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SATURDAY JULY 24, 2021 DEALS OF THE Lynn eld Lynn heard in changing-table testimony$DAY$ By Allysha Dunnigan The legislation itself was led a few Crighton said this is PGimportant. 3 be- ITEM STAFF years ago, but the text has been adjust- cause changing tables are typically outraged by ed in different sessions since then. found mostly in women’s restrooms LYNN — Sen. Brendan Crighton It was originally led to mandate and not men’s, which enforces stereo- (D-Lynn) and Pine Hill resident Josh changing tables in all restrooms in fam- types around parental roles and poses anti-Semitic Polonsky testi ed before the joint com- an issue for gay couples. mittee on State Administration and ily restaurants, but has been altered to DEALS mimic similar legislation that has been On Oct. 7, 2016, OFPresident TH EBarack Regulatory Oversight Tuesday, advo- Obama signed a bill called the Bath- cating for legislation that would man- passed in eight states, as well as Wash- vandalism ington, D.C., mandating at least one rooms Accessible in Every Situation date public spaces — such as restau- (BABIES) Act, which$ requires$ chang- changing station in bathrooms accessi- DAY rants, stores and movie theaters — to ing stations be available in both By Anne Marie Tobin ble to all genders in any area that is PG. 3 ITEM STAFF have a changing table available in all restrooms. accessible to the public. BATHROOM, A6 LYNNFIELD — Residents are outraged following the discovery of anti-Semitic graf ti Wednesday at Glen Meadow Park. Town of cials were alerted to the hate- DEALS ful vandalism that morning. It included OF THE a swastika, the name "Hitler," and an ob- scene image. In the days that followed, residents $DAY$ condemned the images on social media, PG. 3 with many expressing their disgust that a town park could be defaced in such a way. "I’m so disgusted and disappointed … again," wrote one user, Heather McDon- ald Rose. "So disheartened to see another act of DEALS hate in town. My family and many others OF THE died under this symbol," added Kathryn Ramer Price. "The second time this year that the use of this symbol has happened $DAY$ — and only one month ago was (there) the PG. 3 use of a slur to young children in an aw- ful encounter at MarketStreet. This has to stop!" Another user, Tracy Miller Geary, called the vandalism "absolutely disgusting," while Susan Mantarazzo Abrego had a simple query. "What is wrong with people?" Mantaraz- zo Abrego said, adding: "I am so disap- pointed that these actions occurred in our town." While the community continues to react, Select Board Chair Dick Dalton added his ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK own thoughts about the matter on Friday. "We are better than this and the proof of that is the reaction in the community," Lighting a re in Swampscott students he said. "People are really disturbed by it. Whether it be the town or the state or the By Tréa Lavery Swampscott Fire ghter Glen country, you can't judge based on a very, ITEM STAFF very small minority. There are too many Bartram, left, teaches Julian people in this town who are genuinely SWAMPSCOTT — Kids in town had the opportunity this week to learn a Jose Garcia Novas, 11, center, upset by these incidents of the last few unique skill: how to be a re ghter. and Vince Picone, 11, both of weeks. The Fire Department teamed up with the Recreation Department to run Swampscott, about ladder "The bottom line is this is inexcusable its rst-ever youth re ghter camp this week, where kids in sixth grade company operations as they behavior and will not be tolerated in the and up learned the basics of re ghting tools and trucks, rst aid, ladder operate the hose from close town of Lynn eld." operations, boat safety, water rescue and how to hook up a hose to a re to 100 feet in the air during Police were immediately noti ed of the hydrant. the department’s youth re- incident. After the scene was documented Fire Chief Graham Archer said that Recreation Director Danielle Strauss ghter camp on Thursday. by police, the Department of Public Works suggested the idea when she realized she had more summer help than she
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ALLYSHA DUNNIGAN COMMENTARY Nahant says hello End of to Antrim, goodbye the line to Palumbo
By Sam Minton for Janice ITEM STAFF The loss of your rst car NAHANT — Friday was a bittersweet day for hits hard for some, espe- the re department. cially when remembering Austin Antrim was sworn in as full-time re the giddy feeling of nally chief while the town gathered to say goodbye to being able to afford some- now-former Chief Dean Palumbo. Antrim will thing to call your own. be the rst full-time re chief in two years due ITEM PHOTO | JAKOB MENENDEZ I bought my rst car ve to previous budget cuts. Nicole Rosmarin, of years ago, after I trans- State Sen. Brendan Crighton (D-Lynn) was Gloucester, is illumi- ferred home from the Uni- present for the event and presented Palumbo nated by the lasers of versity of Tampa. With only with a citation recognizing his service to the $5,000 left to my name — town of Nahant. the Beyond Walls and because most of my mon- Palumbo has served Nahant for 33 years, Harbor Voices instal- ey was spent on tacos and starting as a call re ghter and working his lation. Uber-ing to the beach — I way up the ranks to working re chief. bought the only car I could ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Palumbo said that it’s going to take a while LIGHTING afford: a 2012 Jeep Pa- to get used to retirement, and that there was a triot, which was not only Retiring Nahant Fire Chief Dean Palumbo, left, little feeling of melancholy, but added that the manual transmission ( ve- presents newly-appointed Chief Austin Antrim department is in great hands. UP LYNN speed, stick shift), but had with the chief’s helmet during a ceremony at “I really appreciate everyone coming out like LYNN — The nonpro ts Town Hall on Friday. Beyond Walls and Harbor old-fashioned, roll-down ANTRIM, A5 windows and was not elec- Voices have teamed up on tric in any way. an immersive installa- My beloved Jeep, Janice, tion on 451 Broad St. fea- gave me ve good years INSIDE turing the voices of 100 before she was declared Peabody summer school young people from Lynn. totaled this past Thursday This installation, en- Opinion titled "Truth Be Told," morning, after getting hit Shribman: History while parked on Franklin a smashing success opened on Thursday night is full of Americans and will remain open un- Street in Lynn. hating each other. A4 Monday was my best By Anne Marie Tobin ming this summer, so that is very good til Saturday at 9 p.m. friend’s birthday so, after LOOK! ITEM STAFF news for us, knowing we are keeping Youth from the De- dinner, she and I decided to Concerts return to students engaged.” makes Family YMCA, PEABODY — With approximately ve grab a drink at our favorite Lynn Auditorium on Vadala said one of the most successful Boys & Girls Club, the weeks left in the summer, the School local spot, Tony’s Pub and Friday night. A8 programs this summer is the Credit Re- Haven Project, Fami- Grill. Department’s summer school programs covery program, which doubled in size ly and Child Services of As we took our rst sip Sports are still bursting at the seams as the compared to last summer. Greater Lynn and Girls district prepares to return to the class- of our (delicious) chocolate Peabody’s Lomasney Of 169 enrolled students, 139 (82 per- Inc. participated in this room Aug. 30. martinis and toasted to her named Item Player cent) have successfully completed the installation and shared “Things have been going extremely 23rd year of life, the bar- of the Year for girls program and received course credits. the pain, resilience and well,” said Superintendent of Schools tender announced that she lacrosse. B1 The 30 who did not complete the the strength it took to Dr. Josh Vadala. “I’m excited to say that survive the circumstanc- DUNNIGAN, A6 we have tripled our summer program- SUMMER SCHOOL, A6 es of a pandemic.
STATE ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 75° VOL. 142, ISSUE 194 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 65° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 COMICS ...... B4 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY JULY 24, 2021 Ruling leaves immigrants who Trump inaugural newly applied for DACA in limbo committee chair to be By Deepti Hajela, ceived 50,000 applications released on $250M bail Sophia Tareen And in the rst three months Amy Taxin of the year but made deci- By Brian Melley former executive at Bar- ASSOCIATED PRESS sions on fewer than 1,000. ASSOCIATED PRESS rack's company from As- After the application pe- pen, Colorado, and Rashid NEW YORK — When riod opened in December LOS ANGELES — The the text message popped al Malik, 43, a business- following the Supreme chair of former President up on his phone, Samuel man from the United Arab Court decision, Silva Donald Trump's inaugu- Emirates who prosecutors Alfaro didn't want to be- said advocates were pa- ral committee was ordered said acted as a conduit to lieve it. tient with the delays, un- freed Friday on $250 mil- that nation's rulers, were It said his appointment derstanding the agency with U.S. immigration lion bail to face charges also charged in the sev- might face a backlog from he secretly worked as an services about his appli- the coronavirus pandem- en-count indictment. cation to join the Deferred agent for the the United Grimes was ordered re- ic or other issues. But as Arab Emirates to in u- Action for Childhood Ar- time went on, they started leased on $5 million bail. rivals program, the one ence Trump's foreign pol- Al Malik ed the U.S. to wonder what might be icy. he had been waiting on PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS wrong. three days after an April for months, was canceled Tom Barrack, 74, will 2018 interview by law en- Samuel Alfaro pauses between responses "We started seeing these because of a court order be subject to electronic forcement and remains at during an interview at his home in Houston, issues from the get-go," halting the Obama-era de- monitoring and largely large, authorities said. He Texas. Silva said. "We understood portation protections for COVID and the mail and con ned to his residence and is believed to be living those brought to the U.S. ply with the court order, tent to reserve for itself UPS, and we had an insur- after he is arraigned Mon- somewhere in the Middle as children. continue to implement the the authority to deter- rection and it's Christmas. day in a New York court- East. "I thought it was a components of DACA that mine the framework of We were, quite honestly, room. He was arrested Barrack is one of several scam," the 19-year-old remain in place." the nation's immigration very patient. I think many Tuesday in Los Angeles of the former president's from Houston said of the It's the latest twist for system." of us felt like this was a near his home. associates to face criminal message he received Sun- the program, which has Immigration attorneys blessing and we can wait Barrack is expected to charges, including his for- day night, hours before his been struck down and re- say the court decision has a little bit." plead not guilty to con- mer campaign chair, his appointment. vived in a constant stream renewed fears about the "For us, the frustration spiring to in uence U.S. former deputy campaign Alfaro went to the U.S. of court challenges since future of the program and has really been since Jan- policy on the UAE's behalf chair, his former chief Citizenship and Immigra- then-President Barack once again puts young im- uary," she said. during Trump's 2016 cam- strategist, his former na- tion Services website and Obama created it by exec- migrants in a precarious Now, the applications paign and while Trump tional security adviser, his "kept checking it, refresh- utive order in 2012. position. have ground to a halt. Sil- was president. Barrack, ing it every few hours." former personal lawyer Former President Don- Attorney Max Meyers va said advocates are still the founder of private eq- Later, he got an email, and his company's long- ald Trump announced ear- with the Mississippi Cen- encouraging eligible peo- uity rm Colony Capital, con rming it was true. time chief nancial of cer. ly on that he was ending ter for Justice was gear- ple to apply in the hope was among three men Barrack was an infor- Now, he simply feels "a the program, but a U.S. ing up to submit DACA their applications will charged in the case. mal adviser to Trump's little sad." Supreme Court decision paperwork on behalf of eventually be processed Prosecutors said Bar- 2016 campaign before Alfaro isn't the only one. last year determined that 40 young immigrants last and because having some- rack used his long person- becoming the inaugural Tens of thousands of young week, most of them rst- he had not done it prop- thing pending with immi- al friendship with Trump immigrants in the country erly, bringing it back to time applicants. But he committee chair. gration authorities is bet- to bene t the UAE with- He raised $107 million without legal status are in life and allowing for new had to scrap those plans. ter than nothing. out disclosing his ties to for the lavish celebration the same position follow- applications like the one "It really just throws ev- She's been elding calls the U.S. government. scrutinized both for its ing a July 16 ruling from from Alfaro, who led at erybody back into uncer- from mothers worried U.S. Magistrate Judge spending and for attract- a federal judge in Texas the beginning of the year. tainty," he said. "Rather about what this means for Patricia Donahue in Los that declared DACA ille- The latest ruling calling than people treat people their children. ing numerous foreign of - Angeles ordered strict gal while leaving the pro- DACA illegal involved a as humans with founda- "The applications will cials and businesspeople gram intact for existing lawsuit that had been led tional needs to go to school literally just be held in conditions for Barrack's looking to lobby the new recipients. by Texas and eight other and be able to get a job, a a box somewhere," Silva release. He must surren- administration. The inau- The ruling bars the gov- states. They said Obama judge decided that politics said. der his passport, wear a gural committee was not ernment from approving didn't have the authority is more important in strik- Esperanza Avila, 21, GPS-monitor to track his implicated in the indict- any new applications, like to create the program and ing this down." sent her application about whereabouts, limit travel ment. that of Alfaro, whose par- that it was an action un- Advocates were in- a month ago and presumes between Southern Cali- After Trump took of- ents brought him to the der the power of Congress. formed that as of last it's among those on hold. fornia and New York City ce, Barrack informally U.S. from Mexico when he U.S. District Judge An- week, Citizenship and While she is counting on and obey a curfew. advised senior U.S. gov- was 2, along with his older drew Hanen in Houston Immigration Services had the program to help her Barrack is charged with ernment of cials on Mid- brother. Immigrants and agreed, saying in his rul- 90,000 new DACA appli- get a steady job at Home conspiracy, obstruction of dle East foreign policy. advocates have said they ing that "Congress's clear cations pending, according Depot or as a restaurant justice and making mul- He also sought appoint- will appeal. articulation of laws for to Astrid Silva, executive server while she pursues tiple false statements ment as special envoy to In a statement, Citi- removal, lawful presence director of Dream Big Ne- her nursing degree in Los during a June 2019 inter- the Middle East or U.S. zenship and Immigration and work authorization vada. Angeles, Avila said she view with federal agents. ambassador to the UAE, Services said it "will com- illustrates a manifest in- She said the agency re- isn't losing hope. Matthew Grimes, 27, a prosecutors said.
NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS
More communities recom- recording more than 250 Of cials warn of sh kill, revenues from in-person group of residents in the a problem. mend masks amid rise in new cases of COVID-19 wagers and 15 percent on South Providence neigh- “With them zipping in following a busy Fourth of strange odors revenues from mobile bets borhood last month. between the boats, you’ll COVID-19 cases July weekend. Of cials in in Charles River and impose a range of con- He was recorded saying have people that will be the popular tourist town sumer safety measures. “Who wants some more?” in the water, and jet skis BOSTON (AP) — Cam- have said many of the cas- NATICK (AP) — Bos- But Senate leaders hav- after of cers pepper are not like cars and they bridge and Nantucket are es were so-called “break- ton-area of cials are rec- en’t committing to taking sprayed residents during don’t turn like boats,” joining Provincetown as through” infections in vac- ommending no swimming, up sports betting as the the melee. Celico said. the latest Massachusetts cinated people. boating and shing on legislature approaches its The Globe reports that communities to recom- State public health of - parts of the Charles River August recess. A bill pend- police critics cheered the mend donning face masks Rare medal from rst mod- cials on Thursday reported while of cials investigate ing in that chamber also removal of the fundraiser indoors again as new out- ern Olympics fetches over nearly 500 new con rmed abnormal odors, dead sh differs signi cantly from while the police of cer’s breaks of COVID-19 are coronavirus cases and six and a oil sheen. the House version, ban- union denounced it. $180,000 emerging in the Bay State. additional deaths. The town of Natick said ning college sports betting One of the families in- Boston Acting May- BOSTON (AP) — A rare in an announcement on its and imposing different volved in the incident has or Kim Janey also said rst-place medal from website Thursday that the fees on the industry. raised around $15,000 on Thursday that the city’s Vietnam War memorial in the rst modern Olympic impacted area spans from The House approved GoFundMe. public school students will Boston vandalized Games has sold for more Natick to Sherborn and sports wagering last year be required to wear face than $180,000. with red paint Med eld. as part of a broader eco- masks when classes start Authorities dread Boston-based RR Auc- It said public works of - nomic package, but the in September. BOSTON (AP) — A Viet- the return of tion said Friday that the cials have inspected town- Senate leaders declined to Gov. Charlie Baker, nam War memorial in Bos- winning bidder for the sil- owned wastewater facili- include it in their version, Rhode Island’s ‘Aquapalooza’ meanwhile, said Thursday ton has been vandalized ver medal from the 1896 ties and the source doesn’t arguing it was the wrong he doesn’t plan to reimpose with red spray paint. PORTSMOUTH, R.I. games in Athens, Greece, appear to be the town’s in- time to be introducing an statewide restrictions. The Boston police say the the (AP) — Boaters in Rhode was a collector based on frastructure. entirely new industry to Republican rescinded most vandalism was discovered Island may be thrilled, but the East Coast. The com- The town has contacted the state. of the state mandates at Thursday on the memorial state and local of cials say pany estimated before the the Massachusetts Water Casino gambling has the start of the summer in the Rose Garden in the they’re not celebrating the auction that the rst place Resource Authority and been legal in Massachu- as Massachusetts has city’s Fenway neighbor- return of a popular boat- medal could fetch about asked it to assess local setts for years and the achieved one of the high- hood. . ing event. $75,000. sewer pipes in low-lying state has three large gam- est vaccination rates in the The red paint is scrawled Known as Aquapalooza, At the inaugural Olym- areas. Natick of cials said bling venues. nation. across many of the names the informal, privately or- piad, rst-place winners the Charles River Water- The U.S. Supreme Court “If communities believe on the memorial, which ganized event held each were awarded silver med- shed Association, the Mas- in 2018 ruled that ban- they need to pursue strate- are etched in white. year on the last Saturday als and second-place n- sachusetts Department of ning sports betting was gies that are more effective A city cleaning crew was of July brings hundreds of ishers earned bronze, the Emergency Response and unconstitutional. Some and appropriate to them, working to remove the boaters to Potters Cove in auction house said. There the Massachusetts Envi- 30 states, including neigh- then they should do so,” paint early Friday. the town of Portsmouth. was no award for placing ronmental Police have also boring Connecticut, New Baker added while speak- Robert Santiago, the While the pandemic lim- third. been noti ed. Hampshire, New York and ing at an event on Cape city’s Commissioner of Vet- ited attendance in 2020, “Any winner’s medal The Metro West Dai- Rhode Island, have since Cod. erans Services, told WBZ- the crowds are expected to from the historic debut of ly News reports a public legalized sports wagering Provincetown issued TV it was heartbreaking to return this year. Of cials the 1896 Olympic Games drinking water source in in some fashion. new virus safety recom- see the damage. say that means speeding remains exceedingly rare,” town was shut down last mendations Monday after boats and jet skis and the said Bobby Livingston, RR week after a sample tested Fundraiser for suspended potential for alcohol-fu- Auction’s executive vice positive for E. coli. of cer removed, eled mishaps. president. There was also a recent donations returned “We dread it because Unlike today’s games outbreak of cyanobacteria, there’s so many people, where thousands of ath- a blue-green algae, in Lake PROVIDENCE, R.I. there’s a lot of drinking letes compete, just 250 Cochituate that prompted (AP) — An online fund- and there are injuries ev- were featured at the rst a no swimming advisory. raiser for a suspended ery year,” Mike Healey, a modern games, the com- Rhode Island police of cer spokesperson for the state pany said. House OKs sports betting bill has been taken down and Department of Environ- The auction began July but fate in Senate uncertain money returned to donors. mental Management, told 15 and concluded July 22. The Boston Globe re- WPRI-TV. “We’ve had peo- Other notable items sold BOSTON (AP) — Mas- ports GoFundMe removed ple jumping from one big include a gold medal be- sachusetts House law- from its website a dona- boat to the other, missing stowed on the Argentine makers have overwhelm- tions campaign bene t- the boat they’re trying to men’s football team during ing approved a bill to ting Providence Of cer jump to and falling down the 2008 Beijing Summer Don’t let the legalize sports betting in Patrick Hourahan. and breaking ribs. We’ve Olympics that went for the state, but it’s fate in A company spokesper- had a woman seriously in- more than $97,000. the state Senate remains son said the fundraiser jure her neck.” A gold medal for the U.S. story go untold. uncertain. violated the site’s terms A boat sank during men’s basketball team The state House of Rep- of service, but declined to the event two years ago, during the 1984 Los An- Share your loved one’s story. resentatives voted 156-3 elaborate. The effort had Healey said. This year the geles Summer Olympics Thursday night to ap- raised at least $20,000 to spread of the delta corona- also sold for more than [email protected] | 781-593-7700 prove the measure, which date, including a number virus variant poses anoth- $83,000. would allow the state’s of donations from Provi- er challenge. And a gold medal award- licensed casinos and si- dence police of cers. Portsmouth Harbor Mas- ed to Swedish wrestler mulcast and live horse Hourahan was suspend- ter Bruce Celico described Ivar Johansson during the In partnership with racing facilities to offer ed for 10 days without pay the event as “a headache” 1932 Los Angeles Summer sports bets. It would also following a confrontation and said the number of jet Olympics sold for more place a 12.5 percent tax on between police and a large skis in attendance can be than $45,000. SATURDAY JULY 24, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 As Herschel Walker eyes Senate Fire ghters of cially run, a turbulent past emerges end search in Florida By Brian Slodysko, condominium collapse Bill Barrow And Jake Bleiberg By David Fischer parking garage, around a ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS hollowed-out foundation, and Kilsheimer says that ATLANTA — At rst MIAMI — Fire ghters without more support for glance, Herschel Walker of cially ended their search those walls, nearby traf c has a coveted political pro- for bodies in the debris of could make them collapse, le for a potential Senate the collapsed Surfside con- with parts of the street fall- candidate in Georgia. do building on Friday, even ing into the void. He was a football hero at as police and forensic spe- “If the wall were to col- the University of Georgia cialists continue working to lapse or rotate substantial- before his long NFL ca- identify human remains. ly, the retained soil under Miami-Dade Assistant reer. He’s a business owner the street and sidewalk Fire Chief Raide Jadallah whose chicken products are could move with it,” wrote told The Associated Press Kilsheimer, of KCE Struc- distributed across the U.S. that the re department’s And he’s a Black conser- tural Engineers. role in recovering remains He recommends building vative with backing from at the collapsed Surfside an earthen berm to support former President Donald condominium has nished. the walls near the street Trump, a longtime friend. They left the site in a con- and sidewalk. Otherwise, But an Associated Press voy of re engines and oth- the movement “could cause review of hundreds of pag- er vehicles and drove slow- portions of the street to col- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS es of public records tied to ly to their headquarters. lapse and could seriously Walker’s business ventures Herschel Walker talks about 150 years of college football during the NCAA The June 24 collapse compromise the utilities and his divorce, including college football Southeastern Conference Media Day in Hoover, Ala. killed at least 97 people under the street,” he wrote. and at least one more per- Miami-Dade County is many not previously re- sent emails and left a mes- tions out there.” al diagnosis in 2001. Walk- son believed missing in the bringing in crews to help ported, sheds new light on sage with his long-time at- Walker has yet to an- er describes himself dealing a turbulent personal histo- disaster has yet to be iden- shore up the remaining torney, who did not respond. nounce his intentions, but with as many as a dozen ti ed. ry that could dog his Senate underground walls, Rachel The Georgia seat is a he has been consulting personalities — or “alters” The site in Surfside is bid. The documents detail Johnson, the county’s com- top target for Republicans with political advisers in — that he had constructed empty now, but it remains accusations that Walker munications director, told as they try to take control Georgia. A native of tiny as a defense against bully- a challenge for local of - the Herald. repeatedly threatened his of the U.S. Senate in next Wrightsville, between At- ing he suffered as a stutter- cials. An engineer hired “We are moving to pro- ex-wife’s life, exaggerated year’s midterm elections. lanta and Savannah, the ing, overweight child. to help gure out why the cure a company to do shor- claims of nancial success Walker’s potential bid is former Dallas Cowboys In an AP interview at building collapsed warned ing and bracing of the walls and alarmed business as- a wildcard. He might eas- star retired after the 1997 the time, Walker empha- that the site may still not to assure there is no risk,” sociates with unpredictable ily win the GOP primary season and now resides in sized his purpose was to be safe. she said. behavior. with Trump’s help, setting Texas. In a video posted help others with similar Structural engineer Allyn The National Institute of Walker, now 59, has at up a general election ght to Twitter last month, he disorders. “People say, ‘Her- Kilsheimer told Surfside Standards and Technology, times been open about his against Democrat Rapha- revs the engine of a sports schel is just trying to write and Miami-Dade of cials a federal agency investigat- long struggle with mental el Warnock, who became car and says, “I’m getting something to make money,’” in a letter Thursday that ing the collapse, has been illness, writing at length Georgia’s rst Black sena- ready, and we can run with he said. “I say, ‘Guys, why Collins Avenue could crum- monitoring the site’s safety. in a 2008 book about being tor after a special election the big dogs,” before reveal- would I write something ble because a remaining Collins Avenue, which perimeter wall near the diagnosed with dissocia- in January. But Republi- ing a Georgia license plate. like this to make money?’” is the major thoroughfare road could fail. The devel- on the barrier island, has tive identity disorder, once can leaders in Washington The Twitter tease inten- The National Alliance on opment was rst reported been closed to traf c near known as multiple person- and Georgia are concerned si ed buzz about the po- Mental Illness describes Friday by the Miami Her- the site since June 24, but ality disorder. But it’s un- that Walker’s history might tential for a celebrity can- dissociative identity dis- ald and WPLG. town of cials had said Col- clear how he would discuss haunt his campaign. didate. But it also helped order as “alternating be- “We believe there is a lins Avenue would be open- these events as a candidate. Walker “certainly could surface details about Walk- tween multiple identities,” potentially dangerous sit- ing soon. Walker did not respond bring a lot of things to the er’s troubled past, many leaving a person with “gaps uation at the site, where In the letter, Kilsheimer to requests for comment. table,” Georgia Gov. Brian rst disclosed by Walker in memory of everyday the wall is in danger of col- said heavy rain would in- Multiple emails went un- Kemp, a Republican, said himself in his 2008 book, events.” It notes men with lapse,” Kilsheimer wrote. crease the risks substan- answered, although his ex- in a recent interview. “But “Breaking Free.” the disorder “exhibit more All that remains of the tially because the ground ecutive assistant con rmed as others have mentioned, His account details years violent behavior rather Champlain building are the becomes saturated with they were received. AP also there’s also a lot of ques- of struggles and an eventu- than amnesia.” walls of the underground water. Should vaccinated people mask up with COVID-19 cases back on the rise? By Carla K. Johnson ease Control and Preven- Though COVID-19 vac- the sake of my community,” ASSOCIATED PRESS tion has not changed its cines greatly reduce the said virus researcher Ange- advice that fully vaccinated chance of severe illness la Rasmussen of the Vaccine Should vaccinated people people can safely go without and death and remain ef- and Infectious Disease Or- mask up with COVID-19 masks in most situations. fective against variants, ganization at the University cases rising? But Dr. Rochelle Walensky, some experts said wearing of Saskatchewan. It depends on your situa- tion, but masking in public the agency’s director, said lo- a mask is a reasonable pre- Dr. William Schaffner, an can provide another layer of cal decisions on mask man- caution since it’s still possi- infectious disease expert at protection and help prevent dates could vary depending ble to get infected. Vanderbilt University, said the virus from spreading to on vaccination levels and Masking could also help a “belt-and-suspenders” ap- others who aren’t protected. whether there’s a surge. prevent the spread of the vi- proach also makes sense An easing of safety pre- Los Angeles County re- rus to children too young for for people who are older or cautions and the large num- cently started requiring vaccination and people with have health issues and are ber of people who remain residents to wear masks weak immune systems. more vulnerable to getting PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS unvaccinated in many re- indoors regardless of vacci- “Personally, I continue to severely ill if infected. With headlines accumulating about break- gions are contributing to nation status, for example, wear a mask when going “I’m pretty healthy, but I through cases and the Delta variant, just how the spread of cases around and of cials in New Orle- into public spaces outside do have gray hair. So when cautious should the average citizen be with the world. ans are urging people to do of my household, both for I go out to the supermarket, masks and personal protective equipment? The U.S. Centers for Dis- the same. my own protection and for I’m masked,” Schaffner said. Private judge in Jolie-Pitt divorce case disquali ed by court
