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SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 2021 Old Swampscott police station has Anchor By Tréa Lavery request for proposals (RFP) in August where will we end up, and will we be ITEM STAFF for the building, with submissions able to continue?” due in October. Because 86 Burrill St. is a town- SWAMPSCOTT — The old police “You’re calling it short-term. I’m owned building, the town may allow station building at 86 Burrill St. will calling 12 months long-term because any community-based organization, be the home of Anchor Food Pantry we haven’t had that stability,” said such as Anchor, to occupy the space for at least the next 12 months, the Laura Spathanas, president of the temporarily, as long as rent is not Swampscott Select Board announced food pantry, saying she was thank- charged. Thursday. ful to both the town and the Senior The space is currently occupied by The organization entered a year- Center, which has housed the organi- Cataldo Ambulance, which will share long, rent-free temporary use agree- zation since it opened last year. “I’ve ment with the town, which put out a had a lot of sleepless nights thinking, ANCHOR, A3 Lynn schools map out bus plan

By Allysha Dunnigan ITEM STAFF LYNN — Superinten- dent Dr. Patrick Tutwil- er announced tentative plans to resume transportation for students on a staggered schedule at Thursday’s School Com- Satanic mittee meeting. Transportation for all students was tempo- temple rarily suspended at the end of March, a decision Tutwiler said was due to Springs a statewide shortage of ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK bus drivers. He plans to outline the Maryanne Sheckman, RN, administers the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 specifics of the district’s into Salem vaccine to Old Neighborhood employee Rosible Iraheta of Lynn as her new transportation plan 5-year-old, Jessie, looks on. during a virtual town ITEM PHOTO | By Guthrie hall meeting, which is SPENSER HASAK Scrimgeour scheduled for next Tues- Heather ITEM STAFF Old Neighborhood Foods day, April 13. Meri Stew- SALEM — The Satanic “In an effort to meet art’s “Sacred Temple of Salem is reopen- every student’s trans- Tools VII” is ing with Incipit Spring, gives its staff a shot portation needs, we have on display a new community-based explored numerous al- in the “In- ternatives and evaluated exhibition focused on re- By Allysha Dunnigan ployees. cipit Spring” multiple options, all of growth and renewal. ITEM STAFF “There’s just been a lot of people that exhibition at Walking into the tem- which have not yielded a have been nervous and apprehensive the Satanic ple’s Milton Hall, a LYNN — Old Neighborhood Foods host- substantive, comprehen- about getting the shot,” he said. “That’s Temple in visitor’s eyes are im- ed its first of two vaccination clinics Fri- sive, reliable and safe Salem. mediately drawn to ornate- day for employees and their families at the feedback that I’ve been getting talking means for transporting ly-patterned blue velvet the company’s Waterhill Street headquar- to people.” students,” Tutwiler said. walls, on which paintings ters. He said the goal of the clinics is to cen- Transportation has and sculptures celebrate Andrew Demakes, director of opera- tralize the process, while also offering been suspended because spring and rebirth with a tions for Old Neighborhood Foods, said he a $100 bonus to entice people to get the there are only 18 bus hopes the centralized vaccination location drivers, who would be TEMPLE, A3 will ease the nerves and hesitancy of em- NEIGHBORHOOD, A2 responsible for providing transit for about 600 students, Tutwiler said. “This number of driv- DAVID M. SHRIBMAN ers is enough to provide transportation for ap- proximately 60 percent Trump is now in history’s hands of students who have it He hasn’t even been the former discover facts through research, has been something of a histo- on their individual edu- president for three months, but who tend to be more contempla- rians’ tradition; Princeton Uni- cation plan,” he said. “Be- already it has started. The his- tive than emotive, are not his versity Press, which has com- cause we cannot provide torians’ evaluation of Donald J. best focus group. And a Chroni- missioned this process, produced transportation for all, we Trump is underway. It’s not as cle of Higher Education survey of swift historical evaluations short- temporarily suspended easy as it looks. 2016 voting patterns in counties ly after the presidencies of George it.” Of course, many commentators holding each state’s flagship pub- W. Bush and Barack Obama. Now Tutwiler said outreach and historians made tentative lic university — the 2020 election the historians are onto Trump, to families regarding the judgments while he still was in doesn’t count, because so many and they cannot avoid questions new transportation plan is underway, but the pro- the White House. Professional students were home because of like these: jected start date of that historians aren’t exactly the jury the virus — showed that Trump Was Trump’s election the result plan would not be until that the 45th president would prevailed in only 20 percent of of his own personal appeal, or at least May 12. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK choose; men and women who them. teach in universities, who seek to Making quickie assessments TRUMP, A3 Officer Richard Heath BUS, A3 Peabody INSIDE Opinion officer a There are remedies for North Shore’s service housing crisis A4 superhero LOOK! Item wins 3 awards. A4, A8 By Anne Marie Tobin • ITEM STAFF Lynn’s Conti sworn in PEABODY — Peabody as fire lieutenant. A8 Police Officer Richard Heath is the recipient of Sports the 2021 North Shore Com- Swampscott football munity Action Programs’ cruises past Saugus. B1 (NSCAP) Frederick E. Berry Community Service • Award. Lynnfield football can’t Heath will be honored handle Ipswich. B1 OFFICER, A2

