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Linda By Anne Marie Tobin Select Board Chair Chris Barrett refused approves Gillon, ITEM STAFF to recognize Robert Gillon after Gillon re- president peatedly blurted out, “Mr. Chairman, Mr. LYNNFIELD — The town of Lynn eld has Chairman, Mr. Chairman” to which Barrett of the Elm Place severed all ties with the Lynn eld Histori- responded, “we are not taking public com- Lynn eld cal Society, only the society isn’t going away ment right now.” Historical quietly. Gillon tried again twice, but again Barrett proposal Society, Society Treasurer Robert Gillon, the hus- held rm, saying “you are not recognized.” stands in band of Society President Linda Gillon, at- Mans eld continued his presentation, only the center tempted to speak at the Select Board’s most By Tréa Lavery to be interrupted again again by Gillon again, of the recent meeting, interrupting Historical Com- saying, “I am going to le a complaint.” ITEM STAFF controversy. mission President Kirk Mans eld’s presen- Gillon didn’t state the basis of the complaint tation on a proposal to paint the interior of SWAMPSCOTT — A 40B develop- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK the Pope-Richard Historical Family Centre. ment on Elm Place has been approved HISTORICAL, A3 by the state’s Department of Housing and Community Development, against the wishes of the Select Board. As proposed by Boston-based Win- Lynn nDevelopment, the ve-story build- ing would include 128 rental units, 64 percent of which would be income-re- schools stricted. Swampscott currently has 3.7 percent affordable units, well below the state-mandated minimum of 10 per- cent. look to “I think the board understands just how frustrating this is, given the ex- tensive concerns that we’ve presented clear to DHCD in the letter that outlined our opposition,” said Town Administrator Sean Fitzgerald in Thursday night’s the air Select Board meeting. He was referenc- By Allysha Dunnigan ing a letter the board sent to DHCD in ITEM STAFF February recommending that the proj- ect not be approved. “We’re one of the LYNN — The school most densely settled communities in committee voted unani- the Commonwealth and to have a proj- mously Thursday night to ect like this roll in at this size really is move forward with fund- frustrating. This has disproportionate ing the project to replace impacts on our neighborhood and our the ventilation system in infrastructure.” 10 Lynn schools. The com- The February letter outlined sever- mittee voted to allow the al concerns about the project, notably administration to apply that it would be the densest number of Israel Rijo of Lynn works with his daughter, So a, on a phonics worksheet for her to use a portion of the $18 residential units in the town, its height remote kindergarten class. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK million provided to the above any other structure in Swamp- city from the Elementary scott, its lack of parking, and its loca- and Secondary Education tion in the way of an intended extension Emergency Relief II (ESS- of the Swampscott Rail Trail. Kindergarten Zoom ER II) Funds. Fitzgerald said in the Select Board The 10 schools that will meeting that the town is working on undergo ventilation con- nding a consulting rm to help them teaches dad and daughter struction include Aborn, better advocate against the develop- By Elyse Carmosino job. Although he was eligi- of his wife’s day, Israel quick- Brickett, Cobbett, Dre- ment. ble to collect part-time un- ly stepped in to mentor the wicz, Fallon, Lincoln, “This is a signi cant project, and we’re ITEM STAFF employment bene ts, Yuri, a Tracy, Washington, Fecte- going to have to really be very strategic,” couple’s daughter, 6-year-old LYNN — When schools shut basic needs case manager for au-Leary and Pickering. Fitzgerald said. “I don’t think there’s a So a, a kindergartner at Dre- down to prevent the spread Catholic Charities, became Mayor Thomas M. Mc- linear path that says, this is how a suc- wicz Elementary, to make COVID-19 last March, Lynn the family’s primary nancial Gee said the city recent- cessful outcome will be determined. This sure she completed her re- parents Israel and Yuri San- provider, which left her con- ly requested a waiver really re ects the responsibilities we mote learning requirements. from the Department of chez-Rijo braced for the worst. stantly stressed and with lit- have as leaders to advocate and negotiate “I just started staying right Elementary and Second- Israel, an auto body shop tle time for anything else. ary Education (DESE) to ELM PLACE, A2 worker, was let go from his With work taking up much KINDERGARTEN, A3 use the savings they got from not having in-person learning over the last year to spend on xing the ven- Salem tries to tilation issues. DESE did not approve the request for this waiver, get to Root of but proposed and instruct- ed the city to use the ESS- ER II money for the proj- food insecurity ect. The ESSER II Fund falls under the Coronavirus By Steve Krause Response and Relief Sup- ITEM STAFF plemental Appropriations (CRRSA) Act that was SALEM — As the stubborn coronavirus pan- demic continues to grip the country, there’s an VENTILATION, A2 ongoing effort in Salem to address food security issues resulting from it. Root, a non-pro t organization whose mission INSIDE is to help young adults become independent through food service training and employment, Opinion is partnering with the Salem Pantry to support Shribman: Guess who else residents who may be having trouble buying wanted to give Americans food. a nancial boost? A4 PHOTO | ALYSE GAUSE Along with Sam Hunt, Root’s chef, a team of Root alumni employees have been preparing nu- Sports Root’s mission is to help young adults create a pathway to independence tritious meals for the pantry’s mobile markets Pioneers defense leads through food service training and employment. By developing essential life twice each month. With support from individual the way in win over and work readiness skills, youths leave Root prepared for success in the Pentucket. B1 workplace. ROOT, A3 Peabody City Hall set to reopen April 1

By Elyse Carmosino “With health metrics ITEM STAFF continuing to improve, we can reopen City Hall PEABODY — Peabody safely and responsibly,” City Hall will reopen to Bettencourt said. the public April 7, Mayor Access to City Hall Edward A. Bettencourt, will be limited to the Jr. announced Friday. handicapped-accessi- Visitors to the build- ble entrance located on ing, which has remained Chestnut Street. After closed since March 2020, completing their busi- will still be required to ness, visitors will exit wear masks at all times through the building’s and adhere to six feet front entrance. physical distancing re- There will still be lim- quirements and other its on access to speci c public health guidelines departments, however, to prevent the spread of COVID-19. CITY HALL, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 55° VOL. 142, ISSUE 93 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 40° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 COMICS ...... B4 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 OBITUARIES James R. McCullough Swampscott approves 1935 - 2021 LYNN — James R. Mc- Cullough, age 85, passed away Elm Place proposal at the Abbott House in Lynn on Wednesday, March 24, 2021. ELM PLACE “They asked very spe- themselves.” community feedback we re- He was the beloved husband From A1 ci c questions and heard Winn said in a statement ceived early in this process of Cynthia McCullough, with very speci cally from us that they were looking and we have been working whom he shared over 50 years and really support a tech- what it would take,” he forward to moving ahead to update our initial pro- of marriage. nical review.” said. “It wasn’t speci cs as with the project, and were posal where possible. We Born in Boston, MA on June He added that the town to design, it was speci cs taking the town’s feedback look forward to sharing 10, 1935, he was a son of the has applied for a grant into consideration. as to process to even con- those improvements and to late Gene and Caroline (Rich- from MassHousing to sup- template getting support. “We are very pleased that working with all parties to ards) McCullough. James was port this technical review. That requires deliberate the Commonwealth has a graduate of Peabody High Board Chair Peter Spell- and transparent open dia- approved the project and commence this important School. He then went on to ios said that since the logue with the community, has clearly illustrated the community development.” proudly serve in the United letter was sent to DHCD and at the pace that’s nec- need to create mixed-in- States Marines. Following his more than a month ago, essary for good dialogue come housing at this site,” Tréa Lavery can be service, James was a postal there has not been any to happen, not at the pace the statement said. “We reached at tlavery@item- clerk for over 38 years until his communication with Winn. that the developers decide also take very seriously the live.com. retirement. In his free time, James en- children, great grandchildren, joyed playing cards (beating and one great-great grandchild. everyone in cribbage), camp- James was predeceased by his Lynn schools look to clear the air ing, traveling and spending children Daniel McCullough time with family and friends. and Kathy McCullough. VENTILATION “We’ve been working “From my perspective, was not optimal, it is what Arrangements: Friends and He was a beloved Papa and From A1 pretty closely with the this investment is critical happened and now they enjoyed spending time with his family are invited to call at the Inspectional Services De- for us to get these schools have to x it. grandchildren and great grand- Cuffe-McGinn Funeral Home, enacted on Dec. 27, 2020 partment (ISD),” he said. back in play,” he said. “And With the money saved children. His sense of humor 157 Maple St., Lynn on Tues- to address a number of Tutwiler explained that for the long-term, to have from schools being fully day, March 30th from 10 a.m. and sarcasm will be missed. issues related to the pan- although the construction a ventilation system that remote and not having In addition to his wife, James until 12 p.m. A Funeral Ser- demic. will be done during the works for everyone.” in-person learning, McGee is survived by his children, vice will be held in the Funer- “Those dollars are relat- said that those dollars are Cindy McCullough, Corey Mc- al Home, with burial to follow school day, it will not occur McGee explained that ed to the legislation that in the areas of the build- the work that was done still available and can be Cullough, Pamela McCullough, at Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. was passed in December, ing where teachers are on these schools in the used through the ISD for James R. McCullough Jr., Shei- To leave an online message or the $908 billion, and the holding class. 1970s resulted in the clo- other projects. la Keith, Sheryl Belville and her condolence, please visit www. city of Lynn has received “They’re going to have sure of the ventilation All of the school com- husband John, Kelly Bertwell cuffemcginn.com. ESSER II funds for $18 mittee members voted to and her husband Barry, and million to make this proj- to work around the school systems. He said that the Kevin McCullough and his wife ect happen,” McGee said. day,” he said. “But the con- energy costs at that time allow the administration Sheri, along with many grand- According to McGee, this struction cannot interrupt were “through the roof” to submit an application ventilation project will or disrupt instruction or and Lynn did not have the to use the ESSER II funds only use up about $6.3 the routine of the day.” money to fund the costs of for the project on the ven- million of the $18 million. McGee said they antic- heating the schools at the tilation systems in the 10 Superintendent Patrick ipate this project to be time, ultimately leading to identi ed schools. Janet Sarah (Ferguson) Lewis, 75 Tutwiler said he supports done by September, noting the closure of the ventila- 1945 - 2021 this project and that it that the project is ready to tion systems. Allysha Dunnigan can is needed for the older go and they are just wait- McGee said although be reached at adun- ATHOL - Janet Sarah (Fer- schools. ing on the funds. this solution in the ‘70s [email protected]. guson) Lewis, age 75, passed away peacefully early Wednes- day morning, March 24th, at Salem joins tree planting program home surrounded by her fami- ly. Born in Lynn, MA on April 10, vests in the future. 1945 to Avis (Tinkham) Fergu- By Allysha Dunnigan also reduces stormwater ies and non-pro ts have “We look forward to son and Kenneth D. Ferguson. ITEM STAFF runoff, improves air qual- been encouraged to re- working with these cit- She graduated from Lynn En- ity, increases property val- store vacant lots for tree SALEM – The city of Sa- ies to plant thousands of glish High School in 1963 and ues, and creates a safer, planting. lem will plant 2,400 new trees, delivering signi - healthier environment for Gov. Charlie Baker said went on to various career train- trees, having been select- cant bene ts to residents residents. increasing tree cover in ings. Janet was predeceased ed to join the Massachu- in these communities and Salem Mayor Kim Gateway Cities helps by her younger sister Sandra C. setts Department of Con- (Ferguson) Conway and is sur- helping the Common- Driscoll noted that Sa- to both address climate servation and Recreation wealth make progress to- lem’s commitment to our vived by her older sister Margie (DCR) Greening the Gate- change and create a A. (Ferguson) Messina. ward its long-term climate public trees has grown healthier environment for way Cities Tree Planting goals,” she said. substantially over the last Janet was predeceased by urban residents. Program. DCR works with 18 few years. her husband of thirty-two years Salem also received DCR foresters will plant Gateway Cities through- “From major increas- Kenneth E. Lewis, U.S. Army 2,000 new trees on private funding to support pub- (Ret.). They raised their chil- Prentiss of Templeton; as well out the Commonwealth to es in our tree budget, to property throughout Sa- increase tree canopy cover the comprehensive tree lic tree planting with the dren in the town of Ayer where as her sister, Margie A. (Fergu- lem and 400 on city prop- removal of pavement and Janet worked for 35 years for son) Messina of Lynn. Janet’s in urban residential areas. ordinance and new Tree erty, with the rst 40 city This program is designed Commission, to our city- other impervious mate- the town. She served on nu- pride and joy were her grand- trees to be planted along rial, and the addition of merous town functions; her children, Kevin E. Lewis, Sarah to bring energy ef ciency wide tree inventory and Lafayette Street and and environmental bene- maintenance plan,” she soils and permeable ma- favorites were the Fourth of July E. Gibbons, Maia A. Lewis, Ra- Bridge Street this spring. terial. chel L. Lewis, Cody J. Tom, Wy- ts of a healthy tree cano- said. “We are committed committee and Veterans Me- Residents who live in “The Greening the Gate- morial Park. att J. Tom, and Kenneth J. Lewis. py to Gateway Cities. to keeping our commu- the designated planting Energy and Environ- nity green to address air way Cities Program serves In retirement, Janet enjoyed She also leaves behind many zone for the program can nieces and nephews including mental Affairs Secretary quality, water resourc- as an excellent example of spending time with Kenneth have trees planted in their Lisa, Gino, Carl, and Richie. Kathleen Theoharides es, personal health and a strong partnership be- P. Mildren of Athol. They loved yard at no cost, as long Service Information: LEW- said that the expansion of well-being, energy use, tween state government, to travel and enjoyed time at as they are committed to IS – Janet Sarah (Ferguson) this program improves eq- and protection against ex- local municipalities, and their lakeside camp in New watering their new trees. of Athol, formerly a longtime uity in communities with treme heat and ooding.” dedicated organizations Hampshire. She enjoyed family To nd out if a location is Ayer resident. March 24, signi cantly less greenery Driscoll said that she is working together to ben- gatherings and cooking for her in the planting zone, visit 2021. Relatives and friends and shade and improves pleased that Salem is one e t Massachusetts resi- loved ones. Other hobbies and https://www.maurbanca- interests included, but were not are respectfully invited to the quality of life for res- of the 18 municipalities dents for generations to nopy.org/town/salem/ and limited to painting, crafting, a walk-through visitation idents by providing cooler selected for the program come,” Baker said. enter the address. If eligi- playing bunko with the gals, in the McGaf gan Family neighborhoods and lower- and the city plans to re- Residents who do not live ble, residents can request ing energy bills. and spending lots of quality Funeral Home, 37 Main St. main dedicated to their in the program’s planting a free tree by calling the time with her sister Margie, (Rte. 113) Pepperell, MA “A signi cant expan- keeping tree canopy our- DCR forester phone num- zone but are interested in children, grandchildren, and on Tuesday, March 30 from sion in trees also means ishing throughout the ber listed on that same requesting a street tree be extended family. 5 – 8 PM. Facial coverings cleaner air, less ooding, community. page. more beautiful neighbor- Salem Sound Coast- planted on city property Janet leaves behind Kenneth and social distancing will at their address can do so P. Mildren of Athol. She is also apply. In lieu of owers, ex- Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito hoods, and a boost to the watch (salemsound.org), a said that the addition of local economy by creating local non-pro t partner, is by using the Tree Planting survived by her Son and two pressions of sympathy may Request on See Click Fix. Daughters; Kenneth F. Lewis be made in her memory to Salem, and other cities, jobs at local nurseries and assisting with outreach of and his wife Amanda Lewis of Loaves & Fishes Food Pantry, into the Greening the within the neighborhoods this project to encourage Gateway Cities Program for tree planting,” she people to sign up for trees, Allysha Dunnigan can Ayer, Melissa A. (Lewis) Tom P.O. Box 1, Ayer, MA 01432 or be reached at adun- and her husband Dale Tom of via www.loaves shespantry. further enhances environ- stated. learn about tree care and Gardner, and Jennifer R. (Lew- org/donate-now. Please see mental resources and in- Increased tree canopy become tree stewards. Cit- [email protected]. is) Gibbons and her ancé Eric www.mcgaf ganfuneral.com Pulitzer Prize-winning author Larry McMurtry dies at 84 By Jamie Stengle ogize the myth of the Old ASSOCIATED PRESS West,” McMurtry told The Associated Press in a 2014 DALLAS (AP) — Lar- interview. But, he added, ry McMurtry, the proli c “They’re going to twist it and popular author who into something romantic took readers back to the no matter what you do.” old American West in his The “Lonesome Dove” Stories live on. Pulitzer Prize-winning television miniseries “Lonesome Dove” and starred Robert Duvall, Tell theirs. returned them to mod- who has often cited the ern-day landscapes in project as a personal fa- works such as his emotion- vorite and likened his role Share your loved one’s story. al tale of a mother-daugh- as retired Texas Ranger ter relationship in “Terms [email protected] | 781-593-7700 Augustus McCrae to act- of Endearment,” has died. ing in “Hamlet.” He was 84. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS In a handwritten note McMurtry died Thurs- Pulitzer Prize-winning author Larry McMurt- from Duvall, texted to The day night of heart fail- Associated Press by his In partnership with ry poses at his book store in Archer City, Texas. ure, according to a family agent on Friday, the actor statement issued through wrote dozens of books, car-winners “The Last said McMurtry “was one of a publicist on Friday. The including novels, biogra- Picture Show” and “Terms our most gifted of writers statement did not say phies and essay collec- of Endearment.” His epic and one to be truly missed where he died but noted tions. He simultaneously 1986 Pulitzer winner and revered.” that he’ll be buried “in his worked as a bookseller and “Lonesome Dove,” about “Being in the TV series cherished home state of screenwriter, co-writing a cattle drive from Texas ‘Lonesome Dove’ was the Texas.” the Oscar-winning script across the Great Plains highlight of my life and call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 McMurtry, who had in for the movie “Brokeback during the 1870s, was for this I owe him great to start your his later years split his Mountain.” made into a popular tele- amounts of gratitude. His daily subscription. time between his small Several of McMurtry’s vision miniseries. works reached out and Texas hometown of Archer books became feature “’Lonesome Dove’ was an blessed so many!” Duvall City and Tucson, Ariz., lms, including the Os- effort to kind of demythol- wrote. SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Salem tries to Kindergarten Zoom get to Root of teaches dad and daughter

