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FRIDAY JULY 30, 2021 DEALS OF THE Nahant ConCom calls out Northeastern Saugus$DAY$ By Sam Minton projects. The university was also added that one of the project’s the two sides agreed it was not PG. 3 ITEM STAFF looking for a certi cate of compli- “history points” was completely appropriate. Kent said that this awarded ance. left out. meeting never happened. NAHANT — The rst in-person The rst project was settled “I feel that it’s a little disin- Kent added that she was disap- meeting at Town Hall was quite by the town without any long genuous to say ‘yeah, that’s no pointed in the narrative because $261K the contentious occasion. debate, but the second element, big deal, we’re just going to step it was untrue and disingenuous. The Conservation Commission which involved the Shoreline away from this’ but you’ve left ac- Commission members also asked DEALS met on Wednesday night and the Protection project, is where cess to your site vulnerable,” she why they should close out proj- for dam nal items on the agenda all in- things got heated. said. ects that Northeastern never n- OF THE volved Northeastern University. Kristen Kent, chair of the Con- Northeastern also claimed ished. The reworks began with $ $ servation Commission, said that that it met with the Conserva- Currently, a “temporary trailer” rehabDAY Northeastern looking to close the narrative for the certi cate of tion Commission regarding the PG. 3 out a permit for two different compliance was “revisionist.” She “sacri cial dune approach,” and CONCOM, A7 By Sam Minton ITEM STAFF

THOR JOURGENSEN SAUGUS — Spring Pond will be getting some COMMENTARY much-neededDEALS upgrades thanks to funding award- ed to theOF town THE this week He’d be by Gov. Charlie Baker. The Baker-Polito$DAY$ admin- istration announcedPG. 3 over happy $17.3 million in grants to address failing dams, coastal infrastructure and if you levees across Massachu- setts. As part of that grant funding,DEALS Saugus will be read this receiving $261,959 for its SpringOF Pond THE Dam Reha- When’s the last time you bilitation project. were happy? What makes Town$ DAManagerY$ Scott you happy? Who was the Crabtree PG.said 3 he was last person to ask if you grateful for the state funds are happy? that have been awarded to I asked and answered all the town. of these questions over the “There’s lots of require- last several days as I was ments and needs that lo- thinking about the best cal communities such as piece of advice I could give Saugus have,” said Crab- an extremely special per- tree. “(I’m grateful to be) son in my life who is half working with the state my age: my daughter. on bringing the dam and A tough, no-nonsense ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS ponds into compliance and character who does not (performing) preventative suffer fools gladly, my Kathy Cormier, co-owner of Couture Planet, shows off two Red Sox-themed handbags creat- ed from recycled newspapers. maintenance with them. daughter decided eight So, we’re really thrilled to years ago she was going to be able to identify this as live in New York City and a need and nd the source set about making it hap- A new take on paper bags of funding and be able to pen. save taxpayers (money) She saved money, she By Allysha Dunnigan at the Lydia Pinkham building has said. and be able to take advan- moved in with two guys tage of this money that is in Astoria, and when New ITEM STAFF been set for Nov. 21 and 22, and When COVID-19 drastically people in the building have been closed down the state, Kane said available.” York knocked her on her Crabtree also added LYNN — Hot off the presses: gradually returning to in-person they were very cautious, enforcing butt the way it often does, Couture Planet, a female-owned that there are some needs she got up, dusted her- events and visits over the past few masks and limiting who came into business in the Lydia Pinkham months. to be addressed and that self off, and refocused her the workshop to necessary work- the town has had those building, is starting to see a re- Business partners Michelle goals. ers only. needs inspected. He said turn to normalcy in its market for Kane and Kathy Cormier said Today, she is raising Kane, and occasionally Corm- the town is working with unique, eco-friendly, newspaper- that although they are excited an almost-5-month-old ier, their full-time sewer Maxi- the state in regards to the daughter with her hus- and magazine-made handbags. to bring their handbags to shows mo Ramirez and some part-time After the pandemic halted trade speci cs of the rehabilita- band, working remotely, again, they are proceeding with employees were the only people tion project of the dam. shows and steady orders, Couture earning twice as much as caution after seeing the increase working in their workshop for a In a statement, Baker Planet has scheduled its rst few I make and sounding ev- in COVID-19 cases and the severi- while. said “the Commonwealth’s shows in more than a year, includ- ery bit like a New Yorker ty of the new Delta variant. Since vaccinations have been made cities and towns are seeing (although she’s still a Pats ing in Texas and New Hampshire. “We’ll proceed along like every- fan). The annual Open Studios event thing is on until it’s not,” Kane COUTURE, A7 DAM, A6 If there is any advice the people who love her can of- fer, it is to ask for help and don’t be such-a-do-it-your- selfer. My musings over INSIDE Swampscott author, the last few days prompt Opinion me to offer another piece Airing it out in a.k.a. Her Excellence of advice: Make time to be Swampscott. A4 happy. By Tréa Lavery gory. Life gets crowded, espe- Saugus ITEM STAFF Svetchnikov, a licensed cially in your 30s, and ev- marriage and family thera- Gas leak forces SWAMPSCOTT — Local Anna ery task you aspire to in residents to pist, is the executive director Svetchnikov’s youth looms like the Mat- author Anna Svetchnikov has of Longwood Care, a com- evacuate homes. received two nalist awards book “I terhorn: Am I a good par- A5 munity-focused, nonpro t Deserve ent? Am I a good worker? at this year’s National Indie mental-health provider with Excellence Awards. More” was How do I make this person Sports locations in Lynn eld and a  nalist in Svetchnikov’s book “I De- Danvers. happy? How am I going Lynn Classical this year’s serve More” was a nalist in She said that she likes to to afford this and pay for hires Chris National that? the Children’s Fiction cate- incorporate therapeutic tech- LeBlanc as new Indie Parenting turns into volleyball coach. gory, while her book “Always niques in her books to help Excellence grandparenting, jobs and B1 Together” was a nalist in the money come and go. Hap- Picture Books: All Ages cate- AUTHOR, A7 Awards. piness endures throughout our lives if we are willing to prioritize it and work for it. Mobile vaccinations “You are only as happy as you want to be,” I once heard someone say (or replace Tech clinic maybe I read it in Read- er’s Digest). But I let those By Allysha Dunnigan types of vaccines will be on words bounce around my ITEM STAFF offer. brain this week as I took Vaccines are also being LYNN — The COVID-19 in the debate over sports distributed through the mo- vaccine clinic at Lynn Vo- and mental health and the bile vaccination program, cational Technical Institute swirl of attention around which brings the vaccines distributed its nal dose U.S. Olympic gymnast to locations around the last week, after assisting Simone Biles. area — primarily in places the community with provid- Sitting at the top of her of worship — to distribute ing more than 79,000 doses sport, adored by fans, and them to members of the since it opened its doors on dominating social media, community. Feb. 1. Biles looked painfully un- Marita Gove, a nurse comfortable on Tuesday With the closure of this practitioner and the clinical night as television record- site, which was the largest lead for Lynn Community ed for global viewing her in the city, the mobile vacci- Health Center’s (LCHC) decision not to compete. nation effort is taking over. vaccine program, said they Viewed from afar, Biles Vaccines are still being are still consistently giving distributed at the Lynn seems like someone who ITEM PHOTO | JAKOB MENENDEZ around 300 vaccines per should be the happiest per- Community Health Center, week, between mobile ef- son on Earth. But watching Maryanne Sheckman of Lynn Community Health Center adminis- located at 269 Union St., forts and the smaller-scale tering a vaccine to Zimman’s seamstress Yocelin Figueroa on the during the week from 8:30 JOURGENSEN, A7 third oor of the furniture and fabric store. a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; all three VACCINES, A7

