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THURSDAY JULY 22, 2021 DEALS Nahant man pleads guilty to child rape, human traf OFcking THE $DAY$ By Sam Minton eight counts of child rape, four child rape with force was life in daughter (The Item does not Markos said the PG.victim 3 began to ITEM STAFF counts of rape, two counts of in- prison. The rape charges car- not name victims of sexual as- feel intimidated and threatened decent assault and battery and ried a maximum sentence of 20 sault) in 2014 when she was by Marston, who also hit her at NAHANT — Michael Marston one count of human traf cking. years. 13. The abuse continued for ve home. pleaded guilty in Essex Superi- Following the plea, Associate “I don’t know if there is ever a years, Markos said, and was Despite the sexual abuse and or Court Wednesday afternoon Judge Tom Drexler sentenced perfect sentence,” said Essex As- discovered during a counseling physical violence the victim en- to repeatedly raping his step- Marston to six to eight years sistant District Attorney Maria session. It was there that the dured at theDEALS hands of Marston daughter over a ve-year peri- in state prison, followed by ve Markos, adding that the victim victim described the abuse, say- — who was arrested in July od in their Nahant home, abuse years of probation that will in- agreed with the sentence recom- ing that it made her feel like a 2019 for the crimesOF THE — the victim that started when the girl was clude GPS monitoring. mendation. prostitute at times and led her said she still views him as a father just 13 years old. The maximum sentencing for Markos said Marston start- to cut herself and drop out of $DAY$ Marston, 45, pleaded guilty to the counts of child rape and ed sexually abusing his step- school. During that time period, PG.GUILTY, 3 A6 Condo Cof n DEALS  ies are parkingOF THE $DAY$ bugging disputePG. 3 Saugus Blossoms By Sam Minton inDEALS Lynn ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — The town is By AllyshaOF THEDunnigan ITEM STAFF buzzing after hearing that $ $ entomologists have discov- DAY LYNN — MorePG. 3than a doz- ered “cof n  ies” in Saugus. en residents appeared before Tony Kiszewski, an ento- the Zoning Board of Appeals mologist and professor at Tuesday night to speak in Bentley University, was orig- opposition to a planned lux- inally brought in to investi- ury condominium develop- gate the town’s  y issue as a ment on Blossom Street. part of a WBZ I-Team inves- Giannis Antetokounmpo led the Bucks to the NBA champi- onship Tuesday, but Swampscott native Kim Hughes-Flout- Prior to the meeting, a peti- tigation, which was prompted tion had been circulating on when residents complained sakos remembers “The Greek Freak” as a skinny little boy who showed up in her English class in 2001. social media, calling for res- about the insects causing a idents and abutters to show nuisance on Pemberly Drive up to voice their displeasure near Fiske Brook. with the project, which is Town Manager Scott Crab- ‘The Greek Freak’ gets being developed by property tree stated that the town owner Patrick McGrath. and the health department When completed, the have been investigating this an assist from Swampscott four-story residential build- issue for about six weeks. ing at 150 Blossom St. will The town started looking By Mike Alongi members walked into her known Swampscott business- feature 75 one-bedroom into the matter following the ITEM SPORTS EDITOR classroom with a tall, skinny man and coach. “He and his units and 15 two-bedroom news report and has enlisted 7-year-old. family were very poor at the units. Kiszewski as a consultant. SWAMPSCOTT — Kim “Giannis wasn’t enrolled time, and we all did our best City zoning dictates that “Any town issue like this Hughes-Floutsakos remem- in the school at the time, to help him out with things the development requires is pretty serious,” said Crab- bers the rst time she met but he was hanging out in like clothes and food and 135 parking spaces, but the tree. “We’re working with NBA superstar Giannis “The front of the school’s gate and current plan only calls for the state and obviously a whatever else we could give.” Greek Freak” Antetokounmpo. one of the men at the school 104 parking spaces. consultant we have brought Antetokounmpo’s rise from It was 2001 and the Swamp- just kind of assumed that Saying he was speaking on board to help us assist in son of impoverished immi- scott native was teaching En- he should be in school and on behalf of more than 26 trying to identify the source grants to NBA superstar and glish in a suburban Athens brought him into my class- residents who had signed a of what’s creating this issue.” champion with the Milwau- private school called Athens room,” said Hughes-Floutsa- petition in opposition to the A resident told WBZ-TV kee Bucks is one of the most developer’s parking plan, that they have found the College, and all of a sud- kos, who is the daughter of den one of the male faculty the late Jim Hughes, a well- GIANNIS, A2 Lynn resident and Reverend  ies — which go by multiple Everett “E.E.” Scho eld read names including scuttle  ies the document during the — in their food and drinks, meeting. and have even breathed them “We believe the exception in while sleeping. The issue Reps drive to this rule should not be has been so dire that residents allowed at this time,” said don’t even feel comfortable Scho eld. “More needs to eating in their own homes. road funding be done to make sure this As part of his investiga- project doesn’t hurt people tion, Kiszewski took sam- and the surrounding neigh- ples from residents’ homes for region borhoods. The project needs and the brook. The fact that to bene t and include Lynn these  ies are in Saugus By Tréa Lavery residents, not people coming caught the entomologist ITEM STAFF from outside into Lynn.” off guard because they are McGrath’s attorney, Paul usually found in tropical cli- BOSTON — Gov. Charlie Baker this mates, Kiszewski said. week signed a bill approving $350 mil- Keating, said the project “My rst encounter with lion through the Chapter 90 program complies with all other as- them was as a U.S. Navy en- for municipal and state transportation pects of the city’s ordinance, tomologist working in Okina- infrastructure projects, including fund- but they are seeking relief wa, Japan with the USMC’s ing for local communities on the North from Section 9 of the zoning 3rd Medical Battalion,” said Shore. bylaw regarding required Kiszewski. “I once discov- “In addition to investing $200 mil- parking spaces. Keating ered larvae and pupae of lion to ensure the safety of our roads brought a petition seeking this species infesting ketch- and bridges, I’m proud that this legis- zoning relief to the ZBA, say- up bottles (in) a Marine mess lation invests $150 million across the ing the development team ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK hall on Camp Hansen. Their Commonwealth in creating a more af- needs the variance passed larvae can exploit a wide va- fordable and environmentally-sustain- Lynn eld DPW employees Rick DeGrande, left, in order to continue with the riety of substrates, but they able transportation system,” said state and Steve deBettencourt install the newly-re- project, which he said will are particularly well known Sen. Brendan Crighton (D-Lynn). “This stored town bell at the common. bring in an annual tax rev- for infesting animal carcass- legislation will fund projects like dedi- enue of approximately $1 es and human corpses.” cated bus lanes and other critical im- million. Town Director of Public provements to public transit that will One parking spot will be Health John Fralick men- help create a more affordable, reliable Lynn eld bell provided for each condo. tioned that the area by the and equitable transportation system.” Ninety-one spaces will be lo- brook is heavily wooded with Of the approved funding, $200 million cated in a parking garage be- “a high instance of coyote ac- will go to cities and towns for projects low the units and there are tivity.” Fralick also told The to maintain, improve and repair road- mystery: Solved plans for 13 surface spaces. Item that his department is ways, bridges, sidewalks and bikeways. The 71,000-square-foot looking for possible ruptures Locally, Lynn will receive $1,495,100, By Anne Marie Tobin Now, they do, thanks property was previously oc- in sewer lines. Lynn eld will receive $406,241, Mar- ITEM STAFF to Historical Commission cupied by former newspaper “We’re working very closely blehead will receive $451,912, Nah- Chair Kirk Mans eld’s re- distributor North Shore News LYNNFIELD — Many cent discovery of an old let- and will be constructed in the with the DPW (Department of ant will receive $90,765, Saugus will town residents are familiar Public Works) to verify no or- receive $638,779 and Swampscott will ter penned by former Parks same manner as McGrath’s with the town’s historic bell, and Cemetery Commission- other housing development at ganic matter is leaking out of receive $294,285, . which dates back to 1859 the sewers and we’re working “Chapter 90 money is so important er Donald R. Ross. 164 Blossom St. and was used as a re alarm “The history of the bell is The planned development on a plan of attack in terms of to all our towns and cities,” said state at the Meeting House from investigating the surrounding Rep. Donald Wong (R-Saugus). “It pays well known, but for me, how will include new landscap- 1903-1960. it came to be placed on the ing, such as trees and bush- FLIES, A7 FUNDING, A6 Restored last month by common is a more fascinat- es around the perimeters, Skylight Studios in Woburn, ing story,” said Mans eld. and the installation of a new INSIDE the bell was returned to its “Turns out it was destined 6-foot sidewalk and planting home on the Town Common for the dump when the town along the street. Lynn LOOK! Sports on July 2. was in the process of tearing Following Keating’s pre- Anti-Semitic, Lynn’s Hood Ink Newhall named 2021 But what most people down the old Town Hall and sentation, the ZBA read letters offensive graf ti Tattoo Zoo donates Item Player of the don’t know is how the bell found in Lynn eld. A6 school supplies. A8 Year for softball. B1 got there in the rst place. BELL, A6 BLOSSOM, A6

