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FRIDAY JULY 9, 2021 DEALS OF THE Housing market takes buyers on ‘wild’ $rideDAY$ PG. 3 By Sam Minton DiVirgilio explained that ITEM STAFF this can drive the prices of surrounding homes as It might seem like a sim- well. He said that this is ple business practice, but part of the reason that the high demand and low in- housingDEALS market continues ventory can lead to prices to go up.OF THE for any particular product Schweihs works on the to increase. North Shore, in areas in- Right now this is hap- $DAY$ cluding Marblehead,PG. 3 Sa- pening to the housing lem, Saugus and Swamp- market in the area. Low scott. He said that for the inventory is leading buy- past 6-8 months it has ers to have to go in on been a “crazy” seller’s homes above the asking market and that he has price to ensure that they buyersDEALS being forced to of- even have a chance of se- fer anywhere from 10-20 curing a home. percentOF above THE the asking According to multiple price. realtors, they are seeing a Joan $Regan,DA Ywho$ works lot more cash offers take for CenturyPG. 21 3 in Lynn, place in the current mar- also described the market ket. Andrew Schweihs of only realtor who men- said. “Buyers are guaran- as “wild” in the city. Re- AJS Real Estate said that Realtors, from left, Albert DiVirgilio, Joan Re- tioned this. Albert DiVir- gan and Andrew Schweihs say it’s a seller’s teeing their offer so basi- gan mentioned that she he is even seeing buyers has seen offers between gilio from Re/Max said market right now on the North Shore. cally they are stating that void contingencies on such $50,000-$75,000 over the things as home inspec- that he has seen every- they will fill the gap on DEALS thing at this point. appraisal, if there is one asking price. tions, which was once un- Similar to other realtors heard of. “Anything and every- (a gap), which has driven OF THE ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK OF THE Schweihs wasn’t the thing is on the table,” he the numbers up.” $HOUSINGDAY$ , A6 PG. 3 Nahant Whiting will review Street is in Rolling transition

Thunder By Allysha Dunnigan ITEM STAFF By Sam Minton LYNN — The current ITEM STAFF two-family home at 52 Whit- The “Wall That Heals,” a ing St. has been purchased by replica of the Vietnam Veter- a nonprofit educational firm, ans Memorial in Washington, which plans to turn the prop- D.C. will be making its way to erty into transitional housing. Nahant beginning on July 13. The property will be renovat- When the wall is assembled, ed and a third floor will be add- it will stand 7.5 feet tall and ed to accompany 24 units. stretch out 375 feet in length. The property will include 24 Formal events surrounding bedroom units as well as com- the wall will begin on July 15- mon areas including the kitch- 18, but the wall will make its ens and living-room space. way to the town on July 13. Inspectional Services Depart- A 200-300 motorcycle “crew,” ment (ISD) Chief and Building who refer to themselves as Commissioner Michael Don- the “Rolling Thunder,” will be ovan said construction on the escorting the wall to Nahant ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK property should begin soon, as starting at Suffolk Downs. the new owners are now just Bent Water Brewing Co. Quality Manager Brian Ferrazzani prepares a sample of Also on the channel side of waiting for the building per- the Nahant causeway will be beer to test yeast activity in the brewery’s lab. mits to be approved. vessels belonging to both the Donovan said the property Coast Guard and Boston Fire was purchased about a year Department to accompany the ago and, because it has an ed- wall on its way to town. The Biochemist Bent ucational component to it, the boats will be spraying water Dover Amendment exempts it in the air as the wall makes its from local zoning regulations. way through the causeway. Under this amendment, Don- Jon Lazar, veterans services on a quality brew ovan said, the owners are free officer for the town of Nahant, to house 24 people and incorpo- described bringing the wall to rate employees into the home, Nahant as a great thing. He By Allysha Dunnigan ping them out. time in the company’s lab, and are protected by law in also mentioned that hopefully ITEM STAFF The brewery’s Quality Con- upon the owner’s request. He their endeavors. it will be a good step for some trol Manager Brian Ferrazza- spent a couple of weeks work- “They’re allowed to work LYNN — As Bent Water ni got his degree in biotech- ing with an intern from Ger- veterans to find some recon- Brewery expands its products around the zoning and con- ciliation, to some degree, with nology and spent eight years many in the lab, but soon took struct what they seek, as long to other states, the company their time at war. working in the field. it over on his own. as they comply reasonably continues to emphasize the “We’re bringing the wall to Ferrazzani said that one Ferrazzani said a lot of the with dimensional regulations,” importance of the quality of help bring some closure hope- day he was at Bent Water’s work in biotechnology from Donovan said. “I did a zoning its beer. fully to some of those memo- tap room to watch his friend’s his prior job transferred to analysis on it and they are al- Equipped with an onsite ries,” Lazar said. “This wall is band play, and wound up his work at Bent Water. lowed to do what they want to quality control manager, a time for us to memorialize meeting one of the owners “I like to say that brewing do.” those 58,000-plus people.” Bent Water has its own lab and telling him about his may have been the earliest The rest of Whiting Street Lazar also mentioned that that tests the yeast, bacteria, work in biotechnology. A cou- form of biotechnology, even is zoned to include two- and oxygen and alcohol content of ple of weeks later, Ferrazzani WALL, A6 all of its products before ship- found himself working part BENT WATER, A6 WHITING, A6

THOR JOURGENSEN INSIDE COMMENTARY Saugus gives a super welcome By Sam Minton of Thursday’s meet- gan. ITEM STAFF ing, member Dennis In an exercise, the Lonely but Gould gave McMahon various School Com- SAUGUS — Thurs- a formal welcome to the mittee members talked day night was a first for School Committee. about certain goals they not alone Erin McMahon. “I really look forward are looking to achieve This was the first to working with her and in the following school Americans are lonely and loneliness is School Committee making them sick. ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON I know that we’re going year. John Hatch talk- meeting that she at- to move this district for- ed about getting accli- A Harvard Graduate School of Edu- tended as superinten- ward,” he said. mated to new buildings cation survey of 950 people, including Opinion dent of Saugus schools. Steve Krause was never a cynic. A4 Part of the first meet- while Dennis Gould young adults, in October 2020 found McMahon started off ing involved setting talked about getting by saying that she has that 36 percent felt “serious loneliness” LOOK! Sports goals for the upcoming kids back in front of defined as frequently feeling lonely over received a warm wel- school year. McMahon teachers in classrooms. a several-week period. The study found Leavitt show Catholic Central come from the commit- features Suzanne League releases wants to have students Arthur Grabowski also that 61 percent of young adults surveyed tee and others through- advancing in their first talked about MCAS DeLaurentiis, baseball, softball out the school district experienced serious loneliness. Little River Band. All-Stars. B1 “regular” school year scores possibly being a and town. since the pandemic be- JOURGENSEN, A6 A8 Prior to the conclusion MCMAHON, A6

