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FRIDAY JULY 23, 2021 DEALS OF THE School candidates tested by students Saugus$ DAgetsY$ By Allysha Dunnigan Prevent the Cycle President Adriana year, and they were very involved in PG. 3 ITEM STAFF Paz said the organization began a con- that sense, but then the question came: $98,000 to versation last year about how to make What next? What can they do with all of LYNN — Youth involved in Prevent the changes they were looking to see that energy?” Paz said. “So, we decided the Cycle’s summer pilot program will locally, including preventing the cycles to create this path for them where they create a safer host a forum at the Lynn Museum on that exist around lack of representation can engage in not only the election pro- Aug. 4 from 6 to 8 p.m. for the candi- and systemic racism. cess, but how the city works in general.” DEALS dates for School Committee. One of the factors included in this Paz said by creating this pilot youth CliftondaleOF THE The forum was planned by members of conversation was the lack of partici- program — which she hopes to expand Prevent the Cycle ages 16 to 22 as a way By Sam Minton pation by community members in the to year-round — youth members can $ $ to incorporate younger residents into ITEM STAFFDAY election process, speci cally related to participate in the political processes that PG. 3 the campaigning process; these youth youth engagement. SAUGUS — Cliftondale Square will be members will host the event as well. “We saw a lot of youth protesting last PREVENT, A7 getting some improvements thanks to the Shared Street and Spaces Grant Program. The program awarded the town $98,000 Harbor Voices speak the Truth to improve the sidewalks and traf c in the square, an action thatDEALS comes on the heels of years’ worth of researchOF identifyingTHE in- frastructure improvements in the area. The Shared Streets $andDA SpacesY$ Grant Program was created inPG. response 3 to COVID-19 and allows cities and towns in the commonwealth to apply for funding to assist their needs regarding safer outdoor recreation, commerce, community activi- ties and mobility. Saugus will now lookDEALS to fund what is called a “road diet” for the rotary in the square. A road diet is OFdescribed THE as a best practice in transportation$DA planningY$ that reduces the width of a roadPG. to 3 better or- ganize and slow down traf c, which im- proves mobility and safety for walkers and riders alike. The town is hoping to add ADA-accessi- ble crosswalks, recon gured travel lanes, designated bus stops, crosswalk bumpouts and improved parking accessibility. “Cliftondale Square is a special neigh- borhood within the town of Saugus, and it has been a long-term goal of this ad- ministration to revitalize it,” said Town Manager Scott Crabtree. “With this grant award, the town will be able to make the ITEM PHOTO | JAKOB MENENDEZ necessary investment to improve safety A new art installation that was unveiled last night at 451 Broad St. in Lynn tells stories of 100 within the square, and take initial steps young residents and their opinions on the pandemic, the economic crisis, and racial injustice. towards attracting more business, visitors, More photos on A7. and residents to this beloved area within the community.” Crabtree added that Saugus is grateful for the support from the Baker-Polito ad- Swampscott ministration. BLM mural will Board of Selectmen Vice Chair Corinne Riley has lived in Cliftondale just about ends COVID her entire life. As Saugus has grown, she paint the town said, safety has become a concern in the area due to speeding and truckers cutting state of By Allysha Dunnigan through to avoid Route 1. ITEM STAFF “This grant is great news, and will be used as it is intended to help address traf- emergency LYNN — After more than a year of planning and advocating for c, safety and economic development in a Black Lives Matter street mural, volunteers and artists working Cliftondale,” said Riley. “Being a member with the group One Lynn, One Love will nally begin painting it on on the Cliftondale Revitalization Commit- By Tréa Lavery Essex Street this weekend. ITEM STAFF tee, this grant will help fund the priorities This project was initiated by recent Lynn English High School that the residents have let us know they SWAMPSCOTT — The Board of Health vot- graduates Carlos Prudencio and Damianny Garrido — both of care the most about, like safety, parking ed Wednesday to rescind the emergency order whom will be attending American University in the fall — follow- and economic development.” ing the murder of George Floyd by former Minneapolis police of - enacted in March 2020 due to the COVID-19 Riley added that she is grateful to the cer Derek Chauvin. pandemic, as well as all of the other emergency state for the funding and also to the town As the video of Floyd being suffocated went viral, communities orders following that. departments for making the application across the world came together through protests and the painting Public Health Nurse Neia Illingsworth told for the grant. of Black Lives Matter murals, as demonstrations of support for the the board that, in the past seven weeks, the Sam Minton can be reached at sminton@ town has seen only one new case of the virus, MURAL, A2 itemlive.com. bringing the total number of cases over the course of the pandemic to 1,166. The slowing of new cases is in part due to the high vaccination rates in Swampscott. As of Nahant musician July 15, 81 percent of the total eligible popu- lation in town has received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. hits a high note The age groups with the highest vaccination rate are adults between 65-74 and 30-49, of which 95 percent are vaccinated (the state does By Sam Minton ITEM STAFF Gian Carlo not share statistics above 95 percent, making Buscaglia this the highest possible rate). Ninety-one NAHANT — Residents got to take a musical journey posing percent of residents aged 16-19 and 50-64 are on Thursday night. with a vaccinated and 89 percent of residents 20-29 The public library continued its summer concert se- funny ries — which features a new local artist each week — are vaccinated. The rate for adults over 75 is face while 87 percent and for children ages 12-15 is 83 with Gian Carlo Buscaglia, whose style was described as old-school Latin music by library staff member Carolyn performing percent. on the The town has not yet made a decision on Ziering. Ziering said Buscaglia and other musicians from the lawn of the whether it will require masks in the town’s Nahant public schools come September. The board is concert series have spent stints busking in the early stages of their careers, adding that it’s been great to give Public waiting for the state to issue guidance on this these artists a platform. Library. topic before making a nal decision. “I think it’s important to hear local musicians and we Tréa Lavery can be reached at tlavery@item- ITEM PHOTO | live.com. CONCERT, A7 JAKOB MENENDEZ INSIDE Red tide causes ban on North Shore shell shing Opinion Thor Jourgensen: By Tréa Lavery way. banned in certain shell sh-grow- Rockport, Rowley, Salem, Sau- A train of thought. A4 ITEM STAFF “Salem has no digging permits,” ing areas on the North Shore. gus, Swampscott and Winthrop. • said Capt. Bill McHugh, the har- Harvesting of all shell sh and In Marblehead, seasonal per- A toxin known as red tide that Let’s keep talking bormaster for that city. “The only carnivorous snails was banned in mits for recreational clam har- affects shell sh caused the state about race. A4 thing we have is sea worms, so other areas, but that ban mostly vesting run from Oct. 1 through to ban all shell shing in much of the end of April, said Shell sh the North and South shores last there’s no impact on us because affected the South Shore. Sports we have a moratorium on dig- Local communities included in Constable Jack Attridge, so they Shull named 2021 week until further notice. ging.” the ban are Beverly, Boston, Dan- have also been unaffected. In Item Player of the Year However, despite the ban, many Revere, where digging for clams The Massachusetts Division of vers, Essex, Gloucester, Ipswich, for boys lacrosse. B1 local shermen have so far been and other shell sh is more com- Marine Fisheries on July 15 an- Lynn, Manchester-by-the-Sea, • unaffected, because many local mon, it was already temporarily Marblehead softball communities have not currently nounced that the harvest of soft- Marblehead, Nahant, Newbury, ready for regionals. B1 been allowing shell shing any- shell clams and razor clams was Newburyport, Peabody, Revere, SHELLFISH, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 76° VOL. 142, ISSUE 193 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 60° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 COMICS ...... B4 ENTERTAINMENT ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY JULY 23, 2021 OBITUARIES Thomas J. Wilson, 68 Edward F. Urbanski, 74 BLM mural October 31,1952 - July 11, 2021 1946 - 2021 MARBLEHEAD - Thomas J. SALEM - Edward Francis Ur- will paint Wilson passed away peaceful- banski, 74, of Salem, passed ly in his home in Marblehead away Monday evening, July 19, over the weekend at the age of 2021 at NSMC Salem Hospi- 68. Tom was born and raised tal. He was the husband of in Lynn, the son of Douglas the late June Cormier Urbanski, the town A. and Catherine (Kennedy) with whom he shared 50 years MURAL Council members gave Wilson. He was also preceded of marriage. From A1 Prudencio and Garrido in death by his brother, Doug- Born in Salem, MA, Edward a standing ovation upon las J. Wilson. He spent most of was the son of the late Edward Black community. the vote, praising them his life there before his later and Ann (Jaskal) Urbanski. Ed- As of this weekend, for their hard work and years closer to the ocean in ward worked for many years Lynn will join the more determination in making Marblehead. Tom is survived at General Electric Aviation than 174 communities the mural a reality. by his daughter Lisa Wilson, in Lynn as a Senior Buyer. He nationwide that have al- Ward 6 Councilor Fred his sister Margaret Schenkel, enjoyed playing cribbage and ready created Black Lives Hogan described the duo brother-in-law Roger Schenkel, reading and he loved spending Matter murals, including as carrying the kind of his two grandchildren Magnolia time with his grandkids most Somerville and Worcester. “dedication and commit- and Rye, several nieces and of all. He loved to share every- The project in Lynn will ment” that the city needs, nephews as well as a number He was always game to give thing including his wit, wisdom, be a double mural on Es- and extended his support of grand-nieces and nephews. someone a ride to the airport warmth and guiding hand. and under the direction of sex Street, with “Black to them throughout the He is reunited at peace with his or to fire away a funny text or Edward is survived by his lov- the Berube & Sons Funeral Lives Matter” written entire process. son Brian J. Wilson. tweet about sports, politics and ing daughter, Beth (Urbanski) Home of Salem. Those who in two different direc- The City Council agreed Tom’s life was a nine inning even religion. He had thoughts Donadoni and her husband wish may make a donation in tions. One piece of it will to continue to work with baseball game. The same about everything. He never Bill of Danvers, his grandchil- Edward’s name to the Amer- be painted in front of One Lynn, One Love after boy who hit a game winning held a grudge. He could find dren Alex and Maeve, a sister, ican Diabetes Association, the courthouse on Essex the painting of the mural homerun in a junior league humor in the darkest of times; Mary Wdow and her husband PO Box 7023, Merrifield, Street and will continue in order to monitor its up- playoff game decades ago to and if you got time to share a Sonny of Peabody, his nephews VA 22116 or through www. to Johnson Street, with a keep as well as relay any cheers from his dad of “that’s lobster roll with him, he would David Wdow Jr. of Peabody and Diabetes.org. To send a con- reverse mural beginning updates needed for the my boy,” finished the latter in- even share some honest wis- Jeff Wdow and his wife Libby of dolence to the family please in front of City Hall and project. nings of life the same way: dom with you from a life rich in North Andover, several nieces visit www.BerubeFuneral- continuing to the front of The mural is scheduled to strong. He was able to enjoy experiences of all kinds. and nephews, and his com- Home.com Lynn District Court. be painted by local artists time on both the Pacific and Service information: Tom’s panion Joan Greener of Salem. “The mural being on from 11 a.m. until sunset life will be celebrated on July Atlantic oceans during the later Service Information: Fu- Essex Street to City Hall on Saturday and Sunday. 24th at 11 a.m. Mass at St. innings of his life. During this neral services will be private Square would be in the During this time, Essex Ann’s Church in Peabody. In time he built newer, stronger middle of three institu- Street will be closed to leu of flowers he would like- relationships with those clos- tions that have histori- motorists. ly ask that you remember a est to him, while maintaining cally affected the lives of One Lynn, One Love is funny story about him, or tell and rekindling friendships that Black people,” Garrido seeking donations to pay one about him to a friend you only strengthened with time. Carolyn Greene, 80 said during a previous City for their artists and to pur- both shared. He was always there for friends 1941 - 2021 Council meeting. “This chase supplies. Donations in need; maybe with a funny mural will unify us during can be made payable to Be- text, and in some cases staying LYNN - Carolyn Greene Greene & Anthony Gubitosi, all of the tragedies that yond Walls, 18 Mount Ver- with them on their deathbeds. was the daughter of the and sister of Ralph, Ronnie, we have gone through, not non St., Lynn, MA 01901 late Emma and Albert Conti, and Dennis. She also leaves only in the last year, but in with “BLM street mural” mother to her children Ton- several nieces and nephews. our whole lives.” in the memo line. ya, Sharon, John, and Kevin, Service Information: Fu- The City Council vot- Donations can also be great-grandma and grandma neral service was at Pine ed unanimously in favor made on the GoFundMe to Austin, Robert, Matt, Sta- Grove Cemetery, Lynn, on of the mural on April 27, page at https://gofund.me/ Thomas A Coppola, 63 cey, Dais, Jaden, Maya, An- July 22, 2021 via Goodrich after the project received ff08bb07. gel, and Anthony. She was Funeral Home at 128 Wash- support from Mayor Allysha Dunnigan can 1958 - 2021 mother-in-law to Evengline ington St., Lynn. Thomas M. McGee and be reached at adunnigan@ U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton. itemlive.com. MARBLEHEAD - Thomas A. Coppola, 63, of Brownfield, ME, died Sunday July 18, 2021, af- ter a brief illness. Born in Lynn Pharmacist in meningitis to the late James and Lucy (Leonardi) Coppola, Thomas lived in Marblehead for many years, before moving to Sa- outbreak gets more prison time lem to raise his family. Thomas had deep faith in God. He was BOSTON (AP) — A An appeals court tossed blessed with a green thumb; former Massachusetts their sentences last year he loved planting, farming, and pharmacist convicted for and ordered the judge ran his own landscaping busi- his role in a deadly 2012 to re-examine whether ness. Most recently, Thomas multistate meningitis certain enhancements retired to Maine to spend his outbreak that killed more in sentencing guidelines time gardening and landscap- than 100 people and sick- that call for stiffer punish- ing, and spending time with his ened hundreds of others ments should apply. family, especially his children. will spend more time be- Throughout Chin’s tri- Thomas is survived by his hind bars after a feder- al, prosecutors portrayed daughters; Lucy, Angela, Sa- 11 a.m. at Our Lady Star of al judge on Wednesday him as a callous employ- mantha, and Roseanna Cop- the Sea Church Marblehead, lengthened his original ee who cut corners and pola, Payton Labbe, his step followed by burial at Star sentence by 2 1/2 years. ignored warning signs of of the Sea Cemetery, Mar- daughter Melissa Gallagher, Glenn Chin, former super- unsafe production meth- blehead. Visiting hours will his significant other Janine visory pharmacist for the ods to boost production (Irvine) Coppola, his step be held on Sunday from 3-7 New England Compound- and profits. Chin’s attor- grandson Nolan Roberts, his p.m. at SOLIMINE FUNERAL FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS brother James Coppola and HOME, 67 Ocean St. (Rt. 1A) ing Center, was resentenced neys said Cadden was the his wife Janet, brother Joseph Lynn. Relatives and friends to 10 1/2 years in prison Glenn Chin, a supervisory pharmacist at the one calling the shots that Coppola and his wife Nancy, are respectfully invited. after the 1st U.S. Circuit now-closed New England Compounding Cen- there was no evidence sister Rosemary Rainsford and Those who prefer may make Court of Appeals threw out ter, leaves federal court after attending the Chin caused the drugs to her husband Edmund, as well donations in Thomas’ name his eight-year punishment first day of his trial in Boston. become contaminated. as many nieces and nephews. to St. Joseph’s Church, 225 and ordered U.S. District Prosecutors had called Thomas was predeceased by S High St. Bridgeton, ME. Judge Richard Stearns to years in prison. intended to harm anyone.” for a new sentence of more his parents, and his former in- Online guestbook and direc- reconsider the case. Before Wednesday’s lon- Cadden and Chin than 17 years for both men, laws, Janice and Richard Irvine. tions at www.Solimine.com. It comes two weeks af- ger sentence was handed were both acquitted of who were convicted of fraud Service Information: A fu- ter the same judge tacked down, Chin, 53, told fam- second-degree murder and other crimes stemming neral mass will be held on on more than five years ilies of victims who had charges after trials in Bos- from the outbreak caused Monday July 26, 2021 at to the sentence for Barry gathered in the courtroom: ton’s federal court but were by mold-tainted steroid Cadden, the former owner “I completely understand subsequently charged with injections produced by the of the New England Com- why you hate me. ... I apol- murder in Michigan state compounding pharmacy. pounding Center. Cadden ogize to each and everyone court, where the cases are The outbreak sickened or was resentenced to 14 1/2 of you. Please know I never still pending. killed people in 20 states.