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E¦¡ ¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill History is full of Americans M §¢ H. S¢ ¢ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J . G C¡ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. Monica Connell Healey W J. K S ¢ Y P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer hating each other Deputy Editor J. Patrick Norton J N. W T¢ J ¤ ¥ Michael H. Shanahan Lynn, MA 01903 Chief Operating O cer Editorial Editor Chairman The American Problem winning two world wars en and a half young people is writ large in the small while almost of Eurasia from widely divergent Customer Service PUBLISHERS print of the latest Gallup was reduced to rubble.” backgrounds, outlooks and Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 poll: Moench argued that this Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 hometowns, threw them Connecting Twice as many Repub- cohesion was consolidat- Charles H. 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Twice fort to preserve the racial then again, McCullough Subscriptions as many Democrats as Re- divide and the drive for a [email protected] publicans trust organized new cohesion of opportu- comes from a family that labor. nity by closing the racial has understood the broad Circulation These gures, from the divide. It’s a good starting sweep of American life and [email protected] the potential for sweeping annual con dence mea- point for understanding Ext. 3 surements taken for de- our current conundrum. away preconceptions and cades by Gallup, underline Our polarization today misperceptions; his grand- Newsroom perhaps the gravest crisis remains over race; some father, the historian David [email protected] EDITORIAL in contemporary American 56 percent of white adults McCullough, singlehand- [email protected] life, captured by a bracing told the Gallup survey that edly retrieved the reputa- Ext. 4 headline in the respected they trusted the police, tions of two American pres- Tablet website last week: while only 27 percent of idents from the dustbin of Sports “Americans Hate Each Black adults did. history, winning Pulitzers [email protected] Other.” But our divisions are over Will we meet for his biographies of Har- Ext. 5 And what is more, Amer- other questions as well. ry Truman (1992) and icans no longer respect “We are seeing levels of John Adams (2001). Retail and Online important, established polarization that we are Advertising The younger McCullough the moment? American institutions. Two just not used to,” said Ken- [email protected] neth D. Wald, a University arranged for students from trends in the survey are ADVERTISING Editorial from the mutually reinforcing — of Florida political scien- places as divergent as the Los Angeles Times editorial board and mutually disturbing. tist. “Jan. 6 is an example Boston suburbs of Welles- Ernie Carpenter Jr. The rst: the trust gap on of the way the two parties ley and Concord and the Director of Advertising The summer isn’t even halfway through and police, public schools, reli- live in different worlds. Texas communities of Kil- and Business Development, ext. 1355 it’s already proved to be a season of deadly ex- gion and labor. They inhabit different in- gore and Cotulla to meet [email protected] each other, visit with each tremes. The second: the more formation networks. The Ralph Mitchell In a little over a month, four major heat general erosion of trust in Republicans live in Fox other, and learn from each Sales Representative, ext. 1313 waves have broiled the Western United States, the sustaining institutions News, and they don’t trust other this summer. That [email protected] of civic society. Average newspapers. Democrats and wild res are again tearing through the learning has taken place trust in 14 essential ele- have different information Patricia Whalen West, with res so massive that smoke has over encounters with alli- ments of our civilization, and listen to MSNBC. The gators in Louisiana and Sales Representative, ext. 1310 traveled all the way to the East Coast. [email protected] already low before the pan- magnitude of all of our di- with Red Sox relief pitch- From Germany to China, extreme ooding demic, dropped another 3 visions has increased be- ing in Fenway Park. BUSINESS OFFICE has caused death and destruction. At least 180 percentage points in the cause of the number of in- “These kids couldn’t be people in Germany, Belgium and the Nether- Susan J. Conti COVID-19 year of 2020. formation sources. There’s more different,” said Mc- reason to be very worried.” Controller, ext. 1288 lands were killed last week when two months’ And the least respected in- Cullough. stitution of them all? Easy I thought I saw a silver [email protected] worth of rain fell in two days, causing oods The result of their inter- and mudslides. question. Congress, by far. lining under the white Ted Grant Fewer than one in eight of dome of the Capitol on the change is inspiring. In the central Chinese province of Henan, at “It has con rmed com- Publisher, ext. 1234 least 33 people died after riders were trapped us respects the lawmakers afternoon of Jan. 6, when [email protected] who were elected to repre- lawmakers from both par- pletely that we need to get on a subway amid catastrophic ooding after sent us. ties — “two households, more involved in each oth- Marian Kinney torrential rains. Historians, political sci- both alike in dignity,” as er’s lives — and meet one ext. 1212 These terrifying scenes from across the globe entists and commentators Shakespeare put it in “Ro- another,” McCullough said. [email protected] have long been predicted by scientists study- counsel us that division meo and Juliet” — huddled “We need to reduce the ste- Will Kraft ing our warming planet. Higher temperatures has always de ned us. To together as insurrection- reotypes we de ne each Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 would lead to more heat waves and droughts apply that Tablet “Hate ists pierced the walls and other by, because those ste- [email protected] in some areas that would fuel bigger, more fre- Each Other” rubric to our disrupted the counting of reotypes are getting in the quent wild res. In other areas, the warmer cli- history, we know that the the Electoral College votes. way of creating an optimis- Paula Villacreses mate would trap moisture in the atmosphere, Hamiltonians hated the No longer separated by the tic vision for our country. A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 [email protected] leading to heavier rainfall during storms. Jeffersonians, the aboli- literal partisan aisle, unit- We can reduce polariza- Climate change is making normal weather tionists hated the slave- ed in their fear and peril, tion by getting into contact Mike Shanahan holders, the progressives might they have found events — heat waves, droughts, rainstorms with each other.” Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 hated the Gilded Age busi- common ground, if not al- That’s not so easy in a [email protected] and hurricanes — more extreme and more ways common cause? nessmen, the interven- country where the divi- devastating to communities unprepared for tionists hated the America Instead, in the weeks Jim Wilson sions are reinforced by dis- the onslaught. Firsters, the Goldwaterites that followed, we wit- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 What’s most frightening, however, is that ex- hated the Great Society nessed “ancient grudge tance. Residents of coastal [email protected] states differ substantially tremes are happening faster than many pre- architects. Our national break to new mutiny.” CIRCULATION dicted or wished. It’s clear that the world is anthem might as well be And yet, efforts contin- in their cultural and polit- running out of time to slow the devastation. Tom Lehrer’s “National ue. Democratic Sen. Mark ical views from those who Lisa Mahmoud Brotherhood Week” song Warner of Virginia and Re- live inland. Rural areas Manager, ext. 1239 The impacts of climate change are undeni- [email protected] able. So why are the world’s developed coun- from 1965, with a line that publican Sen. Rob Portman generally voted for Donald might summarize our his- of Ohio continue to work to J. Trump, urban areas for tries still slow-walking efforts to wean their CUSTOMER SERVICE tory: “All of my folks hate nd a bipartisan path to a Joe Biden. economies off fossil fuels and slash the green- all of your folks/It’s Amer- massive infrastructure bill. Perhaps we could em- La’ Mosha Ball house gases responsible for climate change? ican as apple pie.” In some years, Warner brace this notion, from Customer Service, ext. 1276 Last year, a United Nations report warned “The decades of Ameri- has played host on his Louisiana Gov. John Bel [email protected] that the world needs to triple promised reduc- can cohesion experienced farm to a pig roast, an Edwards’ eulogy this GRAPHICS tions in carbon emissions to limit global warm- mainly between 1920 and incongruous gesture for month for one of the great ing to 2 degrees Celsius to prevent dire con- 1960 were an anomaly,” B. political gures practiced rogues of American poli- Trevor Andreozzi sequences, including famine and widespread Duncan Moench, a lecturer in pork-barrel legislation tics, his predecessor Edwin Designer ooding. But, according to another UN report, at Arizona State Universi- perhaps, but a productive Edwards: “When it comes [email protected] ty’s School of Civic and Eco- initiative nonetheless. Last instead of cutting fossil fuel production, coun- to political issues, he had nomic Thought and Lead- year, lawmakers negotiat- Edwin Peralta Jr. tries were planning to increase production. ‘opposition,’ not enemies.” Few corners of the U.S. have been spared ership, wrote in that Tablet ing the COVID-relief pack- Designer piece, explaining that “the age repaired to the home of A 1972 Swampscott High [email protected] the impacts of extreme weather, yet members success of Franklin Roo- GOP Sen. Lisa Murkowski School graduate, David M. NEWSROOM of Congress are still squabbling over funding sevelt, the New Deal and of Alaska. Shribman is the Pulitzer for clean-energy projects and reducing the na- the ‘liberal consensus’ that But more is necessary, Prize-winning former ex- Mike Alongi tion’s dependence on fossil fuels. followed brie y afterward and not only among politi- ecutive editor of the Pitts- Sports Editor, ext. 1228 President Biden has proposed an expansion were the result merely of cians. burgh Post-Gazette. Follow [email protected] of funding and programs to curtail oil and gas Roosevelt’s unique political This year, David Mc- him on Twitter at Shrib- Gayla Cawley manPG. production, promote zero-emission vehicles genius and the tailwinds of Cullough III selected a doz- News Editor, ext. 1236 and invest in renewable energy. But Biden [email protected] needs a cognizant, cooperative Congress to LETTER TO THE EDITOR make these long-term shifts in policy stick. Allysha Dunnigan As the last few weeks have shown, there’s no Reporter, ext. 1302 time to waste. The summer has already giv- Misunderstanding socialism [email protected] en a terrible glimpse of the future if we don’t To the editor: as a “progressive” and a A truly “socialist” econo- Spenser Hasak change course now and meet the moment. Photographer, ext. 1332 “liberal.” my has never successfully [email protected] Would someone with a I am not a “socialist,” worked in any large-scale high position in the na- and I resent being called society. A true “socialist” Thor Jourgensen tional Democratic Party or one. wants to abolish capital- Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 the national news media As New York Times ism and replace it with a [email protected] please inform people such columnist and 2008 No- genuine socialist economy Tréa Lavery as Alexandria Ocasio-Cor- bel-Prize winner in eco- in which the workplaces tez and Bernie Sanders nomics Paul Krugman Reporter, ext. 1317 are owned and controlled [email protected] that they are hurting my pointed out, the so-called by some entity such as Democratic Party by call- “democratic socialists” “the state,” “the govern- Jakob Menendez ing themselves “democrat- are actually “social Dem- ment” or “the people.” Photographer, ext. 1332 ic socialists” when they ocrats.” [email protected] are not true socialists at They want to keep our It is not my true nature all. market-based economic to insult anyone, but for Anne Marie Tobin I am sick and tired of system, but they also want any reasonable human Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 people like Nikki Haley to have a lot of federal gov- being to believe in true so- [email protected] sending me ridiculous ernment social programs cialism in 2021, he or she Sophie Yarin emails in which she uses such as Social Security, would have to lack com- Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 the terms “socialist,” “dem- Medicare and college stu- mon sense. [email protected] ocratic socialist,” “far-left” dent loans in order to help TECHNOLOGY and “radical-left” as mean- our lower classes and mid- Stewart B. Epstein ing the same exact things dle classes. Rochester, New York Tim Noyes Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY JULY 24, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE
All address information, particu- 156 Broad St.; at 9:39 p.m. ported everything checked out larly arrests, re ect police records. In Thursday at A to Z Convenience and the incident was part of an the event of a perceived inaccuracy, at 264 Essex St. ongoing neighbor dispute. it is the sole responsibility of the con- A report of a motor vehicle crash with personal injury at Vandalism cerned party to contact the relevant 1:51 p.m. Thursday at Silsbee police department and have the de- and Union streets. A report of malicious de- partment issue a notice of correction A report of a hit-and-run mo- struction of property at 11:11 to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- tor vehicle crash at 3:19 p.m. a.m. Wednesday at Glen i cations will not be made without Thursday at Washington Street Meadow Park on Trickett Road. express notice of change from the and Western Avenue; at 5:13 p.m. Thursday at 174 Broad St. arresting police department. PEABODY All address information, par- ticularly arrests, re ect police Assaults Accidents records. In the event of a per- A report of an assault and A report of a motor vehicle ceived inaccuracy, it is the sole battery at 6:22 p.m. Thursday crash at 5:18 p.m. Thursday at responsibility of the concerned at 119 Lewis St. 131 Summit St.; at 7:16 p.m. party to contact the relevant Thursday at 174 Andover St. police department and have Overdose and 2 Cross St.; at 2:01 p.m. the department issue a notice Friday at 25 Andover St. of correction to the Daily Item. A report of an opiate over- A motor vehicle crash was Corrections or clari cations will dose at 12:37 p.m. Thursday reported at 8:44 p.m. Thurs- not be made without express at 100 Willow St. day at 200 Lake St. and 20 notice of change from the ar- A report of an overdose at Newbury St. Duleysi Rivera, resting police department. 10:12 p.m. Thursday at 49 26, of 70 Bellingham St., Apt. Carnes St. 5, Chelsea was issued a sum- LYNN mons for unlicensed operation Theft of a motor vehicle. Arrests A report of a motor vehicle A car vs. boat crash was re- ported at 10:19 a.m. Friday at Glenn Carter, 60, of 52 theft at 6:05 p.m. Thursday at 48 New Park St. 0 Lynn eld St. and 0 Honey Friend St., was arrested on a Lane. warrant and charged with fail- Vandalism ure to stop for police, opera- Complaints tion of a motor vehicle with a A report of motor vehicle suspended registration and vandalism at 9:53 p.m. Thurs- A report of a disturbance at uninsured motor vehicle/trailer day at 285 Lynn Shore Drive. 1:25 a.m. Friday at 67 Endi- at 9:53 a.m. Friday. A report of vandalism at cott St. A caller reported see- Mark Denault, 32, of 4 Ed- 11:23 a.m. Friday on Huss ing three people on bikes who monds Way, Gloucester, was Court. may have had handguns. Po- arrested and charged with op- lice contacted the Department eration of a motor vehicle with of Children and Families and a revoked license, one-way LYNNFIELD documented the incident. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK street violation and Class B Accidents A report of suspicious activ- Former Nahant Fire Chief Dean Palumbo looks on as he is honored for drug possession at 2:09 p.m. ity at 5:59 a.m. Friday at Little his 33 years of service during his retirement ceremony on Friday. Friday. A report of a motor vehicle Depot Diner at 1 Railroad Ave. Mary Fleury, 41, was arrest- crash at 9:44 a.m. Monday at A caller reported a shirtless ed on a warrant and charged 829 Salem St. man was yelling in the area. An Nahant says hello to Chief Antrim, with shoplifting by asportation A report of a hit-and-run mo- of cer spoke with the man and at 4:41 p.m. Thursday. tor vehicle crash at 7:17 p.m. reported there was no issue. Vanessa Forte, 34, of 384 Wednesday at 2 Harvey Park. At 6:53 a.m., a caller reported goodbye to former Chief Palumbo Chatham St., was arrested on the same man from earlier was warrants and charged with two Complaints dancing shirtless in the street. ANTRIM said that it’s “unbeliev- ous chief,” he said. “It’s counts of Class A drug pos- Police reported the man was From A1 able” to have the support not often when you have a session subsequent offense, A report of an animal com- shown the “no trespassing” of Palumbo and other transition from one chief two counts of Class E drug plaint at 5:45 p.m. Wednesday signs and should be all set for that. It’s been a great out- town of cials. to another; it can be a big possession, Class B drug pos- at Lynn eld High School at the day. pouring (of support) from “It’s one of the best change, or a big impact. session, distributing drugs at 275 Essex St. A caller reported Suspicious activity was re- the residents,” he said. things working for the Luckily for us, we’re going a correctional institution, ar- he witnessed a woman chok- ported by a caller who report- “I’m really humbled by it.” town,” Antrim said. “It’s from one great guy to an- Even though Palumbo is restee furnishing false ID infor- ing and abusing her dog. He ed a man had climbed through so small you get to know other great guy.” now retired, he still will mation and failure to appear said that when he approached the window at 10:32 a.m. Fri- everybody really well. Barletta added that both be busy. His son just had upon recognizance at 12:19 the woman and asked her to day at 6 Johnson St. An of cer Everyone really comes to- men “live and breathe Na- stop, she began to yell and twin girls and he plans to gether to get everything a.m. Friday. con rmed the man was a con- hant. swear at him. continue with his painting done.” tractor. “It’s great to have that A report of a suspicious business, he said. A change like this can Accidents A driver was cited for a one- local connection. Austin person at 6:47 p.m. Wednes- way violation after a motor ve- After being sworn in by sometimes have a big im- A report of a motor vehicle day on Market Street. Security the town clerk, Antrim pact on a department, but lives right down the street hicle crash occurred at 11:10 from the Fire Department crash at 12:58 p.m. Thursday reported a man was handing a.m. Friday on Wilson Square. said that he is anxious to Town Administrator Anto- at 183 Shepard St.; at 3:13 out water bottles to kids and get to work and already nio Barletta believes this so he’s extremely accessi- p.m. Thursday at Broadway and thought it was suspicious. Fire has some issues he wants transition will be relative- ble 24/7, which he would Magnolia Avenue; at 3:28 p.m. A well-being check was per- to address. He mentioned ly seamless. be either way. He’s so ded- Thursday at Cumberland Farms formed at 12:06 p.m. Thursday A report of a grill re at 4:15 that the department will “We are extremely lucky icated to the town, (and) at 668 Chestnut St.; at 4:17 after a caller from 174 Walnut p.m. Thursday at 21 Nickerson be looking to hire a full- to have Austin as our to the department.” p.m. Thursday at 271 Western St. reported his neighbors were Road. It was handled by the time re ghter as well as next re chief and we’ve Sam Minton can be Ave.; at 5:33 p.m. Thursday at being held hostage. Police re- re department. new on-call re ghters. been extremely lucky to reached at sminton@item- The new re chief also have Dean as our previ- live.com. Iowa announcer red Hemingway look-alike contest after racist rant returns to Key West for 40th year ALGONA, Iowa (AP) — to make "a social service An Iowa race track said announcement" before the KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) — tired Tennessee banker Thursday that it will cut national anthem. He con- The 40th edition of an Er- who won the last contest, ties with an announcer demned those who "won't nest Hemingway look-alike staged in 2019. who went on a racist rant stand for our ag" or who contest opened Thursday Late Wednesday, a wom- against Black fans and "take a knee" during the night at an iconic Key West an from Somerville, Mass. athletes who kneel during anthem. bar once frequented by the was named the winner of the national anthem as a "I've got four words for author, marking the return the Lorian Hemingway protest against racial in- you: Find a different coun- of a contest canceled last Short Story Competition. equality. try if you won't do it," he year amid the coronavirus Madison Bakalar's "So The Kossuth Coun- said. "Get the hell out of pandemic. This Is How We Go" bested ty Speedway in Algona, dodge." Some 70 stocky, bearded 784 other American and Iowa, said its leaders "do Cheers in the crowd can men resembling the late international entries. not condone" the com- be heard at that point. writer competed in the rst Lorian Hemingway, Er- ments made by the an- The announcer added that of two preliminary rounds nest Hemingway's author nouncer before the races he was outraged that the at Sloppy Joe's Bar. The granddaughter and found- contest's second prelimi- on July 15, but it called NFL is considering playing er of the literary competi- nary round is set for Friday them an isolated incident. the Black national anthem tion, said Bakalar's story and the 2021 winner is to The speedway and the before games this season impressed the judges for be chosen Saturday night. county's fair board said "for those folks, I guess the its ability to combine uni- its management did not darker toned skin color, I'll The three-night contest is a cornerstone of the is- versally human emotions hear the announcer's com- just say, Blacks." about loss with a nessed ments when he said them, "They want a different land's Hemingway Days festival, staged around gallows humor. and that they only came national anthem and the Hemingway Days con- to their attention through NFL is thinking about do- the literary legend's July tinues through Sunday a social media post earlier ing it," he said. "I just say 21 birthday to salute his with events including an Thursday. shut the TVs off and let writing talent, legacy and offbeat "Running of the In its statement, the them play in front of no- adventurous life. Heming- Bulls" spoof, a literary speedway said the man body." way lived and wrote on the walking tour and the Key who made the comments The speedway didn't subtropical island for most PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS was lling in for its lead name the announcer or of the 1930s. West Marlin Tournament. announcer and would not respond to a request for Thursday night's en- Michael Kimbahh holds an enlarged facsimile While living in Key West, be employed at any future his name. But Fairmont trants paraded across Slop- of an Ernest Hemingway U.S. postage stamp to Hemingway penned clas- track events. Raceway in Fairmont, py Joe's stage before a judg- demonstrate his appearance at the Hemingway sics including "For Whom "It was not okay, and Minn. identi ed him on its ing panel of former winners look-alike contest at Sloppy Joe’s Bar in Key the Bell Tolls" and "To it will not be happening Facebook page as its long- including Joe Maxey, a re- West, Fla. Have and Have Not." again," the statement said. time track announcer, Lon "Kossuth County Speed- Oelke. way looks forward to prov- Fairmont Raceway pro- ing to our fans, drivers and moter Jon McCorkell Catch up with your crews that we can and will wrote that Oelke would do better." "absolutely be announc- The announcer's com- ing" races Friday night favorite team ments were broadcast and would receive a stand- on FloRacing, which pro- ing ovation before the na- vides livestreams of racing tional anthem. McCorkell in Item Sports! events. FloRacing said in a added that he agreed "with statement Thursday that all of Lon's comments and it had removed the event opinions" and several com- broadcast and that the menters chimed in with announcer's "opinions and praise for Oelke. language do not re ect our A listed phone number core values or have a place for Oelke was disconnect- on our platform." ed, and he didn't immedi- In video posted Thursday ately respond to an inqui- on Twitter, the announcer ry sent through Facebook told the crowd he wanted Messenger. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY JULY 24, 2021 Lynn heard in changing-table testimony BATHROOM daughter’s diaper. From A1 “We ended up nding another restaurant near- women’s and men’s bath- by that let us come in to rooms in federal buildings change her diaper,” Po- open for public use. lonsky said. “But, at that While Crighton said this point, we were disgusted was a step in the right with it and thought that, direction, “it would be if you’re a family restau- much more impactful if, rant with highchairs and as a state, we joined those a kids’ meal, there needs eight other states and put to be changing space for (changing tables) in plac- the kids that are in those es that families are actu- highchairs.” ally frequenting.” In addition to Crighton, Polonsky is support- the legislation had previ- ing Crighton in pushing ously gained support from for this legislation to be Mayor Thomas M. McGee passed because of his per- when he was a senator, sonal experience with his former state Rep. Steven daughter. Walsh and other Lynn When Polonsky’s daugh- residents. ter — who is now 11 — ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK “It very much is a pub- was a baby, he went out to lic health issue,” Crigh- The Swampscott Fire Department hosted its rst youth re ghter camp this week, teaching eat at a family restaurant kids the basics of being a re ghter, as well as rst aid, and hands-on training with re ghting with her and his wife. ton said. “If you have to equipment. His daughter had a wet change a diaper and you diaper, so he went to the have nowhere to do it, bathroom to change her, you’re forced to do it on Lighting a re in Swampscott students but there was no changing the bathroom oor, on station in the men’s room. your lap, outside or, if you have one, in your car.” FIREFIGHTER a narrower stream, and His wife then brought their daughter to the la- Polonsky said the car From A1 told them what it’s like option isn’t a reliable solu- to do so during a real re. dies’ room, but there was needed to run the depart- no changing table there tion to this issue because Bartram explained that not everyone owns one; he ment’s regular programs, the hose can pump be- either. and that they were al- added that people cannot tween 500 and 1,000 gal- The oors of both bath- ready hoping to run an- change their children’s di- lons per minute. rooms were wet, so Polon- other camp later this sum- apers on the bus, train or Jaymes Carey, 13, said sky was forced to change mer. in rideshare vehicles. that he also has family in his daughter’s diaper un- “They’ve been having a der the table. Some changing ta- great time,” Archer said of the department and grew bles cost around $150 up visiting the station. He He said he tried to do the 10 students who par- this discreetly, but a male and, with installation, said that at the top of the ticipated. customer yelled at him are affordable for most ladder, he had a perfect Lola DeSantis, 12, said “do you have to do that establishments. Imple- view of the surrounding that she has always want- there?” menting such models is area. ed to join the Navy when This “confrontational” a viable solution to this she’s older — and has a “We saw Marblehead, interaction resulted in the “common-sense policy,” family full of career re- Swampscott and Salem, manager telling Polonsky Crighton said. ghters — so attending Swampscott Fire ghter Glen Bartram, right, plus the water tower, the that he couldn’t change The next step is for the the camp was a no-brain- teaches Thomas Arrington, 11, of Swampscott ocean and Egg Rock,” Car- the diaper there and that joint committee to review er. how the re hose is operated. ey said. he had to go to leave the the bill. Crighton said it “It seemed amazing that DeSantis said that go- usually takes a full two- bucket of one of the de- tram showed the campers establishment to do so. we could come here and ing up on the ladder truck Between the pour- year session to get a bill to partment’s ladder trucks how to direct the water do active things that re- was her favorite part of ing rain and his tight- the nish line, so it could at Stanley Elementary using the levers inside the ghters do,” she said. “I’ve the week. ly-packed car — the fami- possibly be voted on by made friends here. I’m re- School on Thursday, learn- bucket, moving the hose “I love heights,” she said. ly was on its way to North early next year. ally glad I came.” ing how to operate the up and down and side to Tréa Lavery can be Conway for vacation — Allysha Dunnigan can Campers had the op- hose from up to 100 feet. side and changing the ow reached at tlavery@item- Polonsky said he had no- be reached at adunnigan@ portunity to go up in the Fire ghter Glen Bar- from a wider “fog” spray to live.com. where else to change his itemlive.com. Lynn eld outraged by anti-Semitic vandalism End of the line VANDALISM ish community and oth- shameful, as children don't 3131. From A1 er groups and those who grow up with this hate "We continue to state in would attempt to extend being a natural thought the strongest terms pos- painted over the offensive for Janice its legacy of hate," the process. It's inherited, and sible that these shame- images. statement said. shame on those parents." ful acts are unacceptable DUNNIGAN she remembered crying In a statement released Wednesday's incident Last summer, "Black and are contrary to all we From A1 — which, if you know my by the town that day, town continues a string of hate- Lives Matter" signs were stand for as a community," mother, never happens. of cials said they were just received a call that a ful, race-based crimes in stolen from the homes of the town statement said. “When the tow truck con dent that the Police Black Jeep Cherokee had backed into my drive- the town. Last month, two multiple residents. Van- "We thank the residents Department would identi- young brothers were ver- dalism accompanied some been hit outside of the bar. way on Atkins Avenue to of Lynn eld for standing fy the perpetrator(s), and bally assaulted at Market- of the thefts. After an in- Having a Jeep Patriot, take my Mustang away, together against such acts hold them accountable. Street with the "n" word. tensive investigation, a fa- I merely said “damn, that I cried,” my mom told "The town of Lynn eld Other racial slurs were ther and son were arrest- in the past and pledge we sucks,” as I took another me. “It got all of my girl- will not tolerate hate hurled at the boys after ed and charged under the will continue to stand with sip of my drink … only friends and me to Salem speech and discrimina- a failed attempt to steal hate crimes statute. you to uphold the values to nd out that it was, in State every day for all tion and, as town of cials their candy. The latest crime is under of tolerance, acceptance fact, a Jeep Patriot — MY four years, even though we condemn all acts that "I know that family (of investigation. Police are and unity that the town of Jeep Patriot — that was it barely started every involved in a hit and run. would seek to glorify the the victims) and it is a asking anyone with infor- Lynn eld holds dear." morning and I whispered The damage included a unspeakable atrocities wonderful family, but no- mation about this week's Anne Marie Tobin can be ‘please start, please start,’ popped back tire, a com- committed under the Nazi body is deserving of that, incident to call the Police reached at atobin@item- every time before I got pletely smashed driv- regime against the Jew- nobody," said Dalton. "It's Department at 781-334- live.com. into it.” er’s-side door and mirror, Even though the car the front bumper coming was a terrible investment, Peabody summer school a smashing success almost completely de- she said she loved it and tached and random pieces that it was extra special SUMMER SCHOOL The summer-reading pro- summer programming has monitor it and will have I had never even seen be- because it was her rst. From A1 gram at the Carroll School been “masks optional” for a recommendation for the fore scattered around the Re ecting on my own has also been a big hit, with staff and students. fall. I think we are all hope- street. travels to Salem State for program will have the op- nearly 60 K-5 students “We did get permission ful that this continues the With it being my friend’s my three years there with portunity to resume the from across the city partic- from the Health Depart- way we are going.” birthday, I decided to try Janice, and all of my trips course in the fall. ipating. ment and the vast majority Vadala also wanted to give not to dwell on things I to and from New Hamp- “The course work they couldn’t control, so I kept The For Kids Only (FKO) of people have opted for no a shout out to the Peabody shire, Tony’s Pub, down- started is not for naught,” faith, hoping that some- program has 240 elementa- masks,” he said. “It seems Recreation Department. town Salem, beach drives, Vadala said. “We are going ry- and middle school-age to be going well, but we will how I would luck out and ice-cream runs and much “They have been unbe- to work with them in the students enrolled; again, continue to encourage good the repairs wouldn’t cost more, I even teared up a lievable,” Vadala said. “They fall to pick up where they an increase from 2020. The hand hygiene and monitor too much. bit. left off and continue that program, which is licensed student and staff symp- started off outside and now I was wrong. To add to the sadness of credit recovery. Their work by the state’s Department toms. Also, we will continue are, as numbers improve, After my dad and his car accepting the loss of Jan- over the summer will count of Early Education and to talk to (Health Director) able to open that up and guru friend assessed the ice, I have still not found toward the fall, so we are Care (EEC), is hosted by the Sharon Cameron and stay get inside with the Peabody damage and assisted my the negligent human who really excited about that.” Higgins Middle School and on top of the numbers in the basketball camp at the high unprepared self by call- killed her. Participation in the spe- Welch Elementary School community and how things school.” ing for a tow, I received According to cameras cial education department’s and runs from 7 a.m. to 6 are going.” Vadala said many com- the dreaded call from my from the surrounding extended-year program p.m. Monday through Fri- Vadala said the Centers munities have struggled insurance agent a couple businesses, the culprit also increased, Vadala said. day. The program features for Disease Control and to get people to work this days later informing me is a 2001-2006 burgun- Two hundred and fty el- an academic/enrichment Prevention, state Depart- summer, but Peabody’s staff that Janice could not be dy-colored Acura MDX, ementary-age students are hybrid, with students work- ment of Elementary and “stepped up. resuscitated. possibly with a front at enrolled in the in-person ing with Peabody teach- Secondary Education and “Our teachers, our sup- I felt that awkward, tire and broken axle. program, with 20 students ers on academic activities the American Academy of port staff, our nurses, our semi-sad feeling that I’ve If the owner of this car since discovered others enrolled in the high school and with YAMA (Young Pediatrics will be issuing administrators — with the is out there and reading and post-graduate pro- had felt when losing their this, there are no hard Audiences of Massachu- guidelines soon for the fall. programming having tri- gram. Another 60 students setts) representatives on “We did want to put this rst car. feelings, but please clear pled, we were able to staff are receiving compensato- enrichment activities. The out this summer while our When I told my mother your conscience, be re- with our people for the most ry and support services to program also offers Project numbers were good and that Janice was a goner, sponsible and send me an address learning loss due Adventure activities every start to reintroduce people part,” he said. “FKO is even she recalled the day she email. to the pandemic. In the Friday in Beverly. to an academic environ- tapping into the Peabody had to get rid of her rst Have a great weekend English language learners “It’s a really exciting, ment where they are free to educators as well. The work car — a 1976 yellow Ford everyone; I hope your car program, 55 students are hands-on program,” Vadala wear masks if they choose they have done has been Mustang that she bought doesn’t get totaled. participating on an in-per- said, adding the program is and also are free to attend unbelievable.” for $750 — after the con- Allysha Dunnigan can son basis with another 21 looking for volunteers and without masks,” Vadala Anne Marie Tobin can be stant repairs left her no be reached at adunnigan@ working remotely with ELL chaperones. said. “It’s been successful reached at atobin@itemlive. other choice. She said itemlive.com. teachers and translators. Vadala added that the so far. We will continue to com. Catch up with your call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 favorite team to start your in Item Sports! daily subscription. SATURDAY JULY 24, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Unlikely partners Pelosi and Cheney team up for Jan. 6 probe
By Lisa Mascaro vate meeting. never been higher. The political dangers are far ASSOCIATED PRESS Politics often creates panel will hear testimony greater. She was one of unlikely alliances, the from police of cers who 10 House Republicans WASHINGTON — When odd-couple arrangements battled the Trump sup- who voted to impeach Nancy Pelosi raised a glass between would-be foes who porters that day at the to Liz Cheney, it was the Trump over the insurrec- drop their differences to Capitol. The of cers have tion, and her willingness most unlikely of toasts. engage on a common cause. portrayed the hours-long to speak out against his Democratic lawmakers But the emerging part- siege as hardly a gather- top ally, House Minority and the Republican con- nership between Pelosi ing of peaceful demonstra- gresswoman were gath- and Cheney is remarkable, tors, as some Republicans Leader Kevin McCarthy, ered in the House speak- if not astonishing, as the claim, but rather a violent now leaves her isolated on er’s of ce as the group longtime political adver- mob trying to stop Con- Capitol Hill. She is facing prepared for the rst ses- saries join forces to inves- gress from certifying Joe blowback from the ranks sion of the committee in- tigate what happened the Biden’s election. and serious primary chal- vestigating the Jan. 6 in- day former President Don- As their new partner- lenges for her reelection surrection at the Capitol. ald Trump’s supporters ship unfolds, the risks and back home. Pelosi spoke of the “sol- stormed the Capitol. rewards have an uneven “I’m horri ed,” said Sen. emn responsibility” before Rarely has there been a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ow. Pelosi bene ts more Cynthia Lummis, a fel- them and raised her water meeting of the minds like politically from drawing low Wyoming Republican, glass to Cheney, a daugh- Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., meets this — two of the stron- Cheney to her side, giving about Cheney’s actions. ter of the former vice pres- gest women on Capitol with reporters at the Capitol in Washington. the committee’s investiga- Cheney, though, shows ident and the sole Republi- Hill, partisans at opposite tion the big-name biparti- no signs of backing down can in the room. ends of the political divide the functioning of Amer- can staffer and professor of san stamp it needs to avoid “Let us salute Liz for her — bonding over a shared ica’s democracy is on the politics at Claremont McK- being viewed as a strictly on what she views as an courage,” she said, accord- belief that the truth about line. enna College. political exercise. existential ght not only ing to a person familiar the insurrection should “Nothing draws poli- The committee will hold For Cheney, who has al- for the party she and her with the gathering who come out and those respon- ticians together like a its rst hearing next week, ready been booted from family helped build, but spoke on condition of ano- sible held accountable. shared enemy,” said John and the stakes of the Pe- GOP leadership over her also for the soul of the na- nymity to discuss the pri- They believe no less than Pitney, a former Republi- losi-Cheney alliance have criticism of Trump, the tion itself. Attorneys spar over Federal court lifts CDC rules trial of men accused for Florida-based cruise ships in Arbery slaying MIAMI (AP) — Pandem- ic restrictions on Flori- By Sudhin Gough, who represents da-based cruise ships are Thanawala Bryan, called the request no longer in place under a ASSOCIATED PRESS to bar testimony about the ruling Friday by a federal neighborhood "Orwellian," appeals court, while the ATLANTA — Attorneys saying all the defendants in the upcoming murder U.S. Centers for Disease had been victims of theft. Control and Prevention trial of three men accused He also objected to restric- of killing Ahmaud Arbery seek to ght a Florida law- tions on discussions of Ar- suit