TUESDAY JULY 13, 2021 “Immigrants can’t run for anything in my city.” Group wants — Heckler to Ward 3 candidate Coco Alinsug City Council to vote on housing plan

By Allysha Dunnigan ITEM STAFF LYNN — A petition signed by 300 peo- ple calling for a vote on the “Housing Lynn” housing production plan was sub- mitted to City Hall on Monday morning. The petition was created by residents, with support from the New Lynn Coa- Lynn council candidates, from left, Coco Alinsug, Marven Hyppolite, Natasha Megie-Maddrey and Hong lition and its partner organizations, in Net all say they have experienced racial profiling while campaigning after a mayoral candidate dropped response to City Council President and out of his race for the same reason. mayoral candidate Darren Cyr’s request for detailed reports about the housing plan from over a dozen city departments Lynn candidates cite racial profiling during a previous City Council meeting. Ward 7 Councilor Jay Walsh requested By Allysha Dunnigan profiling. sumably because of their race. a time limit of 60 days for those reports, ITEM STAFF City Council candidates Coco Alin- Candidate for Ward 3 Councilor Alin- which has expired. sug, Marven Hyppolite, Natasha Me- sug said he experienced racial profiling Cyr said he is still trying to get as much LYNN — Additional candidates vy- for the first time in Lynn when he de- ing for positons as elected officials in gie-Maddrey and Hong Net shared information on the plan as possible so the their own experiences, which have cided in early 2021 that he would run councilors “will know how and how not the city say they have experienced for a position as an elected official. and witnessed racial profiling while ranged from constituents saying a the city benefits from the plan.” candidate’s race would cost them their Alinsug was born in the Philippines The Housing Lynn plan is the result of campaining, following former mayor- but has lived in Lynn for more than 20 al candidate Keith Lee annoucing his vote to having the police called on them an 18-month community planning pro- resignation from the race due to racial while they were out campaigning, pre- PROFILING, A5 cess initiated by Mayor Thomas M. Mc- Gee and conducted by the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC). The plan contains an analysis of the city’s housing conditions, identifies areas Salem to swear in of need and opportunity and addresses Local aspects of the city’s housing crisis. It also includes information on the creation of new housing, protection of current ten- projects its new fire chief ants and introduction of more transpar- ency in city government. By Mike Alongi 2004 and deputy chief in funded ITEM STAFF 2016. He has been serving HOUSING, A6 as the acting fire chief since SALEM — The city’s new the beginning of 2021 when in state fire chief, Alan E. Dionne, former Chief Gerry Giunta will officially be sworn into retired. In late May, Salem his new position next Mon- Mayor Kimberley Driscoll INSIDE day at the Hawthorne Hotel. announced that she was offi- budget The public is invited to cially appointing Dionne as Opinion LOOK! attend the ceremony, which Rest in peace, Boys & Girls Club the permanent head of the will take place at 10 a.m. at Lou. A4 of Lynn gets a fire department. By Tréa Lavery 18 Washington Square West. fruitful visit. A8 “I was very pleased to ap- ITEM STAFF Dionne is a 28-year vet- Salem point Al to this important Two people Salem Fire Chief Alan eran of the Salem Fire De- BOSTON — The final position,” said Driscoll. “He arrested for Dionne will be sworn partment. He got his start Sports version of the Massachu- has been a conscientious graffiti linked to Peabody’s Gustin setts state legislature’s into his next position as a firefighter in 1993 and next week. and steadfast member of the white supremacist grabbing every budget for fiscal year was later promoted to lieu- group. A5 opportunity with 2022 includes invest- tenant in 2000, captain in CHIEF, A6 Navigators. B1 ments in Lynn, Lynnfield, Marblehead, Nahant, Saugus, Swampscott and other local communities, among statewide invest- ments. Peabody The $48.07 billion bal- anced budget passed the state Senate last Friday has a new and was submitted to Gov. Charlie Baker for approval. assistant “I was proud to vote for this budget, which provides critical funding principal and support for those who were hit especially By Anne Marie hard by the pandemic,” Tobin said state Sen. Brendan ITEM STAFF Crighton (D-Lynn). “This budget makes major in- PEABODY — Peabody vestments in housing, Veterans Memorial High mental health, education School (PVMHS) has a and workforce training new assistant principal. among many other cru- Dr. Samantha Meier cial areas.” comes to Peabody from In Lynn, budget items Salem, where she served include $90,000 for the as Salem High School New American Associ- principal for the last two ation of Massachusetts, years. which provides resourc- Meier said she was ex- es to refugees and im- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK cited to work with Pea- migrants on the North body Superintendent of Shore; $250,000 for Roca, Pinwheels line the roundabout at MarketStreet Lynnfield in support of Reid’s Ride. Schools Dr. Josh Vadala which offers services for and PVMHS Principal young parents experienc- Steven Magno. ing trauma, violence and “These are people I know incarceration; $100,000 Lynnfield popping a wheelie are focused on students for Lynn Community and their learning and Health Center’s Recuper- doing the right thing on ative Care Center; and for 17th annual Reid’s Ride equity,” Meier said. “It’s a $175,000 for Self Esteem good feeling for me to join Boston, a nonprofit that By Anne Marie Tobin Fort Park, the traditional end of of cancer patients, yet they com- forces with them again helps women in Lynn ITEM STAFF the race. pose what we would argue is the and to join Peabody.” Reid’s Ride is the primary fund- most productive and most prom- facing homelessness, do- LYNNFIELD — Calling all bik- “We are very fortunate mestic violence and ad- raiser for The Reid R. Sacco Ad- ising segment of our society,” said to have Dr. Meier coming ers, runners, walkers and rowers: olescent & Young Adult (AYA) Lorraine Sacco. diction successfully move The annual Reid’s Ride bike-a- to Peabody High School,” forward with their lives. Cancer Alliance. The event was The Saccos say that “AYAs are said Vadala. “She has an thon is back for a 17th year. “This budget will bring founded by Sacco’s parents, Lor- perched at a pivotal point in life.” incredibly impressive re- The theme for this year’s ride, historic funding levels to raine and Gene Sacco, in 2005 in “The path that lies ahead is the sume. She was the unan- which will be held on Sunday, July the City of Lynn in the honor of their son, who waged a one on which they will launch imous choice of the search 18, is “Rise up and Ride, Run, Row areas of public educa- two-year battle with soft tissue their careers and professions, es- committee and then met tion, housing and social or Walk.” sarcoma before dying at the age of tablish their financial indepen- the ALT (Administra- services,” said state Rep. For a second straight year, the 20 in April 2005. dence, start their own families tive Leadership Team) Daniel Cahill (D-Lynn). event will be virtual due to the “Adolescents and young adults and expand their professional and and also was again the fact that the City of Gloucester diagnosed with cancer have long BUDGET, A6 has canceled all events at Stage been an underserved population REID’S RIDE, A6 PRINCIPAL, A6

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IN MEMORIAM EARLINE FANEUF Mary Jane Carr, 89 Marc Potvin, 66 1925 ~ JULY 13 ~ 2021 Did you know? ON YOUR BIRTHDAY THE VILLAGES, FLORIDA - 1954 - 2021 Mary Jane (Fontaine) Carr, 89, BRENTWOOD, NH - Marc Pot- of The Villages FL, (Formerly of vin (1954 – 2021) Shrewsbury MA) Marc Potvin, a lifelong spirit- Known as “Honey” by her ed anti-poverty activist, loving family and close friends, she father and passionate partner treasured her catholic faith, her for the past thirty-five years beloved family and fun with the passed away on July 9, 2021 Fontaines. at home in the company of his Born in Lynn MA, she married family and friends after a battle Home delivery James H. Carr, also of Lynn, in with pancreatic cancer. He was 1953. Jim pre-deceased her in a graduate of UMASS Amherst subscribers 2017, after 64 years of mar- (1977) and Northeastern Uni- riage. Together they raised 5 get FREE access versity School of Law (1994). children. Born and raised in Holyoke, MOM ~ Missing you and always to the e-edition on Their youngest daughter, thinking of you, especially Massachusetts, he spent over Claudia Lane passed away in on your birthday. 15 years living on the north Love, Jo, Jan, and Jim and family 2019. Mary Jane leaves be- shore of Massachusetts before Reunited with husband Arthur hind her precious children, Jan- moving to Brentwood, NH with et Clark and husband Stephen, Nothing meant more to Hon- his family in 1999. Daniel Carr and wife Maureen, ey than praying for all her loved Marc led a life of meaningful Latinx and poor families from Linda Tucker and husband Ar- ones and especially for the NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS purpose. As a legal services Salem’s Point Neighborhood. thur, and Timothy Carr and wife babies. She was a pro-life ad- attorney for over 25 years at Marc also served as Director of Denise. vocate, who supported Priests Neighborhood Legal Services - his hometown of Holyoke, MA Police investigate Provi- to Boston Medical Center She also leaves her 9 dearly for Life and attended marches Northeast Justice Center, Marc region’s fuel assistance pro- where he was pronounced beloved grandchildren, Jamey and rallies for life. She also had dence’s 12th homicide of year was a leader in helping ten- gram at the Valley Opportunity dead. & Matt Poirier, Dan, Mike, Dave many friends from church and ants, community organizations Council. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) Responding officers & Rob Clark, Katy & Nick Carr the Knights of Columbus. and local government design Marc shared his passions — A 20-year-old man has found Simmons down on and Dana Anastasi along with Besides attending daily affordable housing strategies and commitment to social been shot and killed in the grass with a gunshot 14 great-grandchildren, Isaac, mass and praying her rosary, for low-income families and the justice, music, the arts, old Providence, the city’s 12th wound to his upper chest, Savannah, Riley, Ryan, Jake, she loved seeing the grandkids, homeless. Marc co-authored, homes, and travel as well as homicide of the year. the prosecutor said in Nathan, Eli, Cade, Justin, Bri- eating chocolates for breakfast with his long-time mentor and a deep spiritual understand- The victim was shot in court, according to The Pa- an, Alexis, James, Emmitt and and telling jokes. One thing friend, Ross Dolloff, national ing of life with his life partner, the backyard of a Public triot Ledger. Lucas. about Honey is that she was and state law review articles best friend, and wife of 35 Street home at about 7 p.m. Simmons, who was in an Honey was the baby and 9th “sweet” and her family will miss on community lawyering. Their years, Brenda Marotto-Potvin. Sunday, police said. He was out of consciousness, told child of Fred and Louise (La- her dearly. pioneering work is still cited by Together, they experienced identified by police Monday police that he was shot bossiere) Fontaine. She was Service Information: Her community lawyers today. He a wonderful journey through as Lucinio Javier Arauz by “Mizzy Cash,” which is raised in a home surrounded Funeral will be held on Thurs- was recently recognized by the life, usually with a holy host Bastardo. King’s nickname, the pros- by love and laughter with her day at 10:30AM from the Trial Court of the Common- of equally eccentric dogs and He was taken by ambu- ecutor said. memere, Victoria Labossiere, Solimine Funeral Home 426 wealth of Massachusetts. Ad- cats. Their time together was lance to Rhode Island Hos- Based on that informa- her brother Robert and 7 sis- Broadway (RTE129), Lynn, ditionally, the Massachusetts very rich and rewarding. Per- pital, where he was pro- tion and surveillance video ters, Bonny Rock, Elsie Bab- followed by a Funeral Mass State Senate awarded him an haps Marc’s most meaningful nounced dead, according to that showed a car leaving cock, Sister Lillian Fontaine, at 11:00AM in St. Ann’s Official Citation for his legal role, and the one his daughters police. the scene, police arrested Therese Harrington, Sister Lor- Church, Peabody. Burial will work on behalf of low-income say he excelled at most, was Maj. David Lapatin said King, the prosecutor said. raine Fontaine, Gabrielle Moal- be in St. Joseph Cemetery. clients and passed a resolu- that of father. In 2003, Marc it appears the victim was King’s attorney asked for li, and Phyllis Pentheny. Relatives and friends are re- tion commending him for his and Brenda adopted two ter- targeted. the right to request bail at She also was very close to spectfully invited to attend. career and life long dedication rific daughters, Tatyanna (Tia) No arrests were an- a future date. Jim’s family, his mother Alice Visitation Thursday from to public service. Marc took a and Shanice Marotto-Potvin. nounced. Investigators are trying Carr, and 2 sisters Pat Morrill 9:30AM-10:30AM. Please leading role in the fight against Marc loved them deeply. He Anyone with information trying to track down other and husband Buddy, Nancy no flowers. Donations are foreclosures in Massachusetts, was a passionate and com- about the shooting is asked people who may have been Marengi and husband Hank. appreciated to Priests for helping hundreds of homeown- mitted parent, demonstrating to contact investigators. involved. Aunt Honey had many nieces Life or any charity that sup- ers and tenants battle against kindness and unconditional Mayor Jorge Elorza was and nephews on both sides. ports children. Directions banks and predatory investors. love. Marc was proud of their at the scene where he con- Average price of gas in Rhode Mary Jane worked for the and guestbook at www.soli- His work included obtaining the achievements and could often soled the victim’s family Town of Shrewsbury and after mine.com Island still on the rise first Mass. court order requiring be overheard telling family, and said there are too many retiring, she and Jim became banks to issue 90 day vacate friends, coworkers and even his automatic weapons on the PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) snowbirds splitting time be- notices in compliance with a clients of his daughters’ talents streets. — The average price of a tween Hopedale MA and Boca new federal foreclosure law. and escapades. gallon of gasoline in Rhode Raton FL. One of Marc’s major victo- Marc also leaves behind a Police shoot, injure man Island continues to rise, ries was the Salem Heights sister, Michele Potvin-Piecuch, allegedly armed with sword and is now up to $3.03, litigation in which tenants, rep- and her husband, Dr. Joseph AAA Northeast said Mon- resented by Marc, joined with Piecuch of Simsbury, CT; a EVERETT (AP) — A day. Judith “Judy” Nikitas, 74 the City of Salem using a sub- brother, Dave Potvin, of Nor- standoff just outside Bos- The current per-gallon 1947 - 2021 sidized tax theory to prevent folk, VA; two nephews, Michael ton ended early Monday average price is 2 cents the owner of one of the city’s Piecuch of Selinsgrove, PA and when police shot a man higher than a week ago PEABODY - Judith “Judy” (Mi- largest apartment complexes Gregory Piecuch of Hartford, who was advancing on of- and 90 cents more than chaud) Nikitas, 74, of Peabody, from stopping its rent subsi- CT; a niece, Sarah Garvey-Pot- ficers with what was de- it was one year ago, AAA formerly of Lynn and Leesburg, dies. The litigation resulted in vin of South Orange, NJ; and scribed as a sword, author- said. Rhode Island’s aver- Fl, died on Wednesday July 7 Salem Heights being sold to his great nephews and nieces, ities said. age gas price is 11 cents surrounded by her loving fam- a new non-profit owner which Anna Piecuch, Lucas Piecuch, The man was taken to lower than the national ily at Hathorne Hill in Danvers committed to permanent af- Jack Piecuch, and Lucinda Su- the hospital and is expect- average. following a lengthy illness. She fordability for all its housing san Allison. His sister, Janine ed to survive, according to “Peak summer driving was the devoted wife of Chris- units. Two other notable ac- Potvin, predeceased him as did an emailed statement from season is in full swing as topher N. Nikitas with whom complishments in Marc’s long his parents, William and Vivian the office of Middlesex Americans hit the road to she shared over 45 years of line of successful cases was a Rainault Potvin, of Holyoke, MA. District Attorney Marian explore, and gas prices are marriage. Lynn rooming house class ac- Marc leaves this life bless- Ryan. not backing down,” AAA Born in Salem, she was the tion that preserved hundreds ed to have made a difference The standoff started just spokesperson Lloyd Albert daughter of the late Henry E. of units of very low income in the world. He urges all to after midnight when offi- said in a statement. “On and Jean (Stevens) Michaud. single-room housing from the consider what John Lewis said: cers in Everett responding average, motorists are pay- She was raised and educated wrecking ball and provided “Never, ever be afraid to make to a 911 call found that a ing almost a dollar more a in Lynn and was a graduate of thousands of dollars in dam- some noise and get in good resident of an apartment gallon than last summer to Saint Mary’s High School. She ages to tenants displaced trouble, necessary trouble.” building had barricaded fill up and close to 40 cents continued her education at from their homes; and the Service Information: A joy- himself inside, according to more than in 2019.” Salem State College and later Shaughnessy Terrace - Julian ous Celebration of Marc’s the statement. Rhode Island’s average received her Master’s degree The family would like to thank Steele class action in Lowell life is scheduled for Sunday, The 45-year-old man lat- price is slightly higher in Education from Boston Uni- the entire staff at Hathorne for that helped hundreds of low Aug 1st starting at 4pm at er left the apartment in than in Massachusetts, but versity. She also was a member their care, compassion, and income families obtain federal his homestead in Brentwood, possession of what was de- significantly lower than in of Pi Lambda Theta Education professionalism during this vouchers, moving assistance NH. All are welcome. Text scribed as a sword and ad- Connecticut. Honors Society past difficult year. They are tru- and fair housing counseling 603-686-1012 if planning to vanced at officers, accord- Judy taught for over 35 years ly grateful for all of their efforts. to relocate into better neigh- attend. Further details will ing to the statement. ATV driver suffers injuries in for the city of Lynn and taught Service Information: borhoods after the loss of their be sent to you. Police first tried a less- Jericho Mountain park crash in both the elementary and Following cremation, her housing. For a more comprehen- than-lethal sponge round, middle schools before retiring. funeral service will be held Marc was a truly caring and sive narrative of Marc’s life, but it was ineffective. An BERLIN, N.H. (AP) — An Judy was a devout catholic on Friday at 9:00 AM at committed co-worker and law- see https://www.brewit- Everett officer then shot all-terrain vehicle operator and long -time member and the Conway, Cahill-Brodeur yer who demonstrated tremen- tfuneralhome.com/obitu- the suspect. One officer has suffered serious inju- Lector at Our Lady of the As- Funeral Home, 82 Lynn St, dous respect for everyone he aries/obituary-listings?o- was also taken to the hos- ries in a crash in Jericho sumption Church in Lynnfield. Peabody, followed by her came into contact with espe- bId=21653625 . pital as a precaution. Mountain State Park, the She was an avid reader, loved Funeral Mass at 10:00 AM cially his clients. His empathy Donations in tribute to No names were released New Hampshire Fish and history, and enjoyed watching at Our Lady of the Assump- led Marc to undertake tasks Marc may be made to Lynn and the investigation is on- Game Department said. the Golden Girls on TV. Her tion Church, Lynnfield to that others would not, visiting United for Change Empow- going. The Massachusetts man favorite activity was spending which relatives and friends clients before court dates to erment Project where Marc was negotiating a downhill time with her family, especially are kindly invited to attend. help clean litter boxes, dispose and Brenda have estab- Suspect in Milton shooting turn on a trail when the her grandchildren, and sharing Visiting hours will be held on of soiled carpets, and wash lished a legacy fund in hon- held without bail ATV hit a rock. That re- in all their endeavors. Thursday July 15, 2021, from floors to ensure their apart- or of Marc’s memory. The sulted in him losing control Besides her loving husband, 4:00 until 7:00 PM. Burial ment would pass a required fund has been endowed with QUINCY (AP) — The of the machine and rolling she is survived by her daughter will be in Puritan Lawn Me- inspection. His strong belief in $10,000 of matching funds. suspect in fatal shooting in over Sunday afternoon, of- Kristen Nikitas of Danvers, her morial Park, Lake St, Pea- kindness and compassion will Checks may be mailed to Milton over the weekend ficers said. daughter-in-law, Jennifer Niki- body. In lieu of flowers, do- be missed by everyone. Lynn United for Change was held without bail at Other members of the tas of Danvers, her beloved five nations can be made in her Prior to becoming an attor- Empowerment Project, 112 his arraignment Monday. man’s riding party helped grandchildren, Andrew, Ryan, name to Care Dimensions, ney, Marc served as the Exec- Exchange Street, Lynn, MA A not guilty plea to a him into a utility terrain and Taylor Moles, and Jackson 75 Sylvan St, Suite B-102, utive Director of North Shore 01901, made payable to charge of murder was en- vehicle. He was taken to a and Xander Nikitas, as well as Danvers, MA 01923. For di- Community Action Programs “City Life” (the sponsor) with tered on behalf of Myles hospital in Berlin. many nieces, nephews, cous- rections and on-line obituary (NSCAP) where he met his “Lynn United Empowerment” King, 21, the suspect in the The man was wearing a ins, and dear friends. She was visit www.ccbfuneral.com soon to be wife, Brenda. In the written on the memo line. To shooting on Saturday eve- helmet and eye protection, predeceased by her son David late 1980s-early 1990’s he donate online: http://www. ning of Marquis Simmons. which likely saved him J. Nikitas, and her brother David took a leading role in success- lynnunitedempowerment. Simmons, 25, was shot from far more serious inju- C. Michaud. fully organizing against the gen- org . after he got off his moped, ries, officers said. trification and displacement of according to a statement The crash was investigat- from the office of Norfolk ed, but conclusions haven’t District Attorney Michael been reached about the ex- Morrissey. He was taken act cause, officers said. Stories live on. Tell theirs. Share your loved one’s story. [email protected] | 781-593-7700 call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 to start your daily subscription.

