WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 2020 Swampscott ramps up for Saugus board chair steps annual Town Meeting away from ‘unity rally’

By David McLellan chosen to offer a smaller warrant to be By Elyse Carmosino movement. ITEM STAFF voted on, focusing on the most essential ITEM STAFF The two parties had planned to march items, such as the budget, and putting together from Blessed Sacrament SWAMPSCOTT — It is unknown SAUGUS — Saugus Board of Select- off other articles to later meetings. Church to Stackpole Field. However, whether Swampscott will have a virtual men chair Anthony Cogliano has with- or in-person Town Meeting this year, but Town Moderator Michael McClung drawn his involvement in a combined Cogliano said he and Jones have called the state has passed legislation allowing said he hopes the entire meeting can be protest against police brutality sched- off their involvement because the two do virtual meetings to take place due to the done in one session, starting at 6 p.m. uled to take place this Thursday. not agree with what they referred to as COVID-19 pandemic. with check-in for Town Meeting mem- Cogliano said he and longtime friend “anti-police” sentiments shared online Swampscott’s Town Meeting will be bers, and nishing at 10 p.m. or even Danielle Jones originally planned to by those af liated with the Black Lives held Monday, June 22. Because of the later. host a ‘unity rally’ in collaboration with Matter protest. likelihood the Town Meeting will be There will be six nancial articles on Saugus resident Seven Greer, who will “I couldn’t agree with that division as virtual or at least severely altered due be holding a protest on the same day to the pandemic, the Select Board has SWAMPSCOTT, A5 in support of the Black Lives Matter SAUGUS, A2 HOMING IN ON RACE RELATIONS Lynn’s legacy examined by those who lived it

LYNN — Five local people from the up in the ’60s and remember what hap- was a protest and they had differ- black community gathered for a con- pened after MLK died, protests after ent things they were trying to do to versation on Monday that was facili- Rodney King (who survived being beat- quell the unrest and people were not Emerson Foster, center, anked by tated by Daily Item News Editor Cheryl en by police in Los Angeles). very happy about what had happened Lynn resident Carvel Cox, left, and Charles. Buzzy Barton: I don’t see a lot of dif- during that time. Foster’s son, Devin, participated in The participants were Lynn City ference. It’s like history keeps repeat- Barton: As a young boy, I can also re- last Saturday’s silent racial justice Council Vice President Buzzy Barton, ing itself over and over again. member going to the Briar Cliff lodge, protest in Boston. Salem State University student Isis Willie Dupree: I remember when picket back in the day when George Bryant, Willie Dupree, who works for Martin Luther King was assassinated. Wallace came to the city of Lynn and the City of Boston, local business own- I was in the South and they would have they were throwing rocks at us and this er Ed Thurman and Darius Woumn, a tanks that would park right beside the was people in the city of Lynn. When silence teacher at St. Mary’s High School. house. I see the uprising — burning Charles: How much do you know of This conversation has been edited places and just trying to get your voice that history? Were you taught that or and condensed for space. Not all at- heard. it’s sort of similar to what’s go- was this something that was washed speaks louder tributions are phrased verbatim. The ing on right now. over? video can be seen on itemlive.com Ed Thurman: I was living in Rox- Isis Bryant: Honestly, I learned website. bury and was 7 at the time. I remember about the LA riots and everything. telling my parents, there was a crowd Just from hearing other people’s (view- than words Cheryl Charles: We’ll be talking coming up the street. They had gone points) on it, history does repeat itself By Thor Jourgensen about Black Lives Matter, current now and just destroyed everything and but it’s all about how we change it now ITEM STAFF events, history and what comes next. looted all the buildings. together as people of a society. How does this compare to what we’ve Throughout the night, things were LYNN — International business executive seen in the past, those of us who grew being burned, the same as now. There RACE, A3 and Classical High School graduate Emer- son Foster said the Boston Men’s Dinner Group is already planning an action to build on the group’s silent racial justice protest or- ganized last Saturday. Women who are among the 400-500 busi- ness leaders af liated with the group are planning a silent protest for June 20 to draw attention to racial injustice and the need for police reform. Emerson stood with his son and fellow ex- ecutives in Faneuil Hall holding signs bear- ing the names of men of color. The silent pro- testers faced Boston City Hall in a symbolic request for answers to police responsibility for racial justice and a police accountability for the deaths of men and women of color. “I know that there are different ways to attack this issue. I wanted a visual that was very powerful. There are times when silence is just as powerful as yelling,” Foster said. Yelling and marching have de ned the ra- cial justice movement’s dynamics since May 25 when George Floyd died under a Minne- apolis police of cer’s knee. Foster, a 1985 Classical graduate and vice president for human resources North Amer- ica and global strategic accounts for the in- ternational food services and facilities rm SODEXO, said Floyd’s death was the last straw. He attributed a sense of “general frustra- tion” in the country ampli ed by social me- dia’s power for shoving the call for racial ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO justice into America’s streets. But Ahmaud From left, Ed Thurman, Cheryl Charles, Darius Woumn, Buzzy Barton, Isis Bryant and Willie Dupree sit FOSTER, A2 down for a conversation about race at The Daily Item of ce on Monday afternoon.

COVID-19 It’s back to work for Small number of new Nahant welcomes cases reported in Lynn, Revere, Saugus and Lynn City Hall employees Swampscott. A2 Phase 2 with open arms

By David McLellan reopening plan. The employees Lynn By Elyse Carmosino this summer in the wake of the ITEM STAFF have come back on “staggered” Union Hospital selects ITEM STAFF COVID-19 pandemic. schedules to limit the number of new developer. A2 “Nahant  ourishes in the sum- LYNN — The physical City people in the building and follow NAHANT — Phase 2 of Mas- mer months,” said Town Admin- Hall is now staffed, following the state’s COVID-19 guidelines. Hindsight is 2020 sachusetts’ reopening plan — istrator Tony Barletta. “That’s months of being largely empty No more than 50 percent of the A look back at the last announced by Governor Baker our prime time to enjoy our com- due to the COVID-19 pandemic. workforce will be in the building four years at Bishop last weekend — has been met munity, whether it be business- City Hall employees went back at a time. Fenwick, St. Mary’s. A8-B1 with cautious optimism by Na- es, restaurants, beaches, our to work this week, according to There’s another rule for re- hant town of cials. parks, or the ocean. Our activity the of ce of Lynn Mayor Thom- Sports Since Monday, retail stores, opening: employees are required Prep senior Fagan is in a four-month window, so as McGee. Previously, only de- child care facilities, day camps, to check their temperatures be- commits to Stonehill. B2 we’re excited that Phase 2 has partment heads had returned to fore going into work, and giving lodging, youth sports, and out- begun and that some of those ac- work in the building. According their results upon arrival at the LOOK! door dining at restaurants have tivities we typically get to enjoy to McGee, the building is still building. Those with a tempera- Northeast Metro Tech all been given the green light during the summertime are on closed to the public, and will be ture above 100.3 degrees, as well holds commencement to resume limited operations, their way back.” throughout June. as those showing symptoms of events. B8 which means beach towns like He added that the news is also The development is part of Nahant may nally be able to the second phase of the city’s LYNN, A2 experience a sense of normalcy NAHANT, A5