challenging the regu- clashed Thursday in court bery's state of mind. over limits on testimony lations. "What the state is again that the defendants acted A three-judge panel doing is they're presenting in self-defense and were in of the 11th U.S. Circuit you with these overbroad, a neighborhood that was on Court of Appeals had tem- premature requests for rul- edge because of crime. porarily blocked a previ- ings which are just going to Kevin Gough, an attor- ous ruling last Saturday complicate things down the ney for one of the defen- that sided with Florida line," he said. dants, accused prosecutors of cials, but the court re- Walmsley said existing at one point during the con- versed that decision on rules prevented attorneys tentious hearing of trying Friday, explaining that from eliciting speculative PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to prevent the defense from testimony from witness- the CDC failed to demon- having a trial. The Disney Dream sails out of Port Canaveral, Fla. on a two night test es. He denied the request strate an entitlement to a Prosecutors had asked sailing, also known as a simulation cruise. to bar testimony that the stay pending appeal. Judge Timothy Walmsley neighborhood was on edge, Last weekend’s tempo- “The equities over- The CDC rst atly lines have begun prelimi- to prevent some witness- though he said attorneys rary stay had kept the whelmingly favor allow- halted cruise ships from nary cruises under those es from testifying that the CDC regulations regard- ing the cruise industry to sailing in March 2020 in guidelines, which the defendants were acting in would have to have evi- dence to support that. He ing Florida-based cruise enjoy its rst summer sea- response to the coronavi- Tampa judge agreed with self-defense or making a ships in place while the said he would have to hear son in two years while this rus pandemic, which had Florida are too onerous. citizen's arrest when they CDC appeals the June testimony about self-de- Court sorts out the CDC’s affected passengers and “Florida persuasively confronted Arbery in a decision by U.S. District contentions on appeal,” crew on numerous ships. fense or citizen's arrest claims that the condi- neighborhood outside the Judge Steven Merryday. Florida’s lawyers argued. Then the CDC on Oct. coastal port city of Bruns- before deciding whether it Those regulations can no The CDC, however, said 30 of last year imposed tional sailing order will wick in February 2020. was permissible. longer be enforced but can keeping the rules in place a four-phase conditional shut down most cruises They had also moved to The three men are sched- still be used as guidelines. would prevent future framework it said would through the summer and bar testimony about what uled to go on trial on Oct. The lawsuit, champi- COVID-19 outbreaks on allow the industry to grad- perhaps much longer,” the Arbery was thinking at the 18, and Walmsley said he oned by Republican Gov. ships that are vulnerable ually resume operations if judge wrote in June, add- time and how the neighbor- intended to stick to that Ron DeSantis, claims that ing that Florida “faces an hood he was in perceived date. to the spread of the vi- certain thresholds were the CDC’s multiple-step crime. "I'm not pointing ngers rus because of their close met. Those included virus increasingly threatening process to allow cruising "There's just no way to here, but some of what is quarters and frequent mitigation procedures and and imminent prospect have a neighborhood tes- going on in this courtroom from Florida is overly bur- stops at foreign ports. a simulated cruise to test that the cruise industry tify that it was on edge over the last year or so has densome, harming both a “The undisputed evi- them before embarking will depart the state.” multibillion-dollar indus- or a neighborhood had a been arguments directed at dence shows that unreg- regular passengers. Disney Cruise Lines held the court that may be tai- try that provides some ulated cruise ship oper- Merryday’s decision con- feeling," prosecutor Linda its rst simulated sailing Dunikoski said. "And this lored at other audiences," 159,000 jobs and revenue ations would exacerbate cluded that the CDC can’t he said. collected by the state. the spread of COVID-19, enforce those rules for under CDC rules last Sat- sort of drum beat that the urday when the Disney neighborhood feeling justi- Attorneys for the McMi- In court lings, attor- and that the harm to the Florida-based ships and Dream departed from Port ed a witch hunt would be chaels had moved to bar re- neys for Florida had urged public that would result that they should merely inappropriate." porters from the courtroom the 11th Circuit to reject from such operations can- be considered nonbind- Canaveral, Florida. The Arbery's killing sparked during the questioning of the CDC request to keep not be undone,” the CDC ing recommendations or passengers were volunteer a national outcry last year potential jurors, arguing its rules intact. said in a court ling. guidelines. Several cruise Disney employees. amid protests over racial that it was critical they feel injustice. Defendants Greg as comfortable as possible McMichael and Travis Mc- answering questions about Michael — a white father race and other sensitive New technology propels efforts and son — armed them- topics to ensure that the selves with guns and pur- two defendants are tried by sued the 25-year-old Black an impartial jury. to ght Western wild res man in a pickup truck when they spotted him Hogue said in court By Don Thompson is predicted — hot, dry In another effort to catch widely recognized wild re running in their neighbor- Thursday that witnesses ASSOCIATED PRESS winds or lightning storms res quickly, what once policy expert. hood on Feb. 23, 2020. The in the case have been lam- — the technology, on top were re lookout towers In California, re manag- basted on social media, and SACRAMENTO, Calif. — of hard-earned experience, staffed by humans have ers can overlay all that in- third defendant, William As drought- and wind-driv- "Roddie" Bryan, joined the defense counsel regularly allows California planners largely been replaced with formation on high-quality gets "toe-curling" emails en wild res have become to pre-position re engines, cameras in remote areas, Light Detection and Rang- chase and took cellphone more dangerous across the and voicemails "because bulldozers, aircraft and many of them in high-de - ing topography maps that video of Travis McMichael American West in recent the nature of this case and hand crews armed with nition and armed with ar- can aid decisions on forest shooting Arbery three years, re ghters have times at close range with a the international attention shovels and chain saws in ti cial intelligence to dis- management, infrastruc- tried to become smarter in shotgun. it has received is so emo- areas where they can re- cern a smoke plume from ture planning and prepa- how they prepare. All three defendants have tionally charged." spond more quickly. morning fog. There are 800 ration for wild res, oods, They’re using new tech- said they committed no The move to close the With the computer mod- such cameras scattered tsunamis and landslides. nology and better position- crimes. Defense attorneys courtroom was opposed by eling, “they can do a daily across California, Nevada Then they add the re be- ing of resources in a bid say the McMichaels had the Associated Press and to keep small blazes from risk forecast across the and Oregon, and even ca- havior computer simula- a valid reason to pursue other media outlets. state, so they use that for sual viewers can remote- tion based on weather and Arbery, thinking he was "Overall, we acknowledge erupting into mega- res like the ones that torched planning,” said Lynne Tol- ly watch wild res in real other variables. a burglar, and that Tra- absolutely that this is a machoff, spokeswoman for time. Other mapping software vis McMichael shot him very important case, that a record 4 percent of Cali- fornia last year, or the na- Cal Fire, California’s re- Fire managers can then can show active res, fuel in self-defense as Arbery there's a great deal of pub- ghting agency. “start making tactical de- breaks designed to slow grappled for his shotgun. lic interest," Tom Clyde, an tion’s biggest wild re this year that has charred a That’s helped Cal Fire cisions based on what they their spread, prescribed Laura Hogue, an attorney attorney for the media out- hold an average 95 per- can see,” even before re- burns, defensible space lets, said. "And for that rea- section of Oregon half the for Greg McMichael, object- cent of blazes to 10 acres ghters reach the scene, cleared around homes, de- son, we believe openness in size of Rhode Island. ed to limits on testimony (4 hectares) or less even in Tolmachoff said. stroyed homes and other the jury selection process to There have been 730 about self-defense and cit- poor conditions driven by Fire managers also rou- wild re damage. izen's arrest, saying two the maximum degree pos- more wild res in Califor- drought or climate change, tinely summon military “It’s all still new, but we of the defendants had law sible is a very important nia so far this year than she said. So far this year drones from the National can see where it’s going to enforcement backgrounds step for the court to take." last, an increase of about it’s held 96.5 percent of Guard or Air Force to y take us in the future when that could qualify them to Clyde said later that the 16 percent. But nearly tri- discuss those issues. defense had backed off the ple the area has burned res below 10 acres (4 over res at night, using it comes to planning for She also objected to limits closure request and wanted — 470 square miles (1,200 hectares). heat imaging to map their people building homes on on testimony that people to discuss procedures to al- square kilometers). Federal re ghters simi- boundaries and hot spots. the wildland area, but also in the neighborhood were low jurors to ask to speak Catching res more larly track how dry vegeta- They can use satellite im- wildland re ghting,” Tol- scared of crime, saying away from the media if quickly gives re ghters tion has become in certain agery to plot the course of machoff said. prosecutors could not re- something private comes a better chance of keeping areas, then station crews smoke and ash. Cal Fire and other re strict themes presented by up. Jason Shef eld, an at- them small. and equipment ahead of “Your job is to manage agencies have been early the defense. torney for Travis McMi- That includes using new lightning storms or in ar- the re, and these are adopters of remote imaging "The fact that we have chael, said there was no - re behavior computer eas where people gather tools that will help you do and other technologies that the opportunity to present nal agreement, but the two modeling that can help as- during holidays, said Stan- so” with a degree of accu- can be key in early wild re evidence in support of any sides were working in a "co- sess risks before res start, ton Florea, a U.S. Forest racy unheard of even ve detection, said John Bailey, theme and theory that we operative way" to protect then project their path and Service spokesman at the years ago, said Char Mill- a former re ghter and choose is simply the law," the right to information growth. 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ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Get the Led Out performs to a nearly-sold-out crowd at Lynn Auditorium on Friday evening during the venue’s rst show since the COVID-19 pandemic started. Concerts finally return to Lynn Auditorium By Allysha Marsh said everything ters of Illusion" and "The industry was hit hard by that we have almost 30 sold already. Dunnigan in City Hall was sani- Price is Right," movie the pandemic, as working shows already in the Future shows include ITEM STAFF tized prior to the event screenings and more. remotely isn't an option hopper." Ben Folds, Pat Bena- to make sure the public Marsh said that having for the vendors and Just as the return of tar and Neil Giraldo, LYNN — Concerts spaces remain clean. these events return is employees who will be live programming bene- Christopher Cross, a made their return to the He also said the city great for the city, espe- working the concession ts businesses and venue screening of National Lynn Memorial City Hall recommends anyone cially for local restau- stand, performing main- employees, so do the fans Lampoon's Vacation fea- and Auditorium Friday who is not vaccinated, or rants staying open late tenance, selling tickets, bene t. turing a live appearance night after being put on individuals younger than on the nights of concerts, working security, usher- Marsh mentioned that by Chevy Chase, Paul pause for more than a 12, wear a mask, but which tend to be very ing and staf ng all other Administrative Assis- Anka, and the Happy To- year due to the pandemic. added that masks are not busy before and after the positions associated with tant of Special Events gether Tour, which boasts Get the Led Out — a required. events. performance venues. Joanna Mills has heard a lineup of '60s rock and tribute band to 1960s With no COVID-19 "It affects economically, "The artistic nature of many times while selling pop stars. British rock band Led restrictions or capacity in a positive way, busi- the business is one great tickets how excited peo- Tickets can be pur- Zeppelin — kicked off limits in place, more than nesses in Lynn and all part of it, but the other ple are to be back in the chased at City Hall prior this comeback after being 1,700 tickets were sold the way into Swampscott part that's so important auditorium seats, enjoy- to the shows, or online at rescheduled twice, and and the sale of beer, wine and Marblehead," Marsh is the economic spinoff ing live music again. https://tickets-center.com/ drew in a nearly-sold-out and snacks was allowed. said. "Blue Ox, Rosetti's that the businesses Get The Led out will search/lynn-memorial-au- crowd. There are 21 events and other restaurants enjoy," Marsh said. "(The return to the Lynn Au- ditorium-tickets/. As the pandemic contin- currently scheduled at will be jam-packed after employees) are really ditorium on Jan. 7, and Allysha Dunnigan ues, Community Devel- the auditorium, including the concerts." excited to be back to work Marsh said a lot of tick- can be reached at adun- opment Director James concerts, tapings of "Mas- The live entertainment and we are all excited ets for that show have [email protected]. Salem Hospital Golf Classic to fund community farm program
By Tréa Lavery dent and co-chair of the ly working to nd a farm ITEM STAFF 2021 Golf Classic. management partner to According to the hospi- help design and man- SALEM — Salem tal, food pantries in Lynn age the project, which is Hospital's annual Golf reported a 400 percent expected to open to the Classic this September increase in membership public in the spring. will bene t the hospital's from 2019 to 2020, as Participants in the new Community Farm many people lost jobs and program will be able to Pilot Program. income due to the pan- grow their own fruits The program, which is demic. In addition, one in also being sponsored by and vegetables on free, ve Lynn residents faced individual plots. Surplus North Shore Physicians food insecurity at some Group (NSPG), was start- harvest will be donated point in the past year. to community partners to ed to address food inse- “People experiencing ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK bene t those in need of curity in the community food insecurity get sick fresh food. A crowd gathers in front of Bianchi’s Pizza. and will be located on the more often, are more The Golf Classic, which former Union Hospital likely to be hospitalized campus in Lynn. and have higher rates of will take place on Sept. “The Community Farm obesity, depression and 13 at Salem Country Bianchi’s Pizza reopens Pilot Program is an chronic illness," said Dr. Club, will fund the pro- important way we can Christine Valdes, a gram. The organization help patients and resi- family medicine specialist hopes to raise $35,000 on Revere Beach dents nourish themselves at NSPG. "Many of these through the event. By Tréa Lavery restaurant wrote on Face- the same family recipe it with sustainably-grown conditions are the same For more information ITEM STAFF book on July 15, the day has followed since it opened produce while helping to or to donate, visit nsmc- they reopened. "We are all in 1952, when it was owned preexisting health condi- REVERE — Revere rebuild a sense of com- giving.partners.org/golf- so grateful that everyone by Anthony Bianchi. tions that have proven to Beach staple Bianchi's munity after the social classic. missed us as much as we Anthony's nephew, Bobby, put individuals at higher Pizza reopened last week in isolation of the pandem- Tréa Lavery can be missed you! It’s great to be continues to operate the risk of COVID-19 compli- a new location. reached at tlavery@item- back at our home on Revere ic,” said David Roberts, cations.” The beloved pizza counter restaurant today. Salem Hospital's presi- The hospital is current- live.com. Beach." “We started on the beach announced its closure in Bianchi's moved to the — we want to stay on the 2018 when the building space temporarily after beach,” Bobby Bianchi in which it was formerly the 2018 closure, sharing located was sold to make it with Renzo's Pizza until told The Item in 2018 when way for a high-rise apart- the latter pizzeria closed the former location closed. ment building. Now, it is in November. Renzo's has “I don’t have children, so call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 right down the street at since moved to Salem, giv- this is how I’m going to 381 Revere Beach Blvd. ing Bianchi's full run of the carry on my name.” to start your "We knew we were gonna space. It now offers a full Tréa Lavery can be daily subscription. be busy, but this is next bar, dining room and patio. reached at tlavery@item- level," the owners of the The restaurant is using live.com. WEATHER LOTTERY
MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Friday ...... 6470 Friday ...... 0803 Forecast for Saturday, July 24, 2021 A mainly sunny sky. High N winds around 5 kt, be- Thursday ...... 9730 Thursday ...... 4835 Sunrise today 5:28 a.m. Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. around 75F. Winds ENE at 5 coming SE in the afternoon. Wednesday ...... 7040 Wednesday ...... 1240 Sunset today 8:11 p.m. to 10 mph. Waves 1 foot or less. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: L Sunrise tomorrow 5:29 a.m. L Tonight: Partly cloudy skies Tonight: S winds 5 to 10 during the evening will give kt. Waves 1 foot or less. A EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 12:13 p.m. All 4 ...... $5,710 All 4 ...... $5,279 H way to cloudy skies overnight. chance of showers. Low tide today 6:08 p.m. Slight chance of a rain show- First or last 3 ...... $799 First or last 3 ...... $739 er. Low near 65F. Winds S at Any 2 ...... $69 Any 2 ...... $63 High tide tomorrow 1:06 p.m. 5 to 10 mph. Any 1 ...... $7 Any 1 ...... $6 L ANY ORDER ANY ORDER H All 4 ...... $238 All 4 ...... $440 Fronts First 3 ...... $133 First 3 ...... $246 Cold Warm Stationary Last 3 ...... $133 Last 3 ...... $123 Pressure H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice TODAY TOMORROW MONDAY JULY 24 JULY 30 <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ Sunny|High 75, Low 65 Rain|High 73, Low 69 P’Cloudy|High 83, Low 69 NATIONAL SUMMARY: Thunderstorms are expected to rumble through the Florida Peninsula tomorrow. Storms could turn strong in Michigan with damaging winds and heavy rain. Showers and thunderstorms will continue to plague the Four Corners region, with flooding rain still a concern in central and eastern Arizona and western New Mexico.
