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SATURDAY, MAY 15, 2021 DEALS OF THE Salem Reddy to become $LynnDAY$ PG. 3 group Lynn’s police chief updates brings By Elyse Carmosino long Lynner” who demonstrated ESL plan ITEM STAFF necessary skills to lead the depart- DEALS ment “with the highest standards” By Tréa Lavery LYNN — Christopher P. Reddy throughout his hiring process. OFITEM THE STAFF health will serve as chief of police for the “He has a deep understanding of City of Lynn, Mayor Thomas M. the Lynn community and the im- LYNN$DA — YSchool$ Su- McGee announced Friday. portance of racial equity in mod- perintendentPG. 3 Patrick to door Reddy, who will replace acting Po- ern policing by having built strong Tutwiler has proposed lice Chief Leonard Desmarais, was relationships with many diverse an updated plan for re- By Tréa Lavery selected from a list of several candi- groups and organizations during quiring ESL (English as ITEM STAFF dates who completed the required his time as a Lynn police officer,” a second language) li- Civil Service Assessment exam in McGee said. “Chris is ready to meet censes for kindergarten SALEM — The city’s March of this year. the moment and lead the hard- COURTESY PHOTO teachersDEALS in the district, newest outreach team He won the position over fellow working women and men of the extending the deadline Christopher Reddy, a life- OF THE has started working to finalists Capt. Mark O’Toole and Lynn Police Department through for certificationOF THE from two help residents access Deputy Chief Michael Vail. long Lynn resident, joined years$ to 42 months.$ important health-re- McGee described Reddy as a “life- POLICE, A6 the force in 1985. “We’dDA also Ylike to col- lated resources and laborate PG.with 3 the Lynn COVID-19 vaccines. Teachers Union and kin- “The COVID Neigh- dergarten teacher rep- borhood Ambassadors resentatives to identify program is a natural specific benchmarks that outgrowth of Salem Nahant students address the Address would be met over that Together, the city’s pro- period of time, and any gram that connected By Elyse well as on their diction potential compensation volunteers and those Carmosino and delivery. for a successful com- in need early in the ITEM STAFF “This event is about pletion of those bench- pandemic, and provid- school spirit, it’s about marks,” Tutwiler said in NAHANT — Johnson ed access to critical patriotism, it’s about a Thursday meeting of support services and Elementary School stu- pride in your country, the School Committee’s dent Madison Marsh resources,” said Mayor it’s about knowing your personnel subcommittee. will recite the Gettys- Kim Driscoll. “Salem history and it’s a great “I’ve already spoken with burg Address during is resilient and, while learning experience for the Lynn Teachers Union the town’s annual Me- we have weathered a any student,” said com- president, and she’s morial Day ceremony challenging year, we’re munity advocate Esther agreed to collaborate on Monday. stronger because we Johnson, who served as that plan.” The sixth grader pulled together and one of five judges Fri- Tutwiler’s original plan was chosen out of five supported one another. day. “It’s a big deal for failed to pass a School classmates by a panel Our COVID Neighbor- the Nahant communi- Committee vote in March ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK of judges, who evaluat- hood Ambassadors are ty.” after multiple conten- Molly Conlin of Nahant’s American Legion Aux- ed contestants on their an extension of that A 102-year tradition, tious meetings due to ilary hands out poppies to the participating ability to recite the ad- multiple concerns, in- HEALTH, A6 sixth graders Monday. dress word-for-word, as ADDRESS, A7 cluding putting too much pressure on teachers who are also transitioning back to in-person school days. Peabody farm fights hunger from the ground up Rania Caldwell, direc- tor of English-language By Tréa Lavery family for more than learner education for ITEM STAFF 100 years; in 2007, it the district, explained in was sold to the city. Thursday’s meeting that PEABODY — Tucked Now, the property is behind the homes and the district desperate- home to both Tillie’s ly needs more support businesses on busy Farm Stand and NFCF, Lynn Street lie two for its youngest English which leases its portion learners (ELs), as 68 acres of ground that of the land, as well as feed people throughout percent of kindergarten conservation land. students in Lynn are the community. NCFC began in 2017 These two acres are currently learning the when the city took full language, and 77 percent tended by the volun- management of the teers that run Newhall are identified as bilin- land, looking for com- gual. Fields Community munity uses. McGinn District-wide, Lynn has Farm (NFCF), a non- and other community profit that focuses on members got involved, TUTWILER, A7 environmental educa- attending meetings in tion and addressing cafes and the library to food insecurity. discuss how best to use “We’re really grateful the land. Along with to have the opportuni- NFCF’s herbalist and INSIDE ty to grow highly-nu- board member Rebec- tritious food using ca Ingalls, they came Opinion organic agricultural up with the idea for an Shribman: One picture practices for and with herb garden to support tells the 1988 political our community,” said community education, story. A4 Jeannette McGinn, NF- and the city granted CF’s director and board LOOK! them a small plot on Swampscott’s G Bar president. “And at the the property to start it. same time, we can have expanding to open “food In 2019, NFCF was resort.” A8 people come enjoy this founded as a nonprof- great space, because ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS it, and that year, they Sports it’s for everybody.” expanded their plot to The farm is part of a From left, lead farmer Hazel Kiefer, director Jeannette McGinn, outreach St. John’s Prep baseball plant vegetables. The rides early lead to win 17-acre property origi- coordinator Emily Cooper, and social media manager Daybar Bugler are first year, they were nally owned and oper- bringing healthy food to their community at Newhall Fields Community over St. Mary’s. B1 ated by the Newhall Garden in Peabody. FARM, A6 Tree bylaw axed from Lee pulls papers for Lynn mayor

Lynnfield warrant By Elyse Carmosino positive change and ac- “Our city’s too great to ITEM STAFF countability in his home have a dark cloud over city. it,” Lee said. “That’s what By Anne Marie the bylaw since the last LYNN — Lynn Classical “That’s what the city made me want to run for Tobin Town Meeting. High School basketball needs — someone to go mayor. I run in every kind ITEM STAFF “I understand it only coach and small-busi- to war for them any time of circle and talk to every- ness owner Keith Lee an- recently has come to and have their back,” Lee body, and the overall cen- LYNNFIELD — The nounced his candidacy for your desks, and would said. “Any time there’s sus seems to be ‘the city warrant for the June 12 mayor this week. hate more than any- something wrong, I take needs to get better.’ We’re Town Meeting has been thing for procedure and Lee joins City Council just not happy with cer- closed. president Darren Cyr, as responsibility. We don’t process to get in the way blame the people.” tain things. The real news, howev- of a substantive dis- well as current School “Some people talk about Committee members Mi- Lee said he considers er, is the Select Board cussion,” he said. “My the roads, other people chael Satterwhite and housing, crime and overall declined to include a pro- board would love to say, talk about the commons, posed tree preservation Jared Nicholson, in the morale to be some of the ‘gentlemen, put it on the city’s most pressing cur- some people talk about bylaw on the warrant. race to replace Mayor the trash. We all as a unit warrant.’ ... We under- rent issues, and said his Planning Board Brian COURTESY PHOTO Thomas M. McGee, who and a community need to stand if you’d like more background as a pre-pro- Charville told the Se- announced in March that step up and hold each oth- time. We’re open to it be- Keith Lee, Lynn’s new fessional basketball play- lect Board during the he would not seek re-elec- er accountable.” ing held for the October mayoral candidate, tion. er and youth coach has latter group’s Wednes- Town Meeting. We want says he considers city Helping others has long day meeting that he had A lifelong Lynn resident, given him the skills neces- been a focus for Lee. everyone to know that morale a pressing is- Lee said he wants to leave sary to lead Lynn in a new hoped to give an update sue for his campaign. about the work done on WARRANT, A7 a lasting legacy of unity, direction. MAYOR, A6

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James “Jim” Nicholl, 93 SAUGUS - James Nicholl Jr., 93, of Saugus, peacefully passed away on May 4, 2021. He was the beloved son of the late James Sr. and Marion Nicholl. Jim was the devoted husband of the late Margaret (Smith) Nicholl for 65 years, loving father of Stephen Nich- oll, Gail DeLeire and her hus- band John, and brother to Ruth Brusseau and the late Florence Sayler. He was the cherished grandfather to Matthew, Con- nor, Amanda, Tyler and Ste- phen. Jim was raised in Everett and moved to Saugus in 1958. He proudly served in FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Member of the Council the Navy during WWII Former Fall River Mayor Jasiel Correia, right, with family and supporters by his side, and the Korean Con- of Aging, Treasurer for tells his side of the story about his indictment during a press conference at the Fall River flict. He enjoyed his the Retired Men’s Club, career as a researcher trumpet player in the Government Center. at Harvard Medical Salvation Army Band School. Jim was an and a member of the active member in his Methodist Church. Onetime wunderkind Massachusetts community, Fraternal Member Private services will be held of the William Sutton Mason- at the National Cemetery in ic Lodge, Past Commander of Bourne. mayor found guilty of extortion, fruad the American Legion Post 210, By Alanna Durkin was innocent and attacked mayor, prosecutors say he and a $700 pair of Chris- Richer the charges as politically lured investors to support tian Louboutin shoes for ASSOCIATED PRESS motivated, never took the his app called “SnoOwl” by his girlfriend. stand. After leaving Bos- falsely claiming that he “These weren’t occa- BOSTON — A former ton’s federal courthouse had previously sold anoth- sional purchases, this Free offices with a Massachusetts mayor first fitted with a electron- er business for a big profit. is shameless continued elected at the age of 23 by ic-monitoring bracelet, Prosecutors say he used stealing without any re- touting himself as a suc- Correia told reporters that nearly two-thirds of the gard for the fact that he cessful entrepreneur was his “fight is not over” and almost $400,000 he took is betraying people who convicted Friday of steal- view: 4 lighthouses, predicted he would win on from investors on himself trusted him,” Assistant ing money from investors appeal. and spent it on things U.S. Attorney Zach Hafer in his start-up to bank- “Eventually the real like fancy hotels, casinos, said. roll his lavish lifestyle courtesy of feds truth will come out,” Cor- high-end restaurants and Throughout the trial, and soliciting bribes from reia said. “I will be vindi- expensive gifts for his girl- prosecutors portrayed By William J. Kole in a statement. marijuana vendors who cated and my future will friend. wanted to operate in the Correia as a serial liar, ASSOCIATED PRESS Beavertail Light has be very long and great.” Investors who took the who they said misled vot- struggling mill city. Acting U.S. Attorney Na- stand told jurors they been listed in the Na- ers in order to get elect- PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Jasiel Correia was found thaniel Mendell called the handed over their cash tional Register of Histor- ed just like they said he Dreading your eventual guilty of extortion, fraud verdict “a fitting end to because they believed ic Places since 1977. The duped investors. return to the office? The and filing false tax returns this saga.” Correia was bright, trust- 64-foot granite lighthouse In a clip shown to ju- federal government is after 23 hours of jury de- “Correia made a lot of worthy and headed for faces south where Narra- rors from a 2015 debate making available — for gansett Bay and Rhode Is- liberations over four days promises, a lot of bold great things. One investor free — some waterfront in a trial that highlighted statements in business, said he thought Correia during the race for mayor, land Sound meet, offering Correia promised taxpay- workspaces with killer drop-dead-gorgeous ocean Correia’s swift rise and in politics and in govern- was a “boy wonder” and fall in Fall River, where ers that he would “take views that are sure to en- vistas. ment,” Mendell said. “The that Correia assured him he had dazzled voters your money and spend it tice. But there’s a catch. All that remains of jury found today, in its he wasn’t going to “take at a young age with his wisely” — because he said The General Services the original lighthouse verdict, the truth.” a dime” out of the compa- promises to turn the city Correia’s lawyer had ny so all the money could that’s what he had done in Administration says the is its foundation; it was around. argued his client wasn’t go to the development of his business. His lie about U.S. Coast Guard has de- constructed in 1749 and cided it no longer needs Correia, now 29, was also a criminal, but merely an the app. how he previously sold an- burned down by British four of the nation’s most acquitted on three counts, inexperienced business- Instead, prosecutors say other app for big money al- soldiers leaving the New- picturesque lighthouses, including accusations that man who believed that he Correia looted a bank ac- lowed him avoid questions port area in 1779. The and it’s inviting certain he forced his chief of staff was free to use investors’ count filled with investor about how he could afford current lighthouse was types of organizations to to give him half of her sal- money as he deemed fit money to pay for things such a lavish lifestyle on built in 1856 along with take them over at no cost. ary in order to keep her while he was producing like a helicopter tour of his $17,000 annual salary six additional structures The GSA, which has city job. the smartphone app. Newport, R.I., a