KINDERGARTEN food insecurity From A1 next to my daughter, doing ROOT curity across the North the Zoom classes,” Israel From A1 Shore. In the last year, said. “That’s how every- Root’s youth employees thing started.” donors, as well as CARES have prepared more than Originally from the Do- Act funding awarded 25,000 meals. minican Republic, Israel through the City of Salem, “We are so grateful to initially found it dif cult Root provides the pantry work together with The to follow So a’s classwork. with individual meals to Salem Pantry to serve Because he was unfamil- help augment their ongo- our home community of iar with the U.S. school ing food distribution and Salem,” said Scott Knox, system and was more com- hunger relief efforts Root’s executive director. fortable speaking Spanish, Over the course of 2021, “In addition to a healthy Israel said communicating the Root-Salem Pantry meal, each dollar of sup- with his daughter’s teach- partnership hopes to port for Root’s Commu- er was challenging. provide 1,800 nutritious nity Catering goes deep- “I’d never been in a meals to individuals, and er, providing meaningful school in the United focuses on what each employment, training and States,” he said. “At rst agency does best. leadership development it was kind of weird, but In operation since 1991, for young adults, and in- step by step, slowly, I just The Salem Pantry pro- come to our local farm started learning the pro- vides food to Salem resi- partners and producers cess, and with a little bit dents weekly through mo- who we source from.” of patience, we got (it).” bile distribution sites, plus “Since last March, we Now the pair are learn- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK deliveries to home-bound have prioritized food se- ing side by side. individuals and house- curity assistance for those “The teachers say good Throughout the pandemic, Israel Rijo took to sitting in on his daugh- holds that have been af- in need,” said Mayor Kim morning to my daughter ter’s classes as a way to learn English and has now become a part of fected by COVID-19. Since Driscoll. “We know how and they say good morn- the class. Rijo is present for attendance and waves “hi” to the teacher the pandemic began in the critical it is to provide ing to Issy. He’s part of and students before class and is on hand to help out his daughter if she area last March, the pan- these kinds of supports the class,” Yuri said. “They needs it. try has distributed food to to our most vulnerable treat him just like another 2,600 Salem households residents. The need for person in the classroom, tify Spanish as their pri- ers when it comes to the glish) a month ago, and and more than 7,500 in- food assistance predates like an aide. He loves it. mary language, according American school system. now they’re on the phone the pandemic, of course, dividuals. Its programs “He has learned so much to Amanda Campbell, As- “My parents don’t speak without needing help.” have helped distribute a and collaboration and in- about school here. He says sistant Director of English English, so I know what it’s After remote learning monthly average of 75,000 novation have been core ‘I love it because I get to Language Learner (ELL) like to have to translate ev- alongside his daughter, pounds of food within the components to addressing learn about phonics, I’m Education for Lynn Public erything for your parents,” Israel was able to achieve community. hunger relief in Salem. able to learn what (these) Schools. Campbell also not- Yuri said, noting that par- his citizenship last De- “The Salem Pantry is “I’m grateful to commu- words are. I didn’t know ed that as of 2021, 77 per- ents of early elementary cember with The New working collaboratively nity partners like Root any of that.’” school children have the American Association of to increase and improve and The Salem Pantry for cent of Lynn’s kindergarten So a’s parents say their students speak a language added dif culty of not being Massachusetts in Lynn food access to vulnerable all of the important work daughter isn’t the only community members and they undertake, and espe- other than English at home. able to rely on their young and now works as a paid one who bene ts from her Even in pre-pandemic students to explain what’s Citizenship Tutor with the build in resiliency to be cially over this past year,” father’s presence in class. ready for future challeng- Driscoll said. “When or- times, educators and par- happening in the classroom. organization. Because Israel is able ents were concerned about “When you have a kin- At the center of it all is So- es,” said Robyn Burns, ex- ganizations come togeth- to communicate in both ecutive director at The Sa- er, each bringing their schools’ abilities to meet dergartner who doesn’t a, who said she’s enjoyed Spanish and English, par- the needs of non-English know how to read, who the time she’s been able to lem Pantry. “Root is a key best in service to others, ents of other children from partner in this work and our whole community speaking students. Now doesn’t know how to add, spend with her father. Spanish-speaking house- they worry remote learn- you have to be right next to “We just have fun togeth- their prepared meals pro- wins. In this partnership, holds now rely on him to ing is only widening the them,” she said. “(Teachers er,” So a said, although she vide a wonderful addition The Salem Pantry brings translate the teacher’s as- educational gap between will say) ‘get your adult,’ added she looks forward to our mobile distribution long-standing hunger re- signments and help bridge these students and their but this adult is dealing to eventually meeting her program.” lief work and existing the linguistic gap. English-speaking peers. with an English-speaking teacher and classmates in Root launched the Com- infrastructure to food “When (the teacher) says person. “I’ll be happy (to munity Catering Initia- distribution in our com- ‘hey parents, come out,’ at “For (ELL students), that teacher who doesn’t know go back to school) because tive last March for home- munity, and Root’s youth the end of the day, some doesn’t just mean a lower what they’re saying.” bound seniors. A year graduates are further of the parents don’t know GPA or having to attend It may not be long before there’s going to be play- later, what began as a developing their culinary what she’s saying, so I a less-selective college. Israel’s services are no grounds there.” temporary response has skills through healthy have to tell them, ‘OK, the It means potentially not longer needed by at least Her father might nd become part of regional scratch-cooking for those teacher’s trying to say this graduating or not advanc- some of his fellow parents, the change more dif cult. efforts to provide hunger in need, and at above min- or that,’” Israel said. ing to a post-secondary however, with Yuri noting “It’s going to be sad, but relief. Each week, Root’s imum wage employment.” According to the Nation- education,” journalist Erin that many families have at the same time I am go- youth team produces more al Center for Education Richards wrote in a May discovered a silver lining ing to feel happy for her Steve Krause can be than 600 fresh meals for Statistics, the number of 2020 article for usatoday. to remote learning. because she’s going to go seniors, adults, and chil- reached at skrause@ bilingual students in U.S. com. “It means not master- “I’ve been very proud of to class in person and meet dren facing food inse- itemlive.com. schools rose steadily from ing a skill critical for up- the parents in So e’s class kids, friends, classmates, 3.8 million in 2000 to 5 ward mobility in America.” and her school because her teacher,” Israel said. million in 2016. The per- As the daughter of immi- they have learned along “She’s going to be happier centage of Latino students grant parents herself, Yuri, with the kids, and that’s because she’s going to be Peabody City grew even faster, jumping who came to the U.S. from something where other- around kids just like her.” from 16 percent in 2000 to the Dominican Republic wise, they wouldn’t have 26 percent in 2015. at age 4, said she under- that experience,” Yuri said. Elyse Carmosino can be Hall set to In Lynn alone, 64 percent stands the burden placed “I had parents who didn’t reached at ecarmosino@ of students currently iden- on English language learn- understand a word (of En- itemlive.com. reopen April 1 Historical struggle in Lynn eld CITY HALL longer than anticipated.” HISTORICAL ical Society concerning Crawford said the town came the chairman of the City Hall’s modi ed From A1 From A1 the management of the has been trying to identi- commission, it all made hours will be Monday Old Meeting House or the fy those de ciencies and is sense, and I nd the sit- including the Health De- through Thursday, 8:30 or indicate to whom the 35 South Common house still waiting for a complete uation deeply, deeply dis- partment, Human Re- a.m. to 2:30 p.m., and Fri- complaint would be sent. (the Centre) “ said Mul- response to two requests turbing.” sources, the Retirement days, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 “I don’t have anything len. “Instead, the parties sent by Town Adminis- Department, and Veter- There was good news, p.m. more to say than I did at had been operating under trator Rob Dolan asking ans Services, which will however, at the Select Residents are encour- the meeting, and that was kind of a handshake deal for production of records, Board meeting — the remain open to the public just we were not in public including the most recent aged to limit non-essen- or a misunderstanding board approved the His- by appointment only. comment,” Barrett said that there was something three years of nancial tial visits. For continued torical Commission’s re- Visitors will also be Friday. in writing, but there was reports; lings and cor- access to the city’s online quest to hire Donald Ross asked to provide contact Bad blood has been not.” respondence (for the last payment and permitting information and the spe- brewing between the Mullen said the Society three years) with the IRS, & Sons to paint the inte- ci c departments they are portal, residents can vis- Town, the Commission is not in good standing SOS, AGO and any other rior of the Pope-Richard visiting for contact tracing it www.peabody-ma.gov. and the Society for quite with the AGO. AGO re- state agency regarding house at a cost of $9,000. purposes. Hand sanitizer Payments can also be sent some time over mainte- cords show that the Soci- the Society’s nances or will be provided to every- by mail or delivered to nance of the Centre as ety is not registered. The tax-exempt status. Dolan’s Anne Marie Tobin can one upon entering any de- City Hall using the drop well as issues concerning Society has not led forms request also demanded be reached at atobin@ partment. box located at the handi- its nances and failure to required by the IRS. In ad- copies of bank and invest- itemlive.com. “Since the pandemic be- capped entrance on Chest- make mandatory lings dition, the Society has also ment statements, a report gan last March, our city nut Street. with the Attorney Gener- failed to get town approval on the Society’s 501(c)(3) LAW OFFICES OF staff has worked tireless- More information on al’s of ce (AGO), the Sec- for its operations. status and copies of all JAMES J. CARRIGAN ly to ensure that Peabody how Peabody is respond- retary of State (SOS) and “Improvements to and correspondence relating residents and businesses ing to the COVID-19 pan- the Internal Revenue Ser- use of municipal buildings to the Meeting House and • Social Security Disability continued to receive the • Workers Compensation demic is also available on vice (IRS). require town approval,” Centre. highest level of munici- Town Counsel Thomas Mullen said. “That’s the “They haven’t produced • Accidents the city’s website. 25 years located across pal services,” Bettencourt Mullen said the parties law and we don’t want to any nancial reports re- from Lynn District Court said. “All essential ser- “I want to thank our had been operating on lating to mandatory l- violate the law.” 15 Johnson St. vices and infrastructure hardworking city employ- a mistaken assumption Crawford con rmed ings, they have produced improvement projects con- ees who helped deliver es- that an agreement was that the locks have been one treasurer’s report 781-596-0100 sential services through- JAMES J. CARRIGAN tinued citywide, and City in place which delegated changed to ensure that from May of 2020 and ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Hall remained open virtu- out this pandemic. I the Centre’s maintenance Society members cannot maybe a bank statement, LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL ally through our website, encourage Peabody resi- responsibility to the Soci- enter either building and but they refuse to answer www.jamescarriganlaw.com phone, and email, as well dents to remain vigilant ety and the Society’s use operate illegally without anything on their tax-ex- [email protected] as by appointment with and to receive the COVID of the Meeting House, con- town approval. empt status,” Crawford department personnel.” vaccine as soon as they rming that the Society’s According to Mullen, So- said, adding it appears 501(c)(3) status had been ciety representatives have that the Society has about Built in 1883, City Coun- are eligible,” Bettencourt 781-593-7700 cil President Tom Ros- said. “The safety of the revoked by the IRS in been informed that there $350,000 in funds. Publishing Daily, except Sundays signoll said the building’s public and our employees 2011. The revocation calls is no formal, legal rela- “As long as the two or- USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 ganizations have been in Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA age has presented unique continues to be our rst into question whether the tionship between the Soci- Society has been operat- ety and the town concern- existence, the Historical and additional of ces. challenges when it comes priority. Safety protocols ing illegally for the last 10 ing either the Meeting Society has never been Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item to reopening. will remain in place as the Subscriptions “One thing that has years. House or the Centre and willing to collaborate with building reopens, and we Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States slowed down reopening “Legally, there is no writ- that there are de ciencies the Historical Commis- $30.00 for 4 weeks are grateful for the pub- is getting the necessary ten agreement between in their lings and status sion, for whatever reason,” $95.00 for 13 weeks infrastructure in place lic’s patience and cooper- the town and the Histor- with the IRS and the AGO. said Mans eld. “Once I be- $185.00 for 26 weeks ation during this dif cult $340.00 for 1 year in a very old building,” Send payment to and POSTMASTER, Rossignoll said. “The time.” send address changes to: plexiglass partitions, sep- Catch up with your The Daily Item aration of spaces for dis- Elyse Carmosino can be 110 Munroe St. reached at ecarmosino@ favorite team P.O. Box 5 tancing, signage, all of Lynn, MA 01903 those things have taken itemlive.com. in Item Sports! 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Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 of the word “normal” and ance of simple instruc- even the strange case of pens to be “this is just Circulation tions. They go to spring [email protected] the disappearing toilet propaganda perpetrated break and crowd them- Ext. 3 paper. by people who want to selves onto beaches, and But why? Why are we control us,” then you may go to athletic events and Newsroom be very willing to dismiss [email protected] still doing this a year lat- rallies maskless. They [email protected] er? Why is it almost April something that sounds as may get what they de- draconian as COVID-19 Ext. 4 2021 and the COVID serve, but do the rest of us as a hoax. After all, no- Sports numbers seem to be go- deserve it too? body under the age of [email protected] ing up again? Why did the Fourth on the list are 103 ever experienced Ext. 5 EDITORIAL town of Swampscott have those who think they’re anything like this before. to regress to the point of civil libertarians ghting Retail and Online Therefore it’s all an exag- Advertising all-remote learning re- the good ght. You know. geration. [email protected] cently because some stu- “Wearing a mask vio- dents decided having a Next comes “anti-vaxx- ADVERTISING lates my freedoms.” “The The latest tragic party was a capital idea? ers meet fake news.” Ernie Carpenter Jr. government can’t tell me You’d have to be a hermit It’s bad enough there Director of Advertising what to do.” and Business Development, ext. 1355 not to have heard of the are people who spent reason for increased They conspire to kid- [email protected] term “super-spreader” by the past year scoffing nap governors and to riot Ralph Mitchell now. at reports of this virus at the Capitol building. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 Why are revelers in (though I notice a lot of [email protected] gun control Those are the people with Miami practically be- them stampeded to the Eric Rondeau whom you want to cast ing hosed off the beaches vaccination clinics any- Sales Representative, ext. 1280 Editorial from the Baltimore Sun editorial board your lot? [email protected] by authorities? Why are way). Put that togeth- What if Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa had never gotten there too many people do- er with people who just What’s left is post-trau- Patricia Whalen his hands on the military-style assault weapon matic stress disorder. Yes, Sales Representative, ext. 1310 ing too many things that flat-out refuse to get [email protected] he likely used in a murderous shooting spree this run counter to simple vaccinated and you have PTSD. It’s been more than BUSINESS OFFICE week at a Boulder, Colo., grocery store that killed health directives? another serious problem. a year now. Even reason- 10 people, including a police of cer who left seven Are we that stupid? Are Now, it’s true certain able people are weary of Susan J. Conti children behind? The Ruger AR-556 pistol was one Controller, ext. 1288 we that arrogant? segments of our popu- having images of desper- of two guns found near Alissa when police appre- [email protected] We’re heading into our lation have, at different ately ill people, death, hended him. Ted Grant 13th month and were it points in their history, tragedy and all the rest Perhaps if the 21-year-old, who has been charged Publisher, ext. 1234 not for the vaccination been ill-served by our pounded into us. We are [email protected] with 10 counts of rst-degree murder, had not been medical community. Sell- all itching for some kind able to buy the weapon six days earlier, we as a shots being plunged into Marian Kinney people’s arms, goodness ing them on the ef cacy of return to normal. We ext. 1212 country wouldn’t be mourning the second mass deserve a break. It’s per- [email protected] shooting inside of a week. knows how bad this on- of a vaccine that’s been coming spike would be. developed out of an “op- fectly understandable. Will Kraft We can’t say it enough: It shouldn’t be simple to This thing, if it is abating, Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 Absent Mssrs. Moderna, eration warp speed” man- [email protected] buy a gun in America; they are weapons designed to is taking its dear, sweet kill, and with their ownership comes a great level of P zer and Johnson, I’m date might be dif cult. time. Paula Villacreses responsibility. guessing hospitals would But lately, there have Some of that has to do A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 President Joe Biden demanded Tuesday that be overowing again. been studies suggesting [email protected] with the aforementioned. Congress once and for all ban assault weapons and I see ve major reasons this refusal is more parti- But as we’ve been hearing Mike Shanahan high-capacity magazines. for the disregard and dis- san than caution. I don’t Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 It is time Congress stop letting the NRA and sup- trust we feel toward those know what to say about more and more, this is no [email protected] posed gun rights activists hold them hostage and who, you’d think, exist those people, except that time to let up on these dis- Carolina Trujillo twist a real need for gun safety into a false argu- to help us. Let’s examine they should be identi ed ciplines. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 ment about abolishing the Second Amendment. some. and surcharged on their We have to smarten up, [email protected] If Congress isn’t prepared to take a strong stance, First, we spent the last next health insurance or we’ll be talking about Jim Wilson the fth anniversary in Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 the White House has signaled it is. The Biden ad- four years with the term bill. [email protected] ministration is exploring taking executive action, “fake news” seared into Moving beyond vac- 2025. making sure it passes legal muster, to bypass anoth- our consciousness. Is it cines, we turn to the CIRCULATION er potential stalemate and get quick action on the any wonder that those classics. “These direc- Steve Krause can be Lisa Mahmoud reached at skrause@item- Manager, ext. 1239 gun restrictions the country so desperately needs. conditioned to be skep- tives apply to everybody [email protected] tical would ignore the but me.” You know these live.com. CUSTOMER SERVICE DAVID M. SHRIBMAN La’ Mosha Ball Customer Service, ext. 1276 [email protected] Guess who else wanted to give Americans a nancial boost? GRAPHICS Trevor Andreozzi Shhhh. Don’t tell Joe Biden, but gram largesse of the Franklin Del- his plan to provide $1,000 to every Biden plan is receiving from Repub- Designer [email protected] he is the modern incarnation of ano Roosevelt years, a policy that American every year as a slippery licans, who as a mass voted against Richard M. Nixon. was pursued by his Republican slope to socialism. the virus-relief plan — just as every Sean Casey Designer Not with Watergate. Not with presidential predecessor, Dwight “The growing interest in cash Democrat opposed the Trump tax [email protected] Nixon’s heritage as a cold warrior. Eisenhower, and that alienated payments is an admission that cuts and every Republican voted Not with his instinct for scheming conservatives; Barry Goldwater, welfare programs aren’t working,” against the Obamacare health plan. Amanda Lunn Designer against his enemies. who would become the party’s said former Republican Sen. Robert “It’s a one-shot affair and it will [email protected] But with his $1.9 trillion corona- 1964 presidential nominee, op- Kasten of Wisconsin, who served on get some people over the hump, Edwin Peralta Jr. virus-relief bill, Biden is taking a posed Eisenhower’s efforts to ex- both the budget and appropriations but it doesn’t provide the long- Designer page from Nixon’s approach to ght- pand the universe of Social Secu- committees. “It’s a new feeling that term assistance that some people [email protected] ing poverty. And at the same time, rity recipients and dismissed his it might be better to just give out need,” said Sen. Rob Portman, an NEWSROOM Biden inadvertently is taking aim policy as a “dime-store New Deal.” money instead of continuing with Ohio Republican who is not run- ning for re-election. “It’s helpful Mike Alongi at nearly a century of Democratic Instead, Nixon wanted to junk programs that are unsuccessful and Sports Editor, ext. 1228 dogma on social-welfare programs. the myriad New Deal spending hoping that maybe that will work.” for immediate spending but not [email protected] for long-term stability and long- More than 50 years ago, Nix- programs that Lyndon Johnson At the same time, the 21st-cen- Elyse Carmosino on — employing the Benjamin built upon with his expansive tury Biden approach is an adapta- term sustainability — but it has Reporter, ext. 1264 Disraeli approach of using liber- Great Society and that were at- tion of a notion that rst surfaced some advantages over Great So- [email protected] ciety programs that haven’t suc- al means to achieve conservative tracting increasing, even bipar- in overseas-development circles in Allysha Dunnigan goals — startled Washington tisan, criticism. In a nationally the mid-20th century. At a time cessfully met their own goals.” Reporter, ext. 1302 with his guaranteed-income plan, televised Oval Of ce address, the when foreign aid was under attack And at the same time, critics be- [email protected] which passed in the House but president said, “(T)he present wel- — by conservatives who consid- lieve that a substantial portion of the money provided by the Biden Tréa Lavery stalled in the Senate. The Nixon fare system has to be judged a co- ered it a waste of money, by liber- Reporter, ext. 1317 plan was designed to attack pov- lossal failure,” arguing that “what als who argued it was ineffective, plan will be employed more as [email protected] savings than as stimulus, with the erty and hunger — and essen- began on a small scale in the De- and by scholars who maintained Gayla Cawley tially to replace welfare — with pression ‘30s has become a huge it was a remnant of colonialism nal effect being to billow the de - Regional Editor, ext. 1236 a negative income tax that would monster in the prosperous ‘60s.” — growing numbers of thinkers cit and pass the costs on to future [email protected] send a ood of money to the poor. Though the Nixon plan, providing argued that targeted development generations of American taxpayers. Cheryl Charles Its 21st-century incarnation is nearly $11,500 in 2021 dollars to a programs should be replaced by “Someday this bill will have to News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] the Biden plan to provide as much family of four, never was enacted, the simple transfer of money. be paid,” said former GOP Sen. as $12,800 to some families of four the philosophy behind it spawned “The question is how to structure Judd Gregg of New Hampshire, Spenser Hasak a one-time Budget Committee Photographer, ext. 1332 in the form of stimulus checks plus the expansion of food stamps, now aid so people can serve their own in- [email protected] expanded child tax credits. known as the Supplemental Nutri- terests,” said Donald W. McNemar, chairman. “Maybe it will provoke “The big surprise is that this tion Assistance Program, and the who teaches international relations a currency crisis with people los- Julia Hopkins was the way Nixon wanted to han- earned-income tax credit. at Bentley University in Massachu- ing con dence with the dollar, and Photographer, ext. 1224 then our standard of living could [email protected] dle things,” said John Roy Price, a And this winter, Sen. Mitt Rom- setts. “The notion is to make people be in danger, because if there is a Thor Jourgensen Nixon domestic-affairs aide who, ney, the 2012 Republican presi- sustainable in the long run. It’s the loss of con dence in the currency, Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 with Daniel Patrick Moynihan, a dential nominee, oated the idea old idea about teaching people to we lose everything. The only thing [email protected] Harvard professor who later be- of making direct bank deposits sh so they can eat for a lifetime that is saving us right now is that Daniel Kane came a Democratic senator from of $3,000 a year for children be- rather than giving them a sh for all the other industrialized coun- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 New York, helped shape the Nix- tween the ages of 6 and 17. one day’s dining. It also gives people [email protected] tries are printing money like cra- on Family Assistance Plan. “Nix- All of this, including the Biden independence and dignity.” zy too. When it catches up to us, it Steve Krause Senior Writer, ext. 1229 on really believed the way to ght plan — derided by 21st-century That idea does not have univer- catches up to the world.” poverty was to give people money. conservatives as a giveaway to fa- sal appeal. “You want the money [email protected] He recognized there was a strong vored constituencies — is a repu- to be used the way you want it to A Swampscott High School Guthrie Scrimgeour sentiment to help people who diation of the New Deal/Great So- be used,” said Raphael S. Cohen, Reporter, ext. 1222 Class of 1972 member, David M. [email protected] needed help. But he thought there ciety ethos. Nixon, true to the dark a RAND Corp. senior political Shribman is the Pulitzer was an animus toward what we side of his persona, pilloried his scientist who studies foreign aid. Anne Marie Tobin Prize-winning former executive Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 think of as welfare. He saw pover- 1972 presidential opponent, Dem- “You want to condition the money, [email protected] ty as a problem of lack of income.” ocratic Sen. George McGovern, for so in foreign aid simply cutting a editor of the Pittsburgh Post-Ga- TECHNOLOGY Nixon did not believe in merely preferring a similar “demogrant” check becomes problematic.” zette. Follow him on Twitter @ paring down the spending-pro- plan; the Nixon forces portrayed That’s part of the criticism that the ShribmanPG. Tim Noyes Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Friday on Wallis Street and larly arrests, re ect police records. Hardy Street; report of a mo- In the event of a perceived inac- tor vehicle accident at 11:18 curacy, it is the sole responsibility p.m. Thursday in the vicinity of Nargelle’s Hair Salon on Bour- of the concerned party to contact bon Street; report of a two- the relevant police department and car motor vehicle accident have the department issue a no- with no injuries at 7:29 p.m. tice of correction to the Daily Item. Thursday on Andover Street; Corrections or clarications will not report of a motor vehicle acci- be made without express notice of dent involving a motorcycle at change from the arresting police 6:24 p.m. Thursday on New- bury Street; report of a two- department. car motor vehicle accident with no apparent injuries at LYNN 5:42 p.m. Thursday on Lynn Street. Accidents Animal Control Report of an accident on Chatham Street and Timson Police received a report of Street on Friday at 7:44 a.m.; a tan and white older dog report of an accident on East- roaming the area of Pierpont ern Avenue and New Ocean Park at 5:22 p.m. Thursday. Street on Friday at 8:29 a.m.; The dog was later reunited report of an accident on Ad- with its owner. ams Street and Chestnut Street on Friday at 9:24 a.m.; Complaints report of an accident on Mur- phy Avenue and Western Ave- A caller reported at 6:22 nue on Friday at 9:32 a.m.; p.m. Thursday that he was ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK report of an accident on Bos- threatened by another resi- ton Street and Franklin Street dent with a sharpened stick National Grid crews and members of the Saugus Fire Department inspect the source of a gas leak on Friday at 11:03 a.m.; re- on Lowell Street. Dispatched on Route One northbound near the Route 99 split. Northbound traf c was shut down for roughly port of an accident on Ben- of cers reported the situation two hours. nett Street on Friday at 12:06 was resolved. a.m.; report of an accident at 66 Western Ave. at 2:04 SAUGUS Gas leak shuts down Route 1 in Saugus p.m. on Friday; report of an accident at 833 Lynn eld St. Accidents By Elyse Carmosino construction crews install- mains along the highway National Grid arrived on at 2:17 p.m. on Friday; report ITEM STAFF ing new guardrails along that’s a high-pressure the scene alongside Sau- of an accident with personal Police received a report of the highway accidentally main that runs at 60 PSI gus and State Police. SAUGUS — Route 1 in injury on Allerton Street and a hit and run in the vicinity of struck a natural gas pipe, (pounds per square inch), Although the highway Saugus temporarily shut Ford Street 3:49 p.m. on Fri- Polo Gas on Hamilton Street causing it to burst. so there’s a lot of pressure was partially reopened at 6:59 a.m. Friday; report of down Friday morning as “(Construction crews) behind it.” day; report of an accident on around 1 p.m., National Chatham Street and Maple a motor vehicle accident with emergency crews worked did everything appro- Emergency crews were Street at 4:26 p.m. on Friday. non-fatal injuries on Route to contain a gas leak priately, but somehow, immediately called and Grid was still working to 1 Northbound at 5:44 p.m. caused by a high-pressure when they drilled into 25 people were evacuated contain the scene by Fri- LYNNFIELD Thursday; report of a motor main break. the ground to put a post from a nearby building, in- day evening. vehicle accident with non-fa- Saugus Fire Chief Mi- in, there was a gas pipe cluding 15 from a daycare Elyse Carmosino can be Complaints tal injuries in the vicinity of chael Newbury said the there,” Newbury said. “It center, in front of 10 Frank reached at ecarmosino@ 221 Main Street at 5:09 p.m. incident occurred when ended up being one of the P. Bennett Highway as itemlive.com. Police received a call at Thursday; report of a motor 5:43 p.m. Thursday that vehicle accident with non-fa- someone was shing in the tal injuries at 2:56 p.m. Thurs- Fugitive search yields drug arrest in Lynn drinking water reservoir on day in the vicinity of People’s Bluejay Road. An of cer was United Bank on Broadway; dispatched and asked the report of a hit and run at 1:34 By Allysha ed an apartment on West- rest team then closed off sales from Tranfaglia. person to leave. p.m. Thursday in the area of Dunnigan ern Avenue in search of a the room and got a search According to Lynn Po- At 5:29 p.m. Thursday, a Santander Bank on Broadway. ITEM STAFF wanted fugitive and were warrant. They report- lice Lieutenant Michael Lakewood Road resident greeted by Tranfaglia, ed that the subsequent Kmiec, the Lynn Police as- LYNN — Troopers from who was not the original court-authorized search came to the station to report Complaint the Massachusetts State sisted the Massachusetts harassment. target of the search but resulted in the seizure of A woman walked into the Police Violent Fugitive was had an outstanding more than 15 grams of sus- State Police Violent Fugi- Apprehension Section tive Apprehension Section Medical station at 8:57 a.m. Thurs- warrant. pected fentanyl and sus- day to report her vehicle was reportedly arrested Ben- State police said that the pected cocaine and crack unit at the address, noting At 6:52 a.m. Friday, police struck in the rear above the jamin Tranfaglia, 35, on apartment’s leaseholder cocaine, a cigarette wrap- that this was a State Po- received a request for med- bumper at Walmart two days Thursday for traf cking escorted the of cers in per containing suspected lice arrest. He said that ical transport on Carpenter earlier. The woman was ad- in fentanyl, possession of to search for the initial methamphetamine, vari- Tranfaglia was turned a Class B narcotic with in- Road. One patient was trans- vised to contact her insurance target, where numerous ous non-prescribed medi- over to the Lynn Police af- company. tent to distribute, and an bags containing white and cations, and assorted drug ported to MelroseWake eld ter a courtesy booking in Hospital. outstanding larceny war- brown powder and assort- paraphernalia. Larceny rant. ed pills were sighted in State police reported Lynn. PEABODY According to Mass. State plain view in Tranfaglia’s that they also seized more Allysha Dunnigan can A caller from Saugus High Police, State Police and bedroom. than $770 in suspected be reached at adunnigan@ School on Pierce Memorial Lynn Police Of cers visit- State police said the ar- proceeds from illegal drug itemlive.com. Accidents Drive reported $3,700 worth Police received a report of tools were stolen at 10:07 of a motor vehicle accident a.m. Thursday. An of cer was with no injuries at 7:24 a.m. dispatched for more informa- Dominion Voting sues Fox for tion. $1.6B over 2020 election claims Lynn reports 57 new By Colleen Long News had already led sive social media plat- “enormous and irrepara- ASSOCIATED PRESS four motions to dismiss forms. ble economic harm,” law- other legal action against Dominion said in the yers said. WASHINGTON — Do- coronavirus cases its coverage. And anchor lawsuit that it tried re- One employee, Eric minion Voting Systems Eric Shawn interviewed peatedly to set the record Coomer, told the AP he ITEM STAFF REPORT In Peabody, numbers led a $1.6 billion defama- a Dominion spokesperson straight but was ignored had to go into hiding over were not updated. As of tion lawsuit against Fox Lynn, Revere, Saugus, on air in November. by Fox News. death threats because of Monday, Peabody had News on Friday, arguing Swampscott and Lyn- 6,561 cases and 305 “Fox News Media is The company argues the false claims. He has n eld all reported new the cable news giant, in deaths according to the proud of our 2020 election that Fox News, a net- sued the Trump campaign, COVID-19 cases, with an effort to boost faltering health department. coverage, which stands in work that features several conservative media col- 57 new cases report- ratings, falsely claimed Revere saw 23 new the highest tradition of pro-Trump personalities, umnists and conservative ed in Lynn on Friday to that the voting company COVID-19 cases on Fri- American journalism, and pushed the false claims media outlets Newsmax bring the city’s caseload had rigged the 2020 elec- day, bringing the city’s we will vigorously defend to explain away the for- and One America News to 16,332. Of that total, tion. total number of cases to against this baseless law- mer president’s loss. The Network. 386 are active, 203 have The lawsuit is part of died and 15,743 have re- 10,068. A total of 159 res- suit in court,” it said in a cable giant lost viewers Dominion has also sued idents have died and the a growing body of legal covered, according to the statement on Friday. after the election and was Giuliani, Powell and the city’s 14-day positivity action led by the voting city’s data. There was no known seen by Trump and some CEO of Minnesota-based rate is 3.75 percent, as of company and other tar- In Saugus as of Friday, widespread fraud in the supporters as not being MyPillow over the claims. there were 3,818 cases, Friday night. The city cur- gets of misleading, false 2020 election, a fact that supportive enough of the rently sees an average of A rival technology com- up from 3,763 on Tuesday, and bizarre claims spread a range of election of - Republican. 20 new cases over a sev- pany, Smartmatic USA, and the number of deaths by President Donald cials across the country Attorneys for Dominion en-day period, according also sued Fox News over remained unchanged at Trump and his allies in — and even Trump’s at- said Fox News’ behavior to city data. election claims for a sim- 67. the aftermath of Trump’s torney general, William differs greatly from that of Lynn eld (1,039 recov- As of Tuesday, Salem ilar sum of money. Unlike election loss to Joe Biden. Barr — have con rmed. other media outlets that ered) reported three new had 4,272 cases and 78 Dominion, Smartmatic’s Those claims helped spur Republican governors reported on the claims. cases since Wednesday, deaths. participation in the 2020 As of Friday evening, on rioters who stormed in Arizona and Georgia, “This was a conscious, bringing the total num- election was restricted to Nahant had not reported the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 key battleground states knowing business deci- ber of cases to 1,108. The Los Angeles County. number of deaths (29) was any new cases, remaining in a violent siege that left crucial to Biden’s victo- sion to endorse and repeat Dominion lawyers said unchanged. at nine total active cases ve people dead, including ry, also vouched for the and broadcast these lies in they have not yet led As of Tuesday, Marble- over the last 14 days. In a police of cer. The siege integrity of the elections order to keep its viewer- lawsuits against specif- head has 1,231 total cas- total, the town has seen led to Trump’s historic in their states. Nearly all ship,” said attorney Justin es, up from 1,213 cases a 243 cases since the pan- second impeachment. the legal challenges from Nelson, of Susman God- ic media personalities at demic began, including week ago Friday. Death Dominion argues that Trump and his allies were frey. Fox News but the door re- totals (31) were not updat- eight deaths. Fox News, which ampli- dismissed by judges, in- Though Dominion mains open. Some at Fox As of Thursday, Swamp- ed. The average case count ed inaccurate assertions News knew the claims over the last 14 days as of scott had 1,035 cases with cluding two tossed by the serves 28 states, until the that Dominion altered were false but their com- Tuesday was 40. 19 deaths. Supreme Court, which has 2020 election it had been votes, “sold a false story of three Trump-nominated largely unknown outside ments were drowned out, election fraud in order to justices. the election community. It lawyers said. Selling a house? serve its own commercial Still, some Fox News is now widely targeted in “The buck stops with Fox Buying a house? purposes, severely injur- employees elevated false conservative circles, seen on this,” attorney Stephen ing Dominion in the pro- charges that Domin- by millions of people as Shackelford said. “Fox Find out what properties cess,” according to a copy ion had changed votes one of the main villains chose to put this on all of recently sold in your area. of the lawsuit obtained by through algorithms in its in a ctional tale in which its many platforms. They Check out The Associated Press. voting machines that had Democrats nationwide rebroadcast, republished the Real Estate page “The truth matters. Lies been created in Venezuela conspired to steal votes it on social media and oth- in Saturday’s paper. have consequences,” the to rig elections for the late from Trump, the lawsuit er places.” lawsuit said. “... If this dictator Hugo Chavez. On- said. The suit was led in Del- case does not rise to the air personalities brought Dominion’s employees, aware, where both com- level of defamation by a on Trump allies Sidney from its software engi- panies are incorporated, broadcaster, then nothing Powell and Rudy Giuliani, neers to its founder, have though Fox News is head- does.” who spread the claims, been harassed. Some re- quartered in New York Even before Dominion’s and then ampli ed those ceived death threats. And and Dominion is based in lawsuit on Friday, Fox claims on Fox News’ mas- the company has suffered Denver. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021