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Harris Tibbetts Jr. Paul Ulmont Bertrand, 88 Sandra R. Abbott, 84 1936 - 2021 1933 - 2021 1936 - 2021 SWAMPSCOTT - Harris H. NAHANT - Paul Ulmont Ber- LYNN - Sandra Ruth (Curley) Tibbetts Jr., age 84 of Swamp- trand, age 88, of Nahant, died Abbott, age 84, passed away scott, died on Tuesday May 11, Monday, July 5, 2021 with his at the Jesmond Nursing Home 2021 at the Brentwood Nurs- family by his side after a long, in Nahant on Saturday, July 3, ing and Rehabilitation Center, good life. He was the husband 2021. Danvers. He was the husband of the late Norine (Donahue) Born in Lynn on September of Esther M. (Jones) Tibbetts. Bertrand. Born and raised in 20, 1936 to the late Thomas W. Born in Webster, MA he was Lynn, he was the son of the late and Mary (MacIlwraith) Curley. the son of the late Helen T. Earl and Katherine (Killoran) Sandra was a graduate of Lynn (Cutting) and Harris Tibbetts Sr. Bertrand. He was a graduate English High School, Class of He attended Beverly Schools of St Mary’s High School in 1954. She was deeply involved graduating from Beverly Trade Lynn, attended Villanova Uni- with coordinating her class re- School in 1954. He was a versity, and received his Bach- unions every year all the while member of St. Mary’s Bever- elor’s Degree in Business Ad- staying in touch with many of ly Drum and Bugle Corps. He ministration from the University her classmates and friends. served in the army in 1954 of Nebraska, Omaha. He had Sandra was a great bowler, – 1958. He also attended lived in Nahant since 1973. loved playing cards, slot ma- Northeastern University. Paul enjoyed a 30 year ca- chines and also enjoyed sew- In the 1960’s he worked for reer as a helicopter pi- ing and reading. Her love for Auto Roll silk screen printing cook, especially soups, bread lot in the United States Bertrand; his sister- travel took her to many islands and Marion Ruggiero. in Salem and later opened his pudding and his famous dev- Army, retiring as a Ma- in-law, Julie Donahue, over the years including her fa- Service Information: own HVAC business - Air Con- iled eggs. He loved sharing jor. He was drafted and several nieces and vorites of Aruba and Tahiti. Most Friends and family are invit- trol Systems, which he had for them with friends and taking and served two tours in nephews. of all Sandra’s biggest passion ed to call at the Cuffe-Mc- more than forty years. them to suppers at the yacht Vietnam and Korea re- Service Informa- was her family, she loved being Ginn Funeral Home, 157 Ma- Harris grew up in Beverly and club and to church. ceiving several medals tion: A memorial called Mom, Grammy and Gigi. ple Street, Lynn on Sunday, spent his summers at Long Harris was a life member of including the Bronze mass will be held Sandra is survived by her July 11th from 2 p.m. until 5 Beach in Rockport at the fami- the Swampscott Yacht Club Medal during his time in the on Monday at 10AM in St. loving daughters Beverly Ab- p.m. Her funeral service will ly cottage named after him and and was Commodore in 1995. Army. After his retirement, he Thomas Aquinas Church, bott of Lynn and Leslie Abbott be held on Monday, July 12th his siblings – HAPEDAS (Happy He was a member of the served as a Director for the Nahant. Burial will follow of Amesbury; her grandchildren at 10 a.m. at Cuffe-McGinn Days!). Church of the Holy Name Epis- United Way of Massachusetts in Greenlawn Cemetery, Na- April Moody, Brad Efstratios Funeral Home. Burial will fol- On May 20, 1960 he married copal church in Swampscott Bay. Paul enjoyed golfing, hant. Visitation will be on and Alison Efstratios; her great low at Pine Grove Cemetery, Esther Jones of Beverly and where he sang in the choir and bowling and boating and was Monday in the church from granddaughter Amelia Ciamp- Lynn. To leave an online mes- they lived there before moving helped with the Tides fundrais- an avid Boston sports fan. He 9AM-10AM. Relatives and oli; and several nieces, neph- sage or condolence, please to Swampscott in July of 1965 ers. Harris loved his church was supportive of all of his friends are respectfully in- ews and cousins. visit www.cuffemcginn.com. where they raised their two and the many friends he had daughters’ activities, and was vited. Those who prefer may She is predeceased by her sons, Paul and Christopher. there. involved with the Jeanette’s make donations to the Unit- grandson Glenn Moody, Jr. and He got his private pilot’s li- Harris was preceded in Drum and Bugle Corps. ed Way of Massachusetts her siblings Thomas Curley, cense in the late sixties and death by his parents, Harris He is survived by his two Bay, PO Box 412866, Boston, Robert Curley, Burton Curley enjoyed taking his family and and Helen Tibbetts his son, daughters; Frances T. Bertrand MA 02241-2866. Directions friends to Martha’s Vineyard Paul Winslow Tibbetts and his and her partner Lynn Vikesland and guestbook at www.soli- and Provincetown. faithful dog, Libby. as well as Jacquelyn Ber- mine.com When he and Esther were Harris leaves his beloved trand and her partner David NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS first married, they had a small wife, Esther, his son Christo- McEndarfer; his sister, Nancy sailboat which was so slow that pher Harris Tibbetts and his Moody and his brother, Kerry Appeals court axes FDA ban of Man accused of drunken it took them all weekend to get grandchildren, Christopher to Rockport and back. In the Harris Tibbetts, Jr. and Elizabeth electric shock on the disabled driving in police cruiser crash 1980’s, Swampscott harbor May Tibbetts. He also leaves became Harris’ second home three siblings, Peter Tibbetts of A federal appeals court PORTSMOUTH, N.H. – how he loved the ocean! Gloucester, MA, David Tibbetts in Washington, D.C., over- (AP) — A man has been Harris and Esther had the boat and wife Pauline of Sandwich William Slattery turned the U.S. Food and accused of drunken driv- “E.T. and me” for many years MA and Sue Tibbetts Findley Drug Administration’s ing following a crash into a SAUGUS - William “Bill” federal ban on the use of parked Portsmouth Police enjoying trips to Provincetown, and husband, Doug, of Ven- W. Slattery 83, beloved Fa- island parties and just cruising ice FL as well as many nieces electric shock devices on Department cruiser that ther, Papa and friend, died on had its emergency lights the coast. and nephews. Additionally, he Sunday, July 4, 2021 at Mel- people with mental dis- Harris had locker #3 at the leaves an aunt, Sister Harriet abilities by a Massachu- on, police said. rose-Wakefield Hospital after a Police were investigating Fish House where he worked Cutting, S.N.D. of Worcester, setts residential school. brief illness. Born in Lynn, he a multi-car crash Wednes- on the moorings in the har- MA and his sister-in-law, Alber- The judges’ 2-1 decision was the son of the late John day night and an officer bor for over twenty years also ta Amberman of Salem, MA. and Edna (Morley) Slattery. Bill will allow the Judge Roten- always happy to help any- Service Information: A was outside of the cruis- grew up in Lynn and graduat- berg Educational Center er directing traffic. The one who needed it. He loved funeral service will be held ed from Classical High School, to continue using shock talking with friends and visitors on Monday July 12, 2021 at officer saw a vehicle that and later moved to Saugus devices on its residents. wasn’t slowing down and about Swampscott and the 11AM at Church of the Holy where he joyfully bought his The school is the only in- harbor. He had another boat, Name, 60 Monument Avenue tried to signal the driv- first and only home to raise stitution in the U.S. that er to stop, but the vehicle the “B.D. Puck”, in which he Swampscott, followed by his 6 children with the late still uses shock therapy as burial at Swampscott Ceme- didn’t stop. The officer was also took people out to cruise Nancy (Kehoe) Slattery. Bill is a way to modify residents’ the coast. tery. Memorial visitation will able to run away from the survived by his daughter Sally behavior, the Boston Globe He loved children and if the be held at Holy Name Church cruiser, which was struck DeCotis of Florida, son William reported. by the vehicle, police said locker door was open kids on Sunday from 3-5PM. Rel- Slattery Jr. and his wife Jolene would peek in hoping Harris atives and friends are re- The judges’ majority in a news release. of NH, daughter Sandra Tobin opinion stated that the A passenger in the vehi- would be there with a popsicle spectfully invited. Donations of Saugus, son Scott Slattery morial visitation will be for them. can be made in Harris’ name FDA cannot ban the use of cle suffered minor injuries of Lynn, his daughter in law held in the Goodrich Funer- electric shock on intellec- and airbags in both vehi- His grandchildren, Christo- to the Church of the Holy Chandra Slattery and was the al Home, 128 Washington pher and Elizabeth, meant the Name Memorial Fund. Direc- tually disabled people be- cles were deployed, police father of the late Sean Slattery Street, Lynn on Monday, 6:00 cause federal law restricts said. world to him and spent many tions and online guestbook – 8:00 p.m. His funeral mass and Susan Ross. In addition, the FDA from interfering The driver, who was from happy hours with Grandpa at www.Solimine.com. he leaves 14 grandchildren, 22 will be held in St. Mary’s boating and hanging out with with the practice of med- Massachusetts, also was great-grandchildren, a brother Church in Lynn on Tuesday at charged with negligent him. John Slattery of Lynn, 3 sis- 10:00 a.m. Burial will follow icine, because regulating After retiring, Harris loved to medicine is the state’s pre- driving. He was released ters, Judith Rouleau of Saugus, in Riverside Cemetery, Sau- on personal recognizance rogative. Juanita Phillips of Lynn and gus. Relatives and friends bail and is scheduled to Michael Flammia, the Paulette Comeau of Andover, respectfully invited to at- be arraigned on Aug. 9. It many nieces, nephews and tend. For his full obituary or center’s attorney, said that wasn’t immediately known friends. He was the brother of to send a message, please Rotenberg leaders are if he had a lawyer. Nancy Jean Manzoli, 70 the late James F. Slattery. visit www.GoodrichFuneral- content with the ruling, 1950 - 2021 Service Information: Me- Home.com which will allow its work- Lawsuits stemming from ers to continue giving elec- KNOXVILLE TN - Nancy Jean tric shocks to a portion of Cape Cod ferry crash settled Manzoli age 70 of Knoxville their residents to correct BARNSTABLE (AP) — A passed away at home on Feb- Barbara E. (Nickerson) Mazman, 87 potentially aggressive or four-year legal battle over ruary 14, 2021. 1934 - 2021 self-harming behavior injuries suffered by 15 She was born in Lynn Mas- when other measures have people when a high-speed sachusetts to the late Dominic SAUGUS - formerly of Lynn lie, Elaina, Zachary, Kenneth, failed. ferry struck a breakwater Manzoli and Ellen Ruth (Dou- – Mrs. Barbara E. (Nicker- Valerie and Lauren; one great Critics and disability on Cape Cod in 2017 has cette) Manzoli. Nancy worked son) Mazman, age 87, died granddaughter, Ty; daughter-in- advocates said that the come to a close, according as an electronics technician for on Wednesday, July 7th. She law, Virginia Mazman of New- shocks are forms of torture. to court documents. many years before becoming a was the beloved wife of Har- bury; as well as many nieces Opposition to the appeal All claims for injuries medical records administrator ry Mazman with whom she and nephews. cited court records that have been settled, and U.S. after studying at Johns Hopkins shared 64 years of marriage. In lieu of flowers, donations have reported people being District Court Judge Na- University in Baltimore MD. Born and raised in Lynn, Mrs. in Barbara’s memory may be thaniel M. Gorton ordered As a young child, she and shocked by accident or for Mazman was the daughter of made to the American Heart minor transgressions like the case dismissed in May, her family moved to Peabody the late George and Edith M. Assoc. @ heart.org. the Cape Cod Times re- Massachusetts. She graduated swearing, running away (Gooby) Nickerson. She worked Service Information: Rela- or not following the rules. ported Thursday. from Peabody High School in for 20 years as a Tax Processor tives and friends are invited The Rotenberg Center de- “We are gratified that 1968 and Salem State College for the IRS and had been a to attend visiting hours in the matter has come to a nied the allegations, the in 1973. resident of Saugus for the past the Bisbee-Porcella Funer- conclusion and that settle- newspaper said. Surviving Nancy is her broth- She is interred at Eastview 60 years. An avid Patriots fan, al Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., ments have been reached er Donald James Manzoli of Memorial Gardens in Strawber- Barbara was very competitive SAUGUS on Monday from The center said it only for all involved parties,” Marlborough Massachusetts. ry Plains TN. in her family’s fantasy football 4-8 p.m. A funeral service uses shocks with approv- Woods Hole, Martha’s league. She also enjoyed arts, will be held on Tuesday at 11 al from a patient’s family Vineyard and Nantuck- crafts and quilting. a.m. in the funeral home fol- and a local judge. Flam- et Steamship Authori- In addition to her husband, lowed by interment at Pine mia said that the shock ty spokesperson Sean Mrs. Mazman is survived by Grove Cemetery in Lynn. For treatment is necessary to Driscoll said in a state- her three children, Edward directions and condolences prevent the patients from ment Wednesday. Mazman of Swampscott, Karen www.BisbeePorcella.com. violent self-injury. The M/V Iyanough was Mazman-Stevens and her hus- But Shain Neumeier, making the last trip of band Douglas of Reading and an attorney who has rep- the day from Nantucket Anita Anderson of Peabody; resented former center to Hyannis when, at about seven grandchildren, Erica, Ju- residents, said the shocks 9:30 p.m. on June 16, are given without consent 2017, it missed the turn and the families are not into Lewis Bay and hit informed about the condi- the 3,000-foot (914-meter) Roland Clayton Booma, Jr., 82 tions of the shocks people rock breakwater with 48 1937 - 2020 receive and the lack of ef- passengers and nine crew Stories live on. fectiveness. members on board, accord- SWAMPSCOTT, MA - Roland announced. Donations in Ro- The Judge Rotenberg ing to the Coast Guard. The Coast Guard con- Clayton Booma, Jr. (1937- land’s memory may be made Educational Center Par- Tell theirs. cluded that the loss of sit- 2020) died comfortably in his to Church of the Holy Name, ents Association said in a uational awareness by the sleep, on Tuesday, January 28, 60 Monument Ave., Swamp- statement that they sup- 2020 at the Atrium on Veron- scott, MA 01907. Rollie may bridge crew and the weath- Share your loved one’s story. ported the judges’ appeal. ica Drive, in Danvers, MA. Per now rest In Peace! Arrange- er were among the factors “We have and will con- [email protected] | 781-593-7700 his wishes, he was cremated ments entrusted to SOLIMINE that caused the crash. and a “Celebration of Life” with FUNERAL HOMES, LYNN. tinue to fight to keep our An attorney for some of family and friends on Fisher- loved ones safe and alive the injured told the news- man’s Beach in Swampscott, and to retain access to this paper that the parties in- In partnership with MA at a date and time to be life saving treatment of volved in the settlement last resort,” the association are not permitted to dis- said. close terms. FRIDAY JULY 9, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Families fostering migrant kids offer what most shelters cannot By Julie Watson probably not super friend- grant children, are widely booming with Americans ASSOCIATED PRESS ly, was probably confus- considered to be the best getting vaccinated and vi- ing,” said Umphlett, 37, option for kids in U.S. cus- rus-related restrictions be- SAN DIEGO — Chris who works for a software tody, especially for minors ing lifted on daily life. They Umphlett and his family company. “We tried to give who have been trauma- are urging the government worked in small ways to her a better experience.” tized, are very young, preg- to move more kids into fos- help the 12-year-old girl As a record number nant or are teen parents ter homes. from Honduras — who of children fled violence and require extra emotion- “The United States re- barely uttered a word when from Central America and al support. jected large-scale, insti- she arrived after crossing crossed the Mexican bor- Yet hundreds of transi- tutional care for children the Mexican border alone der alone this spring, most tional foster care beds at more than 110 years ago, — feel comfortable in their and we shouldn’t accept it Michigan home. were sent to large-scale family homes and small emergency shelters that group facilities are not today for children who are PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The couple and their four seeking protection within young children who live in the Biden administration being used, according to More than a dozen states have dropped their quickly opened at military government data. Four our borders. Children be- objections to OxyContin maker Purdue Phar- the city of East Lansing long in families,” said Chris bases, convention centers, providers told The Associ- ma’s reorganization plan, edging the company invited her on walks and Palusky, head of Bethany and fairgrounds. ated Press that they have closer to resolving its bankruptcy case. bike rides, and watched Christian Services, which This 12-year-old was one licensed foster families Disney movies with Span- places migrant children in ish subtitles. A Honduran of the lucky ones, instead ready to take children. foster homes. woman from their church placed with an American Two providers said about a While there are not Purdue Pharma exit made a home-cooked Hon- family while U.S. officials third of available beds over enough families licensed duran meal of meat and contacted and vetted her the past month were not yet to take in the thou- plan gains steam with red beans and tres leches mother, who lives in Texas. used. The others declined sands of children in US cake, which got a smile. Transitional foster to specify. custody, advocates say the “I imagine her first in- homes, where families are Providers say interest in homes could take many of OK from more states troduction to the U.S. was licensed to care for mi- fostering migrant kids is the kids under the age of 12 and other vulnerable By Geoff Mulvihill General Letitia James youth, such as pregnant ASSOCIATED PRESS said. “Can the Sacklers teens, now at the govern- do more? Hell yeah, they OxyContin maker Pur- ment’s unlicensed shelters. can do a lot better, but it due Pharma’s plan to re- At the Los Angeles Coun- should first begin with an organize into a new entity ty fairgrounds in Pomona, apology.” that helps combat the U.S. last week there were some North Carolina Attorney opioid epidemic got a big General Josh Stein noted 300 children under the age boost as 15 states that of 12 among the nearly Thursday that the deal had previously opposed includes about $1.5 billion 1,400 minors housed there. the new business model The risk of psychological more than it initially did. now support it. In a statement, mem- and emotional harm grows The agreement from the longer kids are in shel- bers of the Sackler fam- multiple state attorneys ily called the support of ters, according to a June general, including those 22 federal court filing by more states “an import- who had most aggres- ant step toward providing the attorneys monitoring sively opposed Purdue’s substantial resources for the care of minors in U.S. original settlement pro- people and communities custody as part of a long- posal, was disclosed late in need.” standing court settlement. Wednesday night in a Still, nine states and the At the end of May when filing in U.S. Bankrupt- District of Columbia did about 500 transitional fos- cy Court in White Plains, not sign on. One of the ter care beds were unoc- N.Y. It followed weeks of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS holdouts, Washington At- cupied, there were 5- and intense mediations that torney General Bob Fer- Chris and Kristen Umphlett and their children, from left, Derek 7, El- 6-year-old children who resulted in changes to sie, 3, Kyria, 9, and Hudson, 5, are shown in their home in East Lansing, had spent more than a Purdue’s original exit guson complained: “This Mich. The Umphletts have fostered unaccompanied migrant children month at the shelters, ac- plan. settlement plan allows during the pandemic. cording to the court filing. The new settlement the Sacklers to walk away terms call for Purdue to as billionaires with a legal make tens of millions of shield for life.” internal documents pub- Purdue said in a state- Cold-weather virus in summer lic, a step several attor- ment that it will try to neys general, including build “even greater con- those for Massachusetts sensus” for its plan. baffles doctors, worries parents and New York, had de- Purdue sought bank- manded as a way to hold ruptcy protection in 2019 By Lindsey Tanner two RSV-infected infants the company accountable. as a way to settle about ASSOCIATED PRESS recently. Both needed oxy- Attorneys general for 3,000 lawsuits it faced gen treatment to help with both states were among from state and local gov- The recent emergence breathing. ‘’I’ve never seen those who agreed to the ernments and other en- of a virus that typically cases in July, or close to new plan, joining about tities. They claimed the sickens children in colder July.’’ half the states that had company’s continued mar- months has baffled U.S. pe- The U.S. Centers for Dis- previously approved it. keting of its powerful pre- diatricians and put many ease Control and Preven- In a joint online news scription painkiller con- infants in the hospital with tion issued a health ad- conference Thursday, tributed to a crisis that troublesome coughs and visory on June 10 about some of the attorneys gen- has been linked to nearly breathing trouble. an increase in RSV cases eral who signed on noted 500,000 deaths in the U.S. RSV, or respiratory syn- across parts of the South. that their states are in over the last two decades. cytial virus, is a common Cases have appeared in line to get more money The court filing came cause of cold-like symptoms many other states, too. faster to fund drug treat- from a mediator appoint- ed by the bankruptcy but can be serious for in- LaRanda St. John grew PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ment and prevention. fants and the elderly. Cases worried when her 6-week- But they continued to court and shows that dropped dramatically last old son, Beau, developed a LaRanda St. John’s 6-week-old son, Beau, lies express ire with the com- members of the Sackler year, with people staying bad cough a few weeks ago. in a hospital bed at the Sarah Bush Lincoln pany and especially mem- family agreed to increase home and social distanc- The Mattoon, Illinois mom Health Center in Matoon, Ill. bers of the wealthy Sack- their cash contribution to the settlement by $50 mil- ing, but began cropping up has a medical background similar symptoms, St. John rus but was not as sick and ler family who own the lion. They also will allow as pandemic restrictions and suspected RSV when said. didn’t need hospitalization. company and have not ac- $175 million held in Sack- eased. she opened his sleeper and A positive test in the ER St. John said she won- cepted any blame. “No one “I’ve never seen anything saw his chest heaving with confirmed RSV. The infant dered if it might be is happy with the settle- ler family charities to go like this before,’’ Dr. Kate labored breathing. developed a rapid heart COVID-19 because it’s the ment,” New York Attorney toward abating the crisis. Dutkiewicz, medical direc- “The doctors officerate and had to be hos- wrong season for RSV. tor at Beacon Children’s couldn’t get me in because pitalized overnight. His “I can’t say I was relieved, Hospital in South Bend, they were flooded with peo- 16-month-old sister, Lula- because I know RSV is just Indiana, said after treating ple calling’’ about kids with belle, also contracted the vi- as bad,’’ she said.

