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FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 2020 DEALS OF THE EDIC grants After 202 years, Housing$DAY$ relief to local Eastern Bank experts planPG. 3 businesses to go public Lynn’s futureDEALS FOR THE ITEM Steve Krause By Gayla CawleyOF THE ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF LYNN — As small businesses attempt to rebound $ $ from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Economic Develop- DAY LYNN — In a move that reverses two centuries of LYNN — Local housing experts andPG. developers 3 are ment & Industrial Corporation of Lynn continues to do mutuality, Eastern Bank Thursday told its employ- looking for ways to plan for future development in its part to support their recovery efforts. ees that it intends to go public in the largest such Lynn that would help meet, rather than exacerbate, EDIC/Lynn has awarded almost $600,000 to 81 lo- conversion in banking history, CEO Bob Rivers said the housing needs of city residents. cal businesses in the last three months, with grants Thursday. The virtual panel discussion Wednesday night was ranging from $3,000 to $10,000. Approximately 75 per- Established 202 years ago in Salem, Eastern has moderated by Karina Milchman, chief of housing and cent of the businesses that have received grants are been the oldest and largest mutual bank in the Unit- neighborhood development for theDEALS Metropolitan Area minority- and female-owned, according to EDIC/Lynn ed States. Bob Rivers, who took over as CEO 3½ years Planning Council (MAPC), the entityOF workingTHE with EDIC, A6 EASTERN, A6 $HOUSING,DAY$ A6 PG. 3 Juneteenth Red Rock run Lynn commemorates protestDEALS OF THE freedom group$DAY$ PG. 3 for slaves sets goals By Julian Agyeman and Ko Boone By Elyse Carmosino ASSOCIATED PRESS ITEM STAFF June 19 is celebrated by black Americans LYNN — Saturday’s “Prevent as Juneteenth, marking the date in 1865 that the Cycle” event in Lynn will former slaves were informed of their freedom, try something different from albeit two years after the Emancipation Proc- other recent protests held in lamation. Coming this year at a time of pro- support of the Black Lives Mat- test over the continued police killing of black ter movement. people, it provides an opportunity to look back “Our goal at the end of this at how black Americans were deprived of land is to sit down with represen- ownership and the economic power that it tatives or the police chief and brings. see if we can come to a mutu- Underlying the recent unrest sweeping U.S. al understanding and get some cities over police brutality is a fundamental change, because there is no ex- inequity in wealth, land and power that has cuse when there are community circumscribed black lives since the end of slav- members willing to work within ery in the U.S. the systems that are working The “40 acres and a mule” promised to for- against us,” said the event’s merly enslaved Africans never came to pass. founder, Brianna Castro. There was no redistribution of land, no repara- Castro, 19, said she wanted to tions for the wealth extracted from stolen land hold a community event aimed by stolen labor. at presenting city of cials with An expanded concept of the “black commons” a clear-cut list of asks from — based on shared economic, cultural and dig- Lynn residents. ital resources as well as land — could act as Those who attend the event one means of redress. As professors in urban — to be held at six separate lo- planning and landscape architecture, our re- cations — will be asked to sign search suggests that such a concept could be a petition detailing several de- a part of undoing the racist legacy of chattel mands, which include: For the slavery by encouraging economic development Lynn Police to require all of - and creating communal wealth. cers wear body cameras; for the Land grab Human Rights Commission to The proportion of the United States under be fully staffed and functional; black ownership has actually shrunk over the for the Human Rights Com- last 100 years or so. mission to be responsible for At their peak in 1910, African-American securing a diversity training farmers made up around 14 percent of all U.S. program for all city employees farmers, owning 16 to 19 million acres of land. and for that training to be man- By 2012, black Americans represented just 1.6 datory; for legislation outlawing percent of the farming community, owning 3.6 the chokehold; for mandatory medical aid for detainees; and JUNETEENTH, A5 for clear directives for of cers when using deadly force. In addition, Castro said she hopes to work with city of cials COVID-19 to develop more inclusive school Lynn, Revere report new virus cases. A3 curriculums that also incorpo- Saugus rate nancial literacy courses. Return to schools “driven by health.” A3 “We want to incorporate black history, ethnic studies, activism, Opinion and advocacy into Lynn Public Jourgensen: You and the “Zoom” you. A4 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Schools, similar to KIPP Acade- my Lynn Collegiate,” said Castro, Sports Nine-week-old Myah, a Jack Russell Terrier/Maltese/Chihuahua mix, who is herself a 2018 graduate Julianna Perry caps off a career gives chase as Ismael Eldjidel-Mercedes, 9, of Lynn, runs through Red of achievements at English. B1 Rock Park on Thursday evening. GOALS, A3 Swampscott Contender drops Select Board Swampscott candidates debate school board bid By David McLellan hosted by The Item and By David McLellan thanked her supporters, ITEM STAFF moderated by Carolina ITEM STAFF but said she made the de- Trujillo. cision to drop out “largely SWAMPSCOTT — The election will be held SWAMPSCOTT — The to focus on my own mental There are three candi- Tuesday, June 30. Swampscott School Com- health. dates vying for two open Candidates were rst mittee “race” is no longer “Trying to balance the seats on the Swampscott given an opportunity to a race. Two candidates are demands of full-time work, Select Board, and none introduce themselves. vying for two open seats, parenting, and homes- are incumbents. Williams grew up in after the third candidate, chooling during this pan- Thursday morning, can- Swampscott, and went Keiko Zoll, dropped out demic has been a struggle. didates Stephen T. Wil- to Swampscott schools, Clockwise from top left, Item Community Re- Thursday morning. This was a decision with liams; Neal Duffy; and just like his children, and lations Director Carolina Trujillo interviews Zoll announced on Face- which I’d been wrestling David Grishman partic- Swampscott Select Board candidates David book that she was end- ipated in a Zoom debate DEBATE, A3 Grishman, Stephen T. Williams and Neal Duffy. ing her campaign, and BID, A3

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Tammy Croce Daley, 53 Alfred C. Speranza, 89 1967-2020 Tammy Croce Daley, 53, Alfred C. “Fred” Speranza passed away peacefully in her passed away peacefully June sleep at the Kaplan Family 16, 2020. He was 89 years Hospice House in Danvers, on old. He leaves behind his June 15, 2020. Tammy fought wife, Frances; his daughters a courageous battle with can- Marianne and her husband cer for nine months. Tammy Eric Hartmann, Kathleen lived in Amesbury, and was a Speranza and her husband manager with Stop & Shop. Parker Heath, and Elisa Tammy is survived by her Speranza and Jon Kardon, son, Michael Daley and daugh- and was predeceased by his ter-in-law, Shannon McDon- daughter Laura Speranza. He nough of Melrose; her father also leaves behind his be- loved grandchildren Nicho- Joseph Croce Jr., of Gloucester; FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS her brothers, Dan and Court- las and Emily Hartmann and ney Croce of Ipswich, James of Jackson Heath. He is survived In this April 10, 1961 le photo, President John Gloucester and Jason Ward of by his devoted sister Elena F. Kennedy and his sister, Jean Kennedy Smith, Billerica. She is also survived and Dennis Drislane and their watch an opening day baseball game at Grif th by her grandmother, Claire sons Matthew and Christo- Stadium in Washington. be made to the Kaplan Family pher, and by his nephew John gelist Church in Swampscott. Croce of Wake eld and her He was active in the Italian sister/aunt/friend Gail LeBlanc Hospice House. Speranza. He was the son of the late Mary (Stravato) and Club and other local organi- of Newton, N.H. She leaves be- Service information: By re- quest of the family, burial will John Speranza, and brother zations, and was a member Last surviving hind many cousins, nieces and of the late Joanna Reardon of the Town of Swampscott nephews and good friends. be private. A “Celebration of Life” will be held at a later and Richard Speranza. Finance Committee. He was Tammy was predeceased by a consummate grill-master, a dates. Arrangements were Mr. Speranza was a hard her son, Ryan Corey Daley; her worker, following in his fa- big reader and loved music, made with the PAUL ROGERS sibling of mother, Kathleen Doucette and ther’s footsteps as an expert especially Frank Sinatra. sister, Stacy Conty. Family Funeral Home, 2 Hill- bricklayer and stone mason. The family wishes to express In lieu of  owers, gifts may side Ave., Amesbury. He was active in his own con- its deep gratitude to the staff struction business into his of Bertram House, Swamp- JFK dead at 92 80s, and his handiwork will scott, for their compassionate stand as his legacy through- and professional care. highest of ces of our na- Andrew A. Mavros, 86 out Boston’s North Shore in Service information: Ad- By Michelle R. Smith hering to the guidelines of and Philip Marcelo tion,” Smith explained. “At residences, commercial build- ASSOCIATED PRESS ings and public works. Born in the Commonwealth of Mas- the time, they were simply Lynn, he was the son of Ital- sachusetts and the CDC, fu- my playmates. They were LYNN — Andrew A. Mavros, Jean Kennedy Smith, the source of my amuse- 86, of Lynn, died Tuesday, June ian immigrant parents, both neral services will be private. who was the last surviving of whom hailed from Fondi, Burial will be in Swampscott ment and the objects of 16, 2020 after a brief illness. sibling of President John my admiration.” Latina Province, Italy. He was Cemetery, Swampscott. The F. Kennedy and who as a He was the loving husband of Though she never ran a Korean War-era veteran of family hopes to hold a cele- U.S. ambassador played a Virginia (Lynch) Mavros. for of ce, Smith cam- the U.S. Marine Corps. bration of Mr. Speranza’s life key role in the peace pro- Andy attended Lynn schools paigned for her brothers, An avid runner and longtime sometime in the future. Ar- cess in Northern Ireland, and graduated from Lynn traveling the country for YMCA member, Mr. Speranza rangements entrusted to SO- has died, relatives said Classical High School. He re- then-Sen. John F. Kenne- completed the Boston Mar- LIMINE Funeral Homes, Lynn. Thursday. She was 92. tired from Mavros Bros Con- dy as he sought the presi- athon at age 54, wearing a In lieu of owers, donations Former U.S. Rep. Patrick struction as a general con- dency in 1960. T-shirt that called on St. Jude, may be made to the Laura Kennedy, Smith’s neph- tractor and mason contractor. In 1963, she accompa- the Patron Saint of Lost Caus- Speranza Memorial Fund, ew, con rmed her death He also worked for Sky Chefs nied JFK — the nation’s es. He and his wife Fran spent c/o Eastern Bank, 405 Par- Wednesday at her home airline catering. rst Irish Catholic pres- many years at their winter adise, Road, Vinnin Square, in Manhattan. He was Andy is survived by his wife ident — on his famous home in Naples, Fla., where Swampscott, MA 01907. On- among the family mem- Ginny of Lynn; son Darrin visit to Ireland. Smith Mavros of Massachusetts, son Fred enjoyed tennis, line guestbook for bers and prominent pol- life by the ocean, and family and friends iticians who highlighted later recalled the trip as Andrew Mavros and wife Julie “one of the most moving of Connecticut; four grand- spending time with to offer condolenc- Smith’s work in Ireland as friends and family. es at www.solimine. one of her enduring lega- experiences of my own children, Jonathan Mavros of life.” Their great-grand- Massachusetts, Erica DeCosta Francine Mavros, Madeline Always active in com. cies. Mavros. civic life, Mr. Speran- “She took an enormous father, Patrick Kennedy, of Massachusetts, Nicholas was from Dunganstown in Mavros of Connecticut, Shan- Service information: Fu- za was a Eucharistic Minister risk to her own reputation neral services will be private. and member of the “Dawn and stature as an am- southeastern Ireland. nen Whitehead of Pennsylva- Three decades later, in For full obituary or to leave Patrol” at St. John the Evan- bassador,” Kennedy said. nia; three great-grandchildren; 1993, Smith was appoint- a condolence for the family “Any other ambassador sister-in-law Joan McMahon ed ambassador to Ireland of Lynn; as well as several please visit www.Solimine. at that time may not have been able to pull that off.” by then-President Bill nieces and nephews. He was com. Clinton, who recalled her predeceased by his brothers Smith was the eighth of Stephen Goldstein Thursday as a “tireless John Mavros, Eli Mavros, Cos- nine children born to Jo- 1947-2020 seph and Rose Kennedy, champion of peace, inclu- tas Mavros, Alexander Mavros, sion, and dignity.” and sisters Katherine Mavros, and tragically outlived BEVERLY — Stephen H. several of them by de- Clinton said Smith was Goldstein, “Steve,” of Beverly, cades. “immediately embraced” formerly of Lynn, passed qui- Her siblings includ- by the Irish people not Clara M. Grimes etly on June 13, 2020. ed older brother Joseph just for her famous name, Steve was born and raised Kennedy Jr., killed in ac- but also because of her 1935-2020 in Lynn. He graduated from tion during World War II; “clear passion for peace Lynn English High School, Kathleen “Kick’ Kennedy, and willingness to push SWAMPSCOTT — It is with where he played baseball who died in a 1948 plane for it. ” great sadness that we an- and football. He was a long- crash; the president, as- Diplomacy, like politics, nounce the unexpected pass- time employee of West Lynn sassinated in 1963 and ran in the Kennedy fam- ing of Clara M. Grimes, be- Creamery. He also enjoyed Sen. Robert F. Kenne- ily. Smith’s father was loved wife of Robert Grimes, shing, a passion he shared dy, slain in 1968. Among ambassador to the Unit- on June 17, 2020. with both his children and Smith’s other siblings, ed Kingdom from 1938 to Born in Lynn on Feb. 4, grandchildren. Steve was Rosemary died in 2005, 1940; niece Caroline Ken- 1935 to the late Dan and known for his unique sense of Patricia in 2006 and Sen. nedy served as ambassa- Stella (Raffael) Marino, humor and his ability to make Edward Kennedy, the dor to Japan during the Clara was a proud resident an entire room laugh. youngest of the Kennedy Obama administration. of Swampscott, where she He was the husband of siblings, died of brain can- As ambassador, Kenne- graduated Swampscott High Lynda Goldstein (Gauthier) of cer in August 2009, the dy played a “pivotal role” School in 1952. She was the Beverly, with whom he shared Kulpmont, Pa. same month their sister in the Northern Ireland rst in her family to attend col- 44 years of marriage. He is Service information: Ser- Eunice Kennedy Shriver peace process, Irish Presi- lege at Green Mountain Col- also survived by his children, vices will be held at Puritan died. dent Michael Higgins said lege in Vermont. After college, sons Robert Wenzel and his Lawn Memorial Park, 185 For much of her life, Thursday. she married her high school wife Lisa, of Beverly, Ronald Lake St. in Peabody at 10 Smith was viewed as a “An activist diplomat, sweetheart, Bob. Clara and Wenzel and his wife Sue, of a.m. on Monday, June 22, quiet sister who largely she was not afraid to break Bob had just celebrated 60 2020. In lieu of owers, the her devoted son, Dan Grimes Lynn, and daughter Stephanie shunned the spotlight. with convention or explore years of marriage on June 12. family asks that you con- and his wife Valeri; her two Goldstein of Beverly. He was She wrote in her memoir the limits of her mandate,” Early in her career Clara sider a donation in Steve’s cherished granddaughters, the beloved grandfather to that her childhood seemed he said in a statement. worked as an administrator at name to the American Kid- Alison Grimes and Jennifer his grandchildren Jake, Max, “unexceptional” much of “She will be forever re- General Electric, after which Amanda and Veronica. Steve ney Fund. Friends and family the time. membered as the diplomat she was self-employed man- Grimes, and Alison’s ancé Jake McDougall; her niece and was also the son of Jacqueline are encouraged to leave con- “It is hard for me to ful- who had a sense of Irish aging accounts for CB Radio Butler (Marder) and brother of dolences at www.goodrichfu- ly comprehend that I was history and of what had Company and for the multi- godchild Marie Roache, her husband Bill McCarthy; niece Ann Martino (Goldstein) of neralhome.com. growing up with brothers in uenced the Irish in the family properties that she and who eventually occupy the United States.” Bob owned. She was also a Stella Ames and husband Paul, member of the St. John the her nephew Stephen Grimes Evangelist Sodality, worked part and his wife Barbara, nephew WWII forces sweetheart singer Vera Lynn dies time for the Town of Swamp- Stuart Grimes and his wife scott and volunteered at the Rita, niece Susan Pace and her Swampscott Senior Center. husband Gordon; her godchild, LONDON (AP) — Dame they could associate with,” the war would doom her Again.” Once again the Clara and Bob loved to trav- Cathleen Forster, as well as Vera Lynn, the endearing- she once told The Associ- chance of success. public found comfort in el and shared many adven- several great nieces and neph- ly popular “Forces’ Sweet- ated Press. “I was an ordi- “When war rst start- her words of hope, which tures traversing the globe from ews. Clara was predeceased heart” who serenaded Brit- nary girl.” ed, when it was declared, resonated in the locked- Ireland to England, France and by her daughter, Mary Ann ish troops during World Tributes poured in from I thought, ‘Well there goes down country. Australia. When they weren’t Grimes, her sister Dolly Roache War II, has died at 103. political leaders, enter- my career.’ You know, I shall In a re ection of her During the war and long tainers, veterans and nish up in a factory or the traveling, they enjoyed boat- and her brother-in-law Ted. enduring appeal, Queen after, Lynn got crowds thousands of fans. army or somewhere,” she ing on their boat “The Black Service information: Fu- Elizabeth II also invoked singing, smiling and cry- Prime Minister Boris recalled. “You imagined all Watch” and their excursions neral services at St. John the words of Lynn’s sig- included an extended jour- the Evangelist Church will ing with sentimental fa- Johnson said her “charm the theaters closing down, vorites such as “We’ll Meet and magical voice en- which didn’t happen except nature song as she ad- ney exploring America’s Great be private, followed by buri- dressed the nation in Loop over a three-year period. Again,” and “The White tranced and uplifted our when the sirens sound- al at Swampscott Cemetery lockdown. Clara was extremely proud on Monday, June 22, 2020. Cliffs of Dover.” country in some of our ed. And everybody, if they of her Italian heritage. She In lieu of owers, donations “The family are deeply darkest hours. Her voice wanted to, they could stay loved to cook and was happi- can be made in Clara’s name saddened to announce the will live on to lift the hearts in the theater and the show est sharing meals from recipes to the Special Olympics at passing of one of Britain’s of generations to come.” would go on.” 781-593-7700 passed down from her mother www.SpecialOlympics.org. To best-loved entertainers at Lynn hosted a wildly pop- In September 2009, long Publishing Daily, except Sundays the age of 103,” her family ular BBC radio show during after her retirement, Lynn USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 and celebrating with family leave a condolence for the Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA and friends. She enjoyed living family please visit www.Soli- said in a statement. “Dame the war called “Sincerely topped the British album Vera Lynn, who lived in Yours” in which she sent chart with a hits collection and additional of ces. on the ocean and will always mine.com. Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item be remembered for her 4th of Ditchling, East Sussex, messages to British troops titled “We’ll Meet Again Subscriptions July cookouts on the beach. passed away earlier today, abroad and performed the — The Very Best of Vera Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States Clara is survived by her lov- 18 June 2020, surrounded songs they requested. The Lynn.” It reached No. 1, $30.00 for 4 weeks by her close family.” half-hour program came on despite competition from $95.00 for 13 weeks ing husband Robert Grimes; $185.00 for 26 weeks Lynn possessed a down- during the highly coveted the release of remastered $340.00 for 1 year to-earth appeal, remind- slot following the Sunday Beatles’ albums. Send payment to and POSTMASTER, ing servicemen of the night news. Amid this year’s corona- send address changes to: wives and sweethearts “Winston Churchill was virus outbreak, Lynn and The Daily Item 110 Munroe St. call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 they left behind when they my opening act,” she once opera singer Katherine P.O. Box 5 to start your went off to war. said. Jenkins released a char- daily subscription. Lynn, MA 01903 “I was somebody that But Lynn once thought ity version of “We’ll Meet FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Return to schools in Saugus ‘driven by health’