Mercedes, as a Fall River city coun- totaling 5,171 square feet been getting rid of its Correia, who insisted he Before Correia became a $300 bottle of cologne cilor, prosecutors said. Hughes said the govern- large inventory of obsolete ment is asking interested lighthouses, said Thurs- NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS day that Beavertail Light- groups to formally express their interest in the next house in Jamestown, R.I. Number of high-risk The 10 Black sergeants in Rhode Island’s capital, Friday in Alabama, U.S. — America’s third-oldest 60 days, and the National Park Service will review Massachusetts communities filed suit in 2012 alleging Providence Police Chief marshals said. lighthouse, and a beacon that the promotion exam Col. Hugh T. Clements An international arrest that defeated British forc- the applications. Perched on a peninsu- down to 6 for lieutenants was dis- said Friday. warrant had been issued es torched out of spite in criminatory and the city Of the people injured for Qinxuan Pan on mur- la, Watch Hill Light is a BOSTON (AP) — As 1779 as they withdrew appealed a judge’s ruling Thursday evening, eight der and larceny charges three-story granite block more people are vaccinat- from the new nation — is in the case, which is now were shot, and the ninth in connection with the tower with a cast iron ed, the number of Massa- up for grabs. before the Court of Ap- was by hurt by shards killing of Kevin Jiang on and glass lantern on top. chusetts cities and towns So are Watch Hill Light peals for the First Circuit, of glass, Clements told a New Haven street on It’s attached to a two-sto- considered at high risk for in Westerly, R.I., not the Boston Globe reported. WPRO radio on Friday. ry brick keepers dwelling coronavirus transmission Feb. 6. Marshals offered far from Taylor Swift’s “My administration will built in 1935. Outbuild- has shrunk to just six, the Three were critical, au- a $10,000 reward for in- beachside mansion; Cleve- not waste tax dollars de- thorities said. formation leading to Pan’s land Harbor West Pier- ings on the 4.5-acre com- fifth consecutive week the plex include an oil house number has fallen, state fending past department There had been no ar- arrest. head Light in Ohio; and practices that created bar- rests as of early Friday. It was not immediately Duluth Harbor North built in 1855-1856. health officials say. Cleveland Harbor West There were 13 commu- riers to opportunity for “The investigation is clear if Pan has a lawyer Pierhead Light in Minne- people of color,” Janey said very fluid, very active, we who could respond to the sota. Pierhead Light, built in nities on the list a week 1911 to guide ships in ago, and 26 the previous in a statement. have not charged anyone allegations. Conditionally, that is: As recently as April, at this point,” he said. Lake Erie approaching week. It peaked at 229 in Pan is accused of shoot- The government says it’ll the city filed briefs in the Clements previously the Port of Cleveland, mid-January. ing Jiang, 26, multiple make the historic light- case continuing to argue said the shooting began times. Police have not housed a Coast Guard The communities that houses and their out- against a judge’s finding just before 7 p.m. Thurs- disclosed a motive in the Station until 1976. It’s remain at high risk accord- buildings available free that a 2008 exam used to day with gunfire coming shooting. best known for its annual ing to state Department of charge to federal, state determine who would be- from a vehicle, targeting a Jiang was a graduate transformation into a ma- of Public Health data re- and local agencies; non- come a lieutenant unfairly home. A person or people student at Yale’s School jestic ice castle when win- leased Thursday are Ed- profit organizations; edu- favored white applicants, inside the home then re- of the Environment and ter temperatures freeze gartown, New Bedford, cational and community the newspaper reported. turned fire. an Army veteran hailing the surf that sprays its fa- Acushnet, Taunton, Lowell development agencies; or An attorney for the He said multiple guns from Washington state cade. A sister lighthouse, and Lawrence. groups devoted to parks, plaintiffs said she was were used and it involved who had recently become Cleveland Harbor East Brockton dropped to recreation, culture, or his- waiting for confirmation an “ongoing feud” involv- engaged to be married. toric preservation. Pierhead Light, was sold a moderate risk after spend- ing much of the pandemic of the city’s decision. ing two groups known to Marshals said a Gulf Beavertail Light “has few years ago for $10,000. “We’re looking forward authorities. Coast fugitive task force been determined to be Duluth Harbor North in the high-risk zone. “The city has been dev- . . . to seeing a written The victims are between and Montgomery police excess to the needs of Pierhead Light, built in confirmation that the city the ages of 19 and 25, and arrested Pan on Friday the United States Coast 1910 and perched at the astated by COVID but it now appears that we are will not be continuing its most are young men. No morning. Details of the ar- Guard,” which is part of westernmost tip of Lake starting to head in the appeal,” Attourney Shan- names have been released. rest were not immediately the Department of Home- Superior, also is listed on right direction,” Mayor non Liss-Riordan told the The shooting took place released. land Security, GSA spokes- the National Register of Robert F. Sullivan said in a newspaper. in the southeastern neigh- Pan, a graduate of the person Paul Hughes said Historic Places. statement. “I strongly en- Before Janey announced borhood of Washington Massachusetts Institute courage all residents to get the city would drop its ap- Park, which Clements de- of Technology, is a U.S. vaccinated and to continue peal Thursday, lawmakers scribed as a typically quiet citizen who was born in to follow the guidance of and advocates criticized neighborhood. Shanghai, China. His last public health officials in her for continuing to fight Providence Mayor Jorge known address was in order to return to normal the officer’s discrimina- Elorza said Thursday at Malden, Mass. as safely and quickly as tion claims. Janey is the the scene that the neigh- Marshals allege Pan possible.” first woman and the first borhood is shaken. stole an SUV from a Nearly 2.8 million Mas- Black Bostonian to serve “This has to stop,” Elor- dealership in Mansfield, sachusetts residents had as the city’s mayor and za said. “The young people Mass., the day of the kill- been fully vaccinated as of has positioned herself as a involved, believing that ing before driving to Con- Thursday, according to the champion of equity and a the way to solve their dis- necticut. department. leader who will dismantle putes is with a handgun Jiang was found lying systemic racism. — I mean, that can’t be outside his car and suffer- Boston to settle suit by Janey will serve as act- the way.” ing from gunshot wounds Black cops over promotions ing mayor until an election 2 more face charges in around 8:30 a.m., police Stories live on. in the fall in which she is Boston police overtime said. BOSTON (AP) — Boston running as a candidate. scheme In the days after the kill- Tell theirs. will drop its appeal of a ing, authorities said Pan lawsuit brought by Black Over 50 shell casings found at Suspect in killing of Yale grad was seen in the Atlanta officers alleging a pro- site of shooting that hurt 9 student arrested in Alabama suburbs driving with rel- Share your loved one’s story. motion exam used by the atives and acting strange. [email protected] | 781-593-7700 city’s police department PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) Interpol last month is- was discriminatory and — Investigators recovered — A fugitive wanted in the sued a “red notice” about will resolve the claim, Act- more than 50 shell casings killing of a Yale graduate Pan asking member coun- ing Mayor Kim Janey said at the scene of a shooting student in Connecticut tries to arrest him on mur-

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PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Patrons practice on a putting green as the Whitestone Bridge looms in the distance at Trump Golf Links at Ferry Point in the Bronx borough of New York. Kicking Trump off NYC golf course may not be easy By Bernard Condon against Trump’s business- get out of the deal in what of watchdog NYC Park sometime Trump course and it’d be done in a day.” ASSOCIATED PRESS es over his role in whip- could turn into a poten- Advocates, predicts: “The golfer Sean DeBartolo, The Trump Organiza- ping up the mob that at- tially costly legal battle taxpayers are going to get who often drives past the tion has been reeling after NEW YORK — Donald tacked the Capitol on Jan. dragging on for years. screwed.” hillside sign spelling out the Capitol riots, with the Trump has a rich history 6. But experts who have “They can’t throw him In response to ques- “TRUMP LINKS” in giant PGA of America canceling of fighting back when he’s reviewed the city’s 566- out so easily,” says John tions from The Associat- stones, says he could offer a tournament at one of down and making others Ray, a lawyer with expe- ed Press, the city referred a temporary solution: Fill page contract with the his New Jersey courses, pay, and that’s exactly ex-president say kicking rience in public contract to legal filings insisting in those letters with sod banks refusing to lend to how he intends to deal him off the course may not disputes who noted that Trump’s actions leading and wait for tempers to with New York City over be so easy. the Bronx deal gives the up to the riot caused a cool. him and brokers refusing its plans to fire his compa- Trump’s son Eric sees famously litigious Trump “plain and irrefutable” “Worst-case scenario, it’s to help find companies to ny from running a wind- the fight as nothing less plenty of room to protest. breach of the contract and only going to cost a cou- fill retail and office space swept city golf course in than a stand against “can- ‘’It protects his rights to that the Trump Organiza- ple of thousand,” says the in his buildings. The hits the Bronx. cel culture,” demanding a stay there and run the tion’s last day running the owner of DeBartolo Land- come as prosecutors pore That abrupt firing was payout of more than $30 place.” course will be Nov. 14. scaping in nearby New Ro- over his tax returns and part of the backlash million from the city to Geoffrey Croft, president Area landscaper and chelle. “It’d be three guys big debts loom. States, business figure out what Lynnfield reports new CDC mask guidance means fewest COVID cases By Heather Holling- cal laws say otherwise. By Elyse Carmosino Peabody also saw a small sworth And Stephen Vaccinated shoppers can ITEM STAFF increase, with 16 new cas- Groves go maskless immediately, es since May 10. In total, ASSOCIATED PRESS Walmart said. Vaccinated Lynnfield ended thethe town has reported workers can stop wearing week strong Friday as the 7,230 cases of COVID-19 More than a dozen states them on May 18. As an in- town reported its lowest since last March, includ- quickly embraced new fed- centive, the company said number of new COVID-19 ing 319 deaths. eral guidelines that say it is offering workers $75 cases since the pandemic Marblehead saw an in- fully vaccinated Amer- if they prove they have began last March, aver- crease of eight cases since icans no longer need to been vaccinated. Both aging a 1.8 positivity rate May 7, bringing the town’s wear masks indoors or out over a 14-day period. Costco and Trader Joe’s total up to 1,336, includ- in most cases. But other The town’s number of said they would not re- ing 10 active cases and 31 states and cities and some cases is now at 1,206, with quire proof of vaccination, deaths. major businesses hesi- nine cases reported over but employees at the gro- Nahant continued to tated amid doubts about the last 14 days. The num- cery chain will still need report no new cases. The whether the approach is ber of deaths remained to cover their faces. town’s total number of safe or even workable. unchanged at 29. cases since the pandemic As many business own- Half the states had mask Lynn saw a small in- requirements in place for began is 253, with nine ers pointed out, there is crease of 22 cases since deaths. no easy way to determine most indoor spaces when Wednesday, bringing the the CDC issued its rec- In Saugus, the town’s who has been vaccinated PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS city to a total of 17,566 last count, as of April 29, and who hasn’t. And the ommendations amid tum- cases since the pandemic A customer exits a corner market while wear- bling cases and rising vac- was 4,129 confirmed cas- new guidelines, issued began. Of that total, 127 es, including 72 deaths. ing a protective mask of the SoHo neighbor- cination rates. Thursday by the Centers cases are active, 216 peo- In Swampscott, as of hood of Manhattan. Nearly 47% of the for Disease Control and ple have died, and 17,223 Monday, there have been U.S. population has re- Prevention, essentially owner Sean Weinberg pot, Macy’s and supermar- have recovered, according 1,161 lab-confirmed cases ceived at least one dose work on the honor system, took down the mask signs ket giant Kroger Co., said to the city’s data. and 19 deaths. leaving it up to people to Friday at Restaurant they are still requiring of COVID-19 vaccine, do the right thing. Alba, which he runs with masks in stores for the and cases have dropped Labor groups and oth- his wife. He also emailed time being, though some to their lowest level since ers warned that employ- his employees to let them said they are reviewing September, at an average ees at stores, restaurants, know they can forgo their policies. of about 35,000 a day. CDC bars and other businesses masks at work if they are But Walmart, the world’s Director Dr. Rochelle Wal- could be left exposed to fully vaccinated. largest retailer, Costco ensky noted in making the the coronavirus from cus- “It’s just a headache we and Trader Joe’s said Fri- announcement that the tomers and could be forced don’t want to have to fight day that they won’t re- vaccine has proved pow- into the unwanted role of any more,” Weinberg said. quire vaccinated shoppers erfully effective in pre- “vaccination police.” Several major chains, to wear a mask in U.S. venting serious COVID-19 But in Malvern, PA, including CVS, Home De- stores, unless state or lo- illness.