In partnership with TUESDAY JULY 13, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Pup births are hopeful sign for Isle Royale wolves By John Flesher month, said Mark Roman- ASSOCIATED PRESS ski, a biologist and natural resources program manag- TRAVERSE CITY, er at Isle Royale. Mich. — Wolf pups have “Because of constraints been spotted again on Isle placed on eld activities Royale, a hopeful sign in the during the pandemic, we effort to rebuild the pred- are especially pleased to ator species’ population at have multiple lines of ev- the U.S. national park, sci- idence to enumerate the entists said Monday. population,” he said. It’s unknown how many Wolves are believed gray wolves roam the is- to have migrated to Isle FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS land chain in northwestern Royale from Minnesota or President Joe Biden pauses as he speaks about the American troop withdrawal from Afghanistan Lake Superior. The coro- the Canadian province of in the East Room of the White House in Washington. navirus pandemic forced Ontario around the middle cancellation of the census of the 20th century, crossing that Michigan Technologi- about 15 miles (24 kilome- Biden speaks volumes in cal University experts had ters) over the frozen lake conducted each winter for surface. 63 years. Once established, they be- Remote cameras detect- gan feasting on the park’s a whisper to make a point ed four pups on the park’s abundant moose and helped By Darlene rative that the Democratic again, arms resting on the body back a little bit when eastern end in January, the keep the herd from out- Superville president is un t for the lectern and said softly that you see someone going in a researchers said in a new growing its food supply. But ASSOCIATED PRESS job, and comedians deploy the solution is to “pay them different direction and re- report. The sightings, and wolf numbers plummeted it to generate laughs. more.” ducing their volume.” additional clues such as WASHINGTON — Pres- in the past decade, which “It’s an intimate form of Beasley said the use of Lakoff said what Biden previously observed scats ident Joe Biden was at a scientists blamed primarily communication,” said Va- whispering by Biden, who does isn’t really whis- and tracks, suggest that public transit station in on inbreeding. nessa Beasley, associate was a U.S. senator and pering because his vocal two litters were born in the The National Park Service Wisconsin, talking about professor of communica- vice president for a total area last year and perhaps repairing roads and bridg- chords vibrate and make announced plans in 2018 tion studies at Vanderbilt of more than 40 years, is sound. another on the western side. to restore the population, es, when he shifted gears University. a throwback to a long-ago “A true whisper is some- Park of cials said last fall which had fallen to two. and began defending his Biden whispered some time of chummier relations thing you wouldn’t be able that at least two pups likely Crews took 19 wolves from plan to send money to par- of his answers to report- between lawmakers and to hear very well,” she said, were born in 2019. Minnesota, Ontario and ents for each minor child, ers’ questions during an members of the Washing- comparing what Biden The population was 12 to Michigan’s Upper Peninsu- payments some critics call impromptu White House ton press corps. does to a “stage whisper” 14 during the last Michigan la to the island in a series of a “giveaway.” news conference last “I think it’s a symbolic Biden folded his arms, in which an actor in a play Tech survey in winter 2020. airlifts. Some have died and month after he and a group gesture to a kind of inti- rested on the lectern, steps out of character to The latest births would in- at least one wandered back of Senate Republicans an- macy and familiarity,” she leaned into the mic and dicate it is higher now, but to the mainland but most nounced they had reached said. share a secret with the lowered his voice. some older wolves may appear to be settling in. a deal to spend $973 billion Beasley and others not- audience or preview some “Hey, guys, I think it’s have died. “They’re killing moose, on rebuilding the nation’s ed the contrast between action that’s about to hap- time to give ordinary peo- “It most likely will be win- starting to function as they infrastructure. Biden and former Presi- pen. ple a tax break,” he said, ter of next year before we As he stood in the East dent Donald Trump, who The White House defend- should,” Hoy said. almost whispering as he have rm information,” said The goal is to have 20-30 Room, Biden was ques- often spoke loudly and an- ed Biden, saying conserva- addressed his critics. “The grily. Sarah Hoy, a research assis- wolves within three to ve tioned about his timeline tives who criticize the way wealthy are doing ne.” for providing additional “One of the things that tant professor and animal years. Of cials haven’t de- he speaks, including his It was the latest instance nancial help to families. Trump never did was ecologist, adding that the cided whether to bring more stuttering, do so because of Biden speaking volumes He leaned in, eyes wide, whisper,” said Robin La- they don’t have a better presence of young wolves in, park spokeswoman Liz by whispering. and whispered: “I got them koff, professor emerita of agenda to offer voters. is reason for optimism. Valencia said. The White House and $1.9 trillion in relief so far. linguistics at the Univer- “Under President Biden’s “Things are de nitely look- “A healthy park ecosystem communications experts sity of California, Berkeley. They’re going to be getting leadership, COVID cases ing up.” includes a variety of wildlife say Biden’s whispering is checks in the mail that are Public speakers — law- have plunged by over 90 Scientists with Michigan and abundant food sourc- just this veteran politi- consequential.” makers, celebrities, cor- percent, we’ve achieved Tech, the National Park es,” said Christine Goepfert, cian’s old-school way of try- During a lengthy re- porate executives — often Service and State Universi- Midwest associate director ing to make a connection sponse to a separate ques- raise or lower their voices an historic level of job cre- ty of New York will combine for the National Parks Con- while emphasizing a point. tion, he whispered, “I wrote for dramatic effect or tell ation, the economy is grow- available information with servation Association. “As Biden’s critics on the the bill,” before bending jokes to keep their audi- ing at its highest rate in 40 genetic analyses to produce wolves bounce back after right as well as some down to get closer to the ences following along in- years, and we’ve achieved a population estimate based nearly disappearing from late-night TV talk show microphone and adding, stead of falling asleep. a breakthrough on the on death rates and numbers the park, their presence as hosts say the whispers are “on the environment.” Beasley said the tone of world stage to stop the off- of litters. a predator on the island will “creepy” and “weird.” Con- On the subject of em- political discourse these shoring of American jobs,” An initial data summa- help all wildlife and native servatives use the dramat- ployers’ hiring dif culties, days seems set to loud so deputy press secretary An- ry should be nished this plants thrive at Isle Royale.” ic soft talk to fuel the nar- Biden leaned into the mic that “it sort of sets every- drew Bates said. Lively leader of Cuban American community among Fla. victims

By Linda A. Johnson the same cell with Mora, ASSOCIATED PRESS who was then moved else- where in the prison. Sixty years before Juan Nearly 1,200 prisoners Mora’s Florida condo eventually were returned building came crashing to the U.S. in exchange down, killing him and at for $53 million in food and least 89 others, he was medicine, according to among hundreds of Cu- the JFK Library. The Bri- ban exiles who signed up gade 2506 survivors were for a covert, CIA-funded operation to overthrow Fi- own to Florida just be- del Castro’s Soviet-backed fore Christmas 1962 and dictatorship. reunited with whatever Mora’s dream of re- family they had there. storing democracy in his Diaz Arguelles said he homeland took him from and Mora both got jobs military training at a and worked their way Guatemalan jungle camp through college. to the failed 1961 Bay of The men had drifted Pigs invasion, where he apart for years but re- was captured and then connected after retire- crammed into a decrepit, ment. Diaz Arguelles re- rat- lled Cuban prison for called Mora had owned 20 months, friends once a business selling hurri- imprisoned with him told cane-proof windows and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press. doors for at least a decade, Authorities on Friday A memorial wall for the victims of the Champlain Towers South building collapse was erected in and said they last spoke a identi ed the remains of Surfside, Fla. couple months ago, natu- rally about the Bay of Pigs 80-year-old Juan A. Mora, Ana Mora had worked as teers were sent to train- realized they weren’t invasion became known, also known as Juanito, re- veterans group. assistant to the president ing camps in Guatemala’s getting the help they’d according to the JFK Li- covered from the rubble of a prestigious Catholic jungle in 1960 and early been promised by the U.S. brary. of the Champlain Towers high school in Miami, Bel- 1961. The force came to be military, including aeri- After three days ghting LAW OFFICES OF South building in Surf- en Jesuit Prep, from which known as Brigade 2506 — al support and a “navy the overwhelming Cuban JAMES J. CARRIGAN side. Others killed includ- the couple’s son had grad- the ID number of the rst armada,” Diaz Arguelles force, hiding in swamps • Social Security Disability ed his wife, Ana, and their uated, said another family casualty, a man who fell said. Roughly 1,400 men and running out of am- • Workers Compensation adult son, Juan Mora Jr., friend, Johnny Lopez de off a cliff during a train- were transported from a munition, water and food, • Accidents who worked in Chicago 25 years located across and had been staying with la Cruz, president of the ing accident, said Diaz Nicaraguan port in rusty more than 100 members of from Lynn District Court his parents when their museum and veteran’s as- Arguelles, who trained merchant cargo ships to the 2506 Brigade had been 15 Johnson St. 12-story building sudden- sociation. at one of the camps with the Bay of Pigs on Cuba’s killed. Diaz Arguelles and 781-596-0100 ly pancaked on June 24. Mora Jr. was a manag- Mora. southern coast, then had about 20 invaders were JAMES J. CARRIGAN er for Morton Salt’s road They lived in tents, eat- to climb down ropes in the surrounded by Cuban ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Mora Sr. was a much- salt business in Chicago, ing food that was some- dark to board “18-foot alu- troops and taken to Cas- LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL liked gure in the Miami www.jamescarriganlaw.com area Cuban-American according to a close friend times spoiled and drink- minum boats from Sears” tillo del Principe, or Castle [email protected] community, once active in there, Matthew Kaade, ing river water as they and reach the beach — of the Prince, a huge mili- the Bay of Pigs Veterans who graduated with him learned to use machine while under re, because tary fort in Havana. There Association and the Bay from Loyola University in guns, grenades, bazookas Castro had learned of the Diaz Arguelles again met of Pigs Museum it hous- Chicago in 2011. and mortars. invasion in advance. Mora, who like him had 781-593-7700 Lopez de la Cruz said “We were so convinced “There was no time to been captured. Publishing Daily, except Sundays es, museum board mem- USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 ber Humberto Lopez said Mora Sr. also had two about what we were do- get scared,” said Diaz Ar- Diaz Arguelles said the Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA Friday. Mora was “always daughters from a prior ing to go free Cuba that guelles, whose boat sank prison was deteriorated and additional of ces. trying to help,” organizing marriage. Another friend, nobody complained,” Diaz after hitting a reef, forcing and full of fungus, and Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item Subscriptions events, writing editorials Humberto Diaz Arguelles, Arguelles remembered. him to swim ashore with a they had to sleep on the Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States about the invasion and said Mora’s rst wife died He said Mora, a radio mortar tube and two boxes oor with rats running $30.00 for 4 weeks emailing with other mem- of cancer. operator in the brigade’s of ammo. over them at night. Their $95.00 for 13 weeks bers of the veterans group, Mora Sr. was part of Battalion 3, was lively President John F. Ken- meager food had rats and $185.00 for 26 weeks $340.00 for 1 year Lopez recalled. a band of Cuban exiles and popular and “always nedy, who authorized cockroaches in it, and con- Send payment to and POSTMASTER, Lopez said he and the funded by the CIA late in talking about every sub- the mission barely three taminated water left the send address changes to: loquacious Mora were the Eisenhower adminis- ject you can think of.” months into his term, had men sick and weak. The Daily Item close for the past decade, tration to help counter So- When training ended in canceled a second planned Lopez also was impris- 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 and described his wife as viet inuence and missiles April 1961 and the ght- airstrike after U.S. sup- oned there and spent Lynn, MA 01903 “charismatic.” placed in Cuba. The volun- ers headed to Cuba, they port for the April 17, 1961, about eight months in A4 TUESDAY JULY 13, 2021 OPINION