By Elyse Carmosino that hasn’t been changed “Every one of those (sce- desks, we could put a pro- ITEM STAFF mid-stream, I’m open. narios) impacts every- jector at the front of that None of us have that intel.” thing else,” Fisher said. (room), and one teacher SAUGUS — The com- Saugus schools have “We’re trying to plan un- could be teaching math to plicated road to reopening taught students via “dis- der different variations a whole gymnasium full of has yet to be mapped out tance learning” methods in case one is the one that kids. for Saugus Public Schools. since March, but health happens.” “That’s an idea we Superintendent David officials warn that the cur- Adding to the complexity hadn’t thought of before, DeRuosi told the Saugus rent health crisis may last of the situation is the fact because not every district School Committee Thurs- well into the fall, leaving that students in grades 6 is going to have this great day that he is “at the school officials everywhere through 12 will start the new building.” whim of the Department scrambling to put together 2020-2021 school year in DeRuosi said he would Keiko Zoll dropped out of the Swampscott of Health” when it comes reopening plans that will a new middle-high school be open to considering School Committee race Thursday morning. to nailing down an official comply with each state’s building, which means any plan presented, but date for allowing students mandated safety regula- state-mandated guide- warned that determin- back into the district’s tions. lines will need to be ma- ing the ultimate impact Contender drops school public school buildings, “We have to take this neuvered in unfamiliar of each plan will further which have been closed for really seriously,” said Vice- — although much larger complicate the process. more than three months Chair Ryan Fisher, who — territory. “I’m willing to look at board bid in Swampscott due to the coronavirus added that a recent fi- “Say they tell us we need anything, (but) there is pandemic. nance committee meeting to keep everyone five feet a ripple effect to every- BID to the many challenges “We’re being driven by had explored several dif- apart,” Fisher said. “Be- thing,” he said. From A1 ahead, from the reopen- health,” DeRuosi said to ferent reopening scenar- cause we have this brand- ing of our schools this fall the committee. “If you can ios, each of which would new building with an au- Elyse Carmosino can be for several weeks, and one to the building of a new all tell me one common differently impact the dis- ditorium (where) we could reached at ecarmosino@ made largely out of the elementary school in the message about this virus trict’s budget. easily spread out some itemlive.com. need to focus on my own coming years.” mental health,” Zoll said. Zoll is the second person Zoll said the decision was to drop out as a candidate “not made lightly,” espe- for School Committee, Lynn, Revere report new virus cases cially less than two weeks with Greg D’Antona hav- By Gayla Cawley which has been consistent new cases per day. Eighty bers. away from election day, and ing resigned his candidacy ITEM STAFF since early May. people have died from As of Wednesday, Mar- after receiving endorse- earlier this month. D’An- Sixteen new cases were COVID-19 illness and blehead has 228 cases ment from the Swampscott tona could not be reached New coronavirus cases, reported in Lynn on 1,457 residents have re- and 30 deaths, Peabody Reporter the night before for comment. but no additional deaths Thursday, which brings covered, according to city has 1,038 cases and 159 she dropped out. The Item hosted a Zoom “I am and will be OK,” were reported in Lynn and the city’s caseload to data. deaths, Saugus has 554 debate with the candidates Zoll said. “It’s just a pro- for School Committee on Revere on Thursday. 3,601. Ninety-five people Numbers remained the cases and 34 deaths, and cess to which I must fully Thursday. Because Zoll Several other North have died from the virus same in Nahant (42 cases In Swampscott, 128 peo- Shore communities re- and 2,602 people have re- and six deaths) and Lyn- commit for my own well- dropped out earlier that ple have been infected and being. Additionally, my day, she did not participate ported no changes in their covered, according to city nfield (96 cases and 11 eight have died. case counts or did not pro- data. deaths) on Thursday. role at work has recently in the debate. Visit www. vide updated numbers. Revere reported three At press time, Marble- Gayla Cawley can be shifted, and will require itemlive.com or read Satur- The numbers reflect a new cases on Thursday, head, Peabody, Saugus reached at gcawley@item- significantly more time day’s edition of the Item to trend of declining case which reflects its sev- and Swampscott had not live.com. Follow her on than I would be able to read what the other candi- counts in the region, en-day average of 3.4 provided updated num- Twitter @GaylaCawley. commit to School Com- dates, incumbent Suzanne mittee. Though I’m no lon- Wright and John Giantis, ger running, I have every said during the debate. intention of holding our Swampscott’s town elec- School Committee and our tion will be Tuesday, June Swampscott Select Board candidates debate school district accountable 30. DEBATE swered a question about Williams said he attend- said he is bothered that Lynn protest group sets goals From A1 finances and using free ed racial violence pro- he rarely sees dissenting cash to fund portions of tests in Swampscott, and votes on the current Se- just like his grandchil- the budget during finan- that he has been around lect Board, and Grishman GOALS to learn about themselves, dren soon will, he said. cial troubles — Swamp- the fight for civil rights agreed that the “board has From A1 and they have the right to He referred to himself as scott is currently expect- his whole life. He said been largely deferential to protect themselves in the “the old guy” in the race. ing more than $1 million he takes the issue “a lit- the chair. I will not be that of the school. “KIPP Acad- workplace and in schools He has owned and oper- to be cut from its original tle more personally than person.” emy Lynn Collegiate cur- — wherever they go.” ated a family equipment budget due to revenue others” because he has Duffy also asked Wil- rently has ethnic studies “Prevent the Cycle” will business for more than 40 shortfalls related to the a black daughter-in-law liams a question about the and activism and advocacy be Saturday, June 20, at years, is a Town Meeting COVID-19 pandemic. and three biracial grand- Town Meeting article to (classes).” 11 a.m. at six separate member, real estate man- “The idea is that we will children. remove the police and fire Castro added that she locations: Wyoma Square, ager, and was a member have one-time expenses Duffy said he can’t “gar- chiefs from “Civil Service,” hopes KIPP Academy’s Red Rock Park, Boston of the Revere Chamber of we can address with free ner enough humility” to which Williams said he modernized curriculum Street (near Stop & Shop), the Market Basket rotary, Commerce’s Board of Di- cash, but if you’re using talking about the subject would like the article to be can serve as a blueprint Central Square in Lynn, rectors for more than 10 it to address structural as a white man. He said taken up at a later Town for Lynn schools city-wide. and Lynn City Hall. At- years. issues in your budget … a good approach would be Meeting, when people “I have the curriculum tendees are encouraged “I thought I could help that can snowball,” Duffy to organize community fo- have more of a chance to to share with the super- to bring signs written in out a little bit with com- said. rums to identify problems research the issue. intendent to see if we can munication through Grishman said the town and “measurable chang- maybe create a database their preferred languages. The two seats being “These protests need to groups,” Williams said, has “been preparing for es” that can be made in contested on the five-seat similar to college librar- mentioning “forgotten a rainy day, and now it’s Swampscott to make the ies, but that would be continue happening be- Select Board are being va- cause when people try groups,” such as the lobs- raining,” and free cash and town more equitable for cated by sitting members located in the Lynn Pub- termen, police officers and stabilization funds should all. lic Library and could be expressing their demands Laura Spathanas and in a calm manner, they’re firefighters, Department be used appropriately. He “My concern in the town accessed from computers Naomi Dreeben, who have pushed aside and they ar- of Public Works staff, se- also said it’s hard for the and beyond is people be- within the schools,” she chosen not to run for re- en’t heard,” Castro said. niors, and veterans, whom town to plan financially ing on teams and people said. “I think their cur- election, as The Daily Item “There’s power in num- he will represent and com- because of uncertainty re- not giving space to make riculum is very effective previously reported. bers, and when you gather municate with. garding funding from the mistakes in this conversa- To watch the full debate, for the students, and I do (together), they have no Duffy said he has lived state this year. tion,” Duffy said. visit www.itemlive.com. think that needs to be the choice but to hear you.” in Swampscott for 16 Williams said he was “a At the end of the debate, same across all boards, re- years and is the father of little uncomfortable there the candidates we’re able David McLellan can be gardless of if it’s a public Elyse Carmosino can be two sons. He said he has are contractual agree- to exchange questions reached at dmclellan@ school or a charter school. reached at ecarmosino@ been “actively involved” in ments for the police and with each other. Williams itemlive.com. “These children deserve itemlive.com. town by coaching sports, fire departments, which as chairman of the Renew- they aren’t getting.” able Energy Committee, The three candidates and as a Town Meeting also spoke about racial member. He also helped equality and the current develop the town’s Master movement to end ra- Plan. cial violence and police “I think I’ve proven over brutality. The question the last decade-plus I have they answered came in the ability to roll up my the wake of controver- sleeves and get the hard sy in which sitting Se- work done,” Duffy said. “I lect Board member Don can’t promise I will agree Hause was accused of with everybody, but I can calling the Black Lives promise I will tell the Matter movement “liber- truth and get your ques- al bull****” while out at tions answered.” dinner with friends. Grishman is a Swamp- “We need to take this The value of each coupon shown here is equal to The value of each coupon shown here is equal to scott resident whose sons conversation out of the both attend Clarke Ele- shadows, away from the or greater than the price of the newspaper.newspaper. or greater than the price of the newspaper.newspaper. mentary School, and who whispers, and shout it said he has “spearhead- from the rooftops,” Grish- ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS!OWNERS! 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Television’s mer- The key to effective- Newsroom our own mini-movies. ciless camera eye and ly speaking on Zoom is [email protected] In that bygone age Kennedy’s savvy under- [email protected] succinct but not abrupt three months ago, you standing of lighting and declarative sentences Ext. 4 could show up for work makeup gave 70 million EDITORIAL and a cheerful tone to Sports or an appointment rea- Americans a look at a [email protected] offset the aural gobble- sonably well-groomed fresh vibrant Kennedy dy-gook of one Zoomer Ext. 5 and impress others and a haggard-looking talking over another. Retail and Online or fade into the back- Nixon. Congress needs Swampscott Board of Advertising ground and go along to Zoom and its com- [email protected] Selectmen candidates get along. panion mediums are ADVERTISING Neal Duffy, Stephen That’s all changed the new television and, Williams and David Ernie Carpenter Jr. with Zoom. Sit down in like it or not, we are its Director of Advertising to prevent Grishman graciously and Business Development, ext. 1355 front of that microcam- stars willingly or be- agreed to an Essex Me- [email protected] era and now you have grudgingly embracing dia Group (EMG) Zoom Ralph Mitchell to wonder if too much technology with witty forum on Thursday Sales Representative, ext. 1313 college fight light behind you is frizz- conversation fillers and [email protected] ing your hair or bounc- and gamely persevered attractive backdrops or through all of the Zoom Eric Rondeau ing glare off your bald stumbling into the 21st Sales Representative, ext. 1280 Editorial from the Bloomberg Opinion editorial head. If you don’t sit far pitfalls listed above. [email protected] board century’s third decade enough back from the A cheerful “good with awkward silences Patricia Whalen camera, you loom over morning” from EMG Sales Representative, ext. 1310 The coronavirus outbreak forced students at col- and hair that would put [email protected] leges across the U.S. to finish the spring semester the viewer like a crea- Community Relations Christopher Lloyd in BUSINESS OFFICE at home. As Congress considers additional relief for ture in a horror movie. Director and La Voz the “Back to the Future” higher education, lawmakers should focus on help- Bad Zoom lighting Publisher Carolina Tru- movies to shame. Susan J. Conti ing students at greatest risk of abandoning their jillo elicited a time-de- Controller, ext. 1288 makes you look even [email protected] studies altogether. older or creepy-looking. layed response from the Thor Jourgensen can According to surveys, enrollment in four-year col- Ted Grant Too much light and you three candidates. be reached at tjour- Publisher, ext. 1234 leges could drop by as much as 20 percent this fall. look like you are on an Room lighting varied [email protected]. [email protected] Attrition among poor and minority students is like- ly to be worse. Close to two-thirds of minority stu- Marian Kinney LISA ROSENBERG ext. 1212 dents say the crisis has changed their higher-ed- [email protected] ucation plans, and four out of 10 graduating from Will Kraft high school likely won’t enroll in college this year. Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 Their hesitation is understandable. Some schools Time to study deaths in custody [email protected] have outlined plans for resuming in-person in- struction, but many college students can expect to Paula Villacreses George Floyd was laid teeth to the Deaths in tional rights. A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 receive much of their instruction online — an un- to rest last week, but the Custody Report Act, by Further, Congress can- [email protected] appealing option for some, and a prohibitive one for harrowing video of his issuing penalties against not tackle policing reform those who lack reliable broadband access at home. Mike Shanahan life being snuffed out at law enforcement agen- without closing loopholes Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 In effect, the recession has made college even less the knee of a Minneap- cies that fail to comply in the U.S. prison system. [email protected] affordable for low- and middle-income students, re- Even though private quiring them to borrow more to cover expenses like olis police officer, in the with the law. Enacted in Carolina Trujillo presence of several oth- 2014, the DCRA requires prisons house 20 percent Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 books and food. [email protected] For these students especially, choosing to defer or er officers, lives on. For states to report deaths of the federal prison and many Americans who during arrests or in cus- detention population, to Jim Wilson forgo college will be damaging. More than 30 mil- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 lion Americans have some college but no degree. took to the streets in pro- tody by race, ethnicity date they are not subject [email protected] Only 15 percent of the lowest-income students get tests, this tragic event and other demographic to the Freedom of Infor- CIRCULATION a bachelor’s degree within eight years of leaving catalyzed years of frus- identifiers. mation Act and other high school. Among dropouts, fewer than 15 per- tration and anger with There are several other records laws, allowing Lisa Mahmoud them to evade public Manager, ext. 1239 cent re-enroll within five years. Students who fail police brutality and race steps Congress can take [email protected] to complete a credential earn less, suffer higher un- relations. now to make meaningful scrutiny and oversight. employment and are more likely to default on their Will it have a similar reforms. This exemption al- CUSTOMER SERVICE student loans. effect on Congress? Will The Trump administra- lows the corporations La’ Mosha Ball The simplest way to help vulnerable students it prompt congressional tion revoked an Obama- that own the prisons to Customer Service, ext. 1276 stay in school is to raise Pell Grants, the federal leaders to finally adopt era executive order in- hide critical information [email protected] government’s main form of need-based aid. More substantive policing re- tended to check the flow from the public and pol- GRAPHICS than 75 percent of Pell recipients are from families forms, reforms that de- of military equipment to icymakers, such as inci- Trevor Andreozzi with incomes below $40,000. The maximum annu- mand transparency in law enforcement agen- dent reports, grievances, Designer al award of $6,345 for 2020-2021 covers less than reporting on law enforce- cies but instead brought misuse of federal gov- [email protected] one-third of the total cost of attending a four-year ment misconduct and ac- more military weapons ernment funds and im- Ned Connors public university. Doubling it would cover half the portant communications Designer, ext. 1222 cost for the lowest-income students. countability for excessive on our streets, in our [email protected] use of force? It can and it schools and in our com- between prison staff. The additional public outlay, at least $30 billion a The Private Prison In- Mark Sutherland year, would be substantial, but hardly excessive in should — now. munities with barely any formation Act introduced Creative Director, ext. 1330 the context of the stimulus plans under discussion. There have been more safeguards or oversight. [email protected] by Senator Ben Cardin Support for the neediest students should be more than 5,000 fatal shoot- Congress can counter NEWSROOM flexible, too. Jobless adults and students whose ings by on-duty officers this slippery slope into (D-Maryland) in the Senate last year would Mike Alongi parents are unemployed and in financial difficul- in the United States authoritarianism by sup- Sports Editor, ext. 1228 ty should be eligible for help, like during the last since 2015. From 2019 to porting sensible legis- lift the veil of secrecy at [email protected] recession. Easing lifetime limits on eligibility date, there were 1,042. lation such as the Stop private prisons. Already, the Justice’s Department Bill Brotherton would encourage lower-income workers to return This data exists be- Militarizing Our Law Features Editor ext. 1338 to school and complete their credentials. And four- cause The Washington Enforcement Act spon- inspector general has [email protected] found that federal pris- year schools should work with community and Post began documenting sored by senators Rand Elyse Carmosino technical colleges to make it easier to transfer shootings after the 2014 Paul (R-Kentucky) and ons managed by private Reporter, ext. 1264 credits between institutions, so students can get killing of an unarmed Af- Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) entities are substantial- [email protected] their degrees