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SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 2021 DEALS Swampscott: Mask up in municipal buildings SalemOF THE $DAY$ By Tréa Lavery tion status. Buildings included in vaccinations are highly effective Reports from the state have PG. 3 ITEM STAFF the new mandate include Town in preventing serious illness, hos- shown that vaccinated people Heights Hall, the library, senior center, pitalizations and deaths in those make up approximately 1 per- SWAMPSCOTT — The town Department of Public Works, po- that are fully vaccinated.” cent of con rmed COVID cases, will resume requiring masks in and those who do test positive receives all municipal buildings on Mon- lice station and re station. In Swampscott, 75 percent of “Unfortunately, after seven residents were fully vaccinated after receiving the vaccine are day as COVID-19 cases rise due much less likely to have severe DEALS to the Delta variant. weeks of no new cases in the as of July 27. Over the course Town of Swampscott, there have of the pandemic, the town has symptoms. $55M for In a post on the town’s Face- However, studies have also shown OF THE been 18 new lab-con rmed cases seen 1,184 lab-con rmed cases of book page Friday, the town wrote that those who are vaccinated but $ $ that the new rules will apply to in the last two weeks alone,” the the virus and 19 COVID-related upgradeDAY everyone regardless of vaccina- post reads. “The good news is that deaths. MASK UP, A7 PG. 3 By Tréa Lavery ITEM STAFF Triumphant SALEM — The afford- able rental housing facil- ity at DEALSSalem Heights has receivedOF a THE$55 million return to tax-exemptOF THEbond from MassDevelopment$DAY$ to use for improvementsPG. 3 to the Lynn for property, PG. MassDevel-3 opment announced this week. Olympic The 281-unit facility on Pope Street, which is ownedDEALS by Preservation of boxer Affordable Housing, Inc. By Mike Alongi (POAH),OF is home THE to about ITEM SPORTS EDITOR 500 residents, and 274 of its $unitsDA areY $restrict- LYNN — Next Wednesday will be ed to householdsPG. 3 earning a day to remember for Lynn native at or below 60 percent of Rashida Ellis, as Mayor Thomas M. Mc- the area median income Gee, members of the City Council and (AMI). The remaining the rest of the city will welcome home seven market-rate units the 2020 Olympic boxer following her are rented to households trip to Tokyo for the Summer Games. earning at or below 120 A parade will run from the steps of percent AMI. Lynn English High School — Ellis’ The building was built alma mater — all the way down Cha- in the 1970s and, with the tham Street before making a turn onto bond funding, will receive Essex Street and nally stopping on an entirely new building the steps of City Hall. envelope, extensive duct There, a short ceremony to honor El- repairs, improved ventila- lis and her Olympic accomplishments tion, a new cooling system, will take place. The parade, which will plumbing upgrades, com- feature escorts from both the Lynn mon area improvements Police and Fire departments, will run and a new playground. from 4:45 to 5 p.m. Fifteen units will also be Ellis’ quest for Olympic gold came converted to be compliant to an end last Thursday night, as the with the Americans with 26-year-old lightweight fell by a 3-0 Disabilities Act. split decision to Great Britain’s Car- “Not only is it important oline Dubois in a round of 16 bout at to expand affordable hous- Kokugikan Arena in Tokyo. Among the Rashida Ellis, of Lynn, connects with a punch to Caroline Dubois, of Great Britain, ing opportunities through- during their lightweight preliminary boxing match at the Summer Olympics in Tokyo. out the commonwealth, BOXER, A2 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS we must also ensure ex- isting facilities receive the upgrades they need FROM THE PUBLISHER to remain vibrant living Lynn eld Schools communities for the long term,” said Housing and A re ection of hatred Economic Development to offer vaccine Secretary Mike Kennealy, who serves as chair of and why we ran it MassDevelopment’s Board clinic for students of Directors. MassDevelopment also (On Aug. 4, The Item published a story, “Swampscott activist or- By Anne Rich Sjoberg said Vogel assisted the Department Marie Tobin and Rebelo have been as- ganizing a run for governor,” detailing Dianna Ploss’ decision to of Housing and Communi- ITEM STAFF sured by Pelmeds that le candidate campaign-organizing papers. In that story, we ran ty Development (DHCD) there will be enough vac- a photograph showing an offensive sign displayed at an October with the approval of fed- LYNNFIELD — The cines for all who register. 2020 rally in Swampscott. This seeks to explain the decision to eral low-income housing Lynn eld Public Schools “We’ve been told that run the photo.) tax credits, which will is partnering with Pel- anyone who wants one It’s a well-worn expression most commonly uttered by disap- provide approximately meds Pharmacy to offer a will be able to get them,” proving parents: “You are known by the company you keep.” $40.7 million in equity for COVID-19 vaccine clinic Sjoberg said. “Kristen and From our perspective, truer words could not be spoken about the project. on Monday for students Toni have done a great ages 12 and older. job putting this together PUBLISHER, A7 UPGRADE, A7 The P zer vaccine will so that parents will have be offered at the clinic, another opportunity to get which will run from 4-6 their children vaccinat- p.m. at Lynn eld Middle ed before the start of the School. A second-dose clin- school year.” ic at the same location will Registration is required; be held on Monday, Aug. walk-ins will not be ac- 30 from 4-6 p.m. cepted under any circum- The clinic is open to all stances. Residents are Lynn eld students, ages required to complete a 12 and older, and public COVID vaccine consent school employees. Town form with proof of paren- students who do not at- tal consent; the form must tend the public schools are be printed and presented also eligible; students un- at a resident’s scheduled der 16 must be accompa- appointment. nied by a parent or guard- Students and staff who ian. have already received “If your child is eligible their rst dose at anoth- to be vaccinated and has er location are welcome to not yet been vaccinated, register for a second dose we strongly recommend at either clinic. Individ- you to get your child vac- uals receiving a vaccine cinated,” said Superin- will be observed for 15 to tendent of Schools Kris- 30 minutes depending on ten Vogel, who organized their medical history and the clinic with COVID-19 clinical condition. Nurse Liaison Toni Rebe- Vogel said the district is By Tréa Lavery Mélineige Beaure- lo. ITEM STAFF gard of Canada School Committee Chair CLINIC, A7 A day carves a scene of REVERE — After taking a year off due to the the Ocean Pier COVID-19 pandemic, the International Sand Dancing Pavilion INSIDE at the Sculpting Festival returned to its home on Re- into sand during vere Beach Friday for its 17th year. at Revere Beach Lynn Sports (Revere) This year, however, the festival looks a little bit the International Mayor McGee approves Shoe City Classic different, with artists working together on an ex- Sand Sculpting artist for “Lynnstallation” basketball tournament hibition instead of competing against each other. Festival Friday. sculpture. A2 returns to Lynn. B1 beach SCULPTURES, A7 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 89° VOL. 142, ISSUE 206 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 70° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 COMICS ...... B4 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 2021 OBITUARIES Alan L. King, Sr., 88 1933 - 2021 PITTSFIELD - Alan L. King, Sr., 88, passed away at Berkshire Medical Center on Saturday, July 31st surrounded by his loving family. He was the for- mer husband of the late Patri- cia P. (Colburn) King. Born in Lynn, MA on Febru- ary 5, 1933, he was the son of the late Albert L. King and Helen T. (McDormand) Boren- stein. Alan was a graduate of Lynn Vocational High School, Class of 1949. He then went on to proudly serve in the Unit- ed States Navy, during the Ko- rean War. He also worked as a civilian employee for a military commissary as a fork-lift oper- ator in Virginia for over 7 years. King, Robert Lemaire, Heath- In his earlier years, Alan was er Clermont, Chad Lemaire, a lover of country music. He Vinnie Regan, and Jamie Re- enjoyed playing the guitar and gan; his siblings, Albert King singing with various country of W. Springfield, and Joyce music bands. During his trav- Brennan and her three sons els, he was even able to meet George, Paul and Alan of Lynn, some famous country stars, as well as many other dear like Faron Young and Willie Nel- great-grandchildren, nieces, son. Later on, he settled down nephews, cousins, and friends. and began his family, and Alan was pre-deceased by worked as a parts manager his beloved sister, the late at several different automotive Frances Tambini, formerly of W. dealerships. The greatest joys Peabody. in his life as he grew older be- Arrangements: Friends and came his family and beloved family are invited to call at the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS grandchildren and great-grand- Cuffe-McGinn Funeral Home, children. He truly cherished 157 Maple St., Lynn, on Mon- Rashida Ellis, of Lynn, left, and Caroline Dubois, of Great Britain, exchange punches during their the time he got to share with day, August 9th from 9 a.m. women’s lightweight preliminary boxing match at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. them. until 11 a.m. His Funeral Mass Alan leaves his children: will be celebrated at 11:30 Debora A. Aldrich-Jegtvig and a.m. at St. Pius V Church, Lynn. her wife, Faith, of Pittsfield, Burial will follow in Pine Grove Dawn M. Regan and her hus- Cemetery, Lynn. To leave an Triumphant return to Lynn band, James, of Lanesborough, online message or condolence, and Alan L. King, Jr. and Mau- please visit www.cuffemcginn. reen H. King, both of CA; his com. grandchildren, Thomas Aldrich, for Olympic boxer Ellis Timothy Aldrich, Corey Sween- er, Amanda Sweener, Brandon BOXER with Dubois trying to es- good punches, Dubois was able to use her From A1 tablish her dominant jab pushed the pace once height and reach advan- and Ellis using her strong again and was awarded, tage to stay at a distance five judges, three scored footwork to keep the with three judges giving and survive until the fi- the fight a win for Du- punches at bay. But Du- her a win in the round. nal bell. GLSS bois and two scored it as bois was able to land a few From there, Ellis need- Ellis trains at Private a draw. key shots near the end of ed a knockout in order Jewels Fitness in Lynn The fight was about as the round, and three judg- to make up the ground and has made plans to even as could be, from es scored the round a win she lost in the first two turn professional follow- looking for start to finish. The start for Dubois. rounds. She came out ing the Olympic Games. of the first round was While Ellis came out more aggressive and Mike Alongi can be more about the two fight- strong in the second tried to score the win- reached at malongi@item- volunteers ers feeling each other out, round and landed some ning blow, but Dubois live.com. By Tréa Lavery find. ITEM STAFF “GLSS is committed to Mayor McGee approves artist ensuring that the state- LYNN — Greater Lynn and federally-mandated Senior Services (GLSS) is rights of every nursing seeking volunteers for its for Lynnstallation sculpture home resident are protect- Long-Term Care Ombuds- ed,” said Program Manag- man Program, especially er Jillian O’Brien. “We are By Allysha Dunnigan incorporated into the final grants to develop their The MAPC’s Arts and in Lynn and Saugus. looking for people who are ITEM STAFF sculpture. concepts fully and pres- Culture Department led The program, which is good listeners, advocates Orlosky said he was very ent them at a public Zoom the engagement and se- LYNN — Mayor Thomas funded by the state, sends and problem-solvers.” excited and honored to meeting on June 24. More lection process for this art M. McGee has announced certified, trained volun- Volunteers receive be selected to create the than 200 residents com- piece, which will mark the his approval for artist teers to visit every resi- training and certification downtown Lynnstallation. mented and voted on the gateway to the Downtown Kevin Orlosky, who was dent of the nursing and through the state. GLSS “Community engage- five concepts, with about Lynn Cultural District, voted by the public to cre- rest homes in Lynn, Lyn- provides ongoing support ment is at the heart of my 30 percent voting for the one of the Massachusetts ate his “Laces of Lynn” nfield, Nahant, Saugus, for volunteers. work and I believe it is Laces of Lynn concept. Cultural Council’s official- outdoor sculpture for the IN MEMORIAM Swampscott, Cambridge For more information, important for public art to During a meeting last ly-designated cultural dis- MINNIE F. (BARBUZZI) CHICK “Lynnstallation” public and Somerville. Volun- contact O’Brien at 781- represent the entire com- Tuesday, the Lynn Public tricts. 2005 ~ AUGUST 7 ~ 2021 art project at Mt. Vernon teers speak with residents 586-8548 or jobrien@glss. munity,” Orlosky said. “I Arts Commission affirmed “Public art can draw peo- about their care, make net. Street Plaza. am really looking forward the public’s vote. Orlosky, who was select- ple in, make people think, sure their rights are re- Tréa Lavery can be to meeting all the differ- McGee said he thinks and bring people together. spected and work to re- reached at tlavery@item- ed among five finalists, ent people and learning the community made a will create a colorful sculp- I hope Laces of Lynn will solve any problems they live.com. about unique details that terrific selection with Lac- do that and more,” said ture that draws inspira- make Lynn a great place es of Lynn and looks for- MAPC’s Executive Direc- tion from Lynn’s history to live.” ward to seeing it installed. Prayer to the Blessed Virgin tor Marc Draisen. “MAPC (Never Known To Fail) as a shoe mecca. His piece The city, Downtown “This piece relates to an is proud to have coordinat- will consist of interwoven Lynn Cultural District, important part of Lynn O most beautiful flower of Mount Carmel, fruitful vine, splendor of Heaven, ed the selection process metal pieces in the shape Lynn Public Arts Com- history, but also provides Blessed Mother of the Son of God, Immaculate Virgin, assist me in my for this unique piece and necessity. O Star of the Sea, help me and show me here you are my mother. O of shoelaces and will in- mission and Metropolitan a tangible way for Lyn- Holy Mary, Mother of God, Queen of Heaven and Earth, I humbly beseech you to help grow Lynn’s ca- clude words that commu- Area Planning Council ners to get involved in the Always in our thoughts, from the bottom of my heart to secure me in my necessity (make request). pacity to solicit communi- "Lots of love." There are none that can withstand your power. O Mary conceived without sin, nity members submit to (MAPC) worked together design of the art,” McGee Lovingly remembered and sadly pray for us who have recourse to thee. (Three times). Holy Mary, place this describe themselves. to commission this new said. “As we saw with the ty-driven public art in the missed by Douglas, Donna, Daniel, cause in your hands (3 times). Say this prayer for three consecutive days and future.” David, and grandchildren Jarred, then you must publish it and it will be granted to you. As part of his project art piece after identifying Black Lives Matter mu- Douglas, and Michael SKK proposal, Orlosky created a need to mark the cultur- ral on Essex Street, these This project is funded by a robust community en- al district’s gateways, en- projects are all the more the Department of Com- gagement plan. In the up- gage local residents more powerful when the com- munity Development in coming months, he plans directly in the public art munity can participate the city with support from to hold 10 to 20 guided process and draw visitors directly.” the MAPC. workshops in partnership to downtown Lynn. Orlosky will also coordi- To learn more about op- with local businesses, non- A series of workshops nate an in-depth partner- portunities to work with profits, community orga- with community members ship with local arts orga- the designer of Laces of nizations and the general in 2019 assisted in shap- nization Raw Art Works, Lynn and read the pro- public, where he will ask ing a call for artists, which where he will work with posal in full, visit: https:// attendees to submit words went out in 2020 and elic- 100 young artists to help lynnincommon.com/lynn- — in any language — to ited almost four dozen re- them design their own stallation. describe themselves. The sponses from across the pieces of public art to be Allysha Dunnigan can phrases that result from country. exhibited at the Laces of be reached at adunnigan@ these workshops will be Five artists received Lynn unveiling. itemlive.com.