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Man gets 30 years in prison mother and aunt were shanah. New cases of COVID-19 for killing girlfriend’s son present when the shoot- On Monday, he ordered creep upward in Rhode Island ing occurred, but were not schools to open as he rec- CRANSTON, R.I. (AP) injured, The Providence ommended on the day af- PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — A 74-year-old Rhode Journal reports. ter the start of the holiday, — New cases of COVID-19 Island man has been sen- “This case is an example which marks the start of have ticked up slightly in tenced to 30 years in pris- of how a menial argument the Jewish New Year and Rhode Island following on for fatally shooting his within a household can is considered a day of rest weeks of declines. Stories live on. girlfriend’s son. quickly escalate and re- where work is forbidden. Updated numbers re- Charles Gangi, of Cran- sult in tragic consequenc- “The discussion about the leased by the state on Thurs- ston, pleaded no contest es when a firearm is eas- opening of the 2021-2022 day show the percentage of Tell theirs. to one count of second-de- ily accessible and is used school year and wheth- positive coronavirus tests gree murder in Providence with no forethought,” said er or not school should be increased to 1% this week, County Superior Court on Cranston Police Chief Mi- closed for Rosh Hashanah up from half a percentage Share your loved one’s story. Monday, state Attorney chael Winquist. highlights the importance point the week before. [email protected] | 781-593-7700 General Peter Neronha of cultural diversity,” Brice announced on Wednesday. In addition, the number of Head of district roiled by Rosh wrote in part in a letter to Superior Court Justice new cases per 100,000 resi- Maureen Keough handed Hashanah debate resigns the school community. “It dents increased too, from 15 is important that for this last week to 29 this week. In partnership with Gangi a 60-year sentence BRISTOL, R.I. (AP) — The year Rosh Hashanah be One additional death with 30 years to serve at superintendent of a Rhode observed just as Good Fri- the Adult Correctional In- Island school district roiled from COVID-19 was an- day is observed.” stitutions in Cranston and by a debate over starting nounced Thursday, bring- the balance suspended the coming school year on The Jewish Alliance of ing the state’s total death with probation. the Jewish holiday of Rosh Greater Rhode Island has toll to COVID-19 to 2,739. Gangi admitted to shoot- Hashanah has resigned. said the start date violat- While the number of Lynn Drug Task Force ing 41-year-old Paul Zois The Providence Journal ed principles of religious newly infected people is five times with a revolver reports Bristol-Warren tolerance and forced Jew- still relatively small, state Hotline during an argument in De- Superintendent Jonathan ish students, teachers and health officials say they’re cember in their home. Zois’ Brice announced his resig- staff to choose between watching closely. 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY nation Tuesday saying that school and work or their In one bit of good news, or text the word tiplynn the decision was in the best religious obligation. the state announced that IN MEMORIAM The district’s teacher’s and your tip to “tip411” (847411) WILLIAM "BILL" SISSON interest of his family. new hospitalizations for 2013 ~ JULY 23 ~ 2021 Brice had recommended union also filed a grievance COVID-19 fell again this EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY the school year begin Sept. with the school committee week, from 21 last week to Spanish menu available You still live on in the heart and mind. 8, but the Bristol Warren arguing it violates it’s con- 16 so far this week. In all, All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Of the loving family School Committee decided tract’s non-discrimination 17 people in Rhode Island Callers may remain anonymous. you left behind. clause and the school’s an- are now hospitalized with Love, Your Family to begin classes on Sept. 7, the first day of Rosh Ha- ti-discrimination policy. the virus. FRIDAY JULY 23, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Olympic scandals march on long after torch goes out

By Eddie Pells its athletes dope without ASSOCIATED PRESS getting caught. As a result, around 270 Russians were TOKYO — From doping permitted to compete in to demonstrations to dirty 2016. Possibly emboldened of cials, the Olympics have by the IOC move, Russia never lacked their share of continued to cover up its off-the- eld scandals and misdeeds. In 2019, WADA controversies that keep investigators determined the Games in the head- that Russia had manipulat- lines long after the torch ed 23 gigabytes of data that goes out. The ve-year could have been used to gap since the last Summer pursue cases related to the Olympics has been no dif- original cheating. WADA ferent. A brief look at some suggested a four-year ban of the most notable news with heavy restrictions on to hit the Olympic world which Russians could com- since it last convened for pete, but the Court of Arbi- the Summer Games: tration for Sport watered it SEX ABUSE — Larry down. The end result: Some Nassar’s sexual abuse of 335 Russian athletes will hundreds of gymnasts in compete in Tokyo, though the U.S. opened a window not wearing team uniforms PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS into an abusive culture and not under the Russian Spot res smolder near trees damaged by the Bootleg Fire in Bly, Ore. that permeates through-  ag. They of cially will out the sport and in all cor- be competing as members ners of the globe. Since Rio of the “ROC,” or Russian de Janeiro, the U.S. Center Olympic Committee. Only Western wild res grow, but for SafeSport opened to in- 10 of those athletes will vestigate complaints about be in track and eld; that abuse in sports. It took the sport’s governing body, decision-making process whose former leaders en- better weather helps crews of these cases out of the abled some of the cheating hands of organizations (see below), has since taken such as USA Gymnas- a much harder stance on By Nathan Howard Prummer, Incident Com- est land. It erupted July 4 To the northwest, the tics, which for years had the Russia case than most. ASSOCIATED PRESS mander trainee of Paci c and was one of nearly two summer fun of boating been forced to pit mem- DOPING RULES — A Northwest Incident Man- dozen blazes sparked by and bathing came to an bers (gymnasts) against spotlight shined on an- BLY, Ore. — Lower agement Team 2, said in lightning strikes. abrupt end for vacationers winds and better weather members (coaches) when ti-doping rules that call on a statement. “However, More than 1,200 re- at Lake Almanor as the abuse allegations arose. athletes to submit their helped crews using bull- we still have a long road ghters were battling Dixie Fire spread up the dozers and helicopters Other abuse allegations whereabouts so they can be ahead of us to ensure the the Alpine County blaze, west  ank of the Sier- in taekwondo, water polo battling the nation’s larg- subjected to testing without safety of the surrounding which has destroyed at ra Nevada, expanding to and gure skating were est wild re in southern notice. Reigning Olympic communities.” least 10 buildings, forced more than 162 square among those that came to Oregon while a Northern champions Christian Cole- The Oregon re, which evacuations in sever- miles. The west shore of light in the United States, California wild re crossed man and Brianna McNeal was sparked by lightning, al communities and had the resort lake and many and the U.S. Olympic and into Nevada, prompting and world champion Sal- has ravaged the sparsely closed parts of U.S. 395 other small communities Paralympic Committee re- new evacuations as blazes wa Eid Naser are among populated southern part in Nevada and Califor- were under evacuation or- wrote its own bylaws to, in burn across the West. those missing the Olym- of the state and had been nia. Fire of cials expected ders. part, prioritize the mental pics after being banned for Oregon’s Bootleg Fire expanding by up to 4 miles active or extreme re be- Meanwhile, Oregon on and physical well-being of violations of this rule. ... grew to 624 square miles a day, pushed by strong havior on Thursday, which Wednesday banned all its athletes instead of the And only weeks before the — over half the size of winds and critically dry could see 14 mph winds camp res on state-man- chase for Olympic medals. start of the Olympics, the Rhode Island. However, weather. The blaze, which and temperatures ap- aged lands and in state RUSSIA DOPING — ban of American sprint- authorities said higher is being fought by more proaching 90 degrees. campgrounds east of In- In Rio, the IOC reject- er Sha’Carri Richardson humidity Wednesday and than 2,200 people, is now A request for voluntary terstate 5, the major high- ed a World Anti-Doping for a positive marijuana overnight and better con- more than one-third con- evacuations was also is- way that is commonly con- Agency recommendation test fueled a debate about ditions allowed crews to tained. sued for portions of Doug- sidered the dividing line to ban all Russian com- whether that drug — not improve re lines. The re At least 2,000 homes las County, Nevada. An between the wet western petitors from the Olym- considered a performance also was approaching an were ordered evacuated evacuation center was set part of the state and the pics as punishment for a enhancer and legal in some area burned by a previous at some point during the up at a community center dry eastern half. wide-ranging scheme the parts of the globe — should re on its active southeast- re and an additional in Gardnerville, Nevada. Extremely dry condi- country designed to help be forbidden anymore. ern  ank, raising hopes 5,000 were threatened. At Evacuee Morgana-Le-Fae tions and recent heat that lack of fuel could re- least 70 homes and more Veatch said she already waves tied to climate duce its spread and the than 100 outbuildings had boxed up most of her change have made wild- forecast was for favorable have burned, but no one is belongings because she is res harder to ght. Cli- re ghting weather again known to have died. starting community col- mate change has made on Thursday. Meanwhile the Tama- lege next week but her the West much warmer “Fire crews and sup- rack Fire south of Lake parents lost their house in and drier in the past 30 port personnel have made Tahoe had burned more a 1987 blaze. years and will continue signi cant progress in than 68 square miles of “So this has been really, to make weather more ex- containing this re in timber and head-high really stressing to them,” treme and wild res more the last few days,” Joe chaparral in national for- she said. frequent and destructive. Pelosi says ‘deadly serious’ Jan. 6 probe to go without GOP

