MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 2021 OUR OPINION Woman dies after police shooting in Saugus Memo to By Sam Minton ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — Authorities are investigating a Council: police-involved shooting on Alfred Road that left a woman dead Saturday evening, the Essex County District Attorney’s of ce has con rmed. Enough Shortly after 4:30 p.m., three Saugus police of cers responded to 3 Alfred Road following a report from a caller requesting assistance with with the a female family member in distress. Upon en- tering the residence, the of cers encountered a 38-year-old woman, identi ed as Stephanie Ge- excuses rardi, who was brandishing a knife, according Development is reshap- to of cials. ing the city and rising rents During the confrontation, one of the of cers make housing a top concern red his weapon three times, striking the wom- for Lynn residents, so why an. The responding of cers and EMS — which couldn’t the City Council was also on scene due to the nature of the call — hold a hearing on the subject immediately rendered aid to Gerardi, but their last Tuesday night? attempts were unsuccessful and she was pro- Council President Darren nounced dead at the scene, the DA’s of ce said. Cyr said the council’s techno- The involved of cers were not injured in the logically spotty track record incident, but were taken to a local hospital as a of hosting virtual meetings ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK precaution. The of cer who red his duty weap- on has been placed on administrative leave, per precluded Tuesday’s Metro- Saugus and State Police work the scene of a shooting involving a Saugus politan Area Planning Coun- Police of cer that left one woman dead Saturday evening. SHOOTING, A6 cil (MAPC) presentation on “Housing Lynn: A Plan for Inclusive Growth.” Every Lynn resident who uses a mobile device, laptop LCHC festival made its point: vaccinations or desktop technology, and certainly any resident under By Sam Minton 40, must be shaking their ITEM STAFF head and wondering why city of cials can’t prepare and LYNN — With COVID-19 cases rising across host a virtual meeting. the country and variants spreading like wild- The pandemic forced virtu- re, municipalities across the United States are al meeting technology to the doing everything they can to get the population forefront more than a year ago vaccinated. and MAPC representatives On Saturday, the city of Lynn stepped up to do regularly make presentations its part. With help from Tufts Health Plan, Har- across the state and were tech- vard Pilgrim Health Care, the Massachusetts nically equipped to host one Department of Public Health, the Lynn Com- Tuesday simply by connecting munity Health Center, and Girls Inc. Lynn, the to City Hall’s Wi-Fi. COVID-19 vaccine was brought to communities In our view, Cyr’s explana- that needed it most, particularly Black and tion to The Item about why Brown communities and non-English speaking MAPC could not be allowed populations at a summer festival to conduct a virtual presenta- The festival served as an opportunity for indi- tion is simply a stall tactic to viduals to learn about the vaccine and get vac- kick “Housing Lynn”s council cinated, while also connecting with the greater review down the road. Lynn community. Massachusetts State Rep. Pe- The most galling aspect ter Capano (D) was present at the event and of Cyr’s and the council’s said he thinks it’s important for community can-kicking decision is the members to talk about the vaccine. disrespect councilors showed ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK “I think it’s very important because there’s a Lynn Housing Authority & lot of misinformation out there and a lot of it is Neighborhood Development Sen. Ed Markey meets nursing student Gabby Villanueva at Lynn Commu- (LHAND) and MAPC. nity Health Center’s vaccine clinic at Saturday’s Lynn Summer Festival. FESTIVAL, A3 LHAND is, hands down, the best of its kind in Massachu- setts, with a half-dozen for- merly marginal or rundown Friday Night Lights illuminate Peabody Lynn neighborhoods revived thanks to its efforts. MAPC is By Anne Marie Tobin Massachusetts’ acknowledged ITEM STAFF preeminent planning resource. The next council meeting — PEABODY — Peabody Main Streets has Sept. 7 — takes place during launched a new initiative it hopes will not only one of the busiest weeks of attract people to the downtown business dis- the year, with candidates for trict, but keep them there. municipal of ce in their nal Friday night it was mission accomplished as week of campaigning and hungry shoppers de ed hot, muggy conditions students returning to school. and turned out in droves for the rst Friday Cyr said he wants “Hous- Night on Main Street event. ing Lynn” to undergo thor- “We are welcoming people back to downtown ough council review instead and giving them a handful of reasons to kick of rushing into action on the off their weekend on Main Street,” said Peabody plan. In reality, any initial Main Streets Event Manager Lisa Geczi. “We council action on “Housing want to change the culture of just coming to the Lynn” amounts to a simple downtown area, eating and leaving, to sticking acknowledgement that the around for some of the other great things the plan’s vision for improving area has to offer. We want people to stay and local housing makes sense. help our businesses as they continue to recover The detailed work on rec- (from the pandemic).” ommendations in the plan The main event, held in the parking lot be- that are the product of 22 hind the Knights of Columbus, featured Night months of research and dis- Market, a collection of vendors, artists and small cussion will require time, es- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK businesses selling things like beauty products, pecially regarding the plan’s accessories and clothing, handmade jewelry and Christina Largent shows off her paintings, all of which glow in the dark, MEMO, A3 during the Friday Night at Main Street Peabody market. FRIDAY NIGHT, A3 Swampscott receives INSIDE Conservation Commision $150K grant for water sets conditions for and infrastructure study Northeastern in Nahant By Sam Minton tend the meeting, public discus- By Sam Minton scott improve its understanding ITEM STAFF sion had been closed in a prior ITEM STAFF of current assets, develop an asset meeting so the commission mem- prioritization framework, create a NAHANT — The conservation SWAMPSCOTT — One of the bers were the only people allowed funding plan for improvement and commission met Aug. 11 to come most important things on this to comment. maintenance, as well as identify up with conditions for a pair of Special Counsel stressed how planet is water and the town re- revenue sources that will balance cently received a grant to improve proposed projects by Northeastern important this was. near-term levels of service with “You are jeopardizing your deci- the water and sewer system. University. long-term nancial goals. LOOK! sions that you are making tonight Swampscott received the $150,000 At the previous meeting, the The town has quite the water Kowloon rocks commission accepted the two no- if you take comment. A question grant from the Massachusetts for veterans. A8 and sewer system. There are 46 tices of intent with conditions un- is a comment. If this meeting is Clean Water Trust, and the funds miles of gravity sewer mains con- der the Wetlands Protection Act, held...in violation of the open-meet- will go toward an asset manage- necting to approximately 4,554 Sports ing law, this meeting didn’t happen while denying them under the Na- ment plan for the water, sewer and accounts, while 57 miles of water Beverly/Salem and therefore these decisions are drain infrastructure system. Legion trying to hant Wetlands Protection by-law. These funds will help Swamp- WATER, A3 stay alive. B1 While residents were able to at- NORTHEASTERN, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 76° VOL. 142, ISSUE 212 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 63° COMMUNITY CALENDARS ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-2 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 2021 OBITUARIES Kathleen M. Codair, 72 Ronald Hanlon, 80 Joyce E. Brennan, 92 1949 - 2021 1941 - 2021 1929 - 2021 LYNN - Kathleen M. (Rob- ALLENSTOWN, NH/NAHANT, LYNN - Mrs. Joyce E. (King) ertson) Codair, 72, of Lynn MA - Ronald E. Hanlon age 80 Brennan, age 92, of Lynn, died Friday, August 13, 2021 of Allenstown, NH, formerly of passed away peacefully on at home, surrounded by loved Nahant MA, passed away un- Friday, August 13, 2021 at ones after a lengthy illness. expectedly on August 2, 2021 Rosewood Nursing and Reha- She is the wife of the late at the VA Hospital in Manches- bilitation Center. Francis J. Codair, with whom ter, NH. She was born May 9, 1929, she would have celebrated 50 Ron was born in Lynn MA in Lynn, the daughter of the late years of marriage this year. to the late Ernest and Bertha Helen (McDormand) Boren- Born in Lynn, daughter of Hanlon. He grew up in Nahant stein and the late Albert King. the late Albert W. and Elizabeth MA, where he spent most of Joyce was preceded in death (Champigny) Robertson, she his life until he moved to Allen- by the love of her life, her hus- was a graduate of Lynn English stown, NH in 2016. band of 40 years, George Ed- High School, Class of 1966. He was a graduate of Lynn ward Brennan Sr., in 1987. She was a lifelong resident of English High School class of Joyce graduated from Lynn the city. 1958. English High School in 1947 She was employed in the He served in the United and married George later that manufacturing industry for States Army from 1959-1962. year. She was a devoted, be- over twenty years, primarily at He was first an MP and once loved, fun-loving mother, grand- General Electric in Wilmington, brothers and sisters-in law, and provided security detail for Chuck to his grandchildren. mother, great grandmother and of Lynn; six great grandchildren while raising her daughters, lifelong friends. She was the President Eisenhower. He then Ron is survived by his wife “auntie” who always gave of (Shea, Kaylee, Finn, Max, Jack and later at Market Basket in sister of the late Albert Robert- transferred to mechanic and of 42 years, Donna Warren her time and heart. She had and Isla). A brother, Alan King Danvers. son, Jr and his wife Judy, and became an instructor for the Arivella Hanlon. He is also a passion for music and line of Pittsfield, and a sister Fran- Kathy is known for her kind sister-in-law of the late Richard mechanic school. He earned survived by his daughters from dancing and loved to travel ces Tambini of Peabody prede- and generous heart, her fun Ford. several awards while serving for his former wife, (the late Don- with her favorite trips being to ceased her. She also leaves sense of humor, and her love Service Information: Fami- Sharpshooter rifle and pistol na Owens Hanlon Davis) Julie the Vatican, Hawaii and to the behind many nieces and neph- for her family. She could fix ly and friends are invited to and for Marksmen, carbon rifle. Melanson and husband Danny Caribbean. She was a member ews, along with other family, almost anything, enjoyed her attend Kathy’s visitation at Ron continued his career in of Lynn, MA, Lisa Owens of Las of St. Pius V church in Lynn for neighbors and friends who will crossword puzzles and scratch Cuffe-McGinn Funeral Home, auto mechanics after his time Vegas, NV, Holly Hanlon of San- over 65 years. sadly miss her. tickets, and was known in mul- 157 Maple Street, Lynn on in the service and was the ford, ME and Melinda Hanlon Joyce loved attending family Service Information: tiple states for her delicious Tuesday, August 17, 2021 owner of Creedon’s Garage in of Salem, MA. He also leaves social events and having family Friends and family are in- homemade pizza. She enjoyed from 10:00 a.m. until 12:00 Salem MA which specialized in 11 grandchildren and several stop by to visit her at her home. vited to attend Joyce’s visi- vacationing in Wells, Maine p.m. A funeral service will rebuilding engines and trans- great grandchildren. Her grandchildren all knew that tation at Cuffe-McGinn Fu- with Frank, and her pure joy follow in the funeral home at missions. Service Information: Ser- “Grammy” Joyce would be de- neral Home, 157 Maple St. was spending both silly and 12:00 p.m. Burial will follow Ron had a love of squirrels vices will be at New Hamp- lighted to see them and would Lynn, on Wednesday, August serious time with her grandson. at St. Mary Cemetery, Lynn. and would take in wounded, shire State Veterans Ceme- be highly interested in all their 18, 2021 from 4:00 p.m. un- Kathy leaves two daughters, In lieu of flowers dona- baby squirrels and raise them. tery located at 110 Daniel activities. Many other family til 8:00 p.m. Her funeral will April Codair of Lynn and Mary tions may be made to Care He named each one Chuck Webster Highway, Boscawen, members and friends have be held from Cuffe-McGinn Codair Martin and her husband Dimensions Hospice, www. and became known as Grampy NH on Thursday, August 19, fond memories of stopping in Funeral Home on Thursday, Michael of Lynn, as well as her caredimensions.org or St. 2021 @ 1:00 pm. to see her and spending hours August 19, 2021 at 9:00 “favorite grandson” Justin Co- Jude’s Children’s Research visiting poolside or in the kitch- a.m. followed by a funeral dair. Hospital, www.stjude.org. en. mass at St. Pius V Church at She is survived by her sib- To leave an online message Joyce is survived by her three 10:00 a.m. Burial will follow lings; Theresa Ford of VA, Rob- or condolence, please visit Nancy Lee Spanger, 76 sons: George E. Brennan Jr. at St. Mary’s Cemetery, Lynn. ert Robertson and his wife An- www.cuffemcginn.com. (Susan) of Lynn; Alan H. Bren- In lieu of flowers, memo- nette of Lynn, Carol Robertson 1943 - 2020 nan (Sue) of Pittsburgh, Penn- rial donations may be made and her husband Steve Ham NEWBURY - Nancy Lee (Yuill) sylvania, and Paul (Mary) Bren- to the Alzheimer’s Associa- of Londonderry, NH; as well Spanger (October 18, 1943 - nan of Lynn; five grandchildren: tion and greatly appreciated. as several nieces, nephews, March 28, 2020) passed away Alan Brennan Jr. (Kate) and To leave an online message at Country Center for Health Matthew Brennan (Lauren) or condolence, please visit and Rehabilitation Nursing both of Pittsburgh, Pennsyl- www.cuffemcginn.com. Home after a long battle with vania; and Robert Palmer Alzheimer’s Disease. (Amanda), Jonathan Brennan Frances M. Maher Born and raised in Lynn, (Ashleigh) and Stacia Brennan Massachusetts, Nancy was SAUGUS - Frances M. Ma- the youngest child of Stanley her passed into Eternal Life and Eleanor Yuill. She attended on August 12, 2021. Born Lynn Public Schools and grad- in Saugus, MA on Christmas uated from Lynn English High Dennis George Rebidue Sr, 83 day 1918, she was the loving School in 1961. She gradu- 1938 - 2021 daughter late Margaret (Kiley) ated cum laude from Salem and Patrick J. Maher. Frances, State College in 1965 with a being the youngest of her pre- Bachelor of Science Degree deceased siblings, Catherine in Elementary Education. She Delaney, Ann Floyd, Robert J., was a dynamic cheerleader, James, Joseph, and John Ma- and was captain during both A successful Mary Kay Senior her, she was the devoted aunt high school and college. Sales Director, Nancy won four- to the late John Delaney, Leo She was an elementary teen cars in a thirty year period. Floyd, and Ann Floyd, and is school teacher at Aborn Ele- As successful as she was in survived by two loving and de- mentary School in Lynn and at the business world, she was a voted nieces, Kathleen Connol- the Dr. Elmer S. Bagnall School better mom. We will remember ly and Barbara M. Heffron, sev- in Groveland before having her her that way with love and ap- eral nieces and nephews, and children. She became a Sales preciation. her best and constant friend, Director for Mary Kay Cosmet- Beloved wife of Stephen C. Michael Arsenault. made in her memory to St. ics and was well-known for Spanger, whom she married A daily attendant at Mass, Francis House in Boston, st- driving around town in the pink on August 7, 1966, Nancy is her faith in God was reflected francishouse.org, the Boston cars she won. also survived by her three chil- in the many lives she encoun- Catholic Television, catholictv. Nancy was a rarity in our dren: Kristin Spanger Flaherty tered. A graduate of Burdett org and EWTN Catholic T.V., modern society: she was a and her husband, Patrick, of Business College during the ewtn.com. “stay at home Mom.” The West Newbury, Amy Elizabeth depression years resulted in Service Information: Rel- myriad of school friends that Spanger and her husband, CABOT - At the age of 83, Timothy, Jonathan (Mary) and having an outstanding career atives and friends are wel- constantly visited our kitchen Brian, of New York City, New Dennis G. Rebidue Sr passed Elizabeth (Joseph). Beloved as an executive administrator come to attend visiting hours called her “The Nance.” She York, and Stephen C. Spanger, suddenly at home in Cabot grandfather to Timothy Jr, Me- with the Federal government, in the Bisbee-Porcella Funer- always had time for a snack or Jr. and his wife, Susan, of Arkansas on August 5, 2021. lissa, Kaitlyn, Hunter and Ari- one of which she was working al Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., some advice, or just to listen. Weehawken, New Jersey. She Dennis graduated from Lynn ana. Dennis was known for his with several associates of for- SAUGUS on Tuesday from She never missed a game, re- also leaves five grandchildren: Trade School in 1955 and was love of cribbage, billiards, sun- mer President John F. Kennedy 4-7 p.m. A funeral will be cital, play or band competition. Angus, Erin, and Katherine loyal GE employee for 43 years shine, coupon clipping, mush- at the National Archives pre- held from the funeral home School chums from back in the Flaherty of West Newbury, and until his retirement in 2000. rooms, WWE, and trains. paring documents for the JFK on Wednesday at 9: a.m. day, now in their 50’s, still talk Gavin and Wesley Spanger of Dennis was the son of Perley Service Information: Ser- Library in Boston MA. Frances followed by a funeral mass about how they would gravitate Weehawken, New Jersey. She and Dorothy Rebidue. Loving vices to be held Sat. Aug was an avid reader and en- in St. Margaret Church, 431 to our kitchen to be with “The also leaves behind two sisters: brother to Russ, Cliff, Bruce, 28th: St. Mary’s Church Lynn thusiastic traveler making new Lincoln Ave., Saugus at 10 Nance.” Adena Doyle and Joann O’Don- Sandy (Navas) and Stanley. 10:30am with procession to friends throughout the US and a.m. Interment at Riverside Nancy was a force of nature; nell. Devoted father to Dennis Jr Puritan Lawn Memorial Park Europe. Frances, having lived Cemetery, Saugus. For direc- a genuine social animal. She The Spanger Family would (Pamela), Christopher (Maria), Peabody. 102 years brought faith, love tions & condolences www. loved to play tennis, to golf, like to thank the Country Cen- and joy to so many lives she BisbeePorcella.com. to be with people and, most ter for Health and Rehabili- touched. importantly, to just be a Mom. tation Nursing Home for the The family requests that in Nancy never met a beach she amazing care she received. lieu of flowers donations be IN MEMORIAM didn’t like. Nancy’s perfect day Service Information: Vis- JOSEPH "CLEM" GIRARD was to pack a cooler and head iting hours will be held Sat- 2014 ~ AUGUST 16 ~ 2021 ITEM CLASSIFIEDS the boat down river to Sandy urday, August 21, 2021 from SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY Point. A devout Christian, her 1 to 4 P.M. at the Elliott, relationship with First Parish Woodworth & Rogers Fam- GET RESULTS! Church of Newbury was of ut- ily Funeral Home, 35 Green Donna L. (Hammond) Griffith, 79 most importance to her. Street, Newburyport, MA. In 1942 - 2921 Nancy chose a career in lieu of flowers, please make Mary Kay Cosmetics as op- a donation to the Alzheimer’s Call Customer Service LYNN - Donna L. (Hammond) she is survived by her sister- posed to resuming a career Association, 309 Waverly to place an ad Griffith, age 79, of Lynn, passed in-law; Kathleen Griffith, her in the classroom so that she Oaks Road, Waltham, MA away on Friday in Salem Hospi- brother-in-law, Robert Griffith, could be available to her kids. 02452. 781-593-7700, ext. 2 tal after a brief illness. She was her close friend, Chris Mosiello, the wife of Arthur E. Griffith, with as well as a host of devoted rel- whom she shared 35 years of atives, friends and great neigh- marriage. Born and raised in bors. She was predeceased by Lynn, she was the daughter of her brother, Elton Hammond. the late Chet and Rita Ham- Service Information: Her When they told me you were leaving, Lynn Drug Task Force mond. She was a graduate of funeral will be held on Tues- I didn't believe. St. Mary’s Girls High School, day at 11AM in the SOLI- Even as you slipped away, class of 1959, and had lived MINE FUNERAL HOME, 426 I didn't believe. Hotline Day after day in denial I'd stay. in Lynn for the greater part of Broadway (Rt 129), Lynn. This cannot happen! her life. Burial will be in Puritan Lawn Our life cannot end! 781-477-4444 Donna had worked as a Memorial Park, Peabody. In vain I so fought it; in vain I would pray. CALL 24 HOURS A DAY secretary for Dr. Lawrence in Relatives and friends are re- My hero, my husband, Swampscott for many years, spectfully invited. Visitation don't leave me today. and had also worked for the will be on Tuesday from 9AM- Stories live on. Honey, Honey, no words or text the word Lynn YMCA. She served as 11AM, prior to the service. can explain. No man can replace you; tiplynn and Aquatic Director for the Wake- Those who prefer may make Tell theirs. no way to ease this pain. field YMCA as well as the Bur- donations to the American My love, my protector, your tip to bank YMCA in Reading until Red Cross, PO Box 37839, provider, life mate. Gone are you with God her retirement in 2004. She Boone, IA 50037-0839. Di- Share your loved one’s story. behind his golden gate. “tip411” (847411) was also a CPR and First Aid rections and guestbook at [email protected] | 781-593-7700 Our children and grandchildren Instructor for the Red Cross. www.solimine.com watch over me today, But Honey, I only live for All reports of neighborhood Donna enjoyed being active our reunion some day. activity will be investigated. in her younger years, and she Callers may remain anonymous. loved swimming. Missing and loving you always, In partnership with your wife Sharon, In addition to her husband, children and grandchildren Spanish menu available MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Memo to Council: Enough with the excuses MEMO Will the technological From A1 wherewithal miraculously materialize? complicated “inclusionary There is no excuse and zoning” proposals. councilors should be em- Councilors — a major- barrassed with the ex- ity of whom reportedly planation that the city’s favor the plan — were technology capabilities invited individually last December to comment on weren’t sufficient enough it. They have had ample to host an important dis- time to study it in detail, cussion. ask questions and analyze It’s time to end the ex- underlying data. cuses and start address- What’s the excuse, then, ing one of the most critical for kicking the plan’s re- needs facing Lynn resi- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK view into September? dents — housing. Christine Kenney, owner of Kids Party Productions, makes a balloon crown for Samarah Wilkie, 10, of Lynn during the Lynn Summer Festival on Saturday. Conservation LCHC festival made its point: vaccinations Commision sets FESTIVAL Strategies Group, said that be at, they are a lot more the whole nation should From A1 bringing the vaccine to peo- likely to get a vaccine,” she strive for. ple who need it is the most said, “so we’re trying to “For a vaccine program not based on science,” said important thing being create a fun atmosphere to to be successful, you have conditions for Capano. “Unfortunately, done by ASG. Besides the make sure that people just to go where people live, the issue has become po- festival, the company also want to come and then where people shop, where litical in some ways.” has canvassers going out they hopefully get the vac- people play,” said Markey. The state representative to communities to ensure cine in the process.” “What Lynn is doing today Northeastern continued, adding that that people who might not Capano also expressed is making it attractive for events like the one held to make the deadline 24 have access to the vaccine how crucial it was to make Lynn residents to come NORTHEASTERN Saturday have realistic hours with the possibility can find access and places the vaccine available to and get a shot. That’s re- From A1 conversations compared of making the notification to “a Fox News blast about to get vaccinated. everyone at the event on ally at the core of what ev- not going to get issued in deadline stricter. how dangerous the vac- Rahman said she hoped Saturday. ery community should be time and (Northeastern The commission also cine is.” that, with there being oth- “The more people that doing, so Lynn is setting is) going to go straight to wanted to ensure that Besides the opportunity er events surrounding the are vaccinated, the more up a model here for un- (the Department of Envi- they can hold Northeast- to get vaccinated, various vaccination clinic, more chance we have of dimin- derstanding the commu- ronmental Protection). So ern accountable and can’t food options were avail- people would decide to get ishing the chance of the nity (and) knowing how it’s very, very serious that blame the contractors in able, including free pop- their shot. variant spreading,” Capa- to invite the community we not take any comment, case an incident occurs. corn and snow cones. “Research has shown no said. to a setting that they all questions, testimony, be- The second notice of in- Syeeda Rahman, com- that if vaccination is US Senator Ed Markey should feel comfortable in cause the record has been tent was regarding North- munity engagement co- available at an event that (D) applauded the Lynn attending and ultimately closed.” eastern’s seawater intake Both notices of intent system. This was a much ordinator at Archipelago someone would already event as something that getting a shot.” were passed with the con- more complicated issue ditions that the commis- due to drilling that was sion discussed. Among involved in the project and the various conditions possible erosion issues. were ensuring that the Tom Famulari wanted commission is present for to ensure that local lob- pre-construction meetings stermen were protected and ensuring that trees during the construction. are replanted, as well as Famulari had been in- all that permits are ob- formed that young lob- tained before the start of sters are located in the the projects. area, and if construction One of the conditions were take place prior to that had the most debate September it could harm was guidelines for noti- the hatchlings. Also, a fication in the case of an requirement to monitor incident during construc- water temperatures was tion. Initially, the notifi- added to the conditions. cation deadline was set at The commission plans to 24 hours by Kristen Kent, do further research in re- who is the chair of the gards to what variance commission. She received should warrant a notifica- some pushback from tion from Northeastern. members who indicated The commission mem- that with cell phones be- bers wanted to ensure that ing ubiquitous it shouldn’t the construction began af- take that long. ter that period. Kent add- One commission mem- ed the condition but said ber mentioned an instance that more research need- where Northeastern had ed to be conducted in or- a hydraulic line break, der to define a time period causing a large spill that for when construction can wrapped around a wharf take place. near Canoe Beach. The The conditions need to be board was never notified issued by Aug. 18, which of the incident. The com- will be the next Conserva- mission ended up deciding tion Commission meeting. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Sydni Smaller of Peabody stands with her display of photographs during the Friday Night at Swampscott Main Street Peabody market. receives $150K Friday Night Lights illuminate Peabody

