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Tomorrow’s weather Lieutenant governor in Rome to help cut ribbon at Orgill and Cold Point; tour additional projects sponsored by BY NICOLE A. HAWLEY came another downfall with the closing of Staff writer Griffi ss Air Force Base in 1995. “All roads lead to Rome.” “I tell you this history today because it’s In an address to company and local part of a great future,” said Hochul, adding offi cials, Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul shared that working hard is “in the blood” of local the history of Rome and Griffi ss Air Force workers who will be loyal to their employ- base in order to recognize the growth and ers. “… There are still better days ahead. new life created as more businesses con- As they say, ‘Rome was not built in a day,’ 1149 Erie Blvd. W. • 315–709–9096 tinue to come make Griffi ss Business and but you can say” this distribution center More weather on page 5 Technology Park home. “was basically done in a day, and it’s the “This is an exciting day and thanks for best pandemic story I’ve heard yet.” Saturday — Mostly sunny. having faith in us,” said Hochul as she Back in 2019 when Orgill announced Highs in the lower 70s. West addressed representatives of Orgill. it would make a home in Rome, it was winds 5 to 10 mph with gusts The lieutenant governor was among anticipated that at minimum, around 225 up to 20 mph. Saturday night dignitaries for the offi cial ribbon cutting new jobs would be created for the region. — Partly cloudy with a 50% ceremony and Rome Area Chamber of Today, company offi cials said that number chance of showers. Lows in Commerce First Dollar of Profi t Award will increase to around 300. the mid 50s. presentation at Orgill, Inc. Distribution Orgill, Inc. President and CEO Boy- center located at 1 Atlas Drive on Thurs- den Moore commended Vice-president day morning. NEW FACILITY UNVEILED — Cold Point St., part of the former Rome Cable brownfi eld of Northeast Distribution Mark Scanlon Despite the odds and challenges pre- for assembling a “great team,” in Rome, Briefly sented during the construction phase as President Steve Schreppel, center, speaks during site. In the background are: Shawna Papale, of a ribbon-cutting ceremony as Lt. Gov. Kathy Mohawk Valley EDGE; Oneida County Executive with the number of company vendors and the COVID-19 pandemic struck soon after customers continuing to grow. Griffo asks feds groundbreaking, Orgill nonetheless man- Hochul, right, looks on at the ribbon cutting cere- Anthony J. Picente Jr., and Rome Mayor Jacque- mony of the company’s new facility at 510 Henry (Sentinel photo by John Clifford) Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo opened aged to construct and open their state- line M. Izzo. remarks by noting the “interesting nego- for more COPS of-the-art facility six months ahead of tiations” that took place in order to bring funding with letter their projected opening date last month. In her remarks, Hochul went on to residents helped build the Empire State Orgill to Rome and get the company up The facility located across Route 825 identify Rome and the central New York with the building of the Erie Canal and to president and running ahead of schedule during the from the Wingate by Wyndham, occu- region as a solid contributor to the state’s the businesses that grew along it as a pandemic. State Sen. Joseph A. Griffo, pies 776,000-square-feet, with another economy that is overcoming an economic result. Manufacturing jobs were pivotal R-47, Rome, has written a let- 250,000-square feet of exterior storage downturn through teamwork. She noted in helping to lift the area out of the Great ■ CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 ter to President Joseph Biden space. through the region’s history how area Depression and into World War II. Then Economic development and Congress urging for more federal funds for the Commu- nity Oriented Policing Ser- vices program. Councilors The COPS program was established in 1994 with the passage of the Violent Crimi- discuss nal Control and Law Enforce- ment Act and is intended to enhance public safety legislation for through the implementation of community policing strat- egies. Griffo, R-47, Rome, historic district said that COPS received BY NICOLE A. HAWLEY upwards of $1 billion in Staff writer funds throughout the 1990s, but the amount per year has Updates on legislation meant to deem decreased recently, with only Erie Canal Village property as an “his- $386 million earmarked for toric district” so that it may reopen as 2021. President Biden then a museum and tourist destination was increased the amount to $651 discussed during Wednesday’s Common million for 2022, Griffo said. Council meeting. During councilor reports, Third Ward In his letter, Griffo asked Councilor Kimberly Rogers started com- for the President and Con- ments by thanking Rome Historical Soci- gress to increase that amount ety — RHS Trustee Bobbie O’Brien and going forward due to an Executive Director Arthur L. Simmons increase in reported crimes III — who “spent a lot of time at ECV last across New York. week,” along with owner Rick Rios, of Brea, Calif., who was in town for about a week. During that time period, RHS helped FUN FEEDING — Three-year-old William Field, of Alder Creek, chuckles William’s fi rst time at a fair and his fi rst close encounter with a food-loving the city by identifying and categorizing in the arms of his mom, Tanya Field, as he feeds one of the two camels camel. artifacts still on the ECV property to on display at the Boonville-Oneida County Fair petting zoo. The event was (Sentinel photos by John Clifford) determine what was not only salvage- Facebook: able, but what items had clear title and https://www.facebook.com/ belonged to the city. RomeDailySentinel RHS “is an organization with vested Twitter: interest in preserving history, and they are @RomeSentinel working with the city to secure artifacts and separate them from others” in the Web: RomeSentinel.com collection, Rogers said. “The mayor is Email: [email protected] working with Mr. Simmons so we can get Phone: 315–337–4000 artifacts off site and into another building the city owns. So this is an exciting time — we’re fi nally putting this behind us and we’re fi nally able to have those artifacts.” Inside As for a zoning update on the Rome- New London Road property, Rogers said Stocks ...... 5 she and Sixth Ward Councilor Riccardo Editorial ...... 6 D. Dursi Jr. attended a public information session opened by Rios on July 17 where Comics ...... 7 he shared his plans for the ECV property. Sports ...... 9-11 Concerning proposed legislation that Family, Movies ...... 12-13 would allow the ECV property to reside in Classified ...... 14-15 an historic district so that it may reopen as a museum, Rogers said, “I am forward- ing all of you information on the fi nal draft now,” including a map from Deputy Direc- tor of Community and Economic Devel- opment Matthew Andrews, “that identifi es the property description and we’ll get FIRING OFF THE LINE — Derek Hawkins, of Ava, catches some air CHEERING HIM ON — Alissa Tuthill holds 1-year-old Lincoln Hawkins that on the agenda for the next council with his front tires of his Minneapolis Moline as he charges off the start as his dad — and Tuthill’s stepson — Derek Hawkins competes in the line during the tractor pull competition at the Boonville-Oneida County Fair tractor pull competition at the Boonville-Oneida County Fair on Thursday. ■ CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 on Thursday. 