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Marion BURKE, 100 Alice L. McFarlane, 76 Joseph W. Upham Jr, 81 1921 - 2021 1945 - 2021 1940 - 2021 SALEM - Marion B. Burke of LYNN - Alice L. McFarlane, LYNN - Joseph was survived Salem (formerly of Swamp- age 76 of Lynn, died Tues- by four children Kelly Upham, scott) passed away on July 15, day at Salem Hospital after a Kim Upham, Nick Upham & having recently celebrated in brief illness. Born in Lynn she Lance Upham also four Grand- May her 100th birthday with was the daughter of the late children and two Great Grand- family and friends. Mrs. Burke Charles B. and Margaret (By- children. You would never see died peacefully in her sleep rne) McFarlane, she was also Joe without a smile on his face surrounded by family members predeceased by her sister Jane or without putting one on yours after a very brief illness. Never Snow, her brother Charles B. with his quick wit. He always wanting to live so long that she McFarlane, her Niece Kathryn had a joke and a great story lost her independence or use A. McFarlane and Nephew, to tell. He lived a great life, was of her keen mind, “Centennial Charles K. McFarlane. She at- a hard worker, he loved Lynn Woman” left her family of 6 tended Lynn schools and grad- and his time building his lake children, 20 grandchildren and uated from Lynn English High house in Shapleigh, ME where 21 great-grandchildren, on her School, Class of 1962. Alice he enjoyed his time on the lake own terms, living a robust, in- also graduated from Chandler and always planned to spend dependent and active life until School for Women in 1964 his remaining days! her final hours. Mrs. Burke was and in later years took ad- born in Lynn, Massachusetts, vanced courses in education at on May 25, 1921. She spoke In 1980, Mrs. Burke became a Northeastern University, which & Cathy Livermore of Woburn, every day with her sister, Sadie real estate broker. Her 40-year placed her on the dean’s list. MA, Kevin & Jean Livermore of Saxe, until Sadie’s death in career began with Carlson Real Alice worked as an executive Lynn, and Wayne Livermore of 2005. Mrs. Burke also main- Estate, where she was awarded secretary for many years at Bedford, MA., Sue McFarlane NBA champ tained a close bond with her every level of recognition for her General Electric, Lynn Gas & of Lynn, MA and her daugh- two brothers, Dr. Alfred Winer production. Around the same Electric and various medical ter Amanda, Jim McClean of and his wife Dr. Miroslava Bil- time, her sons, Joe and Jim, offices throughout Lynn. Alice New Hampshire, Martha and Antetokounmpo jana “Billy” Nikitovitch-Winer, of started Burke Bros. Construc- also substitute taught in the Claude Scales of Brooklyn, Lexington, KY, and David Winer tion. While they did the build- Lynn school system in later NY and many more extended and his wife Shirley, of Boynton ing, Mrs. Burke provided input years. cousins. Beach, FL. Even at 100, Mrs. on the design of single-family A lifelong resident of Lynn, Service Information: Al- gets assist from Burke used her iPad to Face- homes and handled all as- Alice served on the Alter guild ice’s funeral will be from Time with her brothers. When pects of marketing and sales. at St. Stephen’s Memorial the Parker Memorial Funeral Mrs. Burke was 12, her beloved Joe Burke described that the Episcopal Church and ascend- Home 35 Franklin St. Lynn Swampscott 9-year-old brother, Bernard only time the construction sites ed to Grand Chief Daughter of on Friday at 11:00 AM fol- “Sonny” Winer passed away. came to a halt was when their Victory Lodge 90, Daughters of lowed by Funeral services at GIANNIS in Nigeria and his mother She adopted the middle name mother visited to check on Scotia. Alice loved her involve- St. Stephen’s Memorial Epis- From A1 is a former high jumper. “Bernice” as a tribute. Her progress. In 2008, she moved ment in the organization and copal Church at 1:00 PM to Three of Antetokounmpo’s family endured the depression, her desk to Raveis Real Estate was also a strong animal lover, which relatives and friends unlikely stories in all of four brothers — Thanasis, in Marblehead. She adored are invited to attend. Buri- food rationing and her broth- having several dogs and cats sports, and Hughes-Flout- Kostas and Alex — are her extensive real estate fam- al will follow in Pine Grove ers going to war. She credited throughout the years. Alice was sakos had a front row seat currently professional her forever closeness with her ily. Even though Mrs. Burke a beautiful, kind and thoughtful Cemetery. Please make me- to the early days of that rise. basketball players, with parents, Joseph and Sarah ceased going to her office daily person who won many people morial donations in Alice’s But things were not Thanasis right beside Gi- Winer, and siblings to growing in February 2020 because of over with her good humor and name to Alzheimer’s Associ- easy for the Antetokoun- annis on the Bucks roster. up under difficult circumstanc- the pandemic, she never real- concern for others. She will be ation. mpo family in Greece. For es. Mrs. Burke received a full ly retired as she still checked greatly missed by friends and Website https://www.alz. “They’re an incredi- the first 18 years of his bly proud family and scholarship to Radcliffe Col- property listings every day. She family alike. org Guest book at parkerme- life, Antetokounmpo — lege, but chose not to attend was highly regarded by her She is survived by her Niece, morialfuneralhome.com they’re so close,” said who is now 26 years old Hughes-Floutsakos. as her family required her sala- peers for her preparedness, Maureen McFarlane of Ridge- — couldn’t travel outside ry working as a legal secretary never leaving her home without field, CT, Cousins Pamela Liver- “Their mother is such an the country and was ef- amazing woman and all of for a judge in Boston. dressing impeccably and treat- more of Glastonbury, CT, Brian fectively stateless, having The “Roaring 20’s” was a de- ing everyone with respect and the kids have just become no papers from Greece or such great people.” cade of significant change and honesty. Many of her original Nigeria because, despite clients from the 1980’s re- Antetokounmpo was adapting to new technology being born in Greece, he turned to work with Mrs. Burke, drafted 15th overall by prepared Mrs. Burke for the fu- didn’t automatically re- as did their children. Through- the Bucks in 2013 — ture. Mrs. Burke lived through Dr. David F. Donohoe, 82 ceive Greek citizenship; out her life, Mrs. Burke greeted making him an instant a decade of innovations such Greek nationality law each day with optimism, let by- 1938 - 2021 millionaire. The stories as radio, cars, and the family’s follows “jus sanguinis,” first 4-party telephone line. The gones be bygones and hugged of him sending all of his LYNNFIELD - With great sad- or determining one’s cit- family gathered weekly to listen and kissed strangers like they money back home to his ness we announce the passing izenship based on their to “The Shadow” on the small were family. Her life was made family in Greece have of Dr. David F. Donohoe of Lyn- parents’ nationality. His family radio and savored each full by seeing her children and been talked about since nfield, MA, formerly of Woburn, parents’ status as immi- episode. She marveled when grandchildren daily, enjoying then, including the time MA, on July 18, 2021 at the grants made it hard for comparing the technology of family dinners and walks along when, in 2014, he sent so age of 82. Beloved husband them to find work, forcing her youth with her current abili- Kings Beach. much money to his fam- of Patricia B. Donohoe for 52 Antetokounmpo and his ty to stream shows on her iPad. Mrs. Burke was not shy about ily that he didn’t have years. Born in Lowell he was brothers to help provide She especially loved courtroom her greatest achievement – her enough for cab fare from the son of the late Edward T. for the family. dramas. She anticipated with six children, 20 grandchildren the Western Union to the and Mary A. (Sheeran) Dono- Despite all of the chal- excitement the wireless arriv- and 21 great-children. Those arena for practice. He ran hoe. He is the loving father of lenges, Hughes-Floutsakos al of photos and video of her she leaves behind include Ani- most of the way there in David S. of Pittsburgh, PA; Kara remembers Antetokoun- newest great-grandchildren ta (Melvin) Weissburg and their 20-degree weather before (Tony) Scivetti of Marblehead, mpo’s selflessness and de- and was thrilled to ride on the children, Jesse (Candace), a local couple gave him a MA; and Alison (Alexis) Albert termination to provide for Nahant causeway in a self-driv- Ariel (Ronald) Weissburg-Ri- of Paris, France. Adored Papa ride to the arena. ing Tesla. She often said, “I vera, Micayla (Jeremy) Hirsch, his family above all else. of Tony, Max, Ava, Zachary and “He was such a sweet In the eight years since never thought I’d live to see the Alexandra (Brendan) Connolly, Charlotte Jane. He was pre- he’s been drafted, Ante- day,” and welcomed the oppor- Adrianna and Gabrielle; Jamie boy, and he was also sup- deceased by his sister Edwi- porting his family at the tokounmpo has turned tunity to experience modern (Chester) Goldberg and their na Rapp and his twin himself into the quintes- innovations. Upon marrying Al- children, Jaren (Ron) Landen, time so he really grew up brother Edward. He is humor. fast,” said Hughes-Flout- sential NBA superstar. bert Burke, she joined her hus- Sarah (Brent) Chandler, Lerrin also survived by sever- Service Informa- And on Tuesday night, band at Fort Lewis in Tacoma, (Steven) Reinecke, Jordan and sakos, who currently al nieces and nephews. tion: Family and lives in Swampscott. “He after defying the odds Washington, where she served his fiancé Nate Rosenblum, David earned his friends are respect- once more and taking as a shorthand stenographer Brielle (Jeremy) Stewart and would bring lunches from Bachelor of Science fully invited to attend school home to his family home an NBA champi- for military trials. After the Jackson; Donald “Alexander” from Boston College visiting hours that onship, the young man war, they returned to raise six Gardener; Joseph and his fi- and things like that, but and graduated from will be held Friday, he was also always such that Hughes-Floutsakos children in Swampscott. Mrs. ancé, Patricia Ryan, and his Georgetown University Dental July 23rd, from 4 p.m. to taught English to 20 years former wife, Susan and their an outgoing, positive and Burke was known to rise early School. He subsequently at- 7 p.m. at the McLaughlin before stood in front of an children Jennifer (Suraj) Krish- smart person. He was just to start laundry, house-clean- tended Boston University and - Dello Russo Family Funer- international audience ing, and prepare lunches namurthi, Jeff (Caitlin) and a really good kid through Columbia University. David al Home, 60 Pleasant St., and spoke perfect English. and breakfast before anyone Dana; James (Virginia) and and through.” proudly served in the United in Woburn. A funeral Mass And she can’t remem- “I mean, he’s just a super- awoke. Her straight vacuum their children Lindsay and Ash- celebrating David’s life will States Army during the Viet- ber a time when he wasn’t star,” said Hughes-Flout- cleaner lines rivaled the grass ley (Sam); and Scott (Heather) be held Saturday, July 24th, nam War at the 93rd Evac Hos- playing sports, especially sakos. “It’s so funny to stripes at Fenway. She was a and their children Cameron, at 10 a.m. in St. Joseph pital 36th Division from 1966 basketball. look back at the young, taskmaster, getting her family Kendall and Avery. In addition Catholic Church, 173 Albion to 1967. Following his return “He was always a gifted skinny kid I knew all to the beach or on the ski lift to 21 great-grandchildren, Mrs. St., Wakefield, followed by home from the service, David athlete and he pretty much those years ago and then by 8 a.m. to enjoy the best part Burke leaves behind numerous practiced oral & maxillofacial burial with Military Honors always played basketball,” see him now with all he’s of every day. She was proud of nieces, nephews and cousins. surgery in Woburn for over at Woodbrook Cemetery in said Hughes-Floutsakos. accomplished. her involvement in the lives of A memorial service was held 40 years. When not working Woburn. In lieu of flowers, “He was so outgoing; he “And it’s not even just her children, including her 25- to celebrate this remarkable he enjoyed golf, antique cars memorial donations may be was always the one who what he’s done on the year leadership role with Tem- woman. Burial was at Pride of and non-fiction. David will be sent to the Wounded Warrior ple Beth El (Lynn) PTA. Mr. and Lynn Cemetery. Donations may was organizing the games court, it’s what he’s done remembered for his faith, in- Project, P.O. Box 758516, To- for the kids of Athens Mrs. Burke divorced in 1980 be made to a charity of choice. peka, Kansas 66675-8516 and leading the other kids.” tegrity, generosity, intellect, and and other disadvantaged and he passed away in 1998. or another charity of choice. In her time teaching Antetokounmpo subjects kids,” Hughes-Floutsakos like English, Greek and said. “I’m just so proud Arabic over the years, she of who he’s become, and I came to know his family know everyone else in his Edmund Carleton Brown Sr. as well. Antetokounmpo’s life is just as proud.” LYNN - Complete obituary at father, who died at age Mike Alongi can be Solimine.com 54 in 2017, was a former reached at malongi@item- Service Information: In- professional soccer player live.com. ternment Service for Edmund Carleton Brown, Senior will be held on WEDNESDAY, July 28, 2021, at 1:00PM in Pine Lynn Drug Task Force Grove Cemetery, 145 Boston Hotline Street Lynn, MA. 01904. Of- ficiant Reverend Bernadette 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Hickman-Maynard, Pastor, or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) Don’t let the Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church Spanish menu available story go untold. We will be assembling at All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. the Pine Grove Cemetery Callers may remain anonymous. entrance for the Funeral Pro- Share your loved one’s story. cession at 12:45 [email protected] | 781-593-7700 We will be practicing Mas- sachusetts COVID-19 Safety Need to find Protocols Homes 781-595-1492 Further information and an article? In partnership with link to view Service can be found on www.solimine.com or call Solimine Funeral Subscribe to e-edition on ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! Call Customer Service to place an ad. 781-593-7700, ext. 2 Only $9.99/month THURSDAY JULY 22, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 50-year war on drugs imprisoned millions of Black Americans By Aaron Morrison mums in prison sentenc- taking down drug deal- ASSOCIATED PRESS ing. Decades later those ers and traf ckers in the harsh federal and state U.S., Mexico and in South Landscaping was hardly penalties led to an in- America, said he’ll never his lifelong dream. crease in the prison in- forget being cheered on As a teenager, Alton Lu- dustrial complex that saw by residents in a predomi- cas believed basketball or millions of people, primar- nantly Hispanic neighbor- music would pluck him ily of color, locked up and hood near Los Angeles as out of North Carolina shut out of the American he led away drug traf ck- and take him around the dream. ers in handcuffs. world. In the late 1980s, An Associated Press re- “That gave me a sense he was the right-hand view of federal and state of the reality of the people man to his musical best incarceration data shows that live in these neigh- friend, Youtha Anthony that, between 1975 and borhoods, that are power- Fowler, who many hip hop 2019, the U.S. prison less because they’re afraid and R&B heads know as population jumped from that the drug dealers that DJ Nabs. 240,593 to 1.43 million control the street, that But rather than jet-set- Americans. Among them, control the neighborhood ting with Fowler, Lucas about 1 in 5 people were are going to do them and discovered drugs and the incarcerated with a drug their children harm,” said drug trade at the height of offense listed as their Gonzalez, 64, who detailed the so-called war on drugs. most serious crime. his eld experiences in the Addicted to crack cocaine The racial disparities re- recently released memoir and involved in traf ck- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS veal the war’s uneven toll. “Narco Legenda.” ing the drug, he faced de- Musician Youtha Anthony Fowler, known as DJ Nabs, left, listens to Following the passage of “We realized then that, cades-long imprisonment lifelong best friend Alton Lucas talk about his drug addiction in Nabs’ stiffer penalties for crack along with dismantling at a time when the drug home studio outside of Raleigh, N.C. cocaine and other drugs, (drug traf cking) organi- abuse and violence plagu- the Black incarceration zations, there was also a ing major cities and work- ing company, to be honest who have served time for summer, President Rich- rate in America explod- real need to clean up com- ing class Black communi- with you, because nobody drug crimes, with little ard Nixon declared a war ed from about 600 per munities, to go to where ties were not seen as the would hire me because I thought given to their on drugs. Today, with the 100,000 people in 1970 to the crime was and help public health issue that have a felony,” said Lucas. ability to rehabilitate. In U.S. mired in a deadly opi- 1,808 in 2000. In the same people that are helpless,” opioids are today. His Sun ower Landscap- addition to being denied oid epidemic that did not timespan, the rate for the he said. By chance, Lucas re- ing got a boost in 2019 employment, those with abate during the corona- Latino population grew Still, the law enforce- ceived a rare bit of mercy. with the help of Inmates criminal records can be virus pandemic’s worst from 208 per 100,000 peo- ment approach has led to He got the kind of help to Entrepreneurs, a na- limited in their access to days, it is questionable ple to 615, while the white many long-lasting conse- that many Black and Lati- tional nonpro t assist- business and educational whether anyone won the incarceration rate grew quences for people who no Americans struggling ing people with criminal loans, housing, child cus- war. from 103 per 100,000 peo- have since reformed. Lu- through the crack epidem- backgrounds by providing tody rights, voting rights Yet the loser is clear: ple to 242. cas still wonders what ic did not: treatment, ear- practical entrepreneur- and gun rights. Black and Latino Amer- Gilberto Gonzalez, a re- would happen for him and ly release and what many ship education. It’s a system that was icans, their families and tired special agent for the his family if he no longer would consider a fresh Lucas was caught up in born when Lucas was their communities. A key Drug Enforcement Ad- carried the weight of a start. a system that imposes life- barely out of diapers. weapon was the imposi- ministration who worked drug-related conviction on “I started the landscap- time limits on most people Fifty years ago this tion of mandatory mini- for more than 20 years his record. Massive wild res in U.S. West bring haze to East Coast By Gillian Flaccus eral communities and grew to matter,” he said as he ASSOCIATED PRESS to 61 square miles with no elded calls from relatives. containment. “I got three teenagers. PORTLAND, Ore. — The smoke on the U.S. They’re going to go home to Wild res in the Ameri- East Coast was reminis- a moonscape.” can West, including one cent of last fall when mul- The Oregon re has rav- burning in Oregon that’s tiple large res burning in aged the southern part of currently the largest in Oregon in the state’s worst the state and has been ex- the U.S., are creating hazy re season in recent mem- panding by up to 4 miles (6 skies as far away as New ory choked the local skies kilometers) a day, pushed York as the massive infer- with pea-soup smoke but by gusting winds and crit- nos spew smoke and ash also impacted air quali- ically dry weather that’s into the air in columns up ty several thousand miles turned trees and under- to 6 miles high. away. growth into a tinderbox. Skies over New York “We’re seeing lots of res Fire crews have had to City were hazy Tuesday as producing a tremendous retreat from the  ames for strong winds blew smoke amount of smoke, and ... by 10 consecutive days as re- east from California, Or- the time that smoke gets to balls jump from treetop to egon, Montana and other the eastern portion of the treetop, trees explode, em- states. Oregon’s Bootleg country where it’s usually bers  y ahead of the re Fire grew to 616 square thinned out, there’s just so to start new blazes and, in miles — half the size of much smoke in the atmo- some cases, the inferno’s Rhode Island. sphere from all these res heat creates its own weath- Fires also grew on both that it’s still pretty thick,” er of shifting winds and sides of California’s Sier- said David Lawrence, a me- dry lightning. Monstrous ra Nevada. The Dixie Fire, teorologist with the Nation- clouds of smoke and ash which broke out near the al Weather Service. “Over have risen up to 6 miles site of the 2018 Camp Fire the last two years we’ve into the sky and are visible that killed 85 people in the seen this phenomenon.” for more than 100 air miles. town of Paradise, ballooned Tony Galvez  ed the The re in the Fre- to more than 133 square Tamarack Fire in Califor- mont-Winema Nation- miles, with 15 percent con- nia on Tuesday with his al Forest merged with a tainment. More than 800 daughter at the last minute smaller nearby blaze Tues- structures were threat- and found out later that his day, and it has repeatedly ened. In Alpine County, home was gone. breached a perimeter of known as the California “I lost my whole life, ev- treeless dirt and re retar- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Alps, the Tamarack Fire erything I’ve ever had. dant meant to stop its ad- A tanker drops retardant over the Mitchell Monument area at the Boot- caused evacuations of sev- The kids are what’s going vance. leg Fire in southern Oregon. Seemingly safe GOP incumbents under attack from right wing challengers By Sean Murphy vative enough. promises to build more the chairman of the Tex- ASSOCIATED PRESS “When James (Lank- walls on the Mexican bor- as GOP. West, a tea par- ford) certi ed the big lie, der. ty rebrand and former OKLAHOMA CITY he joined the big lie,” Jack- “I think it’s unquestion- Florida congressman, has — Republican U.S. Sen. son Lahmeyer told the ably attributable to the attacked Abbott’s leader- James Lankford would raucous crowd in Norman, aftermath of the 2020 ship after Democrats tem- seem to have all the con- citing Lankford’s failure election and the insur- porarily thwarted a GOP servative credentials he’d to endorse Trump’s false rection and former Pres- voting bill by decamping need to coast to reelection claims about the election ident Trump’s claims of to Washington. in deep-red Oklahoma. outcome. “The 2020 pres- voter fraud,” said Alan A devout Baptist, Lank- idential election — that Abramowitz, a political AW FFICES OF The value of each coupon shown here is equal to ford was the director of the L O was a stolen election and science professor at Emo- AMES ARRIGAN nation’s largest Christian J J. 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E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Biden has a better plan M§¢ H. S¢¢ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. GŸ C¡Ÿ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. Monica Connell Healey W J. K S ¢ Y P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Deputy Editor J. Patrick Norton to help the disabled J N. W  T¢  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Lynn, MA 01903 Chief Operating O cer Editorial Editor Chairman I thought of Charles Wil- in these latter states are members want to avoid bur last month when con- provided in more individ- institutionalization, even Customer Service PUBLISHERS gressional Democrats in- ualized settings. if it means going without Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 troduced the Better Care Such disparities cannot Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 support altogether. Un- Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Better Jobs Act. Wilbur be explained by severity of der Medicaid rules, states All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 worked in the 19th centu- impairment. People with must pay for institutional Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 ry promoting and operat- developmental disabilities care, but they may main- Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 ing institutions for people are not more disabled in tain a waiting list for com- Ext. 2 Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 then called “feeble-mind- Illinois, Arkansas or Mis- munity services. Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Classified/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 ed,” who were warehoused sissippi than they are in Across the country, hun- in asylums and “poor Oregon, Vermont or Mary- [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 dreds of thousands of peo- farms.” land. ple with disabilities wait Subscriptions In the 20th century, The differences result for support in the commu- [email protected] institutionalization of from policy choices. Some nity. Meanwhile, family people with intellectual states help people with members — usually wom- Circulation [email protected] disabilities steadily in- disabilities live life on en — leave the workforce creased, peaking in 1968 their own terms, and oth- to provide uncompensated Ext. 3 as the influence of eugen- ers offer intensive services care. Thus, the proposed ics — a genetics purifica- only in congregate facili- legislation could support Newsroom tion movement — waned ties. [email protected] gender equality by ensur- [email protected] EDITORIAL and the modern disabil- Why does this matter? ing women don’t have to ity-rights movement be- Can’t high-quality ser- leave their jobs to care for Ext. 4 gan. Much work has been vices be delivered in large relatives with disabilities. done since to help people Sports settings as well as small The Better Care Better move into the community. ones? Perhaps. But there [email protected] Jobs Act would encour- Better Care Better Jobs, is reason to be skeptical. A little warning age states to increase the Ext. 5 if passed, will carry out Institutions do not just availability of home care President Joe Biden’s segregate people with dis- Retail and Online by expanding the federal promise to invest hun- abilities from society — Advertising government’s share of the would’ve been nice dreds of billions into home they also congregate peo- [email protected] and community-based ser- cost. To receive these dol- ple to create economies of ADVERTISING Washington Street in Lynn turned vices for people with dis- scale. But to safely super- lars, states would need to into a construction zone for three blocks abilities. This legislation vise many people who re- improve their programs, Ernie Carpenter Jr. Wednesday. Oxford Street was blocked stands to be game-chang- quire ongoing assistance including by raising work- Director of Advertising off at Central Avenue and traffic slowed ing, not just for what it in one location, providers er wages and making it and Business Development, ext. 1355 to a crawl on Willow and Liberty streets. promises but for how it must limit the range of easier for people with dis- [email protected] abilities to qualify for sup- Reconstructing and repaving streets can redress mistakes of personal choices available. Ralph Mitchell and constructing new curbs and side- the past. Restrictions are imposed, port while working. States can and should Sales Representative, ext. 1313 walks are periodic municipal projects Yet the services they re- not out of malice, but for [email protected] just as buying new appliances and re- ceive today too often de- practical reasons. Yet they shift their services for peo- placing a roof are unavoidable home- pend on which state they still regiment people’s ple with disabilities away Patricia Whalen owner expenses. live in rather than their lives. The right to decide from institutions and oth- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] But advance notice and clear commu- real needs. when to eat breakfast or er congregate facilities and toward more indi- nication about the scope of Wednesday’s While 17 states have how to spend one’s day BUSINESS OFFICE street construction work downtown and stopped using large state are precious liberties — as vidualized services. And Congress is right to help, Susan J. Conti the resulting traffic congestion and de- institutions, others lag people who have been de- with greater investments Controller, ext. 1288 tours were clearly lacking. behind. A third of people nied them in institutions in community-based sup- [email protected] Closing Oxford Street to traffic be- with developmental dis- can attest. abilities in Mississippi re- Much research has found port. tween Central Avenue and Washington Ted Grant side in large facilities, as that people with disabil- Ari Ne’eman is a doctoral and Market streets meant missed deliv- Publisher, ext. 1234 do 25 percent in Arkansas ities have less choice and candidate in health policy eries and no customer or employee park- [email protected] and 14 percent in Illinois, autonomy in larger set- at Harvard and a visiting ing for residents and businesses along while less than 1 percent tings than in smaller ones. scholar at the Lurie Insti- Marian Kinney the street. in Vermont, Maryland and Most people with dis- tute for Disability Policy at ext. 1212 [email protected] How hard would it have been to pro- Oregon do. Most services abilities and their family Brandeis. vide downtown drivers, residents and Will Kraft business owners and employees with ad- JILLIAN HORTON Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 vanced notice about the scope and scale [email protected] of Wednesday’s work? LED signs, phone calls and emails Paula Villacreses would have met the threshold of modern Cutting ourselves some slack A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 communication, but even a few card- [email protected] Buried in the sweetness board signs taped to downtown light leagues and I to dutifully athon, I feel like I’m finally of a return to some sort of say to one another, “Well, coming up for air, a pebble Mike Shanahan poles would have done the trick. Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 pre-pandemic life is the at least we still have our settling in water, no longer Most people understand that street [email protected] dread of something less health.” work is a periodic necessity. clenched like a fist. I’m re- palatable: an uncomfort- Or do we? In the spring, Jim Wilson Repaving crowded and congested membering that there is a able date with my scale. I was diagnosed with an Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 downtown streets means annoyances place beyond this tension, I know it’s going to tell autoimmune disease. that before the pandemic I [email protected] and inconveniences for everyone who me I’ve gained 10 pounds. Even though my mind- lives, works or drives on those streets. found peace in my life, and CIRCULATION And with that knowledge, fulness practice gives me I will find it in the after- But the irritation could have been less- there’s a fleeting thought meaningful relief, I often Lisa Mahmoud ened if basic attempts at communication math, too. that maybe I’m not ready wonder what role chronic I had a friend in univer- Manager, ext. 1239 and advance notice had been attempted. [email protected] to put on a public face, at stress (or asymptomat- sity who loved to feed me. The blame for that lack of communi- least not yet — not while ic COVID-19) could have I think of her every time cation can be spread around with City I’m looking like this. played in that condition — CUSTOMER SERVICE I smell the first hint of Hall, and downtown roadwork contrac- Before you judge me, and what role it may have garlic spitting in a slick La’ Mosha Ball tor Allied Paving, bearing some of the know that I’m really not in aggravating my ongo- of hot oil: the Indigo Girls Customer Service, ext. 1276 burden. a shallow person. Hon- ing symptoms and even [email protected] The final piece of the nearly yearlong est. I’m at a place in my weight gain. on in the background, my downtown street-repair project is sched- life where I rarely worry The deeper truth is that friend saying shyly, “I’d GRAPHICS uled to come next week when repaving about what other people the unrelenting, toxic never go to all this trouble Trevor Andreozzi will take place after utilities conduct think of me, because I pressure of living through just for myself.” I always wondered, what did she Designer preliminary street work. know how rarely they do. the pandemic has affected [email protected] Once the exact date for doing the work I even teach mindfulness our health in myriad ways. eat when I wasn’t around — concrete paste and wa- is pinned down, the city should provide and self-compassion to Those who experienced Edwin Peralta Jr. advance notice on work start times and other health care workers, financial instability, per- ter? Why did she need me Designer detours. showing them how to han- sonal illness or loss, com- there just to do something [email protected] dle their negative self-talk plex grief and moral injury nice for herself? Sleek and smooth new streets will be NEWSROOM a welcome addition to downtown just with grace and gentle- will likely show a wide ar- For everyone who has as new sidewalks and street lighting ness. So why let a modest ray of physical and mental been more tightly coiled Mike Alongi have improved the area’s appearance. weight gain during a plan- health effects in the years during the pandemic, Sports Editor, ext. 1228 etary crisis get under my But downtown businesses and residents to come. Some groups have whatever demon you are [email protected] skin? borne some of the worst should be kept informed about the re- carrying, may you find a I’m hardly alone in my stress and trauma, espe- way to do something nice Gayla Cawley maining steps and inconveniences in- News Editor, ext. 1236 up-a-size boat. A research cially communities of col- for yourself this summer, volved in the street project. [email protected] letter recently published or that have been dispro- Allied Paving is making money off the something that reminds in JAMA suggests that portionately affected by you that, yes, you are Allysha Dunnigan surfacing and repaving work. In return, Americans who sheltered COVID. Many of us may the company should certainly do its worth a little bit of trou- Reporter, ext. 1302 in place gained an average find we need to tend to old [email protected] part to inform residents and businesses ble. of 20 pounds during the injuries that have sudden- And you know what else? about upcoming street closures and pav- Spenser Hasak pandemic. And perhaps ly flared up. Nobody cares if you gained ing locations. I’m primed to be even But too often, we fail Photographer, ext. 1332 10 pounds, or more; almost [email protected] more sensitive, because to tend to those injuries nobody will even notice if like 9 percent of the pop- at all. We restrict, we re- you emerge looking gen- Thor Jourgensen ulation worldwide, I once press, we fixate, we berate, erally like a swamp crea- Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 struggled with an eating aiming a stream of vitriol ture. Of course we should [email protected] disorder. It’s a part of my squarely at ourselves for all eventually try to get life I consider to be over, not being thinner or stron- Tréa Lavery back to a healthier weight, the work done to leave it ger or tougher or better Reporter, ext. 1317 but I’m not going to preach in the past. But even when able to take the blows as [email protected] old habits die, their shad- they come. I did that for — only offer a gentle re- Jakob Menendez ows often linger. years. minder. If you think you’ll finally Photographer, ext. 1332 Is a bit of regression re- These summer mornings, [email protected] ally so shocking, in light my extra 10 pounds and I approve of yourself when of everything we’ve been get up early and walk my you lose weight or write Anne Marie Tobin through in the past 18 dog along the shoreline of that bestselling book or Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 months? We’ve home- the lake where I bring my run a marathon, you have [email protected] schooled kids, cared for family every year for a few it backward. Start by cut- Sophie Yarin elderly parents, learned to weeks of reprieve. I sit on ting yourself a little slack. Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 live with fear and uncer- a bench while my pup’s Everything else may just [email protected] tainty and, in far too many fall into place. fleshy petal of a tongue TECHNOLOGY cases, lost people we love. licks my forearm. Jillian Horton is a Cana- It’s common for my col- During this COVID mar- dian physician and writer. 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] THURSDAY JULY 22, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE Anti-Semitic, offensive All address information, particu- Tuesday that there were three 5:15 a.m. Tuesday on Broad- larly arrests, reflect police records. In abandoned and unregistered way. One person was taken to the event of a perceived inaccuracy, vehicles parked in a driveway Massachusetts General Hos- graffiti found in Lynnfield it is the sole responsibility of the con- on Barnard Street and that pital. someone had taken a bat to A report of a motor vehicle By Anne incident and documented by the town Wednesday cerned party to contact the relevant the windows and mirrors of crash at 4:52 p.m. Tuesday at Marie Tobin the scene. After the scene afternoon, town officials police department and have the de- one of the vehicles. Broadway and Osprey Road; at ITEM STAFF was documented, the De- said they are confident partment issue a notice of correction partment of Public Works that “the Police Depart- A Vine Street resident called 6:05 p.m. Tuesday at Burger LYNNFIELD — Town of- to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- at 3:16 p.m. Tuesday to re- King/Janco Central at 1449 ficials were notified Wednes- painted over the offensive ment will, as it has in the ifications will not be made without port that she had had a bag Broadway day morning of the presence images. past, take the necessary express notice of change from the delayed after a flight for three A report of a motor vehicle of anti-Semitic graffiti at This crime is under in- measures to successfully arresting police department. days and had received a call crash with injuries at 6:34 a.m. Glen Meadow Park. vestigation. Police are identify the perpetrators that it would be delivered that Wednesday at 469 Walnut St. The graffiti included asking anyone with infor- of this crime and hold LYNN day. When it wasn’t delivered Two people were taken to Mel- a swastika, the name mation about this incident them responsible.” on time, she called again and rose-Wakefield Hospital after a “Hitler” and an obscene to call the Police Depart- Anne Marie Tobin can be Arrests the person started screaming two-car crash. image. Police were im- ment at 781-334-3131. reached at atobin@item- “Oh my God” on the phone. mediately notified of the In a statement released live.com. Beven Eglin, 34, of 86 Mall When the delivery person ar- Complaints St., was arrested on four war- rived, she started screaming at the caller and shoved her, and At 11:47 a.m. Tuesday, a call- rants and charged with two er from 27 Walden Pond Ave. COVID-19 cases in U.S. triple over counts of resisting arrest, two then left without giving the bag reported she was doing yard counts of OUI-liquor second back. The resident eventually work and found some bones offense, Class B drug posses- got her bag back. two weeks amid misinformation in her yard. Police reported the sion, animal cruelty, disorderly A report of a man walking bone was from a dog. By Heather conduct, operation of a motor unsteadily on Pleasant Street A report of a suspicious Hollingsworth and vehicle with a suspended li- at 5:43 p.m. Tuesday. Police person at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday Jim Salter cense, motor vehicle operator located the man and his wife at Riverside Cemetery at 164 ASSOCIATED PRESS refuses to identify self, marked came to pick him up. lanes violation, negligent op- Winter St. A caller reported MISSION, Kan. — eration of a motor vehicle and Theft a woman dressed in all pink COVID-19 cases tripled operation of a motor vehicle clothing appeared to be taking in the U.S. over two weeks with a revoked registration at A Hawkes Road resident things off gravestones and put- amid an onslaught of vac- 11:45 a.m. Wednesday. called at 10:01 a.m. Tuesday ting them in a duffle bag. The cine misinformation that Hakeem Hall, 30, of 143 to report that someone had woman told police that she is straining hospitals, ex- Bowdoin St., Boston, was stolen the recently-restored was a witch and was picking hausting doctors and push- arrested and charged with historical sign from his house. up sticks for a spell she was ing clergy into the fray. assault and battery, mali- casting later in the day. Police "Our staff, they are frus- cious damage to a motor ve- PEABODY reported the woman checked trated," said Chad Neilsen, hicle, credit card fraud under out and was sent on her way. director of infection preven- $1,200, receiving a stolen Accidents A report of suspicious ac- tion at UF Health Jackson- credit card and identity fraud tivity at 3:19 p.m. Tuesday on ville, a Florida hospital that at 1:17 p.m. Wednesday. A report of a motor vehicle Sweetwater Street. Melrose is canceling elective surger- crash at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Police reported to Saugus that ies and procedures after the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 10 Margin St. and 68 Driscoll Accidents they had received a call for an number of mostly unvacci- Doctors inject sisters Claudia Scott-Mighty, St.; at 4:44 p.m. Tuesday at exchange of firearms or paint- nated COVID-19 inpatients left, and Althea Scott-Bonaparte, who are pa- 5005 Heatherwood Lane; at ball markers between vehicles. A report of a motor vehicle at its two campuses jumped tient-care directors, and Christine Scott, an crash at 3:52 p.m. Tuesday at 6:06 p.m. Tuesday at 93 Gard- Saugus Police reported finding to 134, up from a low of 16 in ICU nurse, with their second shot of the Pfizer Market Square and S Common ner St. and 50 Margin St.; at a parked vehicle with an airsoft mid-May. vaccine at New York-Presbyterian Lawrence Street; at 4:05 p.m. Tuesday 5:04 a.m. Wednesday at 2 gun inside. "They are tired. They are on Park Street; at 2:22 a.m. County St. and 91 Lynn St.; A report of a disturbance at thinking this is déjà vu Hospital in Bronxville, N.Y. Wednesday at 190 Lewis St.; at 8:47 a.m. Wednesday at 4:50 p.m. Tuesday at Target at all over again, and there ginning of the pandemic in they are thinking, 'Hmm, I at 1:18 p.m. Wednesday at Es- FedEx/Kinko’s at 240 Andover 400 Lynn Fells Parkway. Target is some anger because we early 2020. Hospitalizations don't know if I will get it.'" sex and Stewart streets. St.; at 11:51 a.m. Wednesday reported a man and two small know that this is a largely for the disease rose to 844 As lead pastor of one of A report of a hit-and-run mo- at 56 Washington St. and 5 children were playing a violin preventable situation, and statewide, up more than Missouri's largest churches, tor vehicle crash at 4:15 p.m. Aborn St. in the parking lot and were re- people are not taking ad- 600 since mid-June. Jeremy Johnson has heard Tuesday at 436 Lowell St. A report of a hit-and-run mo- fusing to leave. Police reported vantage of the vaccine." "It is like seeing the car the reasons congregants A report of a motor vehicle tor vehicle crash at 9:58 p.m. the people left prior to their Across the U.S., the sev- wreck before it happens," don't want the COVID-19 crash with personal injury at Tuesday at 7 Andover Terrace. arrival. en-day rolling average for said Dr. James Williams, a vaccine. He wants them to 6:46 p.m. Tuesday at 570 One person was taken to daily new cases rose over clinical associate professor know it's not only OK to get Western Ave.; at 7:25 p.m. Salem Hospital after a motor SWAMPSCOTT the past two weeks to more of emergency medicine at vaccinated, it's what the Bi- Tuesday at 478 Chatham St. vehicle crash was reported at than 37,000 on Tuesday, up Texas Tech, who has recent- ble urges. A report of a motor vehicle 8:32 a.m. Wednesday at 82 Accidents from less than 13,700 on ly started treating more "I think there is a big influ- crash involving a police vehicle Lowell St. July 6, according to data COVID-19 patients. "None ence of fear," said Johnson, at 12:25 p.m. Wednesday at A report of a pedestrian ac- from Johns Hopkins Uni- of us want to go through whose Springfield-based 65 Memorial Park Ave. Complaints cident with injuries at Home- versity. Health officialsthis again." church also has a campus Goods at 1:43 p.m. Tuesday. blame the delta variant and He said the patients are in Nixa and another about Assaults A report of suspicious activ- slowing vaccination rates. younger — many in their to open in Republic. "A ity at 2:38 a.m. Wednesday at Animals Just 56.2 percent of Amer- 20s, 30s and 40s — and fear of trusting something A report of an assault at 198 Washington St. A caller re- icans have gotten at least overwhelmingly unvacci- apart from scripture, a 12:14 p.m. Wednesday at 391 ported his neighbor had seen Animal control was notified one dose of the vaccine, ac- nated. fear of trusting something Chatham St. a man going through cars. The about a raccoon in a trash cording to the Centers for "People were just begging apart from a political party suspect was described as a barrel at the police station at Disease Control and Pre- for this," he said of the vac- they're more comfortable Breaking and Entering tall, skinny Hispanic man with 10:37 a.m. Tuesday. vention. cine. "And remarkably it following. A fear of trusting a goatee who was dressed in In Louisiana, health of- was put together within a in science. We hear that: 'I A report of a motor vehi- all black. Complaints ficials reported 5,388 new year, which is just astonish- trust in God, not science.' cle breaking and entering at Suspicious activity was re- COVID-19 cases Wednes- ing. People don't even ap- But the truth is science and 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at 32 ported at 9:24 a.m. Wednes- A report of fireworks in the day — the third-highest preciate that. Within a year, God are not something you Shepard St. day on Railroad Avenue. A fire area of Atlantic Avenue and daily count since the be- we got a vaccine. And now have to choose between." lieutenant reported homeless Humphrey Street at 5:21 a.m. Complaints people had broken into the Tuesday. A report of a woman pan- A report of a gunshot at project mobility vehicle and Weinstein pleads not guilty to were living in there. Police re- handling outside HomeGoods 11:32 a.m. Tuesday at 78 at 2:56 p.m. Tuesday. Rockaway St. ported it did not appear to be a break-in. The fire department A report of extremely loud sexual assaults in California Overdose gave the woman a day to move music coming from Vinnin her residence to a new loca- Square at 5:52 p.m. Tuesday. By Andrew Dalton involves five women in inci- man said of the charges A report of an overdose at tion. Report of a suspicious ASSOCIATED PRESS dents spanning from 2004 after the hearing. "We are 7:51 p.m. Tuesday at 170 Lib- person in a car behind Uno to 2013. Most are said to confident that if we have a erty St. Overdose Restaurant at 7:10 p.m. Tues- LOS ANGELES — Har- have taken place in the ho- fair trial he will be acquit- day. vey Weinstein pleaded not tels in Beverly Hills and Los ted." Vandalism A report of an overdose at A Shelton Road resident guilty in a Los Angeles Angeles that the New York- The terms of Weinstein's 4:26 p.m. Tuesday at 7-Eleven called at 7:50 p.m. Tuesday to courtroom Wednesday to based Weinstein would extradition require that his A report of vandalism at at 23 Newbury St. report that the alarm on a car four counts of rape and make his headquarters for trial begin by November. 11:40 a.m. Tuesday at 20 Lin- parked outside had been going seven other sexual assault Hollywood business. Some Werksman said Weinstein coln St. Theft off for several hours. counts. took place during Oscars had yet to waive that right. Police received a report at Sheriff's deputies brought week, when his films were But it would be unusual A report of a larceny at 3:15 MARBLEHEAD 11:02 p.m. Tuesday of a car the 69-year-old convicted perennial contenders be- for the trial to begin that p.m. Tuesday at Precision Colli- in the train station parking lot rapist into court in a wheel- fore the #MeToo movement quickly. Weinstein returns Complaints sion Repair & Auto Painting at that was running, unoccupied chair. He was wearing a 58 Pulaski St. A caller reported brought him down. to court for a motions hear- and making a lot of noise. The brown jail jumpsuit and He pleaded not guilty to ing next week. A West Shore Drive resident tools were stolen from his vehi- car was gone when police ar- face mask. Attorney Mark four counts of rape, four The women were not called at 7:31 a.m. Tuesday to cle while it was being repaired. rived. Werksman entered the plea counts of forcible oral copu- identified in the indict- complain that there were no The caller later told police that Report of a person walk- for the disgraced movie mo- he didn’t want to file a report. lation, two counts of sexual ment. “Crosswalk Ahead” signs on ing down the middle of Burrill gul a day after Weinstein A larceny was reported at battery by restraint and one A New York jury found the street and that cars were Street setting off fireworks at was extradited to Califor- speeding. 9:46 a.m. Wednesday at Ar- count of sexual penetration Weinstein guilty of rap- 1:27 a.m. Wednesday. nia from New York, where Report of a car which almost rington Towing at 151 New- by use of force, charges that ing an aspiring actress in A Carson Terrace resident he was serving a 23-year together could bring a sen- 2013 in a Manhattan ho- hit two bicyclists and a pedes- bury St. Items were reported reported at 4:04 a.m. Wednes- trian at 8:58 a.m. Tuesday on missing from a vehicle. Police prison term. tence of 140 years. tel room and forcibly per- day that they heard a car alarm Weinstein spoke only to Werksman told the judge forming oral sex on a TV Atlantic Avenue. took a report for four items that go off and could see that the say "thank you" to Judge that he was filing doc- and film production assis- An Auburndale Road res- were taken. hood of their husband’s car Sergio Tapia, who wished uments requesting the tant in 2006 at his Man- ident called at 12:32 p.m. was open. Tuesday to report that for the SAUGUS him good luck as the hear- dismissal of three of the hattan apartment. past month, she had seen her Hazardous conditions ing ended. counts, saying they were He is appealing that con- neighbor dumping a liquid at Accidents He now awaits a second beyond the statute of lim- viction, seeking a new trial. the base of her privacy trees. A report of a tree down and trial on a second coast, and itations. Weinstein maintains his in- Police received an anony- A report of a pedestrian no power on Roy Street at 1:35 the possibility of another "They're baseless, they're nocence and contends that mous complaint at 1:52 p.m. struck by a motor vehicle at a.m. Wednesday. lengthy sentence. from long, long ago, they're any sexual activity was con- Weinstein's indictment uncorroborated," Werks- sensual. Louisiana House fails to reverse transgender sports ban veto By Melinda Deslatte overridden so far. den a gubernatorial veto. happening," the governor ASSOCIATED PRESS While the Senate nar- Edwards learned of the said. rowly agreed to the veto failure while on the air for The Republicans' failure BATON ROUGE, La. override, the House fell his monthly radio show. came in an unprecedented — Louisiana House law- two votes short of the He said the veto override veto session, the first time makers Wednesday failed needed two-thirds sup- would have risked mak- under the nearly 50-year- to overturn Democratic port required to bypass ing Louisiana lose major old constitution that law- Gov. John Bel Edwards' the governor. Republi- sporting events or con- makers came back to the veto of legislation ban- cans were unable to sway ventions for a problem Louisiana Capitol to con- ning transgender athletes the handful of Democrats that does not exist. sider enacting bills a gov- from school sports teams, needed to reach the super- "The last thing you want ernor had rejected. The a significant blow to Re- majority hurdle to mark to do is to lose those ma- prior two veto overrides PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS publican-led efforts to what would have been jor events in exchange for in the 1990s happened in enact the new law in an the first time in nearly 30 House Speaker Clay Schexnayder waits to hear a bill that doesn't change a regular session when historic veto session that years that the Louisiana results of votes in the Senate Chambers during anything on the ground lawmakers already were has seen no bill rejections Legislature has overrid- a veto session in Baton Rouge, La. in Louisiana. It just isn't in the building. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY JULY 22, 2021 Reps drive Condo parking dispute road funding Blossoms in Lynn