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E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS One picture tells the 1988 political story President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§¢ H. S¢¢ Now we are about to test beau ideal of the patrician Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg rate was lower than that Edward M. Grant E C J. GŸ C¡Ÿ whether one picture is Republican, and the as- of Reagan (1980 and 1984) Advertising Director Regional Editor Gordon R. Hall worth a thousand words. cent of his two sons to gov- and George W. Bush (2000 110 Munroe St. W J. K T¢  J £¤ Monica Connell Healey The picture is a group ernors’ mansions in two and 2004). P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Editor J. Patrick Norton Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T£¥ Michael H. Shanahan portrait of ve Republican important states would Second from the left in Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman presidential candidates only af rm that senti- the photograph stands Customer Service precisely one-third of a ment. But the repudiation Robertson. His very pres- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS century ago. The thousand of Jeb Bush in the 2016 ence in this picture — in Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 words are the ones that GOP presidential race and the GOP political picture Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 follow here. Donald J. Trump’s disdain — stands as a symbol of 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 In this picture, which ap- for dynastic Republicans the rise of religious con- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 peared in last week’s New signaled the end of their servatives in the Republi- Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 York Times obituary of dominance of the party. can Party. Classi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 former Gov. Pete du Pont Right there in the mid- classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 In a long-forgotten 1984 Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 of Delaware, is a substan- dle (of the picture, not of essay in The Brookings Subscriptions tial part of the history of the political spectrum) John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Review, the distinguished [email protected] American politics since stood Kemp, a one-time political scientist James A. Circulation 1988. Buffalo Bills quarterback Reichley wrote that white [email protected] Only two of the ve are who later would be secre- evangelical Protestants Ext. 3 still alive — former Sen. tary of Housing and Ur- traditionally split along Bob Dole (97 years old) ban Development in the regional lines, with those Newsroom and the Rev. Pat Robert- Bush administration and [email protected] in the South being strong- [email protected] son (91). Former President Dole’s running mate in the ly Democratic while those George H.W. Bush died 1996 presidential election. in the rural Northeast and Ext. 4 in 2018, and former Rep. He was a relentless cru- Midwest and in Southern Sports EDITORIAL Jack F. Kemp died in 2009. sader for his economic California leaned Republi- [email protected] Though the politics they prescriptions. “We’d have can. These voters, comfort- Ext. 5 practiced is long in the a Cabinet meeting,” Sec- ed by Jimmy Carter’s iden- past — 33 years truly is retary of State James A. Retail and Online tity as a white evangelical Advertising an eternity in our civic life Baker III recalled, “and Protestant himself, voted [email protected] How to x the — the lessons of their lives he’d want to talk about Democratic in 1976 but ADVERTISING remain. the gold standard.” The by 1978 were suf cient- Ernie Carpenter Jr. Du Pont appears second foremost advocate of ly alienated by the 39th from right in the photo- supply-side economics, Director of Advertising student debt asco president’s views on abor- and Business Development, ext. 1355 graph and was a plutocrat he pressed the notion of tion, school prayer and [email protected] Editorial from the Los Angeles Times editorial board running for president as a tax cuts onto the Reagan gay rights that they began self-proclaimed populist. I agenda. Ralph Mitchell their long slide toward Sales Representative, ext. 1313 The U.S. Senate parliamentarian opened the door liked du Pont enormously That view remains at the the Republican Party, a [email protected] last month for Democrats to push through at least one — he was smart and fun center of the modern GOP movement accelerated in more major bill this year without facing a libuster. — but in my youth (age Patricia Whalen — both George W. Bush 1979 with the formation Sales Representative, ext. 1310 That’s made it possible — not likely, but possible — 32) I thought his political and Trump won massive of the Moral Majority. In- [email protected] for Democrats to deliver on one of their progressive posture was preposter- tax reductions — but one deed, Jerry Falwell said he BUSINESS OFFICE wing’s top priorities: forgiving student loan debt of up ous. I demonstrated an of Kemp’s other magnif- would mobilize religious to $50,000 per person. unseemly sense of satis- icent obsessions would Susan J. Conti conservatives for Ronald But lawmakers should think far more strategical- faction with the rst sen- fall to the wayside in the Controller, ext. 1288 Reagan “even if he has the [email protected] ly about student debt, rather than simply showering tence of the pro le I wrote Trump years. In his 1979 devil running with him.” everyone with tax-free loan forgiveness in such high about him: “The Republi- book “An American Re- Ted Grant In the 1980 election, these Publisher, ext. 1234 amounts. After all, forgiving up to $50,000 per borrow- can Party’s newest popu- naissance,” Kemp wrote: voters sided with Reagan [email protected] er would cost the Treasury an estimated $1 trillion. list carries a leather brief- “When someone’s ap- over Carter by a margin of There are ways to target the money better, reduce case. On its side is gold proach to politics is even Marian Kinney nearly 2-to-1. ext. 1212 future debt loads and, for that matter, make it easier embossing: P.S. du P. IV” slightly undemocratic, as By the old thinking — [email protected] for some students to avoid the expense and time of a (Wall Street Journal, April the GOP has been as a the thinking that animat- Will Kraft college education. 2, 1986). party, his outlook becomes ed so many political com- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 Some progressives don’t want to wait for Congress What an idiot. (Me, not elitist and patronizing. For mentators ve years ago [email protected] to act; they’re pressing President Biden to forgive stu- him.) I thought those with years I have been hearing — these voters would be dent loan debts by executive order. But it’s hard to huge fortunes could not fellow Republicans ... talk Paula Villacreses repelled by a thrice-mar- A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 imagine a situation in which a president could respon- be populists. We have just about ‘broadening the ried libertine who spoke in [email protected] sibly spend that much money with the stroke of a pen concluded four years that party’s base.’ This has a without an explicit authorization from Congress. disproved my conviction, nice democratic sound to vulgar terms of sexual con- Mike Shanahan quests, didn’t go to church Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 College debt has had a crippling effect on many of though both Theodore and it. But the programs that [email protected] the nation’s young adults, leaving them unable to af- Franklin Roosevelt should ow from the idea are al- and consorted with porn Carolina Trujillo ford a house or car — or contribute to the economy have jogged my compla- most always patronizing stars. But they stuck with a ticket that had religious Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 with those and other purchases. A $50,000-per-grad- cency. ...” [email protected] To du Pont’s right is The rate of Blacks de- conservative Mike Pence uate payout would eliminate close to two-thirds of the Jim Wilson college debt in the nation. Dole. He personi ed scribing themselves as and, as Falwell might have put it, “the devil run- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 But a one-time payment to a speci c group now Washington, its peculiar Republicans — the party [email protected] culture, and the nostrums that they embraced for ning with him” in both the would leave out many others who need help. For ex- CIRCULATION ample, consider the graduates who have paid off their of scal austerity and bal- decades because of Abra- 2016 and 2020 elections, loans but are far behind in trying to catch up nancial- anced budgets that were ham Lincoln’s Emancipa- when about four- fths of Lisa Mahmoud them voted for the Trump Manager, ext. 1239 ly. What about help for them? Even more disturbing, the calling cards of Mid- tion Proclamation and as [email protected] the money would do nothing for the young adults who western Republicans. a reaction to Democratic ticket. will emerge from college with crushing debt in the fu- Newt Gingrich, then a actions during and af- That generation-old pic- CUSTOMER SERVICE ture is both a period piece ture. pugnacious House back- ter Reconstruction — fell La’ Mosha Ball College graduates tend to skew higher wages, so a bencher, ridiculed Dole precipitously after the and a piece of evidence of Customer Service, ext. 1276 blanket debt payoff would lavish money on a lot of peo- as the “tax collector of FDR presidency. And it the way our politics have [email protected] ple who are in a good position to pay off some or all of the welfare state.” Estab- dropped from 9 percent changed. It leaves us GRAPHICS their debt. Some students needed loans even to attend lishment Washington dis- the year Kemp ran for with one question: What low-tuition public colleges; others chose expensive pri- missed that remark and president to 3 percent the will future commentators Trevor Andreozzi Gingrich himself as pe- think of a picture of the Designer vate schools and big loans, and put off thinking about year Trump rst ran for [email protected] what the ultimate cost would be. It would be a mistake ripheral and essentially president, according to the 2020 Democratic candi- Sean Casey to treat them all the same. meaningless. Both estab- Joint Center for Political dates that includes Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren Designer Instead of trying to pay off some of the debt being lishment Washington and and Economic Studies and [email protected] amassed, legislation should address why it’s being the notion of a balanced the Pew Research Center. and Bernie Sanders? amassed in the rst place. Biden’s $1.8 trillion Amer- budget would be passe Indeed, Richard M. Nixon A Swampscott High Aaron Fee within years. (1968 and 1972), Gerald School Class of 1972 mem- Designer ican Families Plan would provide a lot more relief for [email protected] college students at lower cost by making community At the far left is George R. Ford (1976), Reagan ber, David M. Shribman is college tuition-free, providing more Pell Grants for H.W. Bush. A Yale base- (1980) and Dole (1996) ran the Pulitzer Prize-winning Edwin Peralta Jr. ball captain, striped-pants stronger among Blacks former executive editor of Designer low-income students and offering better nancial sup- [email protected] port for families in general. diplomat, CIA spymaster, than did Trump. Though the Pittsburgh Post-Ga- NEWSROOM And his campaign promises on college debt included vice president and the son he made inroads among zette. Follow him on Twit- several other sensible ideas. One was to improve a pro- of a senator, he was the Latinos last year, Trump’s ter at @ShribmanPG. Mike Alongi Sports Editor, ext. 1228 gram that provides loan relief for college grads who go [email protected] into some form of public service. A second was to allow LETTERS TO THE EDITOR graduates to base their loan payments on a lower per- Elyse Carmosino Reporter, ext. 1264 centage of their discretionary income than the federal [email protected] government requires now. Lynn eld library deserves some praise Gayla Cawley Another worthwhile idea, but not included in Biden’s Regional Editor, ext. 1236 plan: Charge little or no interest on federal student [email protected] loans. It’s the buildup of interest that makes the debt To the editor: for patrons and staff. zoom meetings, classes load unaffordable for many students. Starting with sidewalk and lessons. Allysha Dunnigan Last Thursday, for the service, the library staff In-person browsing is Reporter, ext. 1302 As for students facing that load of debt right now, the [email protected] package currently being talked about would forgive rst time in more than a has found unique and another example of the too much of what’s owed. Smaller amounts of debt for- year, I was allowed to en- innovative methods of library’s commitment to Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 giveness, with large amounts targeted only at low-in- ter the Lynn eld library to maintaining a connection providing services to the [email protected] come graduates, would make more sense and be more browse. with the community. They community during these equitable. I was impressed with the made books, magazines unprecedented times. Julia Hopkins But the president and Congress need to think be- steps that have been im- and videos in tradition- Thank you. Photographer, ext. 1224 [email protected] yond simply subsidizing students’ educational choic- plemented in order to pro- al and electronic formats Jim Noonan es. Any legislation should pressure colleges to reduce vide a safe environment available in addition to Lynn eld Thor Jourgensen Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 costs, largely by reducing the number of administra- [email protected] tors. That’s a big part of why U.S. colleges are so much more expensive than those elsewhere, along with an Daniel Kane Church should rethink school stance Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 over-emphasis on amenities and sports. [email protected] The nation also raises the debt load by requiring col- To the editor: so that children could all, this is a free country. lege degrees for jobs that didn’t need them in the past, Steve Krause exit the school safely, the However, they are being Senior Writer, ext. 1229 a phenomenon called degree ination. [email protected] I read your article enti- church refused. very stringent with prop- A 2017 report by the Harvard Business School found tled, “Swampscott church Basically, they said they erty on which they don’t Tréa Lavery that middle-skills jobs offering decent pay and upward ready to ght school,” would take the town to Reporter, ext. 1317 mobility, such as sales representatives, administrative (Item, May 11) and I was court. This sounds to me pay taxes. I think it is [email protected] assistants and inspectors, now are hard to ll because amazed. very different from “all time that Massachusetts Anne Marie Tobin employers want college graduates, who would rather When Swampscott who come here are wel- reconsider the tax-exempt Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 nd other employment and have high turnover rates [email protected] asked the Unitarian Uni- come.” And to make mat- status of religious institu- in these jobs. versalist church to pro- ters worse — this is for Sophie Yarin Persuading employers not to require an unnecessary tions. Especially ones that Copy Editor, ext. 1222 vide an easement on their the children. [email protected] college education would avoid some of the college debt property for a new ele- The church has a right behave this way. we’re amassing. A lot can be accomplished by changing mentary school only for to do what they want Glen Ahearn TECHNOLOGY the conversation around education and hiring. limited hours and days, with their property. After Peabody Tim Noyes Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, MAY 15, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Kingsley Terrace; and at 12:40 PEABODY larly arrests, re ect police records. In p.m. Friday at 1 Kingsley Ter- the event of a perceived inaccuracy, race. Accidents it is the sole responsibility of the con- An unwanted guest was reported at 3:37 a.m. at 13 Police received a report at cerned party to contact the relevant Stone Place. 7:11 a.m. Friday of a motor police department and have the de- vehicle accident on Andover partment issue a notice of correction Theft Street. to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Police received a report at ications will not be made without A shoplifting incident was 7:11 a.m. Friday of a motor ve- reported at 7:55 a.m. Friday hicle accident on Lowell Street. express notice of change from the at the CVS Pharmacy at 509 arresting police department. Police received a report at Eastern Ave. 10:23 p.m. Thursday of a mo- Larceny was reported at tor vehicle accident on Lynn 9:31 a.m. Friday at 328 Union LYNN Street. St. Accidents Well-Being Check Assault Motor vehicle accidents were Police received a report of reported at 6:54 p.m. Thurs- Well-being checks were per- an assault with a dangerous day at Boston and Hamilton formed at 8:20 p.m. Thursday weapon at 3:20 a.m. Wednes- streets; at 7:25 p.m. Thursday at 111 Henry Ave.; at 9:31 day at Holiday Inn on Newbury at 582 Western Ave.; and at p.m. Thursday at the Walgreens PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Street. 