By Mary FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Clare Jalonick Sha’Carri Richardson celebrates after winning ASSOCIATED PRESS the rst heat of the semi nals in the women’s WASHINGTON — Un- 100-meter run at the U.S. Olympic Track and fazed by Republican Field trials in Eugene, Ore. threats of a boycott, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi de- clared Thursday that a congressional committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection will take on its “deadly seri- ous” work whether Repub- lians participate or not. The Republicans’ House leader, Kevin McCarthy, called the committee a “sham process” and sug- gested that GOP lawmak- ers who take part could face consequences. McCa- rthy said Pelosi’s rejection of two of the Republicans FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The value of each coupon shown here is equal to he had attempted to ap- Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., returns to her of ce at the or greater than the price of the newspaper. point was an “egregious Capitol in Washington. abuse of power.” ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! The escalating tension clear on Thursday that she ing the panel last month. “tremendous addition” to between the two parties — won’t relent, and Demo- The other, Wyoming Rep. the panel. Several Dem- If you would like to participate in before the investigation has crats mulled lling the Liz Cheney, has already ocrats on the panel also The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, even started — is emblem- empty seats themselves. been appointed by Pelo- seemed to support the contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 atic of of the raw partisan “It is my responsibility as si to sit on the committee idea, with Chairman Ben- anger that has only wors- the speaker of the House along with seven Dem- nie Thompson of Missis- ened on Capitol Hill since to make sure we get to the ocrats — ensuring they sippi saying the military TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY former President Donald truth of this, and we will have a quorum to proceed, veteran is a “the kind of Trump’s supporters laid not let their antics stand whether other Republi- person we’d want to have.” siege to the Capitol and in- in the way of that,” Pelosi cans participate or not. terrupted the certi cation said of the Republicans. 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Hall Rockport Commuter Rail The first trip came at the 110 Munroe St. Monica Connell Healey Thor W J. K S ¢ Y line or the Green Line to end of freshman year in P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer J. Patrick Norton Deputy Editor college. I almost flunked J N. W  T¢  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Fenway Park. I’m talking Jourgensen Lynn, MA 01903 Chief Operating O cer Editorial Editor Chairman about an Amtrak train out and my academic fu- with coaches, sleepers, ture was in doubt, but for Customer Service forests. People wave at you PUBLISHERS dining and club cars, and two days and a night, I dis- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 great American railroad from backyards, railroad engaged from my life and Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 crossings and station plat- Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 names like “Sunset Limit- let my mind free-associate All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 ed,” “City of New Orleans” forms with names of places about anything and every- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 781-593-7700 and “Southern Crescent.” you never heard of until thing that rolled through Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 you climbed aboard. Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 There is nothing com- it. Ext. 2 Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 parable to boarding a I love trains. If I had my My second trip, made al- Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 own way, I’d be on one right Classified/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 cross-country train, set- most 15 years later, came now. If I was Jeff Bezos, I [email protected] tling into your seat and during a time of adult John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 wouldn’t ride a rocket into feeling the slightly verti- reckoning that included sort-of-space. I would buy Subscriptions go-inducing thrill of sitting spending time alone with [email protected] my own train complete stationary one second and my late father and with my with a restored 1950s-era Circulation then slipping forward the mother. locomotive, a Vistadome [email protected] next, watching the train The third trip was my fa- platform and its occupants vorite: My wife and I took Ext. 3 slide away. the Southern Crescent Newsroom Traveling by railroad is from New York City to New I love [email protected] expensive, but it is worth Orleans. We ate dinner in [email protected] EDITORIAL every dollar — and you trains. If I the gently-undulating Vir- want to make sure you pay ginia hills; went to sleep in Ext. 4 extra and reserve a sleep- North Carolina, woke up in had my Sports ing compartment. I’ve em- Atlanta and rolled into the [email protected] barked on a dozen multi- own way, Big Easy in time for dinner Let’s keep talking state and multinational with all the luggage we Ext. 5 automotive excursions and I’d be on pre-shipped waiting for us. Retail and Online about race I can assure you that com- one right Traveling by train with Advertising paring car travel to train kids sounds like a pain in [email protected] George Floyd’s May 25, 2020 murder summoned travel is like comparing now. the neck, but think again: Americans to a long-overdue discussion on sys- a movie viewed on a tele- If you’re a kid aboard a ADVERTISING temic racism, white privilege and racial inequi- vision or laptop screen to train, you invariably find Ernie Carpenter Jr. ty. That summons was issued again in Lynn last watching one in a theater. the opportunity to sneak Director of Advertising week (Item, July 13) with candidates for munici- The mind-numbing grind away from your parents and Business Development, ext. 1355 pal office talking about racial-profiling incidents that, to a great or lesser dining car, and a club car and go exploring. You see [email protected] that should embarrass, if not sicken, every resi- extent, is part and parcel like the ones you see in all kinds of people you Ralph Mitchell dent of this great city. of road travel is absent Hitchcock movies. would normally never see. Veteran City Councilor-at-Large Hong Net, a Sales Representative, ext. 1313 from train travel. The “our- Train travel condenses You hang around the club [email protected] survivor of the Cambodian genocide who kept flight-today-is-completely- your world down to a roll- car and get to know the himself alive with courage and determination, full,” rule-laden slog that ing village with food, beds steward who slides you a Patricia Whalen recounted how people spat at him and called the now defines the once-glam- and bathrooms. You know free Coke or a bowl of ice Sales Representative, ext. 1310 police when he campaigned in past elections. orous and fun experience your fellow travelers only cream. You see other kids [email protected] “All I did was smile at them,” said Net. of flying doesn’t hold a can- by a passing glance or with and start hanging out with BUSINESS OFFICE Coco Alinsug, who was born in the Philippines, dle to train travel. the familiarity afforded by them and, before you know said he received a phone call from a woman who When you buy a train a conversation over dinner. it, the trip’s over and you Susan J. Conti told the Ward 3 Council candidate, “You immi- ticket, you don’t just pur- Train travel gradually want to do it all again. Controller, ext. 1288 grants are sucking the system.” chase a trip aboard a but inexorably tugs you That sums up train trav- [email protected] Ward 4 Council candidate Natasha Megie-Mad- train; you also purchase away from work, worries el perfectly: You slide out of Ted Grant drey is making her fourth run for municipal office a pass for a journey into and responsibility. The the station and into a jour- and said her experiences during previous cam- Publisher, ext. 1234 American history. You roll sensation and sound of the ney that wakes up feelings [email protected] paigns included a resident calling the police after through the backsides of wheels meeting the tracks and memories you haven’t Megie-Maddrey knocked on her door. big cities well out of view lulls you into contented- experienced in years and, Marian Kinney Racial profiling is the reason mayoral candidate ext. 1212 from interstates. You slide ness or drops you into before you know it, the Keith Lee gave for his decision to drop out of the [email protected] sleep. trip’s over and you want to mayoral race. through small towns and Will Kraft No political observer was going to handicap Lee glide through fields and I’ve traveled by train do it all over again. Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 into a frontrunner’s spot in the mayor’s race, but [email protected] that’s not the point. When someone exercises the HOLLY SKLAR right in a democracy to run for elected office and Paula Villacreses then drops out citing racial profiling, perhaps it’s A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 time for a serious discussion on racism. [email protected] In an academic study available for viewing on- Minimum wage hits a line, David E. Broockman, a University of Cal- Mike Shanahan ifornia professor, and U.S. Council of Economic Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 Advisers economist Evan J. Soltas observed that [email protected] racial profiling flourishes during elections in the terrible milestone Jim Wilson absence of detailed information about candidates Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 and their views on campaign issues. We’ve hit a terrible mile- worker productivity rose es in these states, and [email protected] “...discrimination could be greater in other elec- stone for the federal min- and the economy grew. But many others with inad- CIRCULATION tions where voters may have less information or imum wage — 12 years in recent decades, increas- equate minimum wages, weaker preferences,” the scholars concluded. without a raise. The last es have been too little, too are counting on a federal Lisa Mahmoud Megie-Maddrey, Alinsug and Lee may not be ev- increase was to $7.25 an late to keep up with the raise. Manager, ext. 1239 ery voter’s definition of the best person to serve hour on July 24, 2009. cost of living, and the re- “When wages are too [email protected] the city in elected office. But they deserve credit That’s so long ago, the wards of economic growth low, everything is affected for running for office, and the challenges they face top movies that year were have gone increasingly to — home life, health, edu- CUSTOMER SERVICE in campaigning should not include racial profiling. “Transformers: Revenge the top. cation and productivity on La’ Mosha Ball It is the voter’s responsibility to learn about can- of the Fallen” and “Harry The federal minimum the job,” said Chrissy Jen- Customer Service, ext. 1276 didates. It is every Lynn resident’s responsibility Potter and the Half-Blood wage peaked in buying sen, owner of Domestica in [email protected] to confront and banish racism from the city. Prince.” power in 1968, when it was Des Moines, Iowa. “Rais- As summer turns into fall, municipal candidates The minimum wage has worth more than $12.50 in ing the minimum wage to GRAPHICS will attend forums and answer voters’ questions. not gone up, but prices 2021 dollars, according to $15 will give people some Racial-profiling anecdotes recited by Net, Lee, have. the U.S. Bureau of Labor room to breathe. They’ll be Trevor Andreozzi Councilor-at-Large candidate Marven Hyppolite Momentum for a $15 Statistics. Today, only D.C. better workers and better Designer [email protected] and other candidates point to a need for a forum minimum wage is grow- and four states — Califor- customers.” on race in Lynn. ing. Delaware is the 10th nia, Massachusetts, New Businesses know their Edwin Peralta Jr. state — joining California, York, Washington — have own pay practices are im- Designer Connecticut, Florida, Il- a statewide minimum portant, but not a substi- [email protected] Day Two: Downtown linois, Maryland, Massa- wage rate currently in ef- tute for a federal raise. chusetts, New Jersey, New fect that is greater than or “We know that happier NEWSROOM held hostage York and Rhode Island — equal to $12.50. Connecti- employees make for hap- Mike Alongi to enact a $15 minimum cut joins them with an pier customers,” said Jor- Sports Editor, ext. 1228 On Wednesday, unannounced roadwork in down- wage (with varied phase- Aug. 1 increase. dan Scott, co-owner and [email protected] town Lynn blocked streets, shut down Oxford, An- in schedules). Imagine going back in chef of Machina Kitchen drew and Washington streets and Central Avenue But without a federal time to December 1968, & ArtBar in Keene, N.H. Gayla Cawley News Editor, ext. 1236 and stalled traffic. raise, millions of Ameri- when Apollo 8 astronauts “But the $7.25 minimum [email protected] On Thursday, these downtown streets looked like cans will be left behind. made history by becoming wage leaves people in the It would take a minimum the first humans to orbit food industry struggling to the bumper-car ride at an amusement park, with Allysha Dunnigan drivers weaving around each other and dodging iron wage worker 79 hours per the moon. And imagine put food on their own table Reporter, ext. 1302 grates and drains protruding from unfinished pave- week on average to afford telling people that in 2021, and keep a roof overhead. [email protected] ment. a modest one-bedroom the minimum wage would That hurts our local econ- The nearly-yearlong downtown construction work at fair market rent, ac- have much less buying omies. It hurts the local Spenser Hasak is scheduled to end next week with contractor Allied cording to the National power, but we’d be in a farmers who depend on Photographer, ext. 1332 Paving resurfacing streets once preliminary utility Low-Income Housing Co- space race among billion- local restaurants like ours [email protected] work is completed. We join everyone who works and alition. aires. who do better when our Thor Jourgensen lives downtown or commutes through downtown The minimum wage has Twenty states have communities do better.” become a poverty wage minimum wages no high- The U.S. House of Rep- Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 in saying the end cannot come soon enough. In the [email protected] meantime, the city and Allied can make the ordeal instead of an anti-poverty er than the $7.25 federal resentatives passed the easier by tacking up some caution and detour signs wage. That hurts workers level. Alabama, Louisiana, Raise the Wage Act, which Tréa Lavery downtown. who can’t afford the basics Mississippi, South Caro- would increase the feder- Reporter, ext. 1317 and it hurts businesses lina and Tennessee have al minimum wage to $15 [email protected] that count on customers no state minimum wage, by 2025, but the Senate with money to spend. while Georgia and Wyo- has not followed suit. One Jakob Menendez We’re in the longest pe- ming have a $5.15 mini- way or another, Congress Photographer, ext. 1332 riod without a raise since mum wage, so the $7.25 needs to get it done. [email protected] the minimum wage was federal minimum wage Raising the minimum Anne Marie Tobin first enacted in 1938 to applies. wage will help us build a Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 to set a decent minimum The others are Idaho, In- widely-shared recovery [email protected] standard of living, boost diana, Iowa, Kansas, Ken- and more resilient econo- Sophie Yarin consumer spending and tucky, New Hampshire, my. Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 help workers and busi- North Carolina, North Holly Sklar is the CEO [email protected] nesses recover from the Dakota, Oklahoma, Penn- of Business for a Fair Min- Great Depression. sylvania, Texas, Utah and imum Wage: www.busi- TECHNOLOGY The minimum wage used Wisconsin. nessforafairminimum- Tim Noyes to increase regularly as Workers and business- wage.org. Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] FRIDAY JULY 23, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Accidents Vaccinations rise in some larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- A report of a motor vehicle crash involving a pedestrian curacy, it is the sole responsibility at 12:43 p.m. Wednesday on states with soaring infections of the concerned party to contact Main Street. A caller reported the relevant police department and a possible bike accident in By Heather at least one shot. have the department issue a no- front of McDonald’s. Police Hollingsworth Hospitals in the Spring- tice of correction to the Daily Item. reported a bicyclist rode into and Richardo field area are under strain, Corrections or clarifications will not the back of a tow truck, which Alonso-Zaldivar reaching pandemic high be made without express notice of was no longer on scene. The ASSOCIATED PRESS and near pandemic high numbers of patients. change from the arresting police name of the towing company Vaccinations are begin- “Younger, relatively department. was not provided and the bi- ning to rise in some states cyclist left without incident. where COVID-19 cases healthy and unvaccinat- ed. If this describes you, LYNN A report of a motor vehicle are soaring, White House crash at 2:21 p.m. Wednes- officials said Thursday, please consider vaccina- day at 70 Margin St. and 1 tion,” tweeted Erik Fred- Accidents and hospitals are running Nickerson Road. One person out of space because of erick, chief administrative A report of a motor vehicle was taken to Salem Hospital. the delta variant, which is officer of Mercy Hospital crash at 7:15 p.m. Wednes- Kenneth James Psomos, 53, “spreading with incredible Springfield, noting that day at 124 Eutaw Ave.; at was issued a summons for efficiency.” half of the COVID-19 pa- 10:40 a.m. Thursday on unregistered/uninsured mo- Coronavirus coordinator tients are ages 21 to 59 Burns Street; at 12:20 p.m. tor vehicle. Jeff Zients told reporters and just 2 percent of that group is vaccinated. Thursday on Shepard Street. A report of a hit-and-run that several states with FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A report of a hit-and-run mo- motor vehicle crash at 6:44 the highest proportions of The surge that began in tor vehicle crash at 6:47 a.m. p.m. Wednesday at YMCA at new infections have seen Rochelle Walensky, director of the U.S. Centers the southwest part of the Thursday at 6 High Rock St. 259 Lynnfield St. residents get vaccinated for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), left, state, where some coun- A motor vehicle crash was at higher rates than the and Anthony Fauci, director of the National In- ties have vaccination rates Assaults reported at 8:42 a.m. Thurs- nation as a whole. Offi- stitute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, lis- in the teens, has started day at Red’s Kitchen and Tav- cials cited Arkansas, Flor- ten during a Senate hearing on Capitol Hill in to spread to the Kansas A report of an assault at ern at 131 Newbury St. ida, Louisiana, Missouri, Washington. City area, including at Re- 9:08 p.m. Wednesday at and Nevada as examples. search Medical Center. Green Tea at 751 Lynnway; Theft “The fourth surge is the latest report. Fifteen Thomas, president and “I don’t want to keep at 10:55 p.m. Wednesday at real, and the numbers are new deaths were reported CEO of Ochsner Health, putting my life on the line Juan Parrilla Bar & Grill at A report of a larceny at quite frightening at the Thursday. said the system had seen just because people don’t 877 Western Ave. 12:49 p.m. Wednesday at 12 moment,” Louisiana Gov. Just 36 percent of Loui- a 10 percent to 15 percent want to get vaccinated Crowninshield St. Jewelry was John Bel Edwards said on siana’s population is fully increase in people seeking or listen to what health Breaking and Entering reported missing. a New Orleans radio show. vaccinated, state health vaccination over the past care professionals are rec- Edwards, a Democrat, department data shows. week or two. ommending,” lamented A report of a breaking Vandalism added: “There’s no doubt Nationally, 56.3 percent of In Missouri, which is Pascaline Muhindura, a and entering at 7:02 p.m. that we are going in the Americans have received second only to Arkansas registered nurse who has Wednesday at 17 Beach A report of vandalism at wrong direction, and we’re at least one dose of the and Louisiana in the num- worked on the hospital’s Road. 5:02 p.m. Wednesday at going there in a hurry.” vaccine, according to the ber of new cases per cap- COVID-19 unit for more 9200 Crane Brook Way. A Louisiana reported Centers for Disease Con- ita over the past 14 days, than a year. Gunshots caller reported someone cut 2,843 new COVID-19 cas- trol and Prevention. officials have rolled out a “A lot of them don’t even A report of a gunshot at off his catalytic converter. es Thursday, a day after Aly Neel, a spokesperson vaccine incentive program believe in COVID-19 to 8:57 p.m. Wednesday at 45 A report of graffiti and van- reporting 5,388 — the for Louisiana’s health de- that includes $10,000 priz- begin with. It is incredibly Tudor St. dalism at 8:49 a.m. Thursday third-highest level since partment, said the state es for 900 lottery winners. frustrating. You are help- at Brett Batting Custom Wood- the pandemic began. Hos- has seen “a little bump” in The state lags about 10 ing someone that doesn’t Overdose working on Walnut Street. pitalizations are up steep- vaccinations recently, add- percentage points behind even believe that the ill- ly in the last month, from ing that details would be the national average for ness that they have is A report of an overdose at SWAMPSCOTT 242 on June 19 to 913 in available Friday. Warner people who have received real,” Muhindura said. 6:20 p.m. Wednesday at 172 Shepard St.; at 9:54 p.m. Animals Wednesday at 534 Essex St.; at 11:48 p.m. Wednesday at A Commonwealth Avenue U.S. churches reckon with the 80 Lowell St. resident called at 8:43 a.m. Wednesday to report that Theft there was an injured bird on traumatic legacy of Native schools her porch. Animal Control re- A report of a larceny at 3:47 trieved the bird. By Peter Smith p.m. Wednesday at 19 Wy- ASSOCIATED PRESS Report of dogs off leash on oma Square; at 12:14 p.m. Thursday at 40 Federal St. Phillips Beach at 11:07 a.m. The discoveries of hun- Wednesday. dreds of unmarked graves Vandalism A caller on Salem Street re- at former residential ported seeing a small hawk in schools for Indigenous A report of motor vehicle the road that was attempting children in Canada have vandalism at 10:55 p.m. to fly but kept falling down at prompted renewed calls Wednesday at 57 Shepard St. 2:55 p.m. Wednesday. for a reckoning over the An Essex Street resident traumatic legacy of simi- NAHANT called at 9:08 p.m. Wednes- lar schools in the United day to report that a neighbor’s States — and in particular Animals dogs were chained up outside by the churches that oper- and the owner didn’t respond ated many of them. On Monday a caller report- when she knocked on the U.S. Catholic and Protes- ed six coyotes in their yard door. tant denominations operat- on Willow Road at 7:33 p.m. A Commonwealth Avenue ed more than 150 boarding Officers checked the area and resident requested assis- schools between the 19th found no coyotes. tance removing a raccoon and 20th centuries. Native At 3:46 p.m. on Wednesday from her back hall at 10:34 American and Alaskan Na- a caller reported seeing a sick p.m. Wednesday. tive children were regular- raccoon on Short Beach. Police received a report that ly severed from their tribal a driver had struck an animal families, customs, language Complaint on Phillips Avenue at 10:48 and religion and brought to the schools in a push to as- On Wednesday at 11:53 p.m. Wednesday, causing mi- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS nor damage to his car. similate and Christianize a.m. a caller reported that them. Students write on a chalkboard at the Red Deer Indian Industrial School a mannequin was at Joe’s Some U.S. churches have in Alberta, Canada. Beach and that it was “dis- Complaints been reckoning with this turbing.” The mannequin was a July 12 statement from of the institutions. That’s nourishment and being Report of a car on the cor- activity for years through removed. Presiding Bishop Michael more than 40 percent of punished for speaking Na- ner of Blaney Circle impeding ceremonies, apologies and Curry and the Rev. Gay the 367 schools document- tive languages. traffic at 8:49 a.m. Wednes- archival investigations, ed so far by the coalition. “Even if some of the chil- Suspicious Activity day. while others are just get- Clark Jennings, president Eighty-four were affiliat- dren did say they had a A caller at Urgent Care re- ting started. Some advo- of the denomination’s At 4:14 p.m. on Tuesday a House of Deputies. ed with the Catholic Church positive experience, it did ported that her vehicle was cates say churches have caller reported that they saw “We must come to a full or its religious orders, such come at a price,” Hauff said. blocked in by a UHaul truck more work to do in open- either a body or mannequin understanding of the leg- as the Jesuits. The other “Our church worked hand at 3:56 p.m. Wednesday. ing their archives, educat- in the water when fishing the acies of these schools,” 72 were affiliated with var- in hand with the govern- Report of people throwing ing the public about what previous day. they added, calling for the ious Protestant groups, in- ment to assimilate these fireworks from the second was done in the name of denomination’s next leg- cluding Presbyterians (21), children. ... We need to ac- floor of a residence on Para- their faith and helping PEABODY islative session in 2022 Quakers (15) and Method- knowledge it happened.” dise Road to the driveway at former students and their to earmark funds for in- ists (12). Most have been In Canada, where more Arrests 8:36 p.m. Wednesday. relatives tell their stories closed for decades. of family trauma. dependent research into than 150,000 Indigenous Report of a group of kids church archives and to ed- Samuel Torres, director children attended resi- Joseph W. Mandes, 40, yelling near the Fish House at “We all need to work of research and programs of 12 Crowninshield St., Apt. together on this,” said ucate church members. dential schools over more 10:33 p.m. Wednesday. Interior Secretary Deb for the coalition, said than a century, a National G12, was arrested on a war- the Rev. Bradley Hauff, a church apologies can be rant and charged with oper- Minnesota-based Episco- Haaland, the first Native Truth and Reconciliation Hazardous conditions American to serve as a a good start but “there is Commission identified ation of a motor vehicle with pal priest and missioner a lot more to be done” on a suspended license, carjack- Report of a tree which fell for Indigenous Minis- U.S. Cabinet secretary, an- 3,201 deaths amid poor nounced last month that engaging Indigenous com- conditions. ing and assault and battery and took down some wires tries with the Episcopal munity members and edu- her department would The United Church of with a dangerous weapon at on Juniper Road at 6:17 a.m. Church. cating the public. investigate “the loss of Canada, which operated 11:05 a.m. Thursday. Wednesday. “What’s happening in Such information is cru- human life and the last- 15 such schools, has apol- Canada, that’s a wakeup cial given how little most ing consequences of res- ogized for its role, opened call to us,” said Hauff, who Americans know about is enrolled with the Oglala idential Indian boarding the schools, both in their its archives and helped Sioux Tribe. schools.” That would in- impact on Indigenous identify burial sites. Need to find This painful history clude seeking to identify communities and their The Rev. Richard Bott, has drawn relatively lit- the schools and their buri- role “as an armament to- moderator of the United an article? tle attention in the Unit- al sites. ward acquisition of Native Church, lamented that “we ed States compared with Soon afterward, she lands,” he said. were perpetrators in this” Canada, where the recent spoke at a long-planned “Without that truth, and that the church “put Subscribe to discoveries of graves un- ceremony at the former then there’s really very the national goal of assimi- derscored what a 2015 gov- Carlisle Indian Industrial limited possibilities of lation ahead of our respon- e-edition on ernment commission called School in Pennsylvania, healing,” Torres said. sibility as Christians.” a “cultural genocide.” where the remains of nine Hauff noted that the ex- The Catholic Church’s That’s beginning to children who died at the periences of former stu- response in Canada re- Only $9.99/month change. school more than a centu- dents, such as his own mains controversial. Ca- This month top officials ry earlier were returned to parents, ranged widely. nadian Prime Minister with the U.S. Episcopal Rosebud Sioux tribal rep- Some said that even amid Justin Trudeau said in Church acknowledged the resentatives for reburial austerity, loneliness and June that he was “deeply denomination’s own need in South Dakota. family separation, they disappointed” the Vatican to reckon with its involve- U.S. religious groups received a good education, has not offered a formal ment with such boarding were affiliated at least made friends, learned apology. Pope Francis ex- schools. 156 such schools, accord- skills and freely spoke pressed “sorrow” following “We have heard with ing to the National Native tribal languages with the discovery of the graves call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 sorrow stories of how this American Boarding School peers. But others talk- and has agreed to meet at to start your history has harmed the Healing Coalition, formed ed of “unspeakable, cruel the Vatican in December daily subscription. families of many Indige- in 2012 to raise awareness abuse,” including physical with school survivors and nous Episcopalians,” read and address the traumas and sexual assault, mal- other Indigenous leaders. A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY JULY 23, 2021

NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS

More COVID-19 cases linked professionals would re- Co-conspirator of former to Provincetown cluster spond to certain incidents alongside or in place of BOSTON (AP) — More traditional police. than 130 new cases of Elorza said the change Fall River mayor sentenced COVID-19 have been in focus would help au- linked to a surge in cases thorities deescalate dan- BOSTON (AP) — An tain bribes from individ- in a popular Cape Cod re- gerous situations while associate of the recently uals who were working to sort town. improving relations be- convicted former may- open marijuana business- State health of cials tween police of cers and or of Fall River has been es in the area. said Wednesday night the community. The new sentenced for his role in Correia, now 29, was that they have traced 256 approach, he said, ac- a scheme to extort money convicted in May of so- cases to a Fourth of July knowledges that some in- from marijuana vendors. liciting the bribes and cluster in Provincetown, dividuals “need a helping Federal prosecutors said stealing money from in- up from 132 the day be- hand, and not handcuffs.” Hildegar Camara was vestors in a smartphone fore. “We are living through a sentenced Wednesday to app to bankroll his lavish The rise in cases has three years of probation, lifestyle. Correia was rst prompted some local bars once-in-a-generation mo- including 18 months of elected at age 23 on prom- and restaurants to require ment with the ability to home con nement. The ises to turn the struggling proof of vaccination from change how we approach 60-year-old Camara will mill city around. patrons. Town of cials public safety and behav- also have to perform 150 Hildegar is a former are also encouraging resi- ioral health issues in our hours of community ser- county workforce develop- dents and visitors to wear city,” Elorza said Thurs- vice for each year of his ment of cial. Prosecutors masks indoors when social day when he announced probation. said his testimony was distancing isn’t feasible. the partnership. Authorities sat Camara critical in their success- Unvaccinated people are City Council President FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS worked as a middleman ful prosecution of Correia, required to wear masks John Igliozzi said that for former Mayor Jasiel who is scheduled to be Former Mayor Jasiel Correia talks in his City indoors and outdoors. he’s optimistic that the Correia, helping him ob- sentenced Sept. 20. Hall of ce in Fall River. One local business own- changes “will result in a er urged visitors to stay safer, healthier and stron- away if they haven’t been ger city.” immunized. The Providence Cen- Small businesses lifted by “People can choose not ter and Family Service to get vaccinated, they can Rhode Island will review choose to travel — that’s current policies and make their choice,” Ken Hor- recommendations, guided gan, owner of the Pilgrim return of summer tourists by a committee including House, told The Cape Cod mental health profession- Times. “But I don’t have to By Mae Anderson als, law enforcement and ASSOCIATED PRESS choose to let them expose my team.” social service providers. A Small businesses in the The establishment, nal set of recommended U.S. that depend on tour- which offers lodging, din- changes is expected after ism and vacationers say ing and entertainment, is the review ends this fall. business is bouncing back, now verifying the vaccina- as Americans rebook post- tion status of patrons and Acrobat injured after fall poned trips and spend requiring employees to at Barnstable County Fair freely on food, entertain- take COVID-19 tests. ment and souvenirs. Thirty- ve of the people FALMOUTH (AP) — An U.S. states and cities whose COVID-19 cases acrobat has been hospi- have loosened many of have been linked to Prov- talized following injuries their restrictions on crowd incetown live in Boston, sustained in a fall at the size and mask-wearing, a and that city’s of cials are Barnstable County Fair positive sign for business- now asking anyone who Wednesday. es that struggled for more has recently traveled to The man fell about 20 than a year when theme Provincetown to get tested feet to the ground while parks and other tourist at- for the virus. he was performing on a tractions were shuttered. large, spinning structure Still, the return to a Striking nurses, hospital called the wheel of death. pre-pandemic “normal” is resume negotiations He sustained multiple a way off for most. There serious, but not life-threat- are few business travelers WORCESTER (AP) — ening injuries, many of and international tour- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Striking nurses from a ists. Many businesses are Massachusetts hospital which were caused when grappling with staff short- Heather Bise, owner of The House of Bise Bespoke, sits in the library in will resume talks Thurs- he struck another part of ages and other challenges. Cleveland, Ohio. day with management in the metal apparatus while And if a surge of the more the hopes of ending the falling, Falmouth Deputy contagious delta variant land, Ohio, near the Rock vention & Visitors Bureau here, we’ve opened up and work stoppage. Fire Chief Scott Thrasher or another variant of the and Roll Hall of Fame. said the Boston tourism mask wearing is done,” A federal mediator told The Cape Cod Times. she said. “Vacation rentals coronavirus forces states She opened The House of industry is relying on “lei- working on negotiations Emergency crews were and inns are all booked, to reenact restrictions or Bise Bespoke in 2019 and sure visitors” — families scheduled two days of already on standby at the traveling to the city to take and people want to treat lockdowns, the progress catered to international face-to-face discussions county fair when the in- tourists, attracting guests in attractions, couples va- themselves.” might be lost. at St. Vincent Hospital in cident occurred before 6 from New Zealand, Bo- cationing and women tak- People are spending The U.S. Travel Associ- Worcester. p.m. The acrobat has not tswana, Eastern Europe ing “girls weekends.” That more in the shop, she said, ation, a travel industry Nurses at St. Vincent and other far-off places. means weekend business buying multiple items in- been identi ed. trade group, predicts do- went on strike March 8 The cancellations start- is strong, but mid-week stead of just one, includ- Investigators from the mestic travel spending will demanding better staf ng ed in January 2020 and business is still “signi - ing gifts for themselves as state and the federal Oc- total $787 billion in 2021. ratios, which they said is she refunded guests thou- cantly lower than what it well as others. cupational Health and That’s up 22 percent from necessary to ensure pa- sands of dollars. would normally be.” “The average price point Safety Administration are 2020 but still down 20 per- tient safety. So, Bise retooled her That could begin to is de nitely higher,” she reviewing the incident. cent from 2019 levels. The The strike is now the business model and change, she said, when said. “People come in to association predicts travel nation’s longest nurs- switched to renting out conventions resume at the treat themselves and get a Man charged es’ strike in more than a spending won’t completely the whole house. Ohio end of July. memento from their time decade, according to the with arson following rebound above 2019 levels lifted restrictions on mass Because of the pandem- at The Cape.” Massachusetts Nurses As- until 2024. gatherings in March, ic, Boston Duck Tours lost Quinn says she is con- Great Barrington blaze sociation. In Santa Fe, New Mexi- and the Hall of Fame re- the big groups it usual- cerned that COVID cas- Marlena Pellegrino, co- GREAT BARRINGTON co, Jenny Kimball, co-own- opened in June. Business ly counts on — not only es are again on the rise chair of the Massachu- er of the independent ho- has rebounded during the people from international and hopes to maintain (AP) — A Massachusetts setts Nurses Association’s tel La Fonda on the Plaza, past two months — so cruises in port or in town business as usual even man is facing charges of bargaining unit at St. Vin- with 180 rooms, said her much so that she’s mak- for business travel but also if restrictions are put in arson and insurance fraud cent, said the nurses are hotel is sold out through ing more than she was students on school eld place. If necessary, she’s in connection with a re hopeful the current round the summer and booked pre-pandemic. Demand trips. The tour group has prepared to fall back on that consumed a building about 90 percent on aver- is so strong she raised offered land-and-water a mask mandate, online of talks will resolve the he owned in Great Bar- age for the fall. That’s a prices and switched from tours in the Boston area shopping, curbside pickup dispute. rington. welcome change from the serving breakfast and every year since 1994. and home delivery to keep “Getting back to our The building held apart- two or three guests the dinner to just breakfast. Business is about 80 per- the business running. patients’ bedside with ments and a retail shop enforceable contract lan- hotel had at one point as But her guests are now cent of 2019 levels, with Alan Dietrich, CEO of but was vacant when it guage on staf ng that pro- it stayed open during the all from the U.S., usually 21 of the 28 duck boats — Crater Lake Spirits in went up in  ames July 7. height of the pandemic. vides all of our patients families meeting up for a which can operate on land Bend, Ore., which has two Fire ghters from three “It’s crazy busy, it’s won- with the care and dignity reunion or wedding par- and water — running at tasting rooms catering to area departments worked derful, everyone is happy,” they deserve is our goal ties — which now make up about 75 percent capacity. tourists who come to the to extinguish the blaze. she said. 60 percent of her business. But leisure travelers have area, said he’s seen an ex- this week,” she told The The clientele is differ- Worcester Gazette. Great Barrington Po- She worries that the wed- come back strong, said plosion in demand since lice Chief Paul Storti said ent than prior to the pan- ding business will evapo- Cindy Brown, CEO of the pandemic restrictions St. Vincent is owned Thursday that authorities demic: There are more rate after the summer and company. were fully lifted ahead of by Dallas-based Tenet arrested local resident families and people work- fall. “We weren’t sure how the Fourth of July. Healthcare. The compa- ing remotely, and they’re “Let’s just hope people busy we would be,” she “Every minute we’re ny declined to comment Harry Sano in connection staying longer, an average are having weddings in said. “I’ve been shocked to open, we’re seeing people to The Telegram and Ga- with the incident. Author- or four or ve nights com- January,” she said. see how many people are coming in,” he said. “Peo- zette. ities allege the 85-year-old pared to two or three. Many owners are pleas- eager to travel, see attrac- ple have been locked down Patients at the hospi- Sano intentionally started “Families want to come antly surprised by the tions and get out of their for the last 14 months, tal are being cared for by the re and then led an and stay longer and real- pickup in domestic tour- houses.” they’re dying for some- temporary replacement insurance claim for the ly vacation and see more ists, but still need to see And so far, tourists have thing to do. The limiting nurses, but the hospital damage. of the city and more of the corporate travelers and been freewheeling with factor is just staff.” has also hired new perma- Storti said that even museums,” Kimball says. tourists from overseas spending, small business He is also seeing people nent nurses. Some staff though the building was Kimball’s biggest prob- before business is back owners say. spending freely. In Bend, nurses have also crossed empty, the re posed a lem: A shortage of workers to normal. That could Denise Quinn owns The the average price of an the picket line. danger to re ghters as in the restaurant, bar and take some time. While Gilded Oyster jewelry entree has gone up $3 and well as nearby residents. kitchen. She urged vaca- improved from 2020, the store in Falmouth, Massa- the price of a cocktail has Providence taps The structure tioners to have patience. USTA estimates that chusetts, which counts on gone up $1 due to staff- behavioral health groups Local police and re “It’s very hard after such spending on business Cape Cod vacationers for ing shortages and higher agencies investigated the a horrible year to have the to improve policing travel this year will be much of its business. wholesale food prices, says re with assistance from demand and not be able less than half of 2019’s Since May, when Massa- Dietrich, who also sits on PROVIDENCE, R.I. the State Police Fire and to serve them, because $270 million and inter- chusetts dropped its mask the board of Bend’s tour- (AP) — Providence is Explosion Investigation we don’t have 100 per- national travel spending mandate and restrictions ism development group. working with local mental Unit assigned to the state cent staf ng back yet,” she will total about one-third on indoor and outdoor “No one is balking at the health experts to change says. the $179 million spent two gathering capacity, shop- prices at all,” he added. “No- Fire Marshal. the way city law enforce- Sano was released Heather Bise owns and years ago. pers are coming in droves body cares what stuff costs ment responds to public pending his arraign- runs a 7-bedroom bed- Martha Sheridan with and spending more. right now, people are just safety calls. ment, which is scheduled and-breakfast in Cleve- the Greater Boston Con- “Now, it’s just great to be happy to be out and about.” Mayor Jorge Elorza an- nounced Thursday that for Monday in Southern the the city has tapped Berkshire District Court. Catch up with your The Providence Center Attempts to reach Sano and Family Service of on Thursday were unsuc- Rhode Island to create cessful. Two phone num- favorite team recommendations for a bers listed in Sano’s name behavioral health crisis are disconnected, and it in Item Sports! response program. was unclear Thursday Under such a program, whether he is represented trained mental health by an attorney. FRIDAY JULY 23, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7

Harbor Voices speak the Truth

A crowd listens as Al Wilson, the founder and CEO of Beyond Walls, talks about the collaborative installation.