BLOSSOM for region From A1 in support of the project FUNDING the train emerging from from Ward 6 councilor From A1 the worst impacts of the Fred Hogan, City Council pandemic, it’s more im- President and mayoral for maintenance on small portant than ever that our candidate Darren Cyr and bridges, roads and streets infrastructure be up to the Economic Development that are not covered by task,” said state Rep. Lori & Industrial Corporation the state. Without Chap- Ehrlich (D-Marblehead). (EDIC/Lynn) Executive ter 90, a lot of towns and “Coming from coast- Director James Cowdell. cities would not be able to al communities where In his letter, Hogan said afford the maintenance in storms cause ongoing the property currently their budget.” damage to our roads, I’m houses a “closed, defunct In addition, the bill pro- proud to share that this newspaper-printing facil- vides funding for state- bill includes more than $2 ity and has been a blight wide projects, allocating million in direct Chapter on the neighborhood for $25 million to each of six 90 funds for our district, many years. programs. The Municipal as well as statewide dol- “Neighbors have regu- Small Bridge Program lars to reduce bottlenecks, larly contacted me to com- supports replacement or support electric vehicles, plain about the neglected, preservation of structur- upgrade bus stops and underutilized, under-de- ally-deficient local bridg- lanes and more.” veloped property on Blos- es that are not eligible som Street,” Hogan said. for existing federal aid The bill also includes language clarifying that “New homeowners will be programs and the Local moving to these complexes Bottleneck Program ad- transportation infrastruc- ture projects are an al- with disposable income to dresses localized traffic spend in Lynn businesses.” bottlenecks to improve lowable use of American Rescue Plan Act funds, Hogan said the develop- traffic flow and reduce ITEM PHOTO | JAKOB MENENDEZ consistent with U.S. Trea- ments on Blossom Street idling and emissions. will “dramatically alter The other areas of in- sury guidelines. Condominium construction is underway at 164 Blossom St. The devel- “It is crucial for our com- the neighborhood for the oper, Patrick McGrath, is planning another condominium project at 150 vestment are electric-ve- better” by bringing in new hicle infrastructure, munities to have access Blossom St. to safe and reliable pub- tenants, and could be the transit-supportive infra- catalyst for bringing back lic transportation, espe- they said would not be af- and walk. He said there a Zipcar kiosk under the structure such as dedicat- the Lynn-Boston Ferry; cially now that more and fordable for the average is not enough space for all bridge, and enforcing res- ed bus lanes and bus and the two developments are more people are hitting Lynn resident. of the people who would ident stickers in the area. train stations, bus priori- located near the ferry ter- the roads and returning to Neighbors said they are be moving into these new The ZBA did not vote on tization and enhancement minal. work,” said state Rep. Pe- against the parking peti- Blossom Street develop- the parking petition Tues- projects and enhance- While the project has ter Capano (D-Lynn). tion because it is already ments, when factoring day, opting instead to con- ments to transit and com- garnered support from Tréa Lavery can be difficult for them to find in the lack of parking for tinue the discussion at its muter rail stations. city officials, 10 residents “As we get back on the reached at tlavery@item- street parking, so adding current residents of the Aug. 17 meeting. spoke in opposition at the road, on the bus and on live.com. another 90 units to the neighborhood. In the meantime, the meeting, many of them neighborhood will make it Cyr agreed with this ZBA instructed the devel- living in the surrounding nearly impossible. statement, but said the opers to work with neigh- area, including Alley, Har- One man said he has to problem is a citywide is- bors and Hogan, who is bor and Shepard streets. drive around his neigh- sue; there is an issue with ward councilor for the Some said they are against borhood multiple times parking no matter where area, to figure out a park- this project because of the looking for somewhere to you go in Lynn, he said. ing plan that all parties strain it will put on street park when he gets home To combat this issue, he can agree on. parking and traffic. Oth- from work; he added that suggested implementing Allysha Dunnigan can ers were repelled by the he usually has to park fur- angled parking spaces on be reached at adunnigan@ high condo prices, which ther away from his home Blossom Street, adding itemlive.com. Lynnfield bell mystery: Solved