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Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 encourages experimen- ers being embraced too perts be damned. In this [email protected] wholly (see unabashed tation with new ideas, culture, it’s easy to spot support for raising the policies and plans. A co- Circulation and, consequently, shun minimum wage despite, alition that shuns the [email protected] those who somehow don’t at best, inconclusive and ease of embracing the Ext. 3 mixed economic support familiar — be it a set- know all you know. Newsroom for the policy). ting, a social circle or an In such an ethos, there’s no point in seeking out [email protected] Driving through Mon- ideology — or the growth [email protected] tana, I stopped at nearly promised by learning strangers. That’s why we need to consciously Ext. 4 EDITORIAL every historical marker. from novel experiences I asked about local Mon- and encounters. pursue ways to introduce Sports tanan politics, the state This coalition can ourselves and others to [email protected] of the local economy and transform our politics, new perspectives. The Ext. 5 details on why and how our culture and our econ- most transformative way the barber ended up in omy. In politics, the space would be through a na- Retail and Online this small slice of a huge for curiosity has rapidly tional service program Advertising state. shrunk. According to the that sent kids across the [email protected] There’s something Pew Research Center: country to really learn ADVERTISING about being a visitor Twenty years ago, the what it’s like to grow up median Democrat was Ernie Carpenter Jr. somewhere that makes in another part of our na- Director of Advertising you more willing to ask to the left of 64 percent tion. and Business Development, ext. 1355 questions, explore his- of Republicans, while the In the economy, curi- [email protected] tory and connect with median Republican was osity is essential to in- strangers. That sense of to the right of 70 percent Ralph Mitchell novation. Case in point: Sales Representative, ext. 1313 curiosity shouldn’t be of Democrats. Put dif- the lightbulb. It was the [email protected] reserved for when you’re ferently, in 1994, 23 per- product of a culture of Patricia Whalen traveling in a new spot. cent of Republicans were curiosity. Dozens, if not That willingness to ad- more liberal than the Sales Representative, ext. 1310 hundreds, of individuals [email protected] mit your lack of expertise median Democrat; while were seeking out the best should be true in your 17 percent of Democrats way to produce consis- BUSINESS OFFICE were more conservative own community. That tent, long-lasting light. Susan J. Conti acceptance of the fact than the median Repub- Eventually, one guy Controller, ext. 1288 that others have valid lican. found the answer, but [email protected] and varied perspectives Today, those numbers only by being immersed should apply to conver- are just 4 percent and 5 Ted Grant in a community of simi- Publisher, ext. 1234 sations with your neigh- percent, respectively. larly-curious individuals. [email protected] bors, not just newly-dis- That was in 2014. This ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON covered friends. has assuredly gotten Curiosity may have Marian Kinney A perfect storm has worse in the past seven killed the cat, but incuri- ext. 1212 Steve Krause retired on Thursday. [email protected] formed to quash those years. Pew refers to this osity will end our democ- willing to ask questions. trend as an increase in racy, stifle our economy Will Kraft Social media is no longer “ideologically-consis- and cabin us to befriend- Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 a space that caters to the tent” individuals. A more ing only those who share [email protected] Never a cynic curious. A wrong ques- blunt phrase would be our ideas. Will you join the coali- Paula Villacreses tion even a decade ago “ideologically-incurious” A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 could come to haunt your individuals. When poli- tion of the curious? [email protected] Janet Malcolm, described in her June 18 New Kevin Frazier, a student York Times obituary as a “provocative journalist,” future self. tics starts to reward ask- Our K-12 curriculum ing questions, candidates at the University of Cal- Mike Shanahan declared journalists do work that is “morally in- Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 often requires students ifornia, Berkeley School defensible.” and voters alike can start [email protected] of Law, runs The Oregon Malcolm said the delight reporters take in to identify the “right” an- learning and, as a result, swer even in the context progressing. Way, a nonpartisan blog. Jim Wilson digging into the dingiest, darkest corners of the Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 human experience, ghoulishly haunting car acci- [email protected] dents, murders and other tragedies, make them CIRCULATION cynical, jaded conveyors of news. REBEKAH ENTRALGO That indictment — that pall of cynicism — nev- Lisa Mahmoud er hung over Steve Krause. Manager, ext. 1239 In a career that stretched half a century, [email protected] Krause’s tenure at The Item included his stint CUSTOMER SERVICE as the second longest-serving sports editor in the Infrastructure plan newspaper’s history behind Ed Cahill, father of La’ Mosha Ball Essex Media Group Board of Directors member Customer Service, ext. 1276 Edward L. Cahill. [email protected] Krause approached every interview he conduct- must help caregivers GRAPHICS ed as a blank slate to be filled in without precon- ceptions or bias directed at the subject. Trevor Andreozzi He interviewed the famous, infamous and When my mother was affordable care — and to strike up a bipartisan Designer [email protected] now-forgotten over the breadth of his career and hired as a home health where the workers who deal on infrastructure, his approach to every interview and article was, aide for a young boy liv- provide that care would Biden’s historic $400 bil- Aaron Fee “Tell me your story.” ing with disabilities, she earn enough to live. lion proposal has seem- Designer His untainted interest in what people had to say enjoyed it so much that The care economy is ingly fallen by the way- [email protected] about their lives carried over into relationships she overlooked the re- projected to be one of the side, in favor of physical with news colleagues. The youngest, greenest ad- Edwin Peralta Jr. ality that the job paid a nation’s fastest-grow- infrastructure. Republi- Designer dition to The Item newsroom could be guaranteed low hourly wage with no ing industries. As Baby can Sen. Susan Collins [email protected] an unsolicited recitation about Krause’s tenure benefits. Boomers age, the econo- of Maine has said she with United Press International. But, for a single moth- my is expected to add 1.6 NEWSROOM supports investing in the He took inexperienced newspeople under his er with two children in million jobs related to Mike Alongi sheltering wing and did his best to turn them into school, it wasn’t enough adult care by 2024. care economy but it is Sports Editor, ext. 1228 confident journalists soaring into promising ca- to pay the bills. She made But despite this bur- “not infrastructure” and [email protected] “should be considered reers. His standard newsroom greeting — “How the difficult decision to geoning need, home care Gayla Cawley you doin’?’” — reflected his firm belief that the top leave the family after a workers are paid, on av- separately.” News Editor, ext. 1236 priority for a reporter is to not take yourself too year on the job. erage, about $16,200 a Not surprisingly, two [email protected] seriously. The unsustainable na- year, and one in six lives issues left out of the bi- Steve loves writing and that love will surely ture of our current care below the poverty line. partisan infrastructure Allysha Dunnigan continue into his retirement years. His depar- Just as we need good Reporter, ext. 1302 economy didn’t just af- deal are climate change [email protected] ture from The Item is a loss impossible for his fect my mother. It also union jobs to repair and and the care economy, colleagues to erase. We will all be poorer for not Spenser Hasak affected the family she build our roads and both areas where those having his knowledge and skills serving the pa- Photographer, ext. 1332 cared for. Without a bridges, we need good in power delay taking es- per. But we are all the richer for the example he home health aide to look union jobs to take care of [email protected] sential action. Similar to set for us. after her son, one parent our society’s most vulner- how we are exhausting Julia Hopkins Good luck in your next chapter, Steve. had to take extra time off able. If we burn out these the planet through frack- Photographer, ext. 1224 work to step in as a care- workers with low wages [email protected] giver. and long hours, our loved ing, mining and pollu- tion, we are exhausting Thor Jourgensen This crisis of care could ones who need care will Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 be prevented if Con- also pay the price. care workers by making [email protected] gress were to take bold The $400 billion in- them work long hours for action to fund human vestment outlined in poverty wages. Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 infrastructure — just as Biden’s American Jobs Investing in the na- [email protected] it funds physical infra- Plan would allow aging tion’s care infrastructure structure like roads and and disabled Americans will create millions of Steve Krause bridges. to stay in their homes, Senior Writer, ext. 1229 critically-needed jobs. It [email protected] President Joe Biden’s rather than having to will help build an equita- American Jobs Plan move into expensive and ble economy that works Tréa Lavery calls for spending $400 potentially dangerous Reporter, ext. 1317 for everyone, support- billion to expand home for-profit nursing homes. [email protected] ing both dedicated care and community-based The plan would also workers like my mother Anne Marie Tobin care for the elderly and let home care workers, Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 people with disabilities. more than half of whom and anyone in need of [email protected] Care advocates hailed are Black and immigrant care. Sophie Yarin this as a “monumental women, to bargain collec- Rebekah Entralgo is Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 advance” toward having tively to improve wages the managing editor of [email protected] a country where every- and benefits. Inequality.org at the In- TECHNOLOGY one can receive quality, But as Congress works stitute for Policy Studies. 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] FRIDAY JULY 9, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE Rise of the Moors All address information, particu- A report of a tree on wires at Vandalism was pulling his dog aggressive- larly arrests, reflect police records. In 7:42 a.m. Wednesday on West ly and the dog appeared to be A report of vandalism at the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Shore Drive. in distress. 12:53 a.m. Thursday at 2 Jo- member sued it is the sole responsibility of the con- A report of water in the road A mother came to the station on Mohawk Road at 5:56 p.m. seph Ave. A caller reported the at 10:07 p.m. Friday to report cerned party to contact the relevant Wednesday. same group of kids from a pre- that she went to pick up her police department and have the vious call came back and threw 14-year-old son from a friend’s Danvers police department issue a notice of correc- Theft an item at the house, which house and the son took off run- damaged the siding. Police re- tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or ning. By Tréa Lavery ous times to forcefully clarifications will not be made without A report of a stolen kayak at ported a rock was thrown at the A report of a loud noise com- 5:35 p.m. Wednesday on Bea- house. ITEM STAFF open up the doors without express notice of change from the ar- ing from behind Stop & Shop con Street. probable cause,” Malave resting police department. at 10:26 p.m. Friday. DANVERS — A member wrote in his complaint, SAUGUS Police received four com- of the group the Rise of filed three days later. NAHANT plaints of fireworks on Saturday, the Moors sued Danvers Malave eventually sub- LYNN Accidents 16 on Sunday and at 12:13 police in 2019 and tried mitted to the officers and Animals a.m. Wednesday at the Clarke to pay the filing fee with a was fingerprinted and Arrests At 2:38 p.m Wednesday, a School. silver coin. paid $740 in “ransom,” ac- At 12:49 a.m. Tuesday, a call- caller reported that a vehicle A report of a car doing do- Mooreno Bey, also cording to the complaint. Riquelmer Cuellar, of 526 er reported a coyote in the area was off the road and a male Western Ave., was arrested on nuts in the rear parking lot of known as Lesley Malave, Malave dated the court of Spring and Flash roads. driver was still inside near 770 sued the department after a warrant and charged with Congregation Shirat Hayam at documents with the date Broadway. The driver was found a traffic stop in November two counts of assault and bat- 4:58 p.m. Saturday. The car from both the Gregorian Complaint unresponsive and not breath- of that year, the Boston tery with a dangerous weapon, was gone when police arrived. calendar and the Moorish ing and was transported to a Globe reported Thursday. one, and attempted to pay home invasion and mayhem at A caller reported at 5:10 p.m. A Duncan Terrace resident nearby hospital. Malave, who has ties to the $400 filing fee with a 7:33 a.m. Thursday. Monday that a clammer was called at 11:27 p.m. Saturday At 4:47 p.m. Wednesday, a Lynn, is a self-identified silver coin he valued at Jeffery Knikker, 49, was to report that she was woken operating in a no-fishing zone caller reported a crash on Lin- member of the group, $913. arrested on warrants at 7:01 off of Antigo Way. up by someone banging on her coln Avenue. Two people were door. which has been under In his complaint, he p.m. Wednesday. transported to nearby hospi- the spotlight after seven wrote that he was not Marco Pablo-Perez, of 517 Harassment A complaint of loud music tals. was reported at 12:28 a.m. members were arrested who police said he was: he Essex St., was arrested on a following a standoff with At 10:24 a.m. Monday, a call- Sunday on Redington Street. was a free Moorish Amer- warrant and charged with two police in Wakefield on Sat- er reported that she took her Disturbances A caller reported a group of ican national living in the counts of unlicensed operation urday. United States. The seven friend to the “vax bus” and a youths possibly drinking on of a motor vehicle, unsafe op- A caller reported that a wom- The group believes that suspects in the Wakefield male was harassing them and Phillips Beach at 6:25 p.m. eration of a motor vehicle and an entered a business on Essex Black people are not citi- standoff used similar lan- Sunday. The group were of age failure to stop/yield at 10:44 videotaping them. Street at 8:24 a.m. Wednesday zens of the United States guage when they were but were advised of the beach a.m. Thursday. and started yelling and throw- and are therefore not sub- arraigned in Malden Dis- PEABODY ing items due to an argument rules and left. ject to its laws. trict Court earlier this Accidents over wearing a mask. A report of an erratic driver Malave, who was not week. Arrests At 12:02 p.m. Wednesday, a on Norfolk and Stetson ave- involved with the stand- The judge dismissed A report of a motor vehicle caller reported that an unwant- nues at 7:50 p.m. Sunday. off, was in the car with Malave’s case. Malave crash at 5:12 p.m. Wednesday Jason P. Thibault, 43, of 42 ed man was in the store at 444 A report of a large party on Nadine Aponte and their filed an appeal, for which at Eastern Avenue and Essex Garden St., Danvers, was ar- Broadway. The man was given a Lincoln Circle at 10:54 p.m. children when Aponte was he also did not pay a filing Street; at 8:12 p.m. Wednes- rested and charged with OUI-li- letter of trespass and won’t be Sunday. pulled over for speeding fee. The U.S. Court of Ap- day at Lazy Dog at 328 Broad- quor and negligent operation of returning. A report of a possible fight at on Nov. 1, 2019. The offi- peals for the First Circuit way; at 12:14 a.m. Thursday at a motor vehicle at 6:03 p.m. 11:24 p.m. Sunday on Lincoln cer called for backup after refused his silver coin but Dungeon Avenue and Walnut Wednesday. SWAMPSCOTT Circle. discovering that Malave reviewed his case anyway, Street. A report of a loud party at had an active warrant dismissing it for good on Accidents Accidents 11:54 p.m. Sunday on Nichols against him. Jan. 11 of this year. Breaking and Entering Street. “They all surrounded Tréa Lavery can be A report of a hit-and-run mo- A report of an accident at A Redington Avenue resident the car like a pack of hy- reached at tlavery@item- A report of a breaking and tor vehicle crash at 2:56 p.m. 1:57 p.m. Friday at the Mobil called at 9:33 p.m. Monday enas, attempting numer- live.com. entering at 4:47 p.m. Wednes- Wednesday on Carol Ann Road; gas station on Paradise Road. to report a group of kids had day at 22 Harwood St. at 9:21 p.m. Wednesday at 7 No injuries were reported. run through their yard. The kids A report of a motor vehicle Holten St. A report of an accident at were playing a game and were Suspect in stabbing breaking and entering at 170 A report of a motor vehicle 5:16 p.m. Saturday at Forest advised to stay off of private Union St. crash at 3:21 p.m. Wednesday Avenue and Humphrey Street. property. at 2 Cross St. and 174 Andover A driver reported at 6:36 A Rockyledge Road resident Overdose St. p.m. Saturday that she thought reported at 4:50 p.m. Tuesday of rabbi facing hate A report of a motor vehicle A report of an overdose at she struck a parked vehicle in that his property had been crash with injuries at 6:06 the Whole Foods parking lot. damaged by his neighbor set- 5:33 p.m. Wednesday at Ford p.m. Wednesday at Sea Witch crime charges and Rand streets. A report of an accident with ting off fireworks a few days Restaurant at 203 Newbury St. injuries at 6:22 p.m. Monday ago. A caller reported a person was Theft at Paradise Road and Parsons A manager at Stop & Shop ASSOCIATED PRESS District Attorney Rachael on the ground after a vehicle Drive. reported a customer yelling Rollins said outside court. BOSTON — A man al- A report of a motor vehicle went over an embankment into A report of a past hit-and-run and swearing in the store at Noginski, an Israeli citi- ready charged with stab- the guardrail. Two people were crash at 3:49 p.m. Tuesday on 1:49 p.m. Wednesday. zen with 12 children, was theft at 4:52 p.m. Wednesday bing a rabbi outside a taken to Salem Hospital. Sargent Road. stabbed multiple times in at 216 Oxford St.; at 7:54 p.m. Jewish school in Boston Wednesday at 205 Union St. A report of an accident with Fires the arm and was released Complaints now faces additional hate from the hospital the day A report of a larceny at 5:10 possible injuries at 8:32 a.m. crime offenses, prosecu- Wednesday at the high school. A report of smoke coming after the stabbing. p.m. Wednesday at Union News A report of suspicious activity tors said Thursday. Animals from a heating vent on Essex Awad was seen acting at 250 Union St.; at 6:30 p.m. at 3 p.m. Wednesday at 7 State Khaled Awad, who is Wednesday at 35 Lynnway; at Police received two reports Street. The fire department was suspiciously near the St. A caller reported an ex- originally from Egypt, ar- Shaloh House the day be- 7:41 p.m. Wednesday at 111 at 11:37 p.m. Friday of a dog notified. tenant left a mess in the apart- rived in the U.S. with bi- fore the attack, when he Lawton Ave.; at 1 p.m. Thursday barking excessively in the area A report of a fire on Salem ment and was possibly growing Street at 9:49 p.m. Sunday. ased views against Jews, first demanded Noginski’s at 149 Broad St. of Walker and Banks roads. Christians and American marijuana in there at one time. A report of an injured bird at Hazardous conditions car keys, Hegarty said. In A report of a road rage inci- Police received a report that culture, Suffolk Assistant addition, Noginski was 1:34 p.m. Saturday on Forest District Attorney Marga- MARBLEHEAD dent at 7:34 p.m. Wednesday a telephone pole on Orchard wearing a yarmulke and Avenue. Animal Control was ret Hegarty said during a at 129 Lowell St. A caller re- Road was about to fall down at Awad had to walk past notified. court hearing. Accidents ported she confronted another 6:55 p.m. Friday. a Menorah, suggesting A report of a dog under a Witnesses who knew or that he targeted Jews, the A report of a person hit by driver about blocking her vehi- deck on Humphrey Street at A report of a wire down on cle and he threw a water bottle interacted with Awad told prosecutor said. a car which left the scene at 11:28 a.m. Tuesday. Animal Humphrey Street at 9:01 a.m. investigators he would at her, which soaked her, and Saturday. The attack has been con- 12:30 p.m. Wednesday on At- Control was notified. become angry if his views demned by Boston’s Jew- then drove off. The victim did A needle was found on Eis- lantic Avenue. The victim had a A report of a duckling that were challenged, she said. ish community. not want to press charges. man’s Beach at 10:28 a.m. minor injury to his arm but re- may have been abandoned by “The witnesses also Awad’s court-appoint- fused medical attention. A report of threats at 7:59 its mother on Eisman’s Beach Tuesday. noticed that the suspect p.m. Wednesday at 64 Fulton ed attorney, Stephen A report of a motor vehicle at 5:02 p.m. Tuesday. Animal A report of low-hanging wires would stereotype vari- Weymouth, requested a St. A woman walked into the crash at 12:35 p.m. Wednes- Control was notified. on Norfolk Avenue at 1:36 p.m. ous differences in racial competency evaluation. day on Gregory Street. station to report her neigh- A Sutton Place resident re- Tuesday. groups and behavior, A court clinician told the A report of a hit-and-run ac- bor had threatened her with a ported at 10:57 a.m. Wednes- A report of a tree down on which included whites, judge that Awad has been cident at 12:36 p.m. Wednes- baseball bat and she did not day that, while doing interior Nichols Street and Sampson Blacks and that he was diagnosed as bipolar and day on Rockaway Avenue. feel safe to return home. renovations on their home, they Avenue at 6:03 p.m. Tuesday. especially harsh on Jews,’’ has not been taking his A report of an accident at Suspicious activity was re- discovered that a weasel had Reports of flooding due to the prosecutor said. medications while in Mas- 2:24 p.m. Wednesday on Peach ported at 11:05 p.m. Wednes- been living in their walls. Ani- rain at 6:07 p.m. Tuesday on Awad, 24, who has been sachusetts. Highlands and Pond Street. day at 2 Joseph Ave. A caller mal Control was notified. Norfolk and Stetson Avenues, living in Boston, was “Competency could be reported neighborhood kids Police received multiple calls Chestnut Hill Terrace and Hum- charged Thursday with an issue,” Weymouth said Breaking and entering had just thrown something about a dog tied up by a stor- phrey Street, and Burrill Road. a civil rights violation in court. He also dismissed at her window and thought it age container in the parking lot A report of a tree on wires causing injury and intim- the idea that the stabbing A report of a possible forced may have been an egg. Police of Fisherman’s Beach at 12:11 on Hillcrest Circle at 6:51 p.m. idation with bodily injury, was a hate crime, and said entry to a building on Mechanic confirmed it was an egging, p.m. Wednesday. Animal Con- Tuesday. prosecutors said. He has it was more likely a “crime Square at 8:20 a.m. Wednes- but said that no damage had trol was notified. A report of a tree down on already pleaded not guilty of opportunity” in an ef- day. occurred. Manton Road at 7:29 p.m. to assault and battery fort to steal a vehicle. Breaking and entering Tuesday. with a dangerous weapon Awad was ordered to Complaints Fire and six other charges in undergo further psychi- A report of a past breaking Scams connection with the July atric evaluation at a state A report of loud landscapers At 10:39 p.m. Wednesday, a and entering of a vehicle at 1 stabbing of Rabbi Shlo- hospital. on Prospect Street at 7:10 p.m. caller reported an out-of-con- 11:04 a.m. Saturday on Pine A report of compromised mo Noginski outside the A dangerousness hear- Wednesday. trol grill fire at 1 Silverleaf Way. Street. identity at 9:13 a.m. Friday. Shaloh House in the city’s ing scheduled for Thurs- An Elm Street resident called The caller said the flames had A MacArthur Circle resident Brighton neighborhood. day was postponed until to report a group of loud, drunk engulfed the grill and there was Complaints reported credit card fraud at “We believe this was July 29, after the evalua- adults at a neighbor’s home at mulch and other flammables 2:51 p.m. Friday. rooted in antisemitism,” tion. 9:44 p.m. Wednesday. nearby. Police reported the grill A report of kids riding on A report of identity theft on Police received two calls had been shut down and there shopping carts and pushing Preston Court at 4:42 p.m. about possible fireworks at were no further issues. them in front of traffic at Petco Wednesday. 3:56 a.m. Thursday at Wyman at 4:57 p.m. Friday. Road and Barnard Street. Theft A Puritan Road resident re- Threats ported at 6:06 p.m. Friday that Fires A report of a larceny at 2:59 a man rang her doorbell, pos- A Littles Point Road resident p.m. Wednesday at 4 Mill St. A sibly trying to sell her some- called at 10:54 p.m. Sunday A report of a tree fire close to caller reported that while she thing, and she had to ask him to report that a person on a home at 5:09 a.m. Thursday was hospitalized, someone to leave multiple times before Rockyledge Road called over on West Shore Drive, caused by broke into her apartment and he did. to them asking if they wanted a lightning strike. took some things. An Amazon Police received a report that to see a gun and saying that Echo, valued at $400, was tak- a man walking his dog outside someone was going to die that Hazardous conditions en. There was no forced entry. Stop & Shop at 7 p.m. Friday night.