grant for water and FRIDAY NIGHT it either as a five-ounce Geczi said the event is great businesses and ser- From A1 sample pour or a full pour the perfect opportunity to vices are right in their in our German inspired eat, drink, socialize and backyard. We welcome our infrastructure study art pieces. Many business- glassware. I wasn’t told shop locally. residents and surround- es on Main Street had of anyone that didnt like “Folks can visit their ing communities to come WATER “This asset management outdoor tables as well. the newest addition to our favorite local restaurant, on out and experience From A1 plan will allow us to un- Restaurants Santoro’s of variety of offerings, and if enjoy a number of open air Peabody.” derstand the status of Peabody, Granite Coast input continues to come in patios, take food to go and “Friday Night on Main mains connect to approx- ‘good repair.’ With this re- Brewing Company, Stan- positively, our Dampfbier sit al fresco on our picnic Street is all about getting imately 5,600 accounts, port, we can plan accord- zy’s Country Ranch and will be sure to make a re- tables and then take a people to come out and as well as 475 hydrants ingly to ensure that we Brodie’s Backyard offered appearance!” stroll, shop from unique support our local business- throughout the town. continue to enable the sys- outside patio dining. Marquis said the Damp- local makers, enjoy some “One of our greatest re- es and having a good time tem to run efficiently and DJ Kevin Angelli pro- fbier dates back to the ear- dessert and listen to great sponsibilities as a town reliably even as they con- by sticking around for the vided music from the Pea- ly 1800s. music,” she said. is to maintain these inte- tinue to age,” said Cresta. night,” said Marquis. body Institute Library “Historical beers are “This event series is gral systems that provide The project is part of Anne Marie Tobin can be plaza across from the ones that were popular about the businesses and critical services to our res- the Swampscott Capital reached at atobin@item- KOC, while Allan’s Ice at a certain time, then giving the community the idents,” said Town Admin- Improvement Plan and a opportunity to discover live.com. istrator Sean Fitzgerald. portion of funds for this Cream offered plenty of just died out,” Marquis cool treats. said. “The Dampfbier is downtown again so that DPW Director Gino project were appropriated they return again and Cresta noted how import- at the town’s 2020 annual A highlight of the eve- unusual in that its taste ning was the debut of is unique. You don’t see again and know what 781-593-7700 ant this asset manage- Town Meeting. The asset Publishing Daily, except Sundays ment plan is to Swamp- management planning Granite Coast’s new Ger- these kinds of fusion,” USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 scott’s water and sewer will begin in October of man-style historical beer adding the beer has a ba- LAW OFFICES OF Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA systems. 2021. — the Dampfbier — a nana rosé aroma with a JAMES J. CARRIGAN and additional offices. blend of lager and Hefe- Copyright ©2021 The Daily Item lager finish. • Social Security Disability weizen beer. Friday Night on Main Subscriptions • Workers Compensation Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States Catch up with your “It went well,” said Gran- Street will be held from • Accidents $30.00 for 4 weeks ite Coast’s master brewer, 6-9 p.m. on the second Fri- 25 years located across $95.00 for 13 weeks favorite team founder and owner Jeff day of the month through from Lynn District Court $185.00 for 26 weeks Marquis. “Nearly all of our Dec. 10. Each event will 15 Johnson St. $340.00 for 1 year Send payment to and POSTMASTER, in Item Sports! regulars and over half of be unique, with different 781-596-0100 send address changes to: JAMES J. CARRIGAN our less frequent/new cus- themes and entertain- The Daily Item ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN 110 Munroe St. tomers asked about the ment. There is no charge LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL P.O. Box 5 history of the beer and had to attend. www.jamescarriganlaw.com Lynn, MA 01903 [email protected] A4 MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 2021 OPINION

