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SATURDAY JULY 17, 2021 DEALS OF THE Cuba protests hit home on North $ShoreDAY$ By Allysha Dunnigan a change in the government. be seen on major networksPG. 3 and in ITEM STAFF From little to no hygiene products, major newspapers. medicine or food, to rough living con- What we see is the product of sev- Cuba has been a Communist state ditions and government possession eral years of pent-up frustration to- since 1959, but the protests and of the property and assets of the peo- ward a government which prioritizes street demonstrations that have ple, Cubans say they have limited the wealthy and military families, arisen over the past week are a rare ability to control their own lives. leaving little for everyoneDEALS else. occurrence. The recent protests in Cuba have Revere residentOF Adrian TH EOrtega The roots of the protests were cen- made headway in the United States moved to the United States from tered around the high prices of con- — primarily Miami — and American Cuba when he was$ DA8 yearsY $old and sumer goods in the island nation,as media has taken note; footage of the said he is constantly worried about well as before food shortages and heartbreak and devastation experi- PG. 3 power outages and people calling for enced by the Cuban people can now PROTESTS, A6

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ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Margot Bloom of Lynn eld, the vaccine coordinator for the CIC mass vaccina- DEALS tion site at the Hynes Convention Cen- OF THE ter in Boston, checks doses of the P zer COVID-19 vaccine to make sure there ar- en’t any large air bubbles. $DAY$ PG. 3 LYNNFIELD VACCINE QUEEN Margot Bloom stepped ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Lynn middle school students Nevaeh Eth, left, and Amelia Spencer put the nishing touches on up during pandemic their 3-D printed monkeys during the Learning and Leadership Program at Endicott College.

By Allysha Dunnigan Lynn students summering at Endicott ITEM STAFF LYNNFIELD — Margot (Kreplick) Bloom spent most of the pandemic using her pharma- By Allysha Dunnigan mathematics (STEM) to visual and vaccinated — the program has been ceutical skills to assist others throughout the ITEM STAFF performing arts. divided into two sessions and all COVID-19 vaccination process while overseeing Typically, the program has 36 stu- participating students are required LYNN — Endicott College has dents, who stay in the dorms during to wear masks. the vaccine distribution at Fenway Park and opened its doors again to 48 middle the Hynes Convention Center. the week and return home for the The eighth-grade students are school students from Lynn for its Bloom received a pharmacy degree and weekends, but this summer’s pro- attending the program for the rst 20th Learning and Leadership Pro- worked in pharmaceutical sales for more than gram looks a little different. two weeks, which began this past 20 years, following in her father's footsteps af- gram (LLP). LLP was canceled last year due to Monday, and the seventh-grade stu- ter he spent the majority of his career as owner Each summer, a group of sev- COVID-19, so this year’s program dents will participate in the follow- of the bygone Paramount Drug on Union Street enth-grade students, recommended includes 24 eighth graders — the ing two weeks. in Lynn. by their teachers from each middle group that was supposed to go last There is also no overnight aspect Although she never actually practiced with school in the city, spend three weeks summer -— and 24 seventh grad- to the program this year. Instead, her pharmacy license, Bloom had a great deal living in the dorms at Endicott and ers. To minimize large class sizes students arrive at 8 a.m., either via of experience working in the eld in positions in participating in programs from sci- and to err on the side of safety — pharmaceutical sales at Rite Aid and then Ea- ence, technology, engineering and since not all participants are fully ENDICOTT, A7 ton Apothecary in Lynn. “My family is from Lynn, so it was kind of like I went full circle when I worked at Eaton be- cause they were two blocks from where my fa- Ippolito plans Peabody ther had his pharmacy,” Bloom said. Eaten was bought out by CVS, and so Bloom left for another opportunity — which then got a better future council stripped away when the pandemic hit, leaving her unemployed. In addition to the loss of her job, the pandemic for Swampscott approves also brought on the loss of her loved ones. Bloom’s friend Karen Nascembeni lost her By Tréa Lavery $5M for husband, Steven Richard, 58, to COVID-19 ITEM STAFF while Karen was in a drug-induced coma from SWAMPSCOTT — Angela Ippolito grew the same virus. up in Swampscott, but moved to Boston as upgrades Richard died ve days after being admitted to an adult. When she moved back, she be- the hospital, and Nascembeni got his bed after. By Sam Minton gan to notice little changes around town ITEM STAFF Nascembeni said that even though she was in a to some of its more historic and memora- coma, she sensed that her husband had lost his PEABODY — The City battle to the rampant virus. ble features. “I started looking around and thinking Council unanimously She had introduced Bloom to her husband and approved $5 million in ‘you know, I can’t believe this hasn’t been they had all been friends for a while, so Bloom capital improvements for saved,’ and ‘that’s not preserved,’” she said the couple meant a lot to her. the city during a special said. “Just thinking that it’s such a pris- A few days after Richard died, his father died meeting Thursday night. from COVID-19. After that, Bloom’s friend and tine little place that I always loved as a The funds were request- father-in-law died from COVID-19, too. kid.” ed by Mayor Edward A. The loss of her job, friends and family made Ippolito’s husband, Joe, suggested she Bettencourt Jr., who had the pandemic tough for Bloom, but she said it see what she could do about her concerns, ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS received unanimous ap- seemed like fate when, shortly after, she got a and in 2000, she joined the town’s Angela Ippolito strikes a yoga pose on proval from the Finance BLOOM, A6 IPPOLITO, A6 Eisman’s Beach. Committee earlier in the evening. The funds were au- thorized following a late INSIDE change in plans from Salem re ects on one year of Race Equity Bettencourt, who initial- ly sought $4.8 million By Allysha Dunnigan by Mayor Kimberley Driscoll, includ- of the ve areas, based on a combi- for capital improvements ITEM STAFF ed ve subcommittees, each focused nation of research, analysis and com- which included upgrades on an area of concern in the commu- munity input, the mayor’s of ce said. SALEM — The Race Equity Task for the police, re and nity: community culture, economics, “Our hope is that this initial report school departments and Force in Salem has published its nal education, health and public safety. will galvanize even broader support report, which re ects upon a year’s improvements to city “The Race Equity Task Force was for confronting inequities and create playgrounds. worth of work dedicated to studying LOOK! established to identify disparities a forum for residents to listen, re ect In the Finance Com- Yarin: Improperly- key sectors of the community and throughout our community and to and act together to build a more in- mittee meeting, Betten- dressed Bostonians. A8 identifying systemic and institution- develop the core elements of a strat- clusive community for all,” Driscoll court explained that the al inequities. Sports egy to help guide work at the city said. increase in the budget The report also provides recom- level to tackle these inequities,” said One of the core actions of the task request was due to the Lynn 14s score 10 runs mendations on potential strategies Driscoll. in fth inning, punch force was a recommendation that the police department requir- aimed at helping to overcome those The report — which can be found at city form a permanent committee to ing more funds and more ticket to state title identi ed disparities. www.raceequitysalem.org — outlines game. B1 The task force, which was convened the ndings and action items in each EQUITY, A6 UPGRADES, A7

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OBITUARIES MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Rosalind Stone, 94 Man les civil rights lawsuit release him. Miami-Dade Audi tried to drive away, Driver trying to avoid squirrel against MBTA, 3 of cers prosecutor Michael Von Dolan red one round crashes into 1650 home 1927 - 2021 Zamft said there has been from his service weapon, BOSTON (AP) — A man no request to release Flem- striking the driver in the HINGHAM (AP) — A SWAMPSCOTT - Rosalind who says he was beaten by mi from his Florida sen- arm. driver who swerved to (Kramer) Stone, 94, of Swamp- transit police in 2018 has tence. Surveillance video from avoid a squirrel in the road scott, passed peacefully in her led a federal civil rights Flemmi’s son, William the pizza shop shows an crashed into a Massachu- home of 65 years, with lov- St. Croix, told the Globe lawsuit against the MBTA unmarked white pickup setts home that was built ing family by her side. Roz is that his father is trying to and three of its of cers. truck with a black bed pull in 1650 by an ancestor of survived by her husband of use the coronavirus to get Anthony Watson, who alongside the Audi. A man Abraham Lincoln, police 73 years, Myron Stone. De- was homeless when he was out, but is actually healthy. said Thursday. in civilian clothes gets out voted mother of Jacob and allegedly beaten on a Red Flemmi admitted that he Neither the driver nor the Linda Stone of Sarasota, FL, Line train in Dorchester watched as his partner, of the truck and holds up occupants of the Hingham Samuel and Donna Stone of and held in jail for seven James “Whitey” Bulger, a badge and the Audi re- home known as the Samuel Swampscott and Michael and hours, is seeking compen- strangled St. Croix’s sister, verses away. Lincoln House were injured Rosalie Stone of Swampscott. sation for physical and Deborah Hussey, in 1985. The shooting occurred in the crash that occurred Rosalind grew up in Little Rock, emotional harm, his attor- “I’ve never received a off camera. No one else at about 6:30 a.m., police AR, the dear daughter of Wil- ney, Jeffrey Wiesner, told letter from him asking for was injured. said on Facebook. liam and Carolyn (Whitmore) The Boston Globe for a sto- forgiveness,” St. Croix said. The driver was identi ed The SUV was headed east Kramer. She was the loving ry pubished Friday. “He didn’t just kill her, by his attorney as Dom- when the 19-year-old driver sister of Charlotte Lou Garber The suit led Tuesday al- he tortured her ... and he inic Vincent, 18, of West swerved and drove off the of Marblehead and the late leges one of cer beat him wants compassion? I think Greenwich. The other two right side of the road, over Ruth Grimes. while two others falsi ed people are going to have a people in the car were his the sidewalk, and into the Roz was a champion swim- and unconditional love. hard time with that.” a police report to absolve 18-year-old friend and the living room, police said. Ap- mer in her high school days She was adored and will Flemmi was a close part- their colleague by saying friend’s 17-year-old broth- proximately half of the ve- back in Arkansas, swimming be profoundly missed by her Watson was the aggressor. ner of Bulger, the leader hicle entered the home. er. The teens were picking long distances, relying on her seven grandchildren – Sara Two of the of cers are fac- of the Winter Hill Gang, According to broadcast physical and mental fortitude. Farbman (Richard) of Brooklyn, ing criminal charges. which terrorized Bosto- up a pizza and then head- reports, the homeowners Roz came to Swampscott in Aaron Stone of Somerville, Jill “When an of cer of the nians for decades. Flemmi ing to Vincent’s house to were asleep at the time. 1946 and met Myron, a WWII Skalniak of Woburn, Jennilee law commits a criminal act, testi ed against Bulger watch an NBA game, their The driver was sitting on Marine Veteran and together Stone of Winchester, Bill (Wen- it strikes at the very heart during his 2013 trial. attorney said. the sidewalk when police they created a marvelously dy) of Doylestown, PA, Alex of our criminal legal sys- Flemmi also took the Vincent told police he arrived. She was issued a happy family story. (Heather) of Danvers and Harry tem,” Suffolk District Attor- stand in 2018 to testify didn’t think Dolan was a citation for failing to stay in Roz was a stay at home Mom (Bridget) of Salem. She cher- ney Rachael Rollins said in against another old friend, real police of cer based on marked lanes. when her boys were young, and ished the time she had with a statement. former New England Ma- his clothing and vehicle. The car was pulled from then at 35 years old, she en- her nine great-grandchildren, Transit Police Chief Ken a Boss Francis “Cadillac “We are pleased to see the home, and construction rolled in Salem State Teachers Malin, Micah, Nava, Jelani, Green in a statement called Frank” Salemme, who was the attorney general has crews were on the scene lat- College, went full time for four Robert, Raegan, Sadie, AJ and the actions of the of cers convicted in the 1993 kill- begun this process, and er in the day. years, while still raising her Emerson. She will be sorely “reprehensible,” and he re- ing a nightclub owner. family, and earned her degree. missed by a large extended we’re con dent in the fused to allow “their con- abilities and efforts of 3 injured in 25-foot fall off Roz taught in the Swampscott family of nieces, nephews and temptuous behavior to stig- Of cer charged with off-duty the attorney general’s of- ladder at Norwood complex school system for 18 years their families. matize the entire Transit shooting of teen arraigned ce to see that this really – teaching math at the Ma- Service Information: A Police Department.” NORWOOD (AP) — sad, sad affair is brought chon Elementary School. Her memorial service for Rosa- According to the lawsuit, WARWICK, R.I. (AP) — Three people were injured, students will tell you she was lind will be held on Tuesday, the beating occurred as A Rhode Island police of - to justice,” the teenagers’ two of them critically, in a tough but fair – and if they July 20th at 3:00 PM at Watson was being escorted cer, who was off duty and lawyer, James Howe, said 25-foot fall off a ladder at a passed her class they earned Temple Emanu-El, 393 At- out of a station after one out of uniform when au- outside court. Norwood apartment com- a swim in her backyard pool at lantic Avenue, Marblehead, of the of cers shook him thorities say he followed a The teens, one with his plex on Friday morning, the end of the school year. The MA 01945. A reception will awake because he had fall- car off a highway and shot arm in a sling, attended authorities said. pool being built was a tribute follow immediately after the en asleep on a Red Line the 18-year-old driver in the arraignment. Norwood re ghters re- to her love of swimming, but service. Burial will be pri- train. the arm, was released on Dolan told investigators sponded to the Windsor vate. also became a centerpiece $25,000 bail after his rst the Audi was traveling Gardens complex just after for so many wonderful years In lieu of owers, expres- Boston gangster cites health court appearance in the more than 100 mph and 11 a.m. after getting a 911 of family gatherings. During sions of sympathy may be case Friday. call reporting that multiple her summers off from teach- made in Rosalind’s memory concerns in bid for release he followed it because he Pawtucket Of cer Dan- thought it may be  ee- people had fallen off a lad- ing school, she would organize to Care Dimensions, 75 Syl- BOSTON (AP) — A noto- iel Dolan, 38, pleaded not der, the Norwood Fire De- swim lessons and in her back- van Street, Suite B102, Dan- ing the scene of a crime. rious New England gang- guilty to three counts of He told investigators he partment posted on Face- yard pool she taught hundreds vers, MA 01923 (https:// ster locked