faster. rican-American, Michael that will limit equipment ly less secure as their Gayla Cawley Student aid is just one fragment of a much larger Brown of Ferguson, Mo. transfers and require government-operated Reporter, ext. 1236 problem. American higher education faces a host counterparts, even as our [email protected] of other financial challenges, and they’ll demand The data show that Af- transparency to hold law rican-Americans are con- enforcement accountable government expands its Cheryl Charles a sustained and comprehensive government re- reliance on private pris- News Editor, ext. 1278 sponse. But first things first. Right now, Congress sistently killed at more to the public. [email protected] than twice the rate of ‘Qualified immunity,’ons paid for with taxpay- needs to help the students most at risk. er dollars. Olivia Falcigno Caucasians, even though another critical barrier Photographer, ext.1224 they are less than 13 to police accountability By taking to the [email protected] streets, protesters are percent of the U.S. popu- for brutality, automati- sending a clear message: Spenser Hasak lation. cally protects officers ac- Photographer, ext. 1332 Now more than ever, the It is urgent that state cused of police brutality [email protected] public is hungry for lead- and federal governments from being sued by the Thor Jourgensen ership that offers actual compile a reliable data victims and their fami- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 solutions to our policing [email protected] bank to track the out- lies for the violation of challenges, not politi- comes of these police-ci- their civil rights. New- Daniel Kane cal grandstanding. For Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 vilian encounters, but ly introduced legisla- George Floyd’s death to [email protected] also to enable policing tion, such as the Ending have meaning, Congress Steve Krause experts to devise equi- Qualified Immunity Act, must seize the moment Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 [email protected] table law enforcement proposed by U.S. repre- to transform our nation’s tactics and policies. The sentatives Justin Amash policing and make our David McLellan Reporter, ext. 1317 federal government can (Libertarian-Michigan) streets safe for everyone. maximize reporting from and Ayanna Press- [email protected] state and local law en- ley (D-Massachusetts) Lisa Rosenberg is the Anne Marie Tobin forcement agencies by would eliminate the Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 executive director of [email protected] CORRECTION making criminal justice immunity that the Su- Open The Government, grants and programs preme Court granted to Ryan York a non-partisan govern- Copy Editor, ext. 1220 Due to a reporter’s error, a story about Brooksby Vil- contingent on reporting officers and the burden ment transparency and [email protected] lage in Thursday’s Item misidentified the role of Erick- accurate data about ex- it places on victims to accountability coalition. TECHNOLOGY son Living. It is the developer and manager of Brooksby cessive use of force. prove police misconduct She wrote this for Inside- Village. It will also have to give violated their constitu- Sources.com. 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] FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE Crighton co-files Juneteenth holiday bill All address information, particu- works in surrounding commu- larly arrests, reflect police records. nities. The caller later said she BOSTON — State Sen. across the nation to cele- It is also a time for all of On behalf of their con- In the event of a perceived inac- thinks the sound may have Brendan Crighton helped brate freedom, emancipa- us to reflect on the pain- stituents and in solidari- curacy, it is the sole responsibility been from fireworks. file legislation to mandate tion, and to call for trans- ful legacy of slavery and ty with the Movement for of the concerned party to contact June 19 as a Massachu- formative racial justice. to commit to taking sus- Black Lives, the legisla- Fire setts holiday known as “Establishing June- tained action to eradicate tors filed An Act to make the relevant police department and Juneteenth Independence teenth as a state holiday racism and prejudice from Juneteenth Independence A report of a fire at 6:18 have the department issue a no- Day. would be a significant — our society.” Day in both chambers and p.m. Wednesday on Front tice of correction to the Daily Item. One hundred and thir- and long overdue — step Crighton, a Lynn Dem- immediately began seek- Corrections or clarifications will not Street. A caller reported there was possibly an electrical fire ty-five years ago on June in commemorating the an- ocrat, is co-sponsoring the ing co-sponsorships on the be made without express notice of because her stove top was 19, enslaved black people niversary of the emanci- holiday legislation with Massachusetts House and change from the arresting police smoking. She was advised to in Texas received word that pation of the last enslaved state representatives Bud Senate versions of the pro- department. leave her home while firefight- they were free — two and a African-Americans,” said Williams (D-Springfield),posal. ers handled the issue. half years after President Crighton. “Juneteenth is Maria Robinson (D-Fram- Current law mandates LYNN Abraham Lincoln’s Eman- a time to celebrate the end ingham), and Mindy Domb only that the governor is- Theft cipation Proclamation. of slavery and the contri- (D-Amherst), along with sue a proclamation and Accidents Since that time, each year butions of African-Amer- Sonia Chang-Diaz (D-Ja- that Juneteenth be ob- A report of a larceny/ on this date, people have icans to the Common- maica Plain) and Jo Comer- served on the Sunday clos- A report of a motor vehicle forgery/fraud at 10:08 a.m. come together in states wealth and our nation. ford (D-Northampton). est to June 19. crash at 1:16 p.m. Wednes- Wednesday on High Street. day at Eastern and West- COVID financial fraud was ern avenues; at 1:25 p.m. reported. Juneteenth commemorates freedom for slaves Wednesday at Broadway and Unemployment fraud Euclid Avenue; at 1:39 p.m. was reported at 5:29 p.m. JUNETEENTH Freedom farms DuBois’ 1907 “Economic rus pandemic and unrest Wednesday on Pleasant Wednesday at Endicott and From A1 Land ownership today Co-operation Among Ne- over police brutality have Washington streets; at 1:53 Street. could look very different. gro Americans.” DuBois highlighted deeply em- p.m. Wednesday at 849 million acres of land. An- The idea of collective own- believed that the extreme bedded structural racism. Lynnfield St.; at 2:37 p.m. NAHANT other study shows a 98 ership has a long history segregation of the Jim Organizations such as Wednesday at Fernwood Ave- percent decline in black in the United States. Even Crow era made it neces- Black Lives Matter and nue and Maple Street; at 5:06 Animal Control farmers between 1920, during slavery, a piece of sary to ground economic the Movement for Black p.m. Wednesday at Alley and and 1997. This contrasts ground was granted by empowerment in the cul- Lives are demonstrating a Commercial streets; at 9:36 Police received a call from sharply with an increase slave masters for enslaved tural bonds between black renewed vigor around col- a.m. Thursday at 634 Walnut an unknown person at 11:51 in acres owned by white African subsistence farm- people and that this could lective action and a blue- St.; at 1:33 p.m. Thursday at a.m. Wednesday who report- farmers over the same pe- ing. The Jamaican social be achieved through coop- print for how this can be Park Street and Western Ave- ed baby ducks had fallen riod. theorist Sylvia Wynter erative ownership. achieved in a digital age. nue; at 3:27 p.m. Thursday at down the drain on the out- In a 1998 report, the U.S. called this land “the plot.” Credit unions At the same time, black 1067 Western Ave. bound side of the causeway. Department of Agriculture Wynter has explained and co-ops Americans are also forg- The mother duck and one ascribed this decline to a how that these parcels of The accumulation of ing a cultural commons Assaults baby duck were in the road, long and “well-document- land were transformed wealth was not the only through events such as DJ and the caller stated they ed” history of discrimina- into communal areas desired consequence of a A report of an assault and D-Nice’s Club Quarantine had pulled over so the ducks tion against black farmers, where slaves could estab- black commons. battery at 1:16 p.m. Wednes- — a hugely popular online didn’t get hit by traffic. An of- ranging from New Deal lish their own social order, In 1967, social critic day on South Street; at 8:13 dance party. Club Quar- ficer was dispatched to the and USDA discriminatory sustain traditional Afri- Harold Cruse argued for p.m. Wednesday on Hanover antine’s success indicates area. practices dating from the can folklore and foodways a “new institutionalism” Street; at 11:07 a.m. Thurs- the potential for using 1930s to 1950s-era exclu- — growing yams, cassava that would create a “new day on Lafayette Park. online platforms to facili- Complaints sion from legal, title and and sweet potatoes. Plots dynamic synthesis of pol- A report of an assault tate community building, loan resources. were often called “yam itics, economics, and cul- and battery with a danger- An unknown caller at 10:28 pointing toward future Discriminatory practic- grounds,” so important ture.” In his view, econom- ous weapon at 4:47 p.m. p.m. Wednesday reported a economic cooperation. es have also affected who was this staple food. ic ventures needed to be Wednesday on Lowell Street. group in the DCR entrance That’s what organiza- owns property as well as The connection between grounded in the greater A report of an assault at lot playing music and being tions like Urban Patch are land. In 2017, the racial food, land, power and cul- aspirations of black com- 11:03 p.m. Wednesday on disruptive. Units were dis- trying to do. The nonprofit homeownership gap was tural survival was sub- munities — politically, High Rock Street. patched to clear the area, but group uses crowdsourced at its highest level for 50 versive in its nature. By culturally and economical- only reported one vehicle in funding to build commu- years, with 79.1 percent of appropriating physical ly. This could be achieved the area with one occupant. nity spaces in inner city Gunshots white Americans owning space to support collective through a black commons. Police received a call at areas of Indianapolis and a home compared to 41.8 growing practices within As the political econo- A report of a gunshot at 3:06 p.m. Wednesday from a encourage collective eco- percent of black Amer- the brutal constraints of mist Jessica Gordon Nem- 1:34 a.m. Thursday at 19 Sa- resident who reported a party nomic development that icans. This gap is even slavery, black people also bhardhas noted in refer- lem St. on a purple bicycle “acting echoes the black commons larger than it was when demonstrated the need ence to black credit unions suspicious” near the Johnson of years past. racist housing practices for common, shared men- and mutual aid funds, “Af- Overdose School. The long history of rac- such as redlining, which tal space to enable their rican Americans, as well ism in the United States A report of an opiate over- Police received a call at denied black residents survival and resistance. as other people of color and 2:53 p.m. Wednesday from has held back black Amer- dose at 11:51 a.m. Wednes- mortgages to buy, or loans Herbalism, medicine and low-income people, have icans for generations. But day on Eastern Avenue; at a resident who believed she to renovate, property were midwifery, and other Af- benefited greatly from co- had been the victim of identi- the current soul searching 4:41 p.m. Wednesday on For- legal. rican-American healing operative ownership and over this legacy is also tesque Terrace. ty theft because she provided The lack of ownership is practices were seen as democratic economic par- her Social Security number to an unrivaled opportunity A report of an overdose at crucial to understanding acts of resistance that ticipation throughout the to look again at the idea 12:06 p.m. Wednesday on someone she thought was a the crippling economic dis- were “intimately tied to nation’s history.” representative of L.L. Bean. of collective black action Longhill Road; at 12:28 p.m. parity that has hollowed religion and communi- The nonprofit Schum- and ownership, using it to Wednesday on Liberty Street; Police received a call at out the black middle class ty,” according to historian acher Center for a New 7:36 p.m. Tuesday from a create a community and at 8:51 p.m. Wednesday on and continues to plague Sharla M. Fett. Economics is working to economy that goes beyond party calling to complain he black America — making Essex Street. With the end of slavery, rejuvenate the idea of just ownership of land for was just involved in a road it harder to accrue wealth these plots disappeared. black commons. In a 2018 wealth’s sake. Theft rage incident on the Nahant and pass it on to future The principles of col- statement, the center pro- causeway inbound. The caller generations. lective land ownership posed to adopt a commu- The Conversation is an did not wish to pursue the in- A report of a larceny at 6 a.m. A 2017 report found evolved in post-slavery nity land trust structure independent and nonprof- cident any further and said he Thursday at 7-Eleven at 210 that the median net worth black America. It was cen- “to serve as a national ve- it source of news, analysis just wanted it on record. Lewis St.; at 2:39 p.m. Thurs- for non-immigrant black tral to civil rights orga- hicle to amass purchased and commentary from ac- day at 110 Washington St. American households in nizer Fannie Lou Hamer’s and gifted lands in a black ademic experts — Julian Citizen Assist the greater Boston region Freedom Farms, a coop- commons with the specif- Vandalism Agyeman, Tufts Universi- A caller at 2 p.m. Wednes- was just US $8, but for erative model designed to ic purpose of facilitating ty, and Kofi Boone, North A report of vandalism at day reported two young girls whites it was $247,500. deliver economic justice to low-cost access for black Carolina State University. were walking in the outbound This was due to “gener- the poorest black farmers Americans hitherto with- 5:44 p.m. Wednesday at This article is repub- lane on the causeway. An of- al housing and lending in the American South. out such access.” 29 Linden St.; at 9:50 a.m. lished from The Con- ficer was dispatched and re- discrimination through In Hamer’s view, the Meanwhile, shared eq- Thursday at 101 Fayette St. versation under a Cre- ported the parties had a bad restrictive covenants, fight for justice in the face uity housing schemes and ative Commons license. MARBLEHEAD Uber ride and were dropped redlining and other lend- of oppression required a community land trusts in the middle of the causeway. ing practices.” measure of independence continue to grow, helping Read the original ar- Nationally, between that could be achieved black families own proper- ticle here: https:// Complaints 1983 and 2013, median through owning land and ty, advance racial and eco- theconversation.com/ SWAMPSCOTT land-loss-has-plagued- An ongoing neighbor dis- black household wealth providing resources for nomic justice and mitigate black-america-since- pute was reported at 9:51 decreased by 75 percent the community. displacement resulting Complaints emancipation-is-it-time- a.m. Wednesday on Pierce to $1,700 while median This idea of a black from gentrification. to-look-again-at-black- Street. A caller reported there A caller reported a coyote white household wealth commons as a means of Digital commons commons-and-collective- is a lot of “drinking, partying was in the area at 1:49 p.m. increased 14 percent to economic empowerment The disproportionate ownership-140514. and yelling” that happens Wednesday at 144 Walker $116,800. formed a focus of W.E.B. effects of the coronavi- around 2 a.m. She thought Road. Police advised the call- the owner of the house had er to leave the animal alone. been having parties late at The town’s animal control of- Bolton critique of Trump could night. She just wanted it not- ficer was notified. ed in the log that “they were A caller reported there was out partying all night.” a seal on the beach at 2:57 A caller reported a large p.m. Wednesday at Eisman’s define tell-all book battles group of teens were “drinking Beach, 235 Puritan Road. and smoking weed” by the A report of suspicious activ- By Deb Riechmann tion for a prepublication Causeway wall on Ocean Ave- ity at 8:44 p.m. Wednesday at ASSOCIATED PRESS review to ensure govern- nue at 3:08 p.m. Wednesday. Foster Road and Tidd Street; ment secrets aren’t dis- Police didn’t see any drug ac- at 9:28 p.m. Wednesday at WASHINGTON — The closed. tivity or open containers. 15 Mountain Ave. A caller White House fight with After working for A report of gunshots at reported there was a vehicle former national security months with the White 9:06 p.m. Wednesday on parked across from their res- adviser John Bolton is the House to edit, rewrite or Devereux Terrace. A caller re- idence with several people latest chapter in a lengthy remove sensitive infor- ported hearing gunshots in inside. The car had reportedly history of Washington mation, Bolton’s lawyer the area. Police told her there been parked there for more book battles, yet it will says his client received have been many calls for fire- than an hour. likely define future cases a verbal clearance from between the U.S. govern- classification expert Ellen ment and former employ- Knight at the National ees determined to write Security Council. But he tell-alls. never got a formal clear- The government asked a FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ance letter, and the Trump federal court for a tempo- Lynn Drug Task Force Former national security adviser John Bolton administration contends rary restraining order to takes part in a discussion on global leadership that the book, titled “The prevent the release of the at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tenn. Room Where It Happened: Hotline book, claiming it contains A White House Memoir,” classified material. But ping during a 2019 sum- The two sides are set to still contains sensitive the book, set to be released mit to help his reelection face off Friday in U.S. Dis- material. 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Tuesday, is already sitting prospects and that po- trict Court in Washington, The case “has the mak- or text the word tiplynn in warehouses. And media litical calculations drove adding Bolton’s name to ings of being the defining outlets, including The Asso- Trump’s foreign policy. a long list of authors who litigation for nondisclo- and your tip to “tip411” (847411) ciated Press, have obtained Trump on Thursday have clashed with the gov- sure agreements for de- advance copies and pub- called the book a “compi- ernment over publishing cades,” said Jonathan Tur- lished stories on the book. lation of lies and made up sensitive material. ley, a constitutional law Spanish menu available The 577-page book stories” intended to make The government says expert at George Wash- paints an unvarnished him look bad. He tweeted Bolton violated a non- ington University who has All reports of neighborhood activity portrait of Trump and his that Bolton was just try- disclosure agreement in handled cases involving will be investigated. administration. Bolton ing to get even for being which he promised to sub- classified materials for Callers may remain anonymous. writes that Trump “plead- fired “like the sick puppy mit any book he might decades. “Both sides have ed” with China’s Xi Jin- he is!” write to the administra- now dug in.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 2020 Housing experts plan Lynn’s future