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Shanahan “Timshel,” a central word conclusion into one that Chief Operating O cer Editorial Editor Chairman should be celebrated and in the book, is a Hebrew readers will have to pick never used as evidence Customer Service PUBLISHERS word that translates to up between the lines. against their pursuit of Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 “thou mayest.” I referred Usually, that’s when I important positions. Yet, Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 to it as part of a message channel the idea of tim- some folks are already Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 to my fellow soon-to- shel. After you read “East citing old Kristof pieces Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 be graduates. The piece of Eden,” you’ll have a par- as reasons to doubt his 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 wasn’t a stroke of genius, ticularly deep understand- Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 credibility and capacity to Ext. 2 Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 and I’d surely make some ing of why I think about serve in office. Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 edits to it today. one of Steinbeck’s most Kristof and others who Classified/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 [email protected] Still, I’m glad I wrote it, important thoughts. Your dare to share their per- John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 even if it made only one past cannot and should spectives on controversial Subscriptions other person think of a not be allowed to dictate subjects are performing a [email protected] novel idea, explore a dif- your future. Just as his public service. The second ferent perspective or pick book traces our ability to Circulation that concerns about our [email protected] up a new book. If any of grow, learn and improve, future selves silence our those things happened, I I dare myself to share my present voices is the sec- Ext. 3 achieved something be- growth, my mistakes and ond that our democratic cause our popular dis- my improvements with a Newsroom discourse becomes mono- course was enriched and wider audience. [email protected] tone. That’s a reality we [email protected] the diversity of thought It’s scary. It may come cannot accept. You don’t was expanded. back to bite me. But it will Ext. 4 I’m glad I shared my two all be worth it if my piec- learn from monotone. You cents even though this es help challenge others don’t ask new questions Sports J. MARK POWELL [email protected] piece or one of the 184 to engage in a more hon- in an environment where pieces I’ve written since est and open discourse every controversy is easily Ext. 5 then will inevitably be with their friends and resolved. You don’t prog- used against me — maybe community. It’s true that ress as a society if people Retail and Online Teddy loved Advertising self-censor their struggles in pursuit of a job, maybe some ideas aren’t worth [email protected] in a run for office, maybe discussing — for exam- with difficult concepts. in a social-media debate. ple, the merits of ethnic In “East of Eden,” we ADVERTISING Whatever the reason, the cleansing. Society is pretty see characters evolve in his coffee Ernie Carpenter Jr. the face of new challeng- threat of my past ideas good at drawing bright red Director of Advertising Teddy Roosevelt crammed a lot of living into his being used to thwart my lines around certain sub- es. That’s all we can ask and Business Development, ext. 1355 60 years on this planet. He won the Medal of Hon- present and future plans jects. But there is a differ- of anyone. We’re all better [email protected] or (posthumously) for fighting in one war and the admittedly weighs on me. ence between indefensible than our worst day and all Nobel Peace Prize for ending another. I’ll be in a flow, typing ideas and controversial more thoughtful than a Ralph Mitchell He was a Harvard-educated rancher in the Wild word after word and riff- ones. It’s the controversial single piece. So pick up a Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] West, a New York socialite, and a big game hunt- ing on what I think is ones that push us to ex- pen and paper, share your er and conservationist who authored 47 books, an insightful piece, and amine our own biases, our ideas and dare to deliber- Patricia Whalen fathered six children and survived serious injury then ... boom. I hear fu- own assumptions and our ate. Sales Representative, ext. 1310 during an assassination attempt. ture Kevin asking, “What own areas for growth. Kevin Frazier runs The [email protected] And he somehow found time to squeeze in being will people 20 years from When folks like Nicholas Oregon Way, a nonparti- BUSINESS OFFICE assistant secretary of the Navy, governor of New now think of this?” That’s Kristof, a New York Times san blog. York, vice president, and president of the United Susan J. Conti States, too. Controller, ext. 1288 How did he do it all? [email protected] He drank coffee. Lots of coffee. Way more than Ted Grant any president before or since. (Although Dwight Publisher, ext. 1234 Eisenhower would place a close second.) [email protected] A popular brand of java promotes itself by saying, Marian Kinney “America runs on Dunkin.” Teddy Roosevelt had ext. 1212 more than a century’s head start on that concept. [email protected] Need a cup of joe to get going in the morning? Try TR’s daily coffee consumption and see how Will Kraft well you could keep up with him. Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 It started with deceptive moderation at breakfast [email protected] with just one cup — which son Theodore, Junior de- Paula Villacreses scribed as more the size of a bathtub than a regular A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 cup — of half coffee, half milk, which he immedi- [email protected] ately sweetened with a staggering seven lumps of sugar. (In later years TR switched to saccharin to Mike Shanahan reduce his caloric intake.) He then proceeded to fill Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 [email protected] the cup of every companion at the table to the brim, regardless of whether they wanted coffee or not. Jim Wilson For many people, such a strong infusion of liquid Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 rocket fuel would last for hours. But Teddy Roos- [email protected] evelt was just getting warmed up. It was nonstop CIRCULATION cup after cup for the rest of the day. The National Park Service, the custodian of Roosevelt’s birthplace Lisa Mahmoud in New York City, estimates he had drunk a gallon of Manager, ext. 1239 coffee by the time he finally went to bed. Every day. [email protected] Though how he was able to fall asleep with all that CUSTOMER SERVICE caffeine in his system remains a mystery. There is even the claim from one person who La’ Mosha Ball swore he witnessed Teddy consume 40 cups in a LETTER TO THE EDITOR Customer Service, ext. 1276 single day, the equivalent of two and a half gallons. [email protected] If Teddy was addicted to the black bean, it wasn’t GRAPHICS his fault. His father was a notorious caffeine lover Valid concerns in Swampscott who got his son hooked at a tender age. Trevor Andreozzi Teddy suffered from asthma as a small child. In To the editor: homeowners have a valid rich area of open space. Designer the days before inhalers were available, coffee was In their Aug. 12 edi- “not-in-my-backyard” ar- In a previous Item article [email protected] believed to open the lungs and aid breathing. The torial, “In Swampscott, gument. that excused Superinten- future president began avidly drinking it at age 5. Much Ado About Noth- Imagining their very dent of Schools Pam Ange- Edwin Peralta Jr. And he kept on drinking it from then on. (The child ing,” Item editors assert young children and grand- lakis’ show of authority and Designer [email protected] was also prescribed smoking cigars for the same tax and NIMBY concerns children being funneled power as “enthusiasm,” it medicinal reason, but that habit didn’t take hold.) by Swampscott residents, through the halls of sprawl- also implied that Ms. Ange- NEWSROOM There’s a wonderful — and totally untrue — sto- especially those living in ing buildings, these par- lakis alone provides “accu- Mike Alongi ry that TR spoke the words that became famous in close proximity to a pro- ents and grandparents rate” information regarding posed elementary school. have a valid argument for Sports Editor, ext. 1228 advertising history. The tale claims that while visit- the proposed school. [email protected] ing Tennessee in 1907, the president was served the Describing the potential- preferring restoration of Now, the editors juxta- local favorite coffee blend named in honor of Nash- ly affected area as “appar- Swampscott’s still-extant pose a thinly veiled smear Gayla Cawley News Editor, ext. 1236 ville’s famous Maxwell House hotel. Teddy suppos- ently bucolic,” the editors neighborhood elementa- against residents, who ear- intimate that neighboring ry schools. Imagine why, if [email protected] edly finished his cup (presumably one of many) and nestly and honestly believe opponents share a limit- plans are afoot to redevelop exclaimed with great satisfaction, “Good to the last that the proposed school is ed, countrified view of how the Hadley School for recre- Allysha Dunnigan drop!” The proprietor was allegedly so pleased with a giant mistake, with a re- Reporter, ext. 1302 a municipality operates. ational, cultural, business the remark, he decided to use it as the coffee’s slogan. iteration of the superinten- [email protected] Truth in advertising: the credit for creating both However, they are simply or other activity, renovation responding as dwellers in a for it to remain a neighbor- dent’s supposed “accuracy.” Spenser Hasak the line and the myth surrounding it actually be- Ms. Angelakis and the ed- longs to an unknown marketing genius. small, suburban neighbor- hood school is not an option. Photographer, ext. 1332 itors would do well to edu- [email protected] What is known is TR was served coffee while vis- hood, wanting to retain not And, no imagination is only its small, suburban necessary regarding the cate themselves about why iting Andrew Jackson’s home, the Hermitage out- Thor Jourgensen side Nashville, on that 1907 trip. And he was heard flavor, but also its neigh- town’s plan to invoke em- Town Meeting voted down a similar 2014 proposal. It’s Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 to enthusiastically roar, “This is the kind of stuff I borhood school, whose inent domain against an- [email protected] like to drink, by George, when I hunt bears!” Not a site has been targeted for other good neighbor, the not just about money. It’s bad line itself, but hard to fit into a TV commercial. buildings that would house Unitarian Universalist about neighborhoods and Tréa Lavery about 900 students. Church, which for 40 years the children in them. Reporter, ext. 1317 Oddly enough, although he was profoundly ded- [email protected] icated to coffee, the drink is not associated with Imagining the traffic jam has carefully tended its Teddy’s public persona. The way that, say, his sec- that would encroach upon property and maintained Deb Newman Vanessa Leroy ond cousin Franklin Roosevelt is remembered for their neighborhood, the a lovely and ecologically Swampscott Photographer, ext. 1332 his jaunty cigarette holder or Ulysses Grant is for [email protected] his love of the bottle. Despite that odd historical oversight, Theodore Jakob Menendez Roosevelt kept consuming mass quantities of his Catch up with your Photographer, ext. 1332 beloved beverage right up until the end. As Vice [email protected] President Thomas Marshall said, “Death had to Anne Marie Tobin take Roosevelt sleeping, for had he been awake, favorite team Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 there would have been a fight.” [email protected] A fight no doubt fueled by caffeine. in Item Sports! Sophie Yarin “Holy Cow! History” is written by novelist, for- Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 mer TV journalist and diehard history buff J. [email protected] Mark Powell. TECHNOLOGY