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E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§¢ H. S¢¢ On slipping the surly Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. GŸ C¡Ÿ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. Monica Connell Healey W J. K S ¢ Y P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Deputy Editor J. Patrick Norton J N. W  T¢  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan bonds of Sunday shows Lynn, MA 01903 Chief Operating O cer Editorial Editor Chairman Customer Service PUBLISHERS It wasn’t an especially mean it wasn’t something little green but dry.) Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 sunny day last Sunday of a tonic for the world, so As a former private pi- Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 but, in my home, there beset by negative news. lot, I have always thought Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 was light aplenty and It was thrilling, transcen- there is a spiritual dimen- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 lightness, too. dental, and a shared ad- sion to flight, any kind of 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 The joy came not from venture. Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 flight, in that it has been Ext. 2 Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 the normal charges and Branson made his first the dream of humans — Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 countercharges on Sun- fortune selling record al- since Homo erectus first Classified/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 day morning television. bums by mail order and set eyes on birds — to fly. [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Instead, it was the flight then in Virgin record We, the favored, live in a Subscriptions into near space of Richard shops: Linda Gasparel- time when not only can we [email protected] Branson, the show-off bil- lo, the journalist and my fly, but we can also go into lionaire tycoon, aboard his wife, says Branson went space or watch others go Circulation [email protected] own Virgin Galactic space- from rock to rocket. The there. ship. name Virgin, now often To me, the great moment Ext. 3 It was thrilling and yet, associated with about 400 Sunday was the moth- in terms of space flight, companies which he con- ership letting the space Newsroom it was old hat. Not much trols, dates back to that [email protected] plane go and the powering [email protected] happened there. But it early period when an em- up of its jet. This was de- EDITORIAL was “a great get” and it ployee said that Branson manding, dangerous, and Ext. 4 aired on many news chan- and his staff were virgins invigorating. nels. in business. He liked it Sports The star flying across [email protected] In talk show parlance a and it stuck, and he is vir- the sky was neither Bran- “get” is a hard-to-secure ginal no more. son nor his money but Ext. 5 Biden can make the guest, and a “great get” is Branson’s great triumph superb, brilliant engi- Retail and Online someone much sought af- may have been his battle neering, buttressed by the ter, like a political figure in with British Airways to Advertising world safer for women great designs of men like [email protected] controversial circumstanc- establish Virgin Atlantic Burt Rutan whose talent Airways. British Airways ADVERTISING es or simply a celebrity in is everywhere on display convoluted love trouble. left no dirty trick untried in advanced aircraft. Ernie Carpenter Jr. The Branson show on to hobble the startup, but Editorial from the Dallas Morning News Aviation has its own de Director of Advertising Sunday was, to my mind, Branson weaponized pub- facto hymn. It is “High and Business Development, ext. 1355 a “great get.” lic sentiment to win the As the Taliban extends its grip over Afghanistan Flight” by the Brit- [email protected] and as the Islamic State and other extremists con- I would submit that day. I have a handwrit- ish-American Spitfire pi- Ralph Mitchell tinue to press their oppressive ideologies across what made the highly ten letter from Branson televised event so compel- telling me that although lot John Gillespie Magee, Sales Representative, ext. 1313 the world, it is increasingly important that the who joined the Royal Ca- [email protected] United States leads on protecting and extending ling wasn’t that we saw he would love to attend a Branson, swashbuckling conference I was organiz- nadian Air Force because the natural rights of women and girls. the United States hadn’t Patricia Whalen business adventurer and ing, he was too busy doing Sales Representative, ext. 1310 One important element of that leadership will yet entered the war, and be preventing and prosecuting cases of sexual vi- balloon pilot, go weight- deals to come. Writing a [email protected] less for a few minutes, but personal letter said some- who was killed in a mid- olence in wartime. air collision over Britain BUSINESS OFFICE Rape is often a weapon of war. Researchers and that we saw what engi- thing about the man. neering genius, which is The passengers-in-space in 1941. The poem begins, Susan J. Conti historians agree that just about every major mil- “Oh! I have slipped the itary conflict in history has brought with it a rise well-funded, can do. race is enhanced by the Controller, ext. 1288 surly bonds of Earth/And [email protected] in instances of sexual violence. That’s not just be- The back story is in- fun narrative that there structive, too. It is that are three billionaires — danced the skies on laugh- cause war leads to lawlessness, though that is cer- ter-silvered wings” and Ted Grant in an ideal situation, the Branson, Jeff Bezos of Publisher, ext. 1234 tainly true. Rape isn’t just a byproduct of war; it’s it ends with these lines, government pioneers a Amazon, and Elon Musk [email protected] a tool of war. It is a strategy. “And, while with silent, According to a 2007 report from the Geneva technology but private in- of Tesla — competing to lifting mind I’ve trod/The Marian Kinney Centre for Security Sector Governance, “Sexual dustry exploits and brings commercialize space trav- high untrespassed sanc- ext. 1212 violence during conflict is an act of domination, it to good fruition. Space el. Bezos is planning to lift tity of space./Put out my [email protected] grounded in a complex web of cultural preconcep- technology has belonged off in his personally fund- hand and touched the face tions, in particular as regards to gender roles. It is to government, but it is ed spacecraft on July 20. Will Kraft of God.” used to torture and humiliate people, and to pun- booming now that the en- Musk — who is furthest Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 Thanks to Richard [email protected] ish or humiliate an enemy group or community. trepreneurs have taken it ahead in the commercial- up. It is technology trans- ization of space, of which Branson, space traveler, I Sexual violence may be encouraged or tolerated Paula Villacreses within armed groups. In some conflicts, it has been fer working. It is what passenger flight will be slipped the surly bonds of has driven the continuing only a part — changed political talk last Sunday A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 used strategically to advance military objectives.” [email protected] The Biden administration is leaving Afghani- technological revolution. the storyline breakfasting morning and soared. stan, but it should take the lead on the world’s Sure, Branson’s flight with Branson before his Llewellyn King is execu- Mike Shanahan stage to protect the rights of women. We see at was an advertisement for flight. (I wouldn’t want to tive producer and host of Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 least four places where the president can do so. himself, a show mount- eat before such a flight. “White House Chronicle” [email protected] First, the president should lead rhetorically. He ed by a P.T. Barnum-like Strapped into his seat, I on PBS. He wrote this for Jim Wilson should find a platform that will draw public at- impresario. That doesn’t thought Branson looked a InsideSources.com. Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 tention to rape as a weapon of war, similar to how [email protected] Ronald Reagan used the Berlin Wall to ensure his CIRCULATION speech calling for its destruction drew an interna- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR tional spotlight. Lisa Mahmoud Second, the Biden administration can press for Manager, ext. 1239 specific regimes and even individuals to be identi- [email protected] fied as committing these crimes so they can’t con- Rest in peace, Lou tinue to do so with impunity. Without pressure in CUSTOMER SERVICE the public sphere, prosecution is unlikely. To the editor: ie had an encyclopedic preciate Louie as he would La’ Mosha Ball If militia leaders perpetrating these crimes can’t Customer Service, ext. 1276 knowledge of his beloved regale us with stories from cross international borders without risking arrest [email protected] I am a multigeneration- hometown. and prosecution, they will be less likely to commit his days at St. John’s Paro- al Swampscotter. I didn’t I have been a member GRAPHICS these crimes and more likely to be held account- chial School. He was hard- know Louie Gallo in high of the Swampscott His- able. ly a model student! school because he was five torical Society Board of Trevor Andreozzi Third, the administration can also organize al- One aspect of Swamp- or six years ahead of me. Governors for many years Designer lies behind this cause, much the way the U.S. gov- scott’s history that I en- I don’t remember how I and had the pleasure of [email protected] ernment created an anti-proliferation initiative joyed most was when Lou- met Louie but it may have working with Louie in this 20 years ago to enforce laws already in place re- ie talked about working at Aaron Fee been when he was work- capacity. He was a very lated to sanctioned chemicals and other weapons the New Ocean House for Designer ing at the Swampscott valuable resource for the of mass destruction. the owner, Mr. Kennedy. [email protected] Public Library. His repu- Society. The stage is already set for such an effort. Unit- It seemed that Louie did tation preceded him as the In addition, he always Edwin Peralta Jr. ed Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 calls a variety of jobs, including town historian. made his pizzelles when Designer upon “all parties to armed conflict to take special childcare. One thing I always en- we had a program. They [email protected] measures to protect women and girls from gen- I never knew if Louie joyed about Louie was his were delicious! Louie der-based violence, particularly rape and other was kidding or not, but NEWSROOM sense of humor. He wasn’t had quite a collection of forms of sexual abuse, and all other forms of vio- he told us that he was afraid to speak his mind, Swampscott artifacts, too. Mike Alongi lence in situations of armed conflict.” watching Mr. Kennedy’s Sports Editor, ext. 1228 and he never failed to in- He was devoted to the So- Finally, the administration can expand asylum [email protected] clude an amusing anec- ciety and I will miss his nephew who was a bit of laws beyond those fleeing political or religious per- a challenge. Somehow, the dote or two. As a teacher phone calls on behalf of Gayla Cawley secution to include people fleeing rape as a weap- at Stanley School, Louie the nominating committee youngster got into trouble News Editor, ext. 1236 on of war. Biden has already made a related move would come into my third- to ask if I would continue and fell through the floor [email protected] last month, rolling back Trump-era policies that grade class to share his to serve as vice president. to the room below. Only required asylum-seekers fleeing gender-based knowledge about Swamp- Once I retired, I started Louie could tell that story Allysha Dunnigan violence to be part of persecuted social groups. scott. to attend the history buffs with a smile on his face Reporter, ext. 1302 A change here could add pressure to an already [email protected] At that time, our social on the first Friday of ev- and a twinkle in his eye. overloaded immigration system, but it would also He always had a story to address other policy goals of the United States. studies curriculum had ery month from Septem- Spenser Hasak tell. Friday mornings will Photographer, ext. 1332 According to a 2019 report in The Journal of Pub- a unit on Swampscott’s ber through June at the never be the same. Rest in [email protected] lic Health, “In times of war, women and girls are history that I co-wrote library. Louie started this with friends. The children group and it ran for about peace, my friend. more vulnerable to rape and are at greater risk Julia Hopkins for other forms of sexual violence, such as early warmed to Louie and he 14 years until COVID-19 was always willing to an- shut us down. This is Andrea Liftman Photographer, ext. 1224 or forced marriage, intimate partner abuse, child [email protected] sexual abuse, sexual exploitation and trafficking.” swer their questions. Lou- where I really came to ap- Swampscott And those dangers extend beyond conflict zones. Thor Jourgensen Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 The same report notes that this kind of violence [email protected] can have lasting effects manifesting in mental We will miss you, Lou disorders, obstetric complications, sexual dysfunc- Tréa Lavery tions, unwanted pregnancies, unsafe abortions Reporter, ext. 1317 [email protected] and sexually-transmitted infections. To the editor: history to many residents which adds something For Biden, this is a choice. He can decide to lead and the community for all only a longtime resident Anne Marie Tobin here. We hope he works to ensure the U.S. remains I am sad to see Lou Gal- these years. can convey. For all his par- Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 a global leader in human rights and specifically in lo's sudden passing. Lou He has been the de facto ticipation in the town he [email protected] protecting women. has been considered the expert in sharing periods loved, Lou will be missed. Sophie Yarin What’s needed here is leadership. This is an op- key town historian for of Swampscott's history, Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 portunity for Biden to make good on his campaign decades, and has been in- lending a personal per- Kim Barry [email protected] promise of restoring American leadership on the strumental in sharing sto- spective to many known Swampscott Historical TECHNOLOGY world stage. ries of Swampscott's town stories and events in town, Commission Tim Noyes Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] TUESDAY JULY 13, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- at 9:38 p.m. Sunday at Lynn candidates cite racial profiling larly arrests, reflect police records. Huckleberry Hill School, 5 In the event of a perceived inac- Knoll Road. A caller reported PROFILING his campaign, volunteers which Megie-Maddrey as- anything back to them. I kids were on the roof of the curacy, it is the sole responsibility From A1 and community. sumed was because she is only discussed it among school. Police spoke with the of the concerned party to contact “I couldn’t believe there a Black woman. my family members and group of kids. years. He said he still ex- was an individual like her A couple of minutes the relevant police department my campaign team, ask- periences people telling filled with so much hate,” after Megie-Maddrey ing everyone to be patient and have the department issue PEABODY him he cannot run for of- Alinsug said. “Immi- left the house, the police and keep positive.” fice because he’s not “from a notice of correction to the Daily grants come to this coun- showed up and said that Candidate for Coun- here.” Item. Corrections or clarifications Arrests try to escape something ... the woman called the po- cilor-at-Large Hyppolite Alinsug recalled an ex- and you move here to bet- lice on her. will not be made without express said that, although the Edilzar Chun, 29, of 36 perience when a woman ter your life and to reach “It was a citywide cam- notice of change from the arrest- called and told him, “You vast majority of his inter- Oak St., Apt. 1, was arrested for the American dream paign, so I should be able actions at people’s doors ing police department. immigrants are sucking and charged with OUI-liquor and in order to reach that, to go to all of Lynn with- have been positive, he and the system,” and “Immi- you have to go through a out facing something like and unlicensed operation of some of his volunteers grants can’t run for any- lot of obstacles.” this,” Megie-Maddrey LYNN a motor vehicle at 3:22 a.m. have experienced racism thing in my city,” during Alinsug said his life said. “Race shouldn’t be Sunday. a 20-minute exchange while door knocking. Arrests in America has taken a a defining factor. People Joao Souza, 51, of 47 Trac- where she also referred lot of hard work; he said should vote on the values “We’ve had folks say ey St., Apt. 3R, was arrested they won’t vote for me Peter Castro, of 242 Bos- to him as a “lazy immi- there were times where and the person, not the and charged with operation grant.” because of my Haitian ton St., was arrested and he wanted to give up, color of their skin.” of a motor vehicle with a Hearing these com- heritage and some of my charged with violation of the but he has achieved his Despite the racial pro- suspended license at 9:16 ments, Alinsug said he dream and has created a filing, and this campaign Hispanic volunteers have open container law at 1:19 p.m. Friday. was shocked and confused “beautiful” life in Lynn. being her fourth, Me- had insults thrown at p.m. on Monday. and didn’t know what to He said he is running for gie-Maddrey said she them,” Hyppolite said. “It Jamie Castro-Solis, of 55 Accidents do, but said he always city councilor to help oth- continues to pursue mu- doesn’t happen often, but Park St., was arrested and tries to ignore “hateful” ers do the same. nicipal politics because when it does it hurts.” charged with violation of the A report of a motor vehicle and “rude” comments as Megie-Maddrey, who she wants to change per- Hyppolite also said he is open container law at 1:22 crash at 5:08 p.m. Friday at such. is running for Ward 4 ceptions of women — and concerned about the per- p.m. Monday. 37 Andover St.; at 9:03 p.m. “I couldn’t believe ev- councilor, said she has people — of color, and she centage of people of col- Earl Colby, of 82 Wy- Friday at 2 Lynnfield St. and erything she was saying,” experienced racial profil- wants to see more repre- or working in City Hall, man St., was arrested and 287 Washington St.; at 2:38 Alinsug said. “I’m a com- ing during her four cam- sentation and diversity in adding that the lack of munity person and I al- charged with motor vehicle p.m. Saturday at 68 Driscoll paigns. Megie-Maddrey City Hall. representation in the city ways love to interact with ran for School Committee Incumbent Council- theft and stolen property at St. and 10 Margin St.; at government as well as the people, and I’ve never had twice and Ward 4 coun- or-At-Large Net, who is 4:31 p.m. Sunday. 9:30 a.m. Monday at Route unstable housing in the people confront me like cilor twice and said each running for reelection, city disproportionately Jose Coto-Rivera, of 3 128 North and 208 Andover this.” campaign included people said he also had the police Gateway Lane, was arrested St. affects people of color. When this woman even- giving her confused looks called on him while cam- “Those one-off situa- and charged with operating A report of a hit-and-run tually stopped yelling at and asking if she’s actual- paigning and frequently tions of racism are easy under the influence of alco- motor vehicle crash at 7:56 him, Alinsug said he was ly running for a seat as an had his lawn signs stolen compared to a system hol, operating a vehicle with- shaking, but composed elected official. or burned. p.m. Friday at Tesla at 210T that is designed to ex- out a license, and having an himself enough to ask if Megie-Maddrey cited “People spat on me, put Andover St.; at 5:24 p.m. clude certain groups of open container of alcohol at Saturday at Walgreens at 35 she wanted to talk about a particular experience their thumbs down while Ward 3. When she did not where she was knocking driving by, told me to put people,” Hyppolite said. 7:33 p.m. Sunday. Main St. “I think Keith did a brave Robert Emerson, 42, was A report of a police motor have any questions or on doors in Ward 1 during my signs down, yelled concerns about the ward one of her campaigns for at me and told me to go thing talking about his arrested on multiple charges vehicle crash at 11:26 a.m. experiences. It’s not easy, including operating a motor Alinsug is running to rep- School Committee. She back home out from their Saturday at Sun Factory at resent, he said he politely went to a house where car windows while I was but it’s necessary to have vehicle with a suspended 67 Foster St.; at 12:35 a.m. told her he was going to a woman answered the holding signs,” Net said. these conversations so we license, possession of Class Sunday on Route 128 South hang up. door and asked Me- “All the negative views can improve our city and E drugs, and motor vehicle A report of a bicyclist He said he took a cou- gie-Maddrey, “What’re and remarks toward me, make it one that works theft at 4:34 p.m. Sunday. struck by a motor vehicle ple of minutes after the you doing in my neigh- all I did was smile at for all of us.” Juventino Lopez, of 10 at 6:39 p.m. Saturday at 2 phone call to meditate borhood?” The woman them and said thank you Allysha Dunnigan can Jones Terrace, was arrested Swampscott Ave. and 164 and reflect upon all the told Megie-Maddrey that to them; I didn’t com- be reached at adunnigan@ on multiple charges includ- Washington St. The person positivity surrounding she didn’t belong there, plain to anyone or say itemlive.com. ing having an open contain- declined medical attention. er of alcohol, assault with a A report of a motor vehicle dangerous weapon, threat to crash with injuries at 12:02 Salem police arrest two for racist graffiti commit a crime, and assault a.m. Sunday at Lynnfield and battery at 12:53 p.m. Street and Casco Road. By Tréa Lavery tion on Bridge Street. As fresh paint on the wall, The stencils that Mo- Monday. A report of a motor vehicle ITEM STAFF he arrived at the station, police said. relli and Beilman had crash into a building at 7:52 Green saw the two men, The police department in their possession read Accidents a.m. Sunday at Harriett & SALEM — Two men who were wearing hoods has investigated several “Strong families make Ralph Kaplan Estates at 240 were arrested over the and masks, engaged in incidents of graffiti and strong nations, Patriot A report of a motor vehicle Lynnfield St. The building in- weekend for graffitiwhat appeared to be tag- vandalism downtown and Front.US” and “Defend crash at 1:43 p.m. Sunday spector responded and the linked to a white suprem- ging of public property. in the surrounding ar- American Labor, Patriot at 981 Western Ave.; at 7:21 vehicle was towed. acist group, police said When Morelli and Beil- eas over the past several Front.US.” p.m. Sunday at 687 Boston Monday. A motor vehicle crash with man saw Green, they hid months involving tags Both men have been St.; at 7:46 p.m. Sunday Kyle Morelli, 27, of Sa- injuries was reported at 9:14 items in a backpack and from the group Patriot charged with vandalism at Commercial and Warren lem, and Alex Beilman, a.m. Sunday at 78 Margin attempted to walk away. Front. Patriot Front has and tagging. Additional streets; at 11:33 a.m. Mon- 27, of Meriden, Conn., Once detained, Green been identified by the charges may be brought St. and 2 Colonial Road. day at Central Avenue and were arrested at approxi- found that they had fresh Anti-Defamation League as the investigation con- A telephone pole that was Sutton Street; at 11:40 pm. mately 9:48 p.m. Saturday paint on their hands and and other watchdog agen- tinues, police said. struck snapped at the base when Salem Police Officer Monday at Market Square clothing and had two cans cies as a white suprema- Tréa Lavery can be and a fire hydrant was also Edgar Green responded and Western Avenue; at of spray paint and two cist, racist and anti-Se- reached at tlavery@item- damaged. Both people were to the MBTA train sta- mitic group. 11:50 p.m. Monday at 110 stencils. There was also live.com. taken to Salem Hospital and South St.; at 3:40 p.m. Mon- the two vehicles involved day at 5 Union St.; at 3:58 were towed. p.m. Monday at 754 Western Haiti’s interim prime minister confirms Ave.; at 4:17 p.m. Monday at Assaults 189 Henry Ave. A report of an assault at request for U.S. troops to country Assaults 12:56 p.m. Sunday at Harri- ett & Ralph Kaplan Estates An assault and battery at 240 Lynnfield St. ASSOCIATED PRESS was reported at 8:01 p.m. Sunday at 79 Chestnut St.; Breaking and Entering PORT-AU-PRINCE, Hai- at 9:59 p.m. Sunday at 61 ti — Haiti’s interim gov- Ontario St. A report of a breaking and ernment said Friday that entering at 6:46 a.m. Mon- it asked the U.S. to deploy troops to protect key infra- Overdose day at Brothers Kouzina at structure as it tries to sta- 25 Newbury St. An overnight bilize the country and pre- An overdose was reported break-in was reported. at 8:51 p.m. Sunday at 11 pare the way for elections Ridgeway St. in the aftermath of the Complaints assassination of President Jovenel Moïse. Theft A report of suspicious ac- “We definitely need assis- tivity at 2:48 p.m. Saturday tance and we’ve asked our A report of shoplifting at at 48 Endicott St. A caller re- 5:35 p.m. Sunday at Walmart international partners for ported a suspicious package help,” Interim Prime Min- at 780 Lynnway. was left at their doorstep. An ister Claude Joseph told officer delivered the food to The Associated Press in an LYNNFIELD 84 Endicott St. interview, declining to pro- A report of a disturbance at vide further details. “We Accidents 7:14 p.m. Saturday at 9 Sut- believe our partners can ton St. A caller reported kids assist the national police PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A report of a motor vehicle in resolving the situation.” were throwing stuff out of the crash at 2:57 p.m. Friday Joseph said that he was Police search the Morne Calvaire district of Pétion-Ville for suspects at 6 Newhall Road; at 8:15 window onto vehicles. dismayed by opponents who remain at large in the murder of Haitian President Jovenel Moise p.m. Friday on S Broadway; A disturbance was reported who’ve tried to take ad- in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. at 6:12 p.m. Sunday at 50 at 5:03 p.m. Saturday at vantage of Moïse’s murder translators for the attack- Warren St. A caller reported recruited by four compa- Psaki said senior FBI and Whole Foods Market at 100 to seize political power — nies and traveled to the ers. Some of the suspects Department of Homeland Market St. he was jumped by three men an indirect reference to a Caribbean nation in two were seized in a raid on Security officials will be A report of a motor vehicle behind his building while he group of lawmakers that groups via the Dominican Taiwan’s Embassy where sent to Haiti “as soon as have declared their loyal- crash with personal injury at was walking his dog. An of- Republic. Meanwhile, the they are believed to have possible to assess the situ- ficer spoke with the people, ty and recognized Joseph U.S. said it would send sought refuge. ation and how we may be 7:39 p.m. Saturday at 354 S Lambert, the head of Hai- Broadway. who reported the dog was senior FBI and Homeland At a news conference in able to assist.” off leash and got a little too ti’s dismantled senate, as Security officials to help in Colombia’s capital of Bogo- “The United States re- close to an infant. As a result, provisional president and the investigation. ta, Gen. Jorge Luis Vargas mains engaged and in Assaults Ariel Henry, whom Moïse words were exchanged. Haitian National Police Valencia said four com- close consultations with designated as prime min- A report of an assault at Suspicious activity was re- Chief Léon Charles said panies had been involved our Haitian and interna- ister a day before he was 17 suspects have been de- in the “recruitment, the tional partners to support 12:54 p.m. Sunday on Sa- ported at 9 p.m. Sunday at killed, as prime minister. lem Street. A caller reported 15 Tara Road. A caller report- tained in the brazen kill- gathering of these people” the Haitian people in the “I’m not interested in a ing of Moïse that stunned implicated in the assas- aftermath of the assassi- two men were fighting in the ed someone had been ring- power struggle,” Joseph a nation already reeling sination, although he did nation of the president,” roadway. ing her doorbell at all hours said in the brief phone from poverty, widespread not identify the companies Psaki said. of the night. interview, without men- violence and political in- because their names were Following Haiti’s request Complaints tioning Lambert by name. stability. still being verified. for U.S. troops, a senior Theft “There’s only one way As the investigation Two of the suspects trav- administration official re- A caller reported there was people can become presi- moved forward, the kill- eled to Haiti via Panama iterated Psaki’s earlier a large sinkhole in front of A report of a larceny at dent in Haiti. And that’s ing took on the air of a and the Dominican Repub- comments that the admin- his home at 1 Skinner Lane 12:10 a.m. Saturday at 2 through elections.” complicated international lic, Vargas said, while a istration is sending offi- at 5:36 p.m. Friday. The De- Main St. A caller reported Joseph spoke just hours conspiracy. Besides the Co- second group of 11 arrived cials to assess how it can partment of Public Works his iPad was stolen from his after the head of Colom- lombians, among those de- in Haiti on July 4 from the be most helpful, but added was notified. apartment. He was able to bia’s police said that the tained by police were two Dominican Republic. there are no plans to pro- A report of a disturbance track it to Central Street. Colombians implicated in Haitian Americans, who In Washington, White vide military assistance at Moïse’s assassination were have been described as House Press Secretary Jen this time. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY JULY 13, 2021 Salem to swear in its new fire chief