OBITUARIES ...... A2 SPORTS ...... B2-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 HIGH 68° VOL. 141, ISSUE 152 OPINION ...... A4 COMICS ...... B4 LOOK! ...... B8 LOW 64° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 PAGE B8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 2020 OBITUARIES Small number Andrew Andrews, 62 William J. Camire, 72 1958-2020 1948-2020 of new COVID LYNN — Andrew Andrews, LYNN — William J. “Bill” age 62, of Lynn, died on Camire, age 72 and lifelong Wednesday, June 3, 2020 at resident of Lynn, died at his North Shore Medical Center, home on Monday, June 8, cases reported Salem Hospital. 2020 surrounded by his lov- Born in Lynn in 1958, he ing family, following a cou- was the son of the late Charles rageous battle with stomach By David McLellan cases, bringing its total to and Irene (Nicolocopoulos) cancer. He was the devoted ITEM STAFF 542. The number of deaths Andrews. Andy enjoyed music husband of Maureen (Flynn) in Saugus remained at 31. and loved seeing the Boston Camire, with whom he shared New COVID-19 cases Swampscott reported Pops at Christmas. He enjoyed almost 49 years of marriage. in Lynn, Revere, Saugus, one additional COVID-19 spending time with his friends Born in Boston in 1948, Bill and Swampscott were re- case Tuesday, bringing its and vacations to Hampton was the son of the late Aline ported Tuesday, but none total to 127. Deaths re- Beach. (Camire) Bee and the late Jo- of the communities in the mained the same, at 8. Andrew was the brother of seph and Jeannette Arsenault. greater Lynn area report- Numbers remained the Peter Andrews and his wife He was raised and educated ed deaths. same in Lynn eld Tues- Theresa of Lynn and Steven in Lynn and graduated from Lynn reported 11 new day, with 95 cases and 11 Andrews of Lynn. He is also Lynn Classical High School COVID-19 cases on Tues- deaths, as well as Nah- survived by his nieces, neph- in 1967. He received his as- day, bringing the total ant, with 41 cases and 6 ews and his friends at the 129), Lynn. Burial was in sociate’s degree from North Laverdure and Jack Camire; number of cases to 3,534. deaths. Lowell Street Group Home. Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. Shore Community College and his brothers-in-law and sis- However, the number of In Marblehead and Pea- In addition to his parents, Online guestbook for family served in the United States ters-in-law, Ted Bertwell, Patri- “active” cases decreased body, numbers were not he was predeceased by his and friends to offer condo- Army Reserves. cia Flynn and Peter Doeringer, by 38, to 1,440. The num- updated by press time. ber of deaths remained brother Thomas Andrews. lences at www.solimine.com. Bill worked at the General Dianne and Frank Dunion and Marblehead had 224 cas- Service information: A pri- Electric in Lynn for many years, Sharon and John Lavallee; and the same at 93. es and 30 deaths as of last vate funeral service was held rst as a machinist and mem- his many nieces, nephews, Revere reported three Wednesday. Peabody had in the SOLIMINE Funeral ber of IUE-CWA Local 201 cousins and close friends. He new cases, bringing its reported 1,021 cases, with Home, 426 Broadway (Route and later as a planner, and was the brother of the late Bob total number of cases to 631 residents having re- was a member of Local 149. Arsenault and his late wife Iris, 3,119, with 1,387 resi- covered, and 146 deaths He enjoyed spending time on Walter Arsenault and his late dents having recovered. on Monday. his boat and was an active wife Barbara, Bill Arsenault and The number of deaths member of the Lynn Yacht Connie Bertwell. in Revere remained the David McLellan can be John F. Sketchley, 83 Club where he had many close Service information: Ad- same Tuesday, at 78. reached at dmclellan@ friends. He loved spending hering to the guidelines of Saugus reported six new itemlive.com. time with his beloved family the Commonwealth of Mas- John F. Sketchley, age 83, including his grandchildren, sachusetts and the CDC, fu- who loved life so much, who called him “Pops,” nieces neral services will be private. Union Hospital passed away Sunday, June 7, and nephews, especially the Burial will be held in the Pine 2020, with his family by his times they spent together at Grove Cemetery, Lynn. Ar- side. He was the beloved hus- Monument Beach on the Cape rangements entrusted to SO- band of Elizabeth (Cis) Burke, kayaking and riding bikes. He LIMINE Funeral Homes, Lynn. selects new with whom he shared 62 years loved making pancakes and In lieu of owers, donations of marriage. bacon with his grandsons and may be made to the Mass He was the son of the late was a coach for his daugh- General/North Shore Can- Harry and Peg Sketchley and ters’ Lynn Babe Ruth Softball cer Center, 102 Endicott St., developer brother of Ruth, also de- teams. He loved traveling with Danvers, MA 01923 or to the ceased. John was born and his good friends and spending Northeast Animal Shelter, raised in Lynn, and graduat- time with his Corgi Kaleb. 347 Highland Ave., Salem, By Steve Krause bors and city of cials to ed from Lynn Classical, Class In addition to his MA 01970. Online ITEM STAFF redevelop the hospital of 1954. He joined the Navy wife Maureen, Bill is property in a way that guestbook for family LYNN — North Shore shortly after graduation and survived by his lov- and friends to of- brings jobs to the area, proudly served his country for ing children, Julie Medical Center has tax revenue to the city, fer condolences at changed contractors for 20 years. And then as a family, Laverdure and her www.solimine.com. and much-needed hous- we came back and settled in husband Jean-Marc the redevelopment of its ing without impacting our Lynn. Eric Brokvist, and Brad Dyer, of Wake eld, Jamie Camire of Union Hospital campus, school system.” Always so busy, working, put- his “favorite” grandson, and Arizona and Michelle Camire of which closed its acute care Solimine’s proposal, tering and singing. He was the his wife Krista. He was also Lynn; his grandsons, Zachary services last fall. which had been submitted manager of the Port Hole Pub Great-Grandad to Lilly and After the emergency as part of the initial bid- for many years after his Navy Quinn Brokvist who always ll room closed last fall, all ding phase last summer, retirement. He was a member our days with joy. Also, to baby services, save an urgent was selected as an alter- of the North Shoremen Barber Wesley Dyer, sadly he never care facility, were moved native and will enable the Shoppers’ Singing, which was had a chance to get to know. When silence speaks to Salem Hospital. The medical center to close the his favorite hobby. He will be in our hearts forever. urgent care facility, which sale and vacate the prop- Along with his beloved wife, Service information: had been housed in the erty by Oct. 1, Fleming John is survived by his chil- Friends and family are louder than words old ER, will be moved to said. NSMC plans to open dren, Terri Anne Dyer, his #1 welcome to call at the a new medical building the medical village by the 50 men. Budd graduated princess, and her husband CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral FOSTER covering only a quarter of end of summer. George of Peabody, Timothy Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, From A1 BC in 1963. the 20-acre lot. The rest of Michael Procopio of Pro- Sketchley, his clone, and his on Thursday, June 11 from The Dinner Club ex- the land will be sold now copio Companies said that Arbery’s shooting death in wife Linda of Lynn, and Todd 12-4 p.m. As an expression panded into a profession- to David J. Solimine Jr. for because of his original Georgia and Floyd’s death Sketchley, his youngest son, of of sympathy, in lieu of ow- al networking group with redevelopment, pending plan, coupled with delays added urgency, Foster Lynn, who took care of his dad ers, donations may be made women member af liates approval by the City of made necessary due to said, to the demands for every single day. in John’s honor to Care Di- across the country. In con- Lynn. COVID-19 restrictions, “it change. Life will never be the same mensions Hospice, 75 Sylvan ceiving how to shape a ra- NSMC last fall selected became readily apparent without him. We have so many St., Ste. B-102, Danvers, MA “When you have these cial justice message, Fos- a proposal for the prop- that the project was un- family memories. Our annual 01923. To leave an online things happen in succes- ter said he was inspired by erty that was submitted workable as we had pro- trips to Aruba, summer week message or condolence, sion; they all come togeth- the late activist Malcolm by the Lynn eld-based posed it. in Maine, cookouts, holidays please visit www.cuffemc- er to make this a cause X’s silent protest strategy. Procopio Companies. Af- “We had zoning contin- and grandchildren, and his ginn.com. celebre,” he said. Instead of taking his ter a thorough diligence gencies that, with COVID, love of singing. He was Gran- With its af liated mem- usual Saturday hike with process and extensive were not going to work for dad to two amazing grandchil- bers from different back- his son, Devin, 19, Foster conversations with the us,” he said. “There’s no dren, Briana Brokvist, his #2 grounds and professions, and other men converged city about housing den- bitterness about this at ® princess, and her husband LIFE WELL CELEBRATED Foster said the Men’s Din- on Faneuil Hall, dressed in sity, coupled with delays all. I couldn’t speak more ner Group provided fer- suits and carrying signs. related to COVID-19, that highly about Partners or tile ground for nurturing “The response was in- proposal is no longer fea- the process.” conversations about police credible. People got out sible for the medical cen- A city-led planning pro- Back to work for Lynn reform. of their cars, honked, and ter, NSMC spokeswoman cess addressing the reuse The group grew out of some stood watching us Laura Fleming said. of Union was completed City Hall employees discussions Foster had for a half hour,” he said. The proposal submitted in 2018 and included local as a young executive 20 He said Saturday’s pro- by Solimine involves im- residents, Lynn city of - years ago with his mentor, test and the June 20 wom- plementing zoning chang- cials, social service agen- to enter the building until LYNN attorney and former Asso- en’s protest are stepping es and is guided by the cies, community groups, the city enters the third From A1 ciate Attorney General of stones to additional action study conducted by the health advocates and phase of its reopening the United States, Wayne and much more discus- city and the Metropolitan NSMC. Through a series COVID-19, will not be al- plan, which is up to ve Budd. sion. Area Planning Council of public forums and in- lowed to work. According weeks away. According Foster realized his “This has been a very (MAPC) in 2018 to deter- terviews, participants re- to McGee, this rule works to McGee, residents will friends needed similar sad time for communities mine the most appropri- viewed redevelopment op- on the honor system, but have to wear facemasks at mentors and brought to- of color,” Foster said. ate reuse for the Union tions and selected senior it is expected employees City Hall when the build- gether Budd and his peers Hospital property. housing as the one most in will be “truthful and hon- ing does open publicly. and Foster and his peers Thor Jourgensen can be Solimine said he will ex- line with local preferences est.” While workers return- for a dinner at the Boston reached at tjourgensen@ plore the reuse of the ex- and needs. According to McGee, ing to City Hall is anoth- College Club attended by itemlive.com. isting hospital buildings, One of the bene ts of City Hall is a building that er step toward reopening if possible, and focus on the new medical building, can accommodate “a much in full — a major conve- senior housing, including Fleming saId, is increased larger staff” than the city nience for residents — at least 15 percent re- space for the North Shore has, and that there is McGee said the city has Saugus board chair steps served for qualifying low- Physicians Group (NSPG), “more than enough space been able to “ef ciently” er-income seniors. He said and more laboratory space to comply with the social provide remote services, away from ‘unity rally’ he will continue to seek as well. distancing needed in the and residents have adapt- input from the city and North Shore Medical building.” ed to changes such as pay- SAUGUS Saugus Wicked Local, community and incorpo- Center includes Salem Inside City Hall, the De- ing bills online. From A1 Greer emphasized that rate that feedback into his Hospital, the Union cam- partment of Public Works Besides workers re- Thursday’s event will be proposal. pus in Lynn, MassGeneral has separated of ces with turning to City Hall, I believed the most im- a peaceful demonstration. Solimine is the son of for Children in Salem and plexiglass barriers to other changes began this portant part of this pro- “We want to honor the Lynn funeral director and the NSPG. maintain social distance. week to mark the start test was to unite,” Jones philanthropist David J. lives lost to police brutal- Steve Krause can be The public will be unable of “Phase Two.” Accord- said. “It’s unfortunate that ity and shed some light on Solimine Sr. He and his we weren’t able to work reached at skrause@item- ing to McGee, the Lynn the systemic racism that family have a long histo- together, but I could not live.com. License Commission has exists,” he said. “It will be ry of supporting NSMC have my name attached IN MEMORIAM started accepting appli- very, very peaceful.” Union Hospital and led CAROL A. 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RACE that room wet in his bed with were great. We had your purse as if I’m going do nothing, they should son. From A1 and so when he came in at conversations that week- to run away with it, that is be charged the same as We need to teach people, night, he climbed into bed end about the Confederate not fair. him, because if I was with because some people go Growing up, I didn’t re- and he went after the guys flag, how they felt about it. Or the policies of your somebody committing off and say, the police are ally learn about a lot of that did it with an ax. The That’s what I loved about company that may keep murder, they’re going to horrible people. Yes, it’s the stuff African Amer- police came, took him out it. you from reaching a cer- put murder on me as well. unfortunate that an offi- icans or other people of of the firehouse in hand- Charles: Isis, tell about tain level — those are Charles: Absolutely. cer leaned on someone and color would go through in cuffs. He went to court. He some of your experiences, things that have to be ad- Even if you just drove the killed them. But at the school deeply as I should won it in court, but when just here as a Lynner. dressed and I think that car. same time, an officer has have. My grandparents he was on probation, he Bryant: I enjoyed Lynn. becomes a larger discus- Dupree: Why wouldn’t a job to serve and protect are from down South so couldn’t have a civil ser- I moved from Salem a sion. When people say that the police say: listen, and I feel like some peo- I traveled to Tennessee, I vice hearing and lost his couple of years ago. It’s there aren’t institutional that’s enough. It’s almost ple automatically assume went to the Civil Rights job. definitely diverse, a very issues, I don’t think they like a code, that shield of that police in general are museum, I picked up ev- Dupree: Back in the diverse place. You learn can honestly look in the blue that you have to go horrible, they don’t care erything I could pick up day, for us coming up, about all different cul- mirror and say that’s cor- along to get along. about you as a person or from there and I just have it was almost like when tures. rect. And for somebody to sit what skin color you are. a different perspective on you’ve got a job, whites I was taught that the Charles: Whose respon- there and say, you’re kill- You’re just somebody to be things now so I feel like used to look at it like South was bad and up sibility is it? People keep ing him. It’s just a simple arrested for them to com- the generation can fight you’re taking a job from here, it was peaches and asking us, black people, fact. You’re killing this plete their job. more, way more. their sons. And so you cream for people of color to solve racism. Yes, we man. Get up off of him. I just feel like sometimes Darius Woumn: As a had to go through that when you still had to face can do things, but who’s None of them did that. when people think like Lynn resident, learning induction to the job and so much adversity and responsible to solve the Barton: I went to a that or they feel like that, about African American you were never welcome overcome it the best way problem that we did not protest yesterday and I they don’t know enough history isn’t as expan- because they always felt you could. cause? took a knee for eight min- about police officers or sive when we think about like oh, you’re taking a job Thurman: When I came Bryant: I think we can utes and 46 seconds, and their job or their guide- American history. Afri- from one of my relatives, to Lynn, I think I came work together to solve the you know something? I lines and I think to change can American history is especially when they in the fourth grade, and problems, all of us as a couldn’t believe how long that, we just need more American history. A lot of look at you as a quota I don’t have any friends whole, one voice on a plat- it was. I was having trou- voices to be heard. it is brushed over and you hire. That made it a little that I met that I looked form, working together to ble just kneeling down Thurman: We need di- kind of get the highlights tougher to get along with at in terms of black and stop injustices because it’s like that for 8 minutes and versity within each realm — slavery and then you that side of the workplace. white. I looked at them in true that the system as 46 seconds. of life. get into the Emancipation With me, I was in better terms of who they were be- a whole, it’s broken and Halfway through, I said I have my own experi- Proclamation, then we get shape back then so I was cause it would be that the some people are misrep- to the person sitting next ences. I’ll say that as a into documenting the rise coming into my job at the city is a melting pot. Every resented in the criminal to me, who happened to be young person I was driv- of Malcolm X. state department in Lex- person that you know, all justice system altogether Superintendent of Schools ing in the community For me, it was a jour- ington with an aggressive the young people (were and I think that we can all Dr. (Patrick) Tutwiler, I around here, had a light ney because I went to attitude, like “don’t start.” friendly). educate each other, where- said, is somebody keeping out. So, my car had a light George Mason University When you go into an envi- Lynn seemed to be a as we won’t need a leader time because we’ve been out, I got pulled over by in Fairfax, Virginia, and ronment like that, for me, different place. It was not because our voices are all down here a long time, an officer. It was freezing it really wasn’t until uni- as a black man, you have having the same issues being heard and we’ve all and we weren’t even half- out so I had my big jacket versity there that I really to more or less have a mil- as Boston or surround- stood up and learned what way through. So, imagine on. So, I get pulled over explored my blackness a itary stance, like I’m not ing communities. So, the we can all learn together you’re putting your knee — my father taught me little bit more and a lit- going to take no nonsense, people that you knew, to change for the better on somebody’s neck and take out your stuff, put tle bit deeply and it really the name calling, because you knew. You had cer- I think if we all educate you know, until they pass your hands on your steer- taught me about a lot of if you let them start, it tain spots where you had and try to get as many out and die. That’s unbe- ing wheel, make sure you these issues that seeming- will continue, so you’ve certain personalities, but people on the same plat- lievable. ask every question before ly (tend) to come up and got to set that ground- … out of everything you form or the same move- Woumn: I think when you move, turn the dome it grew a deeper under- work when you first get were doing, nine out of ment as us, we can change you really look at it, as a light on so they can see standing of what people there. 10 people that you met at anything. proud son of a police offi- everything you’re doing went through that looked Barton: I can see what that point, I thought were Dupree: I think moving cer, we really don’t talk so I did all of that. The like me, Now being able you’re saying about the straight-forward, easy go- forward, now whites are about his job and I respect officer came over and he to give that back to my aggressive start because ing. more attuned with what’s him for that. I look at a lot was a fairly nice officer. students where I’m able when I got on the fire de- Charles: We’re going going on. Before when you of these incidents, and I We were talking — he to teach them this part of partment, I was going to to talk about what we do said we have this going go, what does reform look said your light’s out, it’s history with my own Afri- prove to all those guys to go forward. Where do on, this problem, it was like? broken. I said, well can can American class. that I was the best fire- we go from here? Where not heard. Now, with them I look at our education I get out of the car for a Charles: Especial- man that there ever was do we go from here when seeing actual data, people system right now. Our moment? He goes sure, ly those of us who have and I did everything in my the Black Lives Matter getting killed, now they’re children aren’t being so we get out of the car. Southern parents, South- power to show them. I got posts go down. What do saying, there is injustice. taught African American He takes me to the front ern grandparents, my more awards for my heroic we do now? What’s going I think that’s the change history. Students of color and he shows it to me. So, parents are both from the stuff. I wouldn’t let any- to change? Where are we that’s moving forward. don’t get the same ser- now we’re talking and in South. Is it better in the one else outdo me. I took going? What you see now was vices, depending on where the interim, another offi- North? There’s this whole it a step further and I be- Barton: We’ve been probably 10 times worse you are. But then I look cer comes up behind the thing I was told when I came president of the fire- through this before, many back in the day, but now at our criminal justice car. I’m in the back, I’ve grew up. In the South, fighters’ union, first in the a times and it seems like everything is documented. system and see so many got my coat and so we’re they don’t care if you live history of Massachusetts, after awhile, everything Now, whites are looking people that look like me talking, this other officer by them, as long as you and I used to tell every- calms down and we go at it and say, I kind of can in prison and our govern- pulls out his gun and now don’t get uppity. In the body that I was president back to status quo. We’ve see what people are saying ment is funding so much I have this gun pointed North, they don’t care if of the Irish club. got to figure out a way to because it’s right in front money into those prisons, at me. So, this officer I’m you get uppity, as long as Thurman: In terms of move ahead. of me. but not putting that same talking to, I said why is you don’t live by them. whether it’s better here I was talking to Darius’ They will never under- amount of money into our that officer pointing that When I came to Boston, than in the south, I would father this morning. He stand but they can also education system. gun at me? And he said I was told that it wasn’t say that I was more com- told me, Darius made a say, I can sympathize a lit- Can we start looking at what, and then he turns any different. Boston was fortable in the north. I great statement — he said tle bit better than before. it and saying OK, when around and asks that oth- the first place, I was told actually went to school back in the day, we had Barton: Why is that? we start thinking about er guy: what are you do- you can’t go to South Bos- in the south for a little Martin Luther King as a We had Rodney King. these non-violent offenses, ing? And he goes, put that ton. You can’t go. For those bit. I was more comfort- leader, who’s our leader That was all televised and is there another way than away. But in a different of us who have that com- able here because I knew out there now? every other thing but yet, prison especially when we context, that could have parison, how is it different the issues. It was like the Woumn: When we look it didn’t. start looking at African been a bad day for me. It’s north and south? devil that you knew was at the Black Lives Matter Charles: It didn’t be- Americans that are 16, about: what did that guy Dupree: For me, com- better than the devil that movement, there’s a lot of cause people always 17, 18, not having a high see when I was talking ing from the South, I saw you don’t. So, I knew the different voices because of think, well what did he school diploma? with the officer? What a big difference. I was certain areas where you social media and our plat- do? There’s always two Charles: Even younger, were his biases when he glad to come here because couldn’t go — South Bos- form. As we start to look at sides. Don’t rush to judg- it starts. You get 3-year- approached me? I saw people were a lit- ton at the time was really our history, we look at the ment. And you start to re- olds who are severely Dupree: The thing is tle more friendly. Down tough. You’ve got the bus- Civil Rights movement, alize you don’t see things punished in preschool when police show up, they South, you knew where ing issues going on there we can name Dr. King, we the way you do until you more than their white think it’s power. you stood. You’re going at the time. can name Malcolm X, we see the woman is calling counterparts and they’ve I was on Charles Street certain places, you get At school in the south, can name the leaders of the police saying an Af- said that if the teach- downtown with another that stare like you’re not you had the innuendos. the Black Panthers move- rican American man was er is white, she sees a guy and we were coming supposed to be here. Why People would interview ment. Today, I don’t think threatening her and her white kid as her son. She out of a club. Police come are you here? You kind of you and then they would anyone actually knows dog, and you see that and doesn’t have that same up and they say hands like move on. try to paint you in a way who started the Black you realize, this has been feeling toward a small Af- against the wall. OK, they Coming here, I thought that was not your per- Lives Matter movement going on for a long time. rican American kid. She had their guns out, so I it was a little more lax, but sonality or your persona. from Alicia Garza to Opal Thurman: Look up doesn’t relate that same said, I turned around, I had that same thing with So, I thought being in the Tometi to Patrisse Cullors. this latest incident with sense of maternal instinct what’s the problem? They going to South Boston. We north, you know what the What we do know, unfor- George Floyd. I happened and so you see children said a white lady got used to go over there to options are. You know peo- tunately, are the lives that to walk in that night and starting out 3 years old, robbed, you two fit the go fishing and then once ple, they may not like you, we’ve lost, from Trayvon I saw the officer on TV already being kicked out description. So, I turn busing started, we saw the but they’re not really go- Martin to Freddie Gray to making a statement. I’m of preschool, 6 years old, around with a little smile, changes and we stopped ing to come up and get in Sandra Bland to George looking at the statement, I and having a meltdown the officer hits me in the going. your face. Floyd. see, he jumped, he did this. and being handcuffed stomach with a gun, so I Barton: I never lived Charles: Darius, tell me So, we know those names Then I’m looking at the by a police officer. What said, this is serious. I said down south, but my expe- about George Mason. more and it’s #blacklives- footage that came through 6-year-old hasn’t had a wait a minute, what’s with rience from being around Woumn: It was one of matter #rip(name). I think and I’m looking at the of- meltdown? the gun in my face? He here, I think it was better the best experiences, in today, we need more of ficer and I’m watching a I think when we talk said, you’re lucky, we’re being down south because terms of learning more a unified voice, in terms man basically beg for his about reform — Isis, you going down the street. I’m you knew where you could about my blackness, re- of who are we following? life. He’s begging for his said something interest- thinking that’s the MO for stand. You knew where ally being around more It seems like everyone is life and then the people ing. You said the system every black stop, a white you could go, where you black people for the first following somebody dif- are telling the officer, he’s is broken and I’ve been lady got robbed and you fit couldn’t go. There’s plac- time. Lynn is more diverse ferent. How do we become saying he can’t breathe. I reading that people say, the description. es where I went and real- so you really got to have one? I think it’s very im- watched that officer then actually it’s not broken. Barton: ly wasn’t welcome being that melting pot, learning portant when we say one, shift his weight to drive This is the way it has been I’d just like to say, being here, but yet nobody said about different cultures, it’s everybody, not just down more weight on the designed. It has been de- chairman of public safety it out loud so you felt un- so it made that transition black people. man’s neck and so it was signed from slavery to for the City of Lynn, I’ve comfortable. easier. Charles: Do we need one of those situations make sure that we are had at least four or five Charles: What did you I would say one of the a leader or do we need a where I went, that can’t kept down. It’s not even police officers reach out to experience as a firefight- more interesting situa- platform? Do we need to be in this society. You can’t that the system is broken. me and tell me how sorry er? tions that happened to me figure out what we want? deliberately, with your It’s working perfectly. It’s they were for what went Barton: As one of the was I was on a retreat for We need police reform. hand in your pocket, delib- just not working for us. So on, so there are still a lot first black firefighters (in work and we were going to We want justice. We want erately kill this man and how do we make it work of good police officers out Lynn), it wasn’t easy. the Blue Ridge Mountains accountability. But do we think that is OK and soci- for us? there and we can’t lose The thing I had for me and as we were driving, need one person to speak ety is not going to respond. Bryant: Criminal jus- sight of that. — my ex-brother-in-law — you started to see Confed- for all of us? I had a hard time dealing tice is my major. My minor he was the first black fire- erate flags. Thurman: For me, I with that. is in legal studies. From fighter in Lynn, I got on And you start to feel a think it’s more of a plat- Dupree: My thing was what I’ve learned from three months after him. little bit different because form. There’s so many how do police police the professors, they said we LAW OFFICES OF Some of the things we had on campus, you feel safe. voices. You just can’t have police? need a quota, hiring more JAMES J. CARRIGAN to deal with, it wasn’t fun. You start to have conver- one person trying to di- You’ve got another offi- African Americans. • Social Security Disability Just some of the stuff that sations with your peers of rect you. You have your cer and two of them that I just feel like we don’t • Workers Compensation went on. any color. Now, you start platform which is then are behind the other of- need a quota. We should • Accidents There was another black treading in a different pointed toward injustices ficer with his knee on his just hire more people, dif- 25 years located across guy that worked with us. situation where I was the that are bestowed on cer- back. It seems like the oth- ferent races, diversify the from Lynn District Court In a firehouse, you sleep only black male there. So, tain people. That allows er officers would say, OK, police community togeth- 15 Johnson St. in a dorm and there’s like it was kind of like OK, you to talk more about the Harry, that’s enough. This er so everybody knows the 781-596-0100 12 guys in the room. One how do we handle this and biases. If you’re a person guy is about to pass out. feeling of a white teacher, JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN of the people that went in the people I was working or young lady who grabs For them to sit there and the white student is her LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 2020 OPINION DEBBIE HINES HOW TO REACH US

