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SATURDAY JULY 31, 2021 DEALS OF THE King’s Beach de es clean up $DAY$ PG. 3 Lynn, Swampscott tackling sewage pollution By Tréa Lavery that the Department of Conserva- vironmental justice issue. You have ITEM STAFF tion and Recreation (DCR)-owned one of the most diverse and dense beach was safe for swimming on cities that has one of the worst wa- DEALS SWAMPSCOTT — King's Beach only 70 percent of the days in which ter qualities in the metro region." OF THE has been the source of consterna- it was tested for bacteria, the lowest There are two outfalls from Sta- tion for decades, as Swampscott score in the area. cy's Brook, one in Lynn and one in and Lynn residents who hope to "King's Beach has such a specif- Swampscott, adjacent to each other $DAY$ utilize their local outdoor spaces are ic problem, and it's so blatant and on the beach at the city line. Both PG. 3 thwarted by twin stormwater out- obvious. You have almost a mile of outfalls have been shown time and falls contaminated by sewage. public swimming beach that is un- time again to be contaminated with ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK An annual water-quality report usable a lot of the time," said Save sewage, despite the fact that sewer Red ags, signifying that the water is not safe card for 2020 released by environ- the Harbor Executive Director wastewater from both communities mental organization Save the Har- Chris Mancini, also a Swampscott for swiming, y at King’s Beach in Swampscott bor/Save the Bay on July 4 showed resident. "It's clearly to me an en- KING’S BEACH, A6 and Lynn on Friday. DEALS OF THE Candidates crowd $DAY$ MAXING THE VAXPG. 3 Peabody Light race Northshore communities top 60 percent rate By Sam Minton cess." ITEM STAFF Project 2015A, which would install a peaker PEABODY — The plant in the city, has been deadline has passed for a point of contention ITEM STAFF REPORT candidates to pull papers among residents. Some LYNNFIELD for upcoming city elec- have been outspoken One day after the CDC announced a new The Centers for Disease Control and Preven- mask policy for certain areas where COVID is tions — and there is de - against the plant, but tion (CDC) this week announced new guidance nitely one race to keep an Orphanos doesn't believe spiking, Emergency Management Team Direct encouraging people who are fully vaccinated Fire Chief Glenn Davis says that the town has eye on. that this factor has led to to begin wearing masks indoors again in ar- The contest that could an increase in candidates no plans “at this time” to make any changes eas with high transmission rates. Locally, vac- in its COVID protocols. Seventy-four percent be the most contentious running against Paras cination rates are fairly high, and municipal is a six-candidate race and Wheatley. (8,567) of residents eligible to receive the vac- governments are largely declining to mandate cine are fully vaccinated, while 80 percent for two open seats on the "I know three out of the mask-wearing. Peabody Municipal Light four people that took out (9,253) have received at least one dose. Commission. The candi- papers aside from the LYNN MARBLEHEAD dates are Thomas Paras incumbents," Orphanos As of July 27, 62.9 percent of Lynn residents and Robert Wheatley, said. "One of them (Ray- Marblehead Public Health Director Andrew had received their rst dose of the COVID-19 Petty said that currently, 77 percent of the who are running for re- mond Melvin) ran last vaccine, while 57.1 percent had received their election, and challengers year or two years ago town’s total population has been fully vacci- second dose. Mayor Thomas M. McGee’s staff nated, and if everyone gets their second dose, Raymond Melvin, Mary- for a commission seat said they are monitoring local COVID-19 pos- Beth Mallia, Tracy Val- and he was not success- it will bring them up to 83 percent. itive data closely, and are consulting with lo- “Our vaccination rates are very high,” Pet- letti and Joel Brenner. ful his last time around. cal and state health experts before making any ty said. “Obviously, we’re not an area of high Peabody Municipal I believe one of the oth- decisions to re-implement a mask mandate in transmission, so we’re not changing anything Light Plant (PMLP) er ones (MaryBeth Mal- accordance with CDC guidelines. for our mask mandates.” manager Charles Orph- lia), their name has been around the city for a anos believes that it is SALEM while. Her husband owns NAHANT a great thing to have so Salem has 30,007 residents who have received a local towing company Currently the vaccination rate in the town is many people running for the rst dose of the COVID-19 vaccine as of July 29. and I believe she might 78 percent, with 83 percent of residents receiv- the commission."It's an Maureen Davis, the principal clerk for the Salem have even ran for city ing one dose of the vaccine. Town Manager An- election process, so it's a council a few years back, Health Department, said in regards to updating tonio Barletta said that Nahant will continue fair and even process," and Joel Brenner has the city’s mask policy, there is nothing in place right to follow the state’s guidance in terms of mask said Orphanos. "I think now. She said the Board of Health, however, is plan- that's a wonderful pro- PMLC, A6 ning to meet in early August to discuss the matter. MAX THE VAX, A6 Salem plays it safe with Aug 3 event

By Allysha Following the game, Dunnigan at 6 p.m., there will be a ITEM STAFF re-prevention demon- stration that will consist SALEM — The Fire and of the Fire Department’s Police departments will host a public safety day burn trailer showing how on Aug. 3 from 5 p.m. to fast a room can be con- 7 p.m. to promote positive sumed by  ames and how community relationships to prevent it. with its public safety of - The last demonstration cers and rst responders. of the day will be at 6:30 The day will begin with p.m. when K-9s and their opening ceremonies which handlers show how the ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK will include members of police dogs are trained to the Police and Fire depart- search and provide com- The emergency room and intensive care units at the former Union Hospital in Lynn have been ments leading attendees fort in times of need. torn down as demolition continues. in the Pledge of Allegiance Driscoll said this event followed by the Nation- will be a “great way for res- al Anthem being sung by idents to engage with rst Union Hospital demolition underway Salem High School Senior responders or just to come Fiona Bautista. down and thank them for By Allysha Dunnigan be demolished in accordance with that remain still need to be tested Police Chief Lucas Mill- being on the frontlines ITEM STAFF the plan for the property that in- for asbestos and, if it is found, will er, Fire Chief Alan Dionne the past year during the cludes 150, one- and two-bedroom be treated accordingly. LYNN — The emergency room and Mayor Kimberley COVID-19 pandemic.” housing apartments for seniors "It's fairly highly regulated, how and intensive care units at the for- Driscoll will also make Throughout the event, ages 62 and over, with a focus on (asbestos) has to be removed, and mer Union Hospital have been de- opening remarks. the Curative Vax Van will affordability and preference for that's why it's kind of slow and me- molished as the property prepares At 5:30 p.m., there will be onsite to administer current Lynn residents. thodical," Solimine said. to be turned into senior housing. Solimine said some of the coating be a basketball game be- free COVID-19 vaccina- Solimine said demolition start- This section of the hospital is the on the building's foundation and tween the members of tions. ed at a section of the hospital that rst to be demolished, developer between the bricks may or may not the Salem Boys and Girls If residents and others David Solimine Jr. said. doesn't have any asbestos in it. Club versus the Salem Po- The majority of the hospital will The other areas of the building DEMOLITION, A6 lice and Fire departments. SAFETY, A6 Second time around in Revere for former councilor INSIDE By Tréa Lavery "I've had enough of the overdevel- parking meters to Revere Beach as State College, where he received a ITEM STAFF opment and out-of-town developers his motivation for running. degree in nance and economics. Opinion Shribman: “This is a running our city," Fiore said in a The 52-year-old father of two has In addition to Powers, Fiore is thing to do now.” A4 REVERE — Former City Council statement. "I've had enough of the lived in Revere for 40 years, and running against candidates Ronald President Al Fiore announced this political double-talk, empty prom- was rst elected to the council at Clark and Christian Majano Ortez. LOOK! month that he will once again run ises, half-truths and political cha- 22. He stepped down at age 31 to Neither Clark, Majano or Powers for a seat on the council. Yarin: Dressing up in rades. It's time to turn the tide in raise his family. returned requests for comment. black and white. A8 Fiore, a former councilor-at-large Ward Five." When Fiore left the council, he The preliminary election in Re- and three-time council president, Fiore cited issues like over-approv- was appointed director of education vere will take place on September Sports is running for the Ward Five seat al of special permits and variances, and community outreach at Suffolk 14, with the municipal election be- Lynn’s Ellis defeated by on the ten-member council, chal- traf c and congestion, inequitable Superior Court. ing held November 2. split decision in olympic lenging incumbent John Powers parking sticker programs and the Fiore is a 1986 graduate of Revere Tréa Lavery can be reached at debut. B1 for his seat. "political shenanigans" that brought High School. He attended Salem [email protected].

STATE ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 76° VOL. 142, ISSUE 200 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 59° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 COMICS ...... B4 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY JULY 31, 2021 Will Massachusetts do enough to limit evictions?

By Steve Leblanc WHAT'S BEING DONE maintaining the court prac- ASSOCIATED PRESS TO HELP PEOPLE tice of offering temporary FACING EVICTION? continuances to tenants BOSTON — A feder- When the state moratori- who have led applications al freeze on most evic- um on evictions and foreclo- for rental assistance. The tions enacted last year sures expired, Baker out- law also requires that the is scheduled to expire lined a $171 million plan to form landlords must give Saturday, after President increase rental assistance to tenants when they noti- Joe Biden's administra- and help landlords nego- fy them to leave because of tion extended the origi- tiate with tenants. While nonpayment of rent must nal date by a month. The much of that money has also include information on moratorium, put in place been spent, an additional rental assistance programs, by the U.S. Centers for nearly $440 million in fed- trial court rules and rele- Disease Control and Pre- eral money was set aside vant federal or state legal vention in September, in December for rental as- restrictions on residential was the only tool keep- sistance in Massachusetts evictions. ing millions of tenants and approximately $300 HOW AFFORDABLE in their homes. Many of million more was received IS HOUSING IN THE them lost jobs during the through the American Res- STATE'S MAJOR RENT- coronavirus pandemic cue Plan Act. Much of the AL MARKETS? and had fallen months federal aid remains. Massachusetts has long behind on their rent. The new law signed by had one of the country's Landlords successfully Baker also includes pro- tightest rental housing challenged the order in visions aimed at helping markets — driven in part court, arguing they also tenants who are facing pos- by a strong economy and had bills to pay. They FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sible eviction understand a shortage of affordable pointed out that tenants Housing activists erect a sign in Swampscott. their legal options. The law housing — although the could access nearly $47 requires that landlords no- pandemic put a dent in ris- billion in federal money their rents. representative sample of on evictions expired on tifying tenants to leave a ing rents at a time when set aside to help pay rents Even with the delay, U.S. households. October 17, 2020, at dwelling for nonpayment a vast numbers of college and related expenses. roughly 3.6 million peo- Here's the situation in which point the CDC of rent also provide a form students stayed home to Advocates for tenants ple in the U.S. as of July Massachusetts: moratorium became ef- explaining the notice is not take classes remotely. As of said the distribution 5 said they face eviction WHAT'S THE STATUS fective in Massachusetts. the same as an eviction and June, the median monthly of the money had been in the next two months, OF EVICTION A bill signed into law by that tenants don't immedi- rent in the Boston-Cam- slow and that more time according to the U.S. Cen- MORATORIUMS IN Republican Gov. Charlie ately have to leave the unit. bridge-Newton area had was needed to distribute sus Bureau's Household THE STATE? Baker in June also aims HOW ARE THE fallen 2 percent over the it and repay landlords. Pulse Survey. The survey Massachusetts is one to help prevent evictions COURTS HANDLING last year to $2,450, accord- Without an extension, measures the social and of several states that en- in cases where tenants EVICTION ing to a report released by they feared a spike in economic effects of the acted a moratorium last are unable to pay rent HEARINGS? Realtor.com. Median rent evictions and lawsuits coronavirus pandemic year halting eviction pro- due to COVID-19-related The same law provides for a two-bedroom apart- seeking to boot out ten- every two weeks through ceedings due to the pan- nancial hardship until hardship protections to ment was $2,700, down 3.6 ants who were behind on online responses from a demic. The state's pause April, 2022. those facing eviction by percent from 2020.