IN MEMORIAM MINNIE F. (BARBUZZI) CHICK Selling a house? Lynn Drug Task Force Don’t let the 2005 ~ AUGUST 7 ~ 2021 Buying a house? Hotline Find out what properties story go untold. recently sold in your area. 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Check out the Real Estate page or text the word Share your loved one’s story. Prayer to the Blessed Virgin in Saturday’s(Never Known To Fail) paper. tiplynn and [email protected] | 781-593-7700 O most beautiful flower of Mount Carmel, fruitful vine, splendor of Heaven, your tip to Blessed Mother of the Son of God, Immaculate Virgin, assist me in my necessity. O Star of the Sea, help me and show me here you are my mother. O “tip411” (847411) Holy Mary, Mother of God, Queen of Heaven and Earth, I humbly beseech you Always in our thoughts, from the bottom of my heart to secure me in my necessity (make request). "Lots of love." There are none that can withstand your power. O Mary conceived without sin, All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. In partnership with Lovingly remembered and sadly pray for us who have recourse to thee. (Three times). Holy Mary, place this missed by Douglas, Donna, Daniel, cause in your hands (3 times). Say this prayer for three consecutive days and Callers may remain anonymous. David, and grandchildren Jarred, then you must publish it and it will be granted to you. Douglas, and Michael SKK Spanish menu available SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Biden nudges Senate over $1T infrastructure bill By Lisa Mascaro Senators will be back for just before midnight. In ASSOCIATED PRESS another weekend session. announcing Saturday’s “It’s a bill that would end schedule, he said, “We WASHINGTON — De- years of gridlock in Wash- very much want to nish.” spite a rocky week of ts ington and create millions and starts, President Joe Called the Infrastruc- of good-paying jobs, put Biden on Friday praised ture Investment and Jobs America on a new path to the Senate for edging the Act, the thick bill is a rst win the race for the econ- bipartisan infrastructure part of Biden’s infrastruc- omy in the 21st century,” plan closer to passage, ture agenda and would in- Biden said. ahead of a key vote on the ject billions of new spend- $1 trillion package. The public works expen- ing on roads, bridges, As Biden spoke from diture will “enable us not waterworks, broadband the White House, he com- only to build back but to and other projects to vir- pared the “historic in- build back better than tually every corner of the before the economic crisis vestment” to building the nation. If approved by the hit,” he said. transcontinental railroad Senate, it would next go to It’s nearing decision time or the interstate highway the House. for Congress, and particu- system — lofty themes he The late-night session larly the Senate, to make has touched on before as stalled out as new debates he nudges Congress along. gains on the president’s infrastructure priorities emerged over proposed The public works projects amendments to change being unleashed will be — rst with the biparti- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the 2,700-page package. powered by good-paying, san bill that’s on track for President Joe Biden speaks about the July jobs report during an event Senators have processed blue-collar jobs, he said. passage as soon as this in the East Room of the White House. The president’s note of weekend, and quickly fol- nearly two dozen amend- encouragement offers a lowed by Democrats’ more many of them departed as senators worked late for Saturday. ments so far, and none has reset for lawmakers after sweeping $3.5 trillion bud- to attend funeral services into the night on amend- “We’ve worked long, substantially changed the frustrations mounted and get blueprint they plan to Friday in Wyoming for a ments and to counter ob- hard and collaborative- framework of the public tempers  ared overnight shoulder on their own. colleague, the former Re- jections from Republican ly to nish this import- works package. With more as the Senate stalled out, Senators had hoped to publican Sen. Mike Enzi. opponents of the plan to ant bipartisan bill.” said than a dozen amendments unable to expedite the wrap up the bipartisan But the Senate ground to expedite the process. A Senate Majority Leader still to go, senators strug- package to completion. bill late Thursday, before a halt with new problems procedural vote was set Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., gled to reach agreements. Aide who says Cuomo groped Strong jobs report her les criminal complaint sends most By Marina stocks, bond Villeneuve ASSOCIATED PRESS ALBANY, N.Y. — A wom- yields higher an who accused Gov. An- adding 1.5 percent. drew Cuomo of groping her By Stan Choe, breast at the governor’s Damian J. Troise “Now, growth looks like and Alex Veiga it’s on a pretty solid foot- state residence has led a ASSOCIATED PRESS criminal complaint against ing,” said Sameer Sama- na, senior global market him, the Albany County Wall Street capped a strategist at Wells Fargo Sheriff’s of ce said Friday. choppy week of trading Fri- Investment Institute. The complaint, led day with broad gains, which The S&P 500 rose 7.42 Thursday with the sher- helped push the S&P 500 points to 4,436.52. The iff’s of ce, is the rst and Dow Jones Industrial benchmark index notched known instance where a Average to new highs. a 0.9 percent gain for the woman has made an of- The S&P 500 rose 0.2 week. The Dow gained cial report with a law percent, a day after set- 144.26 points, or 0.4 per- enforcement agency over ting another all-time cent, to 35,208.51. The alleged misconduct by FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS high. Every major index Nasdaq fell 59.36 points, or Cuomo. Its ling is a po- notched a weekly gain af- New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo speaks during a news conference in 0.4 percent, to 14,835.76, tential rst step toward ter slipping last week. New York. while the Russell 2000 in- bringing criminal charges. Some of the sharpest action happened in the dex of smaller companies “We take every com- or delay it,” Apple said. address the criminal com- ter that is under review,” bond market, where Trea- rose 11.75 points, or 0.5 plaint seriously,” Albany Apple didn’t immediate- plaint in an online brie ng spokesperson Cecilia sury yields tend to move percent, to 2,247.76. County Undersheriff Wil- ly return a phone message with reporters, but said the Walsh said in an email. with expectations for the Friday’s jobs report liam Rice said Friday. from The Associated Press. groping allegation — which Calls for Cuomo’s res- economy and for in ation. showed that hiring was It’s possible the Demo- The Cuomo aide who was also outlined in news- ignation or impeachment The yield on the 10-year stronger than economists cratic governor could be led the report has ac- paper articles and in a re- soared this week after an Treasury climbed to 1.31 expected, with employers arrested if investigators or cused him of reaching un- port released by the New independent investigation percent from 1.21 percent adding 943,000 workers the county district attor- der her shirt and fondling York attorney general’s of- overseen by the state at- late Thursday, clawing to their payrolls. Average ney determine he commit- her when they were alone ce — was fabricated. torney general’s of ce con- back all the losses it sus- wages also jumped 4 per- ted a crime, Albany Coun- in a room at the Executive “This woman’s story, cluded that Cuomo sexual- tained over the last week. cent in July from a year ty Sheriff Craig Apple told Mansion last year. The which is stated as fact in ly harassed 11 women and Investors weighed a earlier, more than econo- the New York Post. woman also told investi- the report, is false. The worked to retaliate against government report show- mists expected. “The end result could gators with the attorney documentary evidence one of his accusers. ing the U.S. job market is Bond yields jumped after either be it sounds sub- general’s of ce that Cuo- does not support what she The attorney general’s making widespread im- economists said the en- stantiated and an arrest is mo once rubbed her rear said,” Glavin said. report describes a series provements. Most stocks couraging jobs report will made and it would be up end while they were pos- The Albany County dis- of times Cuomo allegedly across Wall Street rose give the Federal Reserve to the DA to prosecute the ing together for a photo. trict attorney would not acted inappropriately with following the report, with another nudge to pare back arrest,” he told the news- The sheriff’s of ce didn’t con rm that they received the aide described as Ex- companies whose pro ts its bond-buying program, paper, which was the rst immediately provide a a complaint, saying they ecutive Assistant #1, cul- are most closely tied to the which is trying to juice the to report on the complaint. copy of the complaint. had no plans to release minating with the groping strength of the economy economy by keeping lon- “Just because of who it is Cuomo’s lawyer, Rita any information because encounter at the mansion leading the way. Financial ger-term rates low. Econ- we are not going to rush it Glavin, didn’t immediately “this is an ongoing mat- on Nov. 16, 2020. companies notched the omists say an announce- biggest gains within the ment by the Fed about a S&P 500, climbing 2 per- possible slowdown in pur- Potential military vaccine cent. Materials companies chases could come as soon also were big winners, as the end of the month. mandate brings distrust, support

By Julie Watson that’s untested, I’m not licensed. Biden has also back up in 2004 after the ASSOCIATED PRESS sure it’s safe, and I don’t directed that all federal FDA issued an approval, trust the government’s workers be vaccinated or but the judge stopped it SAN DIEGO — Since vaccine. What are my face frequent testing and again after ruling the President Joe Biden rights?’” Rinckey said. travel restrictions. FDA had not followed asked the Pentagon last Generally, their rights Lawyers say the waiv- procedures. week to look at adding are limited since vac- er will put the military Eventually the FDA is- the COVID-19 vaccine to cines are widely seen as on rmer legal ground sued proper approvals for the military’s mandatory essential for the military so it can avoid the court the vaccine, and the pro- shots, former Army lawyer to carry out its missions, battles it faced when it gram was reinstated on a Greg T. Rinckey has eld- given that service mem- mandated the anthrax limited basis for troops in ed a deluge of calls. bers often eat, sleep and vaccine for troops in the high-risk locations. His rm, Tully Rinckey, work in close quarters. 1990s when it was not has heard from hundreds of Defense Secretary Lloyd fully approved by the The value of each coupon shown here is equal to soldiers, Marines and sail- Austin has said he is work- federal Food and Drug LAW OFFICES OF ors wanting to know their ing expeditiously to make administration. JAMES J. CARRIGAN or greater than the price of the newspaper. rights and whether they the COVID-19 vaccine The distrust among • Social Security Disability could take any legal action mandatory for military some service members • Workers Compensation ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! if ordered to get inoculated personnel and is expected is not only a re ection of • Accidents 25 years located across If you would like to participate in for the coronavirus. to ask Biden to waive a fed- the broader public’s feel- from Lynn District Court ings about the COVID-19 “A lot of U.S. troops have eral law that requires indi- 15 Johnson St. The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, reached out to us saying, viduals be given a choice vaccines, which were contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 quickly authorized for 781-596-0100 ‘I don’t want a vaccine if the vaccine is not fully JAMES J. CARRIGAN emergency use, but stems ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN in part from the anthrax LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY program’s troubles. www.jamescarriganlaw.com Scores of troops refused [email protected] to take that vaccine. Some left the service. Others were disciplined. Some 781-593-7700 were court martialed and Publishing Daily, except Sundays kicked out of the military USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 with other-than-honor- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA able discharges. and additional of ces. Copyright ©2021 The Daily Item In 2003, a federal judge Subscriptions agreed with service Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States members who led a law- $30.00 for 4 weeks suit asserting the mili- $95.00 for 13 weeks tary could not administer $185.00 for 26 weeks $340.00 for 1 year a vaccine that had not Send payment to and POSTMASTER, been fully licensed with- send address changes to: PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS out their consent, and The Daily Item Retired Army Col. Arnold Strong poses for a stopped the program. 110 Munroe St. The Pentagon started it P.O. Box 5 portrait. Lynn, MA 01903 A4 SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 2021 OPINION

