TUESDAY JULY 20, 2021 Celebrate Literacy Day Salvation Army throwing celebrating Lynn residents a back-to-school party

By Allysha Dunnigan Alinsug — who is running for Ward 3 By Allysha Dunnigan garten through high school and their ITEM STAFF — and McClain — who is vying for an ITEM STAFF families are invited to attend this event, at-Large seat — have been chosen as the where they will also be able to receive LYNN — City Council candidates Coco LYNN — The Salvation Army is host- backpacks and school supplies, while 2021 Excellence in Literacy Leadership ing its third annual back-to-school bash Alinsug and Nicole McClain, along with supplies last. Award (ELLA) winners, while Thurston on Aug. 30 from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. in its Lynn Museum Executive Director Do- Capt. Helen Johnson of the Salvation will receive the first-ever Untold Stories parking lot at 1 Franklin St. neeca Thurston, have been chosen by Army said the organization previously award. This event — which will occur rain or the Celebrate Literacy Day (CLD) group hosted events like this in Boston, but that The three recipients were nominated shine — will include a DJ, bounce house, it was a tough location for Lynn residents as this year’s recipients of their literary food and more. awards. LITERACY, A7 Public school students from kinder- PARTY, A7 Peabody and Salem program is schooling parents By Anne Marie Tobin ITEM STAFF PEABODY — Peabody Public Schools has received a $131,980 state grant, which the district will use to help parents and caregiv- ers prepare their children for early educa- tion. Awarded by the state Department of Early Education and Care, the ParentChild+ of the North Shore program aims to equip parents — as their children’s first teachers — with early learning specialists who provide fam- ilies with high-quality learning tools, books and toys. Families are also given guidance aimed at promoting parent-child interaction; develop- ing language, early literacy and social-emo- tional skills; and building school readiness. A total of 48 children can participate in the program, which is run out of the Peabody school district but also serves Salem fam- ilies. Peabody is capped at 21 children and Salem is allowed 27. ParentChild+ is just one component of the district’s early education programs. Peabody and eight other North Shore communities — Beverly, Boxford, Danvers, Marblehead, Middleton, Salem, Swampscott and Topsfield — offer services through the Coordinated COURTESY PHOTO | MARBLEHEAD FIRE DEPARTMENT Family and Engagement (CFCE) Network of the North Shore. It is funded by a $242,118 Marblehead re ghters rescue a man from a 16-foot crevice at Castle Rock on Saturday. grant to the Peabody Public Schools through the state Department of Early Education and Care. Marblehead Fire Department “Our main goal is to support parents as their children’s first teachers,” said CFCE of the North Shore and ParentChild+ Director rescues man from 16-foot hole Donna Connelly. “The priority is low-income families and we provide hub-based centers By Tréa Lavery call that a man had fallen ment and Cataldo Atlantic ferred to a Boston hospital in each community at places like Essex Tech ITEM STAFF into the crevice, according to Ambulance also respond- for treatment, the depart- and various churches. They give families a a post on the department’s ed to the scene to provide ment said. MARBLEHEAD — A man chance for playgroups as well as the benefit Facebook page. The man had more assistance, the de- was pulled from a 16-foot The Salem Fire Depart- of outreach.” sustained injuries during partment said. crevice at Castle Rock on ment covered the town while ParentChild+ is an evidence-based school the fall and was unable to The man was extricated Saturday, the town’s fire de- get out on his own. from the crevice using lad- Marblehead firefighters were readiness model that preempts the achieve- on the scene, the Facebook ment gap by providing young children and partment said. Two firefighters went ders, ropes, harnesses and a post said. their parents with learning tools and skills. At approximately 3:40 into the crevice to provide stokes basket, then carried p.m., the Marblehead Fire medical attention, and the down the steep terrain to Tréa Lavery can be reached PARENTCHILD+, A7 Department responded to a Marblehead Police Depart- a stretcher. He was trans- at [email protected]. A beach party is brewing in Swampscott By Tréa Lavery ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — Lynn- based Bent Water Brewing Company will host a pop-up beer garden this month to raise money for the maintenance of the historic Fish House. “Bent Water on the Beach” will be held from 4 to 9 p.m. Saturday, July 31 at Fisher- Left to right, BSA Troop 48 members Michael Madden, Daniel man’s Beach. The brewery first Miller, Jacob MacPherson, Cole Trainor, Paul Wehle and Jared Al- held a similar event in 2019 phen were recognized as Eagle Scouts Sunday night in a Court of to raise money for the Fish Honor at Centre Congregational Church. House, but was unable to hold the fundraiser last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Eagle Scouts soar in Lynn eld “The Fish House is right there on Fisherman’s Beach; By Anne Marie Tobin less than 4 percent of all Boy Scouts it’s a building that needs to ITEM STAFF going on to achieve that distinction. have constant maintenance The troop’s newest Eagle Scouts and upkeep as a historic prop- LYNNFIELD — Six members of are Jared Alphen, Daniel Miller, Cole Boy Scouts of America Troop 48 in erty,” said Bent Water spokes- Trainor, Jacob MacPherson, Paul We- woman Robin Leopoldo. Lynnfield were promoted to Eagle hle and Michael Madden. Scouts Sunday in a Court of Honor In addition to beer and hard “For most of these young adults, un- seltzer from Bent Water, the Bent Water Brewing Company will host a pop- ceremony at the Centre Congrega- less they serve in the military or play up beer garden in Swampscott to raise money tional Church. on a Division 1 college athletic team, BENT WATER, A7 for the Fish House on July 31. The Eagle Scout award is the high- becoming an Eagle will be the most est honor in Boy Scouts of America impactful event of their high school (BSA). and college years,” Forrest said. “The LOOK! Sports Troop 48 Assistant Scoutmaster lessons they learn, the experiences Salem State University Olympian, Peabody native Gordon Forrest said attaining the Ea- INSIDE Board of Trustees elects MacLean visits Braz gle Scout rank is “pretty rare,” with SCOUTS, A7 new student trustee. A8 running camp. B1

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 84° VOL. 142, ISSUE 190 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6 LOW 69° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 COMICS ...... B4 BUSINESS ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY JULY 20, 2021 OBITUARIES William F. Keane, 99 1921 - 2021 PEABODY - William Keane, children and great-grandchil- age 99, passed away on Sun- dren, meant everything to him. day, July 18, 2021, at the Brud- Surviving William is his dear nick Center, Peabody. daughter, Patricia Ann He was the beloved Denny and her hus- husband of the late band Charles J. of Helen (Fox) Keane, with Peabody; his grand- whom he had shared children, Charles J. 54 wonderful years of Denny, Jr. and his wife marriage. Angeli of Peabody, and Born in Peabody, MA on July William F. Denny of Peabody; 28, 1921, he was a son of the his great-grandchildren, Jared late John and Irene (Meagh- Denny, Angela Denny, Angelo er) Keane. William graduated Denny, Andrei Denny, and Scott from Peabody High School, Denny; his sister, Noreen Dubi- and then proudly enlisted in ansky and her husband Joseph the United States Army. He of Deer eld, NH, as well as was active during World War II, many other dear nieces, neph- and spent much of his time in ews, and loved ones. Europe, ending in Berlin. Wil- William was the brother of liam was honorably discharged the late John Keane, Dorothy as a Corporal in 1945. Kolodziej, Margaret Keane, and Upon his return home, he Ruth Sullivan. settled down with his wife and Arrangements: Friends and daughter in Lynn. During his family are invited to call at the time in Lynn, before moving in Cuffe-McGinn Funeral Home, with his daughter in Peabody, 157 Maple St., Lynn on Thurs- William worked as a custodian day, July 22nd from 11 a.m. for the City of Lynn eld. He until 12 p.m. His Funeral Ser- was a member of the American vice will be held in the Funeral Federal State County Munici- Home at 12 p.m. Burial will PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pal Employees. In his free time, follow in Cedar Grove Ceme- William loved working on cars tery, Peabody. To leave an on- Women carry owers as they arrive for a memorial service at Oslo Cathedral in the aftermath of when he was able. He would line message or condolence, the bombing and shooting attacks on Norway’s government headquarters and a youth retreat, often refurbish and sell vehi- please visit www.cuffemcginn. in Oslo. cles he worked on. Above all com. else though, William loved his family; and the time he spent Breivik survivors keep ghting with his wife, daughter, grand- for their vision of Norway By Mark Lewis The victims of the Utoya for society, it was very im- but also so were a lot of Vivien A (Covino) Regan, 90 ASSOCIATED PRESS massacre came from towns portant to raise up again the extremists throughout and villages throughout and ght back through the last decade that should 1931 - 2021 STAVANGER, Norway — Norway, turning a person- more of the good work we have been caught by our On the 10th anniversary of al tragedy into a collective knew we could do," he said. social system," he said. PEABODY - Vivien A (Covino) Norway's worst peacetime Regan of Peabody, formerly of trauma for many of the "Before 22 July, politics Since the July 22 attacks, slaughter, survivors of country's 5.3 million in- was important, afterwards Ihler has become an expert Saugus and Winthrop, passed Anders Behring Breivik's habitants. Survivors were it became about life and in countering radicaliza- away peacefully on July 17, assault worry that the rac- joined by a shaken popula- death." tion, founding the Khali- 2021, at the Melrose-Wake- ism which nurtured the tion who were determined After hearing about the fa-Ihler Institute for Peace eld Hospital. She was the de- anti-Islamic mass murder- voted wife of the late Walter J. to show that Norway Oslo bombing on the "dark- Building and Counter Ex- er is re-emerging in a na- Regan, with whom she shared would become more — not est day of all of our lives," tremism, advising Euro- tion known for its progres- over sixty years of marriage. No less — tolerant and reject he remembers his friends pean Union and chairing sive politics. doubt Dad was waiting with the worldview that moti- telling each other they a panel at the Global In- Most of Breivik's 77 vic- open arms. vated the killer. were in the safest place ternet Forum to Counter tims on July 22, 2011, were Born in Boston, she was the A decade later, some on earth. Within minutes, Terrorism. teen members of the Labor daughter of the late Joseph (Gi- survivors believe that col- the gunre and screaming Planning the attack Party — idealists enjoying useppe) Covino who emigrated lective determination is began on the island. Today from his mother's home in their annual camping trip from Italy and Eva (Studzinska) waning. Lysoe spends a lot of his Oslo, Breivik tapped into who emigrated from Poland. on the tranquil, wooded "What was very positive time warning young people island of Utoya, in a lake an online ecosystem that Vivien grew up in Winthrop and after the terror attacks about the dangers of right- demonized Islam and cast was a proud graduate of WHS, northwest of Oslo, the cap- was that people saw this wing extremism. in doubt Europe's Chris- Class of 1949 (the 49ers). ital. Today many survivors as an attack on the whole In the years following the tian future. Ihler, who has She was also proud not to cole Regan, Jill, Katie and Sa- are battling to keep their of Norway. It was a way of attack, Norway's security be a member of the Naughty mantha Wallace, and Jack and vision for their country spoken with scores of re- showing solidarity," said police, the PST, continued formed extremists, says Niner’s. Her mom, Eva (pro- Caitlyn Regan; and by two great alive. to rank Islamists as more Aukrust. "But that has dis- these internet echo cham- nounced Ev ah) had a green grandchildren, Mason Regan "I thought that Norway appeared. It was an attack likely to carry out domestic bers need to be exposed to thumb, was an animal whisper- and Brody Walter Regan. She would positively change on a multicultural society. terrorism than right-wing different voices. er, and was terri ed of thunder loved her siblings’ children as forever after the attacks. And though it was the act extremists. "Regardless of ideolo- and lightning. When thunder her own and was the “favorite” Ten years later, that of one person, we know But after the New Zea- Auntie Bib to so many loving gy, the reasons they went rumbled through Winthrop, hasn't happened. And in that his views are shared land mosque attacks in and devoted nieces and neph- into radical environments her mom would sit on the ta- many ways, the hate we by more people today than 2019 killed 51 people, ble in the middle of the kitch- ews. Their love for our mom are all somewhat similar. see online and the threats they were 10 years ago." and a copycat attempt by en, clasping Holy Water to her was palpable and kept her It's about nding identi- against people in the La- Breivik struck at Labor Norwegian shooter Phil- chest. No lightning ever dared heart full as she prepared to bor movement have in- ty and a space where you move on to heaven. Party institutions he be- ip Manshaus just outside strike Eva’s Catholic home. Her creased," said Aasmund nd belonging. Whether it dad Joseph was a gentle and Our mom also had a legion lieved were aiding what he Oslo later that year in Aukrust, then-deputy called the "Islamization" which the killer's sister is Islamists or far-right ex- well-educated man who once of friends, and many would say tremists, the fundamental owned a sh market in Boston that she was the glue that kept leader of the Labor Youth of Norway. Dressed as a died, Norway's security Wing who helped organize policeman, he landed on police changed its annual problem they have is liv- and died in his beloved Italy. them together all these years. ing in environments with It is impossible to reect upon the camp. Utoya, shooting dead 69 assessments. It now ranks Vivien was a dear and diversity," he said. "The dedicated sister to Rose Lar- our mom’s life without thinking Today he's a national members of the youth wing the two forms of extrem- tricky part is helping them son, Connie Mustone, Gloria of all her Pals. Before she died, lawmaker campaigning for and injuring scores more. ism at the same danger Panarello, Grace Price, Jo- she told me to “tell my Pals I a nationwide inquiry into He had earlier murdered level. build comfort with that di- sephine Natale, and Francis love them”. And that she did. the right-wing ideology eight people in a bomb at- "As we progressed into versity." (Frank) Covino - the only son of To our Mother, Grandmother, that inspired the killer. tack at government build- 2013 and 2014, European Ihler still believes in a proud Italian father, and that Great Grandmother, Sister, Aukrust ran from the ings in Oslo. migration and IS became the power of traditional made him a big deal. Mom Aunt, and Friend, we are so bullets ying through "It wasn't random that it the prisms that we saw Norwegian values such as and her sisters were affection- lucky to call you ours. 90 years the forest then lay hid- was our summer camp that terror through. Norway democracy and rehabili- ally known as CBS (the Covino on earth is quite the accom- den for three terrifying was attacked. The hatred went back to a narrative tation in solving societal Broadcasting System) based plishment. What an honor it hours while he saw friends was against us because of of extremism being largely problems. on their timely and ef cient was to share our time with you. murdered nearby. A vo- our values of openness and foreign," said Bjoern Ihler, Breivik struck at all of dissemination of local “news” Service Information: Friends cal proponent of properly inclusiveness," said Sin- who escaped the bullets by these, testing not only the from one sibling to the next, a and family are invited to at- reckoning with the racism dre Lysoe, a survivor from swimming in frigid waters country's commitment to telephone line Vivien manned tend Vivien’s Funeral Mass on and xenophobia in Norway, Utoya who is now the gen- around the island to safety. tolerance and inclusiveness with her family and friends for Wednesday, July 21, 2021, at Aukrust has been the tar- eral secretary of the Labor "There is a failure in but also to nonviolence and the rest of her life. 10:30 a.m. at Saint Adelaide’s get of online abuse, includ- Party's Youth Wing. self-re ection. We are merciful justice. Yet he still Vivien is survived by her Church, 708 Lowell Street, ing receiving the message "After Utoya, it was too missing the fact that An- benets from a justice sys- sons Tim (Deb) Regan, Paul Peabody, MA. In lieu of owers, that "we wish Breivik had hard for many people to go ders Breivik and Man- tem that favors rehabilita- Regan, Matt (Kathy) Regan, donations may be made in her done his job." back to politics. For me and shaus were Norwegian, tion over vengeance. Jack (Michaela) Regan and her name to Saint Jude at www. daughter who was her “heart”, stjude.org. For the on-line obit- the aptly named Joy (Andrew) uary visit www.ccbfuneral.com Wallace; her beloved grandchil- Under- re Olympic composer dren, Chris and TJ (Stephanie) Regan, Alex, Matthew and Ni- steps down over past bullying By Yuri Kageyama and sparked a backlash Some critics had said he Cabinet Secretary Katsu- and Mari Yamaguchi on social media plus de- should hold a news con- nobu Kato said Oyama- ASSOCIATED PRESS mands for his resignation. ference and apologize in da's past bullying goes Games organizers said person. Others questioned against government policy TOKYO — Keigo Oya- on Sunday that he would why he hadn't apologized of achieving an inclusive mada, a Japanese compos- stay on because he had earlier. society and "cannot be tol- er working on the Tokyo shown remorse. Hours af- Oyamada, whose works erated." Olympics opening ceremo- ter Oyamada submitted have been compared to the Later Monday, organiz- ny, resigned on Monday his resignation, they re- American rock musician ers said a segment of the after coming under re versed their position and Beck, talked about the music Oyamada composed for bullying classmates called his actions "abso- abuse in Japanese maga- for Friday's opening cer- during his childhood. lutely unacceptable", say- zine interviews he gave in emony will not be used, "I sincerely accept the ing their earlier decision the 1990s. NHK public television Stories live on. opinions and advice I have to let him stay on in light In a statement on Sun- and other Japanese media received, express my grat- of his apology, and the day, Atsuko Kubo, head reported. He will also be Tell theirs. itude, and will keep them short time left before the of an association of fam- removed from his planned in mind for my future ac- opening ceremony, was ilies of the mentally dis- role in the Paralympics tions and thoughts," he "wrong." abled, "strongly protested" opening ceremony, NHK Share your loved one’s story. said on his Twitter and "We offer our deepest against Oyamada's past said. [email protected] | 781-593-7700 Facebook accounts. apologies for the offense actions and said it was Friday's ceremony will "I apologize from the and confusion caused to disturbing he had target- be held without specta- bottom of my heart." so many during this time," ed the disabled, who were tors in an effort to curb Reports of his past abuse organizers said. less likely to ght back, the spread of coronavirus In partnership with of classmates, including Oyamada, 52, also and that he still bragged infections, although some those with disabilities, known as Cornelius, apol- about it years later. ofcials, guests and media surfaced online recently ogized online last week. Earlier Monday, Chief will attend. TUESDAY JULY 20, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Target list of Israeli hack- for-hire rm widens By Frank Bajak ASSOCIATED PRESS BOSTON — Human rights and press freedom activists are up in arms about a new report on NSO Group, the notori- ous Israeli hacker-for-hire company. The report, by a global media consortium, expands public knowledge of the target list used in NSO’s military-grade spy- ware. According to the re- port, that now not only in- cludes journalists, rights activists and opposition FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS political gures, but also Human rights activists are up in arms about a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS people close to them. new report on an Israeli hacker group. Texas State Rep. Senfronia Thompson, dean of the Texas House of Rep- The groups have decried resentatives, speaks as Democratic members of the Texas legislature the virtual absence of tivists and several heads Fifty people close to hold a news conference at the Capitol in Washington. regulation of commercial of state. Among the jour- Mexico’s president, An- surveillance tools. If the nalists were employees dres Manuel Lopez Ob- allegations of widespread of The Associated Press, rador, were also on the Texas Democrats see walkout targeting by NSO’s Peg- Reuters, CNN, The Wall potential target list. They asus malware are even Street Journal, Le Monde include his wife, children, partly true, U.N. High and The Financial Times. aides and cardiologist. Lo- as the way out of party slump Commissioner for Human Amnesty was able to ex- pez Obrador was in oppo- Rights Michelle Bachelet amine the smartphones sition at the time. A Mexi- By Paul J. Weber bolted for Washington in a GOP’s sweeping elections said in a statement, a of 67 individuals on the can reporter whose phone ASSOCIATED PRESS dramatic gambit to block bill back home, Democrats “red line has been crossed list, nding evidence of number was added to the the bill, it was a signi - must stay out of Texas for again and again with total an attempted or success- list in that time period, AUSTIN, Texas — Jas- cant strategic victory for 19 more days, at which impunity.” ful Pegasus infection on Cecilio Pineda, was assas- mine Crockett, a Black Crockett and a group of point Republican Gov. Greg The new investigation, 37. Its investigators found sinated in 2017. civil rights lawyer and one newer Texas lawmakers, Abbott says he will imme- based on leaked data of that the phone of Wash- After Mexico, the largest of the youngest lawmak- including Black and Lati- diately call another special unspeci ed origin, builds ington Post journalist Ja- share of potential targets ers in Texas, was just a no members, whose in- session to try for a third signi cantly on previous mal Khashoggi’s ancee, were in the Middle East, few months into her rst stincts are more inclined time to pass the measure. efforts. Paris-based jour- Hatice Cengiz, was infect- where Saudi Arabia is re- term in the Legislature to confrontational politics. Nationwide, younger nalism nonpro t For- ed just four days after he ported to be among NSO when Republicans were If their long-suffering par- progressives elected to of- bidden Stories and the was killed in the Saudi clients. Also on the list on the cusp of passing new ty is to nd a way out of ce are pushing a more human rights group Am- Consulate in Istanbul in were numbers in France, limits on when and how the wilderness in Texas, aggressive strategy within nesty International ob- 2018. They found Pega- Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan Texans could vote. Democrats need to sharp- the Democratic Party, most tained the data and say sus on the phones of the and Pakistan, Morocco Like other Democrats, en their message and their notably in their calls to re- that it people potential co-founders of the Indian and Rwanda. she was adamantly op- elbows, they argue. write Senate rules and do targeted for surveillance independent online outlet According to the The posed to the bill. But when “The demographics are away with the libuster — by NSO’s clients. The Wire and repeat infec- Committee to Protect they discussed using ex- there for someone to win it stands in the way of fed- Journalists from the con- tions on the phones of two Journalists, there are traordinary tactics to try Texas right now. I don’t eral voting rights legisla- sortium combed through a Hungarian investigative few effective barriers to to block it — including a think it can be someone tion that Texas Democrats list of more than 50,000 journalists with the outlet prevent autocratic gov- walkout — she sensed hes- who is completely mea- say is their best hope of cellphone numbers, identi- Direkt36. ernments from using so- itancy from older, veteran sured. They have to be blunting new GOP restric- fying more than 1,000 in- The list of potential phisticated surveillance members who are more loud and outspoken,” said tions back home. A similar dividuals in 50 countries. targets included Roula technology to attempt accustomed to being the Crockett, who is the only dynamic spurred the rst They include 189 journal- Khalaf, the editor of the cowing or silencing a free minority party in the state rst-term Black legislator dramatic walkout in May, ists, 85 human rights ac- Financial Times. press. House of Representatives. in a state Capitol that still though Texas Democrats “I don’t understand. is mostly older and white. remain more uni ed. Why are we sitting here?” As Texas Democrats en- Still, they acknowledge Crockett, 40, recalled of ter the second week of their wanting their party to take the frustration among her holdout on Monday, they a harder edge as the GOP younger colleagues. “We’re are continuing their media implements a far-reaching asking legitimate ques- blitz with a town hall on conservative agenda after tions, like, ‘Can’t we leave? cable news and meetings President Donald Trump What is the problem?’” with members of Congress. lost his bid for reelection When Texas Democrats To run out the clock on the in November. Surfer Johanne Defay, of France, works out on a Surf Ranch wave during practice rounds in Lemoore, Calif.