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Woman shot, killed in broad an of cer was accused of countable. nated in order to return to tion recommended that uled for Aug. 12, according daylight in Boston child sex abuse in 1995. Even after the initial campus for the fall semes- all students, educators, to court records. Internal affairs investi- abuse allegations, which ter. staff members, and visi- A voicemail message BOSTON (AP) — Boston gators took nearly a year were eventually dropped, Also Thursday, the uni- tors wear masks in K-12 seeking comment was left police are investigating the after learning about the Rose continued to work versity recommended schools this fall, regard- Friday with Kelley’s law- shooting death of a woman allegations before inter- until retirement in 2018, that everyone wear a face less of vaccination status. yer. outside a city pharmacy. viewing Patrick Rose, eventually becoming head covering indoors in line The department also Attorney Timothy Con- The victim was shot just and even after concluding of the police patrolmen’s with Centers for Disease urged all school districts lon said in a statement after 1:15 p.m. Thursday that he probably sexually union. Control and Prevention and schools to maintain he represents a man who outside a pharmacy in the abused a 12-year-old child, He was arrested last guidance to maximize or establish a robust alleges Kelley sexually area of Corinth and Birch he was not punished other August and remains protection from the delta COVID-19 testing plan abused him as a boy. Con- streets in the city’s Roslin- than to be limited to desk held awaiting trial on variant. in the fall, and to set up lon criticized the Diocese dale neighborhood, police duty for two years, the 33 charges alleging he on-site vaccination clinics of Providence for not in- said. Of ce of Police Account- abused six children over Two Green Line trains in Boston during summer orienta- cluding Kelley’s name on decades. He has pleaded She was taken to the ability and Transparency tion events or at the start its list of credibly accused not guilty and his lawyer crash, injuring more than 20 of the academic year. hospital where she was said in a report released priests. says his client maintains A parents group called later pronounced dead, po- Thursday. BOSTON (AP) — Two Diocese spokesperson his innocence. Bring Kids Back MA in lice said in a statement on “Swift action should trains running on the Michael Kieloch said the a statement Friday ar- their website. have been taken” acting Green Line in Boston have diocese is only now learn- gued against mask re- Her name was not made Mayor Kim Janey said at Rhode Island’s virus trans- crashed into each other, ing of the charges Kelley quirements or any other public and no arrests were a news conference. “It is mission rate still on the rise injuring more than 20 is facing and will fully co- COVID-19 restrictions, announced. shameful that it seems the people, authorities said. operate with law enforce- PROVIDENCE, R.I. citing the state’s high vac- “At this time, we do not actions taken were to pro- The Boston Fire Depart- ment. (AP) — Rhode Island’s cination rate. believe this is a random tect their own, rather than ment said 23 people were Kelley served at church- to protect children.” coronavirus transmission taken to hospitals with in- HEALTH es in North Smith eld, incident and it is currently rate continues to rise, DEPARTMENT being investigated by Bos- The of ce, in recommen- juries, none of which were Pawtucket, Woonsocket dations included with the and is now up to 85 new life threatening. RECOMMENDATIONS and Cumberland. ton police detectives,” Dep- cases per 100,000 people People fully vaccinated uty Superintedent Victor report, said future investi- The trains crashed on Kristy dosReis, spokes- gations should start with- over the past seven days, against the coronavirus Evans said. the track running along person for state Attorney in 48 hours of noti cation, according to data released should still wear a face Anyone with information Commonwealth Avenue General Peter Neronha, and there should be clear Friday by the state De- covering indoors if they about the shooting is asked west of Boston University. said the of ce could not policies and procedures in partment of Health. have a weakened immune to contact investigators. The Massachusetts Bay comment because Kelley place to ensure a thorough Rhode Island currently Transit Authority said in system or an underlying has not been arraigned. has “substantial transmis- medical condition, under Boston police faulted for and independent response a tweet around 6:15 p.m. by the Internal Affairs Di- sion” of the virus, but if that train service was sus- new guidance released Central Falls to require probe of of cer accused of vision. the rate exceeds 100 new pended on part of the B Friday by the Massachu- setts Department of Pub- masks in municipal buildings Everyone involved in cases per 100,000 people branch of the Green Line abuse lic Health. Rose’s case has since left over a seven-day span, the because of an accident. CENTRAL FALLS, R.I. The guidance is line BOSTON (AP) — A new the department, Janey designation would move to Photos posted by the (AP) — Central Falls is in- with federal recommenda- Boston police oversight said. The commissioner “high transmission,” per re department show the stituting a mask mandate tions announced this week board has found the de- at the time, Paul Evans, Centers for Disease Con- front of one of the trains for all city-owned build- trol and Prevention stan- in response to the recent partment moved too slow- has previously said he crushed and dented with ings as COVID-19 cases dards. spread of the highly con- ly and did not do enough “did everything that could the glass on the wind- start to rise again around The department also re- tagious delta variant of to protect the public when be done” to hold Rose ac- shield cracked. the state, the mayor an- ported more than 150 new COVID-19, the agency nounced Thursday. con rmed cases — the said in a statement. IN MEMORY OF The order that takes ef- third consecutive day of Masks recommended for young- The guidance also ap- Richard "Red" McClory fect Monday will require more than 150 new cases er students in state’s schools plies to people who live all members of the public, — and the state’s rst vi- with someone with a regardless of vaccination rus-related death in more BOSTON (AP) — Stu- weakened immune sys- status, to wear a face mask than a week. dents from kindergarten tem, is at increased risk More than 657,000 peo- through sixth grade, most for severe disease, or is inside any public building, ple in the state have now of whom are not eligible to unvaccinated. including City Hall and been fully vaccinated receive a coronavirus vac- “All people in Massa- the police department. against the disease. cine, should wear masks chusetts (regardless of City employees will be JOHNSON & WALES indoors when schools re- vaccination status) are required to wear a face VACCINES open this fall, according required to continue wear- mask while engaging with Johnson & Wales Uni- to recommendations re- ing face coverings in cer- the public or in common versity has announced leased Friday by the Mas- tain settings, including areas within city-owned 1 Year ago today, that all faculty and staff sachusetts Department of transportation and health buildings. Red passed. He is greatly missed will be required to be ful- Elementary and Second- care facilities,” the agency Central Falls has the by the I.A.R.T and The Mean & Clean. ly vaccinated against the ary Education. said. highest rate of COVID-19 Older students who are per 100,000 population in Ride Free Brother coronavirus for the fall se- mester. not yet vaccinated, as well Former Rhode Island priest the state. “We know what it’s like “To create a safer, health- as unvaccinated teachers faces sexual assault charges ier campus environment and staffers, should also when COVID spreads for all, the university is wear masks indoors, the PROVIDENCE, R.I. like wild re and causes now requiring all faculty department said in guid- (AP) — A former Ro- complete destruction in and staff to be fully vacci- ance developed in conjunc- man Catholic priest who our city,” Mayor Maria nated,” the school said in a tion with the state Depart- was assigned to at least Rivera said in a state- statement Thursday. “Fac- ment of Public Health. four Rhode Island par- ment. “We can’t let that ulty and staff must have Indoor masking is not ishes through the early happen again. Right now, received at least one dose required for medical or be- 1990s faces three counts too many of our families of the vaccine by August havioral reasons. of rst-degree sexual as- remain unvaccinated and 30, the rst day of classes, “Masks are not neces- sault, according to court are extremely vulnerable and must have received sary outdoors and may be records. to this very dangerous all manufacturer-recom- removed while eating in- The records show that variant of the virus.” mended doses of the vac- doors,” the agency said. a statewide grand jury The city is still offering cine by September 30.” The agency also said it in May indicted Edward free testing and popup Don’t let the Proof must be provided recommends “that schools Kelley, 79, alleging he vaccination clinics. to Human Resources. Fac- allow vaccinated students committed the assaults in The state Department story go untold. ulty and staff who work to remain unmasked.” 1983 in North Smith eld, of Health on Thursday fully remotely are not re- Everyone, regardless of The Providence Journal reported almost 170 new Share your loved one’s story. quired to be vaccinated vaccination status, is still reported Friday. con rmed cases of the but are strongly encour- required to wear a face Kelley, who was living coronavirus and a daily [email protected] | 781-593-7700 aged to get a shot. covering while on a school in Columbia, South Caro- positivity rate of 2.7 per- Religious and medical buses, per federal regula- lina, was arrested on May cent. No new deaths were exemptions will be consid- tions. 14 and returned to Rhode reported. ered. The updated guidance Island. He is being held The statewide transmis- In partnership with The school previously comes the same week the without bail pending a sion rate continues to rise announced that students federal Centers for Dis- hearing to determine his and was at 76 per 100,000 are required to get vacci- ease Control and Preven- mental competency sched- population as of Thursday. SATURDAY JULY 31, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Brianne Walker plays with her 3-year-old daughter, Jeannette, at A Place To Grow daycare in Brentwood, N.H. Families paying off rent, food, debts with child tax credit By Michael Casey from New Hampshire got youngsters, ages 3 to 19. ments are being advanced the Nashua Soup Kitchen peoples’ hours are down or ASSOCIATED PRESS a surprise in their bank Biden increased the monthly through the end & Shelter, which serves they’re still struggling to accounts this month. They amounts going to families of the year. A recipient many families making less get back to the same level NASHUA, N.H. — Chris- quali ed for the expand- and expanded it to include receives the second half than $26,000 a year. of income that they had tina Darling nally re- ed child tax credit, part of those whose income is so when they le their taxes. “When people have mon- before, and this will create placed her 2006 Chevro- President Joe Biden’s $1.9 little they don’t owe taxes. The credit is $3,600 an- ey over a consistent period some stability for those let Equinox after it broke trillion coronavirus relief The bene ts begin to phase nually for children under of time, it’s easier to make families to know that over down several times while package. Families on aver- out at incomes of $75,000 age 6 and $3,000 for chil- sure it’s going to the ex- the next six months that picking her children up age are getting $423 this for individuals, $112,500 dren ages 6 to 17. Eligible penses you really need,” they’re going to be getting from day care. But the month; the Treasury De- for heads of household families will receive $300 he said. “Sometimes, if you this payment,” McKinney 31-year-old mother of two partment estimates that and $150,000 for married monthly for each child un- get it all at once, it’s hard said. was struggling to keep up 35.2 million families re- couples. Families with in- der 6 and $250 per older to budget.” If all the money goes out, with the car payments. ceived payments in July. comes up to $200,000 for child. Robin McKinney, the expectation is that Brianne Walker desper- “The additional mon- individuals and $400,000 Advocates argue the co-founder and CEO of the could signi cantly reduce ately wanted to take her ey does help alleviate the for married couples can monthly payments make CASH Campaign of Mary- poverty — with one study three children and two sib- pressure,” said Walker, 29, still receive the previous more sense for low-income land, a Baltimore nonprof- estimating it could cut lings camping for the rst who took custody of her $2,000 credit. families. it organization that helps child poverty by 45 per- time but wasn’t sure how two siblings last year after In the past, eligible fami- “One of the problems with low-income residents le cent. And it comes at a she could pay for it. After her mother overdosed. The lies got a credit after ling the big check in a year, if taxes, said the credit is time when unemployment all, she was behind on her $800 credit will help make their taxes — either as a your car broke six months providing people money bene ts are being phased rent, and day care and gro- up for losses she incurred lump sum payment or a before, that is a long time in their pockets now, when out and the federal evic- cery costs were adding up. after quitting a kitchen de- credit against taxes owed. to wait,” said Michael Re- they need it most. tion moratorium is set to Then, the two women sign job to care for the ve But now six months of pay- inke, executive director of “We know right now that expire Saturday. Ex-Sen. Levin, Michigan’s longest-serving senator, has died By Mike Household- his loss. But we are lled for his professorial bear- istan, but later warned of er, Corey Williams with gratitude for all of the ing, Levin took a civil but “the beginnings of fraying” and David Eggert support that Carl received straightforward approach of Democratic support. ASSOCIATED PRESS throughout his extraordi- that allowed him to work He was also critical of nary life and career, en- effectively with Republicans President Ronald Reagan’s DETROIT — Former abling him to touch so many and fellow Democrats. He Sen. Carl Levin, a powerful buildup of nuclear weapons, people and accomplish so was especially astute on de- saying it came at the ex- voice on military issues in much good,” the statement fense matters thanks to his Washington and a staunch pense of conventional weap- said. years as the top Democrat ons needed to maintain mil- supporter of the auto indus- First elected to the Senate on the Senate Armed Ser- try back home in Michigan itary readiness. in 1978, Levin represented vices Committee. But, colleagues said, he during his record tenure in Michigan longer than any And he didn’t fear speak- almost always engendered the U.S. Senate, has died. other senator, targeting tax ing his mind. a feeling of respect. He was 87. shelters, supporting manu- He was in the minority — “We’ve always had a very The Harvard-educated facturing jobs and pushing PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS even among his Democratic trusting and respectful rela- civil rights attorney and for military funding. His Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Senate colleagues — when former taxi driver, who for tenure was a testament he voted against sending tionship,” the late-Republi- Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., attends a news con- can Sen. John Warner, who decades carried his faded to voters’ approval of the ference about the release of a Pentagon report U.S. troops to Iraq in 2002, 1953 auto union member- slightly rumpled, down-to- and two years later he said worked closely for years on sexual assault in the military, at the Capitol with Levin on the Armed ship card in his wallet, died earth Detroit native whom in Washington. President George W. Bush’s Thursday, his family and Time magazine ranked administration had “written Services Committee, once the Levin Center at Wayne among the nation’s 10 best a fellow Senate Armed Ser- we’re doing is enmeshed the book on how to misman- said. “We do not try to pull State University’s law senators in 2006. vices Committee member, with the lives of the people age a war.” He gave a cau- surprises on each other. The school announced in an eve- “He’s just a very decent said in 2008. “He’s unpre- he represents.” tious endorsement to Presi- security of the nation and ning statement. person,” Democratic Sen. tentious, unassuming. He A Washington insider and dent Barack Obama’s 2009 the welfare of the armed “We are all devastated by Jack Reed of Rhode Island, never forgets that what former prosecutor known buildup of troops in Afghan- services come rst.”