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Robertson mum age, the group says, ASSOCIATED PRESS relying instead on case law or a judge’s ruling. RALEIGH, N.C. — Under current North Known for its coastlines, Carolina law, children as mountains and the state young as 14 can get mar- that was “first in flight,” ried if they become preg- North Carolina has also nant and if a judge allows developed a more dubious it. Otherwise, children can reputation recently: as a wed as young as 16 with regional destination for parental permission. Alas- adults who want to marry ka is the only other state children. whose law expressly allows State lawmakers are marriages as young as 14. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS nearing passage of a bill A study by the Interna- that could dampen the tional Center for Research Lance Cpl. William Bee poses for a photo with state’s appeal as the go-to on Women, a research in- his wife Bobby Jean and their dog Olivia sur- place to bring child brides stitute and rights group rounded by memories of his military service at — but would still leave it for women and children, his home in Jacksonville, N.C. short of a national push estimates that nearly to increase the age to 18. 8,800 minors were list- The proposed legislation ed on marriage licenses Longest war: Were would raise the minimum PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in North Carolina from marriage age from 14 to Judy Wiegand speaks during a House Judicia- 2000-2015 — placing 16 and limit the age differ- America’s decades in ry Committee meeting in Raleigh, N.C. the state among the top ence between a 16-year- five with child marriages old and their spouse to during that period. The adults and child brides recently came from Ken- Afghanistan worth it? four years. group said that 93 percent from nearby states such as tucky seeking a license. “We will have moved the of the marriage applica- Georgia, Kentucky, South “North Carolina is one By Ellen Knickmeyer whether it was worth the needle and made North tions it reviewed for the ASSOCIATED PRESS cost often comes down to Carolina no longer at the Carolina and Tennessee of the friendliest states years 2000-2019 involved parsing. very bottom of the bar- — all of which have raised in the South to give them a marriage between a mi- Here’s what 19-year-old There were the first years rel of states,” said Drew the minimum marriage safe haven,” he remarked. nor and an adult. Lance Cpl. William Bee of the war, when Ameri- Reisinger, the register of age in recent years. The state is currently “It disrupts the notion felt flying into southern cans broke up Osama bin deeds in Buncombe Coun- Two-thirds of the mar- one of 13 that allow chil- that if child marriage Afghanistan on Christmas Laden’s al-Qaida in Af- ty. But, he said, “we’re still riage applications in Bun- dren under 16 to wed, ac- happens, it is the Ro- Day 2001: purely lucky. ghanistan and routed the going to be putting a lot of combe County last year cording to Unchained at meo-and-Juliet scenario of The U.S. was hitting back Taliban government that children in harm’s way.” were filed by nonresidents Last, a nonprofit organiza- two 17-year-olds who just at the al-Qaida plotters had hosted the terrorist Reisinger said the county, seeking to marry an under- tion that advocates ending can’t wait to love each oth- who had brought down network. That succeeded. which includes the popular age person, Reisinger said, child and forced marriag- er,” said Lyric Thompson, the World Trade Center, The proof is clear, says tourist city of Asheville, noting that a 49-year-old es in the U.S. Nine of those one of the study’s co-au- and Bee found himself Douglas Lute, White is a destination for many man and 17-year-old girl states have no set mini- thors. among the first Marines House czar for the war on the ground. during the George W. “Excitement,” Bee says Bush and Barack Obama these days, of the teenage administrations, and a re- Biden calls school chiefs, lauds Bee’s thoughts then. “To tired lieutenant general: be the dudes that got to Al-Qaida hasn’t been able open it up first.” to mount a major attack In the decade that fol- defiance of anti-mask rules on the West since 2005. lowed, three more de- But after that came the ployments in America’s By Terry Spencer grinding second phase ASSOCIATED PRESS longest war scoured away of the war. U.S. fears of a that lucky feeling. Taliban rebound whenev- FORT LAUDERDALE, For Bee, it came down to er Americans eventually Fla. — President Joe a night in 2008 in Afghan- pulled out meant that ser- Biden called school district istan’s Helmand province. vice members such as Bee superintendents in Flor- By then a sergeant, Bee kept getting sent back ida and Arizona to praise held the hand of an Amer- in, racking up more close them for doing “the right ican sniper who had just calls, injuries and dead thing” after their respec- been shot in the head, as comrades. tive boards implemented a medic sliced open the Lute and some others mask requirements in de- man’s throat for an airway. argue that what the sec- fiance of their Republican “After that it was like, ond half of the war bought governors amid growing you know what — ‘F—k was time — a grace period COVID-19 infections. these people,’” Bee re- for Afghanistan’s govern- The White House said in counted, of what drove ment, security forces and a Saturday statement that him by his fourth and fi- civil society to try to build the Democratic president nal Afghan deployment. enough strength to sur- had spoken with interim “I just want to bring my vive on their own. Broward Superintendent guys back. That’s all I But it’s that longest, sec- Vickie Cartwright in Flor- care about. I want to bring ond phase of the war that ida and Phoenix Union them home.’’ looks on the verge of com- High School District Su- As President Joe Biden plete failure now. perintendent Chad Gest- ends the U.S. combat The U.S. war left the son in Arizona “to thank role in Afghanistan this Taliban undefeated and them for their leadership PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS month, Americans and failed to secure a political and discuss their shared Students wearing protective masks walk past a “Welcome Back” sign be- Afghans are question- settlement. Taliban forc- commitment to getting all fore the first day of school at Sessums Elementary School in Riverview, Fla. ing whether the war was es this past week have students back in safe, full- worth the cost: more than swept across two-thirds of time in-person learning populous county — won on a face covering, a deci- she was bothered by the 3,000 American and oth- the country and captured this school year.” temporary legal victories sion her mother contends school’s initial decision to er NATO lives lost, tens provincial capitals, on the “The President com- Friday in seeking to over- violates her 14-year-old send her daughter home. of thousands of Afghans path of victory before U.S. mended their leadership ride Republican Gov. Greg daughter’s rights. “She’s OK, but she dead, trillions of dollars of combat forces even com- and courage to do the right Abbott’s ban on mask man- Sheri Urlacher said her knows she has the right U.S. debt that generations plete their pullout. On thing for the health and dates, which they argued daughter was sent home to make decisions about of Americans will pay for, many fronts, the Taliban well-being of their students, is making the COVID-19 from Fremd High School her own body, and it’s not and an Afghanistan that are rolling over Afghan se- teachers, and schools,” the in Palatine after officials the right of the school and pandemic worse. in a stunning week of curity forces that U.S. and statement said. at the door of the school government,” she said. Similar lawsuits by fighting appears at immi- NATO forces spent two Biden’s phone calls of handed her a mask and The incident comes days nent threat of falling back decades working to build. support come as tensions school districts in other asked her to put it on. after Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritz- under Taliban rule, just as This swift advance sets build over whether local states have also been filed. She told the Chicago Tri- ker, a Democrat, ordered Americans found it nearly up a last stand in Kabul, school districts can and Clashes over manda- bune she was called after face coverings for all school 20 years ago. where most Afghans live. should require face cov- tory mask-wearing have her daughter “politely de- children from preschool For Biden, for Bee and It threatens to clamp the erings for students and already occurred. Offi- clined” to pull the mask up through 12th grade in the for some of the Ameri- country under the Tali- school staff as in-person cials at a suburban Chi- over her mouth and nose. hopes of slowing the spread can principals in the U.S. ban’s strict interpretation classes resume. In Texas, cago high school on Friday While the girl was back in of a virulent delta vari- and NATO war in Af- of religious law, erasing several school districts — sent a freshman student school wearing a mask lat- ant of the virus, which has ghanistan, the answer to much of the gains. along with the state’s most home for refusing to put er in the day, Urlacher said surged in recent weeks. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 2021 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Vandalism larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- A report of motor vehicle vandalism at 1:12 p.m. Satur- curacy, it is the sole responsibility day at 52 Friend St.; at 5:49 of the concerned party to contact p.m. Saturday at 36 Safford the relevant police department and St. have the department issue a no- A report of vandalism at tice of correction to the Daily Item. 2:16 p.m. Saturday at 53R Corrections or clarifications will not Harwood St. be made without express notice of change from the arresting police MARBLEHEAD department. Arrests LYNN State Police Kristyn Devlin, 43, of 9 and EMTs Broughton Road, was arrested Arrests look on at and charged with OUI-liquor the scene of Inmer Aguiluz-Palacios, second offense and negligent a fatal po- operation of a motor vehicle 28, of 19 Lowell St., was lice-involved at 10:50 p.m. Thursday. arrested and charged with shooting assault with a dangerous in Saugus weapon and violating the city Accidents Saturday knife ordinance at 10:29 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle evening. Saturday. crash at 5:37 p.m. Friday on Orlan Chun-Lopez, 32, of Atlantic Avenue; at 9:27 a.m. ITEM PHOTO | 55 Rogers Ave., was arrested Saturday on Pleasant Street. and charged with OUI-liquor, SPENSER HASAK violating the open container law and unlicensed operation Complaints of a motor vehicle at 3:46 At 10:14 p.m. Friday, a Woman dies after police a.m. Saturday. caller reported fireworks in Kevin Flanagan, 54, was the area of Atlantic Avenue arrested and charged with and Hawkes Street. A woman assault with a dangerous flagged down an officer to re- shooting in Saugus weapon, attempt to commit a port someone threw cheese crime, disorderly conduct and at her vehicle. There was that she heard a loud bang who lives nearby said. the scene to “make sure on a warrant for disturbing the no damage, the mess was SHOOTING but didn’t hear anything The two neighbors said that everything was OK.” peace, disorderly conduct, cleaned up and the woman From A1 assault and battery on a po- afterward. two children lost their She added that she didn’t was sent on her way. department policy. “I just heard like a real mother in the shooting. lice officer, indecent exposure At 12:27 a.m. Saturday, a know what led up to the and assault and battery at The shooting drew a big boom and so my neigh- A cousin of the victim, caller reported a beach was events. 5:14 a.m. Sunday. heavy police presence; bor came over and said, ‘I Marcella Gerardi, told re- “I’m feeling sad and I’m partying on the beach and authorities from the DA’s William Lopez, 39, of 82 think there’s something porters at the scene that feeling hurt,” Gerardi said. had a bonfire going on Spray office, Essex State Police going on over there,’” she the victim and their fam- Nahant St., was arrested “Shocked; (I’m) shocked.” Avenue. Police reported a Detective Unit, and other said. ily were great people and and charged with OUI-liquor Upon completion of the second offense, unlicensed group of eight was having a State Police units were at Another neighbor on Al- asked for prayers from the little party; they were moved the scene for hours Satur- fred Road added that the community. investigation, the DA’s of- operation of a motor vehicle fice said it will release its and on a warrant for OUI- along and the fire was put out day. inhabitants of the home “It’s very tragic. They’re findings to the public. drugs second offense and un- by the rising tide. One neighbor who could were “young girls.” great people. Just pray for licensed operation of a motor At 7:32 p.m. Saturday, a see the house on Alfred “I’ve been here since them,” she said. Sam Minton can be vehicle at 6:18 p.m. Saturday. caller reported a very strong Road from her front yard 1994 and nothing like this Gerardi said that the reached at sminton@item- smell of weed coming from on Walnut Street claimed happened,” one woman family wanted to be on live.com. Accidents Chandler Hovey on Light- house Lane. An officer took a A report of a motor vehicle walk around the park and was Concerns over U.S. terror threats crash at 4:07 p.m. Friday at unable to detect any smell of Broadway and Wyoma Street; weed. at 5:31 p.m. Friday at 24 At 1:13 a.m. Sunday, a Union St.; at 9:01 p.m. Friday caller reported a kid threw a rising as Taliban hold grows at 73 Exchange St.; at 11:42 rock at something on Atlantic p.m. Friday at 330 Lynnway; Avenue. The caller said the By Michael Balsamo, at 6:48 a.m. Saturday at person was part of a group Mary Clare Jalonick Western Avenue and Chatham of kids who were walking in- and Nomaan Street; at 10:58 a.m. Satur- bound on Atlantic Avenue and Merchant day at Broadway and Jenness at least one car had driven ASSOCIATED PRESS Street; at 1:37 p.m. Saturday over the rock. One driver re- at AL Prime Energy at 423 WASHINGTON — An- turned to the scene to report other 1,000 U.S. troops Boston St.; at 1:53 p.m. Sat- he had driven over the rock. were being sent to Afghan- urday at 184 Chatham St.; at istan to help evacuate U.S. 2:38 p.m. Saturday at Nelson SWAMPSCOTT personnel after the Tal- Street and Western Avenue; iban appeared poised to at 4:45 p.m. Saturday at 51 Accidents take control of the country. Newhall St.; at 12:59 a.m. The rapid collapse of the Sunday on Lafayette Park; at A report of a hit-and-run Afghan government left 2:33 a.m. Sunday on Cottage motor vehicle crash at 8:40 American officials increas- Street. a.m. Saturday at 304 Hum- ingly concerned about the A report of a hit-and-run phrey St. potential for a rise in ter- motor vehicle crash at 3:45 A report of a motor vehicle rorist threats against the a.m. Saturday at 305 Boston crash at 10:59 a.m. Saturday United States. St.; at 4:43 p.m. Saturday at Gen. Mark Milley, the 800 Western Ave.; at 8:34 at Whole Foods Market at 331 Paradise Road. chairman of the Joint p.m. Saturday at 274 Essex Chiefs of Staff, told sena- St. Complaints tors on a briefing call Sun- A report of a motor vehicle day that U.S. officials are crash with personal injury at expected to alter their ear- A report of suspicious ac- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 8:35 p.m. Saturday at 9 Han- tivity at 7:54 p.m. Friday on lier assessments about the cock St.; at 1:37 a.m. Sunday Nichols Street. A caller report- pace of terrorist groups Taliban fighters take control of Afghan’s presidential palace in Kabul at Quincy Terrace and Wash- ed a Caucasian man with tat- reconstituting in Afghan- after the Afghan President Ashraf Ghani fled the country. ington Street. toos on his arms was walking istan, a person familiar a small dog; the caller had with the matter told The based on the evolving istan over the last several members of the House, Assaults never seen the man in that Associated Press. threats, the person famil- months has sharply lim- Republican leader Kevin In June, the Pentagon’s ited intelligence agencies McCarthy became furious A report of an assault at area before, saying that he iar with the matter said. top leaders said an ex- that work side by side after the administration 2:56 p.m. Friday at 152 saw him walking in yards and The intelligence com- tremist group like al-Qa- with troops. Without that officials would not confirm Chestnut St.; at 10:30 p.m. thought that was suspicious munity must create a new ida may be able to regen- military presence, spies that President Ashraf Saturday at 48 High Rock St. activity, which prompted his threat assessment amid erate in Afghanistan and would be severely limited Ghani had left the coun- A report of an assault and call. widespread criticism of its pose a threat to the U.S. in what they can collect try, according to a person battery at 9:46 a.m. Satur- A report of credit card fraud evaluation of how quickly homeland within two about the morale of Af- who participated in the day at S Common and South at 2:25 p.m. Saturday at 44 the Afghan government years of the American mil- would fall. The Taliban ghan troops or support for meeting. streets; at 1:41 p.m. Saturday Linden Ave. itary’s withdrawal from the Taliban. at 108 Franklin St. A noise complaint was re- entered Kabul less than “Why are we doing this the country. “If they leave, which now?” McCarthy asked. ported at 6:54 a.m. Sunday a week after reports that But based on the evolv- they did, that means we Ghani flew out of the Breaking and Entering at 171 Essex St. A caller re- military intelligence as- ing situation, officials now leave as well,” said Marc country as the Taliban in- ported loud music was com- sessed that the capital believe terror groups like could be surrounded in 30 Polymeropoulos, who held surgents closed in on Sun- A report of a breaking and ing from CrossFit the Swamp, entering at 8:58 p.m. Friday al-Qaida may be able to days. several roles related to day and posted on Face- which the caller said was dis- Afghanistan during a 26- at 15 Hanson St.; at 10:15 grow much faster than Current and former of- book that he had chosen to turbing them. expected, according to the year career in the CIA. p.m. Saturday at 27 Madison ficials on Sunday pushed leave the country to avert person, who had direct “And that certainly affects St. back against criticism of bloodshed in the capital. our intelligence gathering Overdose knowledge of the briefing what was widely seen as He did not say where he was not authorized to dis- footprint.” an intelligence failure. had gone. Gunshots A report of an opiate over- cuss the details of the call Connecticut Sen. Chris One senior intelligence House Speaker Nancy dose at 1:42 p.m. Friday at publicly and spoke to the Murphy, a Democratic A report of a gunshot at official said that “a rapid Pelosi asked the original the Train Depot at 10 Railroad AP on condition of ano- member of the Senate For- 11:14 p.m. Saturday at 57 Taliban takeover was al- question about Ghani’s Ave. A caller reported a man nymity. eign Relations Committee Cook St. whereabouts, and also was shooting up on the train The Pentagon was send- ways a possibility,” adding: who has backed the Biden “As the Taliban advanced, asked about the status of Overdose platform. ing an additional 1,000 administration’s strategy troops directly into Kabul they ultimately met with and been in close touch American evacuations. Rep. Michael Waltz, a A report of an opiate over- Theft to assist evacuating U.S. little resistance. We have with the White House, Florida Republican and dose at 5:40 p.m. Saturday at personnel, bringing the to- always been clear-eyed said in an interview that 1A Union St.; at 10:38 p.m. A report of a larceny at 5:47 tal number of U.S. troops that this was possible, and “the speed is a surprise” Green Beret who served Saturday at 78 Central Ave.; p.m. Saturday at 78 Pine St. in Afghanistan to about tactical conditions on the but would not character- in Afghanistan, sharply at 11:08 p.m. Saturday at 26 A caller reported kids with 6,000, a U.S. defense offi- ground can often evolve ize the situation as an in- criticized the briefing for Union St. sticks were stealing items. cial said. The official spoke quickly.” The official was telligence failure. He said lawmakers as “a regurgi- to the AP on condition of not authorized to discuss it has long been known tation of the president’s Theft Vandalism anonymity to discuss a de- the matter publicly and that Afghanistan would statement” from Saturday. ployment decision not yet spoke on condition of an- fall to the Taliban if the Waltz said Austin A report of a larceny at 5:20 A report of vandalism at announced by the Penta- onymity. United States pulled out. blamed the Afghan forces’ p.m. Friday at 3 Trinity Terrace; 1:38 a.m. Saturday at 312 gon. But President Joe Biden “The Taliban has lots lack of will to fight, while at 9:37 a.m. Saturday at Humphrey St. A caller report- The Biden administra- didn’t suggest such an of reasons to honor their Blinken cited the deadline Walmart at 780 Lynnway; at ed a teenager was walking tion officials on the call outcome at a July 8 news agreement with the set by former President 10:51 a.m. Saturday at 170 down the street and damag- with senators – among conference, when he said United States and keep Donald Trump’s admin- S Common St.; at 6:09 p.m. ing cars. them were Milley, Sec- “the likelihood there’s go- al-Qaida at bay. And our istration for an American Saturday at 253 Parkland A report of motor vehicle retary of State Antony ing to be the Taliban over- mission now is to put our- withdrawal. Ave. vandalism at 6:14 p.m. Sat- Blinken and Defense running everything and selves in a position where “There was no discus- A report of a robbery at urday at 1006 Paradise Road. Secretary Lloyd Austin owning the whole country we can monitor and verify sion of a path forward ex- 10:57 p.m. Saturday at 27 A possibly keyed vehicle was — said U.S. intelligence is highly unlikely. “ that that commitment,” he cept some vague reassur- Union St. reported. agencies are working on The pullback of U.S. mil- said. ances that they’ll protect forming a new timeline itary forces across Afghan- During the briefing with the homeland,” Waltz said. MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 WANTED 30 GRANDPARENTS that want to hear their grandchildren.

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FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Adam Daggett stands lookout on the bow as his father, John Daggett, pilots their boat at Cape Porpoise in Kennebunkport, Maine. Lobster boat tracking coming to protect whales, fishery

By Patrick Whittle and have suffered poor re- riencing record high abun- ASSOCIATED PRESS production and high mor- dance, Starks said. Those tality in recent years. are areas where many PORTLAND, Maine — New federal rules are northern New England America’s lobster fishing coming to the lobster fish- lobster fishermen har- businesses could be sub- HEALTH ery soon to help protect the vest the crustaceans with jected to electronic track- whales. Federal officials traps. The waters of the ing requirements to try to have said they will focus Gulf of Maine are warm- NOTIFICATION protect vulnerable right on reducing the number of whales and get a better ing faster than the world’s vertical ropes in the water. Are You Hard of Hearing? idea of the population of oceans, and that has led to They’re also expected to A major name brand hearing aid provider the valuable crustaceans. concern about the future modify restricted areas of An arm of the Atlantic of the fishery. wishes to field test a remarkable new digital ocean. States Marine Fisheries Atlantic States Ameri- “Having a better idea of hearing instrument in the area. This offer is Commission, an interstate can Lobster Management where that gear is would free of charge and you are under no obligation. regulatory authority, said Board Chair Dan McKi- help them estimate risk this month it is consid- ernan said the tracking and be able to manage These revolutionary 100% Digital instruments ering implementing the requirement is “the single use the latest technology to comfortably and tracking requirements for that,” Starks said. “The most important thing the lobster boats that have location of that gear in off- American Lobster Board almost invisibly help you hear more clearly. federal permits. The rules shore waters is spread out, can do to ensure the via- usually.” This technology solves the “stopped up ears” would also apply to boats bility of the American lob- and “head in a barrel” sensation some people that harvest Jonah crabs, The lobster fishery in ster fishery.” It would help the U.S. is based mostly which are the subject of understand lobster stock experience. in Maine and has been another important New status, protect whales and strong there in recent If you wish to participate, you will be required to have your hearing England fishery. prepare for the develop- years. Maine fishermen The tracking devices ment of wind energy off tested in our office FREE OF CHARGE* to determine candidacy and have brought more than would record the loca- New England, he said. review your results with the hearing instruments with our hearing care tion of the vessel while 96 million pounds of lob- sters to the docks for 11 Maine Lobstermen’s specialist. it is fishing, said Caitlin Association President Starks, a fishery manage- straight years after never At the end of this evaluation, you may keep your instrument, if you so topping that number pre- Kristan Porter said mem- ment plan coordinator bers of the fishery know with the commission. That viously. desire, at a tremendous savings for participating in this field test. Special The fishery has col- the new tracking is com- testing will be done to determine the increased benefits of this technology. would provide regulators ing, but they need details with better data to get an lapsed in southern New about it. idea of where in the ocean England, however. Fisher- Benefits of hearing aids vary by type and degree of hearing loss, “It has to be a system lobsters are located, she men from New York, Con- noise environment, accuracy of hearing test, and proper fit. This is a that everybody is compati- said. necticut and Rhode Island wonderful opportunity to determine if hearing help is available for The new rules could also were once a significant ble with,” Porter said. “It’s help protect North Atlan- part of the fishery, but the not something anybody’s your hearing loss and get help at a very affordable price. tic right whales, which southern New England fired up to do, but we’ve number only about 360, lobster stock is now de- known its been coming for WE WILL CUSTOM PROGRAM A PAIR WHILE YOU Starks said. The whales pleted, Starks said. Scien- a while.” are vulnerable to entan- tists have tied the collapse A draft of the plan could ARE HERE, SO YOU CAN HEAR THE DIFFERENCE! glement in fishing gear, of the southern New En- come before the board in Don’t miss this amazing offer! which can cause them to gland fishery to warming October, Starks said. Fi- drown. 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We have a factory trained specialist ready to help you start your hearing journey Thursday, showing jurors and to control short-term The contractors are images of Gannon’s inju- rentals on the water, but scheduled to begin resto- ries, the Cape Cod Times exceptions had to be made ration work on Aug. 27. reported. for the people already The plan is to dredge CALL 1-888-387-3068 Judge Jeffrey Locke told there.” sediment from the pond jurors to come back Mon- Danielle Bolender has and create a gravel storm- day when the defense will two houseboats on the water treatment wetland MIRACLE-EAR HEARING AID CENTERS present its case which harbor — one that has on the north side, the city should conclude that same been there since 2006 — said. DANVERS day. Locke said he expects and uses both of them for Julie Sullivan, the city’s closing arguments and the short-term seasonal rent- environmental scientist, 156 Andover St., Unit 1 start of jury deliberations als. 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ITEM PHOTOS | JAKOB MENENDEZ The crowd stands for the Pledge of Allegiance before John Cafferty & The Beaver Brown Band took to the stage. John Cafferty, the lead singer and founder of John Cafferty & The Beaver Brown Band, dances eccen- trically while playing their hit song, “Vic- tory Dance.” By Sam Minton Saugus resident Dennis out. Rockin’ 4 Vets wasn’t ITEM STAFF Moschella. charged for using the ven- The event helped raise ue and all the profits went SAUGUS — Sunday af- funds for Veterans Assist- to the organization. ternoon the Kowloon was ing Veterans to bring 10 When COVID-19 hit, rocking for a good cause. Rockin’ 4 Vets put on Vietnam vets to Washing- Kowloon transformed the event and brought out ton, D.C. this fall. The trip their restaurant to include the classic rock band John will consist of a tour of the outdoor dining space, and Cafferty and the Beaver city and include a visit to Wong said that it has been Brown Band to perform the Vietnam Veterans Me- great for patrons who may for the crowd at the Sau- morial. have concerns about eat- gus landmark. The event Bobby Wong’s family ing indoors with a large was raising money to owns the restaurant and number of people. help local organization after being approached Wong also added that he Veterans Assisting Veter- about the event he said expected an excess of 300 ans, which was started by they were eager to help people to attend the event. Bent Water releases third beer