1:17 p.m. Friday at Rolly’s Tav- at 290 Broadway; at 8:57 a.m. Street racers gather in the parking lot of the Goodwill on Northeast ern at 388 Broadway. Friday at 24 Tilton Terrace; at Marine Drive and 122nd Avenue in Portland, Ore. Hit-and-run motor vehicle 10:53 a.m. Friday at 50 Bald- Complaints accidents were reported at win St.; at 11:31 a.m. Friday at Police received a call at 9:53 a.m. Friday at 27 Rock- the Little Caesar’s at 24 Union 11:34 a.m. Friday for an un- ingham St.; and at 12:34 p.m. St.; and at 1:52 p.m. Friday at wanted party at TD Bank North Street racing surges across Friday at 756 Western Ave. 720 Lynnway. on Lowell Street. Assault and Battery Police received a report of Assaults were reported at LYNNFIELD loud music at 12:27 a.m. Fri- U.S. amid COVID pandemic 5:49 p.m. Thursday at Park- day on Crane Brook Way. land Avenue and Richardson Accidents By Andrew Selsky commuters worked from Street racers block roads Police received a report of an ASSOCIATED PRESS home. and even interstates to Road; and at 10:48 a.m. Fri- intoxicated person on Pierpont A report of a minor motor ve- Those with a passion for keep police away as they day at 113 Munroe St. Street at 7:56 p.m. Thursday. hicle accident on Walnut Street Jaye Sanford, a 52-year- fast cars often had time tear around and perform Complaints Thursday at 9:59 a.m. Police old mother of two, was to modify them, and to stunts, often captured on assisted with paper exchange. Thefts driving home in suburban show them off, said Tami videos that go viral. The Atlanta on Nov. 21 when a Disturbances were reported Alarm Police received a report of a Eggleston, a sports psy- snarl of engines and traf- man in a Dodge Challeng- at 5:45 p.m. Thursday at 501 A report of an accidental stolen motor vehicle at 5:18 chologist who participates c tie-ups have become Washington St.; at 6:46 p.m. alarm at 17 Huntington Road p.m. Thursday on May Street. er muscle car who was in legal drag racing. huge annoyances. Thursday at 67 Silsbee St.; at Thursday at 6:44 a.m. The res- allegedly street racing "With COVID, when we Georgia is among the 7:09 p.m. Thursday at Broad ident said he gave an incorrect SAUGUS crashed into her head-on, were separated from peo- states ghting back with and Silsbee streets; at 10:04 passcode. killing her. ple, I think people sort of new laws. p.m. Thursday at 119 Lewis A report of an accidental Accidents She is one of the many bonded in their interest Last week, Gov. Brian St.; at 11:28 p.m. Thursday alarm at Lynn eld Middle victims of a surge in street groups," said Eggleston, Kemp signed a bill named at 100 Johnson St.; at 1:16 School Thursday at 1:53 a.m. Police received a report at racing that has taken root who is also the provost of for Sanford that mandates a.m. Friday at the McDonalds 6:32 p.m. Thursday of a two- across America during the McKendree University, a at least 10 days of jail time at 567 Lynnway; at 2:59 a.m. Complaints car motor vehicle accident with coronavirus pandemic, small college in suburban for all drag racing convic- Friday at 501 Washington St.; property damage in the area of prompting police crack- at 3:40 a.m. Friday at 501 A report of a missing child St. Louis. "So that need tions. It also requires peo- Walgreens on Broadway. downs and bills aimed at Washington St.; at 6:49 a.m. at Kernwood Plaza, 12 Salem to want to socialize and ple convicted a third time harsher punishments. Friday at 702 Lynnway; at 6:54 St. Thursday at 3:49 p.m. The be around other people within ve years to forfeit a.m. Friday at 501 Washington child was located and returned Complaints Experts say TV shows brought the racers out." their vehicles. to home or family on Cider Mill and movies glorifying But people have been "This illegal activity is St.; at 8:54 a.m Friday at 500 A woman reported cars were Road. street racing had already killed as packs of vehicles, very dangerous," the Re- Essex St.; and at 11:42 a.m. speeding up and down Hillside A report of a harassing or fueled interest in recent from souped-up jalopies publican governor said at Friday at 501 Washington St. Avenue at 7:55 p.m. Thursday. threatening phone call re- years. Then shutdowns to high-end sports cars, a bill-signing ceremony. Fights were reported at Dispatched of cers reported 10:07 p.m. Thursday at 68 garding an issue between a associated with the pan- roar down city streets and "Our goal is simple: to pro- contractor and a Main Street peace was restored. High Rock St.; 10:08 p.m. A woman called the station demic cleared normal- through industrial neigh- tect every family in every Thursday at 142 Valley Ave.; resident Thursday at 2:38 p.m. ly clogged highways as borhoods. community." Multiples reports of a large at 3:15 p.m. Thursday to report and 11:32 a.m. Friday at 26 that a group of kids were trying Williams Ave. pothole on Route 1 North Thursday at 9:23 a.m. Police to knock her mailbox over. Of- Noise complaints were re- cers dispatched to the home ported at 8:34 p.m. Thursday noti ed the Massachusetts Philly health of cial forced to Department of Transportation on Hampton Street reported at Breed Street and Hovey the kids left the area. Terrace; at 9:11 p.m. Thursday numerous times. at 65 Broad St.; at 9:32 p.m. resign over MOVE cremations Medical aid Larceny Thursday at 14 Valley Ave.; at By Claudia Lauer 9:39 p.m. Thursday at 18 Es- A report of a person in need A woman called at 10:28 and Mark Scolforo tes St.; at 9:51 p.m. Thursday of medical aid on Salem Street p.m. Thursday to report she ASSOCIATED PRESS at 84 High Rock St.; at 11:33 Thursday at 8:47 a.m. believed some items were p.m. Thursday at 9 Hancock A report of a person bitten stolen from her apartment PHILADELPHIA — St.; at 11:44 p.m. Thursday at by a dog on Saunders Road earlier in the evening and she Philadelphia's top health 81 Empire St.; at 12:09 a.m. Thursday at 8:15 a.m. The pa- wanted to report the incident. of cial was compelled to Friday at 9 Hancock St.; at tient was transported to Lahey An of cer dispatched to the resign Thursday after the 2:23 a.m. Friday at 81 Empire Clinic in Burlington. Animal home on Newhall Avenue de- city's mayor learned par- St.; and at 6:47 a.m. Friday at Control was noti ed. termined the item was simply tial human remains from 37 Lexington St. A report of an Essex Village misplaced. the 1985 bombing of the Suspicious activity was re- resident in need of medical aid headquarters of a Black ported at 8:01 p.m. Thursday Thursday at 5:52 a.m. The per- Shoplifting organization had been at 84 Nells Pond Road; at son was removed to a hospital. cremated and disposed of 8:28 p.m. Thursday at 152 A caller reported a past without notifying family Broad St.; and at 4:20 a.m. Vandalism shoplifting worth approxi- members. Friday at 7 Central Square. mately $5,000 at 1:04 p.m. Mayor Jim Kenney said PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Trespassing was reported at A report of an egged car on Thursday at Victoria’s Secret Health Commissioner Dr. MOVE member Mike Africa speaks during a 8:29 a.m. Friday at 44 Estes Temple Road Friday at 6:08 on Broadway. An of cer was Thomas Farley made the rally for the 36th anniversary of the MOVE St.; at 9:31 a.m. Friday at 1.2 a.m. dispatched for a report. decision regarding remains bombing at Osage Avenue and Cobbs Creek of the MOVE bombing vic- Parkway in Philadelphia. tims several years ago. Dr. Gulino to follow this and agreed to publicly The announcement of Conservatives seize on gas procedure and dispose of disclose the matter on the Farley's ouster came by the bones and bone frag- bombing anniversary at design on the 36th an- ments," Farley said. their request. crunch to blame Biden, stir base niversary of the MOVE The decision was his Coard said MOVE, a bombing, after Kenney By Ali Swenson around the supply crunch, Joe Biden isn't responsi- alone, and other top city group that members de- consulted victims' family ASSOCIATED PRESS reassuring the public ble for the insane increase of cials were not consult- scribe as a family and members. Among the 11 that his administration in gas price.." read a wide- ed, he said. an organization, plans to A graphic calling the had helped get the Colo- ly shared tweet by former slain when police bombed After recent reports that East Coast fuel supply respond to Kenney after nial Pipeline back online Florida congressional can- the organization's head- local institutions had re- crunch "Biden's Gas Cri- deliberating among them- Wednesday and that re- didate Chuck Callesto. quarters, causing a re mains of MOVE bombing sis." A tweet speculating selves about what they maining outages at gas "People can't complain that spread to more than victims, Farley said he re- that gas stations run- consider to be a just re- stations were a "tempo- about gas prices if there's 60 row homes, were ve considered his actions and ning dry was an "INSIDE sult. A lawsuit is possible, rary situation" that pan- no gas to buy," read the children. noti ed higher-ups. Ken- JOB." A meme depicting Coard said. ic-buying would only exac- caption of an image de- A lawyer who accompa- ney said Farley told him the president and vice "They had a lot of ques- erbate. picting a sinister Biden nied MOVE members to about what occurred late president cheering about tions about why this hap- Still, some of the most with his ngers inter- a meeting with Kenney, Tuesday, took responsibil- the "Green New Deal" in pened, questions about, is widely shared tweets dis- laced, retweeted by U.S. Michael Coard, described ity and resigned from the front of a snaking line at a cussing the gas crunch be- Rep. Lauren Boebert, a their reaction as "out- this standard operating fuel station. $175,000-a-year job he'd procedure? Questions like, tween Friday and Wednes- Republican from Colorado. raged, enraged, incensed, held for ve years. These and thousands of day lobbed criticism Other posts claimed the but mostly confused." who made the ultimate other social media posts "I profoundly regret mak- decisions?" Coard said. toward the president, ac- long gas lines across the In a statement released ing this decision without along with conservative "It's one thing to lose a cording to the media intel- Southeast U.S. were a har- by the mayor's of ce, Far- consulting the family mem- websites and commenta- ligence rm Zignal Labs. binger of America's future box of remains. It's anoth- ley said that in early 2017 bers of the victims and I ex- tors this week misleading- Posts surfaced by Zignal under Democrats, casting he was told by the city's er thing to intentionally ly painted President Joe tend my deepest apologies blamed the president for Biden as a socialist in a medical examiner, Dr. Sam destroy a box of remains. Biden and his administra- for the pain this will cause the outages, criticized his strategy that Republicans Gulino, that a box had been Who does that?" tion as catalysts of chaos them," Farley wrote. response and condemned have frequently turned to found containing materials He called it the "ulti- — who not only mishan- Kenney said Farley's him for canceling plans in recent years. related to MOVE bombing mate desecration." dled the temporary shut- decision lacked empathy. for the Keystone XL oil "Gas shortages now, food victims' autopsies. "Obviously it's going to down of the nation's larg- pipeline — though that shortages tomorrow?" Gulino has also been put "In the box were bones on leave pending an inves- be someone they're famil- est fuel pipeline on Friday project, which would have tweeted Fox Nation host iar with, but they want — but engineered it. and bone fragments, pre- tigation, Kenney said. built a crude oil pipeline, Tomi Lahren. "Wow ... to know, hey, was this In reality, a ran- sumably from one or more "I had the opportunity to would have had no impact starting to feel like social- my mother, father, sister, som-seeking cyberattack, of the victims," Farley said. meet with members of the on the current situation. ism is on the way...." brother, niece, nephew? not a Biden executive or- Misleading narratives In another narrative, It is a standard proce- Africa family and apolo- Who was this?" Coard said. der or energy policy, trig- targeting Biden began posts equated Biden to dure to retain specimens gize for the way this situ- Kenney said the remains gered the shutdown that picking up speed on Mon- former President Jimmy after an autopsy ends and ation was handled, and for drove residents of states day, the day North Caro- Carter who saw his pres- the remains are turned how the city has treated had been kept in a stor- such as North Carolina lina Gov. Roy Cooper be- idency crumble as a result over to the decedent's them for the last ve de- age room. The volume of to panic-buy so much gas came the rst of several of the 1979 fuel shortage. next-of-kin, Farley said. cades," Kenney said in a remains was unclear, and that nearly 70 percent governors to declare a A statement from former "Believing that inves- statement. MOVE mem- Kenney said he hoped to of service stations in the state of emergency over President Donald Trump tigations related to the bers adopted the surname determine where and how state remained without the disruption. on Wednesday, ampli ed MOVE bombing had been of the group's founder, they were disposed of. The fuel on Thursday after- "Wouldn't it be weird by conservative websites completed more than 30 John Africa. city has hired a law rm noon. if the CYBER-ATTACK including Breitbart News, years earlier, and not Kenney later told re- to investigate and has Biden spoke about the that shutdown the United branded a laundry list of wanting to cause more porters that he had a long agreed to include lawyers hack Thursday as he States' top fuel line was an national and global chal- anguish for the families of and dif cult meeting with for the victims' families in sought to assuage fears INSIDE JOB to pretend lenges as Biden's fault. the victims, I authorized victims' family members the process. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 15, 2021

ITEM PHOTOS | JULIA HOPKINS From left, social media manager Daybar Bugler, outreach coordinator Emily Cooper, farmer Hazel Kiefer, and director Jeannette McGinn are the forces behind the sustainable agriculture efforts at Newhall Fields Community Garden in Peabody. Peabody farm volunteers fight hunger from the ground up FARM by the brewers at nearby on Saturdays. hands in the dirt with peo- From A1 Granite Coast Brewing as “The first group that ple was so helpful.” mulch to keep moisture signed up re-signed up in The farm is starting to able to harvest over 2,000 in the soil. They also use the spring. They created see greens come up, in- pounds of food with the cover crops like winter rye their own cohort,” McGinn cluding garlic, onions, let- help of over 300 volun- to keep nutrients in the said. “They had this com- tuce, peas, cabbage and teers. Around 80 percent soil and prevent erosion mon interest in the farm plenty of herbs. Their of the food harvested at during the cold months, and a desire to learn.” outreach programs are the farm is donated to the and are working toward a More of the farm’s staff, blooming, too: The farm Haven from Hunger food no-till model where seeds even those who weren’t was just certified to accept pantry at Peabody’s Citi- are sown directly on top of normally as hands-on, SNAP, they are expand- zens Inn. the remains of the cover NFCF farmer Hazel got involved, too. Emily ing into the wholesale Kiefer explained that crops. Cooper, NFCF’s commu- market for their products the farm uses all organic All of that work is done nity outreach and special and this year, for the first practices to grow its crops, by the farm’s volunteers. events coordinator, said time, they will be selling which means that they Some of those workers that she learned a lot from produce at Tillie’s Farm use no pesticides or chem- come from community getting closer to the soil Stand. icals. programs like YouthBuild out of necessity, and social “We want this food to be “Organic is a very prin- at North Shore Commu- media manager Daybar going to people who need cipled way of farming that nity Development Coali- Bugler said that working it, and who wouldn’t oth- involves working with tion, and others are just on the farm helped her re- erwise be eating fresh, nature and not trying to interested neighbors. alize how beneficial it was nutrient-rich food,” Kiefer trick or outsmart her,” While the volunteer work- for her and others’ mental said. Kiefer said. force dropped significant- health. To get involved with That means that they ly during the COVID-19 “With everything going NFCF, visit newhallfield- use special tarps to keep pandemic, McGinn said, on in 2020, it became clear scommunityfarm.org. From left, outreach coordinator Emily Coo- out bugs, bring in compost they also began a program how important it was,” Tréa Lavery can be per and farmer Hazel Kiefer visit one of the for fertilizer, and even for high-school students Bugler said. “This is a reached at tlavery@item- aromatic herbs in the herb garden of Newhall use spent grain donated who volunteer at the farm wellness zone. Getting my live.com. Fields Community Farm in Peabody. Salem group brings Reddy to