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E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill ‘This is a thing to do now’ M§¢ H. S¢¢ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant Over the years, presidents wall. This has nothing to do press, even the ones I don’t E C J. GŸ C¡Ÿ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall have leaned on their prede- with the Supreme Court or like at Fox and the ones you 110 Munroe St. Monica Connell Healey W J. K S ¢ Y cessors for help in the White the Electoral College. We don’t like everywhere else. P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Deputy Editor J. Patrick Norton House. Lyndon Johnson, for are one hurting country. I stand there, right beside J N. W  T¢  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Lynn, MA 01903 Chief Operating O cer Editorial Editor Chairman example, asked Harry Tru- Mr. Trump: Go on. you, and say that Americans man for assistance to win Mr. Biden: This virus are a grateful people but we Customer Service PUBLISHERS approval of Medicare. 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[email protected] tutions, the U.S. military has come think of one big one. do what he was supposed to Mr. Biden: OK, forget Ralph Mitchell under re for daring to take on Mr. Biden: Now, now. I’m do. Mitch. Sean Hannity. He did racism and extremism within its Sales Representative, ext. 1313 calling you president to Mr. Biden: That’s for an- it. Fox News stars Steve Do- [email protected] ranks. president, No. 46 to No. 45. other day. Really, I can’t get ocy and Harris Faulkner did What ever happened to knowl- And believe me, this call is this country past this virus a public service announce- Patricia Whalen edge is power? no easier for me than it is if I can’t get everyone vacci- ment. Some members of the Sales Representative, ext. 1310 Learning about the ways in which for you. nated. Or at least most peo- House Republican leader- [email protected] race and perceptions of it have neg- Mr. Trump: I’m listening. ple. Seventy percent, 80 per- ship — and the GOP Doc- atively shaped opinion, opportunity BUSINESS OFFICE Mr. Biden: I’ll skip the cent, 85 — I don’t know. But tors Caucus. They did it. and institutions within our borders pleasantries, except to say we’re nowhere near where Gov. Asa Hutchinson down Susan J. Conti should only be offensive if you’re I hope you and Mrs. Trump we need to be. in Arkansas. For gosh sakes, Controller, ext. 1288 guilty of perpetuating the problem. and Barron are OK. Mr. Mr. Trump: Hey, I got [email protected] We know it’s an uncomfortable con- Steve Scalise got the vac- President, we both love this you the vaccine. Operation cine and said it was “safe Ted Grant versation to have, but avoiding it country. We both consid- Warp Speed. Think any of doesn’t change reality or the need and effective.” Publisher, ext. 1234 er ourselves patriots. And, your socialist friends hang- Mr. Trump: Scalise? [email protected] to confront what is apparently a along with Jimmy, Bill, “W” ing around Crazy Bernie’s growing problem. Mr. Biden: Scalise. Marian Kinney and Barack, we are the only camp re up in Vermont Mr. Trump: I’ll think about A Military Times survey conduct- ones who have sat in this munching on kale and ext. 1212 it. You’d actually stand here ed in February polled 1,630 active chair, at this desk. And I be- speaking “woke” remember [email protected] — would you come to Bed- duty subscribers and found that lieve we six have always put that? minster? — and praise me? Will Kraft 36 percent of all active duty troops our nation rst, no matter Mr. Biden: I know you did. Actually praise me? Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 and 53 percent of minority service what the press and our crit- You did a great job. A huge, [email protected] members had witnessed instanc- ics say. great job. You deserve the Mr. Biden: I’d do it. es of white nationalism or racism Mr. Trump: Yes, that’s country’s thanks. That’s To both of you, I repeat Paula Villacreses within the military — up signi - true. partially why I am calling. what Winston Churchill, A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 cantly from 2018, when the poll Mr. Biden: What’s also Mr. Trump: What’s the hoping to acquire surplus [email protected] was last conducted. true, Mr. President, is that other part? There’s a catch destroyers in the dark days Respondents also said white na- of World War II, told Frank- Mike Shanahan our country needs you. I in here somewhere. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 tionalists are a greater national lin Roosevelt in 1940: “Mr. need you. Our country is Mr. Biden: You’re famous [email protected] security threat than both domestic hurting. for the “art of the deal.” So President, with great re- terrorism with a connection to Is- Mr. Trump: That’s what I am going to make you a spect, I must tell you that in Jim Wilson lam, as well and immigration. I’ve been saying. Do you deal. the long history of the world, Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Change nally could be on the see the crowds I’ve been Mr. Trump: A deal. You? this is a thing to do now.” [email protected] horizon, however, under the leader- getting? Beautiful people. Mr. Biden: A deal. Here’s A 1972 Swampscott High CIRCULATION ship of Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Beautiful. Loving crowds. the deal. You come down School graduate, David M. Austin III, the rst African-Ameri- Loving people. here — I’ll send a govern- Shribman is the Pulitzer Lisa Mahmoud can person to hold the post. Mr. Biden: Mr. President, ment plane — or I’ll y up Prize-winning former execu- Manager, ext. 1239 He has ordered the military to this is above politics, above there. I’ll do it tomorrow tive editor of the Pittsburgh [email protected] investigate extremist activity. He whether you like my tax if you agree. We stand to- Post-Gazette. Follow him on CUSTOMER SERVICE also spoke at a Pride Month cele- plan or I liked your border gether. We call together the Twitter at ShribmanPG. bration at the Pentagon. La’ Mosha Ball Other efforts, some small and ASHLEY LYNN PRIORE Customer Service, ext. 1276 some large scale, are also promis- [email protected] ing. The Defense Department has created a deputy inspector general GRAPHICS position for “diversity and inclusion Democrats need to engage young people and supremacist, extremist and Trevor Andreozzi criminal gang activity. “ A couple of months ago, I cluded? implement and lead an Of- Designer [email protected] We hope this role is not just cere- wrote an op-ed for The Pro- The Democratic Nation- ce of Young Americans is monial and given the teeth it needs gressive magazine about al Commission’s website not asking too much. Young Edwin Peralta Jr. to truly diversify the ranks and ad- why President Joe Biden states, “Democrats will pro- people are willing to do the Designer dress racism. needs to build a bridge mote the rights of young work. [email protected] But the military shouldn’t stop with young Americans. The people and nurture young And how about creating NEWSROOM there. What about the women nationally-syndicated piece leaders.” Where are these positions that enhance whose sexual assault claims have drew hundreds of respons- young leaders exactly? youth voice and youth pow- Mike Alongi been brushed aside by higher-ups? es from strangers agreeing Why not invite Rep. Shar- er? Sports Editor, ext. 1228 To truly move forward and ad- with my sentiments. But I ice Davids, the rst Demo- Hiring a director of youth [email protected] dress wrongs of both the past and heard nothing from the one crat elected to represent a engagement and youth li- the present, inequities of all kinds place that mattered most: Kansas congressional dis- Gayla Cawley must be thoroughly examined, with the White House. trict in a decade? She was aisons within each depart- News Editor, ext. 1236 their roots uncovered and ripped So I wrote a Playbook on then a mere 40 years old. ment could help build re- [email protected] out. Youth Engagement in the In April 2020, the Demo- lationships between young These are real problems that far White House and sent it to cratic Party had two prima- people and their govern- Allysha Dunnigan outweigh any individual soldier’s ment. The key to connect- Reporter, ext. 1302 Biden’s staff. They encour- ry candidates for President: [email protected] — or lawmaker’s — discomfort aged me to stay in touch; Vermont Sen. Bernie Sand- ing with young people is about them. there was no substantive ers, 79, and former Vice creating safe spaces for con- Spenser Hasak Remember: Knowledge is power. conversation. President Joe Biden, 78. versations about the issues Photographer, ext. 1332 Young Americans like me Four years earlier, Sanders, that impact them most. [email protected] shouldn’t feel like kids in then 75, was squared off The House and the Sen- the grocery store putting against an establishment ate can create youth coun- Thor Jourgensen candy in the cart and hav- Democrat, Hillary Clinton, Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 cils within their prospective [email protected] ing our elected of cials tell then 69. of ces to establish stronger us, “put that back.” Our Sanders, it’s true, is be- bonds between young con- Tréa Lavery bold policy proposals are loved by many young pro- stituents and staffers. Reporter, ext. 1317 not overly idealistic, short- gressives. They felt like a Real youth engagement. [email protected] sighted or naive. They’re leading Democratic candi- That is what young people Jakob Menendez necessary. We’re ghting date was nally speaking want. I’m not saying that for a sustainable future on about the issues that mat- Photographer, ext. 1332 I expect the age to run for an emissions- lled planet, ter to them, including stu- [email protected] of ce to be lowered. I’m for economic equity and a dent debt, the Green New not saying that we cannot Anne Marie Tobin departure from systemic Deal and higher education. Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 have older politicians. I racism. We are demand- But in 2020 the nod went [email protected] ing fundamental human to Biden. am saying that we need to do a better job at inclusiv- Sophie Yarin rights. Don’t tell me that my Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 ity, because democracy is President Joe Biden president and his staff [email protected] promised us that he would can’t respond to everyone for everyone. be a president for all. Am I and that my “want” is just Ashley Lynn Priore of TECHNOLOGY Pittsburgh, is the founder of and the rest of the nation’s one thing on a list of a bil- Tim Noyes 42 million young people in- lion things to do. Asking to Youth Political Strategies. Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY JULY 31, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- ington St.; 1:13 p.m. on Friday Police received a report of Body of New Hampshire larly arrests, re ect police records. In at Federal Street and Western a missing person with ties to the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Avenue. Marblehead from the Easton it is the sole responsibility of the con- A motor vehicle accident Police Department at 11:03 man found in Lynn eld with personal injury was re- a.m. Thursday. cerned party to contact the relevant ported at 12:29 a.m. on Friday police department and have the de- at 77 Chestnut St.; Scams By Tréa Lavery Procopio, Massachusetts near the tree line. The partment issue a notice of correction ITEM STAFF State Police responded to right lane of the road was A Corinthian Lane resident a report from a passing closed temporarily to fa- to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- LYNNFIELD — The MARBLEHEAD called at 4:08 p.m. Thursday to ications will not be made without body of a New Hampshire motorist at approximate- cilitate the investigation. report that a man tricked her express notice of change from the man was found on the ly 7:45 a.m. and found The identity of the man Arrests into giving him access to her shoulder of Route 1 North the body of a deceased has not been released. arresting police department. computer and its les, and he Henry Martin, 23, of Mar- Friday morning. male near the Fat Cactus Tréa Lavery can be blehead, was arrested at was trying to access her bank According to State Po- restaurant, at the bottom reached at tlavery@item- LYNN account information. The man 10:28 p.m. Thursday for van- lice spokesman Dave of a grassy embankment live.com. dalism. did not gain access to any in- Arrests formation. Complaints German Maldonado Soto, Suspicious activity 23, of 52 New Park St. was A Beverly Avenue resident After mudslide, priest builds arrested at 11:22 p.m. on called to report that a man had Report of three teenage Thursday for operating a motor come to her property and said girls pulling on the doors of a vehicle without a license and he was there to look at a tree. church on Atlantic Avenue at a new town on narco land leaving the scene of a dam- She asked him to leave and he 8:59 p.m. Thursday. An of cer aged property. did. Police determined that the told the girls that the church By Alberto Arce and worker had been sent to an ad- closes at 7 p.m. Rodrigo Abd Accidents dress in Swampscott and went ASSOCIATED PRESS Theft A motor vehicle accident to Marblehead by mistake. Report of an erratic driver at MISSION SAN FRAN- was reported at 7:07 p.m. on A Pleasant Street resident CISCO DE ASIS, Honduras Thursday at the Walmart on the 8:37 p.m. Thursday on Atlantic Avenue. called at 7:28 p.m. Thursday — First came Hurricane Lynnway; at at 7:41 p.m. on to report that someone is Eta. Then, Hurricane Iota, Thursday at 67 Western Ave.; Fires stealing her clothes when she unleashing rains of biblical at 9:30 p.m. on Thursday at isn’t home. proportions on the hillside 805 Boston St.; at 10:36 p.m. Police received a report of community of La Reina. on Thursday at Boston and a transformer that exploded, Vandalism As Iota hammered La Re- New Park streets; at 12:24 causing a small re, on Orne ina for four days, residents a.m. on Friday at 15 Linden Street at 2:16 p.m. Thursday. A caller from Pleasant kept watch on the moun- St.; at 8:49 a.m. on Friday at The re went out on its own but Street reported at 10:28 p.m. tain above their 300 homes 81 Gertrude St.; at 12:51 p.m. caused a power outage in the Thursday that they saw a man for signs that they should on Friday on Buchanan Bridge area. smash the sign at the corner of ee. Some left quickly when on Western Avenue; at 12:52 Pleasant and Baldwin streets the downpour ceased. Ivan p.m. on Friday at Boston and Missing persons then rip a neighbor’s fence Varela resisted, hoping to off. Police arrested one person N. Federal streets; at 1:20 p.m. protect the seven houses he (see arrests) and also found on Friday at Santander Bank at Police received a report of a and his brothers had built damage to planters at a home 35 Market Square. missing camper from a camp over the years with money A motor vehicle hit-and-run on Community Road at 9:35 on Pleasant Street and ower they earned in the United incident was reported at 11:03 a.m. Monday. The camper was pots and a fence at the nearby States. p.m. on Thursday at 300 Wash- located at home at 9:54. community center. On the last night, as his parents prayed, Varela shot his pistol into the air to scare off thieves stalking PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Judge agrees to destruction of the properties of those who Friar Leopoldo Serrano celebrates an out- already had evacuated. door Mass at Mission San Francisco de Asis, But soon he realized the in Honduras. Kraft massage parlor video battle was lost. Water was By Terry Spencer gushing out of the ground came a broker with agents a ood. ASSOCIATED PRESS and the earth was starting of the underworld, many of No snake was responsi- to tremble. He called his whom were ghting each ble for what happened in FORT LAUDERDALE, brother in Florida. other for control of the La Reina. When the Earth Fla. — A video recording "The town is going to dis- land and lucrative drug gave way, humans were at of New England Patriots appear. We are losing ev- routes from South America fault. owner Robert Kraft and erything," Varela said. to Mexico and the United ___ other men allegedly en- "The important thing is States. The pastor of souls Serrano arrived here in gaging in massage parlor that you survive," his broth- turned into a project man- 2009, after spiritual mis- sex will be returned to er responded. "Leave!" ager and construction fore- sions in New York and the prosecutors for destruc- Varela hid his tools in the man for the families of La Mosquitia region of Hondu- tion, a Florida judge ruled hopes he would be able to Reina, building them a new ras. He found himself in a Friday, ending a two-year recover them one day. He town at Mission San Fran- cursed and disputed land saga that tarnished the released his farm animals cisco de Asís. where violent drug trafck- reputation of one of foot- and the family dog and "If we had to wait for ers ruled with impunity. In ball's most successful lu- joined the exodus. the government to act, it the area around his rst minaries. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS By nightfall, La Reina could take forever, it may house, corpses appeared Palm Beach County never happen and these hanging from trees. New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft an was gone, buried in an Judge Leonard Hanser people would be forced to Located on the border of NFL football game in Houston. epic mudslide, its fami- agreed with prosecutors lies among nearly half a leave," Serrano said. "Eight the departments of Santa and Kraft's attorneys that sas City that evening. charged, 19 cases were million Central Ameri- months later, they haven't Barbara and Copan, his the recording given to him Two weeks later, they won dropped. Three men went cans displaced by the hur- built a house." sprawling mission strad- before he ruled it inadmis- their sixth Super Bowl through a pretrial diver- ricanes. Bathed in tears ___ dles the road that is one of sible at trial was not part championship under his sion program before the and shaking with cold, the This was a ravaged land the main drug trafcking of the permanent court 28-year ownership, more ruling, paying more than frightened and disoriented long before Hurricanes Eta corridors in the region. It le and will be returned than any team during $5,000 in court costs. One residents of La Reina wan- and Iota washed away La starts in San Pedro Sula, on for destruction. that period. pleaded guilty and paid dered the main road at the Reina in November 2020 the Caribbean coast, where Prosecutors dropped Kraft, 80, had pleaded $323. Another went home bottom of the valley looking — the rst time in record- drugs from Venezuela and misdemeanor solicitation not guilty and his high- to Norway. for help. ed history that successive Colombia arrive in Central charges last year against priced attorneys led the The investigation into That's when the Rev. Leo- Category 4 and 5 Atlantic America, and ends at the Kraft and almost two ght to get the evidence Orchids of Asia was part poldo Serrano arrived in hurricanes slammed the border with Guatemala, dozen other men after a against him and the other of a broader, multi-coun- his Franciscan robes like same place. en route to Mexico and the state appeals court upheld men dismissed. He issued ty probe into possible sex an answer to their prayers, It was a slow-moving United States. Hanser's 2019 ruling. He a 2019 public apology for trafcking of women to ready to take charge — and devastation. Ivan Ríos, 70, In between, it winds determined that the war- his conduct, saying he had work in massage parlors. ready, it would turn out, to remembers how deer used through a tropical green rant allowing the instal- "hurt and disappointed" Law enforcement leaders make a deal with the dev- to eat grass in front of their valley full of sugar cane, be- lation of hidden cameras his family and Patriots said that while they sus- il to save the people of La houses when he was a boy. neath the mountains that inside a Jupiter, Fla., mas- fans. He could still receive pected several women em- Reina. Back then, they plant- produce the best coffee in sage parlor didn't suf- punishment from the Na- ployed by the parlors had Serrano, a friar who ran a ed coffee without cutting Honduras; dozens of little ciently protect the privacy tional Football League. been trafcked, none co- nearby drug rehabilitation the trees in keeping with roads spread out like capil- of innocent customers who According to Forbes Mag- operated with prosecutors center, understood they Mayan teaching passed laries to Guatemala. received legal massages. azine, Kraft is worth al- and no one was charged would have to act quickly down through generations These routes have long Prosecutors chose not to most $7 billion. with trafcking. if they were to keep fami- that severed roots rotted in been used by convoys be- challenge the ruling with The Patriots declined Felony charges against lies intact and the commu- tropical soil and would no longing to varios capos, the the state Supreme Court. comment Friday. The NFL Orchids of Asia manage- nity from disintegrating. longer hold it to the slopes. local maa run by the Val- Kraft and the others had did not immediately re- ment were also dropped Something had to be done But the cedar and cinna- le family and other cartels been charged in February spond to an email request- after the videos were for the more than 1,000 mon trees high in the sur- run by Alexander Ardón 2019 after an investiga- ing comment. barred. people stranded in a valley rounding mountains were and Tony Hernández — the tion into possible prosti- If Kraft had been con- Hua Zhang, the Jupiter marked by the poverty and as valuable as coffee, and brother of President Juan tution at the Jupiter mas- victed, he would have parlor's owner, pleaded drug violence that have outsiders started cutting Orlando Hernández. All of sage parlor. It stemmed likely received a ne, com- guilty last year to misde- driven so many Hondurans the trees. Those who com- the leaders have been ar- from a wider investiga- munity service and other meanor charges of solic- to the United States. plained — "whoever had a rested, extradited, convict- tion into whether Chinese sanctions that did not in- iting another to commit As often happens in Latin long tongue" —were killed, ed and imprisoned in the women were being sex clude jail time. prostitution and renting America, the priest stepped Ríos said. United States since 2014, trafcked to Florida. It The recordings, which space for prostitution. She into the void. Residents of La Reina and now there is a battle ended without any signif- have not been made pub- received a year probation "I don't want people to go soon followed suit, cutting for succession. icant convictions. lic, were the only known and paid $6,600 in court to the United States. Fami- more trees to expand their Serrano surveyed the Police say they record- evidence that Kraft and costs and nes. lies are broken, the suffer- coffee plantations and get landscape from a lookout ed Kraft, a widower, pay- the other men paid for Lei Wang, the spa's ing is immense," Serrano timber to build their homes. over the valley. "Half of all ing for sex acts at the spa sex at Orchids of Asia Day manager, pleaded guilty said. "Rebuilding the com- The population grew and the land and businesses on consecutive days in Spa. When the recordings to a misdemeanor charge munity helps to stop migra- land prices rose. Husbands you see from here belong to January 2019, including were barred from trial, of soliciting another to tion". and sons began heading drug trafckers," he said. the morning of the AFC prosecutors had no choice commit prostitution and Serrano turned schools north about 20 years ago, Since moving to the mis- Championship game that but to dismiss the charges. received a year probation. into shelters, looked for so that today about 15 per- sion, Serrano has preached the Patriots won in Kan- Of the other men She paid a $5,000 ne. borrowed houses and or- cent of the population of La the Bible, organized protest ganized a census of vic- Reina lives in the United marches against violence, tims. He made hundreds States, most of them send- negotiated drug-free events of phone calls looking for ing money back to buy land such as soccer matches, and help. Bags of food, clothes and houses. promoted religious celebra- Need to find and medicine trickled in As the trees came down tions and social work. from relatives and church- and houses went up, cli- Serrano built the rehab an article? es abroad, but "the Hon- mate change increased the center for addicts in 2014 duran government did not rainfall in La Reina. Eta on land that was donated to even give us a tent," Serra- and Iota each dumped six him from a person related no said. times the average annual to illicit activities, he said. "I Subscribe to In any case, they would rainfall on the area. tell drug trafckers to con- need more than tents. To There is an old tale that vert to the faith, to use the e-edition on rebuild their houses and grandparents here tell: A money earned by destroy- replant their crops, the vil- snake living in a mountain ing lives to rebuild them ... lagers needed land — and cavern drinks rainwater. It Drug addicts are used as a Serrano knew that much of grows and grows and grows money-making machine by that land was in the hands until it is too large for the drug trafckers. Let them Only $9.99/month of drug trafckers. cave, and the mountain convert, repent and ask for So, the agent of God be- cracks open — unleashing forgiveness." A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY JULY 31, 2021 King’s Beach de es clean up MAXING THE VAX KING’S BEACH Lynn, neighbors top From A1 is supposed to be trans- 60 percent jab rate ported in the pipes to the Lynn wastewater treat- MAX THE VAX as of right now there will ment facility. From A1 be no changes in the mask A 2018 report released policy for the town as the wearing after the CDC’s by Save the Harbor and CDC recently new guidance. the Massachusetts Execu- tive Of ce of Energy and SWAMPSCOTT PEABODY Environmental Affairs As of July 15, 81 percent In Peabody, 61 percent (EEA) determined that of the town’s total popula- (34,191) of residents eligi- tion had at least one dose in dry weather, the Lynn ble to get the vaccine are outfall has approximately of the vaccine. The highest fully vaccinated, while 66 vaccination rates were in ve times more ow than percent (36,836) have re- the age groups of 30 to 49 the Swampscott outfall; in ceived at least one shot. wet weather, Swampscott's and 65 to 74, which each had 95 percent receiving ow is higher. Both outfall SAUGUS at least one dose. The age barrels contain bacteria According to John from dilute sanitary waste. Fralick, the town’s Direc- group with the lowest vac- King's Beach has unique tor of Public Health, 70 cination rate in town was issues stemming from both percent of the eligible pop- children ages 12 to 15, of the Swampscott and Lynn ulation has been vaccinat- which 83 percent had re- sewer systems. In Swamp- ed against COVID-19. ceived at least one dose. scott, the more than “We’re stressing that While the town is en- 100-year-old clay pipes ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK folks get vaccinated as couraging people to wear are cracked and broken masks, and posted the A recent report made by environmental organization Save the Harbor/ quickly as they possibly in many places, allowing can since it’s readily avail- state Department of Pub- water to seep through the Save the Bay found that King’s Beach was safe for swimming on only 70 lic Health’s guidance on percent of the days in which it was tested for bacteria. able now,” said Fralick. earth from untreated sew- The Saugus Director of the town Facebook page, age pipes to the stormwa- current phase, 1C, will be in 1976 for violating the and secured a $20 million Public Health did note Board of Health Chair ter pipes that ow directly nished around October, Clean Water Act, and the bond bill to devote to beach that they have been see- Marianne Hartmann said to Stacy's Brook. leaving only 1D left in agency required the city improvements in Lynn ing a slow but steady up- that there would not be Lynn, on the other hand, the current rehabilitation to separate its stormwa- and elsewhere in Greater tick in numbers. “We’re an of cial mask mandate has a different problem, plan. After that, the next ter and wastewater pipes. Boston, said that, as of yet, ghting a battle that’s not reinstated in Swampscott. in that it has a combined steps have yet to be deter- It took until the 2000s for none of that money has going anyway anytime “We’re following the sewer system, which mined. this project to be complet- been spent. soon,” he added. state, but nothing is man- transports both sewage The good news, according ed in East Lynn. "There are a lot of piec- Fralick also added that datory,” she said. wastewater and storm- to engineering rm Klein- The EPA led subse- es to the puzzle to make water in the same pipes felder, which the town quent consent decrees these beaches clean and to the treatment facility. contracted with for the against Lynn in 2001 and make our harbors and our Sign stealing of Lynn During periods of heavy project, is that in the areas 2017 requiring the city to coastline clean," McGee rain, the amount of water that have been nished, clean up West Lynn and said. "As we've been able to in the pipes exceeds their sewage contamination has the downtown area. The address other issues in the council candidate capacity, and ows into been all but eliminated. 2017 decree also required region, the timing is right a combined sewer over- "Particularly on Stet- Lynn to pay a $125,000 to take a look at this and ow (CSO) which travels, son Avenue, where the civil penalty for again vio- nd out what's causing the caught on camera again, to the outfalls at pre-construction sampling lating the Clean Water Act ongoing pollution." Stacy's Brook. By Allysha his campaign was respon- had a bacterial count of and failing to comply with State Senator Brendan In 2015, Swampscott Dunnigan sible for stealing her signs. right around 20,000, it a previous decree. Crighton (D-Lynn) agreed, entered into a consent ITEM STAFF He posted on his page started to slowly drop to Last year, Lynn began saying that there needed to decree from the Environ- that he had nothing to do work on a $200 million be collaboration between LYNN — In an effort mental Protection Agency where it's under 1,000 as with the stealing of these the local, state and federal to shed light upon an on- (EPA) requiring it to pay of post-construction," said project to complete the signs and would never do going problem, candidate a $65,000 civil penalty for Senior Project Manager sewer separation, includ- levels of government. something like that. for Ward 2 City Councilor violating the Clean Water Cecilia Carmona in a pre- ing constructing 15 miles "The administration only "If someone is going Elizabeth Figueroa post- Act and create a plan to x sentation to the town's Se- of new piping. However, has so much capacity to to imply something like borrow money, and they ed videos and images to the pollution problem at lect Board in March. like Swampscott, the city that about me, they bet- says it doesn't have the re- pick and choose priorities," Facebook of her campaign Stacy's Brook. Town Administrator ter be able to back it up," Sean Fitzgerald said that sources to clean up King's Crighton said. "It's our signs being stolen from "They (the EPA) weren't Starbard said. "We all without help from the Beach once and for all. hope that with the data lawns. going to tell us how to lose signs. It's part of ev- state and federal level, "To date, there has been going back many years at Figueroa accompanied solve it, they just wanted it ery campaign. I think it's as well as from Lynn, the no available funding form this point, there's a strong this post saying "it seems solved," said the town's De- mostly kids but it appears project will fall short. the federal or state govern- argument to be made some within Lynn are on partment of Public Works to me like she is using it "This is a regional issue," ment for projects or more about public health and a mission to remove our Director Gino Cresta. for fundraising." Fitzgerald said. "It really exploratory work to min- environmental justice that @elizabethforlynn yard In January 2017, the Starbard said he only town began phase 1A of needs to be addressed as imize the effects of over- whether it's money autho- signs," and asked people posted something about a ve-year, $10 million a shared priority. Swamp- ows," Lynn Water and rized in the bond or poten- to repost the images to the incidents because sewer rehabilitation proj- scott is committed to solv- Sewer Commisioner Bob tial federal money coming nd out who was at fault. people started sharing ect, moving neighbor- ing this problem, but it Fennell said. for infrastructure, it's our "I am so disappointed hood-by-neighborhood should not take 20 years Mayor Thomas M. Mc- hope to get this moving." with their games, they Figueroa's post and imply- through the system to for us to solve." Gee, who as a state sena- Tréa Lavery can be don't have any plans to ing that he was to blame repair and replace aging For Lynn's part, the city tor chaired the Metropoli- reached at tlavery@item- take us/our city seriously," for the stolen signs. pipes. Cresta said that the was rst sued by the EPA tan Beaches Commission live.com. Figueroa said in the post. "This is kids stuff but "Enough is enough… It’s once people started shar- 48 days until the prima- ing it all over, I felt I had Union Hospital demolition underway ry. Fair is fair, if you can’t to say something," Star- play fair, it shows your bard said. DEMOLITION ly new and can be repur- true character." Following the com- From A1 posed — will be allocated Following this post, ments and shares re- for medical and social sup- garding the stolen signs have asbestos in them, so as Ward 2 Rick Starbard port services for incoming said he thought it was and Starbard's campaign, those areas are opened up, senior residents, provided Figueroa said her inten- testing has to be done. implying people from his by Element Care’s PACE tions weren’t meant to be "So far, everything is go- campaign were stealing program. directed towards her com- ing as expected and moving "Rehab and construction the signs because of a sim- along," Solimine said. ilar post by candidate for petitor. on that building will start "My post had been a poor The entire building, on late this year, with that Ward 4 councilor Natasha choice of words," she said. the 5.5 acres of land, is building being completed Megie-Maddrey regarding Figueroa said she was scheduled to be completely and ready for their use in the same issue last week. demolished by the end of the spring of next year," So- Megie-Maddrey posted disappointed in having September. limine said. on Facebook saying she been sent videos and pho- The building will be Additionally, Union Hos- put two signs at a couple's tos of sign stealing, saying knocked down piece by ITEM PHOTO |SPENSER HASAK pital's back parking lot home and drove by shortly this was the third time piece, as material and rein- after to see that both her she's witnessed foul play A member of the demolition crew is silhouetted will be turned into 26 sin- forcement rods are sought gle-family, age-restricted signs were gone, but her regarding signs she'd put in what was formerly a window of a Union Hos- through. homes; construction for that competitor's sign — Rich- up within the community. pital building. The most ef cient way to will begin around the end of ard Colucci — remained "I do not think Rick demolish a building, Solimi- and incapable of spreading Life Communities will work the year. in place. Starbard had anything to ne said, is to separate the into the neighborhood. on nalizing plans as well Solimine said after that "Can we have a fair do with any of these sit- trash from any recyclable Following the demolition as securing the nancing. they are through the per- ght? I'm all set with dirty uations, nor future situa- metals, as well as the con- and cleanup of the former With an affordable hous- mitting process for this part politics," she said in the tions at that," she said. "I crete, which can be crushed hospital, the plans for the ing aspect at play, Solimine of the project, they will prob- post. "Fair is fair. If you respect my competitor; I and reused. senior apartments will said the nancing for the ably start with site work for can't play fair, maybe it's just don’t respect individ- "There's a whole series of the 9.5 acres behind the for- need to be approved by the project is complicated and time for you to get out of uals like these." things that need to happen, mer hospital. He added that city's Zoning and Board of will take some time to line of ce." Figueroa messaged it's not just tearing it down they are predicting to begin Given the context of Starbard apologizing for and trucking it