up for life for assault and one count of book. opened re because he of young Swampscott children www.caredimensions.org) a slew of killings says his discharge of a rearm Two of them were in crit- how to swim. or to Swampscott Senior health is in peril behind when committing a crime thought the car would ical condition and one was Our family will forever re- Center, 200R Essex Street, bars and wants out. of violence in connection strike him. in serious condition, au- member her as the loving Swampscott, MA 01907. Stephen “The Ri eman” with the encounter last “Of cer Dolan has spent thorities said. matriarch, instrumental in the For more information or to Flemmi wrote in a letter to month in West Greenwich. the better part of the last They were stabilized at happiness of 3 sons, 7 grand- register in the online guest- an Oklahoma state court He was also ordered to 17 years serving and pro- the scene and one was tak- children and 9 great-grandchil- book, please visit www.sta- judge that prison medical have no contact with the tecting, as a United States en to the local airport for a dren. She was always there netskyhymansonsalem.com. staff say his age and un- driver and two other teen- Marine and as a police helicopter  ight to a Boston with guidance, encouragement derlying health conditions agers who were in the car of cer for the city of Paw- hospital. Another was tak- make it “highly likely” that and to surrender his re- tucket, and that’s exactly en by ambulance to Boston he will “suffer an extremely arms. what he was doing that and the third was brought poor outcome” if he gets the According to an inves- evening,” Dolan’s lawyer, to a local hospital for treat- Michael Fuller, 46 coronavirus, The Boston tigation, Dolan was re- Michael Colucci, said out- ment, the department said. 1974 - 2021 Globe reported. turning from a detail as- side court. The town’s building in- Flemmi is serving life signment on the evening spector as well as the fed- Investigators also found sentences for convictions of June 23 when he en- eral Occupational Safety ROCKLAND - Michael Gary that Dolan had taken a in federal court as well countered an Audi sedan and Health Administration Fuller, 46, passed away on July few sips of beer in his 12, 2021. Mike was raised in as Florida and Oklahoma on Interstate 95 in West were called to the scene. state courts. Even if feder- Greenwich. truck, but his blood alco- No names were released Lynn, MA and is a 1992 grad- hol measured 0.0. uate of St. Mary’s High School. al of cials approve his bid The vehicles exited the and no additional informa- He continued his education at for compassionate release, highway and Dolan tried Dolan, a resource of cer tion was made public. St. Anselm College in NH where he would remain locked up to detain the driver of the at a Pawtucket middle Residents told WBZ-TV he met his future wife, Michelle unless Oklahoma and Flor- Audi outside a pizza shop. school, has been placed on the injured were cleaning (Cardillo) Fuller. In addition to ida of cials also agree to When the operator of the unpaid leave by the city. gutters. Michelle, he is survived by his sons, Christopher and Jack of Rockland, his parents Gary IN MEMORIAM and Kathleen Fuller of Lynn, his Terry Finnigan Gov. Baker signs new $47.6B sister Karen Cormier and her Never Forgotten by Loving Family and Friends husband, Steve, of Peabody, 50th Year his in-laws Stephen and Geri Massachusetts state budget Cardillo of Rockland, Marc and Darby Cardillo of Marsh eld, By Steve Leblanc actual tax collections in re- create a Disability Employ- four nieces, a nephew and sev- ASSOCIATED PRESS cent months. ment Tax Credit to support eral aunts and uncles. the Bruins, and also was an The budget also includes businesses that hire indi- After graduating St. Anselm unlikely Florida Gators devotee. BOSTON — Gov. Charlie a compromise on the lm viduals with disabilities. in 1996, he worked in the Service Information: Fami- Baker signed a new $47.6 tax credit by making the Another section makes insurance industry, most re- ly and friends are welcomed billion state budget Friday tax break permanent. permanent the Massachu- cently for CRICO as a Claims to Magoun-Biggins Funeral for the scal year that be- The tax break has been setts Education Financing Team Manager. However, his Home, 135 Union Street, gan July 1, as the state is criticized by some, saying Authority's college savings true passion and calling was Rockland on Sunday July 18, enjoying an expected jump big-budget Hollywood mov- tax deduction program, coaching. He started his hock- 2021 4:00-7:00pm. A private in revenues despite the ies don't need a tax break, which was scheduled to end ey coaching career at his alma memorial service will be held pandemic. but supporters — including this year. Nearly 30,000 tax mater, St. Mary’s High School. later by the family. In lieu of The spending plan is Teamsters Local 25 — have lers across Massachusetts His greatest joy, though, came owers, donations may be designed to support the said it's key to nurturing bene t from this program, in coaching his boys, Chris- made in Michael’s memory The poet said, Love is not written state's cities and towns, the state's home-grown according to the adminis- topher in hockey and Jack in to the American Diabetes on paper, for paper can be erased. schools, families, small lm industry and retaining tration. ag football. He was an ardent Association, PO Box 7023, Nor is it etched on stone, for stone businesses, and workers jobs. Baker vetoed $7.9 million can be broken. But it is inscribed Boston sports fan, especially Merrield, VA 22116 . as Massachusetts emerg- "As we continue in our in gross spending. Of 149 on our hearts and there it shall es from COVID-19, Baker remain forever. economic recovery, we are outside sections, he signed The Murphy Family said. focused on supporting 122, vetoed 2, and returned The budget makes key In Memoriam those communities that 25 to lawmakers with pro- investments, including ful- have been hardest hit by posed amendments. Terry Finnigan Get the ly funding the state's new COVID-19," the Republican Democrats in the Massa- 1971 ~ July 17 ~ 2021 Student Opportunity Act, said in a written statement. chusetts House and Senate It's been 50 years since you e-edition which requires more funds "We are able to responsibly hold wide enough margins passed...the world changes be channeled into school grow our reserves without in both chambers to over- from year to year, our lives systems with higher per- raising taxes, while con- ride any vetoes. Lawmak- from day to day, but the love centages of low-income tinuing to make historic ers put a $48.1 billion bot- & memory of you, shall never students and English lan- investments in our schools, tom line on the budget they pass away & will live in guage learners. our hearts forever. job training programs and sent to Baker. The adminis- with your There are no new taxes in downtown economies." tration reached the slightly Love, Margaret, John, and families home delivery the budget, which also fore- The budget includes $35 lower gure of $47.6 billion subscription. casts a $1.2 billion deposit million for a range of ini- by excluding funding from into the state's Stabiliza- tiatives recommended by the Medical Assistance tion Fund — bringing the the Black Advisory Com- Trust Fund. Stories live on. total balance of the "rainy mission and the Latino Ad- Also Friday, Baker signed day fund" to $5.8 billion. visory Commission, includ- a separate spending pack- Tell theirs. There is no planned with- ing Adult Basic Education, age focused on transporta- Share your loved one’s story. drawal from the fund. YouthWorks Summer Jobs, tion needs. Baker and House and early college, teacher diver- The bill, which was ap- [email protected] | 781-593-7700 Senate Legislative negotia- sity, small business devel- proved by lawmakers on tors who hammered out the opment, nancial literacy, Thursday, authorizes $200 In partnership with nal budget bene ted from and workforce training, ac- million for municipal road an upgraded $34.3 billion cording to Baker. and bridge repairs and tax revenue forecast for the Baker also signed some $150 million to support scal year. This represents "outside sections" of the statewide projects to ad- Catch up with your an increase of $4.2 billion budget, which typically dress congestion, support over the FY 2022 consensus deal more with policy ini- electric vehicle infrastruc- favorite team tax revenue estimate an- tiatives than spending, ture, prioritize bus infra- in Item Sports! nounced in January, based including a section led structure, and improve off better-than-expected by the administration to public transit. SATURDAY JULY 17, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Colorado father convicted of killing his 13-year-old son

By Patty Nieberg of her son confronting his ASSOCIATED PRESS father about the photos. Hall almost immediate- DENVER — A Colora- ly suspected her ex-hus- do father was convicted band wasn’t telling the full Friday of second-degree truth about their son’s dis- murder and child abuse appearance, text messag- resulting in death in the es introduced as evidence 2012 disappearance of his suggested. Two hours af- 13-year-old son. ter learning Dylan was Mark Redwine, 59, was missing, Hall texted Mark indicted in 2017 in connec- Redwine. tion with the disappear- “He wouldn’t just leave,” ance of Dylan Redwine, she wrote. “He would have who was reported missing called me. I am so suspect on Nov. 19, 2012, while on of you right now. How a court-ordered Thanks- could he just disappear?” giving visit to his father’s Public defender Justin home outside the city of Bogan suggested that her Durango. account was tainted by a Redwine did not show contentious divorce and any reaction when the ver- custody battle with Red- dicts were read as he stood wine. Bogan also suggest- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS with his hands clasped in ed that Hall’s appearance front of him. Mercedes Herrera and others chant during an event on DACA and DAPA Immigration Relief at the on national TV turned Dylan Redwine’s re- Houston International Trade Center. mains were found a few public opinion against miles from his father’s her ex-husband and in u- home in 2013, and hikers enced the direction of the police investigation. Judge orders end to DACA, found his skull in 2015. Prosecutors argued that Hall insisted she spoke Redwine killed Dylan in with media and attended a a t of rage after they ar- protest at Mark Redwine’s current enrollees safe for now gued over embarrassing house in an effort to bring photos of Redwine wear- Dylan home. By Astrid Galvan states proved “the hard- DACA’s fate. scribed as a program for ing women’s lingerie and “I gured he was safe be- ASSOCIATED PRESS ship that the continued The states argued that young immigrants, many cause he was with his dad, operation of DACA has in- Obama never had the recipients have lived in eating feces from a diaper. A federal judge in Tex- and I was devastated that  icted on them.” authority in 2012 to cre- the U.S. for a decade or Dylan’s older brother testi- as on Friday ruled illegal no one knew where my son He continued: “Further- ate DACA because it cir- longer after being brought ed that Dylan discovered an Obama-era program was,” she said. more, the government has cumvented Congress. The into the country without the photos before he went that prevents the depor- missing. Throughout the trial, no legitimate interest in states also argued that permission or overstaying prosecutors doubled down tation of some immigrants the continuation of an il- the program drains their Redwine, who didn’t tes- brought into the United visas. The liberal Center tify at trial, told investiga- on the compromising pho- legally implemented pro- educational and health- for American Progress tos of Redwine, arguing States as children, putting gram.” care resources. tors he left Dylan alone at new pressure for action on says roughly 254,000 chil- home to run errands and the father-son relationship Biden has already pro- Suing alongside Texas President Joe Biden and dren have at least one returned to nd him miss- was in decline long before posed legislation that were Alabama, Arkansas, Democrats who control parent relying on DACA. ing. Defense attorneys Dylan’s disappearance. would provide a pathway Kansas, Louisiana, Mis- Congress for legislation Some recipients are suggested the photos have Prosecutors also focused to citizenship for the es- sissippi, Nebraska, South to safeguard the people grandparents. no connection to Dylan on comments Dylan made timated 11 million people Carolina, and West Vir- known as “Dreamers.” The U.S. Supreme Court Redwine’s death and that to family and friends about living in the U.S. without ginia — states that all had U.S. District Judge An- ruled that former Pres- the boy ran away and may dreading the court-or- authorization. He also or- Republican governors or drew Hanen ruled in favor ident Donald Trump’s have been killed by a wild dered visit. dered agencies to make state attorneys general. attempt to end DACA in animal. Public defender John of Texas and eight other efforts to preserve the pro- The Mexican American The case drew national Moran said during his conservative states that gram. Legal Defense and Educa- 2017 was unlawful. A New attention when Redwine opening statements that sued to halt the Deferred Supporters of DACA, in- tional Fund and the New York judge in December and the boy’s mother, Dylan ran away from Action for Childhood Ar- cluding those who argued Jersey Attorney General’s ordered the Trump ad- Elaine Hall, leveled ac- home and suggested he rivals program, which pro- before Hanen to save it, Of ce, which defended the ministration to restore cusations at each other could have been attacked vides limited protections have said a law passed program on behalf of a the program as enacted by during appearances on the by a bear or a mountain to about 650,000 people. by Congress is necessary group of DACA recipients, Obama. syndicated “Dr. Phil” tele- lion. He referred to an in- People who are already to provide permanent re- argued Obama did have Todd Schulte, president vision show in 2013. jury on Dylan’s skull as a enrolled won’t lose protec- lief. Hanen has said Con- the authority and that the of FWD.us, a progressive “This has been an ex- tooth mark. tions, but Hanen is bar- gress must act if the U.S. states lacked the standing organization, expressed tremely dif cult case A forensic anthropolo- ring the approval of any wants to provide the pro- to sue because they had disappointment at Fri- for everybody involved,” gist, Diane France, testi- new applications. tections in DACA to recip- not suffered any harm due day’s ruling, saying in a Judge Jeffrey Wilson said ed that Dylan suffered a Hanen’s decision limits ients commonly known as to the program. statement that DACA has before the verdict was fracture above his left eye. the immediate ability of “Dreamers.” Hanen rejected Texas’ been a big success that has Biden, who pledged during read. “It’s been dif cult Two marks on the boy’s The House approved request in 2018 to stop the transformed many lives. his campaign to protect for the parties, for the at- skull were likely caused legislation in March cre- program through a pre- “Today makes absolutely DACA, to keep the pro- torneys, for their staff. It’s by a knife or sharp tool at ating a pathway toward liminary injunction. But clear: only a permanent or near the time of death, gram or something similar citizenship for “Dream- in a foreshadowing of his been dif cult for the fami- legislative solution passed France said. in place. His ruling is the ers,” but the measure has latest ruling, he said he lies, the entire community. by Congress will eliminate Jurors delivered their Meanwhile Redwine’s second by a federal judge been stalled in the Senate. believed DACA as enacted the fear and uncertain- verdict after less than a defense said in closing in Texas stopping Biden’s Immigration advocates was likely unconstitution- ty that DACA recipients day of deliberations. arguments that expert immigration plans, after hope to include a provision al. Hall testi ed at trial testimony had showed a court barred enforce- opening that citizenship “If the nation truly wants have been forced to live that she sent Dylan to his Dylan’s skull was still in a ment of Biden’s 100-day doorway in sweeping bud- to have a DACA program, with for years. We call father’s house on Nov. 18, peri-mortem state in 2015. stay on most deportations. get legislation Democrats it is up to Congress to say on each and every elect- 2012, learned he was miss- He said that means it re- The program has been want to approve this year, so,” Hanen wrote in 2018. ed of ce to do everything ing the next day and im- tained elasticity and wet- challenged in court since but it’s unclear whether Hanen ruled in 2015 within their power so that mediately drove six hours ness, making it susceptible former President Barack that language will sur- that Obama could not ex- DACA recipients and their to southwestern Colora- to environmental factors Obama instituted it in vive. pand DACA protections families and communities do’s La Plata County to like animal scavenging for June 2012. Hanen’s ruling came or institute a program can live free from fear, and search for her son. Hall three years before it was In Friday’s ruling, after a nearly 3 1/2 hour shielding their parents. continue to build their said she had no knowledge discovered. Hanen wrote that the court hearing Dec. 22 on While DACA is often de- lives here,” Schulte said. Oregon wild re forms ‘ re clouds’ that pose danger below By Gillian Flaccus updraft of hot air. On this ASSOCIATED PRESS re, crews are seeing the biggest and most danger- PORTLAND, Ore. — ous clouds over a section Smoke and heat from a of wilderness that’s made massive wild re in south- up mostly of dead trees, eastern Oregon are cre- which burn instantly and ating giant “ re clouds” with a lot of heat. over the blaze — danger- ous columns of smoke and LAW OFFICES OF The value of each coupon shown here is equal to ash that can reach up to 6 JAMES J. 