CHIEF “When I joined the Sa- From A1 lem Fire Department in 1993, I had no idea what it department for nearly meant to be a firefighter,” three decades, serving said Dionne. “Soon after, our community selflessly I learned that I was part and with dedication for all of something very special. those years. I know he will It’s humbling to think 28 continue to be a strong years later I now have the leader for the Salem Fire opportunity to serve as Department in his new chief of the department role as chief.” that has meant so much Dionne graduated from to me in a city I love. the Massachusetts Fire “My firefighter col- Academy in 1993 and has leagues are truly the fin- been a licensed EMT for est people to work with. I the past 25 years. In ad- extend to them, my fellow ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK dition to fire services, Di- city coworkers and city of- onne has extensive train- ficials my sincerest grat- Pinwheels were placed on the roundabout by the entrance of MarketStreet as part of the “Let’s ing and background in itude for their support. I pop a wheelie for AYA” initiative. emergency management, will do my best to serve hazardous materials oper- my department and my ations and labor manage- community. I am grateful ment. Dionne said he is for the opportunity to do Lynnfield popping a wheelie for looking forward to taking so.” on the job and continuing Mike Alongi can be to serve his community as reached at malongi@item- 17th annual Reid’s Ride he has for nearly 30 years. live.com. social networks and ad- tiative. The promotion cer programs and clinics. ceive a 2021 17th Annual vocations,” Gene Sacco kicked off Saturday at These programs have, in Reid’s Ride T-shirt. Other Group wants City said. “For an adolescent MarketStreet where pin- turn, developed and im- incentives include a stain- or young adult stricken wheel-type decorations plemented innovative ap- less steel, insulated Reid’s with cancer, that path is were placed around the ro- proaches and paradigms Ride beverage container tary at the entrance to the for survivorship planning; Council to vote on derailed or, at best, tem- for individuals or teams porarily put on hold. Our mall. Plans are also in the collaborative, AYA-specific mission is to make sure works to install another and rare-cancers clinical raising more than $400; that all AYAs diagnosed display at Cerra’s Market research; meeting the eco- $50 restaurant gift cards housing plan with cancers will survive on Route 1 in Saugus. The nomic and psychosocial for those who raise more and thrive and can quick- promotion runs all week challenges faced by AYA than $750; and an official ly resume life as it was through Friday, July 16. cancer patients and survi- Reid’s Ride cycling jersey, HOUSING ners in a way I haven’t meant to be.” For the past 16 years, vors; and the formal train- Reid’s Ride AYA Cancer From A1 seen in any other plans Participants are invited the goal of the alliance ing of physicians in AYA Alliance lapel pin and a for our city, ” Hyppolite to create their own “Re- has been to close the gaps cancer. In a public letter from said. “Adopting a plan for Mariposa tray for those May, Cyr said that depart- id’s Ride” and complete in medical care and treat- “Reid continues to be raising a minimum of housing that meets all of ment heads and city offi- our incomes is an import- it on the morning of July ment of adolescents and the energy of each and $2,000. 18, when participants will young adults diagnosed every day. His love and cials were left out of the ant step towards making To register or make a do- bike, run, row or walk a with cancer. Sacco said spirit fill our hearts and planning process and that Lynn a city that works for distance of their choice as last year’s event raised endures with every breath nation, go to www.Reids- the plan lacked communi- all of us.” individuals or small teams $70,000 with the goal we take,” said Lorraine. Ride.org. ty input. Ward 1 resident Kath- in their neighborhoods, on for 2021 being to raise “The precious bond that You don’t have to be a The New Lynn Coali- leen Santora said she trails or other venues. $100,000. Reid’s Ride has we shared when we were rider to contribute to the tion, however, said over originally moved to Lynn Participants are encour- raised more than $3 mil- together, we continue to cause. Non-participants 600 residents — and many because the cost of living city officials — participat- aged to share short videos lion, helping to establish share that same bond each can make a difference by in Everett had gotten too and photos of their ride the Reid R. Sacco Adoles- day even though we are ed in the Housing Lynn high, and now she is see- sending along photos with planning process, which and send it to Lorraine cent and Youth Cancer apart. Reid’s Ride is for all hashtags #ReidsRide,#Re- ing the same thing hap- those precious bonds that included specific meetings Sacco at lorraine.sacco@ Programs/Clinics at Tufts idsRide2021, #Dream- pening here. gmail.com for inclusion in Medical Center and the this horrific disease tries inviting city leadership “We were fortunate to Team2021 and #AYACan- a single video that will be Connecticut Children’s to destroy. Ride or support and department heads, raise our family here, but cerAlliance to help keep posted on the Reid’s Ride Medical Center. a rider and together we who were also invited to now our children can’t participate in all public Facebook page. Lorraine Sacco said will alter the course for Reid’s legacy alive. afford to stay,” Santora events. A fun, new twist this the alliance has led the AYA cancers so they are Anne Marie Tobin can be said. “Housing costs have In the petition, the res- year is the “Let’s pop way in the development routinely curable.” reached at atobin@item- gotten out of control for idents and voters who a wheelie for AYA” ini- of specialized AYA can- All participants will re- live.com. renters and for potential signed said they “here- homeowners. Even with by petition the Lynn two good union jobs, my City Council pursuant to husband and I couldn’t Peabody has a new assistant principal the Lynn City Charter, afford to move here now.” Section 7-9, for a public Ward 5 resident Da- hearing and vote on the PRINCIPAL and can keep us moving mon Harrison said he has From A1 forward.” ‘Housing Lynn’ Housing Production Plan.” been a Lynn resident for Mayor Edward A. Bet- more than 60 years and, unanimous pick. I can’t say tencourt Jr., who chairs the According to the peti- enough about her as an in- tion, Section 7-9 of the city with his income of about School Committee, compli- $53,000, his rent is near- structional leader and as mented Meier on her expe- charter says “The hearing an advocate.” shall be held by the City ly 50 percent of his net rience. monthly earnings. Meier brings a wealth “Your resume was out- Council… and final action taken with respect there- “I am terrified that I can of experience in both the standing and I am very classroom and adminis- to, not later than three no longer afford to live in happy to have you on trative sides of education. months following the date the city that I call home,” board,” Bettencourt said. She earned her bachelor’s the said petition is filed Harrison said. “There’s a lot of work for all degree from Cornell Uni- with the clerk of the coun- Mass Senior Action of us going forward to re- versity and went on to re- cil.” Council President and ceive her master’s in ani- bound from the pandemic Tish Mukala, Ward 4 Ward 5 resident Kathy mal sciences and doctorate and I am very excited about resident and president Paul said it is “ridiculous” degrees in urban educa- the future of PVMHS.” of the New Lynn Coali- to have to ask city rep- tion and leadership at the Committee member John tion, said the wait for the resentatives to vote on a Olimpio added a little hu- housing plan created by University of Massachu- ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS vote on this housing plan setts-Boston. mor, saying that Meier has should never have had to the community the City Dr. Samantha Meier took a position at Peabody She served as a quarter- a daunting challenge on be this long. Council represents. master second class in the Veterans Memorial High School after serving her hands. “We see this plan as a “We know there are over U.S. Coast Guard from De- as principal of Salem High School. “You’re going to have to floor, as the bare mini- 6,000 seniors on a waiting list for affordable hous- cember 1995 to May 2000. ing in that position until School Committee mem- learn the bulls-up cheer mum effort to address our ing,” Paul said. “My own Meier then began her ca- July 2018 when she moved ber Beverley Griffin Dunne and I’m wondering if you housing crisis,” Mukala daughter was forced to reer in education in August up to deputy principal at said she is confident that have been practicing that,” said. “The plan commits stay in the shelter for over 2000 as a science teacher, Revere High. Meier will enjoy her time at he said. the city to building 250 to two years while waiting teaching biology and phys- Fluent in both German the high school. Meier accepted the chal- 300 units of new housing for a place she could af- ics at Revere High School. and Spanish, Meier also “It’s a wonderful school lenge without hesitation. at Lynn’s median income She also served as vice has experience in higher and we’ve got a lot of awe- “I’m a quick learner,” Mei- over the next five years, ford that was safe. Num- principal from August 2006 education, having served some students up there,” er responded. “I’ll figure it the same number of units bers do not lie. This plan to June 2015. She was ap- as an adjunct professor at Dunne told Meier during a out.” that are in Michael Pro- will improve the economic pointed principal at the UMass-Boston from Janu- recent committee meeting. Anne Marie Tobin can be copio’s Caldwell building security for all Lynn resi- Garfield Middle School in ary 2015 through Decem- “I know you have a really reached at atobin@itemlive. on Munroe Street. How dents. Take the vote.” Revere in July 2015, serv- ber 2107. good experience up there com. many city departments Cyr said he is expect- were asked to issue de- ing to receive informa- tailed responses to that tion from the city depart- plan?” ments this week, but he Local projects funded in state budget Ward 3 resident and has heard that some Lynn candidate for Council- chamber members want BUDGET of a $900,000 budget line of a racial equity munici- for municipal fiber optic or-at-Large Marven Hyp- to weigh in as well. He did From A1 for the metropolitan beach- pal action plan, as well as network improvements polite said the numbers not give an exact date as es in Lynn, Nahant, Revere, $50,000 for projects out- and $25,000 for communi- in the plan “don’t lie and to when the City Council “As we emerge from the Winthrop, East Boston, lined in the town’s harbor cations network improve- back up all the things is expected to review the impacts of COVID-19, it is South Boston, Dorches- and waterfront plan. ments. Lynners have been saying plan. imperative we provide the ter, Quincy and Hull to be “I have been happy to Marblehead received for years. Allysha Dunnigan can residents and businesses maintained and seasonally support local leaders with $50,000 for facility updates “This plan speaks to the be reached at adunnigan@ of Lynn with the necessary staffed. $100,000 for a Racial Equi- and improvements and lived experiences of Lyn- itemlive.com. tools to get back on their In Lynnfield, the budget ty Municipal Action Plan to $50,000 for renovations to feet, which this budget sup- provides $50,000 for the begin a dialogue on ensur- the public restrooms and ports.” construction of a veterans’ ing that best practices, tools surrounding property at The budget also includes and resources are utilized the State Street landing. $55,000 for maintenance of war memorial and $50,000 Red Rock Park, $20,000 for for improvements to the to help build and sustain “I am very pleased the maintenance and removal town common. a community of inclusive- legislature came together of invasive pond vegetation “Senator Crighton and ness,” said state Rep. Lori to pass a budget that will in the city, $30,000 for Lynn I had advocated for these Ehrlich (D-Marblehead). make investments into Main Streets, $75,000 two projects on Lynnfield’s In Saugus, budget lines healthcare, education and for the E-Team Machin- behalf, and I’m pleased we include $25,000 for an an- infrastructure while con- ist Training Program, were able to work together imal control vehicle, as well tinuing to support work- $150,000 for the Lynn Po- to ensure that they were as $89,950 and $75,000 for ing families and vulner- lice Department’s behav- both retained in the final the police and fire depart- able populations across ioral health unit, $150,000 spending bill,” said House ments, respectively, to pur- the Commonwealth,” said for the water and sewer Minority Leader Bradley chase portable radios. state Rep. Peter Capano call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 commission and $50,000 Jones, who represents the Investments in Nahant (D-Lynn). to start your for the removal of algae town. include $10,000 to fund the Tréa Lavery can be daily subscription. from King’s Beach. Swampscott received Vietnam Veterans Memori- reached at tlavery@item- The algae removal is part $100,000 for the creation al Wall that Heals, $50,000 live.com. TUESDAY JULY 13, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 US drilling approvals increase despite Biden climate pledge