E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Murder and degree and M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton George Floyd’s death Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Customer Service A judge set bail for former Chauvin continue kneeling Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS police officer Derek Chau- on Floyd’s neck for several Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 vin in the amount of $1.25 more minutes? Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 All Departments: million on his second-degree I understand Attorney Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 murder charge for George General Ellison’s unspo- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Floyd’s killing. The question ken concern that a jury Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 remains as to why Floyd’s Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 may fail to convict Chau- Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 killer is charged with only vin of first-degree murder. classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 second-degree murder. When I hear Trump law- Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 I watched the George Subscriptions yer Rudy Giuliani and Pat [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Floyd video through a dif- Robertson, a conservative ferent lens than most peo- Circulation Trump supporter and evan- [email protected] ple. I viewed it through my gelical preacher advocate eyes as a former prosecutor. for first-degree murder Ext. 3 And I wonder why Min- charges, I think it’s safe to Newsroom nesota Attorney General say that a jury seeing the [email protected] Keith Ellison did not charge videotape and hearing the [email protected] Chauvin with first-degree testimony may likely think Ext. 4 murder. the same way and convict. EDITORIAL Sports I tried many homicide cas- If a jury fails to find guilt es and obtained first-degree [email protected] on first-degree murder, then murder convictions on far second-degree murder is de- Ext. 5 less evidence than what I liberated. It is not a first-de- Retail and Online saw in that video. I strongly and 46 seconds — even af- Delay DACA gree murder conviction or Advertising disagree with Ellison that ter he became unconscious. [email protected] the facts do not show pre- Floyd repeatedly stated nothing at all. Often, prose- ADVERTISING meditation and deliberation that he could not breathe as cutors send multiple counts decision while to prove first-degree mur- the surrounding onlookers of charges to the jury for Ernie Carpenter Jr. der. expressed the same to the deliberations. If the prose- Director of Advertising officers. Chauvin’s kneeling cution charges first-degree and Business Development, ext. 1355 Prosecutors determine [email protected] criminal charges based on continued for a full minute murder, a jury may still de- country in turmoil how facts fit the legal ele- after paramedics arrived. cide and convict on the less- Ralph Mitchell ments of the crime. Minne- Prosecutors may prove er count of second degree Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] sota’s first-degree murder the intent to kill and de- if jurors fail to find guilt Editorial from the Dallas Morning News statute states anyone who liberation or premeditation or unanimously agree on Eric Rondeau “causes the death of a hu- by the amount of time that first-degree murder. Sales Representative, ext. 1280 Right now, protesters have taken to the streets and [email protected] man being with premedita- Floyd was restrained, his I understand concerns the coronavirus pandemic has caused mass unemploy- tion and with intent to ef- cries of lack of breath, the about a possible not-guilty Patricia Whalen ment. We are in the middle of a tumultuous time, filled fect the death of the person” lack of any resistance on verdict on first-degree Sales Representative, ext. 1310 with fear and anxiety. Still, it is important to keep sight shall be guilty of first-de- Floyd’s part and the contin- murder charges in a police [email protected] of an important event before us. gree murder subject to life ued knee on his neck. Every officer’s case. These con- BUSINESS OFFICE People waited anxiously Monday to see if the Supreme in prison. Intent to cause minute that Chauvin con- cerns should not outweigh Court would rule on whether President Donald Trump’s Susan J. Conti death does not necessari- tinued kneeling on Floyd’s charging what the evidence Controller, ext. 1288 decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arriv- ly mean the killer verbally neck while hearing cries of shows as the appropriate [email protected] als program in 2017 was legal and will continue to do so expressed his or her intent. “I can’t breathe” establishes murder charges. each week as the unofficial end-of-June deadline draws Ted Grant And premeditation does the necessary intent to mur- I urge Minnesota’s attor- Publisher, ext. 1234 closer. As the situation stands now, we are weeks if not not usually mean planning der and forms the premedi- ney general to amend and [email protected] days from knowing whether DACA will stay in place a murder weeks or days tation. Nearly nine minutes upgrade the charges. Derek or whether thousands of immigrants who came to the Marian Kinney in advance. Premeditation is more than sufficient time Chauvin must be charged ext. 1212 U.S. as children will lose stability as they are stripped of can be formed in seconds or to reflect on Floyd’s death with first-degree murder. [email protected] work permits and are put at risk for deportation. minutes, depending on the and change course, accord- Justice demands it. And Mr. Given the ongoing pandemic and the national unrest Will Kraft circumstances. ing to former special pros- Floyd deserves it. Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 over George Floyd’s killing, the Supreme Court should Officers restrained an un- ecutor Don Lewis. Equal- [email protected] delay its decision on DACA. Yes, the court’s set dead- armed George Floyd with ly important in showing Debbie Hines is a trial line is this month; however, more than 20 cases are handcuffs while lying on intent and deliberation is attorney and former Balti- Paula Villacreses still pending that it will have to rule on in the next few the ground. Two officers the continued kneeling for more prosecutor and Mary- A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 [email protected] weeks, and two weeks of oral arguments were already held Floyd down while several minutes after Floyd land assistant attorney delayed, meaning that there is already reason to push Chauvin knelt one knee on was nonresponsive and un- general. She wrote this for Mike Shanahan decisions to July. Floyd’s neck for 8 minutes conscious. Why else would InsideSources.com. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 We have argued before, and continue to believe, that [email protected] people brought here as children should have the right Carolina Trujillo to stay. But if the court were to wrongly decide they LETTER TO THE EDITOR Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 should be returned, this is not the time to do so. The [email protected] court’s decision will impact more than 100,000 young Jim Wilson people in Texas, where the second highest number of Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 DACA recipients live, behind only California. Dallas Not happy on Lynn Shore Drive [email protected] alone has the third-largest DACA population in the CIRCULATION U.S., according to data from U.S. Citizenship and Im- They removed the as a sidewalk, bike path, ing for many reasons at Lisa Mahmoud migration Services. barrels, yes. Now you and a place to get out of Governor Baker’s house Manager, ext. 1239 Program recipients don’t threaten the well-being of can park along the Lynn your car. Yes, there are in large groups, coming [email protected] the country. In fact, more than 30,000 DACA recipients Shore Drive to go to the a few areas that you can here from other cities are considered essential workers, a seventh of whom beach. walk down, if you can and states, some have CUSTOMER SERVICE serve as health care workers, according to research or- Now they have fences find them and if no one masks, some don’t. I have La’ Mosha Ball ganization the Center for American Progress. Coming to up with grass seed grow- is parked there. Also the to walk six feet apart Customer Service, ext. 1276 a decision now will only exacerbate the stress and anx- [email protected] ing on the top and bottom. area where people let with a mask in the same iety already present among communities with DACA GRAPHICS residents as well as the broader public. There is no place now to their dogs go (they usual- location. It wouldn’t be unusual to delay the unofficial deadline get out of your car on the ly pick up) is now fenced I have been walking Trevor Andreozzi passenger side. You have off and dogs have to go on four miles from my home Designer given all that’s happened the last few months, and ex- [email protected] tending it would relieve some pressure for the court and to get out on the driver’s the sidewalk. to Red Rock and back and side. Imagine taking out Is this about the virus see all of these happen- Ned Connors the country. A final decision on DACA is inevitable, but Designer, ext. 1222 right now we should focus on healing the wounds torn your kids to go to the or about the grass? Lynn ings. They are disturbing. [email protected] open by the pandemic and civil unrest. Let’s save DACA beach. This is an extreme- beach belongs to the tax- Mark Sutherland for later. ly dangerous situation. payers. Dorothy Albert Creative Director, ext. 1330 The top used to be used We have people rally- Swampscott [email protected] TYLER COWEN NEWSROOM Mike Alongi Sports Editor, ext. 1228 [email protected] How to join the protests without risking COVID-19 Bill Brotherton Features Editor ext. 1338 [email protected] The many demonstra- turnout in those elections Your next course of ac- ious statistical studies, but more negatively than their tions on the streets of the is abysmally low. Estimates tion might be to familiar- a critical mass of informed authors realize, and they Elyse Carmosino Reporter, ext. 1264 U.S. fill me with both hope for voting rates in city elec- ize yourself with policing citizens will be necessary tend to spur similar posts [email protected] and dread. Maybe you feel tions, for instance, range issues. There is a whole to educate (or serve on) the by the other side, thereby the same way: Like me, you well under 30 percent. host of questions about po- various public councils and negating their original in- Gayla Cawley boards that have jurisdic- Reporter, ext. 1236 are pleased that so many Yet voting alone is not licing and how it might be tention. [email protected] people are motivated to enough to effect meaning- improved. For instance, tion over these issues. That said, if you can pub- protest unjust behavior by ful change, especially since should there be more fe- You could try to be one of lish a reasonable-sounding Cheryl Charles the police. Yet you are also Americans are increasing- male police officers and po- those people, because right piece in a quality outlet, News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] worried that the demon- ly voting in local elections lice chiefs? Should officers now they are in desperate- even if only a letter to the strations themselves will according to their national be required to live in the ly short supply. That course newspaper, by all means do Olivia Falcigno lead to a further spread of partisan affiliation. Fans of same communities where of action would be much so. In that case, the more Photographer, ext.1224 [email protected] COVID-19. President Donald Trump they work? How might po- more effective than simply specific and actionable your More COVID-19 cases will vote for the Republi- lice training be improved, complaining that a great recommendations, the bet- Spenser Hasak would kill more people, and can as mayor, whether or and should there be great- injustice is being done. No ter. They are more likely to Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] African Americans die dis- not they know much about er access to psychological matter what their party af- translate into actual politi- proportionately from the the person. Democratic vot- care? Have police unions filiations, most Americans cal changes. Thor Jourgensen disease. They also suffer a ers will do the same for the grown so strong that they are willing to support the However you decide to Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] disproportionate financial Democratic candidate. can protect “the bad apples” idea of a more just and ef- participate, it’s always a burden from the econom- You might be inclined to from facing the appropri- fective police force. good idea to educate your- Daniel Kane ic slowdown caused by the follow that path, especially ate charges and tribunals? Most Americans are not, self on the issues and to Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 virus. This pandemic really if you have strong feelings If so, how might they be however, going to turn com- focus on concrete steps that [email protected] must be brought to an end about politics. In reality, if reformed? How should out- pletely against the police. stand a chance of finding Steve Krause sooner rather than later. the police issue is a priority side monitors of police be- There is only so much nega- majority support. You don’t Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 So if you wish to have an for you, you should consider havior be organized and tive rhetoric they are going have to be out on the streets [email protected] impact on social and racial cross-party voting — espe- funded? Should policy and to swallow, even when such right now to make that David McLellan justice, but don’t feel com- cially if the candidate has a incentives be changed so rhetoric might be true. To work. Reporter, ext. 1317 fortable protesting in pub- strong record and platform that police officers are less put matters in perspective, [email protected] lic, what else might you do? on police issues. America focused on making such a in a recent poll most Ameri- Tyler Cowen is a Anne Marie Tobin The good news is that you needs a political system large number of arrests? cans favored sending troops Bloomberg Opinion colum- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 have a lot of options. under which political candi- To improve the situation to the current demonstra- nist. He is a professor of [email protected] The first option is to vote, dates compete on the basis on the ground, we need to tions, including almost half economics at George Mason Ryan York and not just in the national of the police-conduct issue, figure out the answers to of Democrats. University and writes for Copy Editor, ext. 1220 presidential election. Most rather than one that takes such questions, or to learn So you may not want to the blog Marginal Revolu- [email protected] police matters are governed partisan loyalty for granted the answers that already just vent your outrage on tion. His books include “Big TECHNOLOGY by state, county and mu- and thus erodes account- exist. Not everyone needs to social media. For one thing, Business: A Love Letter to nicipal governments, and ability. be up to speed on the var- many posts come across an American Anti-Hero.” Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- The man reportedly said they Tree falls on man in Lynn larly arrests, reflect police records. were his and that he was tak- In the event of a perceived inac- ing them. By Gayla Cawley Department. of Brennan Tree Service, pital by Lynn Fire Medic curacy, it is the sole responsibility ITEM STAFF Shortly before 6 p.m., the was working with oth- 1,” Zukas said. “He was in of the concerned party to contact Vandalism Lynn Fire Department re- er crew members to take stable condition when he LYNN — A 33-year-old ceived a 911 call for a tree down the tree when one was taken.” the relevant police department and A report of motor vehicle man was hospitalized af- have the department issue a no- vandalism at 8:44 a.m. Mon- that had fallen on someone of its limbs came down on ter he was struck by a in the area of Pennybrook them, Zukas said. Gayla Cawley can be tice of correction to the Daily Item. day on Roosevelt Avenue. falling tree limb in Lynn Road, Lynn Fire Capt. Jo- “The tree grazed him reached at gcawley@item- Corrections or clarifications will not Motor vehicle vandalism was reported at 10:53 a.m. Woods Tuesday evening, seph Zukas said. and he was taken to Mas- live.com. Follow her on be made without express notice of Monday on Evans Road. A according to the Lynn Fire The victim, an employee sachusetts General Hos- Twitter @GaylaCawley. change from the arresting police caller reported that it ap- department. peared rocks were thrown through his car window. LYNN Defense: Harvard professor SAUGUS Arrest Accidents charged in China case is ‘victim’ Nicole Taylor, of 58 Branch Turnpike, Concord, was ar- A caller at 6:54 p.m. Mon- rested on warrant charges of day reported he was struck by By Alanna program designed to re- “He is the victim in this nese university. two counts of receiving stolen a vehicle on Howard St. while Durkin Richer cruit people with knowl- case, not the perpetra- In exchange, prosecutors property, arrestee furnishing riding his bicycle. The party re- ASSOCIATED PRESS edge of foreign technology tor,” Mukasey said. “But say, Lieber agreed to apply false ID info, Class A drug fused ambulance assistance and intellectual property he’s also a fighter — he for patents and do other A Harvard University to China. always has been — so work on behalf of the Chi- possession, Class A drug dis- but was given a courtesy ride professor accused of lying tribution, operation of a mo- by police. Lieber has been indicted we’re not taking this lying nese university. about his ties to a Chi- by a federal grand jury on down. We’re fighting back. Authorities say Lieber tor vehicle with a suspended nese-run recruitment pro- license, larceny, and improper two counts of making false And when justice is done, lied about ties to the pro- Complaints gram “is the victim” in the statements to authorities Charlie’s good name will gram and the university, use of a credit card at 9:52 case, “not the perpetrator,” a.m. Tuesday. A caller reported a distur- — a charge that calls for be restored and the scien- telling federal authorities bance going on in the lobby his lawyer said Tuesday, af- up to five years in prison if tific community again will that he was never asked Accidents of 30 Hamilton St. at 1:51 ter authorities announced he’s convicted, authorities be able to benefit from his to participate in the Thou- a.m. Tuesday. Dispatched of- his indictment on charges said. Prosecutors say he intellect and passion.” sand Talents Plan. When A report of a motor vehicle ficers reported speaking with of making false statements. will be arraigned in feder- Authorities say Lieber, the National Institutes of crash at 1:19 p.m. Monday at a male and female party who Charles Lieber, the for- al court at a later date. 61, was paid $50,000 a Health questioned Har- 75 Shepard St.; at 1:49 p.m. were being loud on their cell mer chair of the depart- Lieber’s lawyer, Marc month by the Wuhan Uni- vard about Lieber, the pro- Monday at Nichols and West- phones. Peace was restored. ment of chemistry and Mukasey, said in an email versity of Technology in fessor caused the school to ern avenues; at 7:18 p.m. Police received a call at chemical biology, was ar- that “the government has China under his Thousand falsely report that Lieber Monday at Essex and Joyce 9:53 p.m. Monday from a rested in January on al- this wrong.” The attorney Talents Program contract “is not and has never been streets; at 10:08 p.m. Mon- resident reporting multiple legations that he hid his said Lieber has dedicated and awarded more than a participant in” China’s day at 10 Eade St. cars parked at the end of involvement in China’s his life to science and his $1.5 million to establish Thousand Talents Plan, A report of a motor vehi- Great Woods Rd. with teen- Thousand Talents Plan, a students. a research lab at the Chi- prosecutors said. cle hit and run crash at 6:45 agers walking into the woods p.m. Monday at 469 Western nearby. An officer performed a Ave.; at 3:31 p.m. Tuesday at check of the area and report- Walden Street and Western ed there were no vehicles and Avenue. all appeared quiet. A man came into the sta- Assaults tion at 6:26 p.m. Monday to report someone had used A report of an assault at his name to file for unem- 7:08 a.m. Tuesday on Market ployment. He was advised Square. to contact the Saugus Police Department with any further Breaking and Entering information. A report of a breaking and Police received a call from a entering at 6:48 a.m. Tuesday resident at 4:36 p.m. Monday at Boy’s and Girl’s Club at 25 who reported she lost $2,000 N Common St. in an online scam. A report was taken. Overdose A caller at 3:35 p.m. Mon- day reported a fraudulent let- A report of an overdose at ter for unemployment written 1:36 p.m. Monday on Cha- in her name. She was advised tham Street; at 2:23 a.m. to file an issue with Mass.gov Tuesday on Broad Street. and was given the call num- ber for documentation. Theft Theft A report of a larceny at 12:08 p.m. Monday at 35 Police received a walk-in Washington St.; at 3:45 p.m. report at 3:59 p.m. Monday Monday at 361 Lynnway; from a party who reported a at 8:39 p.m. Monday at St. stolen license plate from an Joseph’s Catholic Church at Enterprise Rental car. 115 Union St.; at 9:03 p.m. Monday at 140 Union St. Vandalism Vandalism Police received a call at ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO 9:02 p.m. Monday from a res- Residents enjoy a day at Nahant Beach on Tuesday afternoon. A report of motor vehicle ident who reported two tires vandalism at 10:46 a.m. to her vehicle were slashed. Tuesday at 471 Essex St. She believed a male left on A report of vandalism at foot towards Bakers St. wear- Nahant welcomes Phase 2 with open arms 3:43 p.m. Tuesday at St. ing a dark hoodie, dark pants, Mary’s at 8 S Common St. and a red handkerchief. Of- NAHANT Phase 2. Group sizes have “We’re trying to work lowed again.” ficers were dispatched for From A1 to be 10 people or less, and with them to think cre- Despite economic wor- MARBLEHEAD more information. sports activities are limit- atively as to how they ries, Barletta emphasized good for the town’s local ed to practices — no con- could do some business that the town’s biggest con- Accidents SWAMPSCOTT sports teams, although tact drills, no games.” over the summer,” Bar- cern remains the health of the state’s limitations on Businesses that won’t be letta said. “Their typical its residents, noting that A report of a motor vehicle Accidents gatherings likely means seeing much relief at all business functions (in- Nahant currently has no crash at 5:11 p.m. Monday at none of Nahant’s usual this summer, however, are clude) large group gath- active COVID-19 cases. Nashua and Harbor avenues. A report of a motor vehicle summer games or tourna- the town’s function halls. erings, like weddings and “Our number one prior- hit and run crash at 2:24 p.m. ments will take place this Because those business- parties, and those aren’t ity is public health, and Breaking and Entering Monday at 990 Paradise Road. year. es rely on hosting big allowed until Phase 3 or as long as our coronavirus “There’s a lot of recre- events as part of their Phase 4, so they’re really numbers continue to stay A report of a breaking and Complaints ation that occurs in the business model, Barletta struggling. flat or decline, then we see entering at 1:08 a.m. Tues- summer months here in acknowledged that this “Over the summer is no reason to delay beyond day on Ocean Avenue. A call- A report of suspicious ac- town, and we’re happy to year will be especially when they make most of the governor’s recom- er reported a man and his tivity at 4:25 p.m. Monday see that those types of pro- difficult for Nahant’s sev- their business, so we’re mended reopening dates,” girlfriend entered his house at Whole Foods Market at grams can also begin open- eral event halls, which working with them to see he said. unlawfully. She said the man 331 Paradise Road; at 5:59 ing,” he said. “(But) there include Nahant Country if they can do some busi- had a lot of items in his hands p.m. Monday at Longley and are some limitations to Club, Ocean View, Bay- ness under Phase 2 and Elyse Carmosino can be that did not belong to him. Ocean avenues. what activities can occur side Function Room, and Phase 3 until their true reached at ecarmosino@ under the government’s Knights of Columbus. business models are al- itemlive.com. POLICE BRIEF Swampscott ramps up for annual Town Meeting in Endangered Species Man admits to turtle, fer money from its “free rates, respectively. ic. Thus, the amount the and Wild Fauna, an SWAMPSCOTT salamander smuggling cash” reserves to be spent Capital articles town will receive from the international agreement From A1 on the schools. The three capital articles state, although still un- WORCESTER (AP) — A joined by the U.S. that the warrant, three capital As The Item report- on the annual Town Meet- certain, will likely be less man has pleaded guilty governs the importation articles, and two articles ed in Monday’s paper, ing warrant ask for Chap- than Swampscott antici- to illegally importing and of certain wildlife, prose- amending zoning and gen- Swampscott is expecting ter 90 funds to be used for pated, Mendes said. exporting turtles and sal- cutors said. eral bylaws, for a total of revenue shortfalls due to roadway improvements, “We’re likely to have amanders in violation of Black-breasted leaf 11 articles to be voted. the COVID-19 pandemic, and appropriation of $1.1 multiple Town Meetings federal law and interna- turtles cannot be import- “Each article is some- and is seeking to reduce million for the town’s wa- in the next six months, tional agreements, federal ed unless approved by thing that is imminent, and its originally projected ter main replacement because we’re going to prosecutors said. the federal U.S. Fish and needs to be addressed now,” expenses by $641,218. project and appropriations have budget changes at Nathan Boss, 27, of Wildlife Service. said Select Board member Town Administrator Sean for future capital projects. the state level, we’re going Worcester, pleaded guilty Boss also imported a Laura Spathanas. “It seems Fitzgerald and Assistant Going forward to have to address all the Monday to smuggling species of salamander like a lot for a virtual Town Town Administrator Ron The Town Meeting’s re- traditional things we need wildlife out of the U.S., that can carry a fungal Meeting, but I have no Mendes have recommend- maining articles are ex- to address. So, other arti- smuggling wildlife into disease and is prohibited doubts we’ll get through it.” ed $600,000 be trans- pected to be changes to cles, it’s not like they ar- the U.S., and lying to from importation into the Financial articles ferred from free cash and zoning and general bylaws, en’t going to get attention, federal investigators, U.S., prosecutors said. The first article will ask reserves to cover most of and are related to the pan- they just aren’t going to according to a statement residents to appropriate The investigation also that cutback. The town demic, including allowing get attention on June 22,” Tuesday from the U.S. at- funds to cover the munici- has about $3.4 million in restaurants to have out- found that Boss had on said Select Board Chair- torney’s office in Boston. pal budget for the next fis- free cash. door dining, which is in line multiple occasions export- man Peter Spellios. During an investiga- cal year, which is expect- The town’s recommenda- with the state’s COVID-19 For more information tion that started 2017, ed undeclared wildlife to ed to be approximately tions in terms of altering “reopening” plan. Hong Kong and Sweden. and updates on the up- authorities intercepted $62,221,518. the budget are subject to According to Mendes, coming Swampscott He was arrested and a package from Hong However, the second, change prior to June 22. the Mass Taxpayers Foun- Town Meeting, visit www. charged last October. Kong intended for Boss third, and fourth articles Other financial articles dation has said it antic- swampscottma.gov. that contained four Boss faces up to 20 will ask for alterations seek to transfer retained ipates the state will col- black-breasted leaf tur- years in prison at sen- to the budget and budget earnings from the town’s lect $6 billion less than it David McLellan can be tles, a species included in tencing scheduled for appropriations, such as al- water and sewer funds originally expected this reached at dmclellan@ the Convention for Trade Sept. 24. lowing the town to trans- to lower water and sewer year, due to the pandem- itemlive.com. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 2020 NATION U.S. employers laid off 7.7M workers in April