Attendees take in the ITEM PHOTOS | JAKOB MENENDEZ view and Nicole Rosmarin, of Gloucester, is illuminated by the lasers of the sounds of the Beyond Walls and Harbor Voices installation. environment. School candidates tested by students

PREVENT thanks to funding from The youth have been summer program are el- conversation in the com- an issue for them, so we From A1 the nonprofit Building working on this event igible to vote, Paz said a munity. need to make sure that Audacity, which special- since June, developing lot of them are informed This effort will also in- they are part of the solu- bring about necessary izes in funding youth-led the questions and ideas, about local issues and clude the young members tions and conversations,” change. campaigns. reaching out to the candi- topics of discussion from partaking in one-on-one Paz said. “There are prob- Prevent the Cycle sent “It was fantastic to offer dates, inviting local orga- hearing talks through interviews with candi- lems that they want to be out flyers containing in- this as a paid opportuni- nizations and posting on adults in their families dates for other elected involved in and help to formation on the pro- ty,” Paz said. “We see a lot social media. and on social media. positions in the city, in- find solutions to; we just gram’s application pro- of kids that need jobs and “They’re putting a lot of Prevent the Cycle is hop- cluding mayor and city have to give them the cess to local officials and want to — or need to — work into this to make it ing that the participants council. space to do it.” residents throughout make money to contribute a success,” Paz said. “They will spread the word to Incorporating the youth The event is free and Lynn. The chosen par- to their well-being.” (School Committee mem- their friends about the in political events like ticipants meet virtually Paz said the youth mem- bers) should be front and importance of getting in- election season is import- Prevent the Cycle in- with members of Prevent bers were enthusiastic to center with our students volved and voting, because ant, Paz said, because the vites anyone to attend. the Cycle every Monday host a forum, and chose to and youth, and so this is it will affect their genera- members are the ones who The event will be live and Thursday and have a focus on the School Com- a great opportunity for tion in the future. will be most affected by streamed and Lynn Com- requirement of five to 10 mittee because they have them (youth members) to In creating this new the outcomes. munity Television will be meeting hours per week, a lot of concerns regarding express what they see as youth program, Paz said “We talk about all these recording it as well. including training and the district’s schools, high- needs.” Prevent the Cycle is aim- issues like housing and Allysha Dunnigan can events. The participants lighting mental-health re- While some of the youth ing to combat the lack of jobs and, if it’s an issue be reached at adunnigan@ also receive a stipend, lated issues. in Prevent the Cycle’s youth representation and now, then it’s going to be itemlive.com. Red tide causes ban on North Shore shellfishing

SHELLFISH the toxin is very danger- From A1 ous. Cooking the shellfish does not make them safe banned because of the to eat. weather. Shellfish affected by “Whenever we get a red tide include clams, lot of rain, we shut down mussels, oysters, scallops, shellfishing,” said Revere whelks and snails. The Harbormaster John Hur- toxin does not affect lob- ley. ster or crabs. Red tide, or paralyt- In Swampscott, where ic shellfish poison, is a much of the shellfish har- neurotoxin that contami- vested are lobsters and nates shellfish and caus- crabs, this means that es serious illness in hu- fishermen there have also mans when ingested. It been largely unaffected by ITEM PHOTO | JAKOB MENENDEZ is caused by microscopic the closures. algae which, when they “It affects shellfish like Gian Carlo Buscaglia, a Puerto Rican native, performs Latin music on the lawn of the Nahant bloom, can tint the wa- clams and mussels, and Public Library. ters red. The algae are there’s not a lot of har- eaten by the shellfish, and vesting on our beaches of do not affect the animals that stuff,” said Capt. Bill themselves. Waters, the town’s har- Nahant musicians hit a high note While swimming and bormaster. “There hasn’t other beach activities are been much impact.” CONCERT with the crowd during Buscaglia came to the play,” said Buscaglia. “I perfectly safe during a red Tréa Lavery can be From A1 his performance. The United States when he strictly sing in Spanish, tide algae bloom, eating reached at tlavery@item- Puerto Rican perform- was 12 years old. He spent but the trick to make this shellfish contaminated by live.com. certainly have noticed in er strummed his guitar the rest of his childhood work is to be able to know Nahant that anybody lo- at a rapid rate with the in Massachusetts, gradu- your references as far as cal that people in the com- rhythm almost compel- ating from Bedford High cultures go and ages and munity know, they will ling audience members to School. everything like that to come to the program just move. The musician said his make the people feel com- ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! to hear them because they When audience mem- knowledge of both Latin fortable. At the end of the are from Nahant,” said bers weren’t clapping, and American culture is day, the cliche is that mu- Ziering. they were roaring with valuable to him as a per- sic is the language that ev- Call Customer Service to place an ad Buscaglia made the laughter. In between former, adding that he was erybody understands.” 781-593-7700, ext. 2 night entertaining with songs, Buscaglia cracked lucky to grow up with ex- Sam Minton can be his musical talent, as well jokes with those who came posure to both cultures. reached at sminton@item- as his efforts to interact to watch him play. “I love the music that I live.com. A8 FRIDAY JULY 23, 2021 LOOK! Peanut Butter and Chocolate Day, National Vanilla Ice Cream Day, Hot Enough For Ya Day

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Olivia Dallimore Banks, 12, of ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Swampscott Emma Chevalier, 13, of Lynn creates bubbles during Raw Art Works’ Art 4 Girlz creates summer group bubble party in Central Square on Thursday. bubbles.

A large bubble floats in between Elizabeth Emma Chevalier creates a giant bubble. A bubble reflects Central Square. Dumas, left, and Emma Chevalier, both of Lynn. NYC’s starry Woodlawn Cemetery an overlooked cultural gem By Julia Rubin stained-glass windows. E.L. Doctorow); business Botanical Garden nearby. “I’m a big advocate for unmarked grave at Wood- ASSOCIATED PRESS Other stops included leaders (J.C. Penney, F.W. (The cemetery is easy to letting people see and lawn. Efforts are underway the resting places of jazz Woolworth, Madam C.J. reach by public transpor- hear what it was like to to buy him a headstone. NEW YORK — Michael pioneers W.C. Handy and Walker); women’s rights tation, too, with Woodlawn be a music listener 100 “It’s important for people Cumella, dressed in 1920s King Oliver; dancers pioneers (Elizabeth stops on the subway and years ago,” he says. garb, laid his old Victrola to know about the past so Irene and Vernon Castle; Cady Stanton, Carrie Metro North Railroad.) His tour involves a little they (artists) don’t fall into record player down among comedian Bert Williams; Chapman Catt); musical There are grand, cas- time travel. The Victrola the tombstones and turned obscurity,” she said. and, at a crossroads known stars from other eras (Ce- tle-like mausoleums with that Cumella sets up at Also on the trolley were to the small tour group as “Jazz Corner,” Duke lia Cruz); artists, mayors, statuary and stained every stop plays 78 r.p.m. Nancy Gerstman and assembled under the tow- Ellington, surrounded civil rights leaders, jour- glass, and also modest, records and is powered by Bruce Goldstein, film- ering trees at Woodlawn by Miles Davis, Lionel nalists and more. flat gravestones. The cem- a spring. He times him- Cemetery. Hampton and others. Other walking and etery and its crematorium self with a vintage pocket makers from Manhattan. “She was the diva of her The tour ended at the trolley tours cover themes remain active; people are watch, and amplifies his “I loved hearing the day. The Beyoncé of her grave of Irving Berlin, such as Black, Irish, Ital- still buried there. voice with an old-fashioned music, and putting all day,” he said, brushing where the old Victrola ian and women’s history. Woodlawn was founded acoustic megaphone, like a those people into context. leaves off the modest stone played “Alexander’s Rag- Recent events sponsored by a group of wealthy director in an old movie. People I wouldn’t have commemorating vaude- time Band.” by the Woodlawn Conser- New Yorkers in 1863 in a He tries to keep the known about, and now I ville star Nora Bayes. “They called it ragtime, vancy included a tour of spot easily accessible from legacy of the era’s artists want to know more about The group had to lean but it’s really proto-jazz,” resting places of passen- Manhattan. It was desig- alive; Bayes, for example, them,” said Gerstman. in toward the old windup says Cumella, who DJs gers on the Titanic. nated a National Historic actually had no headstone “There are so many Victrola to hear Bayes’ big and had a long-running In addition, the non-de- Landmark in 2011, “a pop- at Woodlawn until Cumel- clues about people from voice, necessary in the age radio show under the name nominational cemetery ular final resting place for la led an effort that got the gravestones,” added before microphones, belt- Phonograph DJ MAC. is a trove of funerary art the famous and powerful.” her one in 2018. Goldstein. For instance, ing her biggest hit, 1917’s “Musicians and artists and shady, hilly beauty. Cumella was a fan of Lauren Hinton, who he said, he hadn’t known “Over There.” gravitated here, aspired Its trees include several early popular music living teaches second grade in until he saw the family The song’s author, to be here,” he said. specimens recognized by in New York City when New York City, took a tombstones that Berlin’s George M. Cohan, was The Jazz Age musical New York City as “Great he realized so many of his recent tour and hopes to infant son, Irving Jr., died also honored on this tour of greats are just one of the Trees.” The cemetery can musical heroes were lying incorporate the music and jazz and vaudeville greats reasons a visit to Wood- feel far removed from the in the ground at Wood- musicians into her lessons. at 1 month old, on Christ- buried at Woodlawn, a lawn can be fascinating. busy city blocks around it. lawn. He started visiting “We learned to tap dance mas Day 1928. “It tells grand old cemetery and Its 400 acres are the As Bronx green spaces go, the gravestones with his last year,” she says, noting you a lot about them.” arboretum in the heart of resting place of many in- Woodlawn is something of friends, and soon, he says, that Harold Nicholas, Woodlawn is a trove of the Bronx. Cohan and his fluential people. including an undiscovered gem com- the Conservancy helped one half of the famous cultural history, he said: family lie in an imposing authors (Herman Mel- pared to the better-known him set up his jazz and dancing pair the Nicholas “This is one of the won- mausoleum with Tiffany ville, Dorothy Parker, Bronx Zoo and New York vaudeville trolley tours. Brothers, is buried in an ders of New York.” WEATHER LOTTERY

SUN, MOON, TIDES National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Partly cloudy. A stray shower NW winds around 5 kt, be- Forecast for Friday, July 23, 2021 or thunderstorm is possible. coming E in the afternoon. MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Sunrise today 5:27 a.m. Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. High 76F. Winds N at 5 to 10 Waves 1 foot or less. Scat- Thursday...... 9730 Thursday...... 4835 Sunset today 8:12 p.m. mph. tered showers and tstms. Wednesday...... 7040 Wednesday...... 1240 Tonight: Partly cloudy skies. Tonight: S winds around 5 kt, Sunrise tomorrow 5:28 a.m. L Tuesday...... 0665 Tuesday...... 7288 L Low near 60F. Winds light and becoming NW after midnight. High tide today 11:30 p.m. variable. Waves 1 foot or less. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: Low tide today 5:14 p.m. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER All 4...... $5,109 All 4...... $5,918 High tide tomorrow 12:13 p.m. L First or last 3...... $715 First or last 3...... $829 Any 2...... $61 Any 2...... $71 Any 1...... $6 Any 1...... $7 H

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Cold Warm Stationary All 4...... $213 All 4...... $247 Pressure H L First 3...... $119 First 3...... $138 High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice JULY 24 JULY 31 TODAY TOMORROW SUNDAY Last 3...... $119 Last 3...... $138 <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ P’Cloudy|High 76, Low 60 M’Sunny|High 76, Low 65 M’Sunny|High 77, Low 69 NATIONAL SUMMARY: Thunderstorms will continue to impact parts of the Southeast tomorrow. In general, rainfall should not be as heavy as in recent days. A few thunderstorms will rumble through the Great Lakes. Afternoon storms could turn strong in northern Minnesota. Thunderstorms with flood- ing downpours will drench parts of Arizona.