By Matthew Brown ber of approvals. Montana, from the pandemic. ban.” ASSOCIATED PRESS Colorado and Utah had “He’s walking the tight- “Gas and oil production hundreds each. rope,” said energy industry will continue well into the BILLINGS, Mont. — Ap- Biden campaigned last analyst Parker Fawcett future and we believe that provals for companies to year on pledges to end new with S&P Global Platts, is the reality of our econo- drill for oil and gas on U.S. drilling on federal lands to noting that Keystone and my and the world we’re liv- public lands are on pace rein in climate-changing ANWR came without huge ing in,” Haaland told Colo- this year to reach their emissions. His pick to over- political costs because they rado Republican Rep. Doug highest level since George see those lands, Interior were aimed at future proj- Lamborn. W. Bush was president, un- Secretary Deb Haaland, ects. Interior officials declined derscoring President Joe adamantly opposed drilling “Those easy wins don’t further comment on per- Biden’s reluctance to more on federal lands while in necessarily have huge im- mits issued under Biden. forcefully curb petroleum Congress and co-sponsored pacts on the market today,” Under former President production in the face of the liberal Green New Deal. Fawcett said. “He is defi- Donald Trump, a staunch industry and Republican But the steps taken by the nitely backing off taking industry supporter, the In- resistance. administration to date on drastic action that would terior Department reduced FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The Interior Department fossil fuels are more mod- rock the market. ... What the time it takes to review approved about 2,500 per- est, including a temporary An oil well is seen east of Casper, Wyo. Feder- you’re going to see is U.S. drilling applications from a mits to drill on public and suspension on new oil and al officials have approved thousands of new oil oil production is going to year or more in some cases, tribal lands in the first six gas leases on federal lands and gas drill permits since President Joe Biden. continue to rebound.” to just a few months. months of the year, accord- that a judge blocked last der lease, those actions did recent rise in gasoline pric- Haaland has sought to Companies rushed to lock ing to an Associated Press month, blocked petroleum tamp down Republican in drilling rights before the nothing to slow drilling on es to $3 a gallon ($0.79 a li- analysis of government sales in the Arctic Nation- concern over potential con- new administration. And data. That includes more al Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) public lands and waters ter) or more in many parts straints on the industry. in December, Trump’s last than 2,100 drilling approv- and cancellation of the Key- that account for about a of the country. Any attempt She said during a House full month in office, agen- als since Biden took office stone XL oil pipeline from quarter of U.S. oil produc- to limit petroleum produc- Natural Resources Com- cy officials approved more January 20. Canada. tion. tion could push gasoline mittee hearing last month than 800 permits — far New Mexico and Wyo- Because vast fossil fuel Further complicating prices even higher and risk that there was no “plan more than any prior month ming had the largest num- reserves already are un- Biden’s climate agenda is a souring economic recovery right now for a permanent during his presidency. Judge questions treatment of suspended horse trainer Baffert

By Larry Neumeister will be announced months “any prior notice” and was years after an additional ASSOCIATED PRESS after he was suspend- not told the duration or drug test of Medina Spir- ed. “The problem I have, terms of the suspension or it confirmed betametha- NEW YORK — A New counsel, is that he was any New York state law or sone in the horse’s system. York judge was sympa- suspended and it’s up in regulation he might have Baffert cannot enter any thetic Monday to horse the air.” violated. horses in the Kentucky trainer Bob Baffert’s She said the racing asso- After hearing arguments Derby or other races at claims that his May sus- ciation attacked his credi- from both sides, Amon did the storied Louisville pension by the New York bility as it issued the sus- not immediately rule. track through the spring Racing Association — af- pension, but never gave Arguing on Baffert’s be- of 2023. ter Kentucky Derby win- him the chance to speak half, attorney W. Craig Robertson contended ner Medina Spirit failed a on his own behalf about Robertson III said it was that the New York sus- postrace drug test — was what happened. unfair of the racing associ- pension would be the unconstitutional. “How does that comply ation to suspend his client “death knell” to Baffert’s U.S. District Judge Carol with due process?” the without the completion of training business because Bagley Amon at a Brook- judge asked. an investigation into the New York’s Saratoga Race lyn hearing repeatedly At another point, Amon circumstances surround- Course, which reopens pressed a lawyer for the said: “You just sent him a ing what he called the Thursday, is a pivotal stop racing association to ex- letter saying, ‘You’re out,’ PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “alleged test” on Medina for a young horse destined plain why the suspension with no due process what- Spirit. for greatness. Horse trainer Bob Baffert leaves federal court was issued before Baffert soever.” Robertson said it was He said a top horse farm was given a chance to de- Greenberg repeatedly in the Brooklyn borough of New York. possible that traces of in Kentucky had already fend himself. said the NYRA, which op- fast approaching in early such a confluence of drug betamethasone were taken two prize horses Henry Greenberg, argu- erates Belmont Park, Aq- June. positives involving so found in the horse’s sys- from Baffert’s care and ing on behalf of the racing ueduct and Saratoga Race The lawyer noted that prominent a trainer,” as- tem as a result of an oint- another producer of elite association, said Baffert Course, took the action to the Kentucky Derby test sociation lawyers wrote in ment applied to the horse horses was considering will get a hearing after the protect the integrity of the was the fifth time in the court papers. to treat a skin rash three finding another trainer if association announces the sport. past year that a horse In Baffert’s lawsuit last weeks before the race. The Baffert cannot enter hors- length of his suspension He said the association trained by Baffert tested month seeking to get the unregulated ointment, he es in New York races. by Aug. 11. had to act fast because positive for drugs. suspension lifted, the said, contained betameth- Outside court, Baf- “Isn’t that a little too the Belmont Stakes, the “Rarely in the history of Hall of Famer contended asone. fert and his lawyers de- late?” the judge asked, third prong of horse rac- the sport has there been he was suspended without Churchill Downs sus- clined comment after the noting that the duration ing’s Triple Crown, was pended Baffert for two hearing. NYC’s comedy clubs open for laughs after COVID-19, A-list stars returning to stages

By Larry McShane TRIBUNE NEWS NEW YORK — Come- dian Gilbert Gottfried, in front of a live audience at Caroline’s on Broadway last month, was struck by a funny thought. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “I was thinking, ‘Is this actually what I do for liv- Emergency personnel gather at the scene of a mass casualty incident near Downtown 9 in ing?’” he recalled about Show Low, Ariz. his first nervous stand-up routine in 15 months. “I remember being up there thinking, ‘I’m sure I must Man dies after have more jokes.’” There’s plenty of time PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS now for those long-untold gags as Manhattan’s re- Audience members lineup outside the Comedy Cellar on April 2, 2021, in driver strikes nowned comedy venues a who’s who of comedy: The 13 months of frus- shows and more than 200 welcomed back familiar Chris Rock, Amy Schum- tration and fear dissi- comedians. Last year’s faces like Jerry Seinfeld, er and Ray Romano were pated quickly as Seinfeld COVID-19 cancellation of cyclists in Dave Attell and Gottfried among those onstage since grabbed the mic and the the event was its first af- in recent weeks. And it’s the club returned at 33 socially distanced crowd ter 17 years. hard to wipe the smile off percent capacity in early went nuts. “Yeah, I’m optimistic,” Arizona race the club owners’ faces as April (now back up to 100 “It was insane,” recalled allows Hirsch, who start- the tables fill up and the By Felicia Fonseca was indicted last week on percent). Mazzilli. “It was such a ed in the business back funny finally returns, with and Terry Tang nine counts of aggravat- Comic Colin Quinn, do- good feeling, such a sense in 1981 down in Chelsea. ASSOCIATED PRESS ed assault with a deadly New York nightlife edg- ing toward something like ing a weekly residency at of relief. Talk about a time “The part I’m optimistic weapon and one count the Village Underground, when people really needed about is people want to do FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — A each of fleeing an accident normal. offered a tongue-in-cheek to laugh. This is it.” what they do. People want cyclist has died after he and unlawful flight. He “I’d seen speculation review of his return via There are some lingering to get out and share the was struck last month pleaded not guilty to the about the culture chang- by an Arizona driver who charges Monday in Nava- ing for good with the pan- Twitter: “The verdict is in, issues as the clubs look live experience.” plowed his pickup truck jo County Superior Court. demic — no hugs, no hand- gang. I still got it.” to bring back their wait- One other thing: With into a group of people par- Navajo County Attorney shaking,” recalled Noam Dworman’s club, now staffs and kitchen help. tourism down, the crowds ticipating in a bike race, Brad Carlyon said he is Dworman, owner of the back to full capacity, is Dworman said his club’s are mostly New Yorkers authorities said Monday. expecting more charges legendary Comedy Cellar, sticking to a vaccinat- usual Sunday brunch cheering New York comics. Jeremy Barrett, 58, died to be filed in the wake of about his reopening night. ed-only audience — and show is a nonstarter due “The audiences have of his injuries Saturday, Barrett’s death. “And that lasted all of 20 he’s happy about the de- to lack of staffing, while been fantastic,” said said Arizona Department “Once we have received seconds. People hugging, cision. Carolines owner Caroline Dworman. “Here we are, of Public Safety spokes- all the law enforcement shaking hands, crying. It “For the stress level, it’s Hirsch said jump-starting very few tourists, and sold man Bart Graves. reports, we will review was elation. Very emotion- the best,” he said. “I get the business was in some out like the old days. Ev- Barrett was well-known to determine if any new al all around.” emails from customers ways more daunting than erybody’s thrilled to be go- in the cycling community charges are appropriate to The big comedy guns are regularly thanking me for opening a new one. ing out.” for welcoming new riders bring,” Carlyon said. vaccinated-only.” “With the labor short- Gottfried recounted and hosting bicyclists who turning out, too. Hunter T. Lewis, an Chris Mazzilli, owner of age, it’s been a lot more speaking with his fellow were training in southern The Gotham Comedy attorney representing the Gotham Comedy Club, challenging,” she said. “It homebound comics as the Arizona, friends said. Chock, declined last week Club reopened with a recalled a March 2020 makes things a lot more health crisis stretched “He was very selfless,” to comment on the indict- bang on April 3 as na- chat with two comedians difficult.” into the new year, with no said Joey Luliano, presi- ment and did not respond tive New Yorker Seinfeld dent of the Arizona Bicy- to messages Monday from volunteered his services and an employee before Oh, and the air condi- gigs available and the end cle Racing Association. “I The Associated Press. for the first show. “Week- the city took its first ma- tioning wasn’t working still months away. was told that while the The Arizona Depart- end Update” co-anchor jor coronavirus hit and the right on opening night at “It was funny, I found paramedics were work- ment of Public Safety is Michael Che of “Satur- clubs started closing. Carolines. myself talking to them ing on him, he was asking overseeing the investiga- day Night Live” fame is “All three got COVID,” But Hirsch figuresmore during the pandem- how his friends were and tion. Graves, the agency’s booked every Tuesday at he recalled. “Really, really things will improve by ic,” he deadpanned. “I re- if they were OK.” spokesman, said other in- Carolines through the end sick. That’s when it hit me, the November return of alized things were getting The accused driver, jured cyclists have a long of July. And the Comedy this was going to be a lon- the “New York Comedy better when they stopped Shawn Michael Chock, 36, road to recovery. Cellar already welcomed ger haul.” Festival,” featuring 150 calling back.” A8 TUESDAY JULY 13, 2021 LOOK! National French Fry Day, Go West Day, Barbershop Music Appreciation Day

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COURTESY PHOTOS | CARMEN AND HELEN LUONGO From left to right with the Tower Garden are Chef Lolli Leeson; Carlos Perez, camp counselor; Xiomary Sea Garcia, camp counsel- Carmen and or; Mary Demakes R.N., president of Private Home Care, Inc. Helen Luongo recently celebrated 70 years of Lynn Boys & Girls Club gets a marriage. They raised fruitful visit at the Tower Garden six children in Lynn, where LYNN — In 2019, the instructors set up a Camp Director Rob- they still reside, Boys & Girls Club sum- Juice Plus Tower Gar- ert Kennedy said that and have been mer camp facility was den, which was donated both healthy eating and blessed with 14 vandalized. by Private Home Care, inspiring healthy living, grandchildren Following a long Inc. of Marblehead. The both at home and at and seven great- rebuilding process, the new hydroponic growing grandchildren. camp, which has been garden will allow the camp, have always been around since 1960, is campers to start with a focus of the program. back up and running a seed and eventually For example, fruit again. grow vegetables and smoothies are a camp Last Wednesday, camp spices. favorite. Swampscott 2021 ReachArts Garden Art Walk

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Aria Balliro, of Swampscott, displayed color-tinted photos in their garden on Elmwood Road.

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Philip Alexander and Susan Ruth, both of Swampscott, played on the porch of the ReachArts Community Arts Center on Burrill Street during the Garden Art Walk on Sunday.