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Born in Lynn, he was his generous and caring heart 1:00 p.m. Please call for de- immigrants in Franklin, NH, the son of the late Carmen nurtured many friends. He will tails. the 9th of 11 children. From a and Jayne (Melican) Solimine. be remembered for his smile, Goodrich Funeral Home, very early age his strong desire He was a graduate of Lynn quick laugh and love of family. Lynn. to learn saw him graduate top Classical High School, class Walter leaves a brother Edward Service Information: Wal- of his class from Franklin High of 1969. He also attended the Golowka of Somerville, a sister ter will be resting with his School. co-op program at Northeastern Christine Detzel of Tewksbury, mother and father in Pine He joined the US Marine University. He retired in 2013 a sister Janice Kindler and her Grove Cemetery, Lynn, where Corps in June 1945, rising to as a civil engineer for the Com- husband Steve of Rowley, his a private family service will Private First Class. His military monwealth of Massachusetts nephews James Kindler, Jon be held Wednesday, August service qualified him to take after 40 years of service. He Kindler and his fiancée Caro- 4, 2021. A celebration of advantage of the GI Bill and af- began his career in the co-op lyn Ruzanski, Jason Detzel and his life will be held in the ter an Honorable Discharge he program in the Swampscott his wife Laura and Ryan Detzel Kindler residence in Rowley enrolled at the University of NH Engineers office for two years, and his wife Angela. He was a at 1:00 p.m. Please call for and completed his undergrad- and then continued his career loving grand-uncle to Cora, Zoe details. uate degree. He was accepted with the Metropolitan District Life Member of the National and Cooper Detzel. Walter will at Tufts University School of Commission Department of Rifleman’s Association (NRA). be resting with his mother and Medicine in Boston and com- ity in The Course in Miracles, Conservation and Recreation. He is survived by his three father in Pine Grove Cemetery, pleted internships and residen- and made it his daily practice He retired from the Department aunts and one uncle; Elizabeth cies in Philadelphia & George- for 30 years. He would always of Transportation. A. “Betty” Collier of ME, Dianne town. Upon receiving his MD, greet you with a smile, a touch Kevin was active in the Town Uva of TX, Mary Jane and David his lifelong friend and fellow of humor and a positive atti- of Nahant, and was a call fire- J. Solimine, Sr. of Lynn; many med student, Leo MacDonald, tude. He was a gifted conver- fighter for over 20 years. He dear friends including Walter First winners of convinced him to settle and sationalist, jumping fully into was also Assistant Harbormas- and Joy Spinelli and family of open his medical practice in any discussion or debate. His ter, Former Assistant Deacon Nahant, and Laurence and Lynn. He retired in 1990, after most fervent desire was to at the Nahant Village Church, Christine Cassenti of Rowley practicing Internal Medicine leave each person, he met with member of the Nahant Histor- as well as many cousins and Massachusetts for 30 years, looking forward a sense of belonging. ical Society, and former Presi- grand cousins. to spending time with his wife His family was his great- dent of the Nahant Republican Service Information: Rel- Barbara, his six children and est joy. Steve is survived by Town Committee. Kevin was an atives and friends are re- vaccine lottery new grandchild. Barbara, his loving wife of 61 avid horseman and belonged spectfully invited to a me- Always a Student of Life, years; daughters Mary, Caroline to the Massachusetts Morgan morial visitation on Monday Steve was a voracious reader, and Kasia; sons Stephen Jr., Horseman’s Association. He August 2, 2021 at SOLIMINE became active with support Michael and John; 11 grand- was associated with Chrislar FUNERAL HOME, 67 Ocean announced children - Brayton, Kazimiera, groups, took art classes and Farm in Rowley for many years, St. (Rt1A) Lynn from 10- By Mark Pratt from college but already Dylan, Jacob, Liam, Mia, Anya, enjoyed the outdoors: he pad- and was a life member of the 11AM, followed by a Memo- ASSOCIATED PRESS has her sights set on ei- Zosia, Emma, Leo and Devon. dled the Allagash Wilderness Rowley Riding and Driving rial Service at 11AM. Buri- ther Boston University or Service Information: A pri- Waterway and hiked NH’s 48 Club, serving as president for al in Greenlawn Cemetery, BOSTON — A health the University of Massa- vate Celebration of Life will four-thousand footers and New 10 years. He was also a mem- Nahant. At Kevin’s request, insurance company chusetts, she said. be held August. England’s hundred highest ber of the American and New donations are preferred worker and a rising Now she has more op- with his children and a group In lieu of flowers, contri- England Morgan Horse Associ- to MSPCA-Nevins Farm, sophomore at a suburban butions can be made to My tions. of like-minded friends. He en- ations, the United Professional 400 Broadway, Methuen, high school are the first “We’re a low-income joyed downhill skiing and intro- Brother’s Table in Lynn, Mass Horseman’s Association Chap- MA 09844. Directions and winners of the state’s https:// www.mybrother- family so it was going to duced his young family to the ter 14, Associate Member of guestbook at www.Solimine. VaxMillions Giveaway be hard for me to continue stable.org/donations-gifts/ com. lottery for people who sport, as well as many friends. the United Professional Horse- my education,” she said, or to the charity of your have been fully vaccinat- Sailing, canoeing, water skiing man’s Association (UPHA) and describing history and choice. ed against the coronavi- were enjoyed by the entire fam- was a longtime announcer at mathematics as her aca- rus, Gov. Charlie Baker ily on Newfound Lake in the the Winter Tournament Horse demic passions. summer months. Shows. He was a Benefactor said Thursday. Chelsea was one of the In his later years, Steve found Darrell Washington, 63, communities hardest hit his greatest peace and clar- of Weymouth, won the $1 in the state by the virus. million prize, while Dan- Washington and Maldo- Michael D. Golding, 71 iela Maldonado, 15, of Chelsea won a $300,000 nado both said they were Robert L. “Bob” Waitt, 90 HENDERSONVILLE, NC - Mi- college scholarship. a little skeptical when chael D. Golding, 71, of Hen- “This is a very excit- they were first informed 1931 - 2021 dersonville, NC. Born in Lynn, ing day and I hope it earlier this week by a MA. Graduate of Lynn Classical does serve as a remind- state official they had METHUEN AND FORMERLY won. OF LYNN, NAHANT AND PEA- and Northeastern University er to others that this (Criminal Justice). day can happen again, “I thought it was a BODY, MA - Robert L. Waitt, scam,” Maldonado said. age 90, of Methuen and for- A kind and thoughtful man, and so with the delta Michael loved being with his variant sort of creeping Washington went on- merly of Lynn, Nahant and line to confirm that the Peabody, died peacefully at family, engaging with everyone, around our state, now is making new acquaintances as good a time as any to person who called and his residence on Wednesday, emailed him about his July 28, 2021, surrounded by and helping others wherever make sure that you get he went. vaccinated,” said state windfall really worked his loving family. He was the for the state. beloved husband of the late During his 20+ year law en- Treasurer Deb Goldberg, forcement career, first in Nah- whose office oversees the Washington didn’t say Janice M. (Perry) Waitt with exactly what he would whom he shared over 57 years ant, MA as an officer and last state lottery. in Durham, NH as the Captain Getting a vaccination do with the money other of marriage. Born in Lynn in than to say he had “good 1931, Bob was the son of the of Police, as well as in his role was never an issue for as the campus security direc- Washington, a case man- things” planned, and not- late Benjamin Lester and Mary ing that he is nearing re- (Banks) Waitt. He was raised tor - at McIntosh College, Great ager for Blue Cross Blue Michael was most content tirement age. in Nahant and graduated from Bay Community College, and Shield. when he could just sit with the The goal of the vac- Lynn English High School Blue Ridge Community Col- “It was rather import- people he loved, all within his cine lottery was to spur where he played catch- lege - all who crossed his path ant for me to actually do view, in the same room at the more people to get vac- er and captain of the White and her husband found a personable and loyal this ... because I have same time. His wife and chil- cinated, and it appears baseball and captain Jon, Koleen and Kend- colleague and friend. family members who dren were together with him to be working, Baker of the football team ra Sampson, Emily and It was especially meaningful have co-morbidities and when he passed peacefully. said. Since the state and also ran track. He Evan Waitt and his wife to him when, in his capacity as I just couldn’t imagine Missing his warmth, wit, and announced the lottery, was a proud United Jen, Jillian Beck and a juvenile officer, those he had me being a host for the protective presence are the about 200,000 addition- States Army soldier, her husband Clayton assisted in their youth shared virus and then getting love of his life, wife Carol Gold- al people have gotten at serving during the Ko- and Shain, Sienna how much his guidance had them sick and critical- ing (of Hendersonville, NC), his least one shot, he said. rean Conflict and was honor- and Summer Graczyk and his made a difference in their lives. ly ill and possibly pass- three children, of whom he was About 4.3 million state ably discharged in 1953 with great-grandchildren, Jaiden Michael enjoyed his work ing away,” he said at a so proud, Kimberly Golding residents are fully vac- the rank of Corporal. Bob was Forde, Maya and Mikko Han- with the New Hampshire Po- news conference where (of Rome, Italy), David Gold- a dedicated patrolman and nus, Logan and Landon White lice Association, historical and the winners were an- cinated and 7,000 to ing (of Barrington, NH), Kurt detective for the City of Lynn and Kiera and Ariel Beck . He genealogical research, taking nounced. 10,000 shots are going Tomcavage (of Philadelphia, Police Department for nearly is also survived by his many pictures, watching Jeopardy, He urged those hesitant into arms every week, he PA), his daughter-in-law Anne 28 years, retiring in 1989. He loving nieces, nephews, cous- and quoting Mr. Rogers and to get a vaccine to think of said. Golding, and three grandchil- was honored as “Policeman ins and close friends including The Blues Brothers. He knew their families and protect There are four more dren Cole, Aidan, and Parker of the Year” in 1967 and also Don and Carole Ahearn and all the back road shortcuts, them. drawings for each prize, Golding. Hamlet, his canine received the “Medal of Honor”. Barbara Legere. He was the police and fire station scan- Maldonado, who attends which are being funded by sidekick, also feels the loss of He loved vegetable gardening brother of the late William Waitt ner codes (listening in when Chelsea High School, is federal coronavirus relief his favorite walking buddy. and grew the finest tomatoes. and Ruth Harvey. his lieutenant son had a shift still a few years away funds. Service Information: Ser- He loved music, dancing, was Service Information: A fu- at the Dover FD), and, as the vices will be held on Satur- an avid golfer and was a long- neral will be held on Tues- former Vice President of the day, August 7 at Ellingwood time member of the Shoe City day, August 3, 2021 from Seacoast NH chapter of Parrot Chapel/Graveside at 10am Golf League at Gannon Munic- the SOLIMINE FUNERAL Heads, the lyrics to every Jim- Need to find Greenlawn Cemetery 195 ipal Golf Course. Bob was a HOME, 67 Ocean St. (Rt.1A) my Buffett song. Nahant Road, Nahant. A Cel- natural athlete, practical joker, at 9:30a.m., Lynn followed He was always reading news- ebration of Life will be held an article? masterful story teller, candy by a Funeral Mass in St. papers local to him and publi- at 11:30am at Knights of man, dedicated family man Ann Church, Peabody at cations covering his childhood Columbus 17 Relay Road, and beloved father, grandfa- 10:30a.m. Relatives and home (Nahant), where he lived Nahant. Subscribe to ther and great-grandfather. He friends are respectfully invit- most of his life (NH), and his was generous with his heart, ed. Visiting hours will be on favorite place (Key West). e-edition on his homes and his wallet. To Monday from 4-7p.m. Burial know Bob was to have a story, in Greenlawn Cemetery, Nah- a memory and a laugh that will ant will be private. In lieu of live on in your heart forever. flowers, donations in Bob’s Only $9.99/month Bob was the loving father of memory may be made to the Deb Hannus and her husband Friends of Peabody Council Dick of Methuen, Donna Swan- on Aging, Peter A. Torigian son and her husband Alan of Senior Center, 75R Central Selling a house? Derry, NH, Dale Sampson and St., Peabody, MA 01906 or her husband Dave of Lovell, online at https://peabody- Buying a house? ME, Doug Waitt and his wife coa.org/donate.html Direc- Barbara of Salem and Dee- tions and online guestbook Find out what properties Ann Graczyk of Londonderry, for family and friends to recently sold in your area. NH; adored “Bumpy” of his offer condolences at www. grandchildren, Jarred Swanson solimine.com Stories live on. Check out and Jessica Swanson, Ryan the Real Estate page Hannus and his wife Stepha- nie, Rachael Hannus, Katlyn Tell theirs. in Saturday’s paper. Share your loved one’s story. 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FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, the former Washington archbishop, pauses during a press confer- ence in Washington. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Simone Biles, of the United States, waits to perform on the vault during the artistic gym- nastics women’s nal at the 2020 Summer Ex-Cardinal McCarrick charged Olympics. with sexually assaulting teen Olympic sponsors By Alanna Durkin McCarrick faces three not attending church.” decades of rumors that he Richer counts of indecent assault The man said that the was a sexual predator. praise Biles ASSOCIATED PRESS and battery on a person two of them went for a The case created a credi- over 14, according to docu- walk around campus and bility crisis for the church BOSTON — Former ments led in the Dedham McCarrick groped him Cardinal Theodore McCa- since the Vatican had re- after withdrawal District Court on Wednes- before they went back to ports from authoritative rrick, who was defrocked day. the party. The man said By Mae Anderson letic clothing arm of Gap. after a Vatican investiga- cardinals dating to 1999 ASSOCIATED PRESS Biles’ deal with Athleta Barry Coburn, an attor- McCarrick also sexually that McCarrick’s behav- tion con rmed he had sex- assaulted him in a “coat also includes sponsorship ney for McCarrick, told ior was problematic, yet Simone Biles’ sponsors, ually molested adults as The Associated Press that room type closet” after of the Gold Over America he became an in uential including Athleta and well as children, has been they “look forward to ad- they returned to the re- victory tour later this year, charged with sexually as- cardinal, kingmaker and Visa, are lauding her de- which will star her as well dressing the case in the ception, authorities wrote cision to put her mental saulting a teenage boy courtroom,” and declined in the documents. emissary of the Holy See’s as other USA Gymnastics during a wedding recep- “soft diplomacy.” health rst and withdraw team members. further comment. Before leaving the room, from the gymnastics team tion in Massachusetts in It led to a two-year in- At the time, Biles said The charges against Mc- McCarrick told him to “say competition during the 1974, court records show. vestigation that found she signed with Athle- Carrick were rst report- three Our Fathers and a Olympics. McCarrick is the rst that bishops, cardinals ta over Nike because she ed by The Boston Globe on Hail Mary or it was one It’s the latest example cardinal in the U.S. to ever wanted to be aligned with Thursday. Our Father and three Hail and popes downplayed or of sponsors praising ath- be criminally charged with a brand more re ective of The man said the abuse Marys, so God can redeem dismissed multiple reports letes who are increasingly a sexual crime against a her values. started when he was a you of your sins,” accord- of sexual misconduct. An open about mental health minor, according to Mitch- “I feel like they work young boy, according to ing to the report. internal investigation re- issues. Tennis star Naomi ell Garabedian, a well- very closely with women the court records. The man The man also described port released last year put Osaka found widespread known lawyer for church and girls and letting them told authorities during an other instances of sexual the lion’s share of blame support when she with- sexual abuse victims who interview in January that abuse by McCarrick over on Pope John Paul II, drew from the French have a voice and kind of is representing the man McCarrick was close to his the years, including when who appointed McCarrick Open earlier this year. breaking those beauty alleging the abuse by Mc- standards,” Biles said in family and would perform the man was an adult, the archbishop of Washington, Biles could still com- Carrick. May. wedding masses, baptisms report said. D.C., despite having com- pete in other gymnastic “It takes an enormous and funerals for them. Authorities began inves- Biles launched her rst missioned an inquiry that events during the Olym- amount of courage for a The man said that tigating McCarrick after ad campaign with Athleta con rmed he slept with pics. She also has a solid sexual abuse victim to re- during his brother’s wed- Garabedian sent a letter in June, including a video seminarians. history of gymnastic ac- port having been sexually ding reception at Welles- alleging the abuse to the complishments, including that showcases the people abused to investigators ley College in June 1974 district attorney’s of ce, Anne Barrett Doyle, that have supported her co-founder of the online four gold medals and a and proceed through the — when he was 16 — Mc- according to the court re- bronze medal at the 2016 through her rise to super- research database Bisho- criminal process,” Garabe- Carrick told him that his cords. Olympics. She has earned stardom. pAccountability.org, said dian said in an email. “Let father wanted him to have McCarrick, 91, was de- ve more all-around titles Athleta put out a state- the facts be presented, the a talk with McCarrick be- frocked by Pope Francis that “for McCarrick, to- in world championships ment in support of Biles law applied, and a fair ver- cause the boy was “being in 2019 after a Vatican day’s reckoning is long since 2013. That earns the after her withdrawal in dict rendered.” mischievous at home and investigation con rmed overdue.” 24-year-old a lasting ath- Tokyo. letic legacy that sponsors “We stand by Simone can capitalize on. and support her well-be- “We are past the time ing both in and out of when athletes like Sim- competition,” Athleta one are valued simply said. “Being the best also for their athletic prow- means knowing how to ess,” said Jim Andrews, take care of yourself. We founder of A-Mark Part- are inspired by her leader- nership Strategies. “She ship today and are behind has earned a place in her every step of the way.” gymnastics history, and Visa put out a similar has proven herself to be statement, calling her de- an amazing spokesperson cision “incredibly brave.” and in uencer who has Nabisco said Biles is an much to offer brands even “inspiration to us all.” without competing and Core Power, a protein eventually in retirement.” shake maker, said Biles is Biles split with longtime “showing us all that her sponsor Nike in April to courage and strength ex- sign with Athleta, the ath- tend well beyond the mat.”