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Juliette Theriault, 88 1932 - 2021 PEABODY - Juliette Lorraine a pet; and she was particular- (Beaulieu) Theriault, age 88, ly fond of her cats Missy and passed away unexpectedly on Dennis. In her younger years, Saturday, April 3rd at Salem Juliette would enjoy spending Hospital. She was the be- summers by the pool, and loved wife of the late Raymond was known to have been an Theriault, with whom she had excellent cook. Above all else shared many wonderful years though, Juliette was a doting, of marriage. compassionate, and loving Born in Salem, MA on June mother. 5, 1932, she was a daughter Surviving Juliette is her be- of the late George and Rose loved son, Raymond Theriault Beaulieu. Following Juliette’s of Peabody, and his girlfriend high school education, she Cynthia Pini of Revere. completed a certificate pro- Arrangements: At the re- gram in Boston. She then quest of the family, and due went on to work for Stop and to Covid-19 restrictions, all Shop as a front end manager services for Juliette will be for almost 40 years, until her held privately. To leave an on- retirement. line message or condolence, In her free time, Juliette loved please visit www.cuffemcginn. playing card games, especially com. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK cribbage, watching her soaps, Peabody Police Officer Richard Heath checks in on members of the homeless community be- and reading her magazines. hind Peabody Institute Library as part of his daily duties as the community police unit’s down- Her entire life, she always had town liaison. Peabody officer a service superhero Jean Murphy Porath, 90 mary role is to work with Officer Heath is a cham- vide information on safety 1930 - 2021 OFFICER From A1 the library and downtown pion of low-income fami- protocols. businesses to address any lies and people struggling “It was complicated be- MARBLEHEAD - Jean Murphy virtually on April 22 at with homelessness.” Porath (90) of Jackson, NH problems they may be ex- cause the CDC (Centers NSCAP’s Spring into Ac- periencing. A 1980 Peabody High for Disease Control and and Marblehead, MA hauled tion Heroes Gala event. anchor and peacefully set sail “He has a strong con- graduate, Heath said his Prevention) rules on en- “It’s an incredible honor nection with the homeless role involves dealing with campments said they on her final voyage on March and I am humbled to be 26, 2021. Jean was born in population and does a quality of life issues in cannot be disrupted,” said chosen,” said Heath. “I’ve great job — kind of take- finding solutions when Heath. “The best thing we 1930 in Lynn, MA to Henry never given any thought and Lucille Murphy. Jean was the-bull-by-the-horns guy the interests of business could do was make sure to anything except I’m who loves walking up and owners and homeless and the persons living there the last surviving child of her just doing my job. I’m three siblings: Henry “Hank”, down Main Street,” Grif- vulnerable people living had the equipment and grateful to Chief (Thom- fin said. “He’s a great re- in crisis collide. information they needed Edward and Paul. as) Griffin for seeing my source for everyone and “It’s finding a way to to be protected from the After graduating in 1951 ability to be able to make we always are receiving co-exist,” Heath said. “The virus.” from Simmons College with a this work and giving me strong feedback from the community knows what Heath has also been rec- BS degree in psychology, Jean the opportunity.” social services agencies, the homeless communi- ognized by the Peabody and a friend packed up an Heath is one of three like Citizens Inn, the ty deals with, but they Clergy Ministerial Asso- MG TD and drove across the officers who serve in the country to San Francisco. Her department’s Communi- city’s Community and still need to protect their ciation for his work. A 30- passion for skiing overcame ty Police Unit as liaisons: Development department businesses. The goal is year veteran of the police her and she departed for the Heath for the downtown and also, North Shore to identify behaviors and department, Heath volun- Rockies before making her way until recently. area, Officer Rich Cam- Community Action.” patterns, like drugs and teers at several Massa- back to Boston where she met Together, Jean and Jim raised eron for Elder Affairs and “Officer Heath’s daily in- alcohol, to stop the activ- chusetts Special Olympics James “Jim” Porath. A devoted their three children, traveled Officer Ralph Scopa for teractions with members ity or to find ways to re- events each year, and is skier himself, he proposed to the world on myriad ski trips the Northshore Mall. of the community embod- direct it. Unfortunately, one of the key organizers Jean on the Wildcat gondola in and tours, sailed, skied, played Heath, who operates out ies the very essence of this sometimes, (the) criminal for the Peabody Law En- 1958. golf and tennis and showed of the Peabody Institute award,” added NSCAP process is the only way to forcement Torch Run for Skiing in the winter and sail- us all that life is made to work Library’s Main Street Executive Director Laura address and stop it, but Special Olympics each boat racing in the summer, the hard and play harder. branch, said his daily rou- M. MacNeil. “He is known the preference is always year. two quickly made a mark on Jean is survived by her three tine boils down to keeping for being a resource for to find a middle ground.” The Frederick E. Berry the Marblehead racing circuit beloved children and their himself visible in the area. homeless individuals, one The COVID-19 pandem- award was established in in their 38 foot US-1 spouses: Nancy Porath Davis “I call it the walk-and- who treats a person with ic has posed additional recognition of Sen. Berry’s boat “Genie”. They garnered and Dean Davis of Jackson, talk beat, or walking a kindness, dignity, and is challenges, but Heath leadership and dedication countless wins in the numer- NH, Jonathan E. Porath and beat or meet and greet, eager to offer help. said that it is vitally im- to improving the lives of ous boats they campaigned, Debra Simiele Porath of Mar- which is an ageless pro- “Rick is able to main- portant to make sure peo- low-income families and most notably a Shields in blehead, MA and Emily (Pen- cess of interpersonal in- tain a balance between ple are following all of the individuals. Berry repre- the 70’s to the 80’s. If Jean ny) Miller and Russ Miller of teraction with the public,” the various needs of the guidelines. He is working sented the communities wasn’t sailing she played ten- Jackson, NH. Jean also leaves Heath said. “There is no homeless and the need to collaboratively with the of Beverly, Danvers, Pea- nis with the same competitive her three loving grandchildren: substitute for physical maintain order in a busy city’s Health Department, body, Salem, and Topsfield zeal or tended her gardens. Hannah Porath, Hayden Miller presence to help stay in- downtown area (who) Emergency Management for 30 years. When Jim retired, they moved and Annika Miller. formed on what’s going on works tirelessly keeping Team and community Anne Marie Tobin can be Jackson, where they had built Service Information: in the community.” one of Peabody’s most vul- church leaders to distrib- reached at atobin@item- a ski house in the early 60’s. A spring service will be Griffin said Heath’s pri- nerable populations safe. ute face masks and pro- live.com. Sailing was traded for golf and planned as Jean always both Jean and Jim earned club loved the flowers of spring. champion status in their age In lieu of flowers, dona- group at Wentworth golf course. tions can be made to Moun- Old Neighborhood Foods gives its staff a shot Jim passed in 2018 after 60 tain View Community, 93 Wa- wonderful years of marriage. ter Village Road, Ossipee NH NEIGHBORHOOD departments off, just in ing it for employees,” De- and being healthy,” he Jean’s indomitable spirit al- 03864 for their exceptional From A1 case, so they’re not going makes said. said. “We’re going to have a lowed her to live on her own up kindness and care. to have to take off a day of While the clinic has re- set-up with food and some vaccine. work,” he said. ceived positive feedback beverages and snacks, just “We’re trying to get ev- Old Neighborhood from employees so far, De- trying to make it as peace- erybody on board with Foods is a manufacturer makes said some people ful an environment as pos- getting vaccinated and that offers a range of deli are still apprehensive. sible.” IN MEMORIAM through what everybody’s RAYMOND J. KANE products packaged and “What we’re trying to Demakes said he has al- gone through, we thought 1987 ~ APRIL 11 ~ 2021 distributed to stores and do is strategically have ways believed he has the ON HIS ANNIVERSARY it would be a nice idea to supermarkets. That in- certain people from each best employees, but was say ‘hey, if you get vaccinated there’s a little bonus dustry has faced a lot of department go. That way, particularly proud of the at the end of there,” De- backlash throughout the people that are apprehen- way his staff has handled makes said. pandemic regarding work- sive can say ‘oh well, they the COVID-19 pandemic. In an effort to make the ing in close quarters, De- got it and they’re fine,’” he “We’re very fortunate to process convenient for makes said. said. have the people that we everyone, Demakes said “We want to make sure Demakes is hopeful ap- have here, so we want to the company is trying that everyone is taken prehensive employees will make sure that we try and to schedule production care of,” he said. be encouraged to take the do everything possible to around the clinic, which Lynn Community vaccine after seeing their help them,” he said. Beautiful memories are Health Center provided co-workers get the shot. Demakes hopes all of the wonderful things. ran from 1 to 4 p.m. on They last to the longest day. Friday. Having the vacci- assistance with setting He added he has seen employees will be able to, They never wear out. nations at the end of the up the clinic. The health some immigrants who are and want to, get vaccinat- They're never lost or given away. To some you may be forgotten. day was planned out of center will receive about a hesitant of the vaccine, ed between the two clinic To others, part of the past. call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 caution, since Demakes couple hundred doses for so he wants to make it as dates. The second clinic is But to us who loved and lost you, said they didn’t know how each clinic. comfortable as possible for scheduled for next Friday, your memory will always last. Love from Margaret, children, to start your people would react to the “We’ll offer it to some them, keeping their best April 16, from 1-4 p.m. grandchildren, Johnson & Johnson vac- family members that ha- interests at heart. Allysha Dunnigan can and great-grandchildren daily subscription. cine. ven’t gotten it yet as well, “All we care about is be reached at adunnigan@ “We’re giving certain but primarily we are offer- them getting the vaccine itemlive.com. Vaccine clinic to be hosted for veterans and families By Allysha Dunnigan Lynn-Swampscott veter- legal authority to provide Security number. ITEM STAFF ans services director. COVID-19 vaccines to all Pre-registration is The vaccine clinic, which veterans and their spous- available at https://www. LYNN — The Veter- will be open from 8:30 to es, caregivers and benefi- va.gov/health-care/covid- ans Affairs (VA) Bedford 11 a.m. at 10 Church St., ciaries. 19-vaccine/stay-informed. Healthcare System will will be open to all veterans The Save Lives Act in- Don’t let the host a walk-in vaccine and their spouses, widows, cludes all veterans as well If you have questions or clinic next Monday at the widowers, and caregivers. as members in the Re- need assistance with the story go untold. Lynn Housing Authority The Save Lives Act, re- serves, National Guard, registration form, call the & Neighborhood Develop- cently passed by Congress, Public Health Officers, the MyVA411 main informa- ment (LHAND) communi- makes all veterans eligi- National Oceanic and At- tion line at 800-698-2411. Share your loved one’s story. ty room on Church Street. ble for the COVID-19 vac- mospheric Administration Veterans can also walk Unlike the first vaccine [email protected] | 781-593-7700 cine regardless of their VA (NOAA), Coast Guard, and in and will be given a vac- clinic that was offered in healthcare enrollment sta- Academy Cadets. cine on a first come, first Lynn, this one will not be tus, character of discharge The only documentation limited to veterans who or income level. that spouses and caregiv- served basis. are part of the VA Health- President Joe Biden ers will need is their vet- Allysha Dunnigan can In partnership with care system, according signed the act into law in eran’s name and the last be reached at adunnigan@ to Michael Sweeney, the March, which expands the four digits of their Social itemlive.com. SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Old Swampscott police station has Anchor ANCHOR “They’ll never realize From A1 their full potential, de- spite their really hard the first floor of the build- work and all they do ing with Anchor for now. there,” Spellios said. Because of this, the town Facilities Director Max was not able to accom- Kasper is working with modate Anchor’s joint the thrift store to im- proposal with thrift store prove the space while the Big Blue Bargains, which town helps Big Blue Bar- had intended to share the space with the food pan- gains search for a new try. home. The thrift store is “At this juncture, to currently closed due to move Cataldo to an un- the pandemic, but is hop- known location in the ing to reopen soon. midst of the pandemic In addition to Anchor, was not in the best in- the Historical Commis- terest or certainly in the sion, Historical Society public safety interest of and Swampscott Public the town,” said Select Library will have access Board member David to the second floor of the Grishman. former police station for Big Blue Bargains cur- ongoing archival work. rently occupies a space Swampscott allocated at Swampscott Middle $190,000 for repairs to School, but Select Board the Burrill Street build- members acknowledged ing at the November 2020 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK that the location was un- special town meeting. Alex Corey, manager and curator of the Satanic Temple in Salem, speaks about the latest gallery satisfactory, with Board Tréa Lavery can be showing at the temple, “Incipit Spring,” which is put on by the temple and Salem Arts Associa- Chair Peter Spellios call- reached at tlavery@item- tion. ing it “awful.” live.com. Satanic temple Springs into Salem Lynn schools map TEMPLE of a party that appears ple. library of literature on From A1 to have gone awry. Two The cast-bronze statue Satanism, and a room fea- guests seem to be leaving is 8½ feet tall and weighs turing two empty thrones. out bus plan characteristically dark the event, while a shirt- 1½ tons. Apparently, some of the BUS during this year, was tone. less man mows a lawn, It also holds an import- other rooms in the up- From A1 anybody on this team “This was a really hard and what Corey calls a ant place in the history stairs will soon be made leaning back in their show to select pieces for “conspicuous deer” watch- of the organization. In re- available to the public for “Root development is a chair sort of waiting for just because of the de- es from the forest. sponse to Oklahoma and overnight stays. major undertaking and a solution to drop in our gree of skill and techni- “It was both the nar- Arkansas placing a Ten The temple, which only typically takes about two lap,” he said. “Our hearts cal prowess that people rative aspects of his Commandments statue on reopened in April, was one months to develop,” he are broken ... as we know displayed,” said museum work, and the absurdist Capitol grounds, The Sa- of the first organizations said. “In close partner- there is a subset of fami- curator and manager Alex themes,” said Corey, who tanic Temple offered the to shut its doors at the on- ship with our transpor- lies who cannot get their Corey. “We had an amaz- was so intrigued by the statue to stand alongside set of the pandemic. tation provider, we plan students to school and we ing turnout.” piece that he decided to the Christian monuments, “It’s been really tricky,” to launch our plan on or are working every angle The piece Original Sin, purchase it. “You can just and filed lawsuits against said Corey. “We’re in this before May 12.” to get that to happen as by Daniel Breslin, is strik- invent so many stories to the states when their re- weird catch-22 where As of Wednesday, Tut- quickly as possible.” ing, featuring a large apply to this.” quest was refused. there’s obvious demand wiler said about 70 per- Tutwiler said that while white cross divided into The show, co-organized The Satanic Temple is a for us to be open. You have cent of special education there is still transpor- six small shelves, each with the Salem Arts Asso- non-theistic religious or- to toe that line between students have returned to tation for students who housing a green apple. ciation, features all local ganization, which partic- what is safe enough to in-person learning, with are in out-of-district pro- One of the apples has a artists. ipates in activism around keep separation between their families bringing grams and the Together bite taken out of it. From Moving into the next the separation of church us and the virus and being them to school. Families Educating and Advanc- the bottom of the cross, an room, one will see the in- and state. able to keep the lights on.” who are driving their stu- ing Multi-Handicapped intricate network of white famous statue of Baphom- “Any time that religious Tickets to the temple dents, who would usually Students (TEAMS) pro- roots extends towards the et, a large winged creature privileges are granted to and the exhibit cost $12. receive transportation, gram, all other transpor- floor. The piece won third with the head and legs of one religion over others, The Incipit Spring exhibit are eligible for a mile- tation within the district place in the exhibit’s jur- a goat and the body of a the Temple exerts itself to will run through July 3. age reimbursement at 57 had to be halted because ied competition. man. Two children watch have the same privileges For more information cents per mile. of equity issues. The first place winner, as the creature holds up granted to them,” Corey about The Satanic Tem- According to Tutwiler, “If you can’t provide it Another Awkward Eve- two fingers on his right said. ple, visit its website. district administration across all of the students ning at Bambi’s House, hand. The room is dark Walking up the winding Guthrie Scrimgeour has been working to de- who have a legal right to by Steve Negron, depicts and the walls are lined staircase to the second can be reached at gscrim- vise a plan since the late it through their educa- a surreal nighttime scene with images of veiled peo- floor, visitors can find a [email protected]. winter months when the tion plan, then it makes problem was brought to more sense to suspend it,” their attention. he said. “We can only operate on School Committee mem- Trump is now in history’s hands the information we have,” ber Michael Satterwhite he said. “When the infor- echoed that point, saying mation we have is there “equity’s important, espe- can nominee? to drift rightward, first presidential candidates TRUMP is a shortage but it will cially for our special edu- The answer will not be as Democrats for Nixon like Sens. Ted Cruz of From A1 be satisfied by a given cation students.” known until the 2024 elec- and then Reagan Dem- Texas and Josh Hawley of man and the moment? Or date, we plan according The process of finalizing tion, or perhaps 2028, but ocrats, are consolidated Missouri, both challengers to that. But then when it is there a more cynical ex- the historians will have as conservatives because a new plan takes time, of the 2020 election re- was made clear to us that said Tutwiler, but the dis- planation? to confront this question of Trump, then he will be sults, package themselves it is not materializing in trict is in the process of This is a complicated in 2021. If his victory in remembered as a far more in 2024, and whether the way that we first con- developing one right now. question. Trump — the 2016 and his strong but significant presence in the Trump runs again. veyed, we had to go back “Our real focus has been only president never to unavailing performance American story. What was the true na- to the drawing board and solution-oriented,” Tut- have served in either the in 2020 were due princi- Did Trump overhaul and ture of the Jan. 6 rebel- figure out how to help wiler said, adding that military or public office pally to his own personal then take over the Repub- lion? them find drivers.” the district is also plan- — was by any measure appeal, then he is a less lican Party? This, too, awaits the The Lynn Public ning to develop a plan an unusual White House consequential historical We don’t yet know the passage of time, but the Schools posted flyers on for how to compensate nominee. Some analysts figure than he would be if answer to this, either, but tentative conclusion does its website and Facebook students who have lost compared him to Wendell the reverse were true. But the tentative verdict sug- not put the president in page to try to help its in-person learning time Willkie, a business exec- if he has performed in the gests he did. It’s difficult a favorable light, as the partner transportation because of the decision to utive who, like Trump, second decade of the 21st to cite a modern analogue, company, North Reading suspend transportation. moved from left to right, century what Roosevelt though Theodore Roos- private (and in the case of Transportation (NRT), “We owe it to them,” he but the Indianan served achieved in the fourth de- evelt comes close as some- Senate GOP leader Mitch recruit drivers, but Tut- said. in World War I and had cade of the 20th, then he one whose progressivism McConnell, the public) wiler said that tactic did Allysha Dunnigan a far silkier personality will be remembered as a transformed the early ruminations of many Re- not yield positive results. can be reached at adun- than Trump. He also was far more consequential 20th-century GOP, as does publican leaders suggest. “Never, at any point [email protected]. defeated in the 1940 elec- figure. the unlikely figure of War- And if that riot is followed tion, losing to Franklin The FDR coalition of ren G. Harding, whose by another, or by episodes Delano Roosevelt in FDR’s workers, immigrants and siren call for “normalcy” of homegrown terrorism third campaign for the intellectuals dominated shed the last remnants of unrelated to the 2020 elec- LAW OFFICES OF presidency. American politics, and the TR ethos in 1920. We tion, fresh questions about JAMES J. 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Shanahan nior Writer Steve Krause All of us from that time Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman won a New England News- period who knew Vanessa Customer Service paper and Press Associa- or played softball with her, Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS tion second-place award Steve or saw her play, and sat and Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 for a column published in Krause laughed and joked with All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 The Item on Dec. 2, 2019. Vinnie and Karen, surely 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 A story on the award and felt as if this was “CSI” or Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 and loving it all. I think Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 two others won by the pa- “Law & Order” come to life. Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 per appears on page A8 in of Vinnie shouting encour- And it was horrifying. Classi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 today’s paper. Krause’s col- aging words — sometimes All you could do for a few classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 rm encouraging words Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 umn is reprinted below. days was close your eyes Subscriptions — to Vanessa during Babe and try to stop imagining [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Ruth softball games, in- It’s over. Andrew Mac- this beautiful woman be- Circulation cluding a tournament Cormack is on his way to ing stabbed and beaten to [email protected] in New Hampshire. Or I a prison sentence of life death. You couldn’t. And Ext. 3 think of Vinnie and Karen, without parole. It is a sen- you just wanted Gil Gris- and watching four years of Newsroom tence he richly deserves, som or Lennie Briscoe to St. Mary’s softball, as Va- [email protected] and the only thing I could put their teams to work [email protected] nessa and my niece played add to it is that if there is and get to the bottom of it. together. Ext. 4 such a thing as reincarna- The Revere Police Those were almost idyllic Sports stepped up, though. They tion, he should spend the days. Sure, there were mo- [email protected] next life in jail too. told Vinnie the night Va- EDITORIAL ments of frustration when Ext. 5 nessa’s body was discov- I might have been hap- the team didn’t do as well. py with just one until ered that they saw An- Retail and Online Sure, there were times Advertising MacCormack stood up in when feathers were rufed drew as the murderer, and [email protected] Suffolk Superior Court later arrested him. a little over a coach’s deci- ADVERTISING There are Monday and protested his sion. Nothing was ever per- The Masuccis and I ar- innocence in a way that is fect, nor is it now. en’t BFFs. We’re people Ernie Carpenter Jr. certainly in keeping with who bonded over a shared Director of Advertising But it was spring, kids and Business Development, ext. 1355 his gentle image. were playing softball, experience — them watch- [email protected] remedies for “I sure as hell didn’t kill ing their daughter and adults were over in their Ralph Mitchell her,” said MacCormack. own little corner, and real- me watching my niece. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 Wow. What a way to win ity seemed far, far away. If Through that experience, [email protected] North Shore’s hearts and minds in the you’ve seen the “Twilight I discovered Vinnie and Patricia Whalen one instant you had to Zone” episode “A Stop at Karen were wonderful Sales Representative, ext. 1310 make yourself at least ap- Willoughby,” it was like people — warm, giving [email protected] pear like a human being. that. It just drew you in. and welcoming. It was fun BUSINESS OFFICE housing crisis MacCormack even to sit next to Vinnie and The best part of being Susan J. Conti struck out there, too. Karen and watch a game. Housing is a rising expense even in rela- sports editor for as long as I Controller, ext. 1288 I think of this, and was, even more than getting To say that seeing them [email protected] tively well-off communities like Lynn eld, think of Vinnie and Kar- in court as the Suffolk Marblehead and Swampscott, the last of to watch Red Sox and Patri- Ted Grant en Masucci, grieving for ots games for free, was that County prosecutor out- Publisher, ext. 1234 which more than 40 percent of residents their daughter, Vanessa, the real world intruded on lined the case against [email protected] spend at least 30 percent of their income for more than two years my world infrequently. MacCormack was heart- on housing. Marian Kinney since her September 2017 In September of 2017, breaking doesn’t go far ext. 1212 The Item’s April 9 look “Inside Housing” murder. And what it must that ended with a jolt. I enough. This was some- [email protected] reveals the depth of the issue and details have been like to hear got a phone call from my thing you saw on TV, and Will Kraft the remedies available for providing ten- that this guy, who killed sister on an otherwise if it got too intense you Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 [email protected] ants with emergency rent assistance; mak- their daughter and then sleepy Sunday morning could walk out of the room ing the American Dream of owning a home took his daughter, Arian- asking me if I knew any- for a few minutes. Paula Villacreses real and helping communities provide af- na, with him as he scored thing about what had hap- Only it wasn’t. This was/ A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 fordable housing. a drug deal, claimed he pened to Vanessa Masucci. is real. And I daresay that [email protected] The series examined how homelessness didn’t do it. To call it a gut I had no idea. And from no one who has had the Mike Shanahan is tied to rising rents, which spiked signi - punch doesn’t even begin the tone of my sister’s voice, pleasure of knowing the Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 cantly during the pandemic. to describe it. I wasn’t sure I wanted to. Masucci family, on any [email protected] Residential Assistance for Families in And then I think of bet- A few phone calls later, level, will ever really re- Carolina Trujillo Transition (RAFT) money has helped peo- ter days, at so many soft- I found out all I wanted cover from it. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] ple who lost jobs during the pandemic con- ball venues on the North to know — though not as Steve Krause can be tinue to pay rent with Massachusetts Coa- Shore, watching games much as I’d eventually reached at skrause@item- Jim Wilson lition for the Homeless Executive Director with Vinnie and Karen, know. Vanessa had been live.com. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Robyn Frost calling RAFT a “120 million [email protected] percent” life-changing source of help for LETTER TO THE EDITOR CIRCULATION tenants facing eviction. Lisa Mahmoud But “Inside Housing” shows that real Manager, ext. 1239 change aimed at creating housing oppor- Sticking up for the [email protected] tunities for a broad range of North Shore CUSTOMER SERVICE residents can’t occur without long-term La’ Mosha Ball housing policies. Lynn eld Historical Society Customer Service, ext. 1276 The city of Peabody in 2004 pioneered [email protected] an inclusionary zoning bylaw mandating To the editor: ans Day observances as Apparently there have GRAPHICS that 15 percent of new apartments in any well as numerous town cel- been some issues with the development with eight or more units be Upon reading the vari- ebrations. ling of proper forms, but Trevor Andreozzi affordable. Designer ous stories of the conict The Society has handled that sort of thing happens [email protected] That bylaw spurred affordable housing between the Lynn eld the booking for residents when you have a volun- construction in Peabody. Swampscott ad- Sean Casey Historical Society and the who wish to have their own teer organization made Designer opted inclusionary zoning in 2018. Saugus town-appointed commis- important celebrations at [email protected] has also followed suit and there is an appe- up of volunteers who have sion, it seems as though the site, again, with no ac- careers, family and other tite for inclusionary zoning in Lynn. only one side is being told. tion required by the town. Aaron Fee obligations. I understand Designer Lynn landlord Gordon R. Hall (a director Keep in mind that the Each December one of that they are working hard [email protected] of Essex Media Group, the parent compa- Society has held custodian- our most important tra- ny of The Item) said accelerating develop- to correct the situation. Edwin Peralta Jr. ship of our meeting house – ditions takes place as the Designer ment in the city convinces him “ ...the time the town symbol – for more building is transformed My problem is the lack of [email protected] has come for inclusionary zoning in Lynn.” fairness. Apparently nei- than six decades. That into an old Country Store. NEWSROOM Research outlined in “Housing Lynn: A group raised the money for It marks the unof cial be- ther the Select Board nor Plan for Inclusive Growth” notes that for the historical commission Mike Alongi its restoration from its use ginning of the holiday sea- Sports Editor, ext. 1228 every affordable housing unit in the city, as a re station, and has son as Lynn eldites buy has given the society any [email protected] there are four families who need it. paid for almost all upkeep their greens, cheese, baked sort of public hearing to Another challenge in addressing North Elyse Carmosino since then. The town has beans, penny candy, and so discuss the matter and to Reporter, ext. 1264 Shore housing needs involves translat- had to contribute very lit- much more. These latest correct problems. Instead [email protected] ing federal income de nitions for broad tle through the years. actions appear to put an it seems as if a unilateral Allysha Dunnigan population swaths into real income de - Since the early 1960s the end to this. decision was made, based nitions. Swampscott, Peabody, Salem and Reporter, ext. 1302 Society has been operated One of the articles men- on exaggerated short- [email protected] neighboring communities are lumped into by such local luminaries tions that no formal agree- comings of the society to a 110-community region with a $119,000 as Katherine Ross, Gordon ment exists between the Tréa Lavery de ned median income for a family of four. remove them from the Reporter, ext. 1317 Wilkes, Shirley Northrup, society and the town. That meeting house and then [email protected] “Inside Housing” found that communi- Jim and Mary Borg, my may be technically true, took a somewhat theatri- Gayla Cawley ty-speci c incomes range from $53,500 own parents – Arthur and but considering that Town cal stance of changing the Regional Editor, ext. 1236 annually in Lynn to $65,528 in Salem to Lillian Foulds, Don Har- Meeting, in 1961, voted [email protected] locks, thus not even allow- $110,025 in Marblehead. riss, Edie and Earl Rich- unanimously to give custo- ing the group to remove its Cheryl Charles Incomes, noted the series, have not kept ard, and so many more be- dianship to the society, and News Editor, ext. 1278 pace with accelerating housing prices. In hind the scenes. there is obviously no secret items. [email protected] Saugus, for instance, home prices jumped It has sponsored hun- that it has been in place After 61 years of faithful Spenser Hasak in the last eight years from $319,000 to dreds of lectures and pre- since that time, it certainly service to our community Photographer, ext. 1332 $523,000. sentations on local history, seems that there is a tacit the Lynn eld Historical [email protected] But the American Dream is still attain- introduced authors, made agreement. To say other- Society deserves better. Julia Hopkins able. Just ask Edwin and Ruth Acevedo. the building available for wise does not depict an ac- Dianne Foulds Photographer, ext. 1224 “Inside Housing” detailed how the Lynn Memorial Day and Veter- curate description. Lynn eld [email protected] couple used Lynn Housing Authority & Thor Jourgensen Neighborhood Development’s (LHAND) Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 rst-time homebuyer program to help buy [email protected] their rst home. Daniel Kane LHAND Executive Director Charles J. Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 Gaeta said the program’s classes routinely [email protected] ll up. Steve Krause “They open the door to people who or- Senior Writer, ext. 1229 dinarily wouldn’t have an opportunity [email protected] to purchase their own home. We need to Guthrie Scrimgeour Reporter, ext. 1222 make a strong commitment to rent payers [email protected] — we can’t just let them ounder,” he said. The challenges involved in broadening Anne Marie Tobin Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 housing opportunities are great. But the [email protected] tools to provide those opportunities are being crafted or are already available. TECHNOLOGY Tim Noyes Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particularly at 7:49 p.m. Thursday at Am- Vandalism race, Lynn, was arrested and crash with injury at 11:43 a.m. Senior Services came into her arrests, re ect police records. In the ity and Washington streets; at charged with disorderly con- Thursday on Winter Street; at apartment to clean at around A report of vandalism at 9:22 event of a perceived inaccuracy, it 7:34 a.m. Friday at Broadway duct, disturbing the peace, as- 1:53 p.m. Thursday in the area 11:30 a.m. and that she no- a.m. Thursday at 62 Rogers Ave. is the sole responsibility of the con- and Carter Road; at 9:44 a.m. sault with a dangerous weapon, of CVS on Broadway; at 3:38 ticed items were missing later. unregistered motor vehicle, un- p.m. Thursday on Walnut Street. cerned party to contact the relevant Friday at 74 Central Ave.; at A report was taken. 10:29 a.m. Friday at 91 Com- LYNNFIELD insured motor vehicle, negligent Police received a report at police department and have the mercial St.; at 2:06 p.m. Friday operation of a motor vehicle, 11:45 a.m. Thursday of a pe- department issue a notice of correc- at 180 Commercial St.; at 5:53 Accidents and threatening to commit a destrian struck by a motor SWAMPSCOTT tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or p.m. Friday at 50 Western Ave. crime at 6:25 p.m. Thursday. vehicle in the area of Lowe’s A report of a motor vehicle clarications will not be made without A report of a motor vehicle on Broadway. One person was Complaints crash at 5:37 a.m. Wednesday express notice of change from the ar- crash with personal injury at Accidents transported by ambulance to at Main Street and Route 128, A caller from Essex Street re- 6:08 p.m. Thursday at 28 Joyce Melrose-Wake eld Hospital. resting police department. Exit 41; at 9:21 p.m. Wednes- A report of a motor vehicle quested to speak with an of cer St. day on Lynn eld Street. crash at 2:33 p.m. Thursday at A report of a motor vehicle hit Assaults at 12:36 p.m. Thursday to re- LYNN 93 Gardner St. and 50 Margin port issues with tenants. and run crash at 3:15 p.m. Fri- St.; at 3:06 p.m. Thursday at A caller reported at 7:34 Complaints A caller from Clarke Elemen- Arrests day at 307 Eastern Ave. Extended Stay America at 200 p.m. Thursday that a man was A caller reported someone Jubilee Drive; at 7:41 p.m. assaulted by three women he tary School reported a dog by Vanessa Forte, of 384 Cha- Breaking and Entering broke into the store, Lynn eld Thursday on Wilson Square. works with at Champs/Square the entrance of the school at tham St., was arrested on war- Mobil at 793 Main St., at 6:43 A motor vehicle crash was re- One Mall on Broadway. 2:10 p.m. Thursday. The dog rant charges of three counts of A report of a breaking and en- p.m. Tuesday and threw items ported at 6:25 p.m. Thursday at was with its owner and cutting tering at 9:57 a.m. Thursday at Class A drug possession, two around. The caller was unsure the YMCA at 117 Lynn eld St. Complaints through the property. 200 Locust St. counts of Class B drug posses- if the person had any weapons, A caller reported he hit another At 6:57 p.m. Thursday, a sion, Class E drug possession, but reported fearing for his life. A 911 caller reported a man vehicle, and that the other driver woman reported being verbal- operation of a motor vehicle Complaints Police responded and reported was following him to the point chasing a woman through the with a suspended license, oper- the call was unfounded. where he was afraid to get out parking lot of Essex Landing at ly accosted by three men at a ation of a motor vehicle with a A report of a gunshot at of his car. Christopher Samuel 7:07 p.m. Thursday. construction site in the vicinity suspended registration, disturb- 10:27 a.m. Thursday on Ontario MARBLEHEAD Rodriguez, 23, of 26 Stephen Police received a report at of 37 Rock Ave. The men had ing a correctional institution, ar- Street. Terrace, Lynn, was arrested (see 10:49 p.m. Thursday about an left for the day when police ar- restee furnishing false ID infor- Complaints arrests). erratic woman wearing a Har- rived. mation, failure to appear upon Overdose A report of a motor vehicle lem Globetrotters shirt at the A report of an erratic driver at recognizance, uninsured motor Holiday Inn Express on Broad- A report of an opiate over- A caller reported kids climbed crash at 11:20 p.m. Thursday at 2:06 a.m. Friday at Humphrey vehicle/trailer, and unregistered the fence into the property on way. The caller said the woman dose at 2:16 p.m. Thursday at 256 Lynn eld St. Joseph Patrick Street and Monument Avenue. motor vehicle at 4:11 p.m. Fri- Fort Sewall Lane at 5:25 p.m. Caisse, 26, of 63 Parkland Ave., appeared to be under the inu- CVS at 200 S Common St. The car was gone on arrival. day. Thursday. The caller said the Lynn, was summoned for reck- ence. Of cers were dispatched A report of an overdose at kids were not supposed to be less operation of a motor vehi- for more information. Christopher Morrissey, 32 of 8:30 p.m. Thursday on Dart- there because the park was cle, unregistered motor vehicle, Police received a call at Hazardous Conditions 5 Wolcott Road, was arrested mouth Street; at 4:53 p.m. Fri- closed. 12:34 a.m. Friday from a front uninsured motor vehicle, and A report of a hanging wire and charged with Class A drug day at Shok Kwik Superette at number plate violation. desk manager at the Holiday possession and trespassing at 534 Lynn eld St. Vandalism Inn Express on Broadway who on Walker Road at 6:49 a.m. 11:55 p.m. Thursday. Theft reported a woman was causing Thursday. Theft A report of vandalism at a disturbance in the front lobby. A report of a strong odor of 10:20 a.m. Thursday on Wyman A report of package theft at An ambulance was requested gas at Marshalls on Paradise Accidents A report of a larceny at 6:25 Road. 10:14 a.m. Friday at 9 Walcott for evaluation. Road at 8:02 a.m. Thursday. p.m. Thursday at 20 Huss Court; A report of a motor vehicle St. Lynn Fire Department was no- crash at 9:23 a.m. Thursday at at 8:02 p.m. Thursday at 29 PEABODY Theft 221 Walnut St.; at 3:42 p.m. Bloom eld St.; at 9:36 a.m. Fri- ti ed. SAUGUS A report of a re hydrant Thursday at 156 Boston St.; at day at 792 Boston St. Arrest A woman came into the sta- 6:46 p.m. Thursday at Chest- A report of a motor vehicle Accidents tion at 12:41 p.m. Thursday to knocked over at Alvin Road and nut and Lewis streets; at 7:20 theft at 8:43 a.m. Friday at 293 Christopher Samuel Rodri- report that on April 2, a staff Essex Street at 6:16 p.m. Thurs- p.m. Thursday at 18 Union St.; Eastern Ave. guez, 23, of 26 Stephen Ter- A report of a motor vehicle member from Greater Lynn day. DPW was noti ed. Police: Employee kills one, wounds ve at Texas cabinet business BRYAN, Texas (AP) — A man opened re Thursday at a Texas cabinet-making company where he worked, killing one person and wounding ve others before shooting and wounding a state trooper prior to his ar- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS rest, authorities said. After contradictory statements regarding vehi- Larry Winston Bollin, cle Tesla CEO Elon Musk may draw the atten- 27, of Iola, Texas, was tion of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Com- booked into the Brazos mission. County Detention Center in Bryan late Thursday, according to a Bryan Po- lice Department statement. Jail records showed Musk statement Bollin was charged with murder and being held on a $1 million bond. No attorney was listed for on Tesla raises Bollin in the jail record. Bryan Police Chief Eric Buske told reporters he PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS questions believes the suspect is First responders work at the scene of the apprehension of a suspect at a an employee at the Kent residence in Bedias, Texas, Thursday following a shooting at Kent Moore By Tom Krisher ny Sabino, an attorney and Moore Cabinets location Cabinets in Bryan, Texas. ASSOCIATED PRESS law professor at St. John’s where the shooting hap- University. “These are fair- pened. He said investiga- ous but stable condition, scene, said spokesman tom cabinets, has design DETROIT — Tesla CEO ly direct statements. They tors believe the man was the Texas Department Deon Washington. Po- centers in nearly a dozen Elon Musk is once again are fairly unequivocal.” solely responsible for the of Public Safety said on lice asked people to stay Texas cities and employs drawing scrutiny for ques- John C. Coffee Jr., a Co- attack, which happened Twitter. away from the business more than 600 people, ac- tionable comments he lumbia University profes- around 2:30 p.m., and Grimes County Sheriff during the investigation. cording to its website. made to Wall Street ana- sor who is a leading au- that he was gone by the Don Sowell said about Bryan is about 100 Texas Gov. Greg Abbott lysts, this time involving thority on securities law time of cers arrived. two hours after the at- miles northwest of Hous- offered prayers for shoot- the status of his company’s and corporate governance, Two of the ve people tack, the suspect was ar- ton and is near Texas ing victims and their vehicle production. said Musk’s assertion who were wounded at the rested in Bedias, a tiny A&M University. With families. On a Jan. 27 confer- sounded like a statement business were hospital- community about 25 more than 86,000 res- “I have been working ence call to discuss Tesla’s of fact and not merely a ized in critical condition, miles northeast of Bryan. idents, it is the seat of closely with the Texas De- fourth-quarter earnings, projection of Tesla’s future while three others were Investigators were still Brazos County. partment of Public Safety Musk stated that the production. If the SEC in serious but stable con- trying to determine the A person who answered and the Texas Rangers as company was producing agrees, Coffee said, it could dition, according to a hos- motive for the attack, au- they assist local law en- new versions of its oldest the phone at Kent Moore initiate an inquiry. pital statement. During forcement on a swift re- models, the S sedan and X thorities said. Cabinets’ headquarters At the same time, Coffee the manhunt for the sus- sponse to this criminal large SUV. He added that The Bureau of Alcohol, in Bryan said she couldn’t noted, Tesla could argue pect, he shot and wound- Tobacco, Firearms and provide any information act. Their efforts led to a “Plaid” high-performance that Musk’s statement version of the electric S ed a state trooper, who Explosives sent agents on the shooting. The com- the arrest of the shooting was only a prediction and was hospitalized in seri- and dogs to the shooting pany, which makes cus- suspect.” would be available in Feb- not a declaration of fact, ruary. and that something lat- In reality, Tesla pro- er happened to alter that duced none of either mod- prediction. If regulators Gaetz faces probe by House ethics el during the quarter, ac- agree, Musk’s statement cording to delivery and would be protected by production gures that Tesla’s standard disclaim- the company released late ers about the uncertainty over potential misconduct last week. Instead, all the of forward-looking state- roughly 180,000 vehicles ments, Coffee said. By Eric Tucker Gaetz’s party leaders are report on what it nds, Gaetz has not been that Tesla made from Jan- The SEC declined to ASSOCIATED PRESS willing to scrutinize his often many months later. charged with a crime, has uary through March were actions. It also appears Punishment for ethics vio- denied any wrongdoing comment. Messages left for WASHINGTON — The of its other models, the sweeping in scope, reach- lations is up to the House and has sent fundraising Tesla, which has disband- House Ethics Committee 3 small sedan and the Y ed its press of ce, went un- ing beyond the reports of and can include censure, appeals that portray him has opened an investiga- small SUV. answered. sexual misconduct into nes and even expulsion as a victim of a “smear tion of Rep. Matt Gaetz, Experts say the dispar- This is hardly the rst broader allegations of pub- from Congress. campaign.” He was ex- citing reports of sexual ity between Musk’s state- time Musk has raised lic corruption, according to Separately Friday, a pected to make a high-pro- ment to analysts and the questions with a claim and other misconduct by the committee chairman, spokesperson for Gaetz le appearance Friday at gures that showed zero about Tesla’s vehicle pro- the Florida Republican, Rep. Ted Deutsch, D-Fla., said attorneys Marc Muka- former President Donald production risks drawing duction. In 2017, the SEC the panel’s leaders said and ranking Republican sey and Isabelle Kirshner Trump’s Doral golf club in the attention of Musk’s investigated statements Friday. Rep. Jackie Walorski of will lead his legal team. Miami. longtime nemesis, the he had made about Tesla’s The deepening of the Indiana. Unfolding along- “Matt has always been But a potentially omi- U.S. Securities and Ex- production of the Model 3 scrutiny of the congress- side a federal criminal a ghter. A ghter for his nous sign occurred in a change Commission. For at its factory in Fremont, man comes as Gaetz has investigation, the ethics constituents, a ghter for Florida court Thursday years, the agency has California. The agency retained two prominent probe ensures Gaetz will the country, and a ghter when it was revealed that grappled with Musk over closed the inquiry in 2019 New York attorneys while have to confront simulta- for the Constitution. He’s a Gaetz associate, Joel questionable statements without taking action, ac- facing a Justice Depart- neous inquiries even as he going to ght back against Greenberg, a former coun- he has made on Twitter cording to Tesla’s 2020 an- ment investigation into maintains his innocence the unfounded allegations ty tax collector, is working that affected Tesla’s share nual nancial report. The sex traf cking allegations and plans to remain in against him,” the state- toward a plea deal. Such price. Justice Department also involving underage girls. Congress. ment said, adding that the a move could potentially “I think he might have asked for production infor- The House panel’s bipar- The Ethics Committee lawyers “will take the ght open the door for Green- himself into a bit of trouble mation. The status of its tisan probe is one of the conducts its work in secret to those trying to smear his berg’s cooperation against with the SEC,” said Antho- inquiry is unknown. rst of cial indications and usually issues a nal name with falsehoods.” Gaetz. A6 SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 2021