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Female surfers overcome sexism’s toll to earn Olympic berth By Sally Ho an egalitarian national ized approach that left ASSOCIATED PRESS pastime that all genders, brand sponsors in charge ages and social classes of many of the competition LEMOORE, CALIF. — enjoyed, according to Isa- logistics, which would vary Johanne Defay of France iah Helekunihi Walker, a widely from one event to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS was devastated when Hawaii sur ng historian. another, said Greg Cruse, the mega sponsor Roxy But Christian missionar- USA Sur ng CEO. And The Bootleg Fire is seen smoldering in southern Oregon. dropped her right before ies who arrived on the is- though it wasn’t an of cial she became a pro surfer in land tried to ban sur ng rule or standard, there 2014, shattering her con - in large part because of was clearly a preference Size of Oregon wild re underscores dence and threatening her nudity — sur ng naked for the men’s game. career altogether. was common at the sports’ Sur ng schedules are de- vastness of the U.S. West “They were just like ‘Oh, inception. Though locals termined in the morning you don’t look this way, largely de ed the coloniz- based on what the ocean By Gillian Flaccus Johnston, a researcher with to the north and east, ad- you know, for, like, pic- ers, female surfers saw waves are like, and it was ASSOCIATED PRESS Oregon State University’s vancing toward an area tures,” Defay said. “And I their ranks shrink dispro- no secret that the boys’ College of Forestry who that’s increasingly remote. just felt like I was never PORTLAND, Ore. — The studies historical wild res. Evacuation orders on the portionately. and men’s competitions monstrous wild re burn- doing enough or I wasn’t “But it is burning in one of re’s southern edge, closer “When it comes to con- would be given the best ing in Oregon has grown tting in, in the way that the more remote areas of to more populous areas like trolling nudity, it’s about surf conditions, usually in to a third the size of Rhode they wanted for their the lower 48 states. It’s not Klamath Falls and Bly, have controlling female bod- the morning. Female surf- Island and spreads miles brand.” the Bay Area out there.” been lifted or relaxed as ies,” said Walker, also a ers took the scraps, if they each day, but evacuations Now, Defay is headed crews gain control. Now it’s BYU-Hawaii history pro- were invited at all. and property losses have At least 2,000 homes have to the Tokyo Olympics small, unincorporated com- fessor. “There’d be the event been minimal compared been evacuated at some for sur ng’s debut at the munities like Paisley and Even for Moore, the directors and they would with much smaller blazes point during the re and Summer Games, buoyed Long Creek — both with child prodigy who could kind of schedule things in densely populated ar- another 5,000 threatened. by an upset win against fewer than 250 people — beat the boys before grow- the way they wanted to eas of California. At least 70 homes and more and scattered homesteads reigning world champi- ing up to be — at 18 years schedule and there would The re’s jaw-dropping than 100 outbuildings have that are in the crosshairs. on Carissa Moore at the old — the youngest World be bias from the outdated size contrasted with its gone up in ames. Thick “The Bootleg Fire is high-intensity Surf Ranch Surf League champion in patriarchy. It’s changed relatively small impact smoke chokes the area threatening ranch houses competition last month. history, she’s said she’s immensely,” Cruse said. “It on people underscores the where residents and wild- that are in pretty far-ung Though there’s much also struggled with her took a while for the women vastness of the American life alike have already been areas,” Johnston said. excitement and renewed body image. Moore is 28 to complain about it.” West and offers a reminder dealing with months of “There are no suburbs in enthusiasm for the wom- now and has spoken open- A turning point came in that Oregon, which is larg- drought and extreme heat. that area.” en’s game, years of objec- ly about starving herself 2013, when new ownership er than Britain, is still a No one has died. ti cation, pay disparities as a teenager, only to took over the professional largely rural state, despite Pushed by strong winds and an opportunity gap binge eat later, and once league and the rebranded being known mostly for its from the southwest, the have taken their toll. 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E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Extend early voting M§¢ H. S¢¢ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. GŸ C¡Ÿ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. Monica Connell Healey W J. K S ¢ Y P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Deputy Editor J. Patrick Norton for Lynn city elections Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  T¢  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Editorial Editor Chairman In last year’s state and vation forced by necessity Common sense and po- Customer Service PUBLISHERS federal elections, Massa- that we should keep. litical analysis all suggest Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 chusetts allowed voters to To date, the Massachu- that some form of vote- Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 send their ballots by mail setts Legislature has yet by-mail and early voting Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 or vote early at City Hall. to carry these options will become a permanent Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 More than half of Lynn forward to the municipal part of voting in Massa- 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 voters voted by mail or elections this fall. There Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 chusetts. Past experience Ext. 2 Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 voted early in person. De- are competing bills still shows that these changes Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 spite the pandemic, voter being debated in the legis- Classi ed/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 encourage more voters to turnout in Lynn was mas- lature that aim to increase classi [email protected] participate. John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 sive. voter access in different Higher turnout is good ways. The cost of voting by Subscriptions [email protected] for our democracy. As Those debates are im- mail and early voting to a community, we make portant. Changes to the the City is manageable, Circulation better decisions when most foundational process but the state can and [email protected] more people are engaged. of our democracy — the should reimburse the City Making it easier to vote vote — should not be tak- for any increase over what Ext. 3 also helps those with the en lightly. the City had already bud- Newsroom highest barriers to voting: In the meantime, the geted. [email protected] people working long or un- changes temporarily in- A failure to implement [email protected] EDITORIAL predictable hours, people stalled in 2020 should be a temporary solution this Ext. 4 with demanding caretak- carried forward while the fall is in effect suppressing ing responsibilities, people permanent changes are those incremental voters Sports with mobility issues. debated and implemented for this year only for no [email protected] The state offered vote- in due course. Legislators reason but poor planning. Throwing a Ext. 5 by-mail and extra early are working on the tempo- State of cials should al- rary extension, but quick voting hours because of low early voting and vote- Retail and Online public health concerns passage is essential be- by-mail in Lynn this fall, Advertising spotlight on Peabody during the pandemic. It cause time is running out. [email protected] was a resounding suc- Voting access is import- and city of cials should cess. Turnout increased ant every year. It is par- press them to do so. ADVERTISING statewide. The integri- ticularly important in Jared Nicholson is a can- development didate for mayor of Lynn. Ernie Carpenter Jr. ty of the vote was main- Lynn this year as the city Director of Advertising tained. Election of cials prepares to choose its next He is currently a member and Business Development, ext. 1355 Development is a contentious subject and workers rose to the mayor, with Mayor Thom- of the Lynn School Com- [email protected] in Peabody and City Councilor Anne occasion and demonstrat- as M. McGee choosing not mittee and a law professor ed that this was one inno- to run for reelection. at Northeastern University. Ralph Mitchell Manning-Martin has been the loudest Sales Representative, ext. 1313 voice questioning citywide development [email protected] policy by calling public access to devel- opment project discussions insuf cient LETTER TO THE EDITOR Patricia Whalen — until now. Sales Representative, ext. 1310 Ward 4 City Council candidate Julie [email protected] Daigle has pledged, in a campaign ad- A tribute to Louis A. Gallo BUSINESS OFFICE vertisement, to hold developers more accountable and protect the quality of To the editor: most people here don’t the lilacs for years, as well Susan J. Conti life of city residents. even know the location of as to trim, straighten and Controller, ext. 1288 “I believe in responsible development Louis A. Gallo was a true Swampscott’s lilac arbore- properly care for the lilacs [email protected] that bene ts all of us, not just the de- friend, teacher, artist, vi- tum. that have been neglected Ted Grant veloper,” Daigle states in the advertise- sionary, writer, storytell- Ours is located on Mon- for a number of years. Publisher, ext. 1234 ment. er, leader, team player, ument Avenue, just be- As a guarantee that this [email protected] Her words echo the typical municipal jokester and humorist, as yond Gov. Charlie Baker’s is done in perpetuity, per- reformer’s election campaign pledge. well as the most generous house extending up to and haps it would help for a Marian Kinney But it’s fair to say Daigle walks her talk. human being we have ever including parts of How- Town Meeting member ext. 1212 [email protected] A lifelong Peabody resident, she is the known. His knowledge of land Park. to sponsor an article for general manager at Mills58 on Pulaski Swampscott history was Lady Deborah Moody Town Meeting making Will Kraft Street. Prior to that, she was the execu- legendary. — the second owner of this action more of cial Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 tive director of the Peabody Area Cham- No one else could com- The Sir John Humphrey and permanent. [email protected] ber of Commerce. pete with what alone House — was labeled “a Louis A. Gallo and the Daigle worked for three Peabody may- comes to a tie vote in this dangerous woman” and town of Swampscott de- Paula Villacreses ors over the span of her 20-year career area. He was tops and the was forced to leave Mas- serve a guarantee that A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 [email protected] in public service. She spent a little more No. 1 person to seek out sachusetts because of her this town treasure re- than ve-and-a-half years working in for answers to your ques- religious beliefs. mains and is maintained Mike Shanahan the Community Development and Plan- tions about Swampscott. Louis Gallo was the vi- for eternity. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 ning of ce. His accomplishments sionary who imagined this Rest in peace, Louie, and [email protected] Her experience gives Daigle a plat- for the bene t of the town beautiful and special ar- be assured the town of form for commenting on citywide con- Jim Wilson were many, but the one we boretum by having lilacs Swampscott and its res- cerns about Peabody development. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 both consider his “jewel planted and paid for by idents will properly care In the 90-second advertisement, Dai- [email protected] in the crown” is Swamp- people who could name a for and keep this beautiful gle discusses the Kings Residences proj- CIRCULATION ect slated for 15 King St., the former scott’s Lady Deborah bush in memory of a spe- asset forever. Someday in site of the J.B. Thomas Hospital and Moody Lilac Arboretum. cial person in their life as the future we may even Lisa Mahmoud Cura Healthcare facility. Who else but Louie could well as to have the arbore- see thousands of people Manager, ext. 1239 Daigle said the Kings Residences proj- have brought such a large, tum named in memory of viewing Swampscott’s li- [email protected] ect calls for a 133-unit condominium unique and beautiful asset Lady Deborah Moody. It lacs just as they already complex consisting of three ve-story to Swampscott? The Ar- was Louie who made this do at The Arnold Arbore- CUSTOMER SERVICE buildings nearly 50 feet high on just nold Arboretum in Jamai- happen. tum. La’ Mosha Ball three acres of land in what is primarily ca Plain has fewer variet- A way that the town Douglas B. Maitland Customer Service, ext. 1276 a residential neighborhood. ies, as well as number of could now honor Louie Duncan H. Maitland [email protected] “Unfortunately, the housing proposal lilacs, than ours, but they would be for it to step up Board of Governor for King Street is not responsible and boast thousands of visitors and nally trim or even Members GRAPHICS does not represent the best interests of in May when the lilacs are possibly remove the large Swampscott Historical in bloom. By comparison, trees that have shaded Society, Inc. Trevor Andreozzi either our neighborhood or our city as a Designer whole,” she added. [email protected] Kings Residences is one of several 40B LETTER TO THE EDITOR projects that have either been approved Edwin Peralta Jr. or proposed in Peabody. As projects de- Designer veloped to meet state affordable hous- Mental health and deadly force [email protected] ing objectives, 40B projects received NEWSROOM streamlined local approval. To the editor: capable of safely respond- ventions turning to deadly Several other proposed developments ing to a situation involv- force. Mike Alongi enjoy so-called “40B-friendly” status, In your recent opinion ing several agitated and Whether or not this is Sports Editor, ext. 1228 meaning they have support from the article, “Unarmed re- upset, or traumatized and exceptional is immaterial: [email protected] City. They include a 60-unit project on sponse and unanswered impaired individuals?” Mental-health interven- Gayla Cawley Dearborn Road behind Sonic Restau- questions” (Item, July This remains to be seen, tion should never lead to rant and one off Farm Avenue. News Editor, ext. 1236 17), you raise questions of course, but unstated is death. This is the core of [email protected] But other developments, including about the approach of the the bias toward the status the argument, and to see ones on Oak Street, Endicott Street and All Lynn Emergency Re- quo embedded in the ques- it glossed over does no jus- Allysha Dunnigan Wallis Street, have been proposed and sponse Team and its un- tion. Can police do this? tice to the issue. Reporter, ext. 1302 a proposed 220-unit apartment complex armed approach to inter- Time has shown again and [email protected] on a 7.7-acre parcel of land off Winona vention, most importantly again that they cannot, Aria Stewart Spenser Hasak and Newbury streets remains under “Will ALERT members be with mental-health inter- Salem scrutiny. Photographer, ext. 1332 In April, at a standing-room-only com- [email protected] munity meeting organized by Ward 5 Councilor Joel Saslaw, several residents Thor Jourgensen Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 expressed their strong objections to the [email protected] proposal. Saslaw and other councilors have done Tréa Lavery their due diligence by holding ward Reporter, ext. 1317 meetings on development projects. But [email protected] councilors often view projects proposed in other parts of the city