By Josh Boak The number of available arate report Friday. But recover slightly. The Job ASSOCIATED PRESS jobs fell 16 percent from those gains appeared to Openings and Labor Turn- March, to 5 million. Hires reflect temporarily laid- over survey, or JOLTS, de- BALTIMORE — U.S. declined 31 percent to 3.5 off employees returning tails overall hiring and job employers laid off 7.7 mil- million. to work and increases in separation figures, while lion workers in April — a The grim April — which people with part-time jobs, the monthly jobs data re- sign of just how deep the followed an even bleaker rather than an economy at flects net changes. economic hole is after the March with 11.5 million full throttle. The next several months closure of thousands of of- layoffs — suggests that The Tuesday report could be a challenge as fices, restaurants, stores the economy could take shows how employers re- monthly hiring was only and schools during the time to recover nearly a sponded quickly to the at 60 percent of 2019’s pandemic. decade’s worth of gains pandemic by furloughing average. There are 4.6 The Labor Department that vanished in about 60 or laying off workers in unemployed workers for also said in a Tuesday days. Hiring did rebound March, though that slowed each job opening, meaning FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS report that job openings in May as 2.5 million jobs the following month as con- it will likely take time for plummeted and hiring all were added on net, the sumer spending appeared the economy to return to A man looks at signs of a closed store due to but disappeared in April. government said in a sep- to bottom out and even its pre-coronavirus health. COVID-19 in Niles, Ill. Wall Street hits the brakes after weekslong rally