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Nahant will review Rolling Thunder

WALL recognize that cities and From A1 towns all across the North Shore had young men who two names from Nahant gave their lives for their will be on the wall — one country. He mentioned of them he was actually that surrounding locali- friends with. ties and services offices Lance Corporal Richard are invited to pay respects Robert Davis was killed in action in July of 1967. at the wall. Lazar went to school with It’s not every day that and played football with you get to witness a piece Davis at Lynn Classical of history — especially High School; Davis grad- of this size — so Nahant uated from the school in residents should take ad- 1965. Lazar mentioned vantage of this unique op- that, back then, Nahant portunity. kids had a choice of going Sam Minton can be to Lynn Classical. reached at sminton@item- Lazar also wanted to live.com. Whiting Street is in transition ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Brian Ferrazzani is the quality manager at Bent Water Brewing Co. in Lynn. WHITING for the employees. From A1 Cowdell added that he has been seeing nonprof- three-family homes, so its buying homes around Biochemist Bent on quality brew Executive Director of the the area to turn them Economic Development into group and transi- and Industrial Corpora- ery’s standards but the tional housing, changing BENT WATER tion of Lynn (EDIC/Lynn) the character of what the From A1 beer from the 150th case James Cowdell said this neighborhoods are used does, then they only have will be a big change to the though we didn’t know to discard the cases from to. that we were using liv- neighborhood. 151 to 200. “This will definitely Donovan said the non- ing organisms at first,” he Ferrazzani uses a profit that purchased 52 said. loom large in the neigh- handful of equipment — borhood,” Donovan added. Whiting St. last year also The largest part of Fer- some costing as much as owns a transitional hous- razzani’s job in the lab The 3,514-square-foot $30,000 — to test the beer property was sold for ing property on Western at Bent Water is yeast at different phases. For in- Avenue. management. He said $650,000 and is accompa- stance, the machine that Donovan estimated they use yeast during fer- nied by off-street parking assists with testing during the work on the Whiting mentation, buying small spaces, a two-car garage packaging cuts the can Street property will be amounts from vendors to and a basement with a and measures the alcohol then pitch into the beer. washer and dryer. done within a few months. and oxygen content. When a batch is done Cowdell said the tran- Allysha Dunnigan can After four years on the fermenting, Ferrazzani sitional housing unit will be reached at adunnigan@ job, Ferrazzani said he is lowers the temperature to offer nine parking spaces itemlive.com. still surprised how much drop the yeast out of sus- work and science goes into pension, which ultimately allows for a cleaner-look- making beer. ing — and better-tasting “It’s been awesome to Lonely but — beer. Bent Water Brewing Co. Quality Manager Bri- see the company grow and That yeast is then har- an Ferrazzani studied Biochemistry before how we’ve expanded on vested and the cells are coming to the Lynn brewery. the quality side,” Ferraz- not alone counted using a machine zani said. “It just led to a batch with “off” flavors, pale ales (IPAs) shouldn’t to make sure it is healthy better product.” JOURGENSEN had a club title ranging but if not enough is added, stay on the shelves for before putting it into the Ferrazzani credited his From A1 from regent to custodian. next batch. then the beer may not hit longer than three months, team, saying that even Order of the Skunk mem- Ferrazzani uses a ma- a desirable alcohol con- while lagers can last up to though he does the quality The study linked sus- bers also sported an array chine which counts the tent. six months to ensure the work in the lab, “the guys tained loneliness to se- of titles, with a 1951 Daily yeast with a microscope Another large part of his best taste and quality. in the brewhouse are do- rious medical problems, Evening Item story listing identifying how many job is microbiology, where- Ferrazzani also tests the ing quality work too, so it’s including depression, anx- Lynn residents serving as dead and live cells there in Ferrazzani makes sure beer during fermentation really a team effort and a iety and heart disease. “vice grand stinker” and are by differentiating the there is no unwanted bac- — while it is in the fermen- team mentality.” The Harvard study was “rhythm skunk.” Grounded live cells with a green col- teria in the beer. tation tanks — and during Ferrazzani said it has conducted against the in irreverence, the group orant and dead cells with He also checks the alco- packaging. When the beer taken some time to imple- backdrop of COVID-19. was devoted to the worthy red. hol content, monitors the is being packaged, he will ment all the different test- But even with the pan- mission of “sponsoring aid “We do this because we fermentation process and test a can at the start of ing checkpoints through- demic loosening its hold to cancer victims.” want really consistent does sensory testing on packaging, then again at out the brewing process, on the nation and summer Residents living on the fermentation,” Ferrazzani older beers to see how long about 150 cases in, and but it has “only improved giving people more oppor- Tower Hill stretch of Bos- said. they can stay on the shelf. then at 250 cases. the quality of our beer.” tunities to get outside, the ton Street in Lynn and If too much yeast is add- With sensory testing, In this process, if a Allysha Dunnigan can study is still alarming. side streets formed the ed, Ferrazzani said they Ferrazzani said he has beer from the 200th case be reached at adunnigan@ Halve the results and Edwards Corner Pals. may contaminate the discovered that their India doesn’t match the brew- itemlive.com. you still have numbers Club activities included pointing to one in five organizing a “sendoff gala” American adults feeling for neighborhood men en- seriously lonely and al- tering military service in Housing market turning ‘wild’ most one in three young 1942. adults defining themselves Four Marblehead women as seriously lonely. ed for another crash like with mortgage brokers from Asia and Europe, we — Ann Arata, Jody How- HOUSING Why is loneliness casting the one that started in that were doing things all of a sudden became a ard, Peggy Lynch and Bet- From A1 a cloud over so many lives 2007/2008?’ There are a that they shouldn’t have hub or a gateway for in- sy Morris — helped orga- even with the pandemic that The Item spoke to, lot of factors that created been doing and giving ternational businesses, nize The Eighth Day club waning in many places devoted to empowering Regan mentioned that that crash that we don’t people approvals on loans and as they move into around the country? women through creative she is seeing buyers waive have happening in to- that they really had no Boston and they bring home inspections and that My answer: the death of expression. day’s market, primarily business getting approval jobs and property, that’s some buyers end up re- clubs. Reading about the group the changes in mortgage on,” said Schweihs. “A lot going to drive our values gretting that decision. She I found not one, but two reminded me how my lending rules. The experts of those practices are not up all around the towns as also added that if she had file cabinets in The Item mother joined a similar in the industry tell us that happening now.” far out as New Hampshire a buyer, she wouldn’t en- we won’t see a real estate DiVirgilio also men- story archives stuffed with 1970s club and found her- now.” courage them to do that. crash like the last one and tioned that he doesn’t see folders filled with news self getting involved in pol- With how intense the With memories of the I tend to agree with that. this being a bubble like in briefs and stories about itics. She ended up elected 2008 housing market cri- It all comes down to sup- 2008. housing market contin- clubs and organizations to the local City Council sis, some realtors do have ply and demand.” “Boston has been do- ues to be, multiple in- proliferating in Lynn and and serving stints as may- that crash in the back of There are some realtors ing this for a while,” he dustry professionals said surrounding communities. or and county commission- their heads. who are hopeful, for a va- explained. “When Bos- that now more than ever Many, if not most of er. “It’s something that all riety of different reasons, ton expanded their inter- it’s important to have an them, are gone and so are Lest they be forgotten, of us realtors think about,” that buyers won’t again national runway years experienced realtor who the opportunities the clubs Swampscott’s Fortnightly said Robin Murphy of Re/ witness what they saw in ago, that’s an indicator of knows what they are do- offered for people to social- Club, the Fughawee Ren- Max in Peabody. “’Where 2008. what’s to come. When we ing. ize. egades of Saugus, Interfor is the market headed? “It’s possible but I think became an international Sam Minton can be Subtract the major orga- Club of Lynn, Nahant’s Can it continue to climb there was a lot more going gateway now for flights reached at sminton@item- nizations — Elks, Lions, Hightiders, Lynnfield and sustain? Are we head- into the collapse of 2008 to come all the way direct live.com. Jaycees, and any number Gathering and Master of religious-oriented or- Chase’s Schoolboys’ Asso- ganizations that enjoyed ciation all enjoyed their 20th century heydays — day in the sun and pro- Saugus schools give a super welcome and you still have dozens vided a place to meet and of groups with all manner make friends in a time be- of names devoted to one fore televisions, computer Vice Chair Ryan Fisher MCMAHON objective: bringing people and mobile devices took added that, so far, Mc- From A1 together. their place. Mahon is doing exactly How about the Couples Maybe I am indicting goal for the committee to what she promised to do, mobilize around. Club of Nahant? This or- modern technology too and that he is optimistic ganization was active harshly. After all, Face- Also in her first meet- about her time as super- ing, McMahon brought from the mid-1940s to the book and its cousins link intendent. 1960s and a 1990 reunion billions of people together up research involving the “She’s starting goals, start and end times of the attracted 60 former club virtually and in positive achievements and assess- school day. No decision members who fondly re- ways. ment and methodically has been made regarding membered watching old Let’s all conduct a loneli- school start times at the moving us to where we movies together and host- ness experiment: Turn off moment. need to be,” he said. “She’s ing beach parties. the tube, shove the laptop Committee Chair Tom only been on the job for a The Daughters of Isabel- and iPhone into a drawer Whittredge told The Item week but so far the feed- la organized a Lynn chap- and tell me what you plan that McMahon’s firstback I’m getting is lots of ter 102 years ago — at a to do. meeting went well. ‘wow, she got back to me time when women were I’ll grab my guitar or a ‘It’s nice to get the first really quickly.’” COURTESY PHOTO | ERIN MCMAHON referred to in newspapers book or cajole my wife into one done and get down Sam Minton can be Erin McMahon attended a School Committee by their husband’s name. playing chess. How about to business moving for- reached at sminton@item- meeting for the first time as the superinten- In a tribute to guaranteed you and you and you — ward,” he said. live.com. dent of Saugus schools. inclusiveness, every one of anyone want to start a the 20 founding members club? FRIDAY JULY 9, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Johnson confirms most British troops left Afghanistan By Sylvia Hui away. We are keeping our ASSOCIATED PRESS embassy in Kabul, and we will continue to work with LONDON — Prime our friends and allies, par- Minister Boris Johnson ticularly with the govern- confirmed Thursday that ment of Pakistan, to try to most British troops have bring a settlement,” John- left Afghanistan, almost son said. 20 years after the U.K. and Britain will continue to other Western countries fund education, especially sent troops into the coun- girls’ schooling, in Afghan- try to engage in what they istan, he said. The U.K. described as a “war on ter- will also back the Afghan ror.” government with over 100 Johnson stressed that million pounds ($138 mil- the threat posed by al-Qa- lion) in development aid ida to the U.K. has sub- this year, as well as 58 mil- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS stantially diminished, but lion pounds for the Afghan he sidestepped questions Activists pose for a photo after erecting a large rainbow-colored heart in front of the country’s security forces. about whether the hasty parliament building in Budapest, Hungary. A total of 150,000 Brit- military exodus by his ish servicemembers have country and its NATO al- served in Afghanistan over lies risks undoing the work the past 20 years, and 457 of nearly two decades or Hungary activists vow to resist have died — a much high- leaves Afghanistan vulner- er death rate compared to able to the Taliban, who have made rapid advances the U.K. involvement in LGBT law, symbol of EU rift in many northern districts. Iraq. Britain’s last combat The prime minister de- troops left Afghanistan By Justin Spike er right-wing leaders of tinue to provide teachers parliamentarians urged clined to give details about in October 2014, though ASSOCIATED PRESS member states have been with training and educa- the European Commis- the troop withdrawal, cit- about 750 remained as at the forefront of that tional materials, and offer sion to take swift action part of a NATO mission to BUDAPEST, Hungary fight, challenging thetheir services to anyone against Hungary unless it ing security reasons. But — Activists in Hungary he said that “all British train Afghan forces. EU’s traditional “liberal regardless of age. changes tack. Britain’s Defense Minis- erected a 10-meter-high consensus” by refusing to Dudits added that the Speaking earlier in the troops assigned to NATO’s (30-foot-high) rainbow-col- mission in Afghanistan are try has said the withdraw- accept migrants, cracking law “stigmatizes LGBTQ day in Belgrade, Orban ored heart opposite the down on media plurality people and actually puts now returning home,” add- al of the last troops would dismissed the EU criti- country’s neo-Gothic par- and limiting the indepen- LGBTQ youth more ... in ing that “most of our per- be “complete within a few cisms, characterizing the months.” A “small number” liament on Thursday, vow- dence of their judiciaries. danger of bullying and ha- controversy as a “debate sonnel have already left.” ing to wage a civil disobe- of U.K. military personnel At the Thursday demon- rassment in schools and in about who decides how we Most U.S. and European dience campaign against a will stay on temporarily stration, rights groups their families as well.” will raise our children.” troops have also pulled out new law that they say dis- as part of the transition to said the Hungarian law Many European leaders “Brussels bureaucrats in recent weeks. criminates against LGBT the new phase of British denies thousands of LGBT have demanded the law’s have no place here,” Or- “We must be realistic people and that has raised support to the country. young people crucial infor- repeal, saying it violates ban said. about our ability alone questions about what val- mation and support, and the bloc’s values. U.S. President Joe Biden The debate over the law to influence the course of ues the European Union violates national and in- European Commission announced in April that reflects a larger one with- events. It will take com- stands for. ternational human rights President Ursula von der the last 2,500 to 3,500 U.S. in the 27-member EU, bined efforts of many na- The law, which came into standards. Leyen told the European where a handful of coun- tions, including Afghani- soldiers and 7,000 allied effect Thursday, prohib- “We think that the only Parliament in Strasbourg tries are led by populist stan’s neighbors, to help NATO soldiers would de- its the display of content path we can pursue is civ- on Wednesday that the the Afghan people to build part Afghanistan. depicting homosexuality il disobedience, and we law was “a disgrace.” leaders who have pressed their future,” Johnson On Tuesday the U.S. or sex reassignment to will not change anything In a resolution adopted ahead with laws and poli- said. “But the threat that military said 90 percent minors — but critics say about our activities,” Luca Thursday, EU lawmakers cies that many in the bloc brought us to Afghanistan of American troops and its goal is to marginalize Dudits, a spokesperson for condemned “in the stron- feel are anti-democratic or in the first place has been equipment had already and stigmatize the LGBT Hatter Society, Hungary’s gest possible terms” the violate its founding val- greatly diminished by the left the country, with the community as the country largest LGBT advocacy new legislation in Hunga- ues. On the one hand, crit- valor and by the sacrifice drawdown set to finish by marches steadily to the group, told The Associated ry and said it constitutes a ics of those polices want of the armed forces of Brit- late August. Last week, right under Prime Minis- Press. clear breach of fundamen- the EU to take action to ain and many other coun- U.S. officials vacated the ter Viktor Orban. The law One provision in the law tal rights. protect their vision of the tries.” country’s biggest airfield, has drawn intense opposi- bans organizations from They said the law is not bloc as a progressive in- He stressed that Brit- Bagram Air Base, the epi- tion in Hungary and from holding educational pro- a one-off case, but “rather stitution; on the other, ain remains committed to center of the war to oust the EU and has become a grams on sexual orienta- constitutes another inten- such action raises uncom- helping achieve a peace the Taliban and hunt down significant battlegroundtion in schools unless they tional and premeditated fortable questions about settlement in Afghanistan the al-Qaida perpetrators in the fight over what the are approved by the gov- example of the gradual how much power Brussels through diplomacy. of the 9/11 terrorist at- bloc represents. ernment. But Dudits said dismantling of fundamen- should have over member “We are not walking tacks on America. Orban and some oth- Hatter Society will con- tal rights in Hungary.” The states’ own parliaments. 2 Haitian Americans detained Debate over meat in slaying of Haiti president eating rages in Spain By Aritz Parra transgender rights, spiral- By Evens Sanon, ASSOCIATED PRESS ing rent prices, tax hikes Dánica Coto and and social benefits for the Joshua Goodman MADRID — The amount most vulnerable Spaniards. of meat that Spaniards eat ASSOCIATED PRESS Meat joined the areas of has rattled the unity of disagreement this week. PORT-AU-PRINCE, Spain’s governing coalition. In a video posted Wednes- Haiti — Two men believed Members of Prime Min- day on social media, Con- to be Haitian Americans ister Pedro Sánchez’s sumption Minister Alberto — one of them purport- progressist Cabinet are Garzón, a leader of United edly a former bodyguard clashing over whether to We Can, called on people to at the Canadian Embassy discourage people in Spain consider putting less meat in Port au Prince — have from consuming so much on their plates. been arrested in connec- ham, beef and other forms “I’m worried about the tion with the assassina- of animal protein. Support- health of our citizens and tion of Haiti’s president, ers favor messaging on the the health of our planet,” Haitian officials said health and environmen- Garzón said. Thursday. tal benefits of plant-based The minister cited data James Solages and Jo- diets. from the U.N.’s Food and seph Vincent were among The internal debate bal- Agriculture Organization 17 suspects detained looned to the point that that showed Spain as the in the brazen killing of the primer minister waded European Union’s top meat President Jovenel Moïse in from Lithuania while consumer: 98 kilograms by gunmen at his home on an official visit there per person a year com- in the pre-dawn hours Thursday. pared to an EU average of Wednesday. Fifteen of “To me, if you give me a 76 kilograms. them are from Colom- rare, ribeye steak,.. that’s Garzón said that 70 unbeatable,” Sánchez said, bia, according to Léon million cows, pigs, sheep, stating his unequivocal Charles, chief of Haiti’s chickens and other farm PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS position. animals are slaughtered National Police. He added Since coming to power in for food each year in Spain, that three other suspects Suspects in the assassination of Haiti’s President Jovenel Moise sit on the early 2020, Sánchez’s cen- a country of 47 million, were killed by police and floor handcuffed after being detained by police in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. ter-left Socialists and the and that beef production, eight others are on the self as a “certified diplo- slapping them. to several abandoned ministers representing the in particular, requires dis- run. Charles had earlier matic agent,” an advocate Police arrested the cars riddled with bullet coalition’s junior partner, proportionate amounts of said seven were killed. for children and budding men, who were sweat- holes that they believed the far-left United We Can, water and releases green- “We are going to bring politician on a website for ing heavily and wearing belonged to the suspects, have clashed over how house gases responsible for them to justice,” he said a charity he established clothes that seemed to be who were white men. The to respond to issues like global warming. as the 17 suspects sat in 2019 in south Florida smeared with mud, an As- cars didn’t have license handcuffed on the floor to assist residents. sociated Press journalist plates, and inside one of during a press conference On his bio page for the said. Officers put them in them was an empty box Thursday night. charity, Solages said he the back of a pickup truck of bullets and some water. The oldest suspect is previously worked as a and drove away as the At a news conference 55 and the youngest, So- bodyguard at the Canadi- crowd ran after them to Thursday, Charles, the lages, is 35, according to an Embassy in Haiti. The the nearby police station. police chief, urged peo- a document shared by Canadian Embassy didn’t Once there, some in the ple to stay calm and let Mathias Pierre, Haiti’s immediately comment; crowd chanted: “They police do their work as minister of elections. calls to the foundation killed the president! Give he warned that authori- He would not provide and Solages’ associates at them to us. We’re going to ties needed evidence they additional details about the charity either did not burn them!” were destroying, includ- Solages’ background, nor go through or weren’t an- One man was overheard ing the burned cars. provide the name of the swered. saying that it was unac- Officials did not address second Haitian American. Witnesses said two sus- ceptable for foreigners to a motive for the slaying, The U.S. State Depart- pects were discovered come to Haiti to kill the saying only that the at- ment said it was aware Thursday hiding in bush- country’s leader, referring tack, condemned by Hai- of reports that Haitian es in Port-au-Prince by to reports from Haitian ti’s main opposition par- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Americans were in custo- a crowd, some of whom officials that the perpe- ties and the international dy but could not confirm grabbed the men by their trators spoke Spanish or community, was carried Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez answers or comment. shirts and pants, pushing English. out by “a highly trained questions during a meeting with the press at Solages described him- them and occasionally The crowd later set fire and heavily armed group.” the Siauliai military air force base. A8 FRIDAY JULY 9, 2021 LOOK! Collector Car Appreciation Day, Call of the Horizon Day, Fashion Day