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©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B TUESDAY JULY 13, 2021 Peabody’s Gustin grabbing every opportunity with Navs By Mike Alongi while his OPS (on-base meeting all new people ITEM SPORTS EDITOR percentage plus slugging has been really fun.” percentage) of .728 is fth Gustin’s strong play LYNN — One of the on the team. isn’t something that came keys to being successful “I love playing here,” out of the blue, as the for- in any sport is to take said Gustin. “Obviously mer Tanners star hit a advantage of every oppor- I’m a Peabody guy, so be- stellar .386 during his ju- tunity you get to perform. ing able to stay at home nior year at Bryant this For Peabody’s Jake Gust- and have friends and fam- spring. After starting all in, every day is a chance ily all come out to the ball- 42 games at second base to get better, and he’s park are all great bonuses for the Bulldogs, Gustin proving that this summer notched 13 doubles, six with the North Shore for me. All the guys I play with have been great and home runs and 36 RBI to Navigators. go along with 46 runs “I think the biggest it’s been fun going to the park every day.” scored. He had 21 multi- thing for me is that I have hit games, posted an on- an opportunity to play ev- Gustin is no stranger to summer baseball, having base percentage of .463 ery day here, and I just and his strong play helped want to make the most of played nine games for the Navs in 2018 after his se- push Bryant its ninth it and continue to work on straight Northeast Con- getting better,” said Gust- nior year at Peabody High ference title and a berth in, who just wrapped up and then playing 20 games in the NEC Tournament his junior season at Bry- for the Newport Gulls in championship game. He ant University. “I’m just 2019 following his fresh- was named NEC Player of trying to stay focused and man season at Bryant. the Week multiple times help the team in whatever “The real importance of during the season, and his way I can.” summer baseball is play- play earned him all-con- The numbers have been ing every day and going ference honors in the NEC there for Gustin this sum- up against great competi- and an American mer, as the second base- tion,” said Gustin. “That Baseball Coaches Associa- man is hitting .279 with a kind of stuff can only tion (ABCA)/Rawlings ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK home run and 10 RBI make you better, and hav- All-Northeast Region through 18 games. His ing the opportunity to After a stellar junior season at Bryant University, Peabody’s Jake Gustin First Team selection. slugging percentage of play against guys from all has continued his strong play into the summer with the North Shore .353 is fourth on the team, over the country and GUSTIN, B2 Navigators. BC’s Frelick becomes highest drafted Navigators alum after getting selected 15th by Brewers By Joshua Kummins FOR THE ITEM LYNN — Two-time North Shore Navigator and former Boston Col- lege star Sal Frelick be- came just the third former Navigator to hear his name called in the rst round of the Major League Baseball First-Year Play- er Draft as he was select- ed 15th overall by the Mil- waukee Brewers on Sunday night. Frelick is the franchise’s career leader in batting average (.377) and stolen bases (31). He holds two of ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO the top three single-sea- son marks in team history Swampscott’s Aidan Emmerich is one of a num- as he hit .361 as a rising ber of local players competing in this week’s Boston College freshman Massachusetts Amateur Championship, teeing in 2018 and a franchise-re- off from the 10th tee at 8:25 a.m. in Tuesday’s cord .398 last summer, be- rst round. coming the rst two-time winner of the Futures Collegiate Baseball Rain bogs down Mass. League’s (FCBL) Top Pro Prospect honor. The Lexington native Amateur until Tuesday saw time in both the in- eld and out eld over his By Mike Alongi including Swampscott na- 24 games for North Shore ITEM SPORTS EDITOR tives and Kernwood in 2020. Alongside a Country Club members Due to heavy rainfall, the Christian and Aidan Em- league-leading average, rst round of the 113th Frelick recorded 26 runs merich. Christian Em- Massachusetts Amateur merich will tee off from scored, 39 hits, a .473 on- Championship at Brae the 10th tee on Tuesday base percentage and .592 ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Burn Country Club in New- afternoon at 12:48 p.m. for slugging percentage. He ton has been postponed un- the rst round of stroke reached base in all but Former North Shore Navigator and Boston College star Sal Frelick was play, then he’ll come back two games after starting drafted 15th overall by the Milwaukee Brewers in Sunday night’s Major til Tuesday, July 13. Wednesday morning for the summer on a 17-game League Baseball First-Year Player Draft. The championship will an 8:03 a.m. tee time from hitting streak. now run from Tuesday to the rst tee. Aidan Em- Following his rst stint Saturday, with two days of gland Rookie of the Year. ner and earned ACC De- than any player in pro- merich has the opposite with the Navs, for which stroke play followed by He went on to hit .345 fensive Player of the Year gram history. draw, teeing off from the he earned Perfect Game three days of match play with 97 runs scored, 27 honors, nishing his ju- Frelick initially moved 10th tee at 8:25 a.m. on Summer Collegiate — including the 36-hole doubles, 12 home runs, 63 nior campaign at BC with- to the college level after Tuesday before coming All-America honors, championship match on RBI and 38 stolen bases out committing an error. completing a standout back to tee off from the Frelick made an immedi- Saturday. over his three collegiate The .359 hitter with 17 high school career in three rst tee at 1:10 p.m. on A number of local play- ate impact in the out eld seasons. doubles this spring sports at Lexington. Wednesday. for the Eagles and was Frelick was an ABCA/ reached the 100-hit mark ers are set to tee off in the named the 2019 New En- Rawlings Gold Glove win- in 72 career games, faster FRELICK, B2 championship this year, GOLF, B2 After long wait, light installation begins at World Series Park

SAUGUS — After a Lighting Fund is still long wait, Island Light- looking for donors since ing & Power began in- the total cost for the stalling the lights at lights and installation World Series Park in has come up short. Any- Saugus last Wednesday. one who donates $100 or The extreme rain in re- more can get their name cent days has caused or the name of a departed challenges to the instal- loved one on the perma- lation process, but it will nent lighting fund plaque continue as the weather and will be invited to the clears up. dedication ceremony and COURTESY PHOTO | BOB DAVIS “We’re happy to nally reception, which will be start the project and can’t An employee of Island held as soon as the lights wait to complete the in- Lighting and Power stallation, which might are installed. watches as concrete take a lot longer than Donations can be made is poured in a hole planned because of the by sending a check pay- that houses the pre- weather,” said World Se- able to World Series Park cast footing for a light ries Park Superintendent at 8 Holden Ave., Saugus, pole at World Series Bob Davis. “We very MA 01906. Park in Saugus. The much appreciate those Donations can also be installation of the en- people who continue to made online by going to tire lighting system donate to our lighting www.worldseriespark.net began last Wednesday fund.” and donating via the Go- and has been slowed The World Series Park FundMe Charity account. by the recent weather. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY JULY 13, 2021

Lynn Parks and Rec summer basketball league rolls on By Mike Alongi Perry scored nine points. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Rick’s Auto Collision then moved on to the sec- LYNN — The Lynn Parks ond game, where it took and Recreation Summer down team Councilor Fred Basketball League rolled Hogan 38-18. Merryman on Monday evening, with led the offense this time ve games played over around with 13 points, three age divisions. while Kameron Rucker In the elementary school added 10 points. For Coun- division, team Councilor cilor Fred Hogan, Jezrhe- Buzzy Barton defeated ael Espinal scored seven team James A. Lynch by points. a score of 50-37. Benjamin The high school division Phelps led the scoring at- also saw two games played, tack for Councilor Buzzy with team Lynn Teachers Barton with 23 points, Union squeezing out a close while Dagon Rucker was 28-25 win over team Ram right behind with 22 Electric. Denzel Guillén led points. For James A. Lynch, Lynn Teachers Union with Benjamin Rodriguez scored 12 points, while Sthiben Ri- 12 points and Tavion New- vas scored six points. Mark bury scored 10 points. Peters had nine points in There were two games the loss for Ram Electric. played in the middle school Lynn Teachers Union division, with team Rick’s then moved on to beat team Auto Collision defeating Irvine and Sons 41-24 in team Lynn Housing 31-29 the second game. Guillén in the rst game. Daryl once again led the scor- Reynolds led Rick’s Auto ing attack with 18 points, Collision with 10 points, while Marquise Echevarria ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK while Rowan Merryman scored 13 points. For Irvine added nine points. For and Sons, Dashawn Rucker Peabody native Jake Gustin is hitting .279 with a home run and 10 RBI through 18 games with the Lynn Housing, Samuel led the way with 10 points North Shore Navigators this season. Phelps paced the offense and Atún Mohamed scored with 14 points and Jason seven points. Gustin seizing his opportunity with Navs NEW ENGLAND COLLEGIATE BASEBALL LEAGUE GUSTIN es, but I just tried to nd game coming down the league title. NORTHERN DIVISION SOUTHERN DIVISION W L T GB W L T GB From B1 a groove and work hard stretch,” said Gustin. “I “I’m really looking for- Keene 15 7 0 Newport 16 7 0 every day.” think the main key for us ward to coming back se- Upper Valley 14 10 0 2 Valley 14 9 0 2 “I think we were all real- North Shore 12 9 2 2½ Marthas Vineyard 13 9 0 2½ But the focus now is on is to just stay focused on nior year and hopefully North Adams 11 10 2 3½ Danbury 11 10 0 4 ly red up coming into the task at hand, and that the task at hand; we’ve having another great sea- Vermont 12 12 0 4 Mystic 11 12 0 5 this season after missing is nishing this season got the talent on this team son,” said Gustin. “We’re Winnipesaukee 8 15 0 7½ Ocean State 10 15 1 7 out on pretty much all of Sanford 6 15 0 8½ Bristol 5 18 1 11 with the Navs strong and to make a run, so we’ve losing a lot of pitching last year,” said Gustin, whose Bulldogs only making a strong push as just got to keep working.” from last year’s team, but NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE played 15 games in 2020 the playoffs draw closer. After the season, Gustin we’ve got a lot of talent before the season was can- “We’ve got a tough will turn his attention to still and we’re looking for- Tonight Wednesday Thursday celed due to the pandemic. schedule coming up and I his senior year at Bryant, ward to hopefully winning at North Adams vs. Upper Valley “It was a little weird at think we close the season where he hopes to contin- the conference again and SteepleCats OFF Nighthawks rst coming out of fall with 11 games in 10 days, ue his great play and help making an appearance in (6:30) (4:05) when we had split practic- so we’ll need to be on our the Bulldogs to another the tournament.”

Friday Saturday Frelick becomes highest drafted Navs alum at Winnipesaukee Muskrats OFF FRELICK than 3,700 yards of total gland Collegiate Baseball Jagielo (2011) was the No. (6) From B1 offense in the fall. He also League (NECBL). Florida 26 pick by the New York captained the Minutemen State’s Sean Gilmartin Yankees in 2013. In addition to his base- hockey team. (2009) was the No. 28 pick Stay up to date on the ball exploits, he earned The rst Navs alums by the Atlanta Braves in latest Navs news all year TV/RADIO Massachusetts Gatorade chosen in the rst round 2011 and has pitched at long by visiting nsnavs. Player of the Year honors played during the team’s the highest level for parts com and following the TV in football after totaling initial tenure in its cur- of the last six seasons, team on Facebook, Twit- MLB 52 touchdowns and more rent home, the New En- while Notre Dame’s Eric ter and Instagram. 7:30 p.m...... All-Star Game ...... Fox MiLB Start of Mass. Amateur delayed until Tuesday 6:30 p.m...... Triple A: Scranton/Wilkes Barre at Worcester ...NESN Cycling GOLF at 7:41 a.m. on Tuesday p.m. on Tuesday and then off from the 10th tee at From B1 and then from the 10th tee from the rst tee at 9:20 12:15 p.m. on Wednesday 7:30 a.m...... Tour de France (Stage 16) ...... NBCSN at 12:26 p.m. on Wednes- a.m. on Wednesday. — and Amesbury Golf & Men’s Soccer A trio of Tedesco Country day. Tufts tees off from the Other locals competing Country Club’s Chris Fran- Club members in Brad rst tee at 8:03 a.m. on include Salem Country coeur — who tees off from 7 p.m...... CONCACAF Gold Cup: Qatar vs. Panama ...... FS1 Tufts, Hunter Stone and Tuesday and then from the Club’s Ryan Daly — who is the rst tee at 1:10 p.m. on 9:30 p.m...... CONCACAF Gold Cup: Honduras vs. Grenada ...... FS1 George Zolotas are also 10th tee at 12:48 p.m. on in the rst group off of the Tuesday and from the 10th Track and Field competing. Stone will be Wednesday. Zolotas will tee rst tee at 7:30 a.m. on tee at 8:25 a.m. on Wednes- teeing off from the rst tee off from the 10th tee at 2:05 Tuesday and then teeing day. 2 p.m...... IAAF: Diamond League ...... NBCSN NBA FINALS Ohtani shows out at Home Run Derby NBA FINALS Wednesday, July 14 Tuesday, July 6 Phoenix at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Phoenix 118, Milwaukee 105 Saturday, July 17 Thursday, July 8 Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Phoenix 118, Milwaukee 108 Tuesday, July 20 Sunday, July 11 x-Phoenix at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Milwaukee 120, Phoenix 100, Thursday, July 22 Phoenix leads the series 2-1 x-Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9 p.m.

MLB AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 55 36 .604 _ New York 47 40 .540 _ Tampa Bay 53 37 .589 1½ Philadelphia 44 44 .500 3½ New York 46 43 .517 8 Atlanta 44 45 .494 4 Toronto 45 42 .517 8 Washington 42 47 .472 6 Baltimore 28 61 .315 26 Miami 39 50 .438 9 Central Division Central Division 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 Kansas City 36 53 .404 18 Pittsburgh 34 56 .378 18 West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 55 36 .604 _ San Francisco 57 32 .640 _ Oakland 52 40 .565 3½ Los Angeles 55 35 .611 2½ Seattle 48 42 .533 6½ San Diego 53 40 .570 6 Los Angeles 44 44 .500 9½ Colorado 40 51 .440 18 Texas 35 55 .389 19½ Arizona 26 65 .286 32

Monday’s Games 7:30 p.m. MLB Home Run Derby, 8 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Tuesday’s Games AL (Shohei Ohtani) at NL (Max Scherzer), No games scheduled