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Steak-out: Rhode Island’s woman, whose large pit- runaway steer has been bull-type dog may have been tugging on the recaptured leash, stepping into the truck’s path as it moved JOHNSTON, R.I. (AP) forward again, he said. — A steer that has been The driver is cooperat- on the lam for nearly ing with investigators. two months after escap- No one has been ing while on the way to charged, and there was a Rhode Island slaugh- no evidence that speed, terhouse was finally cor- distraction or alcohol ralled Friday morning, police said. were involved. The beefy, 1500-pound “This was a very sad fugitive was captured and tragic accident,” unharmed in Johnston Winquist said. by its owner and re- The dog survived and turned to a Connecticut was taken to an animal farm, Johnston Chief Jo- hospital. seph Razza told WLNE- TV. Police seek public’s help in The steer took off Feb. nding hit-and-run driver 4 when a wholesaler lost control of it outside BRIDGEWATER, (AP) Rhode Island Beef & Veal — Authorities are seek- in Johnston, according to ing the public’s help in authorities. finding the driver of a ve- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS hicle that left the scene Since then, it has Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, speaks during a news conference near Neffs Canyon, in Salt Lake City. been spotted a number after striking and killing of times, including by a a pedestrian in Bridge- startled Uber driver who water earlier this month. reported seeing it during Ian Dalgliesh, 34, Romney gets Pro le in Courage an early morning run to of Northborough, was pick up a passenger as found at about 12:40 he was waiting for a traf- a.m. on March 7 after fic light to change. another motorist report- Award for impeachment vote Razza previously said ed seeing an unconscious he just wanted to make man in the roadway, in- BOSTON (AP) — U.S. Library Foundation. “He president’s relationship voted to convict the former sure the animal kept vestigators said Thurs- Sen. Mitt Romney was reminds us that our De- with Ukraine. Romney be- president of inciting the to wooded areas where day. He was pronounced named the recipient of the mocracy depends on the came the rst senator in attack. it could not endanger dead at the scene of inju- John F. Kennedy Pro le in courage, conscience and U.S. history to vote for the Kennedy’s book recounts drivers, and said Friday ries from a vehicle strike, Courage Award on Friday character of our elected conviction of a president the stories of eight U.S. they said. he’s relieved it has been for splitting with his party of cials.” who belonged to his own senators who risked their captured without anyone “Massachusetts State and becoming the only Re- Romney, 74, said he is party, and was subject to careers by taking princi- getting hurt. Police Detectives as- publican to vote to convict inspired by the memory intense criticism and even pled stands for unpopu- signed to the Plymouth former President Donald of his late father, George threats from Trump’s sup- Woman who lost child to County district attor- Trump during his rst im- Romney, an automotive porters. lar positions. The award brain tumor gives ney’s office and Bridge- peachment trial. executive and governor of But he did not back was created by the John F. water police detectives The award was created Michigan. down, the foundation said. Kennedy Library Founda- birth at age 57 have determined that by the family of the late “When I think of cour- When Trump and many tion in 1989. Dalgliesh was struck CONCORD, N.H. (AP) president to honor pub- age, I think of my Dad,” Republicans questioned Romney will be present- by a motor vehicle and — A New Hampshire lic gures who risk their said the Utah Republican, the legitimacy of the 2020 ed with the award, a ster- are seeking information woman who lost her careers by embracing un- who is also the former gov- presidential election, Rom- ling silver lantern symbol- in connection with the 13-year-old daughter to a popular positions for the ernor of Massachusetts. ney defended the integrity izing a beacon of hope, at crash,” the DA’s office brain tumor in 2016 has greater good, and is named “He did what was right of the results and opposed wrote in a statement. a virtual ceremony in May. now given birth to a son after Kennedy’s 1957 Pu- regardless of consequence. efforts to overturn them. Dalgliesh was an art- Previous winners have — at age 57. litzer Prize-winning book, I aspire to his example, After the Jan. 6 at- ist who once “set up a included Presidents Barbara Higgins also “Pro les in Courage.” though I have failed from tempted insurrection by worldwide website called Barack Obama, Gerald had a brain tumor of her “Senator Romney’s com- time to time. We must Trump’s supporters at Gift or Take where any- Ford and George H.W. own while trying to get mitment to our Constitu- subordinate our political the U.S. Capitol, Romney one could sign up to send pregnant and had it re- tion makes him a worthy fortunes to the causes of called on his fellow Re- Bush; U.S. Sen. John Mc- random gifts and receive moved. successor to the senators freedom, equal opportuni- publican senators to stand Cain; and Liberian peace gifts, year-round, for Higgins and her hus- who inspired my father ty and truth, particularly up for the truth about the activist and Nobel laure- no other reason than to band, Kenny Banzhoff, to write ‘Pro les in Cour- as they are under assault election. At Trump’s sec- ate Leymah Gbowee. The of Concord, have been bring joy to someone’s recipients are selected by day,” his family wrote in age,’ “ Kennedy’s daughter, here and abroad.” ond impeachment trial, grieving for their late a bipartisan 15-member his obituary. Caroline Kennedy, said in Trump’s rst trial in Romney was one of seven daughter Molly. a statement from the JFK 2020 focused on the former Republican senators who panel of national leaders. In recent years, the couple, who also have an Robbery suspect shot and older daughter, thought killed by state trooper about having another after chase Harvard punishes professor child. They found an in vitro fertilization clinic QUINCY (AP) — An in Boston that worked armed robbery suspect with them. who authorities say stole who had ties to Jeffrey Epstein Higgins gave birth to a a police cruiser was shot healthy boy named Jack and killed by police in By Collin Binkley “unrestricted” access to to sexually abusing girls Harvard’s 2020 review on Saturday. He weighed Quincy on Friday morn- ASSOCIATED PRESS campus. The review found as young as 14 and young found that the university 5 pounds, 13 ounces. ing, police said. that Nowak gave Epstein women in New York and accepted more than $9 mil- “Yes, I’m scared and The use of deadly force CAMBRIDGE, — A Har- an of ce in Nowak’s campus Florida in the early 2000s. lion from Epstein during I’m anxious, but I’m so by a Massachusetts State vard University professor research center, along with In lawsuits, women say the the decade leading up to his excited,” Higgins told the Police trooper is under who had close ties with Jef- a building key card, and al- abuse spanned decades. conviction but barred him Concord Monitor for a investigation, Norfolk frey Epstein and is accused lowed Epstein to visit even Harvard announced the from making further dona- story published Friday. District Attorney Mi- of giving the disgraced - after the nancier’s 2008 new sanctions against tions after that point. Higgins, an avid run- chael Morrissey said at nancier an of ce on campus sex crimes conviction. Nowak after a further re- It concluded that Epstein ner who has been a high a news conference. The will be barred from starting The review also found that view found that he violat- visited campus more than school track coach, said trooper’s name was not new research or advising she did weight training Nowak devoted a page to ed several policies around 40 times after his convic- released. students for at least two Epstein on the center’s web- professional conduct, cam- tion, including as recently until the day she went The string of events years, the school announced into labor. site and included links to the pus access and other ar- as 2018. The visits stopped that led to the deadly Thursday. In addition to Higgins’ nancier’s websites, both at eas. In her memo, Gay said after other researchers com- shooting started at about Martin Nowak will be al- struggles with her brain the request of Epstein’s pub- Nowak’s penalties are “pro- plained to Nowak about Ep- 7 a.m. when the 36-year- lowed to continue teaching licist. Epstein had no formal portionate to the severity of stein’s presence, investiga- tumor, Banzhoff, 65, had old suspect robbed a during that period, but oth- af liation with Harvard at the behavior” but also allow tors said. been living with kidney Rockland convenience er contact with students will the time but had previously for the possibility of “produc- The report cleared Har- disease and underwent a store, authorities said. be limited and his research donated $6.5 million to help tivity and improvement.” vard’s senior leaders of transplant. At some point as police center is being shut down, start Nowak’s Program for Nowak’s research center wrongdoing, saying they According to Guinness searched for him, the according to a memo from Evolutionary Dynamics. will be shut down “as soon acted appropriately in their World Records, the oldest suspect stole a Rockland Claudine Gay, dean of Har- Nowak did not immediate- as it is feasible,” Gay said, dealings with Epstein. Al- woman to give birth was police cruiser and led po- vard’s Faculty of Arts and 66-year-old Maria del lice on a pursuit through ly return a message seeking and Nowak’s research op- though most of the fund- Carmen Bousada Lara, Abington and Weymouth Sciences. comment. eration will be shifted to ing from Epstein had been who had twins in Spain that ended on Burgin Nowak, a math professor, Epstein killed himself in the university’s math de- spent by last year, the school in 2006. Parkway in Quincy, was placed on paid leave af- a New York City jail cell in partment. After two years, said it donated a remain- where he at first refused ter a May 2020 review found 2019 after being arrested Gay will decide whether to ing $200,000 to groups that Police: Woman killed when to get out of the car. that he violated school secu- on sex traf cking charges. restore Nowak’s privileges, support victims of sex traf- dog pulls her into The suspect was shot rity rules by giving Epstein He had pleaded not guilty she said. cking and assault. vehicle’s path at about 11 a.m. after he exited the cruiser with a CRANSTON, R.I. (AP) police rifle and refused FEMA helps bring massive expansion — A Rhode Island wom- several orders to drop an out walking her dog the weapon, Morrissey was killed when the dog said. to Hynes vaccination site apparently pulled her He received first aid on into the path of a vehicle, the scene and then was BOSTON (AP) — The these joint federal pilot cen- tration for selecting Mas- on spring break to states brought to the hospital police say. state and the Federal Emer- ters is to continue to expand sachusetts to host one of where variants are more Rhonda Lobuono, 58, where he died. His name gency Management Agency the rate of vaccinations in these sites and for the sup- was struck just after 4 wasn’t made public. prevalent, and the upcom- announced a partnership an ef cient, effective and port of our congressional ing Passover and Easter p.m. Thursday, Cranston The standoff led to Friday that will boost the equitable manner, with an delegation in applying for holidays, could be “a setup chief Col. Michael Win- the shutdown of several number of coronavirus vac- explicit focus on making this program,” Gov. Charlie quist said in a statement. streets and the suspen- cine doses available at the sure communities with a Baker said. for even a bigger surge.” A partially obstructed sion of both Red Line and Hynes Convention Center high risk of COVID-19 ex- HIGH-RISK The number of high-risk doorbell video showed commuter rail services mass vaccination site sev- posure and infection are COMMUNITIES communities had fallen to a pickup truck stopping given their proximity to enfold. not left behind,” FEMA’s The number of Massa- 14 after peaking at 229 in at a stop sign, then the the scene. Starting March 31, the acting New England region chusetts cities and towns January. federal agency will allocate administrator Paul Ford at high risk for COVID-19 Many of the new cases are 6,000 doses a day to the site said in a statement. transmission has more in people under the age of Need to find on top of the 1,000 daily The Hynes was chosen for than doubled in the past doses being supplied by the the federal program based two weeks, to 32 this week 30, Gov. Charlie Baker said. an article? state, authorities said in a on several factors, includ- from a low of 14, prompt- “While these residents are statement. ing population needs and ing public health of cials to far less likely to be hospi- The site is open to the challenges and access to warn of another surge. talized, it remains critically Subscribe to public with additional ser- public transit. “We are already seeing important for all residents, vices available for the most FEMA will also help with a little surge,” Worcester particularly young people, e-edition on disproportionately impact- staf ng, operations, logis- Medical Director Dr. Mi- ed communities in Suffolk tics and vaccine allocations. chael Hirsh said Thursday, to continue to practice pre- County, which consists of “We are grateful for the Boston Herald report- vention strategies and not Only $9.99/month Boston and three suburbs. the support from the ed. He warned that the re- let down their guard,” the “The goal of establishing Biden-Harris Adminis- turn of students who went Republican governor said. SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Reagan’s Kyla Waiters, right, spikes the ball past Johnson defenders during a Texas District 26-6A high school volleyball match in San Antonio, Texas. Oregon State sues AP to sti e request in volleyball case By Eddie Pells sexual-misconduct cases students on campus. er, including asking team Scott Barnes after an in- anything. A hearing in ASSOCIATED PRESS during his tenure. Meanwhile, in the vol- leaders to identify weak vestigation conducted by that case is set for June The Associated Press leyball case, the school is links on the roster in ef- the school’s Equal Oppor- 25. Oregon State University sought records after its pressing forward with a forts to ostracize them tunity and Access of ce, “This denial is just a leaders are suing to block own reporting uncovered lawsuit against The AP from the team, accusers but did not elaborate. continuation of them try- disclosure of details about complaints from more to prevent disclosing de- say. Shortly after publish- ing to manipulate the an investigation of abuse than a dozen people close tails about an internal The university, through ing the second part of its process from the very be- allegations in their volley- to or formerly part of cur- investigation of the team spokesman Steve Clark, series last November, the ball program, even as they ginning,” said Rick Lee, rent Oregon State volley- and Barnard, who critics has disputed that a harsh AP sought information a former OSU basketball tout a refreshed mission ball coach Mark Barnard’s say has been running an environment led team and documentation about player who has been criti- for transparency following program. Three players emotionally exploitative members to contemplate that investigation through cal of the administration’s their president’s resigna- have considered suicide program. At least a dozen suicide. He said Oregon open-records requests. tion over the handling of during his time there. players have quit or trans- State clearly communi- Oregon State issued a handling of the volleyball sexual-misconduct cases During open meetings ferred over the span of the cates its scholarship offers blanket denial of the ini- case. “It warrants punitive at another school. to discuss Alexander’s fu- last ve years. and honors its commit- tial request, and after AP punishment, and not just The school’s trustees ac- ture, Oregon State’s trust- The coach was accused ments to athletes. won an appeal to the local for the coach. It makes cepted F. King Alexander’s ees apologized to their of threatening not to re- Clark, who did not re- district attorney’s of ce, no sense that they’ll open resignation this week af- community and promised new scholarships as a way spond to an email seeking the university sued the their mouth for one in- ter details came to light a new push for transpar- of motivating players to answers for this story, said news-gathering agency dividual (Alexander) but about the way his former ency and accountability perform better. He pitted “appropriate action was in state court to prevent stay absolutely silent in school, LSU, mishandled when it came to protecting them against each oth- taken” by athletic director from having to disclose this situation.” Small Texas border town is route to U.S. for migrant children By Elliot Spagat mechanism for smugglers a senior Border Patrol of- ASSOCIATED PRESS to keep track of migrants cial, who spoke to report- they are ferrying across ers Friday on condition of ROMA, Texas — As the river that separates anonymity to discuss pre- darkness sets on the Rio Texas and Mexico. liminary gures. Grande, U.S. Border Pa- Roma, a town of 10,000 More than 16,000 unac- trol agents hear pumps people with historic build- companied children were inating rafts across the ings and boarded-up store- in government custody river in Mexico. It is about fronts in Texas’ Rio Grande as of Thursday, including to get busy. Within an hour, about Valley, is the latest epi- about 5,000 in substan- 100 people have been center of illegal crossings, dard Customs and Border dropped off in the United where growing numbers of Protection facilities. States, including many families and children are President Joe Biden, families with toddlers entering the United States whom many migrants see FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to seek asylum. as more welcoming than his and children as young Aaliyah Jones, 38, left, Boyd Tinsley of the Dave Matthews Band, cen- as 7 traveling alone. All U.S. authorities report- predecessor, pushed back ed more than 100,000 on suggestions that his ad- ter, and Amy Hastings, 29, right, as they embrace each other near the of them wear numbered Confederate General Robert E. Lee monument in Emancipation Park, yellow plastic wristbands encounters on the south- ministration’s immigration Charlottesville, Va., following a deadly white nationalists rally. that look like they could ern border in February, policies are responsible for be used to get into a con- the highest since a four- the rising numbers. At his cert or amusement park, month streak in 2019. En- rst news conference since In a place founded on whiteness, and everyone rips them counters have averaged taking of ce, Biden said off and tosses them on the about 5,000 people per day Thursday that the govern- ground after setting foot throughout March, which ment will take steps to more how can we really discuss it? in the U.S. Large black would be about a 50% in- quickly move hundreds of migrant children and teen- letters on the wristbands crease over February if By Deepti Hajela tion that seems more rele- “For a long time, it was agers out of cramped deten- read, “Entregas,” or “De- those gures hold for the ASSOCIATED PRESS vant than ever, yet the one very easy for white people liveries,” apparently a entire month, according to tion facilities. many white people simply to sort of ignore race, be- John Bost seems precisely don’t have, or don’t want to. cause they could take their the kind of person that his As pervasive and per- racial group for granted, Medical examiner: Cardiac event, fellow Americans could have petual a subject as race is and especially in an envi- a conversation with — polit- and has been in the Unit- ronment where they didn’t not accident, killed Plager ically moderate, neither an ed States — a reality that perceive a lot of threats to Obama voter nor a Trump revealed itself even more their group and its status,” ST. LOUIS (AP) — For- nal member of the Blues Medical Examiner Dr. Mi- one, willing to engage with starkly over the past year said Ashley Jardina, an as- mer St. Louis Blues defen- whose long association chael Graham performed those both more liberal and — the conversation about sistant professor of political seman Bob Plager likely with the team continued an autopsy and said Plager more conservative than he it has been a lopsided one. science at Duke University died of a “cardiac event,” until his death, was alone didn’t sustain any inju- is, the former mayor of the Most of the talking, protest- who researches white iden- not injuries from a highway in his car when the acci- ries that would have been North Carolina town where ing and calling for change tity politics. he has lived for more than a accident, the St. Louis med- dent happened Wednesday life-threatening. Graham is has come from people of S. Michael Gaddis, an as- quarter century. ical examiner said Friday. afternoon on Interstate 64 awaiting further tests and color. sistant professor of sociolo- Trouble is, when it comes Plager, 78, an origi- near downtown St. Louis. routine toxicology results. “We have all these other gy at UCLA, says research A report from St. Louis to talking about race with ways to not talk about race shows that for many white police said Plager’s SUV other white people, when and white supremacy and people, “their views on race veered to the left and struck it comes to THAT conver- white nationalism,” says are still in an era where a minivan before hitting a sation, the talks he tries to the Rev. Jason Chesnut, race is something we should concrete wall on the right, have often lead to the ex- a minister in Vancouver, not be talking about.” then crossing back over act same place: absolutely Washington, who is white. The day of the insurrec- and striking a concrete cen- nowhere. Call it the “ sh don’t know tion at the U.S. Capitol in ter median. Plager was pro- “They try to compliment they’re in water” perspec- January proved an apt nounced dead at a hospital. you. But I read between tive: As the largest, domi- case study for looking at The driver and passenger the lines. They say, ‘You’re nant group in the United this issue. in the van were not hurt, a deep thinker,’” Bost, 72, States, assuming the po- The racial makeup of police said. of Clemmons, North Caro- sition of the “norm,” white the Jan. 6 insurrection Plager came to the Blues lina, says, laughing. “After a people generally have not was hard to miss — a pre- from the New York Rang- while, they just don’t show identi ed with having an dominantly white crowd ers when the NHL expand- up as much.” everyday collective racial of rioters, including some ed in 1967-68. He played The conversation. The identity like Black, Asian with connections to white 11 seasons for St. Louis — one about race. The one American, Native and Lati- nationalist and extremist FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS teaming for a stretch with about whiteness and what no communities. groups, violently disrupting Former St. Louis Blues player Bob Plager brothers Barclay and Bill it means in a multiracial And yet, those who re- the certi cation of the pres- waves to fans while speaking during a ceremo- — and later worked for the society that is 150 years out search it say, whiteness — idential election and run- ny to retire his number before an NHL hockey organization in a variety of of slavery but still rever- and a commitment to it, ning unhindered through game between the Blues and the Toronto Ma- roles. He coached the Blues berating with racial horror. however conscious — is as the Capitol, a symbol of ple Leafs in St. Louis. for 11 games in 1992. The 21st-century conversa- present as the air. American democracy. A8 SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 LOOK! 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WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Live long in sculpture: 20-foot art planned for Spock symbol BOSTON (AP) — The Museum of Science in Boston is paying tribute to city native Leonard Nimoy with a 20-foot sculpture shaped like Mr. Spock’s split- ngered “live long and prosper” hand gesture, the museum and the late “Star Trek” actor’s family announced Friday. The stainless steel mon- ument, designed by artist PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS David Phillips, will Aldis Hodge, left, and Kevin Bacon in the series “City on a Hill,” be placed in front of the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS premiering Sunday. museum. The announce- ment was made on the Leonard Nimoy gives a “Live Long and Pros- same day former Mayor per” hand gesture arrives at the LA premiere of Marty Walsh proclaimed “Star Trek Into Darkness” in Los Angeles. Kevin Bacon, Aldis Hodge spar in Leonard Nimoy Day in diversity, but it will also museum said. the city. be a beautiful tribute to “He lifted our aspira- “The ‘live long and pros- my dad’s life and legacy.” tions and hopes through return of ‘City on a Hill’ per’ symbol represents a Nimoy, born in the West his commitment to sci- By Lynn Elber about the answers.” just making sure that, bad message that my dad be- End just blocks from the ence, intellectual curios- ASSOCIATED PRESS Landmines including or good, however you de ne lieved so strongly in,” his museum, had a 60-year ity, generosity, and, yes, daughter, Julie Nimoy, racism and systemic failure those terms ... that it’s an Hollywood career as an logic,” museum President LOS ANGELES — Tom said in a statement. “My are part of “City on a Hill,” actual human being.” actor, director, producer, Tim Ritche said in a Fontana can look back dad always loved Boston writer, recording artist along with the elements There are also vivid fe- statement. “He reminded with satisfaction on the of other Fontana-steered male characters and strong and he would be honored and photographer. He series he’s created or helped us about the best part of shows: storytelling with actors to play them, includ- knowing that the Muse- died in 2015 at age 83. make, with some of TV’s humanity and gave us a heart and intelligence ing Lauren E. Banks, um of Science would be The idea for the half-hu- best among them, including vision for building a soci- and minus gimmicks, and Amanda Clayton, Jill the permanent home to man, half-Vulcan’s hand “St. Elsewhere,” “Homicide: ety based on reason and nuanced characters that Hennessy and Pernell this memorial. The sculp- gesture originated from Life on the Street” and “Oz.” tolerance.” attract top-notch actors. Walker. ture not only depicts one Nimoy himself, who was But he’s using retrospec- Gary Levine, president of the world’s most recog- inspired by an ancient Finalization of the site tion in service of another Here, that includes re- spected veteran Bacon and of Showtime Entertain- nized and loved gestures blessing he saw in his plan, fundraising and con- worthy drama, Showtime’s for peace, tolerance, and synagogue as a youth, the struction is underway. “City on a Hill.” It’s back for Hodge, whose accelerating ment, counts Fontana in its second season (10 p.m. career boasts roles in the the rst rank of TV pro- EDT Sunday) with Kevin Oscar-nominated “One ducers. Also an acclaimed Bacon and Aldis Hodge Night in Miami...” and the writer, the New York-born as increasingly erce upcoming DC Comics-based Fontana’s honors include adversaries in early 1990s, “Black Adam.” Emmys, Peabody Awards crime-bedeviled Boston. Bacon plays FBI agent and a Humanitas Prize. As executive producer Jackie Rohr, who’s sleazy “He has the talent and Fontana sees it, the past is but effective. His nemesis soul of a playwright, is a an ideal home for drama and sometimes ally-by-ne- cherished mentor to writers that can reect current cessity is Hodge’s Decourcy and directors, and is a tal- American fault lines Ward, an upright assistant ent magnet when it comes without forcing viewers to district attorney who’s to actors,” Levine said in an squirm through a lecture. come to Boston as part email interview. “You’re able to deal with of its police reform effort Fontana counts himself things that are contempo- and makes it a personal lucky to have Levine’s rary without having it seem crusade. support. When real-world like you’re trying to make a “Getting to put Jackie up events — including the point,” Fontana said in an there is a thrill because, police-custody death of interview. “I’ve always felt like him or not,” the role is George Floyd — called for my job as a writer has been “incredibly well written,” subtle changes in complet- to ask questions, and for Bacon said in a recent pan- ed scripts, the executive people who are watching el discussion. “I always feel agreed to bring the show’s the show to maybe think that it’s really a question of writers back.