BELL Ross immediately called were able to salvage three to his delight. From A1 Jim Fletcher, the road pieces of granite from the “For myself, it was al- commissioner. The duo old foundation. ways a joy to hear it ring,” building a new one back in moved the bell to the high- “Now the plan was to re- he said. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK the early 1960s. This let- way department garage store the old bell and take Mansfield said the exact Michael Marston of Nahant looks on with his ter is a tale of how, thanks for storage. The letter did two sections of the old dates when the old Town to Ross, the bell was saved attorney, Meredith Reeves, as Associate Jus- not state how two mor- foundation and place it on Hall was demolished and and lives to this day on the tals managed to move the the common where they tice Tom Drexler reads the charges against when the bell was moved Marston in Essex County Superior Court in Sa- common.” bell, which is estimated to sit today,” Ross wrote. “We Ross, who served on to the common as detailed lem on Wednesday. weigh 2,500 pounds. then remounted the old the commission in the Some time later, Ross bell on top of the granite.” in Ross’ letter is unclear. 1960s, wrote the letter to had a conversation with It didn’t take long for “There are a lot of con- then-President of the Lyn- Pete Pearson, a former the bell to become an at- flicting dates in the Lyn- Nahant man pleads nfield Historical Society park commissioner, who tractive nuisance for chil- nfield (A Heritage Pre- Edie Richard after read- informed Ross that the dren, who routinely rang served) book that outlines ing an article she wrote foundation of the old Town it, mostly at night and on Lynnfield’s history and guilty to child rape, about the bell, which ap- Hall was made of granite weekends. when the new Town Hall peared in a local newspa- mined from a quarry in “This happened so often was built,” Mansfield said, per in December 2001. South Lynnfield, off Ledge that the neighbors in the adding he believes it was human trafficking Ross wrote that at the Road. immediate neighborhood the early 1960s, perhaps time the old Town Hall “As I remember, there complained to the park 1963. GUILTY ty for his crimes and ex- was being torn down, were two quarries known commissioners,” Ross said. For Ross, the letter was pressed his remorse for there was a row of garages as the first and second Ross contacted commer- From A1 all about Paul Harvey. the acts he has committed. on the back portion of the quarry, as they were in the cial artist Arthur Hol- “I feel like Paul Harvey figure. The victim has Marston will be required property that were used by same area as Nells Hole,” brook, who designed and since started a job and is to register as a sex offender the Parks and Cemetery Ross said. mounted a clamp inside on the radio with his com- back in school. and as of Wednesday, he is and Tree departments. Ross said, “As chairman the bell to prevent it from mentary,” he said. “Now, as Prior to the sentencing, prohibited from having any Ross said he noticed the of the board, I made a mo- being rung. (he) would say, ‘and now Meredith Reeves, the at- contact with the victim. bell in the corner of one of tion to place the bell some- Ross said the clamp was you know the rest of the torney who represented Sam Minton can be those garages, “about to be where on the common.” removed several years lat- story.’” Marston, said her client reached at sminton@item- loaded onto a dump truck Ross reached out to er for a period of time for Anne Marie Tobin can be has taken responsibili- live.com. to be taken to the dump.” Fletcher and together they unknown reasons, much reached at itemlive.com. Beyond Walls and Harbor Voices to open installation in Lynn

By Allysha Dunnigan caregivers and community ITEM STAFF for their tireless support. But, they are still process- LYNN — Beyond Walls ing the trauma resulting — the creative place-mak- from the pandemic,” Ben- ing nonprofit dedicated to enson said. “This installa- activating public spaces to tion is meant to help heal strengthen communities — the young people in Lynn teamed up with public art as we emerge from a chal- collective Harbor Voices to lenging period.” create an immersive instal- Beyond Walls Founder lation featuring the voices and Chief Executive Offi- of 100 youths from Lynn. This interactive exhibit cer Al Wilson said Harbor and audio documentary Voices and Beyond Walls installation, dubbed Truth designed Truth Be Told Be Told, was funded by to provide a platform for Mass Humanities and will Lynn youth to express be presented at 451 Broad themselves through art St. from July 22-24. and storytelling. The opening event on “This new installation July 22 — which will run gives voice to the challeng- from 6 to 9 p.m. — is free es experienced by youth and open to the public, during this unprecedent- and will feature a perfor- ed time,” Wilson said. “But mance by hip-hop artist more importantly, Truth and Berklee College of Be Told showcases the Music professor Cliff No- Beyond Walls and Harbor Voices are opening an interactive installation featuring the voices of ideas, ideals and aspira- tez, along with food and 100 Lynn youth residents. tions expressed by our cocktails. Notez leads Har- young people.” bor Voice’s spoken-word economic crisis and ra- line platform. ries submitted by aspiring the need for significant For more information workshops and is an cial injustice occurring The new installation is Lynn artists and writers community involvement on Truth Be Told and the award-winning artist, mu- throughout the country. an extension of an earlier — ages 5 to 21 — into during these unprecedent- schedule of presentations, sician, and filmmaker. Beyond Walls put out a Truth Be Told multime- large-scale murals, post- ed times. visit https://www.harbor- The inspiration behind call for entries for Truth dia production that incor- ers and performances. “The kids who partic- voices.com/. this installation stems Be Told, inviting students porated more than 300 Harbor Voices Director ipated in Truth Be Told Allysha Dunnigan can from a response to the from the district to submit photographs, drawings, Stephanie Benenson said expressed their gratitude be reached at adunnigan@ COVID-19 outbreak, the their stories onto an on- paintings, poems and sto- the installation reflects for the teachers, parents, itemlive.com. THURSDAY JULY 22, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7

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FLIES alert, Fralick said, ex- From A1 plaining that Kiszewski has warned that the  ies area, not just the brook can cause “a heightened now, to see if there’s any health risk.” dead or rotten carcasses “Just in the fact that they to speak of that might be can lay eggs in food and causing it,” he said. what-have-you and they Fralick also stressed can cause gastrointestinal that the town’s health de- distress and things of that ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK partment is going “as fast Michael Lucerto, who runs Inc.ubate Coworking in Lynn, adds his handprint to the wall of Er- as they can” to try to nd a nature,” said Fralick. “So, solution. He said the town obviously this is a situa- nie’s Harvest Time in Lynn during a celebration of the completion of the mural painted by Mi- has to identify and elimi- tion we’re trying to rectify chael Aghahowa and Cinda Danh. nate the source of the  ies as soon as possible and we before releasing a time- empathize with the people line to the public detail- it’s affecting.” ing when the effects could Sam Minton can be possibly die down. reached at sminton@item- Residents should be on live.com. Let Us Help You Become a Happy Homeowner! Of cials work at the We offer competitive rates on a wide scene of the array of Mortgage products, including: Roosevelt Circle over- pass on • Fixed Rate Mortgages I-93 south- bound in Medford. • Adjustable Rate

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Hood Ink Tattoo Zoo Owner Jeffrey Brito, left, stands with his daughter Juju Brito, and Jeison Gonzalez, the store director of Staples in Brighton, holds his son, Alex, in front of the tattoo shop on Wednesday.