become Lynn’s police chief POLICE elor’s degree in business said. “It has been my priv- McGee also thanked the From A1 administration with a ilege to serve as a police three other candidates for health to door concentration in manage- officer in this community their time, and thanked the current crossroads HEALTH the types of properties, ment from the University for the past 36 years and I Desmarais for his service we are facing to bring the of Massachusetts, Lowell, am humbled and honored as acting police chief. From A1 local businesses and com- community together and and his master’s degree to have been selected for Desmarais, a 32-year munity organizations approach this position commitment to each in the area. We’re tak- veteran of the depart- other.” with a commitment to eq- ment, took over the role ing a holistic approach,” uity and transparency.” The first of the COVID “I’m excited to work with my broth- in July 2020 following the Shallop said. “It’s kind of Reddy joined the de- Neighborhood Ambassa- retirement of former Chief like throwing spaghetti partment in 1985 and has er and sister officers, as well as the dors, part of a program Michael Mageary. against the wall and see- served as captain of patrol announced last month, “I want to thank each of ing what sticks.” since 2010. mayor, the city council and communi- began knocking on doors Ambassadors will help the three exceptional can- on Thursday, according to He has served as super- their neighbors access a visor of a number of po- ty stakeholders to move the depart- didates who applied for program coordinator Ben variety of services beyond the promotion to be the Shallop. licing units, including for vaccines, including hous- ment forward in our common goal of chief of police. Your ded- “The best people to reach patrol operations, E-911 ing assistance, food, and ication and commitment their neighbors about any and dispatch center, traffic job placement and train- promoting public safety for all.” to the City of Lynn was subject — period — are enforcement and the com- ing. clearly evident throughout people in their neighbor- munity policing unit. Shallop said that, as — Christopher P. Reddy the entire process,” McGee hood,” Shallop said. “It’s His role included work- they begin their effort ing as the police depart- said. “My sincere appreci- been a difficult year, and ation to Deputy Chief Des- beyond the health ramifi- to help residents access ment liaison for coordina- in criminal justice from this important role. marais for stepping up to cations, it’s been financial- vaccines, they want to tion with outside agencies, Anna Maria College. “I’m excited to work with lead the department over ly devastating to many focus less on convincing organizations and commu- “I want to offer my sin- my brother and sister offi- the last 10 months during families. Now, with the people that vaccines are nity groups; coordinating cere appreciation to May- cers, as well as the mayor, stimulus package, there’s necessary and more on for special events; and or McGee for giving me the city council and com- an incredibly challenging going to be resources helping those who want serving as the liaison to the opportunity to serve munity stakeholders to time for our city, state and available, but it’s a mat- them get to a clinic. While the City of Lynn Emer- this community and the move the department for- country.” ter of reaching the people it is much easier now to gency Management Com- members of the Lynn Po- ward in our common goal Elyse Carmosino can be who need it.” get an appointment than mittee. lice Department as the of promoting public safety reached at ecarmosino@ Shallop explained that when vaccines were first Reddy received his bach- next chief of police,” Reddy for all.” itemlive.com. the city used survey and rolled out, he said many demographic data to iden- residents still have trou- tify the areas in Salem ble getting them due to that were less engaged transportation issues or Lee pulls papers for Lynn mayor than others and that need- difficulty getting time off ed more support. Within from work. MAYOR hopefully it will motivate If we can get elementa- put up this rent, and then those neighborhoods, they “We’re figuring out what From A1 them.” ry- and high school-aged nobody in our city can af- sought out volunteers the barriers are, and then In 1995, Lee’s designa- kids nice services and pro- ford (to live here).” who will receive a small figuring out how to get He served as a parapro- tion as an All American grams, those are the ones Lee believes in the city’s monthly stipend to help over those barriers,” Shal- fessional in Lynn Pub- Top 7 scorer landed him a who become the examples potential as a hotspot, yet develop an outreach plan lop said. lic Schools from 1999 to scholarship to play basket- for the younger kids,” he also feels a sense of re- that works for each indi- Tréa Lavery can be 2000, and again from 2011 ball for Prairie View A&M said. “We really want to sponsibility to preserve its vidual group of residents. reached at tlavery@item- to 2017, where he worked University, from where he focus on the youth.” roots. “It takes into account live.com. with autistic children and graduated in 1998 with To combat the city’s ris- “Lynn is the next major children with behavioral a degree in computer sci- ing housing prices, Lee hub,” he said. “We have disabilities. ence. He now operates his also plans to place higher renovations coming to our Need to find In 2019, Lee started the own Boston-based athletic taxes on large companies city because we’re the next nonprofit organizationtraining business, Eleet that come to Lynn. spot, and I’m not going to an article? Sports Support Inc., which Basketball. Doing so will keep Lynn have all of these compa- aims to help at-risk chil- If elected, Lee plans to affordable and also help nies trying to come in and dren athletically, mentally bring his background in keep the culture of the take advantage like they Subscribe to and academically during community development city alive, he said. have in other cities in the e-edition on their transition to adult- to City Hall, where he “Companies that are past. hood. said he hopes to imple- well-off, they’re going to “We need to take care of “I’m also running to ment a number of social have to pay that premi- our people first.” inspire positive change programs. um,” he said. “Too many Elyse Carmosino can be Only $9.99/month in our youth,” Lee said. “We definitely need more companies are trying to reached at ecarmosino@ “If they can see me do it, preventative measures. come in thinking they can itemlive.com. SATURDAY, MAY 15, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Johnson School sixth grader Madison Marsh recites the Gettysburg Address in front of her class and a panel of judges on Friday. After deliberation, Marsh was selected to recite the address during the town’s Memorial Day ceremony on Monday. Nahant students address the Address ADDRESS as judges,” said Principal From A1 Kevin Andrews. Sixth graders Penny the contest gives any Martell, Michelle Hayes, sixth-grade student who Sarah Lewis and Ashley wants to participate a Sherlock also participat- chance to recite president ed, with Martell selected Abraham Lincoln’s fa- by the panel to serve as mous speech from memo- Marsh’s understudy. ry. This year’s judges in- “When you see a sixth- cluded Johnson, as well grade student recite the as Thomas Quinn of Nah- Gettysburg Address from ant’s Memorial Day Com- memory, I mean that’s just mittee, Johnson School awe-inspiring and certain- representative Meredith ly makes you feel proud Tibbo, Molly Conlin of Na- for the kid,” Fields said. “It hant’s American Legion truly is just a great foun- Auxiliary, and Bob Fields, dation for the child, and I commander of Nahant’s think it’s great for others American Legion. to see that as well.” “It really makes it spe- Elyse Carmosino can be Johnson School sixth grader Michelle Hayes, Johnson School sixth grader Ashley Sherlock cial for the students to see reached at ecarmosino@ left, congratulates Madison Marsh after Marsh recites the Gettysburg Address to judges and real people in the world itemlive.com. was selected as winner. her class. Lynn updates ESL plan Tree bylaw axed from Lynnfield warrant TUTWILER of additional staff, we face WARRANT and capital budgets. propriation for security Article 17 seeks to in- From A1 multiple challenges, in- From A1 Article 6 — referred to equipment, drainage and crease the number of cluding hiring ESL-certi- by Assistant Town Ad- site improvements in con- hours residents may an EL population of 31.5 we’ve pared it back and fied staff, space and time ministrator Bob Curtin nection with the elemen- work under the so-called percent, compared to a resources and the con- this draft really only ap- state average of just 10.5 as “the big one” — asks tary school project. “senior tax reduction stantly fluctuating EL plies to building activity.” the town to approve the program” to 125 volun- percent. The city is one of “It was a very contro- Article 14 seeks to re- enrollment throughout proposed FY22 operating teer-service hours. Article just four districts in Mas- the year. By only focusing versial issue at the last scind borrowing authority budget of $60,843,604. 18 seeks to provide an ad- sachusetts with an EL on the second component, meeting and (we need to) for completed capital proj- population above 30 per- The figure represents ditional exemption. in changing curriculum have appropriate time as ects where the stipulated cent, along with Chelsea, a 2.37 percent increase “This will match the maps in kindergarten to a board for us to vett it amount exceeded actual Worcester and Lawrence. from FY21. state amount for real-es- improve progress without so people realize that it’s costs. “Our end goal is a sys- tate tax exemptions for a dually-licensed kinder- been drastically rewrit- temic change designed to garten teacher, (it) will “...we’re ready. I know you’re not veterans, the blind and support ELs, but imple- ten.” Select Board Chair not provide the legal- seniors and others who mented in such a way that Dick Dalton said, “I think ly-required ESL services. ready and I wish you were. I don’t are state-qualified based all students benefit,” Cald- that would be the best Including both compo- on assets and income,” well said. “Although an in- way to present it to the know why it took this delay, but nents ... is a systemic Curtin said. tegrated model in kinder- town.” approach that gives all this is what’s going to come in Article 19 seeks a vote garten was designed with Select Board members students full-day access to add Zepaj Lane as a ELs at the forefront, all Phil Crawford and Joe to a licensed ESL teacher October, too. We’re ready to go.” public way, while Article students will benefit from Connell agreed. to support academic lan- 20 seeks to amend the this cohesive way to build “Brian is right on track guage development.” stormwater management academic language.” here,” said Crawford, who ­— Amy MacNulty, Planning School Committee mem- bylaws. A compliance progress said he did not see the ber Lorraine Gately, who Board member The annual warrant, report that the district revised bylaw until two voted against the proposal as well as the changes to submitted to the Massa- days earlier. “To give it in March, suggested that Article 15 seeks ap- the stormwater bylaw, are chusetts Department of its due process, it’s best During a public hearing Elementary and Second- the district needs more proval of a lease-pur- available at https://www. we take it up early in the on the budget earlier this ary Education (DESE) information and data be- chase agreement for the town.lynnfield.ma.us/ fall as we get prepared for month, Town Administra- last month was only par- fore it can implement the acquisition of energy-ef- town-meeting. The meet- the October Town Meet- tor Rob Dolan said he was tially approved, as the certification requirement, ficiency improvements,ing begins at 10 a.m. and tabled the discussion ing when we have time to extremely proud of the professional development while Article 16 seeks to Anne Marie Tobin can until a future meeting. properly review and vett budget and that it “speaks proposed after the failed amend the town’s bylaws be reached at atobin@ “I want to table this it.” to the community’s core School Committee vote regarding fees. itemlive.com. was not enough to satisfy and get to the root of it, “They’ve worked very values and choices” by in- the district’s obligations to and find out what the hard on this,” said Con- vesting in education, pub- its ELs. problems really are,” nell. “Truthfully there’s a lic safety and health and Spring Cleanups The integrated ESL Gately said. “There has lot of great information, proper planning. and model proposed by Tut- to be other things that but not for the town to get Article 7 asks the town wiler would include we can address this to it so quickly and to under- to approve a capital bud- Tree Removal structured time during than changing the license stand it, so this is best.” get of $1,045,431 for sev- and the school day for En- and possibly not having Planning Board mem- eral projects including Dog Waste glish-language develop- enough teachers coming ber Amy MacNulty felt Pillings Pond water qual- ment, along with having into the district to actual- passionately about the ity improvement, new re- Removal more ESL-certified staff. ly teach all the students in contents of the bylaw. turn bins and self-check- “These two components our district.” “The residents are very out software/hardware Low Rates cannot work independent- Tréa Lavery can be worried and concerned at the library, police ra- ly,” Caldwell said. “If we reached at tlavery@item- Call • 877-688-7667 and we want to respond dio site replacement and only focus on an increase live.com. to that concern,” she said. funds for a utility inter- “So we’re ready. 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ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Gregg Brackman, owner of G Bar in Swampscott, opens a sliding garage door which opens into the dining room of Little G, his new market, bar, and eatery. Swampscott’s G Bar expanding to open “food resort” By Tréa Lavery Brackman says he had with Brackman enlisting restaurant has had to get ITEM STAFF always wanted to expand local artist Nate Fon- used to offering takeout, the restaurant, but the tes-Fried to build a huge pivoting from its usual SWAMPSCOTT — G timing never felt quite sh to hang above the bar. ne-dining experience. Bar and Kitchen has been right. When Newman’s They have also installed While the restaurant a landmark on Humphrey closed and the space went an exposed-brick wall, shutdown last March was Street since it opened in up for sale, he seized the unearthed from a wall a shock, Brackman said April 2008, bringing a opportunity, removing his of plaster, in the market he and his team were able ne-dining experience old walk-in refrigerator to space. to rework their model and to the small beach town. build a new, shared kitch- “You have to get creative menu; on the second Sat- Now, owner and chef en between the two dining with what you have. It’s urday, they sold over 500 Gregg Brackman has rooms. really a blessing in dis- dinners. something more planned. Working with local con- guise,” Brackman said. He said that he has put This summer, custom- tractors Double D Con- “Sometimes it’s not his heart and soul into the ers will be able to enjoy a struction, Brackman has about buying what’s new restaurant’s expansion, meal in G Bar’s new bar been xing up the space and hot. It’s about using just like he and his staff and dining room, or pick for the past six months. things and giving them a do with everything they up something to bring With the COVID-19 pan- second life.” create. While it has been home at Little G, a gour- demic ongoing, he said In addition to the casu- a lot of work, Brackman met neighborhood mar- that construction materi- al dining menu, Little G said that, he is con dent ket, in the next-door space als have sometimes been will offer prepared meals, when the new space opens which used to house New- up to four times more ex- drinks, meats and cheese, in mid-to-late June, it will man’s Bakery. pensive than before, forc- oils, and other gourmet all be worth it. “I like to think of it as a ing the crew to get creative items. Customers will be “I’m con dent in the ‘food resort,’” Brackman with how they decorate. able to enter through the community, the product said. “You can have your The new bar, along with market’s separate en- we put out, and the staff,” ne dining, with the white a set of sliding barn doors trance, or will be able to he said. “I know it’s all tablecloth and bottle of that separate the dining request items to pick up going to come back with wine, or go next door and area from Little G, was on their way out while en- happy faces and new rela- have a pizza and a craft constructed using old joying a meal in one of the tionships.” beer, and on your way out oorboards. More of the dining rooms. Tréa Lavery can be Gregg Brackman is opening Little G, which pick up a couple prepared repurposed wood went to Brackman said that reached at tlavery@item- will serve as a market for fresh goods, next to meals.” creating wall decorations, during the pandemic, the live.com. his restaurant G bar in Swampscott.