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at multiple points for us, down, but also threw three FOOTBALL but we just came up short,” interceptions. Brown also By Mike Alongi said St. Mary’s coach Sean had an interception on the ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Driscoll. “We fought hard defensive side of the ball. the whole game and put The game got off to a LYNN — The St. Mary’s forth a really strong effort, slow start, with the two football team went back but we just couldn’t make teams exchanging three- and forth with Catholic that stop at the end.” and-outs on the rst two Central League foe Arch- Sophomore running possessions of the game bishop Williams all game back Derick Coulanges led before Williams turned the long Friday evening, but the offensive attack for St. ball over on downs on its in the end the Spartans Mary’s, rushing for 117 second drive. But when St. came up one score short yards and two touchdowns Mary’s got the ball for the in a 29-22 loss at Manning in the loss. Sophomore second time, the Spartans Field. St. Mary’s, miss- tight end Jack Marks had put together an 8-play, ing four key players who three receptions for 42 47-yard drive that was were forced into quaran- yards. highlighted by a 33-yard tine early in the week, just Sophomore running connection from Brown to couldn’t make that one back David Brown Jr. — Marks. After Brown took key stop at the end of the who started at quarter- a quarterback keeper 11 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK game after holding a one- back after normal starter yards for a touchdown, the point lead. Ali Barry was forced to Spartans took a 7-0 lead. St. Mary’s Derick Coulanges gets ready to stiff arm Archbishop Williams “It’s tough because it was quarantine — rushed for defender Matthew Kowalski during the CCL clash Friday at Manning certainly a winnable game 62 yards and one touch- ST. MARY’S, B2 Field. Bulldogs control the pace in win over rival Rams points and four rebounds, BOYS BASKETBALL while Kanye Wavezwa was By Mike Alongi right behind with 15 points ITEM SPORTS EDITOR on ve 3-pointers. Ademide Badmus continued his LYNN — The Lynn En- strong senior campaign glish boys basketball team with a double-double of 11 kept its unbeaten record points and 10 rebounds, alive Friday afternoon, while Louis Rivera Jr. notching a 63-45 win over chipped in 11 points and cross-town rival Lynn Clas- two rebounds. sical on the road in a Great- Prior to the game, Clas- er Boston League battle. sical honored its three se- The Bulldogs jumped ahead niors — Jayden Thornton, early and never looked Antonio Flores Chinchilla back, leading by as many as and Angel Garcia Figueroa 28 points during the game. — for their contributions to “It was good for us to get the program over the years. back to what we do best and Jadden Gonzalez was the make an impact on the de- leading scorer for Classi- fensive end,” said English cal with 15 points and six coach Antonio Anderson. rebounds, while Marquese “We did a good job defen- L’Italien Avery scored 13 sively and that was able to points. Thornton added 10 feed everything else we did points and two rebounds, out there. That’s how we while Garcia Figueroa had PHOTO | JOE BROWN want to be de ned, by our four points and eight re- Lynn eld running back DJ Capachietti spins out of a tackle during the Pioneers 13-7 win over defense.” bounds. Pentucket Friday. Aaron Vizcaino led the way for the Bulldogs with 16 ENGLISH, B2 Pioneers’ defense leads the way in win over Pentucket