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CONVEYOR BELTS — Workers at the Orgill Distribution Center, 1 Atlas Drive, company and local officials held a ribbon cutting ceremony at the site on Thurs- Deputies: Man of threatened in the Griffiss Business and Technology Park, are hard at work below a large day. network of conveyor systems inside the new 778,800-square foot facility. The (Sentinel photo by Peter Franchell) woman with gun then fled TOWN OF VERONA — A woman’s home unlawfully and Economic development efforts on display Rome man is facing multiple fel- forcefully stole property from ■ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 ony charges her. after law When deputies arrived and “It’s really fun to see the final the area’s history as the Carry- enforcement attempted to take Ruggerio into product and how this facility ing Place in pre-colonial times; officials said custody, authorities said he fled has turned out,” said Izzo. “We • The renovated Capitol Theatre, he threatened from the scene on foot. Depu- couldn’t be more proud. This is 220 W. Dominick St., which has a woman with ties pursued, and authorities said the second distribution center to been brought back to its origi- a gun and stole Ruggerio struck one of the depu- make a home at Griffiss Park, so nal luster of the late 1920s, as her property ties in the head. this is quite an historic event.” it anchors the Downtown Revi- Wednesday Both Ruggerio and the deputy She said, “More jobs are com- talization Initiative’s efforts to afternoon. were taken to local hospitals for ing, and that says the distribution create a thriving art and cultur- Authorities RUGGERIO treatment. center is performing well.” al area; and said Joseph Ruggerio is charged with County Executive Anthony Ruggerio, 37, also injured a sher- one count each of second-de- J. Picente Jr. remarked how he • The new home of the Cold Point iff’s deputy who was trying to gree assault, third-degree rob- would pass the empty site where Corporation, 510 Henry St., take him into custody. bery, second-degree burglary, Orgill now sits each day while where she made an advanced Deputies said Ruggerio went second-degree possession of a traveling to work at the County manufacturing jobs announce- to a woman’s resident on Ger- weapon, fourth-degree grand lar- Office Building in Utica, and how ment, commenting on how the many Road shortly after 1 p.m. ceny, all felonies, and second-de- Orgill’s location here in Rome city’s DRI projects — funded Wednesday and threatened the gree menacing, a misdemeanor, was a significant symbol of how with $10 million from the state woman with a firearm. Deputies deputies stated. He is scheduled the city — and even county — — will help create even more said Ruggerio had entered the to appear in court. were moving forward today. BUILDING THE FUTURE — Lt. Gov. Kathleen C. Hochul addresses the crowd jobs and attract even more “…And this was something at a special ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Orgill, Inc. distribution facility businesses to the city. in Rome. In her remarks, Hochul stated there is more to come for Rome as far that happened during the pan- Like Orgill, the Cold Point Common Council as business growth and the creation of new jobs. Joining her, from left: Mayor ■ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 demic and while there was Jacqueline M. Izzo and Orgill President and CEO Boyden Moore. Corporation cut the ribbon on silence, this was going up,” (Sentinel photo by Peter Franchell) its new facility on Thursday, a meeting,” Rogers said to her fel- Nelson also mentioned that Picente said. 50,000 square-foot, $5.1 million low councilors. Rogers said she an expansion to the NAACP’s “We talked years ago about the without the partnerships we dents and the area business com- state-of-the-art manufacturing and city officials went through community focus group to now devastation that happened here” had,” he added. munity. Orgill’s investment, he facility. the zoning change with Rios include representatives of busi- when the base closed, “and we Also helping to celebrate the said, is adding to the economic The completion of the Cold and that he is aware of what’s nesses, organizations and com- said we would never look back official opening of the distri- foundation of the city and region. Point Corporation facility marks “allowed use” for the property. munity groups, and also includes on that day, that we would look bution center, was Rome Area In addition for being part of a milestone for this signature “He was pleased so we will Fifth Ward Councilor Frank R. to the next day — and we’re here. Chamber of Commerce First Vice the Orgill ribbon cutting, Hochul project from Rome’s Downtown now be at a point where the arti- Anderson. “We had our first This building shows what can Chairman John Calabrese, who was also in Rome Thursday to Revitalization Initiative plan facts” situation “will be resolved meeting on June 20 that went be done when everyone works presented a Rome necktie to tour the Downtown Revitaliza- and a strategic site identified and the zoning, so the only thing very well, and we look forward together…When people believe Boyden Moore, Orgill president tion Initiative projects with Izzo in the Erie Boulevard Brown- standing in the way of ECV being to bringing services to the com- things can be accomplished, and CEO, as well as a First Dollar with stops at: field Opportunity Area, which operational again, is to whatever munity so people can feel their that’s when things happen,” of Profit Award to Scanlon. • The 300 block of West Dom- will help to attract talent and a extent Mr. Rios deals with the voices are being heard and that the Oneida County executive In his remarks, Calabrese inick Street to tour the new 21st century workforce to down- buildings there with code vio- they matter,” she said. added. lauded the opening as a grand Art Walk with sculptures and town Rome by establishing an lations and some other issues,” Resolutions passed: Shawna Papale, chief admin- occasion for the city, its resi- benches that harken back to advanced manufacturing facility she said. “But from the city’s per- • Authorizing Mayor Jacque- istrative officer for Mohawk Val- with more than 50 employees spective, we’ve now done every- line M. Izzo to apply for a 2021 ley EDGE, recalled the guard within a five-minute walk to the thing we can do to put Mr. Rios Consolidated Funding Applica- gate once located near the Orgill downtown core, the officials in a good position to open the tion in an amount of $75,000 for site and the funding originally said. facility, and we would very much the Brownfield Opportunity Area received for the demolition of like him to do that.” West Dominick Street Art Walk old houses and buildings on the The facility will house a more At previous council meet- Phase II; base. efficient industrial layout, add at ings, Third Ward Councilor • Authorizing the mayor Today, she said that has turned least one additional manufactur- Rogers also mentioned her con- to apply for a 2021 CFA in an into an $800 million investment, ing line, double warehousing and cerns about an extension of the amount not to exceed $2,448,000 “and I can’t wait until we hit distribution capacity, and create COVID-19 Emergency Eviction for the Park Drive State Environ- $1 billion, and that will happen up to 15 additional jobs in the and Foreclosure Act of 2020 mental Facilities Green Innova- soon.” near term. that would prohibit residential tion Grant Program Woodhaven Papale noted there are about The site has been the focus and commercial evictions, fore- Complete Streets Project Phase I; 6,000 jobs located at GBTP and of major state agency partner- closure proceedings, credit dis- • Authorizing the mayor that the park, “is like a city in ships and funding assistance. crimination and negative credit to apply for a 2021 CFA in an and of itself, just like when the Empire State Development, the reporting related to the COVID- amount not to exceed $58,418 for Air Force Base was located here, City of Rome, the Department 19 pandemic until Aug. 31. the Wayfinding Phase II Project, and it’s a wonderful place to be.” of Environmental Conservation, The legislation was intended with a local match of at least Scanlon, vice-president of Rome Industrial Development to protect tenants and home- $19,472; Northeast distribution for Orgill, Corporation, National Grid, and owners from the economic hard- • Authorizing the mayor to lauded support from local offi- Rome Community Brownfield ship incurred as a result of the apply for a 2021 CFA in the cials for helping the company Restoration Corporation part- COVID-19 pandemic at a critical amount not to exceed $268,750 accelerate its project. STEPPING BACK IN TIME — Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul, with Mayor Jacqueline nered in 2008-2009 to complete time in the pandemic’s trajec- to fund the Rome Terminal Build- M. Izzo and state Sen. Joseph A. Griffo, R-47, Rome, tour the lobby of the refur- “We’re proud to be part of the a $3 million brownfield remedia- tory as the state begins to lift ing Phase 2 Restroom an ADA Rome community and New York bished Capitol Theatre, 220 W. Dominick St., during Hochul’s tour of the city on tion and restoration effort on the Wednesday. The lieutenant governor was on hand to help mark a pair of ribbon restrictions on public gatherings Upgrades Project at Bellamy State,” said Scanlon. Rome Cable