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E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS Biden’s juggling act President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§¢ H. S¢¢ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg President Joe Biden is ex- bers, several skeptics argue nance current infrastructure Edward M. Grant E C J. GŸ C¡Ÿ pressing confidence that his the Biden policy will have plans. Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall proposed $4.5 trillion domes- the opposite effect that the Earlier in the year, Sum- 110 Munroe St. Monica Connell Healey W J. K S ¢ Y tic package will effectively president intends, driving up P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Deputy Editor J. Patrick Norton mers warned that Biden’s J N. W  T¢  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan pay for itself even as experts inflation rates while plowing $1.9 trillion COVID relief Lynn, MA 01903 Chief Operating O cer Editorial Editor Chairman fear the mammoth price tag money into needless govern- package was “the least re- may trigger long-term infla- ment spending. sponsible macroeconomic Customer Service PUBLISHERS tion and other economic dis- Mark Skousen, an invest- policy we’ve had in the last Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 ruptions. Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 ment researcher and eco- 40 years,” claiming it might Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 At a press conference ear- nomics professor at Chap- “destabilize” the economy All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 lier this month, the Demo- man University in Orange, and that the U.S. could be in Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 cratic president argued that Calif., has argued Biden’s for “stagflation” in the near Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 his plan — a dual measure proposal would repeat the future. Ext. 2 Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 that would spend on both policy mistakes of the 1970s Jason Furman, meanwhile Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Classified/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 infrastructure and broader when interest rates rose in — chairman of former Presi- domestic policy — will gen- [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 some cases to over 20 per- dent Barack Obama’s Coun- erate new jobs and new fed- cent amid stratospheric in- cil of Economic Advisers Subscriptions eral revenue while leading to flation. — recently told Bloomberg [email protected] lower consumer prices. “I expect price inflation to that Biden’s earlier COVID “My Build Back Bet- rise to 4 percent or more in stimulus, passed in March, Circulation ter plan will be a force for the coming years, based on was “too big for the moment,” [email protected] achieving low prices for today’s policies,” Skousen re- and that he “[didn’t] know Ext. 3 Americans looking ahead,” cently wrote on his blog. He any economist that was rec- the president said, arguing called the plan “a monstros- ommending something the Newsroom that it “will enhance our pro- ity.” The president, Skousen size of what was done.” [email protected] EDITORIAL ductivity — raising wages contended, proposes enor- For decades, economists [email protected] without raising prices.” mous spending on various of all backgrounds have Ext. 4 “That won’t increase infla- “government boondoggles” warned against policies that tion,” he claimed. “It will take such as “green energy” and might reignite the econom- Sports the pressure off of inflation, “universal childcare.” ic turmoil of the 1970s and [email protected] Airing it out in give a boost to our workforce, Florida Republican Sen. early 1980s, when three suc- Ext. 5 which leads to lower prices Rick Scott offered a similar cessive presidential admin- in the years ahead.” assessment. “As Joe Biden’s istrations were all plagued Retail and Online The Biden plan includes inflation crisis rages, he just by crushing economic issues. Advertising Swampscott spending to repair roads can’t stop fueling it with Those years were marked by [email protected] and bridges, transit projects, more reckless government double-digit inflation, slow ADVERTISING school buildings, and hos- spending,” he told Inside growth, and massive deficits. Threats to the environment pitals, as well as outlays for Sources in a statement. Offering a somewhat more Ernie Carpenter Jr. are not treated lightly on this green energy spending and “Americans are experienc- sanguine assessment, Chris- Director of Advertising page, but we cannot help but domestic manufacturing. ing 1970s-style inflation topher Russo, a research and Business Development, ext. 1355 wonder if the danger to the en- “Simply put, we can’t afford again, and it’s because of Joe fellow at George Mason Uni- [email protected] vironment posed by balloons not to make these invest- Biden’s failed economic poli- versity’s Mercatus Center, has not been over-inflated by Ralph Mitchell ments,” the president stated. cies.” argued that regardless of the Swampscott Conservancy. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 Yet Biden’s sunny outlook Even some Democratic the Biden administration’s A local organization commit- [email protected] has lately been belied in part voices are questioning the policy ambitions, the Feder- ted to preserving the town’s by an inflation rate that, at wisdom of sky-high levels of al Reserve will seek to keep Patricia Whalen natural assets, the Conservan- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 least compared to recent spending. “[W]hile continu- annual inflation at 2 percent cy proposed a ban on balloon [email protected] years, is abnormally high. ing relief efforts are essen- or less a year, tempering releases on town property. The This month, the Labor De- tial, the focus of our mac- what critics warn may be the Conservation Commission re- BUSINESS OFFICE partment reported consum- roeconomic policy needs to fallout from excessive White sponded in the affirmative, vot- er prices in June rose 0.9 change,” former Clinton ad- House policies. Susan J. Conti ing to implement a balloon-re- Controller, ext. 1288 percent from May and 5.4 ministration economic advi- “The Fed understands the lease ban on town conservation [email protected] percent over the past year. sor Larry Summers recently lesson of the 1970s and I land, including Linscott Park, The Bureau called these wrote in The Washington believe they will make the through September when the Ted Grant data “the largest one-month Post. right call as long as they re- Publisher, ext. 1234 topic will be taken up again for change since June 2008” and “The primary risk to the tain their political indepen- [email protected] review. the largest yearly increase United States economy is dence,” he said. Are balloons — those colorful Marian Kinney since August of 2008, respec- overheating — and infla- Gregory Bresiger is the sources of birthday, anniversary ext. 1212 tively. tion,” he said, arguing in fa- and graduation joy — really an author of a history of So- [email protected] Echoing the Bureau of La- vor of the “reprogramming environmental threat? Yes, said cial Security, “The Revolu- bor’s less-than-sunny num- of Rescue Plan funds” to fi- tion of 1935.” Will Kraft Conservancy President Toni Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 Bandrowicz, who warned that ANDREA GABOR [email protected] the rubber floatables deflate af- ter being released and end up Paula Villacreses ingested by animals, blocking Schools and the pandemic windfall A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 their digestive tracts and caus- [email protected] ing them to starve. In its latest, $129 billion While some districts million for arts educa- Mike Shanahan That grim threat posed by round of pandemic aid for might be tempted to hire tion in the late 1990s and an object of celebratory levity Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 K-12 schools, the federal much-needed counselors, let schools decide how [email protected] prompted Bandrowicz to de- government is earmark- social workers and teach- to spend the money, a clare that the “...town should ing 90 percent for school ers, spending pandemic half-dozen schools pooled Jim Wilson promote the use of non-dispos- districts — the rest will go funds on new full-time their allotments to hire Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 able, reusable decorations.” She [email protected] to state education depart- positions could create and share a full-time art pointed to balloon bans on Cape ments — and giving dis- problems when the federal teacher. CIRCULATION Cod and in Rhode Island to but- tricts broad discretion for money runs out. Pandemic funding gives tress her assertion. how to spend the money. By contrast, using pan- Lisa Mahmoud states a unique opportu- Event decor company owner Districts should give just demic aid to enrich ordi- Manager, ext. 1239 Carolina Velasquez said there as much discretion to indi- nary classroom instruc- nity to encourage schools [email protected] is an alternative to banning bal- vidual schools, which have tion with class trips and to try new ideas; they also loons. She launched a balloon the best grasp of the needs hands-on projects is more should gather intelligence CUSTOMER SERVICE about the most successful weight recycling program with of their students and com- likely to be sustainable La’ Mosha Ball the goal of distributing as many munities. even without permanent experiments. Granting Customer Service, ext. 1276 weights to people as possible as This doesn’t mean funds infusions of extra money. schools some flexibility [email protected] well as “promoting safe use and shouldn’t be earmarked For example, children from the pressure of stan- disposal” of balloons. for broadly-defined pur- learn to count and write dardized tests would help GRAPHICS Minimizing, if not eliminating, poses — for example, in- by observing what they foster experimentation. Trevor Andreozzi the threat balloons and other vesting in outdoor learn- see outdoors. Maintain- Pay increases for teach- inflatables pose to the environ- Designer ing or arts education, ing trails and cultivating ers — a target of some [email protected] ment is a lofty goal. Enforcing which has lacked funding plants and outdoor play pandemic spending — are balloon use on public or private for years. areas costs just a few a key to solving the teach- Edwin Peralta Jr. property sounds like a difficult Indeed, with enrollments thousand dollars a year. er shortage. But putting Designer task and one best relegated to down sharply in many dis- Another model is the pro- pandemic funds to good [email protected] public-education campaigns tricts, as well as growing gressive-schools network akin to those currently aimed at use also will depend on NEWSROOM teacher shortages, sup- affiliated with the New providing “top-down sup- the threat plastic bags pose to porting learning oppor- York Performance Stan- port for bottom-up reform,” Mike Alongi marine animals. tunities that make school dards Consortium, which as Tom Sobol, a legendary Sports Editor, ext. 1228 We urge the Conservation more engaging could bring has been connecting [email protected] Commission to focus on public both students and teach- courses in everything from New York education com- education and defer from at- ers back to the classroom. science to social studies missioner, once argued. Gayla Cawley taching penalties to balloon use After a year of online to real-world events and Andrea Gabor, a former News Editor, ext. 1236 [email protected] in the hopes that people will classes that have height- projects for decades. editor at Business Week adopt Velasquez’s suggestion or and U.S. News & World Re- ened mental-health prob- Modest funding can go Allysha Dunnigan find other ways to lessen inflat- port, is the Bloomberg chair lems among students, a long way when schools Reporter, ext. 1302 able threats to the environment. experiences that connect are given discretion over of business journalism at [email protected] learning to the real world spending. When New Baruch College of the City should be a top priority. York City earmarked $75 University of New York. Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] LETTER TO THE EDITOR Thor Jourgensen Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 Preparing for Elul [email protected] Tréa Lavery To the editor: days before the “Judgment The standard prayer Reporter, ext. 1317 Days” of Rosh Hashanah recited at graves during [email protected] I’m told that in the Jew- (Sept. 6-8) and 10 days Elul asks that the soul be ish communities of the later during “Yom Kippur” granted perfect peace and Jakob Menendez Old World, it was common are considered important Photographer, ext. 1332 be bound to eternal life. I [email protected] for people to pray at Jew- days for prayer and good would make this theolog- ish cemeteries at random deeds. ical distinction: that al- Anne Marie Tobin times, whenever they felt The Hebrew month of though we may pray to the Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 the pious need to do so. Elul (roughly August into souls to pray to God for [email protected] Cemeteries are deemed September) is the month Sophie Yarin “hallowed ground” and a preceding Rosh Hasha- us, we do not pray to the souls to directly answer Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 gravesite where a righ- nah. Extra prayer is add- [email protected] teous person is buried is ed to the standard liturgy our prayers. deemed an especially pro- in the month of Elul and TECHNOLOGY Jews start visiting graves Hersh Goldman pitious place for prayer. Tim Noyes Understandably, the of relatives and loved ones. Swampscott Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] FRIDAY JULY 30, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Thursday at 63 High Rock St. Gas leak forces Saugus larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- MARBLEHEAD curacy, it is the sole responsibility residents to evacuate homes of the concerned party to contact Complaints the relevant police department and A Gallison Avenue resident have the department issue a no- called at 10:17 a.m. Wednes- tice of correction to the Daily Item. day to report that someone Corrections or clarifications will not had put an extra trash barrel be made without express notice of out behind hers. She said change from the arresting police that weird things had been happening at her home and department. she believed she was being All address information, targeted. particularly arrests, reflect po- A caller from Camille Ter- lice records. In the event of a race reported at 10:44 a.m. perceived inaccuracy, it is the Wednesday that a car had sole responsibility of the con- pulled up alongside her and cerned party to contact the asked what she did for a liv- relevant police department ing. and have the department is- A caller reported at 9:34 sue a notice of correction to p.m. Wednesday that she and the Daily Item. Corrections her husband were walking on or clarifications will not be Ocean Avenue and the occu- made without express notice pants of a car driving by threw of change from the arresting nut shells at them. Police police department. were unable to locate the car. A report of loud music on LYNN Beringer Way at 9:50 p.m. Wednesday. Arrests Hazardous conditions A crew from A report of a traffic light out National Grid Ruben Debrito, 32, of 64 on Lafayette Street at 1:03 Jefferson St., was arrested on works to repair p.m. Wednesday. a broken gas a warrant and charged with At 2:17 p.m. Wednesday, disorderly conduct at 11:37 line at the the DPW reported that they intersection a.m. Thursday. had put out cones on Village Dana Eaton, 52, of 547 of Bow Street Street to mark that people and Walden Boston St., was arrested on a shouldn’t drive on the shoul- warrant and charged with as- Pond Avenue der, and that an unknown per- on Thursday sault with a dangerous weap- son had removed the cones. on and stalking at 11:36 a.m. which forced Thursday. the evacuation Lyndon Hudson, 38, was PEABODY of at least 20 arrested and charged with lar- neighboring ceny under $1,200 and Class Arrests homes. B drug possession at 10:35 Patrick Joseph Corning, p.m. Wednesday. 38, homeless, was arrested ITEM PHOTO | Jose Molina, 47, of 29 and charged with assault SPENSER HASAK Clarence St., Everett, was ar- and battery with a danger- rested and charged with in- By Sam Minton Residents nearby were the scene working on the accountable. ous weapon at 9:19 p.m. ITEM STAFF forced to evacuate from issue and the leak was As recently as March, terfering with a police officer Wednesday. and resisting arrest at 8:44 their homes for a brief fixed at 12:19 p.m. construction crews tempo- SAUGUS — On Thurs- p.m. Wednesday. period of time as crews Residents told The Item rarily shut down Route 1 Accidents day morning, gas leaked worked to fix the leak. Po- that the smell was very Julianys Torres, 21, of 40 because of a high-pressure into the air on Bow Street. lice Lt. Ronald Giorgetti strong and that the inci- Andrew St., was arrested and A report of a motor vehicle main break. charged with malicious dam- A crew was doing util- said that at least 20 resi- dent could have been a crash at 4:24 p.m. Wednes- Sam Minton can be age to a motor vehicle at 8:44 day at 119 Bartholomew St.; ity work in the area and dents were forced to leave lot worse. One person said reached at sminton@item- p.m. Wednesday. at 1:22 a.m. Thursday at 15 struck the gas lines at their homes. that supervisors on the Luis Vizcaino, 41, was Buttonwood Lane. 10:15 a.m. National Grid was on project needed to be held live.com. arrested and charged with Class A drug possession and Complaints on warrants for Class A drug distribution and drug posses- A report of a fight at 9:19 Homes lose water as wells run sion with intent to distribute p.m. Wednesday at Leather at 12:12 p.m. Thursday. City Commons at 77 Lowell St. A caller reported approx- Accidents imately five people were dry in drought-ravaged basin brawling in the commons; A report of a motor vehicle one was reportedly using a By Gillian Flaccus and her husband are sur- crash at 10:12 a.m. Thursday large stick as a weapon. A and Nathan Howard viving on 5-gallon jugs she at 33 Chestnut St.; at 10:37 38-year-old man was arrest- ASSOCIATED PRESS fills at her mother’s house, a.m. Thursday at 338 Broad- ed (see arrests). and have already sold sev- way. MALIN, Ore. — Judy eral cows. and Jim Shanks know the Theft “Come December, if we Assaults exact date their home’s don’t get some storms in A report of a larceny at 6:54 well went dry — June 24. here and we don’t see any A report of an assault at a.m. Thursday at Acura of Since then, their life has changes, I’ll probably sell 7:04 p.m. Wednesday on N Peabody at 233 Andover St. been an endless cycle of everything because we Common Street. A manager reported wheels imposing on relatives for can’t hang on,” she said. were stolen off the lot. showers and laundry, haul- While much of the West Breaking and Entering ing water to feed a small is experiencing exception- herd of cattle and desper- A report of a breaking and SAUGUS al drought conditions, the ately waiting for a local toll on everyday life is par- entering at 2:40 a.m. Thurs- well-drilling company to day at 43 Elm St. Accidents ticularly stark in this re- make it to their name on a gion filled with flat vistas Overdose A report of a motor vehicle monthslong wait list. of sprawling alfalfa and crash at 7:01 a.m. Thursday The couple’s well is potato fields and normally A report of an overdose on Walnut Street. among potentially hun- teeming wetlands. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS at 6:28 a.m. Thursday at 13 dreds that have dried This summer’s already Michigan Terrace. Complaints up in recent weeks in Rylee Buckley, 17, drives home in an ATV load- critical water shortages an area near the Ore- ed with two, 7-gallon containers after borrow- have been amplified by a A report of suspicious ac- gon-California border suf- mandate to preserve wa- Theft tivity at 4:04 a.m. Thursday ing water for her animals from a neighbor in fering through a historic Klamath Falls, Ore. ter levels for two species A report of a motor vehicle at Dick’s Sporting Goods at drought, leaving homes 1201 Broadway. A caller re- of endangered suckerfish theft at 7:57 p.m. Wednesday with no running water ty extend far beyond farm- state also is sending in a in a key lake that’s also at 21 Joyce St.; at 9:19 a.m. ported a man got out of a van just a few months after and started looking through ers’ fields. water truck and scram- the primary source of ir- Thursday at 44 Light St. the federal government the windows. The man pro- Worried homeowners face bling to ship more than rigation water for 200,000 A report of a larceny at shut off irrigation to hun- ceeded to sit outside the waits of six months or more 350 emergency storage acres of farmland. 8:46 a.m. Thursday at 475 dreds of the region’s farm- to get new, deeper wells tanks from as far as Okla- “It’s kind of hard to look Lynnway. door. Police could not locate the man. ers for the first time ever. dug because of the surging homa amid a nationwide forward and see good Officials have formal re- demand, with no guarantee shortage of the containers things,” said Justin Grant, Vandalism Theft ports of 117 empty wells that those wells, too, won’t due to drought-induced a farmer who lost irri- A report of vandalism at but suspect more than 300 ultimately go dry. demand across the U.S. gation water and whose 11:08 p.m. Wednesday at 8 A report of a stolen bicycle have gone dry in the past Some are getting by on West. The first tanks ar- home now also has a dry Varnum Court; at 9:36 a.m. at 8:05 p.m. Wednesday at few weeks as the conse- the generosity of neigh- rived Thursday. well. “I’m trying to wrap 11 Bristow St. quences of the Klamath bors, or hauling free water Judy Shanks, a volun- my head around how to River basin’s water scarci- from a nearby city. The teer ambulance driver, get through the season.” Because of virus, survey detailing American life is cut back By Mike Schneider income, housing costs, dis- The idea behind the ASSOCIATED PRESS abilities, marital status, American Community Internet access, health Survey one-year esti- Because of quality con- Traffic insurance, number of ve- mates was to give re- cerns caused by the pan- hicles owned and types of searchers and policy demic, data from an annu- flows along appliances they have in makers up-to-date yearly al Census Bureau survey Interstate their homes. information about every that provides a wide-rang- 90 highway The American Com- place with a population ing picture of the U.S. on as a Metra munity Survey launched of 65,000 people or more everything from commute suburban times to education levels commuter in 2005 as a substitute without having to wait ev- won’t be released in its train moves for the census’ long-form ery 10 years for the next usual format this year, of- along an questionnaire which had census. ficials said Thursday. elevated been sent out to about a Like census data, the sixth of all U.S. house- American Community Answers for the 2020 track in holds during the once- Survey numbers help de- American Community Chicago. Survey one-year estimates a-decade head count of termine the distribution were collected only from FILE PHOTO | every U.S. resident. The of hundreds of billions of two-thirds of the people ASSOCIATED PRESS long-form census ques- dollars in federal spend- needed in the survey be- tionnaire asked dozens of ing. The census figures, cause of difficulties posed be biased, said Donna Dai- for us, it shows our com- workers who follow up at detailed questions about however, also are used by the pandemic. Those ly, chief of the American mitment to providing high the homes of people who residents’ social, econom- to determine how many who were missed skewed Community Survey Office. quality data.” didn’t respond also didn’t ic and housing situations. congressional seats each toward people with lower “The COVID-19 pan- Mailings sent out by the make visits during that The short form, which was state gets in a process incomes, less education demic posed numerous Census Bureau to survey time, census officials said. basically what every U.S. known as apportionment and who didn’t own their challenges to collecting participants were can- The survey polls 3.5 household got during last and for drawing congres- homes, raising the risk data,” Daily said. “While celed for several months million people each year, year’s census, asks fewer sional and legislative dis- that survey results would this is a difficult decision in spring 2020, and field asking about their jobs, than 10 questions. tricts. A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY JULY 30, 2021 Saugus Biden orders tough vaccination awarded $261K rules for federal workers By Alexandra Jaffe, Ricardo Alon- so-Zaldivar and for dam rehab Jonathan Lemire ASSOCIATED PRESS DAM Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito From A1 added that the adminis- WASHINGTON — Pres- tration is happy to pro- ident Joe Biden on Thurs- the impacts of climate vide these grants to local day announced sweeping change every day, and our municipalities. new pandemic require- administration is commit- “It is critical that we ments aimed at boosting ted to providing needed continue to foster strong vaccination rates for mil- funding to support critical partnerships with local lions of federal workers resilience projects to ad- communities and organi- and contractors as he dress these issues. lamented the “American “These grants will help zations to create a more resilient Massachusetts,” tragedy” of rising-yet-pre- municipalities make sub- ventable deaths among she said. stantial progress to main- the unvaccinated. tain and repair aging Sam Minton can be Federal workers will be dams and seawalls across reached at sminton@item- required to sign forms at- Massachusetts.” live.com. testing they’ve been vacci- nated against the corona- virus or else comply with Terminated new rules on mandatory masking, weekly testing, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS distancing and more. The strict new guidelines are President Joe Biden arrives in the East Room of the White House to professor settles aimed at increasing slug- speak about vaccine requirements for federal workers in Washington. gish vaccination rates among the huge number New York University their shots and are “frus- resistance from many with University of Americans who draw professor of public ser- trated with the conse- Republicans and some federal paychecks — and vice Paul Light estimates quences of the minority unions to vaccine man- to set an example for pri- there are nearly 7 million that fail to get vaccinated.” dates for employers. of Mississippi vate employers around more employees who could And he again emphasized Re ecting an awareness the country. potentially be included, that the ght against the of the political landmines By Leah Willingham and prison systems re- “Right now, too many combining those who work virus is far from over, gird- surrounding mandates, ASSOCIATED PRESS form. people are dying or watch- for companies that con- ing Americans to remain administration of cials Felber said Wilson told ing someone they love die tract with the government strong in the face of set- emphasize that their plan JACKSON, Miss. — The him the Study and Strug- and say, ‘If I’d just got the and those working under backs in the pandemic. does not require workers University of Mississippi gle project would be a vaccine,’” Biden said in a federal grants. “I know this is hard to to receive the vaccine but has reached a settlement “political” not “historical” somber address from the Biden, seemingly fed up hear. I know it’s frustrat- aims to make life more with an assistant profes- project, and that it could East Room of the White with persistent vaccine ing. I know it’s exhausting dif cult for those who are sor who was terminated jeopardize department House. “This is an Ameri- resistance among many to think we’re still in this unvaccinated to encour- after publicly criticizing funding. can tragedy. People are dy- Americans, delivered a ght. I know we hoped age them to comply. Biden the school as racist while “The real issue is that ing who don’t have to die.” sharp rebuke to those who this would be a simple directed his team to take speaking out for criminal (the University of Mis- However, pushback is have yet to get shots, say- straightforward line, with- steps to apply similar re- justice reform. sissippi) prioritizes racist certain to Biden’s action. ing “they get sick and ll out problems or new chal- quirements to all federal Details of the settle- donors over all else,” he It puts him squarely in up our hospitals,” taking lenges. But that isn’t real contractors. ment remained con den- tweeted. “So it’s not some the center of a erce po- beds away from others life,” he said. He also directed the De- tial, including how much mythic politics v. history litical debate surrounding who need them. His comments came as fense Department to look money the university binary, but that this anti- the government’s ability to “If in fact you are un- some 60 percent of Amer- into adding the COVID-19 agreed to paid to Garrett racist program threatens compel Americans to follow vaccinated, you present ican adults have been shot to its list of required Felber. University of cials racist donor money. And public health guidelines. a problem to yourself, to fully vaccinated. He had vaccinations for members have never said the ten- racism is the brand. It’s in The federal government your family and those set a July 4 goal to get at of the military. Service ure-track assistant his- the name.” directly employs about 4 with whom you work,” he least one shot in 70 per- members already are re- tory professor was red McDuff said Felber de- million people, but Biden’s said bluntly.” cent of adults, and is still quired to get as many as because of any public cided to settle rather than action could affect many At the same time, he not quite there. The latest 17 vaccines, depending statements he had made. spend time and resources more when federal con- expressed sympathy for gure is 69.3 percent. And on where they are based In a December 2020 ter- litigating the matter in tractors are factored in. people who have received there remains signi cant around the world. mination letter from His- court, saying he’d rather tory Department Chair spend his energy focusing Noell Howell Wilson, Wil- NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS on his work. son told Felber they had The Associated Press experienced a breakdown reached out to a univer- Central Falls to require The suit, led in Suffolk Judge dismisses domestic discuss the teachers con- in communication after sity spokesperson for masks in municipal buildings Superior Court, seeks re- assault charges tract. He wants the con- she rejected a grant he funds for those restau- tract made public before was awarded to support a comment and didn’t hear back. CENTRAL FALLS, R.I. rants as well as civil pen- against re chief the teachers’ union votes project focusing on mass alties, the of ce said in a on it Friday so the commu- Felber was represented (AP) — Central Falls is in- SEEKONK (AP) — A incarceration and immi- statement. nity can have input. during the negotiations stituting a mask mandate Warwick judge dismissed grant detention. She said According to the suit, The state has taken con- by McDuff and Attorney for all city-owned build- domestic assault charges he had refused to meet Grubhub violated leg- trol of the city’s underper- Naomi R. Shatz of the ings as COVID-19 cases against the Seekonk re with her by phone or on- islation that prohibit- forming schools. Boston law rm of Zalk- start to rise again around chief and allowed a no-con- line, only in writing. ed third-party delivery “If you believe it’s a ind Duncan & Bernstein the state, the mayor an- tact order for the person Felber has asserted that service platforms from transformational contract, LLP, which specializes in nounced Thursday. who reported the assault his termination was a re- charging fees to restau- stand before the commu- defending the rights of The order that takes ef- to be lifted on Wednesday. sult of his outspoken criti- rants that exceed 15 per- nity and tell them why you students and teachers. fect Monday will require The prosecution request- cism of the university. cent of an order’s menu believe it’s transforma- Shatz said the rm is all members of the public, ed the charges of domestic “We believe that Dr. Fel- price. tional,” Elorza said. “But increasingly concerned regardless of vaccination simple assault and disor- ber’s termination violated The fee cap went into ef- simply hiding and doing about universities ignor- status, to wear a face mask derly conduct, both misde- the First Amendment,” fect on Jan. 14 and ended it in secret and wanting to ing and violating their inside any public building, meanors, against Seekonk attorney Rob McDuff of June 15 when Massachu- wrap this up before facing faculty members’ rights to including City Hall and Fire Chief David Rave be the Mississippi Center setts’ state of emergency the community, that’s not free speech and academic the police department. dropped, the Sun Chroni- for Justice said in a state- was lifted. the way that this is sup- freedom. City employees will be cle reported. ment Thursday. “This all The complaint says posed to be done.” “Professors like Dr. Fel- required to wear a face Rave was arrested after went down after his very Grubhub routinely McKee declined to com- ber have a constitutional mask while engaging with police were called to his pointed criticisms of the charged fees to restau- ment. right to speak out about the public or in common home in Cranston on June University. The reasons rants that exceeded 18 injustices they see in their areas within city-owned 18 on a report that he given for the University’s percent of the order’s Police: Man uses knife, bat institutions,” Shatz said. buildings. was assaulting someone, decision don’t hold up and menu price. Felber has accepted a Central Falls has the breaking things and was to attack teen lifeguards Dr. Felber had an excellent “We allege that Grubhub faculty fellowship at Yale highest rate of COVID-19 intoxicated. record as a teacher and a knowingly and repeat- WORCESTER (AP) — University in American per 100,000 population in The judge had initially faculty member, including edly violated the fee cap A 42-year-old man whose Studies at the Center for the state. denied a request to lift the stellar reviews from his statute, raising costs by child had been asked to the Study of Race, Indige- “We know what it’s like no-contact order. Rave was Department Chair.” thousands of dollars and leave the pool house used neity, and Transnational when COVID spreads placed on paid leave from Wilson informed Felber harming restaurants that a knife and a baseball bat Migration. like wild re and causes his position as re chief that his contract with the were already nancially to attack two teenage life- In a statement Thurs- complete destruction in after he was arrested. university would end in distressed and trying to guards, police said. day, he said the Universi- our city,” Mayor Maria An attorney for Rave, December 2021. He was survive,” Attorney Gener- Worcester police re- ty of Mississippi is a polit- Rivera said in a state- Christopher Maselli, told on leave at the time from al Maura Healey said. sponded to the Lincoln ical institution. ment. “We can’t let that the newspaper, “It’s unfor- the University of Missis- A Grubhub spokesper- Village pool house at “When the University of happen again. Right now, tunate it happened. We all sippi at a one-year fel- son called the allegations about 5:30 p.m. Wednes- Mississippi was construct- too many of our families deal with stresses in life. lowship at the W.E.B. Du “baseless.” day for a report of a dis- ed with enslaved labor remain unvaccinated and He’s glad to put this be- Bois Research Institute “Serving restaurants is turbance and were told by to reproduce the wealth are extremely vulnerable hind him.” at Harvard University’s at the heart of everything witnesses that a group of and power of a handful of to this very dangerous Rave, 53, could not be Hutchins Center for Afri- we do at Grubhub and we youth were not listening white men, it was political. variant of the virus.” reached for comment by can and African American strongly disagree with the to the lifeguards and were When it refused to accept The city is still offering the newspaper. Research. allegations in this law- asked to leave, police said Black students, it was po- free testing and popup In October of that year, suit,” Grant Klinzman in a statement. litical,” he said. “When it vaccination clinics. Felber tweeted that Wil- said in an emailed state- Providence mayor yells The father of a youth be- arrested and expelled the The state Department son had rejected a $42,000 ment. “While we do not be- at governor over gan arguing with the life- Black students it did ad- of Health on Thursday grant he had been award- lieve the temporary price guards before taking out a mit, it was political. And reported almost 170 new teachers’ contract ed to support Study and control was either legal or knife and swinging it at a as it continues to support con rmed cases of the Struggle, a political ed- appropriate, we complied PROVIDENCE, R.I. 17-year-old male lifeguard and bene t from policing, coronavirus and a daily ucation project on mass with it while it was in ef- (AP) — Providence May- without making contact, incarceration and immi- prisons, and other life-de- positivity rate of 2.7 per- cent. No new deaths were fect and for an additional or Jorge Elorza had to be police said. grant detention. At the stroying institutions dedi- month after it expired, held back from Gov. Dan The suspect got a bat same time, the university cating to upholding white reported. The statewide transmis- effectively conveying mil- McKee during a disagree- from a vehicle, returned to had recently publicized supremacy, extracting lions of dollars to local ment over a proposed con- sion rate continues to rise the pool house and swung a grant from FWD.us, an capital, and devastating restaurants across Massa- tract for the city’s public and was at 76 per 100,000 it at a 15-year-old female organization centered on the planet, it is no doubt chusetts.” school teachers. population as of Thursday. lifeguard, again missing, American immigration political.” Healey in a statement During a ceremonial police said. said her of ce sent letters lighting of the WaterFire The suspect used the bat Massachusetts sues to Grubhub and other on- basins along the Provi- to smash the pool house’s Grubhub over fees charged line food delivery service dence River to mark the front glass door and during pandemic platforms in February return of the city arts fes-  ed, police said. He was call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 reminding them that the tival on Wednesday, Elorza tracked down and charged to start your BOSTON (AP) — On- 15 percent fee cap was in was seen on video pointing with two counts of assault daily subscription. line food delivery platform place. The attorney gen- his nger at McKee and with a dangerous weapon Grubhub charged some eral’s of ce then sent a yelling, “You’ve got to face and vandalism. Massachusetts restau- cease-and-desist letter to the community on this.” It’s the second attack rants illegally high fees Grubhub in May. Elorza was held back by on a teenage lifeguard in Catch up during the coronavirus Demand for food de- a member of McKee’s state Worcester this summer. pandemic, the state attor- livery soared during the police security detail. Both Four people were charged with your ney general’s of ce alleged coronavirus pandemic and men are Democrats. with beating a 17-year- favorite team in a lawsuit led Thurs- several states and cities Elorza con rmed after old male lifeguard at Bell in Item Sports! day. placed caps on fees. the event he was trying to Pond on July Fourth. FRIDAY JULY 30, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Nahant ConCom Mobile vaccinations replace Tech clinic VACCINES calls out From A1 vaccine clinic on Union Street. Northeastern As for the mobile effort, which runs from Wednes- CONCOM just don’t understand.” day to Sunday, it relies From A1 Kent added that this upon a team of 30 staff “sows distrust” and makes members split into two still resides by the man- the commission feel as groups: a community en- made dunes and has been though it can’t trust the gagement team and the there for 14 years. A rep- university. mobile vaccine operation. resentative from North- The commission ap- The community engage- eastern said that they proved — with conditions ment team is conducting are working on removing — these projects under targeted and non-target- those trailers. the Wetlands Protection ed canvassing strategies The commission unani- Act. Under the Nahant through the city through mously voted to not grant Wetlands bylaw, the no- door-to-door canvassing the certificate of compli- tice of intent was not ap- and business and commu- ance for the Shoreline proved. nity organization visits. Protection project. One of the last com- The mobile vaccine opera- Also, Northeastern was ments from the public was tion uses a van to transport looking to construct a from Marilyn Mahoney, resources, staff and pa- tients to vaccination sites. ITEM PHOTO | JAKOB MENENDEZ new building on top of the a resident of 179 Willow Rosie Conway, who is existing bunker on 430 Road; she put an exclama- The Lynn Community Health Center mobile vaccine van parked in front leading the mobile vacci- Nahant Road, along with tion mark on the evening. of Zimman’s furniture and fabric store on Market Street. nation effort for LCHC, two new parking areas. In Mahoney stated that she yet another project, the said the mobile vaccine tant. She said these peo- that we’re still doing a lot requested a public meet- hearing from their pro- university was looking to unit’s locations are deter- vider, someone they trust ple are now ready for the ing prior to Thursday due of research, but we can say replace existing seawater mined by criteria based on on their medical team or vaccine after what they’ve to a lack of transparency. fairly confidently that get- intake lines, the pump COVID-19 positivity rates friends or family reassur- been hearing about the “You are an education- ting a vaccine is definite- house and the discharge and vaccine rates with- ing them that it’s safe to increased positivity num- al institution and that’s ly safer than not,” Gove system. in the seven wards in the get vaccinated. bers and the severity of said. “Even folks who are In regards to the two what I think you should city. She said LCHC began the Delta variant. “We’re really trying to experiencing these break- projects, commission be really a shining star their canvassing and mo- get people from all differ- “We’ve seen folks who through cases have much members complained about: educating the pub- bile vaccine visits in Ward ent angles so we can try to have been motivated just about not receiving docu- lic of Nahant,” Mahoney 4, because that’s where the figure out what’s making by what they’ve heard milder courses of illness. ments that Northeastern said. “Showing us some highest COVID-19 positiv- them a little more hesi- about the kind of rate of They’re not being hospi- said that they delivered. respect by trying to edu- ity rates were at that time. tant,” Gove said. protection from COVID-19, talized and they’re not dy- The university stated that cate us in an open, honest The recurring mobile At the Tech site, Gove specifically Delta, with ing. The vaccine is certain- everything was sent to the and transparent way.” vaccinations occur five said, the staff mostly en- vaccinations,” Gove said. ly protecting people from commission by email. While speaking, Ma- days a week in Wards 3, countered people who were Although the vaccines those severe symptoms When talking about the honey asked representa- 4, 5 and 6 and the location highly motivated to get aren’t 100 percent effec- that we’re trying to avoid.” parking areas, commis- tives from Northeastern of the mobile vaccinations vaccinated. But now that tive, and there’s still much The mobile vaccines will to pay attention and to be sion member Henry Hall depends on where the or- most of those people have research going into new also visit the North Shore respectful. She also stated asked Northeastern to ganizations that LCHC already been vaccinated, cases, variants and break- Community College park- that the university “didn’t show the math behind the partners with are located. LCHC found that it had throughs, Gove said num- ing lot this Saturday from calculation for the amount tell us the truth.” “It’s really dependent on to change course to reach bers show that states with 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for any- of parking spaces Nahant “What we want is open, who was committed to this people who are hesitant higher vaccination rates one in the community. needs to provide. honest, transparent con- long-term project,” Con- for multiple reasons, which — including Massachu- “I don’t understand why versations,” she added. way said. emphasizes the importance setts — have fewer new More information can this brilliant university “No more B.S. I’m sick of The goal of the vaccina- of the canvassing team. cases than states with be found online at https:// can’t answer that ques- it.” tion effort at LCHC, Gove Gove said they are see- lower vaccination rates. www.lchcnet.org. tion,” said Hall. “Some- Sam Minton can be said, is to find a way to get ing a small increase in vol- “I think that gives us a Allysha Dunnigan can body must know it and reached at sminton@item- through to as many people ume and interest in people lot of confidence to say to be reached at adunnigan@ why you refuse to tell us, I live.com. as possible, whether it’s who were initially hesi- our community members itemlive.com. A new take on paper bags He’d be happy