or downtown Jakob Menendez with a “not-my-problem” perspective. Photographer, ext. 1332 It is Manning-Martin who has spoken [email protected] the loudest about giving Peabody resi- Anne Marie Tobin dents public forums unfettered by Zoom Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 to air their objections to big develop- [email protected] ment. It just may be Daigle who sets the Sophie Yarin tone in the council race for candidates Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 to talk about the implications develop- [email protected] ment projects have on neighborhoods and the city as a whole. TECHNOLOGY 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] TUESDAY JULY 20, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- 75 Boston St. a man drove his truck into a larly arrests, re ect police records. In A report of a motor vehicle fence, left beer cans on the the event of a perceived inaccuracy, breaking and entering at 4:11 ground and stumbled into his it is the sole responsibility of the con- p.m. Monday at 501 Washing- apartment. Charles Kirby, 64, ton St. of 1102 Crane Brook Way, was cerned party to contact the relevant issued a summons for leaving police department and have the de- Overdose the scene of a motor vehicle partment issue a notice of correction accident with property damage to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- A report of an overdose at and operating a motor vehicle ications will not be made without 11:18 p.m. Sunday at 182 with a suspended license. Chestnut St. express notice of change from the A report of an opiate over- Breaking and Entering arresting police department. dose at 11:57 a.m. Monday at 12 Carnes St. A report of a breaking and LYNN entering at 7:47 a.m. Saturday Theft at Maddy’s Car Wash at 300 Arrests Andover St. Police reported a A report of a larceny at 1:04 man in his 60s broke into the Armindo Cacete, of 60 Ad- p.m. Sunday at 201 Essex St.; vacuum machine and stole ams St., was arrested on a at 9:49 p.m. Sunday at 76 $200 to $300 in change. He warrant and charged with re- Light St.; at 11:22 a.m. Mon- was reportedly driving a black sisting arrest and violating a day at 10 Heath’s Court; at Land Rover with a trailer. harassment prevention order 3:49 p.m. Monday at 86 Rich- A breaking and entering was at 8:03 a.m. Monday. ardson Road. reported at 9:48 a.m. Monday Frances Fenimore, 25, of at 25 Shore Drive. Police re- 39 Boylston St., Boston, was LYNNFIELD ported someone had come to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS arrested and charged with the address last week to x the malicious wanton property Accidents crown molding and stole $600 Conservative radio talk show host Larry Elder speaks to supporters defacement and shoplifting from the dresser. during a campaign stop in Norwalk, Calif. by concealing merchandise at A report of a motor vehicle 8:49 p.m. Sunday. crash with personal injury at Complaints Jeffri Garcia, 21, of 130 1:52 a.m. Saturday on I-95 Who’s in? California recall Neptune Blvd., was arrested Northbound, Exit 61 A caller reported a coyote and charged with OUI-liquor A report of a hit-and-run mo- was going through residents’ and leaving the scene of prop- tor vehicle crash at 11:56 a.m. trash at 1:09 p.m. Saturday at erty damage at 8:01 p.m. Sun- Saturday at 324 Summer St. 2 Farm Ave. Police reported the candidate list draws confusion day. coyote was no longer on scene By Michael R. Blood ther energize GOP voters. nine independents and Roli Getella, 35, of 664 Breaking and Entering upon arrival, but there was a and Though Elder is likely to two Green Party mem- Boston St., was arrested on a good amount of trash out front. Kathleen Ronayne excite many voters, most bers. Ballots will start go- warrant and charged with num- A report of a breaking and A report of a ght at 11:12 ASSOCIATED PRESS Republicans are unlikely ing out next month in the ber plate violation to conceal entering at 4:33 a.m. Sunday to stay home if he's not on mail, and the of cial elec- p.m. Saturday at 35 Tremont SACRAMENTO, Calif. ID, operation of a motor vehicle at iStorage at 102 S Broad- the list, said Jack Pitney, tion date is Sept. 14. St. and 84 Wallis St. The victim — The of cial list of who's with a suspended license and way. A caller reported the front a professor of political sci- Each candidate is listed of the ght showed up at the running in California's re- uninsured motor vehicle/trailer of ce of iStorage was broken ence at Claremont McK- with a job title or other police station. Annamarie Cos- call election of Democratic at 12:49 p.m. Monday. into. A window was smashed, enna College. descriptor, but they are gro, 29, of 2 Mcintire Court, Apt. Gov. Gavin Newsom re- Terry Sidney, 28, of 10 Jef- but nothing appeared to be "I think Republicans not allowed to use the 2, was summoned for assault mained unsettled Sunday, ferson St., was arrested and taken from the safe. are going to show up be- word "former." Faulcon- and battery. Nicholas Anthony with conservative talk charged with trespassing at er's campaign requested Gravallese, 30, of 12 Madison radio host Larry Elder cause they hate Newsom, 4:25 p.m. Monday. Complaints Ave., Chelsea, was summoned maintaining he should not because they are par- he be listed as San Diego's for assault and battery. Renato A caller reported a boulder in be included but state of - ticular fans of any of the "retired" mayor, which J. Bouchard, 48, of 74 Wallis Accidents the middle of the road at 11 cials saying he submitted replacement candidates," state of cials are now dis- St., Apt. 2, was summoned for p.m. Sunday at 767 Walnut incomplete tax returns, a Pitney said. puting, Faulconer spokes- A report of a motor vehicle assault and battery. St. and 6 Gianna Drive. The requirement to run. Among other candi- man John Burke said. He crash at 11:58 a.m. Sunday At 9:40 p.m. Sunday, a caller Department of Public Works Elder's next recourse dates, former San Diego left the of ce in 2020, and at Dartmouth and Lynn eld from 5 Normandy Road report- responded to remove the boul- is to go to court to get on Mayor Kevin Faulconer's referencing his prior role streets; at 2:13 p.m. Sunday ed someone had put a suspi- der. the ballot for the Sept. 14 campaign was in a dis- would help boost his name at Commercial and S Common cious package in his mailbox. election, which he tweeted pute with state of cials identi cation. streets; at 5:12 p.m. Sunday An of cer reported the pack- late Sunday he may do. over whether he could Paffrath said he plans at 30 Varnum St.; at 5:23 p.m. PEABODY age was mail for the caller. Candidates are required be listed as the city's "re- to sue after he was denied Sunday at Boston and Wyman A report of suspicious activi- tired" mayor and YouTube being allowed to list him- streets; at 7:02 p.m. Sunday at to submit tax returns Arrests ty at 9:11 a.m. Monday at 154 creator Kevin Paffrath self as Kevin "Meet Kev- 45 Jackson St.; at 12:13 a.m. for the ve most recent Lynn eld St. A caller report- said he planned to sue in" Paffrath on the ballot. Monday at 150 Jenness St.; at Charles G. Kirby, 64, of 1102 taxable years and pay a ed an unknown person was to get his YouTube nick- He noted another candi- 12:17 a.m. Monday at Baker Crane Brook Way, was arrested nearly $4,200 ling fee or dumping trash on her front name on the ballot. Mean- date was cleared to run as and Laighton streets; at 7:16 and charged with negligent lawn in the middle of the night. submit 7,000 signatures. a.m. Monday at 31 Morris St.; operation of a motor vehicle, A letter to Elder shared while, Caitlyn Jenner, the Chauncey "Slim" Killens, Olympian-turned-reali- who lists himself as a re- at 2:35 p.m. Monday at Cum- OUI-liquor third offense, oper- Theft late Sunday by the secre- berland Farms at 668 Chest- ation of a motor vehicle with tary of state's of ce does ty-TV-star, was reported- tired correctional of cer. nut St.; at 2:40 p.m. Monday a suspended license for OUI, A report of a larceny at 9:35 not detail what tax infor- ly in Australia lming a No Democrat with po- at Mt Vernon and Silsbee possession of an open con- p.m. Friday at Alliance Health mation he did not include. reality show, though she litical stature decided to streets; at 5:36 p.m. Monday tainer of alcohol in a motor at Rosewood at 22 Johnson Several other candidates tweeted Friday she and run. Polls have shown at Cottage and Morris streets. vehicle and OUI while license St. A caller reported two sus- have not yet led their her campaign team are Newsom well positioned A report of a hit-and-run is suspended for OUI at 5:49 picious men entered the build- 2020 tax returns so they "in full operation." to win. But should he lose motor vehicle crash at 5:06 p.m. Friday. ing, lled a cart with items only submitted four year's The list of 41 candi- in an upset, there would a.m. Monday at 137 Chatham from the kitchen, loaded an worth of returns. dates released Saturday be no established Demo- St.; at 9:39 a.m. Monday at Accidents unknown vehicle and ed the "Politicians know I'm by the state lacked the crat among replacement 15 Franklin St.; at 3:26 p.m. area. Management was con- the only candidate who panache of the more than candidates, potentially Monday at Boston and Laurel A report of a motor vehicle tacted and advised of some will beat Gavin Newsom 100 candidates who ran opening the way for a Re- streets. crash at 1:49 p.m. Friday at security issues at the location. — and that's why they in California's last recall publican to take the seat. 161 Main St. and 2 Eagan A report of a carjacking at don't want me on the of a governor in 2003. Voters will be sent a Assaults Place; at 3:34 p.m. Friday at 1 6:13 a.m. Saturday at Dunkin’ ballot," Elder wrote on But it includes a range ballot with two questions: Main St.; at 3:44 p.m. Friday Donuts at 3 Central St. A call- Twitter. "They're using of candidates from the Should Newsom be re- A report of an assault and at Lowe Mart Liquors at 474 er reported his car was stolen shenanigans that they in- anonymous to the famous, called, and who should battery with a dangerous Lowell St.; at 5:52 p.m. Friday from the parking lot. Salem vented to block to doors to including an entertainer replace him. If more than weapon at Walmart at 780 at 220 Lowell St. and 2 Forest Police located the vehicle at the Governor's Of ce and known for putting herself half of voters say "yes" to Lynnway. St.; at 9:13 p.m. Friday at An- 280 Highland Ave. in Salem. make sure they stay in on Los Angeles billboards the rst question, then A report of an assault at dover Street and Route 128 Joseph Mandes, 40, homeless, power." in the 1980s and others whoever on the list of po- 2:03 p.m. Monday at 423 North; at 2:29 p.m. Saturday was issued a summons for When Elder announced with eye-catching names, tential replacements gets Boston St. at 303 Lowell St.; at 11:01 carjacking, aggravated assault his candidacy July 12, he like deputy sheriff Den- the most votes is the new a.m. Sunday at 2 Greenwood and battery with a dangerous instantly became one of ver Stoner, and Nickolas governor of the nation's Breaking and Entering Road and 161 Lynn St. weapon and operation of a the most recognizable Re- Wildstar, who lists him- most populous state. With A motor vehicle crash was publicans in the eld giv- self as a musician/entre- numerous candidates and A report of a breaking and motor vehicle with a suspend- reported at 3:12 p.m. Friday ed license. The owner of the en his years on talk radio preneur/father. no clear front-runner, entering at 3:44 p.m. Monday at 1102 Crane Brook Way. A and appearances on Fox The list includes 21 it's possible the someone at Boston Street Car Wash at vehicle was treated at Salem maintenance worker reported Hospital for his injuries. News, and was viewed as Republicans, eight Dem- could win with less than a candidate who could fur- ocrats, one Libertarian, 25 percent of the votes. Los Angeles hopes new mask mandate will reverse virus spike LOS ANGELES (AP) — San Francisco Bay Area were hospitalized with Los Angeles County resi- health of cials last week COVID-19 in LA County on dents are again required to urged residents to again Saturday, the highest num- wear masks indoors regard- wear masks inside public ber since April 14. There less of their vaccination buildings, of ces or busi- were four new virus-relat- status — a new mandate nesses regardless of wheth- ed deaths reported Sunday. starting this weekend that er they are vaccinated. The "The level of COVID-19 health of cials hope will counties of San Francisco, transmission we are cur- reverse the latest spikes in Santa Clara, San Mateo, rently experiencing is now coronavirus cases, hospital- Marin, Alameda, Contra leading to signi cant in- izations and deaths. Costa and Sonoma and the The rule went into ef- city of Berkeley stopped creases in serious illness fect late Saturday for the short of making face cover- and hospitalizations, and nation's largest county, ings a requirement. requires us to take imme- home to 11 million people, Other counties, including diate action to prevent ero- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS where a sharp increase in Sacramento and Yolo, are sion of our recovery efforts," Tucson Police investigators work at the scene of a house re where a COVID-19 cases is led by also strongly urging people Barbara Ferrer, the coun- body was found in Tucson, Ariz. the highly transmissible to wear masks indoors but ty's public health director, delta variant. not requiring it. said in a statement. The vast majority of new Los Angeles County's LA County Supervisor Fire ghter, paramedics wounded cases are among unvacci- mask rule, announced Kathryn Barger came out nated people, LA County Thursday, follows a winter in opposition to the new Supervisor Hilda Solis said where the region experi- mask mandate, saying by in deadly Arizona shootings Sunday. enced a massive surge in deviating from the state TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) crew around 3:45 p.m. and arm. The driver was "I'm not pleased that we infections and deaths, with rules "we create confusion — A gunman killed one Sunday, Tucson police in critical condition and have to go back to using the hospitals overloaded with and disagreement at the masks in this matter but, COVID-19 patients and person and wounded four Chief Chris Magnus told the woman was stable. local level, which hinders nonetheless, it's going to ambulances idling outside, others, including re ght- news outlets. The ambu- The suspect then drove public trust." save lives. And right now waiting for beds to open. lance was two blocks from up to the house re where Sheriff Alex Villanueva ers and paramedics, at that to me is what's most Los Angeles County re- the scene of a house re in the re but was actually he opened re on re ght- important," Solis said on ported a caseload of 1,635 said Friday his deputies Arizona before being shot on standby for another in- ers and neighbors trying ABC's " This Week." on Sunday — the 10th will not actively enforce the by an of cer, authorities cident, according to police. to douse the ames, the California has seen a straight day with more mandate, saying requiring said. The ambulance driver, a chief said. One neighbor steady rise in virus cas- than a thousand new cases. vaccinated people to wear The 35-year-old suspect, 20-year-old man, was shot was shot in the head and es since the state fully On June 15, when the state masks "is not backed by who was critically wound- in the head, and a para- died. A re ghter was reopened its economy on reopened, county health science and contradicts the ed and remains hospital- medic in the passenger shot in the arm, and an- June 15 and did away with of cials reported just 210 U.S. Centers for Disease ized, drove up to the re seat, a 21-year-old wom- other bullet grazed anoth- capacity limits and social new cases. Control and Prevention and shot at an ambulance an, was shot in the chest er neighbor's head. distancing. More than 525 people guidelines." A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY JULY 20, 2021

NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS

Vice chairman of Commission Relative to WPRI-TV reports range of assault and weap- and we’re able to help the He also maintained that Massachusetts Republican the Seal and Motto of the Ratsabout was struck in ons charges including organizations that have these aren’t “investiga- Commonwealth is gather- an area not marked with armed assault with intent stepped up to support tive stops” but focused on Party resigns ing virtually Monday. a crosswalk and had a dis- to murder, ve counts of those most in need during “agrant traf c violations The commission was ability that required him assault with a dangerous the pandemic.” that pose a serious risk to BOSTON (AP) — The created by lawmakers in to use his hands and feet weapon and ve counts The recipients of the the motoring public.” vice chairman of the Mas- 2020 law to investigate to navigate the roadway. of unlawful possession of rst round of grants were Under state law, a quota sachusetts Republican features of the of cial a large capacity rearm, selected through a lottery means “any requirement Party is stepping down. seal and motto that “may prosecutors said. system by the Rhode Is- regarding the number of The Boston Globe re- 21 rental mopeds seized for be unwittingly harmful” “The defendant’s con- land Foundation. arrests or investigative ports Tom Mountain noti- unsafe driving on Block Island and recommend design duct is dif cult to compre- They include Access To stops made, or summons- ed state committee mem- changes. NEW SHOREHAM, R.I. hend but can only be de- Recovery, Adoption Rhode es or citations issued, by bers on Sunday that he’s Members of the commis- (AP) — Police on Block Is- scribed as outrageous and Island, Boys & Girls Clubs an of cer regarding motor resigning his position be- sion include Massachu- land seized 21 mopeds af- extremely violent,” Quinn of Northern Rhode Island, vehicle traf c or parking cause of a “scurrilous and setts tribe members as ter their drivers were seen said in a statement. “He Dr. Martin Luther King violations.” demeaning” blog post. well as representatives for operating them unsafely clearly is a menace to so- Jr. Community Center, the Steve Brown of the Mountain did not name the state commission on and in violation of their ciety and needs to be kept Elisha Project, Pawtucket ACLU of Rhode Island the website but said he Indian affairs, the state rental contracts over the off the street for a very Soup Kitchen, the Refu- responded in part that was leaving as the party’s historical commission and weekend. long time to protect the gee Development Center, traf c stops are “inves- second-in-command “im- the state cultural council, New Shoreham police public.” the Rhode Island Free tigative stops” as used mediately to focus on an among other agencies. said in a release Monday The Fall River Superior Clinic, Southern Rhode in the state’s anti-quota effort to clear my name.” The panel has until Oct. that an off-duty police Court case involved four Island Volunteers, and the statute. He also said data He said in his resig- 1 to submit a revised or of cer spotted a large separate shootings in New WARM Center. continues to show signi - nation letter that he be- entirely new design for group of moped riders Bedford on October 28, The fund has a budget cant racial disparities in lieves he is “the victim of the seal and motto. Any driving erratically Sun- 2018. of $750,000, which will the department’s traf c a crime” and has retained design will be accompa- day afternoon. Police say Perry had be allocated in grants enforcement. legal counsel. nied by an educational The agency said the driv- been outside his sister’s of $10,000 to Rhode Is- The state GOP was program. ers were weaving through apartment when he sud- land nonpro t each time Police chief faces drunken planning to meet Monday Native American groups traf c, standing up while denly red off more than the state administers to discuss allegations in- driving charge have long criticized the riding and not wearing a dozen rounds into her an additional 5,000 rst volving the Mountain, the state seal as a “symbol of helmets and protective neighbor’s apartment, COVID-19 vaccine dos- MATTAPOISETT (AP) Globe reports. white supremacy” because eyewear. where a couple with three es. The state provided — The police chief in a It comes after Governor it references the defeat of Another nearby of cer young children lived. $500,000 and the Rhode Massachusetts town has Charlie Baker and other local tribes at the hands of stopped the 19 mopeds He then shot at a couple Island Foundation con- been charged with drunk- prominent state Repub- English colonists during and contacted the rental driving in their car and tributed $250,000. en driving, according to licans publicly rebuked their bloody battles centu- agencies that own them. then later at two young state police. state committeewoman ries ago. Police say the companies men walking in the street. ACLU calls on Cranston police Mattapoisett Police Deborah Martell for say- The emblem depicts a requested the vehicles be Perry was eventually ar- Chief Mary Lyons was ing in an email that she to end trafc stop quota Native American man, a impounded so that they rested when he red off arrested Saturday night was “sickened” that a gay colonist’s arm brandish- could take possession of several rounds outside his CRANSTON, R.I. (AP) in Bourne. Massachu- Republican congressio- ing a sword, and a Latin them for breaches of con- friend’s apartment. — A civil liberties organi- setts State Police said the nal candidate had adopt- phrase that reads, in part, tract. Prosecutors says no one zation on Monday called 61-year-old was arrested ed two children with his “By the sword we seek The department said it was injured in the rst on a Rhode Island city to and charged with operat- partner. peace.” also con scated two addi- two shootings but the two halt what it says is an ille- ing under the inuence of Jim Lyons, the state tional mopeds being driv- men shot multiple times gal traf c stop quota by its liquor and was cited for a party chairman, refused Police: Pedestrian struck, en erratically and on side- on the street in the third police department. marked lanes violation. to sanction Martell, but walks later on Sunday. attack suffered serious in- The American Civil Lib- The agency said a state Mountain was was among killed by vehicle in “Unsafe and aggressive juries. erties Union of Rhode Is- police trooper saw a Lex- those who said she should Providence driving will not be toler- land said the Cranston us SUV driving errati- resign. ated in New Shoreham,” 10 organizations to receive Police Department has cally just before 11 p.m. “It has been my honor PROVIDENCE, R.I. New Shoreham Police for years required of cers on Saturday on Route 28. to serve as MassGOP Vice (AP) — A 46-year-old man $10K in state COVID grants Chief Matthew Moynihan to stop a minimum of two The trooper administered Chair,” he wrote in his struck by a vehicle in said in a statement. “We PROVIDENCE, R.I. cars during their patrol Lyons a eld sobriety test resignation letter. “I hope Providence while crossing the street has died, police hope that our response to (AP) — Ten nonpro ts shifts. after pulling over her ve- others follow this example said Monday. these incidents will make from across Rhode Is- The ACLU says the pol- hicle. by ALWAYS doing what’s Phetsamone Ratsabout visitors think twice be- land will receive $10,000 icy has contributed to ra- Lyons, who didn’t re- right for our Party even had been was attempt- fore bringing bad behavior in grants as the state cial pro ling in the city spond to an email seek- when those decisions re- ing to cross the street at with them on vacation.” reached the rst mile- south of Providence. The ing comment pleaded not quire personal sacri ce.” around 11:30 p.m. Sunday stone of its RI Gives Vax organization said any in- guilty during her brief ar- Shooter sentenced to prison Challenge, Democrat- dividuals who believe they raignment Monday in Fal- Commission meeting to when he was struck by an SUV. He was rushed to for rampage that injured 2 ic Gov. Dan McKee an- may have been victims of mouth District Court and review controversial state Rhode Island Hospital in nounced Monday. unnecessary stops under was released. seal, ag Providence where he was NEW BEDFORD (AP) The Democrat said 5,000 the quota policy should She faces a misdemean- pronounced dead. — A man who went on a more Rhode Islanders re- contacts its of ce. or charge of operating BOSTON (AP) — A state Police say the driver shooting rampage in New ceived at least one dose of Cranston Police Chief under the inuence and commission tasked with stopped immediately and Bedford around Hallow- COVID-19 vaccine. Michael Winquist con- was also issued a civil vi- reviewing and suggesting cooperated with their in- een in 2018 has been “This is a win-win for rmed the long stand- olation. changes to Massachusetts’ vestigation. sentenced to serve 15 to Rhode Island, our local ing traf c stop policy but Town Administrator Mi- seal and motto, which in- They said the driver 20 years in state prison, nonpro ts and the com- stressed there’s no re- chael Lorenco declined cludes a controversial de- showed no signs of oper- Bristol County District munities they serve,” quirement that an of cer to comment on Lyons’ job piction of a Native Amer- ating under the inuence Attorney Thomas Quinn McKee said. “Through the issue two traf c tickets status, saying town of - ican man, is meeting for and that distracted driv- III said Monday. RI Gives Vax Challenge, per shift, which would vio- cials are examining the the rst time. ing does not appear to be Joshua Perry, 28, plead- we’re getting healthier, late the state law banning details of the case, The The 19-member Special a factor. ed guilty on June 28 to a we’re raising awareness, ticket quotas. Boston Globe reports. State using $186M of COVID funds for health care, workforce BOSTON (AP) — Mas- gress earlier this year. The than 40 are from out of sachusetts will use $186 majority of that funding is state. They said more 90 million in federal aid for controlled by the Demo- percent of those infected the coronavirus pandem- cratic-led legislature. were men and that their ic to help struggling hos- Baker has proposed us- median age is 35. Of cials pitals, bolster the local ing nearly $3 billion to- said they’re also investi- This undated health care workforce and ward a range of housing, gating how many of those photo released invest in workforce train- economic development, job infected were already vac- by the FBI ing efforts, Republican training, health care and cinated. shows Boston Gov. Charlie Baker an- infrastructure priorities. “I think this last week nounced Monday. and since July 4th is just mobster James A look at other coronavi- The governor said $55 rus-related developments a reminder to us that “Whitey” million will go towards in Massachusetts: yes, COVID is still here,” Bulger. health and human ser- P-TOWN MASK Barnstable County Chief vices’ workforce develop- ADVISORY Health Of cer Sean FILE PHOTO | ment, another $50 million A popular tourist town O’Brien said. ASSOCIATED PRESS for hospitals facing major on Cape Cod issued a new BU VACCINE nancial shortfalls, $31 mask-wearing advisory on REQUIREMENT million for inpatient psy- Monday after more than Boston University said FBI releases trove of records chiatric acute facilities 100 people tested positive Monday that all employ- and $50 million to help following the Fourth of ees returning to campus train an estimated 15,000 July holiday. in the fall will be required on gangster ‘Whitey’ Bulger unemployed or underem- The public health advi- to be vaccinated against ployed people to learn new sory from Provincetown COVID-19. BOSTON (AP) — The The newspaper says the a series of gangland slay- skills in manufacturing, of cials encourages resi- University President FBI has released hun- records show the FBI was ings and other crimes health care, information dents and visitors to the Robert Brown said the dreds of pages of records tracking Bulger and other while also working as an technology and construc- town, a popular LGBTQ+ school decided to impose from notorious Boston “different hoodlum groups FBI informant who ratted tion. summer destination, to the mandate after a sur- mobster James “Whitey” in the Boston area” that on the New England mob, “Our administration is resume wearing masks in- vey indicated that more Bulger’s le. were involved in loan-shark- his gang’s main rival. putting this $186 million doors, regardless of their than 70 percent of faculty The Boston Herald re- ing in the early 1970s. Bulger ed Boston in late to work now because many vaccination status. It also and nearly 74 percent of ports the 300 pages of The records also detail a 1994 after his FBI handler communities throughout urges crowded venues and staff are currently or will heavily redacted records horse racing scheme that warned him he was about Massachusetts — espe- other businesses where be vaccinated by Aug. 1. show the agency was involved bribing jockeys to be indicted and was one cially low-income fami- social distancing isn’t pos- “These totals are sig- aware that Bulger was and drugging horses to x of America’s most wanted lies and communities of sible to verify that patrons ni cantly below what we involved in loan-shark- races at tracks in Boston, color — have been dis- are vaccinated. need to safely return our ing, horse- xing and other Pennsylvania, New Jersey men before being arrested in California in 2011. proportionately impacted The advisory was ap- campuses to near-nor- crimes before recruiting and Las Vegas to bene- by COVID-19 and cannot proved during an emer- mal operation in the fall,” Bulger was killed in fed- him as an informant. t mobsters operating in wait for assistance,” Baker gency meeting Monday Brown wrote in a letter to eral prison in West Virginia The FBI says the re- those areas. said in a statement. with the town’s select faculty and staff. cords were posted on the Bulger led a largely Irish in 2018. Authorities have The spending is part of board and board of health. He said the university agency’s Vault public re- mob that ran loan-shark- not charged anyone with his $200 million designat- Dr. Catherine Brown, will offer walk-in vaccina- cords database earlier this ing, gambling and drug killing, but law enforcement ed to the governor to re- of the state Department tion clinics and that vacci- month and will be the rst rackets in the Boston area. of cials said at the time spond to the immediate of Public Health, said the nations must be complet- in a series of records re- He was convicted in that two Massachusetts needs of the pandemic. It state has alerted other ju- ed by Sept. 2. leased on Bulger. 2013 in connection with mobsters were suspects. represents just a sliver of risdictions about the clus- The college, like others the roughly $5.3 billion ter of cases tied to Prov- in the Boston-area, has Massachusetts received incetown. already said vaccinations under the nearly $2 tril- Local of cials said the will be mandatory for Catch up with your lion coronavirus stimulus majority are Massachu- all students returning to favorite team package approved by Con- setts residents but more campus in the fall. in Item Sports! ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! Call Customer Service to place an ad. 781-593-7700, ext. 2 TUESDAY JULY 20, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Eagle Scouts soar in Lynn eld

SCOUTS sex North Shore Agricul- funding and installing a ing programs. MacPher- worked together to build a they must serve actively From A1 tural & Technical School, new entryway sign and son is a rising senior at new public access walking for six months in at least Alphen will attend the landscaping concept for Lynnfield High School. and jogging path in the one position of responsibil- they have had and the University of Massachu- St. Joseph’s Church on Wehle worked with the town’s Pine Hill Lot off ity, as well as plan, devel- relationships they make setts - Lowell in the fall. Union Street in Lynn. He Lynnfield Conservation Durham Drive. op and give leadership to will all serve them well in Miller’s service project led a team that raised Commission to plan and The new trail provides others in a service project their future studies and consisted of fundraising more than $4,000 for the deliver improvements to an off-road training helpful to a religious insti- career endeavors.” for the construction and project. A 2021 graduate the town’s Partridge Is- course for the Lynnfield tution, school or their com- Alphen’s Eagle Scout installation of two new of Lynnfield High, he will land Trail. A new trail High cross-country team, munity. project was aimed at sup- benches for the front of attend Massachusetts gateway sign was created as well as recreational They must also demon- porting the Centre Con- Centre Congregational Maritime Academy in the and installed, and main- opportunities in the previ- strate that they live by gregational Church. His Church. As part of the fall. tenance was performed on ously-unused, town-owned the principles of the Scout team of volunteers per- project, Miller also com- MacPherson’s service the popular recreational land. A 2021 Lynnfield Oath and Law in their dai- formed several mainte- pleted the construction project involved a com- path. A 2021 graduate of High graduate, Madden ly lives. They are required nance and improvement and installation work. prehensive survey of trees St. John’s Prep, Wehle will will attend the University projects for the church, “The benches are fre- located in the Lynnfield attend the University of of Massachusetts - Am- to earn 21 merit badges, including improvements quently used by people en- Common and surround- Rochester in the fall. herst this fall. including 13 that are man- to the Tower Day play- joying the town’s historic ing areas. The survey Madden’s service project The requirements to be- dated, and take part in a ground, renovation of the common,” said Forrest of included identification, was developed in conjunc- come an Eagle Scout are scoutmaster conference. benches at the back of the Miller, who also graduated condition and geographic tion with the Lynnfield rigorous. Scouts must be Finally, scouts must suc- church, rehabilitation of from Essex Tech and cur- information system (GIS) High Athletic Depart- active in their troop, team, cessfully complete an Ea- the antique window hard- rently attended Plymouth information of the trees. ment, the town’s Conser- crew or ship for a period of gle Scout Board of Review. ware in the chapel and State College. This data will be used by vation Commission and at least six months after Anne Marie Tobin can be general cleaning. For Trainor, his project the town to plan for future the Department of Pub- achieving the rank of Life reached at atobin@item- A 2021 graduate of Es- consisted of developing, tree restoration and plant- lic Works. The entities Scout. While a Life Scout, live.com. Salvation Army Celebrate Literacy Day throwing a back- celebrating Lynn residents