By Stan Choe, pretty mild digestion of Damian J. Troise recent gains, and I think and Alex Veiga it’s long overdue,” said ASSOCIATED PRESS Sam Stovall, chief invest- ment strategist at CFRA. Wall Street hit the The S&P 500 lost 25.21 brakes Tuesday, a day af- points to 3,207.18. The in- ter its remarkable, week- dex is now back in the red slong rally brought the S&P 500 back to positive for the year and remains for the year and the Nas- 5.3 percent below its all- daq to a record high. time high set in February. The benchmark index The Dow Jones Industrial fell 0.8 percent, its larg- Average dropped 300.14 est loss in almost three points, or 1.1 percent, weeks, as traders cashed to 27,272.30. The Nas- in on some of the market’s daq composite rose 29.01 recent gains. Financial, points, or 0.3 percent, to industrial and health care 9,953.75. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS In another sign of in- stocks led the slide. Tech- LaTonya Floyd speaks during the funeral service for her brother, George Floyd, at The Fountain creased caution, the yield nology companies were of Praise church Tuesday in Houston. among the gainers, help- on the 10-year Treasury ing to push the Nasdaq to yield fell to 0.83 percent another all-time high. from 0.88 percent late Skeptics have been say- Monday. It tends to move ‘He is going to change the ing for weeks that Wall with investors’ expecta- Street’s huge rally, which tions of the economy and reached 44.5 percent be- inflation, though it’s still tween late March and well above the 0.64 per- world’: Funeral held for Floyd Monday, may have been cent level where it started overdone. The economy last week. has given glimmers of Wall Street has been By Juan A. Lozano, lic housing project where er, for whom he cried out ly members, most dressed hope that the recession generally rising since late Nomaan Merchant he was raised in Hous- as he lay dying. A mile in white, took part in the could end relatively quick- March, at first on relief and Adam Geller ton’s Third Ward — into from the graveyard, the four-hour service. Gram- ly as governments lift following emergency res- ASSOCIATED PRESS a worldwide symbol of in- casket was transferred my-winning singer Ne- their lockdown orders, but cues by the Federal Re- justice. to a glass-sided carriage Yo was among those who the strength and speed serve and Congress. More HOUSTON — George “Third Ward, Cuney drawn by a pair of white sang. of the stock market’s re- recently, investors have Floyd was fondly remem- Homes, that’s where he horses. The mourners also in- bound has easily outpaced begun piling into compa- bered Tuesday as “Big was born at,” Floyd’s Hundreds gathered along cluded actors Jamie Foxx expectations for a recov- nies that would benefit Floyd” — a father and brother, Rodney, told the procession route and and Channing Tatum, J.J. ery in the broader econo- most from a reopening brother, athlete and neigh- mourners at the Foun- outside the cemetery en- Watt of the NFL’s Houston my and corporate profits. economy that’s growing borhood mentor, and now a tain of Praise church. trance in the mid-90s heat. Texans, rapper Trae tha “Today is actually a again. catalyst for change — at a “But everybody is going “I don’t want to see any Truth, Rep. Sheila Jack- funeral for the black man to remember him around black man, any man, but son Lee, Houston Police whose death has sparked the world. He is going to most definitely not a black Chief Art Acevedo and a global reckoning over change the world.” man sitting on the ground Houston Mayor Sylvester police brutality and racial The funeral capped in the hands of bad police,” Turner, who brought the prejudice. six days of mourning for said Marcus Brooks, 47, crowd to its feet when he More than 500 mourners Floyd in three cities: Ra- who set up a tent with oth- announced he will sign an wearing masks against eford, N.C., near where he er graduates of Jack Yates executive order banning the coronavirus packed was born, Houston, where High School, Floyd’s alma chokeholds in the city. a Houston church a little he grew up, and Minneap- mater. “I know you have a lot more than two weeks after olis, where he died. The In the past two weeks, of questions that no child Floyd was pinned to the memorials have drawn amid the furor over should have to ask, ques- pavement by a white Min- the families of other black Floyd’s death, sweeping tions that too many black neapolis police officer who victims whose names and previously unthink- children have had to ask put a knee on his neck for have become familiar in able things have taken for generations: Why? what prosecutors said was the debate over race and place: Confederate statues Why is Daddy gone?” for- 8 minutes and 46 seconds. justice — among them, have been toppled, and mer Vice President Joe Cellphone video of the Eric Garner, Michael many cities are debating Biden, the Democratic PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS encounter, including Brown, Ahmaud Arbery overhauling, dismantling presidential candidate, Floyd’s pleas of “I can’t Frederick Baba, center, managing director of and Trayvon Martin. or cutting funding for po- said, addressing Floyd’s breathe,” ignited pro- Following the service, lice departments. Author- 6-year-old daughter in a Goldman Sachs, accompanied by NYSE Presi- tests and scattered vio- Floyd’s golden casket was ities in some places have video eulogy played at the dent Stacey Cunningham, right, and Intercon- lence across the U.S. and taken by hearse toward barred police from using service. “Now is the time tinental Exchange Board member Sharon Bow- around the world, turning the cemetery in the Hous- chokeholds or are other- for racial justice. That’s en, rings a single strike of the New York Stock the 46-year-old Floyd — a ton suburb of Pearland wise rethinking policies the answer we must give Exchange bell in tribute to the life of George man who in life was little where he was to be en- on the use of force. to our children when they Floyd on Tuesday. known beyond the pub- tombed next to his moth- Dozens of Floyd’s fami- ask why.” Long lines snarl voting in Georgia primaries amid pandemic By Ben Nadler Criticism of the Trump “To get a good concept ASSOCIATED PRESS administration’s response of where we are with the on both fronts has added election — who won, who ATLANTA — Long lines fuel to Democrats’ ambi- lost, or who’s in the runoff, formed at some polling tions of winning in Geor- things like that — I would places Tuesday as Dem- gia, where Republicans think that could take up- ocratic candidates vying dominate statewide elec- ward of a couple days in to take on Republican tions, but Democrats are some of these really tight- U.S. Sen. David Perdue making gains. ly contested elections,” of Georgia in November faced off in a primary elec- If no candidate receives Raffensperger said. tion Tuesday. more than 50 percent of Voters will also select Georgia’s chief election votes, the top two finishers party nominees for U.S. officer had warned results will advance to an Aug. 11 House races and for state may be slow to come in runoff. Other Democrats House and Senate. Other as poll closures and vi- in the race include former state and local races are rus restrictions compli- ACLU of Georgia head on the ballot as well. cate in-person voting and Maya Dillard Smith, Air More than 1.2 million PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS counties work to process Force veteran James Knox Georgians have already a huge increase in ballots People wait in line to vote in Georgia’s primary election at Park Tavern and Marckeith DeJesus. voted early, Raffensperger received by mail. on Tuesday in Atlanta. Georgia Secretary of said Monday. A majority Among the key races State Brad Raffensperg- of those ballots were cast Tuesday was a contested resa Tomlinson and former White House and a Senate online because of the coro- er on Monday predicted absentee by mail after Democratic primary for the lieutenant governor candi- majority. He drew no GOP navirus pandemic. In re- longer lines. He also said the Republican elections nomination to challenge date Sarah Riggs Amico. primary opposition. cent days, the contest was his office won’t begin to re- chief sent absentee ballot Perdue. Democrats includ- Perdue, a close Trump The race has proven to be shaped by widespread pro- lease results until the last applications to 6.9 million ed former congressional ally, is seeking a second anything but predictable, tests and civil unrest fol- precinct has closed. He active registered voters, candidate Jon Ossoff, for- term in November as Re- with the candidates forced lowing the death of George predicted the winners may hoping to ease pressure on mer Columbus Mayor Te- publicans look to hold the to do most campaigning Floyd in Minneapolis. not be known for days. in-person poll operations. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ‘Blood’ spilled at Faneuil Hall amid calls to ‘defund’ police By Philip Marcelo Faneuil Hall after he was youth services, including ASSOCIATED PRESS shot by a British soldier job programs, violence in the Boston Massacre of prevention efforts, and BOSTON — Protest- 1770. mental health counselors ers poured fake blood at Attucks has also become and other wellness sup- Faneuil Hall on Tuesday something of a rallying ports in the public school as they renewed calls to figure during nationwide system. rename the historic Bos- protests following the The youth group For ton meeting house that’s death of George Floyd and the People has said it will considered the Cradle of other black Americans at hold a march from the his- Liberty but named after a the hands of police. The torically black Roxbury slave trader. neighborhood to City Hall Residents and young meeting hall and its mar- community activists, ketplace were built in 1742 on Wednesday to contin- meanwhile, demanded with financing from mer- ue the call for the budget that city leaders to slash chant Peter Faneuil, who changes and other police the police department owned and traded slaves. reforms. budget as part of a grow- Residents and commu- “These are not the en- ing movement to “defund” nity groups testifying at tirety of our community’s law enforcement agencies. a Boston City Council demands or of our move- A small group of faith budget meeting Tuesday ment’s demands, but they and community leaders called for cutting police do represent bare min- rallied at City Hall, chant- department funding. imum steps that can be ing “change the name” and The council should con- taken right now through “black lives matter.” A few sider trimming the depart- a democratic process that ment’s budget by about honors both what this then crossed the street and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS poured fake blood in front 10 percent, roughly $40 moment and the future of Faneuil Hall, where Kevin Peterson, founder and executive director of The New Democracy million, they said. They of Boston is calling for,” Samuel Adams and other Coalition, center, displays a placard showing Breonna Taylor as he ad- suggested cutting over- said Stephen Lafume, a prominent Bostonians de- dresses a rally Tuesday in Boston. time costs, phasing out 21-year-old Boston resi- bated independence from officers at public schools, dent. Britain. Kevin Peterson, founder of if we rid ourselves of the Crispus Attucks, a man of eliminating military-style Democratic Mayor Mar- “We are spilling blood the New Democracy Coa- ugly icons which include African and Native Ameri- training, exercises and ty Walsh has said he’ll here at Faneuil Hall be- lition. “This building is a Faneuil Hall.” can descent who is consid- weapons, and other mon- propose reallocating some cause it is at this place symbol of white suprem- Peterson’s coalition has ered the first casualty of ey-saving measures. of the police department that slaves were sold into acy. We can move toward for years called for the hall the American Revolution. The activists suggested budget, but has so far not a life of bondage,” said racial repair in Boston to be renamed in honor of His body lay in state in the city instead invest in released any details. Baker defends virus testing; COVID-19 cases near 104,000 By Steve LeBlanc to an easing of demand and as we make the move ease in Massachusetts as phased-in approach set happen here in Massachu- and Mark Pratt as the state makes prog- into what I would describe the number of new cases out by the governor. setts,” he said. ASSOCIATED PRESS ress against the virus. On as an ongoing testing regi- continues to slow. Baker said most business- DATA COLLECTION Monday, the state reported men,” Baker said. There were 55 new deaths es have stayed in whichev- BILL BOSTON — Massachu- about 5,000 new tests con- Baker last month laid out reported Monday, bringing er of the four phases they Baker said his adminis- setts remains aggressive in ducted using either molec- an ambitious plan to boost the total number of con- were placed in as part of tration has filed a bill to its efforts to test for the coro- ular or antibody tests. overall capacity to 45,000 firmed and probable deaths the reopening process. The improve the state’s abil- navirus even as the number “We had 30 percent of tests a day by the end of in the state since the start state just entered phase ity to collect data to help being conducted falls short our tests coming back pos- July and 75,000 tests a day of the pandemic to 7,408. two, which allows for the re- measure the impact of of the state’s capacity to itive 30 to 40 days ago and by the end of December — There were fewer than opening of retail shops and COVID-19, the disease process about 30,000 tests a now we have on some days the equivalent of 27 mil- 1,400 people hospitalized outside dining at restau- caused by the coronavirus, day, Gov. Charlie Baker said under 5 percent of our lion tests per year. with COVID-19, down rants provided they adhere particularly on older res- Tuesday. tests coming back posi- “We are still very much from about 2,100 two to public health measures idents and individuals in “If we were a country, tive,” he said. “That chang- in this fight and we will be weeks ago. The number like social distancing, the communities of color. we’d probably be a top five es the nature with respect in this fight until there are of people in intensive care use of masks and limited The bill builds on a sim- per-capita tester in the to who’s looking for tests.” treatments and vaccines,” units fell to 314, down capacity. ilar bill he signed into law world and we’re certainly Baker said the state is Baker said. from 560 two weeks ago. Baker said the big issue on Sunday, Baker said. a top five per-capita tester still ramping up access VIRUS BY THE The number of probable with bars is coming up The new bill in part here in the United States,” to testing, including add- NUMBERS and confirmed COVID-19 with a model that allows would require information the Republican said at ing 20 additional testing State officials on Tues- deaths at long-term care them to operate safely. on patient demograph- a press conference after sites across Massachu- day reported the total homes rose to 4,630, or “As we’ve seen in a num- ics collected by labs and touring a New Balance setts, particularly in un- number of confirmedmore than 62 percent of ber of other places around health care providers be factory in Lawrence, which der-served areas. and probable cases of all deaths. the country that have reported to the Depart- has converted its opera- “The number of tests and COVID-19 in Massachu- REOPENING OF moved forward very ag- ment of Public Health to tions to produce personal our testing capacity are setts now stands at nearly BARS DELAYED gressively, they’ve started help ensure the most com- protective equipment for both going to go up over 104,000 with the addition Bars in Massachusetts to see a pretty significant plete information is avail- health care workers. time both as we expand the of 263 newly reported cas- will have to wait a while rise in new cases and we’re able to help the state direct Baker attributed some number of places where es, a further indication of longer before being al- going to work very hard its response to the disease, of the slump in testing you can actually get tested progress against the dis- lowed to reopen under the to make sure that doesn’t according to Baker. 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By Thor Jourgensen Nunan is completing his first year at Fen- by the seniors’ interest in spending time with ITEM STAFF wick and he said the Class of 2020 welcomed one another and checking up on classmates. TOP 5 PERCENT him to the school after he started at Fenwick He looked out his office window more than PEABODY — When coronavirus cut short last July. The seniors made his orientation to once and saw seniors’ cars backed into a circle their senior year and shelved traditional Fenwick “easier than it might have been.” with students talking while social distancing. Abigail Carr senior celebrations, Bishop Fenwick High “They were a wonderfully welcoming group,” “They just wanted to connect,” Nunan said. Maya Kanj (valedictorian) School’s Class of 2020 kept smiling and stuck he said. With college acceptance letters from schools Hannah Kubat by each other. Kathryn Leelman “This has been a hard time for seniors but Before coronavirus shut down the school, as diverse as the students’ talents, Nunan seniors celebrated spirit week by painting said the senior class is well prepared for the Rebecca Leelman they have a relentless positivity,” said Fen- Chloe Padilla superhero murals on the cafeteria wall and challenges they will face in college. wick President Thomas E. Nunan Jr. Stephanie Steriti The 134 seniors celebrated graduation on made the most of the Halloween dance — He said the seniors’ proven ability to adapt May 22 with a drive-in ceremony complete which Nunan described as “a huge event” on and strength in the face of adversity during with customized Fenwick face masks to com- the Fenwick fall calendar. this academic year will help them adapt ply with coronavirus precautions. The entire school led by the senior class to school and life in a new location and col- Fenwick faculty turned out in force for the turned out for the Super Bowl and when coro- lege-level academic challenges. senior parade two weeks before graduation navirus restrictions went in force, seniors par- “They demonstrated an inspiring persever- and made a double line of cars for the seniors ticipated in a virtual online National Honor ance,” Nunan said. to drive between and receive fun- and smile- Society induction ceremony and embraced re- He said the Class of 2020 personified Fen- filled social distancing salutes. mote learning. wick’s motto — “Goodness and loyalty” with Nunan said the seniors’ willingness to em- “Their behavior online has been great. They their concern for underclassmen and for one brace a graduation much different from the have been incredibly flexible and innovative,” another. one they imagined underscores their flexibil- said Nunan. “They were wonderfully loyal to the school ity and optimism when faced with a challenge. He was struck throughout March and April and really good to each other,” he said. Maya Kanj Congratulations to the class of 2020!

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ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK The St. Mary’s girls basketball team celebrates after winning the MIAA Division 3 North Sectional Basketball Tournament. HINDSIGHT IS 2020: St. Mary’s

By Gayla Cawley ning Field on July 30. Gigliotti said the senior class has been in- ITEM STAFF “I think the students deserve to be able to volved in service both inside and outside of the TOP 5 PERCENT come back to the school as a group one last St. Mary’s community. As part of that service, LYNN — Academically-driven, well-round- time,” said Angeramo. “They missed the last students tend to be supportive of each other’s ed, and resilient are some of the words St. two and half months of their senior year. This efforts and often become lifelong friends, she Mary’s High School administrators have used Valedictorian: Erin Powers is a chance for them to come back and be cele- said. Salutatorian: Isabella Leo to describe the Class of 2020. brated, which they rightfully earned.” “We take our Catholic identity and our mis- Marissa Waite It’s a class that saw its senior year cut short The Class of 2020 is noted for their academic sion seriously and there’s been a lot of service Moon Yang by more than two months and had its tradi- and athletic achievements, including six state in this class that leaves us and they’ve set a Gabriela Diaz-Martinez tional graduation and other year-end events championships, and commitment to communi- great example for those who are behind them,” Emilio Leone canceled due to the pandemic. ty service, Angeramo said. said Angeramo. Even with all that the school’s graduating Seniors have been accepted into some “amaz- St. Mary’s provided this list of highlights for seniors have faced this year, they have re- ing colleges,” noted Gigliotti, who rattled off the Class of 2020: mained positive and appreciative for what’s several schools, including Boston College, • 115 graduates being done to honor them in lieu of traditional Boston University, Northeastern University, • 15 members of St. Mary’s Scholars Program ceremonies, according to Jamie Gigliotti, di- Bentley University, and Georgetown Univer- • 28 members of National Honor Society rector of external affairs for St. Mary’s Lynn. sity. • 22 members began in Marian Division “I don’t think I’ve heard one complaint from “The majority of our graduates go on to pur- grades 6, 7, 8 with 10 being at St. Mary’s from the senior class,” said Gigliotti. “They appreci- sue college and university,” said Gigliotti. grade 6 for 7 years ate everything we’re trying to do for them, to Some of the St. Mary’s graduates are from • 11 International Students honor them. They’re persevering through the legacy families, with parents and grandpar- • Senior Class awarded almost $2 million in situation. It’s such a great group of kids. They ents who graduated from the Catholic school scholarships to top colleges and universities really came together when it was so important as well, Gigliotti said. across the country to do so (by) working with the school and with Ten seniors have been with the school for all • College acceptances include Bentley, each other.” seven years, attending the St. Mary’s ‘Marian Georgetown University, Boston College, On the day of their scheduled graduation, Division” campus from sixth grade and then Northeastern University, Endicott, Merri- May 20, St. Mary’s leadership carried out a moving on to the high school. Those students mack College, UMass Amherst, Suffolk, St. drive-by ceremony, which consisted of a box are not only graduating from high school, but Anselm, and Holy Cross drop at each senior’s home. The boxes con- from “the whole St. Mary’s experience,” said • Seniors collectively won six state champi- tained each student’s cap and gown, diploma, Gigliotti. onships in their time competing together in yearbook, some keepsake items and a class “It’s like a seven-year journey,” she said. Spartan Athletics T-shirt, according to Associate Head of School The St. Mary’s graduating class is also • Numerous hours of service work through David J. Angeramo. unique in that its 115 students are not only our Campus Ministry program A virtual commencement ceremony, high- from Lynn, but from other communities such lighted by a video tribute, will be held this as East Boston, Georgetown, Melrose, Pea- Gayla Cawley can be reached at gcawley@ Thursday at 6 p.m. Seniors will be honored in body, Rockport, Saugus, Wake eld, and Win- itemlive.com. Follow her on Twitter @Gayla- person during an outdoor ceremony at Man- throp. Cawley. Erin Powers