the top late in the fourth ries. a two-yard touchdown FOOTBALL quarter. After going ahead 7-0, pass to William Sutton By Daniel Kane It didn’t always look the Pioneers’ offense hit and the extra point tied ITEM STAFF like the Pioneers would a series of snags. A Pen- things up with just 17 have a defensive battle tucket sack and a rare seconds remaining in the LYNNFIELD — The on their hands. The game drop by Ford resulted in rst half. Pioneers’ defense was started off picture perfect back-to-back three-and- On Pentucket’s rst once again the key, as the when quarterback Austin outs. drive of the second half, Lynn eld football team Sutera (10-of-19 passing Pentucket’s offense Ford scooped up a fumble stayed unbeaten with a for 138 yards with one didn’t gain much ground and returned it 56 yards 13-7 win over Cape Ann touchdown and one inter- either until just before for what looked like a League rival Pentucket ception) connected with the half. The Sachems Friday at Pioneer Stadi- Jack Ford (two catch- chipped away down the touchdown. However, a um. es, 72 yards, one touch- eld and got some help block in the back during Spencer Riley came down) on a 55-yard score by a pass interference the return erased the six up with the play of the just a few plays into the call that negated a Ba- points, and the Pioneers’ game, a 15-yard intercep- offense still couldn’t get game. Running back DJ kari Mitchell intercep- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK tion return for a touch- Capachietti had a great tion. Pentucket quar- anything going. down that broke a 7-7 tie game on the ground with terback Chase Dwight English’s Aaron Vizcaino had 16 points and four and put Lynn eld over 102 yards on eight car- capped off the drive with LYNNFIELD, B2 rebounds in a win over Classical Friday. English girls push past Classical