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WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Harvey Weinstein: One sexual assault count dismissed, for now By Andrew Dalton district attorneys case ASSOCIATED PRESS has just been thrown out,” Weinstein attorney Mark LOS ANGELES — A Werksman said. Los Angeles judge on None of the women have Thursday dismissed one of been identified. 11 sexual assault counts The judge sided with the against Harvey Wein- prosecution on two other stein, giving the former counts that she refused to movie mogul and con- dismiss, rejecting defense victed rapist a minor and FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS arguments those inci- possibly temporary victory. dents were also too old. Scarlett Johansson arrives at the Bafta Film At a hearing with the No trial date has been Awards, in central London. 69-year-old Weinstein in the courtroom, Judge set for Weinstein. More Lisa B. Lench agreed technical fights are likely to come before it begins with his defense attorneys PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Scarlett Johansson that a count alleging sex- as his lawyers seek to ual battery by restraint in Harvey Weinstein, the 69-year-old convicted erode the case against sues Disney over May of 2010 was too old, rapist and disgraced movie mogul, listens in him. They have said the and outside the statute of court during a pre-trial hearing in Los Angeles. charges are all baseless, limitations. old and uncorroborated. ‘Black Widow’ release But she gave the prose- count in January of 2020, said in court. “They chose Weinstein was brought By Lindsey Bahr Johansson from realizing cution permission to refile before the statute of to enter a new case.” into court in a wheelchair and Andrew Dalton the full benefit of her the charge in a way that limitations had expired. Prosecutors argued that wearing brown county jail ASSOCIATED PRESS bargain with Marvel.” may be allowable, setting Prosecutors then got an it was a continuation of attire. A bailiff unshackled Disney did not immedi- up an ongoing fight. indictment from a grand the same case and should him from the chair and put Scarlett Johansson is ately respond to a request Weinstein pleaded not jury on an identical count be considered what’s him next to his attorneys. suing the Walt Disney Co. for comment. guilty to four counts of six months later, when often called a superseding The lawyers argued over its streaming release After its release was rape and seven other the time had lapsed. indictment. that Weinstein should be of “Black Widow,” which delayed more than a year sexual assault counts last Weinstein’s lawyers Other charges against allowed to change into she said breached her because of COVID-19, week in his first court ap- successfully argued at Weinstein are for even old- a suit for this and simi- contract and deprived her “Black Widow” debuted pearance in the California Thursday’s hearing that er incidents, but different lar proceedings, a move of potential earnings. to a pandemic-best of $80 case. He was extradited the grand jury indictment statutes apply to them. that’s standard for a jury In a lawsuit filed Thurs- from New York, where counted as a new case, Outside court, the de- trial but less common for day morning in Los An- million in North America and $78 million from in- he is serving a 23-year making the charge “fatal- fense touted the ruling as pre-trial hearings. geles Superior Court, the sentence for convictions of ly flawed.” a significant victory, point- Werksman called the jail “Black Widow” star and ternational theaters three weeks ago, but theatrical rape and sexual assault. “No one forced the ing out that it removes one clothes a “mark of Cain” executive producer said In Los Angeles, Wein- prosecution to go to the of the five women involved that branded his client her contract guaranteed grosses declined sharply after that. In its second stein was first charged grand jury,” Weinstein in the 11 counts. a criminal in photos and an exclusive theatrical with the now-dismissed attorney Alan Jackson “Twenty percent of the video from the courtroom. release. The Wall Street weekend in release, the Journal first reported the National Association of news of the lawsuit. Theater Owners issued a Johansson’s potential rare statement criticizing earnings were tied to the the strategy asserting that Sneaking a peek: Fans find box office performance simultaneous release lends of the film, which the itself only to lost profits company released simul- and higher quality piracy. creative ways to glimpse Olympics taneously in theaters and Once taboo, hybrid skateboarding, too, and on its streaming service theatrical and streaming By Dave Skretta Hardly the time for Or roads, as it were. they were richly reward- Disney+ for a $30 rental. releases have become ASSOCIATED PRESS Richard Carapaz to look “It gave us a sensation ed. Not only did Yuto “In the months leading more normal for many of fondly upon a near-naked of somehow coming back MISHIMA, Japan — to normality, seeing the Horigome win the men’s up to this lawsuit, Ms. Jo- the biggest studios during man running beside him The soon-to-be Olympic fans there,” Carapaz said street event, Momiji hansson gave Disney and the pandemic, with each on the road. champion was in what later. “I loved it.” Nishiya took gold and Marvel every opportunity adopting its own unique Except ... did the stoic Technically speaking, Funa Nakayama to right their wrong and strategy. This weekend, cyclists derisively call “the rider from Ecuador actu- bronze a ban on fans for almost make good on Marvel’s Disney is employing pain cave,” empty lungs ally crack a smile? in the women’s event. every event remains in promise,” the lawsuit the same strategy with searing and legs feeling Indeed, he did. That “I love skateboarding place. Police and volun- said. “Disney intention- “Jungle Cruise,” and next like dead weight. The same stunt that overzeal- and follow all Japanese teer security guards are ally induced Marvel’s weekend Warner Bros. climb he was on seemed ous fans pull in the Alps top skaters,” said Tamura, on almost constant patrol. breach of the Agreement, big budget “The Suicide interminable, the evil and Pyrenees during the who works for a Tokyo But that hasn’t stopped without justification, Squad” opens both in the- gradient sending him Tour de France, where staffing agency and man- it might annoy Carapaz many locals from catching aged to catch some of the in order to prevent Ms. aters and on HBO Max. straight into the sky. to no end, was actually a glimpse of the action. kickflips and railstands welcomed by him in the Over at Ariake Urban through binoculars. Olympic road race. That’s Sports Park, a dazzling Were fans bummed they because the draconian stadium setup that would couldn’t get in the venue? Local news in the palm of your hand measures taken by the have seated 7,000 specta- Maybe get a little closer organizers of the Tokyo tors for the Olympic debut to the athletes? Games to prevent the of skateboarding, 8-year- “To be honest,” Tamu- spread of COVID-19 have old Ayane Nakamura ra said, “I couldn’t get a also prevented fans from was doing ollies on her ticket, so I am not that the once-in-a-lifetime “Peanuts” skateboard shocked. But in this cir- opportunity to see most of outside the venue. cumstances, the decision the world’s best athletes Others managed to find makes sense, although it perform on their own soil. vantage points to watch is sad.”