Complex 3 site. and businesses, according to the Harbor Park. “This facility could not have cuttings as well as see first-hand progress on the city’s $10 million Downtown Cold Point Corporation was governor’s office. • Authorization to set up a been built in the timeline it was Revitalization Initiative. (Sentinel photo by John Clifford) awarded a $900,000 DRI grant Rogers said draft legislation to special account and accept through Rome’s $10 million DRI address codes issues in the city an award of $11,440 for Rome and $300,000 in Excelsior Jobs was presented to Police Chief Police Department from the state tax credits from Empire State Kevin C. Beach and Public Safety Governor’s Traffic Safety Com- Development for a commitment Commissioner Frank Retrosi Jr. mittee to participate in “Police Be Careful When a Business to retain 37 employees and cre- who made “a couple comments Traffic Services.” ate 24 new jobs. Cold Point Cor- on things they thought should be • Accepting $1,000 donation poration identified the need for a included, and we incorporated from Cazenovia Equipment Co. Offers You Something for “FREE”… new facility to facilitate growth those” into the draft proposed Ordinances passed: and the addition of a new man- legislation, “and now we will • Authorizing mayor to enter ufacturing line and warehouse send the draft to everybody.” into a rehabilitation agreement space. During the public comment and approve the sale of a city- portion of the meeting, Rome The new facility, in concert owned parcel at 902 Oakwood St. IT USUALLY ISN’T. Chapter NAACP President Jac- for $6,000 to Anthony Ayala; with other DRI funded projects queline Nelson requested an • Authorizing the mayor to such as a distinctive downtown update on the city’s acquisition enter into a rehabilitation agree- branding and way finding pro- of police body cameras. She said ment and approve the sale of a grams and dynamic new civic during her last attendance of a Windows • Doors • Patio Doors parcel located at 904 Oakwood spaces, will transform Down- Common Council meeting on St. for $4,000 to Anthony Ayala; Windows that tilt for easy cleaning! town Rome into a destination for June 23, she also asked council- a diverse range of small business, ors if they had any ideas on how • Authorizing the mayor to entertainment and restaurant to address community members approve the sale of a city-owned uses, officials said. who feel disenfranchised and parcel on Taft Avenue for $1,000 Sh Get a quote When DCI and Brownfield like they are not truly part of the to St. Peter’s Church; from… projects are completed, “People community. 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Achievements St. Luke’s Campus receives stroke center designation Agency seeks UTICA – The Mohawk Valley “Achieving certifi cation shows RFA JROTC scholar Health System has announced commitment to excellence,” says participants for that its St. Luke’s Campus has Patrick Horine, President of receives Bronze Medal received certification from DNV Healthcare USA Inc. “And it Jon Interview The Fort Stanwix Chapter of the DNV as a comprehensive helps demonstrate to your com- the National Society Daughters stroke center, refl ecting the high- munity that you are performing Skills Training of the American Revolution has est level of competence for treat- at the highest level.” UTICA — Empowered presented the Bronze ROTC ment of serious stroke events. Comprehensive stroke cen- Pathways is seeking partic- Medal to Sasha Feliciano at MVHS becomes only the seventh ters are often among the largest ipants for a comprehensive Rome Free Academy. Comprehensive Stroke Center and best-equipped hospitals in Job Interview Skills Training The DAR began awarding in Upstate New York and the a given geographical area that program. The virtual training medals to ROTC students in 1967 only one between Syracuse and can treat any kind of stroke or will be held on Wednesday, in recognition of the ROTC as an Albany. stroke complication, the MVHS Aug. 18, from 9 a.m. until 12:30 important program that prepares DNV is a global independent announcement said. p.m., the organization has trained offi cers for service in the certifi cation, assurance and risk In a growing number of states, announced. armed forces. The ROTC medals management provider, operating stroke center certifi cation deter- The training will include are awarded to student cadets of in more than 100 countries. mines to which facility a patient preparation for phone, online, outstanding ability and achieve- “With stroke care, you must should be taken for the most and in-person interviews, ment in high school, junior col- have the best clinicians and appropriate, reimbursable care, answering tough questions, lege, college, or university ROTC resources, but also the abili- the announcement added. commonly asked questions, programs of the Army, Navy, Air ty to act organizationally with “We are so proud of our entire and actions to take after the Force and Marine Corps. Medal extreme effi ciency because of stroke team for achieving this interview. Pre-training regis- recipients are selected by the the time-critical nature of these signifi cant designation,” said tration is required and space is professors of military science events,” said Varun V. Reddy, Darlene Stromstad, president/ limited, organizers said. and the principals of the school. MBBS, MVHS Stroke and Neu- CEO of MVHS. To register or for more Recipients must have demon- STROKE CENTER DESIGNATION — The Mohawk Valley Health System roendovascular Surgery director. announced Thursday that the Stroke Program at the St. Luke’s Campus has “Being a Comprehensive information, contact Amanda strated loyalty and patriotism and “This certifi cation from DNV received certifi cation from DNV as a Comprehensive Stroke Center. From left: Stroke Center means that the Fiore at info@empowered- earned a record of military and validates all the effort we have Varun V. Reddy, MBBS, MVHS Stroke and Neuroendovascular Surgery director; St. Luke’s Campus of MVHS pro- pathwayscny.org or by phone scholastic achievement during put into this program to ensure Jennifer Hurd, RN, MVHS Stroke Program clinical coordinator; and Scott S. vides the same level of advanced at 315-724-1718 ext. 104. their participation in an ROTC the health and safety of our Brehaut, MD, MVHS Neurocritical Care director. (Photo submitted) stroke care that can be found The mission of Empowered program. Students must be in patients,” Reddy added. in many larger cities and health Pathways is to help people the upper 25% of their classes in The DNV Comprehensive the American Stroke Associa- sis, treatment, rehabilitation and systems across the country. And create self-directed solutions ROTC and in academic subjects. Stroke Center Certifi cation is tion, and affi rms that the medical education – and establishes clear we care doing this right here in and move forward with their They must have shown qualities based on standards set forth by center addresses the full spec- metrics to evaluate outcomes, our community. It is truly impres- lives through education, advo- of dependability and good char- the Brain Attack Coalition and trum of stroke care – diagno- the MVHS announcement adds. sive,” Stromstad added. cacy, and empowerment. acter, adherence to military dis- cipline, leadership ability, and a fundamental and patriotic under- Medical episode standing of the importance of Funeral Notices ROTC training, according to the leads to accident DAR announcement. ADLE — Donald J. Adle Sr., al Boxing Hall of Fame, 360 N. LARSEN — Donald F. Larsen, hours. Arrangements by Barry 80, of Oneida, on July 24, 2021. Peterboro St., Canastota. Jr., 62, of Rome, on July 26, 2021. Funeral Home, 807 W. Chestnut TOWN OF STEUBEN — A Local woman receives No calling hours or services. HARTMAN — Donald L. Hart- Services 2 p.m. Saturday at St. 37-year-old woman was hospi- Burial at a later date in the Onei- man, 79, of Rome, on July 21, Nunn and Harper Funeral Home, SCHLICHER — Karen M. talized after a medical episode master’s degree da Valley Cemetery. Arrange- 2021. 418 N. George St. Calling hours (Campbell) Schlicher, 77, on July caused her to pass out behind ATLANTA, Ga. — Sarah ments by Campbell-Dean Funer- Services 11 a.m. Saturday at noon-2 p.m. Saturday. 26, 2021. the wheel on Route 12 in Steuben Appleton, of Utica, was among al Home, Oneida. St. Peter’s Church. Burial West- LUNDRIGAN — Sharon L. Services 3 p.m. Monday at Wednesday evening. students who received degrees BARRIGER — James E. “Jim” ernville Cemetery. Calling hours “Shari” Lundrigan, 65, of Camil- St Mary’s Cemetery. No calling Sheriff’s deputies said Eliza- from Georgia State University Barriger, 71, of Oneida, on July 4-7 p.m. today at Barry Funeral lus, on July 25, 2021. hours. Arrangements by Nunn beth Griffi th, of Holland Patent, recently. 24, 2021. Home, 807 W. Chestnut St. Private services. Calling hours and Harper Funeral Home, 418 was southbound on Route 12 at Appleton earned a master’s Services 3 p.m. today at the KIMBALL — Arthur K. “Skip” 4-8 p.m. today at the LaRobar- N. George St. about 6:45 p.m. when she expe- degree, majoring in exercise Ironside Funeral Home, 342 Kimball, 84, of North Bay, on July diere Funeral Home, 109 Main Contributions to the American rienced a medical event and lost science. Main St., Oneida. Calling hours 23, 2021. St. Camden. Cancer Society or any Dementia consciousness. Deputies said her 1-3 p.m. today. Contributions to Services 1 p.m. Saturday at the Contributions to Crouse Hos- research organization. 2015 Ford Fusion left the road- Oneida Health Foundation, 321 Ironside Funeral Home, 342 Main pital Foundation Little Fighters SUTHERLAND — William way and hit a billboard on the