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Address: 15 Johnson Street, Lynn, MA 01902 Phone: (781) 592-5599 | [email protected] SPORTS B WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 2020 Lynn eld native and Prep senior PGA Tour to hold Anthony Fagan commits to Stonehill minute of silence at By Daniel Kane 8:46 to honor Floyd ITEM STAFF FORT WORTH, Texas cussion. I think some will LYNNFIELD — After (AP) — The PGA Tour is forget about it. I think so helping the St. John’s Prep leaving the 8:46 a.m. tee many people will move football team win back-to- time vacant this week at on,” Varner said Tuesday back Division 1 Super Bowl Colonial as part of a trib- after arriving at Colonial. championships, Lynn eld ute to George Floyd and to “But the conversation I native and Eagles senior An- support efforts to end ra- had with Jay when we thony Fagan will be continu- cial and social injustice. weren’t being recorded, I ing his career on the gridiron In a memo to players think this week won’t be at Stonehill College. Tuesday, Commissioner the last week. Fagan, who played tight Jay Monahan said there “I’m just super fortunate end and defensive end for would be a moment of si- to be able to say some- the Eagles, weighed a few lence in each of the four thing and it matter, but options, including Division rounds at the Charles also be a part of the III and New England Small Schwab Challenge that change,” Varner said. “Ev- College Athletic Conference will coincide with the 8:46 eryone in this society right member Bates College, be- a.m. tee time. now is going to be a part of fore nding the right t at The time re ects how that.” Stonehill. long — 8 minutes, 46 sec- Monahan had written a “My recruiting process onds — authorities say memo last week to staff was pretty interesting ac- Floyd was pinned to the and players in which he tually,” Fagan said. “My ground under a white said while it was dif cult older brother (James) went Minneapolis police of - to gure out what role he to the Prep too and went on cer’s knee before the hand- should play, “we shouldn’t to play at Bates. I always cuffed black man died. be deterred.” really wanted to play in “It has quickly become a The memo said the va- the NESCAC and Division universal symbol for the cant 8:46 a.m. tee time for III. But my grades could’ve racial injustice faced by the 148-man eld was “an been better and that turned the black community,” the effort to amplify the voices into a main factor. If my memo said. and efforts underway to GPA was two points higher The PGA Tour has been end systemic issues of ra- I could’ve been able to play shut down the last three cial and social injustices at (Bates).” months because of the impacting our country.” But Division II Stonehill coronavirus pandemic, The moment of silence t the bill for Fagan. While and it returns at Colonial will start with three short it may not have been the with attention shared blasts of the horn. The landing spot he initially among the health and tour is asking players on thought of, he thinks it’s the safety concerns of running the course, just arriving or right one. a tournament and the civil in the practice areas to “I didn’t really think I had unrest sparked by Floyd’s pause for one minute of a chance to play at a Divi- death across the country. re ection “as we pay our sion II school until I went on Monahan and Harold respects to the lives lost my visit and loved it,” Fagan Varner III, one of three and also commit ourselves said. “Right as I got on the PGA Tour members of to using the tour platform campus I started to think it black heritage, had a as past of the solution.” was a blessing in disguise 10-minute conversation Monahan also said the and it seemed like a perfect last week that the tour tour was working posted to its website to try t as soon as I stepped on to ITEM FILE PHOTO on a long-term nancial it.” to gure out ways golf commitment. Lynn eld native and St. John’s Prep senior Anthony Fagan has com- could do its part. FAGAN, B2 mitted to play football at Stonehill College next season. “I think there will be dis- GOLF, B2

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS San Jose Sharks left wing Evander Kane has helped to form the Hockey Diversity Alliance to ght racism and intolerance in the sport. Kane and Akim Aliu will lead the group, which also includes Trevor Daley, Matt Dumba, Wayne Simmonds, Chris Stewart and recently retired Joel Ward. Current, former NHL players form Hockey Diversity Alliance (AP) — Seven current or using racist language to- former black NHL players ward him in the minors, formed the Hockey Diver- Aliu earlier this season sity Alliance on Monday, consulted with the league creating another avenue of ce and owners on FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to ght racism and intol- means of change. The Boston College hired Temple athletic director Patrick Kraft last Wednesday to ll the same erance in the sport. league announced the for- role at the Atlantic Coast Conference school. Kraft replaces Martin Jarmond, who left BC last Akim Aliu, whose story mation of several councils month after a short stint to become athletic director at UCLA. of racism in hockey in late to address diversity and 2019 brought the topic inclusion, which are ex- back to the forefront, and pected to have their rst New Boston College AD Patrick Kraft San Jose forward Evander meetings next month. Kane will head up the The Hockey Diversity group. The executive com- Alliance will be indepen- mittee is made up of Min- dent of the NHL but hopes is aiming to compete for ACC titles nesota defenseman Matt to work in tandem with the league to promote di- BOSTON (AP) — New take over at UCLA. over the Temple athletic the men’s basketball team Dumba, Detroit defensem- an Trevor Daley, Buffalo versity and inclusion. Boston College athletic “He is de nitely a great department in 2015. After hasn’t reached the NCAA Kane has been at the director Patrick Kraft hire,” Kraft said in a Zoom Matt Rhule left for Baylor, Tournament since 2009. forward Wayne Simmonds, Philadelphia forward forefront of current black hired two football coaches call with reporters — and Kraft brought in Geoff Col- “We will be champions, players speaking out in his last three years at many BC coaches, includ- lins, and then hired Rod and we will not allow ex- Chris Stewart and recent- ly retired forward Joel about racism and racial his old job, and it’s ne ing Ha ey. “I’ve had to Carey when Collins left for cuses to get in our way,” inequality in the after- Ward. with him if he doesn’t make my share of hires in Georgia Tech. Kraft said. “Do I think we math of the death of “Our mission is to eradi- have to do it again any football. I am really excit- Ha ey replaced Steve can compete in the ACC? George Floyd in Minneso- cate racism and intoler- time soon. ed to get together with Addazio, who also came to There’s no doubt. ... I ta. He called on white ath- ance in hockey,” the group The former Temple AD, Jeff and his staff. ... I be- BC from Temple but wouldn’t be here with you letes in hockey and others said in a letter. “We will who was hired last week lieve in where Jeff’s mind couldn’t break the Eagles if I didn’t think there was sports to also speak out, to take over in Chestnut is, where he’s going, what out of the middle of the an incredible opportunity strive to be a force for pos- and more than 100 NHL Hill, inherits former Ohio he wants to do, how hard Atlantic Coast Confer- to go win championships itive change not only with- players have posted on State assistant Jeff Haf- he wants to work. I couldn’t ence. With Ha ey, Kraft and compete at the high- in our game of hockey but social media about the ley, who was brought on be more excited.” hopes that BC can com- est level.” also within society.” subject. by BC AD Martin Jar- Kraft, 43, was a football pete for ACC titles like it After telling his story of mond before he left to player at Indiana who took last did in 2007 and ’08; BC, B2 longtime coach Bill Peters NHL, B2 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