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2021 All-Item Team for wasn’t meant to be. The ITEM ALL-STARS boys lacrosse in Liam Hill Tanners senior got off to a By Mike Alongi (Bishop Fenwick), Zach blazing start with 31 ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Barden (St. Mary’s), Jack goals and 12 assists Houlden (Peabody), J.T. through six and a half It’s been quite a year for Monahan (Marblehead) games before suffering a Marblehead’s Will Shull. and Jimmy Ayers (St. season-ending injury. He After blitzing his way John’s Prep). earned Carlin Cup MVP through the hockey sea- Hill was a scoring ma- honors after notching six son to earn Item Player of chine for the Crusaders goals and three assists the Year honors back in this spring, notching 62 against crosstown rival March, the senior mid- Peabody, and he nished elder and team captain goals and 74 total points — both good for sec- his career with 89 goals, led his team to its best 51 assists and 140 total season ever and took ond-most on the North Shore. A Catholic Central points in less than two home a host of awards. and a half seasons. Houl- He added one more item League First Team All- Star, Hill put up a sev- den will play lacrosse at to his list of accomplish- Western New England ments on Friday, as Shull en-goal performance and two six-goal performances University next season. was named the 2021 Item Monahan was a brick Player of the Year for boys during the course of the season. The MVP of the wall between the pipes for lacrosse. the Magicians in 2021, Shull was the center- Ninth Agganis All-Star Boys Lacrosse Game, Hill making 132 saves and piece of the Magicians in only letting up an average 2021, scoring 46 goals and is set to play college la- crosse at Catholic Univer- of fewer than four goals adding 20 assists to help per game. An NEC lead Marblehead to an sity in Washington, D.C. Barden was the top All-Conference selection undefeated regular sea- and the Magicians’ co- son — its best in program scorer for the Spartans this year, notching multi- MVP alongside Shull, Mo- history. The Magicians nahan wrapped up his won their third straight ple ve-goal and four-goal performances throughout Marblehead career with Northeastern Conference 330 saves. He will now title and Shull was named the year. He was selected as a CCL First Team All- move on to play football at NEC MVP for his efforts. the University of But the biggest accolade Star and was one of the Rochester. came just last week, when few four-sport athletes on Ayers exploded onto the Shull was named a East- the North Shore after scene for the Eagles in his ern Massachusetts La- playing soccer, basketball sophomore season, lead- crosse Coaches Associa- and football during the ing the team in goals (46) tion (EMLCA) Second adjusted pandemic year. and points (68) en route Team All-American. After He is now moving on to to the Prep’s Division 1 nishing his Marblehead Assumption University, state title victory. After career with 121 goals and where he will continue his also leading the area in 63 assists for 184 points, lacrosse career. playoff scoring this year, Shull will now move on to Houlden very well may Ayers was named an ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK play lacrosse at Wesleyan have taken home the EMLCA First Team University next year. North Shore scoring title After wrapping up his high school career in stellar fashion with 46 goals All-American. There were also ve if he had remained and 20 assists, Marblehead’s Will Shull has been named the 2021 Item players named to the healthy all season, but it ALL-STARS, B2 Player of the Year for boys lacrosse. Marblehead softball ready for regionals Lynn City Series By Mike Alongi ITEM SPORTS EDITOR making return after MARBLEHEAD — After becoming the rst team in yearlong hiatus town history to win a Lit- tle League softball state By Mike Alongi teer Field. The annual championship over the ITEM SPORTS EDITOR home run derby is also weekend, the Marblehead making its return this LYNN — After a year softball team is set to con- year, to be held Sunday away due to the pandem- tinue its quest for the Lit- afternoon at 3 p.m. ic, the Lynn Little League tle League World Series The tournament action City Series Tournament kicks off Friday evening, this weekend when it will return this weekend. with Pine Hill and West plays in the East Regional An annual, end-of-sum- Lynn facing off at 5:45 tournament in Bristol, mer-baseball tradition in Conn. the city, the tournament p.m. Saturday will have After a rst-round bye will pit the top teams two games, with East on Saturday, Marblehead COURTESY PHOTO | ELEANOR SACHS from each of the ve Lynn taking on Lynn will open the tournament Shore at 5 p.m. and After winning the state championship over the weekend, the Marble- Lynn Little League against the winner of New branches — the West top-seeded Wyoma facing York vs. Vermont Sunday head Little League softball team is set to play in the East Regional this the winner of the Pine weekend for a chance to go to the Little League World Series. Lynn Red Sox, the East morning at 10 a.m. The Lynn Padres, the Pine Hill-West Lynn matchup game will be streamed live Hill Braves, the Lynn at 7:30 p.m. on ESPN+. Lucy Rogers, Nora Mahan, ble-elimination tourna- Little League (New Jer- Shore Braves and the The teams will then sey), South Orangetown Marblehead, which has Chloe Mahoney, Sophie ment, living on a complex Wyoma Red Sox — battle through the win- Little League (New York), now become “Team Mas- Milner and Keliane Salem. with the other nine region- against each other in a ners’ and losers’ brackets Mif inburg Little League sachusetts” following its Chris Francis and Antho- al quali ers — Milford Lit- double-elimination tour- from Monday through (Pennsylvania), Warwick state title victory, is made ny Andriano both serve as tle League (Connecticut), nament. This year’s tour- Friday of next week, with North Little League up of Tessa Francis, Tessa coaches, while Jody Nor- Lower Sussex Little nament will be hosted by the championship game (Rhode Island) and Con- Andriano, Kate Andriano, ton is the team’s manager. League (Delaware), Wind- 2019 defending champi- currently set for next necticut Valley North Lit- Lily Norton, Greta Sachs, Marblehead will set up ham Little League (Maine), on East Lynn Little Saturday, July 31. All tle League (Vermont). Hailey Schmitt, Lillian camp down in Bristol for Delmar Little League League, with all games games are scheduled to Reddy, Meggie Grenier, the duration of the dou- (Maryland), Robbinsville MARBLEHEAD, B2 set to be played at Volun- begin at 5:45 p.m. Lynn Woods Summer Running Parks and Recreation summer completes seventh session basketball league rolls on By Mike Alongi cranz (20:38), Lynn’s Pat- top 10 nishers. By Mike Alongi Espinal who led the scor- lance, while Malik John- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR rick Conlon (22:29), Wake- The nal race of the ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ing attack this time, net- son scored 14 points for eld’s Will Grant (24:22) night, a 4.25-mile race ting eight points for Lazy LYNN — Lynn Woods LYNN — The Lynn Waste Management. and Wake eld’s C.G. that nished at Stone Dog Sports Bar. Keith The lone high school Summer Running was Grant (24:25). Parks and Recreation Morrison led the way for fully back in action this Tower, was won by former summer basketball game of the night was In the 2.2-mile race Pizza Lovers with six week, wrapping up its St. Mary’s standout and league continued on in down Goat Path, former points. also the closest game of seventh session of the Lynn native Taban Man- full swing Thursday Lynn Classical star Ra- In the rst game of the the night, with Neal A. season with 150 runners night, with ve games chel Brennan once again yok with a time of 25:53. middle school division, Price notching a 32-31 competing across three played across three divi- took home the win with a Lynn eld’s Nate Rosen- Dandreo Brothers win over Lynn Munici- races. cranz nished a distant sions in West Lynn. time of 14:46. Fellow Lynn notched a blowout 67-37 pal. Tahj Purter scored In the 1.57-mile kids’ second with a time of The opening game of race, Saugus’ Katana native Kevin Baker n- the night came in the el- over Gannon Building 26 of Neal A. Price’s 32 ished second with a time 28:12, while Swampscott’s Association. Xavier Mu- O’Keefe took home the ementary school division, points, while Moses of 14:51, followed closely Nelson Knudsen (29:18), noz led the way with a victory with a time of with Lazy Dog Sports Reynoso scored 10 points by Marblehead’s Tyson Melrose’s Adam Cook game-high 25 points, 14:33. Lynn’s Dylan Bar earning a tight 12-10 in the loss for Lynn Mu- O’Connell was close be- Miller in third place with (29:54), and Lynn’s Nakri win over John’s Fuel Ser- while Giovanni Jean hind in second place a time of 14:54. Win- Dao (29:57) rounded out vice. Josiah Peralta led scored 13 points in the nicipal. (14:36), while Lynn’s Eli throp’s Warren MacPhail the top ve. The rest of the way in the win with loss for Gannon Building The Stop the Violence Osgood (15:09), Salem’s (15:21), Melrose’s Daniel the top 10 nishers were seven points, while Kev- Association. Friday Night Basketball Skeirik (15:25), Melrose’s The second middle Brooke Medico (16:53) Lynn’s Elias Bakas in Lara scored four points League will return for its Andrew Skeirik (16:11), school game was much and Saugus’ Keira (31:25), Lynn eld’s Brian for John’s Fuel Service. fth week of play Friday O’Keefe (16:58) rounded Nahant’s Sean Osbahr Lazy Dog Sports Bar closer, with Cataldo Am- Hutter (31:35), Woburn’s night, while the Lynn out the top ve. The rest (17:17), Lynn’s Jason Os- then moved on to the sec- bulance notching a 46-44 Parks and Recreation of the top 10 nishers was good (17:27), Lynn’s Mat- Jessica Snyder (31:35), ond game against Pizza win over Waste Manage- made up of Lynn eld’s thew Bushway (17:45) Boxford’s Jeff Hixon Lovers, notching a 13-11 ment. Mussel Pena summer basketball Lucy Rosencranz (19:52), and Lynn’s Edwin Gomez (31:39) and Nahant’s win for its second victory scored 14 points in the league will return to ac- Lynn eld’s Maya Rosen- (17:53) rounded out the Steve Dickenson (31:45). of the day. It was Randy win for Cataldo Ambu- tion Monday evening. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY JULY 23, 2021

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WEEI-FM 93.7 ALL-STARS Mary’s); Stefano Fabiano, head); Andrew Lucas, An- Kevin McMaster (Sau- From B1 Aiden Anthony, Jake Con- thony Bettencourt, gus); Michael Ayers, Mi- nolly, George Kostolias Keenan Madden, Derek chael Kelly, Kaden Quirk MLB Also earning Item All- (Bishop Fenwick); John Patturelli (Peabody); An- (St. John’s Prep); Vinny AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Star Team honors for the Briggs (Lynn eld); Con- thony Dejesus, Jarod Na- Palmer, Thomas Frisoli, East Division East Division 2021 boys lacrosse season W L Pct GB W L Pct GB nor Cronin, Josh Robert- tola (Revere); Riley Sulli- Angelo Cicciotti, Aidan Boston 58 38 .604 _ New York 50 43 .538 _ were Jackson Field, Dan- son, Matt Thompson, van, Jevon Beaver Breault (Swampscott) and Tampa Bay 57 39 .594 1 Philadelphia 47 47 .500 3½ iel Domeniconi (St. Remy Poisson (Marble- (Salem); Devon Burke, Matt Hurley (Winthrop). New York 50 44 .532 7 Atlanta 46 48 .489 4½ Toronto 48 44 .522 8 Washington 45 50 .474 6 Baltimore 31 64 .326 26½ Miami 41 55 .427 10½ Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB After state title, Marblehead softball hoping Chicago 58 38 .604 _ Milwaukee 56 41 .577 _ Cleveland 48 45 .516 8½ Cincinnati 49 47 .510 6½ Detroit 47 51 .480 12 St. Louis 48 48 .500 7½ Minnesota 41 55 .427 17 Chicago 47 49 .490 8½ for a berth in the Little League World Series Kansas City 39 55 .415 18 Pittsburgh 36 60 .375 19½ West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB MARBLEHEAD quits,” said coach Anthony for Marblehead to move run from July 24-29. If the Houston 58 39 .598 _ San Francisco 60 35 .632 _ Oakland 55 42 .567 3 Los Angeles 59 38 .608 2 From B1 Andriano. “The girls pick on, as the team went 3-0 team makes it out of the Seattle 51 45 .531 6½ San Diego 56 42 .571 5½ each other up and always with wins over Agawam, regional, Marblehead will Los Angeles 46 48 .489 10½ Colorado 42 54 .438 18½ Marblehead won eight keep their focus. It’s really Woburn and Jack Barry to represent New England Texas 35 62 .361 23 Arizona 30 68 .306 31½ games to put itself in the been all 13 of them con- earn a spot in the state at the Little League Soft- Thursday’s Games San Diego (Musgrove 5-7) at Miami East Regional, starting tributing for us in every championship game. ball World Series in Detroit 7, Texas 5 (Thompson 2-2), 7:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 7:10 p.m. St. Louis (LeBlanc 0-2) at Cincinnati with a District 16 title. game.” Marblehead’s opponent Greenville, N.C. from Aug. Tampa Bay at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. (Mahle 7-3), 7:10 p.m. After dropping the tour- The sectional tourna- in the state title game was 11-18. L.A. Angels at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Toronto (Matz 8-4) at N.Y. Mets (Megill nament opener to Pea- ment saw Marblehead East Bridgewater, and it “They are a scrappy, Oakland at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. 0-0), 7:10 p.m. Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Giolito 8-6) at Milwau- body and falling into the play four more games, go- wasn’t close. Marblehead tough but also a kind and San Diego at Miami, 7:10 p.m. kee (Peralta 7-3), 8:10 p.m. loser’s bracket, Marble- ing up against Agawam took home a 12-2 win be- fun group of young ladies Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 7:15 p.m. Pittsburgh (Kuhl 3-5) at San Francisco head rattled off four Little League, East hind strong pitching from that have really come into San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. (Cueto 6-5), 9:45 p.m. Friday’s Games Colorado (González 3-6) at L.A. Dodgers straight wins and eventu- Bridgewater Little Francis and timely hitting their own,” said Anthony N.Y. Yankees (Cole 10-4) at Boston (Rodrí- (Price 4-0), 10:10 p.m. ally took down Salem to League, Woburn Little up and down the lineup. Andriano. “We are all guez 7-5), 7:10 p.m. Saturday’s Games punch a ticket to the Sec- League and Jack Barry The state title win cata- proud of how hard they Tampa Bay (Hill 6-4) at Cleveland (Plesac N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 4:05 p.m. 5-3), 7:10 p.m. Detroit at Kansas City, 7:10 p.m. tion 4 Tournament. Little League (Worcester). pulted Marblehead to the have worked and are ex- Detroit (Peralta 3-1) at Kansas City (Bubic L.A. Angels at Minnesota, 7:10 p.m. “This team really never It only took three games East Regional, which will cited for what lies ahead.” 2-4), 8:10 p.m. Tampa Bay at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. L.A. Angels (Cobb 7-3) at Minnesota (Happ Texas at Houston, 7:10 p.m. 5-5), 8:10 p.m. Oakland at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Texas (Allard 2-7) at Houston (Odorizzi 3-5), Arizona at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. 8:10 p.m. Atlanta at Philadelphia, 6:05 p.m. Oakland (Montas 8-8) at Seattle (Kikuchi San Diego at Miami, 6:10 p.m. 6-5), 10:10 p.m. Washington at Baltimore, 6:35 p.m. Arizona (Gallen 1-4) at Chicago Cubs Chicago White Sox at Milwaukee, 7:10 (Davies 5-6), 2:20 p.m. p.m. Atlanta (Fried 7-5) at Philadelphia (Wheeler St. Louis at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. 7-5), 7:05 p.m. Toronto at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Washington (Corbin 6-8) at Baltimore Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 9:05 p.m. (López 2-12), 7:05 p.m. Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 9:10 p.m.