LITERACY honored to be named as a happy to be chosen for the ones, folks long forgotten to-school party From A1 recipient and highlighted award, saying that she has and those who have been the importance of literacy. been following the group able to be remembered, is PARTY The Salvation Army — for these awards and cho- “Our economy is en- for years and has always so important. Literacy has From A1 in partnership with Shop sen by CLD committee hanced when learners wanted to be a recipient. the power to connect us, Sync and the Lynn Public members for their work in have higher literacy lev- “I was really excited,” to educate us about the to get to. Now that the Library — will accept do- the community and dedi- els and that is why I am McClain said. greater world around us, bash is being hosted lo- nations of backpacks, pen- cation to literacy. so happy that this group Having worked in the as well as what’s going on cally, Johnson said she is cils, notebooks, crayons, Since the committee continues to honor people area of early childhood right here in our own com- “excited to rev it up. markers, erasers, sharp- received a large number and recognizes people that for years, McClain said munity.” “The tricky part about eners, colored pencils, of nominations this year, make a difference in our she knows how important Thurston said that by an event like this is hav- folders, binders, pencil CLD’s Committee Chair city to create awareness,” literacy is and loves how including and celebrat- ing enough supplies for cases and any other types Saritin Rizzuto said it Alinsug said. “I have been this group focuses on and ing the voices and stories everybody,” she said. of school supplies. was a very tough decision an international schol- spreads awareness of it that have traditionally not The amount of school In addition to receiving to choose the recipients; ar during my high school throughout the community. been seen or heard, the supplies depends on the donations, attendees can that’s why they created days and I am extra hon- Rizzuto said the commit- value and impact of liter- number of donations re- spend the day playing another award this year. ored because this is my tee added the Untold Sto- acy is increased. “There are so many peo- ceived, so Johnson said games, snacking, meeting first Lynn award.” ries award this year spe- Each individual recip- the amount varies. Al- ple that do so much for the Alinsug said he has re- cifically for Thurston; she Salvation Army officers ient will be honored at though attendees do not community, but we felt as ceived international, na- received the honor for her an event on Sept. 1 at and local officials and need to RSVP, the school if these three recipients tional and state awards dedication to telling the the Lynn Museum, along dancing to music. supplies will be distribut- had to be highlighted,” for his work with commu- stories of the people from with the CLD Organiza- “We did something like ed on a first-come, first- Rizzuto said. nity health, youth advoca- Lynn and for thinking tion of the Year, Girls Inc. this last year, but it was served basis. The ELLA award, which cy and vaccine research, outside the box, especial- The money raised at the A bulk of the donations more lowkey and not many began as an award solely but “never in Lynn, so this ly through the museum’s event will benefit all of the come from Walmart, which students needed school for women, acknowledges award is special because it “Untold Stories: A History award recipients. has a national agreement supplies, since everyone the leadership of an indi- came from my city.” of Black People in Lynn” Alinsug, McClain and with the Salvation Army. was at home,” Johnson vidual in the community The committee chose exhibition. Thurston will be awarded Donation bins will also said. “Now that people are — with a focus on literacy McClain because of her “It is such an incredible $500 to donate to a non- be dispersed at the local returning to school, we’re — who goes above and be- work with the North Shore honor to be selected for the profit of their choice, and Walmarts on the Lynnway hoping to see a big turn- yond by giving back, and Juneteenth Association Untold Stories Award, and Girls Inc. will receive the in Lynn and on Broadway out and hopefully receive working with programs and her longtime work in I really share this award rest of the funds. in Saugus. a lot of donations.” and residents to make a early childhood and dedica- with Lynn Museum/Lyn- Due to COVID-19, tick- “Last year, we ran out Donations will be ac- difference. tion to promoting literacy. nArts and the entire team ets for the fall event will of school supplies in an cepted until Aug. 25 at Rizzuto said the commit- Committee member Di- who worked on our “Un- be limited to 75. Tick- hour,” Johnson said. “So the Walmart locations and tee chose Alinsug because ana Moreno said they also told Stories: A History of ets and donations can be we encourage everyone to Salvation Army. he is “such a giving indi- chose McClain because “she Black People in Lynn” ex- found online at www.cele- donate whatever they can Allysha Dunnigan can vidual, who seems like his doesn’t just serve Lynn, but hibition,” Thurston said. brateliteracyday.org. so there is more supplies be reached at adunnigan@ goal in life is to help oth- also served for the United “Highlighting voices in Allysha Dunnigan can for the students in need.” itemlive.com. ers and the community.” States in the Army.” our community, the stories be reached at adunnigan@ Alinsug said he was very McClain said she was of our families and loved itemlive.com. Peabody and Salem program is schooling parents

PARENTCHILD+ gram, which offers virtual From A1 training to parent leaders. “We are thrilled to be To support healthy de- accepted as ambassadors velopment and education- this year,” said Superin- al success, families receive tendent of Schools Dr. Josh 32 twice-weekly, one-on- Vadala. “The program one 30-minute visits with supports a number of fam- a trained early learning ilies with preschool-aged specialist. Parents are also children.” provided with connections Connelly said the city is to community resources, looking to hire additional educational services and staff for its programs to free access to the Ages and replace former employees Stages developmental and who left when the city’s social-emotional question- programs went virtual. naires. “We’re looking for people “We also address things who are bubbly, fun and like food resources and energetic to sing songs and childcare needs, so it is read books,” said Connelly. really about going back to Parents and caregiv- the old-school style,” Con- ers of children from 16 nelly said. months to 4 years old from ParentChild+ of the Peabody and Salem are North Shore says that, eligible to apply for the compared to their peers ParentChild+ program at: who do not participate in www.pcplusofthenorth- the program, ParentChild+ shore.com or by calling A 21-plus event planned by Bent Water Brewing Company will feature live music and a cookout. graduates entering school 978-536-6543. perform 10 months above Participants for the Fam- their chronological age. ily Ambassadors program In addition, they are 50 are eligible to receive up A beach party is brewing in Swampscott percent more likely to be to $800 in stipends. Reg- prepared for kindergarten, istration is open through BENT WATER the Swampscott Yacht municipally owned. and enjoy some drinks score 2.5 times higher on July 23, with training be- From A1 Club. Entrance to the beer gar- and fun at the beach, and social-emotional skill as- ginning in mid-August. To Swampscott’s Fish den is $5, which will bene- it goes toward helping the 21-plus event will include sessments and have a 30 register, call Connelly at House, built in 1896, is fit upkeep of the building. Fish House out,” Leopoldo live music from the musi- a national historic land- The rain date for the event percent higher graduation 978-536-6543 or send her said. rate. an email at connellyd@ cal acts such as the Kevin mark. It is the oldest op- is Sunday, Aug. 1. Tréa Lavery can be Connelly said Peabody peabody.k12.ma.us. Farren Band, The Naviga- erating fish house in the “It’s a time for people has also been selected to Anne Marie Tobin can be tors and Birdface, as well United States and the in Swampscott and sur- reached at tlavery@item- participate in the EEC reached at atobin@item- as a cookout provided by only such building that is rounding towns to come live.com. Family Ambassadors pro- live.com. Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Hotline or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) to start your All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. daily subscription. Spanish menu available Callers may remain anonymous. A8 TUESDAY JULY 20, 2021 LOOK! International Chess Day, Space Exploration Day, World Jump Day, Moon Day

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Meghan will donate proceeds to spoke of feeling lonely NEW YORK — Prince charity, according to Ran- and nearly suicidal before Harry is writing what dom House. they left England last year his publisher is calling an "Prince Harry will share, and Harry acknowledged "intimate and heartfelt for the very rst time, the tension with his father, memoir." de nitive account of the Prince Charles, over his Random House ex- experiences, adventures, decision to step back from pects to release the book, losses, and life lessons that his royal duties and his currently untitled, late in Zarais German-George has been elected as a student representative on have helped shape him," marriage to the biracial the Salem State University Board of Trustees. 2022. Random House announced. American actor. "I'm writing this not "Covering his lifetime in "There is a lot to work as the prince I was born the public eye from child- through there," Harry but as the man I have hood to the present day, said about his relationship Salem State University Board of become," the Duke of including his dedication to with his father, who was Sussex, 36, said in a service, the military duty divorced from Diana, Prin- Trustees elects new student trustee statement Monday. "I've that twice took him to the cess of Wales, at the time worn many hats over the frontlines of Afghanistan, of her fatal car accident By Sam Minton German-George served Committee to the Lowell years, both literally and and the joy he has found in 1997. "I feel really let ITEM STAFF as a senator in the Salem Police Department and guratively, and my hope in being a husband and fa- down. He's been through State Student Govern- the Lowell Litter Krewe. is that in telling my story SALEM — The Salem ment Association, where As a member of the ther, Prince Harry will of- something similar. He State University Board — the highs and lows, she strived to advance Class of 2022, Ger- fer an honest and captivat- knows what pain feels like. of Trustees has elected the mistakes, the lessons social justice initiatives. man-George also works ing personal portrait, one And Archie (Harry and a new student trustee, learned — I can help show that shows readers that Meghan's son) is his grand- Last school year, she also part-time in the school's recent transfer Zarais worked with the Inclusive institutional advance- that no matter where we behind everything they son. I will always love him, German-George. come from, we have more think they know lies an but there is a lot of hurt Excellence of ce to pro- ment of ce. With her new German-George will mote student-led projects role as a student trustee, in common than we think. inspiring, courageous, and that has happened." serve as a student voice I'm deeply grateful for uplifting human story." Harry told Winfrey that in support of diversity, she will continue her on the Salem State Uni- equity and inclusion. work involving equity at the opportunity to share Monday's announce- he felt trapped by royal life versity's Board of Trust- She was a member of the university. what I've learned over the ment comes four months and that his family cut off ees for the upcoming the Martin Luther King “The student trustee course of my life so far and after Harry and his wife, him nancially and took academic year. She trans- Jr. Celebration and Black plays a crucial role in excited for people to read a Meghan, the Duchess of away his security. He also ferred to Salem State in History Month Collab- ensuring the student rsthand account of my life Sussex, made worldwide acknowledged his relations the fall of 2020 and is a orative as well as the voice is present in all of that's accurate and wholly news during their inter- were strained with his dual major in criminal Asian American Paci c our conversations and truthful." view with Oprah Winfrey brother, Prince William. justice and psychology. Islander Heritage Month decisions,” said Board of "I am honored to serve Collaborative last school Trustees Chairman Rob as student trustee and be year. 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By Mike Alongi campers about her train- 800 is 1:59, while her per- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ing and life as a profes- sonal-best in the one-mile sional runner. She remains is 4:25. PEABODY — It’s not ev- amazed that her job is not MacLean has become one ery day you get to meet an to go into an of ce to “work” of the best professional run- Olympian, and last week but to go for a run — twice ners in the country, a career the kids at the Fernando a day. that has included becom- Braz Running Camp got “I would say, for starters, ing a professional runner that special treat when city the success comes from be- for New Balance Boston in native and former Peabody ing a part of a great team,” 2018. And it looks like in High star Heather Ma- MacLean said. “It’s been 2021, she’s hit her stride. cLean visited before mak- amazing working with (New In January, MacLean post- ing her trip to Tokyo to rep- Balance Boston) Coach ed a world-leading 4:27.54 resent the United States on Mark Coogan. He’s brought time in the mile at Ameri- the women’s track-and- eld me a long way. I have six can Track League Meet No. team. teammates and we’re all 1. Last month she also won At the Olympic Trials on so supportive of each other the 1500-meter at the New June 21 in Eugene, Ore., and build each other up. It’s Balance Indoor Grand Prix, MacLean ran a time of a great support system.” posting the best American 4:02.09 in the 1500-meter She congratulated the time in the event this year: to nish third and qualify cross-country and all-sports 4:06.32. She also leads the for the Olympic team. The athletes for dedicating a nation in the 800m this year women’s 1500 will be run on part of their summer to following a 2:00.53 time at Aug. 2 in Tokyo. building their speed and en- American Track League Last Wednesday, MacLean durance for success in the Meet No. 4. She was named visited Braz Camp and fall. U.S. Track and Field New spoke with the cross-coun- Before heading to UMa- England’s Athlete of the try and all-sports ath- ss - Amherst, where she Month for February. letes, describing her Olym- achieved All-American sta- All of that led up to her pic-qualifying 1500 three tus three times, MacLean qualifying time for the weeks earlier as a race was a star runner for the Olympics, and later this where she let her mind and Tanners — setting records week the Peabody native COURTESY PHOTO | FERNANDO BRAZ body take over and simply in the 400, 600 and 800 and will be seen taking part in executed. winning Division 1 state ti- the Opening Ceremonies at Olympian Heather MacLean, right, poses with her former high school MacLean answered a tles in the 600 and 800. Her the Tokyo Olympics on Fri- coach Fernando Braz after speaking at the Braz Running Camp last number of questions from personal-best time in the day at 7 a.m. ET. week before leaving for Tokyo.

ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK North Shore Navigators out elder Joe Lomus- cio went 5-for-5 with an RBI in a loss to the Keene Swamp Bats Monday night. Navs go toe-to-toe

with Swamp Bats ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK J-70 sailboats race in the 2018 Helly Hansen NOOD Regatta at Marblehead Race Week, which is By Mike Alongi elder’s choice, the Swamp returning this weekend after a year away due to the pandemic. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Bats held a commanding 6-0 lead. KEENE, N.H. — The But the Navs didn’t go Marblehead Race Week returns after year off North Shore Navigators away and hide. In the top didn’t start off the sec- of the sixth, North Shore ond half of the New En- MARBLEHEAD — Af- Marblehead is one of the to-head in an island battle sailors at the Opening Cer- nally got a little some- ter a yearlong hiatus, the top ocean venues in the for the national champion- emonies in Tokyo for the gland Collegiate Baseball thing going after two sin- League season quite how 2021 Helly Hansen Na- country and it is the fth ship. Games. gles and a hit batter loaded tional Offshore One Design and nal stop to deter- Past Olympians may Kim Pandapas of Marble- they wanted to, coming up the bases. That opened (NOOD) Regatta at Mar- mine the challenger for the show up in Marblehead head is a favorite among a out of the all-star break the door for Lomuscio, blehead Race Week returns NOOD Championship in for the NOOD as the ex- number of top teams in the to notch a 7-4 loss to the who snuck an RBI single Keene Swamp Bats on the to town this weekend, run- the British Virgin Islands citement for the return to Rhodes 19 Class, which through the left side to is the largest  eet and a road at Alumni Field. ning from July 22-25. in October, where one team local racing is hyped this make it a 6-1 game. Chris- long-standing xture of the Joe Lomuscio went 5-for- Eastern Yacht Club will from St. Petersburg, Fla., weekend, where the rac- tofori added a sacri ce  y Marblehead NOOD. 5 with an RBI in the loss to make it 6-2, but then the host more than 100 teams San Diego, Chicago and ers will cheer on favored for the Navs, while Logan Navs left the bases load- across 12  eets. Annapolis face off head- U.S. Sailing Team Olympic RACE WEEK, B2 Bravo went 2-for-5 with ed and spoiled what could a home run and an RBI. have been a big rally. Ryan Marra (1-for-2) and After coming up empty Cal Cristofori (0-for-3) in the sixth, North Shore each added an RBI in the got another run back in Mills takes home Gannon net club championship loss, while Matthias Haas the seventh thanks to (1-for-5) and Dylan Brazil Bravo’s eighth home run (1-for-4) each added a hit. of the season — tying a The Swamp Bats jumped single-season record for right out to a lead in this the Navigators. But once one, taking a 1-0 advan- again, the Navs couldn’t tage in the bottom of the string together enough rst inning thanks to an hits to mount a full come- RBI single from Troy Schr- back. ef er. After Keene reliever After the Navs left two Lenny Washington moved runners on base in the top 1-2-3 through the top of of the third, Keene then the eighth, the Swamp added three runs in the Bats added one more in- bottom of the inning to surance run thanks to Ny- extend its lead. It started isztor — who drew an RBI with a single from Michael hit-by-pitch with the bas- Nyisztor, then Thomas es loaded — to take a 7-3 Joseph stepped in and lead into the nal inning. launched a two-run home The Navigators tried run to center eld. Next up to mount a rally in the was Schref er, who add- ninth inning, getting a ed a solo home run of his run back via a sacri ce  y own to make it a 4-0 Keene from Marra, but then Max lead. Zajec struck out and the Things continued to go game was over. downhill for North Shore The Navigators are back COURTESY PHOTO | CAROL MILLS in the bottom of the fth, in action Tuesday after- when Keene loaded up the noon (3:35), where they Gannon Golf Course held its annual Ladies Inner Club net club championship over the week- bases and got an RBI sin- will take on the North end, and Lorraine Mills, above, was crowned the 2021 champion after ring a two-day net gle from Joseph to tack on Adams SteepleCats in a score of 148. Mary Orne nished in second place with a score of 151, while Denise O’Connor another run. After Keene doubleheader back home and Judy Johnson tied for third place with identical scores of 153. pushed across a run on a at Fraser Field. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY JULY 20, 2021