Neeley Luna, the lead singer for The Far Band, performs the hit song “What’s Up” by 4 Non Blondes, before John Cafferty & The Beaver Brown in its Lynn tribute series Band got up on stage. By Allysha Dunnigan The beach has a sense of charger,” paying homage ITEM STAFF community, Leopoldo said, to the historic Diamond from gathering at the District and the first jet LYNN — Bent Water park for concerts or yoga, engine that was created in Local news on your doorstep brewery has released the to walking dogs and going Lynn. third beer, “Crosscurrent,” for runs or walks on Lynn About 120 barrels worth in its Lynn tribute series. Shore Drive. of Crosscurrent is being This New England Indi- “There’s constantly, distributed to stores Mon- an Pale Ale pays homage throughout the year, peo- day, but the beer was ex- to the city’s beach and ple utilizing that stretch clusively released on tap shoreline. and to us, it just symbol- in Bent Water’s tap room The director of commu- izes community,” she said. Friday. Timeless is also nications at Bent Water, Robin Leopoldo, said the For each beer, the brew- still available in the tap shoreline is a big part of ers come up with a new room. Supercharger sold the city, with Lynn Shore recipe and use different out. Drive, Red Rock Park, hops. For Crosscurrent, “We’ve had such great King’s Beach, and views of Bent Water’s Assistant reception from the com- Boston and the surround- Brewer Zach Nicastro munity, the beer communi- ing communities. used new German hops. ty in Lynn, with the Lynn “For me, just because I Nicastro said he wanted tribute series,” Leopoldo do the drive to and from to put the new generation said. “It’s definitely our in- the brewery, I drive by the of German hops on display tention to continue doing shoreline and the waves in Crosscurrent, using this in 2022 and brew new there are just crazy,” Leo- Hallertau Blanc and Hüll beers each time.” poldo said. Melon to give this beer The tap room has been Waves will sometimes aromas of white grape, closed since the pandem- Home delivery starts at less than $4 per week. splash over the sea wall cantaloupe and a subtle ic, but reopened on Friday. during storms, as people hint of strawberry. The tap room will be open More than 50 off newsstand price. pull over on Lynn Shore Leopoldo said flavors on Fridays from 3 to 8 p.m. Drive to watch and take berry, grapefruit rind and and Saturdays from noon pictures and videos of the resin come through on the to 8 p.m. ocean’s beauty. palate. The fourth beer in the “It’s something that The brewers have cre- series will be a tribute to Lynn is known for — its ative freedom and liber- Lynn Woods and is set to shoreline,” Leopoldo said. ty to make the beer they be released in October. “It’s been the inspiration want. The last two beers Allysha Dunnigan can for a lot of art, which is a in the tribute series were be reached at adunnigan@ huge part of Lynn, too.” “Timeless” and “Super- itemlive.com WEATHER LOTTERY

SUN, MOON, TIDES National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Forecast for Monday, August 16, 2021 Partly cloudy skies. High 76F. NE winds around 5 kt, be- MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Sunrise today 5:50 a.m. Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Winds ENE at 10 to 15 mph. coming E in the afternoon. Sunday...... 4450 Sunday...... 3424 L Sunset today 7:45 p.m. Tonight: A few clouds. Low Waves 1 foot or less. Saturday...... 1907 Saturday...... 6283 Sunrise tomorrow 5:51 a.m. H 63F. Winds SSW at 5 to 10 Tonight: S winds 5 to 10 kt, Friday...... 5762 Friday...... 0294 H mph. becoming SW after midnight. High tide today 6:16 p.m. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: H Waves 1 foot or less. Low tide today 12:00 p.m. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER L All 4...... $5,420 All 4...... $5,038 High tide tomorrow 7:18 p.m. First or last 3...... $759 First or last 3...... $705 Any 2...... $65 Any 2...... $60 Any 1...... $7 Any 1...... $6 FRED

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Cold Warm Stationary All 4...... $452 All 4...... $420 Pressure H L First 3...... $253 First 3...... $117 High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice AUG. 22 AUG. 30 TODAY TOMORROW WEDNESDAY Last 3...... $126 Last 3...... $235 <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ P’Cloudy|High 76, Low 63 M’Cloudy|High 82, Low 69 Cloudy|High 82, Low 71 NATIONAL SUMMARY: The path Fred is forecast to take will impact the Alabama-Florida Panhandle later today, bringing tropical downpours and gusty winds to the surrounding region. Showers and thunderstorms will extend over the Southeast and mid-Atlantic states. Heat will build across the northern Plains, while storms are expected to develop in the Southwest.

©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 2021 Beverly/Salem Legion trying to stay alive By Mike Alongi mound. Fox led the offensive at- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Beverly/Salem got off to tack for Beverly/Salem, as a bit of a slow start Sun- Foglietta went 1-for-1 SHELBY, N.C. — The day night, as Idaho Falls with an RBI and Fox went Beverly/Salem Post 331 jumped out to a 1-0 lead 1-for-3 with an RBI. Frost baseball team was pushed behind an RBI single from went 2-for-2 in the loss, to the very brink at the Ayson Webb in the top of while Petrosino and Matt American Legion World the first. Ploszay also added hits. Series over the weekend, After two quick outs in Brayden Clark took the as the 2021 Massachu- the bottom of the first, loss on the mound after setts and 2021 Northeast pitching the first four in- Region champions were Tyler Petrosino drew a walk to keep the inning nings, allowing six runs faced with a must-win on eight hits with three scenario in their game alive. He went on to steal second base, then Pacheco strikeouts. Jake Miano against Idaho Falls, Idaho came on to pitch the final Sunday night at Keeter legged out an infield sin- three innings of relief, Stadium. gle that brought home a giving up just one hit the As of press time, Bever- run and tied the score. rest of the way. ly/Salem led Idaho Falls Next up was Frost, who The game was a score- by a score of 2-1 in the smacked an RBI single to less tie until the top of the bottom of the first inning. give Beverly/Salem a 2-1 second, when Nolan Sand- For a full recap of Sunday lead. ers smacked an RBI sin- night’s win-or-go-home That was as far as gle up the middle to put game, visit itemlive.com. things got before the sky Midland on the board. Al Brennan Frost and Lee opened up and a rain de- Money followed that up COURTESY PHOTO | BEN MIKESELL/THE AMERICAN LEGION Pacheco were each 1-for-1 lay ensued. with an RBI single of his with an RBI in the early On Saturday, Beverly/ Salem native and former St. Mary’s baseball player Will Foglietta went 1-for- own, and all of a sudden going for Beverly/Salem, Salem fell by a score of 1 with an RBI for Beverly/Salem Post 331 in Saturday’s loss to Midland, Mich. while pitcher Cooper 6-3 to Midland, Mich. Midland was ahead 2-0. at the American Legion World Series in Shelby, N.C. For a full recap of Sun- Gavin got the start on the Will Foglietta and Nick LEGION, B2 day’s game, visit itemlive.com. Patriots release three players

The New England Pa- tice squad and began the triots announced Sun- 2017 season on the At- day that they have re- lanta Falcons practice leased three players in squad before being add- anticipation of the Aug. ed to the Falcons 53-man 17 mandatory roster roster on Oct. 14, 2017. cut-down to 85 players. Overall, Hall has played The Patriots released in 45 NFL games with defensive player Rashod six starts with Atlanta Berry, wide receiver (2017-18), the Detroit Marvin Hall and tight Lions (2019-20) and the end David Wells. Cleveland Browns Berry, 24, originally (2020). He has totaled 37 entered the NFL as a career receptions for 772 rookie free agent with yards and five touch- New England out of downs Ohio State University Wells, 26, was signed on May 5, 2020. The by New England on July PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 6-foot-4, 255-pounder 23. He was signed by Eduardo Rodriguez pitched six innings and allowed one run on three hits with six strikeouts in began the 2020 season New England to the a win over the Baltimore Orioles Sunday afternoon. on the practice squad practice squad on Nov. but was elevated to the 10, 2020 and released on 53-man roster and Nov. 16, 2020. He origi- played in three games. nally entered the NFL Martinez homers, Rodriguez deals as He recorded one tackle as a rookie free agent in the regular season-fi- with the Dallas Cowboys nale against the New on May 11, 2018, out of Red Sox sweep series against Orioles York Jets on Jan. 3. San Diego State. The Hall, 28, was signed by 6-foot-5, 255-pounder By Ken Powtak oles to their 11th straight Baltimore’s Cedric Mull- 12 appearances against New England as a free was released by Dallas ASSOCIATED PRESS loss. ins went 0 for 5, halting his Baltimore, he’s 9-0 with a agent on June 4. He at the end of training Boston has won four of 20-game hitting streak. It 1.81 ERA. The 28-year-old originally entered the camp and spent most of BOSTON — Eduardo Ro- five games after losing 10 was the longest by an Ori- lefty was originally signed NFL as a rookie free the 2018 season on the driguez was sharp against of 12 and falling out of first ole since Adam Jones had a by the Orioles in 2010 be- agent with the Oakland Kansas City Chiefs prac- Baltimore again, J.D. Mar- place in the AL East. 20-game streak in 2012. fore being dealt to Boston Raiders out of Washing- tice squad. He went to tinez hit a three-run homer The Orioles have been Rodriguez (9-6) allowed a four years later. ton on June 6, 2016. The training camp with Kan- and the Boston Red Sox outscored 104-34 during first-inning unearned run Rodriguez didn’t want to 5-foot-10, 192-pounder sas City in 2019 but was completed a three-game spent part of his rookie injured during training their second-longest skid and three singles, striking come out after six innings. sweep with a 6-2 victory this season. They had a 14- out six and walking three season in 2016 on the camp and spent the sea- Sunday, sending the Ori- game losing streak in May. in six innings. In his last RED SOX, B2 Arizona Cardinals prac- son on injured reserve.

State champion Spartans honored before Red Sox game

COURTESY PHOTO | ST. MARY’S ATHLETICS The championship celebration tour continued over the week- end for the St. Mary’s baseball team, as the back-to-back Di- vision 2 state champions were honored prior to Sunday’s game between the Red Sox and the Baltimore Orioles at Fen- way Park. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 2021

TV/RADIO TV Beverly/Salem Legion trys to stay alive MLB 8:10 p.m...... Oakland at Chi. White Sox...... ESPN LEGION The two teams ex- into two pools and play of sportsmanship, good 11 p.m...... NY Mets at San Francisco...... MLB Network From B1 changed runs in the top of round-robin style within health and active citizen- the third to make it a 3-3 that pool from Thursday Softball ship. But Beverly/Salem game, but then Midland to Sunday. The top seed in 10 a.m...... Little League World Series: TBA...... ESPNU Today, the program reg- fought right back. In the plated three runs in the each pool plays the run- 1 p.m...... Little League World Series: TBA...... ESPNU isters nearly 4,000 teams bottom of the third, Frost top of the fourth and nev- ner-up in the other pool in across the United States 4 p.m...... Little League World Series: TBA...... ESPNU drew a walk and Ploszay er looked back, coasting the semifinals Monday, and Canada. Youths, ages Horse Racing smashed a double to put to a win. with the two teams ad- 15 to 19, are eligible to 3 p.m...... Saratoga Live...... FS1 two runners into scoring The American Legion vancing to a one-game position. Fox brought one Baseball World Series championship Tuesday. participate. of them home with an involves eight teams In its 96-year history, This year marks the 10th MLB RBI groundout, then who earned their spot American Legion Base- anniversary that Shelby, AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE N.C. has hosted the Amer- East Division East Division Foglietta lined an RBI via regional tournaments ball has taught hundreds W L Pct GB W L Pct GB single past second base to around the country. of thousands of young ican Legion World Series, Tampa Bay 71 47 .602 _ Atlanta 62 56 .525 _ make it a 2-2 game. The teams are separated Americans the importance which began in 1926. Boston 69 51 .575 3 Philadelphia 61 57 .517 1 New York 65 52 .556 5½ New York 59 57 .509 2 Toronto 63 54 .538 7½ Miami 51 67 .432 11 Baltimore 38 78 .328 32 Washington 50 68 .424 12 Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Chicago 68 50 .576 _ Milwaukee 72 47 .605 _ Cleveland 57 59 .491 10 Cincinnati 64 55 .538 8 Detroit 58 62 .483 11 St. Louis 61 56 .521 10 Minnesota 52 66 .441 16 Chicago 52 68 .433 20½ Kansas City 49 67 .422 18 Pittsburgh 42 76 .356 29½ West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 70 47 .598 _ San Francisco 76 42 .644 _ Oakland 68 50 .576 2½ Los Angeles 71 46 .607 4½ Seattle 63 56 .529 8 San Diego 67 53 .558 10 Los Angeles 59 60 .496 12 Colorado 52 66 .441 24 Texas 42 76 .356 28½ Arizona 38 81 .319 38½ Sunday’s Games Atlanta (Toussaint 1-2) at Miami (Garrett 1-1), Cleveland 11, Detroit 0 7:10 p.m. Boston 6, Baltimore 2 Chicago Cubs (Steele 2-1) at Cincinnati (Miley St. Louis 7, Kansas City 2 9-4), 7:10 p.m. Texas 7, Oakland 4 San Diego (Weathers 4-5) at Colorado (Senza- Minnesota 5, Tampa Bay 4 tela 2-9), 8:40 p.m. N.Y. Yankees 5, Chicago White Sox 3 N.Y. Mets (Hill 6-4) at San Francisco (Gaus- L.A. Angels 3, Houston 1 man 11-5), 9:45 p.m. Toronto 8, Seattle 3 Pittsburgh (Brault 0-1) at L.A. Dodgers (TBD), Milwaukee 2, Pittsburgh 1 10:10 p.m. Atlanta 6, Washington 5 Tuesday’s Games Miami 4, Chicago Cubs 1 Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m., 1st game Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 4 Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m., 2nd game San Francisco 5, Colorado 2 Toronto at Washington, 7:05 p.m. San Diego 8, Arizona 2 Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at N.Y. Mets, 7:08 p.m. L.A. Angels at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Monday’s Games Seattle at Texas, 8:05 p.m. L.A. Angels (Suarez 5-5) at N.Y. Yankees (Cole Cleveland at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. 10-6), 7:05 p.m. Houston at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. Baltimore (Harvey 6-11) at Tampa Bay Oakland at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. (McHugh 4-1), 7:10 p.m. Atlanta at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Cleveland (Quantrill 3-2) at Minnesota (Jax Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. 3-1), 8:10 p.m. Milwaukee at St. Louis, 7:45 p.m. Houston (Odorizzi 5-6) at Kansas City (Hernán- San Diego at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. dez 3-1), 8:10 p.m. Philadelphia at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Oakland (Montas 9-8) at Chicago White Sox N.Y. Mets at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. (Keuchel 7-6), 8:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m.