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BJ’s Wholesale CEO Lee announcement from the pital. The person’s name Delaney dies unexpectedly Trustees of Reservations, was not released as of - a conservation group that cials tried to notify family NEW YORK (AP) — Lee oversees the land. members. Delaney, president and The conservation non- State police said the CEO of BJ’s Wholesale pro t said it made the crash is under investiga- Club, died unexpectedly, changes after more than a tion. the company said. Delaney year of collaboration with was 49. the Stockbridge-Munsee Haverhill schools partially The company said in a Community Band of Mohi- reopen after press release Friday that cans. Delaney died of “presumed “Being able to rename ransomware attack these areas in our home- natural causes” on Thurs- HAVERHILL (AP) — lands is a great honor but day, but did not elaborate Younger students are also an opportunity to take when asked for details. returning to Haverhill back our history and to Delaney joined the ware- schools after the district right a wrong,” said Heath- house membership club in was hit with a ransomware er Bruegl, the director of COURTESY PHOTO 2016 and was promoted attack, but other grades cultural affairs for the “Lynn Lights,” a project that put colored lights under railroad and foot to president in 2019. Pri- will continue to learn re- or to that Delaney was a Stockbridge Munsee Com- bridges in downtown Lynn to improve visibility, is one of ve Beyond munity. motely while technicians Walls projects to be recognized for urban design by the American Insti- partner at Boston-based work to restore internet global business consulting The trustees are also tute of Architects. working to reframe the access in buildings, the dis- rm Bain & Co. Delaney trict said Friday. attended business school area’s history to honor the Indigenous people who call Superintendent Mar- at Carnegie Mellon Uni- garet Marotta said it has Beyond Walls recognized versity. it home. New signs are being installed this month to been a “slow and tedious “We are shocked and pro- process” to reverse the ef- foundly saddened by the support that effort. In the past, the conser- fects of the cyberattack, for its urban designs passing of Lee Delaney,” which has left school build- said Christopher Baldwin, vation group has focused interventions in the built with dynamic LED light- ings without access to By Steve Krause executive chairman of the on the mountain’s signi - ITEM STAFF environment, this proj- ing installations. Easi- wireless internet, The Ea- board. “Lee was a brilliant cance as a source of inspi- ect, a pro bono effort, rally the most ambitious of ration to 19th-century nov- gle Tribune reported. Beyond Walls, the non- and humble leader who lied the citizens of Lynn all of the interventions, elists and poets. The district canceled pro t arts organization around art as a vital the 16,000 square feet of cared deeply for his col- classes Thursday after the responsible for the murals leagues, his family and his The writers Nathaniel source of public engage- lighting required careful Hawthorne and Herman district’s IT department that have beauti ed many ment and civic improve- coordination with regula- community.” recognized something was buildings and bridges in Chief Financial Of cer Melville met for the rst ment," the AIA said. "To tory agencies and dozens time at a picnic hike up wrong and shut down the Lynn, has been recognized realize this, the (Payette) of designers and trades- Bob Eddy has been named network before a “large by the American Institute interim CEO, effective im- Monument Mountain, and team partnered with Be- people. their conversation is be- scale corruption of the of Architects for a series of yond Walls, a collection of The lighting has trans- mediately. system occurred,” Marotta designs, among them the “Bob partnered closely lieved to have given Mel- engaged citizens, to devel- formed those spaces from ville inspiration for his said. The canceled day will lighting projects under op ve distinct interven- with Lee and has played dark and dangerous to a 1851 novel “Moby-Dick.” be considered a snow day two railroad bridges in tions. visual representation of an integral role in trans- Brian Cruey, a regional and will be made up at the downtown Lynn. "The emergence of the city’s spirit and am- forming and growing BJ’s director for the trustees, end of the school year in "It feels nice to be rec- COVID-19 prompted the bition, the AIA said. The Wholesale Club,” said thanked the Stockbridge June. ognized," said Al Wilson, two most recent, but all $1.2 million project was Baldwin, adding that the Munsee Community for Students in pre-K CEO and founder of Be- together they have sig- funded entirely by gifts, company expects to an- “helping us set the record through fourth grade re- yond Walls. "The calls ni cantly strengthened grants, and in-kind dona- nounce permanent chang- straight.” turned to the classroom we've gotten from other the connection between tions. es to its leadership soon. “Making our properties Friday unless they were architects and engineers Lynn’s citizens and their The bridge project, Westborough, Mass.- more inclusive and accessi- enrolled in remote learn- have made me realize this physical environment, called "Lynn Lights," was based BJ’s operates 221 ble so all of our visitors feel ing. Grades ve through is very special. I'm not an while providing the cor- one of ve Beyond Walls clubs with 6 million mem- welcome is at the heart of high school were scheduled architect, but as far as ollary effects of enhanced projects to be recognized. bers. The company had our mission, and we re- to continue taking online parties that pay attention safety and walkability." The others are "Street sales of $15.4 billion in s- alize that entails listen- classes from home. to urban design and city Beyond Walls began its Art," which encompassed cal 2021. planning, this is a big deal. mural project in 2016, all the paintings and ing, learning and making The district had been transitioning away from "The stories that come when the Massachusetts murals around the city; Summit and trail are changes,” he said. out of Lynn are just so Development Finance "Retro Lights," a series remote and hybrid classes special," he said. "And Agency made Lynn the fo- of old-fashioned neon-lit renamed after 1 person killed in single-car toward full-day, in-school it's good to be able to take cus of its Districts in De- signs from old businesses Native American outcry crash in Hingham classes this week. Sec- an artistic lens to solve a velopment initiative. The that existed in the city; ond grade through fourth challenge." effort highlighted several "Wash," which consisted GREAT BARRINGTON HINGHAM (AP) — One grade classes were set to In partnership with the improvement opportuni- of hand-washing stations; (AP) — A summit of a person was killed Friday return Thursday, while Boston architectural rm ties that could be imple- and "Fold," which was Be- Massachusetts mountain in a single-vehicle crash in younger students started "Payette," Beyond Walls mented quickly, with the yond Walls' contribution with a literary connection Hingham, police said. earlier this week. helped design ve projects, goal of attracting new in- to the barriers put up so is being renamed, along Troopers responded to Grades ve and six and also known as interven- vestment. that restaurants in Lynn with one of its trails, after the crash around 7:20 a.m. high school seniors are ex- tions, and was recognized The following year, with could have outdoor seat- outcry from Native Amer- on Route 3 southbound, ac- pected to return to school by the AIA for regional MassDevelopment’s rec- ing during the COVID ican groups that call the cording to Massachusetts April 12. The remaining and urban design. ommendations as a guide, pandemic. area home. State Police. Emergency grades are set to come "Exploring how design- the team began activat- Steve Krause can be Indian Monument Trail workers removed the driv- back April 26. ers can activate connec- ing three of Lynn’s shad- reached at skrause@item- is being renamed the Mo- er from the car, which soon Marotta said the district tion through multiple owy underpass spaces live.com. hican Monument Trail, became became engulfed is getting help from police, and Squaw Peak, a sum- in ames, police said. the FBI, the U.S. Depart- mit of Monument Moun- The driver was pro- ment of Homeland Securi- Lynn reports 50 new virus cases tain, is now Peeskawso nounced dead after being ty and a private cybersecu- Peak, according to a Friday taken to South Shore Hos- rity company. By Gayla Cawley Forty- ve new cases has reported 16 new cas- ITEM STAFF have been reported in es since last Friday, Salem Peabody since Wednesday. (4,455 cases, 80 deaths) ‘Nothing less than a giant’: Double-digit coronavi- The city now has 6,851 reported eight new cases, rus case increases were cases, 313 deaths, and and numbers remained reported Friday in Lynn, 6,103 people have recov- the same in Nahant (246 Rapper-actor DMX dies at 50 Peabody and Revere. ered, the health depart- cases, eight deaths). New cases were also re- ment reported. Numbers were not By Jonathan ported in Lynn eld, Salem In Revere, 28 new cas- updated in Saugus or Landrum Jr. and and Marblehead. es were reported to bring Swampscott, which had Jennifer Peltz In Lynn, 50 new cases the city's total numbers 3,967 cases and 71 deaths, ASSOCIATED PRESS were reported to bring the to 10,372 cases and 161 and 1,097 cases and 19 city's caseload to 16,864. deaths, according to the deaths, respectively, as of NEW YORK (AP) — Of that total, 402 cases city website. Thursday. DMX, the iconic hip-hop are active, 209 people have Lynn eld (1,154 cases, Gayla Cawley can be artist behind the songs died, and 16,253 have re- 29 deaths) reported four reached at gcawley@item- “Ruff Ryders’ Anthem” covered from the virus, ac- new cases, Marblehead live.com. Follow her on and “Party Up (Up in cording to city data. (1,268 cases, 31 deaths) Twitter @GaylaCawley. Here)” whose distinctively gruff voice and thoughtful messages in his rhymes Boston Marathon may ask made him one of rap’s biggest stars, has died, according to a family state- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS athletes for negative virus tests ment Friday. He was 50. The Grammy-nominat- DMX performs during the BET Hip Hop Awards BOSTON (AP) — Partici- traditional April running to 3M masks to South Shore ed performer died after in Atlanta on Oct. 1, 2011. pants in this year's Boston Oct. 11, assuming road rac- Health System this year. suffering “catastrophic Marathon may be required es are allowed to take place The company led the hospi- addiction and legal prob- and “How It’s Goin’ Down.” to show proof of up to two under Massachusetts' tal to believe it was an of - cardiac arrest,” according lems that repeatedly put DMX followed up with negative COVID-19 tests COVID-19 restrictions by cial 3M distributor, the suit to a statement from the him behind bars. four straight chart-top- before the race even if they then. says, and sold the masks hospital in White Plains, “His message of tri- ping albums including “... have been vaccinated, the Organizers later an- at "exorbitantly inated" N.Y., where he died. He umph over struggle, his And Then There Was X,” Boston Athletic Association nounced the race would be prices. was rushed there from his search for the light out of “Flesh of My Flesh, Blood home April 2. said Wednesday. capped at 20,000 partici- It came to the attention darkness, his pursuit of of My Blood,” “The Great His family’s statement The historic race will pants to allow for social dis- of 3M after a worker at the truth and grace brought Depression” and “Grand said DMX, whose birth also carry a new $25 fee to tancing along the course. A Weymouth hospital noticed us closer to our own hu- Champ.” He released sev- cover costs associated with virtual option is also being that the masks seemed off. name was Earl Simmons, manity,” his record label, en albums, earned three preventing the spread of offered for up to 70,000 ath- He contacted 3M, which died with relatives by his Def Jam Recordings, said Grammy nominations and the coronavirus, and orga- letes. con rmed that the masks side after several days on in a statement describing was named favorite rap/ nizers are eliminating a Of cials said they would were fakes. The suit was life support. him as “nothing less than staging area in Hopkinton share more details on test- led March 31 in federal “Earl was a warrior who hip-hop artist at the 2000 a giant.” American Music Awards. where athletes traditional- ing requirements "in the court in Florida. fought till the very end. Fellow hip hop artists DMX arrived on the rap ly mingle and stretch becoming months." Leigh Lane, chief nance He loved his family with remembered him likewise, fore the start of the race. Instead of gathering at of cer for MM Medical scene around the same all of his heart, and we with Eve praising him as "The B.A.A. is commit- the traditional "Athletes' Supply, said the lawsuit's time as Jay-Z, Ja Rule cherish the times we spent “one of the most special ted to taking all necessary Village" in Hopkinton, claims are "entirely with- and others who dominat- with him,” the family said, people I have ever met” steps to ensure the health waves of participants will out merit." adding that his music ed the charts and emerged and safety of participants, be bused to the starting "We will be vigorously de- and Nas calling him “Gods “inspired countless fans as platinum-selling acts. volunteers and the pub- line for their assigned take- fending the lawsuit," Lane poet” in an Instagram across the world.” post. They were all part of rap lic," Tom Grilk, the orga- off time, the BAA said. said. crews, too: DMX fronted nization's president and COUNTERFEIT The suit accuses the com- Memorial plans were not DMX made a splash in the Ruff Ryders collective, CEO, said in a statement. MASKS pany of "pandemic pro - yet set. 1998 with his rst studio which helped launch the "We will continue to follow 3M has led a trademark teering," saying it "not only DMX — who rapped album, “It’s Dark and Hell the science and adapt the and fraud lawsuit against a jeopardizes the health and with a trademark raspy is Hot,” which debuted careers of Grammy win- event plan to reect guid- Florida company that's ac- safety of those ghting delivery that was often No. 1 on the Billboard 200 ners Eve and Swizz Beatz, ance from our local, city cused of selling counterfeit the pandemic on the front paired with growls, barks albums chart. The multi- and relaunch The Lox, for- and state partners." surgical N95 masks to a lines, but also seeks to di- and “What!” as an ad-lib platinum-selling album merly signed to Bad Boy The BAA announced in Massachusetts hospital. vert precious public and — built a multiplatinum was anchored by several Records. Ruff Ryders had January that the 125th edi- The suit alleges that MM other funds from the pur- career in the late 1990s hits including “Ruff Ry- success on the charts and tion of the marathon would Medical Supply sold tens chase of genuine personal and early 2000s, but he ders’ Anthem,” “Get At Me on radio with its “Ryde or be pushed back from its of thousands of counterfeit protective equipment." also struggled with drug Dog,” “Stop Being Greedy” Die” compilation albums. SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS

ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS Shoppers walk past a handful of the 1,100 pink amingos which have been installed at MarketStreet in Lynn eld.

ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS Swampscott High School students mingle out- ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS side during lunch period during their rst day Danvers players celebrate a touchdown against host Peabody on Thursday. back to in-person learning.

ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS Communion is available to members of Nah- ant Village Church in the form of individual ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK pods that they can receive by driving up to the Mary Landry of Lynn walks into her kitchen and is greeted by family and friends who were there church after the Easter Sunday service held on to celebrate her 100th birthday. Zoom.

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK A ock of 1,100 pink amingos has landed at MarketStreet in Lynn eld.

ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS Marblehead’s Abby Schwartz passes the ball. Lynn eld volleyball seniors are honored after beating North Andover for the CAL championship. A8 SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 2021 LOOK! National Cinnamon Crescent Day, National Farm Animals Day, National Hug Your Dog Day

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TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 2020 first place in the "Front Page" category for FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 2019 an Aug. 30, 2019 feature package entitled, THE Nothing hits harder than a shooting in your home city. ward the end of the festival, the reworks went off. "Is There a Silver Bullet for Gun Control?" When I got the call on Saturday about shots red in Lynn, I remember my heart stopping in fear of it being gunshots. with three injured, one dead and a dog that had to be put I remember looking around for the nearest spot where I and second-place awards for another front down because of its injuries, my stomach dropped. I couldn’t could duck and cover. I remember looking around to my get over the suffocating feeling that I knew one of the four group of friends and thinking, is this really it? ESSENTIALS victims. We all have our own opinions on gun control. Whether you page, this one called "The Essentials;" and The following day, I found out I did know one of them. I are for gun control, against gun control, or somewhere in PORTRAITS OF THE PEOPLE was her camp counselor and have known her since she was between, we can all agree on one thing: safety. Opinions on for senior writer Steve Krause's com- 12 years old. I felt my breath halt as I read her name as one the matter go out the window when the guns hit home. KEEPING EVERYDAY LIFE GOING of the four shot. All this, because she attended a community We, as a society, need to nd common ground. If not, we’ll basketball game. spend the rest of our days attending community events, or fes- We are calling them everyday heroes — people who are keeping our world functioning during coronavirus with only a mask and maybe mentary, "Life Sentence Not Even Close To Sunday night, I was still slightly in shock. I attended St. tivals, or concerts wondering if we’re the next ones to be shot. Anthony’s Feast in Boston’s North End, trying to get my a pair of gloves to protect them. Those featured below are representative of a broad swath of Americans from all backgrounds who are mind off the irrational fear that was looming over me. To- — BELLA DIGRAZIA serving us as we try to survive this invisible enemy. We appreciate them and we salute them. Covid-19 coverage continues inside. Being Long Enough." On Aug. 3, 2019 a mass shooting in El Paso left 23 dead and 23 wounded in Is there a a Walmart. Item reporters and editors shared their feelings on the subject of gun violence. The Page 1 design for the project SILVER BULLET IT PHT SPNSR HASA IT PHT LIIA FALIN featured six articles, five by the staff and “I’m not having contact with any of my customers anymore pretty much “I’m glad we are open and I still get to have a paycheck.” ringing the bells, leaving the package and walking away. one by former Lynn Mayor J. Warren Cas- for gun control? No physical contact, no face-to-face contact, I feel like a ghost now.” NATE YOUNG CHRISTOPHER LAFOREST sidy, the former president of the National UPS driver | Lynn Dunkin’ staffer | Lynnfield Rifle Association, displayed around a Place blame A gun can’t graphic of an assault rifle. where it belongs keep you safe BY J. WARREN CASSIDY BY CHERYL CHARLES People talking about gun control should My grandfather, father, father-in-law, With the COVID-19 pandemic already base what they say and propose on facts some uncles, a few childhood friends, and and statistics over a long period of time. an ex-boyfriend or two have all been part If they checked those statistics, they’d nd of a well-regulated militia at some point in more than a month old, The Item's design that many of the claims they use are ei- their lives. ther lies or exaggerations. These men and women served in the Another thing I’d have to go for is the armed forces. They were part of what I be- team sprung into action again, putting meaning behind the proposals. I remem- lieve the Second Amendment was talking ber a conversation I once had with the late about. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy while I was ex- In addition, my father had a second job together a front page consisting of eight ecutive vice president of the National Ri e as a security guard for Pinkerton, so I Association. I was able to talk to Sen. Ken- grew up with a gun in the house. It wasn’t IT PHT SPNSR HASA IT PHT SPNSR HASA nedy thanks to my connection with Tom locked away, but we knew not to touch it. “I’ve been carrying for about 27 years and I’m able to bring medicine to “It’s a paycheck.” pictures depicting a UPS driver, a Dunkin' Costin, who is a friend of mine, and who is, It wasn’t a toy, it was a weapon of destruc- my senior citizens in need. I’m grateful that I’m still able to do this.” like me, a former mayor of Lynn. Tom has tion and possibly death. Because he used Cassidy, A7 Charles, A7 JOYCE PARSHLEY ERIC D. staffer, a Post Office worker, a trash collec- United States Postal Service | Marblehead Trash collector | Nahant tor, liquor store employees, fruit store own- We can end Pay attention ers, bankers and a gas station attendant, mass shootings to red ags and labeling the project "The Essentials: BY THOR JOURGENSEN BY GAYLA CAWLEY In the days after the Sept. 11, 2001 ter- It was Dec. 14, 2012 when horrifying ror attacks, we didn’t call for a moratori- news started pouring in from 15 minutes Portraits of the People Keeping Everyday um on airplane or box cutter manufactur- away from my hometown. ing or skyscraper construction. We ordered I had recently graduated college and the people empowered to protect our coun- was working for a weekly newspaper near Life Going." try to hunt down and, if necessary, kill the Poughkeepsie, N.Y., but was living back people responsible for the slaughter of home in Brook eld, Conn. 2,977 people. I was at a work-related lunch when I Krause's column (reprinted on page A4) We must take the same approach to end- started getting news alerts that there had ing America’s mass shooting problem. We been a shooting at an elementary school must label mass shootings as domestic ter- in Newtown, the next town over from my IT PHT LIIA FALIN IT PHT LIIA FALIN was personal. A high school friend of his rorism and hunt down domestic terrorists hometown. It became more dif cult to sit “I’m always here to help my community.” “Shop small and support us all.” - Domenic the same way we hunted down interna- through the meal because subsequent “We are here to support your family and ours.” -Yano tional terrorists determined to kill Ameri- alerts showed the death toll continuously niece's (they'd played softball together for cans abroad and in our communities. climbing at Sandy Hook, before it eventually ERIC YOUNG AND JAYESH PATEL BROTHERS YANO AND DOMENIC PETRUZZELLI Jourgensen, A6 Cawley, A6 Bunghole Liquors | Peabody New Deal Fruit | Revere St. Mary's), Vanessa (Masucci) Mac- Owners should Outright ban Cormack, was murdered by her husband THE in September 2017. He was found guilty be quali ed SECOND is not practical BY BRIDGET TURCOTTE AMENDMENT BY STEVE KRAUSE of first-degree murder in November 2019 Legal guns should not be taken away A well regulated One of the biggest impediments to form- from people who are quali ed to carry ing a consensus on meaningful gun regula- them. But is enough being done to ensure Militia, being tions (I hesitate to use the word “control”) and sentenced to life in prison Dec. 2. all gun owners are really quali ed? Sure- are people who own guns. They have fos- ly not enough is done to ensure they don’t necessary to the tered this trope for years that the “liberals fall into the hands of people who are not. security of a free want to take away all our guns.” My brother, an infantry reservist in the No. Not true. At least not to me. The column summarized the tragedy and U.S. Marine Corps, trains with rearms at State, the right I will admit to leaning liberal. And I will least once a month. But this doesn’t quali- of the people to also admit to being strongly in the corner touched on Krause's friendship with the fy him to carry a gun in the civilian world. of anyone who is willing to initiate an in- IT PHT LIIA FALIN IT PHT SPNSR HASA It’s an odd concept given our military is keep and bear telligent discussion on this issue, devoid of “It’s crazy being a part of history and how everyone has adapted to it.” “I would love to go back to when it was busy and I hope the coronavirus meant to protect our freedoms — and pro- Arms, shall not the usual emotional talking points. And I goes away as soon as possible. I thank God I have still have my job.” tect us. will admit to a personal dislike of guns of family. Massachusetts has some of the country’s be infringed. any kind, and that I’d be awfully uncom- strongest gun control legislation and one fortable with a gun in my house. 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Lynnfield receives national tree award Arbor Day is April 30 By Anne Marie and the high school on center of town. Every tree ing trees is important; Tobin Essex Street. He said a was identified, measured, how to choose the right ITEM STAFF variety of trees have been appraised for health, and tree and placement; rec- planted, depending on GPS-located for entering ommendations for native LYNNFIELD — The location. into a digital database. trees to plant, and how National Arbor Day “Obviously, we don’t The inventory has been to plant and take care Foundation (NADF) want to plant a lot of the shared with the Con- of them. Residents are designated Lynnfield a same trees in any one servation Commission encouraged to help track Tree City and conferred area and you have to be and the Department of the project’s progress by its prestigious Founda- sure to plant what will Public Works for use to registering a new tree tion’s Growth Award on grow,” Tomasz said. “For determine future planting and enter into a drawing the town, celebrating it as example, when planting and assessing town tree to win a rain barrel. To a place where residents near a street you have canopy. get a tree planted by the “plant, nurture and cele- to use varieties that are Now that spring has street, contact the Public brate trees.” salt-resistant.” arrived, the Tree Com- Works office at 781-334- This is the first time The Tree City USA mittee encourages the 9500. the town has been chosen Growth Award is present- community to plant new Every week, the com- for the NADF’s Growth ed to participating Tree life in backyards and mittee will highlight Award. It has been des- City USA communities focus on the connection a different Tree of the COURTESY PHOTO ignated as a Tree City that demonstrate higher to trees in anticipation of Week and post a photo City Clerk Janet Rowe (back to camera) swears community for more than levels of tree care and the budding and greening of it on the website. To 10 years. in Stuart Conti, right, as a fire lieutenant community engagement. of Lynnfield. submit a tree in a front during a City Hall ceremony. Chief Stephen Ar- “It’s always nice to get In 2020, due to the pan- The town is taking the yard for the committee an award like that as it’s cher is on the left, and Mayor Thomas M. Mc- demic, the Tree Commit- old Chinese proverb, “The to feature as the Tree of Gee is in the middle. nice to know that what tee prioritized its efforts best time to plant a tree the Week, please email you are doing is being to help people to establish was 20 years ago. The lynnfieldtreecommittee@ recognized,” said Tree better connections with second best time is now,” gmail.com or contact Warden and Department nature. The committee to another level with the the committee through Lynn’s Conti sworn in of Public Works Director created Tree-O-Cache, a creation of the new Lynn- Facebook. John Tomasz. “I think geocaching contest, where field’s 1,000 Trees Project, Tomasz said the Tree the award recognizes the as fire lieutenant participants located an initiative created to Committee’s goals are LYNN — Firefighter Stu- outis. fact that not only have we up to six tree locations address the town’s de- to provide stewardship, art A. Conti was sworn in "Stu is a fantastic guy, done a good job managing around town. The social- creasing tree populations education and advocacy as a Lynn Fire Department and an outstanding young and taking care of our ly-distanced project was through public awareness to promote and foster an lieutenant earlier this week officer," said Archer. "He is existing trees, but we are family-oriented to teach and increase the number awareness of and appre- by City Clerk Janet Rowe. going to make a fine officer. also planting new trees.” residents about trees. of new trees through a ciation for our town’s Attending the ceremony Everyone respects him, and Tomasz said the town In addition, a tree community-based tree natural tree resources were Mayor Thomas M. his work ethic. He's com- is mapping out an overall inventory was creat- planting project. For more and encourages the com- McGee; Chief Stephen mitted to the job and gives plan and is working on a ed by student Jacob information about the munity to get involved by Archer; Deputy Chief it 100 percent in whatever master plan. New trees MacPherson for his 1,000 Trees project, go to planting a new generation Arthur Richard; Conti's he does." have been planted in Eagle Scout badge. The www.lynnfieldtreecom- of trees. wife, Jessie; their son Av- Conti joined the Lynn several locations includ- inventory encompassed mittee.org. Anne Marie Tobin can ery; his parents, Arn and Fire Department in 2013 ing Chestnut Street, Ryan the main roads from a The site also provides be reached at atobin@ Susan Conti; and Ward 5 and is a graduate of St. Road, the Town Hall area wide area around the information on why plant- itemlive.com. Councilor Dianna Chak- Mary's High School. WEATHER LOTTERY

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over the two-week stop- the defensive side, Thom- FOOTBALL page, as it began while the as Frisoli had three sacks By Mike Alongi Big Blue were preparing and a forced fumble in the ITEM SPORTS EDITOR for their March 19 game victory. against Danvers. The Saugus offense was SWAMPSCOTT — Any Swampscott quarter- largely held in check, with thoughts of the Swamp- back Cam O’Brien led the Kyle Surette rushing for scott football team being way in the win, complet- 46 yards and Sal Franco rusty after a 26-day layoff ing 16-of-23 passes for rushing for only 19 yards. were put to rest very early 184 yards and four touch- The rust didn’t seem to on Friday night, as the Big downs and adding a rush- affect Swampscott, and Blue started fast and nev- ing touchdown as well. the Big Blue showed it er looked back in a 41-0 Receiver Cole Hamernick right off the bat. After win over Northeastern was the main bene ciary taking the opening kick- Conference foe Saugus at of O’Brien’s big day, catch- off, the Big Blue went on Blocksidge Field. ing ve passes for 82 yards a four-play, 52-yard drive Friday’s win was the and three touchdowns. to get on the scoreboard. rst game action for the Running back Xaviah Bas- O’Brien perfectly read a Big Blue since March con totaled 100 yards from zone-read option, taking 13 after the school shut scrimmage (60 rushing, the ball up the middle down all athletic activi- 40 receiving) and added a himself and busting a 26- ties for two weeks due to rushing touchdown, while ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK yard touchdown run to an increase in COVID-19 Elijah Burns had three make it 7-0. Swampscott’s Cam O’Brien scans the eld for an open receiver against cases. Swampscott actu- receptions for 31 yards Saugus on Friday. ally missed three games and one touchdown. On SWAMPSCOTT, B2 Vikings clinch NEC South title with tight win over Gloucester

Friday (6). SCHOOL ROUNDUP Bishop Fenwick 45, By Mike Alongi Archbishop Williams 3 ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Tucker Destino rushed for two touchdowns in The Winthrop football the victory, while Chrys team was able to check Wilson threw two touch- one goal off of its list Fri- downs, while Stefano Fa- day night, battling back biano and Jake Connolly and forth with Gloucester each caught one touch- ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK to pull out a 27-20 win on down. Michael Hatch and DJ Capachietti scored Lynn eld’s lone touch- the road at Newell Sta- Jacob Vargus each rushed down in a loss to Ipswich Friday. dium. With the win, the for one touchdown, while Vikings remain undefeat- Aidan Dwyer made a 26- ed and clinch the North- yard eld goal. eastern Conference South Fenwick (4-0) hosts Car- Lynn eld can’t Division title. dinal Spellman Friday Duke Doherty rushed night (7). for two touchdowns and Marblehead 40, threw for another in the Danvers 0 handle Ipswich victory, while Chris Ferr- It was another big day ara rushed for one touch- for Connor Cronin, who down and Ryan Hover- caught one touchdown male had one touchdown and also added an inter- reception. in rst loss ception that he returned The Vikings were forced for a touchdown. Quar- Lynn eld struggled to to hold on after taking a terback Josh Robertson FOOTBALL move the ball for most of 21-7 lead into halftime, the game, with their lone with Gloucester battling also rushed for two touch- By Daniel Kane downs and threw for an- ITEM STAFF touchdown coming on a back to make it 27-20 12-yard run from running with three minutes to other, while George Percy IPSWICH — Friday just back DJ Capachietti late in play in the third. The Vi- rushed for one touchdown wasn’t the Lynn eld foot- the fourth quarter to avoid kings’ defense stood tall and James Doody caught ball team’s day. In a battle the shutout. from there, and in the end one touchdown. of unbeatens on the road “(Ipswich) coach Kevin it was the defense that Marblehead (5-0) plays at Cape Ann League rival Fessette does a nice job held Gloucester back to on the road at Masconom- Ipswich, the mistakes piled with that team,” Lamusta seal the victory. et Friday evening (5). up in a 33-7 loss for Lynn- said. “They’re always tough Winthrop (4-0) hosts Masconomet 35, eld. defensively and they did a Danvers Friday evening Salem 14 For the Pioneers, the great job switching their (6). Corey Grimes threw game came down to the offense to a wing-t in this FOOTBALL two touchdown passes in trenches up front, where shortened season. His guys St. Mary’s 28, the loss for the Witches, they couldn’t do enough to were prepared. We hung Bishop Feehan 14 while Jariel Del Valle and ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK slow down Ipswich’s run in there, but needed more The Spartans pulled off Luis Paulino each caught Winthrop quarterback Duke Doherty had game led by Cole Terry. points and couldn’t convert a convincing win on their one touchdown. three total touchdowns in a win over Glouces- “It was a leverage game,” on our opportunities. Homecoming night at Salem (0-5) plays on the ter Friday. Lynn eld coach Pat La- “Our senior leaders, DJ, Manning Field. road at Saugus next Sat- musta said. “(Ipswich) is Jack Ford, Trent Balian Ali Barry threw for one urday (11). en assists and six aces. great offensive game led a team where if you can and Bakari Mitchell, were touchdown and rushed VOLLEYBALL Nadesha Martinez added by three goals each from cause some problems in the out there for all four quar- for another, while David Fellowship 3, six aces and one kill. seniors Bibek Gurung trenches, you’ll be effective. ters, bloodied, working Brown Jr. and Derick Lynn Tech 0 Tech (6-4) plays on the and Brian Barrera. Man- But we struggled to hold hard,” Lamusta said. “They Coulanges each rushed The Tigers fell by set road at Notre Dame Acad- ish Pulami, Geovano Solis that line of scrimmage. We just kept playing and we for one touchdown. Sal Af- scores of 18-25, 21-25, 17- emy Tuesday (4). and Frismant Macario all had times where we held were able to squeeze some itto had one touchdown 25. BOYS SOCCER added one goal in the win. them a little bit, but not points in at the end.” reception in the win. Derlande Montas had Lynn Tech 9, Tech (5-2-2) hosts Whit- nearly enough overall.” St. Mary’s (2-2) plays on 10 kills in the loss, while Whittier 0 tier Monday afternoon On the offensive side, LYNNFIELD, B2 the road at Bishop Stang Jasinairy Camilo had sev- The Tigers played a (4). Rose clings to one-shot Masters lead as Spieth, Thomas lurk

By Doug Ferguson have a full PGA Tour card. pion Jordan Spieth, who ASSOCIATED PRESS “I wanted to be here my is coming off a victory last entire life,” Zalatoris said week in the Texas Open AUGUSTA, Ga. — Justin after birdies on his last and is starting to look like Rose was happy enough to three holes for a 4-under the Spieth of old, even at still have the lead Friday 68. “Some people shy away age 27. at the Masters, even if only from that, but I’m excited “Having made a triple by a fraction on a day when to be here. There’s no rea- and ve over-par holes Augusta National was son to feel intimidated now. through two rounds, I feel more forgiving and he had I made it to here. And obvi- pretty good about being at to rally just to shoot par. ously, the job is not done by 5 under,” Spieth said after The two players right any means.” a 68. behind had reason to be The job is over for de- The group three shots be- thrilled just to be at the fending champion Dustin hind included Si Woo Kim, Masters. Johnson, who bogeyed who played the nal four One of them was Bri- three of his last four holes holes without a putter that an Harman, barely inside for a 75 to miss the cut by he broke out of frustration. the top 100 in the world two shots. After a three-putt bogey on a month ago until two For everyone else, it’s just the 14th and a chip that good weeks changed his getting started. nearly ran off the green at fortunes. The other was Ten players were within the 15th, he jammed the 24-year-old Will Zalatoris, three shots of Rose, who head of the club into the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS who just over a year ago had a 72 and was at 7-un- turf and damaged it. Justin Rose hits out of a bunker on the seventh hole during the second was toiling in the minor der 137. That group includ- round of the Masters golf tournament on Friday. leagues and still doesn’t ed former Masters cham- MASTERS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 2021 HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE Swampscott football rolls over SATURDAY Girls Soccer Football Tech at Northeast (4) Xaverian at St. John’s Prep (12:30) Nashoba at KIPP (6) Peabody at Beverly (1) Boston Latin at Winthrop (6:30) Whittier at KIPP (6) Saugus in return to the gridiron Volleyball Track Winthrop at Swampscott (5:30) St. Mary’s at CCL Freshman/Sopho- CAL Tournament First Round SWAMPSCOTT more Meet (10) Georgetown at Lynnfield (5) Bishop Fenwick at CCL Freshman/ From B1 Sophomore Meet (10) Track Swampscott at Gloucester (10) Lynnfield at Essex Tech (3:30) St. John’s Prep at BC High (4) Then the Big Blue de- MONDAY fense got involved, as Boys Soccer TUESDAY Frisoli notched a strip KIPP at Nashoba (4) Volleyball sack on the ensuing pos- Winthrop at Greater Lawrence (4) KIPP at Lowell Catholic (4) Whittier at Tech (4) Masconomet at Peabody (5:30) session to give Swamp- scott the ball deep in Sau- gus territory. Four plays SPORTS BRIEFS later, O’Brien connected with Hamernick for the St. Mary’s seeking tennis coaches tryouts Monday, April 12 at 4:30 rst time on a 12-yard St. Mary’s is seeking head coaches p.m. on the putting green near the touchdown to make it 14- for girls tennis and boys tennis. If 10th tee at Gannon Golf Course. 0. interested in either position, please Current physicals and permission contact athletic director Jeff Newhall slips must be turned in at sign-up The score remained at [email protected] or time in order to participate. For more there until late in the sec- 781-586-2016. information or if you have any ques- ond quarter, when O’Brien Lynn Classical golf tryouts tions, please contact coach Jack found Burns on a 16-yard The Lynn Classical golf team will hold Morrison at 508-364-9860. touchdown connection to go up three scores at 20- NBA 0. The Big Blue forced a fumble on the ensuing EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE kickoff, then only needed Atlantic Division Southwest Division two plays to score again W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Brooklyn 36 16 .692 — Dallas 29 22 .569 — when O’Brien and Hamer- Philadelphia 35 16 .686 ½ Memphis 26 23 .531 2 nick hooked up on a 14- Boston 26 26 .500 10 San Antonio 24 25 .490 4 New York 25 27 .481 11 New Orleans 22 29 .431 7 yard connection. O’Brien Toronto 20 32 .385 16 Houston 14 37 .275 15 and Hamernick found Southeast Division Northwest Division each other one more time W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Charlotte 26 24 .520 — Utah 39 13 .750 — before the half was over, Atlanta 27 25 .519 — Denver 33 18 .647 5½ and Swampscott took a Miami 27 25 .519 — Portland 30 21 .588 8½ Washington 18 32 .360 8 Oklahoma City 20 32 .385 19 34-0 lead into the halftime Orlando 17 34 .333 9½ Minnesota 13 39 .250 26 break. Central Division Pacific Division It didn’t take long for the W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Milwaukee 32 19 .627 — Phoenix 36 15 .706 — Big Blue to round out the Indiana 23 27 .460 8½ L.A. Clippers 35 18 .660 2 scoring, as Swampscott Chicago 22 28 .440 9½ L.A. Lakers 32 20 .615 4½ Cleveland 19 32 .373 13 Golden State 24 27 .471 12 forced a fumble on the Detroit 16 36 .308 16½ Sacramento 22 30 .423 14½ opening possession and Friday’s Games Detroit at Portland, 10 p.m. quickly capitalized with a Indiana at Orlando, 7 p.m. Houston at Golden State, 10 p.m. nine-yard touchdown run Memphis at New York, 7:30 p.m. Washington at Phoenix, 10 p.m. from Bascon. Minnesota at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Sunday’s Games From there, Swampscott Chicago at Atlanta, 8 p.m. Atlanta at Charlotte, 1 p.m. Philadelphia at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Boston at Denver, 3 p.m. was able to coast to a vic- Charlotte at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Milwaukee at Orlando, 7 p.m. tory in its return to the San Antonio at Denver, 9 p.m. New Orleans at Cleveland, 7 p.m. gridiron. Houston at L.A. Clippers, 10 p.m. Washington at Golden State, 10 p.m. Chicago at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Saugus (1-4) hosts Sa- Saturday’s Games Indiana at Memphis, 8 p.m. lem next Saturday (11) at Toronto at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. San Antonio at Dallas, 8 p.m. Stackpole Field. L.A. Lakers at Brooklyn, 8:30 p.m. Toronto at New York, 8 p.m. Swampscott (3-0) hosts Philadelphia at Oklahoma City, 9 p.m. Detroit at L.A. Clippers, 10 p.m. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Sacramento at Utah, 9 p.m. Miami at Portland, 10 p.m. Beverly Friday evening (6) back at Blocksidge Swampscott’s Cole Hamernick runs into the endzone for one of his three Field. touchdowns against Saugus Friday. NHL