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Lynn’s Hood Ink Tattoo Zoo donates school supplies, offers $20 tattoos By Allysha Dunnigan that all these people will so if we can help them out ITEM STAFF be here for the promo, I we’re going to,” Brito said. figured we’d host the drive When he has items to ITEM PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN LYNN — Hood Ink too, and a $1,200 raffle.” donate, Brito said word Tattoo Zoo celebrated its Brito credited his travels fast between social Dennis Desroches is Peabody’s new director of health, wellness and three-year anniversary longtime friend Jeison media and word of mouth. athletics. on Wednesday by hosting Gonzalez — who is a He also partners with Ward a back-to-school drive, store director at Staples 6 Councilor Fred Hogan to where $20 tattoos were in Brighton and is from support children and those also offered. Lynn — for making the in need in the community. Desroches steps into The tattoo parlor had drive possible, as he was “If we don’t do things about 250 boxes filled able to obtain a donation like this, then who’s going with pencils, pens, glue, of more than 200 boxes of to?” Brito said. “I’m not the erasers and crayons — all school supplies to distrib- type of person to just stand new role in Peabody donated by Staples — out- ute to the neighborhood. around and wait for some- side of its establishment. “I grew up in Lynn and body to give me a hand.” By Anne from the elementary Peabody High over the A line formed from the I remember when I was He said he hopes to con- Marie Tobin schools right on up to the last 10-plus years. front of the business, a kid, people would do tinue to spread the word ITEM STAFF high school. Desroches has coached located at 515 Boston St., stuff like this and help me about these donation “I will be learning a the girls soccer team for and wrapped around onto out, so I just like to give drives so he can reach PEABODY — Pea- lot more from them than 13 seasons, winning a Childs Street as people it back and help out my more people. body has a new athletic they will be learning from state Division 1 title in waited in line to get a $20 community,” Brito said. Brito is also friends director — and a whole me.” 2011 and qualifying for lot more. tattoo from about 30 dif- In the past, Brito has with the owners of the On the athletics side, the tournament year after Carroll Elementary ferent available designs. hosted food drives, includ- neighboring business- Desroches feels he is year. Desroches got his School physical education In regards to the school ing giving away turkeys es and said they have blessed to have an equally start in October 2007 as teacher Dennis Des- supply drive, Hood Ink around Thanksgiving; teamed up together in the talented and experienced interim coach and was roches has recently been Owner Jeffrey Brito giveaways consisting of past to implement food coaching staff. appointed coach the fol- named the district’s di- said he tries to do some electronics, sneakers and drives and to bring the “Season to season we lowing spring. rector of health, wellness kind of drive every two to clothes; and even donating neighborhood together. have veteran coaches that Desroches has also and athletics. three weeks — whether it bags filled with personal “Sometimes we have a lot have been around who coached the girls lacrosse “We had an incredible be school supplies, clothes protective equipment of things that we take for have great accomplish- team to prominence, pool of candidates for this or food — and decided to during the pandemic. granted, but there’s people ments so I am fortunate leading the team to tour- sought-after position, but do the drive on the same About two weeks ago, out there that really don’t to be able to work with one candidate rose above nament berths the last day as the $20 tattoo Brito distributed more have much,” Brito said. them,” he added. “I appre- five years and to winning offering in order to draw than 300 boxes of school “These are our people and and that was Dennis,” said Superintendent of ciate the role that I will seasons in 10 of the last in more people. supplies and he plans this is where we’re from. be heading into and I look 11 seasons. “I like to use my platform to host another school We might not be able to Schools Dr. Josh Vada- la. “Dennis has been a forward to a great year.” Vadala said Desroches’ for different things, so for supply giveaway at the help everybody, but if we “I’m excited that your organization and commu- our three-year anniversary annual Shoe City Basket- can at least help one per- consistent leader in the Peabody Public Schools background shows a lot nication skills are “top I’m doing a promo for $20 ball Classic during the son it makes a difference.” of experience and you notch” and will be key tattoos and combining it first weekend in August. Allysha Dunnigan can for the past 20 years. His work leading the elemen- are already well aware in making a successful with the school supply “A lot of kids out here can’t be reached at adunnigan@ of how things are here transition. drive,” Brito said. “Knowing really afford all of this stuff, itemlive.com. tary health and wellness curriculum and his suc- and how passionate we “Dennis is extremely cess as a coach will be a are about our sports,” organized and an effec- huge asset.” School Committee mem- tive communicator. His Desroches replaces Bob ber Brandi Carpenter strong relationships with Local news in the palm of your hand Bua, who himself suc- said, following Desroches’ students, families and ceeded longtime athletic introduction at Tuesday’s community members will director and Peabody committee meeting. help make his transition Athletics Hall-of-Fame Fellow member Bever- to this position a smooth member Phil Sheridan ley Griffin Dunne said one,” Vadala said. “He has in 2017. she is “thrilled” to have really helped to develop a Bua stepped down Desroches on board. lot of the K-5 health and earlier this year to return Committee member wellness curriculum and to the classroom at the Joe Amico said he hopes has been a leader in pro- high school as a history Desroches’ ability to con- fessional development. I teacher. nect with middle school am confident that he will Desroches — who has student-athletes will help help grow and support also taught PE at the keep them in the district. our athletic programs Welch Elementary School “He will do a nice job and our K-12 health and — will be responsible helping recruit mid- wellness curriculum.” not only for athletics and dle-school kids to stay “Thank you for taking physical education, but in Peabody,” Amico said. this on,” said Athletics comprehensive health “The one thing you bring and Wellness Subcommit- and wellness programs as is to be able to talk to sev- tee Chairman Andrew Full digital access for only $9.99 per month. well, all of it district-wide enth and eighth graders Arnotis. “We’ve talked and spanning grades and say, ‘come to the high about what this role can 50% off your rst month of digital access K-12. school.’ I think you are be and where we could “This is a very demand- going to be able to help go with it. From Higgins when you use coupon code itemie ing role, as is any role in us get some really good sports to expanding our education, but I’ve been a student-athletes coming college athletes when at checkout at www.itemlive.com teacher and coach for 20 to the high school.” they leave us, there are a years and these jobs I’ve With the appointment, lot of opportunities there. Eires Juy 31 had over the years have Deroches is walking away We’re happy to work with prepared me for this role,” from two programs he you in any way to help said Desroches. “I’ve been helped build into argu- our athletes be as suc- fortunate to have an in- ably not only two of the cessful as possible.” Offer available to new subscribers only credible staff of veterans strongest in the North- Anne Marie Tobin can in the Health and Physi- eastern Conference, but be reached at atobin@ cal Education department two of the strongest at itemlive.com. WEATHER LOTTERY

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©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B THURSDAY JULY 22, 2021 Newhall named 2021 Item Player of the Year for softball Brooke Warren (Lynn Clas- Year — contributed all over ITEM ALL-STARS sical); Abby Bettencourt the eld for Peabody, but By Mike Alongi (Peabody); Chloe Shapleigh her main weapon was her ITEM SPORTS EDITOR (Lynn eld); and Lauren pitching arm. The clear ace Donovan (Marblehead). of the Tanners’ staff, Bet- After putting together Grossi batted .485 on the tencourt put up an ERA of one of the most consistent year with a .571 on-base 1.25 in 79 2/3 innings pitching seasons in recent percentage and an eye-pop- pitched. Her 107 strikeouts memory, St. Mary’s junior ping .911 slugging percent- helped lead Peabody to the Lily Newhall has been age. The CCL all-star laced NEC North title, and her named the 2021 Item Play- six home runs and nine peak came in the opening er of the Year for softball. doubles on her way to rack- round of the Division 1 Newhall did it all for the ing up a North Shore-lead- North tournament when Spartans this year, starting ing 31 RBI, while also she threw a perfect game on the mound as the team’s stealing six bases. in a 6-0 win over Haverhill. ace. She threw 143 innings DiBiasio was one of the She also got the job done and racked up a 19-3 re- toughest outs in the area in with the bat, becoming one cord that included three 2021, batting .385 for the of the Tanners’ most reli- shutout victories. This sea- season with an on-base able hitters over the course son she allowed 32 earned percentage of .426 and a of the year with a batting runs on 114 hits, 32 walks .564 slugging percentage average of .484 and 20 RBI. and ve hit batters. Ne- — good enough to be named Shapleigh, who played whall nished the year a CCL all-star. She notched shortstop for the Pioneers, with an incredible 183 a home run, had 19 RBI led her team in hitting strikeouts — by far the and stole eight bases while with a batting average of most on the North Shore. only striking out ve times .630. She also led the team A CCL All-Star selection, all year. in runs scored (25), RBI Newhall also got it done at Warren was one of the (22) and home runs (four). the plate. Despite an 0-for- senior leaders for Classical, A Cape Ann League rst- 11 start, Newhall nished getting the job done on the team all-star, Shapleigh the year with a .367 bat- mound and at the plate. will be off to Endicott Col- ting average, .448 on-base Warren started every one lege this fall as a two-sport percentage and a .591 slug- of the Rams’ 13 games this athlete in softball and ging percentage. Newhall spring, striking out 88 bat- hockey. had 18 hits, including a ters and putting up an Donovan was one of the home run and ve extra ERA of 2.70. She also had a top pitchers on the North base hits while knocking in solid year at the plate, bat- Shore this year, striking out 120 batters in 90 in- 11 RBI. ting an even .400 and an- nings of work and putting There were also six play- choring the middle of the up an ERA of 2.25 — earn- ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS ers who were named to the order. ing NEC all-conference 2021 All-Item Team for soft- Bettencourt — who was After a season that saw her throw more innings (143) and strike out more honors. ball in Alyssa Grossi (St. named the Northeastern batters (183) than anyone else on the North Shore, St. Mary’s junior Lily Mary’s), Marina DiBiasio; Conference Player of the ALL-STARS, B2 Newhall has been named the 2021 Item Player of the Year for softball.

ITEM PHOTO | JAKOB MENENDEZ Peabody West’s Marc Bettencourt went 2-for-4 with a home run and three RBI in a win over North COURTESY PHOTO | ST. JOHN’S PREP ATHLETICS Andover in the opening game of the Little League Section 4 Tournament Wednesday evening. St. John’s Prep has hired Brian Jasiak as the school’s new golf coach. Peabody West rallies to beat North Andover St. John’s Prep hires 7-6 win over North Ando- when they were down 6-1, with a home run and an SECTION 4 BASEBALL ver in the opening game of they never stopped ght- RBI, while Ty Lomasney By Mike Alongi the Little League Section ing when they were down went 2-for-2 with two RBI. alum Jasiak as new ITEM SPORTS EDITOR 4 Tournament Wednesday 6-3 and they never stopped Jimmy DiCarlo added an RBI in the win, while BEVERLY — Down ve evening at Harry Ball ghting after we tied it up. Jackson Taylor and Ryan golf coach runs and facing its nal Field. What an incredible come- Skerry added hits. three outs, the Peabody “What an absolutely in- back.” Kobierski earned the DANVERS — St. John’s dent-athletes, creating West Little League base- credible effort from our Marc Bettencourt had a win on the mound in relief, Prep announced Wednes- connections at our local ball team put together a guys out there,” said Pea- huge game in the win, go- tossing 3 1/3 innings of day morning that it has golf courses and estab- ve-run rally in the top of body West Coach Mark ing 2-for-4 with a home appointed former Eagle lishing strong relation- Bettencourt. “The kids run and three RBI. Bren- scoreless ball. the sixth to force extra in- Brian Jasiak (’07) to take ships within our confer- nings before grabbing a never stopped ghting dan Kobierski went 1-for-2 PEABODY WEST, B2 the helm of the school’s ence and with other varsity golf team. opponents we face A native of Newburyp- throughout the fall. I’m ort and now a resident of excited for Brian to lead Parks and Rec summer baskeball rolls on North Reading, the our golf team, and look 32-year-old will head a forward to working with By Mike Alongi Pizza Lovers then moved Merryman led the way for was the top scorer for So- powerhouse program him to carry on the proud ITEM SPORTS EDITOR on to face Lazy Dog Sports Cataldo Ambulance with limine Funeral Home that has produced a 73-6 and successful tradition Bar in the second game, 16 points. with 11 points, while Lou- record in the past ve LYNN — The Lynn of the sport here.” notching another one- In the second mid- is Ledesma scored ve seasons — including an The Eagles notched Parks and Recreation point win, 13-12. This dle-school game, Dandreo points for Neal A. Price. abbreviated 9-0 cam- summer basketball league their third perfect season time it was Tyler Brown Brothers earned a 52-40 The night wrapped up paign in 2020. since 2007 last fall, and escaped any potential who led Pizza Lovers with win over Waste Manage- with a game between Soli- “As a Prep graduate, rain and got in a full slate the program hasn’t ab- four points, while Josiah ment. Andrew Marine mine Funeral Home and Brian has great knowl- sorbed more than three of six games across three Peralta led Lazy Dog scored a game-high 28 Columbia Insurance edge and understanding divisions Wednesday eve- regular-season losses in Sports Bar with nine points in the win, while Agency, with Solimine of our school community, the last 12 years. Be that ning. points. Xavier Jujus scored nine taking home a 37-35 win. mission and golf pro- In the rst game of the as it may, the Prep’s new In the middle-school di- points. Malik Johnson led Mack Petera scored 4 gram,” said St. John’s skipper maintains that elementary-school divi- vision, Gannon Building the scoring attack for points in the win, while Prep Athletic Director his primary role is not so sion, Pizza Lovers earned Association grabbed a Waste Management, fol- Sthiben Rivas scored 11 Jameson Pelkey, a resi- much to collect wins, but a slim 11-10 victory over convincing 58-29 win over lowed by Jose Paulino’s 12 points in the losing effort. dent of Groveland, upon rather to support his John’s Fuel Service. An- announcing the hire. “Be- Cataldo Ambulance. Jose points. The Lynn Parks and players on and off the thony Brown led Pizza ing involved with the pro- Martinez scored 18 points The rst high-school Recreation summer bas- course, enforce the rules Lovers with four points, in the win for Gannon game saw Solimine Fu- gram in some capacity for ketball league will make and also be there for them while Stephen Azzun Building Association, neral Home take down the move back to West nearly the last 10 years, outside of the game. scored four points for while Keith Chandler Neal A. Price by a score of Lynn for Thursday’s slate Brian has built a great John’s Fuel Service. added eight points. Rowan 36-11. Joshua Anderson of games. foundation with our stu- PREP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY JULY 22, 2021