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©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, MAY 15, 2021 St. John’s Prep rides early lead to win over St. Mary’s Peter Martin who got the outs) and Terence Moyni- BASEBALL start and earned the win han (1/3 inning, no runs, for the Prep. Martin pitched no hits, one walk) also saw By Mike Alongi four innings, allowing two time on the mound. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR runs on five hits with four The Spartans threatened DANVERS — The St. strikeouts. Patrick Hosman in the top of the first af- John’s Prep baseball team pitched one inning of relief ter a two-out triple from got the back working early and allowed one run before Cabral, but the Eagles es- and rode a fast start all the Cam Wodarski finished the caped unscathed. The Prep way to victory Friday after- game with two innings of came right back in the bot- noon, taking down St. Mary’s scoreless relief. tom of the first, moving a 7-3 in a non-conference bout For St. Mary’s, Deniel Or- man to third before scoring at Pete Frates Field. tiz went 2-for-4 with a home on a passed ball to make it Senior captains Pat D’Am- run and two RBI to pace the 1-0 Eagles. ico and DJ Pacheco led the offense. Lucas Fritz (2-for-3) In the second, the bats offensive charge for the also had multiple hits, while woke up for St. John’s. It Eagles, with D’Amico go- Aiven Cabral (1-for-4, tri- started with an RBI single ing 1-for-3 with a home run ple), Tad Giardina (1-for-3) from George to push the lead to 2-0, then Palladino and three RBI and Pacheco and John Nowicki (1-for-3) followed that up with an going 2-for-3 with a home each had one hit. RBI single of his own to run and one RBI. Payton Nowicki took the loss on make it 3-0. Next up was Palladino went 2-for-4 with the mound for the Spartans, D’Amico, who took the first a triple and one RBI, Gavin tossing 3 1/3 innings and al- pitch and belted it over the lowing five runs on six hits George went 2-for-3 with left field fence to make it a one RBI and Nick Salitro with one strikeout. Andrew 5-0 game. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK went 1-for-4 with a triple. Luciano (2 1/3 innings, two On the mound, it was runs, four hits, four strike- ST. JOHN’S, B2 St. John’s Pat D’Amico hit a homerun against St. Mary’s on Friday. Peabody baseball edges out Swampscott

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK English’s DJ Brathwaite had three touchdown catches in a win over Chelsea Friday. English ends the year with rout of Chelsea thony Timmons and Nick FOOTBALL ROUNDUP Messina both scored touchdowns, while Ange- By Daniel Kane lo Person also played a ITEM STAFF solid game. Two-way line- The Lynn English men Nolan Mulcahy and football team ended the Ryan Dewan led the way shortened season on a upfront as usual for the high note with a 48-7 Bulldogs. dominating win on the "All our players, espe- road at Chelsea Friday. cially the seniors, played Add in a win over rival well Friday," Caroll said. Lynn Classical last week, "I really want to thank and English wrapped up them for all they've done the season with plenty of for the program. Their success after an 0-2 start. contributions meant a lot The Bulldogs also sent to us." their 15 seniors off on a English finishes the high note. season at 2-2. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK "It was great to end the FOOTBALL It was a true classic under the lights at Peabody High School Friday night, as the Swampscott season the way we did," Everett 42, and Peabody baseball teams met for a Northeastern Conference clash. After a back-and-forth English coach Chris Car- Classical 14 battle, it was the Tanners who came out on top by a score of 4-3. roll said. "Grabbing a big The Rams dropped their win over Classical and final game of the season Connor Correnti led the way for Swampscott with two hits and one RBI, while Jason Bouffard then (Friday), we really against GBL powerhouse and Cam O’Brien each had one hti and one RBI. Matt Schroeder added two hits and a run sent those seniors off the Everett, but still had scored, while Matt McIntire took the loss on the mound. right way.' some big plays and bat- Peabody (3-1) hosts Gloucester Monday night (7). Quarterback Jesse tled wire-to-wire. Maggs and receiver DJ "I liked the way we Swampscott (2-2) hosts Bishop Fenwick in a non-conference bout Sunday afternoon (12). Brathwaite led the way, fought," Classical coach Pictured above, Swampscott’s Connor Correnti, left, makes the tag on Peabody’s Nick Villano connecting on three as he slides into home. touchdown passes. An- FOOTBALL, B2 Swampscott tops Saugus on Senior Night

well in the midfield and in the win column af- SCHOOL ROUNDUP defensively. Georgia Fiore ter a tough game against scored two goals for the Sa- Gloucester to get the win on By Daniel Kane chems, while Violet Hawley the road. Leah Ventre got ITEM STAFF had one goal. the win on the mound, al- The Swampscott girls Swampscott (5-0) is at lowing six hits, three walks lacrosse team celebrated Danvers Monday (4). and two earned runs with Senior Night by staying un- Saugus hosts Gloucester four strikeouts while going defeated on the year with Monday (4). 2-for-4 with an RBI at the a 17-3 win over Saugus at SOFTBALL plate. Blocksidge Field Friday. Peabody 14, Beverly 5 “It was a great game,” All four senior captains Freshman pitcher Avery Saugus coach Steve Alm- -- Harper Clopton, Jordan Grieco threw four innings, quist said. “And it was a nice Waters, Reese Robertson while Abby Bettencourt bounce back after Glouces- and Elizabeth Green -- got threw the final three in ter.” on the scoresheet with two the win. Peabody had three Leadoff hitter and senior goals each. home runs from Logan Lo- captain Kirby Dalton also had a big 4-for-4 day at But it was a team effort masney, Isabel Bettencourt the plate, while her sister for the Big Blue, who had 11 and Grieco. Lomasney, Isa- Kyleigh Dalton had a key different goal scorers. bel Bettencourt, Kiley Dool- RBI double. Fallon Millerick Brooke Waters, Aubrey in, Penny Spack, Emma and Lily Ventre each had Bliss, Lilly Johnson, Jessie Bloom and Gino Terrazzano one RBI, while Cat Schena all had multiple hits Ford, Eliza D’Agostino, Abby had one hit in the win. Eichler and Coco Clopton Peabody is at Marblehead ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS Saugus (2-1) hosts Mas- each scored one goal. Wednesday (4). conomet Tuesday (4). Swampscott seniors Elizabeth Green, center, and Harper Clopton, sec- Despite the loss, Saugus Saugus 6, Masconomet 3 ond from right, each had two goals in a win over Saugus Friday. had Marissa Patterson play The Sachems got back ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 15, 2021

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE SATURDAY Newburyport at Lynnfield (3:45) Baseball Matignon at Bishop Fenwick (4) Arlington Catholic at St. Mary’s (5) Hamilton-Wenham at Lynnfield (10) Salem Academy at Winthrop (10) Boys Lacrosse Bishop Fenwick at Danvers (1) Matignon at Bishop Fenwick (4) Austin Prep at St. Mary's (6:30) Masconomet at Peabody (4) Softball Danvers at Swampscott (4) Winthrop at Beverly (4) Winthrop at Salem Academy (10) Saugus at Gloucester (4:30) St. Mary's at Austin Prep (10) Arlington Catholic at St. Mary’s (5) Boys Lacrosse Marblehead at Masconomet (12) Girls Lacrosse Bishop Fenwick at Matignon (4) St. Mary's at Austin Prep (5) Peabody at Masconomet (4) Bishop Fenwick at Peabody (7) Swampscott at Danvers (4) Girls Lacrosse Beverly at Winthrop (4:30) Austin Prep at St. Mary's (5) Gloucester at Saugus (4:30) Masconomet at Marblehead (7) St. Mary’s at Arlington Catholic (TBD) Track Boys Tennis Arlington Catholic, St. Joseph's Prep St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (3:30) at Bishop Fenwick (10) Lynnfield at Hamilton-Wenham (3:30) St. Mary's at Austin Prep (10) St. Joseph’s Prep at Bishop Fenwick SUNDAY (3:30) Baseball BC High at St. John’s Prep (4) Bishop Fenwick at Swampscott (12) Masconomet at Swampscott (4) Gloucester at Winthrop (4:30) MONDAY Girls Tennis Baseball Bishop Feehan at St. Mary’s (3:30) St. Mary’s at Arlington Catholic Hamilton-Wenham at Lynnfield (3:30) (3:30) Bishop Fenwick at St. Joseph’s Prep St. John’s Prep at BC High (4) (3:30) Bishop Fenwick at Matignon (4) Salem at Peabody (4) Marblehead at Beverly (4) Swampscott at Masconomet (4) Saugus at Danvers (4:30) Saugus at Marblehead (4:30) Gloucester at Peabody (7) Winthrop at Gloucester (4:30) Softball NBA

EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB x-Philadelphia 47 23 .671 — Dallas 41 29 .586 — x-Brooklyn 46 24 .657 1 Memphis 37 33 .529 4 x-New York 39 31 .557 8 San Antonio 33 37 .471 8 Boston 35 35 .500 12 New Orleans 31 39 .443 10 Toronto 27 43 .386 20 Houston 16 54 .229 25 Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB x-Atlanta 40 31 .563 — y-Utah 50 20 .714 — x-Miami 39 31 .557 ½ x-Denver 46 24 .657 4 Charlotte 33 37 .471 6½ Portland 41 30 .577 9½ Washington 32 38 .457 7½ Minnesota 22 48 .314 28 Orlando 21 49 .300 18½ Oklahoma City 21 49 .300 29 Central Division Pacific Division ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK W L Pct GB W L Pct GB y-Milwaukee 45 25 .643 — x-Phoenix 49 21 .700 — St. Mary’s Deniel Ortiz hits a homerun against St. John’s on Friday. Indiana 33 37 .471 12 x-L.A. Clippers 47 23 .671 2 Chicago 30 40 .429 15 L.A. Lakers 40 30 .571 9 Cleveland 22 48 .314 23 Golden State 37 33 .529 12 Detroit 20 50 .286 25 Sacramento 31 39 .443 18 St. John’s Prep baseball rides

Saturday's Games Memphis at Golden State, 3:30 p.m. Charlotte at New York, 1 p.m. Cleveland at Brooklyn, 7 p.m. Chicago at Brooklyn, 1 p.m. Houston at Atlanta, 7 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Indiana, 1 p.m. early lead to win over St. Mary’s Orlando at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Boston at Minnesota, 2 p.m. Miami at Detroit, 8 p.m. Phoenix at San Antonio, 2 p.m. Dallas at Minnesota, 9 p.m. Miami at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Sunday's Games Denver at Portland, 9 p.m. ST. JOHN’S runner came home on a RBI single to make it 5-3. St. John’s Prep (3-1) Boston at New York, 1 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Oklahoma City, 9 p.m. passed ball later in the But the Eagles an- travels to BC High Mon- Charlotte at Washington, 1 p.m. L.A. Lakers at New Orleans, 9 p.m. From B1 Indiana at Toronto, 1 p.m. Milwaukee at Chicago, 9 p.m. inning, cutting the defi- swered right back, get- day afternoon (4). Phoenix at San Antonio, 2 p.m. Utah at Sacramento, 9 p.m. But the Spartans cit to 5-2. ting a solo home run St. Mary’s (3-1) is right weren’t done, and St. St. Mary’s got one more from Pacheco in the bot- back in action Satur- Mary’s finally got on the in the top of the fifth, tom of the fifth before day evening (6:30) with NHL board in the top of the when Ortiz once again D’Amico notched an RBI a home game against a fourth on a solo home came up in a big spot and groundout to round out tough Austin Prep team East Division West Division run from Ortiz. Another GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA came through with an the scoring. at Fraser Field. y-Pitt 56 37 16 3 77 196 156 z-Colorado 56 39 13 4 82 197 133 x-Wash 56 36 15 5 77 191 163 x-Vegas 56 40 14 2 82 191 124 x-Boston 56 33 16 7 73 168 136 x-Minn 56 35 16 5 75 181 160 x-N.Y. I 56 32 17 7 71 156 128 x-St. Louis 56 27 20 9 63 169 170 English ends the year with rout of Chelsea N.Y. R 56 27 23 6 60 177 157 Arizona 56 24 26 6 54 153 176 Phila 56 25 23 8 58 163 201 LA 56 21 28 7 49 143 170 NJ 56 19 30 7 45 145 194 San Jose 56 21 28 7 49 151 199 FOOTBALL defensive line. Harry Della Russo Stadi- yards and two touch- Buffalo 56 15 34 7 37 138 199 Anaheim 56 17 30 9 43 126 179 Central Division North Division From B1 The Rams finish the um. downs. Calvin Boudreau GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA year at 1-3 but have plen- "It was a wild one for ended the season com- y-Carolina 56 36 12 8 80 179 136 y-Toronto 55 35 13 7 77 185 144 Brian Vaughan said. ty to look forward to in sure," Revere coach Lou pleting 11-of-14 passes for x-Florida 56 37 14 5 79 189 153 x-Ed 55 35 18 2 72 182 150 "The guys fought hard x-TB 56 36 17 3 75 181 147 x-Winnipeg 55 29 23 3 61 166 152 the fall with a massive re- Cicatelli said. "We had a 160 yards and two touch- x-Nashville 56 31 23 2 64 156 154 x-Montreal 56 24 21 11 59 159 168 and played tough. When turning junior class. 17-point lead at one point. downs. Jarrod Natola was Dallas 56 23 19 14 60 158 154 Calgary 53 24 26 3 51 142 150 you're playing a great pro- "I think the positive for Some of it was honestly a on the receiving end of Chicago 56 24 25 7 55 161 186 Ottawa 56 23 28 5 51 157 190 gram with Division I col- Detroit 56 19 27 10 48 127 171 Vancouver 52 21 28 3 45 136 173 us this year is we were able blur. All I know is it was both passing touchdowns. Columbus 56 18 26 12 48 137 187 lege athletes on the field, to get a lot of our young back and forth all night Revere finishes the year it’s good to see that the Friday's Games Tampa Bay at Florida, 7:30 p.m. (Playoffs, effort was there." guys in," Brian Vaughan and it was a three-hour with a 3-1 record, losing Toronto at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Game 1) Edgar Ramirez connect- Sr. said. We were starting game.” only to GBL foe Everett Saturday's Games Calgary at Vancouver, 10:30 p.m. three freshman and soph- Both teams traded (4-0). Vancouver at Edmonton, 3:30 p.m. Monday's Games ed with Marquese Avery Boston at Washington, 7:15 p.m. (Playoffs, Boston at Washington, 7:30 p.m. (Playoffs, omores on each side of the punches in this one, with "It was definitely a suc- Game 1) on a 64-yard touchdown Sunday's Games Game 2) and Brian Vaughan Jr. hit ball most games. We have plenty of big-time plays cessful year," Cicatelli N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh, 12 p.m. (Play- Nashville at Carolina, 8 p.m. (Playoffs, a big junior class and they including a blocked punt said. "We knew we had a offs, Game 1) Game 1) Kyle Durant one 20-yard Minnesota at Vegas, 3 p.m. (Playoffs, St. Louis at Colorado, 10 p.m. (Playoffs, score. Vaughan also had all got varsity experience. and touchdown by Dillon good football team with Game 1) Game 1) 100 yards on the ground, Down the line we think Day and a 20-yard inter- 20 seniors. We wanted to while Nico Galeazzi also that's going to pay off." ception for a touchdown be 4-0 but Everett was a MLB ran the ball well. Orlando Revere 48, Medford 32 by Cam Ventura. buzzsaw. Without COVID, Concepcion Saldana also The Patriots capped off Adetayo Atitebi had a I think we would have AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE played well in his final a strange season in a wild great day on the ground been right back to make East Division East Division game on the offensive and game on Senior Night at with over 250 rushing a run in the tournament." W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 23 16 .590 _ New York 18 13 .581 _ Toronto 20 16 .556 1½ Philadelphia 20 18 .526 1½ New York 20 17 .541 2 Atlanta 17 20 .459 4 Tampa Bay 20 19 .513 3 Miami 17 20 .459 4 St. Mary’s girls rugby gets rst win Baltimore 16 21 .432 6 Washington 14 19 .424 5 Central Division Central Division St. Mary’s 3, Yang (6-0, 6-1) and the team singles (6-0, 6-3). W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ROUNDUP Chicago 22 13 .629 _ St. Louis 23 15 .605 _ From B1 Arlington Catholic 2 of Rafik Khodr and Russell Lynnfield (3-0) hosts Cleveland 21 14 .600 1 Milwaukee 20 18 .526 3 Coach Noah Hodgkins Kasdon (6-4, 6-3) won in Hamilton-Wenham Monday Kansas City 16 20 .444 6½ Cincinnati 17 18 .486 4½ GIRLS RUGBY Detroit 13 24 .351 10 Chicago 17 19 .472 5 earned his first win at the doubles. (3:30). Minnesota 12 23 .343 10 Pittsburgh 15 22 .405 7½ Lincoln Sudbury 18, helm for the Spartans who Lynnfield is at Ham- BOYS TRACK West Division West Division St. Mary’s 6 earned wins by Chris Wythe ilton-Wenham Monday Marblehead 93, W L Pct GB W L Pct GB St. Mary’s 18, Oakland 23 16 .590 _ San Francisco 23 14 .622 _ (6-7, 6-2, 6-0), Sean Mathers (3:30). Swampscott 40 Houston 21 17 .553 1½ San Diego 21 17 .553 2½ Lincoln Sudbury 12 (6-4, 6-3) and Aiden Sulli- GIRLS TENNIS Despite the loss, Swamp- Seattle 18 20 .474 4½ Los Angeles 20 17 .541 3 The Spartans earned their Texas 18 21 .462 5 Arizona 17 21 .447 6½ van (6-2, 6-0). Lynnfield 4, Rockport 1 scott had wins from Adian Los Angeles 16 20 .444 5½ Colorado 14 24 .368 9½ first win in program history, splitting a doubleheader St. Mary’s (1-1) is at Bish- The Pioneers continued McMaster (110 hurdles, with Lincoln Sudbury. St. op Fenwick Monday (3:30). their hot start with Emma 16.9), Henna Domain (400, Saturday's Games Philadelphia (Nola 3-2) at Toronto (TBD), Mary’s dropped the first Lynnfield 5, Rockport 0 Gallucci winning first sin- 55.2) and Joey Do (triple N.Y. Mets (Lucchesi 1-2) at Tampa Bay 7:37 p.m. (McClanahan 0-0), 1:10 p.m. Cleveland (McKenzie 1-1) at Seattle (Shef- game before grabbing the The Pioneers had wins gles (6-0, 6-0) and the pair jump, 43’5”). The 4x400 re- Oakland (Irvin 3-4) at Minnesota (Berríos field 2-3), 9:10 p.m. win later in the night. across the board in the win. of Genna Gioioso and Gabi lay team of Dillion Brawley, 3-2), 4:05 p.m. Sunday's Games Chicago Cubs (Williams 2-2) at Detroit N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, 1:05 p.m. Ava Benzan scored once Harrison Luba (6-1, 6-0), Mellor winning first dou- Michael Ferragamo, Mat- (Ureña 1-4), 4:10 p.m. Philadelphia at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. in both matches and Vanes- Jamil Khodr (6-1, 6-0) and bles (6-1, 6-4). Ava Buonfi- thew DeLapuente and Lu- L.A. Angels (Bundy 0-4) at Boston (Pérez Chicago Cubs at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. 