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Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Commandment — Thou Americans expressed a identify with and who can Subscriptions shalt not speak ill of any preference for candidates lead this party and our [email protected] fellow Republican — be- who mostly disagree with country into the 21st cen- came gospel after a speech Trump. tury.” Circulation [email protected] Ronald Reagan gave in the In truth, the two repre- Zschau lost, but Rea- Lafayette Hotel in Long sentatives mostly agree gan’s “big tent” concept Ext. 3 Beach, Calif., on April 1, with Trump, and voted endured. Republicans Newsroom 1967. that way. Cheney sided rarely have broken the [email protected] That, too, was greet- with the president 93 per- 11th Commandment, con- [email protected] JEB BUSH ed with thunderous ap- cent of the time, higher ceived by California GOP plause, though there were than New York lawmaker chairman Gaylord Par- Ext. 4 no reports of lightning Rep. Elise Stefanik, who kinson but popularized by Sports Every student flashes or mountain smok- replaced her as House Reagan. Here, from that [email protected] ing. Those would not hit Republican Conference 1967 Long Beach speech, Ext. 5 California until decades chair after recording a 78 is the essence of the Rea- later. percent Trump loyalty re- gan ethos: Retail and Online But the Reagan ethos ex- cord. Kinzinger voted with “Within our tent, there Advertising deserves a [email protected] pressed before the Califor- Trump 99 percent of the will be many arguments nia Republican Assembly time in his first two years, and divisions over ap- ADVERTISING — the sounding of a trum- though his record dropped proach and method and Ernie Carpenter Jr. chance pet, politically at least — to a still robust 84 percent even those we choose to Director of Advertising helped account for Repub- in the second half of the implement our philoso- and Business Development, ext. 1355 Our nation is home to an estimated 56.6 million kin- lican victories in seven of Trump term. phy. Seldom, if ever, will [email protected] dergarten-12th grade students, each unique and de- the 10 presidential races The move to eject the we raise a cheer signifying serving of an education that unlocks their passions, that followed, which we two from the GOP confer- unanimous approval of Ralph Mitchell inspires curiosity and enables them to live a fulfilling Sales Representative, ext. 1313 sometimes forget is a re- ence and perhaps threat- the decisions reached.” [email protected] life of purpose. cord roughly comparable en their committee assign- Reagan urged party uni- But the reality is our education system isn’t designed to the power of the New ments is being led by Rep. ty and party discipline. Patricia Whalen for individual students. It’s designed as a one-size-fits- Deal coalition beginning Andy Biggs of Arizona, But he also argued that Sales Representative, ext. 1310 all factory model of education, created in the 1890s to [email protected] in 1932. who argues that the two “unity does not require build a workforce for a factory-model economy. “The Republican Party, agreed to “join the Dem- unanimity of thought.” BUSINESS OFFICE That made sense in the past century, but today’s both in this state and na- ocrats on a witch hunt” Today, Republicans are 21st-century economy is vastly different, and it’s why Susan J. Conti education pluralism is so important. Enabling every tionally, is a broad party,” against members of their in one of their periodic Controller, ext. 1288 student an opportunity to find the right educational en- said Reagan in his first own party. He character- struggles for the soul of [email protected] vironment that meets their needs is essential to their year as governor of Cali- ized them as “two spies;” their grand old party. It fornia and already spoken they are among the 10 happened in 1952, when Ted Grant success — and to America’s future. And it’s why 3.3 Publisher, ext. 1234 million students have chosen to attend a public charter of as a future president. Republicans who voted Dwight Eisenhower faced [email protected] school. “There is room in our tent to convict Trump in the Sen. Robert Taft of Ohio, Unfortunately, there are special interests — and for many views; indeed, second round of impeach- and in 1964, when Sen. Marian Kinney those wedded to the past — who prioritize an outdated the divergence of views is ment. Barry Goldwater of Ar- ext. 1212 [email protected] system over today’s students. Rather than creating a one of our strengths. Let Party purges rarely suc- izona faced Gov. Nelson modern education system that adapts to students and no one, however, interpret ceed. The most famous Rockefeller of New York, Will Kraft gives them the freedom and flexibility to find their right this to mean compromise effort was undertaken by and in 1976, when Reagan Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 school and learning environment, they wrongly treat of basic philosophy or that Franklin D. Roosevelt, sought to unseat Presi- [email protected] kids like parts in a factory, forcing each to conform to a we will be all things to all who, in trying to convert dent Gerald Ford. standardized and obsolete approach. Paula Villacreses This outdated mentality has led the U.S. House of people for political expedi- the Democrats into a lib- But throughout these A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 Representatives to pass a federal budget that cuts edu- ency.” eral party in 1938, tar- struggles, the former [email protected] cation funding to millions of public school students who That speech was more geted Democratic Sens. Democrat and New Deal- choose to attend public charter schools. than a half-century ago, Walter George of Georgia, er, who in 1980 would win Mike Shanahan Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 The budget ignores what families want and what and it occurred during the Ellison “Cotton Ed” Smith the White House, hewed [email protected] works. Public demand for education options is reaching week when the Beatles of South Carolina, Millard to his views about how an all-time high, especially after 18 months of pandem- posed with wax figures Tydings of Maryland and Republicans should treat Jim Wilson ic-related disruptions. And, public charter schools re- from Madame Tussauds Guy Gillette of Iowa, all of each other. Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 main a popular choice for students and parents because for the cover of their “Sgt. whom prevailed anyway. Trump is the most sig- [email protected] they’re effective. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts The only party purge in nificant, and most pow- CIRCULATION Research using data from the National Assessment Club Band” album and modern times that suc- erful, Republican figure of Educational Progress (NAEP) found public charter Lisa Mahmoud when Jimi Hendrix set his ceeded was undertaken since Reagan. The 45th school students have made significant gains and often Manager, ext. 1239 outperform their peers at traditional public schools. guitar on fire for the first during World War I by president seldom spoke [email protected] The same study found that African-American students time. (He was hospitalized Woodrow Wilson, who about the 40th, but Rea- attending public charter schools made greater gains in for burns.) employed what he called gan anticipated the rise of CUSTOMER SERVICE Today, the “big tent” an “acid test” of loyalty, a Trump-like figure. math and reading than students attending traditional La’ Mosha Ball public schools. philosophy growing out used mostly against fel- “Our 11th Command- Customer Service, ext. 1276 The availability of education choice helps all students of the Reagan nostrum, low Southerners, “hereby,” ment,” Reagan said in [email protected] succeed. expressed many times according to biographer 1967, “is perhaps more Sadly, when it comes to education funding and choice but seldom as succinctly John Milton Cooper Jr., profound than we realize.” GRAPHICS — for the powerbrokers — it’s never about what’s best or as forcefully as in that “muffling charges of out- More profound, perhaps for kids or what families want or even the proven re- Trevor Andreozzi early speech, is under at- side interference.” — but more endangered Designer sults of successful learning and lifelong achievement. tack as never before. The But overall, that has not than he might have imag- [email protected] It’s about power, money and the adults who run the sys- House Freedom Caucus been the way either party ined. tem. is agitating to expel Reps. has proceeded, and cer- A Swampscott High Edwin Peralta Jr. Teachers’ unions and their allies in Congress see stu- Liz Cheney of Wyoming tainly it is not the Reagan School Class of 1972 mem- Designer dents who choose public charter schools as a threat to [email protected] the education model controlled by unions. And unions and Adam Kinzinger of formula. In 1986, the Re- ber, David M. Shribman is fear that choice will lead to fewer students attending Illinois — the only two Re- publicans nominated Rep. the Pulitzer Prize-winning NEWSROOM publicans who agreed to Ed Zschau, who had a rel- former executive editor of schools that fund their private coffers. Those coffers en- Mike Alongi able teachers’ unions to be among the nation’s largest join the House committee atively low rating from the the Pittsburgh Post-Ga- Sports Editor, ext. 1228 political donors. investigating the insur- American Conservative zette. [email protected] It’s a feedback loop without a soul. Nationwide, charters serve students like Kamille Cat- Gayla Cawley ala, whose education was initially limited to a tradition- LETTER TO THE EDITOR News Editor, ext. 1236 al public school that failed to provide her the rigorous [email protected] environment she craved and deserved. Allysha Dunnigan As she put it, “Education isn’t one-size fits all. For me Swampscott’s free-range threat Reporter, ext. 1302 and my family, a charter school was the right fit. All [email protected] families deserve the opportunity to send their children To the editor: The animals are now like to see what the costs to a school that prepares them for a successful life.” forced to go out into the are going to be when the Spenser Hasak Students like Kamille deserve to be supported, cel- After reading the opin- streets to bypass the fenc- trail comes up to the Par- Photographer, ext. 1332 ebrated and treated equally — no different than her ion from the Swampscott ing. There are sections adise Road section, which [email protected] friends who attend their traditional public school. Conservancy, I under- which are elevated and is elevated by 30 feet at But that’s not what the House budget will do. Not only stand their concern about not level and go through least. Thor Jourgensen does it specifically cut $40 million in education funding, invasive plant species, vernal ponds where ducks It must be Americans Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] the House budget bill also includes alarming language but by putting up stock- bring their young. with Disabilities Act com- that would prevent any federal funds from reaching any ade fencing on both sides Are we going to be put- pliant and I foresee this as Tréa Lavery charter school “that contracts with a for-profit entity to of the trail, it prevents ting fencing in these ar- being an expensive proj- Reporter, ext. 1317 operate, oversee or manage the activities of the school.” animals from crossing an eas and displacing ducks? ect far beyond the initial [email protected] That language screams politics. It’s an effort to un- area that was undisturbed Harold King Forest has estimates. Are we going dermine the education of millions of students, especial- for decades. been a focus, but I am won- to continue with stockade Jakob Menendez ly our nation’s special needs students who qualify for They have no free range dering why these vernal fencing throughout this Photographer, ext. 1332 funding under the Individual with Disabilities Educa- to come and go now be- ponds behind the middle trail? [email protected] tion Act (IDEA) and our students living in poverty. cause there is a stockade school are being neglected. I personally do not find Anne Marie Tobin This fall, it’s time to ditch the politics and put kids fence blocking their access I would also like to see that appealing and I think Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 first. Let’s boldly prioritize students over systems. and routines. My fear is a detailed plan on the we need to pause and [email protected] Members of Congress must reject this bill’s language, the continued construc- costs of finishing the trail decide how much more Sophie Yarin restore federal funding to the Charter School Program tion and the process on because to date, I have should be spent or if a re- Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 fund and treat all public school students equally and eminent domain. The land not seen anything pre- design is needed. [email protected] without discrimination. owners are now demand- sented to the town or at Jeb Bush served as the 43rd governor of Florida and is ing fencing for privacy, Town Meeting. The trail Edward Mulvey TECHNOLOGY the founder and chairman of the Foundation for Excel- which in turn, blocks ac- has started at the easiest Town Meeting member Tim Noyes lence in Education. cess for ground animals. starting point and I would Swampscot Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE Lynn man pleads guilty to drug All address information, particu- Vandalism Complaints larly arrests, reflect police records. In A report of malicious de- A report of suspicious ac- distribution, firearm charges the event of a perceived inaccuracy, struction of property at 7:26 tivity at 9:46 p.m. Thursday at it is the sole responsibility of the con- p.m. Tuesday at Panera Bread, Eastern Bank, 605 Broadway. By Allysha Dunnigan was charged by criminal spiracy provides for a sen- cerned party to contact the relevant 430 Market St. A caller report- A woman reported she was ITEM STAFF complaint on Feb. 24. tence of at least five years given washed or bleached dol- Oth’s residence was and up to life in prison — police department and have the de- ed several youths damaged LYNN — A 32-year-old partment issue a notice of correction the restroom. lar bills as tips while working in searched, resulting in the to be served consecutively Swampscott. She said the bills Lynn man pleaded guilty seizure of approximate- to the sentence imposed to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Malicious destruction of in federal court Thursday were rejected by Eastern Bank ly three pounds of pure for the drug trafficking property was reported at 8:30 to conspiring to distribute ifications will not be made without while she was trying to make a methamphetamine and crime — five years of su- a.m. Wednesday at Lynnfield methamphetamine and express notice of change from the deposit. The bank gave her the two firearms, prosecutors pervised release and a fine Commons at 375 N Broadway. possessing firearms, the arresting police department. bleached bills back and sug- said. of $250,000. A man reported his car was U.S. Attorney’s office said. gested she contact the police. U.S. Senior District The investigation keyed and the tail light was David Oth, who also LYNN damaged. Court Judge Mark L. Wolf was conducted by a Theft goes by the names “Baby A report of motor vehicle Bouncer” and “BB,” ad- scheduled his sentencing multi-agency task force Arrests vandalism at 9:52 p.m. Thurs- A report of a larceny at 9:09 mitted to his part in a for Dec. 9. through the Organized day at Boston Sports Club at conspiracy that involved The charge of conspiracy Crime Drug Enforcement Jorge Aurich, of 330 Lynn- p.m. Thursday at Roller World, 425 Walnut St. 425 Broadway. A caller report- the distribution and pos- to distribute and possess Task Force (OCDETF), a field St., was arrested at 10:13 ed someone stole the camera session with intent to dis- a controlled substance partnership between fed- a.m. on Friday on multiple war- PEABODY off the side of the building. tribute 50 grams or more with intent to distribute eral, state and local law rants including possession of of methamphetamine and has a sentence of up to enforcement agencies. Class A drugs, shoplifting and Arrests SWAMPSCOTT possession of firearms in life in prison, at least five The principal mission trespassing. furtherance of a drug traf- years and up to a lifetime of the OCDETF program Ryan Eaton, 25, of 44 Aller- Ryan Joseph Hussien, 29, of Arrests ficking crime. of supervised release, and is to identify, disrupt and ton St., was arrested at 9:43 7 Fay Ave., Apt. 3, was arrest- Oth, a member of the a fine of up to $10 mil- dismantle the most seri- a.m. on Friday for trespassing. ed and charged with nighttime Isaiah Graham, 39, was ar- street gang known as Tiny lion. Given the weight ous drug trafficking, weap- motor vehicle breaking and rested at 2:56 p.m. Tuesday. Rascals Gangsters, ad- of the suspected narcot- ons trafficking and money Accidents entering for a felony and on a mitted that he and other ics involved in this case, laundering organizations, warrant for nighttime vehicle/ Accidents gang members conspired the statute provides for a and those primarily re- A report of a motor vehicle boat breaking and entering to distribute methamphet- mandatory minimum sen- sponsible for the nation’s crash at 6:06 p.m. at Light and for a felony and larceny over An accident at 11:20 a.m. amine by transporting it tence of 10 years. illegal drug supply. W Neptune streets on Thurs- $1,200 at 8:18 p.m. Thursday. Monday on Paradise Road. to Maine, where it would The charge of possessing Allysha Dunnigan can day; at 2:42 a.m. on Federal Minor accident at 3:30 p.m. have a higher resale val- a firearm in furtherance be reached at adunnigan@ Street and Western Avenue Accidents Monday in the parking lot of ue, prosecutors said. He of a drug trafficking con- itemlive.com. on Friday; at 5:27 a.m. at Ida the Urgent Care on Paradise Street and Western Avenue on A report of a hit-and-run mo- Road. No injuries reported. Friday. tor vehicle crash at 4:10 p.m. Report of a hit and run acci- A report of a motor vehicle Thursday at 19 Winona St. A dent at 4:36 p.m. Tuesday on crash with personal injury at caller reported a large truck Nantucket Avenue. 10:28 p.m. at 37 Union St. on pulled wires off her home. Thursday. A hit-and-run motor vehicle Animals crash was reported at 10:20 Report of a loose dog on Theft p.m. Thursday at Lynn Street Redington Street at 6:26 p.m. and Veterans Memorial Drive; Wednesday. Animal Control A report of larceny at 5:03 at 1:07 a.m. Friday at 2 Warren p.m. on 534 Essex St., Apt. was notified and the dog’s St. and 52 Central St.; at 2:03 owners were located. 214, on Thursday. p.m. Friday at Dunkin’ Donuts, Animal Control was notified 672 Lowell St. about a stray cat with no col- LYNNFIELD A report of a motor vehicle lar found on Pleasant Street at crash at 8:34 a.m. Friday at 4:38 p.m. Thursday. Arrests Summit Plaza, 145 Summit St.; at 12:13 p.m. Friday at Breaking and entering Michael Kennedy, 41, of 136 Main St. and 8 Caller St.; 63 Prescott St., Apt. 2., Read- at 12:56 p.m. Friday at 30 An- A caller on Middlesex Ave- ing, was arrested and charged dover St. and 1 Hilltop Drive. nue reported a past breaking with trespassing at 2:28 p.m. and entering to a vehicle at Monday. Breaking and Entering 2:21 p.m. Wednesday. Nothing was taken from the vehicle. Accidents A report of a motor vehicle Report of a past breaking breaking and entering at 8 and entering of a vehicle on A report of a motor vehicle p.m. Thursday at Gentle Dental Rock Avenue at 8:54 p.m. crash with personal injury at Care of Peabody at 1 Main St. Wednesday. 6:15 p.m. Wednesday on S Broadway. Complaints Complaints Complaints A report of a suspicious mo- Police received a report at tor vehicle at 9:28 a.m. Friday 9:47 a.m. Monday of a van A report of juvenile offens- at Ulta Beauty at 210U Ando- that frequently parks on Dun- es at 1:09 p.m. Monday at 4 ver St. Mall Security reported a can Terrace with curtains over Elliot Road. A caller reported suspicious man was trying to all of its windows. The caller PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS she has video footage of kids lure women into his vehicle. believed there may be two Ketchikan Volunteer Rescue Squad personnel land and disembark from a at her front door. Police said The vehicle left before police people living in the van. Hughes 369D helicopter at Temsco Helicopters Inc in Ketchikan, Alaska. there was no property damage arrived. Report of a suspicious ve- and the kids appeared to be hicle with two people inside playing ding-dong ditch. Theft parked on Nichols Street at Poor weather hampers crash Juvenile offenses were re- 3:15 p.m. Monday. A caller reported at 11:02 ported at 9:42 p.m. Monday At 8:18 p.m. Thursday, Sa- lem Police reported a red mini p.m. Monday that his son was victim recovery efforts in Alaska at 58 Pillings Pond Road. A drunk and belligerent and a caller reported she was being cooper involved in armed rob- beries at two gas stations had friend was trying to get him to been identified, and troop- tered at the loss of six peo- harassed by a group of kids By Becky Bohrer fled toward Peabody on Bos- go to the hospital. and Mark Thiessen ers were working with ple today. We are thinking on bicycles, who were ringing ton Street. A 29-year-old man Report of a group of ATVs ASSOCIATED PRESS volunteers from the Ket- of and grieving with the her doorbell a few times and was located and arrested (see and motorcycles doing wheel- chikan Volunteer Rescue families of the five passen- JUNEAU, Alaska — knocking on her door very ies on Humphrey Street at Squad to coordinate recov- gers and our dear friend arrests). Poor weather conditions loudly. 6:45 p.m. Tuesday. ery efforts. and pilot aboard the air- were hindering efforts to A report of juvenile offenses Report of a neighbor dispute “Poor weather conditions craft,” the company said in Vandalism recover the bodies of six at 9:14 p.m. Tuesday at 14 on Elm Place at 2:54 p.m. and deteriorating visibil- a Thursday evening state- people who were killed Yorkshire Drive. A caller report- Vandalism to a vehicle was Wednesday. ity in the Ketchikan and ment. “We are cooperating when a sightseeing plane ed youths rang her doorbell reported at 8:19 a.m. Friday Police received a noise com- Misty Fjords area have with the first responders crashed in southeast Alas- and rode off on their bicy- at Hertz Local Edition at 108 plaint at 11:12 a.m. Thursday prevented the Alaska and agencies involved.” cles. Police spoke with several Newbury St. related to a bullhorn at a pro- ka, Alaska State Troopers said Friday. State Troopers and volun- Ketchikan is a popular youths at the high school, who test on Humphrey Street. teers from the Ketchikan stop for cruise ships vis- agreed not to ring doorbells Report of harassing behavior The plane crashed SAUGUS Thursday as the pilot was Volunteer Rescue Squad iting Alaska, and cruise anymore. on social media at 11:59 a.m. from conducting any re- ship passengers can take Thursday. returning five passengers A report of a suspicious per- Accidents to Ketchikan from Misty covery efforts this morn- various sightseeing excur- son at 12:36 p.m. Wednesday An Essex Street resident re- ing,” troopers spokesper- sions while in port. ported at 5:32 p.m. Thursday Fjords National Monu- on Summer Street. A caller A report of a hit-and-run mo- ment, the Federal Avia- son Austin McDaniel said Popular among them reported a man was urinating tor vehicle crash at 8:45 a.m. that her downstairs neighbor in an email Friday to The are small plane flights had threatened her. tion Administration said. in public. The man left prior to Thursday at 386 Central St. The plane’s emergen- Associated Press. to Misty Fjords National police arrival. A report of a motor vehicle Report of two youths shoot- Victims won’t be named Monument, where visitors ing an airsoft gun at the Unitar- cy beacon was activated crash with injury at 8:54 a.m. about 11:20 a.m. when until they have identified can see glacier valleys, Thursday at Dunkin’ Donuts, ian Universalist Church proper- them following recovery snow-capped peaks and Theft ty on Forest Avenue at 9:19 it crashed near the mon- 1204 Broadway. One person efforts, he said. lakes in the wilderness p.m. Thursday. ument, the U.S. Coast A report of a larceny at 4:35 was taken to Melrose-Wake- Guard said. All five passengers were area. p.m. Monday at 4 Magnolia field Hospital. Scams A helicopter company re- on an excursion off the Hol- In 2019, two sightseeing Drive. A person walked into the A report of a motor vehicle ported seeing wreckage on land America Line cruise planes collided in midair, station to report stolen tools. crash at 5:56 p.m. Thursday A Paradise Road resident a ridgeline in the search ship Nieuw Amsterdam. killing six of the 16 people A larceny was reported at at Holiday Inn Express at 999 called at 11:11 p.m. Monday area, and Coast Guard The company was making on board the two planes. 10:32 a.m. Wednesday at 5 Broadway. to report that she believed her crew members found the counseling services avail- The National Trans- Durham Drive. A caller report- A motor vehicle crash with ID had been compromised wreckage around 2:40 able to guests and crew, it portation Safety Board is ed jewelry was stolen from her injury was reported at 3:22 when photocopying paperwork p.m. A Coast Guard heli- said in a statement. sending a crew to investi- drawer. a.m. Friday near Wheelabrator for her will at Staples in Salem. copter lowered two rescue The plane involved gate the crash. The team A stolen package was report- on the Salem Turnpike. One Report of a possible scam swimmers to the site, and Thursday, a de Havilland is expected to arrive in ed at 4:26 p.m. Wednesday at person was taken to Mel- attempt on Aspen Road at they reported no survi- Beaver, was owned by Alaska later Friday. 375 N Broadway. rose-Wakefield Hospital. 9:55 a.m. Tuesday. vors, the agency said. Southeast Aviation LLC. The FAA is also investi- The victims have not “Our hearts are shat- gating. Pause on student loan payments extended through January