HOUSING process shows there’s still controls its zoning rules, margin. Most developers From A1 a need. which are malleable and aren’t “big, national folk,” “We know that the city can be changed at any but rather small-to me- Lynn Housing Authority needs more affordable time, he said. dium sized entities, and & Neighborhood Develop- housing because there are For example, DeFran- landing their next deal in ment to develop the city’s almost 20,000 low-income za said adopting Chapter a community is based on housing production plan. households in Lynn right 40R, or the “Smart Growth how they do their current Panelists in the com- now and about 12,500 of Overlay District Act,” housing job. munity forum included them are cost-burdened, which seeks to substan- “No one is looking to Chrystal Kornegay, execu- meaning they can’t afford tially increase the supply make investments in your tive director of MassHous- the housing they currently of housing and decrease community and leave,” she ing, Andrew DeFranza, live in,” Milchman said. its cost, by increasing the said. “They’re investing in executive director of Har- Kornegay added that amount of land zoned for your community and you, borlight Community Part- while she commends Lynn dense housing, is an op- who’s going to be there, nership, and Matt Zahler, for exceeding their 10 tion in Lynn. because that’s how they principal of MPZ Develop- percent requirement for An affordable housing make their money.” ment. affordable housing, that trust could also be creat- Panelists also spoke Anchoring a large part of doesn’t mean their work ed, which transfers fees largely about ensur- the discussion was how to ing that development is is done. She said city lead- that developers pay in ITEM FILE PHOTO implement zoning chang- ers need to focus on how to lieu of creating affordable planned in a way that en- es to create more inclusive grow Lynn in a way that is units in their projects to sures the community is Robert F. Rivers, chairman and CEO of East- housing options. Panelists balanced and equitable, in use toward that purpose welcoming for all, both in ern Bank, gives his welcoming remarks at the spoke in favor of the city terms of providing hous- in other parts of the city, the short- and long-term. YMCA Community Kickoff event at Eastern adopting inclusionary zon- ing options that work for DeFranza said. If development is not Bank. ing, which would require all residents. As DeFranza expects done right, that could developers to include a In her lifetime, Kornegay Lynn’s housing market lead to further displace- certain percentage of af- said there’s never been to “heat up” in the near ment and gentri cation After 202 years, Eastern fordable housing units in a time where the idea of future, he said it’s easier in the community, and a future projects. having a safe, affordable to create those affordable further hardening of in- Bank is going to go public “We can feel the impacts home has meant so much. housing outcomes, by hav- come-based segregation of (Greater Boston’s) hous- “When you lock down ing that kind of intention- lines on the North Shore, the decision was still very ing shortage all the more the planet and tell every- ality in the city’s setup. said DeFranza. EASTERN emotional for him, given acutely right now during body to stay home you’re In other words, he said, “(I want to encourage) From A1 his often-stated endorse- the COVID-19 pandem- assuming everybody has zoning changes should be Lynn to be future think- ago, extolled the virtues ment of mutuality. ic, which is highlighting a home,” said Kornegay. made sooner rather than ing and understand that of it remaining a mutual “It was very tough,” he housing problems like “What we’re saying is that later. change is going to hap- bank at the time. said. “I initiated the con- the insuf cient number of is not necessarily true.” If the market gets hotter, pen,” said Kornegay. “It’s “But,” Rivers said, “A lot versation and the board of homes, the lack of afford- The overarching goal of putting the genie back in about making Lynn a of people back then were directors started talking able homes, overcrowding Wednesday’s discussion the bottle will be “damn place for people who live concerned about whether about it 11 months ago. and homelessness,” said was to lay the foundation near impossible,” he said. here now and for those who will live here 20 years we were going to change, We deliberated the whole Milchman. for future planning for It’s a delicate balance, from now.” and that caused me, at the second half of last year. I “Through this plan, we Housing Lynn: A Plan for though, from a developer’s Due to time constraints, time, to restate the ve had come to the conclu- really want to make sure Inclusive Growth, which standpoint, said Zahler. community input was things that weren’t going sion that we could no lon- that development is part aims to increase the city’s “(We) need to make sure scarce during Wednes- to change, and No. 1 was a ger remain in a mutual of the successful strategy affordable housing stock. that the requirement isn’t day’s forum, but residents commitment to mutuality. structure and took it to to meet the housing needs Based on what and so much that it makes the were directed to provide “However, No. 3 was our the board. of Lynners, rather than where additional hous- project unfeasible,” said additional feedback as commitment to growth. “It was a tough, emotion- part of a problem that ex- ing is needed, relevant Zahler. “A lot of people part of the city’s virtual How those two things acerbates them.” zoning and development al decision, but ultimately feel developers are out to open house, which clos- played against each other Although the city has the thing that’s most im- recommendations will be make a lot of money and es on Friday, and can be is how this happened.” met its state require- drafted as part of the doc- their returns are full. portant to me, and the found at the plan’s web- Mutual banks are re- others, is that Eastern ment for affordable hous- ument, Milchman said. Sometimes that happens, site: https://www.mapc. sponsible solely to their ing, with 12.5 percent, or In terms of in uencing but a lot of times, it’s just survives. We want to stay org/resource-library/hous- depositors, whereas pub- around for another two about 4,400, of its units affordable housing, De- making sure this project ing-lynn/. licly held banks have deemed affordable by the Franza said the city has can get done. You only centuries.” shareholders. Eastern, as well as be- state’s Subsidized Hous- a lot of options for how to have so much control.” Gayla Cawley can be Rivers said that the ing among Lynn’s top ing Inventory, Milchman make that happen. Like Kornegay added that reached at gcawley@item- change will be the larg- employers, has also been said city data collected all other municipalities a developer generally live.com. Follow her on est conversion in bank- one of the city’s leading throughout the planning in Massachusetts, Lynn makes their money on the Twitter @GaylaCawley. ing history, but it would philanthropic institutions not dampen Eastern’s through its charitable commitment to its North foundation. Rivers does Shore roots. For one thing, EDIC grants relief to local businesses not see that changing. he said, the of ce build- Eastern’s foundation Marsh. es,” said Frances Martinez, their surviving to see bet- ing at the end of Market EDIC will get four percent of “We are very pleased to executive director of the ter times.” Street still contains 500 From A1 this fall’s projected initial provide this important and 509-member strong North Cowdell said helping of the bank’s nearly 2,000 public offering (IPO) pro- Executive Director James much-needed assistance Shore Latino Business businesses survive during employees. And Rivers ceeds, which will bring Cowdell. to local businesses at this Association. “They have these unprecedented said that while Boston its assets up to $180 mil- “Prior to a peaceful pro- dif cult time for them,” Mc- shown great concern for times has been a prima- may be the bank’s of cial lion, according to some test that was held in Lynn Gee said. “We are proud to our businesses.” ry focus for EDIC since corporate headquarters, estimates. Rivers believes last week, the mayor and support business owners The impact of the EDIC COVID-19 struck. “I still consider Lynn our the move will bring East- police chief were asked who represent the diversity grants has been felt not “We understand the tre- real headquarters.” ern closer to the Lynn and what the city is doing to that makes our city a safe only by the businesses, but mendous amount of effort Rivers said the bank North Shore community. support minority- and fe- and welcoming place to live in many cases their land- and investment required needed to grow much “The amount of money male-owned businesses,” and work.” lords as well. to establish and maintain more to be competitive we have philanthropical- Cowdell said. “We were In addition to the grants “These grants helped a small business,” he said. with other institutions. ly will never be greater,” proud to point out the that have been award- ll a void for those ten- “It is gratifying to help “Being committed to a he said. “I don’t think our work EDIC is doing in ed recently, EDIC/Lynn ants for whom the PPP these businesses navigate mutual structure, legal- commitment to the com- that regard.” has provided 44 loans to (Paycheck Protection Pro- the signi cant challenges ly, limits your growth,” munity can be stronger, The money that was dis- Lynn businesses the last gram) was not a t,” said presented by the pandem- he said. “In the last three not just in terms of philan- tributed by EDIC/Lynn two years, with 36 — or Gordon Hall, president ic.” years we had record earn- thropy, but in the number was obtained for the city 82 percent — going to mi- and CEO of the Hall Com- Cowdell noted that ings, but our growth was of employees we have. Our through the Coronavirus nority- and female-owned pany. “To date, four of our EDIC has $1 million avail- not fast enough to keep up advocacy to social justice Aid, Relief, and Economic businesses. tenants have been award- able for low-interest loans, long-term with our compe- will be just as strong. Security (CARES) Act by “We really appreciate the ed grants, and I think that as well as additional grant tition. “As we spread our fran- Mayor Thomas M. McGee effort the city has made funding coupled with rent money from the Massa- “We have grown organ- chise down to the South and Community Devel- and how fast they worked relief that we are provid- chusetts attorney gener- ically and through acqui- Shore, and to New Hamp- opment Director James to get funding to business- ing will be instrumental in al’s of ce. sitions every few years, but lately we haven’t been shire, some of our senior able to do that. The only leadership on the North EDIC GRANT BENEFICIARIES way we could was to be- Shore might lessen, but come a public company.” our largest employee base To help local businesses Market Homeland Trading Inc. Petruccelli Corp The goal, Rivers said, is Lynn. We are one of the recover from coronavirus’ Casa Antigua DBA Logan Furniture Quisqueya Food Mart was to grow the bank from largest employers in Lynn.” economic impact, Lynn Casa Fiesta and Bridal Imagination Station R.F. O’Sullivans $12 billion to $40 billion in And, he said, those local Economic Development & Shop Isabel’s Cleaner & Tailor Robert’s Cleaners Inc. assets in 10 years. But he employees and depositors Industrial Corporation se- Chapin Express Italmondo Auto Body Rolly’s Tavern said that the institution will be rst in line for the cured $600,000 in grants Christopher’s Cafe and J Jireh Hair Studio Rossetti Restaurant is not planning to widen offering, “whether they’re and distributed the money Catering, LLC Jays Beauty Salon Salem Information Ser- its scope beyond New En- businesses or individual to these 81 local businesses: Claribel’s Hair Salon Jazzy Sportswear vices LTD gland. customers and their fam- Conga Lounge & Restau- LS Services Inc Santo Domingo Grocery “Most of it (expansion) ilies. I don’t think this will A&M Drinan, Inc. DBA rant Law Of ce of Eddy Staco Sarita Enterprises is going to be where we affect banking services. Jack & Jill Hair Salon D&A Aesthetics Med Amanda Leone DBA Slay & Glam are,” he said. “We’re most We’ll continue to function Aldo’s Beauty Salon Spa The Dapper Dog Tatis Transportation, LLC concentrated on the North in the great way we’ve al- Appleton, Inc. D’Empanada’s Limitless Fitness Textura Hair Design Shore. We’re pretty thin in ways functioned. B Sweets Cakes and Dart World Lucy Nails Salon, Inc. The Dugout LLC other parts of our market. “We intend to do what Desserts, Inc. Desi Hair Design Lynnway Auto Todo Fiesta Events and We have to ll in. If we we’ve always done. I’m Beauty & Ink Studios Joseph J. Dowling, D.C., Market Sq. Convenience More moved to the western part sure there will be things Beauty R Us DBA The Inc. Melchris of Boston, Inc. Top of the Line Haircuts of the state, it would be about this change people Beauty Lounge El Nopal Restaurant, Morgan’s Garage Trejo Multi Services an extension of our Met- aren’t going to be happy Beden Hardware Inc. Neighborhood Home Trios Mexican Grille ro West franchise. If we with. But they can bank, Bistro of the North Shore El Pulgarcito Variedades Care Uncommon Feasts expand to other states, it or do their investing, else- BLT’s Breakfast Lunch Evolution Artistic Hair North Shore Cycle, Inc. Unlimited Removal & would be right along the where. I really hope they Takeout Design Oasis Beauty Supply Demo borders. You won’t see us don’t, but they can.” Brick Yard Bar & Grill Five Star Hair Salon Olympic Auto Body Union Travel & Tours go too far a eld. It makes Busy Bee Nursery Four Friends Inc. DBA Paradise of Beauty Union Variety it easier to stay close to Steve Krause can be School Lincoln Market Pefel Inc. DBA Punta- Vision Landscaping our customers.” reached at skrause@item- Café El Molino Restau- Friendly Market cana Multiservice Walnut Street Café However, Rivers said, live.com. rant Gonzalez Legal P.C. 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ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Dierdre Lawson closes her eyes as she march- Rev. Dr. Andre Bennett, a youth pastor with Zion Baptist Church, speaks in front of a crowd of es in the Saugus Uniting Because Black Lives Black Lives Matter protesters at Saugus Town Hall as the group calls for supportive government Matter march. action for the town’s black community.

ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK From left, Emily Wolverton, 5, and her mother, Sarah Fox, campaign outside of Marblehead High A woman casts her vote in the Lynnfield town School during the Marblehead elections. election.

ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Developers want to put a 55-and-up living facili- ty adjacent to Archer Street. Bolt chews on some grass in this quiet Swampscott neighborhood.

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK “I love naps but I stay woke,” reads the shirt of 16-month-old Emery Garcia of Saugus as she stands with family members before the start of the Saugus Uniting Because Black Lives Matter march. ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Lynn native Rita LeBlanc celebrated her 100th birthday with honks and waves from family members.

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The following students Cameron Addis (Crim- l (Exercise Science), Juli- student/faculty forum lege of William & Mary in at Endicott College in inal Justice), Kaylyn From Saugus — Ally ana Silva (Biology/Bio- on decriminalization of Williamsburg, Va., with Beverly qualified for Countie (Nursing), Arnold (Hospitality Man- technology), Eliza Steele marijuana and bringing a Bachelor of Business the Spring 2020 Dean’s Allison Ferris (Liber- agement), Alivia Burke (Interior Architecture), in leading practitioners in Administration degree. List: From Lynn — Dan- al Studies/Education), (Business Management), Danielle Vittori (Digital the field. l iel Calnan (English), Jeremy Gillis (Crimi- Cameron Catinazzo Media), Katelyn Watts l Becker College in Amanda Carroll (Nurs- nal Justice), Lily Gillis (Business Management), (Mathematics). Elsa Richard- Worcester/Leicester ing), Christopher Cole (Business Management), Sophia Cogliano l son-Bach of Marblehead is proud to announce (Business Management), Kyle Kreisher (English), (Nursing), Emily Craig Curry College in Milton was named to the Dean’s that the following local Jacob DeFillipo (Biol- Remi Quesnelle (Nurs- (Liberal Studies/Educa- welcomes these local 2020 List at the University students were named to ogy/Biotechnology), Mi- ing), Grace Spinney tion), Caitlyn Fitzsim- inductees into Lambda Al- of Iowa for the 2020 the Dean’s List for the chaela Hamill (Liberal (Hotel Management), mons (Interior Design), pha, its chapter of Alpha spring semester. Richard- Spring 2020 semester: Phi Sigma, the National son-Bach is a student at Studies/Education), Olga Rachel Taylor (English). Nicholas Guarino, Seth Bird of Lynn, who Hernandez (Biology/ l (Business Management), Criminal Justice Honor the UI’s College of Liberal is pursuing a Bachelor of Biotechnology), Josina From Revere — Kelly Emma Howard (Biology/ Society: Taylor Vietri of Arts and Sciences and is Arts degree in Interactive Kane (Hospitality Man- Arango (Business Man- Biotechnology), Michelle Peabody, Tiana Delano majoring in English and agement), Ryan Kelley agement), Ally Ciano Palomba (Psychology), of Swampscott, Jenna Creative Writing. Media Design, Game Pro- (Computer Science), (Graphic Design), Kiana Derek Quatieri (Inte- McCarriston of Mar- l duction & Management Lindsey Lannon (Nurs- Napolitano (Accounting). rior Architecture), Thea blehead. Students must Josviel Diaz of Salem Concentration; Monique ing), Rianon Prushinski l Raftelis (Biology/Biotech- have a 3.2 in the Criminal was named to the Spring Cohen of Revere, who is (English), (Graphic From Salem — Ran nology), Megan Schena Justice major and a 3.2 2020 President’s List at pursuing a Bachelor of Design), Julia Steriti Orel Ben David (Com- (Marketing and Business GPA overall to be eligible Hudson Valley Communi- Science degree in Veteri- (Liberal Studies/Educa- puter Science), Jordan Management). for the Honor Society. ty College in Troy, N.Y. He nary Science, Pre-Veteri- tion), Madison Tarasuik Bergeron (Nursing), l Lambda Alpha hosts sev- is studying Engineering nary Concentration; and (Biology/Biotechnology), Camryn Elliott (Psy- From Swampscott — eral events over the year, Science. Megan Truesdale of Jillian Yamartino (Ex- chology), Christian Mar- Jaymie Caponigro including bringing in a l Peabody, who is pursuing ercise Science). tinez (Nursing), Julie (Graphic Design), Jen- documentary filmmaker John Fitzpatrick of a Bachelor of Science de- l Shea (Accounting and nifer Grimes (English), to discuss urban violence Marblehead recently gree in Applied Computer From Marblehead — Business Management) William Petrocelli in Boston, co-hosting a graduated from the Col- Science. Hollywood says Black Lives Matter, but more diversity needed

By Jake Coyle sistance to injustice and ASSOCIATED PRESS oppression are hard sells in Hollywood.” NEW YORK — As It’s a good time to con- protests erupted across sider what films are get- the country following the ting greenlit, picking up death of George Floyd, distribution and getting every major entertain- hefty marketing sup- ment company in Holly- port. When the director wood issued statements George Tillman (“Soul of support for the black Food,” “Men of Honor”) community. first came to Hollywood, But as unanimous as he found that the kinds that show of solidarity of movies he wanted to was, it was also clear that make were set to modest this wasn’t a fight Hol- budget parameters and lywood could watch from marketed only to African the sidelines. As the up- American communities. roar over “Gone With the Tillman remembers Wind” showed, the movie thinking: “You ain’t gonna industry has a past — put a billboard on Sunset and present — to reckon or anything? It’s just go- with. At a recent protest ing to be just on the South in Los Angeles organized Side of Chicago? How am by major talent agencies, I ever going to expand?” actor Michael B. Jor- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS That’s evolved, Till- dan turned his focus to From left, director Spike Lee, with cast members from his film “Da 5 Bloods,” Isiah Whitlock, Jr., man says, citing changes the studio headquarters Delroy Lindo, Jonathan Majors, Clarke Peters and Norm Lewis raise their fists together. brought by television and around him. streaming services. But “Where is the challenge data shows, often buy “Parasite” made history After pressure from began, several documen- he still wishes his last to commit to black hiring? more than half of tickets for non-English language filmmakers including “12 tary projects have been film, the impassioned Black content led by black to the most successful films but the awards still Years a Slave” producer announced on the Tulsa Angie Thomas adapta- executives, black consul- films. featured only one acting John Ridley, HBO Max race massacre, including tion “The Hate U Give,” tants,” said Jordan. “Are But Hunt has also found nominee of color. temporarily removed the one produced by LeBron had made a larger impact. you policing our storytell- a lack of systemic change. Now, at a defining mo- 1939 film. The highest James. As a story about a young ing as well?” Some 93 percent of senior ment for race in America, grossing movie of all time Lee’s frequent co-writer woman led to the Black Hollywood’s record in di- executive positions at ma- some in the industry lead- despite its glamorized Kevin Willmott recently Lives Matter movement versity and inclusion has jor and mid-major studios ers believe stronger steps portrait of slavery in the completed a drama, “The after tragedy, it’s a movie improved in recent years, are held by white people are necessary. The Acad- Antebellum South, “Gone 24th,” about the Houston (currently free to stream) but it still lags behind the and 80 percent by men. emy of Motion Picture With the Wind” is part Riots, in which some 150 that speaks directly to the population — particularly He has outlined a five- Arts and Sciences last of an ignoble Hollywood black soldiers marched on moment. in its executive ranks. (It’s point strategy for more week said it will make legacy stretching back to Houston in 1917 after a For Tillman, it’s the easier, Spike Lee has meaningful progress, from new inclusion standards “The Birth of a Nation.” police force evolved from movie’s honesty that joked, to get a black pres- the bottom up. for Oscar eligibility. Hunt, When the film returns plantation patrols and resonates now. It features ident than a black studio “Every institution in who has consulted on that to the streaming service, slave catchers brutalized a father instructing his head.) Statements and do- our society to the extent initiative, said it could Turner Classic Movie host them. Janet Pierson children how to act in nations are well and good, that it’s not helping to apply to either the diver- Jacqueline Stewart will selected the film for self-preservation if they’re many say, but Hollywood eradicate the problem sity of individual films contextualize it. SXSW before the festival ever pulled over by the studios and production is complicit to a some or a distributor’s overall “We can see with ‘Gone was canceled, because, police. The talk is one companies can speak far degree. I would argue that record of inclusion. With the Wind’ how she said, it powerfully Tillman’s father gave him louder by green-lighting Hollywood stands right at The Writers Guild of profoundly people’s un- captured an important and one he’s given his diverse movies — and the center of that,” says America West, in an open derstanding of American but little-known chapter 17-year-old son. reexamining those who do Hunt. “When you have letter from its Committee history has been shaped in history. Willmott, who’s “To bare your truth is the green-lighting. an industry that’s struc- of Black Writers to indus- by these popular enter- currently in talks with a so important as a film- “This is a golden oppor- tured around white men try leaders, demanded tainments,” says Stewart. pair of distributors, con- maker,” says Tillman, tunity for Hollywood to in control, it echoes the action, not words. “It’s forcing us to confront siders the Houston Riots who’s currently prep- look at itself in the mirror white supremacy that’s at “Either you commit to the roots of racism in a precursor to today’s ping a drama about the and decide what side of the core of the critique of a new, institutionalized our country and to think unrest. formation of the Black history it wants to be policing right now.” system of accountability about the role the media “One of my fears is that Panthers for Paramount on,” says Darnell Hunt, Five years ago, after the with and to black writers, has played in shaping our it’s a pretty strong film. Pictures. “Don’t let dean of social sciences at Academy Awards fielded or you prove that you’re understanding of race.” In the climate we have executives try to change UCLA. all-white acting nominees, putting on just another Recent films like Ava now, I worry that it will your perspective as an UCLA’s annual Holly- the hashtag #OscarsSoW- strategic, virtue-signal- DuVernay’s “Selma,” scare some people,” says African American man, wood diversity report has hite became a rallying cry. ing performance deemed Dee Rees’ “Mudbound” Willmott. “I hope that as a filmmaker. What’s found a notable increase The industry and the film necessary to survive the and Spike Lee’s just-re- America has the courage your belief? What’s your in lead acting roles in academy have changed times,” read the letter. leased “Da 5 Bloods” to show this film because history? No one can tell the most popular films in since then but it hasn’t The debate recently have lent a corrective this is what America is your story better than recent years. Researchers happened overnight. stirred by “Gone With the to history as seen in the dealing with right now. you. argue diversity is good At this year’s Oscars, Wind,” only highlighted movies. More are on the I know that dramatic “Keep pushing the truth business. People of color, the South Korean film what’s at stake. way. Since the protests movies about black re- on screen.” WEATHER LOTTERY

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©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 2020 Julianna Perry caps off a career MLBPA counters with full of achievements at English 70 games, Manfred By Daniel Kane rejects proposal ITEM STAFF NEW YORK (AP) — miliar with that proposal LYNN — Whatever Ju- Baseball players proposed told The Associated Press. lianna Perry was doing a 70-game regular-sea- “In my discussions with during her time at Lynn son schedule Thursday, a Rob in Arizona we ex- English High School, she plan immediately rejected plored a potential pro always seemed to be at the by baseball Commission- rata framework, but I top of her game. er Rob Manfred with the made clear repeatedly in As a full-time stu- sides 10 games and about that meeting and after it dent-athlete, Perry served $275 million apart on that there were a num- as a captain in all three of plans to start the corona- ber of signi cant issues the sports she played as a virus-delayed season. with what he proposed, Bulldog. That athletic re- As part of the union pro- in particular the number sume includes being a two- posal, players would wear of games,” Clark said. “It time all-star on the soccer advertisement patches on is unequivocally false to eld, a four-year starter on their uniforms during all suggest that any tenta- the basketball court and a games for the rst time in tive agreement or other shortstop on the softball major league history. agreement was reached diamond. Perry also cap- “This need to be over,” in that meeting. In fact, in tained and quarterbacked Manfred said. “Until I conversations within the the Bulldogs powderpuff speak with owners, I can’t last 24 hours, Rob invit- team during a 7-0 win over give you a rm deadline.” ed a counter-proposal for Classical in the fall of her While the gap has nar- more games that he would senior year. rowed, both sides remain take back to the owners. While balancing more opposed to additional We submitted that count- than most students could concessions and the path er-proposal today.” handle, she also got it done toward an agreement re- Manfred said Clark in the classroom — nish- mains uncertain and dif- called him Wednesday ing high school with a 3.6 cult. night and said he was GPA. “We delivered to Major not going to present the “I give a lot of credit to the League Baseball today a framework to the union’s Seaforth Movement, which counter-proposal based on eight-man executive sub- is a study hall program run a 70-game regular season committee. by Anthony Seaforth,” Per- which, among a number of “I told him 70 games was ry said. “Going there, I got issues, includes expanded simply impossible given a lot of my homework done. playoffs for both 2020 and the calendar and the pub- After games or practices I 2021,” union head Tony lic health situation, and had to spend a lot of time Clark said in a statement. he went ahead and made at home and not hanging “We believe this offer rep- that proposal anyway,” out with teammates and resents the basis for an Manfred said. friends. At home I was able agreement on resumption The union proposal to get homework done and of play.” would have $1.73 billion rest my body.” After Manfred met with in salaries, plus a $50 mil- But that wasn’t the end Clark in Arizona, MLB lion postseason pool, peo- of Perry’s responsibilities, said Wednesday that there ple familiar with that plan with the senior getting in- was a framework for the said. volved in plenty of clubs season. That plan included The people spoke on con- a 60-game regular-season ITEM FILE PHOTO and fundraisers during her dition of anonymity be- four years as 2020 class schedule that would have cause no announcements English’s Julianna Perry balanced a lot of responsibilities in her time president. $1.48 billion in salaries of the details were made. with the Bulldogs, playing three sports and also serving as 2020 class plus a $25 million players’ president for four years. PERRY, B2 postseason pool, people fa- MLB, B2