East Division West Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA NYI 40 26 10 4 56 121 92 Lynn eld football can’t handle Colorado 39 26 9 4 56 140 95 Wash 40 25 11 4 54 134 122 Vegas 38 25 11 2 52 120 88 Pittsburgh 40 25 13 2 52 135 112 Minnesota 38 24 12 2 50 116 97 Boston 37 21 10 6 48 106 93 Arizona 40 19 16 5 43 110 122 Phila 39 18 15 6 42 116 141 St. Louis 39 17 16 6 40 107 125 NYR 39 18 16 5 41 127 108 San Jose 38 17 17 4 38 106 127 Ipswich in rst loss of the season NJ 38 14 18 6 34 97 121 LA 38 15 17 6 36 104 110 Buffalo 39 9 24 6 24 90 137 Anaheim 40 12 21 7 31 92 131 Central Division North Division yard touchdown pass to Lynn eld three-yard line minutes, but it was too GP W L OT Pts GF GA LYNNFIELD Carolina 39 27 9 3 57 128 94 GP W L OT Pts GF GA From B1 bump the Ipswich lead to to put Ipswich ahead 26-0 little too late for the Pio- Tampa Bay 40 27 11 2 56 138 101 Toronto 40 27 10 3 57 133 100 12-0. Bruhm added anoth- after its rst successful neers. Edmonton 41 25 14 2 52 134 115 Florida 41 26 11 4 56 132 111 er receiving touchdown extra point of the night. Lynn eld (4-1) will hope Nashville 41 22 18 1 45 109 116 Winnipeg 40 24 13 3 51 129 109 Two rst-quarter turn- Chicago 41 18 18 5 41 114 129 Montreal 37 17 11 9 43 118 103 overs stalled the Lynn eld later in the quarter, this Ipswich effectively to bounce back next on the Dallas 38 14 14 10 38 105 100 Vancouver 37 16 18 3 35 100 120 time hauling in a pass sealed the game midway road at Triton (5). Calgary 40 16 21 3 35 103 124 early on, and Ipswich was Columbus 42 15 19 8 38 106 137 from Arnold, to put the Ti- through the fourth quar- “I’m looking to see our Detroit 42 13 23 6 32 91 135 Ottawa 41 13 24 4 30 107 153 able to capitalize. Aid- gers ahead 19-0 going into ter when Henry Wright players pick themselves Friday’s Games Winnipeg at Montreal, 7 p.m. en Arnold punched in a the half. scored on a one-yard up and dust themselves N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. Islanders, 7 Minnesota at St. Louis, 8 p.m. touchdown run from two p.m. Tampa Bay at Nashville, 8 p.m. The second half wasn’t touchdown run to stretch off,” Lamusta said. “Triton Pittsburgh at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Edmonton at Calgary, 10 p.m. yards out to put the Tigers better for Lynn eld on ei- the lead to 33-0 with 6:29 is a team that’s familiar Washington at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Vancouver at Calgary, ppd ahead 6-0 midway through ther side of the ball. Ter- to play. with us and we’re familiar Minnesota at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Los Angeles at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. the rst quarter. Arizona at Vegas, 10 p.m. Sunday’s Games ry led the rushing attack A late one-handed grab with them so I’m expect- Colorado at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Buffalo at Philadelphia, 2 p.m. Later on in the second for the Tigers, scoring on by Ford helped set up Ca- ing a competitive game. Los Angeles at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Arizona at Vegas, 4 p.m. quarter, Cole Terry hit a quarterback keeper on pachietti’s touchdown run Our players are eager to Saturday’s Games Colorado at Anaheim, 6 p.m. Justin Bruhm on a 32- fourth-and-one from the for Lynn eld in the nal get back to it.” Boston at Philadelphia, 2 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. Islanders, 7 Florida at Dallas, 2 p.m. p.m. Chicago at Columbus, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Detroit at Carolina, 7 p.m. Washington at Boston, 7 p.m. Ottawa at Toronto, 7 p.m. Dallas at Nashville, 8 p.m. Rose clings to 1-shot Masters MLB

AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE lead as Spieth, Thomas lurk East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Baltimore 4 3 .571 _ Philadelphia 5 1 .833 _ MASTERS something, but you’re still nowned for his ball strik- “attitude of gratitude.” Boston 4 3 .571 _ New York 2 2 .500 2 New York 3 3 .500 ½ Washington 1 2 .333 2½ From B1 leading. So just enjoy it ing. His late run began Zalatoris also is a quick Toronto 3 4 .429 1 Atlanta 2 4 .333 3 and keep it going.” with a 9-iron to a back study with a long memory. Tampa Bay 2 4 .333 1½ Miami 1 6 .143 4½ Central Division Central Division Kim used a fairway met- The course played to right pin on the par-3 16th He grew up with the kids W L Pct GB W L Pct GB al to close with four pars an average score of 72.2, to 10 feet and ended with of former PGA champion Minnesota 5 2 .714 _ Cincinnati 5 1 .833 _ and a 69. Asked if he had compared with 74.5 for a wedge from 138 yards on Lanny Wadkins, and took Chicago 4 4 .500 1½ St. Louis 5 2 .714 ½ Detroit 3 3 .500 1½ Chicago 4 3 .571 1½ a backup putter, Kim re- the opening round. There the 18th to 5 feet that put in tales of Wadkins and Kansas City 3 3 .500 1½ Milwaukee 3 4 .429 2½ plied, “No. I don’t want to were 35 rounds under par him in the nal group on his 23 times playing the Cleveland 2 3 .400 2 Pittsburgh 1 6 .143 4½ West Division West Division answer anymore. Sorry.” compared with 12 on the the weekend at Augusta. Masters. One story Zalato- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Rose was staked to a rst day. Born in San Francisco, ris heard when he was 14 Houston 6 1 .857 _ Los Angeles 5 2 .714 _ four-shot lead at the start Bernd Wiesberger of he grew up in Dallas and years old came in handy Los Angeles 5 2 .714 1 San Diego 4 3 .571 1 Texas 3 3 .500 2½ San Francisco 3 3 .500 1½ of a warm, overcast day Austria and Tony Finau played some of his best on the par-3 12th hole. Seattle 3 4 .429 3 Colorado 3 4 .429 2 and it was gone after sev- each had 66 to get within when golf was shut down “He just said that when- Oakland 1 7 .125 5½ Arizona 2 5 .286 3 en holes. He didn’t drop a three shots. Marc Leish- during the pandemic. Zala- ever it’s into the wind ... it Saturday’s Games San Diego (Paddack 0-1) at Texas shot the rest of the way, man had a 67 and joined toris was on the Korn Fer- just doesn’t really affect N.Y. Yankees (Germán 0-1) at Tampa (Lyles 1-0), 7:05 p.m. Bay (Archer 0-1), 1:10 p.m. L.A. Angels (Cobb 0-0) at Toronto picked up three birdies Spieth just two shots be- ry Tour, and when golf re- the ball as much,” Zala- Miami (Rogers 0-1) at N.Y. Mets (Matz 1-0), 7:07 p.m. on the back nine and sal- hind. sumed, he had ve straight toris said. “And when it’s (deGrom 0-0), 1:10 p.m. Philadelphia (Eflin 0-0) at Atlanta vaged the day. Justin Thomas, who nishes in the top six, in- downwind, that’s where Kansas City (Minor 1-0) at Chicago (Anderson 0-0), 7:20 p.m. can returned to No. 1 in cluding his rst victory. guys tend to struggle.” White Sox (Cease 0-0), 2:10 p.m. “Just a classic day at Cincinnati (Hoffman 1-0) at Arizona Augusta National when the world with a victory, That got him into the The wind was about 10 Seattle (Kikuchi 0-0) at Minnesota (TBD), 8:10 p.m. (Pineda 1-0), 2:10 p.m. Washington (TBD) at L.A. Dodgers you’re slightly off,” Rose missed a short par putt on U.S. Open, where he tied mph into him and out of Milwaukee (Houser 0-1) at St. Louis (Urías 1-0), 9:10 p.m. said. “I kind of told myself the nal hole and shot 67. for sixth. Now he has tem- the left, 153 yards to the (Martínez 0-1), 2:15 p.m. Sunday’s Games Oakland (Montas 0-1) at Houston going up the eighth hole, He also was three shots porary PGA Tour mem- hole. He hit a shot that Boston at Baltimore, 1:05 p.m. (Urquidy 0-0), 4:05 p.m. ‘You’re leading the Mas- behind. bership and is among the normally goes 152 yards Colorado (González 1-0) at San Fran- L.A. Angels at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. ters.’ Your frame of refer- The wild card in all this top 50 in the world, get- and it carried 150. It cisco (Webb 0-1), 4:05 p.m. Detroit at Cleveland, 1:10 p.m. ence is a little bit different is Zalatoris, built like a ting him into the Masters. helped that he made a 35- Detroit (Skubal 0-0) at Cleveland N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 1:10 (Civale 1-0), 6:10 p.m. p.m. to yesterday. Four ahead is 1-iron and already re- That’s why he talks of an foot putt for birdie. Chicago Cubs (Davies 1-0) at Pitts- Kansas City at Chicago White Sox, burgh (Keller 0-1), 6:35 p.m. 2:10 p.m. Boston (Richards 0-1) at Baltimore Seattle at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m. TV/RADIO (Zimmermann 1-0), 7:05 p.m. San Diego at Texas, 2:35 p.m. Auto racing Golf AMA Supercross: 3 p.m...... The Masters ...... CBS TODAY IN SPORTS 3 p.m...... FIM World Championship ...... NBC Pro hockey NASCAR Cup: 2 p.m...... Boston at Philadelphia ...... NESN; WBZ-FM 98.5 April 10 er and Charley Coe by one stroke. 7:30 p.m...... Blue-Emu Maximum Pain Relief 500 ...... FS1 Panthers at Dallas ...... NHL Network 1934 — The Chicago Black Hawks 1977 — Tom Watson pulls away in Baseball 7 p.m...... Chicago at Columbus ...... NHL Network edge the Detroit Red Wings 1-0 to the final four holes to beat Jack Nick- 1 p.m...... NY Yankees at Tampa Bay ...... 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ESPN2 SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Medical examiner blames police pressure for George Floyd’s death By Amy Forliti, Steve Karnowski and Tammy Webber ASSOCIATED PRESS MINNEAPOLIS — The chief medical examiner who ruled George Floyd’s death a homicide testi ed FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Friday that the way police held him down and com- A banner encouraging workers to vote in labor balloting is shown at an pressed his neck “was just Amazon warehouse in Bessemer, Ala. more than Mr. Floyd could take,” given the condition of his heart. Amazon warehouse Dr. Andrew Baker, the Hennepin County med- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ical examiner, took the Dr. Andrew Baker, Hennepin County Medi- stand at the murder trial cal Examiner, testi es in the trial of former of former Of cer Derek workers reject union bid Minneapolis police Of cer Derek Chauvin in Chauvin for pressing his By Joseph Pisani, sway the outcome. About win — our employees knee on or close to Floyd’s Minneapolis. Alexandra Olson and 53 percent of the nearly made the choice to vote neck for what prosecutors the ground and Chauvin’s tion, though, Baker agreed Anne D’innocenzio 6,000 workers cast their against joining a union.” said was as much as 9 1/2 knee in his neck. with Nelson that Floyd’s ASSOCIATED PRESS ballots. The union push was the minutes as the 46-year-old Chauvin, 45, is charged heart disease and drug Black man lay pinned to with murder and man- use “played a role” in the Workers at an Amazon The union said it would biggest in Amazon’s 26- the pavement last May. slaughter in Floyd’s death death. warehouse in Bessemer, le an objection with the year history and only the NLRB charging the com- Asked about his nding May 25. Floyd was arrest- A medical expert who Ala., handed the online second time that an orga- that police “subdual, re- pany with illegally inter- ed outside a neighborhood testi ed Thursday said a retail giant a decisive nizing effort from within straint and neck compres- fering with the union vote. market after being accused healthy person subject- victory when they voted the company had come to sion” led to Floyd’s death, It will seek a hearing with of trying to pass a counter- ed to what Floyd endured against forming a union a vote. But Bessemer was Baker said that Floyd had would also have died. the labor board to deter- feit $20 bill. and cut off a path that always viewed as a long severe underlying heart Bystander video of Floyd Nelson asked Baker mine if the results “should labor activists had hoped shot since it pitted the disease and an enlarged crying that he couldn’t whether he has certi ed be set aside” after it ac- heart that needed more ox- would lead to similar ef- country’s second-largest breathe as onlookers yelled deaths by fentanyl over- cused Amazon of spread- employer against ware- ygen than normal to func- at the white of cer to get dose at levels lower than forts throughout the com- tion, as well as narrowing ing disinformation about house workers in a state off him sparked protests that seen in Floyd’s blood, pany and beyond. of two heart arteries. the unionization effort at and scattered violence and Baker said yes. But After months of aggres- with laws that don’t favor Baker said being in- meetings that workers around the U.S. Baker also noted that lev- sive campaigning from unions. Alabama is one of volved in a scufe raises were required to attend. Chauvin attorney Eric els of fentanyl must be both sides, 1,798 ware- 27 “right-to-work” states adrenaline, which asks the “Amazon has left no Nelson has argued that considered in the context where workers don’t have heart to beat even faster house workers ultimately stone unturned in its ef- the now- red white of cer of how long someone had to pay dues to unions that and supply more oxygen. rejected the union while forts to gaslight its own did what he was trained used the drug, any toler- 738 voted in favor of it, represent them. “And in my opinion, the employees. We won’t let law enforcement subdu- to do and that Floyd’s ille- ance built up to it, and according to the National That the labor move- Amazon’s lies, deception al, restraint and the neck gal drug use and underly- what other substances ment in Bessemer even Labor Relations Board, and illegal activities go compression was just more ing health conditions, not may be involved which is overseeing the unchallenged,” said Stu- got this far was unexpect- than Mr. Floyd could take Chauvin’s knee, killed him. Baker testi ed that his process. art Appelbaum, the presi- ed. Amazon has an unde- by virtue of that, those An autopsy found fentanyl examination of Floyd’s Of the 3,117 votes cast, dent of the RWDSU. feated record of snuf ng heart conditions,” the med- and methamphetamine in heart found no “visible or microscopic previous dam- 76 were voided for being Amazon said in a state- out union efforts before ical examiner said. Floyd’s system. Baker testi ed that nei- age” to the heart muscle. lled out incorrectly and ment that it didn’t intimi- they can spread. And at Other medical experts, ther Floyd’s heart prob- And he said he did not no- 505 were contested by ei- date employees. a time when the economy including a leading lung specialist, have gone fur- lems nor drugs caused his tice any pills or pill frag- ther Amazon or the Retail, “Our employees heard is still trying to recover ther, testifying that Floyd death: “Mr. Floyd’s use of ments in Floyd’s stomach. Wholesale and Depart- far more anti-Amazon and companies have been ultimately died from a lack fentanyl did not cause the Baker also said he did eliminating jobs, it is one ment Store Union, which messages from the union, of oxygen because of the subdual or neck restraint. not watch the harrowing led the organizing efforts policymakers, and media of the few places still hir- way he was restrained on His heart disease did not video of the arrest before in Bessemer. But the outlets than they heard ing during the pandemic, his stomach with his hands cause the subdual or the examining Floyd so that he NLRB said the contested from us,” the company adding 500,000 workers cuffed behind his back, neck restraint.” would not be inuenced by votes were not enough to said. “And Amazon didn’t last year alone. his face jammed against Under cross-examina- what he saw. Airlines pull Boeing Max jets to inspect electrical systems By David Koenig after two crashes killed to inspect them. South- traced the issue to a pro- and federal regulators to Boeing over the crashes and 346 people. The planes west spokesman Brian duction change made after determine what steps are seized on the latest prob- Michelle Chapman resumed ying in Decem- Parrish said the airline the worldwide eet of Max needed before the planes lem with the planes. ASSOCIATED PRESS ber after regulators in the has not experienced any jets was grounded in 2019, can return to service. “This grounding calls U.S., Europe, Canada and known problems related American’s chief operat- Alaska Airlines said it into question the safety Airlines pulled dozens Brazil approved changes to the electrical issue. ing of cer, David Seymour, removed all four of its of Boeing Max 737s out of the Max and why Boe- Boeing made to an auto- Southwest has a eet said in the memo. Max jets from service “to ing’s claims of a ‘changed of service for inspections mated ight-control sys- of more than 700 Boeing “We will never knowing- allow for inspections and after the aircraft maker culture’ continue to ring tem that played a role in 737s, most of them old- ly operate an aircraft with for work to be done.” hollow,” said Steven told them about a possible the crashes. er models than the Max. a known or potential is- Boeing said the electrical Marks, one of the lawyers electrical problem, the lat- Boeing said the new is- Parish said the airline sue,” Seymour said. issue was discovered on a representing relatives of est setback for the plane. sue, in which a component will use other planes to American was the rst plane on the production Boeing said Friday that in the electrical power sys- operate ights that had U.S. airline to resume y- line. The company said it passengers who were on the issue affected planes tem might not be correctly been scheduled with Max ing the Max, in late De- is working closely with the board an Ethiopian Air- used by 16 airlines. The grounded, was unrelated jet, and it anticipates only cember. Federal Aviation Adminis- lines Max that crashed company did not say how to the ight-control sys- minimal disruption to its United Airlines said it tration on the matter. in March 2019. “We don’t many planes are affected tem. operation. temporarily grounded Since the Max crashes, know what other issues or how long it will take for Southwest Airlines, American Airlines tem- 16 of its 30 Max planes Boeing has made inter- exist.” inspections and, if neces- which began ying the porarily removed 17 of its and will try to operate nal changes in response to Shares of Boeing Co., sary, repairs. Max again last month, 41 Max planes from ser- all ights with its other accusations that it short- based in Chicago, fell Max jets were grounded said it removed 30 of its 58 vice, according to a memo planes. The airline said it changed safety in pursuit about 1 percent in after- worldwide in March 2019 Max jets from its schedule to employees. Boeing was in contact with Boeing of pro ts. Lawyers suing noon trading. Biden budget seeks more for schools, health care and housing