TODAY IN SPORTS July 23 onds slower. 1907 — Australasia beats British 1995 — John Daly wins the Brit- Isles 3-2 to win the Davis Cup held ish Open at St. Andrews by four at Wimbledon. Australasia wins its strokes in a four-hole playoff with rst David Cup and ends the four- Italy’s Costantino Rocca. Rocca year reign of the British Isles. forces the playoff by sinking a 65- 1921 — At the annual Harvard-Yale foot putt on the 18th hole. vs. Cambridge-Oxford meet at Har- 1995 — Miguel Indurain of Spain vard Stadium, Harvard’s Edward wins his record fth consecutive Gourdin becomes the rst to long Tour de France. Indurain joins jump 25 feet. Harvard lists Gour- Jacques Anquetil, Eddy Merckx and din’s jump as 25 feet, 3 inches, but Bernard Hinault as the other ve- the of cial listing in U.S. Track and time winners. Field is 25-2. 2000 — Tiger Woods, at 24, be- 1960 — Betsy Rawls becomes the comes the youngest player to win rst woman to win the U.S. Wom- the career Grand Slam with a re- en’s Open golf title four times. cord-breaking performance in the 1966 — John Pennel pole vaults British Open on the Old Course at FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 17 feet, 6 1/4 inches for the world St. Andrews. Woods closes with a record in a meet at Los Angeles. 3-under 69 for a 19-under 269 to- Boston Celtics legend Bill Russell is planning to auction off most of his prized memorabilia from his It’s the eighth of nine world records tal, the lowest score in relation to days in the NBA this coming fall or winter. he set in the event in his career par at a major championship. and his rst since 1963. 2006 — Tiger Woods, one month 1976 — The last NFL All-Star after missing the cut for the rst Russell to auction off most of his memorabilia game is held and is shortened time in a major, becomes the rst when thunderstorms hit Chicago. player since Tom Watson in 1982- By Kyle Hightower Highlights of the trove in- scheduled for Boston this “There’s not a lot of folks The Pittsburgh Steelers beat the 83 to win consecutive British Open ASSOCIATED PRESS clude the rst (1957) and fall or winter. at Bill Russell’s level. The All-Stars 24-0. titles. last (1969) of the NBA-re- Russell said another rea- air gets real thin,” Hunt BOSTON — The most cord 11 championship rings son he decided to sell the said. “There’s just certain 1978 — Hollis Stacy wins the U.S. 2006 — Floyd Landis, pedaling decorated man in NBA his- he won in Boston, four of his items was to provide a por- names of certain players Women’s Open golf championship with an injured hip, cruises to vic- tory will be giving the public ve NBA Most Valuable tion of the proceeds for the that just transcend the for the second straight year. tory in the Tour de France, keep- a chance to own some of the Player trophies, and his Boston-based nonpro t sport, that changed the 1989 — Mark Calcavecchia wins ing cycling’s most prestigious title prized memorabilia from the British Open, edging Greg Nor- in American hands for the eighth his Hall of Fame career. 1956 U.S. men’s basketball MENTOR, which he sport.” man and Wayne Grady in a three- straight year. Bill Russell announced Olympic gold medal. co-founded more than three It is unclear how much man playoff. Calcavecchia, the 2009 — Mark Buehrle pitches the Thursday he is offering “There are a few pieces I’ll decades ago. The group’s any one of Russell’s items rst American to win the Open in 18th perfect game in major league hundreds of items from his keep for myself, but the rest aim is to strengthen mento- will bring, but similar auc- ve years, birdies three of the four history, a 5-0 win over Tampa Bay. personal collection, includ- I will share with the world,” ring relationships. tions overseen by Hunt have holes in the playoff. 2012 — Penn State is all but lev- ing trophies, rings, basket- Russell said in a video state- An additional donation delivered big numbers. The 1989 — Greg Lemond wins his eled by penalties handed down by balls, jerseys, letters, photos ment. will be made to Boston Celt- most notable was in 2019 second Tour de France with the the NCAA for its handling of the al- and other keepsakes. The The sale will be conducted ics United for Social Justice, when a rare, game-worn closest nish ever, edging Laurent legations against former assistant items span his 13-year ca- by Hunt Auctions, which which focuses on addressing Babe Ruth Yankees road Fignon by 8 seconds. Lemond football coach Jerry Sandusky. The reer as a player and coach has overseen the auctions of racial and social inequities jersey dating to 1928-30 starts the day 50 seconds behind NCAA imposes an unprecedented for the Boston Celtics, and such sports greats as Ted in the Boston area. sold for $5.64 million. The Fignon and wins the nal stage, $60 million ne, a four-year ban also feature mementos Williams, Joe DiMaggio, Ro- Hunt Auctions President auctioneer said that broke a 15-mile race against the clock from postseason play and a cut chronicling his work during berto Clemente, Gale Say- Dave Hunt said his group is the record for the most ex- from Versailles to Paris, in 26:57. in the number of football scholar- the civil rights movement ers, and Johnny Unitas. honored to handle Russell’s pensive piece of sports Fignon nishes the stage 58 sec- ships it can award. and beyond. The auction is tentatively collection. memorabilia sold. FRIDAY JULY 23, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Poll: Parties split on some infrastructure proposals By Josh Boak and to the public at large. cans, roughly a quarter Hannah Fingerhut The poll finds a slim say they are opposed and ASSOCIATED PRESS majority of Americans, about a third say they 55 percent, approve of WASHINGTON — The hold neither opinion. Biden’s handling of in- overwhelming majority Fewer than half of Amer- frastructure; 42 percent of Americans — about 8 icans, 45 percent, back disapprove. About 8 in 10 in 10 — favor plans to in- funding for electric vehicle Democrats, but just 2 in crease funding for roads, charging stations, while 29 10 Republicans, approve bridges and ports and for percent are opposed. About of Biden on infrastructure. pipes that supply drinking two-thirds of Democrats, water. But that’s about as “I like what he’s done so far,” said Marcos Ommati, but only about a quarter of far as Democrats and Re- Republicans, are in favor. publicans intersect on in- 54, who lives in Arling- ton, Virginia, and edits a Roughly half of Republi- frastructure, according to cans are opposed. a new poll from The Asso- military magazine. “The Slim majorities back ex- ciated Press-NORC Center infrastructure plan that for Public Affairs Research. he put out there, I think panded child tax credits President Joe Biden has we need that desperately. for families with children bet that his handshake If you drive around any and free community col- with a group of Republican places in the U.S., you see lege for those who have not senators can help power a that the bridges are not in yet been to college. About $973 billion infrastructure top shape.” three-quarters of Demo- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS deal through Congress, After the $1.9 trillion crats favor both proposals. while Democrats would coronavirus relief pack- Workers repair a park near the Capitol in Washington. Only about a quarter separately take up a $3.5 age jumpstarted the econ- of Republicans support omy — possibly creating trillion proposal that could for strengthening the elec- with Republicans largely ities of Democrats are in free community college, the risk of inflation — the include money for child tric grid, which has been expressing uncertainty favor, fewer than half of while about 6 in 10 are op- tax credits, schools, health administration trusts battered this year by a or opposition about many Republicans back any of posed. Republican views care and other priorities. that many voters will cast deep freeze in Texas and proposals. the three. The dual-track approach their ballots in next year’s extreme weather in recent Overall, at least 6 in 10 About two-thirds of are more mixed on the ex- has produced plenty of election on infrastructure months across the rest of Americans back funding Democrats also support panded child tax credit: 34 drama and uncertainty and other spending initia- the country. Many of the for local public transit, for funding for passenger percent are in favor, while in Washington as negoti- tives aimed at helping the other infrastructure ideas affordable housing and for and rail service, compared 42 percent are opposed; ations continue, and those economy. championed by Biden broadband internet ser- with about 4 in 10 Repub- another 24 percent say divisions seem to extend There is general support splinter along party lines, vice. While strong major- licans. Among Republi- they hold neither opinion. Biden says getting COVID-19 vaccine ‘gigantically important’ Hiring in California By Alexandra Jaffe slowed down and Aamer Madhani in June 2021 ASSOCIATED PRESS as employers in the nation’s CINCINNATI — Presi- most populous dent Joe Biden expressed state tried to pointed frustration over the coax reluc- slowing COVID-19 vaccina- tant workers tion rate in the U.S. and back into their pleaded that it’s “giganti- pre-pandemic cally important” for Ameri- jobs. cans to step up and get in- oculated against the virus PHOTO | as it surges once again. ASSOCIATED PRESS Biden, speaking Wednes- day night at a televised town hall in Cincinnati, said U.S. jobless claims rise to the public health crisis has turned largely into a plight of the unvaccinated as the 419,000 from a pandemic low spread of the delta variant PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS has led to a surge in infec- By Christopher for jobless aid jumped last about the potential econom- tions around the country. President Joe Biden interacts with members of Rugaber week, for example, in Mich- ic consequences of a tick-up “We have a pandemic for the audience during a commercial break for a ASSOCIATED PRESS igan, where GM has an- in confirmed viral infections those who haven’t gotten CNN town hall at Mount St. Joseph University nounced that it’s shutting as the highly contagious WASHINGTON — The the vaccination — it’s that in Cincinnati. down truck production be- delta variant spreads, es- number of Americans basic, that simple,” he said cause of supply shortages. pecially among the unvac- seeking unemployment on the CNN town hall. be in the IC unit, and you’re ing rights and the makeup “I do not worry that this cinated. The seven-day roll- benefits rose last week The president also ex- not going to die,” Biden said of the congressional com- reading signals a sud- ing U.S. average for daily from the lowest point of the pressed optimism that at the forum at Mount St. mission that will investi- den weakening in labor new cases accelerated over children under 12 will be Joseph University. “So it’s gate the Jan. 6 insurrec- pandemic, even as the job demand,” said Stephen market appears to be re- the past two weeks to more approved for vaccination gigantically important that tion at the Capitol. He also Stanley, an economist at than 37,000 as of Tuesday, in the coming months. But bounding on the strength ... we all act like Americans reflected on what it’s like Amherst Pierpont Secu- from fewer than 13,700, ac- he displayed exaspera- of a reopened economy. who care about our fellow to be president, saying he’s rities. “In fact, I am quite cording to data from Johns tion that so many eligible The Labor Department Americans.” sometimes taken aback by confident that it does not.” Hopkins University. Americans are still reluc- Over 80 minutes, Biden the pomp that comes with said Thursday that jobless Americans are shopping, Complaints by compa- tant to get a shot. fielded questions on many the job and the weight of claims increased last week traveling and eating out nies that they can’t find “If you’re vaccinated, of the pressing issues of being “the last guy in the to 419,000, the most in more as the pandemic has enough workers have led 22 you’re not going to be hospi- the day, including his in- room” left to make the call two months, from 368,000 waned, boosting the econo- states to prematurely end talized, you’re not going to frastructure package, vot- on daunting decisions. the previous week. The my and forcing businesses number of first-time ap- to scramble for more work- a $300-a-week federal un- plications, which general- ers. Companies have posted employment benefit, which Garland launches gun trafficking ly tracks layoffs, has fall- the highest number of avail- comes on top of state jobless en steadily since topping able jobs in the two decades aid. Twenty states have end- 900,000 in early January. that the data has been ed their participation in two strike forces in 5 cities Economists characterized tracked. Hiring has picked other federal programs — By Michael Balsamo last week’s increase as most up, though businesses say one of which provides ben- ASSOCIATED PRESS likely a blip caused by some they often can’t find enough efits to the self-employed one-time factors and partly employees at the wages and gig workers and and WASHINGTON — The a result of the inevitable they’re willing to pay. another that serves people Justice Department is bumpiness in the week-to- At the same time, analysts who have been out of work launching an effort in five week data. Applications are becoming concerned for six months or longer. cities in the U.S. to reduce spiking gun violence by addressing illegal traffick- ing and prosecuting of- fenses that help put guns Local news in the palm of your hand in the hands of criminals. Attorney General Mer- rick Garland will launch the gun trafficking strike forces in Chicago, New FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS York, Los Angeles, San Attorney General Merrick Garland speaks Francisco and Washington, during a news conference at the Department of D.C. 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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Sister’s proselytizing impacts man’s social life DEAR ABBY: I have tion to the children your a much older sister who Dear Abby is written by Abigail boyfriend raised with has become very reli- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne his former girlfriend. Stick to your guns, dear gious. Most of her life Phillips, and was founded by her decisions are based on lady, because you are off mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact the hook if you have the her faith, so conversa- backbone to stay that tions tend to develop Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. way. into faith-oriented top- DEAR ABBY: I am a ics and justifications. I 50-year-old male. When don’t initiate these con- I interact with a woman versations, and I make YOUNGER are in our late 40s now. whose name I don’t a genuine effort to un- BROTHER IN He was in a relation- know, I address her as derstand her perspec- GEORGIA ship for 17 years with a “Dear.” Surprisingly, woman who has three many of them respond tive. When I am not able DEAR YOUNGER daughters. One hasn’t to, I have mastered the in a negative way, re- BROTHER: If part of talked to either parent gardless of age. Is it “smile and nod.” your sister’s religion is in years. The other two wrong to call someone My problem is, any- advancing it or convert- drink, use drugs and “Dear”? And if so, what time I bring a friend or ing others to her faith, have kids of their own. should I call them if I date to a family func- you won’t be able to con- They often ask to “bor- don’t know their name? tion, she drags them off vince her to stop. I agree row” money, but never that what she’s doing pay it back. One of them UNSURE IN IOWA to the side and begins to can come across as ob- question and discuss asked me for enough to noxious. Because you put down a deposit for DEAR UNSURE: the importance of faith. can’t control what she The women may re- Since religion is a wide- rent on a house. I have says or does, you may two of my own children spond the way they do ly varied and highly have to stop bringing and my exes don’t sup- because they consider sensitive topic, this can friends or dates to fami- port them, so I’m won- being called “Dear” by a sometimes be uncom- ly functions where you dering how responsible stranger to be overly fa- fortable. I recently know she’ll be present. I am for his ex-girl- miliar or even conde- scending. (Other titles to asked her to stop doing Otherwise, warn them friend’s kids. in advance so they can avoid would be “Honey” it, and I haven’t heard either avoid being cor- and “Young Lady,” if the from her since. How can NOT GONNA nered or get away from HAPPEN woman appears to be I explain healthy her. past the age of 30.) Be boundaries to her so we DEAR ABBY: My DEAR NOT GON- safe and respectful by can have a respectful boyfriend was my first NA: You have no legal, addressing them as relationship? crush in grade eight. We moral or ethical obliga- Miss or Ma’am. BRIDGE

Success begins away from the table F. Scott Fitzgerald claimed, “No partner had two aces and the heart grand idea was ever born in a confer- queen. ence, but a lot of foolish ideas have The declarer had only 12 immedi- died there.” ate winners. He needed to establish A bridge partnership is like a con- ference: You and your partner must a long diamond trick for a spade spend time working out your bidding discard. But once that trick was set and — even more important — de- up and trumps were drawn, declarer fensive card-play agreements so that would need a dummy entry, which you are on the same wavelength at could only be the club ace. So, after the table. winning the first trick with the spade North and South benefited from their preparations on today’s deal. ace, South continued with the heart Would you and your partner reach ace, the diamond king, a diamond this desirable grand slam with only a to dummy’s ace, a diamond ruffed combined 28 high-card points? high, a heart to dummy’s queen and In the auction, South’s two spades another diamond ruffed high. South was an artificial game-force, asking drew West’s last trump, played a club North to rebid two no-trump. Three hearts was natural. Four clubs was to dummy’s ace and discarded his a control-bid, showing a good hand spade two on the diamond six. for play in hearts. South used Roman At the end, West said to his partner, Key Card Blackwood to learn that his “It’s a long deal that has no tricks.” FRIDAY JULY 23, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH REMIND REWIND