By Collin Binkley that period, and debt col- and borrowers more time more than $1.3 trillion, ASSOCIATED PRESS lection efforts will be sus- and more certainty as according to the latest Ed- pended. Those measures they prepare to restart ucation Department data. The Biden adminis- have been in place since student loan payments,” Questions about the Education tration on Friday issued early in the pandemic but Biden said in a state- moratorium had been Secretary what it says will be the fi- were set to expire Sept. ment. “It will also ensure swirling in recent weeks Miguel nal extension to a student 30. a smoother transition as its expiration date ap- Cardona loan moratorium that In announcing the deci- that minimizes loan de- proached. Even as the speaks has allowed millions of sion, President Joe Biden faults and delinquencies economy improves, there during Americans to put off debt said the economy is recov- that hurt families and have been concerns that the daily payments during the pan- ering “at a record rate.” undermine our economic borrowers are not ready briefing at demic. But he said the road to recovery.” to start payments again. the White Under the action, pay- recovery will be longer The policy applies to Once the moratorium House in ments on federal student for some Americans, espe- more than 36 million ends, those who were al- loans will remain paused Washington. cially those with student Americans who have stu- ready behind on payments through Jan. 31, 2022. loans. dent loans that are held by could have wages and ben- Interest rates will re- PHOTO | “This will give the De- the federal government. efits taken away as part of ASSOCIATED PRESS main at 0 percent during partment of Education Their collective debt totals debt collection efforts. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 2021

NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS Invasive insect found in Second person staffing, building upon the a statement. convicted in fatal 2016 hospital’s ‘very high’ nurse He did not enter pleas staffing rating by U.S. and was released on per- Rhode Island for first time home invasion, arson News & World Report,” hos- sonal recognizance. No de- pital CEO Carolyn Jackson fense attorney was listed PROVIDENCE, R.I. WORCESTER (AP) — said in a statement. in court records. (AP) — An invasive insect A Connecticut man has The July 1 crash in front that can cause damage to been convicted of killing a Boston museums bring back of Richmond Elementary native trees and agricul- Massachusetts man near- indoor mask requirements School killed H. Jefferson tural crops was found in ly five years ago during a Melish, 73, and seriously Rhode Island for the first home invasion and then BOSTON (AP) — Several injured his wife, Joanne, time, state environmental setting the house on fire Boston museums and oth- 74, who was in the passen- officials said Friday. with people still inside. er attractions are bringing ger’s seat. A single, spotted lan- Jose Crespo, of Bridge- back indoor mask require- Faison was driving his ternfly was found in an port, Connecticut, was ments in line with updat- pickup truck east when area in Warwick near Jef- found guilty by a Worces- ed guidance from the U.S. ferson Boulevard recently, ter Superior Court jury on Centers for Disease and he lost control on a curve, the state Department of Thursday of first-degree Control and Prevention in crossed the double yellow Environmental Manage- murder, arson and other response to a surge in cas- line, and struck Melish’s ment said in an emailed charges in the Dec. 3, 2016 es caused by the coronavi- westbound vehicle head statement. A photo of the death of Kevin Cabre- rus delta variant. on, police said. insect was sent to the ra-Soto, 24, in Fitchburg, The Museum of Fine Faison was not injured. agency, and the state Di- The Telegram & Gazette Arts, the Institute of Con- Melish handled cases for vision of Agriculture con- reported. temporary Art, the Isabel- the American Civil Liber- firmed the sighting earlier Sentencing, at which he la Stewart Gardner Muse- ties Union of Rhode Island this week. faces a mandatory term um, and the New England and had served on the AC- There is no known pop- of life in prison without Aquarium are among the LU’s Board of Directors, ulation of the insect pres- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the possibility of parole, is institutions that this week the organization said. ent in the state, but the A spotted lanternfly at a vineyard in Kutz- scheduled for Aug. 10. announced that starting Providence St. Patrick’s Day agency will conduct a sur- town, Pa. Crespo is the second per- Saturday they will require Parade scheduled vey of the area where it son sent to prison in the all visitors age 5 and older, was found to determine if farms are at risk of being markings on its abdomen, case. Ramon Millan, also regardless of vaccination for September there is any further evi- of Bridgeport, pleaded infested with SLF, so it’s and tan semi-transparent status, to wear face cover- PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) dence of the creature. forewings. They are about guilty in February 2020 to critical that we take the ings indoors. — Providence’s St. Pat- The insect, native to necessary steps to detect an inch long. second-degree murder. “In this time of increas- rick’s Day Parade, canceled Asia, feeds on agricultural and stop the spread of this The insect was first de- The trial was the first ing health risks, our com- last year and postponed crops such as grapes, ap- invasive pest, particular- tected in the U.S. in Penn- murder trial in Worcester mitment to one another is this year because of the ples and hops as well as ly since it has now been sylvania in 2014 and has Superior Court in about paramount, and we hope COVID-19 pandemic, has maple, walnut and willow found in our state,” Divi- since spread to New Jer- 16 months because of the our visitors respect the been rescheduled for Sept. trees. sion of Agriculture official sey, Maryland, Delaware, COVID-19 pandemic. members of our staff now 18, organizers said Friday. “In Rhode Island, more Cynthia Kwolek said. and Virginia with indi- Crespo and Millan want- in the position of enforce- “We are delighted to have than 800 acres of agricul- The spotted lanterfly has vidual finds in New York, ed to rob the Fitchburg ment,” the Museum of our committee back togeth- tural lands including vine- black spots on its wings, Connecticut and Massa- home because they saw Fine Arts posted on social er planning for the parade yards, orchards and berry scarlet underwings, yellow chusetts. the victim in a video pos- media. in September,” Patrick Grif- ing with thousands of dol- The aquarium also re- fin, the parade committee’s lars in cash, authorities quested understanding. president, said in a state- said. “Please be respectful to ment to The Providence They beat Cabrera-So- our staff if they ask you to to death then set the Journal. “We are grateful to comply with this pol- to the city of Providence for house on fire with his girl- icy. Through this policy, friend and 7-year-old son granting us the provisional we are working to reduce permits to proceed provid- still inside. They both es- transmission and keep caped. ing that the environment each other safe. Visitors in is safe for gathering come The defendants stole violation of the mask poli- about $2,400. September.” cy will be asked to leave,” The parade is scheduled Crespo’s defense had ar- the aquarium said in a gued that the girlfriend’s to start at noon and will statement posted on its be preceded by a pair of identification of the sus- website. pects was unreliable. road races. Suffolk County, which Former fire Chief Mi- Latest effort to end nurses’ includes Boston, has a chael Dillon was named strike ends with no settlement “substantial” COVID-19 the grand marshal, with transmission rate, accord- Citizens Bank executive WORCESTER (AP) — ing to the CDC. and state Board of Ed- The latest effort to resolve State police release victims’ ucation Chair Barbara a five-month-long strike names in wrong-way collision Cottam as deputy grand by nurses at a Massachu- marshal. setts hospital has ended PHILLIPSTON (AP) — The parade will also without a settlement. State police have released honor first responders FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Management at St. Vin- the names of the two peo- and frontline workers who cent’s Hospital in Worces- The shack that David Lidstone, 81, had built and lived in for nearly ple who died in a wrong- have helped the city’s re- ter on Thursday present- way crash on Route 2 in sponse to the pandemic. three decades in the woods of Canterbury, N.H., growing his own food ed what they called their and cutting his firewood. Phillipston earlier this Newport’s St. Patrick’s “last, best and final” offer, week. Day Parade has been can- which was promptly criti- They were identified celed two years in a row. cized by the nurses repre- Offers flooding in after woodland Thursday as Alysha Rent- RI woman pleads guilty for role sented by the Massachu- as, 24, of Athol and Mi- setts Nurses Association chael Barrett, 26, of West- in murdering ex-lover’s mom as an “unsatisfactory ulti- hermit’s cabin burns down ford. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) matum.” Reports of a driver head- just devastated” about the on the property. — A 20-year-old Rhode Is- By Patrick Whittle Hundreds of nurses ing west in the eastbound news of the fire. “I did speak with Jodie land woman has pleaded and Kathy went on strike March 8 lanes came in to state McCormack But she said they are not Gedeon this morning who guilty to charges in rela- to demand better staff-to- police just before 11 p.m. ASSOCIATED PTRESS abandoning efforts to solve raised the idea of a lease, tion to the murder of her patient ratios, which they Tuesday, police said. Lidstone’s dilemma in- but I explained to her that former partner’s mother CONCORD, N.H. — An say are critical for patient Minutes later, police re- cluding working out some we had considered this and was sentenced to life off-the-grid New Hamp- safety. But the hospital, ceived a report of a head- compromise with Giles. idea in the past when Mr. in prison. shire hermit known to lo- owned by Dallas-based on collision on the east- Money raised from sup- Lidstone had counsel, and Police say Shaylyn Mo- cals as “River Dave” whose Tenet Healthcare, says bound side. Route 2 goes porters could go to bring- we all concluded that it ran and another man cabin burned down on staffing levels are in line from a divided highway ing Lidstone’s compound did not change the liabil- killed Cheryl Smith and wooded property where he with industry standards. to an undivided highway up to code — its currently ity of the landowner to the then boasted about it on was squatting for 27 years Management has pro- with one lane in each di- in violation of local and town for having someone social media. has been inundated with posed better staffing in rection in that area. state zoning and environ- living in an illegal struc- Smith died on Jan. 1, offers from as far away as some units. A car driven by Rent- mental regulations — and ture on the property,” she 2020, when she opened the California for a new place “This is in no way rep- as and an SUV driven by to build an access road to said in an email interview. front door of her home and to live. resents a good-faith effort Barrett were involved. the property. The other option for Lid- was shot several times by David Lidstone, 81, to find a resolution to this The SUV left the roadway, “They just can’t believe stone would be to relocate crisis and just demon- Moran’s new fiance, Jack lived in the woods along went over the guardrail it happened. We felt like to another parcel of land, a strates Tenet’s callous dis- Doherty. the Merrimack River in and down an embank- we had a little bit of hope,” real possibility given that regard for their nurses, and Authorities say Moran the town of Canterbury. ment where it hit a tree she said of the recent court Gedeon has received about more importantly, for our and her new boyfriend He was jailed on July 15 and burst into flames, po- hearing. “We thought the 20 offers from Maine, New patients and our commu- conspired to even the score on a civil contempt sanc- lice said. land owner and David Hampshire and as far as nity, whose future health with her ex after the pair tion and was told he’d be Both were pronounced would come to agreement. California. Many of those and safety are at the center had a violent falling out. released if he agreed to dead at the scene. One option was to lease offers resulted from the of this dispute,” Marlena Police say that minutes leave the cabin. The prop- The crash remains un- that portion of land to media coverage of Lid- Pellegrino, a St. Vincent’s after the shooting Doherty erty owner, Leonard Giles, der investigation. 86, of South Burlington, Dave. Bring it up to code. stone’s plight. nurse and co-chair of the sent a message on Snap- Vermont, wants Lidstone We felt that would be a re- “It tells me that people local bargaining unit, said Driver facing charges in chat to Moran: “now this off the property. alistic resolution if the two have compassion and hu- in a statement. “It is only crash that killed attorney is for life.” Fire destroyed the cabin men would agree.” manity and don’t agree through good-faith nego- To which she responded: on Wednesday afternoon, A first cousin of Lid- with what happens,” tiations, not hard-headed RICHMOND, R.I. (AP) “i’m yours forever and you the same day Lidstone ap- stone, Horace Clark of Gedeon said, adding she ultimatums, that a fair — A Hopkinton man has mine,” accompanied by peared in court to defend Milton, Vermont, agrees planned to discuss options agreement can and will be been charged in connec- heart emoji. himself. He was released he should be allowed to re- with Lidstone in a jail- reached.” tion with a traffic crash Superior Court Justice Thursday from the Merri- main on the property. Lid- house phone call Thurs- St. Vincent in a state- last month that killed a Kristin Rodgers sentenced mack County Jail, after a stone has grown his own day night. ment said its latest offer well-known Rhode Island Moran to life in prison for judge ruled that he would food, cut his own firewood, Lidstone told a judge to the nurses Thursday civil rights lawyer and in- murder with two addi- have less incentive to re- and tended to his pets and during the Wednesday would put its staffing jured his wife, police said. tional 10-year consecutive turn to “this particular chickens. court appearance that he among the best in the Rosheed Faison, 40, was sentences for carrying a place in the woods” now The woodlot Lidstone had no desire to comply state. arraigned Thursday on pistol without a license that the cabin had burned called home was just a few with the order to leave the “Our last, best and final charges of driving to en- and conspiring to commit down. His whereabouts miles away from Inter- cabin. Most of his posses- offer remains generous danger resulting in death, murder. were unknown. state 93, north of the cap- sions were removed from across wages and bene- and driving to endanger Doherty, of New York, is The state fire marshal’s ital city of Concord. But it it before the fire. fits, and includes exten- resulting in personal inju- being held without bail on office said it is investigat- was hidden by the trees; Lidstone, who is orig- sive investments in nurse ry, Richmond police said in murder and other charges. ing the blaze, but deferred it’s on 73 acres that have inally from Maine, also questions to the Canter- been used for timber har- said the cabin was not a bury Fire Department. vests. The property has proper home but rather a Lt. Dave Nelson of Can- been owned by the same hunting and fishing camp. Catch up with your terbury Fire said he ex- family since 1963. There He doesn’t have an attor- pects the investigation to are no plans at this time ney for his court case. An- take a few days and there to develop it. other hearing in the case favorite team were no updates available “Leave the guy alone. is scheduled for next week. about its cause on Thurs- He’s not harming any- “You came with your in Item Sports! day. body,” Clark said. “If he guns, you arrested me, “We just had the fire yes- wasn’t a problem in 27 brought me in here, you’ve terday, it takes a while,” years, he is not going to be got all my possessions. You Nelson said. a problem now.” keep ‘em,” Lidstone told a Jodie Gedeon, an avid But Giles’ attorney Lisa judge during the court kayaker who befriended Snow Wade said there are appearance. “I’ll sit here Lidstone about 20 years no discussions around al- with your uniform on until ago, said “people were lowing Lidstone to remain I rot, sir.” SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 A reflection of hatred and why we ran it