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the first inning, Pittsfield LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL American came right out By Mike Alongi and got on the scoreboard. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR After two quick outs, Se- bastian Herrera stepped GLOUCESTER — May- in and laced a double to be it was the rain, but the right field wall to keep Thursday just wasn’t the the inning alive. Next up night for the Peabody West was Kevin Konefal, who Little League team. knocked an RBI single up After struggling to gen- the middle to make it a 1-0 erate any offense through- game. out the night, Peabody After Casiano doubled West fell to Pittsfield and was stranded at third American by a score of 4-0 base in the top of the third, in the first game of a four- the skies opened up and a team, round robin-style 70-minute rain delay en- state final tournament at sued. Boudreau Field. When the tarp finally The offensive highlight came off the field just be- of the night came from fore 9 p.m., Pittsfield Gabe Casiano, who notched American got back to work. a leadoff double in the It took advantage of a pair third inning before getting of Peabody West errors stranded at third base. and cashed in with two Cullen Pasterick got the runs to make it 3-0, then start and took the loss on Pittsfield American added the mound for Peabody, another run in the bottom tossing three innings. of the fifth for some insur- Brendan Kobierski went ance. the rest of the way in relief Peabody West is right ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK for Peabody West. back in action Friday night After Peabody West went (7:30) with a game against Peabody West’s Gabe Casiano notched a double in a loss to Pittsfield American in the first game of down 1-2-3 in the top of Middleboro. the state final round-robin tournament Thursday night at Boudreau Field. LeBlanc hired as Classical volleyball coach Lynn Woods Summer

By Mike Alongi main reasons why LeB- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR lanc fell in love with the Running wraps up game and why he’s stuck LYNN — Thursday af- around as a coach with the eighth session ternoon, the Lynn Classi- Rams. cal athletic department “I owe everything to while Peabody’s Dennis announced the hiring of Frank. He’s the one who By Mike Alongi ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Downing placed third Chris LeBlanc as the made me realize that I school’s new varsity vol- (16:08), Peabody’s Antho- love this game and who LYNN — Lynn Woods leyball coach. ny Iannalfo finished ignited a spark in me,” Summer Running dodged LeBlanc — who has said LeBlanc. “I’m just fourth (16:34) and Wake- spent the past seven years the rain to return to ac- field’s Peter Swain placed hoping that I can build on tion Wednesday evening, as the school’s junior var- fifth (16:37). Rounding the incredible success he’s with 184 runners com- sity coach — takes over for out the top 10 was had since starting the pro- peting over three differ- the legendary Frank Stoughton’s Kevin War- gram from scratch all ent races. DeLuca, who retired from ren (16:46), Lynn’s Jason those years ago.” In the 1.57-mile kids teaching and coaching in Osgood (16:52), Lynn’s One of the biggest ad- race, Lynn’s Dianne June after starting the vantages of a longtime ju- Matthew Bushway program from scratch and Pheun took the top spot nior varsity coach taking with a time of 14:38. (17:10), Reading’s David notching more than 100 the reins of a program is Singer (17:10) and Lynn’s career wins. Lynn’s Alberto Gerardo the fact that he’s familiar was in second place with Bryton Osgood (18:09). “We’re very excited to with the student-athletes The final race of the announce that Chris will a time of 14:57, while and vice versa. For LeB- Lynn’s Eli Osgood evening measured at 5.5 be taking over the head lanc, it’s all about keeping miles and was won by coaching position,” said (15:40), Lynn’s Jack his student-athletes com- O’Connell (15:49) and Lynn native and former Classical Athletic Director fortable while also estab- St. Mary’s track star Ta- Bill Devin. “He brings a Lynn’s Joe O’Connell lishing his new role within ban Manyok with a time wealth of volleyball coach- (15:49) rounded out the the program. of 36:39. Lynn’s Nakri ing experience to the posi- top five. The rest of the “It’s obviously great to top 10 was made up of Dao placed second with a tion and will be a great know and be familiar with role model for our stu- Lynnfield’s Elle Fergu- time of 37:45, while all of the girls on the team, son (16:29), Peabody’s Haverhill’s Dan Ver- dent-athletes.” but at the same time it’s a Jenna Rich (17:40), rington placed third with “I couldn’t be more excit- balancing act,” said LeB- Wakefield’s Will Grant a time of 40:17. Lynn’s ed to get started,” said lanc. “They obviously (18:31), Allston’s Aaron Elias Bakas (40:23), Box- LeBlanc, who teaches his- know me in one role that Grant (18:31) and Lynn’s ford’s Michael McKie tory at Classical. “I love I’ve been in for years, but Tyler Stone (18:53). (40:28), Woburn’s Jessica the school and I love work- now it’s about seeing how In the 2.2-mile race Snyder (40:46), Win- ing with the girls in the they react to me being in a down Goat Path, Marble- throp’s Nikolas Beshere program, and I just can’t different role. The players head’s Tyson Miller (40:49), Salem’s Deirdre COURTESY PHOTO | CHRIS LEBLANC wait to continue what here know what I’m about earned the win after put- Lowe (40:56), Salem’s Frank has started here at and how I approach things, After spending the last seven years as the junior John Lequin (41:05) and Classical.” so I think it’ll be a pretty ting up a time of 14:25. varsity coach for Lynn Classical, Chris LeBlanc Danvers’ Thomas Wil- LeBlanc pointed to the smooth transition.” Lynn’s Kevin Baker fin- has been hired as the Rams’ new varsity volley- leadership and direction ished in second place liamson (41:20) rounded ball coach. of DeLuca as one of the LeBLANC, B2 with a time of 15:02, out the top 10. After early stumble, Francoeur remains on top at Ouimet Memorial