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Salvation Army honors Steve for Item Santa contributions

ITEM PHOTO | TRÉA LAVERY On the day of his retirement, The Item’s Senior Writer Steve Krause, right, receives an award from Salvation Army Capt. Helen Johnson for his work with the Item Santa program.

Leavitt show features DeLaurentiis, Little River Band

By Steve Krause actor Michael Pare, who You can also hear from ITEM STAFF played Eddie in the movie the Little River Band, one “Eddie and the Cruisers.” of the yacht rock staples If you’re up early Also on the air will of the mid-to-late 1970s enough Sunday (7 a.m.) you can tune into WMEX- be Hollywood producer/ as well as the early 80s. AM (1510) for Gary actor/show host Su- Among their hits were Leavitt and Friends. zanne DeLaurentiis, “Cool Changes,” “Rem- As always, Leavitt’s who founded the Cinema iniscing,” and “Take It show will feature an ar- City International Film Easy On Me.” ray of guests from various Festival in 2007 and won Rounding out the bill walks of the entertain- the Hollywood F.A.M.E. is Grammy winner Paul ment industry. Among Lifetime Achievement Nelson, who owns the them this week are Award in 2008. Music Room in Yarmouth.

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Local news on your doorstep “Treasure of Love” by The Flatlanders was released Thursday. Review: Flatlanders’ new album offers their welcome twang