By Josh Boak “The president is fo- defense. To keep America ASSOCIATED PRESS cused on reversing this strong, we must balance trend and reinvesting in domestic and defense WASHINGTON — Pres- the foundations of our spending priorities.” ident Joe Biden released a strength,” she told report- The appropriations pro- $1.5 trillion wish list for ers at a Friday brie ng. cess was one of the few his rst federal budget At stake is “discretion- consistent success stories Friday, asking for sub- ary spending,” roughly of former President Don- stantial gains for Demo- one-third of the huge fed- ald Trump’s tumultuous cratic priorities including eral budget that is passed four-year tenure in of ce, education, health care, by Congress each year, but this year’s budget cy- housing and environmen- funding the military, do- cle is not governed by the tal protection. mestic Cabinet depart- formal spending “caps” The request by the White ment operations, foreign of a broader outline. The House budget of ce for an policy and homeland lapse of those caps opens 8.4 percent increase in security. The rest of the the door to more domestic agency operating budgets budget involves so-called spending favored by Biden spells out Biden’s top pri- mandatory programs with and Democrats but invites orities as Congress weighs locked-in spending, chiey a battle with Republicans its spending plans for next Social Security, Medicare over military accounts. year. It’s the rst nancial and Medicaid. The Biden administra- outline of the Democrats’ The Biden request pro- tion believes the caps, broader ambitions since vides a signi cantly small- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS imposed by a long-aban- the expiration of a 2011 er 1.6 percent increase doned 2011 budget deal, President Joe Biden says education, healthcare, and environmental law that capped congres- for the $700 billion-plus caused a decade of se- protection programs have a legacy of chronic underinvestment. sional spending. Pentagon budget than for vere underinvestment in White House press sec- domestic accounts. Home- security forces. Oklahoma’s Jim Inhofe, “Talk is cheap, but de- public services that the retary Jen Psaki said the land security accounts Senate Republicans Florida’s Marco Rubio, fending our country is president is now trying to administration was “in- would basically be fro- were quick to criticize the South Carolina’s Lindsey not,” they said. “We can’t turn around with large in- heriting a legacy of chron- zen, reecting opposition modest proposed increase Graham and Alabama’s afford to fail in our con- creases that would mostly ic underinvestment” be- among Democratic pro- for defense, with Minority Richard Shelby releasing stitutional responsibility bypass national security cause of the caps. gressives to immigration Leader Mitch McConnell, a joint statement. to provide for the common programs. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 2021 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Man is weighed down by sadness four years after separation DEAR ABBY: I’ve I watch her when her dad been separated from my Dear Abby is written by Abigail is out running errands or wife for about four years, Van Buren, also known as Jeanne working. at her request. It was jus- I’ll be perfectly honest. ti ed. I wasn’t the best Phillips, and was founded by her There are times she acts husband. I wasn’t abu- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact like an entitled, spoiled sive, but I was sad and Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. brat. She’s rude and dis- feeling sorry for myself, Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. respectful, and when I like now. ask her to do something, I took her for granted she doesn’t always do it. I and didn’t show her the can’t take it anymore. or nice comments to. state, and for that I ap- affection she deserved, I know I’m not her bio- Am I wrong for feeling plaud you. You should not but I have been going to logical mom, but I will betrayed in some way? Is feel embarrassed or hu- therapy to work through not continue to tolerate my estranged wife belit- miliated because she has issues that I had sup- her behavior and atti- tling me by not ling for found a new relationship. pressed for decades that tude. Although I have divorce and hanging out Please discuss these feel- contributed to me being a spoken with her dad with my friends and a ings with your therapist bad husband. I wanted to about it, he has done new boyfriend? Are my so you can move beyond try counseling with her, nothing to correct the friends and family be- them. but she was done and re- problem. Please tell me traying me by being It may also be time to fused, which I’m still sad- what to do. dened by. friends with them? take the initiative and le for the divorce. Quit As of today, she has a BROKEN BEYOND FRUSTRATED avoiding your longtime new boyfriend but still REPAIR “STEPMOM” hasn’t led for divorce. friends. If you haven’t I’m struggling because DEAR BROKEN: started dating, some of DEAR FRUSTRATED: she and her new boy- Marriages end for many them may know women to The next time you are friend hang out with peo- reasons. If I read your introduce you to. And be- asked to watch your boy- ple I grew up with. It’s letter correctly, your wife cause posts on the inter- friend’s daughter, decline my own hang-up, I know, left because she could no net about your almost-ex and clearly state the rea- but it makes me feel em- longer cope with someone and her boyfriend cause son why. Perhaps when it barrassed and like I can who was in a chronic you pain, block or delete becomes inconvenient for never hang out with my state of depression, not them rather than obsess. him, he will assert him- friends again. I get upset because you were a “bad self, act like a parent and when I see posts on Face- husband” or had some DEAR ABBY: My boy- insist that his daughter book with her and her aw in your character. friend has an 8-year-old behave respectfully. If not, boyfriend that my family You are doing your best daughter who lives with you may have to rethink have added heart emojis to improve your mental us part time. Sometimes the relationship. BRIDGE