NEW ENGLAND COLLEGIATE BASEBALL LEAGUE Lynn parks & rec summer basketball rolls on NORTHERN DIVISION SOUTHERN DIVISION W L T GB W L T GB Keene 18 11 0 - Valley 16 11 0 - By Mike Alongi led the way for Buzzy Bar- Hogan. game. Dashawn Rucker Upper Valley 18 12 0 ½ Marthas Vineyard 17 12 0 - North Adams 14 11 2 2 Danbury 14 12 0 1½ ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ton with nine points, while Lynn Housing then paced Irvine and Sons with North Shore 13 12 2 3 Newport 16 14 0 1½ Steven Azzun paced Mayor moved on to the next game 20 points, while Denzel Vermont 14 14 0 3½ Mystic 14 14 0 2½ Despite the threat of Thomas McGee with eight in the middle school di- Guillén scored 11 points for Winnipesaukee 11 18 0 7 Ocean State 12 16 0 4½ weather all day long, the Sanford 9 19 0 8½ Bristol 9 19 0 7½ points. vision, falling to Menin- Lynn Teachers Union. Lynn Parks and Recreation The middle school divi- no Construction 38-27. Irvine and Sons went on summer basketball league sion saw two games played, Giovanni Jean led Menin- to face Ram Electric in the NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE still managed to  t in  ve with Lynn Housing tak- no Construction with 15 second game, winning a games across three divi- ing down Councilor Fred points, while Javihan Mar- Tonight Wednesday Thursday sions on Monday evening. Hogan, 34-14, in the  rst tinez scored 17 points for close one 36-30. Dashawn vs. North Adams vs. Vermont In the elementary school game. Deshawn Rucker led Lynn Housing. Rucker once again led the SteepleCats OFF Mountaineers division, Councillor Buzzy the way for Lynn Housing In the high school di- way in scoring for Irvine (3:35) (6:35) Barton defeated Mayor with 15 points, while Jez- vision, Irvine and Sons and Sons with 15 points, Thomas McGee by a score rhael Espinal scored 10 took down Lynn Teachers while Yael Vizcaino led Ram of 19-15. Benjamin Phelps points for Councilor Fred Union 45-30 in the  rst Electric with 10 points. Friday Saturday vs. Winnipesaukee at Upper Valley Muskrats Nighthawks Marblehead Race Week back after year hiatus (6:35) (6) RACE WEEK in the eet were built before itive as any boat in town. racing. The coordinated ef- From B1 1965, but the eet remains The longevity of class is fort across three clubs is a relevant today,” Pandapas proof of that.” longstanding tradition to TV/RADIO “We have a whole bunch added. “They’re relatively The Marblehead Racing bring excellent on-the-wa- of combinations of family slow compared to some of Association (MRA) and Sail- ter competition to sailors TV members sailing together,” the newer eets, but there’s ing World Magazine work from across the country. MLB said Pandapas. “Most boats a lot of nuance to sailing across all three area yacht Racing begins on Thurs- 7:07 p.m...... Boston at Toronto ...... NESN sail with just two people, them. The Rhodes 19 eet clubs — Eastern Yacht day for some classes and NBA Finals so the barrier for entry is has always emphasized Club, Boston Yacht Club runs through Sunday, 9 p.m...... Phoenix at Milwaukee ...... ABC much lower than the bigger community, social activities and Corinthian Yacht Club with double-handed teams Men’s Soccer boats. and good-old-fashioned fun. — to set up numerous race sailing on North Sails 7 p.m...... CONCACAF: Costa Rica vs. Jamaica ...... FS1 “Most of the Rhodes 19s They are just as compet- courses across four days of Saturday only. 9:30 p.m...... CONCACAF: Honduras vs. Qatar ...... FS1 Radio MLB 7:07 p.m...... Boston at Toronto ...... WEEI-FM 93.7

NBA FINALS NBA FINALS Milwaukee 109, Phoenix 103 Tuesday, July 6 Saturday, July 17 Phoenix 118, Milwaukee 105 Milwaukee 123, Phoenix 119, Thursday, July 8 Milwaukee leads series 3-2 Phoenix 118, Milwaukee 108 Tuesday, July 20 Sunday, July 11 Phoenix at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Milwaukee 120, Phoenix 100 Thursday, July 22 Wednesday, July 14 x-Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9 p.m.

MLB AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 56 38 .596 _ New York 48 42 .533 _ Tampa Bay 55 38 .591 ½ Philadelphia 47 45 .511 2 Toronto 48 42 .533 6 Atlanta 45 47 .489 4 New York 48 44 .522 7 Washington 43 49 .467 6 Baltimore 30 62 .326 25 Miami 40 53 .430 9½ Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Chicago 56 37 .602 _ Milwaukee 56 39 .589 _ Cleveland 47 43 .522 7½ Cincinnati 48 45 .516 7 Detroit 43 51 .457 13½ Chicago 46 47 .495 9 Minnesota 40 53 .430 16 St. Louis 46 47 .495 9 Kansas City 37 55 .402 18½ Pittsburgh 36 57 .387 19 West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 56 38 .596 _ San Francisco 58 34 .630 _ Oakland 53 42 .558 3½ Los Angeles 58 36 .617 1 Seattle 50 44 .532 6 San Diego 55 41 .573 5 Los Angeles 46 46 .500 9 Colorado 41 53 .436 18 Texas 35 58 .376 20½ Arizona 27 68 .284 32½ FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Monday’s Games 7:20 p.m. San Diego at Atlanta, ppd. Cleveland (McKenzie 1-3) at Houston (Gar- United States players celebrate after defeating Spain in an exhibition basketball game in prepara- Minnesota 3, Chicago White Sox 2, 8 cia 6-5), 8:10 p.m. innings, 1st game Minnesota (Ober 1-1) at Chicago White Sox tion for the Olympics Sunday. Miami at Washington, 7:05 p.m. (Keuchel 7-3), 8:10 p.m. Boston at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Williams 3-2) at St. Louis Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. (TBD), 8:15 p.m. Texas at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Seattle (Gonzales 1-5) at Colorado N.Y. Mets at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. (Márquez 8-6), 8:40 p.m. Ready or not: Shorthanded U.S. basketball Cleveland at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Seattle (Gonzales 1-5) at Colorado Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. (Márquez 8-6), 8:40 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 8:35 Pittsburgh (Anderson 5-8) at Arizona (TBD), p.m., 2nd game 9:40 p.m. roster off to Tokyo for Olympic Games L.A. Angels at Oakland, 9:40 p.m. San Francisco (Wood 8-3) at L.A. Dodgers Pittsburgh at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. (TBD), 10:10 p.m. San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Wednesday’s Games defending men’s basket- move on. And that’s what while had only six of the Tuesday’s Games By Tim Reynolds Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 12:10 p.m. L.A. Angels (Suarez 4-2) at Oakland (Kapri- ASSOCIATED PRESS ball gold medalist — was life’s all about. So, this is 12 Olympic team members San Diego at Atlanta, 12:20 p.m., 1st elian 4-3), 3:37 p.m. game leaving Las Vegas on Mon- no different.” available in camp. Kansas City (Minor 6-8) at Milwaukee The U.S. Olympic men’s (Lauer 3-4), 4:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Cincinnati, 12:35 p.m. day for the trip to Japan, The adversity has come “We’re still won’t have Philadelphia (Nola 6-5) at N.Y. Yankees Kansas City at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. basketball team has been where it’ll commence  nal in bunches for the Amer- those other three, but at (Germán 4-5), 7:05 p.m. Seattle at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. together for two weeks. Miami (Rogers 7-6) at Washington (TBD), Pittsburgh at Arizona, 3:40 p.m. preparations for the start icans. During their two- this point that’s not go- 7:05 p.m. San Diego at Atlanta, 5:20 p.m., 2nd game There have been six prac- of the Tokyo Games. week stay in Las Vegas: ing to change,” Popovich Boston (Richards 5-5) at Toronto (Manoah Miami at Washington, 7:05 p.m. tices. The team played four 2-1), 7:07 p.m. Philadelphia at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. The plan is to have four — Bradley Beal was said. “We just have to per- Baltimore (Means 4-2) at Tampa Bay Boston at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. exhibitions. A pair of ros- more practices in Japan be- forced to leave the team severe and  nd ways to (McClanahan 3-3), 7:10 p.m. Texas at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. ter changes have already Texas (Dunning 3-6) at Detroit (Skubal 5-8), Cleveland at Houston, 8:10 p.m. fore opening Olympic play for virus-related reasons keep them in shape even 7:10 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 been required and the against France on July 25. and Kevin Love backed though we’re not going N.Y. Mets (Stock 0-2) at Cincinnati (Miley p.m. 7-4), 7:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Americans have no idea The Americans have 12 out because of an injury. to be able to execute too San Diego (TBD) at Atlanta (Toussaint 0-0), San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. when three other players names on the roster; only — Jerami Grant was much very well. So, we’re will join the team for the eight will be with the team brie y in the health and going to have to  gure out  rst time. for the trip to Japan be- safety protocols related to common denominators for TODAY IN SPORTS If that wasn’t enough, cause three — Khris Mid- the virus and missed a few this exact group. Less is July 20 Post. shortly before they were dleton, Jrue Holiday and days. more, so to speak. Invent- 1858 — Fans are charged for the 1980 — Tom Watson wins the scheduled to y on Mon- Devin Booker — are still — Keldon Johnson was ing the wheel would be the rst time to see a baseball game. British Open by four strokes over day, they found out Zach playing in the NBA Finals promoted from the Select worst thing we can do for Lee Trevino. Watson shoots a Approximately 1,500 fans pay 50 LaVine has entered the Team (the players brought this group.” 13-under 271 at Muir eld Golf and LaVine is in the pro- cents to see the New York All-Stars health and safety proto- tocols. There is hope that to Las Vegas so they could Middleton, Holiday and beat Brooklyn 22-18 at Fashion Links at Gullane, Scotland. Wat- son becomes the fourth American cols and wouldn’t be ac- LaVine will be able to join practice against the Olym- Booker will play Tuesday Race Course on Long Island. companying them on the 1958 — The PGA championship to win three Open titles, joining the team at some point in pians) to replace Beal, and night in Game 6 of the calls for medal play for the rst Walter Hagen, Bobby Jones and ight to Tokyo. the not-too-distant future, JaVale McGee was added NBA Finals. If Milwau- time and Dow Finsterwald beats Jack Nicklaus. All that probably isn’t but he wasn’t cleared for to the roster to replace kee wins that game — the Billy Casper. 1997 — Justin Leonard closes the formula for Olympic Monday’s ight. Love. McGee was with the Bucks, with Middleton and 1963 — Mary Mills wins the U.S. with a 65 to win the British Open success, but ready or not, “I think all of us are bet- team for Sunday’s exhibi- Holiday, lead Booker and Women’s Open golf championship at 12-under 272 at Royal Troon. Tokyo awaits. ter for the adversity we go tion  nale against Spain the Phoenix Suns 3-2 in by three strokes over Sandra Palm- Leonard, whose closing round is “It’s a little bit different,” through, because you ei- but did not play, meaning that series — they would er and Louise Suggs. one of the best in major cham- U.S. coach Gregg Popovich ther handle it or you don’t,” his  rst action with this win the NBA title. That 1974 — Carl Rosen’s Chris Evert pionship history, takes the lead said. Popovich said. “You  gure team will be during actual would also mean the trio beats Miss Musket by 50 lengths from Jesper Parnevik with a birdie No, it’s a lot different. in the winner-take-all match race on No. 17. it out. And these guys have Olympic competition. could be in Japan by the at Hollywood Park. 2002 — Tiger Woods, trying to win Unprecedented, really, just had to do that. They’ve — Oh, and the Ameri- weekend, giving time to 1975 — Sandra Palmer wins the the third leg of the Grand Slam, like almost everything else kept their heads up. There cans lost to Nigeria and join the Americans for at U.S. Women’s Open golf champi- shoots his worst round (81) as a about these Tokyo Olym- might be a disappointment Australia, had to cancel least one practice in ad- onship by four strokes over Nancy professional, knocking himself out pics that start on Friday. here or there, or an event the rematch against the vance of the game against Lopez, Joanne Carner and Sandra of contention. The U.S. — the three-time that takes place, but they Australians, and for a brief France. US Olympic gymnastics alternate tests positive for virus ahead of Tokyo Games

By Stephen Wade identify Eaker or Wong but Olympics. Eaker is the  rst was described as a “false ASSOCIATED PRESS said in a statement the ath- American to test positive. positive” over the weekend. lete who tested positive and “In alignment with local Eaker took a subsequent TOKYO (AP) — Kara another alternate would be rules and protocols, the ath- test that was negative be- Eaker, an alternate on the subject to additional quar- lete has been transferred to fore testing positive again United States women’s antine restrictions. a hotel to quarantine,” the multiple times. gymnastics team, has tested “The Olympic athletes U.S. Olympic and Paralym- “Kara is s doing very well positive for COVID-19 in an moved to separate lodging pic Committee said in a with no symptoms,” Kar- Olympic training camp in accommodations and a sep- statement, citing privacy in la Grimes, who works at Japan. arate training facility, as not identifying the individ- GAGE Center, the gym in Al Fong, the personal originally planned, and will ual. the Kansas City, Missou- coach for both Eaker and continue their preparation The four alternates — ri, suburbs where Eaker fellow Olympic alternate for the Games,” the organi- Eaker, Wong, Kayla DiCello trains, said in an email to Leanne Wong, con rmed zation said in a statement. and Emma Malabuyo — the AP. “She is incredibly the positive test in an email “The entire delegation con- traveled to Japan with the strong and very brave. Al- to The Associated Press tinues to be vigilant and will six-woman U.S. delegation though this is a very dis- on Monday. The coach said maintain strict protocols of world and Olympic cham- appointing outcome for her, FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Eaker, 18, was vaccinated while they are in Tokyo.” pion Simone Biles, Jordan she wants everyone to know against the novel coronavi- The positive test was the Chiles, Grace McCallum, she is OK.” Simone Biles and the U.S. Women’s Gymnastics rus two months ago. latest in a growing line of Sunisa Lee, MyKayla Skin- Biles, who is also the world team arrive for the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olym- Eaker and Wong have daily reports of athletes ner and Jade Carey. champion, and the rest of pic Games at Narita International Airport been placed in isolation. and others testing positive The positive test came the regular team have been Thursday. USA Gymnastics did not at the pandemic-delayed after Eaker received what vaccinated. TUESDAY JULY 20, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION In step to shut Guantanamo, Biden transfers Moroccan home By Dino Hazell, Alexandra Jaffe and Ellen Knickmeyer ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — The Biden administration took a step toward its goal of shutting down the Guantánamo Bay deten- tion center for interna- tional terror suspects on Abdullatif Monday, releasing into the Nasser is custody of his home coun- shown at the try a Moroccan who’d been Guantanamo held without charge al- Bay detention most since the U.S. opened center in the facility 19 years ago. The transfer of Abdul- Guantanamo latif Nasser was the rst Bay, Cuba. by the Biden administra- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tion, reviving an Obama FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Ice cream moves along the production line at the Ben & Jerry’s Home- administration effort that had been stymied, in part, made Ice Cream factory in Waterbury, Vt. rived Monday in Morocco. shortly after he took of ce by conservative opposition Police took him into cus- in January 2009. and by the dif culty of tody and said they would Almost 800 detainees nding secure sites to send Ben & Jerry’s to stop sales in investigate him on suspi- have passed through some of the detainees. cion of committing terror- Guantanamo. Of the 39 re- Rights groups have called ist acts — though he was maining, 10 are eligible to the detention camp, opened West Bank, east Jerusalem be transferred out, 17 are under President George W. never charged while in eligible to go through the By Wilson Ring explicitly identify those progressive causes. Bush after the 2001 al-Qa- Guantánamo. ASSOCIATED PRESS concerns, but last month, Ben & Jerry’s took a ida attacks, a historic wrong Nasser’s attorney in Mo- review process for possible a group called Vermont- stand against what it by the United States. There rocco, Khalil Idrissi, said transfer, another 10 are MONTPELIER, Vt. — ers for Justice in Palestine called the Trump adminis- were allegations of torture the years Nasser spent in involved in the military Ben & Jerry’s said Monday called on Ben & Jerry’s to tration’s regressive policies in early questioning, and Guantánamo “were unjus- commission process used it was going to stop selling “end complicity in Israel’s by rebranding one of its a- challenges to the lawful- ti ed and outside the law, to prosecute detainees and its ice cream in the Israe- occupation and abuses of vors Pecan Resist in 2018, ness of military tribunals and what he suffered re- two have been convicted, li-occupied West Bank and Palestinian human rights.” ahead of midterm elections. there. The Bush admin- mains a stain of disgrace another senior adminis- contested east Jerusalem, “How much longer will The company said Pecan istration and supporters on the forehead of the tration of cial said. saying the sales in the ter- Ben & Jerry’s permit its Resist celebrated activists called the camp, on a U.S. American system.” The Biden administra- ritories sought by the Pal- Israeli-manufactured who were resisting oppres- naval base in Cuba, essen- The State Department tion didn’t address how estinians are “inconsistent ice cream to be sold in sion, harmful environmen- tial to safely managing in- said in a statement that it would handle the ongo- with our values.” Jewish-only settlements tal practices and injustice. ternational terror suspects. President Joe Biden’s ad- ing effort to prosecute ve The announcement was while Palestinian land is As part of the campaign, A review board had rec- ministration would contin- men held at Guantánamo one of the strongest and being con scated, Pales- Ben & Jerry’s said it was ommended repatriation ue “a deliberate and thor- for the Sept. 11 attacks. It highest-pro le rebukes by tinian homes are being de- giving $25,000 each to four for Nasser, who is in his ough process” aimed at also has to resolve what a well-known company of stroyed, and Palestinian activist entities. mid-50s, in July 2016, reducing the detainee pop- it will do with detainees Israel’s policy of settling its families in neighborhoods Aida Touma-Sliman, an but he had remained at ulation at Guantánamo that the Obama adminis- citizens on war-won lands. like Sheik Jarrah are fac- Israeli lawmaker with the Guantánamo under Pres- “while also safeguarding tration particularly strug- The settlements are widely ing eviction to make way Joint List of Arab parties, ident Donald Trump, who the security of the United gled with, either because seen by the international for Jewish settlers?” the wrote on Twitter that Ben opposed closing the site. States and its allies.” their home countries were community as illegal and organization’s Ian Stokes and Jerry’s decision Mon- In announcing Nasser’s White House press secre- not considered secure obstacles to peace. said in a June 10 news day was “appropriate and transfer, the Pentagon cit- tary Jen Psaki had said in enough to return them to, The company informed release. The organization moral.” She added that the ed the board’s determina- February it was the “inten- or because they were re- its longstanding licensee didn’t immediately re- “occupied territories are tion that his detention was tion” of the Biden admin- fused by third-party coun- — responsible for manufac- spond to an emailed re- not part of Israel” and that no longer necessary to pro- istration to close the de- tries. 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PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A scorched car rests on a roadside as the Tamarack Fire burns in the Markleeville community of Alpine County, Calif. California utility says its PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The side of a building in Van Horn, Texas, is adorned with a mural of Blue Origin founder Jeff Bezos. equipment may be linked to re SAN FRANCISCO (AP) has already burned more July are more typical of — Paci c Gas & Electric than 476 square miles, an late summer or fall. Blue Origin brings space equipment may have been area about the size of Los Pyrocumulus clouds — involved in the start of the Angeles. The blaze just literally translated as “ re big Dixie Fire burning in north of the California clouds” — complicated con- tourism to tiny Texas town the Sierra Nevada, the na- state line was 25 percent tainment efforts Sunday tion’s largest utility report- contained. for the Dixie Fire, where By Sean Murphy brother, Mark, female avi- ster said. “We’re right here ed to California regulators. Meteorologists predicted ames spread in remote critically dangerous re ASSOCIATED PRESS ation pioneer Wally Funk, in the center and this can be PG&E said in a report areas with steep terrain Sunday to the California weather through at least and Oliver Daemen, an your hub for all your adven- crews can’t easily reach, VAN HORN, Texas — Public Utilities Commis- Monday with lightning 18-year-old Dutchman and tures in far West Texas.” of cials said. New evacu- For years, the of cial let- last-minute ll-in for the As for the impact that sion that a repair man possible in both California terhead for the small town ation orders were issued winner of a $28 million Blue Origin’s operations responding to a circuit and southern Oregon. of Van Horn, tucked neatly in rural communities near charity auction who had a have had on the town, the outage on July 13 spotted “With the very dry fu- among the foothills of the the Feather River Canyon. scheduling conict. Funk, reaction among locals is blown fuses in a conductor els, any thunderstorm has Guadalupe Mountains, the potential to ignite new No structures had been de- at age 82, and Daemen mixed. While employees atop a pole, a tree leaning read simply: “Farming, into the conductor and re re starts,” the National stroyed but more than 800 will become the oldest and and contractors have been ranching, mining.” at the base of the tree. Weather Service in Sacra- were threatened. youngest people in space. working at the facility since And while there is still The Dixie Fire has grown mento, California, said on A growing wild re south “That’s the big buzz in about 2005, Brewster said some farming and ranch- to nearly 47 square miles, Twitter. of Lake Tahoe jumped a this little town,” said Val- it’s just been in the last ve ing in this far West Tex- largely in remote wil- Thousands have been highway, prompting more entina Muro as she rang up years or so that workers for as community, and a talc derness. The utility said ordered to evacuate, in- evacuation orders, the clo- a customer at the Broad- Blue Origin have started mine still operates near investigators with the cluding some 2,000 peo- sure of the Paci c Crest the edge of town, there’s way Café along Van Horn’s integrating themselves into California Department of ple who live in rugged main strip. “It’s kind of put the community. Trail and the cancellation another booming business Forestry and Fire Protec- terrain among lakes and of an extreme bike ride in its midst: space tourism. Van Horn on the map a lit- “When they were in the tion have collected equip- wildlife refuges near the tle more than it was.” development stages, Blue through the Sierra Nevada. The sprawling space- ment from the location. re, which has burned at The Tamarack Fire, port of Blue Origin, the The town’s proximity to Origin was so secretive PG&E equipment has least 67 homes and 100 which was sparked by company founded by busi- Big Bend National Park, about what was going on, repeatedly been linked to outbuildings while threat- lightning on July 4, had ness magnate Jeff Bezos the Guadalupe Mountains, their people couldn’t real- major wild res, including ening many more. in 2000, is located about an ancient barrier reef that ly socialize because they a 2018 re that ravaged Climate change has charred about 28.5 square 25 miles outside of the includes the four highest couldn’t talk about their the town of Paradise and made the West much miles of dry brush and town of about 1,800 res- peaks in Texas, and New work and things like that,” killed 85 people. warmer and drier in the timber as of Sunday night. idents on what was once Mexico’s Carlsbad Caverns Brewster said. “And it was The Dixie Fire is among past 30 years and will The blaze was threatening desolate desert ranchland. also makes it an ideal pit like, here are the Blue Or- dozens burning in the continue to make weather Markleeville, a small town On Tuesday, the company stop for tourists. igin people and here are parched West. more extreme and wild- close to the California-Ne- plans to launch four people “We often plug ourselves the Van Horn people. But The destructive Bootleg res more frequent and vada state line. It has de- on a 10-minute trip into as the crossroads of the Tex- that’s starting to change Fire, one of the largest in destructive. Fire ghters stroyed at least two struc- space, including Bezos, his as Mountain Trail,” Brew- for the better.” modern Oregon history, said these conditions in tures, authorities said. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY JULY 20, 2021 COMICS