Clinton man earns Genesee St., Oneida. St., Oneida. Burial McConnells- Club, 736 Irving Avenue, Syra- “Bill” Sutherland 57, of Rome, on western shoulder, then came to degree from Lehigh GOTTI — Florence S. Gotti, ville Cemetery. Calling hours 10 cuse, NY 13210; or www.crouse. July 27, 2021. Arrangements by rest down an embankment. Grif- 92, of Ohio, formerly of Rome, on a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday org/give/foundation/giving/little- Owens-Pavlot & Rogers Funeral fi th was treated at St. Elizabeth University Jan. 12, 2021. Contributions to the Abraham fi ghters. Service, Clinton, are incomplete. Medical Center in Utica, author- BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Dominic Services 1 p.m. today at St. House, 417 N. Washington St., OAKES — Donald K. Oakes, THROOP — Lucille Elizabeth ities said. No tickets were issued. Pascucci, of Clinton, has earned John’s Cemetery. No calling Rome, NY, 13440; or Hospice and Sr., 72 of Camden, on July 27, Juergens Jones Throop, 101¦½, of a bachelor’s degree with honors hours. Arrangements by the Palliative Care, Inc, 4277 Middle 2021. Niskayuna, formerly of Rome, on Clinton woman on from Lehigh University, the uni- Bottini Funeral Home, 120 W. Settlement Rd, New Hartford, Services 1 p.m. Saturday at July 18, 2021. versity announced. Embargo St. NY, 13413. Fish Creek Landing Cemetery. Services 11 a.m. Nov. 27 in the dean’s list at Tufts Pascucci, who majored in GRAGO — James L. Grago, KRIEDMANN — Paul Kried- Calling hours 9 a.m. - noon Sat- First Presbyterian Church. Pri- MEDFORD, Mass. — Erica chemical engineering, received 93, of Canastota, on July 24, 2021. mann, 64, of Syracuse, on July urday at LaRobardiere Funeral vate burial Evergreen Cemetery. Yox, of Clinton, has been named his degree during commence- Private services. Arrange- 20, 2021. Home, 109 Main St., Camden. 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MULITPLE POSITIONS...... TBD ...... NEWHARTFORDSCHOOLS.ORG/PAGE/2555 PAGE 4 DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 2021 Open Farm Day highlights way of life, Public Safety Logs Mutual aid log bounty of products in Madison County Wednesday • 3:29 p.m. West Leyden, BY CHARLES PRITCHARD room that produces small-batch, • 7:21 a.m. Cleveland, Orchard accident/injury. Staff writer hand-crafted distilled spirits fea- Drive, Vienna, wires down. • 5:13 p.m. Verona and Vineall MORRISVILLE — Open Farm turing locally grown ingredients. • 7:32 a.m. Holland Patent and Ambulance, Route 365, Day is back this year, and the For information, visit www.old- STaR Ambulance, accident. accident/injury. public’s invited to sample some homedistillers.com or call 315- • 9:33 a.m. Clayville, Herkimer • 5:51 p.m. Westmoreland and of what Madison County farms 837-4123. County, mutual aid. COCVAC Ambulance, accident. have to offer as the event kicks Red Gate Farm, 730 State • 1:28 p.m. New Hartford, • 6:38 p.m. Remsen and STaR off on Saturday, July 31, at 10 Route 12B S in Hamilton, is a Taberg Road, wires down. Ambulance, Route 12, accident. a.m. It’s a chance for farm own- grass-based dairy farm home ers to show the public just what to 150 colored breed cattle. All they do and what fresh foods the milk produced is used at Fire log they can find in their own back- Kriemhild Dairy Farms Cream- Wednesday • 4:34 p.m. N. George, first aid. yard. ery. For information, visit www. • 3:06 a.m. W. Dominick, first aid. • 6:23 p.m. investigate. When COVID-19 hit and put a kriemhilddairy.com or call 315- • 9:17 a.m. Henderberg Road, • 6:46 p.m. Rome-Westernville stop to any plans last year, it defi- 825-5529. motor vehicle accident. Road, request for first aid. nitely hurt farmers. To that end, Kriemhild Dairy Farms — • 1:11 p.m. Cayuga St., first aid. • 7:06 p.m. N. Levitt St., alarm. 4-H Subject Educator and Open Kriemhild Kipboard and Muse- • 3:06 p.m. St. Peter’s Ave., • 7:23 p.m. N. Madison, first aid. Farm Day Organizer Tess South- um, 1093 State Route 12B S in request for first aid. • 8:57 p.m. Cottage St., first aid. ern encouraged people to buy Hamilton, features a full line of • 3:56 p.m. W. Liberty, first aid. • 11:37 p.m. N. George, first aid. from their local farms, whether FANCY BUTTERS — Butter molds are on display at Kriemhild Dairy Farms milks and butters and other local right at the source or at their and Kriemhild Kupboard and Museum in Hamilton, showcasing the dairy indus- artisan products from Madison local farmers’ market. “When try through the ages. (Photo courtesy Courtney Livecchi) County and beyond. In addition, Police log COVID-19 hit, farmers were try- tours will be offered for the Wednesday • 4:36 p.m. N. George St., assist. ing to keep their doors open churn museum, featuring early • 8:38 a.m. West Court St., • 4:40 p.m. Henry St., assist. and have those fresh, local goods butter churns, cream separators, aggravated harassment. • 4:48 p.m. Floyd Ave., assist. available,” Southern said. “They and other items related to the • 9:57 a.m. E. Bloomfield, drugs. • 5:03 p.m. Black River Blvd., never stopped working through early dairy industry. For informa- • 10:13 a.m. West Dominick St., animal. the pandemic.” tion, visit www.kriemhilddairy. counterfeiting. • 5:13 p.m. Lynch St., dispute. Ashlee Young, an administra- com or call 315-825-5529. • 10:19 a.m. property found. • 5:39 p.m. fight. tive assistant and local farmer Preston Hill Farm, located at • 11:11 a.m. Church St., dispute. • 5:59 p.m. North James St., in Canastota, said farmers have 1 Morse Road in Earlville, is an • 2:31 p.m. Park Drive Manor II, request to check welfare. retail stores, and Open Farm Day equestrian boarding, riding, and property damage. • 6:04 p.m. W. Dominick, assist. can be one of their biggest draws training facility. Riding lessons • 2:32 p.m. Race St., investigate. • 6:33 p.m. West Embargo St., of people. “So having no one are offered from beginner to • 2:37 p.m. Park Drive Manor II, counterfeiting. coming in hurt their bottom line,” advanced. In addition, $10 pony trespass. • 6:46 p.m. Fort Stanwix Park Young said. “This can be one of and horse rides will be offered • 2:48 p.m. William St., domestic. North, check welfare. the biggest selling days, especial- for Open Farm Day. For informa- • 2:54 p.m. West Embargo St., • 7:22 p.m. N. Madison, overdose. ly considering not everyone has tion, visit www.prestonhillfarm. harassment. • 7:48 p.m. West Bloomfield St., internet. Open Farm Day is a way com or call 315-264-1535. • 3:08 p.m. West Bloomfield St., report of suspicious activity. to show off your farm and your West Region request to check welfare. • 8 p.m. West Liberty St., product.” Critz Farms Brewing and • 3:16 p.m. Cherrywood Lane, abandoned call. Interim Director Larkin Cider Co., located at 3232 Rip- harassment. • 8:07 p.m. West Liberty St., Posiedlik said, at the very least, OPEN FARM DAY — Cows are lined up and ready for milking at Red Gate • 4:13 p.m. Rose Lane, domestic. property damage. Farm in Hamilton during the 2019 Open Farm Day in Madison County. pleton Road in Cazenovia, offers COVID-19 made people aware of (Photo courtesy Tess Southern) handcrafted beer and hard cider • 4:14 p.m. Black River Blvd., • 8:30 p.m. Park Drive Manor, just how much farmers do when from crops grown on the farm. report of suspicious activity. property