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7:30 p.m...... MLS: Philadelphia at Orlando...... ESPN ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS 9:30 p.m...... MLS: Seattle at Austin...... ESPN Peabody’s Abby Bettencourt had a season to remember in 2021, throwing a perfect game and being Radio named the Northeastern Conference Player of the Year as a freshman. MLB 7:10 p.m...... NY Yankees at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 Item softball all-stars announced for 2021 ALL-STARS Faessler, Abby Fila, Me- Maude (Marblehead); Sverker (Salem); Leah MLB kayla Poisson (Lynn Clas- Emma Bloom, Isabel Bet- Ventre, Lily Ventre, Cat AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE From B1 East Division East Division sical); Kelsey McNeil tencourt, Avery Grieco, Schena (Saugus); Nico- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Also earning 2021 Item (Lynn English); Mia Mer- Logan Lomasney (Pea- lette Fraser, Riley Scanlon Boston 57 38 .600 _ New York 50 43 .538 _ All-Star Team selections curio (Bishop Fenwick); body); Adrianna Fusco, (Swampscott); Sofia Vitale Tampa Bay 57 39 .594 ½ Philadelphia 47 46 .505 3 New York 49 44 .527 7 Atlanta 46 48 .489 4½ for softball are Brooke Mo- Reilly Ganter (Lynnfield); Nina Cassinello (Revere); and Izzy Mahoney (Win- Toronto 48 43 .527 7 Washington 45 49 .479 5½ loney (St. Mary’s); Izzy Jolie Quintana, Ashleigh Cassadi O’Leary, Skylar throp). Baltimore 31 64 .326 26 Miami 40 55 .421 11 Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Chicago 58 37 .611 _ Milwaukee 56 41 .577 _ Cleveland 47 45 .511 9½ Cincinnati 49 47 .510 6½ Peabody West rallies to win Section 4 opener Detroit 45 51 .469 13½ Chicago 47 48 .495 8 Minnesota 40 55 .421 18 St. Louis 47 48 .495 8 Kansas City 39 55 .415 18½ Pittsburgh 36 60 .375 19½ PEABODY WEST West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB From B1 Houston 58 38 .604 _ San Francisco 59 35 .628 _ Oakland 55 42 .567 3½ Los Angeles 59 37 .615 1 “Brendan pitched in a Seattle 51 45 .531 7 San Diego 56 42 .571 5 Los Angeles 46 48 .489 11 Colorado 42 54 .438 18 very high-pressure situa- Texas 35 60 .368 22½ Arizona 30 68 .306 31 tion and came out on top,” Wednesday’s Games Oakland (Manaea 6-6) at Seattle (Flexen said Mark Bettencourt. Tampa Bay 5, Baltimore 4 9-3), 10:10 p.m. “He was a little nervous Kansas City 6, Milwaukee 3 Atlanta (Fried 7-5) at Philadelphia (TBD), at first, but he settled into Colorado 6, Seattle 3 7:05 p.m. San Diego 3, Atlanta 2, 7 innings, 1st San Diego (Snell 3-3) at Miami (TBD), 7:10 a groove and took us the game p.m. rest of the way.” N.Y. Mets 7, Cincinnati 0 Chicago Cubs (Alzolay 4-9) at St. Louis After the two teams bat- Arizona 6, Pittsburgh 4 (Kim 5-5), 7:15 p.m. tled to a scoreless tie Philadelphia at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. San Francisco (DeSclafani 10-4) at L.A. Boston at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Dodgers (Buehler 10-1), 10:10 p.m. through the first two in- Texas at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Friday’s Games nings, Peabody West fi- Cleveland at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Washington at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. nally broke through in Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 7:10 p.m. the top of the third. After p.m. Tampa Bay at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. San Diego at Atlanta, 5:20 p.m., 2nd game Toronto at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Lomasney notched the Miami at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Milwaukee, 8:10 first hit of the game on Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. p.m. either side to lead off the San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Detroit at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. inning, he advanced to Thursday’s Games L.A. Angels at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Texas (Foltynewicz 2-9) at Detroit (Alexan- Texas at Houston, 8:10 p.m. second and then third on der 1-1), 1:10 p.m. Oakland at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. a pair of passed balls. N.Y. Yankees (Montgomery 3-5) at Boston Arizona at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. That opened the door for (Houck 0-2), 7:10 p.m. Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. DiCarlo, who smacked a Tampa Bay (Patiño 1-2) at Cleveland (Quan- San Diego at Miami, 7:10 p.m. trill 2-2), 7:10 p.m. St. Louis at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. sacrifice fly to left field to L.A. Angels (Heaney 5-7) at Minnesota Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. give Peabody West a 1-0 (Maeda 4-3), 8:10 p.m. Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. lead. The score remained there until the bottom of ITEM PHOTO | JAKOB MENENDEZ TODAY IN SPORTS the fourth, when North Brendan Kobierski went 1-for-2 with a home run and an RBI while also July 22 leymanoglu takes the 141-pound Andover’s bats finally earning the win on the mound for Peabody West Wednesday evening. 11921 — Jim Barnes wins the U.S. division by hoisting 413 1/4 pounds. woke up. It started with a Men’s Open golf championship by 1998 — Jackie Joyner-Kersee ends leadoff single from Char- ver a 3-1 lead after smash- launched a two-run home of the seventh, Pasterick lie Grosso, then Ben Mar- edging Walter Hagen, Leo Diegel, her brilliant heptathlon career with ing a two-run home run run to make it a 6-3 game. once again got things tin followed that up with Jock Hutchinson and Fred McLeod. a victory at the Goodwill Games. It’s that nearly cleared the Kobierski followed that up started by reaching base a double to put runners left field bleachers. with a solo home run of 1962 — Gary Player of South Africa her fourth consecutive Goodwill title. on an error. Next up was on second and third. A two-run single from his own, then a single Marc Bettencourt, who becomes the first nonresident of the Earlier, the 4x400-meter relay world That’s when Ben Sulli- Martin and an RBI single from Skerry and a double knocked a deep RBI single United States to win the PGA cham- record of 2:54.29, set by the 1993 van-Lattuga — who also from Grosso pushed North from Taylor put the tying into the gap to make it a pionship. U.S. world championship team, is earned the start on the Andover’s lead to 6-1 after run in scoring position. Af- 7-6 game. 1963 — Sonny Liston knocks out broken. Michael Johnson, the anchor mound — came through five innings, and Peabody ter a strikeout put Pea- Kobierski finished Floyd Patterson in 2 minutes, 10 on that 1993 team, anchors this and helped his own cause West was down to its final body West down to its last things off from there, and seconds of the first round to retain team to a finish of 2:54.20. with an RBI single to give three outs. out, Lomasney stepped in Peabody West walked the world heavyweight title. Liston 2001 — David Duval shoots a 4-un- North Andover the lead. But they weren’t going and knocked a two-run away with the come-from- took the title from Patterson with a der 67 at Royal Lytham & St. Annes Although Martin was down without a fight. single up the middle to tie behind win. first-round knockout in Chicago on to win the British Open title, his first thrown out from right Cullen Pasterick got the game and send it to field for the second out, Peabody West is back in Sept. 25, 1962. major championship. He beats Swe- things started with a one- extra innings. Dunny Murphy was still out walk, then Marc Bet- And the momentum car- action Thursday night 1973 — Sue Berning wins the U.S. den’s Niclas Fasth by three strokes. able to give North Ando- tencourt stepped in and ried right over. In the top (7:30) against Reading. Women’s Open golf championship 2012 — Bradley Wiggins becomes for the third time with a five-stroke the first British cyclist to win the Tour victory over Gloria Ahret. de France by protecting the yellow 1984 — Kathy Whitworth becomes jersey during the final processional St. John’s Prep hires Jasiak as new golf coach the all-time winner in professional ride into Paris. Fellow Briton and Sky PREP porate accounting and fi- reports directly to the CEO Country Club. “My focus is teammate Christopher Froome fin- golf tournaments by capturing the From B1 nance from Bentley Uni- and is responsible for busi- on fostering a really great Rochester Open. Whitworth, with 85 ishes second, 3 minutes, 21 seconds versity with a minor in IT. ness strategy at the firm, culture and camaraderie. career wins, passes Sam Snead’s to- behind. “I’m a big culture guy,” A year-round club and which tracks and stream- This team is a family — tal of 84 PGA tournament victories. 2012 — Ernie Els wins his fourth said Jasiak, who takes the scholastic baseball player lines digital infrastructure not just the varsity, but the 1984 — Seve Ballesteros wins the major championship, rallying to baton from fellow Prep growing up, he walked on performance for giants like JV, too. British Open with a four-round 276, beat Adam Scott in the British Open alum Joe Rocha (’88), a with the Falcons as a ju- Amazon and Sony. “We’re going to make breaking the course record set by when the Aussie bogeys the last four Beverly resident, after five nior and made the squad Jasiak, who has already sure the program keeps el- years in the position. “The Ken Nagle in 1960 by two strokes. holes. Els starts the final round six as a left-handed pitcher, connected personally with evating with better cours- better these guys are doing playing a full season in the the team’s hopeful return- Tom Watson and Bernhard Langer shots behind and completes a flaw- es, a competitive schedule in school, the less stressed Division II Northeast-10 ees, believes his journey and season-ending events,” finish two strokes behind. less back nine with a 15-foot birdie out they’ll be and the bet- Conference. over the past decade makes Jasiak said. “All the guys 1990 — Nick Faldo wins his second putt for a 2-under 68. Scott was four ter they’ll perform. All the “I didn’t want to have him uniquely suited to in- on varsity started with our British Open in four years, defeating shots ahead with four holes to play. kids love golf, they play all any regrets,” Jasiak said of spire young men at St. JV. There’s no top four and Payne Stewart and Mark McNulty by 2013 — Ryan Braun, the 2011 the time, they all have his desire to play. John’s. bottom four in our lineup. five strokes. National League MVP, is suspended swing coaches. They’re go- After college, Jasiak “I’ve been in locker rooms We’ll track our success as a 1990 — American Greg LeMond for the rest of the season and the ing to make me look good, climbed the professional and I’ve walked on at the team. In a way, golf is the wins his second straight Tour de postseason, the start of sanctions not the other way around. ladder quickly, moving collegiate level, so I know I’m there to guide, lead and through project manage- what it’s like to be the new ultimate team sport. Ev- France. LeMond, a three-time winner, involving players reportedly tied to a eryone can have a bad does not win an individual stage in Florida clinic accused of distributing set them up for success.” ment roles at J.P. Morgan guy and to be a leader, like After receiving his diplo- and Moody’s before hitch- during my time at St. round, but you can get the 21-stage race. Italy’s Claudio Chi- performance-enhancing drugs. ma from the Prep, a place ing on with DraftKings, John’s,” said Jasiak, whose picked up by the next guy. appucci, the leader two days earlier, 2017 — Branden Grace sets the he says taught him to “be Inc. in an events-and-pro- lifelong relationship with My role is to make them finishes second, 2:16 behind. scoring mark in majors with a 62 smart, get a great educa- motions role when the the sport of golf began at better student-athletes 1996 — Naim Suleymanoglu of Tur- in the British Open at Royal Birk- tion and live a holistic life company was just three age four thanks to his and well-rounded mem- key becomes first Olympic weight- dale, the lowest round in 442 major in society,” Jasiak earned a years old. Now a senior grandparents’ member- bers of the Prep communi- lifter to win three gold medals. Su- championships. Bachelor of Science in cor- manager at Catchpoint, he ship at Haverhill Golf and ty, and beyond.” THURSDAY JULY 22, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Life expectancy in 2020 saw biggest drop since WWII

By Mike Stobbe sion. Health officials have more temporary threats months. That was the low- ASSOCIATED PRESS not tracked Hispanic life like pandemics or war est the lowest life expec- expectancy for nearly as that might not endanger tancy for that population NEW YORK — U.S. life long, but the 2020 decline those newborns in their since 2002. expectancy fell by a year was the largest recorded lifetimes. —COVID-19’s role var- and a half in 2020, the one-year drop. For decades, U.S. life ied by race and ethnicity. largest one-year decline The abrupt fall is “basi- expectancy was on the The coronavirus was re- since World War II, pub- cally catastrophic,” said upswing. But that trend sponsible for 90 percent of lic health officials said Mark Hayward, a Univer- stalled in 2015, for sever- the decline in life expec- Wednesday. The decrease sity of Texas sociology pro- al years, before hitting 78 tancy among Hispanics, for both Black Americans fessor who studies chang- years, 10 months in 2019. 68 percent among white and Hispanic Americans es in U.S. mortality. Last year, the CDC said, it was even worse: three people and 59 percent Killers other than dropped to about 77 years, among Black Americans. years. COVID-19 played a role. 4 months. The drop spelled out —Life expectancy fell Drug overdoses pushed Other findings in the nearly two years for men, by the Centers for Dis- life expectancy down, par- new CDC report: but about one year for ease Control and Pre- ticularly for whites. And —Hispanic Americans women, widening a long- vention is due mainly to rising homicides were a have longer life expectan- standing gap. The CDC the COVID-19 pandemic, small but significant rea- cy than white or Black which health officials said son for the decline for Americans, but had the estimated life expectancy is responsible for close to Black Americans, said largest decline in 2020. of 74 years, 6 months for 74 percent of the overall Elizabeth Arias, the re- The three-year drop was boys vs. 80 years, 2 months life expectancy decline. port’s lead author. the largest since the CDC for girls. More than 3.3 million Other problems affected started tracking Hispanic More than 80 percent of Americans died last year, Black and Hispanic people, life expectancy 15 years last year’s COVID deaths FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS far more than any other including lack of access to ago. were people 65 and old- year in U.S. history, with quality health care, more A couple walks through a park at sunset in —Black life expectan- er, CDC data shows. That COVID-19 accounting for crowded living conditions, Kansas City, Mo. cy dropped nearly three actually diminished the about 11 percent of those and a greater share of the years, to 71 years, 10 pandemic’s toll on life ex- deaths. population in lower-paying Life expectancy is an portant statistical snap- months. It has not been pectancy at birth, which is Black life expectancy has jobs that required them estimate of the average shot of a country’s health that low since 2000. swayed more by deaths of not fallen so much in one to keep working when the number of years a baby that can be influenced —White life expectancy younger adults and chil- year since the mid-1930s, pandemic was at its worst, born in a given year might both by sustained trends fell by roughly 14 months dren than those among during the Great Depres- experts said. expect to live. It’s an im- such as obesity as well as to about 77 years, 7 seniors. Senate GOP: Infrastructure bill expected to fail first test vote

By Lisa Mascaro President Joe and Kevin Freking Biden speaks ASSOCIATED PRESS during a WASHINGTON — Sen- meeting with ate Republicans expected in the Cabinet on Wednesday to reject an Room at the effort to begin debate on a White House. bipartisan infrastructure deal that senators brokered PHOTO | with President Joe Biden, ASSOCIATED PRESS though supporters are hoping they’ll get another chance in coming days. Biden’s third trip to reddish Ohio Democratic Senate Major- ity Leader Chuck Schumer scheduled a procedural PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pushes his economic agenda vote that he described as a Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., talks to reporters as chance to make the case Paduchik, adding that he step to “get the ball rolling” By Josh Boak he walks to the senate chamber ahead of a test ASSOCIATED PRESS against Democrats. The believes Biden also failed as talks progress. But Re- vote on Capitol Hill in Washington. state faces a heated Sen- “to protect Americans and publican senators say they WASHINGTON — Pres- ate election next year with our southern border.” want to view an analysis of ing with the White House unclear how events will ident Joe Biden just can’t the retirement of Repub- Violent crime, particu- the bill’s costs, how it’s paid and negotiating with our unfold. quit Ohio — even if it re- lican Rob Portman, who larly shootings and homi- for and a more detailed leg- Democratic colleagues.” Schumer said senators jected him in last year’s helped negotiate a $973 cides, have been on the islative text first. Senators from the Repub- are in the fourth week of election. billion infrastructure plan rise nationwide. But over- The measure is project- lican side are asking to de- negotiations after reach- The Democrat travels to with Biden that now faces all, far fewer crimes are ed to cost about $1 trillion lay the vote, sending a let- ing agreement on a broad Cincinnati on Wednesday an uncertain future in the committed than 10 years over five years with about ter to Schumer suggesting framework for infrastruc- to push his economic pol- evenly split Senate. ago. Cincinnati, for exam- $579 billion of that above they would support moving ture spending with the icies. It’s the third visit of The president’s visit will ple, saw a high number previously expected levels. forward Monday if certain White House. He said that his presidency to Ohio, the take him near the dan- of shootings and record “We’ve told him we’re not details are ready. Sen. Todd the vote is not meant to be only state he lost that he gerously outdated Brent homicides in 2020 as the ready, so we’re gonna vote Young, of Indiana says he a deadline for having ev- has visited multiple times. Spence Bridge — a choke- pandemic raged, accord- no, but we will be ready by signed the letter and is ery detail worked out. Ohio was once an electoral point for trucks and emer- ing to the city’s data. Ho- the end of this week. And “cautiously optimistic” they “My colleagues are well prize that could decide who gency vehicles between micides are slightly lower we’ve always thought that,” can reach a bipartisan deal. aware that we often agree occupied the White House, Ohio and Kentucky that this year, with 49 homi- said Sen. Rob Portman, But with Democrats to move forward with de- but its embrace of Republi- the past two presidents cides as of July 10 com- R-Ohio, a lead negotiator, anxious to follow up with bates on issues before we cans has tightened over the promised without success pared with 53 during the during an interview on a $3.5 trillion bill focused have the text in hand,” past decade. The visit is a to replace. But Republi- same period last year. CNBC. “We still have four on health care, climate Schumer said. “We’ve done testament to Biden’s belief cans are more focused on Before a town hall in or five issues we’re discuss- and social programs, it’s it twice this year already.” that going straight to vot- the increase in shootings Cincinnati to be shown ers will help cross a barbed and crime in Cincinnati, on CNN, Biden will visit a political divide. which they blame on Dem- training center for the In- Former ‘Bridgegate’ villain “Half of life is showing ocrats, although there are ternational Brotherhood of up, and Joe Biden shows a host of factors, including Electrical Workers to dis- up,” said John Anzalone, the coronavirus pandemic. cuss policies to create union Biden’s presidential cam- “President Joe Biden will jobs. The president can al- seeks political resurrection paign pollster. “He’s going visit a great city suffering ready say he’s delivered re- By David Porter to be a president for people from devastating levels sults for the area with $280 ASSOCIATED PRESS who voted for him and peo- of violent crime caused million in local relief funds ple who voted against him.” by the failed leadership for Cincinnati and $159 RAMSEY, N.J. — Brid- Ohio Republicans, for of Democrat Mayor John million for the surrounding get Kelly wants to talk their part, see the pres- Cranley,” said Ohio Re- Hamilton County from his about “Bridgegate.” idential attention as a publican Party Chair Bob coronavirus aid package. Not by choice, but be- cause she understands that the traffic scandal that roiled New Jersey Local news on your doorstep politics is something she carries like a bad tattoo. The former aide to Repub- lican ex-Gov. Chris Christie has been talking about the scandal a lot more these days as she seeks an ambi- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tious political resurrection. Bridget Kelly sits at her home in Ramsey, N.J. A year after the U.S. Su- preme Court tossed her that people, if I talk to them, purpose, documents and conviction for conspir- they kind of start to like me testimony later revealed, ing to create gridlock at and they know I’m as genu- was to get revenge against the George Washington ine as you’re going to be.” Fort Lee Mayor Mark Soko- Bridge to punish a may- The people of Bergen lich, a Democrat, for refus- or who wouldn’t endorse County initially got to ing to endorse Christie for her boss, Kelly is running know Kelly as part of a reelection. for election to the office of small group of Republican “Time for some traffic Bergen County clerk. political operatives who problems in Fort Lee,” Kel- Home delivery starts at only $4.50 per week. If she’s successful, it in 2013 had workers pur- ly wrote in an email that would mark a stunning posely block access lanes seemed like a smoking 50% off your rst month of home delivery turnaround in a saga that to the George Washington gun of culpability when it saw her go from being a Bridge to create four days later became public. relatively anonymous gov- of monster traffic jams in Kelly’s campaign to be- when you use coupon code dailyitem ernment functionary to a the suburb of Fort Lee. come the county clerk, criminal defendant and The backups trapped bus- an official responsible for at checkout at www.itemlive.com national butt of jokes. es carrying schoolchildren, handling the mundane but “I have nothing to hide blocked ambulances and in- important transactions of Expires July 31 from ‘Bridgegate’ at all. I furiated the masses of com- daily life — liens, mortgag- am happy to discuss it at muters trying to get over es, passports, photo cards length,” Kelly said in an in- the bridge into Manhattan. for veterans, naturaliza- terview with The Associated The cover story was that the tion records — could test Press. “I also think people lane closures were part of a the adage that there’s no Offer available to new subscribers only are tired of it. And I do think traffic study. But the true such thing as bad publicity. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY JULY 22, 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 Wife can’t convey uncertainty of pregnancy to husband DEAR ABBY: My hus- know about where your band and I have been to- Dear Abby is written by Abigail future is or is not head- gether for eight years, Van Buren, also known as Jeanne ing. married for two. We re- Phillips, and was founded by her DEAR ABBY: My dad cently started discussing has a hearing problem. having a family. I have mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact Every night he nods off in polycystic ovary syn- Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. his recliner. When it’s drome (PCOS), and it Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. time for me to go to bed may be difficult for me to and I turn the TV off, he get pregnant. I suffered a turns it right back on in- miscarriage earlier this stead of just going to bed year. Until it happened, I DEAR TROUBLED: time, her daughter like he should. I’m one of didn’t realize how badly I Please accept my sym- “Chloe” and I developed those people who needs feelings for each other. wanted a baby. pathy for your miscar- quiet in order to fall Chloe’s mom became We both feel we are asleep. Abby, this has riage. Because you ha- sick two years ago and been going on since I ready to be parents. How- ven’t been able to get has now passed away. I moved in here with my ever, I’m terrified that I through to your hus- love Chloe, but she parents. I have done ev- won’t be able to conceive band that the road to doesn’t want anyone to erything I can think of, or that I’ll lose the baby know about our affair. I parenthood may be but he just keeps doing it again. My husband is so don’t see how we can hide bumpy, enlist the assis- and I’m about ready to optimistic. He thinks ev- this any longer. Do you tance of your OB/GYN explode. erything will be fine and, think this relationship as soon as we decide to or your fertility spe- will work out? get pregnant, it will hap- cialist to explain it to IRRITATED pen. I have tried explain- him. That way, if what PONDERING IN DAUGHTER ing PCOS to him, but he you fear is true, you CALIFORNIA DEAR DAUGHTER: seems oblivious to what can better support each Have you tried enlisting could be our reality. other. I wish you both DEAR PONDERING: your mother’s help in get- I don’t know how to get good luck on this jour- You’re asking the ting through to your fa- through to him so he ney. wrong woman. It’s ther? Have you tried ear- won’t be severely disap- DEAR ABBY: I am 56 time for you to have a phones for him and pointed if having biologi- and I had an affair with a serious talk with Chloe earplugs for you? If the cal children isn’t in the woman I met 17 years answer to these questions cards for us. Do you have to ask why she doesn’t ago. We grew close and want anyone to know is yes, then you are either any suggestions? five years later we moved going to have to adjust or, in together. We separated about the affair. Her for the sake of your health TROUBLED IN five years after that, but answer will tell you ev- and sanity, find another TENNESSEE stayed friends. At that erything you need to place to live. BRIDGE