TODAY IN SPORTS June 10 is the first trainer to win the Triple 1890 — The Preakness Stakes Crown races with two different is run outside Baltimore, at Mor- horses. Lukas’ Timber Country won ris Park in New York. The race is the Preakness. then suspended for three years 1996 — Colorado’s Patrick Roy and resumes at the Brooklyn Jock- makes 63 saves before Uwe Krupp ey Club’s Gravesend Course from scores 4:31 into the third overtime 1894-1908. to give the Avalanche a 1-0 victo- 1932 — Gene Sarazen leads wire- ry against the Florida Panthers at to-wire to win the British Open by Miami Arena and complete a four- five strokes ahead of Macdonald game sweep of the Stanley Cup Smith at Prince’s Golf Club in Sand- Final. wich, England. Sarazen finishes 2006 — In Atlantic City, N.J., Ber- with a tournament record of 283. nard Hopkins wins a unanimous 1933 — Johnny Goodman wins decision over light heavyweight the U.S. Open golf title, making champion Antonio Tarver, capping him the last amateur to win this an 18-year career with an upset for event. the ages. 1934 — Italy beats Czechoslova- 2010 — Southern California is kia 2-1 in extra time to win the sec- placed on four years of probation, ond FIFA World Cup at the Stadio receives a two-year bowl ban and a Flaminio in Rome. Italy trailing 1-0, sharp loss of football scholarships. ties the game at the 80th minute. The NCAA cites USC for a lack of in- Angelo Schiavio scores the winning stitutional control. The NCAA found goal in extra time. that Reggie Bush, identified as a 1944 — A rare triple dead heat “former football student-athlete,” occurs in the Carter Handicap at was ineligible beginning at least by Aqueduct with Bossuet, Brownie December 2004. The NCAA also and Wait a Bit crossing the finish orders USC to vacate every victory line together. in which Bush participated while 1950 — Sixteen months after ineligible. USC loses 30 scholar- near-fatal car accident, Ben Hogan ships over a three-year period, 10 wins the U.S. Open. Hogan beats annually from 2011-13. Lloyd Mangrum and George Fazio 2012 — Shanshan Feng wins the in an 18-hole playoff at the Merion LPGA Championship to become Golf Club in Ardmore, Pa. the first Chinese player to win an 1973 — Mary Mills shoots a 63 in LPGA Tour title and a major event. the final round of the LPGA Cham- 2018 — Rafael Nadal won a re- pionship to beat Betty Burfeindt by cord-extending 11th championship one stroke. at Roland Garros by beating Dom- 1977 — Al Geiberger sets a PGA inic Thiem 6-4, 6-3, 6-2. Nadal be- Championship 18-hole record came the second player in tennis when he shoots a 59 in the Danny history to win 11 singles titles at Thomas Classic. any Grand Slam tournament after ITEM FILE PHOTO 1978 — Affirmed, ridden by Steve Margaret Court, who claimed 11 Cauthen, wins the Belmont Stakes Australian Open titles. Lynnfield native and St. John’s Prep senior Anthony Fagan (left) has committed to play football to capture the Triple Crown in one 2018 — Kristen Gillman led a U.S. at Stonehill College next season. of the greatest battles in racing his- singles sweep in the biggest blow- tory. Affirmed edges Alydar for the out in Curtis Cup history. Gillman, a third time. 20-year-old University of Alabama 1989 — Wayne Gretzky of the Los star, beat 16-year-old Annabell Lynnfield’s Anthony Fagan commits Angeles Kings is named the NHL’s Fuller 5 and 4 to cap a perfect MVP, winning the Hart Trophy for a weekend at Quaker Ridge in Scars- record ninth time. dale, N.Y. The Americans won 17- 1995 — Trainer D. Wayne Lukas 3, breaking the record for margin to play football at Stonehill College wins a record five straight Triple of victory of 11 set in a 14 1/2-3 Crown races as Thunder Gulch 1/2 victory at Denver Country Club FAGAN 2012 Super Bowl winning much until my junior year over the years with the takes the Belmont Stakes. Lukas in 1982. From B1 team before Anthony fol- and we had an amazing Eagles is something Fa- lowed in his footsteps. five captains,” Fagan said. gan, who will major in The Skyhawks football “It means everything “This past year we had a marketing, will carry over New Boston College program also looks like a to me,” Fagan said. “My much smaller team and to the next level where he great fit, with some con- brother and his team were tons of seniors graduated. hopes to become a reliable nections through some old the last ones to win one No one really thought we pass catcher and blocker AD setting sights high Catholic Conference rivals in 2012. Going into my would have a chance. But at tight end for Stonehill. helping Fagan feel wel- freshman year, that group we worked all offseason “I’m pretty sure they’re forts to improve the aca- BC come. knew we were a special and did morning lifts win- returning a good amount demic performance of “Cam Boes played for From B1 class. We knew the future ter and summer. It was of players and a number Temple athletes. The Central (Catholic) and was bright. I don’t want to the ultimate release when of tight ends,” Fagan said. That’s what he’s going to school was fourth among goes to Stonehill now,” say we predicted that kind the clock hit zero. “You have to earn it, noth- have to do to make an im- FBS schools with an Aca- Fagan said. “He’s a real- of success but we knew we “It was obviously one of ing is easy. My mindset is pact at BC, which has demic Performance Rate ly good guy and that’s a had our chance. It’s really my biggest responsibili- to go in and compete but struggled to gain atten- of 993; the graduation rate great connection. Overall, a blessing.” ties,” Fagan said of being a I also know I only got in tion in a town focused on of 90% was the best in all the coaches and play- That chance came when captain. “My brother was until my junior year in pro sports teams that school history. ers made me feel welcome Fagan started to get more a captain as well so seeing high school. You have to have won 12 champion- Kraft is also a member when I wasn’t even on the playing time his junior that I wanted to do that ships since 2001. (The BC be patient. I just want to of the NCAA Football team yet.” year. Then, coming off that same. Growing up and hockey team has won four try to get better every day Oversight and Football The Fagan family left its championship season, Fa- watching that really in- NCAA titles in that time on and off. I know it’ll be Competition committees. mark on St. John’s Prep gan was named one of four spired me. Now I have two under coach Jerry York.) a big step adjusting to col- “We wanted an individu- football throughout the Eagles co-captains as a (Super Bowl wins) and he “It’s title town,” Kraft past decade. James was two-way starter. only has one.” lege life and the team but al who understood who we said, noting that Temple a captain on the Eagles “I didn’t really play That hard work put in I think I’m ready for it.” also had to compete with were,” Leahy said. “Pat pro teams for attention in Kraft certainly values ex- Philadelphia. “I also look pressions of academic ex- at it as a positive: You all cellence, believes in reli- PGA Tour golf set to return to action Thursday know sports.” gious commitment and The Rev. William Leahy, also says that athletics is GOLF the schedule next year in pursed, career-changing golf, the LPGA designated Boston College’s presi- important to the life of a From B1 Evian-les-Bains. events like the Evian are it as a fifth major in 2013. dent, praised Kraft’s ef- university.” The LPGA Tour is set to more important than ever, It was moved from Sep- LPGA CANCELS resume in Ohio with the especially in an LPGA year tember to July in 2019 for FIRST MAJOR Marathon Classic on July that has been drastically better weather conditions. MLB proposes up to The LPGA Tour lost its 23-26. For now, it has ma- reduced due to COVID-19. In the revised schedule first major because of the jors scheduled in August, I know this was a tough brought on by the pan- COVID-19 pandemic when September, October and decision for everyone in- demic, it was to be the first 16 teams advancing in it announced Tuesday the December. volved, but it’s one that we of three European events, Evian Championship in “I have been incredibly had to take given the re- preceding the Ladies Scot- new playoff scenario France has been canceled impressed by the entire strictions we faced.” tish Open and the Wom- this year. team at the Evian Cham- The Evian dates to 1994 en’s British Open. Those (AP) — Maybe this would be, either.” The LPGA Tour cited pionship. They worked so when it began as a La- two events remain on the might get Mike Trout back “To say that 16 of 30 ongoing travel and border hard to host this global dies European Tour event, schedule. into the playoffs. teams are playoff teams,” restrictions, along with event despite the obvious and it became part of the The ANA Inspiration Major League Baseball he said, “you’ve got to government quarantine challenges,” LPGA Com- LPGA schedule in 2000 in California, original- is tossing around plenty of raise the bar higher than requirements for not hold- missioner Mike Whan when it was the Evian ly scheduled for the first ideas these days to start that.” ing the tournament on said. Masters. With one of the week in April, has been up a shortened season de- Other sports are accus- Aug. 6-9. It will return to “They know that high- higher purses in women’s moved to Sept. 10-13. layed by the coronavirus tomed to a plethora of pandemic — a DH in the postseason hopefuls. National League, neu- The NBA has been put- Group of NHL players forms Hockey Diversity Alliance tral-site games, personal ting 16 of 30 teams in the rosin bags for pitchers. playoffs. The NHL wel- NHL Now comes a proposal comes 16 of 31. The NFL From B1 that would truly upend will bump up from 12 the sport: up to 16 playoff squads to 14 of 32 this Some of those players, teams. season. plus NHL Commissioner More than half the 30 For Aaron Judge, Clay- Gary Bettman and NHL- clubs advance. No need to ton Kershaw, Juan Soto PA executive director Don finish over .500, probably. and others on elite teams, Fehr, also took part in a In this skewed season, an expanded playoff field video with the message: heck, perhaps 35 wins and extra games might “You don’t have to look in 76 games or so could make it tougher to bring like George Floyd to un- be enough to play into home the trophy. In its of- derstand that what hap- October. fer to players Monday, pened to him was wrong.” What’s next, the Winni- MLB didn’t specify how a Earlier in May, Aliu peg Jets in the World playoff format would work shared even more of his Series? with as many as eight experiences of racism in OK, we’ve heard this be- teams in each league for hockey on The Players’ fore, that an extra wild- this year and 2021. Tribune. Kane shared card team or two rep- For Josh Bell, Joey Votto, that post on social media, resents the NHL-ization Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and and now he and Aliu have of baseball. But to some, more whose clubs often combined to lead a new an expansion from 10 are way behind, this could effort. playoff clubs to 16 would be an opportunity. Get off “In creating our alliance, mean the end of civiliza- to a surprising 15-6 start we are confident we can tion as we know it. in a dramatically short- inspire a new generation Longtime manager Jim ened season, and there’s a of hockey players and Riggleman chuckled at chance. fans,” the group said. “We that notion. No doubt, a lot of Trout are hopeful that anyone “I think that whatever fans wouldn’t mind that. who puts on skates or sits they come up with this The three-time AL MVP in the stands will do so year to play, anything and eight-time All-Star without worrying about goes. That’s fine,” he said. has never won a playoff race, gender or socioeco- “But moving forward into game in his career — he nomic background and FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS next year, I wouldn’t be in made it only once, when will be able to express favor of that many teams his Angels were swept by their culture, identity, val- Calgary Flames center Akim Aliu is one of seven NHL players who have making the playoffs. I Kansas City in the 2014 ues and personality with- formed the Hockey Diversity Alliance to fight racism and intolerance in don’t think many players Division Series. out fear of retribution.” the sport. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 2020 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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City of Lynn Legal Notice NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Invitation for Bid City of Lynn Cook Street Playground Retaining Wall Zoning Board of Appeals By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by David L. Curtin, Joanne C. Curtin to Mortgage Electronic Registration The City of Lynn invites sealed bids from qualified contractors for the following The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following Systems, Inc. as nominee for Homecoming Financial Network, Inc., dated April 28, work at the northwest end of Cook Street Playground, 72 Cook Street. Work to be petitions on Wednesday, June 24, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. in the Lynn City Council 2006 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in performed includes protection of existing children's play equipment, existing lower Chambers of Lynn City Hall. Book 25641, Page 186, as modified by a certain modification agreement dated tie retaining wall and existing cast-in-place concrete stairs as shown on Plan C-1; December 16, 2013, and recorded with said Essex County (Southern District) protection of existing curb, sidewalk and utility pole; demolition of existing LOCUS: 243-245 PARKLAND AVENUE, PARCEL NO. 057-186-006 - PETITIONER: Registry of Deeds in Book 33790, Page 565 of which mortgage the undersigned is retaining walls, concrete footing, stone riprap and existing concrete wall; regrading PHILIP BRIENZE BY HIS ATTORNEY, LISA MCGLOIN (ZBA #9925) CONTINUED FROM the present holder, by assignment from: of site and preparation for new retaining wall; installation of new pre-cast concrete 1/21/2020. block retaining wall; installation of new chain link fence with a vehicle gate and a Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. ("MERS") as nominee for personnel gate; restoration of disturbed areas and other related work included and TO ALLOW CONSTRUCTION OF A FOUR UNIT ATTACHED STRUCTURE ON A PRE- Homecomings Financial Network, Inc., its successor and assigns to U.S. Bank implied. EXISTING NON-CONFORMING LOT IN THE R2 DISTRICT WITH LESS THAN THE National Association as Trustee, successor in interest to Bank of America, National REQUIRED FRONTAGE. Association as successor by merger to LaSalle Bank National Association as Project estimate is $218,000. Work is to begin immediately upon Notice to Trustee for WMALT 2006-AR6, recorded on February 28, 2012, in Book No. Proceed and must be substantially complete by August 28, 2020. LOCUS: 77 BROAD STREET, PARCEL NO. 082-598-012 - PETITIONER: DR. HUBERT 31118, at Page 252 J. PARK BY HIS ATTORNEY, SAMUEL A. VITALI (ZBA 9926) RECONSIDERATION. TO Bids are subject to M.G.L. c.30, § 39M and to the minimum wage rates as PERMIT ALTERATIONS TO A PRE-EXISTING NON-CONFORMING DENTIST'S OFFICE IN U.S. Bank National Association as Trustee, successor in interest to Bank of required by M.G.L.c.149 §§ 26 - 27H and the Davis Bacon Act. THE R-5 APARTMENT DISTRICT TO ALLOW CONSTRUCTION OF A HANDICAPPED America, National Association as successor by merger to LaSalle Bank National ACCESS RAMP AND AN ADDITION WITH LESS THAN THE REQUIRED PARKING Association as Trustee for WMALT 2006-AR6 Trust to Specifications will be available starting Wednesday, June 10, 2020. Specifications SPACES AND DIMENSIONS, FINDING THAT SUCH ALTERATIONS ARE NOT JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association, recorded on January 9, 2015, in will be mailed or emailed upon request to the purchasing department at SUBSTANTIALL Y MORE DETRIMENTAL IN EFFECT ON THE NEIGHBORHOOD. Book No. 33790, at Page 562 [email protected] or at 781-586-6924. **** MEETING WILL BE TELEVISED LIVE ON THE LYNN COMMUNITY JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association to U.S. Bank NA, successor trustee to Due to COVID-19 there will be no pre-bid conference. All questions must be TELEVISION (LCTV) GOVERNMENT CHANNEL AND ALSO STREAM Bank of America, NA, successor in interest to LaSalle Bank NA, as trustee, on submitted by email to [email protected] ON THE LCTV FACEBOOK PAGE**** behalf of the holders of the Washington Mutual Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, WMALT Series 2006-AR6, recorded on July 12, 2019, in Book No. Bids must be sealed and marked "Bid #03-351, Cook Street Playground Retaining **** ANY INDIVIDUAL INTERESTED IN SPEAKING FOR OR AGAINST OR 37659, at Page 87 Wall" and submitted in required form. Due to COVID-19 City Hall is closed to REGARDING ANY PETITION SHOULD CALL (781) 586 -6783 OR public. Delivery of bids is detailed in the Invitation for Bid Specifications. Bids will (781) 586-6773 AT THE DATE AND TIME OF THE PUBLIC HEARING. for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, be received until 11:00AM, Thursday, June 25, 2020. ALL INDIVIDUALS WILL BE PERMITTED TO SPEAK VIA A SPEAKER the same will be sold at Public Auction at 3:00 PM on June 29, 2020, on the PHONE FUNCTION. IN SOME INSTANCES, THE ZONIG BOARD OF mortgaged premises located at 20 Shielas Way a/k/a 20 Sheilas Way, Lynn, Bid must be accompanied by a bid deposit that is not less than five (5%) of the APPEALS WILL CALL BACK AN INDIVIDUAL WISHING TO SPEAK TO Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said total bid price, including any alternates, in the form of certified check, cashier's ENSURE AN ODERLY MEETING. INDIVIDUALS WISHING TO SPEAK mortgage, check or bid bond payable to the City of Lynn. MAY PROVIDE THEIR NAME AND PHONE NUMBER TO THE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS AND WILL BE CALLED AT THE APPROPRIATE TO WIT: Purchasing Agent will prepare the notice of award and this contract DATE AND TIME TO SPEAK. THIS INFORMATION SHOULD BE The land with the buildings thereon known as 20 Sheila's Way, Lynn, Essex SUBMITTED TO MARY GOKAS VIA EMAIL: [email protected] OR County, Massachusetts and being Lot 3 on Plan of Land of Sheila's Way in Lynn, Bid under M.G.L. c.30, § 39M TELEPHONE: (781) 586-6727. THE EMAIL OR TELEPHONE MEAASGE Massachusetts, 1" =40" Arnold Katz, P.E. Scheonfeld Associates, Inc., Engineers, REQUESTING TO SPEAK MUST BE RECEVIED AT LEAST ONE HOUR dated August 23, 1984 and being recorded in Essex South Registry of Deeds in Timothy Leonard PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED MEETING. Plan Book 194, Plan 18, bounded and described as follows: Purchasing Agent NORTHEASTERLY by Lot 2 as shown on said plan one hundred and 82-100 ANY INDIVIDUAL DESIRING TO SUBMIT WRITTEN (100.82) feet; Item: June 10, 2020 MATERIALS EITHER FOR OR AGAINST A PARTICULAR PETITION SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Brooks sixty and 50/100 (60.50) feet; SHOULD SUBMIT THE SAME VIA E-MAIL: [email protected] OR SOUTHWESTERLY by Lot 4 as shown on said plan one hundred one and 08/100 LEGAL NOTICE REGULAR MAIL TO: LYNN ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS, C/O MARY (101.08) feet; PUBLIC HEARING GOKAS, LYNN CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, LYNN CITY HALL, LYNN, MA NORTHWESTERLY by Sheila's Way as shown on said plan sixty and 00/100 TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT 01901 DOCUMENTS MAY ALSO BE SUBMITTED VIA THE LYNN CITY (60.00) feet. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS HALL DROP BOX LOCATED AT THE JOHNSON STREET ENTRANCE For title, see deed recorded in Book 17101, Page 44. WITH A DEADLINE OF ONE HOUR PRIOR TO THE SCEDULED MEETING. Notice is hereby given that a Remote Public Hearing will be held on Wednesday, THE DOCUMENTARY SUBMISSIONS MAY BE SUBMITTED VIA A For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern District) June 24, 2020, at 7:00 P.M. Information on how to access the meeting remotely ZIP DRIVE OR SIMILAR DEVICE COMAPTIBLE A WINDOWS Registry of Deeds in Book 12822, Page 152 and Bk17101 Pg44. will be posted on the meeting agenda. The following NEW petition to be heard: OPERATING SYSTEM**** These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all Petition 20-13 by RICHARD AND ROBYN MINTZER for a special permit Daniel Gisonno: Chairman rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the (non-conforming use/structure) for an addition to an existing single-family home Norman Cole: Vice Chairman nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax which increases the current square footage more than fifteen percent in a Richard Wood: Clerk titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or non-conforming structure. Property located at 192 FOREST AVENUE (Parcel ID: liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, 18-32). Item: June 10, 17, 2020 having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. And the following CONTINUED petition will be heard: TERMS OF SALE: Petition 20-12 by ARTHUR BLACK for a site plan special permit for relief from COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS condition #3 of Decision issued in file #19-32, approval of construction of a THE TRIAL COURT A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check will be dimensionally conforming pool house, and modification of the approved site plan. PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The balance is Property is located at 60 TUPELO ROAD (Map 26, Lots 118 & 119). Docket No. ES20P0822EA to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 California INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Newton The following items will be continued: Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the date of Estate of: sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full of the Petition 20-10 by PHILO T. PAPPAS & JOY R. PAPPAS, TRS., for a modification of a Shirley Carol Sutera purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall previously approved dimensional special permit, special permit (non-conforming Also Known As: Shirley C. Sutera control in the event of an error in this publication. use/structure), and site plan special permit to enclose an open, roofed over Date of Death: December 1, 2019 patio/porch with glass, walls, and sliding glass doors. Property is located at 51 Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. LINCOLN HOUSE AVENUE (Parcel ID: 21-66). Essex Division U.S. BANK NA, SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE TO BANK OF AMERICA, NA, SUCCESSOR IN Petition 20-11 by ARTHUR GOLDBERG, NATHANSON & GOLDBERG, PC, for a use To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of INTEREST TO LASALLE BANK NA, AS TRUSTEE, ON BEHALF OF THE HOLDERS OF special permit, dimensional special permit, special permit (parking/loading relief), Norman Sutera of Malden MA THE WASHINGTON MUTUAL MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, WMALT and site plan special permit for the construction of a new, 8-unit condominium SERIES 2006-AR6 building. Property is located at 9 Boynton Street (Parcel ID: 3-6). a Will has been admitted to informal probate. Present holder of said mortgage

Norman Sutera of Malden MA By its Attorneys, Petition 12-5 (2) by DIGIORGIO & MESSINA CONSTRUCTION CORP. to amend prior has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. decision to (i) extend the term of the special permit and to (ii) modify the site plan serve without surety on the bond. 150 California St. to increase the number of units from 15 to 22. Property is located at ARCHER Newton, MA 02458 STREET (Map 7, Lots 213-248 and 250-255). [NOTE: There are two separate The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal (617)558-0500 petitions entitled 12-5 requesting separate relief.] Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without 12059 supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with Petition 19-31 by T. KIERAN NUNAN AND CYNTHIA NUNAN, TRUSTEES C/O the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration Item: June 3, 10, 17, 2020 KENNETH B. SHUTZER seeking a dimensional special permit, special permit from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating (non-conforming use/structure), special permit for parking relief, and special to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. permit for size of parking spaces to construct a roof deck and dormer addition to Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings the structure and reduce the number and/or size of parking spaces. The Petitioner and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal plans on re-establishing the use as a two (2) family structure, which is allowed in Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and the A-4 district. Property is located at 55 BLANEY STREET (Map 2, Lot 156). Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Have something to sell?