damage. uncapping and spinning for the array of fruits and vegetables there were supply chain issues, Crops include apple,s pumpkins, • 4:22 p.m. dispute. • 9:54 p.m. W. Court, neighbors. extraction of honey. For informa- using organic growing practices and grocery store shelves were and blueberries, as well as maple • 4:22 p.m. West Dominick St., • 10:35 p.m. Park Drive manor, tion, visit www.moonbeehoney. with a specialty in hot peppers. empty. “Open Farm Day is an syrup. Tour the cider mill, sugar harassment. dispute. com or call 315-420-5913 G&M produces a line of salsas, important way to showcase just house, and sample farm-made • 4:28 pm Millbrook Road, animal • 10:36 pm N. Madison, domestic Kubecka Farms, 691 Chest- hot sauces, and jams from its everything farmers do for us in cider and beer. In addition, chil- • 4:33 p.m. North George St., • 11:39 p.m. West Dominick St., nut Ridge Road in Kirkville, is produce. For information, visit all different sectors,” Posiedlik dren can go blueberry picking, request to check welfare. report of suspicious activity. a third-generation family farm www.gandmfarms.com or call said. visit the animals, or go to the started in 1943 that grows 200 315-684-9223. A virtual Open Farm Day was playgrounds. For information, acres of vegetable crops, includ- Mosher Farms, LLC, 3241 had last year during COVID-19, visit www.critzfarms.com or call Sheriff’s log ing corn, tomatoes, and potatoes. Fargo Road in Bouckville, sells with Madison County Cornell 315-622-3355. Wednesday accident/injury. Cooperative Extension employ- In addition, Kubecka Farms has a a variety of seasonal fresh pro- Empire Buffalo, LLC, 1351 • 12:28 a.m. Camden, alarm. • 5:18 p.m. Hulser Road, Trenton, ees holding a video tour of nine roadside market with fresh fruit duce, including peas, sweet corn, • 3:20 a.m. Route 365, Verona, domestic. farms in the area. Southern said and vegetables. For information, cabbage, green beans, and offers Falls Road in Fenner, is a small- scale bison farm that sells bison dispute. • 5:19 p.m. Verona, animal. with pandemic restrictions less- call 315-687-5103. u-pick strawberries and raspber- • 5:50 a.m. animal. • 5:51 p.m. Westmoreland, ened, farmers have been happy Durfee Family Farm and Tus- ries available when in season. meat frozen by the retail cut. Fenceline tours and meat for pur- • 7:32 a.m. Holland Patent, accident. to be able to open their doors to carora Dairy, 902 Tuscarora Road For information, call 315-893- accident/injury. • 5:54 p.m. Sanger Hill Road, the public once again. in Chittenango, has been in busi- 7173. chase will be available at Open Farm Day. For information, visit • 8:26 a.m. Paris, alarm. Sangerfield, accident. “We have fewer farms than ness since 1948. Over 900 milking Whispering Pines Farm,6053 • 8:53 a.m. Rome-Taberg Road, • 5:58 p.m. Jenkins Road, normal this year, but we have a Holsteins are cared for, and tours Tiller Road in Munnsville, is a www.empirebuffalo.com or call 315-655-4429. dispute. Westmoreland, abandoned call. well-rounded group of farms,” will be given every half hour new equestrian facility offering • 9:11 a.m. Lake Shore Drive, • 6:02 p.m. Hogan Road, Vernon, Dizzy Lizzie’s Farm, 3823 Sand- Tess said. “We have 19 farms from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Visitors full care boarding that includes Vienna, neighbors. overdose. erson Road in Erieville, is a certi- this year, compared to 2018 and are asked to sign in. Farm access BEMER sessions. On top of this, • 9:17 a.m. Henderberg Road, • 6:16 p.m. Simmons Road, fied organic woman-owned farm 2019 when we had 38 farms. But is from Tuscarora Road. For they offer lessons for all levels accident. Vernon, abandoned call. established in 2013 that offers I anticipate this number will go information, call 315-687-6468. of riding and training, along with • 9:19 a.m. accident. • 6:38 p.m. Route 12, Steuben, organic produce, cut flowers, up next year. But we’re happy Salt City Harvest Farm, 449 pony parties. For information, • 10:12 a.m. River Road, Marcy, accident/injury. seed garlic, maple syrup, u-pick that these farms wanted to par- Fyler Road in Kirkville, is a com- call 607-422-8045. accident. • 7:45 p.m. accident. options for blueberries, and ticipate and show off what they munity farm with produce grown Fleur Rusee, 5011 Gill Road • 10:59 a.m. Vernon, animal. • 8:06 p.m. Park Avenue, more. For information, www. have available locally.” by New American refugee farm- in Morrisville, is a local flower • 11:56 a.m. Turin Road, Sylvan Beach, domestic. dizzylizziesfarm.com or call 315- This year, some of the new ers and includes groups from farm in Morrisville that started request to check welfare. • 8:24 p.m. Lee Valley Road, Lee, 662-7565. farms joining Open Farm Day Bhutan, Congo, Somalia, Ertrea, with 1 acre and 3,500 gladiolas. It • 1 p.m. Germany Road, Verona, domestic incident. include Drover Hill Farm in West and Burma. The farm provides now sells to florists throughout Our Farm, Peth Road in Man- domestic incident. • 8:43 p.m. Allen Road, Paris, Edmeston, Whispering Pines training for New Americans to central New York. Patrons are lius, is an award-winning agro- • 1:24 p.m. accident. domestic incident. Farm in Munnsville, and Fleur develop their own farm opera- encouraged to enjoy the garden tourism destination. Enjoy ice • 1:58 p.m. South Main St., • 8:52 p.m. Golf Course Road, Rusee in Morrisville. tion. For information, visit www. and create their own flower bou- cream sundaes with homemade Oriskany Falls, check welfare. abandoned call. Tess encouraged people to saltcityharvest.farm or call 315- quets. For more information, call rhubarb sauce, see all manner of • 2:01 p.m. Rome-Taberg Road, • 8:55 p.m. harassment. support their local farmers by 427-9208. 716-289-4987. animals, and Boris the giant tre- accident. • 9:11 p.m. Turin Road, trespass. shopping local and visiting their Foothills Flower Farm, 6262 South Region buchet launching watermelons • 2:23 p.m. Phillips Road, • 9:15 p.m. U.S. Route 20, local farmers’ markets. Perryville Road in Chittenango, Drover Hill Farm, 642 Wilcox every hour on the hour. For infor- request to check welfare. Bridgewater, domestic. Those looking to pick up a is a combination flower farm and Road in West Edmeston, is a mation, visit www.fallpumpkin- • 2:46 p.m. River Road, Marcy, • 9:20 p.m. Ann St., Boonville, passport can do so by visiting greenhouse that grows annual family-run farm dedicated to the farm.com or call 315-655-8453. harassment. abandoned call. their local Price Chopper super- and perennial flowers for fresh health and welfare of its animals, Local Roots Farm, 2869 Fen- • 3:08 p.m. Westmoreland, alarm. • 9:24 p.m. Taberg-Florence market or library. cutting. Foothills Flower Farm land, and customers. Animals are ner Road in Cazenovia, is a fam- • 3:51 p.m. accident. Road, Florence, abandoned Here’s a complete list of farms has everything needed for res- raised in natural, stress-free pas- ily farm that produces a wide • 4:11 p.m. Oswego Road, call. participating in Open Farm Day: idential and commercial land- tures and regenerative farming variety of vegetables, maple harassment. • 10:17 p.m. Willow Brook Lane, North Region scaping. For information, visit practices are followed for every- syrup, eggs from free-range hens, • 5:12 p.m. Route 365, Verona, Paris, domestic incident. Riches Apiary, 1056 Moore www.foothillsflowerfarm.com or one’s benefit. For more informa- pastured chickens, and beef, Road in Kirkville, is a local call 315-750-0016. tion, visit www.droverhillfarm. and more. The farm store will bee apiary with locally pro- East Region com or call 315-256-7626. be open all day on Open Farm State police log cessed honey, cream honey, and G&M Farms, 4637 Road Old Home Distillers, 964 Day with specials on chicken Wednesday harassment. beeswax candles. There will in Morrisville, is a small fami- Campbell Road in Lebanon, is a and beef. For information, call • 3:20 a.m. Route 365, Verona, • 5:12 p.m. Route 365, Verona, be demonstrations of honey ly-owned farm that grows a wide family-run distillery and tasting 315-655-1043. dispute. accident/injury. • 5:16 a.m. suspicious activity. • 5:14 p.m. death. SBA opens streamlined ‘forgiveness portal’ for Paycheck Protection Program • 5:50 a.m. animal. • 5:18 p.m. Hulser Road, Trenton, • 6:10 a.m. abandoned call. domestic incident. WASHINGTON, opted into the forgiveness portal. entrepreneurs are busy running tions. Borrowers needing assis- • 7:32 a.m. Holland Patent, • 5:19 