By Mike Alongi 32 strokes and shoot consecu- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR tive rounds in red figures. Only one other local golfer NEWTON — Things weren’t made the 36-hole cut at the Oui- looking too great for former St. met, with Swampscott native John’s Prep star Chris Fran- and 2019 Massachusetts Ama- coeur early on in the second teur champion Steven DiLisio round of the 54th Ouimet Me- (Salem Country Club) shooting morial Tournament at Charles a second-round score of 3-over River Country Club on Thurs- 73 to grab a tie for 28th place at day, but after making four bird- 8-over for the tournament. ies — including three on the It was a pretty slow start to back nine — the University of the day for DiLisio, who made Louisville golfer managed to re- three bogeys on the front nine cover and take a one-shot lead to make the turn in 38 strokes. into the final day of the tourna- The Duke University senior ment. then made back-to-back birdies Francoeur, who is the defend- on the 13th and 14th holes to ing champion at this event, shot get back to 1-over for the day, a 1-under 69 on Thursday, put- but bogeys on the 16th and 17th ting him at 4-under 136 for the put him at 3-over 73 for the tournament following his 3-un- round and 8-over 148 for the der 67 in the first round. tournament. After making bogey on three Swampscott natives and of his first five holes Thursday, brothers Christian and Aidan Francoeur found himself slip- Emmerich fell just below the ping down the leaderboard. But cut line, with Aidan Emmerich a birdie on the par-4 sixth hole shooting a two-day score of 77- righted the ship, and three 74-151 and Christian Emmer- straight pars helped him make ich shooting a two-day score of the turn in 37 strokes. Sitting at 73-82-155. 2-over on the 12th tee box, The final round of the 54th Francoeur made birdie on the Ouimet Memorial Tournament 12th before notching back-to- is set for Friday at Woodland ITEM FILE PHOTO back birdies on the 15th and Golf Club. Francoeur will tee off 16th holes — both of them par- in the final group at 11:51 a.m., After a tough start to his second round, former St. John’s Prep star Chris Francoeur recov- 5s. He closed with two straight while DiLisio will tee off at 8:55 ered to shoot a 1-under 69 and take a share of the lead into the final round of the 54th Ouimet pars to finish the back nine in a.m. Memorial Tournament. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY JULY 30, 2021

NEW ENGLAND COLLEGIATE BASEBALL LEAGUE Classical hires LeBlanc as new volleyball coach NORTHERN DIVISION SOUTHERN DIVISION W L T GB W L T GB Keene 23 15 0 - Marthas Vineyard 23 15 0 - LeBLANC mal schedule, LeBlanc is back with some momentum senior-heavy team, and North Adams 21 14 2 ½ Valley 20 16 0 2 hoping the team can con- is only going to benefit us.” that’s going to come with Upper Valley 21 16 0 1½ Mystic 20 16 0 2 From B1 Vermont 21 18 0 2½ Newport 20 17 0 2½ tinue its success. Practices are allowed to some expectations on the North Shore 18 17 2 3½ Danbury 20 18 0 3 The Classical volleyball “The best way to look at begin on Aug. 23 for the girls’ part,” said LeBlanc. Sanford 14 24 0 9 Ocean State 16 22 0 7 Winnipesaukee 11 25 0 11 Bristol 11 26 0 11½ team had to wait until April last season was as prepara- Rams, which means LeB- “We always set the goals of before it could start playing tion for this season since we lanc has less than a month winning the city tourna- games, but once it did the didn’t have a city or state before he’s thrown head- ment, winning the league NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE Rams went 7-2 and clinched tournament to measure first into the season. Lucki- and trying to make a run in a share of the Greater Bos- ourselves against,” said ly, he’s going to have a ros- states, and I have no reason Tonight Saturday Sunday ton League title. Now, com- LeBlanc. “I think the fact ter full of seniors to help to think that those shouldn’t vs. Upper Valley at Vermont vs. Sanford ing into what is hopefully a that we just finished up in with the transition. be our goals again this Night Hawks Mountaineers Mainers normal season with a nor- May and we’re coming right “We’re going to be a very year.” (6:35) (6:30) (1:20)

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TV/RADIO TV MLB 3 p.m...... Trade deadline special...... NESN 7 p.m...... Chicago Cubs at Washington...... MLB Network 7:10 p.m...... Boston at Tampa Bay...... NESN MiLB 6:30 p.m...... Triple A: Buffalo at Worcester...... NESN+ Golf 9 a.m...... LPGA/European: Handa World Invitational...... Golf Women’s Lacrosse 5 p.m...... Athletes Unlimited: Wood vs. Treanor...... CBSSN 8 p.m...... Athletes Unlimited: Warden vs. Arsenault...... FS1 Olympics 2 a.m...... Archery: Women’s individual final...... CNBC 2 a.m...... Gymnastics: Women’s trampoline final...... CNBC 2 a.m...... Tennis...... Olympic Channel 2 a.m...... Women’s water polo: US vs. Russian OC...... CNBC 2:30 a.m...... Diving: Women’s springboard qualifying...... USA 2:30 a.m...... Swimming (qualifying heats)...... USA PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 2:30 a.m...... Women’s rugby (quarterfinals)...... USA Patriots running back Damien Harris is hoping to make more of an impact for the team this year as 4 a.m...... Women’s soccer: Canada vs. Brazil...... NBCSN he enters his third NFL season. 6 a.m...... Track & field...... Peacock 7 a.m...... Women’s soccer: US vs. Netherlands...... NBCSN 9 a.m...... Men’s beach volleyball: US vs. Qatar...... NBCSN Pats RB Harris looking ahead to more playing time 9 a.m...... Men’s volleyball: France vs. Russian OC...... NBCSN 6:30 p.m...... Golf: Men’s third round...... Golf By Glen Farley Yes, it was all a major team? That’s what we’re fo- Year One to Year Two,” said 6:30 p.m...... Triathlon: mixed relay...... USA ASSOCIATED PRESS step forward for a player cused on. Just improving Belichick. “This year, he’s in 8 p.m...... Cycling: Women’s BMX freestyle qualifying...... CNBC whose rookie season con- and getting better each and a little different role. Now FOXBOROUGH — The 8 p.m...... Fencing: Women’s team sabre (semifinals)...... CNBC sisted of four carries for 12 every single day that we’re he has an opportunity to first start of his NFL career 8 p.m...... Gymnastics: Men’s trampoline final...... CNBC yards in a 33-0 win over the out here.” compete for a lead spot and wasn’t bad — for starters. New York Jets. As for Harris, Patriots so he has embraced that. 8 p.m...... Swimming...... NBC Activated off the injured Now Harris looks to con- coach Bill Belichick saw He’s worked hard. He’s 8 p.m...... Track & field – Women’s 400m hurdles...... NBC reserve list, Damien Harris tinue to make forward dramatic improvement in a been here since the day af- 8 p.m...... Track & field (qualifying rounds)...... USA kicked off his second season strides. year’s time from a player ter the season was over. He 8 p.m...... Women’s beach volleyball: US vs. Brazil...... NBC with the New England Pa- 8 p.m...... Women’s volleyball: US vs. Russian OC...... CNBC triots by carrying 17 times “It was a good year here the team thought highly has worked as hard as any- 11 p.m...... Men’s water polo: US vs. Hungary...... USA for 100 yards (a 5.9-yard and there,” Harris said fol- enough to invest a third- one has in the offseason. 11 p.m...... Tennis...... Olympic Channel average) in a 26-10 loss to lowing the Patriots’ second round pick (87th overall) in I’m sure that’ll help his Men’s Soccer Kansas City in Week Four training camp practice on the 2019 draft. That im- preparation. 8 p.m...... MLS: Atlanta at Orlando...... ESPN of 2020. Thursday. “Obviously, we provement has put the “Heading into this camp, 10 p.m...... MLS: Portland at LA Galaxy...... ESPN The 5-foot-11, 213-pound had our ups and downs (go- 5-foot-11, 213-pound Ala- we’ll see how he does. He’s 9:30 p.m...... CPL: Calvary at Pacific...... FS2 Harris would enjoy two ing 7-9). This is a new year. bama product in a position worked extremely hard. Crossfit more 100-yard games be- We’re facing new challeng- to grab the lead role in a He’s a very dedicated play- 11 p.m...... NoBull CrossFit Games (tape)...... CBSSN fore the year was through, es individually, collectively stable of a running backs er. I’ve been impressed by Horse Racing including a career-high 121 as a team, as a unit, as an that includes 2018 first- the commitment he has 1 p.m...... Saratoga Live...... FS2 yards on 22 carries (a 5.5- organization, so it’s just round draft pick Sony Mi- shown.” Tennis yard average) in the Patri- about improving. We want chel, who has twice eclipsed Harris’ words following 10 a.m...... Atlanta Open (quarterfinals)...... Tennis ots’ 23-17 win over Balti- to get past last year. It’s 900 yards in a season, and Thursday’s practice echoed eight-year veteran James 8 p.m...... Atlanta Open (quarterfinals)...... Tennis more last Nov. 15. He over with. It’s done. the commitment the coach Radio finished the season as the “So what is this team go- White, the team’s pass- spoke of, those words reflec- MLB team’s leading rusher with ing to be, what’s our identi- ing-down back. tive of a player looking to 7:10 p.m...... Boston at Tampa Bay...... WEEI-FM 93.7 691 yards on 137 attempts ty going to be, how are we “I think Damien’s a play- build upon what he did a in the 10 games he played. going to be this year as a er that improved a lot from year ago. MLB AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE SEC invites Oklahoma and Texas to join conference — in 2025 East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 63 40 .612 _ New York 54 46 .540 _ By Ralph D. Russo “It’s already the greatest, “To be clear, ESPN has ing before the grant of Tampa Bay 60 42 .588 2½ Philadelphia 50 50 .500 4 ASSOCIATED PRESS toughest conference in engaged in no wrongful rights runs out are on the New York 53 47 .530 8½ Atlanta 50 52 .490 5 Toronto 50 48 .510 10½ Washington 46 54 .460 8 America. And with those conduct and, thus, there is hook for penalties worth Baltimore 35 65 .350 26½ Miami 44 58 .431 11 Southeastern Conference two teams attempting to nothing to ‘cease and de- the equivalent of a year’s Central Division Central Division university presidents voted join this league, it will only sist,’” Magnus wrote, add- conference distribution for W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Thursday to invite Texas Chicago 60 42 .588 _ Milwaukee 60 42 .588 _ get tougher,” South Caroli- ing: “We trust this will put every year it breaks the Cleveland 50 49 .505 8½ Cincinnati 53 49 .520 7 and Oklahoma to the na coach Shane Beamer this matter to rest.” agreement. Detroit 49 55 .471 12 St. Louis 51 51 .500 9 league and create a 16- Kansas City 44 56 .440 15 Chicago 50 53 .485 10½ told reporters. Bowlsby sent a cease- This past year the Big 12 Minnesota 43 60 .417 17½ Pittsburgh 38 63 .376 21½ team powerhouse on the Now the process goes and-desist letter to Mag- distributed $34.5 million West Division West Division field and at the bank. back to the schools. Texas nus a day earlier, alleging per member, down from re- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB But how soon? Houston 63 40 .612 _ San Francisco 63 38 .624 _ and Oklahoma both have ESPN was incentivizing at cent years because of the Oakland 57 46 .553 6 Los Angeles 62 41 .602 2 The latest step in a move board of regents meetings least one other conference pandemic. Pre-pandemic, Seattle 55 48 .534 8 San Diego 59 45 .567 5½ that has potential to help Los Angeles 51 50 .505 11 Colorado 44 58 .431 19½ schedule for Friday with to raid the league in an ef- the Big 12 annual distribu- Texas 36 66 .353 26½ Arizona 32 71 .311 32 reshape college sports conference affiliation on fort to hasten the depar- tions were approaching came two days after Texas Thursday’s Games doval 3-4), 9:38 p.m. the agenda. Whether the ture of Texas and Oklaho- $40 million per school. N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Williams 4-2) at Washington and Oklahoma requested boards will move to accept ma to the Southeastern A windfall awaits Texas Chicago White Sox at Kansas City, 2:10 (Scherzer 7-4), 7:05 p.m. to join the SEC in 2025. p.m. Philadelphia (Nola 7-6) at Pittsburgh the invitations at those Conference. and Oklahoma in the SEC. Baltimore at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. (Crowe 2-5), 7:05 p.m. That’s when the schools’ meetings is unknown, but Bowlsby told AP on The conference is projected Toronto at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Cincinnati (Gray 2-6) at N.Y. Mets (Carrasco Oakland at L.A. Angels, 9:38 p.m. 0-0), 7:10 p.m. media rights agreement it is almost certain they Wednesday he had “abso- to start distributing about Washington at Philadelphia, 12:05 p.m., Milwaukee (Burnes 6-4) at Atlanta (Tous- with the Big 12 expires. will at some point. lute certainty” ESPN was $67 million per year to its 1st game saint 1-1), 7:20 p.m. Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, 12:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Gonsolin 2-1) at Arizona (Gal- The SEC said its leaders Then the question be- acting inappropriately be- members in 2024, when its Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. len 1-5), 9:40 p.m. voted unanimously to ex- comes: Can Texas and hind the scenes and that he latest deal with ESPN Washington at Philadelphia, 3:05 p.m., 2nd Houston (Valdez 6-2) at San Francisco game (Gausman 9-4), 9:45 p.m. tend invitations to the Oklahoma find a way to suspected ESPN was in- kicks in. L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, 3:45 p.m. Colorado (Gray 6-6) at San Diego (Weath- Longhorns and Sooners join their new conference volved in Texas and Okla- Those projections don’t Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. ers 4-2), 10:10 p.m. Colorado at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. Saturday’s Games and bring them into the sooner than 2025? It has homa’s months-long plan- take into account Texas Friday’s Games Kansas City at Toronto, 3:07 p.m. conference effective July 1, the makings of being a ning to exit the conference. and Oklahoma, two of the Kansas City (TBD) at Toronto (Stripling Houston at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. 3-6), 7:07 p.m. Oakland at L.A. Angels, 4:05 p.m. 2025. messy divorce with the Big He told AP the schools’ ac- biggest brands and most Baltimore (Harvey 5-10) at Detroit (Skubal Baltimore at Detroit, 6:10 p.m. When news of the poten- 12 that could include tions were “intentional de- successful programs in col- 6-9), 7:10 p.m. Boston at Tampa Bay, 6:10 p.m. Boston (Pérez 7-6) at Tampa Bay (Fleming N.Y. Yankees at Miami, 6:10 p.m. tial conference realign- ESPN. ception.” lege sports. 7-5), 7:10 p.m. Seattle at Texas, 7:05 p.m. ment broke last week, Tex- “Today’s SEC announce- ESPN holds a rights ESPN also owns the SEC N.Y. Yankees (Taillon 6-4) at Miami (Thomp- Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, 7:10 p.m. son 2-3), 7:10 p.m. Minnesota at St. Louis, 7:15 p.m. as A&M bristled about ment reaffirms that these agreement with the Big 12, Network and the Longhorn Seattle (Gilbert 4-2) at Texas (Allard 2-8), Houston at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. letting its old Big 12 and plans have been in the sharing the conference’s Network, the cable home of 8:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Cleveland (Mejía 1-6) at Chicago White Sox Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Southwest Conference ri- works with ongoing discus- football games with Fox, Texas’ athletics. (Lynn 10-3), 8:10 p.m. Cincinnati at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. vals from Austin into the sions between the parties through the 2024-25 school As the College Football Minnesota (Berríos 7-5) at St. Louis (LeB- Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. lanc 0-2), 8:15 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 8:10 p.m. SEC. But the Aggies ended and television partner for year. Playoff moves toward ex- Oakland (Bassitt 10-3) at L.A. Angels (San- Colorado at San Diego, 8:40 p.m. up falling in line. some time,” Big 12 Com- “Despite our concerns for pansion from four to 12 “Today’s unanimous vote missioner Bob Bowlsby the process and for the teams, the SEC will be add- TODAY IN SPORTS is both a testament to the said in a statement. “We overall health of college ing the only Big 12 team to SEC’s longstanding spirit are disappointed these dis- athletics, we will do every- ever reach the playoff in July 30 1971 — In the NFL Chicago All-Star of unity and mutual coop- cussions went as far as thing possible to make sure Oklahoma. The Sooners 1870 — Monmouth Park opens Game, the Baltimore Colts beat the eration, as well as a recog- they did without notice to, that the student-athletes have won six straight Big All-Stars 24-17. with a five-day meet. nition of the outstanding or inclusion of, other Big 12 at both universities enjoy 12 titles and have four CFP 1930 — Host Uruguay beats Ar- 1976 — Bruce Jenner sets the world record in the Olympic decath- legacies of academic and members.” an excellent experience appearances. gentina 4-2 for soccer’s first World athletic excellence estab- Cup in Montevideo. lon with 8,618 points, breaking Ni- Earlier Thursday, ESPN throughout the remaining Texas won a football na- 1932 — The 10th modern Olympic kolai Avilov’s mark by 164 points. lished by the Universities responded to Bowlsby’s ac- four years of their partici- tional championship in Games open in Los Angeles. 1980 — Houston pitcher J.R. Rich- of Oklahoma and Texas,” cusations of attempting to pation and competition in 2005 and played for anoth- 1961 — Jerry Barber edges Don ard suffers a stroke during a work- Commissioner Greg San- destabilize his beleaguered the Big 12 Conference,” er in 2009, but the program January by one stroke in a playoff out at the Astrodome. key said. conference by saying it has Bowlsby said in his state- has struggled to consis- to win the PGA title at Olympia 1984 — Michael Gross of West Adding Texas and Okla- done nothing wrong. ment. tently contend for Big 12 Fields in Illinois. Germany sets a world record in the homa to a conference that “The accusations you An early exit could cost titles in the last decade. 1966 — England beats West Ger- 200-meter freestyle with a time of already includes football made are entirely without Texas and Oklahoma a This offseason the Long- many 4-2 at London’s Wembley 1:47.44 at a meet in Munich. powerhouses such as Ala- merit,” ESPN executive buyout worth tens of mil- horns hired former Ala- Stadium to capture soccer’s World 1996 — The American softball Cup. team wins the gold medal, beating bama, LSU, Georgia and Burke Magnus, president lions of dollars — if the Big bama offensive coordinator 1968 — Washington’s Ron Han- China 3-1 behind a controversial Florida gives the SEC eight of programming and con- 12’s other eight schools Steve Sarkisian to be their sen pulls off an unassisted triple two-run homer from Dot Richard- programs that have won tent, said in a letter to keep the conference going. head coach, hoping to inject play in a 10-1 loss to the Cleveland son in the first Olympic competition national championships Bowlsby that was released The conference bylaws some SEC juice into the Indians. in that sport. since 1980. by the network. state that schools depart- program. FRIDAY JULY 30, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Biden to allow eviction moratorium to expire Saturday