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E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill West Virginia hopes to 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 reverse a decade of decline Deputy Editor J. Patrick Norton J N. W  T¢  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan DRY FORK, W.Va. — result of the astonishing struggle,” said Mr. Jass. Lynn, MA 01903 Chief Operating O cer Editorial Editor Chairman There’s nobody here. fact that seven in 10 West “But I am glad we left when Customer Service Well, almost nobody. This Virginians have been pre- we did.” PUBLISHERS Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 unincorporated community scribed opioids). Mrs. Jass has no regrets. Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 is in a magni cent corner Unemployment is espe- “We have enjoyed our new Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 of the world, garlanded by cially severe in the coal-ori- home and we love the town, All Departments: Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 mountains, picturesque ented southwestern coun- and we love being close to 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 farms planted along the ties of McDowell, Boone, Sioux Falls,” she said. “Our Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Ext. 2 Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 road, eight miles from not Wyoming, Mingo and Lo- kids all found great spous- Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 one but two ski areas and a gan, which have lost at es, and it has worked out Classi ed/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 state park which describes least a quarter of their jobs really well. We still have classi [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 itself as a conference cen- over half a decade, the re- family and friends back ter and resort. Mostly, the sult of environmental reg- in Alden, but we are set- Subscriptions [email protected] sounds here are of deep si- ulation and the competitive tled here in South Dakota. lences. cost of natural gas, a rival We are staying put, right Circulation Some 1,085 people live fuel source. In those plac- where we are.” [email protected] here today. In 1900 — es, as elsewhere, internet What struck me all those Ext. 3 when loggers toiled amid connections are pitiable, years ago, and what seems the densely-forested hills, roads beyond the highways especially poignant now, are Newsroom a lumber mill sat on Red often are tortuous and the the remarks of their son, [email protected] Creek, the community had refugees to brighter pros- Luke. “The chances that [email protected] EDITORIAL its own railroad and coal pects out of state tend to I’ll be a farmer in Alden mines operated nearby — be younger, better educated Ext. 4 are almost nonexistent,” Dry Fork had a population and better trained. he said at age 14. “Farm- Sports of 3,224. “The result is a vicious cy- [email protected] This is a fortunate part cle where the losses make ers are always in debt, they Unarmed response of the state, endowed with the area less attractive, and don’t have any fun, they Ext. 5 stunning beauty, a growing that drives away more busi- work hard and they don’t Retail and Online tourist industry and many nesses,” said John Deskins, get anything out of it. I’ll do anything but farm.” Advertising and unanswered advantages, including a who heads the Bureau of [email protected] median family income 10 Business and Economic He was true to his word. percent higher than the Research at West Virginia Though he now works for ADVERTISING rest of West Virginia and University. “It is very hard the agricultural power- Ernie Carpenter Jr. questions a rate of higher education to halt that. All the tools house Cargill Inc. in Min- neapolis, he is in the com- Director of Advertising double the state gure. And government has are better and Business Development, ext. 1355 pany’s IT department. “I yet the population has fall- at boosting development [email protected] There are a lot of questions to en by two-thirds since the of areas that are on the never liked it there much,” be asked and answered about days when workers — the upswing than in helping he said of his hometown of Ralph Mitchell the City of Lynn’s plan to cre- gandy dancers, as the men communities that are in Alden. “The opportunities Sales Representative, ext. 1313 ate the All Lynn Emergency who worked the rails were decline. They are better at weren’t there.” [email protected] Response Team (ALERT). The called, or the pick-and- accelerating growth than West Virginia is deter- Patricia Whalen $500,000 City Council commit- shovel men who dug for reversing momentum.” mined to avoid the phe- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 ment to fund ALERT is part coal or the logging crews West Virginia is experi- nomenon that sent the Jass [email protected] of the city’s response to the from Pennsylvania and encing in the third decade family eeing north. The national outcry over George Nova Scotia who employed of the 21st century what state legislature passed BUSINESS OFFICE Floyd’s May 2020 murder by a skidding tongs and peaveys Iowa experienced in the last a bill to make it easier for Susan J. Conti Minnesota police of cer. to harvest the trees — decade of the 20th century, remote workers to operate Controller, ext. 1288 ALERT is intended to provide lled the silences with when small towns shrank, a out of the state, canceling [email protected] an unarmed response to men- their grunts. They extract- farm-credit crunch pinched sales and income taxes for tal-health crisis calls, overdoses ed wood and coal from the many farmers and broader the rst 30 days of telecom- Ted Grant and wellness checks currently area and sent the pro ts to economic changes squeezed Publisher, ext. 1234 muting, and lawmakers [email protected] handled by uniformed, armed Pittsburgh, Philadelphia the state’s economy. In next year will consider a police of cers. and Cleveland. those years, some farmers proposal to make the state Marian Kinney Community organizations That is the West Virginia burned their barns rather more attractive to migrants ext. 1212 supporting ALERT’s formation story. than pay taxes on them. by eliminating the income [email protected] point to communities in Ore- That story’s latest chap- Exactly 30 years ago, I tax completely. gon, Colorado and other parts ter is of fresh decline. New- visited Alden, Iowa, just Will Kraft “This has been a big topic Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 of the country where unarmed ly-released Census Bureau when Linda and Tom Jass in the state and the driv- [email protected] response teams saved cities and data shows that West Vir- decided to abandon the towns money by freeing police ing force behind a lot of our ginia suffered the largest family corn and soybean Paula Villacreses up from having to respond to politics,” said Sean O’Leary, population decline in the elds near the Iowa River, a senior policy analyst at A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 mental health and wellness country, a drop of nearly leaving Mrs. Jass’ parents, the West Virginia Center [email protected] check calls. 60,000 people, or 3.2 per- both in their 70s, to tend on Budget and Policy. “We ALERT proponents point to cent, in the decade between to the sheep and crops in Mike Shanahan can’t grow economically Floyd’s death when they argue 2010 and 2020. It is one of a town that hadn’t had a Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 without people. As our pop- [email protected] that America is overdue for un- seven states that will lose a grocery store, a doctor or armed and well-trained mental congressional seat in next a police of cer in a gener- ulation declines, the older and unhealthy members of Jim Wilson health and social work special- year’s midterm elections. ation. Mr. Jass told me at Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 ists to respond to nonviolent There are several expla- the time that he had lost “a our state still have growing [email protected] calls involving individuals of nations, all of them partial, ton of money” in the richest needs.” color. all plausible. Poverty is one soil in the world. He had no In the years between 2010 CIRCULATION and 2018, 27,000 more peo- They argue that a responder (about one in seven West idea where he was going to Lisa Mahmoud who is not armed or wearing a Virginians qualify for the go, only that he was deter- ple left West Virginia than Manager, ext. 1239 uniform can deescalate a situa- national de nition). Job mined to leave. moved in. It may be almost [email protected] tion and connect someone in cri- loss is another (especially I caught up with him the heaven, but the problem is sis with mental health workers in coal, which has lost more other day and discovered that it is almost empty. CUSTOMER SERVICE who can direct them to resourc- than half its jobs in the that the couple left shortly A Swampscott High es and treatment. School Class of 1972 mem- La’ Mosha Ball past dozen years). The two, after we talked. Customer Service, ext. 1276 But what happens if a situa- ber, David M. Shribman is of course, are related. So is They relocated to South [email protected] tion escalates or the individual drug addiction (West Vir- Dakota, where his wife the Pulitzer Prize-winning in crisis becomes violent? When ginia has by far the high- taught sixth grade and he former executive editor of GRAPHICS police respond to a call, they are est rate of opioid addiction managed absentee-owner the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. prepared to help and protect ev- — four times higher than farmlands. Follow him on Twitter at Trevor Andreozzi eryone present at the site of the Texas, almost certainly the “I worry that small towns ShribmanPG. Designer response call — family mem- [email protected] bers, bystanders — by bringing a uniformed authority to the LETTER TO THE EDITOR Edwin Peralta Jr. response. Designer Will ALERT members be ca- [email protected] pable of safely responding to a Moulton on the mark NEWSROOM situation involving several agi- tated and upset, or traumatized To the editor: on the roads lately has Oh, did I forget the Lynn Mike Alongi and impaired individuals? noticed a large volume of ferry? I’m sure that is a for- Sports Editor, ext. 1228 [email protected] If interactions between indi- U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton traf c on any given time of gotten $7.2 million invest- viduals of color and uniformed is right on the mark (Item, the day even with people ment by the taxpayers. Gayla Cawley of cers lead to conicts, then July 8) regarding Gov still working remotely. Drivers, get ready for News Editor, ext. 1236 Charlie Baker’s focus only Gov. Baker must have shouldn’t a concentrated and more gridlock, and — how [email protected] sustained effort be directed at on building new roads, and tunnel vision — as in the can we forget — potholes. addressing the root causes of the state Department of Sumner, Callahan tunnels Allysha Dunnigan these conicts and nding ways Transportation totally ig- — which he most likely Reporter, ext. 1302 to deescalate them? noring the issue. passes through each day to L. Robert Nadeau [email protected] Anyone who has been and from the State House. Lynn Other questions surrounding Spenser Hasak ALERT’s formation include: Photographer, ext. 1332 Who will oversee and run the [email protected] unarmed response team and how will the team be alerted to Thor Jourgensen calls? Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 Police of cers are hired and [email protected] trained to keep people safe. Tréa Lavery Floyd’s murder and the mur- Reporter, ext. 1317 ders of other persons of color [email protected] by police of cers have raised a multitude of questions about Jakob Menendez the individuals selected to wear Photographer, ext. 1332 uniforms and badges and carry [email protected] rearms and raised questions about how they are trained. Anne Marie Tobin It is important to focus on the Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 root problems undermining po- [email protected] licing in America which have sur- Sophie Yarin faced in the wake of Floyd’s death. Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 It is equally important to ask if [email protected] unarmed response is the safest TECHNOLOGY and best way to help people. Tim Noyes Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY JULY 17, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- at 354 S Broadway; at 3:31 rode his bike to the station at larly arrests, re ect police records. In p.m. Tuesday at N Broadway 12:46 a.m. Friday to report the event of a perceived inaccuracy, and Salem Street; at 8:43 a.m. that he thought he saw some- it is the sole responsibility of the con- Thursday on S Broadway. one break into his neighbor’s A report of a motor vehicle home. Police spoke to the cerned party to contact the relevant crash with personal injury at neighbor and determined that police department and have the de- 2:18 p.m. Monday on Salem all was in order. partment issue a notice of correction Street. One person was taken A Brookhouse Drive resident to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- to Lahey Clinic - Burlington. reported at 2:09 a.m. Friday ications will not be made without A report of a hit-and-run mo- that his daughter was miss- express notice of change from the tor vehicle crash at 6:41 p.m. ing and hadn’t been seen in Monday at 15 Summer St. and arresting police department. a half hour. Police located the 0 S Common St. daughter and she returned A 31-year-old man was ar- home safe. LYNN rested (see arrests) following a crash at 794 Lowell St. at Scams Arrests 10:18 p.m. Monday. A motor vehicle crash into a An Atlantic Avenue resi- Saajid Abdul-Ali, homeless, guardrail was reported at 9:26 dent reported receiving scam was arrested on a warrant p.m. Wednesday at 605 Wal- emails at 7:21 a.m. Thursday. and charged with unlicensed nut St. and 1 Sparhawk Drive. A caller reported being operation of a motor vehicle A ve-car crash was report- scammed out of money after ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK and failure to register as a sex ed at 7:50 a.m. Thursday on S attempting to rent property A crew from National Grid assesses the damage to a telephone pole af- offender at 3:18 p.m. Thursday. Broadway. through Craigslist at 2:35 p.m. Anthony Burnett, 54, of 19 Thursday. ter it was knocked down when a car left the road on Essex Street in Union St., was arrested on a Complaints Saugus and crashed into a home shortly before noon on Friday. courtesy booking at 10:39 PEABODY a.m. Friday. A report of suspicious activi- Roy Defreitas, 33, was ar- ty at 6:52 p.m. Monday at 747 Car crashes into pole, rested and charged with re- Walnut St. A caller reported a Arrests ceiving a lost credit card, credit group across the pond had Stephanie Ann Lohnes, card fraud over $1,200, identi- been there for several nights 31, of 138 S Common St., ty fraud and forgery of a docu- and felt they were suspicious. Apt. 306, Lynn, was arrested home in Saugus ment at 12:39 a.m. Friday. Police advised the group that and charged with shoplifting Mynor Vicente Itzep, 21, of they could not be shing in the by asportation at 3:27 p.m. By Sam Minton could have been much the utility pole that was 24 New Park St., was arrested pond there. Thursday. ITEM STAFF worse. knocked down, but power and charged with operation A report of a disturbance Fire Capt. Richard Porter was restored within a few of a motor vehicle with a sus- at 11:57 p.m. Wednesday at Accidents SAUGUS — A 64-year- said the driver of the car, a hours after the company old Saugus man was in- pended license and alcohol Lynn eld High School at 275 2021 Nissan Sentra, was repaired the pole, police Essex St. A caller reported a A report of a motor vehicle jured after crashing his from an open container in a lucky — if the deck's pro- said. motor vehicle at 9 a.m. Friday. group of loud kids was setting crash at 2:57 p.m. Thursday car into a utility pole and portions were slightly dif- Newbury said that the off reworks. Police reported on Route 128 South, Exit 39; home on Essex Street Fri- ferent, he could have been re department had to Accidents approximately 20 vehicles had at 7:50 p.m. Thursday at 232 day morning, Police Chief killed. left and several broken bottles Newbury St. and 550 Lowell Michael Ricciardelli said. call an outside company to "The hood was crumpled work on the porch before A report of a motor vehicle were found in the parking lot. St.; at 6:40 a.m. Friday at 137 The crash, which was all the way into the driver removing the vehicle. crash at 3:39 p.m. Thursday at Lowell St. and 91 Endicott St. reported at approximate- compartment,'' added Fire The crash remains under Walgreens at 290 Broadway; Theft A motor vehicle crash was ly 10:15 a.m., caused the Chief Michael Newbury, at 3:41 p.m. Thursday at En- reported at 6:45 p.m. Thursday pole to snap and fall to who said the driver was investigation by the Sau- dicott and Franklin streets; at At 5:25 p.m. Wednesday, a at 11 Winter St. Michael F. Car- the ground and damaged gus Police Department, caller reported his son’s bicy- shaken up from the crash. 4:52 p.m. Thursday on Wyoma valho, 49, of 12 Lowe St., Apt. the front porch of a home "The airbags did a good job but a preliminary investi- Square; at 5:44 p.m. Thursday cle was stolen from his drive- 1C, was issued a summons for at 100 Essex St. No one gation indicates that the way at 12 Bishops Lane. (of) saving him." at 421 Essex St.; at 7:54 p.m. operation of a motor vehicle was inside the home at the Porter said that the re driver may have suffered a Thursday at Euclid Avenue and with a suspended license - time, police said. department heard the medical emergency. Keene streets; at 5:01 a.m. MARBLEHEAD subsequent offense. The driver was taken crash and responded to "I'm just glad he's alive," Friday at Elm and S Common A report of a hit-and-run mo- to a local hospital with the incident. National Grid said Newbury. streets; at 8:01 a.m. Friday at Accidents tor vehicle crash at 10:10 p.m. non-life-threatening in- customers lost power due Sam Minton can be 756 Western Ave. Thursday at 52 Endicott St. reached at sminton@item- A man walked to the station juries, but Saugus re of- to a transformer that was A report of a hit-and-run mo- cials said the outcome damaged in the crash and live.com. tor vehicle crash at 5:19 p.m. at 3:39 a.m. Friday to report Complaints Thursday at 106 Den Quarry that he had nodded off while Road. driving on Gerry Street, hit a A report of a disturbance at A report of a motor vehicle tree and rolled his car. 4:59 p.m. Thursday at 21 Call- Few Arizona voter fraud crash with personal injury at er St. A caller reported a man 5:30 p.m. Thursday at 35 Den Complaints was knocking on doors. Andres Quarry Road. E. Reyes, 28, of 47 Hanover cases undercut Trump’s claims Report of illegal dumping on St., Apt. 1, Lynn, was issued West Shore Drive at 7:52 a.m. a summons for three counts Overdose cases could emerge, the also illustrate another re- Thursday. of Class C drug possession - By Bob Christie and Christina A. Cassidy numbers illustrate the ality: Voter fraud is often A report of an overdose at Report of illegal dumping on subsequent offense and Class ASSOCIATED PRESS implausibility of Trump's 6:47 a.m. Friday at PriceRite at the Housing Authority property D drug possession with intent bipartisan. Of the four Ari- on Hawkes Street at 1:12 p.m. claims that fraud and ir- zona cases that have result- 395 Lynnway. to distribute. PHOENIX — Arizona Thursday. regularities in Arizona cost ed in criminal charges, two county election of cials Report of a neighbor dispute him the state's electorate involved Democratic voters Theft Theft have identi ed fewer than on Central Street at 2:52 p.m. votes. In nal, certi ed and and two involved Republi- 200 cases of potential voter A report of a larceny at 7:24 Thursday. audited results, Biden won cans. A report of shoplifting at fraud out of more than 3 p.m. Thursday at Stop & Shop A Broughton Road resident 10,400 more votes than 3:27 p.m. Thursday at Liquor million ballots cast in last AP's review supports at 35 Washington St.; at 8:44 reported at 3:14 p.m. Thurs- Trump out of 3.4 million & Smoke Shop at 117 New- year's presidential election, statements made by many a.m. Friday at 596 Western day that a neighbor’s son had cast. bury St. A store clerk reported undercutting former Presi- state and local elections Ave. threatened her husband. a woman showed a knife and AP's ndings align with dent Donald Trump's claims of cials — and even some A resident reported at 9:28 stole a lighter. Police stopped previous studies showing Republican county of cials of a stolen election as his voter fraud is rare. Numer- p.m. Thursday that two older the woman, Stephanie Ann and GOP Gov. Doug Ducey LYNNFIELD allies continue a disputed ous safeguards are built men had made his 14-year- Lohnes, of Lynn, by the Plaza — that Arizona's presiden- ballot review in the state's into the system to not only old daughter and her friends Motel, and arrested her (see tial election was secure and Arrests most populous county. prevent fraud from happen- uncomfortable on Atlantic Av- arrests). its results valid. enue. An Associated Press in- ing but to detect it when it Frank J. Taibbi Jr., 31, of 4 And still, Arizona's GOP- Old Wood Road, was arrested Police received multiple calls Vandalism vestigation found 182 cas- does. starting at 10:55 p.m. Thurs- es where problems were "The fact of the matter is led state Senate has for and charged with OUI-liquor months been conducting and leaving the scene of a mo- day about a group of people A report of vandalism at clear enough that of cials that election of cials across drinking and setting off re- 1:59 p.m. Thursday at Peabody referred them to investi- the state are highly invest- what it describes as a "fo- tor vehicle accident at 10:18 rensic audit" of results in p.m. Monday. works in Crocker Park. Council on Aging at 79 Central gators for further review. ed in helping to ensure the A caller reported at 11:01 St. A caller reported vandalism So far, only four cases have integrity of our elections Phoenix's Maricopa County. Accidents p.m. Thursday that he saw a to work vehicles at the Torigian led to charges, including and the public's con dence The effort has been discred- boy sitting on the sidewalk Center. An employee said vid- those identi ed in a sepa- in them," said Arizona Sec- ited by election experts and A report of a motor vehicle with his head in his hands on eo footage showed a van was rate state investigation. No retary of State Katie Hobbs, faced bipartisan criticism, crash at 11:55 a.m. Monday at Pleasant Street. Police could damaged by a landscaping one has been convicted. No a Democrat. "And part of but some Republicans, in- 425 Market St. and 425 Wal- not locate the boy. company hired by the Council person's vote was counted that entails taking potential cluding Trump, have sug- nut St.; at 3:51 p.m. Monday A Pleasant Street resident on Aging. twice. voter fraud seriously." gested it will uncover evi- While it's possible more Arizona's potential cases dence of widespread fraud. 3 men charged in deadly 2018 Missouri duck boat accident By John Hanna nine members of a fami- conditions and to cease weather suddenly turned ASSOCIATED PRESS ly from Indianapolis and operations during a severe violent. Within minutes, victims from Missouri, Il- thunderstorm warning. the boat sank. BRANSON, Mo. — A lo- linois and Arkansas. Tia Attorneys for Baltzell Highway Patrol Sgt. cal prosecutor charged a Coleman, a member of and Lanham did not im- Mark Green said in his af- boat captain and two oth- that Indianapolis fami- mediately respond to a davit that McKee failed er employees Friday over ly who lost her husband telephone message seek- to exercise his duties and 17 deaths in July 2018 and three children, said ing comment. responsibilities by going when a tourist duck boat in a statement that her Each manslaughter onto the lake with the sank on a Missouri lake "prayers had been an- charge alleges that the boat, Stretch Boat 7, with during a severe thunder- swered" with the charges. men "recklessly caused" a severe thunderstorm storm, reviving the threat "I'm so hopeful that we the death of a passenger. warning in effect. He said of long prison sentences are one major step closer Missouri law calls for a McKee failed to follow seven months after feder- to justice for all those that prison sentence of be- al charges against them policies or training guide- perished, and to prevent- tween three years and 10 lines and failed to have were dismissed. ing that what happened to years for a conviction on The total of 63 felony the boat's passengers put them from ever happening that charge. on life vests as it took on charges were led in Stone again," Coleman said. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Thirty-one people were water. County against the cap- Missouri Attorney Gen- aboard when the duck A duck boat that sank in Table Rock Lake in Andrew Duffy, an attor- tain, the general manager eral Eric Schmitt, whose boat entered the lake. A Branson, Mo. is raised after it went down the ney representing Coleman and the manager on duty of ce will assist with the storm came up suddenly evening of July 19 when a thunderstorm gen- and others who sued over the day of the accident for prosecution, and Coun- and the waves swamped the Ride the Ducks attrac- erated near-hurricane strength winds, killing the accident, said McK- ty Prosecuting Attorney 17 people. the boat before it could tion on Table Rock Lake Matt Selby announced the make it back to shore. ee "did just about every- near the tourist mecca of charges. punishable by between "We are reviewing the Fourteen people survived. thing wrong" and evidence Branson, in southwestern "The victims deserve 10 years and 30 years in charges, expect not-guilty Rides on the lake in mod- shows the duck boat's op- Missouri. justice," Schmitt said in a prison. The endangerment pleas will be entered and i ed former World War II erators were trying to beat Captain Kenneth Scott statement. charges involving children will continue to vigorous- vehicles once were a pop- the storm to avoid having McKee, of Verona, general McKee, 54, faces 29 who survived the accident ly represent Mr. McKee," ular draw in the Branson to give refunds. manager Curtis Lanham, charges, including 17 carry a sentence of up to J.R. Hobbs and Marilyn B. area. Ripley Entertain- The wind speed at the of Galena, and manager charges of rst-degree in- seven years. Keller, who represent the ment, which owned the time of the accident was on duty Charles Baltzell, voluntary manslaughter. An af davit from a Mis- captain, said in a state- former World War II ve- more than 70 mph, just of Kirbyville, were charged The 12 additional charges souri Highway Patrol ser- ment. hicle, settled 31 lawsuits short of hurricane force, after a federal judge dis- allege that he endangered geant accuses McKee of Baltzell, 79, and Lan- related to the accident. according to the Nation- missed earlier charges child passengers on the failing to exercise his du- ham, 39, face 17 charges Video and audio from al Transportation Safety led by federal prosecu- boat, ve of whom died. ties as a licensed captain each of rst-degree in- the boat, recovered by div- Board. Weather forecasts tors, concluding they did The child-endangerment by taking his amphibi- voluntary manslaughter. ers, showed that the lake had warned of an impend- not have jurisdiction. charges led over deaths ous vehicle onto the lake They are accused of failing was calm when the boat ing storm with winds pos- Among the dead were are the most serious, during a thunderstorm. to communicate weather entered the water. But the sibly exceeding 60 mph. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY JULY 17, 2021 Cuba protests Lynn eld’s Bloom hit home stepped up during pandemic BLOOM some time off to think of her on North Shore From A1 future plans while spending time with her family. job offer to be the vaccine co- “This job has opened up PROTESTS they don't have anesthe- ordinator at Fenway Park. sia over there," Ortega a lot of opportunities, and a From A1 “I felt like this was Steve lot of skill sets that I knew said. "I have a 90-year- looking out for me,” Bloom his family still in Cuba. I had but I hadn’t exposed,” old grandmother who said. “This was my role to As of Thursday, Orte- looks like a stick because Bloom said. “Working at ga had heard that two of play in the pandemic.” Fenway was a nice way to there's not enough food. Bloom said throughout all his cousins were arrested I'll send my family $100, ride out my career.” of this, she kept Richard’s during the protests. His but that can't buy them After experiencing the ups memory close to her heart, aunts called his American much because everything and downs of the pandemic even wearing shirts in hon- family members crying is so expensive." and working to overcome it, or of Richard when she got and screaming because, Ortega has three cous- Bloom said she is extremely her COVID-19 shot and he said, they were worried ins who are doctors in grateful for the opportunity then for her rst couple of about the safety of their Cuba; they informed him to take part in saving the shifts at Fenway, too. children. Ortega noted that most of the medical “It was just really inter- world from COVID-19. that prisons in Cuba usu- facilities have leaky roofs. esting to know that their “I hope and pray that sci- ally beat or kill their pris- When they are in surgery, story resonated with so ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ence continues to work,” oners — he added that roof water can sometimes many people, and I think Bloom said. “This has been political dissidents were contaminate the patient's Margot Bloom of Lynn eld, the vaccine coordi- they were looking out for such an eye-opening expe- especially vulnerable. body while they're on the nator for the CIC mass vaccination site at the rience that I will never for- Ortega said that a tac- operating table, which me like 'OK Margot, this is Hynes Convention Center in Boston, logs the your calling,'" Bloom said. get.” tic used by the Cuban leads to infections and lot numbers of