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A Florida appeals court has granted Zion Wil- liamson’s motion to block his former marketing agent’s effort to have the ex-Duke star answer questions about whether he received improper bene ts before playing for the Blue Devils. Zion Williamson gets a favorable ruling in lawsuit by ex-agent MIAMI (AP) — A Flori- his decision to move to da appeals court has Creative Artists Agency. granted Pelicans rookie Ford’s attorneys had Zion Williamson’s motion submitted questions in l- to block his former mar- ings last month that in- keting agent’s effort to cluded whether the Wil- have the ex-Duke star an- liamson or anyone on his swer questions about behalf sought or accepted PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS whether he received im- “money, bene ts, favors or Ian Poulter red a seven-under 64 on Thursday to tie for the lead after the rst round of the proper bene ts before things of value” to sign RBC Heritage at Harbour Town Golf Links in Hilton Head, S.C. playing for the Blue Dev- with Duke. They sought ils. answers within 30 days to The order Wednesday establish facts under oath shifts the focus to a sepa- in the pretrial discovery Ian Poulter sets the pace, Jordan Spieth rate but related case be- process. tween the same litigants Attorneys for last year’s in federal court in North No. 1 overall NBA draft turns it around at RBC Heritage Carolina. pick had argued the ques- The Florida lawsuit, tions were “nothing more (AP) — Ian Poulter and out a bogey but not with- tournament, Spieth stood often during three years led last summer by than a shing expedition.” Mark Hubbard set the out  aws. Hubbard kept under a cluster of trees without a victory. Prime Sports Marketing Florida circuit judge Da- pace for good scoring his 64 together with two just off the 12th fairway, “All of a sudden, I’m 3 and company president vid C. Miller denied Wil- through a brief spell of par putts at the end. looking some 20 yards to over through three, and Gina Ford, accused Wil- liamson’s original stay re- rain at Hilton Head. They had a one-shot the right at his golf ball you start to see guys go- liamson and the agency quest, but that was Jordan Spieth was lead Viktor Hovland, Se- nestled in pine straw a ing 2 under through two, now representing him of overturned on a tempo- pleasantly surprised to bastian Munoz and Mi- few feet beyond the white 2 under through three breach of contract and rary basis by the state ap- join the chase Thursday chael Thompson among out-of-bounds stakes. He early. It’s not a great feel- seeks $100 million in dam- peals court, which has in the RBC Heritage. the early starters. tried to gure out which ing,” Spieth said. ages. now made that ruling per- Poulter holed a 30-foot Spieth didn’t gure to tree it hit, not that it mat- So he told his caddie on That came after Wil- manent, siding with Wil- birdie putt on the 17th be part of the conversa- tered. And then he the 13th tee, “That’s over. liamson had led his own liamson attorney Jeffrey hole and nished with a tion until bouncing back three-putted from 25 feet Let’s get four (birdies) to- lawsuit a week earlier in S. Klein that the federal 5-iron to 4 feet for anoth- from a triple bogey with for a triple bogey. day and shoot under par.” North Carolina to termi- case takes precedence. er birdie that capped a eight birdies for a 66. It was the kind of break nate a ve-year contract 7-under 64, a round with- Three holes into the Spieth has seen far too GOLF, B2 with Prime Sports after WILLIAMSON, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 2020

TODAY IN SPORTS June 19 ie putt on the 17th hole that proves 1867 — Ruthless, ridden by J. to be the knockout punch. Retief Gilpatrick, wins the inaugural Bel- Goosen, the two-time U.S. Open mont Stakes at Jerome Park in the champion, turns in a collapse that Bronx. The filly earns $1,850 for her ranks among the greatest in major victory. championship history. He loses his 1914 — Harry Vardon wins his sixth three-shot lead in three holes and and final British Open by shooting closes with an 81 to tie for 11th a 306, three strokes ahead of J.H. at 8 over. Taylor at Prestwick Club. 2005 — Michelin advises the 14 1936 — German heavyweight box- cars it supplies that its tires are er Max Schmeling knocks out pre- unsafe for the final banked turn viously unbeaten Joe Louis in the for the Formula One race at India- 12th round. Schmeling’s victory napolis Motor Speedway. Unable to sets off a propaganda war between forge a compromise, all 14 Miche- the Nazi regime and the United lin teams duck off the track after States on the eve of World War II. the warmup lap, leaving winner 1954 — Ed Furgol edges Gene Lit- Michael Schumacher and the five tler by one stroke to win the U.S. other drivers who use Bridgestone Open, the first golf tournament to tires to race among themselves. be televised nationally. 2006 — Cam Ward stops nearly 1955 — Jack Fleck beats Ben Ho- everything giving the Carolina Hur- gan by three strokes in a playoff ricanes their first Stanley Cup title round to win the U.S. Open. with a 3-1 victory over Edmonton 1977 — Hubert Green wins the in Game 7. Aaron Ward and Fran- U.S. Open by one stroke over Lou tisek Kaberle, each six-goal scorers Graham. during the regular season, score 1986 — Len Bias, the second pick goals for the Hurricanes. in the NBA draft made by the Bos- 2011 — Rory McIlroy runs away ton Celtics two days before, dies of a with the U.S. Open title, winning by heart attack induced by cocaine use. eight shots and breaking the tour- 1992 — Evander Holyfield wins nament scoring record by a whop- a unanimous decision over Larry ping four strokes. McIlroy shoots a Holmes to remain unbeaten and re- 2-under 69 to close the four days tain the undisputed heavyweight title. at Congressional in Bethesda, Md. 1999 — Dallas wins its first Stan- at 16-under 268. The 22-year-old ley Cup, as Brett Hull’s controversial from Northern Ireland is the third goal at 14:51 of the third overtime player in U.S. Open history to break gives the Stars a 2-1 victory over 70 in all four rounds. the Buffalo Sabres in Game 6. 2014 — Stacy Lewis plays bo- 2005 — Michael Campbell an- gey-free on a shorter, but equally swers every challenge Tiger Woods tough Pinehurst No. 2 to take a ITEM FILE PHOTOS throws his way for a two-shot victo- one-shot lead over Michelle Wie in A three-sport captain and class president, English’s Julianna Perry made an impact far beyond ry in the U.S. Open. Campbell has the first round of the U.S. Women’s the athletic fields in her time with the Bulldogs. clutch par saves and a 20-foot bird- Open. Rob Manfred rejects English’s Julianna Perry made an impact MLBPA’s latest proposal far beyond athletics for the Bulldogs to restart season PERRY stands out more than any- times but also the worst. on to the University of From B1 thing,” Perry said. “You be- Losing (Ezemba) was one Hartford in the fall. Hart- MLB the coronavirus. come close because you’re of the hardest times and ford was a good fit for Per- From B1 Both sides would expand “My advisors and class spending more time with you see who is there for ry, who will study Biology use of the designated hit- officers really helped me the basketball team than you. Even the incoming with a pre med track and a MLB’s plan would have ter to games involving Na- out,” Perry said. “I might you’re actually spending freshman that year stuck minor in psychology. Perry players receive about 37% tional League teams, and have been president but with your family.” up for us and were there may not be playing sports of salaries that originally both sides would expand I was never alone and it Each team — whether it for us to help us upper- at the next level, but she totaled $4 billion, and the the playoffs to 16 teams was a group effort. My vice was soccer, softball or bas- classmen get through it.” still plans to be a part of union’s proposal would this year and 14 or 16 in president Julani Perez ketball — had a different English girls basketball the Hawks’ fandom. really helped me too. We have them get roughly 2021, with the final deci- dynamic during her four coach Mackenzie Charles “Honestly, when I was 43%. were able to bounce ideas sion at MLB’s discretion. years, with the basketball also helped Perry grow on looking at schools with Both MLB and the union The luxury tax would off each other and do ev- team having to go through and off the field long be- diversity to them,” Perry proposed starting the sea- be suspended for 2020, erything smoothly.” some especially hard fore high school. said. “Hartford is a school son on July 19, and play- which with a 70-game Perry’s teammates on the times when former team- “I think coach Mac was a where the diversity is re- ers said it should end schedule projects to save field throughout her sports Sept. 30, three days later the Yankees $9.95 million, career with the Bulldogs mate Dorothy Ezemba great mentor,” Perry said. ally high like at English. than management. Houston $1.52 million, were also good groups to be passed away after a battle “I worked with him even It gives me a feeling like Players said pitchers the Dodgers $506,000 and around and she often spent with cancer in 2018. before high school and he I’m still in the city. They and catchers should re- the Cubs $135,000. At 60 more time with them than “During softball and soc- really helped me build my also have really compet- port for the resumption games, New York is pro- she did with anyone else. cer it was a sisterhood,” leadership.” itive sports teams, and of spring training on June jected to save $8.5 million, “I think it’s the chem- Perry said. “On the basket- Perry will take the les- even though I won’t be 26, followed two days later the Astros $1.3 million, istry we had as a team ball team we all supported sons she learned as a Bull- playing I still want to be a by position players. the Dodgers $434,000 and and with our coaches that each other during the best dog with her as she moves part of that.” Baseball’s postseason the Cubs $116,000. would expand from 10 Players with so-called teams to 16 this year, and split contracts, who get the two wild-card games paid at a lower salary rate would transform into when sent to the minor eight best-of-three series. leagues, would not have That would create a min- to repay the advance they imum of 14 new playoff already received: $16,500, games whose broadcast $30,000 or $60,000, de- rights could be sold, and pending on their contract, MLB would have the op- for a total of about $33 tion of 14 or 16 postseason million. teams in 2021. MLB would contribute Manfred said MLB $10 million to social jus- would give the additional tice initiatives from funds playoffs games to broad- not needed this year for cast partners for free this the welfare plan used for year to make up for the health benefits. shortened regular sea- Players would allow $50 son and MLB would sell million to be transferred the games for 2021. Play- to the commissioner’s dis- ers proposed they split cretionary fund from the broadcast revenue 50-50 international tax fund from the additional 2021 collected from teams that games. exceeded their signing bo- They also would allow nus pools. MLB to move postseason As part of a deal, both games this year to neutral sides would waive claims sites if needed because of against each other. Court rules in favor of

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Zion Williamson in case After opening the day at 2-over for his first nine holes, Jordan Spieth made six straight birdies on the back nine to finish the day with a five-under 66 in the first round of the RBC Heritage at Harbour of improper benefits Town Golf Links in Hilton Head, S.C. on Thursday. WILLIAMSON over Williamson’s en- From B1 dorsement potential. Wil- Poulter, Spieth have big days at Harbour Town liamson’s lawsuit stated In a filing last week in that Prime Sports violated GOLF 30 feet, and then finished more comfortable under It didn’t come off right, the North Carolina case, the state’s sports agent From B1 with another short birdie. the gun. I mean, that’s the leaving him blocked by the Prime Sports-Ford attor- law, both by failing to in- It was another positive longest I’ve gone without trees, so he tried to hook neys continued to argue clude disclaimers about “I ended up getting a few step, and that triple bogey having a chance on a Sun- the next one around the that last summer’s No. 1 the loss of eligibility when more than that,” Spieth on his third hole was an- day. trees. That got caught up overall NBA draft pick signing the contract and said. other opportunity to put to “So I’m giving myself in the shaggy collar of a didn’t meet the definition the fact neither Prime He answered with a use his magic word during grace,” he said, “but that’s bunker, and he made bo- birdie on No. 13, and then of a student-athlete be- Sports nor Ford were reg- his return from a three- not to say I’m not expect- gey. just like last week’s open- cause he was “ineligible” istered as agent in North month shutdown: grace. ing to do better and better “I’m sort of missing my to play college sports. That ing round at Colonial, got The idea is to not dwell Carolina. each week.” 3-wood left and missing filing referenced housing hot on his back nine. Spi- on mistakes that are Rory McIlroy was among Attorneys for Prime my driver right,” McIlroy for Williamson’s family eth had a career-best six bound to happen as he those who struggled, and Sports and Ford argue the said. “If you’re in any way during his time with the consecutive birdies. The keeps making strides, and only a pair of birdies on Uniform Athlete Agents like in two minds what to Blue Devils as well as stretch started with an Spieth worked as much on the back nine kept it from do off the tees around here three luxury SUVs regis- Act wouldn’t apply if Wil- 8-foot putt on the par-5 that with caddie Michael being worse. He opened and get a little bit sort of tered by his mother and liamson was ineligible to second, and it included a Greller during the break with a 72. That ended a stepfather between De- play college basketball 7-iron to 4 feet to a left pin as his swing. streak of seven straight guidey, it can bite you.” cember 2017 and April from the start. near the water on the par- “Michael did a great job tournaments in which he Brooks Koepka was 2019 — the latter being Duke has repeatedly de- 3 fourth. of reminding me that to- broke par in the opening among those at 67, while the same month William- clined to comment on the He was on such a roll day when it wasn’t going round dating to the ZoZo the 50-and-older gang son announced he would case because it isn’t in- that Spieth began to con- well on my front nine,” Championship in Japan more than held its own. go pro before ultimately volved in the litigation, template eight straight Spieth said. “It’s definitely last October. Ernie Els was tied for the being picked by the New but issued a statement in birdies to end his round. a trigger to get it going. He kept it entertaining. lead at one point before Orleans Pelicans. January that school had But he saw enough mud The idea ... is to work On the par-5 15th, he tried settling for a 67. Bernhard The argument about reviewed Williamson’s eli- on his ball from the fair- yourself into contention, to hit a slice from behind a Langer, the 61-year-old Williamson’s eligibility is gibility previously and way on No. 8 that he get those experiences, tree and carry it over more Masters champion, and center of the legal fight found no concerns. played conservatively to start to feel more and oaks from 275 yards away. Jim Furyk each had 69. FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Supreme Court rejects Trump bid to end DACA By Mark Sherman in 2016 and immigration apparently including the ASSOCIATED PRESS restrictions his administra- LGBT ruling as well. tion has imposed since then. In a second tweet, he WASHINGTON — The The justices said the ad- wrote, “Do you get the im- Supreme Court on Thurs- ministration did not take pression that the Supreme day rejected President the proper steps to end Court doesn’t like me?” Donald Trump’s effort to DACA, rejecting argu- Later, he said the deci- end legal protections for ments that the program sion showed the need for 650,000 young immigrants, is illegal and that courts additional conservative the second stunning elec- have no role to play in justices to join the two tion-season rebuke from reviewing the decision to he has appointed, Neil the court in a week after end it. The program cov- Gorsuch and Brett Ka- its ruling that it’s illegal to ers people who have been vanaugh, and pledged to fire people because they’re in the United States since release a new list from gay or transgender. they were children and are which he would choose a Immigrants who are in the country illegally. In nominee if another open- part of the 8-year-old De- some cases, they have no ing occurs on his watch. ferred Action for Child- memory of any home other Both of his appointees hood Arrivals Program than the U.S. dissented on Thursday, will retain their protec- Trump didn’t hold back though Gorsuch wrote the tion from deportation and in his assessment of the LGBT rights ruling. their authorization to court’s work, hitting hard Democratic presiden- work in the United States at a political angle. tial contender Joe Biden — safe almost certainly at “These horrible & polit- pledged to send Congress PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS least through the Novem- ically charged decisions proposed legislation on ber election, immigration coming out of the Supreme his first day in office to Ivania Castillo from Prince William County, Va., holds a banner to show experts said. Court are shotgun blasts make DACA protections her support for dreamer Miriam from California. The 5-4 outcome, in which into the face of people that permanent. Chief Justice John Roberts are proud to call them- Roberts, with whom are sound policies,” Rob- the agency failed to consid- Homeland Security can and the four liberal justices selves Republicans or Con- Trump has sparred, wrote erts wrote. “We address er the conspicuous issues try again, he wrote. But were in the majority, seems servatives. We need more for the court that the admin- only whether the agency of whether to retain for- any new order to end the certain to elevate the issue Justices or we will lose istration did not pursue the complied with the proce- bearance and what if any- program, and the legal in Trump’s campaign, given our 2nd Amendment & ev- end of the program properly. dural requirement that it thing to do about the hard- challenge it would pro- the anti-immigrant rhetoric erything else. Vote Trump “We do not decide wheth- provide a reasoned expla- ship to DACA recipients.” voke, would likely take of his first presidential run 2020!” he wrote on Twitter, er DACA or its rescission nation for its action. Here The Department of months, if not longer. Persistently high layoffs suggest a slower U.S. economic recovery