TODAY IN SPORTS August 16 the Weltklasse meet in Zurich, 1920 — Cleveland shortstop Ray Switzerland. Chapman is hit in the head with 1998 — Jeff Gordon drives into a pitch by New York’s Carl Mays. the record book, becoming the Chapman suffers a fractured seventh driver in modern NA- skull and dies the next day. It’s SCAR history to win four straight the only field fatality in major races as he comes from far back PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS league history. to take the Pepsi 400. J.D. Martinez, center, hit a three-run home run in the bottom of the first inning and that held up 2008 — In Beijing, Michael 1924 — Helen Wills Moody for the entire game, as the Sox swept the Baltimore Orioles Sunday afternoon. beats Molla Bjurstedt Mallory Phelps touches the wall a hun- again, 6-1, 6-3, to win her second dredth of a second ahead of straight singles title at the U.S. Serbia’s Milorad Cavic to win Lawn Tennis Association champi- the 100-meter butterfly. The win onships. gives Phelps his seventh gold Red Sox earn series sweep over Orioles 1954 — The first Sports Illustrat- medal of the Beijing Games, tying ed magazine is issued with a 25- Mark Spitz’s performance in the RED SOX allowing Austin Hays to line to make his next sched- Orioles: Manager Bran- 1972 Munich Games. Usain Bolt cent price tag. The scene on the From B1 score. uled start Friday at Fen- don Hyde said LHP Bruce cover was a game at Milwaukee’s of Jamaica runs the 100-meter Akin went four innings way Park against Texas. dash in a stunning world-record Zimmermann (biceps) has County Stadium. Eddie Mathews “I learned that from my and gave up three runs, all time of 9.69 seconds for a blow- The 32-year-old Sale had a chance to pitch before the of Braves was swinging with Wes teammates I’ve played in the first. He allowed six Tommy John surgery on Westrum catching and Augie Do- out win that he starts celebrating season ends, but he had a natelli umpiring. a good 10 strides before the fin- with,” he said, referring to hits with three walks and his 31st birthday — March setback recently when he 1970 — Dave Stockton wins ish line. Chris Sale and David two strikeouts. 30, 2020. He gave up two sprained his ankle doing Price. “Those guys have the PGA Championship by two 2009 — Usain Bolt shatters the “I’ve still got to get a little runs — on solo homers — exercises. 100-meter world record at the taught me: ‘You’ve got to go better, go deeper in the with eight strikeouts and strokes over Arnold Palmer and Red Sox: Placed LHP Bob Murphy at Southern Hills World Championships in Berlin. out there no matter what.’ game,” he said. no walks over five innings Josh Taylor on the Country Club in Tulsa, Okla. Bolt finishes with a stunning time That’s the way I want to Kyle Schwarber was back during an 89-pitch outing. 1976 — Dave Stockton edges of 9.58 seconds, bettering his be.” in the lineup for Boston ROSTER MOVES COVID-19 injured list and Raymond Floyd and Don January own record of 9.69 seconds set Manager Alex Cora told after having Saturday off. Boston claimed INF Tra- recalled C Connor Wong in last year’s Beijing Olympics. by one stroke to win his second him some in the bullpen He went 2 for 4 with two vis Shaw off waivers from from Triple-A Worcester. … PGA Championship. Stockton hits 2009 — Y.E. Yang of South Korea Cora said bench coach Will becomes the first Asian player needed work. doubles, his first hits with Milwaukee. He played a par-saving 15-foot putt on the Venable, who tested posi- 72nd hole to finish with a 1-over to win one of golf’s majors with “Where we were bull- the Red Sox. The 28-year- with the Red Sox in 2015 281 at Congressional Country a three-stroke win over Tiger pen-wise, knowing what’s old slugger, sidelined since and 2016. tive for COVID-19 last Club (Blue Course) in Bethesda, Woods at the PGA Championship. coming, we needed some July 2 with a strained right Shaw hadn’t played with weekend in Toronto, and Md. 2015 — Jason Day leads wire- guys to go out there and hamstring, made his debut the Brewers since June 9 first-base coach Tom Good- 1989 — Tom Drees pitches his to-wire in the final round at touch the rubber,” Cora on Friday after being ac- due to a dislocated shoul- win, deemed a close con- third no-hitter of the season for Whistling Straits to close out a said. quired from Washington at der. He hit .191 with six tact, could be allowed to Class AAA Vancouver, leading the record-setting PGA Champion- Red Sox right-hander the trade deadline. homers and 28 RBIs in 56 leave Canada soon and join Canadians over Las Vegas 5-0 in ship and capture his first major Adam Ottavino had to “It’s nice to get the first games, playing 1B and 3B. title. The 27-year-old Australian the team in New York for a seven-inning, first game of a leave with a left shoulder one out of the way,” he said. “Finally, I feel old,” Cora doubleheader in the Pacific Coast finishes at 20-under 268 to beat Tuesday’s doubleheader League. Drees became the first Jordan Spieth by three shots. Day contusion after getting hit “Now I can relax and play said. “I played with his against the Yankees. pitcher in the PCL or the major becomes the first player to finish by Jorge Mateo’s hard liner ball.” dad. I saw Travis running UP NEXT leagues with three no-hitters in at 20 under in a major. for an RBI single in the Kiké Hernández had an around the clubhouse in Orioles: RHP Matt Har- 2015 — Brooke Henderson seventh. RBI single off the right foot L.A.” a year. vey (6-11, 6.10 ERA) is 1992 — Nick Price holds off a wins the Cambia Portland Clas- “He’s OK,” Cora said. “A of third-base umpire Will The Orioles selected the scheduled to start Monday comeback bid by Nick Faldo with sic by eight strokes to become little bit sore, nothing Little, who tried to jump contracts of LHP Fernando a 1-under 70 in the final round the third-youngest champion in structural.” over the grounder down Abad and RHP Konner when they open a four- and captures his first major title LPGA Tour history at 17 years, 11 Martinez homered off a the line during a three-run Wade from Triple-A Nor- game series on the road with a three-stroke victory in the months, 6 days. billboard above the Green sixth. folk. To make room, they against the AL East-lead- PGA national championship. 2018 — The Davis Cup gets a Monster in the first against DAY AFTER optioned RHP Dusten ing Rays. 1995 — Ethiopia’s Haile Gebrse- radical makeover beginning in Red Sox: Off Monday be- lassie shatters Kenya’s Moses 2019. The top team event in Keegan Akin (0-7) after his Cora said Sale, who made Knight to Norfolk and des- Kiptanui’s record in the 5,000 by men’s tennis will be decided with throw in the top of the in- his first big league appear- ignated RHP Adam Plutko fore a day/night double- nearly 11 seconds with a time of a season-ending, 18-team tour- ning bounced away from ance in just over two years for assignment. header at Yankee Stadium 12 minutes, 44.39 seconds at nament at a neutral site. the cutoff man for an error, Saturday, felt fine and is in TRAINER’S ROOM on Tuesday. Piot rallies to beat Greaser, win U.S. Amateur at Oakmont By Doug Ferguson by spending all day at the Oakmont with greens that ASSOCIATED PRESS course with friends making had been triple cut — and up money games to play. almost pulled it off. He had OAKMONT, Pa. — Facing When he arrived at Mich- three birdies on his card his largest deficit of the igan State and his coach without dropping a shot. week and running out of encouraged Piot to strive to He started his rally with time, James Piot won four be All-Big Ten, Piot thought an approach into 3 feet on straight holes to start the that was setting the bar too No. 10, the first hole he won back nine at Oakmont and low. He wanted to be since the 18th in the morn- went on to win the U.S. All-American. ing. Greaser three-putted Amateur on Sunday over And now he’s a U.S. Ama- from 15 feet on the next Austin Greaser. teur champion. hole, running his birdie Piot closed out his 2-and- “I still don’t believe I’m putt some 6 feet by the 1 victory by going bun- holding this trophy right hole. ker-to-bunker on the reach- now,” Piot said. “Internally, The match returned to all able par-4 17th hole and I thought I had the ability square on the par-5 12th saving par with a 20-foot to do it. To actually do it is after another mistake by putt. Greaser, who was 3 up the greatest thing ever.” Greaser. His 3-iron went at the turn, had an 8-foot It was a tough loss for into a deep bunker some 20 birdie putt to extend the Greaser, a junior at North yards short of the green. He match. It spun off the left Carolina. Trailing 1 down got that out to 70 feet, and lip. after the morning 18 holes, his lag down a slick slope Piot, a 22-year-old senior he won three of the opening ran off some 20 feet and led at Michigan State, was four holes in the afternoon to another three-putt bogey. mobbed by friends and and made a pair of tough It was his seventh three- teammates in their Spar- par putts to halve holes and putt in the championship tans gear off the green and stay in front. match. before long he was holding With a par on the ninth, Piot took the lead with a the gold trophy. he went 3 up and looked tee shot on the par-3 13th Groomed on a public tough to beat. to 10 feet for a conceded PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS course in Michigan called Piot didn’t bend and set a birdie when Greaser found James Piot rallied from three down to win the 121st U.S. Amateur Champi- Fox Hills Golf and Banquet target of 4 under on the a bunker and failed to con- onship Sunday afternoon at Oakmont Country Club. Center, he learned to battle back nine — a tall order at vert a 12-footer par putt. MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Fred strengthens to tropical storm as it heads to coast

By Terry Spencer and the Alabama/Florida bor- 16 mph. Andrea Rodríguez der to Navarre. Both Grace and Fred, ASSOCIATED PRESS Fred’s maximum sus- regardless of their storm tained winds stood at 40 status, posed a heavy rain FORT LAUDERDALE, mph Sunday morning. and flood threat, forecast- Fla. — The National Hur- Anticipating Fred, Flori- ers said. ricane Center said Fred da Gov. Ron DeSantis de- Rainfall totals around regained its tropical storm clared a state of emergency 3 to 6 inches were fore- status in the Gulf of Mexi- for the state’s Panhandle cast from Grace for the co early Sunday as parts of region. And Alabama Gov. the Caribbean were gear- Leeward Islands, Virgin Kay Ivey issued a state- Islands and Puerto Rico, ing up for impacts from ment Saturday saying her Tropical Storm Grace. through Tuesday. administration was mon- Fred was forecast to Fred was forecast to itoring the weather and move across the Gulf be- bring 4 to 8 inches to the “will be ready to act from Big Bend of Florida and fore reaching the coast the state level if needed.” the Panhandle from Sun- Monday night or Tuesday Fred was located early day night into Tuesday. morning, forecasters said. Sunday about 335 miles A tropical storm earli- They said people from Ala- south-southeast of Pensac- bama to the central Flori- ola, Florida, and moving er in the week, Fred had da Panhandle should mon- north-northwest at 12 mph. weakened to a depression itor the system’s progress. Fred had been downgrad- by its spin over Haiti and A tropical storm warn- ed to a tropical wave on Sat- the Dominican Republic, ing is now in effect for urday. Tropical waves can where it knocked out pow- the coast of the Florida er to some 400,000 cus- contain winds and heavy PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Panhandle from Navarre rain, but do not circulate tomers and caused flood- to the Wakulla/Jefferson around a center point or an City workers Pedro Manzanillo, left, and Juan Nunez fill sandbags at a ing that forced officials to County line, meaning “eye” like a tropical storm drive-thru distribution event for residents ahead of the arrival of rains shut part of the country’s tropical storm conditions or hurricane. associated with tropical depression Fred at Grapeland Park in Miami. aqueduct system, inter- are expected somewhere Meanwhile, Tropical rupting water service for within the warning area Storm Grace was 85 miles would fall over parts of the Islands, Puerto Rico and issued for the Haiti. hundreds of thousands of in the next 24 hours. A south of San Juan, Puerto Lesser and Greater Antil- part of the Dominican Re- Grace had maximum people. Local officials re- tropical storm watch is in Rico on Sunday morning. les over the next few days. public, meaning they will sustained winds around ported hundreds of people effect for the coast of the Forecasters said heavy Tropical storm warnings likely be hit by Grace. A 40 mph. The storm was were evacuated and some Florida Panhandle from rainfall from the system were issued for the Virgin tropical storm watch was moving west-northwest at buildings were damaged. Pelosi takes step to quell Workers process moderates’ budget rebellion chickens at the Lincoln By Alan Fram Premium ASSOCIATED PRESS Poultry WASHINGTON — House plant, Costco Speaker Nancy Pelosi is Wholesale’s proposing a procedural vote dedicated this month that would set poultry up future passage of two supplier, in economic measures crucial Fremont, Neb. to President Joe Biden’s domestic agenda, a move FILE PHOTO | Democratic leaders hope ASSOCIATED PRESS will win votes from unhap- py party moderates. In a letter Sunday to Rural population losses add to Democratic lawmakers, FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Pelosi, D-Calif., suggested House Speaker Nancy Pelosi speaks at a press farm and ranch labor shortage that the House will take event in San Francisco regarding the Emergen- a single vote that would cy Rental Assistance program. Congress for new immigra- Drozd said. clear an initial hurdle for By Grant Schulte tion laws. Vilifying immi- In New Mexico, popula- both a budget resolution and David Pitt erates, who want to bank deeply wounding to the ASSOCIATED PRESS grants “just makes it hard- tions declined across 20 and a separate infra- a quick win by sending it party’s legislative goals er to get there.” rural counties that stretch structure bill. The budget to Biden for his signature. and a political blow ahead OMAHA, Neb. — Rural The population trend is from the Great Plains blueprint would open the By forcing the House to of next year’s elections for America lost more popu- clear in Nebraska, where at Oklahoma to the U.S. gate for Congress to later vote on moving both mea- congressional control. lation in the latest census, only 24 of the state’s 93 border with Mexico. Des- consider a separate, $3.5 sures an initial step for- As if to drive home that highlighting an already counties gained residents. perate for laborers for its trillion, 10-year bill for ward together, Democratic point, Pelosi wrote, “We will severe worker shortage Of those 24, just eight re- annual chile harvest, the health, education and en- leaders hope moderates proceed in a way that builds in the nation’s farming ported an increase in the state this week pledged vironment programs. will be forced to abandon consensus in our Caucus, and ranching regions and white population, sug- up to $5 million in feder- Nine centrist Democrats their threat — at least for promotes the values of our drawing calls from those gesting that most of the al pandemic relief to sub- said Friday they would now — and join the rest party and advances the industries for immigra- growth was driven by mi- sidize wages for pickers oppose the budget res- of the party in pushing its President’s transformative tion reform to help ease norities, said David Drozd, and workers at chile-pro- olution until the House economic and social agenda vision to Build Back Bet- the problem. a research coordinator for cessing plants — boosting first approves a $1 trillion toward eventual passage. ter,” the collective name for The census data released the University of Nebras- available wages as high as package of road, railway Bolstering the social Biden’s plans. last week showed that pop- ka Omaha’s Center for $19.50 an hour. and other infrastructure safety net, combatting She pointedly added, ulation gains in many ru- Public Affairs Research. Some Republican state projects. That compromise climate change and creat- “These bills will be the ral areas were driven by Drozd crunched the cen- legislators blamed the measure, which the Sen- ing jobs rank atop Biden’s biggest and most conse- increases in Hispanic and sus data and found that labor scarcity on supple- ate approved last week and Democrats’ priorities. quential initiatives that Latino residents, many of Nebraska counties with mental unemployment with bipartisan support, A defeat, especially at any of us have ever under- whom come as immigrants the greatest racial diver- benefits, which they say is the top priority for mod- this early stage, would be taken in our official lives.” to work on farms or in sity are a “who’s who of create a disincentive to meatpacking plants or to where the meatpacking work because they pay start their own businesses. plants are,” even though more than some low-wage Thunderstorms, heat fuel “We’ve struggled on this many plants are in rural jobs. Democrats see a per- issue for a long time to try areas that are often per- sistent labor crisis. to come up with a more rea- ceived as mostly white. The New Mexico Chile wildfires burning across West sonable, common-sense ap- “In the rural areas, if Association trade group proach,” said John Hansen, you didn’t have the Latino says the industry is short By Eugene Garcia president of the Nebraska growth, employers would about 1,350 seasonal la- and Daisy Nguyen Farmers Union, which is be struggling even more borers of the 3,000 work- ASSOCIATED PRESS part of a group lobbying just to fill those positions,” ers needed. QUINCY, Calif. — The danger of new fires erupt- ing across the West because of unstable weather con- Local news in the palm of your hand ditions added to the bur- den already faced by over- stretched crews battling blazes across the region. Thunderstorms pushed flames in Northern Cali- fornia on Saturday closer to two towns not far from where the Dixie Fire last week destroyed much of the small town of Greenville, a gold rush-era community. The thunderstorms, which began Friday, didn’t produce much rain but PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS whipped up wind and cre- Two planes and a helicopter work on the fire in ated lightning strikes, forc- Parleys Canyon in Utah. ing crews to focus on using bulldozers to build lines noon and the night (crew) The U.S. Forest Service and keep the blaze from picked up the pieces and said Friday it is operating reaching Westwood, a town tried to secure the edge the in crisis mode, fully deploy- of about 1,700 people. West- best they could with the re- ing firefighters and max- wood was placed under sources they had,” he said ing out its support system. evacuation orders Aug. 5. in a briefing Saturday. The roughly 21,000 fed- Wind gusts of up to 50 The fire was among eral firefighters working mph also pushed the fire more than 100 large wild- on the ground is more closer to Janesville, a town fires burning in more than than double the number of of about 1,500 people, east a dozen states in the West, firefighters sent to contain of Greenville, said Jake a region seared by drought forest fires at this time a Cagle, the operations chief and hot, bone-dry weather year ago, said Anthony at the east zone of the fire. that turned forests, brush- Scardina, a deputy forest- “Very tough day in there lands, meadows and pas- er for the agency’s Pacific yesterday in the after- tures into tinder. Southwest region. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 2021 COMICS