p.m. Verona, animal. D.C. – The U.S. Small Business “The SBA’s new streamlined their businesses and are chal- tance or with questions can call accident. • 5:51 p.m. Westmoreland, Administration will launch a application portal will simplify lenged by an overly complicated 1-877-552-2692, Monday through • 8:26 a.m. Paris, alarm. accident. streamlined Paycheck Protection forgiveness for millions of our forgiveness process. We need to Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Lend- • 8:53 a.m. Rome-Taberg Road, • 5:54 p.m. Sanger Hill Road, Program forgiveness application smallest businesses — including deliver forgiveness more effi- ers must opt into the program dispute. Sangerfield, accident. portal to allow borrowers with many sole proprietors — who ciently so they can get back to through https://directforgive- • 9:11 a.m. Lake Shore Drive, • 5:58 p.m. Jenkins Road, PPP loans of $150,000 or less used funds from our Paycheck enlivening our Main Streets, sus- ness.sba.gov. Vienna, neighbors. Westmoreland, abandoned call. to apply for forgiveness directly Protection Program loans to sur- taining our neighborhoods and “This initiative will allow PPP • 9:17 a.m. Henderberg Road, • 6:02 p.m. Vernon, overdose. through the SBA. vive the pandemic,” said Admin- fueling our nation’s economy,” borrowers to put their concerns accident. • 6:16 p.m. Simmons Road, The portal will begin accepting istrator Isabel Casillas Guzman. Guzman added. of achieving full forgiveness • 9:19 a.m. accident. Vernon, abandoned call. applications on Wednesday, Aug. “The vast majority of busi- “The SBA is making the for- behind them and focus on oper- • 10:12 a.m. Marcy, accident. • 6:38 p.m. Route 12, Steuben, 4, from borrowers that have a nesses waiting for forgiveness giveness process more efficient ating and growing their business- • 10:53 a.m. Main Street, accident/injury. PPP loan with a lender that has have loans under $150,000. These for small businesses so they can es again,” Patrick Kelley, associ- Kirkland, dispute. • 6:55 p.m. Camden, assist. recover more fully, get back on ate administrator for SBA’s Office • 10:59 a.m. Marble Road, • 7:45 p.m. Church St., Trenton, COUPON COUPON COUPON track and grow,” said SBA Act- of Capital Access said. Vernon, animal. suspicious activity. ing Regional Administrator Ber- Overall, the SBA and lenders • 11:56 a.m. Turin Road, • 7:45 p.m. accident. nard J. Paprocki. “The largest worked to originate over 11.7 request to check welfare. • 8:06 p.m. Park Ave., Sylvan GUN SHOW segment of Paycheck Protection • 1 p.m. Germany Road, Verona, Beach, domestic incident. Quality Firearms, New, Used & Antique… New Eastcoast million loans totaling nearly $800 Program loans awaiting forgive- Knives, Swords and Military Collectibles Arms Collectors billion in relief to over 8.5 million domestic incident. • 8:24 p.m. Lee Valley Road, Lee, Associates ness in the Atlantic Region are small businesses. • 1:24 p.m. accident. domestic incident. NEACA.com • [email protected] REGULAR HOURS: $150,000 or less. Small business- In 2021: SBA approved over • 1:51 p.m. Limekiln Road, • 8:43 p.m. Paris, domestic. st st Sat. 9am–5pm es and non-profits with a PPP 6.5 million loans totaling over Whitestown, domestic. • 8:52 p.m. Golf Course Road, July 31 & August 1 Sun. 9am–3pm loan through a lender that opts $275 billion The average PPP • 1:58 p.m. South Main St., abandoned call. Admission $8 / Senior $7 into this portal will be able to loan size was approximately Oriskany Falls, check welfare. • 8:55 p.m. harassment. (Children under 14 Free with Adult) apply for forgiveness through $42,000 (compared to $101,000 • 2:01 p.m. Rome-Taberg Road, • 9:11 p.m. Turin Road, trespass. Herkimer VFW Post 4915 this easier method.” accident. • 9:15 pm Bridgewater, domestic 131 Mohawk St., Herkimer in 2020) 96% of PPP loans went • 2:23 p.m. Phillips Road, • 9:20 p.m. Ann St., Boonville, Info NEAC 518–664–9743 Officials say the new forgive- to businesses with fewer than The Public is Urged ness portal will help rush relief 20 employees (compared to 87% request to check welfare. abandoned call. to Participate to over 6.5 million smallest of in 2020) 32% of loans went to • 2:46 p.m. River Road, Marcy, • 9:24 p.m. Taberg-Florence NY Compliant Buy • Sell • Trade COUPON small businesses. The SBA also businesses in low to moderate harassment. Road, abandoned call. is standing up a PPP customer income communities (compared • 3:08 p.m. Westmoreland, alarm. • 10:04 p.m. Route 28, service team to answer questions to 24% in 2020) • 3:51 p.m. accident. Forestport, suspicious activity. COUPON $1 OFF ADMISSION and directly assist borrowers Over 600 banks have opted • 4:03 p.m. accident. • 10:17 p.m. Willow Brook Lane, with this coupon DS • 4:11 p.m. Oswego Road, Paris, domestic incident. COUPON COUPON COUPON with their forgiveness applica- into direct forgiveness. DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 2021 PAGE 5 10 new COVID cases Once fading, mask sales starting to rebound BY ANNE D’INNOCENZIO supply to industrial and consum- AP Retail Writer er outlets while continuing to in county; no new local Masks, which had started to prioritize health care workers in disappear from store shelves, the geographies seeing increased may be front and center again. COVID-19 cases and elevated deaths reported A spot check of business- hospitalization rates. There were two COVID-19 vaccine to protect themselves es and other data sources are But 3M CEO Mike Roman told deaths in New York on Wednes- and their loved ones - it’s free, showing that mask sales have analysts on Tuesday that, just day and Thursday’s statewide safe and accessible. If you hav- been rising in recent weeks as like in the past, it is “prepared to seven-day average positivity en’t already, you should get Americans worry about the surg- increase production in response rate rose to 2.17%. yours as soon as possible.” ing cases of the delta variant to COVID-19-related needs or In Oneida County, there COVID-19 of the coronavirus. Retail ana- future emergencies when need- were 10 new cases of COVID- Information Links lysts expect mask sales will get ed.” 19 on July 28, and no new In Oneida County, vaccine another jolt after the Centers for Honeywell International Inc., virus-related deaths have been appointments and walk-ins are Disease Control and Prevention another big manufacturer of N95 recorded since July 26. available at county-operated late Tuesday changed course on masks, said it “continues to pro- Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo sites. To book an appointment, some masking guidelines, rec- duce N95 masks in the U.S. to weighed in on the state’s prog- visit www.ocgov.net. ommending that even vaccinated MASK REQUIRED — A sign on the door of a hair salon informing patrons that meet the needs of frontline and ress combating COVID-19. Scheduling a vaccine people return to wearing masks masks are required to be in the business in Kansas City, Mo. Mask sales have essential workers.” “The vaccine is our stron- appointment can also be com- indoors in parts of the U.S. where been rising in recent weeks as Americans worry about the surging cases of the In light of renewed interest in gest defense against the pleted at: vaccines.gov. the cases are surging. delta variant of the coronavirus. (AP file photo) face coverings, Vanessa Gordon COVID virus, particularly the COVID-19 case numbers Sales of masks rose 24% for plans to relaunch later this week Delta variant. We don’t want and vaccination rates are the week ended Tuesday, com- ly $37 million for the week ended including Old Navy and Athleta, her website that sells masks she to go backward, we can’t go available on Oneida County’s pared to the prior week, revers- July 3. It doesn’t yet have July as well as Etsy made millions of designed and produces in India. backward and with the vac- online Dashboard at: https:// ing weekly declines since May, sales figures. dollars on masks. She launched Eastendtastelife- cine available there’s no reason bit.ly/3A85tLp according to the Adobe Digital “People were just not buying Etsy, a global online market- style.com in September 2020 why we should go backward,” The New York State Depart- Economy Index. San Francis- them — masks were really fading place for handmade goods, has with Shopify but closed it down Cuomo said in a statement. ment of Health offers state- co-based grocery delivery com- out,” said Neil Saunders, manag- seen its masks go from 14% of in January because she only sold “Talk to your doctor, avoid