away," So- Appeals, which will be dis- up. He is estimating that building the homes next this post, Starbard said the confusion. limine said. "Part of what cussed during a meeting in construction on the new spring. we're trying to do is to do it a couple of weeks. buildings is about two years More details on this proj- Figueroa's was very sim- Allysha Dunnigan can in a slow, methodical way to Solimine partnered with 2 away. ect can be found online at ilar, which is why he as- be reached at adunnigan@ minimize any kind of dust." Life Communities of Brigh- The south part of the https://union2021.org. sumed she was implying itemlive.com. In order to do so, the site ton to manage the property, Union Hospital building Allysha Dunnigan can is af xed with re hoses to so once the zoning commit- that is not being torn down be reached at adunnigan@ keep the dust watered down tee approves the project, 2 — because it is relative- itemlive.com. Candidates crowd Salem plays it safe with Aug 3 event Peabody Light race SAFETY correlating with the cor- lem’s residents, young and ees to explore. PMLC only one (I know) would be From A1 rect time frame for the old, to come to the Com- There will be over a doz- From A1 the other incumbent that's rst doses given at this mon on Tuesday evening,” en vehicles to climb on running (Thomas Paras), come to many commission want to sign up in advance, event. Miller said. and to learn about. he and I would probably they can do so at https:// meetings over the past agree on most of the stuff. The Salem Health De- Dionne added that “this Salem police of cers several years." curative.com/sites/31004, partment will also be on- is such a fun night and a and re ghters will be on I have no idea why they Wheatley has been in- (the other candidates) are but registering in advance site to perform free blood great opportunity to talk hand to pass out free give- is not necessary and walk- volved with the light running." pressure checks and to about re safety and re aways, and there will also plant for 24 years and also ups are welcome. The PMLP's main duties answer any public health prevention.” be free goodie bags with doesn't believe that the involve playing a part in Curative will offer both questions. This year, the Tour-A- snacks, drinks and ice increase in candidates can setting rates for the city the P zer and Johnson & Miller said that, being Truck event will be com- cream provided thanks to be tied to the 2015A proj- as well as looking for sus- Johnson vaccines. a new chief, he looks for- bined with the public safe- donations from local busi- ect. tainable energy sources For second doses, there ward to meeting the Sa- ty day, so there will also ness community. "I have no idea because I for Peabody. will be a clinic at Salem lem residents at this com- be numerous Department Allysha Dunnigan can don't associate with any of Sam Minton can be State University on Aug. munity event. of Public Works and public be reached at adunnigan@ these people that are run- reached at sminton@item- 27 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., “I encourage all of Sa- safety vehicles for attend- itemlive.com. ning," Wheatley said. "The live.com. SATURDAY JULY 31, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Study: Vaccinated people can Salem hospital gets carry as much virus as others approval for new By Lindsey Tanner, Mike Stobbe and $15 million entrance Philip Marcelo ASSOCIATED PRESS By Allysha a covered drop-off area; Dunnigan a greeter station staffed In another dispiriting set- ITEM STAFF with ambassadors; securi- back for the nation's efforts ty; a gift shop; a refresh- to stamp out the coronavi- SALEM — The city's ment station; and comfort- rus, scientists who studied planning board has ap- able, technology-enhanced a big COVID-19 outbreak proved the addition seating areas for patients of a modern and pa- in Massachusetts conclud- and family members tient-friendly main en- ed that vaccinated people awaiting rides or loved trance and reception lob- ones. who got so-called break- by to Salem Hospital. through infections carried Arthur Epstein, a local This $15 million proj- philanthropist and do- about the same amount of ect will help ensure that nor to the hospital, has the coronavirus as those the primary entry point pledged a sizable donation who did not get the shots. to Salem Hospital — a to support the project. Health of cials on Friday member of the Mass Gen- “Arthur Epstein is an released details of that re- eral Brigham healthcare incredible man and we search, which was key in network — supports pa- are so grateful for his this week's decision by the tients and families with a generosity,” says Salem welcoming experience and Centers for Disease Con- Hospital President David important amenities. trol and Prevention to rec- J. Roberts, M.D. “His sup- The Planning Board ap- port has been transforma- ommend that vaccinated proved the project on July tive for our organization people return to wearing 8, with an agreement from and will enable us to ad- masks indoors in parts of the hospital to enrich the dress a critical need for a the U.S. where the delta landscape plan. The proj- welcoming and accommo- variant is fueling infection ect will begin in October dating reception space for surges. The authors said of 2021 and is scheduled patients and families.” the ndings suggest that for completion in January Salem Hospital has the CDC's mask guidance of 2023. made signi cant improve- should be expanded to in- During construction, pa- ments to its facilities in tients and visitors will be clude the entire country, recent years, prioritizing redirected to a temporary patient care spaces in- even outside of hot spots. main entrance through cluding a new emergen- The ndings have the po- the former Mass General cy department, improved tential to upend past think- for Children’s hospital en- surgical space, 24 new pri- ing about how the disease trance. vate inpatient rooms and is spread. Previously, vac- The project will recon- the 120-bed Epstein Cen- cinated people who got in- gure the current main ter for Behavioral Health, fected were thought to have entrance location at Dav- which was also funded in low levels of virus and to be enport 4, enclose the open- part with a $5 million do- unlikely to pass it to others. air walkway and expand nation from Mr. Epstein. the interior lobby and ser- But the new data shows The lobby project is a vices. component of a multi- that is not the case with the The new lobby encom- year campus redesign and delta variant. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS passes more than 10,000 coupled with new signage The outbreak in Provinc- Bartender Denis Angelov pours drinks at Tin Pan Alley restaurant in square feet of modern, and way nding being in- etown — a seaside tourist Provincetown, Mass. well-designed space, stalled this fall. spot on Cape Cod in the which will be suffused Allysha Dunnigan can county with Massachu- masks for everyone and re- guidelines, repeatedly de- guest houses and rental with natural light. be reached at adunnigan@ setts' highest vaccination quiring vaccines for doctors ferred to the CDC while homes. Features will include itemlive.com. rate — has so far included and other health workers. stressing the need for vac- Researchers ran tests on more than 900 cases. About The delta variant, rst cinations. a portion of them and found three-quarters of them detected in India, causes "The most important roughly the same level of AME Zion Church were people who were fully infections that are more takeaway is actually pret- virus in those who were vaccinated. contagious than the com- ty simple. We need more fully vaccinated and those removes bishop after Travis Dagenais, who mon cold, u, smallpox and people to get vaccinated," who were not. was among the many vac- the Ebola virus, and it is White House spokeswom- Three-quarters of the in- cinated people infected, as infectious as chicken- an Karine Jean-Pierre said. fections were in fully vacci- alleged misconduct said "throwing caution to pox, according to the doc- Pressed about the chang- nated individuals. Among the wind" and partying in uments, which mentioned ing guidance, Jean-Pierre those fully vaccinated, By Peter Smith Powell was using "intimi- crowds for long nights over the Provincetown cases. repeatedly said, "We don't about 80 percent experi- ASSOCIATED PRESS dation, manipulation and deception" to pressure the July Fourth holiday The documents were make those types of deci- enced symptoms with the The African Methodist obtained by The Wash- sions from here." most common being cough, churches in his district was a mistake in hindsight. Episcopal Zion Church to transfer their property People with break- headache, sore throat, mus- "The dominant public ington Post. As they note, has removed a promi- deeds to a shell corpora- messaging has been that COVID-19 vaccines are still through infections make cle aches and fever. nent bishop from of ce tion registered as AME the vaccine means a return highly effective against the up an increasing portion Dagenais said he started after his peers accused Zion Western Episcopal to normal," the 35-year- delta variant at preventing of hospitalizations and to feel ill the evening he re- him of fraudulently hav- District, which despite the old Boston resident said serious illness and death. in-hospital deaths among turned home and initially ing church property deeds of cial-sounding name transferred to a shell cor- Thursday. "Unfortunately, The Provincetown out- COVID-19 patients, coin- chalked it up to long nights was not a church entity. poration that then secured I've now learned it's a few break and the documents ciding with the spread of of partying in packed Prov- The bishops accused millions of dollars in loans steps toward normal, not highlight the enormous the delta variant, according incetown nightclubs. Powell of using "fraud- against those properties. ulent actions" to obtain the zero-to-sixty that we challenge the CDC faces to the leaked documents. But as the days wore on Staccato Powell, who the properties and alleged seem to have undertaken." in encouraging vaccination Although experts gener- and the fever, chills, muscle presided over churches that the corporation was Dagenais credits being while acknowledging that ally agreed with the CDC's aches and fatigue set in, in several Western states, mortgaging church prop- vaccinated with easing the breakthrough cases can oc- revised indoor masking he knew it was something was removed in a vote erties, some of which led worst of the u-like symp- cur and can be contagious stance, some said the re- more. Thursday by the denom- to foreclosure notices. toms in a couple of days. He but are uncommon. port on the Provincetown In the report, the measure ination's General Confer- Last year the corpora- has recovered. The documents appear outbreak does not prove researchers used to assess ence, being held in Atlan- tion led under Chapter Like many states, Mas- to be talking points for that vaccinated people are how much virus an infected ta, upholding a previous 11 in the U.S. Bankrupt- committee decision to nd sachusetts lifted all CDC staff to use with the a signi cant source of new person is carrying does not cy Court for the Eastern him guilty on 20 counts. District of California, es- COVID-19 restrictions public. One point advised: infections. indicate whether they are The vote means Powell timating at least $10 mil- in late May, ahead of the "Acknowledge the war has "There's scienti c plausi- actually transmitting the "would no longer be rec- lion in liabilities. traditional Memorial Day changed," an apparent ref- bility for the (CDC) recom- virus to other people, said ognized as consecrated to The bishops said in Jan- start of the summer season. erence to deepening con- mendation. But it's not de- Dr. Angela Rasmussen, a the of ce of Bishop" and uary that they directed Provincetown this week re- cern that many millions of rived from this study," said virologist at the University is returned to the status Powell in 2018 "to cease instated an indoor mask vaccinated people could be Jennifer Nuzzo, a Johns of Saskatchewan. of ordained elder, accord- the practice of having requirement for everyone. a source of wide-ranging Hopkins University public CDC of cials say more ing to conference minutes deeds altered, (and of) Leaked internal docu- spread. health researcher. data is coming. They are posted online. mortgaging local church ments on breakthrough in- An agency spokeswoman The CDC report is based tracking breakthrough cas- While the minutes didn't properties." He also was specify the allegations, told "to relieve the debt fections and the delta vari- declined to comment on the on about 470 COVID-19 es as part of much larger the vote follows Powell's that was improperly ant suggest the CDC may documents. cases linked to the Prov- studies that involve follow- suspension in January by placed upon the churches, be considering other chang- The White House on Fri- incetown festivities, which ing tens of thousands of the AME Zion Church's and to immediately begin es in advice on how the na- day defended its approach included densely packed vaccinated and unvaccinat- Board of Bishops. the process of restoring tion ghts the coronavirus, to rising virus cases and indoor and outdoor holiday ed people across the coun- That month, the bishops deeds to language consis- such as recommending shifting public health events at bars, restaurants, try over time. said in a statement that tent with" church law. 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SOPHIE YARIN ON STYLE Another stellar lineup for Leavitt Dressing up in black and white The other day, as I was was drying. Maybe it got often between friends and walking down the street, lost in translation. Still, family. I came upon a woman when the purple-lipped Take parents and and her male companion woman glared at me, I children, for instance. on the sidewalk. I don't had the good sense to Did your mother ever remember the man. But scowl back. tell you to march right the woman — her, I re- The whole exchange re- upstairs and change member. minded me of a semi-re- because there's no way She had dark sunglass- cent political cartoon she's letting you leave es and, at noon on a Sun- in which a woman in a the house in THAT? Were day, wore bright purple bikini passes a woman there times that you had lipstick. The rest of her in a burqa. Both remark no idea what she was face was done up as well. on the cruel, repressive talking about? She was clad in a skin- culture of the other, ren- When I was growing tight number with lots of dering an understanding up, my mom wouldn't shiny buttons and zippers upon the reader that both let me wear any clothing and on her feet were are equally oppressed, or with a visible label or spike heels that forced something. her to take itty-bitty baby It's true that, since brand name. Little did steps. From behind the dress is a visual thing, it's she know, that was pretty sunglasses, she glared at usually the rst differ- much the only way you me. I could immediately ence we notice about could be considered cool tell she was Russian. those who come from at my school. At the time, How did I come to that other cultures and what I was furious at her for conclusion, you may ask? they notice about us. A depriving me of a means Colin Hay of Australian rock band Men at Work. Well, for one thing, it's friend of mine told me he of blending in, something well documented that the couldn't get into any bar I no longer have much Gary Leavitt has rounded up some do what they do. former U.S.S.R. makes or club in London because interest in doing. big-name friends for his show this This week’s show will also feature up a large square in the he had the tragically We can't escape the fact Sunday on 1510 WMEX. Leavitt doing 60 celebrity voices back ethnic patchwork of my American sensibility that our styles betray Legendary Men at Work lead singer to back with one lucky winner receiv- neighborhood. But beyond to wear "trainers," or our personalities; it then Colin Hay (pictured); Man of a ing an assortment of restaurant gift that, having some expo- sneakers, instead of dress stands to reason that our Thousand Voices Rich Little; Miss cards. sure to Russians in Amer- shoes. Poor him, right? personalities, and thus Massachusetts Elizabeth Pierre; All the fun begins at 7 a.m. and ica, I know that many Another ruined night. our styles, naturally have and Iron Man athlete Keith Leavitt nishes up at 9 a.m. Listen online at of the women take their Sometimes multiple to be objectionable to Jr. will offer insights into how they wmexboston.com. looks extremely seriously. nations get involved, and someone. As soon as you The stereotype goes that then it really becomes a decide to assert yourself, a Russian woman will quagmire. Remember the you've no doubt immedi- Another successful Final Friday for Lynn Museum put on a full, meticulous infamous hijab ban in ately offended at least a face of makeup to go to France? I had a French dozen people. the grocery store, or even professor defend his coun- The trick is to not look to get the mail. There try's position by claim- at anything in terms of is a huge pride taken in ing that we Americans "good" or "bad." While appearance among these were far too concerned that cartoon of the bikini women, and I salute with personal freedoms and the burqa seems to them for it. However, that and not at all concerned suggest that both styles mentality sits like oil and with the "greater good." are wrong, perhaps it water with the average You can imagine how we American — or really, Americans took that. could just as easily be Bostonian — woman, and With personal freedoms interpreted as saying her desire to wear sweat- in mind, it occurs to me that both are... right? Or pants to the club. that certain divides in neutral, or good enough? It wasn't like I was the way we think about I suggest we do what dressed in my pajamas clothing ourselves spring my French teacher found that day, but I certain- less often from collective so odious, and enjoy our ly wouldn't have been ideology — ethnicity, re- personal freedoms. While let into the Taj Hotel, ligion and the like — and we're at it, let's all try to either. I was wearing a more from personal ide- live and let live. slightly-wrinkled sun- ology, the myriad ways in Black-and-white think- dress patterned with red which one human being ing never begets anything owers on top of muddy can differ from another. positive. Besides, it'll Doc Martens, and my hair These issues arise most bleed in the wash.