P zer COVID-19 vaccines be- Careerwise, Bloom said government is to beat the sometimes death. Bloom’s job was to over- see the distribution of vi- fore they are sent to the vaccination stations. if she gets another job, she prisoners from the chest "I hope this media cov- wants it to be something down so when local media als of the P zer, Moderna Fenway was open for vac- cinations per day. erage (of the protests) that makes others smile. shows the prisoners' fac- and Johnson & Johnson cine distribution from Feb. 2 The Hynes location then allows people to become She said she'd be happy es, they do not look as if vaccines, keep track of the until March 28, when base- closed in late June, and more aware of how bad just scooping ice cream and they've been hurt. number of syringes used, ball games returned. When Bloom said she is unsure of it is over there," Ortega getting to talk to and meet Here in the United said. count the number of vials that site closed, Bloom went her next step, but said she is people every day, and share States, we can see what's He also hopes people left at the end of the night to the Hynes Convention happy she was able to have stories and laughs together. going on in Cuba and all will continue to advocate and try to keep everything Center, where she contin- a positive impact on peo- "I just want to help make around the world because for better living conditions running smoothly. ued in the same position — ple’s lives, especially during of the internet and tele- through peaceful protests, At its peak, Bloom said but on a much larger scale. the pandemic. the world a better place," vision. In Cuba, there but said since the freedom Fenway distributed about The Hynes site absorbed Her days at the clinic usu- Bloom said. is very limited access to carry a weapon was 1,300 syringes per day, with the project at Fenway, and ally began at 4 a.m. and Allysha Dunnigan can to both, with only three stripped from Cuban resi- most people saying it was a Bloom said the peak at lasted until 8 p.m., so Bloom be reached at adunnigan@ channels available — all dents after the revolution, smooth, easy process. Hynes was about 7,300 vac- said she is now going to take itemlive.com. of which are controlled by "you can't beat an AK(-47) the government. with a stick." Ortega said a lot of peo- "Right now, everyone is Ippolito plans a better future for Swampscott ple in Cuba, including his emotional. We feel help- IPPOLITO years in a row before that family members, are not less here (in America), but From A1 happened. likely to know the severity we can't go over there be- Big issues that Ippolito of the protests; when the cause we probably won't Historical Commission, said have come up again demonstrations began, be able to come back," despite never having an and again over the years the government shut off Ortega said. "They're interest in government have been sustainability, all of the hotspots. beating up and killing old before. coastal resiliency and af- In Cuba, Ortega said ladies and children. They Twenty-one years lat- fordable housing. While there may be certain don't care who you are. We er, Ippolito is the chair of the town has been able to hotspots available at cer- need to continue to make Swampscott’s Planning make certain changes, like tain times; for example, noise about this … It's im- Board and has held sev- upgrades to its beaches, one hotspot may be avail- possible to survive there." eral community positions she looks forward to doing able from 2 to 4 p.m. on Boston's President of in town and around the ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS even more. One project a Monday, and so people the Cuban Cultural Cen- North Shore. she hopes to see in the fu- will go there to use the ter Lazaro Lopez said it is “There’s still lots more to Swampscott’s Angela Ippolito leads Yoga on the ture is the preservation of internet at that speci c good to see people rising do,” she said. “There’s no Beach twice a week during the summer for res- the train depot, one of the time. up, and hopes there will shortage of things to get idents through the Swampscott Parks and Rec- only original depots in the This kind of lifestyle be some change. myself involved in.” reation Department. area still standing, and isn't new to Cubans, but Lopez's parents were After graduating college, noted landscape architect was elected to Swamp- the creation of more tran- Ortega said that it is very born in Cuba and he said Ippolito began a career in Frederick Law Olmsted. scott’s Planning Board. sit-oriented development new that people are do- regardless of the protests, the art world, selling the in the area around it. ing something about it Ippolito said she had “I started paying atten- it's dif cult to talk to his work of artists to galleries Meanwhile, Ippolito through protests. the opportunity to visit tion to what zoning could family who still reside around the world. Eventu- stays busy. She is a long- "Protests are not com- the Olmsted archives in do,” she said. “Changing there. ally, she and her husband time Town Meeting mem- mon to Cuba, but seeing Brookline during the pro- any kind of a bylaw that In regards to the pro- opened their own gallery ber and serves on the Had- them gives me hope that cess for the designation. affects personal proper- testing, Lopez said it is on Boston’s Newbury ley School Reuse Advisory things might change," Or- “I had a wonderful time ty and the desires of the nice to see President Mi- Street. Later, she entered Committee. In addition tega said. doing that, because I was town to expand and devel- guel Díaz-Canel admit the more commercial side to her government work Ortega added that the able to speak with some op, especially in a coast- that most of the issues are of the business, working and working from home Cuban police and mili- of the most renowned ex- al community, is a huge the government's fault. with independent artists with her husband, she tary are using COVID-19 perts on Frederick Law challenge and takes a lot Although this lifestyle to create posters and mar- teaches yoga on Eisman’s as a reason to get people Olmsted in the country,” of time and a lot of public in Cuba is nothing new, keting materials for mu- Beach every Monday and off of the streets and back she said. “They pulled all input.” Lopez said everything is seums and other organi- Wednesday from 6 to 7 into their homes, but he of the original drawings Ippolito considers one of becoming exacerbated zations, and then worked p.m. during the summer said people will contin- from Swampscott’s Olm- her biggest accomplish- now and people are risk- in marketing for a few dif- through the Recreation ue to die, regardless of sted subdivision and I was ments during her time ing their lives — and the ferent companies. Department. The classes COVID-19, due to lack of lives of their families — to able to photograph them.” on the board so far as her She took a few years off While she enjoyed her roles in creating Swamp- are attended by residents hygienic conditions and protest. after her son, Michael, medical resources. work with the commis- scott’s Master Plan — in of all ages. "Seeing the protests re- was born, and the family “It makes me so grateful It is common in Cuba for minded me of when the sion, Ippolito started to collaboration with the moved back to Swamp- that we live in this spec- people to die from the com- Berlin Wall fell, so hope- feel that she wasn’t doing board, other town of - scott, which is when she tacular place,” she said. “I mon cold, toothaches and fully this is like the Cu- everything she wanted to cials and the Metropolitan began getting involved in can walk down the street other routine infections ban Wall," Lopez said. do. Area Planning Council — local government. and I’m at the ocean. So which wouldn't seem seri- "The government needs to “Over the years, I re- as well as the Open Space Ippolito said that when many of us take this for ous in the United States, make massive changes be- alized a lot of the issues and Recreation Plan, for she rst joined the His- granted.” according to Ortega. cause totalitarianism isn't we had with preservation which she was the com- torical Commission the According to Ippolito, "I have a family member working." and land use were really mittee chair. group was in the middle spending time with com- with diabetes and he had Allysha Dunnigan can related to aws, omissions “It informs all the land of preparing for the town’s munity members through to get his foot cut off with be reached at adunnigan@ and improper zoning,” she use and zoning we want 150th anniversary, and yoga, and all of her other no anesthesia, because itemlive.com. said. “Our zoning bylaws to see happen,” she said of she was able to write an were just really not ideal the Master Plan. “Because activities, are the best re- article to enter into the for development, and I be- it happened through the ward for the work that she paperback book that the came much more interest- state process, which was does. Marblehead commission published, ed in land use and preser- a very public process, it’s “There’s so many new “Swampscott, Massachu- vation.” something that really be- people getting involved in setts: Celebrating 150 On her own, she began longs to the whole town.” different efforts,” she said. receives AAA Years, 1852-2002.” attending seminars about The plan was the rst “I would say that’s the Over the next few years, the topic and joined the one the town had created thing that has kept me she helped the commis- Essex National Heritage since the 1970s, and the interested: always having bond rating sion write grants, start its Commission, which falls previous plan had sat on another goal for the town ongoing archive project under the National Parks a shelf collecting dust, and really being able to By Tréa Lavery "adequate debt and con- and — most notably — Service and works to high- Ippolito said, so she was enjoy, on a volunteer lev- ITEM STAFF tingent liability pro le" achieve a spot on the Na- light the cultural, com- thrilled when the Town el, the collaboration with and "strong institutional tional Register of Historic mercial and historical at- Meeting approved fund- other people, other com- MARBLEHEAD — The framework score." Places for the Olmsted tractions along the Essex ing for its creation. How- munities, other boards town has once again re- Marblehead's market neighborhood, which had Coastal Scenic Byway. ever, she said, the funding and then all the people I ceived a AAA rating on value grew by 3.4 per- been designed in 1888 by Then, in 2009, Ippolito had to be requested three meet.” the Standard & Poor’s cent over the past year to Global Ratings system in $6.9 billion, according to 2021, the town adminis- the report. It also outper- Salem reects on one year of Race Equity trator said Friday. formed its budget for s- pending before council. as a vibrant and welcoming impacts each and every one "The scal discipline, cal year 2020, which the EQUITY Driscoll said this is an im- community, which is pas- of us,” Newton said. strong economic condi- report attributed to high- From A1 portant moment for the city sionate about many issues He thanked Driscoll as tions and strong manage- er-than-expected charges address race equity is- and added that a strategic, and determined to solve well, saying none of this ment practices have again for services, vehicle excise sues and create a se- thoughtful approach to ad- challenges together. work would have been pos- caused S&P to af rm the taxes and intergovern- nior-staff-level position to dressing inequities is key “Racism was created by sible without her. AAA rating," Town Ad- mental revenue. The town lead this work on an ongo- to the community’s growth people, and I truly believe “Driscoll showed true ministrator Jason Silva also received about $1.8 ing basis. and prosperity that it can end by the will leadership in convening said. million in federal CARES Driscoll and Task Force “I am incredibly grateful of the people — meaning this effort and dedicating According to the S&P Act funding. Chairman Shawn Newton to the volunteer members each of us,” Newton said. “I her own time and efforts report, the high rating is The town is expected to led an ordinance with of the task force, to Chair- believe that Salem can be to try to solve one of our due to the "town's very end the current scal year the City Council in June man Shawn Newton and a benchmark for commu- community and our na- strong economy," "strong with a net budget surplus to establish a permanent to Salem resident Jakari nities across the nation to tion’s greatest challenges,” management and bud- of about $3 million. Race Equity Commission. Grif th — who served as look toward for how to lay a Newton said. “The work to getary performance," Tréa Lavery can be Driscoll proceeded to es- the group’s administrator foundation that addresses close racial equity gaps and "very strong budgetary reached at tlavery@item- tablish that new senior po- — for all of their time and racial equity gaps.” to end racism begins with exibility and liquidity," live.com. sition — a diversity, equity, commitment to this work,” Newton said he is grate- each of us, and the task and inclusion director — said Driscoll. “This is the ful to all of the members of force is merely one means home delivery rate is within the scal year 2022 promise reected in the the task force, who met reg- to address it. Let’s continue 50% off city budget. task force’s work and in this ularly in this effort for over to work together to end rac- newstand price! The creation of the new report, and it’s a pledge for a year. “Because of their ism once and for all.” Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Subscribers pay only position was approved by intentional action that we collective and collegial Allysha Dunnigan can to subscribe today. $4.50 a week. the City Council 10-1, but must continue to advance.” work, I have come closer to be reached at adunnigan@ the joint ordinance is still Newton described Salem understanding how racism itemlive.com. SATURDAY JULY 17, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Full steam ahead for Peabody peaker plant