TODAY IN SPORTS July 13 Stadium to highlight a barrage of six 1881 — William Renshaw sets the homers — three by each team — as record for the shortest men’s champi- the AL beats the NL 6-4 in the All-Star onship match by time and games by game. beating John T. Hartley 6-0, 6-1, 6-1 in 1972 — Robert Irsay buys the stock 37 minutes at Wimbledon. of the Los Angeles Rams for $19 1941 — The PGA tournament is won million and swaps the franchise for by Vic Ghezzi with a 1-up 38-hole vic- the Baltimore Colts. The players and tory over Byron Nelson. at Cherry Hills coaches are not affected. CC Denver 1980 — Amy Alcott shoots a record 1943 — The rst night game in All- score of 280 to win the U.S. Women’s Star history is played at Philadelphia’s Open by nine strokes over Hollis Stacy. Shibe Park. Boston’s Bobby Doerr pro- 1996 — Cigar matches Citation’s vides the big blow, a three-run homer, modern North American record of 16 for the AL’s 5-3 win. consecutive wins, pulling away to take 1968 — Gary Player wins the British the $1.05 million Arlington Citation PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Open by two strokes over Bob Charles Challenge by 3½ lengths. Los Angeles Angels star Shohei Ohtani, who will start on the mound and also bat rst for the and Jack Nicklaus. It’s the second 1997 — Alison Nicholas holds off Open championship for Player and his Nancy Lopez for a one-stroke victory American League in Tuesday’s Major League Baseball All-Star Game, hits a home run during fth major title. in the U.S. Women’s Open. Nicholas the MLB Home Run Derby Monday night at Coors Field in Denver, Colo. A 27-year-old in his 1971 — Reggie Jackson hits a mam- shoots a 72-hole total of 10-under fourth major league season, Ohtani is the rst two-way starter in the history of the All-Star moth home run off the power gen- 274, the most under par in the 52-year Game, which began in 1933. erator on the right- eld roof at Tiger history of the event. TUESDAY JULY 13, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Kids from a day camp get soaked by the the re department at Tyler Junior College in Tyler, Texas. Summer camps hit with COVID outbreaks — are schools next? By Heather over the past two weeks bunking in a dormitory, nurse and several other fectious disease specialist, for the virus in cases con- Hollingsworth, from an average of about Ford got an email about an staff members and volun- said he isn’t surprised by nected to a church camp. Kantele Franko and 12,000 a day to around outbreak and then learned teers were among those the outbreaks as camps The pastor of Clear Creek Lindsey Tanner 19,500, according to data that her daughter’s camp infected. Staff members at reopen this year after be- Community Church in ASSOCIATED PRESS from Johns Hopkins Uni- buddy was infected. the camp did not return a ing closed last summer. League City said the out- versity. “It was very nerve-wrack- call for comment. He said he had his doubts break happened in two The U.S. has seen a The rise in many places ing. It kind of seems like JoAnn Martin, adminis- that some camps “thought string of COVID-19 out- waves, rst at the camp has been blamed on too we nally felt comfort- trator of the public health through all the implica- and then when people re- breaks tied to summer many unvaccinated people able and it happened,” agency in surrounding tions of camping during camps in recent weeks in turned home in late June. and the highly contagious Ford said, adding that her Pettis County, lamented COVID.” “In some cases, entire places such as Texas, Il- delta variant. daughter ultimately test- the dif culty in getting Ideally, he said, camps families are sick,” pastor linois, Florida, Missouri Gwen Ford, a 43-year- ed negative. people to take the virus would require vaccina- Bruce Wesley said on the and Kansas, in what some old science teacher from Ford said she de nitely seriously and get vacci- tions for adults and for church’s Facebook page. fear could be a preview of Adrian, Missouri, was cau- plans to get her daugh- nated. campers who are old the upcoming school year. tiously optimistic when ter vaccinated but hadn’t “It has been a challenge enough, and would take In Illinois, health of - In some cases the out- she eyed the dropping case done so because there since the rst case,” she other measures such as cials said 85 teens and breaks have spread from numbers in the spring and wasn’t much time between said. “You have people who serving meals in shifts, adults at a Christian the camp to the broader signed up her 12-year- the start of camp and the still say it is not real. You putting fewer youngsters youth camp in mid-June community. old daughter for the West government’s authoriza- have people who say it is a in the cabins and requir- tested positive, including The clusters have come Central Christian Service tion of the P zer vaccine cold. You have people who ing anyone unvaccinated an unvaccinated young as the number of new- Camp. for 12- to 15-year-olds in say what is the big deal. to wear masks indoors. adult who was hospital- ly con rmed cases of the But one day after the May. You have people who say it In the Houston area, ized, and some people coronavirus in the U.S. girl got home from a week A note posted on the is all a government plot.” health of cials report- from the camp attended a has reversed course, surg- of playing in the pool, wor- camp’s Facebook page Dr. William Schaffner, a ed more than 130 youths nearby conference, leading ing more than 60 percent shipping with friends and showed that the camp Vanderbilt University in- and adults tested positive to 11 additional cases. Man dies after driver strikes group of cyclists in Arizona race By Terry Tang and Seven bicyclists were in- him. Chock was hospital- Felicia Fonseca jured June 19 when Chock ized in Flagstaff until his ASSOCIATED PRESS sped into a crowd gath- release July 2. He remains ered for the annual 58- jailed in Navajo County. PHOENIX — A cyclist mile (93-kilometer) Bike Hunter T. Lewis, an has died after he was the Buff race in Show Low, attorney representing struck by an Arizona driv- a mountain city about Chock, did not immedi- er who plowed his pickup truck into a group of peo- three hours northeast of ately respond Monday to ple participating in a bike Phoenix, authorities said. messages by The Associ- race, authorities said. Witnesses described see- ated Press seeking com- A 58-year-old man died ing the bodies of cyclists ment. of his injuries Saturday, ying left and right. Navajo County Attorney The driver then hit a Brad Carlyon said he is Arizona Department of FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Public Safety spokesman telephone pole, and backed expecting more charges to Bart Graves said Mon- out of the crowd as cyclists be led in the wake of the Pro-Trump attorney L. Lin Wood, a candidate for chairman of the South day. No other information pounded on the truck’s man’s death. Carolina Republican Party, speaks to attendees of the Richland County about the victim was im- windows, screaming for “Once we have received GOP convention in Columbia, S.C. mediately released. him to get out, witnesses all the law enforcement The accused driver, said. He then drove down reports, we will review Shawn Michael Chock, 36, the road, turned around to determine if any new Trump lawyers might was indicted last week on and headed back toward charges are appropriate to nine counts of aggravat- the cyclists before driving bring,” Carlyon said. ed assault with a deadly away, witnesses said. The Arizona Depart- weapon and one count Police caught up with ment of Public Safety is be penalized over each of eeing an accident Chock outside a nearby overseeing the investiga- and unlawful ight. hardware store and shot tion. Michigan election case Florida breaks annual manatee By Ed White U.S. District Judge Linda 2020 election. Indeed, elec- ASSOCIATED PRESS Parker repeatedly asked tion of cials from both po- what lawyers did to assure litical parties have stated death record in rst 6 months DETROIT — A federal themselves that allega- publicly that the election judge considering whether tions from Trump voters went well, and interna- STUART, Fla. (AP) — to order sanctions against about fraud appeared le- tional observers con rmed More manatees have died some of former President gitimate. No one raised a there were no serious ir- already this year than in Donald Trump’s lawyers hand in many instances. regularities. any other year in Florida’s spent hours Monday drill- At other times, they said The lawsuit was led on recorded history, primari- ing deeply into details af davits from people in behalf of six Republican ly from starvation due to about an unsuccessful law- counting centers simply voters who wanted Parker the loss of seagrass beds, suit that challenged Michi- were intended to reinforce to decertify Michigan’s re- state of cials said. gan’s 2020 election results. reports by their election sults and impound voting The Florida Fish & Wild- The lawsuit alleging experts. life Conservation Com- widespread fraud was machines. The judge de- “If you have not asked clined in December, calling mission reported that 841 dropped after the judge the minimal questions, manatee deaths were re- found nothing but “specu- the request “stunning in I nd that problematic,” its scope and breathtaking corded between Jan. 1 and lation and conjecture” that Parker said of the af da- in its reach.” July 2, breaking the previ- votes for Trump somehow vits. “I’m trying to deter- Powell, based in Dallas, ous record of 830 that died were destroyed or switched mine the level of inquiry.” said little until the last two in 2013 because of an out- to votes for Joe Biden, who David Fink, an attorney break of toxic red tide. won Michigan by 2.8 per- for Detroit, a Democratic minutes of the hourslong The TCPalm website re- centage points. city where Trump’s allies hearing Monday. She took “full responsibility” for the ports that more than half FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Democratic Gov. Gretch- had alleged election irreg- the deaths have died in en Whitmer and the city ularities, said there was no lawsuit and compared the the Indian River Lagoon Manatees crowd together near the warm-water of Detroit now want a raft “due diligence” by lawyers. legal ght to the 1954 U.S. and its surrounding ar- outows from Florida Power & Light’s plant in of attorneys, including “They had a duty to Supreme Court decision eas in Volusia, Brevard, Riviera Beach, Fla. Trump allies Sidney Pow- investigate,” Fink said. that outlawed racial segre- gation in schools. Indian River, St. Lucie tee mortality due to star- months when manatees ell and L. Lin Wood, to face “Unfortunately this kind and Martin counties. The “It is the duty of lawyers vation was documented migrated to and through the consequences. It’s one of case is going to make overwhelming majority of of the few efforts to wrench and the highest tradition on the Atlantic coast this the Indian River Lagoon, people around the world deaths have been in Bre- nes or other penalties believe that lawyers can of the practice of law to past winter and spring,” where the majority of sea- vard, where 312 manatees from dubious post-election say or do whatever they raise dif cult and even have perished. Florida’s Fish and Wildlife grass has died off.” lawsuits across the U.S. want and it doesn’t have to unpopular issues,” Powell Some biologists believe Research Institute wrote Boat strikes are also a At its peak, Monday’s be true, they don’t have to said. “The fact that there water pollution is killing the as it announced the re- major cause of manatee court hearing attracted inquire.” may have been even ad- seagrass beds in the area. cord Friday. “Most deaths deaths, killing at least 63 more than 13,000 people There is no evidence of verse precedent against us “Unprecedented mana- occurred during the colder this year. watching the live video. widespread fraud in the does not change that fact.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY JULY 13, 2021 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Friend invited on trip seizes control of agenda DEAR ABBY: A few and resentment aside. years ago, I asked a Dear Abby is written by Abigail I don’t know what I friend to accompany me Van Buren, also known as Jeanne should do. Should I free to a concert for which I Phillips, and was founded by her myself from my sister’s offered her a free ticket. unhinged behavior and (I paid $150 for each one.) mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact move out, or should I The original plan was to Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. stick it out and suck it up travel from New York Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. in order to be a good state to Ohio, which daughter and help my would have been a three- parents? day weekend. She re- thing she wanted to do. son and husband. We live ROCK AND A sponded with a grateful It really hurts that she here not because of un- HARD PLACE yes, then instantly oversteps my invitations. fortunate circumstances changed the location to If I continue to plan the or events, but because we DEAR ROCK: The head in the opposite di- trip, including everything help my elderly and dis- problem with issuing an rection, planned out the she wants to do, we will abled parents with things ultimatum is that for it to entire trip, including the be gone for weeks. What such as bills, rent, grocer- be effective, one has to be driving, and turned it can I say or do to make ies, etc. Unfortunately, prepared to follow into a ve-day trip! her see I really wanted to my lazy sister also lives through. Well, it happened go to Nashville? under the same roof. She You haven’t done that, again. She’s a great trav- refuses to get a job or so your protestations ar- el companion, so I asked DERAILED IN NEW help around the house, en’t taken seriously. You if she’d like to go to Nash- YORK and often creates ex- and your husband need ville with me for a couple treme drama. Benign to have one more talk of days. It instantly DEAR DERAILED: events seem to set her off. with your parents and changed to a week, and Here’s what to say to this I have told my parents make clear that the cur- she invited other people presumptuous person: on numerous occasions rent living situation isn’t to join us without dis- “The itinerary you have that I can’t deal with the working for you because cussing it with me. With- planned isn’t what I had madness, and either she it is too stressful. Tell in 90 minutes of bringing in mind at all, so carry on goes or we do. But I end them if the situation isn’t up the trip to her, it no by yourself. I am going to up feeling such immense changed and your sister longer includes Nash- Nashville.” And then fol- guilt at the thought of my at the very least nds a ville! It’s like she waited low through. Bon voyage! parents struggling with job and contributes you for me to invite her to do DEAR ABBY: I cur- bills and daily rituals and your husband will be something just so she rently live in my parents’ that I end up pushing moving. Then follow could change it to some- house with my 1-year-old those feelings of anger through. BRIDGE

How valid is this theory? Stephen Hawking said in an inter- ly. Three no-trump was hopeless and view with The Guardian newspaper four spades unbeatable. in England, “If human life were long So, when I faced an identical prob- enough to nd the ultimate theory, lem in this deal, I ran to four spades. everything would have been solved Note that if I had passed out three by previous generations. Nothing no-trump, West probably would have would be left to be discovered.” led the diamond three. East would I guess it is true that if Neander- have shifted to the club jack, and I thal man had had a life expectancy would have gone down. (Even after of, say, 120 years, civilization would a club lead, I fail if, after cashing my have progressed much quicker. But spades and leading a diamond, West on a far less weighty subject, I have has the courage to play low.) a theory about this deal. Look at the Four spades goes down if West South hand. You open two clubs and leads the diamond ace (or a low rebid two no-trump. North transfers diamond!), gives partner a diamond into spades, then bids three no- ruff, gets back in with the club ace trump. What would you do now? and delivers a second ruff. At the At least 40 years ago, I faced this time, though, West led the club ace, same predicament. Worried that cashed the diamond ace and gave I would never get to my partner’s East a ruff. I took the rest. hand in no-trump, I retreated to four With doubleton ace-king, correct spades, despite holding only ace- from three no-trump to four of part- king doubleton. This worked perfect- ner’s major. TUESDAY JULY 13, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH

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CLEANING/ LICENSING BOARD OF THE CITY OF LYNN Notice is hereby given by Four Star Service Inc. 134 Newbury St. Rear Unit R.U.B. MAINTENANCE The following Public Hearing will be held on Tuesday, July 20, 2021 at 3:00 PM in Peabody, Ma 01960 that on Friday July 30, 2021 at 11a.m., a sale will be Room 302 at Lynn City Hall: conducted for the following vehicles to satisfy the garage lien, thereon for the 1. Notice is hereby given that El Tejano Restaurant Inc., at 429 Lynnway has storage, towing charges, care and expenses of notice & sale of said vehicle: applied for New Wine and Malt Beverages License as a Common Victualler, Astrid Garcia, Manager. 2016 GMC Sierra WE TAKE AND DISPOSE Patricia M. Barton, Chairperson VIN:1GT12UEG1GF257087 Item: July 8 and 13, 2021 Reg: N/A Owner: Frank Cavarretta 4 Bryant St. OF ANYTHING LEGALS Woburn, MA 01801 NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE LEGALS Cellars, Attics, By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage Legal Notice Garages, Yards, Stores, etc. given by Mark Manfra, Michelle Manfra to Mortgage Electronic Registration PUBLIC HEARING Call for quick service Systems, Inc., as nominee for Union Capital Mortgage Business Trust, dated TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT and best prices. February 29, 2008 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS of Deeds in Book 27576, Page 567, as modified by a certain modification agreement dated September 18, 2017, and recorded with said Essex County The ZBA provides this notice for a Public Hearing on Tuesday, July 20 2021, at (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 36330, Page 333 of which mortgage 7:00PM. Access information will be posted on the Meeting Agenda, available the undersigned is the present holder, by assignment from: through the Town website.

WE ALSO RENT Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to US Bank, NA, recorded on The following NEW petitions will be heard: January 25, 2010, in Book No. 29236, at Page 37 ROLL-OFF DUMPSTERS Petition 21-04-2A by GERALD SNEIRSON, c/o Michael Tucker, Esq. Requests a US Bank, NA to Specialized Loan Servicing LLC, recorded on December 12, 2018, Dimensional Special Permit and other relief as needed, if any, including a 15 yards, 20 yards, and 30 yards in Book No. 37211, at Page 106 Dimensional Variance, so as to permit work previously done on the subject property, a single-family dwelling, to wit: the addition of a one hundred square foot Specialized Loan Servicing LLC to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, as second-floor storage area, increasing the building coverage of the subject lot. Trustee for the benefit of the Freddie Mac Seasoned Loans Structured Transaction Property address 53 PURITAN RD (Parcel ID: 19-202). Trust, Series 2019-3, recorded on March 5, 2020, in Book No. 38313, at Page 210 for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of Petition 21-04-2B by GERALD SNEIRSON c/o Michael Tucker, Esq. Requests a 781-593-5308 / 781-598-0646 foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 PM on August 2, Special Permit for Nonconforming Uses and/or Structures and a Site Plan Special 2021, on the mortgaged premises located at 9 Bradford Terrace, Lynn, Essex Permit, and other relief as needed, if any, including a Dimensional Variance, so as County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to permit the applicant to construct a five hundred square foot second-floor addition to the dwelling. Property address 53 PURITAN RD (Parcel ID: 19-202). ericzdisposal.com TO WIT: The land in Lynn, with buildings thereon bounded and described as follows: Petition 21-10 by STEPHEN TAPPER. Requests a Dimensional Special Permit for CLEANING/ CLEANING/ the construction of a back deck, measuring approximately 8 feet by 20 feet. MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE SOUTHERLY by Bradford Terrace, 100 feet; Property located at 16 ATLANTIC CROSSING (Parcel ID: 29-4-8) WESTERLY by Lot 3 on plan hereinafter mentioned, 44.94 feet; YARDWORK, AND CLEANUPS NORTHERLY by land now or formerly of Berkos, 100 feet; and Petition 21-11 by CALYX PEAK c/o Michael Dryden. Requests a Use Special JUNK REMOVAL, TRANSPORT. EASTERLY by Lot 1 on said plan, 44.94. Permit and a Site Plan Special Permit for the construction of a retail marijuana RONNIE Z dispensary. Property located at 14-16 NEW OCEAN STREET (Parcel ID: 3-3) Be all of said measurements more or less, or however otherwise bounded and MOVING described; being the premises shown as Lot 2 on a Plan of House Lots, belonging Petition 21-12 by ABDELOUAHAB AITELHADJ. Requests a Special Permit for a to James Sharp in Lynn, MA dated July 19, 1913, by Eastman and Bradford, Civil Parking and Loading Requirement Reduction for the property located at 461-461 Leave your moving to us! Engineers, recorded with Essex South District Deeds, Plan Book 43, Plan 36-A. Humphrey Street, which will be converted from a two-family + storefront structure Whether it be one piece or more! to a three-family structure. Property located at 461-463 HUMPHREY STREET 10% off for senior citizens, Being the same premises conveyed to the herein named grantor(s) by deed (Parcel ID: 19-174) veterans, and disabled recorded with the Essex South County Registry of Deeds in Book 17079, Page 151. For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern [Attn: The ZBA may continue some items to a future scheduled meeting date. Call Ronnie I’m a Veteran so 10% discount for District) Registry of Deeds in Book 17079, Page 151. Please see the final Meeting Agenda or call the Office of Community Development Vets, Seniors + free EST, all others at 781-596-8829 ext 1271 with any questions.] 781-321-2499 $25 estimates for instant response. These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all For a free estimate Call 508-245-7569 rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the And the following CONTINUED petitions will be heard: nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax REAL ESTATE titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or Petition 21-02 by MAHABABUL HAQUE c/o Sam Vitali, Esq. Requests Use FUELS/HEATING FOR SALE liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, Special Permit, Special Permit for Nonconforming Use and/or Structure, and Site having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, Plan Special Permit for the construction of a two-story plus basement addition at All real estate advertising in this easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. the rear of home. Property located at 161 STETSON AVE (Parcel ID: 14-38) newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and TERMS OF SALE: A deposit of Ten Thousand ($10,000.00) Dollars by certified or Petition 21-08 by CORE ESTATES GROUP c/o Alan Roscoe. Requests Use Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes bank check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of Special Permit and Site Plan Special Permit for the construction of a full-service it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or sale. The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, Chase Bank with a remote ATM. Property located at 970 PARADISE RD (Parcel ID: discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, FUEL ASSISTANCE ACCEPTED handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, P.C., 150 California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 17-9A) 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days veteran's status, or source of income or any from the date of sale. 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PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Police scuffle and detain an anti-government demonstrator during a protest in Havana, Cuba, Sunday July 11, 2021. Police patrol Havana in large numbers after rare protests By Andrea Cuba is going through growing on social media in tarian regime,’’ Biden said. artists and other groups, favor of the late Presi- Rodriguez its worst economic crisis the past few weeks,’’ Pres- The U.S. urges the Cu- but nothing as big or wide- dent Fidel Castro and the ASSOCIATED PRESS in decades, along with a ident Miguel Díaz-Canel ban government to serve spread as what erupted Cuban revolution. Some resurgence of coronavi- said Monday in a national- their people ‘’rather than this past weekend. assaulted an AP videojour- HAVANA — Large con- rus cases, as it suffers the ly televised appearance in enriching themselves,’’ In the Havana protest nalist, smashing his cam- tingents of Cuban police consequences of U.S. sanc- which his entire Cabinet Biden added. on Sunday, police initially era. AP photojournalist patrolled the capital of Ha- tions imposed by former was also present. “That’s U.N. deputy spokesman trailed behind as protest- Ramón Espinosa was then vana on Monday following President Donald Trump’s the way it’s done: Try to Farhan Haq on Monday ers chanted, “Freedom!” beaten by a group of police rare protests around the administration. create inconformity, dis- stressed the U.N. position “Enough!” and “Unite!” officers in uniforms and ci- island nation against food The demonstrations in satisfaction by manipulat- “on the need for freedom One motorcyclist pulled vilian clothes; he suffered shortages and high prices Havana and other commu- ing emotions and feelings.” of expression and peaceful out a U.S. flag, but it was a broken nose and an eye amid the coronavirus cri- nities around the tightly In a statement Monday, assembly to be respected snatched from him by oth- injury. sis. Cuba’s president said controlled country marked U.S. President Joe Biden fully, and we expect that ers. The demonstration grew the demonstrations were some of the biggest dis- said Cuban protesters that will be the case.” “We are fed up with the to a few thousand in the stirred up on social media plays of antigovernment were asserting their basic The demonstrations queues, the shortages. vicinity of Galeano Avenue by Cuban-Americans in sentiment in decades, and rights. were extremely unusual That’s why I’m here,” one and the marchers pressed the United States. authorities appeared de- ‘’We stand with the Cu- on an island where little middle-age protester told on despite a few charges by Many young people took termined to put a stop to ban people and their clar- dissent against the gov- The Associated Press. He police officers and tear gas part in the Sunday pro- them. Internet service was ion call for freedom and ernment is tolerated. The declined to identify him- barrages. People standing tests in Havana, which also spotty, possibly indi- relief from the tragic grip last major public demon- self for fear of being arrest- on many balconies along disrupted traffic until po- cating an effort to prevent of the pandemic and from stration of discontent, over ed later. the central artery in the lice moved in after sever- protesters from communi- the decades of repression economic hardship, took Later, about 300 pro-gov- Centro Habana neighbor- al hours and broke up the cating with each other. and economic suffering to place nearly 30 years in ernment protesters ar- hood applauded the pro- march when a few protest- “We’ve seen how the cam- which they have been sub- 1994. Last year, there were rived with a large Cuban testers passing by. Others ers threw rocks. paign against Cuba was jected by Cuba’s authori- small demonstrations by flag, shouting slogans in joined in the march. 6 dead in South Africa riots over jailing of ex-leader Zuma