mis- wide information on COVID-19 pany Instacart said mask sales ing director of GlobalData Retail. gross merchandise sales in the about 50 through the site and information. Over 11 million at: https://coronavirus.health. via its online platform have He noted that even as consumers second quarter of 2020 to less another 50 through family and New Yorkers have gotten their ny.gov. increased since the Fourth of go back to buying masks, the than 3% in the first quarter of friends. She said there was too July weekend, reversing a decline mask business is still not going 2021. The company declined to much competition elsewhere. that had begun in April. And Goo- to be as big as last year during comment on mask sales trends She also realized shoppers gle reports that searches for the the height of COVID-19. But he on Wednesday, noting it’s in its weren’t wearing face coverings Congresswoman: Parents term “masks” doubled since the noted that stores face challenges quiet period ahead of its earnings as much. CDC announcement. in determining how much they release next week. Gordon says she now feels should decide if children The scenario marks a shift should order and how much they Since the onset of the pandem- confident she will quickly sell out from the past two months when should display them. ic, 3M Co. increased its annual of her inventory of 1,000 masks wear masks in school masks were getting heavily dis- “No one actually wants to go production of N95 masks four- and will produce even more. counted and were being pushed out and make another big com- fold to 2.5 billion by building “People are still getting sick WASHINGTON, D.C. — Rep. Republican congresswoman to the side on the sales floor mitment,” Saunders said. “No extra capacity. It said that global — even those who are vaccinat- Claudia L. Tenney, R-22, New added. following the CDC move to relax one knows what’s going to hap- demand reached its peak in the ed,” Gordon said. “This is shift- Hartford, called for the Centers “The CDC’s director said guidance on masks in May. Even pen.” first quarter of this year, which ing people’s mindset. I think we for Disease Controls “to reverse recently that breakthrough infec- before then, data from NielsenIQ For many stores looking to included stockpiling from gov- will be wearing masks for a long its anti-science decision rec- tions that occur in vaccinated shows that mask sales started generate sales in an overall retail ernments and hospitals. It’s now time.” ommending vaccinated Ameri- Americans can be contagious to consistently decline weekly sales slump last year, masks were seeing a deceleration in over- AP Business Writers Dee-Ann Durbin cans and K-12 students to wear only in ‘rare occasions.’ The fact since early April, going from $101 a bright spot. Most notably, Gap, all health care demand and is in Detroit and Alexandra Olson in New masks.” is vaccinated Americans are still million worth of masks to rough- along with its portfolio of brands adjusting production, increasing York contributed to this report. The move by the CDC on Tues- at significantly less risk of con- day comes in the wake of increas- tracting and spreading COVID-19. ing rising COVID-19 cases, pri- The science has also consistently marily among unvaccinated indi- demonstrated that children and Is it a good idea to co-sign for your young adult? viduals. Cases, according to CDC schools, especially elementary BY BEV O’SHEA find yourself at the Thanksgiving Why does your kid adult apply. When their name is and provided by states, are rising schools, are not significant for NerdWallet table with someone whose debt need a co-signer? on the loan, the payments you in every state, with hospitaliza- transmission,” said Tenney. If you’re the parent of a young you are paying, even though they Lenders want co-signers when make help them build credit. tions surging in states with low The CDC’s revised position adult, you may be asked to have an Instagram full of vaca- they can’t approve someone’s There are qualified yeses as vaccination rates such as Flor- was announced by Rochelle Wal- co-sign for a car loan or an apart- tion pictures and you can’t afford application on its own merits. well. Long suggests spreading ida, Arkansas, Mississippi and ensky, a physician, who is the ment lease. to travel. Decide if you can keep Reasons are typically: out responsibility as much as Missouri. Deaths are also on the director of the CDC and admin- Before you agree, know what’s financial betrayal from ruining • Little or no credit history. you can if you co-sign a lease. rise, officials said. istrator of the Agency for Toxic at stake — you could be putting your relationship. • Too little income or too much That could mean: The CDC’s new recommen- Substances and Disease Registry. your own financial security at While it has its pitfalls, co-sign- debt. • Asking for individual leases dation comes less than three Before her appointment at the risk. ing can sometimes be smart. • A history of mismanaging cred- and co-signers for roommates. months after the agency said CDC, she was the Chief of the What co-signing really means Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, CEO and it. Landlords are often willing to masks and social distancing were Division of Infectious Diseases When you co-sign, you become founder of Money Coach Uni- When co-signing for an adult do that, Long says. Co-signing no longer necessary for people at Massachusetts General Hospi- fully responsible for someone versity, co-signed for a condo child goes wrong, it’s often for only your child’s portion who have been fully vaccinated. tal and a professor of medicine else’s debt. If they don’t pay, with her daughter, now 23, four because the young adult does protects you if roommates skip Officials at the CDC said the at Harvard University’s Medical you’re on the hook. years ago. But this was no caving not pay as the parent expected, out on rent, damage property, change in guidance was driven by School. Even if they pay on time, being to puppy-eyed pleading. “It was Long says. Relationships can be etc. pure strategy,” she says, and it the delta variant’s higher trans- “This bait and switch by the a co-signer can make it hard- damaged and credit trashed. • Splitting up responsibility for missibility and new evidence CDC is a knee-jerk reaction to er for you to qualify for credit, was a family decision. Long recommends spelling out Homeownership helped her utilities. You don’t want to be from the CDC that in rare cases, political pressure from activists, because that debt is considered issues such as: on the hook for all of them. fully vaccinated individuals who not scientists. It is going to harm yours and creditors could see daughter establish in-state res- • Who will make the payments. idency and stop paying out-of- When to say no get infected with the variant can our nation’s vaccination efforts, you as overextended. If your • What to do if someone can’t state tuition. Khalfani-Cox and Khalfani-Cox says she’s gen- spread the virus just as easily as not help them. Parents know child doesn’t pay on time, you make a payment (it would her husband, Earl, covered the erally against co-signing. “Many unvaccinated people. what is best for their kids, and could suffer significant damage affect both the borrower’s and down payment and closing costs people who are seeking a co-sign- “This recent change by the children two and above should to your credit score. When you co-signer’s credit scores). CDC demonstrates once again not be forced to wear a mask as — a total of about $25,000. They er have not proved themselves as put your name on someone else’s • Whether and when the loan creditworthy or they’ve had kind that federal bureaucrats contin- the CDC is now recommending,” debt, it’s smart to make sure you saved that much on tuition the first year. will be refinanced into the of poor credit behaviors in the ue to erode our freedoms, while Tenney said. can access account information adult child’s name. completely disregarding the The surge in cases, health offi- Because roommates’ rent cov- past. If the bank isn’t willing to so you know if trouble is brew- In the end, though, the law loan to them, I’m kind of like, facts,” said Tenney. cials at the CDC say, is over- ing. ered the monthly payment, their daughter spent three years living won’t be on your side if your ‘Why should you?’” “The vaccine works and Amer- whelming driven by the unvac- “You need to be prepared for child doesn’t follow through. cinated. rent-free. And