0-2), 4:10 p.m. L.A. Angels at Boston, 1:10 p.m. sa Latorelli scored twice in Dan Levin (6-2, 6-0) won in glio also got the win in sec- cas Bereaud also earned the N.Y. Yankees (Germán 2-2) at Baltimore N.Y. Mets at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. the finale. singles play, while the team ond singles (6-0, 6-1), while win. (López 1-3), 7:05 p.m. Kansas City at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 Kansas City (Minor 2-2) at Chicago White p.m. BOYS TENNIS of David Kasdon and Jason Anna Radulski won third Swampscott (0-1) is at Sox (Rodón 5-0), 7:10 p.m. Oakland at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m. Texas (Dunning 2-2) at Houston (Garcia Texas at Houston, 2:10 p.m. 0-3), 7:10 p.m. Cleveland at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. TV/RADIO TODAY IN SPORTS Auto racing Preakness prep ...... NBCSN 1:30 p.m...... Xfinity: Drydene 200 ...... FS1 4:30 p.m...... America’s Day at the Races ...... FS2 2 p.m...... IndyCar: GMR Grand Prix ...... 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It’s the largest such set- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tlement in city history. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS McDonald’s and others followed the lead taken by Amazon, Walmart and Hill, 47, was fatally shot Andre Hill, fatally shot by Columbus police on Costco in luring in prospective workers through boosted wages. by ofcer Adam Coy on Dec. Dec. 22, is memorialized on a shirt worn by his 22 as Hill emerged from a daughter, Karissa Hill, in Columbus, Ohio. garage holding up a cell- tured the shooting. shootings of Black people phone. Coy was red and Desperate for workers, Coy, who had a long his- by white ofcers, including has pleaded not guilty to tory of complaints from cit- murder and reckless homi- the death of 16-year-old izens, was red Dec. 28 for cide charges. Ma’Khia Bryant on April failing to activate his body “No amount of money will 20. And earlier this month, U.S. stores raise pay camera and for not provid- a federal judge ordered the ever bring Andre Hill back ing medical aid to Hill. He to his family, but we believe city to alter the way it re- By Christopher er, could absorb the costs McDonald’s on Thursday was initially charged for sponds to mass protests, Rugaber or invest over time in au- said it will raise pay for this is an important and dereliction of duty for not necessary step in the right saying ofcers ran “amok” ASSOCIATED PRESS tomation to offset higher workers in its 650 com- activating the camera, but during protests over racial wages. pany-owned stores to an direction,” Columbus City those charges were dropped. WASHINGTON — U.S. injustice and police brutal- States and cities are eas- average of $15 an hour by Attorney Zach Klein said in Coy’s attorneys successful- restaurants and stores ity last summer. ing business restrictions 2024. Entry-level employ- a statement. ly argued the ofcer didn’t are rapidly raising pay in Ginther and other of- as COVID-19 deaths and ees will make $11 an hour. As part of the settlement, violate any duty because he an urgent effort to attract cials invited the Justice cases plummet, and in The company is urging its a gym frequented by Hill was on a nonemergency run more applicants and keep will be renamed the Andre Department last month to places like Florida, Neva- 14,000 franchised restau- that didn’t require the cam- up with a ood of custom- Hill Gymnasium. review the agency for de- da, and Texas, restaurant rants to make the same eras to be activated. ers as the pandemic eases. Lawyers representing ciencies and racial dispari- trafc is above or near changes. Beyond an internal po- ties in several areas. McDonald’s, Sheetz and Hill’s family praised the lice investigation, the pre-pandemic levels, ac- Also on Thursday, Am- The settlement an- Chipotle are just some of settlement and the gym Ohio attorney general, the cording to OpenTable, a azon said it will pay new nouncement follows other the latest companies to renaming, saying in a U.S. attorney for central software provider to the hires $17 an hour, as it large payouts in recent follow Amazon, Walmart statement: “Now all those Ohio and the FBI have be- industry. seeks to add 75,000 new months by cities over the and Costco in boosting involved can begin to heal.” gun their own probes into wages, in some cases to Many companies say workers. The online giant Hill was visiting a family killing of Black people by they are struggling to nd said it is offering a $100 the shooting. $15 an hour or higher. friend when he was shot. Following Hill’s death, white ofcers. workers. bonus for new hires who The pay gains are, of Coy and another ofcer had Mayor Andrew Ginther In March, the city of “Customers are coming have been vaccinated. course, a boon to these responded to a neighbor’s forced out Police Chief Minneapolis reached a $27 back faster than restau- And Sheetz, a mid-At- employees. Restaurants, nonemergency complaint Thomas Quinlan in Janu- million settlement with rants can staff up,” said bars, hotels and stores lantic convenience store about someone stopping ary, saying he’d lost con- the family of George Floyd remain the lowest-paying Josh Bivens, research di- chain, said Monday it is and starting a car outside. dence in the chief’s ability ahead of the trial of Derek industries, and many of rector at the left-leaning giving its 18,000 employ- “He was bringing me to make needed changes to Chauvin, the white former their workers ran the risk Economic Policy Institute. ees a $2-an-hour raise and Christmas money. He didn’t the department. ofcer charged in Floyd’s of contracting COVID-19 “By raising pay, they are an additional $1 an hour do anything,” a woman in- The city is narrowing a death. Chauvin was con- on the job over the past able to get more workers for the summer. side the house shouted at list of nalists for the new victed in April of sec- year while white-collar in the door.” Across the restaurant in- police afterward. chief, with an announce- ond-degree unintentional employees were able to In April, even as overall dustry, the pay gains have The shooting was record- ment expected by month’s murder, third-degree mur- work from home. hiring slowed, a category largely returned overall ed by Coy’s body camera, end. All candidates are ex- der and second-degree Still, the pay increases that includes restaurants, wages to the same growth but without sound because ternal, with Ginther saying manslaughter for pressing could contribute to high- hotels and entertainment trend they were on before Coy hadn’t activated the an outsider was needed to his knee against Floyd’s er in ation if companies venues hired more new the pandemic, Bivens said. camera on what started enact broad cultural chang- neck for about 9 1/2 min- raise prices to cover the workers than it did the He expects the increases as a nonemergency call. A es in the department. utes as Floyd said he additional labor costs. previous month, a sign the to climb above that trend 60-second look-back func- The department is under couldn’t breathe and went Some businesses, howev- extra pay is working. in the coming months. tion on the camera cap- scrutiny for recent fatal motionless. House GOP elects Trump defender Elise Stefanik to No. 3 post By Alan Fram and the House’s top two Repub- At a time when Cheney Republicans often empha- Mary Clare Jalonick licans, Stefanik defeated and other anti-Trump Re- size, Stefanik said Ameri- ASSOCIATED PRESS challenger Rep. Chip Roy, publicans are trying to cans there fought for “lib- R-Texas, by 134-46 in a pull the party away from erty, freedom and a limited WASHINGTON — Re- secret ballot vote conduct- him, Stefanik reafrmed government,” according to publicans vaulted Rep. ed behind closed doors. A her view of his importance, a person who provided the Elise Stefanik into the member of the conserva- underscoring his contin- comments on condition of ranks of House leadership tive House Freedom Cau- ued sway within the party. anonymity. Friday, electing an ardent cus, Roy was a prohibitive “Voters determine the Donald Trump defender Trump issued a state- long shot whose candidacy leader of the Republi- ment congratulating in hopes of calming their can Party, and President seemed a signal to GOP Stefanik, adding, “The searing civil war over the leaders that hard-right Trump is the leader that House GOP is united deposed Rep. Liz Cheney’s Republicans expect a ro- they look to,” she told re- and the Make America unremitting combat with bust voice moving forward. porters after the vote. She the former president. Stefanik, 36, gives Re- added, “He is an important Great Again movement is Stefanik, R-N.Y., a mod- publicans a chance to try voice in the Republican Strong!” erate turned Trump loy- changing the subject from PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Party and we look forward Roy had said he was run- ning because Stefanik’s alist who’s given voice to the acrimonious ght over Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., speaks to reporters to working with him.” voting record was too mod- many of his false claims the deant Cheney by in- at the Capitol in Washington. Stefanik thanked her about election fraud, was stalling a Trump loyalist colleagues after her elec- erate and he didn’t want elected as expected to the — and one of the party’s unlikely to vanish quickly. over Trump’s taut hold on tion, citing the Revolu- Republicans to afrm the No. 3 post that Cheney, relative handful of women Many hard-right conserva- the party and Cheney’s ran- tionary War battleeld party leader’s chosen can- R-Wyo., held for over two in Congress — in a visible tives have misgivings about corous ouster, and Cheney at Saratoga, New York, didate without a ght. years. role. Stefanik’s centrist voting has said she will remain a near her home. Describing After the vote, he down- Backed by Trump and But GOP schisms are record, tensions remain raw vocal foe of Trump. themes similar to those played GOP divisions. NFL families seek to end ‘race-norming’ in $1B settlement By Maryclaire Dale Under the settlement, discriminatory. But she lat- ment is too simplistic and many of the largest settle- graphic norms” in the cog- and Michelle R. Smith however, the NFL has in- er said in a ling that the restrictive, and has the ef- ment funds. “We would cure nitive scoring. That meant ASSOCIATED PRESS sisted on using a scoring practice raised “a very im- fect of systematically dis- this compensatory discrim- factoring in age, education, algorithm on the dementia portant issue” and asked a criminating against Black ination by having a rising gender — and race. PHILADELPHIA — testing that assumes Black magistrate judge to compile players. tide raise all ships.” “I remain unsure what Thousands of retired Black men start with lower cogni- a report on the problem. She “Because every Black re- The rst lawsuits ac- you are talking about. He professional football play- tive skills. They must there- told The Associated Press tired NFL player has to cusing the NFL of hiding was done using standard ers, their families and sup- fore score much lower than she did not know when it perform lower on the test to what it knew about the link norms like everyone else. porters are demanding an whites to show enough men- would be completed. qualify for an award than between concussions and Using different racial stan- end to the controversial tal decline to win an award. The majority of the every white player. And brain damage were led in use of “race-norming” to de- dards is indeed discrimina- The practice, which went league’s 20,000 retirees are that’s essentially systematic 2011. A trickle soon became tory and illegal. We stand termine which players are unnoticed until 2018, has Black. And only a quarter racism in determining these a deluge, and the NFL, rath- eligible for payouts in the by our scores,” the physician made it harder for Black for- of the more than 2,000 men payouts,” said Katherine er than risk a trial, agreed said in response, according NFL’s $1 billion settlement mer players to get awards. who sought awards for early Possin, a neurology profes- in 2013 to pay $765 million to court records. of brain injury claims, a sys- “My reaction was, ‘Well, to moderate dementia have sor at the UCSF Memory over 65 years for certain di- Ultimately, the appeal tem experts say is discrimi- here we go again,’” said Jen- qualied under the testing and Aging Center. agnoses, including Alzhei- was reviewed by a pair of natory. kins, a former running back. program. Lawyers for Black In other major settle- mer’s disease and dementia. Former Washington run- “It’s the same old nonsense players have asked for de- ments, including those tied But as the claims poured University of Pennsylva- ning back Ken Jenkins, 60, for Black folks, to have to tails on how the $800 mil- to the the Sept. 11, 2001, in, Brody feared the fund nia legal scholars serving and his wife Amy Lewis deal with some insidious, lion in settlement payouts terrorist attacks and the would run out early and or- as special masters for Bro- on Friday delivered 50,000 convoluted deals that are so far have broken along Boston Marathon bombing, dered the cap removed. dy. They rejected the origi- petitions demanding equal being made.” Jenkins is racial lines, but have yet to all claimants were treated The NFL, which foots nal reviewer’s nding that treatment for Black players now an insurance executive receive them. the same. the bill, began challenging race norms were manda- to Senior U.S. District Judge and is not experiencing any Race norming is some- “We concluded, fairly claims by the hundreds, ac- tory under the settlement. Anita B. Brody in Philadel- cognitive problems, but has times used in medicine as quickly, that we would take cording to the claims web- Still, they concluded that phia, who is overseeing the plenty of NFL friends who a rough proxy for socioeco- the top compensation for site. Davenport’s doctor had to massive settlement. Former are less fortunate. nomic factors that can affect the white male and every- In appealing one led by explain whether he typ- players who suffer demen- In March, Brody threw someone’s health. Experts one would get the same, the Najeh Davenport, the NFL ically uses them or only tia or other diagnoses can out a civil rights lawsuit in neurology said the way top dollar,” said lawyer Ken complained that his doctor waived them so Davenport be eligible for a payout. that claimed the practice is it’s used in the NFL settle- Feinberg, who has overseen had not used “full demo- would get an award. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 15, 2021 COMICS