©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY JULY 24, 2021 2021 Item Girls Lacrosse Player of the Year: Peabody’s Hailee Lomasney in Amber Kiricoples, Olivia career with one of the best ITEM ALL-STARS Lavalle (Peabody); Karina save percentages in the By Mike Alongi Gyllenhaal (Bishop Fen- area, finishing at .763. The ITEM SPORTS EDITOR wick); Elizabeth Driscoll senior captain made 155 (Marblehead); and Harper total saves on the year, in- Following a season that Clopton (Swampscott). cluding 37 total saves over saw her both score her Kiricoples was right next two games against league 200th career point and be- to Lomasney on the field champion Masconomet. An come the first Peabody and on the scoresheet, NEC all-conference selec- girls lacrosse player to ever leading the team in goals tion, Driscoll will be con- be named an All-American, Tanners senior Hailee Lo- with 50. With the addition tinuing her lacrosse career masney has been named of her 20 assists and win at St. Anselm next year. the 2021 Item Player of the percentage of .670 on Clopton was the top scor- Year for girls lacrosse. draws, Kiricoples earned er in Swampscott’s Lomasney, who will be NEC all-conference honors three-headed offensive at- continuing her lacrosse ca- in her final season with the tack this year, finishing the reer at Division I UMa- Tanners. She will be play- season with 41 goals and 33 ss-Lowell next season, was ing her college lacrosse at assists. A 100-point career a massive contributor on Bentley University begin- scorer for Swampscott, the offensive end for the ning next season. Clopton wrapped up her Big Tanners in 2021, scoring 47 Lavalle was the other Blue career with 98 goals. goals and dishing out a stalwart for Peabody this Clopton is now off to play North Shore-leading 37 as- year, holding down the Division I lacrosse at the sists. Her 200th career back end and making more University of Cincinnati. point came in a four-goal, saves (177) than anyone Also earning Item All- five-assist performanceelse on the North Shore. Star team honors for the against Beverly on June 1. The third member of this 2021 girls lacrosse season For her efforts, Lomasney year’s Peabody team to were Makayla McGrath, — who also had a seven-as- earn all-conference recog- Michelle Callahan, Payton sist game during the 2021 nition in the NEC, Lavalle Quirk (St. Mary’s); Brynn season — was named put up a save percentage of Bertucci, Jenna Durkin, Northeastern Conference .700 and allowed fewer Hanna Goodreau, Paige Player of the Year. She was than six goals per game on Littlehale (Bishop Fen- also an NEC all-conference average. wick); Jen Flynn (Lynn- pick as a sophomore before Gyllenhaal was one of the field); Hailey Baker, McK- her junior season was can- best scorers on the North ayla Fisher (Peabody); celed due to the pandemic. Shore this season, notching Maddie Erskine, Josie But her biggest accolade 49 goals in addition to 19 Poulin, Mae Colwell (Mar- came from USA Lacrosse, assists. A junior captain, blehead); Skyla DeSimone, which named her an Gyllenhaal was named a Mayerly Ortiz (Revere); All-American and one of Catholic Central League Gabby Surette (Saugus); All-Star this season after Elizabeth Green, Reese the top players in the en- ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS tire country. finishing as runner-up for Robertson, Broghan Laun- There were also five play- the league MVP award. dry (Swampscott); and After a season that saw her become the first Peabody girls lacrosse play- ers named to the 2021 All- Driscoll finished the final Gemma DiMento (Win- er to be named an All-American, Tanners star Hailee Lomasney has been Item Team for girls lacrosse season of her high school throp). named the 2021 Item Player of the Year for girls lacrosse.
COURTESY PHOTO | SALEM STATE ATHLETICS Salem State University has hired Jason Falcon as its new head baseball coach.
ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Salem State hires West Lynn’s Rowan Merryman erned the win on the mound after tossing 4 2/3 innings and allowing just one hit against Pine Hill Friday evening. Falcon as new West Lynn grabs shutout win over Pine Hill baseball coach
at Volunteer Field. earned the win on the The Red Sox didn’t waste SALEM — Salem State baseball coach at Salem CITY SERIES BASEBALL Brennan Malloy held the mound for the Red Sox, any time getting on the University Athletic Di- State University,” said By Mike Alongi big bat for West Lynn in tossing 4 2/3 innings and board in this one, pushing rector Nicolle Wood an- Falcon. “It is truly an nounced Friday afternoon honor to be associated ITEM SPORTS EDITOR this one, going 2-for-3 with allowing just one hit with three runs across in the top of the first inning. Collado that Jason Falcon has with this university and LYNN — It was a great a double and four RBI. Eze- 12 strikeouts. Malloy came been hired as the school’s and Merryman both this particular group of start to the Lynn City Se- kiel Sanches went 1-for-2 in to pitch the final 1 1/3 new head baseball coach. notched singles and moved young men. I would like ries tournament for the with two RBI, while Rowan innings, striking out one “After a competitive to second and third for Mal- to thank President West Lynn Red Sox Friday Merryman (3-for-3) Albert and not allowing any hits. search process, we are ex- Keenan and Nicolle Wood loy, who laced a two-run night, as a trio of big hits Collado (2-for-5) and Dante The lone hit of the day for cited to announce Coach for giving me this oppor- single to make it a 2-0 and some shutdown pitch- Giordano (1-for-2) also add- Pine Hill came off the bat of Falcon’s hiring,” said tunity to lead this dedi- game. ing helped West Lynn notch ed hits. Jacob Morin, who went Wood. “His coaching ex- cated and successful a 9-0 victory over Pine Hill It was Merryman who 1-for-1 in the loss. CITY SERIES, B2 periences in both DI and group of young men on DIII impressed the hiring and off the field.” committee and team rep- During his time with resentatives he met with. the Crusaders (2015-19), Stop the Violence Friday night basketball A successful leader in col- Falcon served primarily lege athletics, we are ex- as the hitting coach, help- cited about his vision for ing to develop six all-con- league wraps up its regular season the future of the program. ference players while We look forward to intro- helping to guide the By Mike Alongi with 22 points, while Myl- with 27 points. Alvin Onais Marbel added 20 ducing him to the team, school to their lone Patri- athletics community, and ITEM SPORTS EDITOR es Manalaysay was close Abreu scored more points points. Lynn Police Asso- ot League championship, campus this fall.” behind with 21 points. For than anyone else in any ciation was led by Mack culminating in their first LYNN — The fifth and Falcon, who has over 20 Lights Out Shooting Gym, other game, dropping 40 Peters’ 23 points, while NCAA Regional appear- final week of the Stop the years of coaching experi- Jalen Echevarria was the in the loss for Team Cen- Marquise Echevarria was ance since 1978. Violence Friday night bas- ence at the Division I and game’s high scorer with terboard. Yael Vizcaino close behind with 19 Prior to joining the Holy ketball league’s regular Division III levels, recent- Cross staff, Falcon was the 31 points. added 18 points. points. ly served as the pitching season wrapped up with head coach at Clark Uni- The second game saw The final game of the The Stop the Violence coach at the SUNY-Alba- three marquee games. versity from 1999-2015, In the first game of the Team BRK come up with night was an 80-68 win by basketball league will ny, after spending four where he produced 23 night, Team LYSOA took an 89-81 win over Team Teamsters Local 42 over come to a close next week, years as an assistant at all-conference players down Lights Out Shooting Centerboard. Jeff Hill was Lynn Police Association. with the playoffs and Holy Cross in Worcester, while becoming the school’s Gym 90-82. Marcos Eche- Team BRK’s top scorer Jayden Thornton scored championship game Mass. all-time leader in victories. varria led the scoring at- with 31 points, closely fol- 32 points to lead Team- scheduled for next Friday “I am extremely hon- tack for Team LYSOA lowed by David Brown sters Local 42, while night. ored to be named head FALCON, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY JULY 24, 2021
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TV/RADIO SATURDAY TV MLB 4:05 p.m...... NY Yankees at Boston...... FS1, NESN 7:10 p.m...... Tampa Bay at Cleveland...... FS1 Collegiate Baseball 12 p.m...... Futures Collegiate: Westfield at Norwich...... NESN Golf 5:30 a.m...... LPGA Tour: Amundi Evian Championship...... Golf 8:30 a.m...... Senior British Open...... Golf 1 p.m...... PGA Tour: 3M Open...... Golf 3 p.m...... PGA Tour: 3M Open...... CBS 5 p.m...... US Junior Amateur...... Golf Olympics 2 a.m...... 3x3 Basketball...... USA 2 a.m...... Archery: Mixed team final...... NBCSN 2 a.m...... Cycling: Men’s road Racer...... USA 2 a.m...... Fencing: Men’s individual sabre semifinals...... NBCSN 2 a.m...... Men’s beach volleyball: US vs. Netherlands...... USA 2 a.m...... Softball: US vs. Mexico...... NBCSN 2 a.m...... Swimming (qualifying heats)...... USA 2 a.m...... Tennis: Men’s and women’s...... Olympic Channel 2 a.m...... Women’s soccer: Sweden vs. Australia...... NBCSN 7:30 a.m...... Women’s soccer: US vs. New Zealand...... NBCSN 9 a.m...... Men’s volleyball: US vs. France...... NBC 7:30 p.m...... 3x3 Basketball...... USA 7:30 p.m...... Cycling: Women’s road race...... USA 7:30 p.m...... Skateboarding: Men’s street preliminary...... USA ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK 8 p.m...... Softball: US vs. Australia...... CNBC 8 p.m...... Swimming: Multiple events...... NBC Brennan Malloy went 2-for-3 with a double and four RBI in a win over Pine Hill in the opening game 8 p.m...... Women’s beach volleyball: US vs. China...... NBC of the Lynn City Series Friday evening. 10 p.m...... Tennis: Men’s and women’s...... Olympic Channel 11:25 p.m...... Skateboarding: Men’s street final...... USA Men’s Soccer West Lynn earns shutout win over Pine 3:30 p.m...... MLS: Columbus at Atlanta...... ABC 10:30 p.m...... CONCACAF Gold Cup...... FS1 10:30 p.m...... MLS: Vancouver at LAFC...... YouTube TV Radio Hill in opening game of Lynn City Series MLB CITY SERIES knocked them both home lead. ion before Malloy came on 4:05 p.m...... NY Yankees at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 SUNDAY From B1 — this time with a two-run On the other side of the to close things out and seal TV double. After a walk and a ball, Merryman was nearly the victory. After West Lynn added hit batter put two more unhittable. He struck out MLB Pine Hill is now off until another run in the first by runners on base, Sanches the first seven batters of Monday, where it will face 1:10 p.m...... NY Yankees at Boston...... NESN scoring on a passed ball, came through with a two- the game before a Pine Hill the loser of Saturday’s East 7:08 p.m...... Chi. White Sox at Milwaukee...... ESPN the Red Sox extended their run single of his own to player even put a ball in Lynn-Lynn Shore matchup Golf lead in the top of the third. make it a 7-0 game. play, then he had his no-hit- 5:30 a.m...... LPGA Tour: Amundi Evian Championship...... Golf Collado and Merryman The Red Sox then went ter broken up in the bottom in an elimination game at 8:30 a.m...... Senior British Open...... Golf once again both knocked on to add two runs in the of the third by Morin. 5:45. 1 p.m...... PGA Tour: 3M Open...... Golf hits and moved to second top of the fourth thanks to And that was it from West Lynn moves on to 3 p.m...... PGA Tour: 3M Open...... CBS and third and, once again, a passed ball and a dropped there. Merryman finished face Wyoma Saturday 5 p.m...... US Junior Amateur...... Golf Malloy stepped in and third strike, making it a 9-0 his outing in a strong fash- night (7:30). Olympics 1 a.m...... Men’s Water Polo: US vs. Japan...... CNBC Men’s Soccer Falcon hired as new Salem State baseball coach 6 p.m...... MLS: CF Montreal at New England...... WSBK Ch. 38 7 p.m...... CONCACAF Gold Cup...... FS1 FALCON an assistant at UMa- ment from everyone to (CAC) selection, he earned Radio From B1 ss-Boston (1998-99). continue the rich tradition player-of-the-year honors MLB As head coach of Team of success the baseball in 1995. After graduating 1:10 p.m...... NY Yankees at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 Falcon has previous ties USA International (1999- program has achieved. I from Western New En- to the North Shore, having 2006), Falcon gained ex- would also like to thank gland in 1997, Falcon served as head coach of MLB tensive experience in de- my wife and two sons for signed as a free agent with the North Shore Naviga- veloping and recruiting their constant support as the Massachusetts Mad AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE tors of the New England collegiate players. we look forward to being a Dogs, where he pitched for East Division East Division Collegiate Baseball W L Pct GB W L Pct GB “I look forward to shar- part of the Viking commu- two years. Boston 59 38 .608 _ New York 50 43 .538 _ League (NECBL) from Tampa Bay 58 39 .598 1 Atlanta 47 48 .495 4 2007-09, winning manag- ing my vision for the base- nity.” Falcon earned his Bach- New York 50 45 .526 8 Philadelphia 47 48 .495 4 ball program with the cur- He was a four-year letter elor of Science in business Toronto 48 44 .522 8½ Washington 45 50 .474 6 er of the year once while Baltimore 31 64 .326 27 Miami 41 56 .423 11 producing two division rent student-athletes, winner, two-year captain administration and his Central Division Central Division alumni and community and team MVP while play- master’s degree in sports W L Pct GB W L Pct GB championships. Falcon Chicago 58 38 .604 _ Milwaukee 56 41 .577 _ was also the pitching leaders,” said Falcon. “The ing collegiately at Western administration from Endi- Cleveland 48 46 .511 9 Cincinnati 49 47 .510 6½ coach with the Vermont MASCAC is a very com- New England University. cott College’s Van Loan Detroit 47 51 .480 12 St. Louis 49 48 .505 7 Minnesota 41 56 .423 17½ Chicago 48 50 .490 8½ Mountaineers of the NEC- petitive conference and we A three-time All-Constitu- School of Graduate and Kansas City 39 55 .415 18 Pittsburgh 36 60 .375 19½ BL (2011) and served as will need a full commit- tion Athletic Conference Professional Studies. West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 58 39 .598 _ San Francisco 61 35 .635 _ Oakland 56 42 .571 2½ Los Angeles 59 39 .602 3 Seattle 51 46 .526 7 San Diego 57 42 .576 5½ NFL dealing with multiple questions as Los Angeles 47 48 .495 10 Colorado 42 54 .438 19 Texas 35 62 .361 23 Arizona 30 69 .303 32½ Friday’s Games Atlanta (Smyly 7-3) at Philadelphia (Velas- training camps get set to open next week Chicago Cubs 8, Arizona 3 quez 3-4), 6:05 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 7:10 p.m. San Diego (Weathers 4-2) at Miami (Detwil- Tampa Bay at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. er 1-1), 6:10 p.m. By Barry Wilner And we’re going to work that in our country and lawsuits alleging Watson Detroit at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. Washington (Scherzer 7-4) at Baltimore L.A. Angels at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. (Harvey 4-10), 6:35 p.m. ASSOCIATED PRESS with our clubs and their around the league where sexually assaulted or ha- Texas at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Rodón 8-3) at Milwau- medical staffs in partner- and how things are improv- rassed them. Oakland at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. kee (Burnes 5-4), 7:10 p.m. From players getting Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. St. Louis (Woodford 2-1) at Cincinnati (Cas- ship to get those numbers ing, and to me there’s a di- —How healthy are the Washington at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. tillo 3-10), 7:10 p.m. COVID-19 vaccinations to higher, but we’re off to a rect correlation to people Cowboys’ Dak Prescott, the San Diego at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Toronto (Matz 8-4) at N.Y. Mets (Walker relaxed coronavirus proto- solid start and we’re opti- getting vaccinated,” Bills Bengals Joe Burrow and St. Louis at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. 7-3), 7:10 p.m. cols to lineup issues, partic- Toronto at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Pittsburgh (Crowe 1-5) at San Francisco mistic we’ll see continued coach Sean McDermott the 49ers’ Jimmy Garoppo- Chicago White Sox at Milwaukee, 8:10 (Gausman 9-3), 9:05 p.m. ularly at quarterback, the p.m. Colorado (Freeland 1-4) at L.A. Dodgers progress there.” said last month. lo as they come off major NFL faces a multitude of Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. (Gonsolin 1-1), 9:10 p.m. Players who haven’t been The preseason will in- injuries? Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Sunday’s Games questions as training camps Saturday’s Games N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 1:10 p.m. vaccinated must continue clude only three games for —Will Carson Wentz’s ca- open. N.Y. Yankees (Taillon 5-4) at Boston (Eoval- Tampa Bay at Cleveland, 1:10 p.m. to get daily testing, wear each team except for Dallas reer be revitalized in India- di 9-5), 4:05 p.m. Detroit at Kansas City, 2:10 p.m. At least in 2021 there is Detroit (Mize 5-5) at Kansas City (Hernán- L.A. Angels at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m. the knowledge — and les- masks and practice physi- and Pittsburgh, who play napolis? Can Sam Darnold dez 1-1), 7:10 p.m. Texas at Houston, 2:10 p.m. cal distancing. They won’t four because they meet in prove himself in Carolina? L.A. Angels (Sandoval 2-4) at Minnesota Oakland at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. sons learned — from com- (Berríos 7-4), 7:10 p.m. Atlanta at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. pleting last season during a be allowed to eat meals the Hall of Fame game on Are the Rams right that Tampa Bay (Yarbrough 6-4) at Cleveland Washington at Baltimore, 1:05 p.m. with teammates; can’t par- Aug. 5. The regular season, Matt Stafford is the miss- (Mejía 1-5), 7:10 p.m. San Diego at Miami, 1:10 p.m. pandemic. The league, Texas (Gibson 6-2) at Houston (Valdez 5-2), St. Louis at Cincinnati, 1:10 p.m. whose most valuable per- ticipate in media or mar- of course, has been expand- ing piece? 7:10 p.m. Toronto at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. keting activities while trav- ed by one match to 17. —Is Tom Brady ever go- Oakland (Bassitt 10-3) at Seattle (Gilbert Arizona at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. son in 2020 probably was 4-2), 10:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. medical director Dr. Allen eling; aren’t permitted to Some things to look for ing to get, uh, old? Arizona (Kelly 6-7) at Chicago Cubs (Mills Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 4:10 p.m. this summer: 4-3), 2:20 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Milwaukee, 7:08 p.m. Sills, recognizes that while use the sauna or steam NEW COACHES tremendous progress has room; and may not leave QB QUERIES There are seven of them: been made in battling the the team hotel or interact OK, ready? Deep breath: Robert Saleh (Jets), David TODAY IN SPORTS virus, caution remains cru- with people outside the —Will 2020 NFL MVP Culley (Texans), Urban July 24 world record at 2 miles in a meet cial. team while traveling. Aaron Rodgers report to Meyer (Jaguars), Brandon Vaccinated players will the Packers, hold out, force Staley (Chargers), Nick 1908 — John Hayes wins the at Helsinki, Finland, with a time of “We’re seeing a lot of pos- Olympic marathon in a record of 2 8:59.6. itive movements,” Sills said not have any of those re- a trade from Green Bay, or Sirianni (Eagles), Dan hours, 55 minutes, 18.4 seconds. 1960 — Jay Hebert beats Jim Fer- when seven teams were at strictions. And any corona- retire? It might pay to tune Campbell (Lions) and Ar- Italian Dorando Pietri is the first rier by one stroke to win the PGA 85% or more of vaccinated virus outbreak caused by in to “Jeopardy!” for the thur Smith (Falcons). Mey- athlete to enter the stadium, but golf tournament. players, and approximately nonvaccinated players solution. er is the most intriguing, a collapses several times before be- 1967 — Don January wins a play- 70% of all players were vac- could result in that team —What will Deshaun winner everywhere in col- ing disqualified when officials help off by two strokes over Don Mas- cinated. “We’re pleased forfeiting a regular-season Watson’s status be in Hous- lege, but seemingly plagued him across the line. sengale to win the PGA champion- with that progress, but game. ton? Investigations contin- by wanderlust at all of 1931 — Paavo Nurmi sets the ship. there’s still work to be done. “We feel like we know ue after 22 women filed those schools. SATURDAY JULY 24, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Western wild res: Crews make progress on huge Oregon blaze By Nathan Howard crews were able to gain a ASSOCIATED PRESS substantial foothold, al- lowing them to cut back BLY, Ore. — The nation’s to nighttime patrols from largest wild re raged what had been a “24-7 through southern Ore- run-and-gun” ght, re gon on Friday but crews information of cer Sarah were scaling back some Gracey said. night operations as hard “For us, that’s a pretty work and weaker winds big step,” she said. “It’s helped reduce the spread not that easy to work in of ames even as wild res a pitch-black forest in the continued to threaten middle of the night.” homes in neighboring Cal- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS On Friday, authorities ifornia. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Xavier Becerra holds up a i- said they would be keep- The Bootleg Fire, which er promoting the Vax Nevada Days lottery after brie ng from of cials at the Clark County Fire ing an eye on changing has destroyed an area half Department Training Facility in Las Vegas. wind conditions through- the size of Rhode Island, out the day. was 40 percent surround- ed after burning some 70 “The re continues to throw challenges at us, AP-NORC poll: Most unvaccinated homes, mainly cabins, re of cials said. and we are going to con- At least 2,000 homes tinue to stay vigilant, work were ordered evacuated at hard, and adapt,” Joe Hes- Americans don’t want shots sel, incident commander some point during the re By Tammy Webber the shots are effective cinated” because nearly all dose, and the state report- for the Oregon Depart- and an additional 5,000 And Emily Swanson against variants — includ- hospital admissions and ed 5,388 new COVID-19 were threatened. ment of Forestry Incident ASSOCIATED PRESS ing the delta variant that deaths have been among cases Wednesday — the The upper eastern edge Management Team, said of cials say is responsible those who weren’t immu- third-highest single-day Most Americans who of the blaze continued to in a statement. for 83 percent of new cases nized. gure since the pandem- haven’t been vaccinated move toward Summer That side of the blaze in the U.S. — despite evi- The AP-NORC survey ic began. Hospitalizations against COVID-19 say Lake, jumping re lines also had burned into an dence that they offer strong was conducted before sev- also rose steeply in the last they are unlikely to get the on Thursday and prompt- area blackened by a pre- protection. In contrast, 86 eral Republicans and con- month. shots and doubt they would ing an evacuation order vious re, creating gaps in percent of those who have servative cable news per- The AP-NORC survey work against the aggres- for some portions of Lake the fuel and reducing the already been vaccinated sonalities this week urged sive delta variant despite found that the majority County to be raised to “go spread of ames through have at least some con - people to get vaccinated af- evidence they do, according of Americans — 54 per- now!” re of cials said. grass, shrub and timber, dence that the vaccines will ter months of stoking hes- cent — are at least some- Gracey said. to a new poll that under- work. itancy. That effort comes Winds up to 10 mph scores the challenges facing what concerned that they could drive the ames In California, the Tam- That means “that there as COVID-19 cases nearly or someone in their family public health of cials amid will be more preventable through timber but not at arack Fire south of Lake tripled in the U.S. over the will be infected, including soaring infections in some cases, more preventable past two weeks. the pace seen last week, Tahoe had burned more 27 percent who are very states. hospitalizations and more Nationally, 56.4 percent when the wind-driven than 78 square miles of concerned. That’s up slight- Among American adults preventable deaths,” said of all Americans, including blaze grew exponential- timber and head-high ly from a month ago, but far who have not yet received Dr. Amesh Adalja, an infec- children, have received at ly, re information of cer chaparral in national for- a vaccine, 35 percent say tious disease specialist at least one dose of the vac- below the beginning of the Angela Goldman said. est land. It erupted July 4 they probably will not, and Johns Hopkins University. cine, according to the CDC. year, when about 7 in 10 and was one of nearly two The re, which was 45 percent say they de - “We always knew some And White House of cials Americans said they were dozen blazes sparked by sparked by lightning, had nitely will not, according proportion of the popula- said Thursday that vacci- at least somewhat con- lightning strikes. been expanding by up to to a poll from The Associ- tion would be dif cult to nations are beginning to cerned that they or some- 4 miles a day, pushed by The re in Alpine Coun- ated Press-NORC Center persuade no matter what increase in some states one they knew would be strong winds and critical- ty has destroyed at least for Public Affairs Research. the data showed, (and) a lot where rates are lagging be- infected. ly dry weather. 10 buildings. Fire of cials Just 3 percent say they of people are beyond per- hind and COVID-19 cases Democrats are far more There was good news on expected active or ex- de nitely will get the shots, suasion,” said Adalja. He are rising, including in Ar- likely than Republicans to the lower portion of the treme re behavior on Fri- though another 16 percent echoed Centers for Disease kansas, Florida, Louisiana, say they’re at least some- 625-square-mile blaze. day because of afternoon say they probably will. Control and Prevention Di- Missouri and Nevada. what concerned about Crews had locked in con- gusts and temperatures What’s more, 64 percent rector Rochelle Walensky Still, just over 40 percent someone close to them be- tainment lines and on the approaching 90 degrees of unvaccinated Americans in calling the current surge of Louisiana’s population ing infected, 70 percent to lower southeastern side, Fahrenheit. have little to no con dence “a pandemic of the unvac- has received at least one 38 percent. Free money for all? Mayors hope local tests bring big change By Sara Burnett eral government under full-time employment for pants may be more likely to ASSOCIATED PRESS both Presidents Donald participants grew in the seek fulltime employment Trump and Joe Biden to cut rst year of the program during that period than By triggering $1,400 stim- checks to rescue the econo- more quickly than it did for if they knew the cash was ulus checks for millions of my — relief that was huge- those not receiving cash, a permanent. people and expanding the ly popular politically. nding Tubbs argues con- Zwolinski also questions child tax credit for many “The pandemic showed tradicts conservative argu- whether people in the U.S. families, the pandemic of- us what is possible,” said ments against them. Some are willing to support a na- fered a clear takeaway for Los Angeles Mayor Eric recipients were able to com- tional program that gives some of cials: That putting Garcetti, whose latest bud- plete classes or training money to people who could tax dollars in people’s pock- get included a $24 million and get full-time jobs that work but aren’t doing so. ets is achievable and can guaranteed income pro- provided more economic “That really rubs a lot of be a lifeline to those strug- gram to give 2,000 poor stability than cobbling to- people the wrong way,” he gling to get by. families $1,000 per month. gether gig employment. said. Now a growing number of “We’re now going to be a Mayors for a Guaran- Even in the smaller pilots mayors and other leaders pretty potent lobby to get teed Income started with there have been hiccups. say they want to determine the child tax credit perma- 11 founding mayors and In many cases, waivers are for sure whether programs nent.” now has more than 50. needed to ensure the new like these are the best way The American Rescue income doesn’t make re- to reduce poverty, lessen Two dozen pilot programs Plan, which Biden signed have been approved, from cipients ineligible for other inequality and get people FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in March, increased the bene ts they receive. working. Los Angeles County — the Wausau, Wis. Mayor Ka- Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, right, talks In experiments across child tax credit for one year most populous county in tie Rosenberg said that with Michael Tubbs, founder of Mayors for a the country, dozens of cities to $3,600 annually for chil- the U.S. — to a county in snag has delayed the city’s Guaranteed Income, after holding his annual and counties — some using dren under 6 and $3,000 upstate New York and the program from getting up State of the City address from the Grif th Ob- money from the $1.9 tril- for ages 6 to 17, with the cities of Wausau, Wis., and and running. lion COVID relief package rst six months of the cred- Gainesville, Fla. servatory, in Los Angeles. approved in March — and it advanced via monthly Last week, California the state of California are payments that started this lawmakers approved a giving some low-income month. Last year the credit state-funded guaranteed residents a guaranteed in- was $2,000 per child, and income plan with a unan- Local news in the palm of your hand come of $500 to $1,000 each only families that owed in- imous vote that showed month to do with as they come taxes to the govern- bipartisan support. It will please, and tracking what ment could receive it. That provide monthly payments happens. A coalition known excluded low-income fami- to qualifying pregnant peo- as Mayors for a Guaran- lies and those who general- ple and young adults who teed Income plans to use ly have no income to report. recently left foster care. the data — collected along- Biden is pushing to ex- Some pilot programs side a University of Penn- tend the credit through have been funded private- sylvania-based research 2025, and ultimately make ly — Twitter founder Jack center — to lobby the White it permanent. Republicans Dorsey has donated over House and Congress for a argue doing so would create $15 million to MGI. Other federal guaranteed income a disincentive for people to places, like Minneapolis, or, for starters, to make the work, and lead to more pov- are using federal dollars new $300 per month child erty — an argument simi- from the American Rescue tax credit that’s set to ex- lar to what critics say about Plan. pire after this year perma- the guaranteed income Matt Zwolinski, director nent. programs. 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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Roommates get snippy over canine care DEAR ABBY: My hus- may have been molest- band and I are newly- Dear Abby is written by Abigail ed by that predator. weds and share an apart- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne DEAR ABBY: Is it ap- ment with another couple propriate to use dental because we ran into - Phillips, and was founded by her oss in public? When my nancial dif culties, and mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact mom eats out, she uses this was our only option. Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. dental oss while she is The problem is the other Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. still at the table or while couple has two dogs they walking out of the restau- expect us to take care of rant. She thinks she’s be- while they’re at work. ing discreet, but what My husband and I get animals and you won’t doctor or just let it go? I she’s doing is obvious. home two hours earlier be doing it anymore. have heard about priests When I ask her to stop, than they do in the eve- Then remind them doing this, but I was go- she says she can’t stand ning, and they have be- that while you were ing to a Pentecostal having food in her teeth. church. come accustomed to our willing to do an occa- I tell her to go into the restroom or do it outside, generosity in occasional- sional favor, you do not ly taking the dogs out MALE READER but she does neither and and walking them. They appreciate their atti- IN KENTUCKY continues to oss. I’m now expect us to do it tude of entitlement. hoping she’ll listen to you every day, and get angry You are not their built- DEAR MALE and that you will back and nasty if we don’t. in dog walkers. You READER: It is very me up. Please help. only have to occupy the important for your ELLEN IN THE “doghouse” if you allow mental health that you IN THE USA yourself to be put in tell your doctor every- DOGHOUSE IN one. thing you have dis- DEAR ELLEN: I agree GEORGIA DEAR ABBY: I have closed to me, because that ossing one’s teeth in never told anyone about what happened to you public is unsightly and DEAR IN THE this. I was molested by something that should be DOGHOUSE: You my pastor when I was 8, is likely the cause of done in private. If it be- and your roommates and again when I was 14. your depression and comes necessary, it should appear to have a com- I see a doctor because of PTSD. Do this, not be done in the restroom. munication problem. depression and PTSD. only for yourself, but (Need I add that if there Speak up. Tell them My doctor doesn’t know, also because it may is mouth-rinsing, the sink and I don’t want my fam- should be cleaned after- you dislike their palm- ily to know. I don’t even help other young peo- ward and any detritus ing off the responsibil- know if the pastor is still ple who belong to that stuck to the mirror re- ity for walking their alive. Should I tell my church and who also moved?) BRIDGE