PUBLISHER necticut resident shown in From A1 the photograph published in The Item on Aug. 4 with self-described “citizen reporter Tréa Lavery’s journalist and freedom story. advocate” Dianna Ploss. Photographed at a Ploss The former New Hamp- rally in Swampscott on Oct. shire talk show host was 22, 2020, Schafer is shown the eye of a political pro- wearing blackface and test hurricane that swirled holding his offensive sign. on Humphrey Street in An Oct. 23, 2020 Item Swampscott as the presi- story on Ploss’ rallies dential election, COVID-19 quoted Schafer as insist- and the Black Lives Mat- ing he is a Ploss support- ter movement occupied the er. We published the pho- national stage. tograph of Schafer holding Public-address micro- a racially-offensive sign phone in hand, Ploss loud- in order to convey to our ly advocated her staunch readers the personali- support for then-Presi- ties Ploss attracts to her dent Donald Trump and cause. Ploss may occupy espoused a litany of view- a position on the political points easily found on her spectrum — and, again, website. her viewpoints are avail- Even as she shout- able on her website — but ed and declaimed view- Schafer’s offensive pres- points in opposition to ence in public in proxim- her own, Ploss attracted ity to Ploss underscores a cross-section of protest- how her real goal, in our ers, including Black Lives view, is to sow hatred and Matter supporters intent chaos at a time when uni- on countering Ploss’ view- ty should be our nation’s points, and people excited watchword. to express their opinions The photograph reflect- during public spectacles ed that hatred, which is that became a Thursday why we ran it. Dan Belcher, an artist from St. Louis, Mo., works on a scene of Wonderland during the 2021 Re- ritual on Swampscott’s Ploss’ candidacy, were it vere Beach International Sand Sculpting Festival on Friday. waterfront. to happen, should be ig- One of those people was nored, as should she. Stephen Schafer, the Con- — Ted Grant Salem Heights receives $55M for upgrade

UPGRADE Salem’s largest affordable From A1 housing facilities,” said Mayor Kimberley Driscoll. “Massachusetts is fac- “Salem Heights provides ing a housing crisis, and a home to several hun- preserving our existing af- dred Salem residents and fordable housing is a pri- families, including many ority for the Baker-Poli- children and older adults. to administration,” said As a result of this project, Housing and Community the property will see sub- Development Undersec- stantial improvements to retary Jennifer Maddox. its accessibility, systems “Since 2015, we have in- and resident amenities … vested more than $1.3 bil- This investment at Salem lion in the production and Heights will further our preservation of more than shared goal of a suitable 20,000 housing units.” and safe roof over all our Salem Heights includes residents’ heads.” two connected nine- and A groundbreaking for ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK 10-story high-rise build- the renovation project is ings containing a total of planned for Wednesday, A turn-of-the-century scene of the Ocean Pier Dancing Pavillion carved by Canadian artist 95 one-bedroom and 186 Aug. 11 at 10:30 in the Sa- Mélineige Beauregard. two-bedroom apartments. lem Heights parking lot at POAH purchased the fa- 12 Pope St. Driscoll, U.S. cility in 2003 and com- Rep. Seth Moulton and pleted a modest rehab of state Rep. Paul Tucker A day at the (Revere) beach around $11,000 per unit. (D-Salem) are expected to “I’m extremely grateful attend the ceremony. SCULPTURES tizer stations throughout the 1906 opening of Won- had returned this year. to MassDevelopment for Tréa Lavery can be the beach, limited vendors derland Park, the histo- “It feels amazing,” she their support for these sig- reached at tlavery@item- From A1 and no live music. ry of the Cyclone Roller said. “It feels great to come nificant upgrades to one of live.com. “We were disappointed “We all felt comfort- Coaster and Hippodrome back not in competition. It last year having to cancel, able that being outdoors rides and the MBTA Blue gives us a chance to relax and it was a challenge this and social distancing and Line arriving in Revere in together and enjoy each Lynnfield to offer year as well,” said John having precautions … we the 1970s. The final sculp- other.” Hamel, chair of the festi- would be able to have it in ture, which is of a huge The International Sand val and member of the Re- a safe way,” Hamel said. banner with the beach’s Sculpting Festival is ex- vaccine clinic vere Beach Partnership. “We didn’t want to skip name, represents Revere pected to bring 1 million “Rather than 200 tons another one. We’re already Beach’s future. visitors to Revere Beach of sand in a centerpiece looking forward to next Artist Deb Bar- over the course of the and 15 sculptures, this year.” rett-Cutulle, of Saugus, weekend. for students year is an exhibition. We took that same amount of Each year, the festi- worked on this final sculp- The festival is open from CLINIC A link to register for the sand and put it in seven val has a theme for its ture on Friday, carving 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Satur- From A1 second-dose clinic will sculptures along the same sculptures, and this year words into the side of the day and 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. be sent after students or stretch of the beach for so- is no different. To honor structure. She said that Sunday. Admission is free. in the process of reviewing employees have received cial distancing.” the 125th anniversary she works as an illustra- A fireworks display will be recommendations regard- their first dose at next Hamel said that this of Revere Beach, each of tor and first learned to held at 9 p.m. Saturday. ing masks, quarantining week’s clinic. Each person year, instead of interna- the seven sculptures rep- carve sand in a friend’s For more information and testing for schools requesting a vaccine must tional artists taking part resents a different piece of driveway. Barrett-Cutulle about the festival, visit in- this fall, which were re- register for a separate in the festival, all of the history of the nation’s first has participated in the ternationalsandsculpting- leased this week by the appointment to ensure participants came from public beach. They begin festival every year since it festival.com. state Department of Ele- enough vaccines are avail- the United States and with a sculpture marking began in 2004. Tréa Lavery can be mentary and Secondary able. Canada. In addition, the the 1896 opening of the The artist added that reached at tlavery@item- Education (DESE). For questions about festival has hand sani- beach, and move through she was happy the festival live.com. “We will review these the clinics or the vac- recommendations and cine, email info@pelmeds. will share our plan some- com, Mary Horman at time the week of Aug. 9,” [email protected]. Swampscott: Mask up Vogel said. ma.us or Rebelo at rebe- Appointments are re- [email protected]. quired, which can be Anne Marie Tobin can be reserved through the reached at atobin@item- in municipal buildings school district’s website. live.com. MASK UP website shows COVID Stop & Shop, Walgreens based on regional trends, From A1 transmission to be in the and Lynn Community guidance from the CDC, Need to find orange or “substantial” Health Center. and science. Decisions bal- an article? still test positive for range, well within the “The Swampscott Health ance the highly successful COVID carry similar range in which the agency Department will contin- efficacy of the vaccination amounts of the virus as recommends people wear ue to closely monitor the with the fact that we still those who are unvaccinat- masks indoors under its trends of the spread of the Subscribe to have a fair number of peo- ed, meaning they are still current guidance. new variant in Swamp- e-edition on likely to pass it along to Swampscott encouraged scott, regionally, and ple who cannot or will not other people. its residents who have not nationwide,” the town’s get vaccinated.” In Essex County, the gotten vaccinated to do so, website says. “All efforts Tréa Lavery can be Only $9.99/month Centers for Disease Con- noting that vaccines are to continue to mitigate reached at tlavery@item- trol and Prevention (CDC) available locally at CVS, the effects of the virus are live.com. A8 SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 2021 LOOK! National Lighthouse Day, International Blues Music Day, National Sea Serpent Day

WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Things are cooking at Family & Children’s Peabody’s Citizen Inn Service to hold Family By Anne Marie erence of the audience.” Tobin Langis added thay Jurs Fun Day in Lynn ITEM STAFF is hoping to show off By Sam Minton sources outside of F&CS,” several items that many PEABODY — Citizens ITEM STAFF said Chambers. “We are people don’t typically as- Inn will be hosting an grateful to our event sociate with cheese pizza. LYNN — Family & Chil- end-of-the summer virtu- sponsor, Eastern Bank, “She’s looking to high- dren’s Service will be hold- al cooking class on Friday, and to over 30 nonpro t light some of the beauti- ing its 14th annual Family Aug. 20 at 6 p.m. community agencies who ful fruit that’s in season Fun Day on Saturday at The event promises to will be attending for their right now and also vege- the Lynn Commons. be a great opportunity, partnership in helping to tables that people might At the event, children will not only for participants pull this off. It’s great to not think to add to their be guided through activities to learn a few new grill- be back in-person.” pizzas,” said Langis. and treated to free popcorn ing tricks, but to learn The Lynn Department Adults will also be able and slushies. Kids will also about and support the of Public Health will be to make a vegetable dish. be able to enjoy trackless Haven from Hunger — a present at the event to An outdoor grill is not train rides and raf es. program run by Citizen’s provide free COVID-19 required as all recipes are Since the event was Inn — mission of ending vaccine doses. The event oven-friendly, Langis said. held virtually last year will include free give- homelessness and hunger due to COVID-19, Fam- on the North Shore. An ingredient list, pre- aways for items such as class preparation tips and ily & Children’s Service school supplies, books and “This is our third Executive Director Selvin cooking class we’ve put Zoom meeting details will children’s clothing provid- be distributed to con- Chambers is happy it ed by Cradles to Crayons. together over the past will return to being held year,” said Citizens Inn  rmed attendees a week Family & Children’s Ser- before the event. in-person this weekend. vice is a community-based Senior Development “We are so excited to be Of cer Gianna Langis. Throughout the class, nonpro t organization that attendees will be up- hosting our 14th annual supports underserved and “It’s a unique way to be Family Fun Day on a Sat- able to stay in touch with dated on how Citizens socially-vulnerable popu- Inn’s Haven from Hun- Reggie Smith, former Major League Baseball urday for the  rst time lations to build stable, pro- our audience and donor ever, because it allows us base, and do so in a safe ger program has faced player. ductive, and healthy lives. to engage more families Sam Minton can be way during the pandemic. increased demand during and connect them with reached at sminton@item- Grilling seemed like a fun the COVID-19 pandemic. other community re- live.com. way to end the summer. Participants will have the “The cost of running Ha- opportunity to ask ques- Gary Leavitt and ven during the pandemic tions about the program has grown exponentially or general food insecurity and every fundraising issues. dollar matters. That’s “This class also serves Friends to host why these virtual classes as an opportunity for are impactful, and that’s donors to hear what Hav- why we need continued en’s daily operations look Boston stars like,” said Langis. “We’re support from the com- with the Boston Red Sox, in the midst of  nishing By Sam Minton munity as we near the ITEM STAFF he hit 149 home runs and 18th-month mark of the up construction of our second oor. Our pantry had 536 RBIs. pandemic.” The Gary Leavitt and Goudreau was the origi- Haven from Hunger As- remains outdoors for the Friends show is slated to nal guitarist in his former PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sistant Program Director foreseeable future.” host some famous Boston band, Boston. He now has Brianne Jurs will be the Tickets are $50 per guests this weekend. Adam Bobrow, lead commentator for the Inter- his own band, the Engine featured instructor. She household. To purchase The local radio show, national Table Tennis Federation, plays at Aki- Room. will teach participants tickets, go to the Citizens which airs each Sunday ba Takkyu Style, in Tokyo, Japan. O’Halloran — the son of a how to cook a delicious Inn website at citizens morning on 1510 WMEX, meal using an outdoor https://citizensinn.org/ is set to feature Reggie mobster, Albert Anastasia grill. The class menu in- and click on events. All Smith, Barry Goudreau — was an undefeated pro cludes grilled pizza, grilled proceeds from ticket sales and Jack O’Halloran. The boxer and is also known for ‘Snakeman’ looks to fruit for sangria and a will be donated to Haven show will begin at 7 a.m. his acting career. He was special grilled dessert. from Hunger. Smith, a former Major featured in Christopher spread joys of table “Brianne has a wealth Haven from Hunger League Baseball play- Reeve’s “Superman” as the of knowledge in the says the demands made er, was known for his villain, Non. kitchen, and while she on its pantry during the impressive arm strength Leavitt and Friends airs tennis beyond Games does follow recipes, her pandemic are still higher and switch-hitting ability. on WMEX every Sunday By Foster Klug Bobrow said, speaking with main goal is to teach the than pre-pandemic levels. from 7-9 a.m. The seven-time All-Star ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press during viewers technique,” said The pantry operates Mon- won a World Series with Sam Minton can be Langis. “Bri cooks din- day, Tuesday, Thursday the Olympics in between his the 1981 Los Angeles reached at sminton@item- TOKYO — The Voice of commentary for an exciting ner four nights a week and Friday of each week Dodgers. In his career live.com. Table Tennis, aka Snake- for our takeaway meal from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 table tennis tournament man, isn’t quite at the top that saw powerhouse China service. Depending on p.m. Meals are provided of the sport he loves. Maybe on a grab-and-go basis as reign supreme yet again. what we get on that day three levels below the U.S. the dining room remains “It’s like a puzzle in real for food rescue or from national team, he says. closed. time that involves speed the Greater Boston Food But Adam Bobrow is Bank is what she ends up In the last 12 months, and strategy.” still very good, able to hang, preparing. the pantry has served Bobrow’s passion for the for some rallies, at least, “That’s why technique is more than 5,000 clients game, which is infectious, with the best. More impor- so important and her will- from Peabody, Salem and comes with a certain tantly, perhaps, he possesses ingness to adapt recipes Lynn eld. amount of self-promotion. an arsenal of tricky spin with different ingredients Anne Marie Tobin can In fact, he’s the reason shots — including the on a daily basis. It’s all be reached at atobin@ this story exists. He came Snake, which explains his about catering to the pref- itemlive.com. into the AP of ce in the nickname. All have been Olympics’ Main Press Cen- captured on YouTube and ter this week and said, in watched by millions, leaving effect, “Write about me!” Need to find opponents gaping and then, Bobrow, an American as the wildness sinks in, who lives in Taiwan and an article? delighted. who has also worked as What he really likes, an actor, often favors though, besides his main multi-colored uorescent Subscribe to job as lead commentator shirts and pants with de- for the International Table signs that look like paint e-edition on Tennis Federation, is to splatters on a canvas. It’s travel the world as an part of his goal to amplify ambassador for the sport his sport — and himself. Only $9.99/month — part earnest evangelist, “The more table tennis part clown prince enter- grows, I’ll grow with it. I tainer, wholly invested in don’t think of that as a bad showing the world the de- thing,” Bobrow said when lights of what he considers asked about his push for the best game there is. media coverage. “If my “There are an in nite (YouTube) channel gets a call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 amount of possibilities in million subscribers by the to start your any moment, and the spin end of this year, that’s good daily subscription. on the ball can make the for table tennis because Barry Goudreau, former guitarist of the band ball curve, jump, kick, bend. that means more people Boston. It’s just like wizardry,” are watching table tennis.” WEATHER LOTTERY