GETTING A WINNER FROM A THIN HOLDING Leonard Bernstein said, “Inspira- should lead dummy’s queen, hoping tion is wonderful when it happens, that East has the king and ace, or but the writer must develop an ap- fails to cover when he has only one proach for the rest of the time. ... The of the honors. All in all, not a good wait is simply too long.” shot. I wonder if inspiration comes slow- In spades, at rst glance one er the older one gets. I used to dash would plan on leading toward the out a week of these columns in a king. West will, in theory, have the morning -- now it usually takes at ace half the time. However, there is least a day. a better approach. Perhaps the saving grace for to- After winning with the heart ace, day’s column will be when readers declarer cashed some diamond spot the winning play because it is winners to make the defenders feel unusual, almost counterintuitive. uncomfortable. But then he made How should South play in three the key play: He led a low spade no-trump after West leads the heart from the board. Here, East won with jack? his queen and played another heart, This is the single most common but South took the trick and led the auction. spade jack to drive out East’s ace. South starts with eight winners in Declarer was safe whenever East the red suits. He must nd his ninth had the spade queen or West had trick from either black suit. the spade queen and ace. The odds? If forced to play on clubs, declarer 74%. SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV APRIL 10, 2021 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 Sat. April 10 Sun. April 11 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Escape to the My Grandparents’ Atlantic Crossing World on Fire on Basic Stories- America’s Test Kitchen 20th 8 p.m. 2 p.m. ^ PBS Chateau War on Masterpiece Masterpiece Black Stage Anniversary Special HBO CBS WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! Bull “Wrecked” 48 Hours 48 Hours News Phantom In Touch NCIS: New Orleans Movie: The New Mutants 2021 Masters Tournament $ CBS Fortune Gourmet “Requital” Josh Boone co-wrote and directed this Final round action in the Masters Tour- WCVB News- Chronicle NBA NBA Basketball Los Angeles Lakers at Brooklyn Nets. News- Soledad Celebrity Nightwatch % ABC Center 5 Barclays Center. (N) Center 5 O’Brien Page (N) 2020 superhero action lm based on nament gets underway today at Augusta National, where players at the top of the WBTS Grow Rescue Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Orga- Saturday Night News Saturday Night Live “Carey 1st Look Marvel Comics characters, about a group * NBC Hair cial Victims Unit nized Crime Live (N) at 11 Mulligan; Kid Cudi” (N) (N) leaderboard will be vying to win the golf of young mutants ghting desperately to WFXT Entertainment The Masked Singer Game of Talents Boston Sports Name That Tune Just for This- Boston escape from a secret facility where they year’s rst major title. When this event 9 FOX Tonight (N) News Wrap “Episode 1” Laughs Minute News are being held. Among that group, Anya was last played in November 2020, WUTF Fútbol Mexicano ››› Troy (2004, Aventura) Brad Pitt, Eric Bana. Aquiles enca- Programa Programa ››‡ No eres tú, soy yo (2010) Taylor-Joy, who soon would break out in Dustin Johnson made history on the = UMA Primera División beza las fuerzas griegas en la batalla de Troya. Eugenio Derbez. a big way in the Netix streaming drama orid Georgia course, shooting a record- WSBK Big Bang Big Bang ››› Back to School (1986, Comedy) Seinfeld Seinfeld Friends Friends Three Three Three F MNT Theory Theory Rodney Dangerfield, Sally Kellerman. Stooges Stooges Stooges “The Queen’s Gambit,” stars as Russian breaking 20-under 268 over 72 holes to take home his rst green jacket. WGBX When My Time American Masters “Oliver Sacks: His Own Antiques HS Quiz Front Row Boston Austin City Limits American mutant Illyana Rasputin, aka Magic, who L PBS Comes Life” Life and work of Oliver Sacks. R’dshow Show “Janelle Monae” Masters can work sorcery; Maisie Williams from 8 p.m. WWJE Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre I Killed My BFF “Mis- I Killed “Game of Thrones” plays Rahne Sinclair, R JN Murders Murders Murders Murders Murders Murders Murders Murders Murders Murders sissippi Moms” My BFF CW a shape-shifting Scottish mutant nick- WLVI Last Man Last Man Kung Fu “Pilot” Mom Mom 7 News at 10PM on Modern Modern Family Family Bob’s Batwoman named Wolfsbane. X CW Standing Standing CW56 (N) Family Family Guy Guy Burgers Batwoman (Javicia Leslie) is totally fo- WNUE ››‡ Big Game (2014, Acción) ››› Lone Survivor (2013) Mark Wahlberg. SEAL Noticias TYM Decisio- Latinx Programa cused on taking down Black Mask (Peter ¨ TELE Samuel L. Jackson. busca capturar al líder talibán Ahmad Shah. Telem Zona nes Now! 8:30 p.m. Outerbridge) when a new foe emerges, WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & ABC redirecting the Bat-team’s attention to ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order NBA Basketball a gathering crisis in Gotham in the new CABLE STATIONS NBA Finals preview, anyone? That may be (5:00) ››‡ “Jack ›› Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (2016, Action) ››‡ Jack Reacher (2012, Action) Tom Cruise, Rosamund Pike. A episode “Time Off for Good Behavior.” A&E in the of ng tonight at Barclays Center, Elsewhere, Jacob (Dougray Scott) heads Reacher” Tom Cruise, Cobie Smulders, Aldis Hodge. former military investigator probes a sniper attack. ››› The Bourne Identity (2002, Action) Matt Damon, ››› The Bourne Supremacy (2004, Action) Matt ››› The Bourne Ultimatum where James Harden and the Brooklyn down a dangerous path as he tries to AMC Nets hope the home court gives them a escape mistakes from his past that con- Franka Potente, Chris Cooper. Damon, Franka Potente, Brian Cox. (2007, Action) Matt Damon. boost against LeBron James and the Los Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley ›› Madea’s Witness Protection (2012, Comedy) tinue to haunt him. Alice and Julia (Ra- BRAVO Knows Knows Knows Knows Knows Knows Knows Knows Tyler Perry, Eugene Levy, Doris Roberts. ‘PG-13’ Angeles Lakers. The Nets drew rst blood chel Skarsten, guest star Christina Wolfe) Homestead Rescue Pit Bulls and Parolees “Life in a Cage” Lil Homestead Rescue Homestead Rescue Pit Bulls and Parolees Lil in their initial meeting with the Lakers in discover they share a common enemy. DISC Rocky faces a cancer scare. (N) “Winter’s Fury” Rocky faces a cancer scare. February, when James Harden scored 23 Meagan Tandy also stars. Ladybug Ladybug Big City Big City Big City Big City Big City Big City Bunk’d Bunk’d Jessie Jessie Jessie points and Joe Harris added another 21 DISN & Cat & Cat Greens Greens Greens Greens Greens Greens in leading Brooklyn to a 109-98 victory 9 p.m. College Hockey NCAA Division I Championship: Teams TBA. (N) Boxing Joe Smith Jr. vs. Maxim Vlasov. (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCen- ESPN over the short-handed Angelenos. AMC ter (6:00) College Football Delaware at Dela- Draft: Draft: SportsCenter SportsCenter (N) Draft: Draft: Boxing Fear the Walking Dead ESPN2 11:29 p.m. The midseason premiere of this compan- ware State. Alumni Stadium. (N) Featured Featured Special Featured Featured ion series to “The Walking Dead” picks “Hunger Games: ››› The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1 (2014) ››› The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2 (2015, Science NBC FREE Catching Fire” Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson. Fiction) Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson. up the action as Morgan (Lennie James) Saturday Night Live (5:00) “Spider-Man: ›› Transformers: Dark of the Moon (2011, Action) Shia LaBeouf, Josh Snowfall “Betrayal” Mayans M.C. Bishop British actress Carey Mulligan, currently a becomes bolder in his bid to free the FX Homecoming” Duhamel. The Decepticons renew their battle against the Autobots. takes a risk. best actress Academy Award contender remaining members of the group. Mean- (6:10) ›››‡ ›› The New Mutants (2020) Q: Into the Storm Q: Into the Storm ››‡ Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shad- HBO for her performance in the movie drama while, Virginia (Colby Mini e) becomes “Dunkirk” (2017) Maisie Williams. ‘PG-13’ “Game Over” “The Storm” ows (2011) Robert Downey Jr. increasingly desperate to nd her sister (6:19) Band of Band of Brothers A green of- Band of Brothers Band of Brothers Easy marches Band of Brothers A green of- “Promising Young Woman,” makes her de- HIST but as host of this sketch comedy variety and protect the settlements from threat- Brothers ficer leads a patrol. “Why We Fight” into Berchtesgaden. ficer leads a patrol. (6:00) “My Night- Lust: A Seven Deadly Sins Story (2021, Mahalia (2021, Docudrama) Danielle Lust: A Seven Deadly Sins show, which will see the versatile young ening forces both inside and outside the LIFE walls. The impact of living under Virginia’s mare Landlord” Suspense) Keri Hilson, Tobias Truvillion. Brooks, Jason Dirden. Story (2021) Keri Hilson. thespian taking on some diverse new (6:30) ››‡ “Talladega Nights” (2006, ››‡ Step Brothers (2008, Comedy) Will ››› Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues (2013, characters. She’ll also welcome musical iron-willed control is an extended story MTV arc for the back half of Season 6. Comedy) Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly. Ferrell, John C. Reilly. Comedy) Will Ferrell, Steve Carell, Paul Rudd. guest Kid Cudi, whose latest album, “Man American Ninja American Ninja American Ninja American Ninja United Fight Alli- World Poker Tour: World NBCSB on the Moon III: The Chosen,” is his fth Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior ance Season 16 (N) Poker 9 p.m. Billboard 200 Top 10 album. MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox at Baltimore Orioles. Oriole Park Extra Red Sox NESN Dirty NHL Hockey Boston Bruins at HBO NESN at Camden Yards. (N) Innings Final (N) Sports Water TV Philadelphia Flyers. The Nevers Sponge- Sponge- Side Drama Unfiltered Side Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends 4 a.m. This new supernatural action fantasy is NICK Bob Bob Hustle Club (N) Hustle ESPN set in Victorian London, where the city City on a ››› First Blood (1982, Action) Boxing Jaron Ennis vs. Sergey Lipinets. From Uncasville, Conn. (N) City on a Hill SHOW NBA Basketball is rocked by a bizarre event that gives Hill Sylvester Stallone. ‘R’ NBA Finals preview, anyone? That may be The Gloaming “The The Gloaming The Gloaming ›‡ The Intruder (2019, Sus- ›› Bloodshot (2020, Action) Vin Diesel, certain people — chiey women — ex- STARZ in the of ng tonight at Barclays Center, traordinary abilities that range from the Dying of the Light” pense) Michael Ealy. ‘PG-13’ Guy Pearce, Eiza González. ‘PG-13’ where James Harden and the Brooklyn wondrous to the deeply disturbing. 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HOROSCOPE EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV APRIL 11, 2021 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS ARIES (March 21-April 19) WGBH When My Time My Grandparents’ Atlantic Crossing World on Fire on Thou Shalt Not Kill Master Your Future With Rajiv ^ PBS Comes War (N) on Masterpiece (N) Masterpiece Nagaich Keep moving forward. Explain your intentions and long-term plans to someone you WBZ 60 Minutes (N) The Equalizer “It NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: New Orleans News Sports Joel Elevation Game love, and together you’ll nd a way to make your dreams come true. Make your $ CBS Takes a Village” “War Crimes” Final (N) Osteen With Time surroundings more comfortable. WCVB Project Community: American Idol “412 (Top 16)” The top 16 The Rookie “Man of News- SportsCen- Soledad Storm of Suspicion % ABC History & Hope (N) are revealed and perform. (N) Honor” (N) Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien TAURUS (April 20-May 20) WBTS Ellen’s Game of Ellen’s Game of Zoey’s Extraordi- Good Girls “The News NBC 10 Access Hollywood Ninja * NBC Games Games nary Playlist (N) Banker” (N) at 11 Sports Warrior Stay focused on what you are trying to accomplish. A disciplined attitude will lead WFXT Simpsons Bless the Simpsons Great Bob’s Family Boston 25 News at Boston Hot Top- Joel Van Sus- Boston to new opportunities. Take care of fundamentals. Don’t doubt yourself. Put your 9 FOX Harts (N) North Burgers Guy (N) 10PM (N) News ics Osteen teren News energy where it counts. WUTF (6:30) ››› “Kill Zone 2” (2015, Acción) ››‡ Snitch (2013, Drama de Crimen) Oro y polvo (2015, Acción) Cody Kasch, Mita y = UMA Tony Jaa, Wu Jing, Zhang Jin. Dwayne Johnson, Barry Pepper. Carolina Guerra, Rafael Amaya. mita GEMINI (May 21-June 20) WSBK Castle “Limelight” NCIS “On Fire” NCIS “IRL” N.E. Liv- Two and Big Bang Big Bang Two and Imp. Jok- Bloodline An offer is heading your way. Reconnect with people you enjoy collaborating with, F MNT ing Half Men Theory Theory Half Men ers Dete and take advantage of an opportunity that can send you on a new adventure. Trust WGBX (6:00) Baseball Black Hemingway “A Writer (1899-1929)” Hemingway “The Avatar (1929-1944)” Hemingway The Old Man and L PBS Sox Scandal. Hemingway moves to Paris. Hemingway reports on Spanish Civil War. the Sea. your instincts. WWJE Meet, Marry, Murder Meet, Marry, Murder Meet, Marry, Murder Killer Cases Killer Cases Killer Cases Killer R JN “Khatun” “Infante” “Webster” Cases CANCER (June 21-July 22) WLVI Modern Modern Batwoman (N) Charmed “No Hablo 7 News at 10PM on Wipeout Monk Pawn Let your intuition lead the way. Take charge of any situation that can inuence your X CW Family Family Brujeria” (N) CW56 (N) Stars personal or professional life. A partnership problem will push you to go it alone WNUE Exatlón Estados Unidos (N) Milagro en la celda 7 (2019, Drama) Aras Bulut Noticias TYM Decisio- Decisiones Ex- ¨ TELE Iynemli, Nisa Soﬁya Aksongur, Deniz Baysal. Telem Zona nes tremas and do your own thing. WABU Criminal Minds “Full- Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds “An- Criminal Minds “Last Criminal LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ¥ ION Tilt Boogie” “Cure” “Miasma” nihilator” Gasp” Minds CABLE STATIONS Stop worrying about what everyone else is doing. You know who you are and what Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage A&E you want. Focus on personal growth, self-improvement and emotional well-being. Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Health and tness are encouraged. 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Phone us: 781-593-7700 Email us: classi[email protected] Find us online: SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B7 INTERNATIONAL Prince Philip, de ned by role of husband to British queen, dies By Jill Lawless Speaking outside 10 and Gregory Katz Downing St., Prime Min- ASSOCIATED PRESS ister Boris Johnson noted the support Philip provid- LONDON — Prince ed to the queen, saying he Philip, the irascible and “helped to steer the royal tough-minded husband of family and the monarchy Queen Elizabeth II who so that it remains an insti- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS spent more than seven tution indisputably vital decades supporting his to the balance and happi- Francesco Zambon, lead author of a withdrawn wife in a role that both ness of our national life.” World Health Organization (WHO) report into de ned and constricted The queen, a very pri- Italy’s coronavirus response, is interviewed by his life, has died, Buck- vate person not given to The Associated Press in Rome. ingham Palace said Fri- extravagant displays of day. He was 99. affection, once called him His life spanned nearly a “her rock” in public. century of European histo- In private, Philip called WHO exec lied ry, starting with his birth his wife Lilibet; but he as a member of the Greek referred to her in con- royal family and ending as versation with others as about spiked Britain’s longest serving “The Queen.” consort during a turbulent Condolences poured in reign in which the thou- Friday from statesmen and sand-year-old monarchy royals around the globe — virus report was forced to reinvent it- many of whom noted Phil- self for the 21st century. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ip’s wit and personality, as By Nicole Win eld expanded to include the He was known for his Prince Philip of Greece, during a naval visit to well as his service during ASSOCIATED PRESS spiked WHO report into occasionally deeply of- World War II and beyond. Melbourne, Australia. Italy’s virus response, fensive remarks — and U.S. President Joe Biden ROME — Italian pros- which revealed that for gamely ful lling more ecutors say a top World year before being released from empire and steered and rst lady Jill Biden the Italian government than 20,000 royal engage- said the impact of the Health Organization of - on March 16. the monarchy through de- hadn’t updated its pan- ments to boost British prince’s decades of public cial lied to them about a “It is with deep sorrow cades of declining social demic preparedness plan interests at home and service was evident in the spiked WHO report into It- that Her Majesty The deference and U.K. pow- since 2006. abroad. He headed hun- causes he advocated, while aly’s coronavirus response, WHO pulled the report Queen has announced the er into a modern world dreds of charities, found- Pakistani Prime Minister revealing private commu- from its website on May 14, death of her beloved hus- where people demand in- ed programs that helped Imran Khan tweeted that nications Friday that are a day after it went up, and band, His Royal Highness timacy from their icons. British schoolchildren “Britain has lost a wise el- likely to embarrass the never republished it. The participate in challenging The Prince Philip, Duke of In the 1970s, Michael der who was imbued with U.N. health agency. document’s disappearance outdoor adventures, and Edinburgh,” the palace said. Parker, an old navy friend a unique spirit of public Prosecutors in Bergamo suggested that WHO re- played a prominent part “His Royal Highness passed and former private secre- service.” Kenyan President placed Dr. Ranieri Guerra, moved it to spare the Italian in raising his four chil- away peacefully this morn- tary of the prince, said of Uhuru Kenyatta called at the time a WHO assis- government criticism, em- dren, including his eldest ing at Windsor Castle.” him: “He told me the rst him a “towering symbol of tant director general, under barrassment and liability. son, Prince Charles, the Philip saw his sole role day he offered me my job, family values and the uni- investigation for allegedly Guerra was a top of cial heir to the throne. as providing support for that his job — rst, second ty of the British people as making false declarations in the Italian health min- Philip spent a month in his wife, who began her and last — was never to well as the entire global to them when he voluntari- istry during 2014-2017, the hospital earlier this reign as Britain retreated let her down.” community.” ly agreed to be questioned when the pandemic pre- in November. Guerra was paredness plan should the WHO’s liaison with the have been updated to com- Italian government after ply with EU directives. No region in the world spared Italy became the epicenter When asked at the time of the COVID-19 outbreak whether Guerra or the in Europe last year. Italian government had as virus cases, deaths surge They have not charged intervened to spike the re- Guerra with any crime, port, the WHO said it was By Vanessa Gera The World Health Or- outlining their allegations removed by its regional of- in an interim investigative ASSOCIATED PRESS ganization said infection ce in Copenhagen due to document sent to the Ital- rates are climbing in ev- “factual inaccuracies.” ian foreign and justice min- WARSAW, Poland — ery global region, driven But documentation com- istries that listed him as Hospitals in Turkey and by new virus variants piled by Bergamo prosecu- Poland are lling up. Pa- one of six people under in- and too many countries tors, rst reported by Ita- kistan is restricting do- vestigation in their probe. coming out of lockdown ly’s state-run RAI Report, mestic travel. The U.S. Guerra did not immedi- too soon. indicated that Guerra ma- government will send ately respond to an email “We’ve seen rises (in neuvered to have the re- more help to the state seeking comment. The Agi port taken down and that cases) worldwide for six with the country’s worst news agency quoted him the Italian government weeks. And now, sadly, we infection increase. as saying he was shocked was upset with it. The are seeing rises in deaths The worldwide surge and “deeply embittered” documentation included for the last three weeks,” in coronavirus cases and that prosecutors had private WhatsApp chats deaths includes even Dr. Margaret Harris, a placed him under inves- between Guerra and a top Thailand, which has WHO spokeswoman, said tigation, that he expected Italian public health of - weathered the pandemic at a brie ng in Geneva. WHO to respond to them cial, Dr. Silvio Brusaferro. far better than many na- In its weekly epide- and remained available In one chat, dated May 14, tions but now struggles to miological update, the for further clari cation. 2020, Guerra wrote Brusaf- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS contain COVID-19. WHO said over 4 million “I have been and am in erro that the decision to pull The only exceptions to COVID-19 cases were re- COVID-19 patients are treated in the munici- absolute good faith and I the report was known to the the deteriorating situa- ported in the last week. pal hospital of Sao Joao de Meriti, Rio de Ja- am amazed that the prose- leadership of the WHO: “In tion are countries that New deaths increased neiro state, Brazil. cutors have a different im- the end I went to Tedros and have advanced vaccina- by 11 percent compared pression,” Agi quoted him got the document removed,” tion programs, most nota- to last week, with over In Turkey, which is among ringing” for intensive care as saying. Guerra added a reference to WHO’s direc- bly Israel and Britain. The 71,000 reported. the badly hit countries, units, which are not yet at that he told prosecutors tor-general, Tedros Adha- U.S., which is a vaccina- The increasing infections, most new cases of the virus full capacity. everything he knew at the nom Ghebreyesus. hospitalizations and deaths tion leader globally, is also can be traced to a variant “The mutant form of the time but did not have ac- In another chat four extend to countries where cess to all information. seeing a small uptick in rst found in Britain. virus is causing more harm days later, Guerra wrote new cases, and the White vaccinations are nally Ismail Cinel, head of the Prosecutors are in- to Brusaferro that he was to the organs,” Cinel said. House announced Friday gaining momentum. That Turkish Intensive Care vestigating the huge meeting with the Italian that it would send federal leaves even bleaker pros- Association, said the surge “While 2 out of 10 patients COVID-19 death toll in health minister’s cabinet assistance to Michigan to pects for much of the world, was beginning to strain were dying previously, the Bergamo and whether It- chief about revising the re- control the state’s worst- where large-scale vacci- the nation’s relatively ad- number is now 4 out of 10. aly’s lack of preparedness port and that the minister’s in-the-nation transmis- nation programs remain a vanced health care system And if we continue this going into the pandemic of ce “said to see if we can sion rate. more distant prospect. and “the alarm bells are way, we will lose six.” played a role. Their probe make it fall into thin air.” Explosive eruption rocks volcano Local news on your doorstep on Caribbean’s St. Vincent By Dánica Coto for light ashfall as the with personal belongings ASSOCIATED PRESS 4,003-foot (1,220-meter) after the explosion. Some volcano continued to rum- prepared to stay there, SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico ble. Authorities reported a while others were expect- — An explosive erup- second, smaller explosion ed to board cruise ships or tion rocked La Soufriere on Friday afternoon. go to nearby islands that volcano on the eastern “More explosions could have offered help. Caribbean island of St. occur,” Erouscilla Joseph, Others still waited for Vincent on Friday after director of the University transportation to a shelter, the government ordered thousands to evacuate of the West Indies Seismic including one family who their homes nearby. Center said in a phone stood for at least an hour by Experts said the ash interview, adding that it the side of a road under the column rose more than was impossible to predict sun with their children and 20,000 feet (6 kilome- whether they might be suitcases as they awaited a ters) high and that the bigger or smaller than the ride from someone. majority of the ash was first or second one. 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More than 2,000 peo- cluding Barbados, St. Lu- backpacks, duffel bags ple were staying in 62 gov- Offer available to new subscribers only cia and Grenada prepared and shopping bags stuffed ernment shelters. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 2021 REAL ESTATE Ready to buy a home? The trick is nding or affording one By Alex Veiga sary. But so far, the mar- homeowners, plus a grow- ASSOCIATED PRESS ket won’t cooperate. ing number of people who “We go out and we don’t work remotely and are LOS ANGELES — Na- nd many places at all,” able to move to more af- than Long and Lili Chin said Long, a video-game fordable areas, are ex- have struck out so far in writer who rents an apart- pected to keep the market their four-month search to ment in the L.A. suburb of running hot. nd an affordable home in Glendale. “I’m not hopeful Homebuyers still have the Los Angeles area — a that we will nd anything low mortgage rates on cold streak that threatens for a while.” their side, providing them to mess up their anniversary plans. Homebuyers are facing with a measure of nan- The housing market has the most competitive U.S. cial exibility, though been a pillar of economic housing market in decades rates have been creeping strength during the pan- this spring. To put that in higher. The average rate demic, but many would-be perspective, the inventory on the benchmark 30-year homeowners, particularly of homes for sale nation- loan moved above the 3 rst-timer buyers such as ally fell to a record-low percent mark early last Long and his wife, have 1.03 million units by the month for the rst time met with frustration be- end of February, or about PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS since July 2020. It stood at 30 percent below what it 3.13 percent this week, ac- cause of a low number of Nathan Long, a video game writer, stands outside his rental apartment was a year earlier, accord- cording to mortgage buy- homes for sale and consis- courtyard in Glendale, Calif. tently rising prices. ing to the National Asso- er Freddie Mac, though The couple made a ma- ciation of Realtors. That Meanwhile, the national the U.S. median family in- So, from Los Angeles to that’s still down from 3.33 amounts to a two-month percent a year ago. jor concession to the virus median sale price of a sin- come of $77,774, according Boston, those homes on pandemic in August when supply, well short of the “We expect homebuyer gle-family home climbed to data from the Realtors the market are selling in they got married via Zoom. six-month supply econo- demand to remain strong They planned to make up mists say is needed for a nearly 15 percent to group. The gap can become a heartbeat, often fetch- this spring, but it will be for the lack of in-person balanced market. Homes $315,900 in the last three a chasm in cities like Los ing multiple offers well tested by higher mort- nuptials by hosting a wed- in February typically sold months of 2020, according Angeles or Boulder, Colo., above what the owner is gage rates,” said Danielle ding party at a new home within just 20 days of hit- to the NAR. That works where home prices can be asking. A surge in mil- Hale, chief economist at on their one-year anniver- ting the market. out to about four times double the national levels. lennials eager to become Realtor.com. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS THIS WEEK

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