You must think first and play second Alexander Haig said, “The warning play from the dummy at trick one message we sent the Russians was without first counting winners and a calculated ambiguity that would be losers and forming a plan. However, clearly understood.” five minutes later, few do that. They Wouldn’t it be nice if we could ut- instantly plow forward, going down in ter “warning” to partner at the bridge contracts that they would have made table when the key moment has ar- following an advisory “warning” from rived? Then partner could step on the dummy. the brake, decide what to do and re- This deal is a good example. Too accelerate safely. But no such signal many players would see the oppor- is permitted. tunity to take three spade tricks, How should South play in today’s putting up dummy’s jack. However, three-no-trump contract after West then they would end with only seven leads a fourth-highest spade seven? tricks: three spades, two diamonds South showed a balanced 25-27 and two clubs. Declarer needs four points. He upgraded slightly because diamond winners, but that requires he had only aces and kings. This was unblocking the ace-king, then getting debatable for two reasons: If part- into the dummy to cash the queen ner had a four-card major, probably and jack. The only entry is the spade game in that suit would have been jack. So, as no doubt you have no- preferable. Also, partner could have ticed, South must win trick one in his been contributing nothing. hand, cash his diamonds and lead a I regularly advise students not to low spade toward dummy’s jack. THURSDAY JULY 22, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH THIS WEEK IN MOVIES

8 p.m. BRAVO Million Dollar Listing New York A new episode called “Virtual Insanity” nds Team A New Toon Hits The Floor Serhant hosting private showings with an Australian buyer who has never visited New York. The guy from Oz is willing to purchase property via video-confer- encing, though, if Ryan can meet his considerable demands. As they consider one property after an- other, the virtual showings eventually take them across the city to a listing currently being handled by Kirsten “KJ” Jordan. 8 p.m. FREE grown-ish After a deadly global pandemic throws the calen- dar for their senior year into chaos, the gang nal- ly returns to Cal U and begin trying to reassemble their life and career plans in a new episode called “Demons.” Meanwhile, Zoey (Yara Shahidi) confronts a sobering reality that requires her to secure a via- ble internship in order to graduate as she original- ly planned. That means she has to face Rochelle (Raigan Harris), Aaron’s (Trevor Jackson) ex and a fellow Black activist, in the process. 9 p.m. NBC Good Girls This female-driven crime dramedy ends its run after four seasons with a series nale that airs as two back-toback episodes. First, in “We’re Even,” the Se- cret Service forces the girls into a heist, while Ruby (Retta) tries to mend things between Beth and Stan (Christina Hendricks, Reno Wilson). Then, in “Neva- da,” Beth and Rio (Manny Montana) form a surprise alliance without anticipating the shocking conse- quences of that partnership. As Ruby makes a tough decision, reality nally catches up with Annie (Mae Whitman). Matthew Lillard also stars. 9:33 p.m. HIST Alone Curious — and in too many cases, hungry — crit- ters from the wilderness surrounding the survivalists wear down the spirit of the human intruders, relent- lessly stalking them and giving no sign of abandon- By Paul Hall basketball lead, Dom (Cedric Joe) plenty of references to the original I’ve long been a fan of Bugs Bun- ing that obsession anytime soon. The remaining is more of a tech wiz and has other Space Jam starring Michael Jordan. ny, and he really hasn’t aged much, participants in the competition know they cannot let Basketball is lled with tunes. Are- dreams. While LeBron tries to under- There are uniforms and characters if at all, and seeing a variety of down their guard for an instant, since the animals nas, telecasts and halftime shows post a constant threat to their food store and their ring solid with some of the hottest stand, he struggles to see the impor- and jokes throughout, but they don’t characters appear, from Porky Pig own well-being. A new episode called “The Grizzly” tunes around. Some players even tance of Dom’s pursuits. have nearly the same impact on to- to Daffy Duck and, of course, the nds one of those terrifying bears venturing far too drop their own tunes (I’m looking When LeBron gets a call from War- day’s viewers. incomparable Lola Bunny, made for near a home site for comfort. at you Damian Lillard). But today’s ner Bros. studios for a new pitch, To bring things to a new gener- a pleasurable return for the charac- players have never really experi- he takes Dom to enjoy something ation, we import a list of today’s ters I loved. But overall, instead of enced toons, until now, as Space outside of basketball. The two arrive basketball stars from the NBA and being a fun new look at our favorite Catch up with your and hear a crazy pitch instituted by WNBA, and we experience a movie characters, A New Legacy seems like Jam: A New Legacy hits the screen. an algorithm within their servers. But that is loaded with characters from it would just prefer to turn the ball favorite team LeBron James stars in both hu- this is Looney Tunes, and the algo- other WB properties. What would over. in Item Sports! man and animated form in this new rithm actually takes human form have felt fun in a small dose was A new toon hits the  oor with spin on the Michael Jordan and as Al G. Rhythm (Don Cheadle). administered with a shovel instead Space Jam: A New Legacy, but Bugs Bunny lm from 1996. Not He has plans for power and needs of a teaspoon and reached an ob- comes up short and falls  at in this really a sequel, though many of the to pit LeBron against the world, al- noxious level. game. gags and lm sequences are clever lowing the man to assemble a team Plenty of product placements are homages, A New Legacy puts LeBron of some of the land’s best Looney found in the nearly two-hour offer- Paul’s Grade: C- straight in the middle of the cartoon Tunes in an attempt to reach his son. ing. You will be able to buy a lot of Space Jam: A New Legacy action. Game on. merchandise at every outlet you can Rated PG LeBron is raising his son the best Warner Bros. and the lmmakers think of, and the lm seems to set Stars: LeBron James, Cedric Joe, way he knows how. But while one have tongue planted rmly in cheek up a potentially fun game, but as a Don Cheadle of his son’s wants to follow dad’s throughout this lm as there are movie it felt somewhat de ated. Director: Malcolm D. Lee

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(N) Center 5 (N) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) WBTS The Ten Olympic Making It “Make Good Girls “We’re Good Girls “Nevada” Boston Tonight Show-J. Late Night With * NBC (N) Zone Yourself at Home” Even” (N) (N) News Fallon Seth Meyers Don’t lose sight of the bottom line, regardless of ongoing changes. Look for alter- WFXT Ent. TMZ (N) Beat Shazam (N) LEGO Masters Boston 25 News at Boston National TMZ Live (N) Boston native ways to meet your objective and carry on until you reach your destination. 9 FOX Tonight “Demolition Derby” 10PM (N) Tonight News Tonight Arguing is futile. WUTF El Inframundo: Supera tus miedos (N) Fútbol Fútbol Mexicano Primera División Vecinos Vecinos Nosotros = UMA central los. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) WSBK Big Bang Big Bang Dateline “Someone Law & Order: Crimi- WBZ News 10p (N) Seinfeld Big Bang Seinfeld Imp. Jok- Mike & F MNT Theory Theory Was Watching” nal Intent “Pilot” Theory ers Molly A fresh start will brighten your day. 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HOME AND BUSINESS SERVICES LEGALS LEGALS

CLEANING/ NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE "CAMBIO DE TIEMPO PARA LA AUDIENCIA PUBLICA" MAINTENANCE Premises: 346 Chatham Street, Lynn, Massachusetts AVISO DE AUDIENCIA PÚBLICA