By Anne Marie The capacity replacement Tobin would result in the gener- ITEM STAFF ator being shut down in compliance with PMLP’s LUDLOW — After a obligations in the ISO temporary pause to ad- New England capacity dress public concerns and market and in accordance set the record straight with ISO New England about Project 2015A, a tariff requirements. proposed 55-megawatt During the pause, capacity plant in Peabody, which began on May 11, the Massachusetts Mu- MMWEC engaged with nicipal Wholesale Electric numerous interested par- Company (MMWEC) is ties, including residents of moving forward with the Peabody, legislators, other project. state and local elected MMWEC announced of cials and the adminis- Friday that it has led an tration. Public meetings update with the Depart- were held in Peabody ment of Public Utilities and Danvers. Numer- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK (DPU) regarding Project ous open public meetings Lynn middle school student Jalyisa Cepeda shows off the keychains that she learned how to 3-D 2015A, which will provide were held with the pub- print during the Learning and Leadership Program at Endicott College. required capacity for 14 lic invited to comment. cities and towns during During the Peabody meet- periods of peak electricity ing, MMWEC provided a demand. The decision to near-two hour update on Lynn students summering at Endicott resume was made July 13 the project in an attempt at an MMWEC Board of ENDICOTT to set the record straight. Directors meeting. MMWEC also expanded From A1 “MMWEC appreciates the information posted on parent drop-off or a bus the recent input on the the project website, www. project from everyone,” picking them up at one of project2015A.org, in re- said MMWEC Chief Ex- sponse to questions asked. the middle schools, and ecutive Of cer Ron De- they get dropped back off PMLP Manager Charles Curzio. “As proven leaders Orphanos indicated his at the middle schools by 8 in the incorporation of frustration over the fact p.m. carbon-free technologies, that many people at the The loss of the overnight MMWEC and its mem- meeting appeared to be- dorming experience is un- bers continue to look for lieve they are experts who fortunate, said Program ways to increase the car- would substitute their Director Helena Diamond bon-free generation in opinions for those of the Carritte, but Endicott is their energy portfolios, true experts, "the utility happy to have students while ensuring they are commissioners who ded- back on campus for the providing the required ca- icated their time to ed- day programs. pacity, grid reliability and ucate themselves, keep “A part of this pro- dependable service for rates low and stable. their customers.” gram that really stands "They like to think they As required by the know more than utility out from other programs DPU’s previous order, across the district is that experts," he said. "What MMWEC informed DPU people don't know is this we are representing stu- Thursday that it is mov- is a very technical issue dents from each middle ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ing forward to seek DPU and we needed to give it school and giving them authority to issue tax-ex- due diligence. Even so, Lynn middle school student Iliya Ramezani demonstrates the before- an opportunity to explore empt, long-term debt to they kept referring to college at a younger age,” and-after results of the 3-D printed monkey project that he worked on nance the project. In its things that just aren't Carritte said. during the Learning and Leadership Program at Endicott College. ling, MMWEC requests true, like the fact after The variety of classes at curriculum based around allows them to experience arship — but their hous- that the DPU set July 29 being informed multiple as the deadline for initial LLP are taught by Endi- COVID-19. the STEM-based classes ing would not be covered. times the project is $85 cott professors and include briefs in the case, with re- million, someone still said “Most students don’t re- and courses, so they get Although this year computer science, scratch to experience college on a brought some changes to ply briefs due by Aug. 5. it was $170 million.” ally start thinking of col- In May, the board had programing, technology rsthand basis,” Carritte LLP, the focus and goals During the pause, authorized a minimum courses, theater and — lege until you enter high said. for the program have re- MMWEC reversed course 30-day pause to address on the proposed installa- exclusively this year — a school, but this at least Students who partici- mained the same. concerns brought to the tion of a new 200,000-gal- pate in LLP are also eli- “Exposing the students MMWEC board, while lon oil storage tank. In- gible for a scholarship to to how they can connect to also considering available stead, it will now use Endicott College for un- everyday life in potential options to ful ll required urea, a non-hazardous dergraduate studies. careers really helps them capacity obligations un- substance, rather than Usually, LLP students to start thinking about der ISO New England ammonia, as a scrubbing can apply to Endicott their futures,” Carritte rules. The project has agent for NOx emissions. during their senior year said. “It helps create that been under development In addition, MMWEC un- of high school and go pathway so that by the and public review for dertook extensive discus- through a series of in- time they hit high school, more than three years sions with the equipment terviews to be chosen for they already sort of have and has secured required manufacturer about the LLP’s full-tuition, room- that trajectory for them- state permits through the potential to incorporate and-board scholarship to selves.” state’s robust regulatory green hydrogen into the Endicott. The scholarship Carritte said that after processes. fuel mix to further reduce covers four years in an un- 10 successful years, she During the pause, emissions. Because green dergraduate program. hopes to continue to see MMWEC reexamined the hydrogen as a fuel source project (including termi- This year’s participants, LLP positively impact is an extremely new tech- nation); project partici- nology, those efforts are however, will be the last students’ lives. She add- pant needs, obligations ongoing. group eligible for the full ed that she loves hearing and rates; and alternative "Contrary to what peo- room-and-board scholar- from former LLP partic- technologies (including ple are falsely saying, we ship. Due to a decrease ipants about where they battery storage). MMWEC are already investing in in funding and changes are and how the program also reexamined environ- wind and solar projects," ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK brought on by the pan- has helped them in their mental justice issues and Orphanos said. "It's dis- Lynn middle school student Diego Lemus demic, students in next careers. concerns related to the heartening to listen to looks on during the group discussion at the summer’s program and Allysha Dunnigan can project. people who don't know the Learning and Leadership Program at Endicott onward will still be eligi- be reached at adunnigan@ In coordination with facts. The fact is we agree College. ble for a full-tuition schol- itemlive.com MMWEC’s efforts, the that renewables are great Peabody Municipal Light and need to be a priority, Plant (PMLP) will use a but renewables do noth- Peabody council approves $5M for upgrades portion of Project 2015A ing on the capacity side. to replace the capacity That's what people refuse UPGRADES of seven new police cruis- ments, such as the Thom- re department will also from its existing Waters to accept and that really From A1 ers. The city also plans to as Carroll School, which be growing, as six re- River Unit 1 generator. strikes a vein. replace a re ladder truck will receive some roof re- ghters have been hired, money being needed to up- The decision involves the "We are not making this at an estimated cost of pairs. Peabody Veterans which will increase its replacement and decom- stuff up." grade playground equip- $1 million. The radio sys- Memorial High School staf ng to normal levels. ment. missioning of its existing Anne Marie Tobin can be tems for both the police will see upgrades to its Bettencourt also an- 20-megawatt generator, reached at atobin@item- Following the council and re departments will chiller system. nounced that through which dates to the 1970s. live.com. vote, Bettencourt thanked also be replaced. The city also plans to community preservation the councilors for their The improvements call purchase two trucks for money awarded to the support. for $50,000 to be spent the public works depart- city, the Driscoll Rink will “I really think it’s going in order to purchase “de- ment and a tool truck for have a multifunctional to help each of the de- fensive equipment, tools the water department. play area which can be partments — not only the and training aids.” Po- Bettencourt said during work that they do but the lice Chief Thomas Grif n Thursday’s meeting that used for “futsal” — a type morale also,” he said. “I said his department was the city’s police depart- of soccer game played on Home delivery think it’s a great step for- grateful for the city’s sup- ment is understaffed. a hard court — and street ward for us to take.” port during a time when He stated his hope that hockey. 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They say that Boston is the worst- “Walcott,” which asks the listener, dressed major city in the country, and “Don’t you want to get out of Cape Cod they might be right. It goes beyond tonight?” Lead singer Ezra Koenig the fact that we’re not exactly known — a true Manhattanite — prefaced by the pride we take in our individual the song by telling the audience that style (consider the winter jacket du Massachusetts “always really ‘got’” jour that everyone and their grandma what the band was about. If it were has to have), but we tend to eschew peak season on the Vineyard circa the concept of dressing frivolously 1988, he would have probably fit right altogether. in. But that Polo-clad girl doesn’t exist Still, as a womb-to-tomb Bostonian, anymore — just her memory, experi- I have to have some affinity for the enced through out-of-towner eyes. sartorial habits we develop when our 3. Yacht club (contemporary) PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS guards are down. All cities have a I grew up in Metrowest, about 20 Simone Biles, center, and the U.S. Women’s Gymnastics team arrive for distinct visual character; the way we miles out of Boston. Middlesex and the Tokyo games. dress is merely a whorl in the larger Essex counties are not too dissimi- fingerprint. That’s why I’ve decided lar; suffice to say, we’re both deep in to take some time Vineyard Vines every season to country. While the There’s plenty at stake for NBC create a list of five whole Yacht club Bostonian “looks” lifestyle is some- that celebrate the thing I’ve only as COVID Olympic opening looms aesthetic beauty really observed of my unglamor- from afar (if that’s By David Bauder ing exhibition losses to its voice heard. Mike ous, unfussy city. what you call at- ASSOCIATED PRESS Nigeria and Australia. Wise didn’t exempt NBC Here’s what’s hot tending the same Yet once the competition when he called it “one of this summer: middle school), NEW YORK — If all begins, NBC is banking on the most brazen, hu- 5. The beach I’ve always really goes well for NBC Univer- a COVID-weary United bris-over-humanity cash sweatshirt dug those cheer- sal over the next several States to embrace the grabs in modern history” The most popu- ful, pastel colors weeks, Americans will be Games. in a Washington Post lar activity by far and the little buzzing about the Olympic “I really believe that peo- column this week. for the cooped-up mascot animals performances of Simone ple are craving a shared Asked about the issue, Bostonian is a trip stitched onto Biles, Gabby Thomas, experience after all we’ve Solomon said, “if there’s to the beach. We them. I once saw Kevin Durant or some been through,” said Molly an Olympic Games that’s have three sea- someone wearing unexpected star. Solomon, executive pro- happening, as the Ameri- sons of winter (the Indie band Vampire Weekend’s mint-green shorts The year-delayed Tokyo ducer of NBC’s Olympics can broadcaster, we’re go- fourth being road- second album, “Contra,” features with little hedge- Olympics officially opens coverage. ing to be here to chronicle work, as the saying an old Polaroid of model Anna hogs embroidered with NBC’s telecast of the If you miss anything, the stories of the games.” goes) and when Kirsten Kennis. on them. I mean, opening ceremony on July it won’t be NBC’s fault. NBC News anchor it’s finally warm that’s just delight- 23 — live in the morning More than 7,000 hours of Lester Holt will re- enough to venture outside, you’ve got ful. What’s not to love? and with an edited version Olympics coverage will be port during the opening an entire coastline of choices. The 2. Farm duds in prime time. offered, on NBC, cable out- ceremonies about the North and South shores are solid bets, What I do have more up-close ex- The Olympics arrive lets like USA and NBCSN, COVID-19 concerns and but there’s also the Cape, the islands perience with is shorts, a bandanna dripping in bad vibes, on NBCOlympics.com and restrictions placed on and even Maine if you’re determined. and Doc Martens. My summers used amid a COVID-19 state the Peacock streaming participants. One thing is for certain, no matter to take me to farm volunteership and of emergency in Japan. service, on Twitch, Twitter “You would hope that what you choose: Even in the dead of camp counselordom in the gorgeous The majority of Japanese and Snap. (NBC) would be willing to, August, that North Atlantic water is deciduous forests where I was raised, citizens are unvaccinated The length of COVID’s as much as it is feasible, going to freeze your butt off. where I’d measure the success of a against the virus and most shadow is difficult to step out of the Olympics Hawaiian beachgoers may bring day by how dirty — and sweaty — my wish the Olympics weren’t predict. bubble and talk to every- their tanning oil and Californians may clothes were by 4 p.m. I have nothing taking place this summer. While the Internation- day people in Japan to pack their surfboards, but Massachu- but the fondest memories for these Most events will occur in al Olympic Committee hear their thoughts,” said setts babes bring sweaters and hood- comfortable, durable classics. These near-empty venues. Star gave the go-ahead for Jules Boykoff, a Pacific ies to the beach if they know what’s days I spend my summer free time sprinter Sha’Carri Rich- the Games, it’s hard to University professor and good for them. There’s always one or embarking on camping road trips, and ardson was kicked off the fathom that NBC Univer- author of “Power Games: two people in the beachgoing party I find I wear the same combination of U.S. team after a positive sal, which is paying $7.75 A Political History of the who don’t pack wisely, and you can clothes. It’s an outfit that just screams, marijuana test, and the billion to broadcast the Olympics,” who has been reliably catch them blue-lipped, with “pass me my water bottle, it’s hot out.” U.S. men’s basketball Olympics between 2022 critical of the decision to teeth chattering after a few hours — 1. Old-school baseball team suffered embarrass- and 2032, didn’t make proceed with the games. every single time. Whether we’re young or old, at the 4. 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ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Levy Da Silva earned the win on the mound and knocked in three RBI to help lift the Lynn 14-year- With a score of 11-under 129, Louis Oosthuizen old Babe Ruth all-star team to a win over Medford in a state semi nal game Friday evening. set the 36-hole Open Championship scoring record and he sits in rst place heading into the weekend. Lynn 14s ride 10-run fth inning Oosthuizen sets 36-hole to victory in state semi nal Open record, with a “The Medford pitcher huge game on both sides ble) each had two RBI. BABE RUTH BASEBALL had been throwing a great of the ball for Lynn, earn- Lynn got off to a slow stellar cast behind him By Mike Alongi game to that point, and I ing the win on the mound start for the second night ITEM SPORTS EDITOR think he just started to and going 1-for-2 with in a row, falling behind by By Steve Douglas Oosthuizen, looking as lose it a bit and we were three RBI at the plate. Da two runs in the top of the SWAMPSCOTT — After ASSOCIATED PRESS calm as the conditions, able to jump on that,” said Silva tossed 5 1/3 innings rst inning. After a walk, getting off to a slow start was at 11-under 129, Lynn Assistant Coach and allowed four runs a single and a passed ball SANDWICH, England Friday evening, the Lynn breaking the 36-hole Open Rich Avery. “We were able on four hits with seven put runners on second — Louis Oosthuizen set a Babe Ruth 14-year-old all- record rst set by Nick to work a couple walks strikeouts. Matt Lewis and third with no outs, 36-hole record at the Brit- stars came alive in the fth Faldo in 1992 at Muir eld early and then we got a came on to pitch the nal Coleman O’Neill notched ish Open and is halfway inning and scored 10 runs and matched by Brandt couple of really timely hits 1 2/3 innings, allowing an RBI groundout to put to ending that run of near en route to a 12-4 win over Snedeker in 2012 at Royal that broke it open. Then only two baserunners via Medford ahead 1-0. Next misses at the majors. Medford in a state semi - Lytham & St. Annes. things got contagious, and walks. up was Josh Stover, who Now all he has to do is nal game at Forest Avenue This will be the fth time with a lineup full of great Jaiden Driscoll went laced an RBI single into hold off a cast of major Park. hitters like we have, we 2-for-2 with three RBI in the last nine rounds at left-center eld to double champions on the week- The win punches Lynn’s were able to stack a bunch for Lynn, while Josh Do- a major that Oosthuizen, up the lead. end at Royal St. George’s. the 2010 Open champion ticket to the Babe Ruth of runs.” ney (2-for-4, double) and On a day of pleasant at St. Andrews, has had at state title game on Sunday. Levy Da Silva had a Richie Avery (1-for-4, dou- LYNN 14s, B2 summer weather that took least a share of the lead. the fear out of the links off He was runner-up at the Sandwich Bay, Oosthuizen last two majors, to Phil broke away from a three- Mickelson at the the PGA way tie with a birdie-bird- Championship in May ie-eagle run from the 12th and to Jon Rahm the U.S. hole. He shrugged off his Open last month. rst bogey of the week for “I’m not really going to a 5-under 65 and a two- think about the second stroke lead on Friday. spots,” said Oosthuizen, Former PGA champion when asked what he’ll do Collin Morikawa had a 64 differently this time. “I in the morning and was know my game is in a good two shots behind. Anoth- place.” er shot back was Jordan He’ll also be aware of the Spieth (67), going after his quality of player behind fourth major. him, though. Lurking was two-time Morikawa, making quite major champion Dustin a debut in links golf, made Johnson, the No. 1 player seven birdies in his rst in the world who shot 65 14 holes as part of a clin- and was tied for fourth, ic in iron play. He missed four strokes behind Oost- a 5-foot par putt on No. huizen. 