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Local news on your doorstep Linda Saris, executive director of LEAP, right, speaks with, from left, Amana Fernandes, Andelis Celestino, and Michaiah Fernandes during the July Final Friday event at Lynn Museum.

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ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Jimmy DiCarlo had an RBI single for Peabody West in a loss to Middleboro in a state final tournament game Friday night. Peabody West falls to Middleboro in state final tourney ond and Peabody West LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL was unsuccessful with a By Mike Alongi delayed double steal in ITEM SPORTS EDITOR the top of the third. But with the score tied GLOUCESTER — The at 0-0 in the bottom of the Peabody West Little third, Middleboro sent League team came into eight batters to the plate Friday night needing a big and pushed across three PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS win, but unfortunately it just wasn’t in the cards. runs to go ahead 3-0. After Lynn native Rashida Ellis lands a punch on opponent Caroline Dubois during a Round of 16 bout at After struggling to gener- Middleboro pitcher Jere- the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo Thursday night. ate consistent offense for my Nee helped his own the second night in a row, cause with a two-run Peabody West fell to Mid- home run in the bottom of dleboro by a score of 5-2 in the fourth, Peabody West Lynn’s Ellis defeated by split a state final round-robin found itself in a 5-0 hole. tournament game at Bou- But Peabody West con- dreau Field. The loss all tinued to fight, grabbing a but eliminates Peabody pair of runs in the top of decision in Olympic debut West from Sunday’s state the fifth. After Anthony championship game, as Modugno led off with a BOXING for Dubois and two scored it 6-9 points for the round, imous decision. If there is the team has lost the first double to get into scoring as a draw. depending on the severity disagreement among the two of its three round-rob- position, DiCarlo knocked By Mike Alongi Bouts in Tokyo are scored to which that boxer lost the judges, it’s considered a in games. an RBI single to put Pea- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR using a traditional “10-point round. The most common split decision. Jimmy DiCarlo and Aid- body West on the board. The fight was about as Horgan followed that up TOKYO — Lynn native must system,” which is the score for the losing boxer is en Horgan each had an even as could be, from start with an RBI single of his Rashida Ellis’ quest for most commonly-used scor- 9 points, which means most RBI in the loss for Pea- to finish. The start of the own, and all of a sudden it Olympic gold came to an ing system in boxing. Five rounds will end with a 10-9 body West, while DiCarlo first round was more about was a 5-2 game. end late Thursday night, as judges who are sitting score. also took the loss on the the two fighters feeling But that was as close as the 26-year-old lightweight around the ring will be re- At the end of the final mound after pitching the each other out, with Dubois Peabody West got, as the fell by a 3-0 split decision to sponsible for the scoring. round, each judge will add first 3 2/3 innings and al- trying to establish her dom- lowing five runs. Mark Middleboro relievers were Great Britain’s Caroline At the end of each round, up their round-by-round inant jab and Ellis using Bettencourt Jr. came on to able to keep the bats at Dubois in a Round of 16 judges must award 10 scorecard to determine a her strong footwork to keep pitch in relief, tossing the bay and hang on for the bout at Kokugikan Arena. points to the boxer who won winner. If all three judges the punches at bay. final 1 1/3 innings. victory. Among the five judges, that round. Losing boxers award the win to the same Both teams threatened Peabody West wraps up three scored the fight a win can receive anywhere from boxer, it’s a victory by unan- ELLIS, B2 to score in the early in- the round-robin portion of nings, with Middleboro the tournament Saturday leaving the bases loaded night (7:30) against Need- in the bottom of the sec- ham National.

COURTESY PHOTO | DAVID COLT/MASS GOLF With a three-day total score of 4-under 207, for- mer St. John’s Prep star Chris Francoeur won the 54th Ouimet Memorial Tournament Friday. Francoeur defends his title at 54th Ouimet Memorial the final two holes to GOLF shoot 66 and beat 2020 By Mike Alongi Mass Golf Player of the ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Year Nick Maccario by ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK one shot. AUBURNDALE — For Since the Ouimet Me- Pine Hill’s Elijah Morin struck out 14 batters and also had an RBI in a win over West Lynn in a Lynn the second year in a row, morial Tournament be- City Series game Friday evening at Volunteer Field. former St. John’s Prep gan in 1968, the final star Chris Francoeur round has always been stood on the 18th tee with played at Woodland Golf a chance to win the Oui- Pine Hill takes down West Lynn, Club, located in the New- met Memorial Tourna- ton neighborhood of Au- ment. And for the second burndale. Woodland was year in a row, he cashed the first home course for punches ticket to City Series Final in. the late Francis Ouimet, Behind an even-par 71 the 1913 U.S. Open cham- route to the victory, while an RBI. Rowan Merryman going in the final round at pion and tournament CITY SERIES BASEBALL also getting a stellar pitch- Mason Palladino led the 1-for-3 with a single. Woodland Golf Club Fri- namesake. This year’s By Mike Alongi ing performance from Eli- offensive attack, going Aidan Peterson took the day afternoon, the Uni- tournament saw the first ITEM SPORTS EDITOR jah Morin. 2-for-3 with two RBI and versity of Louisville grad- loss on the mound after two rounds played down Morin was absolutely also pitching a scoreless uate student won by two allowing six runs on seven the road at Charles River LYNN — The Lynn City dominant on the mound in inning of relief. Riley shots at the 54th Ouimet hits with three strikeouts Country Club. Series Final is officially the win, tossing five in- Driscoll went 2-for-3 with Memorial Tournament to in three innings of work. Francoeur got off to a set, as the Pine Hill Braves nings and allowing three an RBI, while Jackson defend his title. His three- Merryman came on in re- slow start for the second notched a 7-3 win over the runs on just one hit with Barrett went 2-for-4. day total score was 67-69- lief, pitching two innings day in a row, making bo- West Lynn Red Sox in the an astounding 14 strike- West Lynn was only able 71-207. and allowing one run on geys on the first and fifth loser’s bracket final Friday outs. to scatter two hits in the The finish certainly two hits with five strike- holes to fall out of first night at Volunteer Field. He also got the job done game, with Jianny Berna- wasn’t as dramatic as his outs. place in the early going. Pine Hill scored six runs at the plate, going 2-for-3 bel going 1-for-3 with a win at the 53rd edition in the first two innings en with a double, a triple and triple and an RBI and CITY SERIES, B2 last year, when he birdied OUIMET, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY JULY 31, 2021

NEW ENGLAND COLLEGIATE BASEBALL LEAGUE Team BRK wins Stop the Violence league title NORTHERN DIVISION SOUTHERN DIVISION W L T GB W L T GB Keene 23 15 0 - Martha’s Vineyard 23 15 0 - By Mike Alongi victory over Lights Out Marc Garraud scored 13 scored 13 points. North Adams 21 14 2 ½ Valley 20 16 0 2 Upper Valley 21 16 0 1½ Mystic 20 16 0 2 ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Shooting Gym in the cham- points. The second playoff game Vermont 21 18 0 2½ Newport 20 17 0 2½ pionship game. Team BRK got into the saw Lights Out Shooting North Shore 18 17 2 3½ Danbury 20 18 0 3 LYNN — The Lynn Stop Ademide Badmus took championship game after a Gym earn a 63-56 win over Sanford 14 24 0 9 Ocean State 17 22 0 6½ the Violence Friday night Winnipesaukee 11 25 0 11 Bristol 11 27 0 12 home MVP honors after 66-63 win over Team LY- Team Centerboard. Eche- basketball league came to a scoring 20 points for Team SOA in the first playoff varria once again led Lights close in fine fashion this BRK in the championship game of the night. Badmus Out Shooting Gym with 16 NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE weekend, with two close game, while Kanye Wavez- netted 24 points in the vic- points, while Marquese Av- playoff games leading up to wa led the way with 21 tory there, while Wavezwa ery and Jason Asamoto Tonight Sunday Monday a back-and-forth champion- points. For Lights Out wasn’t far behind with 18 each scored 13 points. Cen- at Vermont vs. Sanford ship game. In the end, it Shooting Gym, Jalen Eche- points. Aung Hein led Team terboard was led by Warren Mountaineers Mainers OFF was Team BRK that came varria led the offensive at- LYSOA with 15 points, Keel’s 21 points and Alvin (6:30) (1:20) out on top with an 80-77 tack with 29 points while while Rondel Braithewaite Abreu’s 16 points.

Tuesday Wednesday Lynn’s Ellis falls in Olympic debut TBD TBD ELLIS and landed some good She came out more ag- lier than she had hoped, From B1 punches, Dubois pushed gressive and tried to score it’s certainly not the end of the pace once again and the winning blow, but Du- Ellis’ boxing journey. She’s But Dubois was able to was awarded with three bois was able to use her made it clear that she land a few key shots near judges giving her a win in height and reach advan- TV/RADIO plans to turn professional the end of the round, and the round. tage to stay at a distance SATURDAY three judges scored the From there, Ellis needed and survive until the final following the Games, fol- TV round a win for Dubois. a knockout in order to bell. lowing in the footsteps of MLB While Ellis came out make up the ground she While her Olympic jour- her brothers Ronald and 3 p.m...... Kansas City at Toronto...... MLB Network strong in the second round lost in the first two rounds. ney is now over much ear- Rashidi. 4:05 p.m...... Oakland at LA Angels...... FS1 6:10 p.m...... Boston at Tampa Bay...... NESN 7:15 p.m...... Minnesota at St. Louis...... FS1 Pine Hill punches ticket to City Series Final 10 p.m...... Colorado at San Diego...... MLB Network MiLB CITY SERIES Morin who knocked him 12 p.m...... Futures Collegiate: Vermont at New Britain...... NESN From B1 home with an RBI triple. 4 p.m...... Triple A: Buffalo at Worcester...... NESN+ Next up was Palladino, Olympics Pine Hill struck early who drove in his second 2 a.m...... Men’s volleyball: US vs. Brazil...... NBCSN and often in this one. After run of the game with an 2 a.m...... Tennis...... Olympic Morin struck out the side RBI single to make it 6-1. 4 a.m...... Men’s soccer: Spain vs. Cote d’Ivoire...... NBCSN to start off the game, the In the top of the fourth, Braves came up to bat and West Lynn got another 6 a.m...... Baseball: US vs. Korea...... NBCSN got to work right away. It run back after Dante Gior- 6 a.m...... Track and field...... Peacock started with an infield sin- dano kept the inning alive 7 a.m...... Golf: Men’s third round...... Golf gle from Barrett, who by reaching first base on a 8 a.m...... Men’s basketball: US vs. Czech Republic...... Peacock eventually moved to third dropped third strike. That 8 a.m...... Men’s water polo: US vs. Hungary...... NBC on a passed ball. That set brought Bernabel up to 8 a.m...... Tennis: Women’s singles final...... NBC things up for Driscoll, who the plate, who smashed an 8 a.m...... Women’s beach volleyball: US vs. Brazil...... NBC knocked him home with RBI triple to the base of 9 a.m...... Women’s tennis final...... NBCSN an RBI single to make it the right field fence and 10:30 a.m...... Boxing semifinals...... USA 1-0. An RBI single from made it a 6-2 game. 10:30 a.m...... Men’s basketball: Australia vs. Germany...... USA Palladino followed, then Pine Hill rounded out its 10:30 a.m...... Weightlifting finals...... USA Pine Hill was able to push scoring in the bottom of 2 p.m...... Women’s volleyball: US vs. ROC...... NBC across two extra runs the fourth with a run on thanks to a pair of West an error, while West 4 p.m...... Men’s basketball: US vs. Czech Republic...... NBC Lynn errors to take a 4-0 Lynn’s final run came in 6:30 p.m...... Men’s final round...... Golf lead. the top of the fifth via a 8 p.m...... Swimming finals...... NBC West Lynn got a little passed ball. 8 p.m...... Track and field finals...... NBC something going in the top In the top of the sixth, 8 p.m...... Track and field...... USA of the second thanks to Palladino came on to close 8 p.m...... Women’s beach volleyball elimination round...... NBC Brennan Malloy, who led things out and keep the Men’s Soccer off the inning with a walk Braves’ season alive. 6 p.m...... MLS: New England at NY Red Bulls...... WSBK Ch. 38 and then advanced to sec- Pine Hill moves on to the Radio ond on a passed ball. He City Series Final against MLB then stole third base be- East Lynn on Saturday 6:10 p.m...... Boston at Tampa Bay...... WEEI-FM 93.7 fore getting the jump on a (5:45) back at Volunteer SUNDAY passed ball and coming Field. The Braves will ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK TV home to make it 4-1. need to notch two wins MLB But Pine Hill answered over East Lynn to take Mason Palladino had two RBI and also pitched 2 p.m...... Cleveland at Chicago White Sox...... TBS right back. Barrett led off home the title, while East a scoreless inning of relief for Pine Hill in a win 5 p.m...... Oakland at LA Angels...... MLB Network with an infield single once Lynn will only need a win over West Lynn Friday night in the Lynn City 7:08 p.m...... Boston at Tampa Bay...... ESPN again, but this time it was on Saturday. Series. Olympics 12 a.m...... Men’s beach volleyball elimination round...... NBC 12 a.m...... Men’s swimming: 1,500m freestyle final...... NBC Francoeur defends title at 54th Ouimet Memorial 2 a.m...... Diving: Women’s springboard final...... USA 2 a.m...... Men’s basketball: Spain vs. Slovenia...... USA OUIMET Despite a small slip-up 2 a.m...... Men’s handball: Denmark vs. Sweden...... USA From B1 with a bogey on the tough par-4 17th hole, Fran- 2 a.m...... Men’s handball: Norway vs. France...... CNBC He got things back on coeur made par on the fi- 2 a.m...... Tennis...... Olympic Channel track with a birdie on the nal hole to remain two 4 a.m...... Gymnastics event finals...... Peacock par-5 ninth hole, making shots ahead of both Brown 5 a.m...... Badminton: Women’s singles final...... NBCSN the turn in 37 strokes and and Gately to seal the vic- 5 a.m...... Fencing: Men’s team foil final...... NBCSN getting back into a tie for tory. 5 a.m...... Weightlifting: Women’s final...... NBCSN the lead. After a par on The only other local 6:10 a.m...... Track & Field...... Peacock the 10th, Francoeur bird- player to make the cut 8:45 a.m...... Men’s volleyball: US vs. Argentina...... NBC ied the par-5 11th hole to was Swampscott native 9 a.m...... Men’s volleyball: US vs. Argentina...... Telemundo get back to even-par for and Salem Country Club 7 p.m...... Beach volleyball: Women’s elimination round...... NBC the day and take over the member Steven DiLisio. 