see.” to honor our seniors and Stadium Friday night. SCHOOL ROUNDUP Maddy Laurino led the Sailor Brinkler had a good Quarterback Chrys Wil- By Mike Alongi Bulldogs with 16 points night for us.” son threw for 264 yards ITEM SPORTS EDITOR and ve rebounds, while Brinkler led the way for and one touchdown while Rosie Chheang added 11 the Rams in the loss with also adding a rushing The Lynn English girls points and four rebounds. 11 points. touchdown. Running back basketball team will take Alisha Jean had six points Classical (2-3) hosts home bragging rights for Tucker Destino scored and 10 rebounds, while Somerville Monday after- three touchdowns, two this year’s rivalry match- Alana Espinosa had four noon (4). up with Lynn Classical, rushing and one receiv- blocks. Kelsey McNeil and English (5-0) hosts Mal- taking down the Rams by ing, while receiver Stefano Makenzie Acevedo played den Monday evening (6). a score of 56-37 in a Great- Fabiano had 138 receiv- well defensively in the “We’re looking forward er Boston League show- ing yards. Running back win. to trying to close out the down. Angel Martinez rushed Prior to the game, Clas- regular season on a high “It’s always great to for one touchdown, while pull off a win against sical honored its three se- note,” said Charles. niors — Sailor Brinkler, FOOTBALL defensive linemen Matt Classical,” said English Juneau and Chris Fara- coach Mackenzie Charles. Deshawna Rucker and Bishop Fenwick 33, ca dominated the line of “(Classical coach) Tom Amelia Pedro — for their Bishop Stang 0 (Sawyer) does a great job contributions to the pro- The Crusaders simply scrimmage all night. and Classical worked hard gram over the years. couldn’t be stopped for the Fenwick (2-0) will now “We were on the wrong second week in a row after prepare to play on a short ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK the whole game. We were able to play our game in side of the game (Friday),” getting a late start to their week with a road game English’s Rosie Chheang had 11 points and four the second half and pull Classical coach Tom Saw- season, rolling to a con- against Bishop Feehan rebounds in a win over Classical Friday. away, so that was good to yer said. “But we still got vincing win at Donaldson Thursday evening (6). B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE

SATURDAY Malden at English (6) Football Boys Soccer St. John’s Prep at Catholic Memorial Tech at KIPP (4) (12) Greater Lawrence at Winthrop (5) West Boylston at KIPP (1) Girls Soccer Saugus at Marblehead (2) Tech at KIPP (6) Winthrop at Salem (4) Volleyball Peabody at Masconomet (5) Tech at Fellowship (4) Boys Hockey Chelmsford at Peabody (5:30) Lynn Jets at Medford (3) Pentucket at Lynnfield (6) Track Swimming Malden at Classical (5) Arlington Catholic at St. Mary’s (10) Medford at English (6:30) Austin Prep at Bishop Fenwick (10) MONDAY TUESDAY Boys Basketball Volleyball Malden at English (4) Tech at KIPP (5) Somerville at Classical (6) Marblehead at Beverly (5) Girls Basketball Chelmsford at Peabody (5:30) Somerville at Classical (4) Salem at Winthrop (5:30)

TV/RADIO

Auto racing 8 p.m...... NASCAR Truck: Pinty’s Truck Race on Dirt ...... FS1 Baseball 1 p.m...... Exhibition: Toronto at NY Yankees ...... MLB Network 1:05 p.m...... Exhibition: Boston at Pittsburgh ...... WEEI-AM 850 4 p.m...... Exhibition: Chicago White Sox at Colorado ...... MLB Network 9:30 p.m...... Exhibition: San Francisco at Seattle Mariners . MLB Network Pro basketball 9 p.m...... Boston at Oklahoma City ...... NBCSB; WBZ-FM 98.5 10 p.m...... Philadelphia at LA Clippers ...... NBATV Men’s college basketball 12 p.m...... NCAA Division 2 final ...... CBS ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK NCAA third round: 2:40 p.m...... Oregon St. vs. Loyola Chicago ...... CBS St. Mary’s Zach Barden latches on to Archbishop Williams’ Marcus Thurston as he runs the ball 5:15 p.m...... Villanova vs. Baylor ...... CBS down eld. 7:25 p.m...... Oral Roberts vs. Arkansas...... TBS 9:55 p.m...... Syracuse vs. Houston ...... TBS NIT semifinal: 12 p.m...... Colorado St. vs. Memphis ...... ESPN 3 p.m...... Mississippi St. vs. Louisiana Tech ...... ESPN St. Mary’s football falls in close Women’s college basketball NCAA third round: 1 p.m...... Iowa vs. UConn ...... ABC 3 p.m...... Michigan vs. Baylor ...... ABC 6 p.m...... Indiana vs. N.C. State ...... ESPN2 game against Archbishop Williams 8 p.m...... Arizona vs. Texas A&M ...... ESPN2 Figure skating 8 a.m...... World Championships ...... NBCSN ST. MARY’S don’t fumble there, or even down to go ahead 21-15. The Spartans made one 3:30 p.m...... World Championships ...... NBCSN From B1 if we get a hand on that After getting the ball last push for the end zone, Golf 10 a.m...... PGA: WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play ...... Golf pass that ended up as a back at the start of the but Williams pulled down 2 p.m...... PGA: Corales Puntacana Championship ...... Golf But after Williams took touchdown, maybe things fourth quarter, St. Mary’s an interception to seal the PGA: WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play ...... NBC the ensuing kick back are different.” made another push to- win in the nal seconds. 6 p.m...... LPGA: Kia Classic ...... Golf for a big return deep in But the Spartans came ward the end zone. After St. Mary’s (0-2) now gets Pro hockey 1 p.m...... Buffalo at Boston ...... NESN; WBZ-FM 98.5 St. Mary’s territory, the out with a ton of ght nine plays, mainly on the one extra day to prepare 3 p.m...... Vegas at Colorado ...... NHL Network Bishops orchestrated an in the second half, with back of Coulanges, the for its game next week, Vegas at Colorado ...... NHL Network eight-play drive that end- Brown returning the Spartans nally broke as it hosts Cardinal Spell- 7 p.m...... Edmonton at Toronto...... NHL Network ed with a touchdown to tie opening kickoff 63 yards through when Coulanges man Saturday afternoon Edmonton at Toronto ...... NHL Network NWHL final ...... NBCSN the score at 7-7. St. Mary’s to set up a two-play drive scored on a four-yard run (2) back at Manning Field. 10 p.m...... Winnipeg at Calgary ...... NHL Network went on to lose a fumble on for a touchdown. Coulang- to make it 22-21. “It’s never as bad as you Winnipeg at Calgary ...... NHL Network the next possession, once es touched the ball on both All St. Mary’s needed think and it’s never as Men’s college hockey again setting up Williams plays, rushing for 11 yards was a stop, but Williams good as you think, so we’ll 4 p.m...... NCAA: Bridgeport region final ...... ESPNU 6:30 p.m...... NCAA: Boston University vs. St. Cloud State...... ESPNews deep in Spartans territo- before breaking off a 19- proved to be a little too break down the lm and NCAA: Fargo region final ...... ESPNU ry. It only took one play yard touchdown run. Af- tough. Behind another get back to work Monday,” 9 p.m...... NCAA: Minnesota vs. Omaha ...... ESPNU for the Bishops to strike, ter Brown punched in the nine-play drive, this one said Driscoll. “Obviously Horse racing connecting on an 18-yard two-point conversion, St. taking up more than ve it’ll be nice having an ex- 3 p.m...... America’s Day at the Races ...... FS1 6 p.m...... Florida Derby ...... NBCSN touchdown pass to take a Mary’s led 15-14. minutes of game clock, the tra day to work on things, Mixed martial arts 14-7 lead into halftime. Williams responded with Bishops punched in one so we’re going to try to 7 p.m...... UFC 260 Prelims ...... ESPN “I thought that was the another long drive, going more touchdown and two- take advantage and put in Rugby de ning moment of the 65 yards in 11 plays and point conversion to take a another good week of prac- 10 a.m...... Premiership: Harlequins at Bristol ...... NBCSN 8 p.m...... MLR: New England at Houston ...... NESN game,” said Driscoll. “If we capping it off with a touch- 29-22 lead. tice to prepare.” Men’s college soccer 1 p.m...... Providence at Georgetown ...... FS1 Men’s soccer 12:50 p.m...... World Cup qualifier: Norway vs. Turkey ...... ESPN2 Solid defensive effort propels 3:30 p.m...... World Cup qualifier: Czech Republic vs. Belgium ...... ESPN2 Women’s soccer 1:30 p.m...... FASL: Manchester City vs. Reading ...... NBCSN