By Christopher 11th straight weekly drop. than temporary cuts in re- ployers added 2.5 million Rugaber But the number is still sponse to government-or- jobs — an increase that ASSOCIATED PRESS more than twice the record dered closures. caught analysts off-guard high that existed before the The report is “telling us because the number of ap- WASHINGTON — pandemic. And the total that the scars from the job plications for unemploy- Three months after the number of people receiving losses in the recession will ment aid was still so high. viral outbreak shut down jobless aid remains a lofty be longer-lasting than we Some likely factors help businesses across the 20.5 million. expected,” said Gregory explain why applications country, U.S. employers The figures surprised Daco, chief U.S. economist for jobless benefits remain are still shedding jobs at and disappointed ana- at Oxford Economics. so high even as businesses a heavy rate, a trend that lysts who had expected far At the same time, Thurs- increasingly reopen and points to a slow and pro- fewer people to seek un- day’s figures may have rehire some laid-off work- longed recovery from the employment aid as states raised as many questions ers. For one thing, many GRAPHIC | ASSOCIATED PRESS recession. increasingly reopen their about the state of the job businesses that deal face- The number of laid-off economies and businesses market as they answered. to-face with customers — workers seeking unemploy- recall some laid-off people Jobless claims generally from restaurants and mov- Trump adding to ment benefits barely fell back to work. The data tracks the pace of layoffs. ie theaters to gyms and last week to 1.5 million, the also raised concerns that But they provide little in- casinos — remain strictly government said Thurs- some recent layoffs may formation about how much limited to less-than-full divisions in an day. That was down from a reflect permanent losses hiring is occurring that capacity. Some of those es- peak of nearly 7 million in as companies restructure would offset those losses. tablishments are still cut- unhappy country March, and it marked an their businesses, rather In May, for example, em- ting jobs as a result. Atlanta police protest felony murder charge By Julie Pace and the country is headed Emily Swanson in the right direction, By Kate Brumback lice Officers. ASSOCIATED PRESS down from 33 percent a ASSOCIATED PRESS Atlanta officers are month ago and 42 percent walking off their shifts WASHINGTON — in March. That’s when ATLANTA — Atlanta’s Americans are deeply or not responding to calls the COVID-19 pandem- police department reas- unhappy about the state because they feel “aban- ic began taking hold in sured residents Thursday of their country — and a doned, betrayed, used in a the U.S., killing nearly that it can still protect the majority think President political game,” Champion 120,000 Americans to city even though officers Donald Trump is exacer- told The Associated Press. date and upending most are calling out to protest bating tensions in a mo- “What they realized is aspects of daily life. a member of the force be- ment of national crisis, ac- that the city, meaning the Overall, 37 percent of ing charged with murder cording to a new poll from mayor and the police de- Americans say they ap- for shooting a man in the The Associated Press- partment, does not sup- prove of Trump’s han- back. NORC Center for Public port them,” Champion dling of the coronavirus Prosecutors brought Affairs Research. said. outbreak — a dip from 44 felony murder and other With less than five Champion said he’s percent in March. charges against the white heard from several officers months until Election The fallout from the pan- Day, the survey offers few officer who shot Rayshard that they fear using force demic has been sweeping. Brooks, saying that to protect themselves will bright spots for a pres- Beyond the public health Brooks was not a deadly PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS get them fired or arrested. ident confronting a his- risks, the economy suffered threat and that the officer Mayor Keisha Lance toric pandemic, a sharp from a sudden jolt as states Tomika Miller, center, widow of Rayshard kicked the wounded black Bottoms, who has issued economic decline and na- implemented strict stay-at- Brooks, cries as she leaves a news conference. man and offered no medi- orders calling for reforms tional outrage over police home orders. Though some cal treatment for over two to maintain operations & officers have called out, in policing, also insist- brutality against black of those restrictions have minutes as he lay dying remain able to respond to but just one officer showed ed that the department people. Most Americans started to ease and busi- on the ground. Another of- incidents.” up for work Thursday would be able to operate — including 63 percent nesses in many places are ficer is being charged with “The Atlanta Police De- morning in Zone 6, which effectively and that many of Republicans — say the now beginning to open, the aggravated assault. partment is able to re- covers much of Atlanta’s officers were still at work. country is heading in the unemployment rate still Hours later, the Atlanta spond effectively to 911 east side and which sev- “If we have officers that wrong direction. And close sits at 13.3 percent. Police Department tweet- calls. Please don’t hesitate eral dozen are assigned to don’t want bad officers to two-thirds — including The nation has also ed late Wednesday that it to call if you have an emer- patrol, said Vince Cham- weeded out of the force 37 percent of Republicans been jarred by the deaths had more officers calling gency,” the department pion, southeast regional then that’s another con- — say Trump is making of George Floyd and oth- out than normal but that tweeted Thursday. director for the Interna- versation we need to have,” America more divided. er black Americans at it had “enough resources It’s not clear how many tional Brotherhood of Po- Bottoms said on CNN. “Instead of bringing us the hands of police, which all together, he’s pulling prompted protests across us all apart,” said Donna the nation. Trump respond- Injunction extended against removing Lee statue Oates, a 63-year-old retir- ed aggressively to the pro- ee from Chino, Calif. tests, some of which became Cavedo granted a motion the judge had given the removal, citing the pain Oates said she was a Re- By Sarah Rankin violent, and vowed to send ASSOCIATED PRESS from the state to dismiss plaintiff “an opportunity gripping the nation over the publican until March, when the active-duty military her mounting frustration the case, agreeing that the to come back again and videotaped killing of George into states that couldn’t RICHMOND, Va. — A original lawsuit had issues have another bite at the Floyd, a black man in Min- with Trump and the GOP contain the demonstra- judge on Thursday indefi- of legal standing, but he apple.” But he said he was neapolis who pleaded for prompted her to change tions. The Pentagon public- nitely extended an injunc- also gave the plaintiff, Wil- confident the result would air as a white police officer her voter registration to the ly opposed that step and it tion preventing the Virgin- liam C. Gregory, another be the same the next time pressed a knee into his neck. Democratic Party. Trump’s was never carried out. ia governor from removing 21 days to file a new com- and pledged to fight as Floyd’s death has tenure, she said, has made Trump’s overall approval a historic statue of Gen. her “dread getting up to rating during this moment Robert E. Lee from a famed plaint. Gregory is described long as it takes to remove sparked global protests turn on the TV and see any of tremendous upheaval sits avenue in the former capi- in the lawsuit as a descen- the statue, which he called that participants have of the news.” at 39 percent. Though that’s tal of the Confederacy. dant of signatories to an a symbol of oppression. vowed to turn into a sus- That pessimism poses down slightly from the Richmond Circuit Court 1890 deed that transferred “I want to be clear about tained movement focused reelection challenges for 43 percent who approved Judge Bradley Cavedo the statue to the state more this,” Herring said at a news on addressing racial injus- Trump in his face-off against of his job performance in made the decision after than a century ago. conference after the hear- tice and police brutality. It Democrat Joe Biden. Pres- February and March, it’s hearing from attorneys for “I want Mr. Blackburn to ing. “This grandiose monu- also spurred intense reex- idents seeking four more well within the narrow the state and for the plain- have another shot at it,” ment to a leader of a four- amination of statues and years in office typically rely range where his ratings tiff in a lawsuit against Gov. the judge said, referring to year armed insurrection monuments of historical on voters being optimis- have stayed throughout his Ralph Northam. Earlier this Gregory’s attorney, Joseph against the United States of figures around the world. tic about the direction the time in office. That suggests month, Cavedo had issued a Blackburn Jr. Gregory America in order to perpet- Alena Yarmosky, country is headed and eager that the president’s most 10-day injunction barring and Blackburn declined to uate a brutal and immoral Northam’s spokeswoman, to stay the course — a view enthusiastic supporters Northam from removing comment as they left the system that enslaved mil- said the governor’s admin- most Americans don’t cur- have remained loyal the bronze equestrian stat- courtroom. lions needs to come down.” istration was disappointed rently hold. throughout the pandemic ue of the Confederate hero State Attorney Gen- Northam, a Democrat, re- with the injunction but Just 24 percent say and other crises. from Monument Avenue. eral Mark Herring said cently ordered the statue’s said it was not unexpected. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 2020 COMICS

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Father Soldier Son Netflix This intimate documentary from The New York Times follows one military family over the course of 10 50 years already? years in an intergenerational exploration of the meaning of sacrifice, purpose and American man- hood in the aftermath of war. McCallum Ovation, 12 p.m. In today’s double blast from British TV past, sexy, stressed-out forensic pathologist Iain McCallum (John Hannah) begins Season 2, from 1997-98, clearing a colleague and investigating organ har- vesting. Bully. Coward. Victim. The Story of Roy Cohn HBO, 8 p.m. Director Ivy Meeropol examines the life of the infa- mous attorney who prosecuted her grandparents, convicted spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, in the 1950s. With newly discovered archival material, the film traces Cohn’s career from his role in the McCar- thy hearings to his death from AIDS in 1986. Directed by Nicholas Ray TCM, beginning at 8 p.m. Catch a Classic! 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With impressive feats of design and en- gineering, the teams wow their clients, but only one can win $10,000 and the honor of presenting their cake on the couple’s big day. Dino Hunters By Paul Hall day, that won Francis Lai an 1970. The film focused on butes on display via scant- Discovery Channel, 9 p.m. REMIND MAGAZINE Oscar. the sometimes controversial ily clad women. The really New Series! The Korean War served as American Gen. George S. Pat- fascinating part of this film Ranchers in Wyoming, Montana and the Dakotas I shake my head on a daily the background for MASH, ton (George C. Scott). Even was that the screenplay was have found a new way to bolster their profits — hunt- basis with the anniversaries released in March 1970, a now, the legendary speech written by Meyer and Roger ing for dinosaur fossils. The more complete the skel- of classic cinema. To imagine film that eventually was the from the film is referenced in Ebert; however, they penned eton, the bigger the payday, all the way up to millions the films of 1970 are cele- basis for the long-running countless pieces of pop cul- it before Ebert gained fame of dollars. brating a 50-year anniversa- television series of the same ture. The nearly three-hour as a movie critic. This was Great Performances: “Ann” ry this year is amazing. name. The Donald Suther- film has captivated viewers the only screenplay credit PBS, 9 p.m. Look no further than box of- land (Hawkeye), Elliott Gould since its debut and won seven the acclaimed film critic had. Enjoy a powerful and revealing look at legendary, fice champ Love Story, a film (Trapper John) and Robert Academy Awards, including Gene Siskel gave Beyond the larger-than-life Texas governor Ann Richards, who en- that closed the year with the Duvall (Maj. Frank Burns) Best Picture. Although Scott Valley of the Dolls zero out of riched the lives of her followers, friends and family, in biggest box office return and starrer humanized war and won the Academy Award for four stars in the Chicago Tri- this critically acclaimed play written by and starring taught us that “love means also impressed to viewers his portrayal of Patton, he re- bune. Siskel, of course, would Emmy Award winner Holland Taylor. never having to say you’re that there were real people fused to accept the award. go on to join with Ebert to Sherman’s Showcase Black History Month: Spec- sorry.” The romance starring involved in the conflicts that In early summer, director make up one of the most leg- tacular Bonus Edition Ali MacGraw and Ryan O’Ne- most were only familiar with Russ Meyer brought Beyond endary film critic pairings of AMC, 10 p.m. & IFC, 11 p.m. al received numerous award from news reports. the Valley of the Dolls to the all time. Fictional legendary variety show host Sherman nominations, but it was the World War II provided the screen. Meyer was known for So many memorable mo- McDaniels (co-creator Bashir Salahuddin) enlists film’s original score, “Theme setting for Patton, which had films that regularly featured ments and that just scratch- guests like John Legend and Michael Ealy for this From Love Story,” which we a limited release in February campy humor and sexploita- es the surface — happy 50th, special hour. still hear in our heads to this and national release in April tion, focusing on the attri- old friends.

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Phone us: 781-593-7700 Email us: [email protected] Find us online: FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B7 INTERNATIONAL NATO to probe France-Turkey naval incident By Lorne Cook the incident, which she tenberg said that “NATO ASSOCIATED PRESS described as “serious and of course supports the im- unacceptable.” plementation of U.N. deci- BRUSSELS — NATO In a statement prior to sions, including U.N. arms Secretary-General Jens the NATO meeting, the embargoes.” Stoltenberg said Thurs- French foreign ministry Libya has been in tur- day that the military alli- took aim at Ankara, saying moil since 2011, when a ance would investigate an that “the main obstacle to NATO-backed uprising incident between Turkish the establishment of peace toppled leader Moammar warships and a French and stability in Libya to- Gadhafi, who was later naval vessel in the Medi- terranean, as France ac- day lies in the systematic killed. The country has cused Turkey of repeated violation of the U.N. arms since been split between violations of the U.N. arms embargo, in particular by rival administrations in embargo on conflict-torn Turkey, despite the com- the east and the west, Libya and branded Anka- mitments made in Berlin” each backed by armed ra an obstacle to securing talks early this year. groups and different for- a cease-fire there. The European Union has eign governments. According to a French PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a naval operation in the The government in Trip- defense official, the frigate NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, back row center, speaks Mediterranean aimed help- oli led by Fayez Sarraj is Courbet was “lit up” three during a video conference of NATO Defense Ministers at the NATO head- ing to enforce the embargo, backed not just by Tur- times by Turkish naval quarters in Brussels. but Turkey, a NATO mem- key, which sent troops and targeting radar when it ber whose efforts to join the mercenaries to protect the tried to approach a Turk- eration in the Mediterra- NATO military authorities “I think that’s the best EU have stalled, suspects capital in January, but ish civilian ship suspected nean, Sea Guardian, at are investigating the in- way now to deal with that, that it is too one-sided, also Italy and Qatar. Rival of involvement in arms the time of the June 10 in- cident to bring full clarity clarify what actually hap- focusing on the interna- forces under the command trafficking. The ship was cident. France claims that into what happened,” Stol- pened,” he added. tionally recognized Libyan of Khalifa Hifter, who being escorted by three under the alliance’s rules tenberg told reporters after In remarks to a French administration in Tripoli, launched an offensive on Turkish warships. The of engagement such con- chairing a video meeting Senate committee, De- which Turkey supports. Tripoli last year, are sup- Courbet backed off after duct is considered a hos- between NATO defense fense Minister Florence Asked whether the 30 ported by France, Russia, being targeted. tile act. Turkey has denied ministers, where he said Parly said that eight members of the military Jordan, the United Arab The French frigate was harassing the Courbet. the issue was addressed by NATO member countries alliance should respect Emirates and other key part of NATO’s naval op- “We have made sure that several participants. are supporting Paris over the arms embargo, Stol- Arab countries. European countries slam U.S. for withdrawal from technology tax talks