7 p.m...... Track & Field...... CNBC lead by himself. After getting through the Francoeur then made 8 p.m...... Beach volleyball: Men’s elimination round...... CNBC first two days with a score three straight pars, while of 8-over, DiLisio fired an 8 p.m...... Canoeing: Spring qualifying...... USA Dillon Brown — who, even-par 71 on the final 8 p.m...... Field hockey: Women’s quarterfinal...... CNBC along with Kevin Gately, day to finish in a tie for 8 p.m...... Men’s water polo: US vs. Greece...... CNBC was right on Francoeur’s 14th place. 8 p.m...... Track & Field...... USA heels for most of the back In a fairly uneventful 10 p.m...... Wrestling: Greco Roman...... Olympic Channel nine — made a double-bo- day that saw him make 15 Radio gey on the 11th hole and pars and two bogeys, the MLB dropped to two shots back. highlight of DiLisio’s day 7:08 p.m...... Boston at Tampa Bay...... WEEI-FM 93.7 Then, after missing the came on the par-4 third green with his iron shot hole. Playing just 308 COURTESY PHOTO | DAVID COLT/MASS GOLF MLB on the par-3 15th, Fran- yards, DiLisio sent a drive University of Louisville rising senior Chris Fran- coeur chipped in for birdie right up near the green AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division coeur won the Ouimet Memorial Tournament for to take a three-shot lead before holing out for an W L Pct GB W L Pct GB the second straight year Friday afternoon. with three holes to play. eagle on his second shot. Boston 63 41 .606 _ New York 54 47 .535 _ Tampa Bay 61 42 .592 1½ Philadelphia 51 51 .500 3½ New York 53 48 .525 8½ Atlanta 51 52 .495 4 Toronto 51 48 .515 9½ Washington 47 55 .461 7½ Krejci leaving Bruins to play in native Czech Republic Baltimore 35 66 .347 26½ Miami 44 58 .431 10½ Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ASSOCIATED PRESS Chicago 60 43 .583 _ Milwaukee 61 42 .592 _ Cleveland 50 49 .505 8 Cincinnati 54 49 .524 7 Detroit 50 55 .476 11 St. Louis 51 51 .500 9½ BOSTON — David Krejci is leaving the Kansas City 45 56 .446 14 Chicago 50 54 .481 11½ Boston Bruins after 14 NHL seasons to con- Minnesota 43 60 .417 17 Pittsburgh 38 64 .373 22½ tinue his hockey career in his native Czech West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Republic. Houston 63 40 .612 _ San Francisco 64 38 .627 _ The 35-year-old Krejci, whose contract had Oakland 58 46 .558 5½ Los Angeles 62 42 .596 3 Seattle 55 48 .534 8 San Diego 60 45 .571 5½ expired, announced his decison in a social Los Angeles 51 51 .500 11½ Colorado 44 59 .427 20½ media post sent out by the Bruins on Friday. Texas 36 66 .353 26½ Arizona 32 71 .311 32½ “At this point in my career and life, I need Friday’s Games Sox (Keuchel 7-4), 7:10 p.m. to return to the Czech Republic and play in Kansas City at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Minnesota (Ober 1-1) at St. Louis (Wood- Baltimore at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. ford 2-2), 7:15 p.m. front of my family who sacrificed so much to Boston at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 12-4) at Washing- help me achieve my NHL dreams,” Krecji N.Y. Yankees at Miami, 7:10 p.m. ton (Lester 3-5), 7:05 p.m. Seattle at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Philadelphia (Nola 7-6) at Pittsburgh (Bru- said. “I want my children to live where I Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. baker 4-10), 7:05 p.m. grew up, spend time with so many Czech Oakland at L.A. Angels, 9:38 p.m. Cincinnati (Miley 8-4) at N.Y. Mets (Hill Chicago Cubs at Washington, 7:05 p.m. 6-4), 7:10 p.m. family members who love them and create Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Milwaukee (Woodruff 7-5) at Atlanta (Muller lifelong memories.” Cincinnati at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. 2-3), 7:20 p.m. Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Gray 0-0) at Arizona (Kelly Krejci was a steady, reliable second-line Minnesota at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. 7-7), 8:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. center whose career in Boston included win- Colorado (Márquez 8-8) at San Diego (Dar- Houston at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. vish 7-5), 8:40 p.m. ning the Stanley Cup in 2011. After making Colorado at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. Sunday’s Games Saturday’s Games his debut in 2007, he piled up 215 goals and Kansas City at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. Kansas City (Minor 8-8) at Toronto (Mano- 515 assists in 962 regular-season games and ah 2-1), 3:07 p.m. Baltimore at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. Houston (Greinke 10-3) at San Francisco N.Y. Yankees at Miami, 1:10 p.m. 124 points in 156 career playoff games, help- (Wood 9-3), 4:05 p.m. Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 p.m. ing the Bruins reach the final three times. Oakland (Irvin 7-9) at L.A. Angels (Barria Minnesota at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. 1-0), 4:05 p.m. Seattle at Texas, 2:35 p.m. He said those 2011, 2013 and 2019 playoff Baltimore (Means 4-3) at Detroit (Manning Houston at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. runs stick out but added, “Truthfully I love 2-3), 6:10 p.m. Oakland at L.A. Angels, 4:07 p.m. Boston (Eovaldi 9-5) at Tampa Bay (Yar- Boston at Tampa Bay, 7:08 p.m. every Bruins team at I’ve been a part of.” FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS brough 6-4), 6:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Washington, 1:05 p.m. Playing in Europe would open up Krejci to N.Y. Yankees (Germán 4-5) at Miami (TBD), Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 1:05 p.m. 6:10 p.m. Cincinnati at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. represent the Czech Republic at the 2022 After 14 seasons with the Bruins, David Krejci is leav- Seattle (Gonzales 3-5) at Texas (Gibson Milwaukee at Atlanta, 1:20 p.m. 6-3), 7:05 p.m. Colorado at San Diego, 4:10 p.m. Winter Olympics in Beijing if the NHL does ing the team to return to the Czech Republic and play in Cleveland (McKenzie 1-4) at Chicago White L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. not participate. front of his family. SATURDAY JULY 31, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION States race to use COVID-19 vaccines before they expire By Mike Catalini ASSOCIATED PRESS Hundreds of thousands of COVID-19 vaccine doses have been saved from the trash after U.S. regulators extended their expiration date for a second time, part of a nationwide effort to FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS salvage expiring shots to United States Marine Sgt. Isaac Tate, left, and battle the nation’s summer surge in infections. Cpl. Aleksander Aleksandrov, center, interview The Food and Drug Ad- a local Afghan man with the help of a translator ministration on Wednes- from the 2nd MEB, 4th Light Armored Recon- day sent a letter to shot naissance Battalion on a patrol in the volatile maker Johnson & Johnson Helmand province of southern Afghanistan. declaring that the doses re- main safe and effective for at least six months when ‘Welcome home’: properly stored. The FDA’s FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS move gives the shots an extra six weeks as public Vials of Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine at a pharmacy in Denver. Evacuation of cials press more Amer- the Centers for Disease In Iowa and North Dako- University, was encour- icans to get inoculated. Control and Prevention’s ta, of cials say they send aged by the extension for Similar efforts are hap- vaccine-tracking website. vaccines approaching ex- the J&J shots. ight brings pening in multiple states The company did not share piration to locations where “We hate to see this sup- as public health of cials speci c expiration dates. they are most likely to be ply go to waste, especially try to ensure that soon-to- The J&J vaccine is not used. when there are areas of the 200 Afghans to U.S. expire shots are put into the only one facing expira- “We have a lot of interest world where this is need- arms before they must be By Ellen military veterans, diplo- tion. States also report that from the public in receiv- ed,” Lam said. “But now I Knickmeyer and mats and others in the discarded. many P zer and Moderna ing J&J, so if we nd dos- think we’ll be able to bet- The surge in infections Matthew Lee U.S. who have advocated doses are approaching ex- es that may go unused, we ter utilize the supply that’s ASSOCIATED PRESS is largely due to the highly for the Afghans. piration, which is set at six will transfer them to pro- already been distributed “Most of all,” Biden said contagious delta variant of WASHINGTON — The months from the manufac- viders in need,” said Mol- here in the U.S.” in a statement, “I want the coronavirus, which has rst ight evacuating Af- turing date. In Louisiana, ly Howell, North Dakota’s The J&J vaccine was ea- to thank these brave Af- spread rapidly, particu- ghans who worked along- about 100,000 P zer doses immunization director. gerly anticipated because ghans for standing with larly among unvaccinated are set to expire in about a Lacy Fehrenbach, depu- it involves just one shot side Americans in Afghan- the United States, and to- people. Inoculation rates week, for example. ty director for COVID-19 and has easy refrigeration istan brought more than day, I am proud to say to have climbed only slightly Governors are plead- response for the Washing- requirements. 200 people, scores of them them: ‘Welcome home.’” after a steep fall from their ing with the public to get ton state Department of But use of the vaccine children and babies in Secretary of State Ant- April peak. vaccinated, and some are Health, said of cials want has been hurt by several arms, to new lives in the ony Blinken and Secre- “It’s a critically import- offering cash incentives the doses used as ef cient- rare possible side effects. United States on Friday, tary of Defense Lloyd Aus- ant time — we have chil- — $100 payments in New ly as possible. This month, U.S. health and President Joe Biden dren headed back to school Mexico and New York City, “Otherwise, we’re work- regulators added a warn- said he was proud to wel- tin lauded the Afghans in just a few weeks’ time,” among other places. ing with our providers to ing about links to a poten- come them home. for their work alongside said Juliann Van Liew, di- Some states have set up move them around, or, of tially dangerous neurologi- The launch of the evac- Americans and said their rector of the public health marketplaces for shot pro- course, the federal govern- cal reaction. That followed uation ights, bringing arrival demonstrates the department in Wyandotte viders or dedicated staff to ment to get them to other a break in its use in April out former interpreters U.S. government’s com- County, Kansas. redistributing about-to-ex- places that need it,” she after the shot was linked to and others who fear re- mitment to them. Federal health of cials pire vaccines to places that said. a rare blood clot disorder. taliation from Afghani- But a refugee agency have shipped an additional need them. Such efforts Dr. Clarence Lam, inter- Government health advis- stan’s Taliban for having said the Biden adminis- 8 million doses of the J&J are underway in New Jer- im executive medical direc- ers said the overall bene- worked with American tration appeared to be shot to states that have not sey, Washington and Wis- tor of occupational health ts of the shot still greatly servicemembers and civil- still scrambling to gure yet been used, according to consin. services at Johns Hopkins outweigh the risks. ians, highlights American out the resettlement of uncertainty about how Af- thousands more of the Af- ghanistan’s government ghans, and it urged Biden CDC team: ‘War has changed’ and military will fare af- to bring them quickly to ter the last U.S. combat the U.S. or a U.S. territory, forces leave that country such as Guam. in the coming weeks. “To date, there is simply as delta variant dangers emerge Family members are no clear plan as to how the vast majority of our allies By Lindsey Tanner for the change. accompanying the inter- preters, translators and will be brought to safety,” ASSOCIATED PRESS As the documents note, Krish O’Mara Vignarajah, COVID-19 vaccines are others on the ights out. president of the Lutheran New evidence showing still highly effective at pre- The rst evacuation ight, Immigration and Refu- the delta variant is as con- venting serious illness and an airliner, carried 221 Af- gee Service resettlement tagious as chickenpox and death. The CDC has al- ghans under the special agency, said of the Afghan may be more dangerous ways expected some break- visa program, including interpreters. than other versions has through infections but has 57 children and 15 babies, “We cannot in good con- prompted U.S. health of - struggled with how to ex- according to an internal science put them at risk cials to consider changing plain them to the public. U.S. government docu- in third countries with advice on how the nation The documents point out ment obtained by The As- ghts the coronavirus, in- that the delta variant, rst sociated Press. unreliable human rights ternal documents show. detected in India, causes in- It touched down in records, or where the Tal- Recommending masks fections that are more con- Dulles, Va., just outside iban may be able to reach for everyone and requiring tagious than the common Washington, D.C., after them,” the resettlement vaccines for doctors and cold, u, smallpox and Ebo- midnight, according to the of cial said. other health workers are FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS la virus, and is as infectious FlightAware tracking ser- The Biden administra- tion calls the effort Oper- among measures the Cen- Employees check out customers at 2nd Street as highly contagious chick- vice. ation Allies Refuge. The ters for Disease Control second hand store in the Fairfax district of Los enpox. Friday’s ight was “an important milestone as operation has broad back- and Prevention is consid- Angeles. The internal documents ering, according to internal also cite studies from Can- we continue to ful ll our ing from Republican and documents obtained by the vaccination. Noted under shows that breakthrough ada, Singapore and Scot- promise to the thousands Democratic lawmakers Washington Post. communications: “Acknowl- infections may be as trans- land showing that the delta of Afghan nationals who and from veterans groups. The documents appear to edge the war has changed.” missible as those in unvac- variant may pose a greater served shoulder-to-shoul- Supporters cite repeated be talking points for CDC In recommending that cinated people. They cited a risk for hospitalization, in- der with American troops instances of Taliban forc- staff to use in explaining the vaccinated people resume large recent outbreak among tensive care treatment and and diplomats over the es targeting Afghans who dangers of the delta variant wearing masks indoors in vaccinated individuals in the death than the alpha vari- last 20 years in Afghani- worked with Americans or and “breakthrough” infec- virus hot spots, the CDC this Cape Cod town of Province- ant, rst detected in the stan,” Biden said. He said with the Afghan govern- tions that can occur after week said that new evidence town, Mass., among others, United Kingdom. he wanted to honor the ment.