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Bakery’s food-safety issues have former worker worried DEAR ABBY: A year the country. There’s noth- ago I was working at a Dear Abby is written by Abigail ing left in my hometown small wholesale bakery Van Buren, also known as Jeanne for me other than the with maybe 15 employ- graves of my father’s ees. While I was there, Phillips, and was founded by her family, our old family the place was overrun mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact home and memories. Is with food-safety issues, Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. there something wrong including mice, allergen Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. with me because I’d rath- cross-contact issues and er spend time with my poor employee hygiene friends in my present city practices. At the time, the and travel to the remain- owner was working on products, but I don’t want fatal allergic reaction. ing places on my bucket fixing some of the prob- to stick my nose where it And the vermin infesta- list? Should I be ashamed lems, but not fast enough shouldn’t go. Even if I tion and poor hygiene of my attitude, or am I for my taste. Although he leave a review anony- practices of the employees “normal”? was never my favorite mously, there is always a could cause someone to FEELING GUILTY person, he was clearly chance they will find out. become seriously ill. IN TEXAS overwhelmed with run- Advice? DEAR ABBY: My 53rd ning a business and DEAR FEELING: It is POSSIBLE high school class reunion didn’t have the resources normal and healthy to WHISTLEBLOWER is coming up. Former to fix the problems. want to concentrate on Now that I have been DEAR WHISTLEBLOW- classmates have been the present rather than gone for some time, I’m ER: I agree customers of emailing me about par- keep revisiting the past. I on the fence about wheth- that bakery should know ticipating. I do not want see nothing shameful er I should leave an on- there are possible prob- to go. I went to my 50th about it and nothing to line review or comment lems. Rather than leave and that was enough feel guilty for. You attend- detailing some of the an anonymous review, catching up for me. I like ed your 50th and touched problems. I don’t want to contact the health depart- hearing about the lives of base with your old class- hurt a struggling busi- ment in your city and re- my former classmates mates. It was a blessing to ness, and it’s possible port the conditions you from our class correspon- be able to do that. If, how- these problems have observed. It should trig- dent, but 50 years ago I ever, the trip down memo- been fixed, but there is no ger an inspection of the moved more than 1,000 ry lane and the number of way for me to know for place. Your personal feel- miles away and began a classmates no longer on sure because I am no lon- ings about the owner new life. So did my par- this side of the sod de- ger there. Personally, I have nothing to do with ents and siblings. pressed you, skip future think customers should this. The cross-contami- Today, my parents are reunions, concentrate on know about these issues nation you described gone, and my siblings the future, and do it with- before purchasing their could trigger a possibly and I are spread around out beating yourself up. BRIDGE

Is balanced or unbalanced better? Fran Lebowitz quipped, “Food is an take with spades as trumps? Only important part of a balanced diet.” 11: five spades, one heart, four In bridge, we have balanced and un- diamonds and one club. But in di- balanced hands. Balanced refers to a amonds there are 12 winners: five hand with 4-3-3-3, 4-4-3-2, or 5-3-3- spades, one heart, three diamonds, 2 distribution — one with no singletons one club, a club or heart ruff in the or voids and at most one doubleton. But South hand and North’s long trump. we can also have balanced fits, where When your trump suit is a solid 4-4 each partner has the same number of fit, you will usually get a fifth trump cards in a suit trick with a ruff in one hand, and the North-South’s diamond suit in to- side 5-3 fit will often provide two day’s diagram; or unbalanced, when discards. But a 5-3 trump fit rarely one partner has more cards in a suit generates a sixth trump trick, and the North-South’s spade suit. Which usu- 4-4 cannot furnish a discard. ally makes the preferable trump suit? In the given auction, South should Next question: Look at the South now bid four diamonds, which guar- hand. You open one no-trump, and part- antees a double fit. Opener has three ner responds two hearts, a transfer bid spades and four or five diamonds. showing five or more spades. After you If North only wishes to play in complete the transfer, he rebids three game, he signs off in four spades. diamonds, natural and game-forcing. Here, though, he control-bids four What would you do now? hearts. Then six diamonds should be How many tricks do North-South reached without difficulty. MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS

8 p.m. ABC Stephen Amell and Alexander Ludwig wrestle with Bachelor in Paradise Probably because a new season of this popular emotions, loyalties and egos in vStarz’s “Heels” “Bachelor” spinoff last aired in summer 2019, Sea- son 7 — which is set at a resort in Mexico — al- By Barb Oates ready has attracted even more attention than usual, It was Saturday morning in the as well as attendant spoilers. Early reports suggest late ’80s, and for a young Stephen that as many as 32 contestants will appear in this Amell growing up in Toronto that season. Among the featured couples are Noah Erb meant it was time to turn on the TV and Abigail Herlinger, Brendan Morais and Natasha and devour the day’s WWE match- Parker, Tammy Ly and Thomas Jacobs, Demi Burnett ups. But that was never enough — and Kenny Braasch, and Ivan Hall and Jessenia Cruz. Amell would head down to his local 8 p.m. Videoflicks and rent or buy the latest CW VHS tapes of colosseum and Pay- Roswell, New Mexico Per-View matches, as he didn’t have Maria and Isobel (Heather Hemmens, Lily Cowles) one of those big satellite dishes to take a trip together in a determined search for some watch his heroes live. Never did he dream that his boyish fascination important answers in the new episode “Walk on would eventually find him in the the Ocean.” Meanwhile, Michael (Michael Vlamis) ring pitted against Cody Rhodes in makes a very disturbing discovery, and Kyle (Mi- a WWE SummerSlam or that he’d chael Trevino) receives a message from his past. be headlining a series where he was Jeanine Mason, Nathan Dean, Tyler Blackburn and the heel (in wrestling talk that’s the Amber Midthunder also star. villain). But he also never realized 9 p.m. he’d fall so in love with a story that CW was so heartfelt, so complex and so The Republic of Sarah thrilling. When unseasonably warm weather quickly melts “Frankly, I hadn’t really thought Ludwig shares. fun-loving, hunky hero of the DWL. rough and tumble. … It was like all the snow from the recent blizzard, Greylock faces the about what was going to be next His only hesitation was on cast- Outside of the ring he’s also the the work that I did for Oliver Queen, threat of massive flooding in the new episode “From after Arrow,” Amell tells. “I read the ing, as this was a drama about two wild card — brash, self-destructive, except I’d eat a giant bowl of pasta Simple Sources.” Realizing the community could be scripts [for Heels], and I fell in love very different brothers — Jack and very unpredictable — but charming, and steak at the end of the day. And completely underwater in a matter of hours, Sarah with the project, not just because I Ace Spade — who clash over their as well. just try to keep on calories. I got my- (Stella Baker) is forced to ask for help from Paul grew up a huge wrestling fan and dreams of wrestling fame and run- “You love to love him, and you love self to a point with work where the (guest star Xander Berkeley), the last person she then was lucky enough to live out ning their deceased father’s small- to hate him,” Ludwig adds. “Ace is an fight was actually keeping on the wants to rely on. Meanwhile, Bella and Tyler (Landry that childhood dream, thanks to town Duffy Wrestling League (DWL). absolute tornado inside of himself. weight.” Bender, Forrest Goodluck) take a big step in their Cody Rhodes and the WWE and “I thought this would be a great I think he’s a complete mess. All As for Ludwig, a self-described relationship, and Grover’s (Ian Duff) therapist urges AEW and just making friends in that thing to be a part of. But so much of these external things in his life im- adrenaline junkie, he was all in on industry, but just the family dynamic him to embrace what makes him happy. this is going to depend on who they pact him in ways he doesn’t know the training and learned how to do and the richness of the story — my 9:31 p.m. get for the brother, so I kind of kept how to deal with, especially with his a backflip off the top turnbuckle. character’s marriage and my rela- a distance from it. … Finally, when father’s death looming over this fam- “Vikings was exhausting … but the FOX tionship with my brother and mother Duncanville Stephen signed on, I was like, ‘Wow, ily and casting a dark shadow from hardest thing was the elements — and father.” this is going to be great.’” which he’s trying to crawl out. the weather, the mud, the cold, like Kimberly’s (voice of Riki Lindhome) relief at finally Despite being told not to “kiss the A Little Bit About The Bros: “He truly is trying to find his place that was its own type of beast. But getting her braces off is quickly eclipsed by the dis- first girl that looks at you at the bar,” Jack And Ace Spade in the world. I think that’s why I con- when you’re in a wrestling match covery that she has suddenly become more popular Amell knew he had something ex- The Spade brothers are from the nected so much with the character. against somebody else … Stephen in the new episode “Off to the Braces.” Meanwhile, traordinary and made Starz’s Heels, small, close-knit community of Duffy, He’s trying to please everybody and and I both almost passed out and things suddenly seem different for Jack (voice of Ty a new drama premiering Sunday, his Georgia. Jack (Amell) is the older be the man that he thought his dad like threw up. It was just vicious … Burrell) as well after people regard him with new- first TV project to follow his nearly brother; and you know how oldest wanted him to be and all these wrestling is certainly more painful.” found authority after he accidentally gets his pony- 10-year run as Oliver Queen on Ar- kids can be — controlling, selfish things,” Ludwig continues. “I do think You Don’t Need To Know tail cut off. The voice cast also includes Amy Poehler, row. A wise move, indeed. at times, bossy and impatient. In that in his core Ace is a good person. Wrestling To Enjoy “Heels” Yassir Lester, Betsy Sodaro, Rashida Jones and Wiz And Along Came “Viking” their family-owned wrestling busi- … He’s kind of this roller-coaster This is a deep drama that is filled Khalifa. Great Alexander Ludwig ness, he’s the heel — the villain of character where he acts like a rock with relatable and very complex 10 p.m. For nearly seven years, on the oth- the show — and also the writer. Jack star, but inside he’s a really, really characters. While wrestling serves TNT er side of the world, Alexander Lud- controls the storylines. tormented child.” as the backdrop to the storyline, the Titans wig spent his time as the brutal but “One of the things that we learned Getting Ready To Rumble series is all about the relationships In a new episode, Dick and Jason Todd (Brenton beloved Viking warrior Bjorn Ironside about Jack pretty early on is that Amell went through a bit of a between the family and their small on the global hit series Vikings. Thwaites, Curran Walters) take Dr. Adamson (Reed he’s not above making a decision for physical transformation for the role, community. Ludwig had plenty of box office selfish purposes,” Amell admits. “It’s putting on some extra weight. Jack “This is about hardworking small- Birney) to one of Bruce Wayne’s safe houses, where successes prior to his role as Bjorn all about what will Jack do? What is works as a lawnmower salesman town people who want more out Dick learns that someone is systematically murder- (including playing Cato in The Hun- the cost of the DWL? At what point during the day and he’s main-event- of life,” Ludwig concludes. “And so ing everyone who used to work with his parents in ger Games), and was approached does it become too expensive, per- ing the DWL every Saturday night, much of their life is determined by the circus. Dick immediately rushes to find the lone by Heels’ creator and showrunner, sonally, professionally, spiritually? along with booking the matches, the external. The more they look survivor, Clayton Williams (guest star Lester Spei- respectively, Michael Waldron and Because if he hangs on too tight to doing yardwork and trying to be a within themselves, the closer they ght), fearing he may be the next victim, but discovers Mike O’Malley. one thing, then he’s going to be left good husband and father. “I don’t get to what they’re actually looking Speight already has been kidnapped by the son of “I was just blown away by the ma- with nothing. And that’s really what think that he’s spending two and a for, which I would say is real peace the mobster who killed Dick’s parents. Anna Diop, terial. I just thought it was so up my we try to go over in this first season.” half hours in the gym,” Amell laughs. and happiness.” Teagan Croft and Ryan Potter also star. alley and it’s just so well written,” Ace (Ludwig) is the superstar, the “So I want to make myself more A feeling everyone can relate to.