By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage SEGÚN LA VIVIENDA Y EL DESARROLLO COMUNITARIO DE 1992 given by Richard D. Morris and Debbie L. Morris to Mortgage Electronic WE TAKE AND DISPOSE Registration Systems, Inc., as Nominee for Mountain States Mortgage Centers Inc. El Concejo Municipal de Lynn llevará a cabo una Audiencia Públicacomoparte del and now held by Mid America Mortgage, Inc., said mortgage dated September 14, Proceso de ParticipaciónCiudadana bajo la Ley de Vivienda y Desarrollo 2010, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Comunitario de 1992 y las regulaciones a continuación. El propósito de la Registry of Deeds, in Book 29841 at Page 34, as affected by an Assignment of audiencia es permitir la participación del público con respecto al plan OF ANYTHING Mortgage dated September 8, 2014, and recorded with said Deeds in Book consolidado de cincoañospropuesto por la ciudad (añosfiscales 2021 - 2025)y 33598 at Page 146, as affected by an Assignment of Mortgage dated January 17, sus planes de acciónanuales para el año fiscal 2021 y el año fiscal 2022, 2017, and recorded with said Deeds in Book 35651 at incluido el uso del Departamento de Vivienda y Desarrollo Urbano Page 2, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for breach of the (HUD)Asignaciones del año fiscal 2020 para el Programa de subvencionesenblo- Cellars, Attics, conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be que para el desarrollocomunitario ($ 2,476,173), Programa HOME ($ 935,847), y Garages, Yards, Stores, etc. sold at Public Auction on July 29, el Programa de Subvenciones para Soluciones de Emergencia ($ 217,814) y las 2021, at 11:00 AM Local Time upon the premises, all and singular the premises asignaciones del Departamento de Vivienda y Desarrollo Urbano (HUD) para el Call for quick service described in said mortgage, to wit: año fiscal 2021 para el Programa de SubvencionesenBloque para el Desarrollo and best prices. Comunitario ($ 2,426,735),Programa HOME ($ 923,717) y el Programa de A parcel of land, together with the buildings thereon in Lynn, being shown as Lot D subvenciones para soluciones de emergencia ($ 211,174).En conjunto, on a plan entitled "Lynn, Mass. Subdivision of Land owned by Chatham estasasignaciones se utilizarán para financiaractividades de desarrollo de la Associates", O.W. McIntosh, Civil Engr. -Lynn, Scale 1 in. -20 ft. dated September, comunidad local.Las actividadeselegiblespuedenincluiradquisición, disposición, 1974, recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book 6313, Page 101 instalacionespúblicas y mejoras, limpieza y demolición, serviciospúblicos, more particularly bounded and described as follows: reubicación, servicios de vivienda, asistencia para la propiedad de vivienda, WE ALSO RENT construcción de viviendas, rehabilitación de viviendas, asistencia para NORTHEASTERLY: by Chatham Street as shown on said plan, forty and 77/100 microempresas, asistenciatécnica, rehabilitación y preservación, actividades de ROLL-OFF DUMPSTERS (40.77) feet; desarrolloeconómico, planificación. y diseño, etc. SOUTHEASTERLY: by Lot C as shown on said plan, eighty and 18/100 (80.18) 15 yards, 20 yards, and 30 yards feet; La audiencia se llevará a cabo el martes 10 de agosto de 2021 a las 5:30 p.m. SOUTHWESTERLY: by land of Montague as shown on said plan, forty-five and en el Ayuntamiento de Lynn, Cámara del Consejo.Se invita a los residentesasistir 87/100 (45.87) a esta audiencia. La Cámara del Consejo es accesible para discapacitados y feet; cualquier persona que necesite un alojamiento especial para sudiscapacidad NORTHWESTERLY: by land of Carey as shown on said plan, seventy-one and debe comunicarse con la Oficina de Desarrollo Económico y Comunitario al (781) 43/100 (71.43) feet. 586-6770 al menos dos semanas antes de la Audiencia Pública. 781-593-5308 / 781-598-0646 Said Lot D contains 3,258 square feet of land according to said plan and is conveyed with both the burden and the benefit of a fifty (50) foot right of way on James M. Marsh Charles J. Gaeta the Southwesterly boundary as shown on said plan, said right of way extending Director Executive Director ericzdisposal.com three (3) feet into Lot C and three (3) feet into Lot D as shown on said plan. CommunityDevelopment Lynn Housing Authority and Neighborhood Development CLEANING/ Being the same property or a portion of the same property conveyed to Richard D. MAINTENANCE FUELS/HEATING Morris and Debbie L. Morris a/k/a Debbie Lynn Somers-Morris, husband and wife ITEM: July 22, 2021 as tenants by the entirety by Instrument dated September 30, 2009 from James A. Nickerson and Maria C. Nickerson filed on September 30, 2009 as Document Number 2009093000259 and in Book 28960 at Page 444 in the Essex County LEGALS RONNIE Z records. Commonly known as: 346 Chatham Street, Lynn, MA 01902 CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN FOR INCAPACITATED PERSON PURSUANT TO G.L. c. 190B, Section 5-304 MOVING FUEL ASSISTANCE ACCEPTED Parcel Number: 097-496-035 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE Docket No. ES21P1805GD Leave your moving to us! Commonwealth of Massachusetts Whether it be one piece or more! The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in the event We service The Trial Court gas and oil of a typographical error in this publication. 10% off for senior citizens, Probate and Family Court veterans, and disabled heating systems. For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated September 30, 2009, and recorded in Book Essex Probate and Family Court Oil tanks 28960 at Page 444 with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds. 36 Federal Street Call Ronnie installed/removed. Salem, MA 01970 TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all liens, In the matter of: Leonid Vishnepolsky Of: Lynn, MA 781-321-2499 781-592-9505 encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if any, RESPONDENT Alleged Incapacitated Person For a free estimate which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been filed by DMH c/o Office of General Counsel of Tewksbury, MA in the above REAL ESTATE GENERAL TEN THOUSAND ($10,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid by a captioned matter alleging that Leonid Vishnepolsky is in need of a Guardian and FOR SALE HELP WANTED certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place of the requesting that Martha Mauser of Topsfield, MA (or some other suitable sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid by a person) be appointed as Guardian to serve on the bond. All real estate advertising in this certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within forty five (45) days after The petition asks the court to determine that the Respondent is incapacitated, that newspaper is subject to the Federal the appointment of a Guardian is necessary, and that the proposed Guardian is Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- the date of sale. setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and appropriate. The petition is on file with this court and may contain a request for Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes Other terms to be announced at the sale. certain specific authority. it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, GORTON'S handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, Marinosci Law Group, P.C. attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 AM on the age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, return date of 08/11/2021. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline date 2nd Shift Production Position 275 West Natick Road, Suite 500 veteran's status, or source of income or any by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. If you intention to make any such preference, limitation Gorton's, America's leader in Frozen Warwick, RI 02886 fail to file the written appearance by the return date, action may be taken in this or discrimination. Seafood is seeking qualified Attorney for Mid America Mortgage, Inc. This newspaper will not knowingly accept any matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written appearance, candidates to work 2nd shift (2 PM to Present Holder of the Mortgage advertising for real estate which is in violation of you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific facts and the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all 10 PM) at its Processing Facility in Telephone: (401) 234-9200 dwellings in this newspaper are available on an grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. Gloucester, MA. MLG File No.: 16-05143 equal opportunity basis. To complain of IMPORTANT NOTICE discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at Compensation and Benefits The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at $18.39 Starting Wage with Item: July 8, 15, 22, 2021 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or Generous Step Increases hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. financial affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a Medical Insurance lawyer. Anyone may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. Dental Insurance LEGALS If the above-named person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at Life and Vision Insurance NOTICES State expense. Generous Vacation and MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Paid Leave Package Date: July 08, 2021 Paid Lunch and Breaks PAY CALLS By virtue and in execution of the power of sale contained in a certain mortgage Pamela Casey O'Brien, Register of Probate Defined Benefit Pension Plan given by Timothy G. Sweeney and Yvonda Sweeney to Shirley A. Goodwin f/k/a/ 401k Plan Shirley A. Sweeney, dated November 8, 2018, and recorded with the Essex County ITEM: July 22, 2021 Tuition Reimbursement Pay Call Numbers (South District) Registry of Deeds in Book 37229, Page 396 as affected by an The availability of overtime (900, 976 and 550) assignment from Shirley A. Goodwin f/k/a Shirley A. Sweeney to Michael R. Qualifications Advertiser telephone numbers with Harkins, Trustee of Crested Butte Realty Trust dated February 7, 2019 and High School Diploma or GED LEGALS 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST recorded with said Registry at Book 37330, Page 441, of which the undersigned is Prior work experience in a processing disclose the price of the telephone the present holder, and for breach of the condition of said mortgage and for the facility or in a fast paced environment call. When a number is published purposes of foreclosing the same, Crested Butte Realty Trust will sell at PUBLIC CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN FOR Self starter with a positive attitude within the advertisement the per AUCTION at 11:00 a.m., on August 6, 2021 at 40 Cannon Rock Road, Lynn, INCAPACITATED PERSON PURSUANT TO G.L. c. 190B, Section 5-304 Ability to work overtime minute and/or flat charge must be MA, all and the singular, the premises described in said mortgage. to wit: Docket No. ES21P1830GD included. If you dial a pay per call Commonwealth of Massachusetts To apply, please visit www.gortons.co number from an advertisement appear- A certain parcel of land, together with the buildings thereon, situated in said Lynn, The Trial Court m/careers ing in the classified section and it being shown as Lot #3 on a Plan drawn by Reid Land Surveyors, dated August 14, Probate and Family Court DOES NOT disclose this information, 1998, recorded with Essex South Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 335, Essex Probate and Family Court please notify the Item classified Page 23. Containing approximately 20,689 square feet of land according to said 36 Federal Street department immediately. Response to RELOCATING? Plan. Salem, MA 01970 any pay per call numbers will be In the matter of: Krista Kruizenga Of: Lynn, MA charged to your telephone bill and This conveyance is made together with the fee running to the middle of said RESPONDENT Alleged Incapacitated Person anyone under 18 years of age must Cannon Rock Road, which road shall forever remain open and unobstructed to be To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been have parent's consent. used as a street for the benefit of all lots shown on the above described plan and filed by DMH c/o Office of General Counsel of Tewksbury, MA in the above Please call immediately for further also with the right to use all streets shown on said plan in common with others. captioned matter alleging that Krista Kruizenga is in need of a Guardian and details or information. Subject to restrictions of records. requesting that (or some other suitable person) be appointed as Guardian to serve CLASSIFIED Without Surety on the bond. (781)593-7700 Subject to the Covenants and Restrictions set forth in the Declaration of Common The petition asks the court to determine that the Respondent is incapacitated, that Scheme Restrictions for Cannon Rock Road Extension, Lynn, MA, dated August 1, the appointment of a Guardian is necessary, and that the proposed Guardian is 2000, and recorded at the Registry of Deeds in Book 15697, on Page 97. appropriate. The petition is on file with this court and may contain a request for HELP WANTED certain specific authority. Subject to the Easement to Massachusetts Electric Company dated June 21, You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your JOB INFORMATION “Helpful tips” 2000, and recorded in said Registry as Document No. 372429 and Book 16534, attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 AM on the SERVICES Page 573. return date of 08/13/2021. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline date for a S-M-O-O-T-H by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. If you NOTICE Subject to Driveway Easement dated May 16, 2002, recorded in said Registry of fail to file the written appearance by the return date, action may be taken in this trouble-free move! Deeds in Book 19660, Page 516. matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written appearance, For more information and assistance you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific facts and regarding the reliability of business Designate a drawer for For title see deed recorded with said Registry in Book 33248, at Page 332. grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- essentials such as IMPORTANT NOTICE ties, employment services and financ- The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to sheets and towels for Together with all rights, privileges and easements connected therewith and subject to restrictions, easements and rights of way of record, and said premises are above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or contact the Better Business Bureau quick access the first financial affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite hereby conveyed subject to any building and zoning law requirements which may night you move into be in force and applicable. lawyer. Anyone may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or If the above-named person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at call 508-652-4800 your new home. This sale is subject to a prior mortgage to Mortgage Electronic Registration System, State expense. NOTICE Inc. as Nominee for Union Trust Mortgage Corporation dated April 30, 2014 and WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Don't pay to find work before you get Plan a garage/yard recorded with said Registry at Book 33248, Page 354. Date: July 09, 2021 the job. Legitimate job placement firms sale before you move. Pamela Casey O'Brien, Register of Probate that work to fill specific positions Said sale will be subject to all real estate taxes and municipal assessments and cannot charge an upfront fee. For free betterments, prior liens, including Condominium common expenses, if any, and ITEM: July 22, 2021 information about avoiding employ- Fresh coffee, baking other enforceable encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this ment service scams, write the Federal soda, or charcoal in a mortgage and subject to and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, Trade Commission at Washington, covenants and rights of way, if any. D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud sock, placed inside Information Center, your refrigerator will Terms of sale. Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars at the time of sale, balance in Have a story to share? 1-800-876-7060 keep the inside smell- Thirty (30) days at the offices of Oakley, O'Sullivan & Eaton, P.C., 857 Turnpike ing fresh and clean. Street, North Andover, MA. The deposit and balance is to be cash, certified check, bank cashier's check or bank treasurer's check. Other terms to be announced at Need a question answered? SUBSCRIBE the sale. Pack your current [email protected] phone book — it’s a The undersigned Mortgage Holder reserves the right to reject any and all bids made at the foreclosure sale, to amend or change the terms of the sale by quick easy reference to announcement made prior to, or at the foreclosure sale and to continue the the folks back home. foreclosure sale to such subsequent date as the Mortgagee may deem advisable.

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"PUBLIC HEARING TIME CHANGE" COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION FOR REMOVAL OF A GUARDIAN OF THE TRIAL COURT AN INCAPACITATED PERSON NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Docket No. ES17P2976GD PURSUANT TO THE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OF 1992 Docket No. ES21P2213EA Commonwealth of Massachusetts INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE The Trial Court The Lynn City Council will conduct a Public Hearing as part of the Citizens Probate and Family Court Participation Process under the Housing and Community Development Act of 1992 Estate of: Betty Ann Hegan Essex Probate and Family Court and regulations hereunder. The purpose of the Hearing is to allow public input with 36 Federal Street regard to the City's proposed Five Year Consolidated Plan (Fiscal Years 2021 - Also Known As: Salem, MA 01970 2025) and its Fiscal Year 2021 and Fiscal Year 2022 Annual Action Plans, In the interests of: Krista Kruizenga Of: Lynn, MA including the use of the Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) Date of Death: 4/19/2020 RESPONDENT Incapacitated Person/Protected Person Fiscal Year 2020 appropriations for the Community Development Block Grant To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been Program ($2,476,173), HOME Program ($935,847), and the Emergency Solutions Essex Division filed by DMH c/o Office of General Counsel of Westborough, MA Grant Program ($217,814) and the Department of Housing and Urban in the above captioned matter requesting that the court: Remove the Guardian of Development's (HUD) Fiscal Year 2021 appropriations for the Community To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of the Respondent. The petition asks the court to make a determination that the Development Block Grant Program ($2,426,735), HOME Program ($923,717), Guardian and/or Conservator should be allowed to resign; or should be removed and the Emergency Solutions Grant Program ($211,174). Collectively, these Petitioner: Timothy J Hegan of Swampscott MA for good cause; or that the Guardianship and/or Conservatorship is no longer appropriations will be used to fund local community development activities. necessary and therefore should be terminated. The original petition is on file with Eligible activities may include acquisition, disposition, public facilities and a Will has been admitted to informal probate. the court. improvements, clearance and demolition, public services, relocation, housing You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your services, homeownership assistance, construction of housing, housing Timothy J Hegan of Swampscott MA attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 AM on the rehabilitation, microenterprise assistance, technical assistance, rehabilitation and return date of 08/13/2021. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline date preservation, economic development activities, planning and design, etc. has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. If you serve without surety on the bond. fail to file the written appearance by the return date, action may be taken in this The Hearing will be held on Tuesday, August 10, 2021 at 5:30 p.m. at the Lynn matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written appearance, City Hall, Council Chamber. Residents are invited to attend this hearing. The The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific facts and Council Chamber is handicapped accessible and any individual needing a special Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. accommodation for their handicap must contact the Office of Economic and supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with IMPORTANT NOTICE Community Development at (781) 586-6770 at least two weeks prior to the Public the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the Hearing. from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. financial affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a James M. Marsh Charles J. Gaeta Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings lawyer. Anyone may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If Director Executive Director and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal the above-named person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at Community Development Lynn Housing Authority Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and State expense. and Neighborhood Development Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Date: July 09, 2021 ITEM: July 22, 2021 Item: July 22, 2021 Pamela Casey O'Brien, Register of Probate

ITEM: July 22, 2021 B8 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY JULY 22, 2021 BUSINESS A small victory: Used-car prices slip from dizzy heights By Tom Krisher and the supply of both new By late June and into Mike Householder and used vehicles, average July, used-vehicle shop- ASSOCIATED PRESS wholesale used vehicle pers had seen enough. prices paid by dealers rose Many decided to wait for DEARBORN, Mich. — only a little every year. the craziness to end, and For months, anyone who Average prices brie y fell their pullback caused wandered onto a dealer in April last year, only to wholesale prices to decline lot to look for a used car soar over 60 percent to slightly. Dealers feared could be forgiven for do- a peak in May this year, they had paid too much ing a double take — and according to data kept by for vehicles on their lots. then wandering right off Manheim, a group of auc- Some started cutting pric- the lot. tion houses where dealers es. Prices had rocketed more buy vehicles. "The frenzy is over, so in- than 40 percent from their Any decline, however ventory is starting to build levels just before the viral slight, would represent a little bit," said Michelle pandemic struck, to an av- welcome relief for buyers. Krebs, an analyst for Cox erage of nearly $25,000. In June, the average retail Automotive. "Typically, The supply of vehicles had list price of a used vehicle shrunk. And any hope of used-vehicle prices drop was just short of $25,000, after tax refunds, stimu- negotiating on price? Good a record. Prices rose so luck with that. lus checks." high that some 2-year- Alex Yurchenko, senior But now, a sliver of hope old used vehicles were, has emerged. The seem- vice president of data for counter-intuitively, selling Black Book, which moni- ingly endless streak of for more than the sticker skyrocketing used-vehicle tors vehicle costs, expects price when they were new. prices to decline a bit more prices appears to be com- Low-income buyers have ing to a close. but to remain well above been especially hurt. Any- 2019 levels for a couple Not that anyone should one who was compelled to more years. Eventually, he expect bargains. Though buy a used car to commute suggests, prices will fall average wholesale pric- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to work was often limited further as supply catches es that dealers pay are to vehicles with 100,000 Jessica Pitts sits behind the wheel of a 2019 Lincoln MKC on the lot of up to demand. gradually dropping, they'll miles or more. Yet the av- Jack Demmer Lincoln in Dearborn, Mich. Jonathan Smoke, chief likely remain near record erage price of even those economist of Cox Auto- levels. So will the retail Pitts of Detroit, who began falling signi cantly. One — have grown increasing- vehicles jumped 31 per- motive, cautions against prices for consumers. Sup- shopping for a used vehi- reason is that supply is ly expensive. So have labor cent in the past year — to expecting a drop back to ply remains tight. And cle last year after her car still low. According to Cox costs, as worker shortages $16,489 — according to while demand has eased a Edmunds.com. Buying a pre-pandemic used-car broke down. But as prices Automotive, dealers last in many industries have prices. bit, a steady ow of buyers roared ever higher, Pitts month had only enough led employers to raise pay. car — any car — became could keep prices unusu- out of reach for many. "That," he said, "would delayed her purchase. vehicles to meet demand Still, the Federal Re- require a major decline in ally high for a couple of Recently, though, after for 34 days — 11 days few- serve under Chair Jerome Some of the price in- years more. demand and a simultane- Sugars cut the price of a er than in the same month Powell foresees in ation creases were fueled by "It's a short-term cor- ous expansion in supply. red Lincoln MKC she had in 2019, the last year that eventually easing after government stimulus rection," suggested Paul Neither are likely to hap- been watching, Pitts took was considered normal for supply shortages are re- payments that arrived in Sugars, sales manager March, when a qualifying pen." notice. used vehicle sales. solved. Bond investors for pre-owned vehicles family of four could re- The whole crazy price "That's what brought it Few think the slight eas- appear to agree. The yield at Jack Demmer Lincoln ceive $5,600. Retail prices cycle began with the erup- back to my attention," she ing of used-car prices her- on the benchmark 10-year in Dearborn, Michigan. for used vehicles surged tion of the pandemic, when "Buyers are sitting on the said. "The price had come alds any slowdown or re- Treasury note, which gen- so high that in April, May many states issued stay- fence, waiting to see what down a little." versal in overall in ation erally re ects the outlook and June, they accounted at-home orders. Prices happens." The red compact SUV, across the economy. With for in ation, has declined for about one-third of the plummeted, and automak- Sugars should know. As with 58,000 miles on it, the notable exception of in recent weeks in a sign entire increase in the U.S. ers shuttered factories for internet and foot traf c at cost Pitts roughly $27,500, lumber prices, which ini- that investors remain consumer price index. In eight weeks. The resulting his dealership fell in the down just a little from tially skyrocketed only to more concerned about the June, used prices rose a decline in supply came past few weeks, he began $28,000. fall back to earth, many prospect of an econom- record 10.5 percent, help- just as many cooped-up to cut prices on some of The return of buyers like goods, components and ic slowdown than about ing to drive in ation to 5.4 consumers wanted a new the 70 used vehicles on his Pitts has led experts to services — from semicon- surging in ation. percent compared with the or used vehicle to com- lot. Now, he says, buyers suggest that demand will ductors and gasoline to Until the pandemic same month a year earlier. mute to work or to take are starting to return. be high enough to keep clothing, restaurant meals attened the economy in That was the highest such road trips without coming One of them is Jessica used-vehicle prices from and household furnishings March 2020 and shrank increase since 2008. in contact with others. Community Living at its Best!

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