Remember to go slowly at trick one In a letter written in 1763, Marie ful handling. de Vichy-Chamrond, Marquise du Assuming the missing spades ar- Deffand, claimed, “The rst step is en’t breaking 4-0, you have nine top the hardest.” Obviously, she never ran tricks: seven spades, one diamond a marathon, when the rst step is the easiest. But in bridge, as I might have and one club. The simple approach mentioned before(!), it is true that is to win the rst trick with dummy’s more mistakes are made at the rst club ace and take the diamond - trick than at any other single trick. nesse. However, nesses almost al- With that unsubtle hint, you should ways fail in bridge columns. nd today’s deal easy. How would It is preferable to assume that you plan the play in four spades after West leads the club king? West has the club queen to back up I never know when it is better to his king lead. At trick one, play low raise to three no-trump with a hand from the dummy and unblock your like South’s. If the major were a mi- jack. Either now or later, depending nor, it would be automatic to rebid on West’s lead at trick two, nesse three no-trump. But with that good a dummy’s club 10 and cash the ace major, you worry about looking silly if the opponents run the hearts or clubs as your 10th trick. when you had 10 tricks in spades. Actually, the last step of a mara- Here, though, three no-trump cruises thon normally isn’t the hardest. That home, and four spades needs care- comes some paces earlier. SATURDAY JULY 24, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV JULY 24, 2021 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 SATURDAY SUNDAY BROADCAST STATIONS 8 p.m. WGBH Escape to the Cha- Worsley’s Royal Unforgotten on Professor T A librar- Antiques Stories- Ken Burns: The National Parks 8 a.m. ^ PBS teau: DIY Palace Secrets Masterpiece ian is poisoned. R’dshow Stage AMC NBC Eden: Untamed Planet WBZ Rock, Jeopardy! 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Hobbs Nick Cannon Pres- Wild ’n Wild ’n Wild ’n VH1 Boys II” (2003) offers Dom and crew a full pardon for their help. ents: Wild ’n Out Out Out Out B6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY JULY 24, 2021 Brazil reopens amid looming threat from delta variant By Débora Álvares has long opposed restric- And Mauricio tions and played down Savarese COVID-19's risks, often ASSOCIATED PRESS saying infection is inev- itable. Lawmakers have BRASILIA, Brazil — begun investigating his ad- With the number of coro- ministration's handling of navirus deaths starting to the pandemic, particular- recede in Brazil, a renewed ly why of cials appear to sense of optimism has led have been slow to acquire state governors to roll back vaccines. restrictions, soccer fans are starting to return to stadi- Health Minister Marcelo ums, and the mayor of Rio Queiroga says getting more de Janeiro has said the of the population vaccinat- city's famous New Year's ed is the best way to stop party is back on. the variant, but he insists But one question looms that Brazil must resume its PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS over these early signs of economic activities. "We have available hos- Naomi Osaka climbs stairs to light the Olympic Cauldron during the opening ceremony in the recovery: What will hap- Olympic Stadium at the 2021 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. pen as the delta variant of pital bed capacity and we COVID-19 spreads through will live with this pandem- the mostly unvaccinated ic until we can control it country, which already has de nitively," Queiroga said Tokyo Olympics begin with muted the world's second-highest Wednesday. He stressed death toll with 547,000 fa- the importance of know- talities? ing whether each person ceremony and empty stadium The variant is boosting infected with the variant has already had one shot cases and deaths globally "This feeling of together- for athletes' entrances. parts of the world, reel from or two. By Foster Klug after a period of decline, ASSOCIATED PRESS ness — this is the light at Mostly masked athletes the continuing gut punch of British researchers found and the World Health Or- the end of the dark tunnel waved enthusiastically to a pandemic that is stretch- ganization anticipates that two doses of either the TOKYO — Belated and of the pandemic," Bach thousands of empty seats ing well into its second it will become dominant P zer or AstraZeneca vac- beleaguered, the virus-de- declared. Later, Japanese and to a world hungry to year, with cases in Tokyo within months. The race cines were only slightly less layed Tokyo Summer tennis star Naomi Osaka watch them compete but approaching record highs is on to vaccinate as many effective at blocking delta's Olympics nally opened received the Olympic ame surely wondering what to this week: Will the deep, in- Brazilians as possible. symptomatic illness, com- Friday night with cascad- from a torch relay through make of it all. Some athletes trinsic human attachment Countries that succeeded pared with earlier variants. ing reworks and made- the stadium and lit the marched socially distanced, to the spectacle of sporting in doing so, like the U.K., Importantly, the vaccines for-TV choreography that Olympic cauldron. while others clustered in competition at the highest have seen infections soar in were hugely effective at unfolded in a near-empty Trepidations throughout ways utterly contrary to or- possible level be enough to recent weeks — but with- preventing hospitalization. stadium, a colorful but Japan have threatened for ganizers' hopes. The Czech salvage these Olympics? out a corresponding rise in But just one dose proved strangely subdued ceremo- months to drown out the Republic entered with oth- Time and again, previous serious illnesses or deaths. far less effective than ny that set a striking tone usual packaged glitz of the er countries even though opening ceremonies have to match a unique pandem- Experts are concerned against other variants. opening. Inside the stadi- its delegation has had sev- pulled off something that ic Games. that it is unlikely Brazil That prompted Britain, um after dusk Friday, how- eral positive COVID tests approaches magic. Scan- As their opening played can do the same in time. which earlier extended the ever, a precisely calibrated since arriving. dals — bribery in Salt Lake out, devoid of the usual "It will be explosive," said gap between doses, to speed ceremony sought to portray "You had to face great City, censorship and pollu- crowd energy, the Olympics Gonzalo Vecina, a professor up second shots. There's that the Games — and challenges on your Olympic tion in Beijing, doping in convened amid simmering their spirit — are going on. journey," Bach told the ath- Sochi — fade into the back- of public health at the Uni- little information on the anger and disbelief in much Early in the ceremony, an letes. "Today you are mak- ground when the sports versity of Sao Paulo. "There ef cacy of other vaccines of the host country, but with ethereal blue light bathed ing your Olympic dream begin. against the variant. will be a new wave. We are hopes from organizers that the empty seats as loud come true." But with people still That's worrisome for opening too much." the excitement of the sports music muted the shouts of Organizers held a mo- falling ill and dying each Brazil's Health Ministry Brazil, where 17 percent to follow would offset the scattered protesters out- ment of silence for those day from the coronavirus, counted 140 cases of the of the population is fully widespread opposition. side calling for the Games who had died in the pan- there's a particular urgen- delta variant by Friday, in- vaccinated and 44 percent "Today is a moment of to be canceled. A single demic; as it ticked off and cy to the questions about cluding its three most pop- have received the rst of hope. Yes, it is very differ- stage held an octagon the music paused, the whether the Olympic ame ulous states, and 12 deaths. two shots. The AstraZen- ent from what all of us had shape meant to resemble sounds of the protests can burn away the fear or Analysts say the gures eca shot makes up nearly imagined," IOC President the country's fabled Mount echoed in the distance. provide a measure of ca- are vast undercounts due half of all vaccines admin- Thomas Bach said. "But let Fuji. Later, an orchestral Protesters' shouts gave tharsis — and even awe — to lack of testing and ge- istered, China's Sinovac us cherish this moment be- medley of songs from icon- voice to a fundamen- after a year of suffering and nome sequencing. more than a third, and P z- cause nally we are all here ic Japanese video games tal question about these uncertainty in Japan and President Jair Bolsonaro er most of the rest. together." served as the soundtrack Games as Japan, and large around the world.
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Justice!” as anonymity. she headed straight to her FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Earlier, cries of “Assassin!” husband’s casket, climbing lled the air at the arrival of Suhail Shaheen, Afghan Taliban spokesman and a member of the negotiation team, gestures the stairs and stopping in Haiti’s National Police Chief while speaking during a joint news conference in Moscow. front of it. Her right arm León Charles. Haitians clad in a sling, she lay her left in somber suits, shiny shoes arm on the casket and then and black and white formal To reach a peace deal, Taliban brought it to her heart as dresses shouted and point- she stood there in silence. ed ngers at the neighbor- Her eyes lled with tears ing seating platforms where as her three children joined Haitian of cials and for- say Afghan president must go her. eign dignitaries sat above Minutes later, a group of at least a dozen men with By Kathy Gannon of provincial capitals — sands for visas to leave assessment. "So we do not supporters grabbed a large high-powered weapons. ASSOCIATED PRESS advances that come as the Afghanistan, fearing a want to repeat that same portrait of Moïse and parad- “You didn’t take any mea- last U.S. and NATO sol- violent descent into cha- formula." ed with it as the police band sures to save Jovenel! You ISLAMABAD — The diers leave Afghanistan. os. The U.S.-NATO with- But he was also uncom- began to play the national contributed to his killing!” Taliban say they don't This week, the top U.S. drawal is more than 95 promising on the continued anthem over loud wails. one woman yelled. want to monopolize power, military of cer, Gen. Mark percent complete and due rule of Ghani, calling him a As the ceremony began, but they insist there won't On the grounds below, one Milley, told a Pentagon to be nished by Aug. 31. war monger and accusing hundreds of protesters be peace in Afghanistan Moïse supporter threatened press conference that the Shaheen said the Tal- him of using his Tuesday clashed with police outside until there is a new nego- Charles: “You need to leave Taliban have "strategic iban will lay down their the private residence. Shots tiated government in Ka- speech on the Islamic holy now or we’re going to get momentum," and he did weapons when a negotiat- day of Eid-al-Adha to prom- erupted and tear gas and you after the funeral!” bul and President Ashraf not rule out a complete ed government acceptable ise an offensive against black smoke wafted into Newly appointed Prime Ghani is removed. Taliban takeover. But he to all sides in the con ict the Taliban. Shaheen dis- the heavily guarded cere- Minister Ariel Henry ar- In an interview with said it is not inevitable. "I is installed in Kabul and missed Ghani's right to mony. Protesters’ cries car- rived after to cries of, “Jus- The Associated Press, don't think the end game Ghani's government is govern, resurrecting allega- ried over religious leaders Taliban spokesman, Su- is yet written," he said. gone. tice for Jovenel!” hail Shaheen, who is also Memories of the Tali- "I want to make it clear tions of widespread fraud speaking at the funeral. White T-shirts and caps a member of the group's ban's last time in power that we do not believe in that surrounded Ghani's At the end of the funeral, emblazoned with his pic- negotiating team, laid out some 20 years ago, when the monopoly of power 2019 election win. After Martine Moïse spoke pub- ture were distributed to the insurgents' stance on they enforced a harsh because any governments that vote, both Ghani and licly for the rst time since supporters the day before what should come next in brand of Islam that de- who (sought) to monop- his rival Abdullah Abdul- the attack, her soft voice what is expected to be the a country on the precipice. nied girls an education olize power in Afghani- lah declared themselves growing stronger through nal ceremony to honor The Taliban have swift- and barred women from stan in the past, were not president. After a compro- the 15-minute speech. Moïse, who was shot several ly captured territory in work, have stoked fears of successful governments," mise deal, Abdullah is now “They’re watching us, times on July 7 during an recent weeks, seized stra- their return among many. said Shaheen, apparent- No. 2 in the government waiting for us to be afraid,” attack at his private home tegic border crossings and Afghans who can afford it ly including the Taliban's and heads the reconcilia- she said. “We don’t want that seriously injured his are threatening a number are applying by the thou- own ve-year rule in that tion council. vengeance or violence. We’re wife, Martine.
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Help MA reopen safely. Add your phone to the fight. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY JULY 24, 2021 REAL ESTATE ‘Why can’t we rebuild?’ Surfside condo owners tell judge they want to stay By David Ovalle consensus is hard to come of the property, to com- ness executive Rodney On Wednesday, condo compensation. TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE by, even in wake of un- pensate victims and rela- Barreto and lawyer Man- owner Oren Cytrynbaum “I can’t wait eight years precedented tragedy. tives of the dead. ny Kadre have already said a small group of and hope that the real es- MIAMI — Yadira San- Raysa Rodriguez, who The property, which been in talks with Flori- owners had spoken “with tate market is still strong tos, who survived the escaped alongside Santos could fetch over $100 mil- da’s governor, as well as some developers” about and some developer gives Surfside condo collapse early on June 24, does not lion in the open market, federal and county lead- the possibility of rebuild- me more of an upside,” along with her 8-year-old want a rebuild. Speak- is nowhere close to being ers, about the possibil- ing. “There is a method Hanzman said. son, stood at the court- ing via Zoom, Rodriguez sold. The Miami-Dade Po- ity of using government where owners who want Cytrynbaum, a lawyer room podium, overcome told the court Wednesday lice Department techni- funds to buy the property to so stay can get units. himself, said he believes with emotion. Many of that she remains haunted cally has custody of the to turn into a memorial. Owners who want to get the possibility should her neighbors and friends site, which has largely “We are balancing paid out as if a tradition- perished in the collapse of by the memories of that at least be explored. He al land sale will get paid Champlain Towers South. night, including an un- been cleared of the mil- the desire to gets funds agreed to act as a spokes- So did her condo unit — seen woman crying for lions of pounds of con- quickly, and to honor the out,” Cytrynbaum said. man of sorts for unit own- which she worked for help from the rubble. crete and metal that col- memories of the people “A developer will make ers. years to pay off. “I personally could lapsed. Federal scientists who have been injured pro ts and on top of it, a After court, he declined “I had worked my whole never live in a building tasked with determining and who have perished share of pro ts will go to to say how many unit life. I worked hard for [there],” Rodriguez said. the cause of the collapse there,” Kadre said. a victim’s fund.” owners favor rebuilding, what I was able to accom- ‘’That is a gravesite.” are still poring over the Hanzman has left open Cytrynbaum was joined but acknowledged it’ll be plish,” Santos told a Mi- The survivors aired site. A grand jury is also the possibility of a memo- in court by Santos, and tough to get everyone on ami-Dade judge Wednes- their views Wednesday exploring the issue of rial, but insisted he wants unit owners Paolo Lon- the same page. On his day. “Why can’t we rebuild as part of a hearing for building safety associated fair market value to com- gobardi and Marcelo phone, he ashed a group where we called home?” the slew of lawsuits led with high-rise building. pensate victims, some of Peña, all who spoke out chat with homeowners Santos is part of a in the collapse of Cham- Still, talk of the sale has whom lost their homes in court and favored re- — with messages that group of condo owners plain Towers South, sparked backlash from and possessions, others building. had streamed in during that’s now publicly advo- which killed nearly 100 some relatives and sur- who lost their lives. Hanzman said he’s open the hearing, which was cating for working with people in one of the dead- vivors, who feel the site “Victims are not going to the possibility. But broadcast on Zoom. “I a developer to rebuild liest building failures in should be turned into a to donate their real estate he also called himself a stand with Oren,” some Champlain Towers South U.S. history. Miami-Dade memorial park or left un- to the public,” Hanzman “pragmatist,” and worried said. Others said he didn’t on the beach-side Collins Circuit Judge Michael developed, instead of the said. that it could be a gamble speak for them. Avenue site. But as with Hanzman, who is presid- site of a modern condo Hanzman seemed less to nd developers who “No one is saying I condo unit owners any- ing over the cases, has built on hallowed ground. optimistic about the pos- have nancing and pa- speak on everyone’s be- where in South Florida, been pushing for the sale High-pro le Miami busi- sibility of rebuilding. tience, as victims wait for half,” he said. Catch up with your favorite team in Item Sports!
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