SUN, MOON, TIDES National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Forecast for Saturday, August 7, 2021 More clouds than sun. High SW winds 5 to 10 kt. Gusts MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Sunrise today 5,41 a.m. Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Friday ...... 3315 Friday ...... 2030 L 89F. Winds SW at 10 to 15 up to 20 kt in the afternoon. Sunset today 7:57 p.m. mph. Waves 1 foot or less. Thursday ...... 4447 Thursday ...... 5523 Sunrise tomorrow 5:42 a.m. Tonight: Cloudy. Low around Tonight: SW winds 5 to 10 Wednesday ...... 4977 Wednesday ...... 4302 L L 70F. Winds SW at 5 to 10 kt. Gusts up to 20 kt in the Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: High tide today 11:32 p.m. mph. evening. Waves 1 foot or less. H EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER Low tide today 5:16 p.m. L H All 4 ...... $3,673 All 4 ...... $3,601 High tide tomorrow 12:09 p.m. First or last 3 ...... $514 First or last 3 ...... $504 Any 2 ...... $44 Any 2 ...... $43 Any 1 ...... $4 Any 1 ...... $4

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Cold Warm Stationary All 4 ...... $306 All 4 ...... $900 Pressure H L First 3 ...... $171 First 3 ...... $504 High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice AUG. 8 AUG. 15 TODAY TOMORROW MONDAY Last 3 ...... $86 Last 3 ...... $168 <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ M’Cloudy|High 89, Low 70 AM Showers|High 79, Low 65 P’Cloudy|High 76, Low 67 NATIONAL SUMMARY: A weak storm is forecast to spread spotty rain and thunderstorms from the Southeast states to part of the mid-Atlantic today. A more potent storm is expected to produce severe weather over part of the North Central states. Much of the nation can expect typical August heat and humidity, while cool air and spotty rain remain in the Northwest.

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ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS The St. Mary’s baseball team, which won its second straight Division 2 state title this year, will be hosting a celebratory golf tournament on Aug. 20. St. Mary’s baseball to hold celebratory golf tournament

By Mike Alongi soring some of the events ITEM SPORTS EDITOR have several options. An overall event sponsorship LYNN — To celebrate its costs $500 and includes Division 2 state champi- eight tickets, your name onship victory last month, listed on the event pro- the St. Mary’s baseball gram and mentioned ITEM PHOTO | JAKOB MENENDEZ team will be hosting an throughout the day. A race entire day of celebrations, Simmie Anderson, the Director of Shoe City Classic poses for a portrait with Lisa Nerich, the Asso- or golf cart sponsorship which includes a golf tour- costs $250 and includes ciate Commissioner for the Department of Public Works for the city of Lynn, at the Marian Gardens nament in Lynnfield and a basketball court. four tickets and your name night of festivities in Lynn listed on the event pro- on Aug. 20. gram. The cost to play in The day will begin at 4 the golf tournament and Shoe City Classic tournament p.m. over at Reedy Mead- have access to the celebra- ow Golf Course in Lynn- tion afterwards is $125, field, where the team will while $100 will get you in host a nine-hole, shot- as a sponsor of a table or a returns to Lynn for 29th year gun-style tournament un- golf hole during the event. til 7 p.m. The celebration Those who would only like By Allysha Dunnigan Lynn from Boston, New said people are excited to be demic, Anderson said they will then shift over to to attend the celebration ITEM STAFF Bedford, Brockton, Lowell, able to gather for this event were unsure if they could Lynn, where Gannon Mu- event can do so for a cost of Lawrence, Haverhill and again. host the tournament this nicipal Golf Course will $35. LYNN — The 29th annual New Hampshire to compete. The tournament consists year and feared they would host a “Night at the Races” All proceeds from the Shoe City Classic basket- Ward 6 Councilor Fred of elementary, middle school, have to bypass this event event. event will go toward a ball tournament will return Hogan started this tourna- high school, college and again. The “Night at the Races” championship banquet for to Lynn this weekend at After discussions with event will feature toy the St. Mary’s players and Marian Gardens courts, ment, which was originally men’s professional divisions. called the Hogan Classic, The tournament kicked Mayor Thomas M. McGee horses that will be named coaches. where about 50 teams from after players and coaches and Simmie Anderson took off Friday at 4 p.m. and will and Lisa Nerich from the Those who wish to regis- across the state will com- on the St. Mary’s champi- over as the tournament di- continue Saturday and Department of Public ter for golf must do so no pete in the state’s lon- onship roster. Those hors- rector in 2013. Sunday from 9 a.m. to 11 Works, Anderson said they later than Friday, Aug. 13, gest-running annual bas- es can then be bet on and as space is limited to 80 Last year was the first p.m. This all-day event is a were able to complete all of ketball tournament. moved via a roll of the players. year since its inception that family environment that the necessary steps to en- When the tournament be- dice. There will also be raf- For more information or the tournament did not consists of cookouts, music sure the success and safety gan in 1992, there were four fle prizes, a scratch ticket to register, please contact happen, because of and games. of the tournament. neighborhood teams. Now, board, a cash bar and ap- St. Mary’s head coach Der- more than 50 teams come to COVID-19, and Anderson With the ongoing pan- CLASSIC, B2 petizers running until 10 ek Dana, St. Mary’s assis- p.m. tant coach Tim Fila or St. Those interested in do- Mary’s Athletic Director nating to the day or spon- Jeff Newhall.

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Patriots rooke Mac Jones has been on a con- stant learning curve in his first training camp with New England this summer. From 6 a.m. texts to criticism, Pats’ Jones taking it all in

By Kyle Hightower Despite practicing in ASSOCIATED PRESS steady rain, he showed why the Patriots selected FOXBOROUGH — One him out of Alabama in the ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK thing rookie quarterback first round of April’s draft. Bob Macaluso and the North Shore Navigators simply couldn’t get the bats going through the first Mac Jones has learned He connected with re- eight innings of Game 2 of the NECBL North semifinals Friday night at Fraser Field. For a full game during his infant New ceivers in traffic. He had recap, visit itemlive.com. England Patriots career touch on fade routes for is that no matter the sit- touchdowns. Other times uation, his coaches want he had pinpoint accuracy to see confidence in ev- on deep passes along the Navs struggle at the plate in Game 2 erything he does on the sideline, linking up with field. both running back James By Mike Alongi 3 in the game, providing things going. es-loaded, two-run single “One of the first things White and receiver Kris- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR the only hits for the Navs In the top of the third, to make it a 5-0 game, we talk about is being tian Wilkerson. on the night. the Swamp Bats loaded up then Joseph quickly fol- loud and confident,” Jones And he did the little LYNN — The bats sim- On the mound, Jackson the bases before Zach lowed it up with an RBI said. “If you know what to things that will never ply weren’t working for do, just be loud. And, if Emus got the start and Bushling drew an RBI single of his own. After make a highlight reel, the North Shore Naviga- you don’t know what to went 6 2/3 innings, allow- walk to make it 1-0. Mi- Drake Westcott drew an such as correctly checking tors Friday night, as the do, be loud.” the ball down to the run- Navs went up against the ing four runs on four hits chael Nyisztor followed RBI walk, Keene’s lead It’s been a balancing act with four walks and two that up with an RBI stood at 7-0. ning back instead of forc- Keene Swamp Bats in as he walks the delicate ing passes that weren’t Game 2 of the New En- strikeouts. Michael Willis groundout, then Thomas For a full recap of Friday line of trying to learn at a and outfielder Joe Lomus- Joseph made it 3-0 with night’s game, visit item- there downfield. gland Collegiate Baseball rapid pace and improve It’s the latest step in a League North Division cio also saw time on the his RBI single. live.com. while also avoiding mis- mound for North Shore. The score remained The Navs are right back long process that Jones semifinals at Fraser Field. takes. says will continue to As of press time, the Nav- The Navs threatened there until the top of the in action Saturday eve- Jones has had the ex- evolve as he prepares for igators trailed 7-0 in the with two runners on base seventh, when Keene ex- ning (6:30) for a winner- pected ups and downs but the Patriots’ first presea- bottom of the eighth in- in the bottom of the sec- ploded for four more runs take-all Game 3 on the on Thursday had proba- son game next week. ning. ond, but nothing came of to blow the game open. road at Alumni Field in bly his best day of train- Jake McElroy was 2-for- it. That’s when Keene got Nyisztor notched a bas- Keene, N.H. ing camp. PATRIOTS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 2021

NECBL PLAYOFFS SEMIFINALS Friday, August 6 Wednesday, August 4 Ocean State Waves at Martha’s Upper Valley Night Hawks 10, Vineyard Sharks (7) North Adams SteepleCats 1 Keene Swamp Bats at North Shore North Shore Navigators 2, Keene Navigators (7:05) Swamp Bats 1 Saturday, August 7 Danbury Westerners 5, Valley Blue Martha’s Vineyard Sharks at Ocean Sox 2 State Waves (6:30) Thursday, August 5 North Shore Navigators at Keene Danbury Westerners 9, Valley Blue Swamp Bats (6:30) Sox 6 Sunday, August 8 Upper Valley Night Hawks 7, North Ocean State Waves at Martha’s Adams SteepleCats 3 Vineyard Sharks (7)