6:55 a.m. NBC 2020 Tokyo Olympics A year late and amid much trepidation, what is being A Higher Shine dubbed the 2020 Tokyo Olympics nally gets under way with the Opening Ceremony. More than 11,000 By David Cohea athletes from 206 countries will stream into Olym- REMIND MAGAZINE pic Stadium in the Japanese capital, which due to a Elvis Presley may have been the state of emergency from the pandemic will be void King of Rock ’n’ Roll, but he was also of spectators. Competitions in 33 sports will then proceed for the next 17 days until the Closing Cere- deeply devoted to gospel music. He mony on Aug. 8. sang gospel songs as he warmed 8 p.m. up in recording sessions and cooled DISN down from performances. “We do Movie: Dumbo two shows a night for ve weeks,” Director Tim Burton brings his celebrated visual  air Elvis said in the 1972 documenta- to this 2019 liveaction adaptation of Walt Disney’s ry Elvis on Tour. “A lotta times we’ll 1943 animated classic about a little circus elephant go upstairs and sing until daylight who discovers he can  y, thanks to his freakishly — gospel songs. We grew up with it. large ears. This reimagining of the story shifts the … It more or less puts your mind at focus somewhat to the human family that runs the ease. It does mine.” Presley released failing traveling circus where the action takes place, three gospel albums, including His with live actors Colin Farrell, Eva Green, Michael Hand in Mine (1960) and How Keaton and Danny De- Vito working alongside the Great Thou Art (1967), which sold 3 CGI-created title character. 9 p.m. million copies. PBS Johnny Cash recorded many gos- Icon: Music Through the Lens pel albums, including Hymns From The new episode “On the Road” looks at some of the the Heart (1962), the double album most memorable moments, whether it’s backstage, The Gospel Road (1973) and My under the spotlight in performance or on the tour Mother’s Hymn Book (2004), re- bus during the grueling schedule between shows. leased the year after he passed. His Pioneering photographers blazed new artistic trails career tracked an inner tension be- and created era-de ning imagery while on the road tween darkness and light, wrong de- with such artists as David Bowie, Mick Jagger and cisions and the need for grace. Cash the Rolling Stones, The Who, and Led Zeppelin. Also: put it this way: “I love songs about how the “Three Songs, No Flash” rule came to be. horses, railroads, land, Judgment 1 a.m. Day, family, hard times, whiskey, PBS Icon: Music Through the Lens courtship, marriage, adultery, sepa- The new episode “On the Road” looks at some of the ration, murder, war, prison, rambling, most memorable moments, whether it’s backstage, damnation, home, salvation, death, under the spotlight in performance or on the tour pride, humor, piety, rebellion, patrio- bus during the grueling schedule between shows. tism, larceny, determination, tragedy, Pioneering photographers blazed new artistic trails rowdiness, heartbreak and love. And and created era-de ning imagery while on the road Mother. And God.” His mother had with such artists as David Bowie, Mick Jagger and begged him for decades to record the Rolling Stones, The Who, and Led Zeppelin. Also: a reading of the Bible, and late in PHOTO | GETTY IMAGES how the “Three Songs, No Flash” rule came to be. life Cash taped the entire New King Like Franklin, Whitney Hous- pel Album. Cathedral in Los Angeles for de- James Version of the New Testament. ton grew up singing in church and Jennifer Garner attends a Meth- cades. Mel Gibson is a strict Cath- Aretha Franklin grew up singing her gospel roots were a mainstay odist church in Paci c Palisades, olic. He built his own church, the Catch up for New Bethel Baptist Church in of her incredible pop career. Her California. Though she had lapsed Church of the Holy Family, in Agoura Detroit, where her father was pas- soundtrack album for The Preach- in her attendance, her role in the Hills, California; the church is private with your tor, and her adult singing career er’s Wife (1996) (in which she had faith-based true story Miracles From and devoted to ultraconservative was deeply in uenced by her faith. costarred with Denzel Washington) Heaven (2016) had her reexamining beliefs of the religion. Kevin James, favorite team It is no wonder she is known as the includes the hits “I Believe in You faith in her family’s life. “There was Jim Gaf gan and Pierce Brosnan are Queen of Soul! Franklin sang “Pre- and Me” and “Step by Step.” The al- something about doing this lm and practicing Catholics. Kirk Cameron is in Item Sports! cious Lord” at a memorial service for bum became the bestselling gospel talking to my kids about it and real- an evangelical Christian. Martin Luther King Jr., and her 1972 album of all time. izing that they were looking for the gospel album Amazing Grace sold Others make church attendance structure of church every Sunday,” For these stars, public celebrity 2 million copies — the bestselling a priority in their life. Denzel Wash- she said to Good Morning Texas. and private faith coexist. Carrie Un- album of her 60-year career. One ington, Samuel L. Jackson, Magic “So, it was a great gift of this lm derwood, whose 2005 single “Je- Baptist pastor said of Franklin, “She Johnson, Stevie Wonder and Angela that it took us back to nding our sus Take the Wheel” has become a did not just sing the words on a page Bassett all attend the West Angeles local Methodist church and going country classic, once said, “I am a — she exuded authentic emotional Church of God in Christ on Crenshaw every Sunday.” Christian person, and I do love the experience that her audience could Boulevard in Los Angeles, where the Tom Hanks and his wife, Rita Wil- Lord, and I feel no matter who you identify with in their own lives. That is choir in 2009 earned a Grammy son, have been regular churchgoers are, what you believe, how you live gospel music!” nomination for Best Traditional Gos- at the Saint Sophia Greek Orthodox your life, it’s not my place to judge.”

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CLEANING/ Trial Court of Massachusetts COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS CARPENTRY MAINTENANCE The Superior Court THE TRIAL COURT Docket Number 2084CV02721 PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Suffolk County Superior Court - Civil Docket No. ES21P2072EA Suffolk County Courthouse, 12th Floor INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE Carpentry & Services RONNIE Z Three Pemberton Square Boston, MA 02108 Essex Division • Full Cleanouts: Homes, ORDER OF NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Attics, basements, yards, MOVING Estate of: Marc Joel Leizza Commercial clean outs, etc. Leave your moving to us! CASE NAME: Omar, Mahmoud • Full Home Repairs, Whether it be one piece or more! vs. Also Known As: Marco Leizza Painting and Installations. 10% off for senior citizens, Mejia, Santos et al Date of Death: May 20, 2021 • Windows, doors, porches, veterans, and disabled decks, stairs etc. WHEREAS a civil action has been begun against you in our Superior Court by • Gutter repairs and cleaning. Call Ronnie Mahmoud Omar wherein it is seeking to recover damages for injuries as the result To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of of negligent operation of a motor vehicle owned by the Defendant and operated by No job too small! a co-defendant. Petitioner: 781-321-2499 Krista A Santiago of Springfield, MA For a free estimate 781-354-0023 We COMMAND YOU if you intend to make any defense, that on 08/20/2021 or within such further time as the law allows you do cause your written pleading to Krista A Santiago of Springfield, MA CLEANING/ be filed in the office of the Clerk of Court named above, in said Commonwealth, MAINTENANCE and further that you defend against said suit according to law if you intend any has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the defense, and that you do and receive what the Court shall order and adjudge estate to serve without surety on the bond. therein. The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Hereof fail not, at your peril, or as otherwise said suit may be adjudged and Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without WE TAKE AND DISPOSE orders entered in your absence. supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration It appearing to this Court that no personal service of the Complaint has been from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating made on the defendant a deputy sheriff having made a return on the summons to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. OF ANYTHING that after diligent search he can find no one upon whom he can lawfully make Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings service, a copy of which is hereto attached and made part of this notice, it is and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal ORDERED that notice of this suit be given to them by publishing, once a week for Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and three successive weeks, the last publication to be at least 20 days before said Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Cellars, Attics, return in the: Garages, Yards, Stores, etc. Item: July 23, 2021 Call for quick service Newspaper: The Daily Item and best prices. City/Town: City of Lynn LEGALS

DATE ISSUED 06/23/2021 CARE AND PROTECTION, TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS, SUMMONS BY CLERK OF COURTS/ ASST. CLERK PUBLICATION, DOCKET NUMBER 20CP0281LY, Trial Court of Massachusetts, WE ALSO RENT Margaret M. Buckley Juvenile Court Department, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, Essex County Item: July 9, 16, 23, 2021 Juvenile Court, 139 Central Avenue, Lynn, MA 01901 TO: Justine A. Lubell, Jeffrey R. Satterwhite, and any unknown or unnamed father: A petition has ROLL-OFF DUMPSTERS been presented to this court by Lynn DCF, seeking, as to the following child, Dante A. Satterwhite-Lubell, that said child be found in need of care and protection and 15 yards, 20 yards, and 30 yards LEGALS committed to the Department of Children and Families. The court may dispense the rights of the person(s) named herein to receive notice of or to consent to any COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS legal proceeding affecting the adoption, custody, or guardianship or any other THE TRIAL COURT disposition of the child named herein, if it finds that the child is in need of care PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT and protection and that the best interests of the child would be served by said Docket No. ES21P1163EA disposition. 781-593-5308 / 781-598-0646 INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE You are hereby ORDERED to appear in this court, at the court address set forth above, on the following date and time: 09/15/2021 at 09:00 AM Hearing on Estate of: ALICE NEWBERRY HALL Merits (CR/CV) You may bring an attorney with you. If you have a right to an ericzdisposal.com attorney and if the court determines that you are indigent, the court will appoint an Also Known As: ALICE N. HALL attorney to represent you. If you fail to appear, the court may proceed on that date and any date thereafter FUELS/HEATING HELP WANTED Date of Death: March 14, 2021 with a trial on the merits of the petition and an adjudication of this matter. For further information call the Office of the Clerk-Magistrate at 781-586-0415. Essex Division WITNESS: Hon. Kerry A. Ahern, FIRST JUSTICE, DATE ISSUED: 06/28/2021, Judith JOB INFORMATION M. Brennan, Clerk-Magistrate SERVICES To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of ITEM: July 16, 23 and 30, 2021 NOTICE Petitioner: GEORGE A. HALL, JR. of IPSWICH MA FUEL ASSISTANCE ACCEPTED Don't pay to find work before you get 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE the job. Legitimate job placement firms a Will has been admitted to informal probate. We service that work to fill specific positions gas and oil cannot charge an upfront fee. For free GEORGE A. HALL, JR. of IPSWICH MA information about avoiding employ- Does your company heating systems. has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to Oil tanks ment service scams, write the Federal Trade Commission at Washington, serve without surety on the bond. need employees? installed/removed. D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud Information Center, The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal 781-592-9505 1-800-876-7060 Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with NOTICE the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration REAL ESTATE For more information and assistance from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating FOR SALE regarding the reliability of business to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings ties, employment services and financ- and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and contact the Better Business Bureau Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or Item: July 23, 2021 If you want an honest call 508-652-4800 opinion of value GENERAL FREE SERVICE HELP WANTED Zero down for veterans 3% down for non-veterans NEW IN TOWN?

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ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK A member of the Lynn English USMC Junior ROTC looks on during the Missing Man Table ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Ceremony at the welcoming ceremony for the Peabody West’s Jackson Taylor celebrates being called safe at the plate as Peabody’s Jack Smith, “Wall That Heals” exhibit in Nahant on Saturday. left, and Dylan Cunningham look for an “out” call.

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Hood Ink Tattoo Zoo owner Jeffrey Brito stands in the bathroom of the Izzy Gomez of Boston was first in line to receive a $20 tattoo at Hood tattoo shop, which is covered in signatures from every client who ever Ink Tattoo Zoo in Lynn on Wednesday, during the shop’s third birthday received a tattoo there since the shop opened three years ago. celebration.

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK A woman and her daughter look out at a downed ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK telephone pole that was knocked down when The Red Queen, played by Isabella Drakos, drags Alice, played by Claudia Drakos, across the stage a driver on Essex Street in Saugus crashed during Neverland Theatre’s rendition of Alice in Wonderland at Peabody’s Black Box theater. through it before hitting a house on Friday.

ITEM PHOTO | JAKOB MENENDEZ The Peabody West team gathers and yells in excitment after coming back from a 6-1 deficit to beat North Andover in the extra inning. B8 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY JULY 23, 2021 ENTERTAINMENT Review: ‘Snake Eyes’ Sounds of the doesn’t play its cards right Games: NBC By Lindsey Bahr doesn’t plan on ASSOCIATED PRESS Henry Golding has un- adding crowd noise deniable screen presence. He's handsome, sure. Lots By Joe Reedy With more than 300 of actors are. But Golding ASSOCIATED PRESS events at the Olympics, it would be a logistical also has that effortless cha- One of Molly Solomon's risma that the biggest mov- nightmare for NBC and favorite memories from Olympic Broadcasting ie stars possess. It's no won- the 2018 Pyeongchang der that he was catapulted Service, which provides Olympics was watching the world feed, to layer from relative, travel show Lindsey Vonn in the start in crowd noise, especially host obscurity to lm fame house. Cameras would fo- with each sport having its with just one role in "Cra- cus on the skiing great, own cadence and pace. zy Rich Asians" and that with microphones picking Solomon noted that his name often pops up as up her breathing while during breaststroke races a fan choice for the next she listened to nal in- in swimming, fans whistle James Bond. If the powers structions. during the races. Layer- in Hollywood don't mess it With no spectators in ing that in would be over up, he's going to be around the stands during the To- for quite some time. kyo Games, Solomon is the top. Most venues will It's also not surprising hoping to pick up on more run some sort of sound that the industry would of those moments. tracks to simulate crowd capitalize on his break- The NBC Olympics ex- murmur or presence, but through moment and come ecutive producer said that only to prevent total si- knocking with some piece the network will not add lence and for competitive of Intellectual Property additional crowd noise reasons. for him to star in. Un- to its coverage. The hope "We've pivoted to know fortunately that IP piece that we've got access to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS is that fans will hear is " Snake Eyes," an ori- the Games as they hav- all of these elds-of-play gin story about a G.I. Joe Henry Golding in a scene from “Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins.” en't been able to before, microphones. So, we really character that completely theaters. And after seeing called the Arashikage. In ascent through these estab- whether it is the action in feel like we can enhance misunderstands its star's Atlanta and Vancouver the unnecessarily dull rst lished ranks is alarmingly the pool during swimming the sounds of the Games. appeal. Golding is simply destroyed over and over part, we learn that Snake swift. or conversations between But you will also hear any crowd presence that is ac- not the right actor for the again in superhero lms Eyes' father was murdered This backstory also re- competitors and coaches tually being injected into part. He's not exactly bad, it is a breath of fresh air in front of him when he quires Golding to affect an during gymnastics. just miscast and misused. the venue. You'll hear it as to be transported to To- was a boy, he's spent his unre ned American accent, "You look at gymnastics And despite the novel trim- the athletes hear it," she kyo, where director Robert life since as a loner living which is a stretch and a and think about the dis- mings and  ash around said. Schwentke (RED, R.I.P.D.) on the streets and stuf ng mistake. His "ain't" doesn't tinctive intricacies of each him, his character is woe- apparatus, and we really Terry Gannon, who will makes sure to lovingly sh with weapons for the sound like any "ain't" you've fully generic. Yakuza and he also saves feel like we'll be able to be broadcasting gym- shoot both the neon and ever heard before. That can "Snake Eyes" has some the ancient. He even takes the life of the Arashikage bring the viewer closer to nastics, said not having be forgiven though, he's not things going for it. For one, our burgeoning hero to the heir, Tommy (Andrew Koji). the athlete's experience a crowd will also call for the rst Brit to be in over the names Cobra and G.I. Golden Gai and creatively Is he just naturally a good here in Tokyo than ever some changes into how Joe aren't even uttered for utilizes the tiny alleyways ghter? Did he have train- his head in that regard. before," said Solomon, announcers call events. almost an hour. Credited for a fun ght. ing? You won't learn that The true sin is that Snake who is working her 11th "There are certain screenwriters Evan Spilio- In fact, if you can make it answer in "Snake Eyes," Eyes as a character is so Olympics for NBC. things you do as an an- topoulos, Anna Waterhouse to the Tokyo section, which but pretty soon both the deathly dull. He barely has The only crowd noise nouncer because you play and Joe Shrapnel seem to takes almost a half hour Arashikage and anoth- a personality. He is purely that viewers may hear is off and wait for the crowd. have some understanding to get to, you'll be in for a er well-established crime driven by revenge and also ambient crowd noise that Now you don't have the that a mere G.I. Joe asso- fairly fun ride as Snake syndicate are using him doesn't seem to have to venues might use to gen- crowd and you're probably ciation isn't enough to get Eyes starts to train with as their go-to muscle and work all that hard at any- erate atmosphere for the going to have to come in regular moviegoers into an ancient Japanese clan brains. In other words, his thing. athletes. right away," he said.

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