By Thomas Adamson dom that he was suspend- al agreement on the way own digital taxes while ASSOCIATED PRESS ing talks on the tax. global taxes work. The tech they wait for a global one. “This letter is a provo- tax is meant to prevent The head of the OECD, PARIS — European cation. It is a provocation tax avoidance measures a group of wealthy na- countries are slamming against all the partners at by multinationals, but the tions, urged countries to the Trump administra- the OECD (the Organiza- U.S. has said it unfairly continue working on the tion’s withdrawal from tion for Economic Co-op- singles out companies like global levy, warning of negotiations over a major eration and Development) Amazon and Google. the risks if more coun- tax on big tech companies. when we were centimeters U.S. Trade Represen- tries decided to bring in French Finance Minister away from a deal on the tative Robert Lighthizer their own digital taxes. Bruno Le Maire, speaking taxation of digital giants,” has dismissed the OECD “This, in turn, would on France Inter, called it Le Maire said. efforts so far, saying the trigger tax disputes and, a “provocation” and said In a statement, Treasury countries involved were inevitably, heightened France will still imple- Department spokeswom- trying to harm American trade tensions,” said Sec- ment the tax regardless of an Monica Crowley said companies and telling a retary-General Angel the U.S. change of heart. the U.S. “has suggested congressional committee Gurria. “A trade war, espe- Le Maire was referring a pause” in the talks as Wednesday “that’s not cially at this point in time, to a letter in which U.S. countries focus on fighting something we’re ever go- where the world economy Treasury Secretary Steven COVID-19 and reopening ing to be a part of.” is going through a histor- Mnuchin told the finance their economies. Some countries such as ical downturn, would hurt ministers of France, Spain, The countries have been Spain and Britain have the economy, jobs and con- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Italy and the United King- discussing an internation- been working on their fidence even further.” Indian army officers and family members pay tribute to Colonel B. Santosh Babu during his Israeli soldier gets community service funeral in Suryapet, about 87 miles from Hy- derabad, India. after the killing of Gazan fisherman India seeks eased By Joseph Krauss ian, or say whether he was gain in which he pleaded killing of civilians. Israel ASSOCIATED PRESS killed. guilty to charges of neg- says it makes every effort Nawaf al-Attar, a ligence and reckless en- to avoid civilian casualties tensions with China JERUSALEM — An 23-year-old fisherman was dangerment. He received and accuses Palestinian Israeli soldier who shot shot and killed by Israeli a suspended sentence and militants of using civilians and killed a Palestinian troops near the northern was demoted to the rank as human shields. after border clash fisherman near the Gaza beach frontier on Nov. 14, of private. “Enforcing a military frontier in 2018 has been By Ashok Sharma The deaths happened in 2018, when the military Gaza has been under an occupation on millions and Emily Schmall the thin air at 14,000 feet given 45 days of commu- said the shooting occurred. Israeli and Egyptian block- of people for decades re- nity service after an army ASSOCIATED PRESS above sea level, when sol- It happened a few hours ade since the Islamic mil- quires exorbitant violence diers brawled with clubs, investigation concluded after a cease-fire took itant group Hamas seized and impunity for the NEW DELHI — India he fired without authori- rocks and their fists with effect following a brief power from rival Palestin- soldiers who sustain it,” said Thursday it was using no shots fired, Indian of- zation, the military said diplomatic channels with round of fighting between ian forces there in 2007. the Israeli human rights ficials have said. The sol- Thursday. China to de-escalate a mil- Israel and Palestinian Since then, Hamas and group B’Tselem said in a diers carry firearms but The military said a militants. The area near other militant groups have statement. itary standoff in a remote are not allowed to use group of Palestinians had the fence had seen weekly fought three wars and en- “Forty-five days of com- Himalayan border region them under a previous approached the fence but protests at the time that gaged in numerous small- munity service for killing where 20 Indian soldiers agreement in the border were far away when the often turned violent, but er battles with Israel. a man is but the latest ex- were killed this week. standoff dispute. paratrooper opened fire, there were no demonstra- Rights groups have ac- ample of how the military Responding to China’s Defense analyst Ajai striking one of them. Its tions that day. cused Israel of using exces- law enforcement system is claim to the disputed Gal- Shukla tweeted a photo statement did not identify The military said the sive force and of failing to designed to protect perpe- wan Valley, India’s Ex- of rods studded with nails the soldier or the Palestin- soldier reached a plea bar- adequately investigate the trators, not their victims.” ternal Affairs Ministry spokesman Anurag Sri- that were purportedly vastava said both sides used by Chinese troops. Europe hit by local spikes; China’s outbreak wanes agreed to handle the situ- China maintained that ation responsibly. Indian troops had deliber- By Elena Becatoros, lockdown on Echinos, “Making exaggerated ately provoked the clash, Ken Moritsugu and which has a population of and untenable claims is though it also signaled it Frank Jordans around 3,000, in the north- contrary to this under- wanted talks, noting the ASSOCIATED PRESS eastern province of Xanthi, standing,” he said in a importance of their broad- after a spike in cases and statement. er bilateral relationship. ATHENS, Greece — Eu- deaths, while the small Monday’s clash that Foreign Ministry spokes- rope grappled Thursday Balkan nation of Monete- killed 20 Indian troops person Zhao Lijian, citing with local spikes in corona- negro reported new infec- was the deadliest between Chinese Foreign Minister virus infections as the con- tions after weeks of having the sides in 45 years. Chi- Wang Yi in a call with his tinent’s lockdown restric- no positive cases. na has not said whether it Indian counterpart, said tions eased, after hundreds All residents of Echinos suffered any casualties. that “mutual respect and of cases were found at one were under curfew, al- Indian news reports said support serves our long- meatpacking plant in Ger- lowed to leave their homes Thursday that 76 Indian term interests.” many and Greece had to only to buy food or medica- soldiers were hospitalized “After the incident, China impose a total seven-day tion and only while wear- with injuries following and India communicated lockdown on one village. ing masks, after 73 new the clash. All are in sta- and coordinated through The developments came PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS coronavirus cases and four ble condition,according to military and diplomat- even as a new outbreak in German Chancellor Angela Merkel addresses the deaths were registered in New Delhi Television. ic channels,” Lijian said. Beijing saw a decline in parliament Bundestag ahead of an E.U. summit. the last week. The Indian Army did not “The two sides agreed to daily cases and Hong Kong Greece has been widely issue a statement about deal fairly with the serious Disneyland reopened after dreds lately. sidered to have handled the praised for managing to the injured soldiers and events caused by the con- a major drop in infections “It’s no coincidence that pandemic well. The infec- contain its outbreak, with Defense Ministry spokes- flict in the Galwan Valley, in the Chinese territory. the Toennies slaughter- tion rate declined sharply only 187 virus-related man Col. Aman Anand did and ... cool down the situa- In western Germany, house has become the next after authorities imposed deaths and just over 3,200 not immediately respond tion as soon as possible.” health officials in Guet- hotspot of Coronavirus in- nationwide social distanc- confirmed cases. to a text message seeking But emotions were high ersloh on Wednesday fections,” said Freddy Ad- ing rules in March and the In neighboring Turkey, comments. Indian officials in the south Indian city of said the number of new jan, the deputy chairman daily case increase has av- authorities made wearing have denied reports that Hyderabad, where thou- COVID-19 cases linked to of the NGG union that eraged between 300-400 masks mandatory in three any of its troops were in sands watched the funeral the Toennies slaughter- represents workers in the in June. Germany has re- major cities, including the Chinese custody. procession of Indian Col. house in Rheda-Wieden- food and drinks industry. corded 188,474 confirmed financial hub of Istanbul India and China have Santosh Babu. He was brueck had risen to 657, a He said workers em- COVID-19 cases and 8,844 and the capital of Anka- accused each other of insti- among the 20 Indian troops significant regional spike ployed by sub-contractors deaths — about one-fifth of ra, following an increase gating the clash in the val- who officials said died of in- for a country that has re- face “catastrophic working Britain’s death toll. in confirmed cases since ley, which is part of the dis- juries and exposure after corded daily nationwide and living conditions.” Greek authorities on many businesses were al- puted Ladakh region along the clash in the area’s sub- infections in the low hun- Germany is widely con- Thursday imposed a full lowed to reopen. the Himalayan frontier. freezing temperatures. B8 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 2020 TRAVEL Flying now: Not so crowded, not so germy, not so friendly

By Christopher All of those flights were “We do a lot less interact- Reynolds weird, and during my 20- ing with people,” a flight LOS ANGELES TIMES plus years as a travel writ- attendant told me, request- er, I’ve had plenty more. ing anonymity because LOS ANGELES — Once, But none has been strang- her regional airline — not on a flight over Cuba, er than my first pandem- Southwest — had not au- aboard a rattletrap former ic-era flight. Even though it thorized her to speak. Soviet military aircraft, lasted only 47 minutes. When an attendant walks I sat in escalating alarm Maybe you thought air as the cabin filled with a down the aisle now, she travel was already as said, “People pretend to fall weird mist. grim as it could get, the Another time, sitting asleep because they don’t same way you might have want to interact with you.” on Shepherd II, the press thought that 2019 would As the country lurches plane covering Pope John go down as the worst year from one phase of the pan- Paul II’s 1987 tour of the ever. Yeah, well. U.S., a bishop cornered Air travel now is a matter demic to another, with a me and started explaining of far fewer people, more historic eruption of public how I could have avoided masks, more disinfectant, demonstrations along the getting a divorce. less food and drink; and, way, there’s no telling how And then there was that unless you’re a nosy re- many of these changes small-plane hop between porter, a lot less conversa- will endure. Some of them Bolivia and Peru, when we tion. I look back at my pho- may become permanent, hit such bone-jarring tur- tos of that flight and see redefining the flight expe- bulence that the jagged, a surreal gallery: a series rience, just as wide-bod- snowy Andes appeared to of unknowable, masked ied jets and deregulation PHOTO | LOS ANGELES TIMES jump and flicker like bad humans, their eyes cast did in the 1970s, just Masked passengers fill a Southwest Airlines flight from Burbank, Calif., TV reception outside the down, amid a sea of blue as beefed-up security to Las Vegas with middle seats left open. cabin window, way too close. vinyl and gray plastic. changed things after 9/11. Bye-bye, buffets. Hello, plexiglass: How hotels are changing

By Hugo Martín tance from one another. member of a Los Angeles LOS ANGELES TIMES Hand sanitizer dispensers County task force work- will be placed throughout ing on ways to safely re- LOS ANGELES — If buildings. At least one ho- open businesses. “I think you decide to break away tel moved its lobby to a there is so much pent-up from your coronavirus less crowded location; oth- demand.” lockdown to hit the road ers have spaced pool furni- Growing numbers of this summer, expect some ture far apart to discour- people are gearing up for changes at your hotel, age guests who don’t know vacations. A survey by De- such as no more valet each other from cavorting loitte in mid-May of 1,000 parking, a sheet of plexi- together. glass between you and the Americans found that 31 In most hotels, staff will percent were planning to concierge and a capacity be wearing masks. Some limit at the pool. stay in a hotel during a hotels will offer masks leisure trip in the follow- And forget about using and hand sanitizer to ing three months, up from the gym. It will be closed. guests when they check in. 24 percent in mid-April. The breakfast buffet? One hotel cleaning com- As hotels reopen, they Gone. pany is pushing for a The hotel industry has greater use of robot vac- face hot competition. Airb- adopted a set of protocols uums to free up staffers nb and similar companies that are changing the look to more thoroughly clean have reported a recent of the country’s hotels and rooms. Many other hotels surge in home rentals, the way they operate. The are turning to devices touting the properties’ goal is to make guests feel that spray a fog of disin- relative lack of crowds safe, or relatively safe, fectant to kill germs that and guests’ ability to cook from the coronavirus. may be hiding in nooks their own meals and con- In addition to having and crannies. trol who enters the space. hotel workers clean and “Most people can live And as early as March, wipe most surfaces much with those kind of chang- recreational-vehicle com- more often, hotel opera- es,” said Janet Zaldua, panies were seeing some PHOTO | LOS ANGELES TIMES tors are installing stick- chief executive of the Ma- success pitching trips in ers on floors to remind rina del Rey Convention RVs and campers as a way A worker at a hotel in Los Angeles’ Studio City section uses a handheld people to keep their dis- & Visitors Bureau and a to travel in a bubble. machine to disinfect a room. Summer of the road trip: Why we’re hitting the road, and how to do it safely By Kerri Westenberg Gas prices have plunged. the road this summer. In MINNEAPOLIS Unemployment has a FinanceBuzz survey of STAR TRIBUNE jumped, bringing an un- 1,500 Americans, 48 per- certainty that can quash cent said they plan to skip Amanda and Peter Van grand vacation plans. The flying for at least a year. Overbeke of Orono, Minn., pandemic has scared fly- Meanwhile, True Incen- planned to jet off to Ire- ers away from once-crowd- land with their two sons, tive, a company that sells Danny, 18, and Andrew, ed planes and grounded marketing and sales re- 16. The summer vacation more than half of the ward trips to businesses, was to be a present for U.S. airline fleet. People is offering a “great Amer- Danny, who just gradu- are tired of their homes, ican road trip” with hotel ated from Orono High where they have been iso- nights in the continental School, and a celebration lating — and dreaming of U.S. as clients shift away of his acceptance to No- escapes. from the usual cruises and tre Dame — home of the This unprecedented con- flying vacations. Fighting Irish. Now, given fluence of circumstances At AAA Minneapolis, the coronavirus pandem- has accentuated Ameri- requests for TripTiks — ic, they will instead drive cans’ long love affair with printed guides and maps to a rental house on Lake the open road. for driving vacations — Michigan for some family In a survey of 1,000 tumbled in April and May, togetherness before tak- Americans, more than half said Linda Snyder, vice ing Danny to school. said they planned to visit president of travel and The Van Overbekes are family or friends in the retail services. But in the shifting gears, from Eu- U.S. this summer — and first few days of June, rope by air to the United 73 percent of them will do numbers are nearly on par States by car, reflecting so by car, according to a with the same period last the altered reality of many study by tourism research year. Glacier and Yellow- other travelers. firm Longwoods Interna- stone national parks, the PHOTO | LOS ANGELES TIMES Like no summer before, tional. Likewise, GasBud- Black Hills, Southern Cal- Six Mile Road in the heart of Gold Country provides a scenic drive this is the summer of the dy found that one-third ifornia and the Carolinas through a canopy of trees in the town of Murphys, Calif. road trip. of Americans plan to hit dominate the requests. Architecture tour boats return to the Chicago River after being sidelined by virus

By Blair Kamin in mid-March. ments during the pandem- CHICAGO TRIBUNE The resumption comes as ic, seating arrangements the city opens the downtown have been rejiggered to CHICAGO — It’s one Riverwalk Friday, with re- enforce social distancing. of the signature images strictions aimed at limiting That hurts the operators’ of summer in Chicago: activity and crowds. ability to cover costs. Architectural tour boats “We thought it was im- When Shoreline Sight- plying the skyscraper can- portant to get back on seeing’s “Bright Star” boat yons of the Chicago River, the water, even as a sign pulled into its berth near their guides spitting out of hope,” said Amy Hart- the Michigan Avenue Ap- facts to packed crowds as nett, director of sales and ple Store on Thursday, the low-slung craft slip be- marketing for Shoreline there was ample space be- neath river bridges. Sightseeing. tween the rows of chairs The coronavirus pan- Wendella river cruis- on its upper deck. demic erased such vibrant es, which leave from the A rope separated the scenes, turning the docks Wrigley Building, also seats from a podium for along the river’s main restart Friday. The Chi- the tour guide. The podium branch into mini-ghost cago Architecture Center, was protected by the kind towns and costing tour op- whose river tours depart of plexiglas shield that has erators thousands of dol- from the downtown Riv- become common in super- lars in lost revenue. erwalk, expects to reopen market checkout lines. Friday, however, a hint those cruises June 26. Shoreline Sightseeing of normalcy returns to the But this is anything but has held its prices at 2019 river as some tour boat op- a full-fledged return to nor- levels. A 75-minute archi- PHOTO | CHICAGO TRIBUNE erators reopen for the first mal. Tourists must wear tecture tour on the Chica- time since the pandemic masks on the boats. And in go River costs $37 to $41 A Shoreline Sightseeing boat floats along the Chicago River during an forced them to shut down keeping with state require- per adult, Hartnett said. architecture boat tour.