15 — ending a 27-hole “The game is good, but stretch without a bogey — I know it’s a really good and had a 10-foot birdie leaderboard,” Oosthuizen putt on the nal hole catch said. “I’ll have to play good the lip. golf this weekend if I want to come out rst.” OPEN, B2 Stop the Violence Friday night basketball league COURTESY PHOTO | DAVID COLT PHOTOGRAPHY/MASS GOLF completes fourth week Former St. John’s Prep star and current University of Louisville golfer Chris Francoeur was one of the nal four players remaining at the Massachusetts Amateur Championship Friday before losing to Michael Thorbjornsen in the semi nal round. By Mike Alongi terboard notching a 107- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR 77 victory over Team- sters Local 42. Jarrell LYNN — The Stop the Byrd had a huge game Violence Friday night Francoeur makes it to nal four for Centerboard with 39 basketball league was points, while Alvin Abreu back in action to close was right behind with out this week, wrapping 34 points. Teamsters Lo- up its fourth week of play before falling at Mass. Amateur with three games. cal 42 was led by Jayden came up just short in the par-4 second to go 1-up. lead with a birdie on the In the rst game of the Thornton with 38 points, GOLF par-3 12th hole, then he night, Lynn Police Asso- while Onais Marbel add- semi nal round with a But Francoeur answered and Jones traded wins ciation earned a close vic- ed 22 points. By Mike Alongi 3-and-2 loss to former U.S. right back with a birdie on back and forth until the tory over Team LYSOA, The nal game of the ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Junior Amateur champi- the third to tie things up 16th. With a 1-up lead on 67-64. Kevin Gena led evening saw Lights Out on and current Stanford again, and the two traded WEST NEWTON — De- the 18th tee, Francoeur the offense for Lynn Po- Shooting Gym earn an 81- University star Michael hole wins back and forth spite winning a match in took on the 440-yard par lice Association with 25 69 win over Team BRK. Thorbjornsen (Wellesley until the two stood on the the quarter nal round to 4 that was playing as the points, while Travonne Jalen Echevarria scored Country Club). eighth tee at all square. earn a spot in the nal third-hardest hole on the Berry-Rogers added 14 38 points to lead Lights Francoeur started off Facing a 225-yard par course and stared it down, points. Myles Manalay- Out Shooting Gym, while four at the Massachusetts his morning in the nal 3 that was playing as the making par to secure the say led Team LYSOA with Marcos Echevarria and Amateur Championship quarter nal match of the fourth-hardest hole on the 2-up victory. Francoeur 21 points, while Marcos Rowan Merryman each at Brae Burn Country tournament, teeing off at 8 course, Francoeur stepped shot 4-under 68 in the Echevarria chipped in 11 scored 16 points. Malcolm Club, former St. John’s a.m. against Weston Jones up and made a clutch par win, marking the second points. Brown was the high scor- Prep star and current Uni- (Charter Oak Country to take a 1-up lead. He time this week he’s gone The second game was er for Team BRK with 21 versity of Louisville golfer Club). After a pair of pars didn’t relinquish that lead under par. the highest-scoring game points, while Andre Young Chris Francoeur (Ames- and a tie on the rst hole, for the rest of the match. of the night, with Cen- added 17 points. bury Golf & Country Club) Jones made birdie on the Francoeur took a 2-up FRANCOEUR, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY JULY 17, 2021

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Golf Jack Dyer earned Med- The score remained four. One more walk set noon (4) in Weymouth. 7 a.m...... British Open ...... NBC ford another run in the there until the bottom of up a two-run double from Lynn will take on the win- 4 p.m...... PGA Tour: Barbasol Championship ...... Golf top of the second, leading the fth, when Lynn blew Driscoll, then Da Silva fol- ner of the Braintree-Park- Men’s Soccer off with a single before the game wide open. lowed it up with a two-run way state semi nal game. 2 p.m...... MLS: Seattle at Minnesota ...... ESPN stealing second base and A walk, a single and a hit single of his own. By the “These guys have been Auto Racing scoring on a passed ball, batter loaded up the bases time the dust settled af- very focused from the very 10 a.m...... Formula One: British Grand Prix ...... ESPN putting the score at 3-0 with no outs, then a Med- ter that fth inning, Lynn beginning,” said Avery. 3 p.m...... 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WEEI-FM 93.7 va helped his own cause later, with the bases load- relief pitching of Lewis. ready to go on Sunday.” NBA FINALS Former Prep star Francoeur bows out in NBA FINALS Milwaukee 109, Phoenix 103, Tuesday, July 6 series tied at 2-2 Phoenix 118, Milwaukee 105 Saturday, July 17 semi nal round of Massachusetts Amateur Thursday, July 8 Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Phoenix 118, Milwaukee 108 Tuesday, July 20 Sunday, July 11 Phoenix at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. FRANCOEUR U.S. Open. A bogey on the close as he got. After Thor- decorated amateur who Milwaukee 120, Phoenix 100 Thursday, July 22 From B1 second hole put Francoeur bjornsen made birdies on won the 2017 Massachu- Wednesday, July 14 x-Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9 p.m. in a 1-down hole, but he the 14th and 16th holes, setts Amateur, the 2017 His other two match play rallied to tie things up the match was wrapped U.S. Mid-Amateur and rounds didn’t go a full 18 with a par on the tough up and Francoeur’s week- who played in The Mas- MLB holes, but he was on pace par-4 fourth hole. But end was over. ters and the U.S. Open in AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE to shoot par or better in then Thorbjornsen won Thorbjornsen’s win sets 2018. East Division East Division both of those as well. both the sixth and sev- up an all-star matchup for The two will tee off for W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 55 36 .604 _ New York 47 40 .540 _ The win sent him on enth holes to make the the 36-hole championship their rst 18 holes at 7 Tampa Bay 53 37 .589 1½ Philadelphia 45 44 .506 3 to the semi nal round turn with a 2-up advan- match of the Massachu- a.m. Saturday morning, New York 46 43 .517 8 Atlanta 44 45 .494 4 Toronto 45 42 .517 8 Washington 42 47 .472 6 against Thorbjornsen, tage. Francoeur got one setts Amateur, with the with the second 18 follow- Baltimore 28 61 .315 26 Miami 39 51 .433 9½ who made the cut and back with a win on the rising star set to face off ing shortly after the con- Central Division Central Division nished 79th at the 2019 11th hole, but that was as against Matt Parziale, a clusion of the rst. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Chicago 54 35 .607 _ Milwaukee 53 39 .576 _ Cleveland 45 42 .517 8 Cincinnati 48 42 .533 4 Detroit 40 51 .440 15 Chicago 44 46 .489 8 Minnesota 39 50 .438 15 St. Louis 44 46 .489 8 Leaderboard packed at The Open after two rounds Kansas City 36 53 .404 18 Pittsburgh 34 56 .378 18 West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB OPEN stuck his approach at the Koepka, a four-time ma- nal hole for another 70. He Houston 55 36 .604 _ San Francisco 57 32 .640 _ Oakland 52 40 .565 3½ Los Angeles 56 35 .615 2 From B1 last to 3 feet for a birdie jor winner and seemingly was 11 shots behind and Seattle 48 43 .527 7 San Diego 53 40 .570 6 and a round of 65, which always in contention at set to stay on four majors Los Angeles 45 44 .506 9 Colorado 40 51 .440 18 Spieth, four shots behind left him at 7 under with golf’s biggest events, made until 2022. Texas 35 55 .389 19½ Arizona 26 66 .283 32½ Morikawa when he teed Dylan Frittelli of South Af- four birdies in his last ve “That’s sort of been the Friday’s Games 7:15 p.m. off, was tied for the lead rica (67) and Scottie Schef- holes for a 66, then con- Philadelphia 5, Miami 2, 7 innings, 1st Houston (Odorizzi 3-4) at Chicago White way for the last couple game Sox (Giolito 7-6), 7:15 p.m. after 12 holes and then  er (66). tinued his petty feud with months,” McIlroy said. “It’s Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Tampa Bay (TBD) at Atlanta (Fried 6-5), played the last six holes The weather is expect- Bryson DeChambeau with Texas at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. 7:20 p.m. felt close, but it just hasn’t Tampa Bay at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. Seattle (Kikuchi 6-4) at L.A. Angels (Cobb in 1 over, a stretch he de- ed to stay benign over the perhaps the best shot of quite been close enough.” Baltimore at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. 6-3), 9:07 p.m. scribed as “frustrating.” He weekend, potentially fa- his round. Other big names weren’t Houston at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Alzolay 4-9) at Arizona had plenty of looks at bird- Seattle at L.A. Angels, 9:38 p.m. (TBD), 4:10 p.m. voring Johnson if the fair- During a television inter- so lucky: No. 7 Patrick Cleveland at Oakland, 9:40 p.m. Miami (TBD) at Philadelphia (Velasquez ie, but the putts didn’t drop ways rm up and the ball view, Koepka said he was Cantlay, No. 9 Patrick Reed Minnesota at Detroit, ppd., 1st game 3-4), 6:05 p.m. like they did on Thursday. runs longer and faster. driving it great, adding: “I Minnesota at Detroit, ppd., 2nd game N.Y. Mets (Megill 0-0) at Pittsburgh (Crowe and former Open cham- Miami at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m., 2nd 1-5), 7:05 p.m. “I don’t know, I think I “I feel like I’m in a good love my driver” — a clear pions Francesco Molinari game San Diego (Snell 3-3) at Washington need to bring more food position heading into the nod at DeChambeau, who N.Y. Mets at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. (Corbin 6-7), 7:05 p.m. and Henrik Stenson were San Diego at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Milwaukee (TBD) at Cincinnati (Castillo on the golf course tomor- weekend,” he said. complained on Thursday Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. 3-10), 7:10 p.m. row,” said Spieth, who has One shot behind an eclec- that his driver “sucks.” among those headed home. San Francisco at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. San Francisco (DeSclafani 10-3) at St. A sign of the favorable L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Louis (TBD), 7:15 p.m. already lifted the claret tic mix of players at 6 un- DeChambeau doesn’t Chicago Cubs at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Buehler 9-1) at Colorado jug before at Royal Birk- der — including two more look like being a factor weather that has confront- Saturday’s Games (TBD), 8:10 p.m. ed the world’s best players Minnesota (Barnes 0-0) at Detroit (TBD), Sunday’s Games dale in 2017. “I got really South Africans in Justin this weekend at Royal St. 1:10 p.m., 1st game Texas at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. just in a weird head space, Harding and Daniel Van George’s but he’s sticking this week — there was Texas (Allard 2-6) at Toronto (Ryu 8-5), Minnesota at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. 3:07 p.m. Tampa Bay at Atlanta, 1:20 p.m. like fatigued there on like Tonder as well as Ger- around after shooting a barely a drop of wind at Cleveland (Quantrill 1-2) at Oakland (Mon- Baltimore at Kansas City, 2:10 p.m. the 13th green as we were many’s Marcel Siem, who 70, which saw him make times on Friday — is the tas 8-7), 4:07 p.m. Houston at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 p.m. Minnesota (Maeda 4-3) at Detroit (TBD), Cleveland at Oakland, 4:07 p.m. waiting and hitting putts.” quali ed from a second-ti- the cut on the number at fact the cut was at 1-over 6:10 p.m., 2nd game Seattle at L.A. Angels, 4:07 p.m. Then there was John- er Challenge Tour event 1 over. 141. The previous lowest Baltimore (TBD) at Kansas City (Singer Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 7:08 p.m. 3-6), 7:10 p.m. Miami at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. son, a runner-up at Royal last week — were Rahm Rory McIlroy will be, too, cut at Royal St. George’s Boston (Eovaldi 9-5) at N.Y. Yankees (TBD), N.Y. Mets at Pittsburgh, 1:05 p.m. St. George’s in 2011, who (64) and Brooks Koepka. needing a birdie on the - was 143. SATURDAY JULY 17, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION ‘Pandemic of the unvaccinated’ burdens busy hospitals in US

By Heather munities. She warned that Hollinsworth delays in screenings can and Josh Funk result in cancers being de- ASSOCIATED PRESS tected at more advanced stages of the disease. The COVID-19 come- CDC Director Dr. Ro- back across the U.S. is put- chelle Walensky warned ting pressure on hospitals that the outbreak in the at a time when some of U.S. is becoming “a pan- them are busy just trying demic of the unvaccinated” to catch up on surgeries because nearly all hospital and other procedures that were put on hold during admissions and deaths are the pandemic. among those who hadn’t With the highly con- been immunized. tagious delta variant One of the most over- spreading rapidly, cases in whelmed areas of the the U.S. are up around 70 country is Springfield, percent over the last week, Missouri, where public PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS hospital admissions have health officials begged the state this week to convert a Tamika Daniel will started receiving the child climbed about 36 percent and deaths rose by 26 per- dormitory, hotel or another tax credit on Thursday. The extra $1,000 a cent, the Centers for Dis- large space for the care of month for the next year could be a life-chang- ease Control and Preven- less seriously ill COVID-19 er for Daniel, who now works as a community tion said Friday. patients so that the city’s organizer for a Richmond nonpro t. Some hospitals are re- two hospitals can focus on porting record or near-re- the sickest. cord patient volumes. But Mercy Springfield and even for those that aren’t, Cox South have seen a Child tax credit this round of the pandemic sevenfold increase in coro- is proving tougher in some navirus patients since late ways, hospital and health May, with Mercy treating starts hitting officials said. Staff mem- pandemic-high numbers bers are worn out, and and Cox expected to break finding traveling nurses its own record next week. families in US to boost their ranks can be PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS In Florida, UF Health tough. Nurses and doctors in the CoxHealth Emergen- Jacksonville is talking about setting up tents in By Josh Boark take a load off.” “I really think of it as a cy Department in Spring eld, Mo., don person- the parking lot to help ASSOCIATE PRESS Biden has held out the war and how long can you al protective equipment to treat patients with with the overflow after new monthly payments, stay on the front