By Andrew Meldrum largest city. ple took appliances, in- presence in both provinces And Mogomotsi At least six people have cluding microwave ov- to help quell the violence, Magome been killed and more than ens, television sets and authorities said. ASSOCIATED PRESS 200 arrested, according to clothing from stores in Police have warned that a police statement issued the Mariannhill and anyone using social media JOHANNESBURG — Monday. Umlazi areas. to encourage rioting may Rioting triggered by the Soldiers have been de- The violence began last be arrested and prosecut- imprisonment of former ployed to help the police. week when Zuma began ed. South African President President Cyril Rama- serving a 15-month sen- The way the political Jacob Zuma escalat- phosa was to address the tence for contempt of protest against Zuma’s ed Monday as shopping nation later Monday. He court. He defied a court malls in Johannesburg incarceration turned into appealed for calm Sunday order to testify before wider rioting and looting were looted, major roads night and vowed that po- a state-backed inquiry highlights South Africa’s were blocked by burning lice would crack down on probing allegations of widespread poverty, un- tires and the police and those breaking the law, corruption during his employment and econom- military struggled to con- but the riots worsened term as president from ic disparity, analysts said. tain the violence. Monday. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 2009 to 2018. The unrest started last Many rioters were just Looting of retail centers Looters carry items at Letsoho Shopping Cen- The Constitution- week in KwaZulu-Natal poor, said Susan Booysen, broke out in several areas tre in Katlehong, east of Johannesburg, South al Court, the country’s province after Zuma was of Johannesburg, includ- highest court, began director for research at Africa. imprisoned for contempt ing Benmore, Jeppestown, hearing Zuma’s appeal the Mapungubwe Insti- of court. What began as Vosloorus, and Soweto, the riots for the public affluent Rosebank area on Monday. tute for Strategic Reflec- fairly small-scale block- where the Jabulani and South African Broadcast- closed as protesters were Police were investigat- tion. ing of roads in Zuma’s Dobsonville malls were ing Corporation and news reported in the area. Oth- ing the deaths — four in “It is such a mixed bag home area intensified and hit. channel Newzroom Afri- er retail centers in the Gauteng and two in Kwa- because some other people spread to Gauteng, South Retail stores in Alex- ka were robbed of their east of Johannesburg, in- Zulu-Natal, said police are just taking advantage Africa’s most populous andra, east of Johannes- equipment. cluding Kempton Park, Col. Brenda Muridili. The so they can grab things province, including Jo- burg, were also affected, A major mall and car also closed Monday. police and national secu- they could not have be- hannesburg, the country’s and journalists covering dealerships around the In KwaZulu-Natal, peo- rity forces expanded their fore,” Booysen said. France’s Macron orders all health workers to get vaccinated Local news on your doorstep

By Angela Charlton after a long-awaited re- more freedom to impose vi- ASSOCIATED PRESS opening. Some 40 percent rus restrictions. of France’s population is Most European govern- PARIS — French Presi- fully inoculated. ments have shied away dent Emmanuel Macron on “Get vaccinated!” was the from mandating vacci- Monday ordered all French president’s overall mes- nations. But after tens of health care workers to get sage. He even tweeted a thousands of people with virus vaccine shots by Sept. GIF of himself repeating the virus died in French 15 and urged all of his com- the phrase. nursing home s, Macron patriots to get vaccinated “The country is facing a said vaccination is essen- as soon as possible, to fight strong resumption of the tial for all workers in health resurgent infections that epidemic touching all our care facilities or nursing are threatening the coun- territory,” Macron said, homes, and all workers or try’s economic recovery. speaking against the back- volunteers who care for the In a televised address, drop of the Eiffel Tower. elderly or ailing at home. Macron also mandated Warning of a new wave of Those who don’t get vacci- Home delivery starts at only $4.50 per week. special COVID-19 passes potential hospitalizations for anyone who wants to go in August, he said, “The nated by Sept. 15 will face 50% off your rst month of home delivery to a restaurant, shopping equation is simple. The potential sanctions or fines, mall or hospital or get on a more we vaccinate, the less he said. train or plane. To get a pass, space we leave this virus to Greece announced Mon- when you use coupon code dailyitem people must have proof circulate.” day that health care work- they’re fully vaccinated, or But he stopped short of ers will be suspended if at checkout at www.itemlive.com recently recovered from the any new lockdown mea- they refuse to get vaccinat- virus, or have taken a fresh sures, saying “We have to ed. Italy made the corona- Expires July 31 negative virus test. learn to live with the virus.” virus vaccination obligato- The delta variant is driv- Macron said the gov- ry for health care workers ing France’s virus infec- ernment would declare a and pharmacists, and those tions back up again, just medical state of emergen- who opt out risk suspen- as the country kicked off cy again starting Tuesday, sion from their jobs or a Offer available to new subscribers only summer vacation season which allows authorities salary cut. B8 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY JULY 13, 2021 BUSINESS Musk to opposing lawyer: ‘I think you are a bad human being’

By Paul Wiseman panels. clared himself “Technok- himself or his company, And Tom Krisher “I have great respect ing of Tesla’’ and gave his insisted that he welcomes ASSOCIATED PRESS for the court,” Musk later chief financial officer the criticism: added, “but not for you, title “master of coin’’ — a “If I’m mistaken,” he WILMINGTON, Del. — sir.’’ reference to HBO’s “Game said on the witness stand, Tesla founder Elon Musk The long-running share- of Thrones” — in a filing “I view critical feedback as took to a witness stand holder lawsuit asserts with the Securities and a gift.’’ Monday to defend his that Musk, who was So- Exchange Commission. Musk said his off-beat company’s 2016 acquisi- larCity’s largest stake- The hostility between titles and other quips sim- tion of a troubled company holder and its chairman, the billionaire CEO and ply reflect his sense of hu- called SolarCity against a and other Tesla directors the plaintiffs’ lawyer mor. lawsuit that claims he’s to breached their fiduciary dates to at least 2019 blame for a deal that was “I think I’m funny,’’ he duties in bowing to Musk’s and a deposition in which offered. rife with conflicts of inter- wishes and agreeing to Musk insulted Baron and What’s more, he said, est and never delivered buy the company. In what questioned his profession- the resulting media atten- the profits he’d promised. the plaintiffs call a clear alism. On Monday, Bar- tion often plays to Tesla’s And to the surprise of no conflict of interest, Sol- on played clips from that one, the famously colorful arCity had been founded deposition to try to por- benefit. billionaire did so in the by Musk and two of his tray Musk’s stance toward “If we’re entertaining, most personally combat- people will write stories cousins, Lyndon and Peter FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS what he might regard as ive terms. Rive. criticism. about us,” and the compa- “I think you are a bad In the Delaware Court of Tesla CEO Elon Musk speaks before unveiling Pushing back, Musk ny can save on advertis- human being,” Musk told Chancery on Monday, Bar- the Model Y at the company’s design studio in insisted Monday that “I ing.” Randall Baron, a law- on sought to establish that Hawthorne, Calif. don’t want to be the boss Regarding Tesla’s all- yer for shareholders who Musk has sought to run of anything.” stock acquisition of Solar- was pressing Musk to ac- Tesla without interfer- said he liked running his As an example of what he “I prefer to spend my City, Musk asserted that knowledge his mistakes ence and therefore bears own companies because characterized as Musk’s time on design and engi- he had nothing to gain fi- in helping engineer the responsibility for any fail- he doesn’t want anyone imperious management neering,’’ he said. nancially from it because acquisition of SolarCity, ures. The lawyer showed a to make him do what he style, Baron mentioned Musk, who is well-known he owned shares of both a manufacturer of solar video clip in which Musk doesn’t want to do. that the CEO once de- for rejecting skepticism of companies. The hemp boom is over. What are the next steps? By Sophie Quinton barn that he can’t sell for a “In the grand scheme of licensed acres Hemp dustry group. “I blame the and a member of its cor- TRIBUNE NEWS break-even price. He’s not things, this is a very small Benchmarks identified in production decline and the porate cannabis team. At planting hemp this year, crop that has a long way to 2019, a more than 80 per- pricing decline entirely on least 12 states ban the When Matt Cyrus grew and he’s not alone. go to get to where it’s re- cent drop. the FDA,” he said. substance, according to about 30 acres of hemp “There’s a lot of guys that ally relevant and compet- Indoor space licensed Policymakers in some Hemp Industry Daily, a on his central Oregon hay just plain aren’t raising itive.” for hemp production has states have tried to help trade publication. and cattle farm four years it this year,” said Cyrus, Hemp can be turned into grown, hitting more than farmers find new markets Back in 2018, Kansas ago, the cannabis plants president of the Deschutes a huge variety of products, 168 million square feet for hemp. Colorado allows Farmers Union President — rich in cannabidiol, or County Farm Bureau. from rope to floorboards this year, Hemp Bench- hemp CBD to be added to Donn Teske organized CBD, a trendy wellness “And whether they go back to granola and dog treats. marks found. But that’s food, for instance. Montana product — sold for about some information sessions to it or not — who knows.” Most growers in the Unit- equivalent to about 3,800 allows hemp to be add- on growing hemp and in- $40 a pound. That earned The industry is rebalanc- ed States have in recent acres, hardly a big dent in ed to animal feed. Illinois him a tidy profit. He plant- vited a Canadian hemp ing, and farmers are reset- years aimed to grow and the decline. lets licensed marijuana farmer he knew to partic- ed 90 acres in 2019, hoping ting their expectations. Ag- sell plants for their CBD, Some hemp advocates businesses buy or process ipate. The sessions empha- to make even more money. riculture experts caution although some farmers say the U.S. Food and Drug certain hemp products, in- sized that it took time for Thousands of conven- that it could take years for grow hemp for its grain or Administration has stifled cluding CBD oils. Canadian hemp markets tional farmers, marijuana the U.S. hemp market to fiber. the industry. The agen- Yet state policymakers growers and rookie entre- mature and stabilize. They It’s hard to find complete cy won’t allow the sale of also are cracking down to develop, Teske said, and preneurs likewise rushed say hemp likely will re- national data, but indus- CBD as a food product or on the latest trendy hemp advised Kansans to secure to plant hemp that year, main a specialty crop, like try analysts say hemp pro- dietary supplement, be- product: delta-8 THC. It’s buyers before planting a eager to cash in on a new- cherries or tulips, rather duction appears to have cause the compound is an a version of delta-9 tetra- hemp crop. ly legal crop. But rather than competing with ma- shrunk dramatically since approved ingredient in a hydrocannabinol, the mar- Attendees weren’t al- than making a fortune, jor commodities such as the heady days of 2019. prescription drug used to ijuana compound that gets ways receptive to that many lost one as their corn and soybeans. About 107,000 outdoor treat childhood epilepsy. people high, that can be advice, Teske said. After crops failed and the sky- “I think that’s the point acres were licensed this That policy has prevent- made from CBD oil. years of low commodity rocketing hemp supply de- that a lot of people miss,” year, according to Hemp ed many national brands “States are banning this prices, many farmers were pressed prices. said Tyler Mark, an as- Benchmarks, a Stamford, from selling CBD prod- stuff left and right,” said desperate to believe hemp Cyrus now has hundreds sistant professor of pro- Connecticut-based hemp ucts, said Jonathan Miller, Griffen Thorne, a Los An- was a guaranteed money- of thousands of pounds duction economics at the industry data provider. general counsel of the US geles-based attorney for maker. “It was just a fren- of hemp bagged up in his University of Kentucky. That’s down from 580,000 Hemp Roundtable, an in- law firm Harris Bricken zy out there,” he said. Stocks higher ahead of earnings season By Damian J. Troise pandemic is waning, and Stocks have risen sharp- pectation for the economy ASSOCIATED PRESS all of the United States ly in the past year on the and interest rates and effectively reopened again backs of expectations that it’s a matter of whether Stocks edged higher in in the last quarter as vac- corporate profits would re- company’s are going to afternoon trading Monday cine availability became bound once the pandemic acknowledge this or are ahead of a wave of earn- widespread. Investors will ends. Without strong prof- they going to be cautious,” ings reports from big U.S. be looking to see not only its, it will be increasingly Wren said. “The market companies coming out this what sort of profits these difficult for investors to would like to see some week. companies brought in the justify these high stock certainty.” The S&P 500 index was last three months, but prices and record market As investors keep an up 0.2 percent as of 12:47 also what their outlook is valuations. eye on corporate earnings, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS p.m. Eastern. The Dow now that things are nor- “This needs to be more there are also lingering Shoppers walk near an entrance to a Nord- Jones Industrial Average was up 89 points, or 0.3 malizing. of a confirmation process worries about the highly strom store at a shopping mall in Pittsburgh. percent, to 34,959 and the Corporate earnings are this earnings season,” said contagious delta coronavi- Nasdaq composite rose expected to be up 64 per- Scott Wren. rus variant that is spread- less than 0.1 percent. On cent from a year earlier, Investors are closely ing quickly across much Nordstrom buys Friday, the S&P 500 rose according to FactSet. That watching what companies of the world. Places in the 1.1 percent to a fresh re- would be the biggest year- say about the future in the U.S. being hit particularly cord, rebounding from the over-year growth since latest round of earnings, hard by the delta variant minority share in 4 previous day’s loss. 2009, when corporate now that the economy is include the South, where Stocks in the benchmark profits started recovering shaking off the worst im- vaccine hesitancy and re- S&P 500 were split be- from the Great Recession. pact from the pandemic sistance is more common. UK fashion brands tween gainers and losers. Ultimately investors are and companies have a There are some worries Bank stocks were solidly going to need these compa- clearer view ahead. that these areas may have By Anne store presence for these higher, while industrial nies to deliver this season. “The market has an ex- to reimpose restrictions. D’Innocenzio brands worldwide. And stocks and a mix of com- ASSOCIATED PRESS customers will also be panies selling household able to pick up Asos.com goods fell. Trading was NEW YORK — Nord- orders at Nordstrom and muted overall, with a few strom says it’s acquiring Nordstrom Rack stores stocks making big moves a minority interest in four starting this fall. on little news. fashion brands owned by The investment paves L Brands jumped 4.7 a British company called the way for the potential percent after the com- Asos as the department of a wider strategic alli- pany’s board approved store chain aims to attract ance between Asos and splitting the Victoria’s more customers in their Nordstrom, according to a Secret and Bath & Body 20s. company release. Works units into two sep- The brands— Topshop, Nordstrom has been the arate companies. Virgin Topman, Miss Selfridge exclusive distributer of Galactic fell 14.7 percent and HIIT— were pur- Topshop and Topman in followed up a successful chased by Asos in Febru- the U.S. since 2012 when spaceflight with plans to ary after their previous the department store re- sell up to $500 million in owner and British fash- tailer became the first to stock. ion empire Arcadia Group bring the brand to the U.S. Earnings season kicks filed for bankruptcy in market. off this week. The big Wall late 2020. The financial Pete Nordstrom, presi- Street banks report their terms weren’t disclosed. dent and chief brand offi- results starting Tuesday As part of the agree- cer at Nordstrom, said in a starting with JPMor- ment, announced Monday, statement that this acqui- gan Chase and Goldman Asos will retain operation- sition offers “the opportu- Sachs. Also reporting al and creative control of nity to work with them to this week will be Bank of the Topshop brands. But reimagine the wholesale/ America, Citigroup and Nordstrom will now have retail partnership.” Wells Fargo. A handful of the exclusive retail rights “Bringing the Asos other big companies re- for Topshop and Topman brands, including Topshop port this week, including in all of North America, in- and Topman, to our cus- Delta Air Lines, PepsiCo cluding Canada, and own tomers allows us to create and UnitedHealth Group. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a minority stake globally. newness and excitement Expectations are high The Seattle-based retailer Trader Peter Tuchman, left, and Benjamin Tuchman, father and son, for this dynamic customer this quarter for publicly work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. will also become the only segment,” Nordstrom said. traded companies. The