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the win on the mound in ened to end the rally, Rock BASEBALL relief, tossing 1 2/3 score- came through with an RBI By Mike Alongi less innings. Trent Cahill in eld single to make it a ITEM SPORTS EDITOR got the start on the mound 3-1 game. and went 4 1/3 innings. Pine Hill continued to LYNN — It was a game For Saugus, Trey Riley make plays in the third in- of rallies for the Pine went 1-for-2 with a double ning, taking advantage of Hill Little League team and two RBI. Jacob Boyce four Saugus errors to take Thursday evening, as the went 2-for-4 with an RBI, the lead. With runners on all-stars battled back two while Rylan Bierenbrood- rst and second and one different times to earn an spot (3-for-3), Michael out, Morin hit a towering 8-6 win over Saugus in an Fonduto (2-for-3), Devin  y ball to right eld that elimination game of the Lugo (2-for-4) and Nico bounced off of a Saugus District 16 tournament at player’s glove and allowed the Wyoma Little League Sapienza (1-for-4) all had eld. hits. three runs to come home Elijah Morin led the of- Saugus jumped out to an and make it a 4-3 Pine fensive attack for Pine early lead in this one, with Hill lead. Hill, going 2-for-4 with the rst three batters of Two more runs came in two doubles and two RBI. the lineup reaching base the top of the fourth in- Cyrus Rock went 1-for-3 and scoring to go ahead ning for Pine Hill after a with an RBI, while Riley 2-0. single and a walk put two Driscoll (1-for-2, three But Pine Hill answered runners on with two outs. runs scored), Jackson right back in the top of the Next up was Morin, who Bennett (1-for-2, two runs second, as Palladino led off laced a two-run double up scored) and Mason Palla- the inning with a double the right eld line to push PHOTO | PAULA MULLER dino (1-for-4, double) each and then moved to third the lead to 6-3. added a hit. on a passed ball. After a Pine Hill’s Riley Driscoll slides into home plate for a run in a District 16 Palladino also earned pair of strikeouts threat- PINE HILL, B2 tournament win over Saugus Thursday. Fenwick’s Stolarz earns CCL MVP Gallagher, Aidan Armas, CCL TENNIS and Anthony Kurtz- By Daniel Kane er; Bishop Stang’s Eli- ITEM STAFF jah Swift; and Cardinal Spellman’s Brendan Wy- The Catholic Central League released its boys lie and Ben Trovato. and girls tennis All-Star For the girls, St. Mary’s teams this week and and Fenwick each had Bishop Fenwick’s Ryan two players get repre- Stolarz was right at the sented on the All-Star top of the list. team. The senior captain was The Spartans had a the go-to man for the pair of seniors in Shan- Crusaders on the court non Lovett and Gina Pal- this season tallying a ermo. 10-1 record in rst sin- The Crusaders had a gles. The impressive sea- pair of sophomores join son earned Stolarz CCL boys tennis MVP honors. the team with Nora Elen- Another Fenwick se- baas and Madelyn Leary nior, Rinniel Jabonillo, each earning All-Star ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS also got the All-Star nod honors. St. Mary’s pitcher Aiven Cabral was one of the area’s very best this spring, allowing just ve along with sophomore The rest of the CCL runs all year on the mound with 108 strikeouts. Leo Schroeder. girls tennis All-Stars St. Mary’s had one play- were Archbishop Wil- er make the boys tennis liams’ Silvia Montil- All-Stars in junior Sean lo; Arlington Catholic’s St. Mary’s Cabral named Mathers. Liana LaFauci; Austin The rest of the CCL Prep’s Alexa Schiela boys tennis All-Stars (League MVP), Hellena are Arlington Catholic’s Trojer, Kylie McDonald, CCL Pitcher of the Year Eddie Roake and Dan Katherine Millett and hittable on the mound in Fritz, Colby Magliozzi and formers for St. Mary’s, Barberian; Austin Prep’s CCL BASEBALL Eddie Wie, Chris Gerety, Kayla Russell; and Bish- 2021, allowing just ve Terence Moynihan. batting .284 with 25 hits op Feehan’s Sophia Com- By Mike Alongi runs on just 32 hits in 64 Fritz was one of the big and a team-leading 19 Aidan Connors, Avanish Mishra and Marcel Joe; ey, Katy Cabral, Emily ITEM SPORTS EDITOR 2/3 innings of work. He RBI men for the Spartans RBI while also making a Bishop Feehan’s Chris- Wright and Emily Gal- also notched an impres- in 2021, knocking in 10 number of relief appear- After a season that saw tian Stachera, Logan lucci. sive 106 strikeouts on the RBI. ances on the mound. him only allow a handful of runs all year and pitch year. In addition to being the A trio of Bishop Fenwick his team to its second Cabral also did it with man behind the plate all seniors were also named straight Division 2 state the bat, knocking in eight season long, Magliozzi to the CCL All-Star team, title, St. Mary’s junior ace RBI over the course of the came through in the with Scott Emerson, Alex Doney powers Aiven Cabral has been year and holding down clutch moments on the Gonzalez and Tucker Des- named the Catholic Cen- the No. 3 spot in the order. offensive side with eight tino all earning the hon- tral League Pitcher of the Joining Cabral on the RBI. ors. Lynn 14-year-old Year for the 2021 season. CCL All-Star team are Moynihan was one of Cabral was nearly un- senior teammates Lucas the most consistent per- CCL BASEBALL, B2 All-Stars to Dominant Spartan foursome second win himself to plate Lewis BASEBALL and give Lynn a 1-0 lead, highlights CCL All-Star team By Daniel Kane Figueroa stole a base ITEM STAFF himself later in the in- ning and Avery laced his included three shutout Josh Doney was a force double but Lynn stranded CCL SOFTBALL victories. This season she to be reckoned with both runners. allowed 32 earned runs By Daniel Kane Thursday night for the Lynn got back at it in on 114 hits, 32 walks and ITEM STAFF Lynn Babe Ruth 14-year- the third inning with ve hit batters. Newhall old All-Stars, pitching six Gilly Galva reaching on After a year away from nished the year with shutout innings of a rain a single and stealing sec- the diamond, the St. 183 strikeouts. shortened game and lead- ond base. Jaiden Driscoll Mary’s softball team got She also got it done ing Lynn to a 4-0 win at matched that with a sin- back to business as usual at the plate. Despite an home against Andover. gle and stolen base of his this spring and walked 0-for-11 start, Newhall Doney allowed just one away with a Catholic nished the year with hit and two walks and own to put runners in Central League title. a .367 batting average, tallied nine strikeouts in scoring position. A sacri- And with the CCL .448 on-base percentage the win. ce  y by Dasilva drove softball All-Stars being and a .591 slugging per- Manuel Alexander Lara in a run to put Lynn up released this week, the centage. Newhall had 18 led the way with a pair 2-0. hardware from the 2021 hits including a home of RBI. Richie Avery had Later on Lara added season is still rolling in. run and ve extra base a pair of hits, including a his two RBI, including Alyssa Grossi, Lily hits while knocking in 11 double. Levy Dasilva had a elder’s choice that Newhall, Marina DiBia- RBI. a hit, RBI and scored a plated Driscoll and gave sio and Brooke Moloney Grossi was the Spar- run. Doney all the insurance were all selected as CCL tan’s lynch pin at the In typical fashion, Lynn runs he needed to close All-Stars. plate. She batted .485 on was stealing bases all things out. Newhall did it all for the year with a .571 on- game long. Matt Lewis The Lynn Babe Ruth the Spartans this year, base percentage and an got that started in the 14-year-old All-Stars (2- ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS starting on the mound as eye-popping .911 slug- second inning when he 0) continue preliminary the team’s ace. She threw ging percentage. St. Mary’s pitcher Lily Newhall was a night- singled and stole second round play Saturday (10 143 innings and racked mare for opposing teams this season, racking base. Christian Figueroa a.m.) at Breed against up a 19-3 record that CCL SOFTBALL, B2 up 183 strikeouts in 143 innings. followed with a single Peabody. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY JULY 9, 2021 TV/RADIO Pine Hill rallies back twice to Auto racing 9 p.m...... NASCAR Truck: Corn Belt 150 ...... FS1 Baseball 7:10 p.m...... Philadelphia at Boston ...... NESN; WEEI-FM 93.7 8:10 p.m...... Cincinnati at Milwaukee ...... YouTube beat Saugus in District 16 bout Pro basketball 7 p.m...... WNBA: Atlanta at Connecticut ...... CBSSN WNBA: New York at Indiana ...... NBA TV PINE HILL 9 p.m...... WNBA: Seattle at Phoenix ...... ESPN Cycling From B1 6:30 a.m...... Tour de France (Stage 13) ...... NBCSN Golf But Saugus wasn’t done. 7:30 a.m...... European: Scottish Open ...... Golf After a walk and a single 1 p.m...... US Senior Open ...... Golf 3 p.m...... PGA: John Deere Classic ...... Golf to start off the bottom of 5 p.m...... American Century Championship ...... Golf the fth, Riley stepped in 9 p.m...... LPGA: Marathon Classic (tape) ...... Golf and laced a two-run dou- Horse racing 1 p.m...... NYRA: America’s Day at the Races ...... FS2 ble to make it a 6-5 game Rugby and put the tying run in 6 a.m...... NRL: North Queensland at South Sydney ...... FS2 scoring position. Two bat- Men’s soccer ters later, Riley took home 8 p.m...... Copa America: Peru vs. Colombia ...... FS2 Tennis on a dropped third strike 6 a.m...... Hamburg European Open ...... Tennis and the score was tied up 8 a.m...... Wimbledon ...... ESPN at 6-6. Track and field 2 p.m...... IAAF: Diamond League ...... NBCSN Pine Hill didn’t get too down on itself, though, and came back ghting in NHL PLAYOFFS the top of the sixth. After two quicks outs, a dropped STANLEY CUP FINALS FRIDAY third strike by Saugus (Best-of-7) Tampa Bay 6, Montreal 3 kept the inning alive. (x-if necessary) MONDAY Next up was Driscoll, who MONDAY Montreal 3, Tampa Bay 2, OT dropped down a bunt sin- Tampa Bay 5, Montreal 1 WEDNESDAY gle and then advanced all WEDNESDAY Tampa Bay 1, Montreal 0, Tampa Bay the way around to score Tampa Bay 3, Montreal 1 wins series 4 - 1 after two Saugus throw- ing errors brought home NBA PLAYOFFS two runs and made it 8-6. Next up was Morin, NBA FINALS WEDNESDAY who laced a double to TUESDAY Phoenix at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. the center eld wall and Phoenix 118, Milwaukee 105, Phoe- SATURDAY then came around to score nix leads series 1-0 x-Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9 p.m. on yet another Saugus THURSDAY TUESDAY throwing error. Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9 p.m. x-Phoenix at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. That was all Palladi- SUNDAY THURSDAY no needed, as he moved Phoenix at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. x-Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9 p.m. through the middle of the order without incident in MLB the bottom of the sixth to seal the win. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Pine Hill now moves on PHOTO | PAULA MULLER East Division East Division to face West Lynn Friday W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 54 34 .614 _ New York 45 38 .542 _ evening (5:45) at the Pine Pine Hill pitcher Trent Cahill tossed four 1/3 innings in a win over Sau- Tampa Bay 51 36 .586 2½ Washington 42 43 .494 4 Hill Little League Field. gus Thursday. Toronto 44 40 .524 8 Atlanta 42 44 .488 4½ New York 44 42 .512 9 Philadelphia 41 43 .488 4½ Baltimore 28 58 .326 25 Miami 38 48 .442 8½ Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Chicago 51 35 .593 _ Milwaukee 52 36 .591 _ Lynn Woods Summer Running Cleveland 42 42 .500 8 Cincinnati 45 41 .523 6 Detroit 40 47 .460 11½ Chicago 43 44 .494 8½ Kansas City 36 50 .419 15 St. Louis 43 45 .489 9 Minnesota 35 50 .412 15½ Pittsburgh 32 54 .372 19 West Division West Division wraps fth session of season W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 54 34 .614 _ San Francisco 54 32 .628 _ Oakland 50 39 .562 4½ Los Angeles 54 34 .614 1 By Daniel Kane (13, 14:11) while Salem’s in the top ve were Mar- the pace with an impres- Seattle 46 42 .523 8 San Diego 51 38 .573 4½ ITEM STAFF Los Angeles 44 42 .512 9 Colorado 38 50 .432 17 Brooke Medico (14, 14:41) blehead’s Tyson Miller sive rst place time of Texas 34 53 .391 19½ Arizona 25 64 .281 30½ came in third. Round- (17:41), Lynn’s Kevin Bak- 38:02. Next up was Win- Lynn Woods Summer ing out the kids race was er (17:51), Lynn’s James throp’s Nikolas Beshere in Thursday’s Games Detroit (Manning 1-2) at Minnesota Running worked around 5-year-old Melrose native Wilson III (17:54) and second place (41:38) and Oakland 2, Houston 1 (Maeda 4-3), 8:10 p.m. the lightning and rain to Caroline Skeirik (15:17), Lynn eld’s Brian Hutter regular Lynn Woods com- Seattle 4, N.Y. Yankees 0 N.Y. Yankees (TBD) at Houston (Odor- squeeze in its fth session Kansas City at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. izzi 3-3), 8:10 p.m. of the season this week. 8-year-old Vivian Diam- (17:58). Rounding out the petitor Nakri Dao (Lynn, Detroit at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. L.A. Angels (Cobb 6-3) at Seattle ico (Saugus, 24:15) and top-10 nishers were War- 42:31) in third. The rest Toronto at Baltimore, ppd. Once again, there were (Gonzales 1-5), 10:10 p.m. 14-year-old Lynner Cody ren Macphail (Winthrop, of the top-10 nishers Friday’s Games Saturday’s Games three races, a kids race, a Chicago White Sox (Keuchel 6-3) at Toronto at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. shorter adult race and a Phothisane (24:25). 18:25), Garrett McNeill were Erich O’Neil (Bev- Baltimore (López 2-11), 7:05 p.m. Detroit at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m. Next up was the 2.49- (Lynn eld, 18:28), Andrew erly, 46:21), Jessica Sny- Kansas City (Keller 6-9) at Cleveland long adult race. (McKenzie 1-3), 7:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Baltimore, The kids race was a mile adult run along the Skeirik (Melrose, 19:23) der (Woburn, 47:12), Eric Philadelphia (Velasquez 3-3) at Bos- 4:05 p.m. 1.57-mile run and Lynn goat path to Steel Tow- and Sean Osbahr (Nah- Bowden (Lynn 47:14), Amy Oakland at Texas, 4:05 p.m. ton (Richards 4-5), 7:10 p.m. 13-year-old Hannah De- er. This was a tight one ant, 19:39). Damon (Lynn, 47:28), Jeff Toronto (Stripling 3-4) at Tampa Bay Philadelphia at Boston, 4:10 p.m. (McClanahan 3-3), 7:10 p.m. Kansas City at Cleveland, 6:10 p.m. silets got the win nishing but Winthrop’s Cormac The last race of the Hixon (Boxford, 47:39), Oakland (Irvin 6-7) at Texas (Lyles N.Y. Yankees at Houston, 7:15 p.m. in 14:10. Just behind her Macphail came out on session was a 6.17-mile Steve Dickenson (Nahant, 4-5), 8:05 p.m. L.A. Angels at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. in second place went to top with a time of 17:35. run called the Dam Run. 47:52) and Nathan Ham- Saugus’ Katana O’Keefe Coming in right behind Lynn’s Taban Manyok set merschmit (Lynn, 50:02). TODAY IN SPORTS

July 9 years, rolling past defending 1922 — Johnny Weissmuller is champion Stefan Edberg 6-0, the first to swim the 100-meter 7-6 (1), 6-4, while Graf takes her freestyle under 1 minute as he second straight championship breaks Duke Kahanamoku’s over Martina Navratilova 6-2, 6-7 world record with a time of 58.6 (1), 6-1. seconds. 1991 — South Africa is readmit- 1932 — The NFL awards a fran- ted by the International Olympic chise to Boston under the own- Committee to the Olympic move- ership of George Preston Mar- ment, ending decades of sports shall, Vincent Bendix, Jay isolation and clearing the way O’Brien, and Dorland Doyle. The for its participation in the 1992 Boston Braves will change their Games. nickname to Redskins in 1933 1995 — Pete Sampras and move to Washington after becomes the first American to the 1936 season. win Wimbledon three straight 1940 — The National League years by beating Boris Becker registers the first shutout, 4-0, 6-7, 6-2, 6-4, 6-2. in the All-Star game. 1954 — Peter Thomson 2000 — Pete Sampras passes becomes the first Australian to Roy Emerson for the most Grand win the British Open. Thomson Slam championships and ties shoots a 9-under 283 at Royal Willie Renshaw, a player in the Birkdale Golf Club, edging Bobby 1880s, for the most Wimbledon titles with a four-set victory over Locke, Dai Rees and Syd Scott ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS by one stroke. Pat Rafter. Sampras, winner of 1965 — Peter Thomson wins seven Wimbledon titles, 13 Fenwick’s Scott Emerson nished in the top ve in batting average (.465) and RBI (20) among all his fifth British Open title by two Grand Slam championships, North Shore ballplayers this season. strokes over Brian Huggett and extends his mark at Wimbledon Christy O’Connor Sr. Thomson to 53-1 over the past eight shoots a 7-under 285 at the years. Royal Birkdale Golf Club in 2001 — Goran Ivanisevic St. Mary’s, Fenwick well represented Southport, England. Thomson’s becomes one of Wimbledon’s previous Open victory was in most improbable champions, 1958. It’s the last to conclude beating Patrick Rafter. Two with two rounds on Friday. on CCL baseball All-Stars teams points away from defeat, Ivanise- 1966 — Jack Nicklaus wins the vic rallies to beat Rafter 6-3, were also among the most stolen bases also ranked a batting average of .254 British Open with a 282 at Muir- CCL BASEBALL 3-6, 6-3, 2-6, 9-7 and becomes in the area, and he also near the top of the North and an on-base percentage field to join Gene Sarazen, Ben From B1 the second player to win a Wim- appeared in eight games Shore, and he also pitched of .375, Destino made the Hogan and Gary Player as the bledon singles title without Emerson was one of the on the mound and posted 4 2/3 scoreless innings on most of his 80 at-bats this only men to win the four majors. being seeded. best hitters on the entire a 0.75 ERA in 9 1/3 in- the mound over the course season, which were third- 1967 — Mark Spitz and Catie 2006 — Roger Federer ends a nings pitched. of the season. most on the team. His 11 Ball, both 17, swim to world five-match losing streak to Rafa- North Shore this season, records, and 14-year-old Debbie el Nadal, winning 6-0, 7-6 (5), hitting a stellar .465 and Gonzalez was right be- Destino, who was the RBI made him one of only Meyer sets two records in one 6-7 (2), 6-3 to earn his fourth leading the Crusaders hind Emerson in a num- CCL MVP for football this four Fenwick players who race in the Santa Clara Interna- straight Wimbledon title and with 20 RBI, both of which ber of statistical catego- year, was like a second notched double-digit RBI, tional Invitational swim meet. eighth Grand Slam champion- ranked in the top ve on ries, notching 30 hits and leadoff hitter out of the and his 19 runs scored Spitz sets a 100-meter butterfly ship. Nadal had beaten Federer the North Shore. His 33 hitting .361 for the season. No. 9 spot in the Crusad- ranked among the most in record at 56.3 and Ball in four finals this year. hits and 24 runs scored His 26 runs scored and 12 ers’ batting order. With the area. becomes the first U.S. swimmer to set a world record for the 2006 — Italy wins its fourth breaststroke with a 2:40.5 time World Cup title winning the for 200 meters. Meyer breaks shootout 5-3 against France, Spartans highlight CCL softball All-Stars the 800-meter freestyle record after a 1-1 draw. Outplayed for in 9 minutes, 35.8 seconds on an hour and into extra time, the CCL SOFTBALL also had themselves some bases while only striking an on-base percentage of the way to a record 18:11.1 in Italians win it after French cap- tain Zinedine Zidane is ejected From B1 impressive offensive sea- out ve times all year. .479. Moloney knocked in the 1,500. sons. DiBiasio batted .385 Moloney racked up 12 19 RBI while drawing 18 1989 — Boris Becker and Steffi in the 107th for a vicious butt to Graf claim a West German the chest of Marco Materazzi. She laced six home runs for the season with on- stolen bases for St. Mary’s walks and one hit by pitch. sweep of the Wimbledon singles 2011 — Derek Jeter homers for and nine doubles on her base percentage of .426 and was a rock at rst Bishop Fenwick also had crowns in the first double finals his 3,000th hit, making him the way to racking up 31 RBI. and .564 slugging percent- base, going the whole sea- one CCL All-Star selection day in 16 years. Becker wins his first player to reach the mark Grossi also stole six bases. age. She laced a homer, son without an error. with sophomore Mia Mer- third Wimbledon title in five with the New York Yankees. DiBiasio and Moloney had 19 RBI and stole eight She batted .383 with curio making the team. FRIDAY JULY 9, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Tears mark end to search for Florida condo survivors