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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 Online relationship blossoms for older woman DEAR ABBY: Two friend, “Ryder.” He’s ex- years ago, I met a won- Dear Abby is written by Abigail tremely easy on the eyes, derful man online. He’s Van Buren, also known as Jeanne so much so that even from Wales in the U.K. strangers comment on He’s 21 years younger Phillips, and was founded by her how handsome he is. than I am, so, naturally, mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact Sometimes we nap to- I’m cautious about how Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. gether and take turns be- our relationship will hold Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. ing the big spoon. Occa- up through the years. sionally, he will put his (He’s 42; I’m 63.) tongue in my ear, and I He says I am every- think it’s cute. My hus- shine my sister. How can thing he’s dreamed of, because he may not ac- band is OK with it and and more. He’s nonjudg- tually be the person he I correct this when it shows no signs of jealou- mental, kind, sweet and is representing himself happens without sham- sy. I’m pretty sure my very witty. His intelli- to be, and women in ing the person? feelings are reciprocated gence amazes me. I love because when Ryder your situation have EMBARRASSED and respect him more looks at me with those than any person I have been taken advantage IN AURORA of. This man may be big brown eyes, it’s as ever known. Is it possible though he is shooting to have a long-lasting re- married. Because of DEAR EMBAR- love daggers my way, and lationship when there is this, you should never RASSED: Make a list he winks at me often. this kind of age differ- send him money, even of things your sister Next week my husband ence? if it’s only a “temporary does better than you in and I are having eye ex- ams. Would it be too FOUND MR. loan.” her capacity as wor- DEAR ABBY: My sis- ship leader. Then re- much to ask him to get WONDERFUL ter is the worship leader colored contacts to match at our church, but I some- spond to the compli- our German shepherd? DEAR FOUND: It is times ll in for her. When ment by saying, possible, but it is un- I do, I receive a lot of “Thanks for the kind DIANA IN usual. If you know this compliments in the form words, but my sister is CALIFORNIA person only online, I of comparing the two of better than I am at ...”, us. For example, “Your DEAR DIANA: That’s caution you to get to and mention several of know him, his family sister is great, but I like a doggone good question. them. Since your husband and his friends IN it better when you sing.” It makes me uncomfort- DEAR ABBY: I have hasn’t objected to the PERSON before mak- able because I want us been married for 22 years spooning and the licking, ing any formal com- both to do well in life. I but I have a strong affec- I’m sure he would fur- mitments. I say this have no desire to out- tion for my male best give you. BRIDGE

Make them an offer they must accept We all know the famous line trick two, but West felt the hairs rise from “The Godfather” about making on the back of his neck. He won with someone an offer he cannot refuse. the ace and returned his heart ve. In today’s deal, South, like the bad Declarer drew the last trump before guys in that movie, can make his op- playing a spade toward dummy’s ponent an offer it does him no good jack. However, East, after capturing to refuse. What is that offer? the jack with his king, shifted to North had a rotten rebid problem. the diamond jack. South took the Three clubs would have been a dou- nesse, but it lost. Back came a ble negative, showing 0-3 points. He diamond. South ran all his trumps, did not like three diamonds with a but East clung to his three remaining seven-high suit. So he compromised spades, leaving declarer with four with two no-trump. What would you losers: two spades, one heart and have done? one diamond. West would have done best to lead The kibitzer aimed in on the right the ace and another trump, but un- play. At trick two, South should shoot derstandably he selected the club the spade queen from his hand. jack: queen, ace, ruff. If East wins with the king, dummy’s Declarer could see 10 tricks (two jack becomes the entry to the club spades, six hearts, one diamond and winner. If East ducks instead, South one club), but how could he reach cashes the spade ace, ruffs a spade the dummy to cash the club king? in the dummy and collects the club South red off the heart eight at king. SATURDAY JULY 31, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV JULY 31, 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 SATURDAY SUNDAY BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Escape to the Cha- Secrets of Royal Unforgotten on Professor T Hostage Antiques Stories- ADD and Loving It?! 8 p.m. 7 p.m. ^ PBS teau: DIY Travel Masterpiece situation. R’dshow Stage NBC NBC WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! Magnum P.I. 48 Hours 48 Hours News Phantom In Touch NCIS: New Orleans 2020 Tokyo Olympics 2020 Tokyo Olympics $ CBS Fortune Gourmet “See You Soon” Expect to see an American on the podi- With Usain Bolt retired from Olympic WCVB News- Chronicle America’s Funniest Shark Tank The Good Doctor News- Soledad Celebrity Nightwatch “Freak % ABC Center 5 Home Videos “Dr. Ted” Center 5 O’Brien Page (N) Show” um tonight in swimming, where Simone competition, the title of “Fastest Man Manuel gures to vie for gold in the wom- WBTS The Ten Olympic 2020 Tokyo Olympics Beach Volleyball, Track and Field, Swimming. Beach News 2020 Tokyo Olympics in the World” is up for grabs and it may * NBC (N) Zone volleyball, track and field. (N) at 11 en’s 50m freestyle. In track and eld, be decided tonight in the men’s 100m WFXT Entertainment Boxing PBC Fight Night: Michael Coffie vs. Boston Sports Game of Talents Just for This- Boston the women’s 100m dash was Sha’Carri sprint, in which Americans Noah Lyles 9 FOX Tonight (N) Jonathan Rice. (N) News Wrap Laughs Minute News Richardson’s gold to lose before her sus- and Trayvon Bromell gure to vie for po- WUTF (5:30) ›› “The Core” (2003) ››‡ Now You See Me (2013, Comedia-Drama) Jesse Programa Floor ›› Falcon Rising (2014, Ac- = UMA Aaron Eckhart, Hilary Swank. Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo, Woody Harrelson. Police ción) Michael Jai White. pension for a banned substance, leaving dium space. Also seeking hardware are Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce of Jamaica as WSBK MLS Soccer: Revolution at Friends ›‡ Money Train (1995, Action) Wesley Seinfeld Seinfeld Three Three Three divers in the women’s springboard nal, F MNT Red Bulls Snipes, Woody Harrelson. Stooges Stooges Stooges the favorite. 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But as thousands as the capital hosts the for those requiring oxygen of people wait for hospital Olympics. while waiting for hospital beds, the treatment may Prime Minister Yoshi- beds. be too late for many, ex- hide Suga declared an Nationwide, Japan perts say. emergency in Saitama, Suga, who has faced Kanagawa and Chiba, reported 10,687 cas- near Tokyo, as well as in es Thursday, exceeding criticism for insisting on the western city of Osa- 10,000 for the rst time. hosting the Olympics de- ka, effective Monday until It has recorded 15,166 fa- spite widespread health Aug. 31. Emergency mea- talities from COVID-19, concerns, said the recent sures already in place in including 2,288 in Tokyo, upsurge is not linked to Tokyo and the southern since the pandemic began. the Games. He pledged to island of Okinawa will be The emergency mea- accelerate inoculations of extended until the end of sures focus on shortened younger people who are August, after the Olym- hours and an alcohol ban increasingly becoming in- at eateries and karaoke fected. pics and well into the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Paralympics which start bars, but have become less But holding the Olym- Aug. 24. People walk along a pedestrian crossing Friday, July 30, 2021, in Tokyo, effective because people pics "sends a conicting The upsurge in cases in as Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga expanded a coronavirus are only requested to re- message when people are Tokyo despite more than state of emergency to four more areas in addition to Tokyo following main and work at home. being asked to limit their two weeks of emergen- record spikes in infections as the capital hosts the Olympics. Many have been defying activities," Tetsuya Shio- the measures as they be- kawa, an opposition Jap- cy measures is raising on Friday. The cases have emergency. If the spike people nationwide and doubts that they can effec- come tired of restrictions. anese Communist Party doubled since last week, continues at the current 88 per 100,000 in Tokyo, tively slow infections. Suga said his key strat- lawmaker, said in parlia- although of cials say the pace with the spread of according to the Health Five other areas, in- egy will be largely un- ment Friday. cluding Hokkaido, Kyoto, surge is unrelated to the the more contagious delta Ministry. This compares to changed — to target din- Earlier Friday, Tokyo Hyogo and Fukuoka, will Olympics. variant, Japan's medical 20.2 in the United States, ing. He said subsides will Gov. Yuriko Koike noted be placed under less-strin- "Infections are expand- system could collapse, he 42.4 in Britain and 2.9 in be paid faster to business that people in their 30s or gent emergency restric- ing in the Tokyo and west- said. India, according to data owners who cooperate, younger account for many tions. ern metropolitan areas Japan has kept its cas- from Johns Hopkins Uni- and local authorities will recent cases and urged Tokyo has reported a re- at an enormous speed es and deaths lower than versity. patrol "to increase the them to "share the sense cord increase in cases for that we have never ex- many other countries, but Of cials said 2,995 are effectiveness of the mea- of crisis" and follow basic three days in a row, includ- perienced before," Suga its seven-day rolling av- hospitalized in Tokyo, sures." Many bars and measures such as mask ing 3,865 on Thursday, be- said as he declared the erage is growing and now about half the current ca- restaurants complain they wearing and avoiding hav- fore logging another 3,300 expansion of the state of stands at 28 per 100,000 pacity of 6,000 beds, with are being unfairly target- ing parties.

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Instead, it PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS jumped from a window but asked an Islamic ideology The oil tanker linked to an Israeli billionaire reportedly came under attack off the coast of Oman was dragged back, beaten council to weigh in on the in the Arabian Sea, authorities said, as details about the incident remained few. again and nally beheaded. measure — the same coun- A childhood friend has been cil that previously said it charged with her killing. was OK for a husband to The gruesome death last beat his wife. Ship tied to Israeli billionaire week in an upscale neigh- Data collected from do- borhood of the Pakistani mestic violence hotlines capital, Islamabad, is the across the country showed attacked off Oman, 2 killed latest in a series of attacks a 200 percent increase in on women in Pakistan, domestic violence between the scene following the at- Maritime, part of Israeli said the attack occurred. By Jon Gambrell where rights activists say January and March last ASSOCIATED PRESS tack and was escorting the billionaire Eyal Ofer's Zo- However, the last signal the such gender-based assaults year, according to a Hu- tanker to a safe harbor, a diac Group, said the attack ship sent came early Friday are on the rise as the coun- DUBAI, United Arab London-based ship man- killed two crew members, man Rights Watch report morning. try barrels toward greater Emirates — An attack on agement company said Fri- one from the United King- Zodiac Maritime de- released earlier this year. an oil tanker linked to an religious extremism. day. dom and the other from scribed the Mercer Street's The numbers were even Israeli billionaire killed two Mukadam was the daugh- The assault represented Romania. It did not name owners as Japanese, with- worse after March, when crew members off Oman in ter of a diplomat, and her the worst-known maritime them, nor did it describe out naming them. Shipping COVID-19 lockdowns be- the Arabian Sea, authori- status as a member of the violence so far in regional what happened in the as- authority Lloyd's List iden- gan, according to the report. ties said Friday, marking country's elite has shone attacks on shipping since sault. It said it believed ti ed the vessel's ultimate In 2020, Pakistan was the rst fatalities after a spotlight on the relent- 2019. The U.S., Israel and no other crew members on owner as Taihei Kaiun Co., near the bottom of the years of assaults targeting less and growing violence others have blamed the at- board were harmed. which belongs to the To- World Economic Forum's shipping in the region. tacks on Iran amid the un- The U.K. government lat- against women in Pakistan, global gender index, coming No one immediately kyo-based Nippon Yusen raveling of Tehran's nucle- er con rmed that a British Group. said prominent rights activ- in at 153 of 156 countries, claimed responsibility for ar deal with world powers. national "has died following Late Friday, Zodiac Mar- ist Tahira Abdullah. But the ahead of only Iraq, Yemen the Thursday night raid on Iran now appears poised to an incident on a tanker off majority of women who are and Afghanistan, which the Liberian-agged tanker itime said the tanker was take an even tougher ap- the coast of Oman." victims of such violence are held the last spot despite Mercer Street. However, a sailing under the control of proach with the West as the The statement from Zo- among the country's poor billions of dollars spent and U.S. of cial said it appears her crew "to a safe location country prepares to inaugu- diac Maritime said that and middle classes, and 20 years of international a so-called suicide drone rate a hard-line protégé of "at the time of the incident with a U.S. naval escort." their deaths are often not attention on gender issues was used in the attack, Supreme Leader Ayatollah the vessel was in the north- The company did not elab- reported or, when they are, there. raising the possibility that Ali Khamenei as president ern Indian Ocean, travel- orate. The U.S. Navy's 5th often ignored. a government or a militia next week. ing from Dar es Salaam Fleet, which patrols the Many of the attacks in Pa- group was behind it. With- The attack on Thursday to Fujairah with no cargo Mideast, did not respond to "I could give you a list lon- kistan are so-called honor out providing any evidence, night targeted the tanker onboard," naming ports in a request for comment. ger than my arm, only in killings, where the perpe- an Israeli security of cial just northeast of the Oma- Tanzania and the United British military's United one week" of attacks against trator is a brother, father said that Israel believes ni island of Masirah, over Arab Emirates. Kingdom Maritime Trade women, said Abdullah. "The or other male relative. Each Iran was behind the attack 300 kilometers (185 miles) Satellite tracking data Operations said an investi- epidemic of sexual crimes year, more than 1,000 wom- on the ship, citing similar southeast of Oman's capi- from MarineTraf c.com gation was underway into and violence against wom- en are killed in this way, attacks in the past. tal, Muscat. showed the vessel had been the attack and that coali- en in Pakistan is a silent many of them unreported, The U.S. Navy rushed to London-based Zodiac near where British of cials tion forces were taking part. epidemic. No one sees it. No say human rights workers.

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BRISTOW ST $725,000 $665,000 B: Constitution Prop LLC S: Taaseen LLC $580,000 B: Charles Papele & Katherine 36 WAVERLY ST B: Olanrewaju Anam & Sheena S: Lauretta M Silva & Robert J B: Wilson V Sucuquij Papele $395,000 Giordano Silva 50 NORTHEY ST U:50 S: Guillermo Correa & Gloria S: Robin L Mclaughlin & Michael B: Ronny S Castillo-Vasquez S: Ronald A Petrucci Jr & Hilary $545,000 Nieves S OKeefe S: Annmarie Hannon R Whelan 4 RAVENWOOD RD B: Katy VanKirk $675,000 S: Gianna Degiulio 15 HILLSIDE AVE 15 SHERIDAN RD LYNNFIELD PEABODY B: Gilmar P Fagundes $475,000 $860,000 S: Alyssa A Dimaria & Peter J 18 PHELPS ST U:1 B: Stephen Cangemi & Courtney B: Andrea Amour Tr, Tr for Amour 24 ASHWOOD RD 5 BENEVENTO CIR Dimaria $410,000 M Chernikoff FT $539,900 $875,000 B: Frank S Li S: Joyce Ripianzi Tr, Tr for Glionna S: Wanda Maldonado & B: Robert Skane & Tyavanna B: Lisa A Gendreau & Roland G 7 ROCKDALE AVE S: 16-18 Phelps Street LLC Family IRT 2012 Christopher Zanni Skane Gendreau $450,000 S: 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