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CLEANING/ Affordable Housing Opportunity COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS CARPENTRY MAINTENANCE Ocean Shores Apartments - Harbor Management THE TRIAL COURT 50 Lynnway, Lynn MA 01902 PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Ocean Shores Apartments is re-opening its waiting lists and taking Docket No. ES21P2307EA Carpentry & Services RONNIE Z applications for 1 & 2 bedroom subsidized apartments. Essex Probate and Family Court • Full Cleanouts: Homes, Qualifications: To qualify for these apartments, you must be 62 and over and/or 36 Federal Street Attics, basements, yards, MOVING disabled; and be considered low-income. Salem, MA 01970 Commercial clean outs, etc. Leave your moving to us! (978)744-1020 • Full Home Repairs, Whether it be one piece or more! How to get an application: Applications for the initial lottery will be available from Painting and Installations. 10% off for senior citizens, August 12, 2021 - October 11, 2021. Your place on the waiting list will be Estate of: Pamela A. Messinger decided by lottery, so there is no need to come in person, come early, or wait in • Windows, doors, porches, veterans, and disabled decks, stairs etc. line. Once the lottery period ends on October 11, 2021, any applications received Date of Death: 10/28/2015 • Gutter repairs and cleaning. Call Ronnie in the office will be accepted, but placed on the wait list as of the date/time they were received in the office, after the lottery group. To all interested persons: No job too small! There are several ways to obtain the application: Richard A. Messinger of Lynn MA 781-321-2499 1. Emailing a request to [email protected] For a free estimate 781-354-0023 2. Online at our website at https://harbormgmt.com/property/ocean-shores requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief -50-the-lynnway-lynn-ma/ as requested in the Petition. CLEANING/ 3. In person at the management office, located at 50 Lynnway, Lynn - MAINTENANCE applications will be available in each of the foyer entrances 24 hours a day. IMPORTANT NOTICE 4. Calling Ocean Shores at 781-598-5564, to request the application by You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the mail. TTY please call 800-439-2370. Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on WE TAKE AND DISPOSE Returning completed applications: Only 1 application per household will be the return day of 09/14/2021. accepted. Applications may be returned by mail to Ocean Shores Lottery c/o This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written HousingWorks, P.O. Box 231104, Boston MA 02123-1104, or by walk-in to the appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a Ocean Shores Management office by 2:00 pm on October 11, 2021. timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections OF ANYTHING Applications returned by mail must also be postmarked no later than within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further 2:00 pm on October 11, 2021. (For security reasons, do not fax or email your notice to you. application!) UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM Cellars, Attics, If your preliminary application shows you may be eligible, and if is received by PROBATE CODE (MUPC) Garages, Yards, Stores, etc. 2pm on October 11, 2021, your place on the wait list will be decided by a lottery A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised Call for quick service at a time and place to be determined. You will be notified of your place on the administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the waiting list after the lottery by mail or email, if you provided one. Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the and best prices. administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the Minimum household size of at least one person per bedroom required. Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and Use and Occupancy restrictions apply. expenses of administration.

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110 Munroe St., Lynn in Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Subscribers pay only classifieds! Open Monday-Friday 8-5 classifi eds. help! to subscribe today. $4.50 a week. MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B7 INTERNATIONAL Afghan president ees country as Taliban move on Kabul By Ahmad Seir, the day to evacuate person- jected comparisons to the Rahim Faiez, nel from the U.S. Embassy. U.S. pullout from Viet- Tameem Akhgar Smoke rose near the com- nam, as many watched and Jon Gambrell pound as staff destroyed in disbelief at the sight ASSOCIATED PRESS important documents, and of helicopters landing in the American ag was low- the embassy compound to KABUL, Afghanistan — ered. Several other West- take diplomats to a new Afghanistan’s embattled ern missions also prepared outpost at Kabul Interna- president left the country to pull their people out. tional Airport. Sunday, joining his fellow Afghans fearing that the “This is manifestly not citizens and foreigners in Taliban could reimpose the Saigon,” he said on ABC’s a stampede eeing the ad- kind of brutal rule that all “This Week.” vancing Taliban and sig- but eliminated women’s The American ambas- naling the end of a 20-year rights rushed to leave the sador was among those PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Western experiment aimed country as well, lining up evacuated, said of cials Petit Pas Hotel is damaged after an earthquake in Les Cayes, Haiti. at remaking Afghanistan. at cash machines to with- who spoke condition of The Taliban entered draw their life savings. The anonymity because they the capital early Sunday desperately poor — who were not authorized to Rescuers racing in Haiti as and an of cial in the mil- had left homes in the coun- discuss ongoing military itant group said it would tryside for the presumed operations. He was asking soon announce the Islam- safety of the capital — re- to return to the embassy, storm threatens to follow quake ic Emirate of Afghanistan mained in their thousands but it was not clear if he from the presidential pal- in parks and open spaces would be allowed to. By Evens Sanon coronavirus pandemic, a “The most important ace — a return rich in sym- throughout the city. As the insurgents closed and Collin Binkley presidential assassination thing is to recover as bolism to the name of the Though the Taliban had in Sunday, President ASSOCIATED PRESS and a wave of gang vio- many survivors as possi- country under the Taliban promised a peaceful tran- Ashraf Ghani ew out of lence. ble under the rubble,” said government ousted by U.S.- sition, the U.S. Embassy the country. LES CAYES, Haiti — The epicenter of the Henry. “We have learned led forces after the 9/11 warned Americans late “The former president of The death toll from a mag- quake was about 78 miles that the local hospitals, attacks. The of cial spoke in the day to shelter in Afghanistan left Afghani- nitude 7.2 earthquake in west of the capital of Port- in particular that of Les on condition of anonymity place and not try to get to stan, leaving the country Haiti soared on Sunday au-Prince, the U.S. Geo- Cayes, are overwhelmed because he was not autho- the airport, where it said in this dif cult situation,” as rescuers raced to  nd logical Survey said. with wounded, fractured rized to brief the media. there were reports of gun- said Abdullah Abdullah, survivors amid the rubble Aftershocks continued people.” The militants had earlier  re. The embassy also sus- the head of the Afghan ahead of a potential del- jolting the area Sunday. Sunday’s count from moved into a city gripped pended its own operations. National Reconciliation uge from an approaching In the badly damaged Haiti’s Of ce of Civil Pro- by panic, where helicopters Still, U.S. Secretary of Council. “God should hold tropical storm. coastal town of Les Cayes, raced overhead throughout State Antony Blinken re- him accountable.” Saturday’s earthquake tection raised the previ- left at least 724 dead and some families salvaged ous death toll from 304 2,800 injured in the Carib- their few belongings and dead. The agency said bean island nation, with spent the night at an more than 7,000 homes thousands more displaced open-air football pitch. On were destroyed and nearly from their destroyed or Sunday morning, people 5,000 damaged. Hospitals, damaged homes. Survivors lined up to buy what little schools, of ces and church- in some areas were forced was available: bananas, es were also affected. to shelter in streets or soc- avocados and water at a People in Les Cayes cer  elds with the few be- local street market. tried to pull guests from longings they were able to Some in the town the rubble of a collapsed salvage from their homes. praised God for surviving hotel, but as the sun set Yet the devastation the earthquake, and many on Saturday, they had only could soon worsen with went to the city’s cathe- been able to recover the the coming of Tropical dral, which appeared out- body of a 7-year-old girl Storm Grace, which was wardly undamaged even if whose home was behind predicted to reach Hai- the priests’ residence was the facility. ti late Monday or early destroyed. “I have eight kids, and Tuesday, bringing the po- “We only have Jesus I was looking for the last now,” said Johanne Dorce- tential for torrential rain, one,” Jean-Claude Daniel PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ooding and landslides. ly, 58, whose house was said through tears. “I will The U.S. National Hurri- destroyed. “If it wasn’t for never see her again alive. A U.S. Chinook helicopter ies over the U.S. Embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan. cane Center forecast 4 to 8 Jesus, I wouldn’t be able to The earthquake destroyed inches of rain in Haiti and be here today.” my life. It took a child the Dominican Republi- Prime Minister Ariel away from me.” can, with up to 15 inches Henry declared a one- Hospitals were over- in some southern parts of month state of emergen- whelmed at a moment the island they share. cy for the whole country when Haiti has been The earthquake struck and said he was rushing struggling with the pan- the southwestern part of aid to areas where towns demic and a lack of re- the hemisphere’s poor- were destroyed and hos- sources to deal with it. The est nation, almost razing pitals overwhelmed with country of 11 million peo- some towns and triggering patients. A former senator ple received its  rst batch landslides that hampered rented a private airplane of U.S.-donated corona- rescue efforts. The disas- to move injured people virus vaccines only last ter added to the plight from Les Cayes to Port- month via a United Na- of Haitians who were al- au-Prince for medical as- tions program for low-in- ready grappling with the sistance. come countries.

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A man looks at destroyed building in Bozkurt town of Kastamonu prov- ince, Turkey. Turkey evacuates some ooding victims; death toll hits 62 ISTANBUL (AP) — Tur- Kastamonu, nine in Sinop Israel’s defense minis- key sent ships to help and one in Bartin. try said Sunday it had evacuate people and vehi- Turkey’s interior min- reached out to Turkey cles from a northern town ister said 77 people were with an offer to send a on the Black Sea that was still missing in the ood- search-and-rescue team. hard hit by ooding, as the ing. Eight remained hospi- The heavy ooding came death toll in the disaster talized. after Turkey endured a rose Sunday to at least 62 Emergency crews across searing heat wave and as and more people than that the region kept up the crews in the south were remained missing. search for the missing taming wild res that Torrential rains pound- amid the many buildings raced across the country’s ed the country’s north- that have partially col- Mediterranean coast. western Black Sea prov- lapsed. The Turkish de- Climate scientists say inces on Wednesday, fense ministry sent two there’s little doubt that causing ooding that de- ships to evacuate people climate change from molished homes, severed and vehicles from a town the burning of coal, oil bridges, swept away cars in Sinop. They also sent and natural gas is driv- and rendered numerous military vehicles that can ing more extreme events roads unpassable. The serve as temporary bridg- — such as heat waves, Turkish disaster agency es to help get access to droughts, wild res, oods AFAD said 52 people were areas where bridges were and storms — as the killed in the province of wiped out. Earth warms. B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 2021 HEALTH Mental health clinics angle for a spot in Biden budget bill

By Ricardo health program in politi- vative. Alonso-Zaldivar cally polarized times. This could be their mo- ASSOCIATED PRESS Now, as Democrats hag- ment. The COVID-19 gle over the details of how pandemic is blamed for a WASHINGTON — An to deliver on President Joe nearly 30 percent rise in innovative program to Biden’s domestic agen- overdose deaths last year, help people with men- da, some backers see that and other indicators show tal health and substance mammoth bill as the best marked increases in anxi- abuse problems is being vehicle for a major expan- ety and depression. Young primed for a major ex- sion of the clinics. The es- adults and adolescents are pansion as the COVID-19 timated cost is close to $3 of particular concern. pandemic deepens strug- billion, not huge in the “Clearly the impact of gles with drug use, depres- context of the $3.5 tril- the pandemic on people’s sion and anxiety for many lion budget target just set mental health was signif- Americans. by the Senate. But with icant,” said Blunt. “If you Community behavioral many competing priorities had any kind of addiction health clinics offer 24/7 nothing is guaranteed. issue, it was likely to get PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS services to catch people “I’m advocating that worse as you’re more like- Members of the County Council joining over video chat participate in falling into crisis and pull this be part of any health ly to be isolated and have the Pledge of Allegiance at the start of a council meeting at the St. Louis them back. One tactic care package that moves more anxiety. On every County Council chambers in Clayton, Mo. involves deploying peer in the Senate,” said Sen. health marker I’ve seen, counselors who have lived Debbie Stabenow, D-Mich. things are headed in the and survived their own She and Sen. Roy Blunt, wrong direction.” Misinformation at public forums trauma. Launched in the R-Mo., are considered Blunt may be in a polit- Obama administration, legislative godparents of ical bind if the proposal the clinics actually got the clinics, a yearslong is part of the Democrats’ vexes local boards, big tech scaled up under President bipartisan collaboration budget bill, unlikely to get Donald Trump. That’s not between a liberal stalwart Republican support. By David Klepper ernment meetings have CDC is lying — it can be typical for a government and an old-school conser- The program’s of cial and Heather emerged as the latest vec- very compelling to laypeo- name is “Certi ed Com- Hollingsworth tor of COVID-19 misinfor- ple,” said Dr. Zubin Dam- munity Behavioral Health ASSOCIATED PRESS mation, broadcasting mis- ania, a California physi- Clinics,” or CCBHCs in leading claims about masks cian who received so many KANSAS CITY, Mo. — government-speak. Up- and vaccines to millions messages about the Indi- There are plenty of places ward of 400 are already and creating new challeng- ana clip that he created to turn for accurate infor- operating in more than 40 es for internet platforms his own video debunking states. But the program is mation about COVID-19. trying to balance the poten- Your physician. Local Stock’s claims. not yet that well known, tial harm against the need Damania hosts a popular and long-term funding is health departments. The for government openness. U.S. Centers for Disease online medical show under questionable. The latest video to go the name ZDoggMD. His Stabenow and Blunt Control. viral features a local phy- But not, perhaps, your video debunking Stock’s would give states the op- sician who made several comments has been viewed tion of incorporating the local government’s public misleading claims about comment session. more than 400,000 times clinics within their Med- COVID-19 while address- so far. He said that while icaid programs, securing During a meeting of the ing the Mount Vernon St. Louis County Council there are legitimate ques- federal matching funds at Community School Corpo- tions about the effective- earlier this month, oppo- ration in Fortville, Indiana, an enhanced rate. ness of mask requirements nents of a possible mask on Aug. 6. In his 6-minute “We are nally putting for children, Stock’s broad mandate made so many remarks, Dr. Dan Stock in place quality, compre- criticism of masks and vac- misleading comments tells the board that masks hensive services for men- cines went too far. tal health and addiction about masks, vaccines and don’t work, vaccines don’t COVID-19 that YouTube prevent infection, and state YouTube removed sev- that will be funded the eral similar videos of local same as physical health removed the video for vio- and federal health of cials lating its policies against don’t follow the science. government meetings in services,” said Stabenow. North Carolina, Missou- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS In the House, Rep. Doris false claims about the virus. The video has amassed “I hope no one is mak- tens of millions of online ri, Kansas and Washing- Mona Lisa McEachin stands outside of BestSelf Matsui, D-Calif., leads the ton state. In Bellingham, Behavioral Health in Buffalo, N.Y. effort. ing any medical decisions views, and prompted the based on what they hear Indiana State Depart- Washington, of cials re- at our public forums,” said ment of Health to push sponded by temporarily SPECIAL SUBSCRIPTION OFFER County Councilwoman back. Stock did not return suspending public com- Lisa Clancy, who supports multiple messages seek- ment sessions. mask wearing and said ing comment. The false claims in those she believes most of her “Here comes a doctor in videos were made during constituents do too. The suspenders who goes in the portion of the meet- AMERICA’S FAVORITE video was restored, but front of the school board ing devoted to public com- Clancy’s worries about the and basically says what ment. Local of cials have impact of that misinfor- some people are thinking: no control over what is mation remain. the masks are B.S., vac- said at these forums, and TV MAGAZINE Videos of local gov- cines don’t work and the say that’s part of the point. Virus claims more young victims as deaths climb yet again

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