By Terry Spencer little piece of the hearts of transition from rescue to until they find the re- and Adriana this community,” U.S. Rep. recovery mission, those mains of every one of the Gomez Licon Debbie Wasserman Schul- emergency workers joined missing. ASSOCIATED PRESS tz said at a news confer- local officials, rabbis and Miami-Dade Assistant ence Thursday. chaplains in a moment of Fire Chief Raide Jadallah SURFSIDE, Fla. — A The death toll stood at silence. told families during a pri- somber moment of silence 60 Thursday morning, Mi- An accordion player un- vate briefing that crews marked the end of the two- ami Dade Mayor Daniella seen on a nearby tennis would stop using rescue week search for survivors Levine Cava said Thurs- court played Aaron Co- dogs and listening devices. of a Florida condominium day. Officials said 80 peo- pland’s “Fanfare for the “Our sole responsibility collapse, as rescue work- ple were unaccounted for, Common Man,” which was at this point is to bring clo- ers stood at solemn atten- although detectives were followed by a piccolo play- sure,” he said, as relatives tion and clergy members still working to verify ing “The Battle Hymn of cried in the background. hugged a line of local offi- that each of those listed the Republic.” Firefighters Later, during a news cials while many of them as missing was actually in from Ohio, Pennsylvania, conference, Jadallah said sobbed. the building when it col- New Jersey, the feder- crews remained commit- The painstaking search lapsed. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS al government and else- ted to doing whatever it for survivors shifted to a Rescuers had spent two A member of the Israeli search and rescue team, where were also present. takes to finish the job. recovery effort at midnight weeks digging through the left, salutes in front of the rubble that once was On a tall nearby fence, “The resources are still Wednesday after authori- rubble, searching in vain Champlain Towers South during a prayer cere- families and well-wishers there. The men and wom- ties said they had come to for any sign of life, Levine mony, Wednesday, in Surfside, Fla. had posted photos of the en are still there. The sup- the agonizing conclusion Cava said. victims, supportive mes- port is still there,” said that there was “no chance “They’ve used every concrete and debris from building they were told sages and flowers. Fire- Jadallah, who began cry- of life” in the rubble of the possible strategy, and ev- the mound. They’ve used could collapse, and they fighters hung a banner ing silently after he spoke. Champlain Towers South ery possible technology sonar, cameras, dogs, braved fire, smoke, torren- atop the fence that read Miami-Dade Fire Res- condo building in Surfside. available to them to find heavy machinery. They’ve tial rain, and strong winds “Miami-Dade Fire Rescue cue Chief Alan Cominsky When the decision was people in the rubble,” she searched for void spaces in the hopes of finding Mourns With You.” said he expects the recov- made to transition to re- said. “They’ve removed and they’ve searched for people alive.” Officials vowed to con- ery effort will take several covery mode, “It took a over 7 million pounds of victims. They ran into a Hours before the formal tinue the recovery efforts more weeks. Adams’ win in NYC latest in surge for moderate Democrat seats By Jonathan Lemire mistook that for ideolog- ultimately more votes, than 2021. and Karen Matthews ical intensity on the left,” Clinton and helped define Trump tried vainly to ASSOCIATED PRESS said Jennifer Palmieri, who an intraparty divide. paint Biden as a socialist served as White House com- In its aftermath, liberals and tie him to the effort NEW YORK — The tri- munications director for scored some big victories, to defund the police that umph of a moderate Dem- President Barack Obama. none more seismic than took hold in some quarters ocrat in the mayoral prima- “The same ideological shift Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s of the left after a number ry in deep blue New York on the right — Republicans 2018 primary defeat in of Black people, including City appears to accelerate moving with Trump — did New York of Rep. Joe Crow- a recent trend of some of George Floyd, were killed not happen on the left and ley, a member of the House by white police officers, set- the party’s most fervent voters are instead being leadership. But five months voters breaking away from ting off protests that rocked PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS more pragmatic and less later, it was largely cen- some cities. Biden, long a its most progressive candi- ideological.” ter-left Democrats whose friend of law enforcement, President Joe Biden boards Air Force One dates. The long-simmering wins helped flip the House rejected the “defund the po- at O’Hare International Airport in Chicago, Eric Adams, a former family feud between the of Representatives to their lice” call even as he pushed Wednesday. New York Police Depart- progressive and moderate party in the general elec- ment captain, this week wings of the Democratic tion. for reforms, but the issue became his party’s nominee Party exploded into full The 2020 presidential became something of a lit- Biden with few options to lead the nation’s largest view in the 2016’s presiden- primaries were largely per- mus test for Democratic city after making a center- tial primaries when Sen. ceived as a battle between candidates. piece of his campaign his Bernie Sanders of Vermont, liberals like Sanders and Biden and his staff have to stabilize Haiti rejection of left-leaning ac- a self-described democrat- Massachusetts Sen. Eliz- taken pride in ignoring a tivists’ calls to defund the ic socialist, waged a sur- abeth Warren and a group lot of the dialogue on Twit- By Joshua Goodman parliament. The electoral police. prisingly robust challenge of moderates from which ter, often fueled by the most ASSOCIATED PRESS timetable was backed by His win comes on the against establishment Biden emerged after early inflexible partisans from the Biden administration, heels of victories by self- both parties, a sentiment MIAMI — The last time favorite Hillary Clinton. missteps. The battle lines though it rejected plans styled pragmatic candi- Sanders’ movement drew drawn during that cam- Adams echoed on Wednes- Haiti was thrust into tur- to hold a constitutional dates in relatively low-turn- moil by assassination bigger crowds and seem- paign continue to shadow day, the day after his victo- referendum —currently out elections — which tend ingly more energy, if not the Democratic Party in ry was announced. was 1915, when an angry scheduled for the same to draw the most loyal base group of rebels raided the day — that has been op- voters — in races for a U.S. French Embassy and beat posed by critics who say House seat in New Mexico, to death President Vilbrun any vote organized by the a congressional primary in Guillaume Sam, ushering government will be funda- Louisiana and a gubernato- in weeks of chaos that trig- mentally flawed and lack rial primary in Virginia. gered a nearly two-decade credibility. And those successes come U.S. military intervention. The Biden administra- a year after President Joe With the era of gunboat tion gave no indication of Biden defeated more liber- diplomacy long over, the its next policy moves in the al opponents to capture his U.S. is unlikely to deploy aftermath of Moïse’s mur- party’s nomination on his troops in the aftermath der other than to say it will way to winning the White of the brazen slaying support an investigation to House. Wednesday of President determine who was behind It all raises questions as Jovenel Moïse in an over- the slaying. So far, there to the best candidates and night raid at his home. are few clues. approaches for Democrats But the Biden adminis- But Moïse’s allies say the trying to hold on to slim tration may nonetheless president’s recent decision majorities in Congress next find itself dragged into to go after Haitian “oli- year and make inroads the country’s increasingly garchs” who grew rich on in Republican-dominated violent political conflict, state contracts in the elec- state legislatures. one that has been build- tricity and other sectors “Because there was such PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing — if largely ignored by earned him enemies who an intensity of a reaction Brooklyn Borough President and a Democratic mayoral candidate Eric Washington — for months have the means to carry on the left to (former Presi- and which is now expected Adams greets NYPD officers as participants gather for a march through out such a well-organized dent Donald) Trump, many the financial district Wednesday in New York. to deepen further, with the attack, one that author- in the political ecosystem immediate path forward ities say involved Span- blurred by intrigue. ish and English-speaking “This will get the U.S.’ mercenaries posing as U.S. full attention and that’s Drug Enforcement Admin- Tech companies help pull stocks already a big deal,” said istration agents. Amy Wilentz, the author Late Wednesday, Sec- of multiple books on Haiti. retary of State Antony broadly lower on Wall Street “Up until now, no matter Blinken spoke to acting who went to the Ameri- Prime Minister Claude Jo- By Damian J. Troise steadily in recent weeks the previous week to roll back stimulus to cool cans about Haitian gov- seph, a protégé of Moïse, to ASSOCIATED PRESS as traders shift money 373,000. Weekly appli- pressure for prices to rise. ernance and its problems offer his condolences. into bonds. The 10-year cations, which generally Minutes from the Fed’s under Moïse, they weren’t “It is still the view of the Stocks were broadly yield traded as high as track the pace of layoffs, June meeting showed of- interested in interfering in lower Thursday, as bond United States that elec- 1.74 percent at the end of have fallen steadily this ficials are moving closer any way except to support tions this year should pro- yields continued to fall March. year from more than to reducing bond purchas- him.” ceed,” State Department and investors turned cau- The bond market has 900,000 at the start of the es, though most analysts Moïse was a little-known spokesman Ned Price said. tious after the market hit been signaling concerns year. don’t expect a reduction banana exporter until The U.S. has influenced a series of record highs over the strength of the Investors are also gaug- until late this year. At that former President Michel political events in Haiti last week. recovery for months, spe- ing the potential impact Martelly, barred by the throughout its history — The S&P 500 index fell cifically that it may have from COVID-19 variants meeting, policymakers constitution from seeking deploying troops, funding 1.1 percent as of 11:37 peaked and is now leveling stymying a resurgence said they planned to raise reelection, tapped him to development projects and a.m. Eastern. The Dow off to a steadier pace. The in commerce and travel. interest rates as soon as run as his heir in 2015 boosting would-be leaders. Jones Industrial Average stock market has large- Fans are banned from the 2023, earlier than previ- elections marred by alle- Its intervention follow- fell 323 points, or 0.9 per- ly ignored those signals, Tokyo Olympics follow- ously expected. gations of fraud. ing Sam’s assassination in cent, to 34,357 and the analysts said, but could ing a state of emergency Investors will be turning Seen by many as a stand- 1915 kicked off a ruinous, Nasdaq composite was be coming around to that aimed at containing rising their attentions to cor- in for Martelly’s eventual nearly two-decade U.S. down 1.3 percent. message amid struggling coronavirus infections in porate earnings starting comeback, he had been occupation that saw the Technology companies job growth and lackluster the capital. next week, when the ma- ruling by decree for more introduction of Jim Crow were having some of the economic reports. Part of the sharp drop jor banks like JPMorgan than a year after repeat- racial segregation laws in biggest losses, which The number of Ameri- in long-term bond yields Chase, Goldman Sachs edly postponing elections what was the first coun- helped pull the Nasdaq cans filing for unemploy- could also be attributed and Bank of America start in a bitter standoff with try in the world to ban composite down more to investors quickly re- ment benefits rose slightly report their results. Banks opponents while desper- slavery. The U.S. stood by than the broader market. last week even while the versing bets that they tend to be a proxy for the ate Haitians suffered at anti-communist ally Fran- The yield on the 10-year economy and the job mar- would continue rising as the mercy of violent gangs cois Duvalier during his Treasury note fell to 1.30 ket appear to be rebound- the economy continued its overall economy, so inves- whose power has prolifer- reign of terror during the percent from 1.32 percent ing from the coronavirus sharp recovery. tors will be analyzing the ated in recent years. Cold War. And Bill Clinton a day earlier. The bench- recession. Investors have swung be- reports closely and lis- He nonetheless appeared brokered a deal to restore mark yield, which is used Thursday’s report from tween enthusiasm about tening to what banks say to be on his way out, hav- President Jean-Bertrand to set rates on mortgag- the Labor Department an economic recovery and about the status of lend- ing set Sept. 26 to hold Aristide following his re- es and many other kinds showed that jobless claims unease that the Fed and ing and spending as the elections for president and moval in a 1994 coup. of loans, has been falling increased by 2,000 from other central banks might recovery continues. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY JULY 9, 2021 COMICS

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Red flags are flying in daughter’s marriage DEAR ABBY: I am ers who beat their partners afraid for my daughter. Dear Abby is written by Abigail will also abuse children. She has been married less (10) “PLAYFUL” USE than a year to a very con- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne OF FORCE DURING trolling man. He doesn’t Phillips, and was founded by her SEX: Enjoys throwing you ASK her to do anything, mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact down or holding you down he DEMANDS that she do against your will during what he wants. She can- Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. sex; finds the idea of rape not go out to eat or to a Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. exciting. movie or anyplace like (11) VERBAL ABUSE: that unless he is with her. Constantly criticizes or She works a 40-hour-a- says blatantly cruel things; week job, and in addition (2) JEALOUS: Exces- (6) BLAMES OTHERS degrades, curses, calls you she must do all the work sively possessive; calls con- FOR PROBLEMS OR ugly names. This may also inside the house plus mow stantly or visits unexpect- MISTAKES: It’s always involve sleep deprivation the lawn while he plays edly; prevents you from someone else’s fault if or waking you with relent- games on his computer. going to work because “you something goes wrong. less verbal abuse. Don’t you have a list of might meet someone”; (7) MAKES OTHERS (12) RIGID EXPEC- things to look for to tell checks the mileage on your RESPONSIBLE FOR TATIONS: Demands that someone when it is time to car. HIS OR HER FEEL- you serve, obey and remain get out while the getting is (3) CONTROLLING: If INGS: The abuser says, at home. good? you are late, interrogates “You make me angry” in- (13) SUDDEN MOOD you intensively about stead of “I am angry,” or SWINGS: Switches from VERY WORRIED whom you talked to and says, “You’re hurting me by sweet to violent in minutes. MOTHER where you were; keeps all not doing what I tell you.” (14) PAST BATTER- the money; insists you ask (8) HYPERSENSITIV- ING: Admits to hitting a DEAR MOTHER: I cer- permission to go anywhere ITY: Is easily insulted, mate in the past, but says tainly do, and you have a or do anything. claiming hurt feelings the person “made” him (or right to be worried. It has (4) UNREALISTIC when he or she is really her) do it. been a while since I shared EXPECTATIONS: Ex- mad. Rants about the in- (15) THREATS OF VI- this important informa- pects you to be the perfect justice of things that are OLENCE: Says things tion about abusive behav- mate and meet his or her just a part of life. like, “I’ll break your neck” iors. Read on: every need. (9) CRUELTY TO ANI- or “I’ll kill you,” and then (1) PUSHES FOR (5) ISOLATION: Tries MALS OR CHILDREN: dismisses them with, “Ev- QUICK INVOLVE- to isolate you from family Kills or punishes animals erybody talks that way,” or MENT: Comes on strong, and friends; accuses people brutally. Also may expect “I didn’t really mean it.” claiming, “I’ve never felt who are your supporters of children to do things that Readers, ANYONE at loved like this by anyone.” “causing trouble.” The are far beyond their ability risk of spousal or partner An abuser pressures the abuser may deprive you of (whips a 3-year-old for abuse should contact the new partner for an exclu- a phone or car, or try to wetting a diaper) or may National Domestic Vio- sive commitment almost prevent you from holding a tease them until they cry. lence Hotline at 800-799- immediately. job. Sixty-five percent of abus- 7233 or thehotline.org. BRIDGE