Petition 12-5 by DIGIORGIO & MESSINA CONSTRUCTION CORP. for an amendment Item: June 10, 2020 to an existing site plan special permit, independent living facility special permit for We can help! an alternative access route (Cushing Avenue) and to increase the number of units "To be sold at public sale at 8:00 A. from 15 to 22. Property is located at ARCHER STREET (Map 7, Lots 213-248 and M. on June 19, 2020 at 47 Alley 250-255). Street, Lynn, MA, misc. lots of property left in leased storage spaces by the Please call the Office of Community Development for any questions: (781) following persons: 596-8829 ext 1251. C. Acholonu R. White J. Cardinal Marc Kornitsky, Chairman T. Gayhart D. Pagan L. Alvarado E. Ortiz J. Garlinghouse Item: June 10, 17, 2020 C. Mulcahy L. Alvarado Y. Sharifi J. & A. Minnehan

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Then, he crashed The statue of Robert Milligan, a noted West ed out across the country into a suddenly opened Indian merchant, slaveholder and founder of were given in the region of police car door. Wheth- London’s global trade hub, West India Docks, Seine-Saint-Denis on Par- er the door was opened stands covered in a sack-cloth and sign read- is’ northern edge, where on purpose or not is un- unemployment is twice ing Black Lives Matter. clear, but what was clear the national average, al- was the anger the video PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sparked. A protest that most one person out of London may remove night in the town of Vil- Assa Traore, sister of Adama Traore, raises her three is an immigrant, and leneuve-la-Garenne led fist during a demonstration in Paris. many others are the de- to others in a dozen Par- scendants of immigrants. statues as Floyd’s is suburbs and similar Thousands of people Bouna, were electrocuted Government officials de- neighborhoods around gathered in Paris once while hiding in a genera- fended the fines as neces- France in the ensuing again to pay tribute to tor in the Paris suburb of sary to fight the virus in death sparks change days. Floyd as his funeral took Clichy-sous-Bois. A state a region with especially The relationship be- place in Houston, Texas of emergency was declared high infection rates. By Jill Lawless truth that our nation and tween police and mar- on Tuesday. Waving ban- and almost 3,000 people But police union leader ASSOCIATED PRESS city owes a large part of ners and signs with “Black were arrested. Yves Lefebvre lamented its wealth to its role in the ginalized residents of LONDON — London’s France’s low-income Lives Matter” and “I can’t Despite billions of euros that the lockdown mea- slave trade and while this breathe” written on them, in government improve- sures “again made the po- mayor announced Tues- is reflected in our public neighborhoods, many of day that more statues of participants knelt and ob- ment programs for the lice a repressive tool.” realm, the contribution of whom are Arab or black imperialist figures could served silence in his mem- banlieues since 2005, ten- “Public services have many of our communities and trace their roots to for- be removed from Britain’s ory. sions with police persist, deserted these neighbor- to life in our capital has mer French colonies, has streets after protesters “To see so many people and the deaths of other hoods,” and police are the been willfully ignored,” long been tense. Safety knocked down the monu- young men periodically only presence left, which Khan said. measures intended to curb here fuels hope, but we ment to a slave trader, as “necessarily leads to con- the spread of COVID-19 have to fight because it’s rekindles anger. Protest- the killing of George Floyd Even before the new frontation,” he said. further empowered police never a victory,” a 42-year- ers marching in solidarity in Minneapolis continued commission got under- Lefebvre, general sec- — but also empowered old artist living in Paris with Floyd notably called to spark protests — and way, officials in east Lon- community activists using who goes by the profes- for justice for Adama retary for Unité SGP Po- drive change — around don removed a statue of apps or online sleuthing to sional name Fhemann Traore, whose death in po- lice-Force Ouvrière union, the world. 18th-century merchant track and challenge what said. lice custody in 2016 is still said trust has been broken On the day Floyd was and slave owner Robert they see as an abuse of po- Denouncing police vio- under investigation. because “police only enter buried in his hometown Milligan from its place in lice power. lence in the United States “The anger (in those those neighborhoods to re- of Houston, Texas, London the city’s docklands. George Floyd’s death and in France, he said, “It’s neighborhoods) is so pres- store order.” Mayor Sadiq Khan said he Joe Biggs, mayor of Lon- in the U.S. has resonated unacceptable that young ent and police impunity The Villeneuve incident was setting up a commis- don’s Tower Hamlets bor- especially loudly in plac- people, when they’re in so frustrating that we is being investigated by sion to ensure the British ough, said that following es like Villeneuve, one of contact with the police, see don’t need much for it to prosecutors and by the capital’s monuments re- the toppling of a statue many banlieues, or sub- their life expectancy melt blow up,” said Ilyes Ram- French state police watch- flected its diversity. It will of slave trader Edward urbs, where poverty and like snow in the sun.” dani, editor-in-chief of the dog agency, which said it review statues, murals, Colston by demonstra- minority populations are In a pivotal moment for Bondy Blog, which was received 166 citizen re- street art, street names tors in the city of Bristol concentrated in France. modern France, rioting founded in 2005 to tell the ports of problematic police and other memorials and on Sunday, “we’ve acted Floyd-related protests engulfed the country for stories of young black and behavior and seven formal consider which legacies quickly to both ensure against police violence three weeks in 2005 after Arab French people in the complaints of police abuse should be celebrated, the public safety and respond and racial injustice have two boys who were run- banlieues. during the 54-day lock- mayor’s office said. to the concerns of our resi- been held around France. ning from police, Zyed and Under France’s strictest down. “It is an uncomfortable dents, which I share.”

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COURTESY PHOTOS Class of 2020 Valedictorian Gianna Petkewich Salutatorian David Zuluaga Reyes of Revere of Saugus studied dental assisting. She was Class President Jake Coppola of Revere studied studied drafting and design. also named Vocational Student of the Year. carpentry.

WAKEFIELD — were given personalized David Zuluaga Reyes, Vice President Chloe Solis of Saugus. Tommy Merida Lopez of Northeast Metro Tech Class of 2020 face masks a drafting and design Heffernan of Melrose, • English — Eliana Revere. vocational high school in and family members student of Revere, was Secretary Eliana Coppo- Coppola of Saugus • Design Visual — Mia Wakefield held com- were encouraged to wear salutatorian. He plans to la of Saugus, Treasurer Craftsmanship Awards Cambriello of Revere. mencement events for their own face masks or attend the Wentworth In- Danielle Jones of Wo- were given to the follow- • Drafting and Design — 286 graduating seniors coverings as well. stitute of Technology and burn, and Promotional Of- ing Lynn area students in David Zuluaga Reyes of over the course of four Gianna Petkewich, a study architecture. ficers Gabriel Valverde the following programs: Revere days last week. Gradu- dental assisting student Class President Jake of Malden and Alexis • Business Technology • Electrical — Owen ations were spaced two of Saugus, was valedic- Coppola, a carpentry Braga of Saugus. — Bladimir Pinto and hours apart, and stu- torian. She was also the student of Revere, gave a Academic Awards were Angelo Sepe of Revere Forte of Revere. dents and their families Vocational Student of the speech celebrating his fel- given to the following • Carpentry — Eduardo • Health Assisting — were allowed to stand Year. Petkewich plans to low classmates. He plans Lynn area students in the Duarte Lizardo of Gianna Di Platzi of together during the attend Regis College in to attend the University following subjects: Revere. Revere. ceremony while staying the fall and major in den- of New Hampshire in the • Science — Paul • Cosmetology — Sara • Robotics and at least six feet from tal hygiene on a pre-den- fall. Additional Class of LeMoure of Saugus. Colbert of Saugus. Automation — Antonio other families. Students tal track. 2020 officers included • Math — Christopher • Dental Assisting — Cianciaruso of Revere. Area students are making the grade

The University of Sciences), Olivia Nyland Kyle Smith (Bachelor ment major), and Robert Alabama awarded some Cooke of Nahant (Bach- of Arts in History) and Cobb of Revere (a Sports 6,326 degrees this spring. elor of Arts in Communi- Kelly Stewart (Bachelor Management major). Among the graduates cation and a Bachelor of of Arts in Psychology). Christina Brown of were: Jada Vaughan of Arts in World Cinema), Meagan Diaz of Peabody graduated from Lynn (Bachelor of Arts); Jennifer Grace Casey Swampscott, daughter of the University of San Di- Jeffrey Parziale of Sau- of Salem (Bachelor of Catherine Del Bene of ego, earning a bachelor’s gus (Bachelor of Science Science In Genetics). Swampscott and Victor degree in Psychology. in Chemical Engineering); Saint Anselm College Diaz of Everett, is a Meryl A. Braconnier and Marblehead residents in Manchester, N.H., member of the graduating of Lynnfield received the Michael Blaney (Bach- recently held virtual class of 2020 at Cotting Outstanding Senior in elor of Science in Com- commencement ceremo- School in Lexington. Environmental Science merce & Business Admin- nies. Graduates included: Founded in 1893, Cotting Award this semester at COURTESY PHOTO istration), Sydney Ciulla Lynn residents Andre School enables students the University of Ver- Meagan Diaz, right, of Swampscott, and her (Bachelor of Science in Gaudet (Bachelor of Arts with special needs to mont in Burlington. The mom, Catherine Del Bene, celebrate Meagan’s Education), Mark Cohen in Psychology), Adelina achieve their highest environmental sciences graduation from Cotting School in Lexington. (Bachelor of Science in Katzounos (Bachelor learning potential and program faculty present Commerce & Business of Science in Nursing, level of independence. this award each year to designation is awarded to of Peabody; and Charles Administration), Liam Magna Cum Laude), Many local students at the outstanding graduat- undergraduate students Abbene, Robyn Hend- Coughlin (Bachelor of Megan Russo (Bachelor Nichols College in Dud- ing senior on the basis of who have earned a 3.0 or ry and Lexi Howard of Science in Commerce & of Science in Nursing), ley achieved Dean’s List overall GPA, GPA in envi- higher academic average. Salem. Business Administra- Olivia Shkliew (Bache- honors during the spring ronmental science cours- Many Lynn area stu- The following students tion), Jonathan Cressy lor of Arts in Biology, Cum 2020 semester. In order to es, as well as excellence in dents have been named have been named to (Bachelor of Science in Laude); Erin Mahar of be included on the Dean’s undergraduate research. to the Plymouth State the Dean’s List for the Commerce & Business Marblehead (Bachelor of List, a student must have Rhea Prem of Lyn- University (New Hamp- 2020 spring semester at Administration), Robert Arts in Marketing, Cum a minimum grade point nfield received Faculty shire) President’s List for Connecticut College in Picariello (Bachelor Laude); Revere residents average of 3.5 for at least Honors distinction for the the Spring 2020 semester, New London: Marble- of Arts), Delia Smith Jaclynne Dion (Bache- 12 undergraduate cred- Spring 2020 semester at achieving a grade point head residents Justin (Bachelor of Arts). lor of Science in Nursing, it-hours and must have the Georgia Institute of average of 3.7 or better. Boes, Sydney Hoffman, Betty Louis of Lynn Cum Laude) and Daniel received no grades below Technology. This des- They include: Quinn Halle Kuszmar, Dan- graduated from Bowdoin Murphy (Bachelor of B- during the semester. ignation is awarded to Brinkler and Anthony iella Maney, Georgia College in Brunswick, Arts in Business); Thom- Students honored include: undergraduate students Nikolakakis of Lynn; Er- Quesnelle, Katherine Maine, with a major in as O’Hare of Salem Sabrina Dembro of who have earned a 4.0 ika O’Brien of Swamp- Rodger, Christina Shat- history and a minor in (Bachelor of Arts in Busi- Saugus (a General Busi- academic average for the scott; Hansen Hundahl, ford, Kimberly Shat- education. ness and Spanish); and ness major), Summer semester. Jasmine Variam, and ford, and Adam Sherf; Recent graduates of Saugus residents Ariana St. Hilaire of Salem (a Austin Rose of Mar- Alex Rosen of Marble- Salem residents Daniel Clemson University in Iafrate (Bachelor of Hospitality Management blehead made the Dean’s head; Erin Rego, Mela- Driscoll and Saman- South Carolina included: Science in Nursing, Cum major), Sam Lynch of List at the Georgia nie Mesa-Medina and tha Pelletier; Swamp- Madison S. Carroll of Laude), Lindsay Milton Peabody (a Marketing Institute of Technology Alessia Salzillo of Sau- scott residents Hannah Swampscott (Bachelor of (Bachelor of Science in major), Cal Capozzi of in Atlanta for the Spring gus; Sophia Simmons Frisch, Robert Jensen, Science in Mathematical Nursing, Cum Laude), Revere (a Sports Manage- 2020 semester. This and Kathryn DiGiulio and Anne Vogel. Community involvement creates a sold-out event at B&G club in Lynn

LYNN — The Annual During the event the allow our members to nization has sold up to challenges placed on the proper personal protective Lucky Sweepstakes LIVE organization will give enjoy a summer camp ex- 325 tickets for the event, club and it’s members equipment (PPE) and for the Boys & Girls Club away 20 cash prizes with perience, as well as other but that climbed to 500 due to COVID-19. While sanitation supplies need- is just around the corner, a grand prize of $10,000. programming services this year, he said. we would usually be ed for a safe reopening. and it is a sold- out event. “With everything going that we now can offer at “It is beyond impres- planning for an ordinary To donate, please visit The sweepstakes will on right now, I didn’t an affordable rate.” sive how the community summer at our Camp BGCL.org. To find out take place Friday in its know if we’d be able to do “We could not have managed to come togeth- Creighton summer camp, how you can get involved new location, Facebook it,” said Executive Direc- pulled off such success er, against all odds, in a this summer we will be with the Boys & Girls Live. Following a conve- tor Brian Theirrien. without the help of our time that is challenging hyper focused on a safe Club of Lynn, contact nient schedule, viewers will “We are thankful for the sponsors,” he said. to us all, to successfully reopening for our mem- Katie Greene, assistant be able to join the social support that we received Premier Sponsor Eastern sell out this event,” he bers and families.” executive director Boys media event in accordance from individuals, corpo- Bank, came in as a $2,500 said. “The mission of this Proceeds from ticket & Girls Club of Lynn to their ticket numbers for rations and foundations. sponsor, Theirrien said. event is to raise funds to purchases will help sup- at (781) 593-1772 or at the final drawing. These dollars raised will In past years, the orga- feed the many needs and ply the facility with the [email protected]. WEATHER LOTTERY

National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Wednesday, June 10, 2020 Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Tuesday...... 0-2-8-1 Tuesday...... 5-8-6-6 Monday...... 9-6-2-3 Monday...... 5-3-8-4 Sunrise today 5:04 a.m. Intervals of clouds and sun- E winds 5 to 10 kt, increasing shine in the morning with to 10 to 15 kt in the after- Sunday...... 2-9-3-3 Sunday...... 5-9-4-4 Sunset today 8:22 p.m. more clouds for later in the noon. Waves around 2 ft. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: day. High 68F. Winds E at 10 Tonight: S winds 5 to 10 kt. Sunrise tomorrow 5:04 a.m. to 20 mph. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER L Waves around 2 ft.t High tide today 4:00 p.m. H Tonight: Overcast. Low 64F. All 4...... $5,420 All 4...... $5,087 Low tide today 9:53 p.m. Winds S at 10 to 20 mph. First or last 3...... $759 First or last 3...... $712 High tide tomorrow 4:52 p.m. Any 2...... $65 Any 2...... $61 H Any 1...... $7 Any 1...... $6 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $226 All 4...... $424 Fronts First 3...... $126 First 3...... $119 Cold Warm Stationary Last 3...... $126 Last 3...... $237 Pressure H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice JUNE 13 JUNE 21 TODAY THURSDAY FRIDAY <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ M’ cloudy | High 68, Low 64 M’ cloudy | High 77, Low 64 P’ cloudy | High 83, Low 62 NATIONAL SUMMARY: While rain will hold off in the coastal Northeast, a swath of showers and thunderstorms will stretch from the Great Lakes to the central Gulf and southern Atlantic coasts today. Storms will be severe from the Great Lakes to the Appalachians. Much of the Plains and West can expect a dry day. Clouds and showers will cool the Northwest.

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