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Adult son resists rent demands from parents DEAR ABBY: Should in reading more about a 23-year-old son pay Dear Abby is written by Abigail this subject, go online room and board even Van Buren, also known as Jeanne and search for a fascinat- though he spends little Phillips, and was founded by her ing article that appeared time at home and eats on Slate.com. The title is, out often? He doesn’t do mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact “What Do You Call the laundry or help around Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. Person You Are Probably the house. His argument Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. Never Going To Marry?” is, we shouldn’t take by Hanna Rosin. I highly money so he can save and recommend it. buy a condo. afford to pay as much as sex, or with whom you DEAR ABBY: I was re- We are middle-class she does, perhaps he have a baby in common. cently invited to a pot- people and, at times, should pay the same Am I right? luck baby shower. I have some bills are hard to PERCENTAGE of his in- also been invited to pot- pay. Our 20-year-old come as his sister. Howev- OLD FOGEY IN luck weddings! I always daughter contributes er, if that’s not feasible, he PHOENIX thought the point of a $100 a week, but she shower/wedding was pro- should absolutely be do- DEAR “FOGEY”: The earns considerably more viding for your guests ing chores around the de nition of ance has than he does. He is laying while they provide gifts. house to make up for it. de nitely changed since a guilt trip on us, and Food is not expensive, The longer you coddle the inception of this ad- now I’m questioning and if money is an issue, him, the heavier his guilt vice column. Well into the whether our daughter one could schedule a trips will become and the 1960s, when a couple said should pay if he doesn’t. shower outside of meal- greater your frustration they were engaged, it Your advice will help us times, or with simple tea will be. meant they would be clarify how the household and cookies. I’d appreci- DEAR ABBY: Does it married should run. ate your thoughts on this. seem to you that the de - usually within a year. TEMPORARILY nition of the word “ ance” However, over the last 20 POTLUCK BABY CONFUSED MOM has changed? It used to years or so, I have re- SHOWER mean a future spouse, ceived mail from women DEAR TEMPORARILY someone whom you were referring to the father of DEAR POTLUCK: My CONFUSED: Your adult committed to marry after their children or the men thought is: If the concept children should both con- a planned engagement they have been living of a potluck baby shower tribute because the in- period. Now, though, it with for an extended peri- or wedding is offensive to come is needed. Since seems to mean merely od as their “ ance.” (Men, you, rather than judge, your son earns less than the person with whom not so often.) you should send your re- your daughter and can’t you are currently having For anyone interested grets. BRIDGE

The bidding told him what to do If you knew that the opponents should South play East for the spade were going to outbid you, often you king? No, because with only 12 high- would do best to pass throughout. Any card points missing, West must have positive bid helps declarer to place that card for his opening bid. the cards. Of course, on the other side South won the rst trick with his of the coin, good competitive bidding heart king and played the club queen. will sometimes push the opponents West ducked this trick but returned into the wrong contract. the heart nine ( rst high, then low In today’s deal, West regretted that from a sequence) after taking the South hadn’t been the dealer. If South second club trick. Declarer won with had opened one no-trump, West the ace, cashed dummy’s three mi- would have passed, and three no- nor-suit winners and played a dia- trump would surely have gone down. Being in the balancing seat, South mond to his queen. was too strong to overcall one no- West did the best he could, discard- trump, which would have shown ing the spade jack. He was trying to about 12-14 points. look like a man who had blanked his South had six top tricks: one spade, king from an original 2=5=2=4 distri- two hearts and three diamonds. Two bution. However, South didn’t believe more tricks could be established in him. South exited with his last heart. clubs. Of course, if diamonds were West, after taking three tricks in that breaking 3-3, that would produce suit, had to lead away from the spade nine tricks. But if they were 4-2, king-three into South’s ace-queen. TUESDAY JULY 20, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH

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CLEANING/ NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING MAINTENANCE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage PURSUANT TO THE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OF 1992 given by Mark Manfra, Michelle Manfra to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Union Capital Mortgage Business Trust, dated The Lynn City Council will conduct a Public Hearing as part of the Citizens February 29, 2008 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry Participation Process under the Housing and Community Development Act of 1992 WE TAKE AND DISPOSE of Deeds in Book 27576, Page 567, as modified by a certain modification and regulations hereunder. The purpose of the Hearing is to allow public input with agreement dated September 18, 2017, and recorded with said Essex County regard to the City's proposed Five Year Consolidated Plan (Fiscal Years 2021 - (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 36330, Page 333 of which mortgage 2025) and its Fiscal Year 2021 and Fiscal Year 2022 Annual Action Plans, the undersigned is the present holder, by assignment from: including the use of the Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) OF ANYTHING Fiscal Year 2020 appropriations for the Community Development Block Grant Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to US Bank, NA, recorded on Program ($2,476,173), HOME Program ($935,847), and the Emergency Solutions January 25, 2010, in Book No. 29236, at Page 37 Grant Program ($217,814) and the Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) Fiscal Year 2021 appropriations for the Community Cellars, Attics, US Bank, NA to Specialized Loan Servicing LLC, recorded on December 12, 2018, Development Block Grant Program ($2,426,735), HOME Program ($923,717), Garages, Yards, Stores, etc. in Book No. 37211, at Page 106 and the Emergency Solutions Grant Program ($211,174). Collectively, these appropriations will be used to fund local community development activities. Call for quick service Specialized Loan Servicing LLC to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, as Eligible activities may include acquisition, disposition, public facilities and and best prices. Trustee for the benefit of the Freddie Mac Seasoned Loans Structured Transaction improvements, clearance and demolition, public services, relocation, housing Trust, Series 2019-3, recorded on March 5, 2020, in Book No. 38313, at Page services, homeownership assistance, construction of housing, housing 210 for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of rehabilitation, microenterprise assistance, technical assistance, rehabilitation and foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 PM on August 2, preservation, economic development activities, planning and design, etc. 2021, on the mortgaged premises located at 9 Bradford Terrace, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, The Hearing will be held on Tuesday, August 10, 2021 at 8:00 p.m. at the Lynn WE ALSO RENT City Hall, Council Chamber. Residents are invited to attend this hearing. The TO WIT: The land in Lynn, with buildings thereon bounded and described as Council Chamber is handicapped accessible and any individual needing a special ROLL-OFF DUMPSTERS follows: accommodation for their handicap must contact the Office of Economic and Community Development at (781) 586-6770 at least two weeks prior to the Public 15 yards, 20 yards, and 30 yards SOUTHERLY by Bradford Terrace, 100 feet; Hearing. Copies of the draft Five Year Consolidated Plan, and the Fiscal Year 2021 WESTERLY by Lot 3 on plan hereinafter mentioned, 44.94 feet; and Fiscal 2022 Annual Action Plans will be made available for review on NORTHERLY by land now or formerly of Berkos, 100 feet; and Wednesday July 21, 2021 at the Office of Economic & Community Development, EASTERLY by Lot 1 on said plan, 44.94. Lynn City Hall, Room 311, Lynn, MA 01901; on the website at www.cityoflynnoecd.net; or by emailing [email protected]. Persons interested in Be all of said measurements more or less, or however otherwise bounded and commenting on the draft Five Year Consolidated Plan and the draft Fiscal Year 781-593-5308 / 781-598-0646 described; being the premises shown as Lot 2 on a Plan of House Lots, belonging 2021 Annual Action Plan must submit written comments to the above-mentioned to James Sharp in Lynn, MA dated July 19, 1913, by Eastman and Bradford, Civil address no later than Tuesday, August 10, 2021. Persons interested in Engineers, recorded with Essex South District Deeds, Plan Book 43, Plan 36-A. commenting on the draft Fiscal Year 2022 Annual Action Plan must submit written ericzdisposal.com comments to the above-mentioned address no later than Friday, August 20, 2021. Being the same premises conveyed to the herein named grantor(s) by deed All comments will be considered prior to the submission of the Five Year CLEANING/ recorded with the Essex South County Registry of Deeds in Book 17079, Page Consolidated Plan and the Fiscal Year 2021 and Fiscal Year 2022 Annual Action MAINTENANCE FUELS/HEATING 151. For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern Plans to HUD. It is the policy of the City of Lynn for all residents to have substantial District) Registry of Deeds in Book 17079, Page 151. opportunity to participate in the planning process of Community Development.

These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all James M. Marsh Charles J. Gaeta RONNIE Z rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the Director Executive Director nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Community Development Lynn Housing Authority titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or and Neighborhood Development MOVING FUEL ASSISTANCE ACCEPTED liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, Leave your moving to us! 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, ITEM: July 20, 2021 Whether it be one piece or more! We service easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. 10% off for senior citizens, gas and oil TERMS OF SALE: A deposit of Ten Thousand ($10,000.00) Dollars by certified or ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION OF LYNN veterans, and disabled heating systems. bank check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of Oil tanks (EDIC/LYNN) Call Ronnie sale. The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, installed/removed. P.C., 150 California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box NOTICE TO PROSPECTIVE WATER TRANSPORTATION CONTRACTORS 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days 781-321-2499 781-592-9505 from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS For a free estimate receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. FOR OPERATION OF WATER TRANSPORTATION SERVICES FROM CITY REAL ESTATE GENERAL OF LYNN, INCLUDING, POTENTIAL FERRY SERVICE TO DOWNTOWN FOR SALE HELP WANTED Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. 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TUESDAY JULY 20, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B7 INTERNATIONAL Canada to let vaccinated U.S. citizens enter on Aug. 9

By Rob Gillies Asked in Washington if forward with adjusted bor- ASSOCIATED PRESS the U.S. would reciprocate, der measures.” White House press secre- Reopening to the U.S TORONTO — Canada tary Jen Psaki said, “We rst is a “recognition of announced Monday it will are continuing to review our unique bond, especial- begin letting fully vacci- our travel restrictions. ly between border commu- nated U.S. citizens into Any decisions about re- nities,” Trudeau said. Canada on Aug. 9, and suming travel will be guid- In the early days of the those from the rest of the ed by our public health Vehicles pandemic, the U.S. and world on Sept. 7. and medical experts. ... I enter the Canadian governments Of cials said the 14-day wouldn’t look at it through Detroit- closed the more than quarantine requirement a reciprocal intention.” Windsor 5,500-mile (8,800-kilome- will be waived as of Aug. 9 U.S. Democratic Con- Tunnel in ter) border to nonessen- for eligible travelers who gressman Brian Higgins, Detroit to tial traf c. With increas- are currently residing in whose district includes travel to ing vaccination rates and the United States and Buffalo and Niagara Falls, Canada. dropping infection rates, have received a full course said the U.S. has “neglect- some were annoyed the of a COVID-19 vaccine ap- ed to give reopening the FILE PHOTO | two governments hadn’t proved for use in Canada. northern border the seri- ASSOCIATED PRESS laid out plans to fully re- Public Safety Minister ous attention it deserves, open the border. Bill Blair, who said he and there is no excuse.” Omar Alghabra also said a Americans into the coun- ans vaccinated with their Canada began easing spoke with U.S. Homeland Canadian of cials also ban on direct ights from try as of mid-August for rst dose and over 50 per- its restrictions earlier Security Secretary Alejan- announced that children India will be extended to nonessential travel and cent of those eligible fully this month, allowing fully dro Mayorkas on Friday, who aren’t vaccinated but Aug. 21 because of the del- should be in a position to vaccinated. vaccinated Canadians or said the U.S. has not yet in- are travelling with vacci- ta variant. “The situation welcome fully vaccinated “This weekend, we even permanent legal residents dicated any plan to change nated parents won’t have in India is still very seri- travelers from all coun- passed the U,S. in terms to return Canada without current restrictions at the to quarantine, but will ous,” he said. tries by early September. of fully vaccinated people,” quarantining. But among land border. Canadians are have to avoid group activ- Prime Minister Justin Canada leads G20 coun- Trudeau said. “Thanks to the requirements are a able to y into the Unit- ities including schools and Trudeau said last week tries in vaccination rates, the rising vaccination rates negative test for the virus ed States with a negative daycare centers. that Canada could start with approximately 80 and declining COVID-19 before returning, and an- COVID-19 test. Transport Minister allowing fully vaccinated percent of eligible Canadi- cases, we are able to move other once they get back. German of cials defend their actions on devastating oods