The bad trump split was beneficial Thomas Carlyle, who was a Scot- Here, East would have won with tish author and historian, wrote, “It is the ace and led a fourth heart, which not a lucky word, this name ‘impos- would have promoted West’s spade sible’; no good comes of those who 10 as the setting trick. have it so often in their mouths.” Instead, declarer took out a small Readers of bridge columns maybe insurance policy. He crossed to the sometimes feel as if it is impossible board with a diamond and called for to make the stated contract, espe- the spade three. East won perforce cially with every finesse losing. with his ace and played a fourth Well, what about it now? South is heart. However, South ruffed low in in four spades. West leads the heart his hand, and what could West do? three (low from a tripleton in part- Nothing lethal. When he over- ner’s unsupported suit). East wins with his king, cashes the heart ace ruffed, declarer overruffed also, with and does what? dummy’s queen, crossed to hand by In the auction, North bid what he ruffing the diamond six, drew trumps thought his partner could make. and claimed. East, seeing no hope for another Finally, notice that if West had had side-suit winner, defended strongly only 10-third of spades, he would by continuing with a third heart. Sup- have gained a trump promotion and pose South, after taking that trick, the contract would have failed. East played a spade to the queen on the would have used his spade ace to board? capture dummy’s queen. FRIDAY JULY 9, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH REMIND REWIND

8 p.m. CBS Secret Celebrity Renovation Host Nischelle Turner gives celebrities from the A Day On The Beach In 1959 worlds of sports, music and entertainment a chance to tangibly show their appreciation to someone who had a significant impact on their life by gifting them with a surprise home renovation in this new summer series. Among the stars repaying their debt of gratitude in Season 1 are singer-choreographer Paula Abdul, actor-comic Wayne Brady, singer-actor Anthony Ramos (“In the Heights”), “Survivor” champ “Boston” Rob Mariano, and actor Jesse Tyler Fergu- son. Jason Cameron and Sabrina Soto make up the renovation design team. 8 p.m. CW Gossip Girl Showrunner Joshua Safran developed this new up- date and reboot of his hit 2007-12 teen drama, which also ran on the CW. This new series explores how much social media — and the culture of New York itself — has changed since the original run, fol- lowing a new generation of entitled Upper East Side private-school students who are learning what it’s like to be under social surveillance, nearly a decade after the original blog by “Gossip Girl” went dark. Jordan Alexander, Eli Brown, Thomas Doherty, Emily Alyn Lind and Tavi Gevinson star. 9 p.m. PBS Great Performances The music documentary “Gloria Estefan: Sangre Yoruba” finds the Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter serving as narrator and host of this tour through three of Brazil’s most influential cities — Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo and Salvador — to demon- strate how those places inspired her to write Bra- zilian arrangements of some of her biggest hits. In addition to live performance footage of such songs as “Conga,” “Get on Your Feet” and “Don’t Wanna Lose You,” the 90-minute presentation includes Es- tefan talking with such local celebrities as Maria Rita and Zeca Pagodinho. 9 p.m. SHOW Pete Lee: Tall, Dark, and Pleasant From the stage of the Tempe Improv in Arizona, COURTESY PHOTO | GETTY IMAGES Wisconsin-born Pete Lee takes the spotlight for his first Showtime comedy special. Topics for his one- By Jeff Pfeiffer, famous Edsel; the Plymouth Fury; Gidget had also introduced Cal- bor Day of ’59, a transistor-owning hour set include relationships, sex, drugs and mo- ReMIND Magazine and the Cadillac Coupe de Ville ifornia’s surfing culture to a wider beachgoer could enjoy the hot AM tion-sensor sinks. He also offers an extended con- (1959’s bestselling car). audience, so if teens lived where sounds of a variety of summer hits fessional about his struggles with pleasing people, Although bikinis had existed a surfboards were available (or if like “The Battle of New Orleans” by which are rooted to some extent in his aversion to In 1959, a youngster heading for while, more of them were being seen their family had an ironing board Johnny Horton; “Dream Lover” by conflict — unless the person he’s talking to likes con- a summertime day at the beach at the beach by 1959 thanks to Bri- they might “borrow”), they could Bobby Darin; “Lonely Boy” by Paul flict, of course, in which case Lee likes it, too. was at a perfect crossroads for en- gitte Bardot’s popular appearance try hanging 10. Back on the sand, Anka; “A Teenager in Love” by Dion 10 p.m. hancing that day with old-school en- wearing a gingham two-piece in the Wham-O’s recent popularizing of the & the Belmonts; “The Three Bells” LIFE joyments as well as newer fun and 1956 film And God Created Wom- plastic hula hoop and the plastic by the Browns; “Sea of Love” by Phil Cellmate Secrets: Susan Smith technology that presaged the space- an. In spring 1959, the Sandra Dee throwing disc the company dubbed Phillips; and “A Big Hunk o’ Love” by A new episode revisits the case of Susan Smith, the age ’60s ahead. movie Gidget introduced another a “frisbee” made those items hot Elvis Presley. South Carolina woman convicted in 1995 of murdering In a 1959 beach parking lot, one beach style for women — the sporty, commodities for beach fun. “Sleep Walk,” an instrumental tune her two little boys by driving her car into a lake with might have seen cars introduced boy-shorted “surfer girl” look. Following the launch of the first by Santo & Johnny released near the the children strapped into their car seats. Now, two of that year or within the preceding few When it came to sunglasses, by commercially marketed transistor end of summer, reached No. 2 on Smith’s former cellmates, Stephanie Hulsey and Chris- years whose names still roll off the 1959, Ray-Ban had a dedicated line radio five years earlier, by 1959, the charts by Labor Day. The timing tie Smith, offer fresh insights into Smith’s life behind tongue like those of well-remem- of eyewear for women. The “cat-eye” these portable devices were must- was fitting; the song’s wistful, nos- bars, where she frequently manipulated other inmates bered friends: Chevy’s El Camino, look for frames had started becom- haves at the beach for listening to talgic and melancholic sound was to get her drugs. Alfred Rowe, a former correctional offi- Corvette, Impala and Bel Air con- ing popular, as were different colors, music or ballgames while soaking a perfect accompaniment for 1959 cer disciplined for having sex with Smith, also discusses vertible; Ford’s Galaxie, Thunderbird, while some movie stars were also up some rays. teens who knew their season at the Smith’s knack for manipulating those around her. Fairlane, Falcon or even the now-in- popularizing leopard-print glasses. Between Memorial Day and La- beach was coming to a close.

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PHOTO | JOE BROWN PHOTO | JOE BROWN Marblehead’s Carter Sahagaian Samantha White, of Pawtucket, gets back to first on a pickoff at- R.I., draws up a dose of the Pfizer ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS tempt, while Lynn first baseman COVID-19 vaccine during the Vax- Jake Peterson looks to see if he is Bus’ second day at Nahant Beach From left, St. Mary’s Aiven Cabral, Lucas Rincon and Dante D’Ambrosio off the base. on Tuesday. celebrate the MIAA Eastern Mass Division 2 title win over Hopkington.

ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS Julia, left, and Bobby Palmeri play cornhole at the Peabody Ward 5 ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS Fourth of July celebration at Lt. Ross Park. Demonstrators march from Manning Field to Wyoma Square at the “None of Us Are Free Until All of Us Are Free” demonstration organized by Diverse People United for the Fourth of July in Lynn.

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ASSOCIATED PRESS designers and sound engi- neers. LONDON — Queen The show, which focuses Elizabeth II has visit- on the lives of residents of ed the set of “Corona- the fictional northern En- tion Street” to mark the glish town of Weatherfield, long-running television is the world’s longest-run- soap’s 60th birthday. ning drama series. The monarch was all Actress Kate Spencer smiles as she met Thurs- warned the queen the set’s day with veteran cast and cobblestones were hard to crew of the show, walked walk on in heels, to which along the storied cobbled the monarch replied: “No, street and visited the stu- I know. I’ve been told. dio where the interior of Probably better not.” the Rovers Return pub is Actor Bill Roache, who filmed. has played Ken Barlow for It was the second time decades since the soap’s the queen, 95, has visited early days, said the royal Coronation Street — the visit was a “wonderful bit first time was in the early of icing on the cake.” FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 1980s, at the show’s origi- “She just smiles. She nal studios in Manchester. listens, she always has Actor Robert Downey Jr., left, and his father Robert Downey Sr. arrive at Time’s 100 Most Influ- She told the cast it was ential People in the World Gala in New York on May 8, 2008. and she loves to be made “really marvelous you’ve to laugh,” Roache said. been able to carry on” “I’ve been lucky to meet during the pandemic, and her quite a few times and Countercultural filmmaker took time to chat to back- she’s always charming, stage staff including writ- and a laugh is never far Robert Downey Sr. dies at 85 ers, camera operators, set away.” By Lindsey Bahr filmmaker, and remained ring Allan Arbus. His son, stepfather’s name — in ASSOCIATED PRESS remarkably optimistic Robert Downey Jr., daugh- order to enlist in the army throughout,” Downey Jr. ter Allyson Downey and early. After the army, he Robert Downey Sr., the wrote. “According to my first wife Elsie Downey got into filmmaking by accomplished countercul- stepmom’s calculations, also appeared in “Greas- tural filmmaker, actor and they were happily married er’s Palace.” chance while living in father of superstar Robert for just over 2000 years.” He also acted in films, New York with his sister. Downey Jr., has died. He Downey was a Holly- playing Thomas Bateman The last film he directed was 85. wood journeyman who in “To Live and Die in was the 2005 documenta- Downey Jr. wrote on made a name for himself L.A.”, the studio manager ry “Rittenhouse Square,” Instagram that his fa- with radical, anti-estab- in “Boogie Nights” and the about a small Philadel- ther died late Tuesday in lishment films, like the show director in “Magno- phia park. his sleep at home in New low-budget Madison Ave- lia.” York. He had Parkinson’s nue advertising industry Born in New York City The elder Downey is also disease for more than five satire “Putney Swope” and in 1936 as Robert Elias survived by his wife, best- years. the Western Jesus parable Jr., he later changed his selling author Rosemary “He was a true maverick “Greaser’s Palace” star- surname to Downey — his Rogers. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II meets actors and members of the production team during a visit Dilip Kumar, Bollywood’s great to the set of the long-running television series Coronation Street, in Manchester, England, ‘Tragedy King,’ dies at 98 Thursday. By Ashok Sharma Curry, others ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW DELHI — Bolly- wood icon Dilip Kumar, reach out to Osaka hailed as the “Tragedy King” and one of Hindi cin- ASSOCIATED PRESS she would not speak to the media during that tourna- ema’s greatest actors, died NEW YORK — Naomi Wednesday in a Mumbai ment, saying those inter- Osaka says former first actions were sometimes hospital after a prolonged lady Michelle Obama illness. He was 98. uncomfortable and would and sports stars Novak create doubts for her on The “Tragedy King” ti- Djokovic, Michael Phelps tle came from Kumar’s the court. After her first- and Stephen Curry were round victory in Paris, numerous serious roles. among those who reached In several, his character Osaka was fined $15,000 out to offer support after for skipping her manda- died as a frustrated lover she withdrew from the tory news conference and and a drunkard. He also French Open to take a threatened by the four was known as Bollywood’s mental health break. Grand Slam tournaments only Method actor for his In an essay in Time mag- with the possibility of dis- expressive performances azine’s Olympic preview qualification or suspen- identifying a character’s issue, on sale Friday, Osa- sion if she continued to emotions. ka — a four-time Grand avoid the media. Kumar was hospitalized Slam champion and for- Osaka then pulled out of twice last month after mer No. 1-ranked player that tournament, saying he complained of breath- — wrote that she hopes she deals with anxiety be- lessness, and his family PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “we can enact measures to fore news conferences and tweeted “with a heavy protect athletes, especial- Veteran Bollywood actor Dilip Kumar, right, receives a Lifetime has experienced bouts of heart and profound grief” ly the fragile ones,” and depression in recent years. Achievement award at the 54th National Film Award ceremony in New the announcement of his suggests they be allowed “Believe it or not, I am passing. Delhi, India. to sometimes skip media naturally introverted and “Dilip Kumar will be obligations without pun- from Peshawar, in what in which he starred along- who was 22 years younger do not court the spotlight,” ishment. remembered as a cin- became Pakistan after the side Noor Jehan, and the than him, and the couple she wrote for Time. “I al- ematic legend. He was “There can be moments Partition, and he visited 1948 film “Shaheed,” or acted in “Gopi,” “Sagina ways try to push myself for any of us where we blessed with unparalleled his ancestral home in the “Martyr.” to speak up for what I be- Mahato” and “Bairaag.” are dealing with issues brilliance, due to which late 1980s. He played a variety of lieve to be right, but that They had no children. behind the scenes,” the audiences across genera- Kumar was hugely pop- characters — a roman- often comes at a cost of In 1961, he produced 23-year-old Osaka said. tions were enthralled. His ular among cinema lov- tic hero in “Andaz,” a great anxiety.” and starred in “Ganga “Each of us as humans is passing away is a loss to ers in Pakistan as well. swashbuckler in “Aan,” She hasn’t played since Jamuna” in which he and going through something our cultural world,” Indi- In 1998, he was awarded a dramatic drunkard in Paris, also sitting out his brother Nasir Khan on some level.” an Prime Minister Naren- the “Nishan-e-Imtiaz,” Pa- “Devdas,” a comic role in Wimbledon, which ends played the title roles. It She said before the dra Modi said in a tweet. kistan’s highest civilian “Azaad.” But his portrayal Sunday. was the only film he pro- French Open began that “An institution has honor, becoming the only of a Muslim prince in the gone,” Bollywood super- duced. Indian media re- Indian citizen to receive it. historical epic “Mughal-e- ports say he declined the star Amitabh Bachchan Pakistan Prime Minister Azam” cemented his pop- tweeted. “Whenever the role of Sherif Ali in David Imran Khan said he was ularity among the masses Lean’s “Lawrence of Ara- history of Indian Cinema saddened to learn of Ku- and catapulted Indian cin- will be written, it shall al- bia” in 1962. The role went mar’s death. “For my gen- ema to the world stage. to Egyptian actor Omar ways be ‘before Dilip Ku- Mehboob Khan’s block- eration, Dilip Kumar was Sharif. mar, and after Dilip Ku- the greatest and most ver- buster “Aan” in 1952 was He took a break in the mar’ ..” satile actor,’’ he tweeted. his first film in Technicol- late ‘70s but returned with Kumar’s body, draped Khan also recalled Ku- or and was among a string a character role in the suc- in the Indian flag, was ac- mar’s generosity in help- of light-hearted roles he corded a state funeral led ing to raise funds in Pa- took at the suggestion of cessful “Kranti,” or “Revo- by a police band. He was kistan and London for his psychiatrist to shed lution” in 1981. He con- buried in a Muslim grave- a trust to set up cancer his “Tragedy King” image. tinued playing key roles yard in Mumbai city. hospitals in his mother’s He starred in many so- in films such as “Shakti,” Major Bollywood stars, memory. cial drama films like “Foot- “Karma” and “Saudagar.” including Shah Rukh He changed his name path”, “Naya Daur” (“New His last film was “Qila” Khan, visited Kumar’s as he debuted in Bolly- Era”), “Musafir” (“Trav- (“Fort”) in 1998. residence to pay their re- wood, the Hindi-language eller”) and “Paigham” In 1994, he was given spects. film industry centered in (“Message”) in 1950s. the “Dadasaheb Phalke” “It’s the end of an era,” award, the highest honor Mumbai, with “Jwar Bha- His top female co-stars PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS filmmaker Madhur Bhan- ta,” or “Sea Tides,” in 1944. included Madhubala, for contributions to Indian darkar said. Kumar’s career spanned Nargis, Nimmi, Meena cinema. He also served in Japan’s Naomi Osaka walks into Margaret Kumar was born Mu- over six decades with over Kumari, Kamini Kaushal the upper house of Indian Court Arena for her second-round singles hammad Yusuf Khan, a 60 films. His first major and Vyjanthimala. Parliament after being match against China’s Zheng Saisai at the Aus- Muslim, on Dec. 11, 1922. box-office hits were “Jug- In 1966, Dilip Ku- nominated for a six-year tralian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne, His Pathan family hailed nu,” or “Firefly,” in 1947 mar married Saira Banu, term. Australia.