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Third hand gets a sixth chance In the deck, a king outranks a important than tracking trumps is tal- queen, but in this deal, a queen de- lying high-card points. (If you wish to feats a king -- sort of. For our last look be an expert, you must count both.) at third-hand play this week, East is Here, East has 9 points, dummy defending against three no-trump. contains 14, and declarer holds 15- How should he plan the defense af- 17. This means that West owns a mis- ter West leads a fourth-highest spade erable 0-2 points. So, he cannot have four? the spade king. If East wins trick one Although ve diamonds would with the spade ace and continues make here, if North always heads for with the spade queen, declarer will a minor-suit game with that type of calmly duck. South will win the third hand, he will be a big loser in the long spade, take the diamond nesse and run. When you have minor-suit length collect an overtrick. with no singletons or voids, think three Instead, East must play the spade no-trump unless it is a slam deal. queen at trick one, preferably in tem- There are three reasons why experts po. Declarer can hardly duck; he may play better than the rest of us: They instantly lose ve spade tricks, or four count more, and they count more, fast spades and a later diamond. But and they count more. (The book that if South wins trick one, he can no lon- most improved my game, “Killing De- ger succeed. When East gets in with fense at Bridge” by Hugh Kelsey, has the diamond king, he continues with “count” or “counting” in ve of the 12 the ace and another spade to defeat chapter titles.) In my view, even more the contract. SATURDAY, MAY 15, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV MAY 15, 2021 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 Sat. May 15 Sun. 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The some targeting the sea- Hamas and Islamic Ji- side metropolis of Tel Aviv, GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip had militant groups have although more than a — Thousands of Palestin- conrmed 20 deaths in quarter of them have fall- ians grabbed children and their ranks, though Israel en short inside Gaza and belongings and ed their says that number is much most of the rest have been homes Friday as Israel higher. Seven people have intercepted by missile de- barraged the northern been killed in Israel, in- fense systems. Gaza Strip with tank re cluding a 6-year-old boy Still, the rockets have and airstrikes, killing a and a soldier. brought life in parts of family of six in their house Israel called up 9,000 southern Israel to a stand- and heavily damaging oth- reservists Thursday to still and caused disrup- er neighborhoods in what join its troops massed at tions at airports. it said was an operation to the Gaza border, and an A spokesman for Hamas’ clear militant tunnels. army spokesman spoke of military wing said the As international efforts a possible ground assault group was not afraid of a at a cease-re stepped into the densely populated ground invasion, which up, Israel appeared to be territory, though he gave would be a chance “to in- looking to in ict intensi- no timetable. A day later, crease our catch” of Israeli ed damage on the Islam- there was no sign of an in- soldiers. ic militant group Hamas, cursion. The strikes came af- which controls the Gaza But before dawn Friday, ter Egyptian mediators Strip and has red hun- tanks deployed on the bor- rushed to Israel for cease- dreds of rockets into Isra- der and warplanes carried PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS re talks that showed no el. out an intense barrage on Palestinian demonstrators take cover during clashes with Israeli forces at signs of progress. Egypt, The Gaza violence in- the northern end of the the Hawara checkpoint, south of the West Bank city of Nablus, Palestine. Qatar and the U.N. were creasingly spilled over Gaza Strip. leading truce efforts. into turmoil elsewhere. Houda Ouda said she neighboring town of Beit to strike military targets spokesman for UNRWA, An Egyptian intelligence Across the West Bank, and her extended family Lahia, residents said. and to minimize collateral said thousands broke into ofcial with knowledge of Palestinians held their ran frantically into their Four strikes hit the build- damage and civilian ca- 16 schools run by the re- the talks said Israel reject- most widespread pro- home in the town of Beit ing at 11 p.m., just before sualties,” he said. “Unlike lief agency, which he said ed an Egyptian proposal tests since 2017, with Hanoun, seeking safe- the family went to sleep, our very elaborate efforts was scrambling to nd a for a yearlong truce with hundreds in at least nine ty as the earth shook for Rafat’s brother Fadi said. to clear civilian areas be- way to shelter them, given Hamas and other Gaza towns burning tires and two and half hours in the The building’s owner and fore we strike high-rise movement restrictions on militants, which would throwing stones at Israeli darkness. his wife also were killed. or large buildings inside its staff amid the ghting have started at midnight troops. Soldiers opening Thursday had Israel “We even did not dare to “It was a massacre,” said Gaza, that wasn’t feasible and COVID-19 worries. re killed six, according look from the window to agreed. He said Hamas Sadallah Tanani, another this time.” Mohammed Ghabayen, to Palestinian health of- know what is being hit,” had accepted the proposal. relative. “My feelings are When the sun rose, resi- who took refuge in a school cials, while a seventh she said. When daylight The ofcial said Israel indescribable.” dents streamed out of the Palestinian was killed as came, she saw the swath with his family, said his wants to delay a cease- he tried to stab an Israeli of destruction: streets cra- Lt. Col. Jonathan Con- area in pickup trucks, on children had eaten noth- re to give time to de- soldier. tered, buildings crushed ricus, an Israeli military donkeys and on foot, tak- ing since the day before, stroy more of Hamas’ and Within Israel, commu- or with facades blown off, spokesman, said the op- ing pillows, blankets, pots and they had no mattress- Islamic Jihad’s military nal violence erupted for a an olive tree burned bare, eration involved tank re and pans and bread. “We es to sleep on. “And this is capabilities. He spoke on fourth night. Jewish and dust covering everything. and airstrikes, aimed at were terried for our chil- in the shadow of the coro- condition of anonymity Arab mobs clashed in the Rafat Tanani, his preg- destroying a tunnel net- dren, who were screaming navirus crisis,” he said. because he was not autho- ashpoint town of Lod, nant wife and four chil- work beneath Gaza City and shaking,” said Hedaia “We don’t know whether rized to talk to reporters. even after additional secu- dren, aged 7 and under, that the military refers Maarouf, who ed with to take precautions for the Prime Minister Benja- rity forces were deployed. were killed after an Is- to as “the Metro,” used by her extended family of 19 coronavirus or the rockets min Netanyahu vowed In Gaza, the toll from raeli warplane reduced militants to evade surveil- people, including 13 chil- or what to do exactly. Hamas would “pay a very the ghting rose to 122 their four-story apartment lance and airstrikes. dren. Hamas showed no signs heavy price” for its rocket killed, including 31 chil- building to rubble in the “As always, the aim is Adnan Abu Hasna, a of backing down. So far, attacks.

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By Tameem Akhgar the second day of a three- ASSOCIATED PRESS day cease- re announced by the Taliban for the KABUL, Afghanistan — Muslim holiday this week A bomb ripped through a of Eid al-Fitr, which fol- mosque in northern Kabul lows the fasting month during Friday prayers, of Ramadan. The Afghan killing 12 worshippers, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS government has also said and wounding 15, Afghan it would abide by a truce Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar called the police said. during the holiday. attack “very serious,” saying the disruption No one immediately So far, many of the at- could last for days. claimed responsibility for tacks in Kabul have been the bombing, the latest in claimed by the Islamic a surge in violence as U.S. State group’s local af l- Irish health system and NATO troops have be- iate, though the Taliban gun their nal withdrawal PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and government routinely from the country, after 20 A religious student cries inside a mosque after trade blame. targeted in ‘serious’ years of war. Last week, a powerful According to Afghan po- a bomb explosion in the Shakar Dara district of Kabul, Afghanistan. car bombing attack in Ka- lice spokesman, Ferdaws bul killed over 90 people, ransomware attack Faramarz, the bomb ex- many of them students government routinely Sahebzada said he saw ploded as prayers had be- leaving a girls’ school. The ASSOCIATED PRESS appointments due to the blame each other for at- several bodies on the oor, gun. The mosque’s imam, Taliban denied involve- IT issues, calling the situa- tacks. The attackers are LONDON — Ireland’s Mofti Noman, was among and at least one child was ment and condemned the tion a “critical emergency.” rarely identi ed, and the health service shut down the dead, the spokesman among the wounded. It attack. Health care systems public is seldom informed appeared the explosive de- its IT systems on Friday have been a target of ran- said and added that the Earlier this week, U.S. of the results of investi- vice had been hidden in- after being targeted in somware tactics before. initial police investigation troops left southern Kan- a ransomware attack by gations into the many at- side the pulpit at the front Two hospitals in France suggests the imam may dahar Air Base, where what it called “internation- tacks in the capital. of the mosque, he added. were hit by ransomware have been the target. some NATO forces still al criminals.” One worshipper, “I was afraid of a second attacks in February that Taliban spokesman Zabi- remain. At the war’s peak, Appointments and elec- Muhibullah Sahebzada, crippled their phone sys- hullah Mujahid denied explosion so I came im- more than 30,000 U.S. tive surgeries were can- said he had just stepped tems and forced surgeries any insurgent connection mediately to my home” he troops were stationed in celed at several hospitals to be postponed. In Sep- to the mosque attack, con- into the building when said. Kandahar, the Taliban and Deputy Prime Minis- tember, an apparently demning it and accusing the explosion went off. An image circulating on heartland. The base in ter Leo Varadkar said the misdirected ransomware Afghanistan’s intelligence Stunned, he heard the social media shows three Kandahar was the second disruption could last for attack on a German hospi- agency of being behind the sound of screams, includ- bodies lying on the oor of largest U.S. base in Af- days. tal caused an IT systems explosion. ing those of children, as the mosque. ghanistan, after Bagram “There’s lots we don’t failure and led to the in- Both the Taliban and smoke lled the mosque. The explosion comes on north of Kabul. know but it appears to be a ransomware attack by direct death of a woman. international criminals,” That same month a ran- Varadkar said. “The prob- somware attack paralyzed UK backs in-person lem could run through the a chain of more than 250 weekend and into next U.S. hospitals and clinics. week, unfortunately.” In 2017, Britain’s Na- COP26 summit tional Health Service was Ransomware attacks and communities around hit in a cyberextortion at- By Mike Fuller are typically carried out ASSOCIATED PRESS the world.” by criminal hackers who tack, forcing hospitals to close wards and emergen- Sharma said the world scramble data, paralyzing LONDON — Britain had not done “nearly victims’ networks, and de- cy rooms and turn away hopes to host the U.N.’s patients. enough” to act on the mand a large payment to delayed COP26 climate emission-cutting commit- The Irish attack high- summit in person in No- decrypt it. ments of the 2015 Paris lights concerns about the vember despite the chal- Varadkar called the at- climate accord. The trea- tack “very serious.” vulnerability of critical in- lenges caused by the coro- ty seeks to limit global “It’s coming at a time frastructure to escalating PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS navirus pandemic, the temperature rises to 1.5 when the health service is attacks by hacking groups U.K. of cial leading the New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern degrees Celsius compared extremely busy doing lots and criminals, said Steve preparations said Friday. speaks during an interview in her of ce at par- with pre-industrial times. of other things,” he said. Forbes, government secu- Alok Sharma, the U.K.’s liament in Wellington, New Zealand. The president-designate “It’s going to be a very dif- rity expert at Nominet, the president-designate of cult time for the health U.K.’s web domain registry. COP26, said “every pos- said COP26 was the “last service.” “National healthcare sible” measure was being hope” to keep that com- Health Service Execu- services are already under U.S. joins global explored to see how the mitment. tive CEO Paul Reid told strain from the pandemic, talks could be held safe- “We have come to the which will make this ran- broadcaster RTE that ly, including involving moment of truth,” Sharma somware attack even more push against violent health bosses had “taken COVID-19 testing and said. “This is our last hope devastating. That fact will a precautionary measure vaccinations. of keeping 1.5 degrees not be lost on the hackers,” to shut down a lot of our extremism online In less than six months’ alive, our best chance of Forbes said. major systems to protect time, delegates from building a brighter future. them.” In the U.S., the nation’s ASSOCIATED PRESS four other countries are future of green jobs and largest fuel pipeline was joining the effort, known across the world are due “We are at the very early PARIS — Tech giants to arrive in Glasgow for cleaner air. stages of fully understand- hit with a ransomware as the Christchurch Call, and governments around the United Nations’ annu- “I have faith that world ing the threats, the impact attack a week ago. The for the rst time this year. the world — including al climate conference. leaders will rise to the oc- and trying to contain it,” disruption of the Colonial It involves some 50 na- the U.S. for the rst time The summit was orig- casion, and not be found he said. Pipeline caused long lines tions plus tech companies wanting in their tryst at gas stations due to dis- — are gathering virtually including Google, Face- inally set for November The health service said with destiny.” tribution problems and Friday and Saturday to book, Twitter and Ama- 2020, but the pandemic appointments for corona- Climate activists around panic-buying, draining nd better ways to stop zon. It is named for the forced it to be postponed virus vaccinations were the world have remained not affected. Varadkar said supplies at thousands of extremist violence from New Zealand city where a for a year. A year later, skeptical about their gov- emergency services, ambu- gas stations. It restarted spreading online while far-right extremist killed there are still issues, and ernments’ efforts to live lance services, GP systems operations on Wednesday. also respecting freedom of 51 people in a mosque in limits on international and pharmacy systems Forbes said the attacks expression. 2019 and streamed the at- travel remain in place. up to the Paris agreement, also were unaffected, but on the pipeline and the It’s part of a global effort tack on Facebook. “For me, it is vital that but April saw some of the said there would be “ma- Irish health care sys- started by New Zealand Since its launch, gov- developing countries are world’s largest greenhouse jor problems” for radiology tem both show “criminal Prime Minister Jacinda ernments and tech com- able to sit at the same ta- gas emitters set out their services, radiation oncolo- groups are choosing tar- Ardern and French Pres- panies have cooperated in ble, face-to-face with the latest goals for reducing gy, elective surgeries and gets that will have the ident Emmanuel Macron some cases in identifying larger countries, the big their carbon output. obstetrics and gynaecology greatest impact on gov- in 2019 after deadly at- violent extremist content emitters,” Sharma said. Sharma also said he appointments. ernments and the public, tacks in their countries online. Ardern, however, “The desire for (an in-per- hoped the conference Dublin’s Rotunda mater- regardless of the collateral that were streamed or says more tangible prog- son summit) is what I’ve would be the moment that nity hospital said it was damage, in order to apply shared on social networks. ress is needed to stop it been hearing loud and coal power is left “in the canceling most routine the most leverage.” The U.S. government and from proliferating. clear from governments past where it belongs.” Diplomats, donors concerned Local news on your doorstep about sex abuse reports at WHO By Maria Cheng Ngandu promised to pay they were requesting more ASSOCIATED PRESS the young woman money, information about the alle- cover her pregnancy costs gations. “Those responsible LONDON — British, and buy her a plot of land. for any abuse must be held European and American The contract was made “to accountable,” it said. diplomats and donors have protect the integrity and In Congo, the U.N.’s hu- voiced serious concerns reputation of the organiza- manitarian coordinator about how the World Health tion,” Ngandu said. David McLachlan-Karr Organization handled sex “The U.K. has a zero said he was determined abuse allegations involving tolerance approach when to punish any human- its own staff during an out- it comes to sexual ex- itarian workers found break of Ebola in Congo, as ploitation and harass- guilty of sexual miscon- reported this week by The ment — and that extends duct like that detailed in Associated Press. to all international orga- the AP report. 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