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TV/RADIO SATURDAY TV MLB ITEM PHOTO | JAKOB MENENDEZ 1 p.m...... Seattle at NY Yankees...... MLB Network Lisa Nerich, right, tries to score on Simmie Anderson during a fun pickup basketball game at Marian 3:07 p.m...... Boston at Toronto...... NESN Gardens. 4:05 p.m...... NY Mets at Philadelphia...... FS1 7:07 p.m...... Boston at Toronto...... NESN 8:40 p.m...... Arizona at San Diego...... FS1 NFL Shoe City Classic returns for 29th year 6:30 p.m...... Hall of Fame Enshrinement...... ESPN, NFL CFL CLASSIC state Rep. Pete Capano “This is a great tourna- teams with their 30th-an- 10 p.m...... CFL: Ottawa at Edmonton...... ESPN2 From B1 (D-Lynn), who collaborat- ment because it brings a niversary celebration. Golf ed in making the event lot of people together,” An- Included in this year’s 12 p.m...... WGC FedEx St. Jude Invitational...... Golf Anderson said that al- happen. derson said. “A lot of Bos- tournament, Anderson 2 p.m...... US Women’s Amateur...... Golf though the event will take During the tournament, ton teams will be here this said, will be a couple of 2 p.m...... WGC FedEx St. Jude Invitational...... CBS place outside, masks will Anderson said they will weekend, so I want to hon- NBA and elite college players. 6 p.m...... PGA: Barracuda Championship...... Golf be encouraged but not nec- honor Terrence Clark of or him and let them know essary, and they increased “We have one of the big- Olympics Boston, who died in a car that we are all together, the number of portable gest basketball tourna- 2 a.m...... Basketball: Women’s bronze medal...... CNBC accident in Los Angeles in being from Massachu- toilets from two to eight. April. Clark was a fresh- setts.” ments in Massachusetts,” 2 a.m...... Diving: Men’s platform final...... USA There will also be a free man guard for the Univer- At the elementary- and Anderson said. “We have 2 a.m...... Volleyball: Men’s bronze medal...... USA vaccine clinic at the tour- sity of Kentucky’s basket- middle-school levels, play- players from Duke, Syra- 2 a.m...... Water polo: Women’s final...... USA nament on Saturday and ball team and was headed ers on the winning teams cuse and North Carolina, 5:45 a.m...... Wrestling: Finals...... Olympic Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 for the NBA draft. will receive bikes. Both so before they go, they 6:30 a.m...... Golf: Women’s final round...... Golf p.m. The NBA honored Clark teams have eight players play in this.” 6:30 a.m...... Track and field finals...... Peacock If it rains, Anderson said during the draft in July, on each, so Anderson has Parking is not allowed at 7 a.m...... Men’s basketball: Australia vs. Slovenia...... USA School Committee Mem- saying “he will forever be 16 bikes ready to distrib- Marian Gardens, but is 7:30 a.m...... Men’s soccer final: Brazil vs. Spain...... Telemundo ber John Ford has secured part of the NBA family,” ute to the winning teams. available at St. George 8 a.m...... Volleyball: Men’s final...... NBC the Marshall Middle and Anderson said the As of now, the tourna- and St. Stephen’s Church 10:15 a.m...... Golf: Women’s final round...... NBC School gym to be used for Shoe City Classic will do ment is just for male play- lots. 10:15 a.m...... Handball: Men’s final...... NBC games. In addition to Ford, the same, as there will be ers. Next year, Anderson Allysha Dunnigan can 10:15 a.m...... Water polo: Women’s final...... NBC Anderson also thanked a team from Boston com- said he is going to start be reached at adunnigan@ 10:15 a.m...... Wrestling: Finals...... NBC the city councilors and peting in the tournament. incorporating female itemlive.com. 11:30 a.m...... Men’s basketball final: US vs. France...... Telemundo 1:45 p.m...... Beach volleyball: Men’s final...... NBC 3:30 p.m...... Men’s basketball final: US vs. France...... NBCSN 3:30 p.m...... Track and field: Women’s marathon...... NBCSN Patriots’ Jones continues to take it all in 6 p.m...... Track and field: Men’s marathon...... USA PATRIOTS That learning process plays. all just trying to make the 6 p.m...... Volleyball: Women’s bronze medal...... USA From B1 has also included what of- “That sometimes helps right decision to keep ev- 8 p.m...... Boxing: Finals...... CNBC fensive coordinator Josh when you’re a visual learn- eryone protected,” Jones 8 p.m...... Diving: Men’s platform final...... NBC “Every day is a new day. McDaniels described this er,” he said. “A lot of guys said. “And we all want to 8 p.m...... Handball: Women’s bronze medal...... CNBC Today was obviously a week as Jones’ uncanny on the team do that, so I play. So, it’s kind of a per- 8 p.m...... Track and field finals...... NBC rainy day, but you come out ability to take criticism. just learned it from some of sonal thing. I think a lot of 8 p.m...... Track and field: Men’s marathon...... NBC and you attack today, and “He’s good at getting the older guys.” guys on our team are, and 8 p.m...... Water polo: Women’s final...... NBC then tomorrow’s tomor- yelled at,” McDaniels said. In the meantime, he that’s a good thing.” 11:30 p.m...... Volleyball: Women’s final...... USA row,” Jones said. “We just “He probably thinks his plans to keep finding ways Newton threw the ques- Men’s Soccer have to kind of go at it to- name is not Mac some- to maximize each day. tion back at a reporter be- 10 a.m...... Friendly: Sevilla at Aston Villa...... ESPN2 gether and try our best, times. This is rookies in “Every day’s a new day, fore also declining to an- and then watch the tape Boxing training camp. There’s but you’ve got to get better, swer. and get better in the after- gonna be some good plays pick something to get bet- 8 p.m...... Cody Crowley vs. Gabriel Maestre...... Fox “I think it’s too personal noon.” and then there’s gonna be ter at every day, whether Mixed Martial Arts for each and every person He’s also been steadily some plays that they don’t it’s bending my knees or to kind of discuss it, and I’ll 8 p.m...... UFC 256 Prelims...... ESPN2 picking the brains of his look anything like what we focus my eyes, whatever it just keep it at tcoach Bill Auto Racing fellow quarterbacks. talked about last night in is, try to do something,” he 12:30 p.m...... NASCAR Truck: United Rentals 176...... FS1 One example: Veteran the meeting. … But that’s said. “And that’s how all Belichick last week when 4 p.m...... Xfinity: Skrewball Whiskey 200...... CNBC Brian Hoyer said he has the part of the process that the rookies are approach- he was queried about the Radio received a text message we enjoy.” ing it, and that’s how they percentage of Patriots that MLB from Jones as early as 6 Limiting those errors has do it around here, so it’s had been vaccinated before 3:07 p.m...... Boston at Toronto...... WEEI-FM 93.7 a.m. to talk football. led Jones to adjust and en- really good.” the start of camp. 7:07 p.m...... Boston at Toronto...... WEEI-FM 93.7 “We’re all learning from hance his routines. He says PERSONAL CHOICE “I don’t know. Quite a few SUNDAY each other whether it’s a it helps that his days are Both Jones and Newton of them,” he said. “Most of TV text at night, or whatever, “super scheduled,” and he declined to answer Thurs- them probably, but what- MLB they’re always there if I tries to stick to the regi- day when asked about ever the protocols are we’ll 1:05 p.m...... NY Mets at Philadelphia...... TBS have a question, or we men. their COVID-19 vaccina- follow them, so those are 1:07 p.m...... Boston at Toronto...... NESN have group chats, stuff like He also dives into the tion status. individual decisions. There 4 p.m...... LA Angels at LA Dodgers...... MLB Network that so everything can bal- playbook during meals and “I think in terms of our are categories for every- 7:08 p.m...... Chi. White Sox at Chi. Cubs...... ABC ance off each other,” Jones even in his free time he team, everyone has their body. Wherever they fit, NBA said. finds himself drawingpersonal choice, and we’re they fit.” 4:30 p.m...... Summer League...... ESPN2 6:30 p.m...... Summer League...... ESPN2 Golf Felix sets new women’s Olympics medal record 12 p.m...... WGC FedEx St. Jude Invitational...... Golf 2 p.m...... US Women’s Amateur...... Golf By Jim Vertuno Felix said. “I’m not too pics. The U.S. men did not Australia 21-15, 21-16 in 43 2 p.m...... WGC FedEx St. Jude Invitational...... CBS ASSOCIATED PRESS wrapped up in winning qualify for the final. minutes. For Ross, the gold more medals. The biggest “This is the year of Italy,” completes a set. She won 6 p.m...... PGA: Barracuda Championship...... Golf TOKYO — The new med- Men’s Soccer thing for me was coming Jacobs said “This is our silver in London in 2012 al standard in Olympic back.” year.” and bronze in Rio de Janei- 6 p.m...... MLS: Philadelphia at New England...... WSBK Ch. 38 women’s track has been set. Shaunae Miller-Uibo of SOCCER GOLD ro in 2016. Klineman won 7 p.m...... MLS: LAFC at San Jose...... YouTube TV American Allyson Felix the Bahamas won the 400 SHOOTOUT gold in her first Olympics. Auto Racing stands alone at the top and in 48.36 seconds to defend Canada earned its first “It’s kind of a fairytale 3 p.m...... NASCAR Cup: Go Bowling at The Glen...... NBCSN still has a chance to go even her Olympic title. Marile- women’s soccer gold medal story like, ‘Oh, you know 5:30 p.m...... IndyCar: Music City Grand Prix...... NBCSN higher. idy Paulino of the Domini- by beating Sweden in a I’m going at 39 to try and Horse Racing The 35-year-old Felix won can Republic finished sec- penalty shootout. Canada get my gold medal,’ and the 1:30 p.m...... Saratoga Live...... FS1 her record 10th Olympic ond a full .84 seconds won bronze in 2012 and fact that it actually hap- Rugby track medal Friday night at behind. Felix took bronze 2016. pened feels so special and 8:30 a.m...... IRU: British And Irish vs. Springbox...... NBCSN the Tokyo Games with a by a mere .15 seconds The game time had been surreal,” Ross said. Radio push down the home ahead of Stephanie Ann changed from 11 a.m. to 9 The U.S. women’s volley- MLB stretch of the 400 meters to McPherson of Jamaica. p.m. to avoid Tokyo’s sti- ball team avenged a 1:07 p.m...... Boston at Toronto...... WEEI-FM 93.7 take the bronze medal. It was a far less dramatic fling heat and humidity gold-medal match loss to Felix now has more Olym- finish than in 2016 when and the teams played to a Serbia in 2016 with a 25- pic track and field medals Miller-Uibo dived at the 1-1 draw through regula- 19, 25-15, 25-23 victory that MLB than any woman in history finish line to edge out Felix tion and extra time. That sends them back into the AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE in a career that goes back to for the gold. set up the penalty kicks final against Brazil, which East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 2004 in Athens. She came Later at Olympic Stadi- where Canada prevailed beat South Korea in Tampa Bay 65 44 .596 _ New York 56 52 .519 _ to Tokyo even with Jamai- um, Italy won another sur- 3-2 on Julia Grosso’s match straight sets in the other Boston 64 46 .582 1½ Philadelphia 56 53 .514 ½ can runner Merlene Ottey. New York 59 49 .546 5½ Atlanta 55 54 .505 1½ prise sprint gold medal winner that bounced off the semifinal. The Americans Toronto 57 49 .538 6½ Washington 49 60 .450 7½ Her 10th medal also ties when Filippo Tortu ran right hand of Sweden goal- have made three previous Baltimore 38 69 .355 26 Miami 47 62 .431 9½ her with the great Carl down Britain’s Nethaneel keeper Hedvig Lindahl. gold medal finals, but have Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Lewis for the most by an Mitchell-Blake on the an- AMERICAN WOMEN never won. Chicago 63 46 .578 _ Milwaukee 65 44 .596 _ American athlete. She chor leg for the victory by The U.S. beach volleyball “It wasn’t like, ‘Oh we Cleveland 52 54 .491 9½ Cincinnati 58 51 .532 7 Detroit 53 58 .477 11 St. Louis 53 55 .491 11½ could break that Saturday 0.01 seconds. team of April Ross and Alix have to get redemption of Kansas City 47 60 .439 15 Chicago 52 58 .473 13½ when she’s expected to run The Italy win gives Klineman won gold in this or that,’” U.S. star Minnesota 46 63 .422 17 Pittsburgh 41 68 .376 24 in the 1,600-relay. 100-meter champion Mar- beach volleyball and the Foluke Akinradewo Gun- West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB “It’s something I felt I cell Jacobs his second gold American women’s basket- derson said. “It was we just Houston 65 44 .596 _ San Francisco 69 40 .633 _ could accomplish. I feel like medal of the Games. It was ball and volleyball teams want to win a gold medal Oakland 61 48 .560 4 Los Angeles 65 44 .596 4 Seattle 58 52 .527 7½ San Diego 62 48 .564 7½ I have come a long way Italy’s first Olympic medal won to advance to the gold and whatever that’s going Los Angeles 55 54 .505 10 Colorado 48 61 .440 21 from all the other Games. in the relay since a bronze medal finals in both sports. to take, we’re going to do Texas 39 70 .358 26 Arizona 34 76 .309 35½ This one is just different,” at the 1948 London Olym- Ross and Klineman swept that.” SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Gym owner pleads guilty to assaulting officer in Jan. 6 riot his attorney said. “He has lost his busi- ness. The mortgage on his home where he lives with his wife is in peril. And he has been public- ly disgraced,” Breite said PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS during an interview after Kindergarten teacher Christie McMichael, left, Friday’s remote hearing. speaks to parents on the first day at Tussahaw Breite said his client Elementary school in McDonough, Ga. wanted to “pay the price for what he had done and then move on with his life.” Schools reopen with “It wasn’t so much about the deal. It was about his masks optional in desire to own up to what he had done, make him- self a better person for the many U.S. classrooms future and move on,” the lawyer added. By Jeff Amy tance to masks from some Fairlamb pleaded guilty ASSOCIATED PRESS parents and political lead- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to two counts, obstruction ers. Some consider mask of an official proceeding MCDONOUGH, Ga. — rules an intrusion on par- As Tussahaw Elementary Violent insurrectionists loyal to President Donald Trump hold on to a and assaulting a Metro- ents’ authority to make opened this week for a new police barrier at the Capitol in Washington. politan Police Department decisions about their chil- school year, teary-eyed officer. The counts carry a dren’s health. By Michael ing about their harrowing Fairlamb harassed a line mothers led in kindergart- California, Louisiana, maximum of more than 20 ners dwarfed by backpacks Kunzelman confrontations with the of police officers, shouting years in prison. New Jersey, Oregon and ASSOCIATED PRESS mob of insurrectionists. in their faces and blocking and buses dropped off fifth Washington state intend He had been indicted on graders looking forward Five officers who were at their progress through the to require masks for all 12 counts, including civil to ruling their school. The A New Jersey gym own- the Capitol that day have mob, prosecutors wrote in students and teachers er on Friday became the disorder, assaulting a po- biggest clue to the linger- died, four of them by sui- a court filing. lice officer and engaging regardless of vaccination first person to plead guilty ing COVID-19 crisis was cide. The Justice Depart- A video showed him in physical violence in status. At the other end of to assaulting a law en- the masks worn by stu- the spectrum, Arkansas, ment has said that rioters holding a collapsible baton a restricted building or forcement officer during dents and teachers — but Arizona, Florida, Iowa, assaulted approximately and shouting, and shout- grounds. not all of them. the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Oklahoma, South Caroli- 140 police officers on Jan. ing, “What (do) patriots Another video captured Georgia, like most states, Capitol. na, Texas and Utah have 6. About 80 of them were do? We f——— disarm Fairlamb shoving and is leaving it up to local banned mask require- Scott Kevin Fairlamb’s U.S. Capitol Police officers them and then we storm schools to decide whether punching a police officer ments in public schools. deal with federal prosecu- and about 60 were from the f——— Capitol!” to require face coverings. in the head after he left Republican Gov. Ron tors could be a benchmark the Washington, D.C., U.S. District Judge And 43,000-student Henry the Capitol, according to DeSantis of Florida said for dozens of other cases Metropolitan Police De- Royce Lamberth set a County, like many districts an FBI agent’s affidavit. Thursday the decision of in which Capitol rioters partment. worn out by months of con- sentencing date of Sept. “As a former MMA fight- whether to wear masks clashed with police. Fair- flict over masks, has decid- Fairlamb, 44, a former 27 for Fairlamb, who has er, the defendant was in school should be made lamb’s attorney said pros- ed not to insist on them. mixed martial arts fight- been jailed since his Jan. well aware of the injury by parents, adding: “What ecutors will recommend a Instead, they are “highly er whose brother is a U.S. 22 arrest at his home in he could have inflicted on are the harmful effects of prison sentence ranging Secret Service agent, was Stockholm, New Jersey. (the officer),” prosecutors recommended.” Many parents Wednes- putting a kindergartener from about 3 1/2 to 4 1/4 one of the very first ri- Defense lawyer Harley wrote. “His actions and in a mask for seven hours? years, but the judge isn’t oters to breach the Cap- Breite said he will ask the words on that day all in- day in this suburb south of Atlanta had mixed feelings Have they talked about bound by that term of the itol after other rioters judge for a sentence below dicate a specific intent to about the policy. Some kept the emotional, the academ- plea agreement. smashed windows using the government’s recom- obstruct a congressional their children home in dis- ic, the physiological? Why His plea comes less than riot shields and kicked mended guidelines. proceeding through fear, agreement with it. Others isn’t CDC studying that?” two weeks after a group out a locked door, accord- Fairlamb’s involvement intimidation, and violence, sent their youngsters to Outbreaks that have hit of police officers testified ing to federal prosecutors. in the riot has “eviscerat- including violence against class with face coverings. schools at the very start at a congressional hear- After leaving the building, ed large parts of his life,” uniformed police officers.” Shatavia Dorsey, the of the year have added to mother of a kindergartner calls for more mask re- and a fifth grader, said her quirements. Arkansas judge blocks state children are going to wear In Marion, Arkansas, their masks at school re- over 800 students and gardless of the rules. staff members have been “They’re not vaccinat- quarantined because of from enforcing mask mandate ban ed because they’re too exposure since classes young, and I don’t know if began last week in the By Andrew DeMillo someone else is carrying 4,000-student district. ASSOCIATED PRESS it in,” said Dorsey, who is Marion Superintendent doubtful about the school Glen Fenter urged law- LITTLE ROCK, Ark. system’s ability to main- makers to overturn the — An Arkansas judge tain in-person instruction state law banning masks, on Friday temporarily amid rising infections. warning that a “full- blocked the state from With the delta variant blown crisis” could lie enforcing its ban on mask spreading rapidly, the ahead. And Republican mandates after lawmak- Centers for Disease Con- Gov. Asa Hutchinson ex- ers left the prohibition trol and Prevention and pressed regret over sign- in place despite a rising the American Academy of ing the ban in the first number of COVID-19 cas- Pediatrics have advised place and asked that it be es and hospitalizations. in recent weeks that ev- lifted. But the GOP-con- Pulaski County Circuit eryone in schools wear trolled Legislature left it Judge Tim Fox issued a masks in communities in place Friday. preliminary injunction with substantial or high Later in the day, an Ar- against the law that Gov. transmission. kansas judge blocked the Asa Hutchinson signed Educators have had to state from enforcing the in April banning mask contend with strong resis- ban until further notice. requirements by govern- mental entities. The ban was being challenged by two lawsuits, including one from an east Arkan- sas school district where more than 900 staff and students are quarantin- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing because of a coronavi- Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson stands next to a chart displaying rus outbreak. COVID-19 hospitalization data as he speaks at a news conference at the Fox ruled against the measure on multiple state Capitol in Little Rock, Ark. grounds, including the argument that it discrim- ion School District, one of COVID-19 hospitaliza- the mask mandate ban, FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS inated between public and the districts challenging tions since the pandemic telling reporters that “in A dehumidifier made by New Widetech. private schools. the mandate ban, on Fri- began, and the Depart- hindsight, I wish that had The law “cannot be en- day said 949 staff and stu- ment of Health on Thurs- not become law.” Hutchin- forced in any shape, fash- dents have had to quaran- day said only 36 intensive son noted he did so when 2M dehumidifiers recalled ion or form” pending fur- tine since classes began care unit beds were avail- the state’s cases were ther court action, Fox said. last week because of a able in the state. much lower and that the in U.S. for fire hazard Fox issued the ruling coronavirus outbreak. The But Hutchinson faced Legislature could have hours after lawmakers district said 54 students heavy opposition from fel- easily overridden him had The Consumer Product Walmart, Menards, and adjourned a special ses- and 11 staff have tested low Republicans, who had he vetoed the measure. Safety Commission says other retailers in the sion that Hutchinson had positive for COVID-19. been inundated with calls The Republican sponsor about 2 million dehumidifi- U.S. from February 2009 called to consider rolling “I think we’re going to and messages from oppo- of the mandate ban said ers made by New Widetech through August 2017 for back the ban for some come to really regret not nents of masks in schools. he thinks the state needs are being recalled in the between $120 and $430. schools. taking action,” Democrat- Opponents of lifting the to focus on other ways U.S. because they can over- The dehumidifiers im- Hutchinson had said ic Sen. Keith Ingram, the ban who testified before to address outbreaks in heat and catch fire, posing pacted are 25-, 30-, 35-, the change was needed to chamber’s minority leader, the Legislature repeat- schools, such as leave fire and burn hazards. 45-, 50-, 60-, 65-, 70-, and protect children under 12 said. “I just hope the con- edly cited false and dis- for teachers who have to The recall also includes 74-pint dehumidifiers with who can’t get vaccinated sequences aren’t fatal for credited claims about the quarantine. about 380,000 dehumidi- the brand names includ- as the state’s virus cases children or staff or teach- virus, including a woman “What I don’t want is fiers in Canada and about ing AeonAir, Amana, Arc- and hospitalizations sky- ers in this state.” who falsely suggested this false sense of securi- 25,000 in Mexico. ticAire (Danby), Classic rocket. Pediatricians and health COVID-19 doesn’t exist. ty that masks seem to be New Widetech is aware (Danby/Home Hardware A House panel on Thurs- officials have said masks “That’s what’s frustrat- providing because it’s an of 107 incidents of the re- Stores), Commercial Cool, day rejected two measures in schools are needed to ing, is we’re not making easy political tool,” said called dehumidifiers over- Danby, Danby Designer, that would have allowed protect children, as the decisions on data, re- Republican Sen. Trent heating and/or catching Danby Premiere, De’Long- some school districts to delta variant and Arkan- spected data,” Democratic Garner. “Let’s come up fire, resulting in about $17 hi, Edgestar, Friedrich, issue mask requirements. sas’ low vaccination rate Rep. Denise Garner, who with the real solutions million in property dam- Generations (Danby), Hai- There had been growing fuels the state’s spiral- co-sponsored one of the when this happens in our age. No injuries have been er, Honeywell (JMATEK/ calls to lift the ban before ing cases. The state on proposals to lift the ban. schools, and I think we’re reported. AirTek), Idylis, Ivation, school starts statewide Monday reported its big- Hutchinson said this woefully inadequate on The dehumidifiers were perfect aire, SuperClima, later this month. The Mar- gest one-day increase in week he regretted signing that.” sold at Lowe’s, Costco, Whirlpool, and Whynter. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 2021 COMICS