By Geir Moulson ASSOCIATED PRESS BERLIN — German of- cials defended their ac- tions ahead of last week’s severe oods that caught many towns by surprise and killed 196 people in Western Europe, but they conceded that more les- sons can be learned from the disaster. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS As oodwaters receded A man jumps on the dance oor shortly after the reopening, at The Pia- Monday, authorities con- no Works in Farringdon, in London. tinued searching for more victims and intensi ed their efforts to clean up a sodden swath of western Virus surge fears, UK leader’s Germany, eastern Belgium and the Netherlands. quarantine, mar ‘Freedom Day’ So far, 117 people have been con rmed dead in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS By Urooba Jamal lockdown was met with danced the night away at the worst-affected German region, Rhineland-Palati- and Jill Lawless nervousness by many “Freedom Day” parties Two brothers weep in each other’s arms in front nate, while 47 were killed ASSOCIATED PRESS Britons and concern from starting at midnight. of their parents’ house, which was destroyed by in the neighboring state of scientists, who say the But while entertainment the ood in Altenahr, Germany. LONDON — Corks North Rhine-Westphalia, U.K. is entering unchart- businesses and ravers are popped, beats boomed and at least one in Bavaria, ed waters by opening up jubilant, many others are cials had made mistakes ed, and above all to the out and giddy revelers parts of which saw heavy when con rmed cases are deeply worried about scrap- and said warnings were victims.” rushed onto danceoors not falling but soaring. rain and ooding over the passed to local authorities The head of Germany’s when England’s night- ping restrictions at a time weekend. The death toll in As of Monday, face masks when COVID-19 cases are “who make decisions on di- civil protection agency said clubs reopened Monday were no longer legally re- Belgium was 31. saster protection.” the weather service had on a rapid upswing because as the country lifted most quired in England, work- Authorities said they “I have to say that some “forecast relatively well” of the highly infectious del- remaining coronavirus re- from-home guidance ended were likely to nd more of the things I’m hearing and that the country was strictions after more than and, with social distancing ta variant rst identi ed in victims among destroyed now are cheap election well-prepared for ooding a year of lockdowns, mask rules shelved, no limits ex- India. Cases topped 50,000 homes. rhetoric,” Seehofer said on its major rivers. mandates and other pan- isted on the number of peo- per day last week for the Weather of cials had during a visit to the Stein- But, Armin Schuster told demic-related curbs on ple attending theater per- rst time since January. forecast the downpours bach Reservoir in western ZDF television Sunday freedom. formances or big events. Deaths remain far lower that led to even small Germany, where authori- night, “half an hour before, For clubbers and night- Nightclubs were allowed than in the winter thanks rivers swelling rapidly, ties say they no longer fear it is often not possible to club owners, the moment to open for the rst time to vaccines, but have risen but warnings of poten- a dam breach. “Now really say what place will be hit lived up to its media-given in almost 18 months, and from less than 10 a day in tially catastrophic dam- isn’t the hour for this.” with what quantity” of wa- moniker, “Freedom Day.” from London to Liver- June to about 40 a day in age didn’t appear to have Seehofer underlined that ter. He said 150 warning But the big step out of pool, thousands of people the past week. made it to many people in message during a visit notices had been sent out affected areas — often in Monday to Bad Neuenahr, via apps and media. the middle of the night. in the worst-hit area, but He said “we will have to Haiti leader with international Federal and state au- said authorities will have to investigate” where sirens thorities faced criticism draw lessons once the im- sounded and where they from some opposition pol- mediate relief phase is over. didn’t. backing to take charge iticians over the disaster, “Wherever we can im- Of cials in Germa- which comes as a national prove anything — in ny’s Rhineland-Palati- By Dánica Coto election looms in Septem- alarms, in equipment ... nate state said they were ASSOCIATED PRESS ber. But Interior Minister we must do so,” he said. well-prepared for ooding, Horst Seehofer dismissed “We owe that to the fami- and municipalities were PORT-AU-PRINCE, Hai- suggestions that federal of- lies who have been affect- alerted and acted. ti — A new prime minister supported by key interna- tional diplomats will take charge of Haiti, an of cial Local news on your doorstep said Monday — a move that appeared aimed at averting a leadership struggle fol- lowing the assassination of President Jovenal Moïse. Ariel Henry, who was designated prime minis- ter by Moïse before he was slain but never sworn in, will replace the country’s PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS interim prime minister, Haiti’s interim Prime Minister Claude Joseph Haiti Elections Minister gives a press conference in Port-au-Prince the Mathias Pierre told The week after the assassination of Haitian Presi- Associated Press. dent Jovenel Moïse’s on July 7. It wasn’t immediately clear how quickly Claude would soon announce the the same goal, to show Joseph, who has been members of what he called that they are responsible.” leading Haiti with the a provisional consensus gov- The political turnover backing of police and the ernment to lead the country followed a statement Sat- Home delivery starts at only $4.50 per week. military since the July 7 until elections are held. urday from a key group assassination of Moïse, “I present my compli- of international diplomats 50% off your rst month of home delivery would step down. ments to the Haitian people that appeared to snub Jo- “Negotiations are still in who have shown political seph as it called for the cre- when you use coupon code dailyitem course,” Pierre said, add- maturity in the face of what ation of “a consensual and ing that Joseph would go can be considered a coup. ... inclusive government.” at checkout at www.itemlive.com back to being minister of Our Haitian brothers gave “To this end, it strongly foreign affairs. 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B8 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY JULY 20, 2021 BUSINESS Biden: ‘Killing people’ remark was call for big tech to act By Zeke Miller and Barbara Ortutay ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Pres- ident Joe Biden tempered his assessment that social media giants are “killing people” by hosting mis- information about the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS COVID-19 vaccines on their platforms, saying Specialist Gregg Maloney works on the oor of Monday that he hoped the New York Stock Exchange. they would not take it “personally” and instead would act to save lives. Stocks skid, yields While companies like Facebook defend their practices and say they’re sink as virus fears helping people around the world access veri ed in- formation about the shots, shake global markets the White House says they vaccinations. But the haven’t done enough to By Stan Choe, World Health Organiza- stop misinformation that Alex Veiga and Damian J. Troise tion says cases and deaths has helped slow the pace ASSOCIATED PRESS are climbing globally af- of new vaccinations in the ter a period of decline, U.S. to a trickle. It comes NEW YORK — Resur- spurred by the highly con- as the U.S. sees a rise in gent pandemic worries virus cases and deaths tagious delta variant. And knocked stocks lower given how tightly connect- among those who haven’t from Wall Street to To- gotten a shot, in what of- ed the global economy is, a kyo on Monday, fueled by hit anywhere can quickly cials call an emerging PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fears that faster-spread- affect others on the other “pandemic of the unvacci- ing variants of the virus nated.” President Joe Biden speaks about the economy and his infrastructure side of the world. agenda in the State Dining Room of the White House, in Washington. may upend the economy’s Even in the U.S., where Speaking at the White strong recovery. House, Biden insisted he the vaccination rate is by it, it’s killing people,” sources. hesitancy directly. We The S&P 500 fell 68.67, meant “precisely what I higher than in many oth- Biden said. “It’s bad infor- Too often, he said, the don’t have good measures or 1.6 percent, to 4,258.49, said” when he said Fri- er countries, people in Los mation.” platforms are built in of what people see on so- after setting a record just day of the tech giants that Angeles County must once “I’m not trying to hold ways that encourage the cial media or any ability a week earlier. In anoth- “they’re killing people.” again wear masks indoors people accountable. I’m spread of misinformation. to link it to their vaccina- But he said the point of er sign of worry, the yield regardless of whether trying to make people “We are asking them to tion behavior. And even if his rhetoric was to ramp on the 10-year Treasury they’re vaccinated follow- look at themselves, look step up,” Murthy said. “We we see correlations in the up pressure on the compa- touched its lowest level in ing spikes in cases, hospi- in the mirror,” Biden said, can’t wait longer for them data, these could be spu- ve months as investors nies to take action. adding, “Think about that to take aggressive action.” talizations and deaths. “My hope is that Face- rious rather than causal scrambled for safer places Across the country, the misinformation going to Facebook on Friday re- — people who aren’t going to put their money. book, instead of taking it your son, your daughter, sponded to Biden’s attack, daily number of COVID to get vaccinated are pre- The Dow Jones Indus- personally that somehow your relative.” with spokesperson Kevin cases has soared by nearly sumably more likely to be trial Average slumped I’m saying ‘Facebook is In the view of the ad- McAlister saying, “The 20,000 over the last two exposed to negative and 725.81, or 2.1 percent, killing people,’ that they ministration, chastising facts show that Facebook weeks to about 32,000. false information about would do something about the social media compa- is helping save lives. Pe- to 33,962.04, while the The vaccine campaign has the vaccine.” the misinformation,” nies — who have come riod.” Nasdaq composite lost hit a wall, with the aver- Biden said. under mounting scrutiny The company also re- That said, Nyhan add- 152.25, or 1.1 percent, to age number of daily inocu- Biden’s comments come in Washington over not leased a blog post say- ed that there is some ev- 14,274.98. lations sinking to the low- as the White House has just disinformation, but ing its internal research idence that exposure to Airlines and stocks of est levels since January, struggled to counteract re- also antitrust and privacy showed it was not respon- misinformation can re- other companies that and cases are on the rise sistance to getting a shot, practices — is a proxy for sible for Biden’s missed duce a person’s intention would get hurt the most in all 50 states. particularly among young- criticizing the originators vaccination goal. “The to vaccinate immediately by potential COVID-19 That’s why markets are er and more Republican of disinformation them- data shows that 85 per- after viewing the misin- restrictions took some of concerned, even though demographics. Fewer than selves. To avoid amplify- cent of Facebook users in formation. the heaviest losses, sim- reports show the economy 400,000 Americans are ing falsehoods, the White the US have been or want White House press sec- ilar to the early days of is still recovering at a fan- getting their rst vaccine House has generally to be vaccinated against retary Jen Psaki insist- the pandemic in February tastically high rate and dose each day — down sought to avoid engaging COVID-19. President ed Monday: “We’re not in and March 2020. United the general expectation is from a high of more than directly with those spread- Biden’s goal was for 70 a war or battle against Airlines lost 5.5 percent, for it to deliver continued 2 million per day in April. ing misinformation. percent of Americans to be Facebook — we’re in a mall owner Simon Proper- growth. Any worsening More than 90 million eli- Last week, U.S. Surgeon vaccinated by July 4. Face- battle with the virus.” But ty Group gave up 5.9 per- of virus trends threatens gible people have not re- General Vivek Murthy book is not the reason this she ramped up pressure cent, and cruise operator the high prices that stocks ceived a dose. declared misinformation goal was missed.” on the companies to share Carnival fell 5.7 percent. have achieved on expec- The administration has about the vaccines a dead- Brendan Nyhan, a pro- information on how many The drop also circled the tations the economy will increasingly seized on ly threat to public health. fessor of government at Americans are exposed to world, with several Eu- ful ll those lofty forecasts. false or misleading infor- “Misinformation poses Dartmouth College who misinformation on their ropean markets sinking Financial markets have mation about the safety an imminent and insidi- focuses on politics and platforms and how their roughly 2.5 percent and been showing signs of and ef cacy of the vac- ous threat to our nation’s health care, said Facebook secretive and powerful Asian indexes down a bit increased concerns for a cines as a driver of that health,” Murthy said “should absolutely be held algorithms promote false less. The price of bench- hesitance. It has refer- during remarks Thursday accountable for allowing while, but the U.S. stock content to users. mark U.S. crude, mean- enced a study by the Cen- at the White House. “We vaccine misinformation to market had remained “Do you have access to ter for Countering Digital must confront misinfor- spread.” while, fell more than 7 largely resilient. The S&P Hate, a nonpro t that mation as a nation. Lives “With that said, we information from these percent after OPEC and 500 has had just two down studies extremism, that are depending on it.” should be careful about platforms as to who is re- allied nations agreed on weeks in the last eight, linked a dozen accounts to Murthy said technology assuming that the circu- ceiving misinformation?” Sunday to eventually al- and the last time it had spreading the majority of companies and social me- lation of misinformation she asked. “I don’t think low for higher oil produc- even a 5 percent pullback vaccine disinformation on dia platforms must make online is a cause of hesi- that information has been tion this year. from a record high was in Facebook. meaningful changes to tancy rather than a conse- released. Do you know Increased worries about October. “Facebook isn’t killing their products and soft- quence,” he added. how the algorithms are the virus may seem Several analysts pointed people. These 12 people ware to reduce the spread “It’s very dif cult to working at any of these strange to people in parts to that backdrop of high are out there giving mis- of false information while show the relationship be- platforms? I don’t think of the world where masks prices and very calm move- information, anyone lis- increasing access to au- tween misinformation on that information has been are coming off, or already ments for weeks while dis- tening to it is getting hurt thoritative, fact-based social media and vaccine released.” have, thanks to COVID-19 secting Monday’s drop. Microsoft Exchange hack caused by China, U.S. and allies say By Eric Tucker syndicates that have tar- con dential business in- icate time. Just last week, industries and naval de- with the Ministry of State ASSOCIATED PRESS geted critical infrastruc- formation. the U.S. issued separate fense contractors in the Security were engaged ture. Unlike in April, when stark warnings against U.S. and Europe and the in ransomware was sur- WASHINGTON — The The broad range of cyber- public nger-pointing transactions with entities Finnish parliament. prising and concerning to Biden administration and threats from Beijing dis- of Russian hacking was that operate in China’s In a statement, EU for- the U.S. government, the Western allies formally closed on Monday included paired with a raft of sanc- western Xinjiang region, eign policy chief Josep Bor- blamed China on Monday senior administration of- a ransomware attack from tions against Moscow, the where China is accused of rell said the hacking was cial said. But the attack, for a massive hack of Mi- government-affiliated Biden administration did repressing Uyghur Mus- “conducted from the terri- in which an unidenti ed crosoft Exchange email hackers that has target- not announce any actions lims and other minorities. tory of China for the pur- American company re- server software and as- ed victims — including in against Beijing. Nonethe- Then on Friday, the pose of intellectual proper- serted that criminal hack- the U.S. — with demands less, a senior administra- administration advised ty theft and espionage.” ceived a high-dollar ran- ers associated with the for millions of dollars. U.S tion of cial who briefed American rms of the de- The Microsoft Exchange som demand, also gave Chinese government have of cials also alleged that reporters said that the teriorating investment and cyberattack “by Chinese U.S. of cials new insight carried out ransomware criminal contract hackers U.S. has confronted senior commercial environment state-backed groups was a into what the of cial said and other illicit cyber op- associated with China’s Chinese of cials and that in Hong Kong, where Chi- reckless but familiar pat- was “the kind of aggressive erations. Ministry of State Security the White House regards na has been cracking down tern of behaviour,” U.K. behavior that we’re seeing The announcements, have engaged in cyber ex- the multination shaming on democratic freedoms it Foreign Secretary Dominic coming out of China.” though not accompanied tortion schemes and theft as sending an important had pledged to respect in Raab said. The majority of the most by sanctions against the for their own pro t. message. the former British colony. NATO, in its rst public damaging and high-pro- Chinese government, were Meanwhile, the Jus- President Joe Biden told The European Union condemnation of China for le recent ransomware intended as a forceful con- tice Department on Mon- reporters “the investiga- and Britain also called out hacking activities, called attacks have involved demnation of activities day announced charges tion’s not nished,” and China. The EU said mali- on Beijing to uphold its in- Russian criminal gangs. a senior Biden adminis- against four Chinese na- White House press secre- cious cyber activities with ternational commitments Though the U.S. has some- tration of cial described tionals who prosecutors tary Jen Psaki did not rule “signi cant effects” that and obligations “and to act times seen connections be- as part of a “pattern of said were working with out consequences for Chi- targeted government in- responsibly in the interna- tween Russian intelligence irresponsible behavior in the MSS in a hacking na, saying, “This is not the stitutions, political organi- tional system, including in cyberspace.” They high- campaign that target- conclusion of our efforts as zations and key industries cyberspace.” The alliance agencies and individual lighted the ongoing threat ed dozens of computer it relates to cyber activities in the bloc’s 27 member said it was determined hackers, the use of crimi- from Chinese hackers even systems, including com- with China or Russia.” states could be linked to to “actively deter, defend nal contract hackers by the as the administration re- panies, universities and Even without fresh sanc- Chinese hacking groups. against and counter the Chinese government “to mains consumed with try- government entities. The tions, Monday’s actions are The U.K.’s National Cyber full spectrum of cyber conduct unsanctioned cy- ing to curb ransomware defendants are accused of likely to exacerbate ten- Security Centre said the threats.” ber operations globally is attacks from Russia-based stealing trade secrets and sions with China at a del- groups targeted maritime That hackers af liated distinct,” the of cial said.