By Michael Casey ASSOCIATED PRESS BOSTON — The Biden administration announced Thursday it will allow a na- tionwide ban on evictions to expire Saturday, argu- ing that its hands are tied after the Supreme Court signaled the moratorium would only be extended un- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS til the end of the month. The White House said A line of cars evacuates the Homer Spit in Ho- President Joe Biden would mer, Alaska after a tsunami warning was is- have liked to extend the fed- sued following a magnitude 8.2 earthquake. eral eviction moratorium due to spread of the highly contagious delta variant of Largest U.S. quake in the coronavirus. Instead, Biden called on “Congress to extend the eviction mor- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS half century causes atorium to protect such vul- nerable renters and their People hold a sign during a rally in Boston protesting housing eviction. families without delay.” By the end of March, 6.4 Congress has allocated on federally backed proper- Alaska little damage The moratorium was put million American house- nearly $47 billion in assis- ties.” in place last September holds were behind on their tance that is supposed to Gene Sperling, who is By Mark Thiessen earthquake devastated by the Centers for Disease rent, according to the De- go to help tenants pay off charged with overseeing ASSOCIATED PRESS parts of Anchorage and Control and Prevention. partment of Housing and months of back rent. But other Alaska communi- “Given the recent spread implementation of Biden’s ANCHORAGE, Alaska Urban Development. As of so far, only about $3 billion $1.9 trillion coronavirus ties. That quake and en- of the delta variant, includ- July 5, roughly 3.6 million of the first tranche of $25 — The largest earthquake suing tsunami killed 131 rescue package, said it was in the United States in the ing among those Ameri- people in the U.S. said they billion has been distributed people from Alaska to Cal- key that states and local last half century produced cans both most likely to faced eviction in the next through June by states and ifornia. authorities speed up the a lot of shaking but spared face evictions and lacking two months, according to localities. Some states like The late Wednesday vaccinations, President rental assistance distribu- Alaska any major damage the U.S. Census Bureau’s New York have distributed quake produced a lot of Biden would have strongly tion. in a sparsely populated re- Household Pulse Survey. almost nothing, while sev- shaking but officials said supported a decision by the “The message is that gion, officials said Thursday. Dr. Rochelle Walensky, eral have only approved a no major damage was CDC to further extend this there are no excuses,” he The magnitude 8.2 director of the Centers for few million dollars. reported after sunrise eviction moratorium to pro- told The Associated Press. earthquake was reported Disease Control and Pre- “The confluence of the Thursday. tect renters at this moment “States and cities across about 10:15 p.m. Wednes- vention, said in June this surging delta variant with “We were fortunate, very of heightened vulnerabili- would be the last time the day, and struck just south 6.5 million families behind the country have shown fortunate,” said Jordan ty,” the White House said in moratorium would be ex- on rent and at risk of evic- of the Alaska Peninsula, these programs can work, Keeler, the city admin- a statement. “Unfortunate- tended when she set the tion when the moratorium nearly 500 miles south- that they can get money istrator in Sand Point, a ly, the Supreme Court has deadline for July 31. It expires demands imme- out the door effectively and west of Anchorage. The quake was about 29 miles community of about 1,300 made clear that this option was initially put in place diate action,” said Diane efficiently,” he continued. is no longer available.” below the surface of the people located about 65 to prevent further spread Yentel, executive director “The fact that some states The court mustered a North Pacific Ocean, ac- miles southwest of the of COVID-19 by people put of the National Low Income and cities are showing they bare 5-4 majority last out on the streets and into Housing Coalition. cording to the U.S. Geolog- quake’s epicenter. can do this efficiently and month, to allow the eviction shelters. “The public health neces- ical Survey. City crews went out at effectively makes clear ban to continue through the Housing advocates and sity of extended protections The Alaska Earthquake first light Thursday and end of July. One of those in some lawmakers have for renters is obvious. If that there is no reason Center said on its website performed assessments. the majority, Justice Brett called for the moratorium federal court cases made a that every state and city that it was the largest “Everything appears to Kavanaugh, made clear he to be extended due to the broad extension impossible, shouldn’t be accelerating quake in the U.S. since a be in working order,” he would block any addition- increase in coronavirus the Biden administration their funds to landlords magnitude 8.7 quake in said. This followed reports al extensions unless there cases and the fact so little should implement all possi- and tenants, particularly the Aleutians in 1965. A of no major damage from was “clear and specific con- rental assistance has been ble alternatives, including in light of the end of the year before that, the mag- the city’s police chief and gressional authorization.” distributed. a more limited moratorium CDC eviction moratorium.” nitude 9.2 Good Friday harbormaster. Judge finds probable cause to charge Wisconsin cop in death By Scott Bauer and derson’s family, who took athan Cermele criticized ment. Prosecutors cleared Todd Richmond advantage of a little-used the decision and said Ya- him of criminal wrongdo- ASSOCIATED PRESS provision in state law to mahiro heard evidence ing in each case. ask the judge for a second “from one side and one Anderson’s family asked MADISON, Wis. — look at the case. side only.” Yamahiro to review that A Wisconsin judge on Anderson family mem- “We weren’t able to be case under an obscure Wednesday found proba- bers who were in the involved, we weren’t able state law that allows judg- ble cause to charge a police courtroom cried as the to cross-examine or pro- es to directly question wit- officer in the 2016 slay- judge announced his deci- vide witnesses,” he said. nesses and decide wheth- ing of a Black man who sion. Their attorney, Kim- “The judge made a call on er probable cause exists was sitting in a parked berly Motley, said the fam- a very limited amount of to bring charges in what’s car, taking the rare step ily was overcome with job, evidence.” known as a John Doe pro- of overruling prosecutors sadness and satisfaction. It will be up to the spe- ceeding. At least six other years after they declined “It’s bittersweet in a cial prosecutor to decide states have similar stat- to charge the officer. way,” Motley said. “You whether to file charges, utory provisions, but at- Milwaukee County can’t just be completely said Motley, the Anderson torneys say the process is Judge Glenn Yamahiro happy about it because Jay family attorney. But she rarely used in Wisconsin. said probable cause exist- Anderson Jr. is not here. was confident that the ev- The judge said he decid- ed to charge Joseph Men- But it definitely gives vali- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS idence and record created ed that the single charge sah with homicide by neg- dation to the family’s fight Protesters and police line up in Wauwatosa, by the judge is clear. against Mensah was war- ligent use of a weapon in for over five years.” Wis., in the case against Wauwatosa Police Offi- “I can’t see any lawyer ranted based on testimony Jay Anderson Jr.’s death. Mensah, who is also cer Joseph Mensah for the Feb. 2 fatal shooting not criminally charging about the circumstances He will appoint a special Black, discovered the of 17-year-old Alvin Cole at Mayfair Mall. Joseph Mensa,” she said. of the shooting. Mensah prosecutor in 60 days, 25-year-old Anderson Anderson was the sec- should have been aware who will then determine sleeping in his car at 3 a.m. after Anderson reached said the evidence did not ond of three people Men- that pulling his weapon on whether to file charges. in a park in Wauwatosa, a for a gun, but Anderson’s back up Mensah’s version sah shot to death during Anderson created an un- Yamahiro’s decision Milwaukee suburb. Men- family disputes that and of events. a five-year stint with the reasonable risk of death, marks a victory for An- sah said he shot Anderson the judge on Wednesday Mensah’s attorney Jon- Wauwatosa Police Depart- Yamahiro said. Once fading, mask sales Local news on your doorstep starting to rebound By Anne D’innocenzio ed Tuesday, compared to decline weekly since ear- ASSOCIATED PRESS the prior week, reversing ly April, going from $101 weekly declines since May, million worth of masks NEW YORK — Masks, according to the Adobe to roughly $37 million for which had started to dis- Digital Economy Index. the week ended July 3. It appear from store shelves, San Francisco-based gro- doesn’t yet have July sales may be front and center cery delivery company In- figures. again. stacart said mask sales via “People were just not A spot check of business- its online platform have buying them — masks es and other data sources are showing that mask increased since the Fourth were really fading out,” sales have been rising in of July weekend, revers- said Neil Saunders, man- recent weeks as Amer- ing a decline that had be- aging director of Global- icans worry about the gun in April. And Google Data Retail. He noted surging cases of the delta reports that searches for that even as consumers go variant of the coronavi- the term “masks” doubled back to buying masks, the Home delivery starts at only $4.50 per week. rus. Retail analysts expect since the CDC announce- mask business is still not mask sales will get anoth- ment. going to be as big as last 50% off your rst month of home delivery er jolt after the Centers The scenario marks a year during the height of for Disease Control and shift from the past two COVID-19. But he noted when you use coupon code dailyitem Prevention late Tuesday months when masks were that stores face challenges changed course on some getting heavily discount- in determining how much at checkout at www.itemlive.com masking guidelines, rec- ed and were being pushed they should order and how ommending that even vac- to the side on the sales much they should display Expires July 31 cinated people return to floor following the CDC them. wearing masks indoors in move to relax guidance on “No one actually wants parts of the U.S. where the masks in May. Even before to go out and make anoth- cases are surging. then, data from NielsenIQ er big commitment,” Saun- Sales of masks rose 24 shows that mask sales ders said. “No one knows Offer available to new subscribers only percent for the week end- started to consistently what’s going to happen.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY JULY 30, 2021 COMICS