OFF THE MARK / MARK PARISI MODERATELY CONFUSED / JEFF STAHLER DILBERT / SCOTT ADAMS

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

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THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Friend forced to play role in couple’s melodrama DEAR ABBY: I have co-workers. Whether two good friends who dat- Dear Abby is written by Abigail male or female, each has ed all through college un- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne a husband and wife. We til “Isaac” broke up with are not sure how it is de- “Jen” in a very stressful Phillips, and was founded by her cided who will assume and dramatic way. We mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact which role; and we don’t were all living together Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. feel comfortable asking in a house, and he broke Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. what might be too intru- up with her to date a girl sive a question regarding he liked from his newspa- their relationships. We per club. We used to host would appreciate it if you here almost every day, bad news from you. If you parties for the club, and could find the answer, if insisting on spending disclose what you know, the girls would openly there is one. flirt with him in front of time with us. you will lose your house- Jen. During the mess of It’s frustrating since I mate. The message you CURIOUS IN THE the breakup, I learned feel Jen deserves more. want to deliver falls into EAST that Isaac had known for She’s very anxious, and that category. From your a while he wanted to end told me during the break- description of Isaac, he’s DEAR CURIOUS: Un- things with Jen, and up that she didn’t want a user and a player. She like with straight couples, stayed with her only be- me telling her any details would be better off with- who define their spouse cause he wanted to have about him that she out him in her life. But as “husband” or “wife,” enough people for a nice wouldn’t want to hear. she must arrive at that when male couples mar- student house. I’m now wondering if I conclusion herself. (After ry, both spouses refer to Fast-forward three have used that as an ex- their breakup, she should their partner as “hus- years: We are out of col- cuse to spare her from all have realized he couldn’t band.” With female cou- lege, and I still live with the things I feel she be counted on.) Some- ples, the spouses are both Jen. Isaac relies on her ought to know. I don’t times people have to learn called “wife.” Household for all his emotional know how I would even the hard way, and Jen tasks usually fall to needs and says she’s his broach the subject, and appears to be one of them. whomever does them best “best friend.” She can’t it’s making me irritable If you uncouple your life or wants to do them. say no to him or distance around them. Help! from theirs and spend Roles are assigned ac- herself because she’s still less time with them, it cording to ability and cir- hoping that “maybe” HOPING I’M A will be healthier for you. cumstance, rather than something could happen. GOOD FRIEND imitating traditional Earlier this year he told DEAR ABBY: There marital duties. (By the me that he was not plan- DEAR HOPING: Jen are several same-sex cou- way, the same applies to ning on getting back to- made clear that she ples within our circle of some opposite-sex couples gether with her, but he’s doesn’t want to hear any friends and former as well.) BRIDGE

Lay the foundation for your contract Marilyn Monroe said, “To put it ately ran the club queen. However, bluntly, I seem to be a whole super- East won with the king and returned structure with no foundation. But I’m his third heart. Declarer cashed his working on the foundation.” clubs before trying the diamond fi- In bridge, the foundation of suc- nesse, but East won with the king cess is ensuring that the opponents and shifted to a spade. South fi- cannot cash too many tricks. Some- nessed again, but it failed also, and times that is easier said than done West took two heart tricks for down — as in today’s deal. two. Playing in three no-trump, South South did the predictable, pointing received a low heart lead from West. out that every key card was wrong. He put up dummy’s jack, but when But have you spotted his error? East produced the queen, South At trick three, declarer should lead played low. Back came a heart to the spade queen from his hand. This South’s ace. How should he have serves two purposes: It removes continued? West’s potential entry and establish- Obviously, if the club finesse was es two spade tricks. The best defense working, everything was hunky-dory. is for West to win with the king and But even if the finesse lost, prospects switch to the diamond 10. But South were still bright: Maybe the spade or wins with dummy’s ace, plays a diamond finesse would win. spade to his ace and takes the club Feeling confident, South immedi- finesse, ensuring nine tricks. 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Pay Call Numbers GORTON'S GORTON'S (900, 976 and 550) Carpentry & Services Advertiser telephone numbers with 3rd Shift Production Position 2nd Shift Production Position WE TAKE AND DISPOSE 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST Gorton's, America's leader in Frozen Gorton's, America's leader in Frozen • Full Cleanouts: Homes, disclose the price of the telephone Seafood is seeking qualified Seafood is seeking qualified Attics, basements, yards, call. When a number is published candidates to work 3rd shift (10 PM to candidates to work 2nd shift (2 PM to Commercial clean outs, etc. within the advertisement the per 6 AM) at its Processing Facility in 10 PM) at its Processing Facility in • Full Home Repairs, minute and/or flat charge must be OF ANYTHING Gloucester, MA. Gloucester, MA. Painting and Installations. included. If you dial a pay per call Compensation and Benefits Compensation and Benefits • Windows, doors, porches, number from an advertisement appear- $18.66 Starting Wage with $18.39 Starting Wage with decks, stairs etc. ing in the classified section and it Cellars, Attics, Generous Step Increases Generous Step Increases • Gutter repairs and cleaning. DOES NOT disclose this information, Medical Insurance Medical Insurance Garages, Yards, Stores, etc. please notify the Item classified No job too small! Dental Insurance Dental Insurance Call for quick service department immediately. Response to Life and Vision Insurance Life and Vision Insurance any pay per call numbers will be Generous Vacation and Generous Vacation and and best prices. 781-354-0023 charged to your telephone bill and Paid Leave Package Paid Leave Package anyone under 18 years of age must Paid Lunch and Breaks Paid Lunch and Breaks CLEANING/ have parent's consent. 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Legitimate job placement firms it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or that work to fill specific positions discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, FUEL ASSISTANCE ACCEPTED HOME AND BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE cannot charge an upfront fee. For free age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, information about avoiding employ- veteran's status, or source of income or any We service ment service scams, write the Federal intention to make any such preference, limitation We can or discrimination. gas and oil INCLUDES PLACEMENT ON Trade Commission at Washington, This newspaper will not knowingly accept any D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud advertising for real estate which is in violation of heating systems. help! the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all Oil tanks Information Center, dwellings in this newspaper are available on an 1-800-876-7060 equal opportunity basis. To complain of installed/removed. discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at LEGALS 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the 781-592-9505 CALL 781-593-7700, EXT. 2 hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. NOTICE OF COMMUNITY OUTREACH MEETING Notice is hereby given that Essence Labs, LLC will hold a Community Outreach Does your company Meeting on August 27, 2021 at the Lynn Police Department Community Room, NEW IN TOWN? 300 Washington Street, Lynn, MA 01902 at 4:00 to discuss the proposed siting of a Cannabis Product Manufacturer at 82-86 Sanderson Avenue Lynn, MA, in need employees? accordance with M.G.L. Ch. 94G and the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission's regulations at 935 CMR 500.000 et seq.

Topics to be discussed at the meeting will include, but are not limited to:

1. The type(s) of Cannabis Product Manufacturer be located at the proposed address; 2. Plans for maintaining a secure facility; 3. Plans to prevent diversion to minors; 4. Plans to positively impact the community; and 5. Plans to ensure the establishment will not constitute a nuisance to the community.

There will be an opportunity for the public to ask questions and receive answers from Essence Labs, LLC, representatives about the proposed facility and operations.

A copy of this notice has been published in a local newspaper at least fourteen Placing a help wanted ad is great for (14) calendar days prior to the meeting and filed with the appropriate City entities. finding the skilled workers you need. This notice was also mailed at least fourteen (14) calendar days prior to the meeting to abutters within 300 feet of the property line of the petitioner as they appear on the most recent applicable tax list.

August 7, 2021

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A Public Meeting will be held on August 18, 2021 at 7:00 PM via Zoom Online Meeting to hear a Request for Determination of Applicability filed by Joel DeLuca for the property located at 135 Castle Road (Map 23, Lot 56) to reconfigure the FIND AN AFFORDABLE PLACE TO LIVE. existing home within Land Subject to Coastal Storm Flowage and buffer zone to Coastal Bank. Copies of the plan are available for review by contacting the Conservation Commission at [email protected]. To join the Zoom meeting: CHECK CLASSIFIED! https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83968175231?pwd=bmFMNFAwd0VXSDA2QlFlend mSFordz09, Meeting ID: 839 6817 5231, Passcode: 684814. 781-593-7700, ext.2 ITEM: August 7, 2021

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Phone us: 781-593-7700 Email us: [email protected] Find us online: SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B7 INTERNATIONAL Hiroshima marks 76th anniversary of U.S. atomic bombing By Mari Yamaguchi and not just talk about ASSOCIATED PRESS world peace. Although a moment of TOKYO — Hiroshima silence didn’t occur at the on Friday marked the Olympics on Friday, there 76th anniversary of the will be “a moment of re- world’s first atomic bomb- membrance” at Sunday’s ing, as the mayor of the closing ceremony for all Japanese city urged glob- lives lost, including those al leaders to unite to elim- in Hiroshima, organiz- inate nuclear weapons ing committee spokesman just as they are united Masa Takaya said. against the coronavirus. Many survivors of the Mayor Kazumi Matsui bombings have lasting in- urged world leaders to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS juries and illnesses result- commit to nuclear disar- ing from the explosions mament as seriously as Japan’s Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga offers and radiation exposure FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a wreath in front of the cenotaph dedicated to they tackle a pandemic and face discrimination in Chinese President Xi Jinping delivers a speech the victims of the atomic bombing at the Hi- that the international Japanese society. at the CPC and World Political Parties Summit roshima Peace Memorial Park in Hiroshima, community recognizes as The government began in Beijing. “threat to humanity.” western Japan. to provide medical sup- “Nuclear weapons, de- port to certified survivors veloped to win wars, are some dignitaries observed tently skipping parts of in 1968 after more than a threat of total annihila- a minute of silence for the his speech. The sections 20 years of effort by them. China pledges tion that we can certainly 8:15 a.m. blast. At a news that were dropped in- As of March, 127,755 end, if all nations work to- conference later, Suga cluded a pledge to pursue survivors, whose average gether,” Matsui said. said he has no intention of efforts toward achieving age is now almost 84, are 2 billion COVID-19 The United States signing the treaty. a nuclear-free world as certified as hibakusha dropped the world’s first “The treaty lacks sup- head of the world’s only and eligible for govern- atomic bomb on Hiroshima port not only from the nu- country to have suffered ment medical support, ac- on Aug. 6, 1945, destroy- clear weapons states in- atomic attacks, according cording to the health and vaccine doses ing the city and killing cluding the United States to his speech posted on welfare ministry. (AP) — Chinese Pres- program, which aims to 140,000 people. It dropped but also from many coun- the Prime Minister’s Of- Suga announced last ident Xi Jinping has distribute vaccines to a second bomb three days tries that do not possess fice website. month that medical bene- pledged that 2 billion dos- low- and middle-income later on Nagasaki, killing nuclear arms,” Suga said. Some said Suga skip- fits will be extended to 84 es of COVID-19 vaccines countries. Vaccine distri- another 70,000. Japan “What’s appropriate is to ping those parts of his Hiroshima survivors who would be supplied to the butions have been starkly surrendered on Aug. 15, seek a passage to realisti- speech spotlighted what had been denied aid be- world through this year, unequal, as wealthy coun- ending World War II and cally promote nuclear dis- could be seen as govern- cause they were outside a increasing China’s com- tries now consider issuing Japan’s nearly half-centu- armament.” ment hypocrisy over nu- government-set boundary. mitment as the largest ex- booster shots to their cit- ry of aggression in Asia. The Treaty on the Pro- clear disarmament and The victims were exposed porter of the shots. izens and poorer nations Countries stockpiled nu- hibition of Nuclear Weap- the treatment of atomic to radioactive “black rain” Xi’s announcement was struggle to get enough clear weapons during the ons took effect in January bomb survivors. that fell in the city after delivered late Thursday vaccines for a first dose. Cold War and a standoff after years of civil effort “The important point is the bombing and fought a at a vaccine forum China Hundreds of millions of continues to this day. joined by atomic bombing that his heart simply wasn’t long legal battle for their hosted virtually. Chinese shots, the vast Matsui renewed his de- survivors, or hibakusha. there,” former Hiroshima health problems to be rec- The figure likely in- mand that Japan’s gov- But while more than 50 Mayor Tadatoshi Akiba ognized. cludes the 770 million majority of which are ernment immediately sign countries have ratified it, said on an online news con- Matsui urged Suga’s doses China has already from Sinopharm and Si- and ratify the Treaty on the treaty notably lacks ference later Friday. government to further donated or exported al- novac, have already been the Prohibition of Nuclear the U.S. and other nuclear Akiba has proposed widen the support and ready and it’s not clear administered to people in Weapons. powers as well as Japan, a moment of silence by quickly reach all those if it includes a COVAX many countries across the Prime Minister Yoshi- which has relied on the Olympic athletes and still suffering from the agreement for Chinese world. However, there are hide Suga did not mention U.S. nuclear umbrella for participants to mark the physical and emotional ef- producers to supply 550 concerns about whether the treaty in his speech its defense since the war’s Hiroshima and Nagasaki fects of radiation, includ- million doses. they protect adequately at the Hiroshima Peace end. atomic bombings, urging ing black rain survivors Xi also promised to against the new, highly Park ceremony, where ag- After the ceremony, Suga the International Olympic who were not part of the donate $100 million to transmissible delta vari- ing survivors, officials and apologized for inadver- Committee to take action lawsuit. the UN-backed COVAX ant.

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