NBA Lynn eld football past Pentucket

EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE LYNNFIELD n eld couldn’t put the n- Atlantic Division Southwest Division From B1 ishing touches on the drive, W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Philadelphia 32 13 .711 — Dallas 23 19 .548 — eventually turning the ball Brooklyn 30 15 .667 2 San Antonio 22 20 .524 1 The Sachems gained over on downs with less New York 23 22 .511 9 Memphis 21 20 .512 1½ Boston 21 23 .477 10½ New Orleans 19 24 .442 4½ some momentum on their than ve minutes to play. Toronto 18 26 .409 13½ Houston 12 31 .279 11½ next possession, eating up That’s when Riley Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB a big chunk of the clock stepped in, jumping in Charlotte 22 21 .512 — Utah 32 11 .744 — and driving all the way to front of a Dwight pass and Atlanta 22 22 .500 ½ Denver 26 18 .591 6½ taking it into the end zone Miami 22 23 .489 1 Portland 26 18 .591 6½ the Lynn eld 18-yard line. Washington 15 28 .349 7 Oklahoma City 19 25 .432 13½ But linebacker Nicolas untouched to put Lynn eld Orlando 15 29 .341 7½ Minnesota 10 34 .227 22½ Marcinowski came up with on top 13-7 (blocked extra Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB the big stop the Pioneers point). Milwaukee 29 14 .674 — Phoenix 29 14 .674 — needed on fourth-and-one, The Pioneers’ defense Indiana 20 23 .465 9 L.A. Clippers 30 16 .652 ½ Chicago 19 24 .442 10 L.A. Lakers 28 17 .622 2 tackling Dwight for a loss held off a last-ditch drive Cleveland 17 27 .386 12½ Golden State 22 23 .489 8 and stalling the Sachems’ from Pentucket to tie Detroit 12 31 .279 17 Sacramento 20 25 .444 10 best drive of the second things up, and Capachietti Friday’s Games Cleveland at Sacramento, 10 p.m. half. closed out the game with Brooklyn at Detroit, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at L.A. Clippers, 10 p.m. A few plays later, Ca- 44 yards rushing on Lyn- Boston at Milwaukee, 7:30 p.m. Sunday’s Games pachietti broke loose on n eld’s nal drive to seal Phoenix at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Phoenix at Charlotte, 1 p.m. PHOTO | JOE BROWN Denver at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Portland at Toronto, 7 p.m. a 42-yard run to set up a the win. Houston at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Atlanta at Denver, 9 p.m. rst-and-goal for the Pi- Lynn eld (3-0) plays on A host of Lynn eld tacklers close in on a Pen- Miami at Charlotte, 8 p.m. Orlando at L.A. Lakers, 10 p.m. oneers at the Pentucket the road at Manchester-Es- tucket ball carrier during Friday’s Pioneers Portland at Orlando, 8 p.m. Monday’s Games Indiana at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Indiana at Washington, 7 p.m. eight-yard line. But Lyn- sex Saturday afternoon (1). win. Memphis at Utah, 9 p.m. Miami at New York, 7:30 p.m. Atlanta at Golden State, 10 p.m. Minnesota at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Cleveland at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. New Orleans at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Saturday’s Games Dallas at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. English boys basketball controls Detroit at Washington, 8 p.m. Memphis at Houston, 8 p.m. Houston at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Toronto at Detroit, 8 p.m. New York at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Sacramento at San Antonio, 8:30 Chicago at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. p.m. Boston at Oklahoma City, 9 p.m. Cleveland at Utah, 9 p.m. the pace in win over rival Classical Dallas at New Orleans, 9 p.m. Chicago at Golden State, 10 p.m. Memphis at Utah, 9 p.m. Milwaukee at L.A. Clippers, 10 p.m. ENGLISH lowed Classical to score two From B1 points in the second quarter, NHL and English led 31-14 at “English came out and halftime. East Division West Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA played well and was able to English pushed the lead NYI 34 22 8 4 48 102 76 Vegas 31 22 8 1 45 101 72 take advantage of the mis- to as many as 26 points in Wash 32 21 7 4 46 110 95 Colorado 32 21 8 3 45 111 72 takes we made,” said Clas- the third quarter before Pittsburgh 34 21 11 2 44 109 90 Minnesota 32 21 10 1 43 94 78 Boston 29 16 8 5 37 80 70 St. Louis 33 16 12 5 37 97 106 sical coach Marvin Avery. coasting to victory in the NYR 32 15 13 4 34 102 85 Arizona 33 14 14 5 33 83 101 “My guys gave a great effort fourth quarter. Phila 32 15 13 4 34 100 119 LA 32 13 13 6 32 91 90 NJ 31 12 15 4 28 78 97 from start to nish, but En- Classical (3-2) hosts San Jose 31 13 14 4 30 89 106 Buffalo 32 6 22 4 16 66 115 Anaheim 34 9 19 6 24 74 115 glish played well and got Somerville Monday evening Central Division North Division the better of us.” GP W L OT Pts GF GA (6). Tampa Bay 33 24 7 2 50 120 78 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Classical came out and “We’ve got to clean up Carolina 32 22 7 3 47 108 81 Toronto 33 21 10 2 44 110 85 took an early lead behind Winnipeg 33 20 11 2 42 109 92 those mistakes in terms of Florida 33 20 9 4 44 107 94 a 3-pointer from Thorn- Chicago 34 16 13 5 37 101 108 Edmonton 34 21 13 0 42 116 97 turnovers, but we also did Columbus 34 13 13 8 34 89 110 Montreal 31 14 8 9 37 100 87 ton, but English quickly some good things out there Nashville 34 16 17 1 33 86 104 Vancouver 37 16 18 3 35 100 120 responded with a 3-pointer Dallas 30 11 11 8 30 85 80 Calgary 34 15 16 3 33 89 102 that we can build on,” said of its own from Vizcaino to Detroit 34 10 20 4 24 72 113 Ottawa 36 12 20 4 28 94 135 Avery. “We’re just going tie the score. The Bulldogs Friday’s Games Winnipeg at Calgary, 10 p.m. to turn the page from this Edmonton at Montreal, ppd Sunday’s Games eventually pulled ahead and New Jersey at Washington, 7 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Washington, 12 p.m. didn’t give the lead back for one and start preparing for Anaheim at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Columbus at Detroit, 3 p.m. the rest of the game, taking Somerville.” San Jose at Arizona, 10 p.m. Anaheim at St. Louis, 5 p.m. English (4-0) hosts Mal- Winnipeg at Calgary, 10 p.m. New Jersey at Boston, 5:30 p.m. a 19-12 lead into the rst Saturday’s Games Florida at Dallas, 6 p.m. break. den Monday afternoon (4). Buffalo at Boston, 1 p.m. Ottawa at Montreal, ppd English extended its lead “The key for us is to just N.Y. Rangers at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Nashville at Chicago, 8 p.m. keep up the intensity on the Columbus at Detroit, 3 p.m. Monday’s Games even further in the second Vegas at Colorado, 3 p.m. Edmonton at Toronto, 7 p.m. quarter, using its defensive defensive side,” said Ander- Edmonton at Toronto, 7 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. pressure to force Classical son. “Our goal is to nish N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Buffalo, 7 p.m. into mistakes and then tak- the regular season strong Tampa Bay at Carolina, 7 p.m. Anaheim at Colorado, 9 p.m. and get some momentum ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Florida at Dallas, 8 p.m. Los Angeles at Vegas, 10 p.m. ing advantage of those mis- Nashville at Chicago, 8 p.m. Winnipeg at Calgary, 10 p.m. takes by getting fastbreak going into the GBL tourna- Classical’s Marquese L’Italien Avery scored 13 San Jose at Arizona, 10 p.m. Minnesota at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. points. The Bulldogs only al- ment.” points in a loss to English Friday. SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Aid groups call on Biden to share vaccines By Zeke Miller cess doses with the world — sought to use vaccine sales shots and vaccinating chil- ASSOCIATED PRESS and to do so without putting to bolster their geopolitical dren. strings on the injections or positioning. The U.S. is injecting an WASHINGTON — A co- engaging in “vaccine diplo- Biden has moved to have average of about 2.5 million alition of nongovernmental macy.” the U.S. contribute nan- doses each day, and the pace organizations is calling on In a letter to Biden sent cially to the COVAX alli- is likely to dramatically rise President Joe Biden to im- Friday and obtained ex- ance, which will share vac- later this month in conjunc- mediately begin developing clusively by The Associat- cines with more than 90 tion with an expected surge plans to share an expected ed Press, the groups — 30 lower- and middle-income in supply of the vaccines, surplus of hundreds of mil- lions of COVID-19 vaccine NGOs including the ONE nations, but the U.S. has putting the 200 million-dose doses with the world, once Campaign, the Interna- yet to commit to sharing goal well within reach. U.S. demand for shots is tional Rescue Committee, any doses. To date, Biden’s The NGOs want the Biden met. Catholic Relief Services administration has only ap- administration to preempt Biden has repeatedly and Save the Children — proved the export of about 4 any contractual or legal is- said his primary focus is call on Biden’s administra- million doses of AstraZen- sues that U.S. manufactur- on ensuring all Americans tion to commit to sharing PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS eca’s vaccine, which is not ers would have in sharing can get vaccinated, and on excess doses through the authorized in the U.S. but is vaccines with the world and World Health Organiza- President Joe Biden steps away from the podi- in use around the world, to to outline a delivery sched- Thursday he outlined a new um as he speaks during a news conference in goal to deliver 200 million tion-backed COVID-19 Vac- Canada and Mexico. ule for when COVAX could cines Global Access, or CO- the East Room of the White House in Washing- In the coming months, the begin to distribute U.S.-pro- doses cumulatively over ton. his rst 100 days in of ce. VAX, facility. U.S. surplus is expected to duced doses. They also call But with all adults set to “It is estimated that there the groups write. “Vaccine shocks.” reach into the hundreds of on drug companies to share be eligible for shots by May could be twice as many hoarding could cost the They argue COVAX millions of doses, allowing manufacturing expertise 1, and the U.S. set to have deaths from COVID-19 if global economy up to $9.2 would ensure the vaccines for what the White House and for the Biden adminis- enough vaccine for its en- rich countries monopolize trillion. Wealthy countries are distributed in a way to calls “exibility” in respond- tration to support the avail- tire population by the end of the rst doses of vaccines will bear half of those costs “maximize equity.” Other ing to any shortfalls and ability of raw materials for July, Biden is being asked to instead of making sure they because of supply chain countries, such as Russia, future developments on the vaccines for doses to be dis- facilitate the sharing of ex- are distributed globally,” disruptions and demand China and Israel, have potential need for booster tributed by COVAX. Georgia lawmaker’s attorney calls felony charges ‘an overreach’ By Jeff Amy interrupted his televised shortens how long voters Democrats say the law ASSOCIATED PRESS remarks while Cannon have to request an absen- is a power grab by Repub- was knocking and later re- tee ballot and limits where licans who are threatened ATLANTA — An attor- sumed the speech. ballot drop boxes can be by Joe Biden’s presidential ney for a Georgia lawmak- “This was a law enforce- placed and when they can victory in Georgia in No- er who was charged with ment overreach on all the be used. Republicans said vember and the twin Demo- two felonies after knocking charges, and my hope is cratic victories of U.S. Sens. on the door to the gover- Georgia needed to restore nor’s private of ce said that after examining the the con dence of voters Raphael Warnock and John PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS authorities overreached in le, the district attorney who believed President Ossoff in January. the case, which unfolded will dismiss the charges,” Donald Trump’s base- Three voter-mobilization Residents survey damage to homes after a tor- Cannon’s lawyer, Gerald less claims of widespread groups sued late Thursday nado touched down south of Birmingham, Ala. while the governor spoke on live television about a Griggs, said Friday. Griggs fraud. They also noted that to block the law, alleging sweeping overhaul of state said he had already spoken the law increases the num- that it violates the First elections. to Fulton County District ber of in-person early vot- and 14th Amendments of Tornado outbreak State police arrested Attorney Fani Willis. ing days on weekends. the U.S. Constitution and state Rep. Park Cannon, The new law requires a “We’re expanding the illegally hurts Black voters an Atlanta Democrat, on photo identi cation to vote right to vote in Georgia,” under the federal Voting rips across South Thursday after she said absentee by mail. It also Kemp said Thursday. Rights Act. she wanted to see Republi- By Butch Dill and hard-hit town of Ohatchee can Gov. Brian Kemp sign Anila Yoganathan in eastern Alabama, a the law that places new re- ASSOCIATED PRESS small community of about strictions on voting by mail 1,170 people, was Dwight and gives lawmakers more OHATCHEE, Ala. — Jennings’s neighbor. Geno power to oversee elections. Tornadoes and severe went by J.W. and had Cannon was charged storms tore through been a rodeo bull rider in with obstruction of law en- the Deep South, killing his youth. He could make forcement and disruption at least ve people as anything out of wood, and of the General Assembly. strong winds splintered loved to cat sh, Jennings She was released from jail trees, wrecked homes and said. They had planned to late Thursday. downed power lines. go shing this weekend; A state police spokesman Multiple twisters sprang instead he spent hours said Cannon knocked on from a “super cell” of searching for Geno’s dog the door to the public lobby storms that rolled over before the animal was of the governor’s of ce, and western Georgia early found alive. then shifted to knocking on a door to a private area. Friday after spawning as Reports of tornado dam- “She was advised that many as eight tornadoes age in the Newnan area she was disturbing what in Alabama on Thursday, began coming in shortly was going on inside and if said John De Block, a me- after midnight. One-hun- she did not stop, she would teorologist with the Na- dred-year-old trees were be placed under arrest,” Lt. tional Weather Service in toppled and power lines PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Birmingham. W. Mark Riley wrote in a downed. statement. State Rep. Park Cannon, D-Atlanta, is placed into the back of a Georgia One large, dangerous Stephen Brown, re chief tornado moved through Kemp signed the bill be- State Capitol patrol car after being arrested by Georgia State Troopers in the city of Newnan said fore he began speaking. He at the Georgia State Capitol Building in Atlanta. Newnan, destroying during a televised morn- homes there and damag- ing news conference that ing others in surrounding rescue teams were me- communities west of At- thodically checking every Mass shooters exploited gun laws lanta, meteorologists said. structure and assessing A day earlier, one torna- the destruction. They’ve do formed in southwest found “heavy, heavy dam- and loopholes before causing carnage Alabama and carved up age” in parts of the city’s the ground for more than historic district, he said. A look at how suspects Colorado has a universal treatment facility, but an hour Thursday, travel- By Michael R. Sisak “It’ll never look the ASSOCIATED PRESS in recent mass shootings background check law cov- doesn’t mention treatment ing roughly 100 miles (160 same,” Brown said. But obtained guns, based on ering almost all gun sales, for other compulsions as kilometers) and causing he also complimented the The suspect in the shoot- police accounts, court doc- but that misdemeanor a barrier to ownership. heavy damage in the city resiliency of the commu- ing at a Boulder, Colo- uments and contempora- would not have prevent- Long is charged with eight of Centreville, south of nity. “They’re out. They’re rado, supermarket was neous reporting: ed him from purchasing a counts of murder. Tuscaloosa. working. Family members convicted of assaulting a De Block said it dissi- BOULDER, weapon, experts said. Had MIDLAND, TEXAS, are coming out there and high school classmate but pated in Shelby County, COLORADO: MARCH he been convicted of a fel- AUG. 31, 2019. 7 DEAD. they’re already on their still got a gun. The man where another twister had own doing the cleanup.” 22, 2021. 10 DEAD. ony, his purchase would’ve Seth Aaron Ator pur- accused of opening re on already heavily damaged The bad weather Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa been barred under federal chased an AR-style rie three massage businesses homes and businesses stretched across the bought a Ruger AR-556 law. Alissa is charged with through a private sale, in the Atlanta area bought and devastated the land- southern U.S., raising con- pistol, a semi-automatic 10 counts of murder. allowing him to evade scape. The county is home cerns of thunderstorms his gun just hours before weapon with a capacity of ATLANTA: MARCH a federal background to suburban Birmingham and ooding in parts of the attack — no waiting up to 30 rounds, on March 16, 2021. 8 DEAD check, and red it indis- cities such as Pelham and Tennessee, Kentucky and required. 16, police said. Days ear- Robert Aaron Long pur- criminately from his car Helena and the unincor- the Carolinas. Emergency They are just the latest lier, a judge struck down chased a 9 mm handgun into passing vehicles and porated subdivision of Ea- responders hospitalized suspected U.S. mass shoot- an ordinance that banned just hours before going shopping plazas. He also gle Point — all suffering one person in Sumner ers to obtain guns because assault ries and high-ca- on a shooting rampage at hijacked a mail truck, heavy damage. County, Tennessee, and of limited rearms laws, pacity magazines in Boul- three massage businesses killing the driver. Ator Still another of the eight the Nashville Fire De- background check lapses der, citing a state law pro- in the Atlanta area, police had been blocked from suspected tornadoes that partment posted photos or law enforcement’s fail- hibiting local gun bans. said. A lawyer for the gun getting a gun in 2014 af- hit the state killed ve on Twitter showing large ure to heed warnings of A lawsuit challenging shop said it complies with ter his background check people in Calhoun County. trees down, damaged concerning behavior. Boulder’s ordinances had federal background check was agged because a “Five people lost their homes and streets blocked In the wake of the shoot- the backing of the NRA, laws. Georgia, like the court determined he was lives and for those fam- by debris. ings, which together left which said the ruling gave majority of states, has no mentally ill, according to ilies, it will never be the More than 150,000 peo- 18 people dead, President “law-abiding gun owners waiting period to obtain a a law enforcement of cial same,” Calhoun County ple were without power Joe Biden renewed calls something to celebrate.” gun. Long claimed to have Sheriff Matthew Wade Friday in Ohio and Penn- familiar with the matter. for stronger gun laws — said at brie ng Thurs- sylvania after 50 mph (80 Alissa was prone to sudden a “sex addiction,” police Private sales, which ac- day evening. Coroner Pat kph) wind gusts ripped including banning assault rage and was convicted of said, and he spent time count for up to 40 percent Brown identi ed them across the region. Fore- weapons and expanding misdemeanor assault and at an addiction recovery of all gun sales according Friday to Al.com as Joe casters reported peak background checks. Many sentenced to probation for facility last year. Federal to some estimates, are not Wayne Harris, 74, Barba- gusts of 63 mph (100 kph) Republicans oppose the attacking a high school law bans guns for people subject to a federal back- ra Harris, 69, Ebonique in Marysville, Ohio. Some measures, and the Na- classmate, law enforce- who are “unlawful users of ground check and private Harris, 28; Emily Myra 23,000 customers re- tional Rie Association ment of cials and former or addicted to a controlled sellers aren’t required to Wilborn, 72, and James mained without electrici- blasted the discussions as associates said. It was not substance” or who’ve been determine if a buyer is el- William Geno, 72. ty in Alabama, according a rush to “politicize this immediately known where court ordered to a mental igible to own a gun. Ator One of the victims in the to poweroutage.us. horri c situation.” Alissa purchased his gun. health or substance abuse was killed by police. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY New hire is woman who wrecked neighbor’s car DEAR ABBY: Last jealousy could drive a year, my across-the- Dear Abby is written by Abigail wedge between you and street neighbor backed your boyfriend. If his into my car. At least, Van Buren, also known as Jeanne looking at and conversing that’s what I think hap- Phillips, and was founded by her with women were a threat pened. mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact to your relationship, it’s My car was parked le- likely something would gally on the street, and Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. already have happened. there was a huge dent in Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. Did your former hus- it. I called the police and, band look at women and based on the location of engage them in conversa- the dent and the neigh- tion? I have a hunch he bor’s driveway, the of cer neighbor. I must interact my boyfriend for almost didn’t do it openly. That determined that the with her often at work, four years. We live together your best friend helped neighbor had backed into and so far, I’ve been pro- along with my two older him cheat was another it. Furthermore, light fessional but chilly to- sons, ages 30 and 33. betrayal, for which you blue paint from my car ward her. He doesn’t spend much have my sympathy. But was on her car’s bumper. At some point, she’s go- time with me because please don’t project their When the of cer went ing to see me in my yard he’s either working or sins onto your boyfriend. across the street, the and realize I’m her neigh- hanging out with the Talk to him. Tell him neighbor came running bor. Should I clear the air guys at the bar. I do have you need more time to- out screaming at him. now, or should I pretend jealousy issues. He looks gether. Make plans for a She was hysterical and it never happened? I’m at and talks to other regular date night and belligerent, and she de- still angry because she women when I am with arrange for your sons to be nied it. Eventually, the cost me a lot of money. him. absent. If you still don’t My former husband of cer told me that even ANGRY NEIGHBOR have enough of his compa- though he was certain used to be out every day ny and he likes hanging she did it, there was until late in the evenings out with his guy friends at DEAR NEIGHBOR: I until I caught him cheat- nothing he could do since see nothing to be gained the bar, consider tagging it was her word against ing with my best friend. along occasionally. by “clearing the air” with It’s hard for me to trust mine. someone you know is again. I truly love my I had never met this emotionally unstable. Let boyfriend, and I don’t DEAR READERS: At woman before, but she is it ride, keep your distance want to lose him. Should sundown, the rst night of mean, and I often hear and remain cool. If her I be jealous or let it go? the major Jewish holiday her screaming and cuss- problems manifest at the of Passover begins. It cele- ing at her small children. of ce, she may not be UNDERVALUED IN brates the rst and most Last week, I arrived at there long. And at home, INDIANA momentous event in Jew- work to discover that my stay away from her AND ish history — the libera- company had hired a new her driveway. DEAR UNDERVAL- tion of the Jewish people clerk. I’ll give you one UED: Your insecurity is in Egypt. Wishing a happy guess who it is. I don’t DEAR ABBY: I have something you need to Passover to my Jewish think she realizes I’m her been in a relationship with work on because your readers! — Love, ABBY BRIDGE