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Grandma’s responsibilities begin to pile up DEAR ABBY: My $2 tip for THE most deli- daughter is pregnant Dear Abby is written by Abigail cious meal you just ate?” with her second child. He replied that he gave Her first, my grand- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne her a 25% tip and thought daughter, is 2, and the Phillips, and was founded by her it was fair. I told him I light of my life. I lovingly mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact thought he was cheap, offered to take care of her and he could have given when it’s time for my Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. her more money at the daughter to have the Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. very least for her effort in baby. She’s having a serving him. He said I C-section, so she may be should write you and ask, in the hospital for a cou- so here I am. ple days. promised, to no avail. had planned. If she I realize a 20% to 25% My daughter wants me Nothing I said appeased unloads on you again, tip is generally generous, to come to her house one her. We are not talking, tell her you know she’s but considering these day out of every weekend and I really cannot en- disappointed and so times of pandemic and dure another confronta- to learn my granddaugh- are you, but you can’t slower business, I think ter’s routine. I have spent tion with her. I am at a he could have done bet- several weekends at her loss as to what to do. handle another abu- ter. What do you think? house doing this, but not sive confrontation and every weekend, as I work SIDELINED IN end the conversation. full time from home and FLORIDA She will manage. Trust FLABBERGASTED also have a full-time me. IN OHIO rental business (30 rent- DEAR SIDELINED: DEAR ABBY: My al units) that I manage Give your pregnant, friend was telling me DEAR FLABBER- with my fiance. possibly hormonal, about the delicious din- GASTED: Truthfully, Recently, my fiance has ner he had last night at a those who can afford to taken ill and is bedrid- daughter time to cool local restaurant. His do so should give more. den. Everything, includ- off, and then contact meal cost $8, and he The restaurant business ing his care, has fallen on her again. See if the raved to the waitress has been decimated be- me. When I called my two of you can work about how the food melt- cause of the extended daughter to tell her I out an arrangement ed in his mouth and how COVID quarantines, and wouldn’t be able to come incredible it tasted. He staff members have been for the weekends because that’s sensible. You al- compared it favorably to hit hard in the pocket- of his illness and my oth- ready have your hands the $70 dinner he’d had book. That said, however, er responsibilities, she full, and the addition- at another restaurant the my suggestion would lost it and became hate- al responsibilities be- night before. He then in- have been that your ful and confrontational. I cause of your fiance’s formed me he was “in and friend should have added tried explaining that this out of that restaurant for a generous tip for the is, hopefully, a temporary illness may prevent only $10.” COOK sweating in the situation and that I will you from caring for My response was, “Are kitchen, who produced still be able to do what I your grandchild as you you telling me you left a that memorable meal. BRIDGE

A line of play not to be snipped at Did you see that clever play called diamond three. After winning with “Shear Madness”? It was a whodunit the king, it wasn’t difficult for East to set in a unisex hair salon of the same give his partner a club ruff. The trump name. The best line occurred when ace was the defense’s fourth trick. the proprietor answered the phone South grumbled about the odds with “Shear Madness — we curl up against finding West with three and dye for you.” It had several po- tential endings, with the audience trumps, but North wasn’t impressed. choosing which one during the inter- He had noticed a perm that was a mission. cut above the rest. That gives you a hint toward find- “Why not play a heart to the king ing the best line in today’s deal. How at trick two?” began North. “Continue should South play in four spades by overtaking the heart queen with against the club-two opening lead to dummy’s ace and lead the heart 10. the nine and three? If East covers with the jack, you’ll East was tempted to support dia- have to ruff and hope for the best. monds, but the adverse vulnerability But when he plays a low heart, you dissuaded him. Oblivious to the danger, South im- can discard your singleton diamond. mediately played a trump to his 10 It’s a classic Scissors Coup, snipping and West’s king. Trusting his partner the communication between the de- to have given a suit-preference sig- fenders. West never gets his ruff, so nal at trick one, West shifted to the your contract makes.” FRIDAY JULY 30, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH REMIND REWIND

8 p.m. CW Burden of Truth In the Season 4 premiere of this legal drama, when 70 Years Ago a mining company opens a previously dormant mine outside Millwood, attorneys Joanna and Billy (Kristin By David Cohea, Kreuk, Peter Mooney) — both now new parents — REMIND MAGAZINE step in to save a local woman’s home from almost inevitable demolition. When the company’s execu- 1951 was a cautious, conserva- tives quickly retaliate, Joanna is forced to confront a tive year, still recovering from World long-buried personal secret to protect the future of War II and just beginning to roll her career and family. 8 p.m. out the American dream ride of the DISC 1950s. Gold Rush The year kicked off in the shadow A spinoff of Discovery Channel’s highest rated show, this limited docuseries follows what some familiar of war as the United States-backed miners do during winter months, as arctic conditions United Nations forces battled Chi- make even the simplest outdoor task all but im- nese-backed North Korean com- possible. Instead, miners including Tony Beets, Rick munists for control of the Korean Ness, Dave Turin, Fred Lewis and Dustin Hurt spend these weeks prospecting for new goldrich claims, peninsula. While support was high in purchasing them, and nailing down necessary per- 1950 in the early stages of the war, mits. As the show opens, Beets is hoping to triple his the threat of a sustained conflict gold haul by gambling millions on a high-risk mon- ster machinery overhaul. cooled public interest considerably. 9 p.m. Manufacturing was regearing from PBS a wartime to a consumer economy; Icon: Music Through the Lens union jobs were plentiful and the GI The new episode “On the Record” explores the photography of record sleeves from jazz and early Bill allowed vets to get education rock ’n’ roll, from the iconic images of the Beatles and housing. There were still short- and Pink Floyd to the highly stylized and concep- ages of consumer goods and quality tual visuals on albums by Blur and Dizzee Rascal. Resonance and nostalgia are among the common was so-so, especially with cars. The themes running through classic album covers by The median yearly income was $3,709, Jam, Thin Lizzy, Bruce Springsteen, Lou Reed, Iggy the minimum wage was 75 cents an Pop and Crosby, Stills and Nash, among others. Fea- hour and TVs were a pricey $299.95. tured photographers include Jonathan Mannion and Elliott Landry. Television was just starting to get 9 p.m. a toehold in American homes. Part CW of the problem was that most sets Dynasty As Dominique (Michael Michele) tries to launch her could only pick up local broadcasts. new fashion line, she and Alexis (Elaine Hendrix) yet To solve the problem, AT&T was again compete for the same thing, but nothing goes installing a system of 107 micro- as planned for either of them, in the new episode wave-radio towers capable of carry- “Everything but Facing Reality.” Meanwhile, Sam and Culhane (Rafael de la Fuente, Robert C. Riley) run ing TV signals as well as telephone into an unusual roadblock as they continue their calls, thus allowing popular TV PHOTO | KEYSTONE/GETTY IMAGES business partnership. Elsewhere, Liam’s (Adam Hu- shows to be broadcast nationwide. ber) research turns up some interesting information, Marilyn Monroe. President Harry Truman launched but he and Fallon (Elizabeth Gillies) are one step eyed the rising demand for TV sets. Katharine Hepburn and Humphrey beat the New York Giants for their behind a mysterious adversary. the service on Sept. 4 with a nation- Marilyn Monroe was emerging as Bogart (who won Best Actor for the third straight World Series title. He 9 p.m. wide address. an up-and-coming blond bomb- role at the Oscars), An American in handed his cleats to his centerfield DISC I Love Lucy premiered in October, Dino Hunters shell, appearing in Fox comedies Paris (winner of Best Picture) with replacement Mickey Mantle and This fascinating docuseries about ranchers and cow- and it was an immediate hit. It was boys searching for dinosaur fossils in the badlands the first TV show to be filmed before like Love Nest and Let’s Make It Le- Gene Kelly, and The Day the Earth turned his attention to diamond ro- of Wyoming, Montana and the Dakotas returns for a live audience using three cam- gal. She was selected Miss Cheese- Stood Still. mances of another sort, eventually Season 2, which opens with a premiere called “Dou- cake 1951 by Stars and Stripes, re- Middleweight Sugar Ray Robinson, taking a swing at Marilyn Monroe. bling Down on Dinos.” As the action resumes, Mon- eras and became the template for tana cattle rancher Clayton Phipps and his son Luke all situation comedies to follow. The flecting her popularity with soldiers whose 91-fight unbeaten streak And to help with the wooing, there decide to put it all on the line with their search for a antics of Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz, Wil- in Korea. ended in July, was named Fighter of were plenty of crooners in the land. risky raptor fossil buried under 30 feet of earth. Else- liam Frawley and Vivian Vance were There were some great movies — A the Year, and “Joltin’ Joe” DiMaggio Top songs included “Because of You” where, Wyoming cowboy businessman Mike Harris and his son Jake go for broke to prep their multi-mil- addictive. Must-see TV was born. Ra- Streetcar Named Desire with Mar- finished his storied baseball ca- by Tony Bennett and “Too Young” by lion dollar T-Rex skull. dio and movie executives nervously lon Brando, The African Queenwith reer helping his New York Yankees Nat King Cole.

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ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK A crew converts LynnArts into San Francisco’s City Lights Books in preparation for the filming of an upcoming HBO Max limited series, “Julia,” based on the life of beloved TV chef Julia Child.

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Members of Grupo de Teresa Stagnaro perform the Baile de la Selva, a traditional Peruvian Lucia Gonzalez, left, and Soleil Hedgepeth, both dance, during a ceremony honoring the bicentennial anniversary of Peru’s independence at of Lynn, fill in a letter of the Black Lives Matter Lynn City Hall on Wednesday. mural on Essex Street in Lynn on Saturday.

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He holds the TOKYO — Caeleb ment, 12th-ranked Belin- American record at 19 feet, Dressel got his rst indi- da Bencic of Switzerland 10½ inches. vidual gold medal, the Chi- and 2019 French Open - Shortly after Kend- nese women put together nalist Marketa Vondrouso- ricks' positive test was a record-setting relay and va of the Czech Republic announced, another pole American Sunisa Lee won will meet in the gold-med- vaulter, Germán Chiaravi- the women's all-around al match. glio of Argentina, said he, gymnastics gold. Bencic beat Elena Rybak- too, was out because of a After the biggest action of ina of Kazakhstan 7-6 (2), positive test. the day session on Day 6 of 4-6, 6-3 and Vondrousova HOMETOWN HOOPS the Tokyo Olympics came — who eliminated Naomi Japan's bid for its rst at the pool, Lee shined at Osaka in the third round Olympic men's basketball night in gymnastics with — defeated fourth-seeded win in 45 years fell short teammate Simone Biles Elina Svitolina of Ukraine despite a 34-point effort watching from the stands. 6-3, 6-1. from Rui Hachimura. Lee became the fth TEEING OFF Luka Doncic had anoth- straight American woman Sepp Straka of Austria er impressive performance to claim the Olympic title made four birdies in his with 25 points, seven re- in the women's all-around. last six holes for an 8-under bounds and seven assists She edged Rebeca Andrade 63 for a one-shot lead over in 26 minutes, Zoran Drag- of Brazil in an entertaining Jazz Janewattananond of ic scored 24 points and Slo- and hotly contested nal. Thailand in the rst round venia remained unbeaten Lee's total of 57.433 of men's golf. in its Olympic debut by points was just enough to Thomas Pieters of Bel- beating Japan 116-81 in top Andrade. The Brazil- gium, who nished one the Tokyo Games. ian earned the rst gym- spot out of a bronze medal QUICK WORK nastics all-around medal in Rio de Janeiro ve years American beach volley- by a Latin American ath- ago, shot 30 on the back ball players Kelly Claes lete but missed out on gold nine for a 65. and Sarah Sponcil dis- when she stepped out of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Carlos Ortiz of Mexico patched Kenya in just 25 bounds twice during her Sunisa Lee, of the United States, reacts after getting her score on the also had a 65 in ideal scor- minutes, the fastest wom-  oor routine. oor performance during the 2021 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. ing conditions on a course en's match since the Olym- Russian gymnast An- so pristine it didn't have pics adopted their current gelina Melnikova earned The most dramatic race the 200-meter butter y be- GOLDEN SLAM a divot when players rst format. bronze two days after of the day came when Chi- fore the relay. Novak Djokovic is into began arriving because it The U.S. pair beat Brack- leading ROC to gold in the na surprised the U.S. and "I didn't know I was do- the medal rounds of the was closed for two months. cides Khadambi and Australia with a world-re- Olympic tennis tourna- team nal. ing it until I'd nished the KNOCKED OUT Gaudencia Makokha 21-8, Dressel, America's suc- cord performance in the ment. American world champi- 21-6 to improve to 2-0 and 200 butter y and our coach cessor to Michael Phelps, women's 4x200-meter free- The top-ranked Serb on pole vaulter Sam Ken- almost certainly clinch a won the 100-meter free- style relay. told me, 'You're in the re- rolled past home favorite dricks will miss the Olym- spot in the knockout round style in an Olympic record Katie Ledecky took the lay,'" she said through an Kei Nishikori of Japan 6-2, pics after testing positive of 16. of 47.02 seconds — a mere anchor leg for the Ameri- interpreter. "I didn't even 6-0 to reach the semi nals for COVID-19. The match was the fast- six-hundredths ahead of cans in third place, nearly know how to swim the 200 and extend his bid for a Kendricks' dad posted on est since the international defending champion Kyle 2 seconds behind the Chi- free, although I have the Golden Slam. social media that his son volleyball federation ad- Chalmers of Australia. nese and also trailing the Stef Graf in 1988 is had no symptoms but was opted the rally scoring and training qualities and lev- That gave him a fourth ca- Aussies. the only tennis player to informed while in Tokyo best-of-three sets format reer gold medal, with three Ledecky passed Aus- els for the 200 distances." achieve the Golden Slam that he tested positive and in 2002. previous ones coming in tralia's Leah Neale and The Americans claimed by winning all four Grand was out of the competition. Americans Phil Dal- relays. closed the gap signi cant silver in 7:40.73, while Slam tournaments and The U.S. Olympic and hausser and Nick Lucena "It is a lot different. I on China's Li Bingjie, but Australia took the bronze Olympic gold in the same Paralympic Committee also won, beating Julian guess I thought it would couldn't quite catch her at in 7:41.29. All three med- calendar year. con rmed the news and Azaad and Nicolas Capo- be, I just didn't want to ad- the end. Djokovic has already said Kendricks has been grosso of Argentina 21- alists broke the previous mit to it," he said. "It's a lot Li touched in a world-re- won the Australian Open, placed in isolation at a ho- 19, 18-21, 15-6 to improve tougher. You have to rely cord 7 minutes, 40.33 world record of 7:41.50 set French Open and Wimble- tel. to 2-1 in the round robin. on yourself, there's no one seconds. 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