line,” said COVID-19, Friday. WASHINGTON — The which will average $423 Dr. Mark Rosenberg, pres- the number of COVID-19 child tax credit had al- in-patients doubled to per family, as the key ident of the American Col- surge to free up space and to postpone non-COVID-19 ways been an empty ges- lege of Emergency Phy- 77 over the past couple to halving child poverty staff members, according care again — and risk the ture to millions of parents rates. But he is also set- sicians. “And how many of weeks. Chad Neilsen, like Tamika Daniel. to health care leaders. potential health conse- ting up a broader philo- times do you want to go director of infection pre- That changed Thursday “Eventually you have to quences for patients. sophical battle about the back for another tour of vention, said the hospi- when the first payment of pay the piper, and those Dr. Laura Makaroff, se- role of government and the duty. Eventually you just tal expects to surpass $1,000 hit Daniel’s bank things have now built nior vice president for responsibilities of parents. don’t want to do it.” its January high of 125 account — and dollars up,” said Dr. James Law- prevention and early de- Democrats see this as a Also, many hospitals COVID-19 in-patients in started flowing to the landmark program along were busy even before the ler of the Global Center tection for the American the next few weeks. pockets of more than 35 the same lines as Social Se- surge began, dealing with for Health Security at the Cancer Society, said can- Before the rise, the hos- million families around curity, saying it will lead to a backlog of cancer screen- University of Nebraska cer screenings dropped pital had begun a push to the country. Daniel, a ings, operations and oth- Medical Center in Omaha. during the outbreak and bring back patients who 35-year-old mother of four, better outcomes in adult- hood that will help eco- er procedures that were The fear now at some hos- have yet to return to nor- had delayed care amid the didn’t even know the tax put off during the winter pitals is that they will have mal levels in many com- pandemic. credit existed until Presi- nomic growth. But many dent Joe Biden expanded Republicans warn that the it for one year as part of payments will discourage Feds charge four in Iran plot to kidnap activist the $1.9 trillion corona- parents from working and virus relief package that ultimately feed into long- passed in March. term poverty. By Deepti Hajela and Masih Alinejad confirmed iled Paris-based journalist si-language network since Previously, only people Some 15 million house- Larry Neumeister that authorities had told later seized by Iran and 2015. She became a U.S. who earned enough mon- holds will now receive the ASSOCIATED PRESS her she was among the executed. Also named was citizen in October 2019. full credit. The monthly targeted victims. a California-based mem- Her “White Wednesday” ey to owe income taxes NEW YORK — An Ira- could qualify for the cred- payments amount to $300 “I knew that this is ber of an Iranian militant and “My Stealthy Free- nian intelligence officer it. Daniel went nearly a for each child who is 5 the nature of the Islam- opposition group in exile dom” campaigns have and three alleged mem- decade without a job be- and younger and $250 for ic Republic, you know, whose family says he was seen women film them- bers of an Iranian intelli- cause her eldest son is those between 5 and 17. kidnapping people, ar- abducted by Iran while selves without head cov- gence network have been autistic and needed her. The payments are set resting people, torturing staying in Dubai in 2020. charged in Manhattan erings, or hijabs, in public So she got by on Social to lapse after a year, but people, killing people. But Prosecutors alleged the with plotting to kidnap a in Iran, which can bring Security payments. And Biden is pushing to ex- I couldn’t believe it that Iranian intelligence officer arrests and fines. Details tend them through at prominent Iranian opposi- she had to live at Fairfield this is going to happen had an electronic device in the indictment also cor- least 2025. tion activist and writer in Court, a public housing to me in United States of containing a graphic of respond to Alinejad’s biog- The president ultimate- exile and take her back to America,” Alinejad told project that dead-ends at Alinejad alongside those raphy. ly would like to make the Tehran, authorities said The Associated Press. two men, prosecutors said. Interstate 64 as the high- Alinejad said authorities payments permanent — Tuesday. Iran’s mission to the Alinejad, who worked way cuts through the Vir- had come to her last year ginia capital of Richmond. and that makes this first An indictment in Man- United Nations did not im- for years as a journalist in and told her she was being But the extra $1,000 a round of payments a test hattan federal court al- mediately respond to a re- Iran, long has been target- watched, including photos month for the next year as to whether the gov- leges that the plot was quest for comment. State ed by its theocracy after being taken of her home. could be a life-changer for ernment can improve the part of a wider plan to media in Tehran did not fleeing the country fol- Daniel, who now works as lives of families. lure three individuals in immediately acknowledge lowing its disputed 2009 She said she had been a community organizer for Biden invited beneficia- Canada and a fifth person the alleged plot, though presidential election and living under U.S. govern- a Richmond nonprofit. ries to the White House in the United Kingdom to Iran has become more ag- crackdown. ment protection since It will help provide a secu- to mark the first round Iran. Victims were also gressive in recent years She is a prominent fig- then, including time spent rity deposit on a new apart- of payments, saying in targeted in the United about seizing opposition ure on Farsi-language in various safe houses. ment. a Thursday speech that Arab Emirates, authori- journalists and dissidents satellite channels abroad She also said the FBI at “It’s actually coming the day carried a historic ties said. abroad amid tensions over that critically view Iran one point asked her to con- right on time,” she said. resonance because of the The identities of the al- its tattered nuclear deal. and has worked as a con- duct a live video online to “We have a lot going on. boost it will give families leged victims were not re- The indictment acknowl- tractor for U.S.-funded see if Iranian intelligence This definitely helps to across the nation. leased but Brooklyn-based edges that, naming an ex- Voice of America’s Far- could track her. 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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Single woman fears she may never be a wife and mother DEAR ABBY: I am a can barely stomach being 31-year-old woman who Dear Abby is written by Abigail in the same room with has been in many rela- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne this person. Please help tionships since high Phillips, and was founded by her me nd a way to handle school. No engagements, mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact these episodes appropri- ately with some level of however, although four of Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. the men mentioned they functionality. I’m in my wanted to marry me. I Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. 50s now and in meno- lived with three of them. pause, which is making I’m a former model, everything more dif cult. paid off my student loans marriage before materni- have almost completed early, got a car that was ty, it’s important you SAD BEYOND my second master’s de- perfect for car seats and a don’t forget there may be WORDS gree and hold a steady dog that’s a good breed other options. Marriage government job. I don’t for kids. I just don’t know isn’t in the cards for ev- DEAR SAD: This isn’t understand why I feel so where to turn next. eryone. Some single wom- a new problem; it’s a very depressed just because old one. Ask yourself what en focus on their careers no one has ever wanted YEARNS TO BE this person has to offer and/or adopt children to marry me. I have WIFE/MOM you other than more who need loving homes. wanted kids my entire abuse. Warn your parent You could be one of them life and thought I would DEAR YEARNS: You that you will no longer if you expand your hori- have three before I was seem to be a nice, accom- tolerate being treated the 30. Now I cry every day plished woman with tra- zons. way you have been, and thinking how I may nev- ditional values. Could it DEAR ABBY: I am the moment it starts, er be in a relationship be possible that you are so currently struggling with leave the premises or with anyone who will focused on getting mar- a dif cult parent. Actual- hang up the phone. Re- love me enough to marry ried that you have chased ly, I have struggled with peat your message if/ me, or have kids with me away your suitors? From this relationship as far when it happens again, because marriage never what you have written, back as I can remember. and do not go back for happened. you may have put the cart My parent can be ex- more abuse. This is called I have a college fund before the horse. Allow a tremely hurtful and nas- drawing the line (better set up for my “future” relationship to play out ty at times, and when it late than never) and pro- children and have done naturally before focusing happens, I feel stripped tecting yourself. If apolo- everything in my life to on a rush to the altar. naked. I become almost gies are offered, ne. If prepare to be a mom. I Although you yearn for paralyzed with pain and not, you are free. BRIDGE

When you are lucky, make sure to cash in Michael Levine, in “Lessons at the doubled — and South even made Halfway Point,” wrote, “Successful the contract! people are very lucky. Just ask any After the three diamonds and club failure.” switch, declarer won in the dummy Often when you give yourself a and cashed the heart winners to small extra chance to make a con- discard his club loser. Now he had tract, it bears no fruit. Either the to avoid two spade losers. If the cards are so friendly that even the opposing trumps were divided 3-3, second-best play would have worked, there was nothing South could do; or they are so foul that nothing suc- he would have to lose tricks to both ceeds. But if you keep trying, eventu- the jack and king. But if they were ally a deal will come along on which breaking 4-2, he had one chance: an your excellent technique is rewarded. opponent holding jack-doubleton. If you would like to see whether (Finding someone with king-double- you are in midseason form, cover ton would do no good, as the jack the East-West cards and plan your would eventually score a trick.) play in three spades. West starts by Declarer ruffed a club back to cashing three diamond winners, then hand, cashed the spade ace and shifts to a club. continued with the spade queen. There are days when you wish your South felt the appearance of the jack partner had stayed in bed. North had on his right was only right and prop- that feeling after his partner opened er! Declarer ruffed the heart return, three spades. But luckily no one drew trumps and claimed nine tricks. 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By Danica ca Coto for Badio, who previously and Astrid Sjarez worked for Haiti’s Justice ASSOCIATED PRESS Ministry and then the government’s anti-cor- PORT-AU-PRINCE, ruption unit until he was Haiti — Former President fired in May. Jean-Bertrand Aristide More than 20 suspects returned to Haiti on Fri- accused of direct involve- day after a nearly a month ment in the slaying have in Cuba, thrilling hun- been arrested, the ma- dreds of supporters who jority of them former Co- gathered at the airport at lombian soldiers. At least a time of tensions over the three other suspects were recent assassination of killed, and police have the country’s leader. said they are still looking PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Aristide, a charismatic yet divisive figure in Haiti for at least seven others. Cars are submerged in water after the Meuse River broke its banks during heavy ooding in who was receiving unspec- Colombia’s government Liege, Belgium. Heavy rainfall is causing ooding in several provinces in Belgium. ified medical treatment in has said only a small Cuba, arrives back in a group of Colombian sol- country simmering with diers knew the true nature tension over the July 7 of the operation and that Rescuers race to prevent more assassination of President the others were duped. Jovenel Moïse as new de- Also on Friday, Police tails about the investiga- Chief Léon Charles said death from European oods tion emerged. 24 police officers were Colombian Police Chief standing guard when the Gen. Jorge Luis Vargas on president’s house was at- BERLIN (AP) — In one flooded lapsing, and crews raced to reinforce “It’s important that we show soli- tacked. German town, the ground collapsed flood barriers. darity for those from whom the flood Friday accused a former Haitian government offi- He said they have been under family homes. In another, Sixty-three people perished in the has taken everything.” interrogated and that a floodwaters swept through an as- German state of Rhineland-Palat- A harrowing rescue effort unfold- cial of ordering ex-Colom- bian soldiers to kill Moïse. fifth high-ranking police sisted living center, killing 12. inate, including 12 residents of an ed in the German town of Erftstadt, He said Joseph Felix Ba- official has been placed Rescue workers across Germany assisted living facility for disabled southwest of Cologne, where people dio told Colombians Du- in isolated detention with and Belgium rushed Friday to pre- people in the town of Sinzig who were trapped when the ground gave berney Capador and Ger- four others, although none vent more deaths from the conti- were surprised by a sudden rush of way and their homes collapsed. mán Rivera that “what have been named as sus- nent’s worst flooding in years as the water from the nearby Ahr River, Fifty people were rescued from they have to do is kill the pects. disaster claimed dozens more lives authorities said. their houses, county administrator president of Haiti.” Interim Prime Minister and the search went on for hundreds In neighboring North Rhine-West- Frank Rock told German broadcast- Vargas said Badio gave Claude Joseph said the of missing people. The death toll phalia state, the number of dead er n-tv. Aerial photos showed what that order roughly three government will continue stood at more than 125. stood at 43, but officials warned that appeared to be a massive landslide days before the assassina- to bring those responsible Fueled by days of heavy rain, the it could increase. at a gravel pit on the town’s edge. tion during a meeting in to justice. floodwaters also left thousands of German President Frank-Walter “One has to assume that under the Haiti with the two Colom- “We will continue to pose Germans homeless after their dwell- Steinmeier said he was “stunned” by circumstances some people didn’t bians, who had been in the questions,” he said. ings were destroyed or deemed to be the devastation and pledged support manage to escape,” Rock said. country since May 10. Tickets for most of the at risk, and elected officials began to to the families of those killed and to Authorities cautioned that the Capador was killed in former soldiers, at least, worry about the lingering economic cities and towns facing significant large number of missing could stem a shootout with Haitian were purchased through effects from lost homes and busi- damage. from duplicated reports and diffi- police hours after Moïse a Florida-based company, nesses. “In the hour of need, our country culties reaching people because of was slain. Rivera remains Worldwide Capital Lend- Elsewhere in Europe, dikes on stands together,” Steinmeier said in closed roads and disrupted phone detained in Haiti while ing Group, Vargas said swollen rivers were at risk of col- a statement. service. police are still searching Friday.

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