BRIDGE IS A ONE-SYLLABLE WORD Our nal senryu came from Wade husband, Clem, would have made Lnenicka of Smyrna, Georgia: I hate easily, losing two hearts and one most card games / But the chal- diamond. Or, if you prefer, he would lenge makes bridge fun / No life have taken four spades, four hearts, without bridge. Too true — and even more so since one diamond and one club. the pandemic. Bridge Base and Against three no-trump, West led other online sites have never been his diamond seven, and East put in so busy. Whenever you have logged her jack. Declarer won with her king, into BBO, you must have noticed the played a heart to the queen (whew!), thousands of people playing. crossed to the spade king and led This deal occurred at BBO. The declarer was Linda McGillicuddy of another heart to the 10 and ace. Hobe Sound, Florida. Her bidding When East discarded a club, South was questionable, but she handled banked her three spade winners the play nicely. before exiting with a diamond to When East intervened with two di- endplay East. She could cash four amonds, South should have passed, diamond winners but then had to lacking the high-card values and the sixth club theoretically required for lead away from the club king, allow- her bid. But McGillicuddy hates to ing McGillicuddy to take a winning pass! She might have raised three nesse despite dummy being void hearts to four, a contract that her in the suit. 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Broom (2011) B6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 Ethiopia says Eritrea will withdraw troops from Tigray ASSOCIATED PRESS attacking Ethiopian forces, then drawing Eritrea into KHARTOUM, Sudan — the ghting by ring rock- Ethiopia’s prime minister ets into Eritrea’s capital. said Friday that Eritrea has But witnesses have alleged agreed to withdraw its forc- the involvement of Eritrean es from the Tigray region, soldiers from the start of the where witnesses have de- ghting. scribed them looting, killing The U.S. weeks ago de- and raping civilians. manded that Eritrean The statement by Prime soldiers leave Tigray im- Minister Abiy Ahmed’s of- mediately, and pressure ce comes after intense increased in recent days pressure from the United with the Biden administra- States and others to address tion dispatching Sen. Chris the deadly crisis in Tigray. Coons to Ethiopia nearly a Abiy’s statement after a week ago for hours of talks visit to Eritrea said that with Abiy. Ethiopian forces will take No one knows how many over guarding the border ar- thousands of people, espe- eas “effective immediately.” cially civilians, have been Abiy only in the past week killed in the Tigray ghting. has acknowledged the pres- The region of some 6 mil- ence of soldiers from Eritrea, lion people has been largely long an enemy of the Tigray cut off from the world, and leaders who once dominated despite some progress in Ethiopia’s government. aid delivery, humanitarian The new statement PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS workers have warned that doesn’t say how many Er- Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed responds to questions from members of parliament at the food and other supplies com- itrean soldiers have been in prime minister’s of ce in the capital Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. ing in are far from enough Ethiopia, though witnesses amid fears of starvation. have estimated well in the unleashed in the past ve ty that will further bolster the borders of #Ethiopia Peace Prize. But since the And only in recent days thousands. months, and attendant dis- the joint undertakings by which were vacated by the current Tigray conict be- has the United Nations hu- Eritrea in a statement information campaigns” but the two sides in the period Ethiopian Defense Forces.” gan in November, Abiy has man rights of ce said it’s said Abiy and its president, it did not speci cally men- ahead.” Abiy shocked the region in been accused of teaming up been allowed into the Tigray Isaias Afwerki, discussed tion Tigray. Eritrea’s state- In a tweet, Eritrea’s am- 2018 by making peace with with Eritrea to pursue the region in a limited capacity in depth the “common stra- ment added that “important bassador to Japan said Eritrea after a long border now-fugitive Tigray leaders. to support investigations tegic partnership and envi- lessons have been gleaned that “as of today #Eritrea/n war in the Tigray region, Abiy’s statement accuses into alleged atrocities in- sioned joint trajectory, the from temporary hurdles Defense Forces units shall an achievement for which the former Tigray leaders cluding mass rapes by Er- vicious military attacks precipitated by this reali- hand over all posts within he was awarded the Nobel of starting the conict by itrean soldiers and others.

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WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer MR Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Date: March 11, 2021 Pamela Casey O'Brien Register of Probate Item: March 27, 2021 SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B7 INTERNATIONAL Trains collide in southern Egypt, killing at least 32 By Noha Elhennawy ASSOCIATED PRESS CAIRO — Two trains collided on Friday in southern Egypt, apparent- ly after someone activat- ed the emergency brakes, Crowds of killing at least 32 people people gath- and leaving 108 injured, ered around Egyptian authorities said. mangled train Two passenger cars carriages at ipped on their side from the scene of a the force of the collision, train accident the latest in a series of in southern PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS deadly accidents along Egypt, Friday. Egypt’s troubled rail sys- The cargo ship, MV Ever Given, remained stuck tem, plagued by poor main- PHOTO | in the Suez Canal near Suez, Egypt. tenance and management. ASSOCIATED PRESS Video from the scene taken shortly after the said. The wounded were activated the emergen- ures show that 1,793 train Maritime traf c collision showed derailed transferred to four nearby cy brakes of a passenger accidents took place in cars turned into twisted hospitals. Their injuries in- train that was headed to 2017 across the country. piles of metal, with some cluded bone fractures, cut the Mediterranean city President Abdel-Fattah jam grows outside passengers trapped in- wounds and abrasions, the of Alexandria. The train el-Sissi said he was mon- side. Some victims seemed statement said. stopped abruptly and was itoring the situation and unconscious and others The ministry said a plane struck from behind by an- that those responsible blocked Suez Canal could be seen bleeding. carrying medical supplies other train, the statement would receive “a deterrent By Samy Magdy The canal authority re- Bystanders carried bodies and physicians covering dif- said. The collision caused punishment.” ASSOCIATED PRESS leased a video showing and laid them out on the ferent specializations ew two cars from the rst “The pain that tears our Lt. Gen. Osama Rabei in- ground near the site. from Cairo to Sohag, some train to ip over. hearts today cannot but SUEZ, Egypt — A mar- specting efforts to free the Dozens of ambulances 270 miles to the south. Egypt’s railway system make us more determined itime trafc jam grew to Ever Given and telling rushed to the scene in the Egypt’s Railway Au- has a history of badly main- to end this type of disas- more than 200 vessels workers: “Good luck, God southern province of Sohag, thorities said the accident tained equipment and poor ters,” he wrote on his Face- Friday outside the Suez willing.” Egypt’s health ministry happened when someone management. Ofcial g- book page. Canal and some vessels An initial investigation began changing course as dredgers worked franti- showed the vessel ran cally to free a giant con- aground due to strong Migrant arrivals to Europe tainer ship that is stuck winds and ruled out me- sideways in the waterway chanical or engine failure and disrupting global as a cause, the company shipping. said. GAC, a global ship- lower but deaths remain high One salvage expert said ping and logistics com- freeing the cargo ship, the pany, had previously said By Renata Brito Ever Given, could take up the ship had experienced ASSOCIATED PRESS to a week in the best-case a power blackout, but it scenario and warned of did not elaborate. BARCELONA, Spain — possible structural prob- Bernhard Schulte said The number of migrants lems on the vessel as it two canal pilots had been and asylum-seekers who remains wedged. aboard the ship when it reached Europe in 2020 is The Suez Canal Author- got stuck. Such an ar- the lowest it has been in ity said it welcomed in- rangement is customary, the past decade, according ternational offers of help, but the ship’s captain re- to a report released Fri- including one from the tains ultimate authority day by the United Nations United States, although over the vessel, according migration agency. But it did not say what was to shipping experts. deaths and disappearanc- offered. In addition to the over es on sea routes remain The Ever Given, owned 200 vessels waiting near alarmingly high with only by the Japanese rm the canal, more than 100 a small fraction of bod- Shoei Kisen KK, got ships were en route to the ies recovered and victims wedged Tuesday in a sin- waterway, according to the identied. Of the 93,000 people gle-lane stretch of the ca- data rm Renitiv. who entered Europe ir- nal, about 3.7 miles north Apparently anticipating regularly last year, rough- of the southern entrance, long delays, the owners ly 92 percent did so via FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS near the city of Suez. of the stuck vessel divert- the Western, Central and Migrants and refugees from different African nationalities wait for as- A team from Boskalis, a ed a sister ship, the Ever Eastern Mediterranean sistance on an overcrowded wooden boat, as aid workers of the Spanish Dutch rm specializing in Greet, to head around Af- salvaging, is working with Sea, as well as through NGO Open Arms approach them in the Mediterranean Sea, internation- rica instead, according to the canal authority. using the Atlantic Ocean off al waters, at 122 miles off the Libyan coast. satellite data. tugboats and a specialized West Africa to Spain's Ca- Others also are being suction dredger that is nary Islands, often on un- It added that many mi- in 2018 which had 2,344. on the two sea passages diverted to avoid the ca- trying to remove sand and seaworthy boats. grants previously worked The Central Mediterra- have already been docu- mud from around the port nal. The liquid natural Arrivals in the Canar- in sectors such as shing nean north of Libya saw mented this year, the IOM side of the bow. Egyptian gas carrier Pan Americas ies, considered part of the and agriculture that have 984 people perish in 2020. said. authorities have prohib- changed course in the Schengen area, increased suffered greatly from the Meanwhile, on the Atlan- In the latest incident ited media access to the mid-Atlantic, now aiming by 750 percent last year. economic consequences of tic route to the Canary Is- in the Canaries, at least site. south to go around the The numbers had already the pandemic. lands, at least 849 victims three people died Friday An attempt Friday to southern tip of Africa, ac- picked up before the pan- The sea routes are le- were recorded — more after a crowded migrant free it failed, said Bern- cording to satellite data demic following tougher thal. The International than four times as many boat capsized south of the hard Schulte Shipman- from MarineTrafc.com. border controls and inter- Organization for Migra- as in any of the previous island of Tenerife. Spanish agement, the technical About 10 of world trade ceptions on the Mediter- tion's Missing Migrants six years, according to the rescuers pulled 41 people manager of the Ever Giv- ows through the canal, ranean by North African Project has conrmed the report, "Maritime Migra- from the water with the en. Plans are in the works which is particularly cru- countries, but COVID-19 death or disappearanc- tion to Europe: Focus on help of a nearby shing to pump water from inte- cial for the transport of oil. seems to have "acted as a es of nearly 2,300 people the Overseas Route to the vessel, and also recovered rior spaces of the vessel, The closure also could af- multiplier of existing fac- last year. This number is Canary Islands." the bodies of two women and two more tugs should fect oil and gas shipments tors motivating migration higher than in 2019 when The deaths of 300 and a man, a spokesman arrive by Sunday, the com- to Europe from the Middle on this route," the report 2,095 victims were record- more Europe-bound asy- with Spain's Maritime pany said. East. said. ed and slightly lower than lum-seekers and migrants Rescue Service said. China sanctions Britons over West’s Xinjiang criticism

By Jill Lawless actions with Chinese citi- British Prime Minister and Pan Pylas zens and institutions. Boris Johnson condemned ASSOCIATED PRESS The Chinese Foreign Beijing’s move, saying the Ministry said the censure sanctioned individuals LONDON — China imposed earlier this week “are performing a vital slapped sanctions on sev- by the EU, the United role shining a light on the eral British politicians States, Britain and Cana- gross human rights vio- and organizations Friday da was based on “lies and lations being perpetrated after the U.K. joined the disinformation, agrant- against Uyghur Muslims. European Union and oth- ly breaches international “Freedom to speak out in ers in sanctioning Chinese law and basic norms gov- opposition to abuse is fun- ofcials accused of human erning international rela- damental and I stand rm- rights abuses in the Xin- tions, grossly interferes in ly with them,” he tweeted. jiang region. The U.K. re- China’s internal affairs, The latest sanctions and sponded by accusing China and severely undermines the harsh tone of com- of violating human rights China-U.K. relations.” ments from Beijing ofcials on an “industrial scale.” “China does not stir up re ect China’s increasing- In the latest salvo in its trouble, but China is not ly tough diplomacy under full-bore response to West- afraid when others do,” nationalist leader Xi Jin- ern criticism, China sanc- Yang Xiaoguang, China’s ping, who has pledged to tioned four British institu- charge d’affaires in London, uphold China’s interests at tions and nine individuals, said at a news conference. any cost. Over recent days, including prominent law- “China is not the rst to China has blocked already makers who have criticized shoot, neither will we be highly limited BBC broad- the treatment of the Uy- passive and submissive to casts into the country and Catch up with your ghur Muslim minority in threats from the outside,” put two Canadians on trial Xinjiang. It said they would he said. “Today’s world is in apparent retribution for favorite team be barred from visiting Chi- not the world of 120 years that country’s detention nese territory and banned ago. The Chinese people of an executive of Chinese in Item Sports! from having nancial trans- will not be bullied.” telecoms giant Huawei. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 REAL ESTATE How appraisal gap makes homeownership dif cult for Black families By Zach Wichter ties Black people face in neighborhoods that start- BANKRATE.COM the real estate industry, ed off better-served. and internal bias on the The low property value It is well-document- part of appraisers. foundation in Black com- ed that homes in Black “Starting with slaves be- munities is exacerbated neighborhoods generally ing released in 1865, 12 by current-day appraisal appraise for less value years of Reconstruction practices, which rely heav- than similar properties in and then the start of Jim ily on individual appraiser predominantly white ar- Crow laws,” said Mark observations and com- eas. Alston, president of Alston parisons to past sales of There’s no single expla- and Associates Mortgage similar properties in the nation for this disparity, Company in Los Angeles. neighborhood. Appraisers which is the result of hun- “Because of the bias, rac- can be inuenced by their dreds of years of history ism, the economic deserts own unconscious bias, and and policy — as well as so- in Black neighborhoods, the longstanding trend of cial biases — but it’s clear fewer stores, fewer re- homes in Black neighbor- that the appraisal gap has sources, then those prop- hoods being worth less is a tangible impact on Black erties became worth less.” reinforced by comparable homeowners. For much of the 20th cen- sale comparisons. Black communities tend tury, it was also more dif - What are the effects of to be poorer than white cult to secure nancing for the appraisal gap? communities, and that’s homes in predominantly A 2018 study by the due in part to the lower Black neighborhoods, be- Brookings Institute found values assigned to prop- cause the federally-en- that Black homes are un- erties in those areas. Un- dorsed practice of redlin- dervalued by $48,000 on derstanding the appraisal ing discouraged lenders average. Shanta Patton- gap takes grappling with from extending loans in Golar, the vice president the history of real estate those communities. for the National Associa- in America, and address- The legacy of redlining tion of Real Estate Bro- ing it will ultimately continues to affect hous- kers (NAREB)’s region 15, mean dealing with its root ing even now, because which includes Las Vegas, causes. segregated communities said that other studies Where does the apprais- received fewer municipal have shown a total value PHOTO | DREAMTIME.COM/TNS al gap come from? resources, which meant gap of around $164,000 Broadly, the appraisal property values in those between Black-owned The appraisal gap that disadvantages Black homebuyers has deep struc- gap comes from two major areas rose more slowly homes and similar white- tural roots, and will take a concerted effort by institutions and policy- sources: structural inequi- over time compared to owned ones. makers to address.

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