on-time mortgage If you see signs that your icans who want a vaccine can the worst-case scenario, which is young adult won’t handle cred- the other person is unable to pay payments helped her establish When can you say yes? receive one. But it should never According to CDC and individ- “If it’s a payment that you are it responsibly, pay attention. If and they ghost you,” says Kelley good credit. She graduated, got be mandated and if they do ual state estimates, some 56% of going to make anyway, or are co-signing would jeopardize your Long, a certified public accoun- married and got a job, then she receive it, they should not then U.S. residents age 12 and older prepared to make, then co-sign- financial security, a gentle “no” tant and consumer financial edu- and her husband insisted on pay- be forced to wear a mask. The have been vaccinated against ing isn’t as risky,” Long says. For along with an offer to help some cation advocate for the American ing rent. The young couple are vaccine mandates being pushed COVID-19. Among those hospi- instance, if you planned to pay other way — like a one-time cash Institute of CPAs. looking for a bigger place, and in New York and elsewhere are talized or killed by the virus, for a car or student loans any- gift or providing rides — may be Or maybe a sudden end to Khalfani-Cox intends to rent the unconstitutional. Americans since April 2021, nearly 95% have way, you might have the young wiser. should be able to make their been unvaccinated, the CDC and communication is not the worst. condo out. own health care decisions,” the states report. Long points out that you may Three–day weather outlook Saturday Sunday Monday Mostly sunny 80% Rain likely Partly sunny High lower 70s High lower 70s High mid 70s Low mid 50s Tomorrow’sLow mid weather50s Low lower 50s Mostly sunny; Forecast for Friday, July 30, 2021 highs in lower 70s CANADA

Rest of today — Mostly cloudy, then Lake Placid 61/45 becoming partly sunny with a 40% chance of Watertown 69/50 showers. Highs in the upper 60s. Northwest Toronto 68/53 VT. winds 10 to 15 mph with gusts up to 30 mph. N.H. Tonight — Mostly clear. Lows in the upper Syracuse Rochester 70/55 Albany 40s. West winds 10 to 15 mph with gusts up 68/51 70/49 to 25 mph. Binghamton Buffalo 66/48 MASS. Saturday — Mostly sunny. Highs in the 69/54 lower 70s. West winds 5 to 10 mph with Montauk gusts up to 20 mph. Saturday night — Partly 81/60 New York cloudy with a 50% chance of showers. Lows PA. 80/60 in the mid 50s. Sunday — Showers likely with a chance of scattered thunderstorms. Highs to hover in the lower 70s. Chance of rain 80%. Sun- day night — Partly cloudy with a chance ©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. of showers. Lows in the mid 50s. Chance County Airport weather report for Wednesday of rain 50%. • Temperatures: 57˚ to 77˚ • Monthly rainfall: 6.13” Monday — Partly sunny. Highs in the mid 70s. Monday night — Mostly clear. • Normal Range: 58˚ to 81˚ • Rainfall for year: 20.21” Lows in the lower 50s. • Records: 46˚ (1903), 93˚ • Sunset today (7/ 30): 8:25 Tuesday — Partly sunny. Highs in the (1995) • Sunrise tomorrow: 5:52, upper 70s. Tuesday night — Partly cloudy. • Rainfall: 0” sunset 8:24 Lows in the mid 50s. Wednesday — Partly sunny with Nation — Thunderstorms may pop up from the Mid- FIGHTING HUNGER — There were plenty of winners at John C Devereux Division #1 raised $3500 to aid food a chance of showers. Highs around 80. west to the Northeast. A few more storms will erupt in the Joe T. White Irish Scramble golf tournament, organizers pantries in Central New York. From left are the tournament Chance of rain 30%. the hot, humid South while heat will persist in the Plains. said, with the biggest among them being Oneida County’s champions, “Mike Durr and Friends:” Mike DeCicco, Kevin Thursday — Party sunny with a 30% A few storms with little rain and lightning strikes may “nutritionally insecure.” In its’ 25th year, the event conduct- Edic, Devin Grimmer and Mike Durr. chance of isolated showers or thunder- spark new fires in the Northwest. National high Wednes- ed by the Ancient Order of Hibernians of Oneida County (Photo submitted) storms. High in upper 70s. day 119 at Death Valley, Calif.; low 37 at Truckee, Calif. PAGE 6 DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 2021 Our Opinion [email protected] • 315–337–4000, ext. 225 Hochul’s visit highlights value of local efforts Thursday’s visit to Rome by Lt. Gov. bustling Air City Lofts and other activities Kathy Hochul is noteworthy for many and enhancements at the business and reasons. Visits from leadership in Albany technology park, are visible signs of prog- remain infrequent to the Mohawk Valley ress after years of intelligent and meticu- — compared to those in other areas of the lous planning and preparation. state — so such events remain significant Just down the road, the ongoing con- opportunities to get the ear of those whose struction of the Cree wafer fabrication support can often make or break key local facility in Marcy as well as the downtown projects. revitalization effort in Utica, and its new The lieutenant governor’s visit is even downtown hospital, are creating a type more an opportunity to highlight the dra- of synergy not seen regionally since the matic accomplishments of the past few pre-Urban Renewal heydays of the 1960s years — the growth and promise of a and early 1970s. brighter future for the region through wise Hochul’s visit shows us something else and planned decisions in Rome, the Griffiss about this region, which should not be Business and Technology Park and the dismissed lightly. While elsewhere political region as a whole. leadership may seek division for its own The city’s Downtown Revitalization Ini- benefit, we are genuinely fortunate that tiative — with $10 million in state funding here we — and our leadership — seek — has been well documented, particularly common ground, find ways to not just work with the renewed development of the city’s together but to truly complement each oth- central business district as both a center er’s efforts. Of course, there are elements for the arts as well as a hub of municipal of partisanship here, just as there are else- services along with support of small busi- where and perhaps everywhere; however, Disinformation guides anti-vaxxers, rioters nesses and new housing. a significant factor in our region — as the As I listened to the testimony fist, they might not mind too much one that refuses to take part in cre- Likewise, the advent of the Innovare lieutenant governor’s visit demonstrates Tuesday of Capitol and Washing- that others took to the barricades. ating herd immunity essential to con- Center on Griffiss Park, the now fully-oper- — is that those differences are not allowed ton D.C. police officers who were This is because they really do trolling the coronavirus — is slower ational Orgill Distribution Center, highlight- to become divides as our current, and attacked by the violent mob in Wash- believe that someone (the deep and, ultimately, more cruel. ed during Thursday’s visit, as well as the future, successes demonstrate. ington on Jan. 6, I wondered how state, Anthony S. Fauci, Nancy Pelo- I’m not blind to the troubles I may many of the terrorists both- si, Charles E. Schumer, be causing with this assessment, ered to get their covid vac- Barack Obama, Hillary but I’m weary of playing nice with OPINION cines. Guessing wildly, I’m Clinton, take your pick) people who are plain wrong and going to say: Not many. I is trying to pull the wool causing 300 million Americans, give Your Opinion couldn’t help thinking it over their eyes. First it or take, to suffer. Now, the Centers because there’s an overlap was the masks, then the for Disease Control and Prevention Union backs Bipartisan Infrastructure Framework between anti-vaxxers and vaccines, — two innova- is saying that even the fully vacci- the rioters. Both were and tions which they believe nated should wear masks indoors The tragic Miami Beach condo collapse ensure that all infrastructure bills include are guided by disinfor- were conceived to test under certain circumstances, includ- and last winter’s failure of the power grid robust labor standards safeguarding work- mation intentionally dis- the willingness of the ing K-12 schools. Why? Because in Texas demonstrate the catastrophes that ers’ rights to organize, bargain collectively tributed to pit Americans populace to form a line covid cases are taking off again, crumbling and inadequate infrastructure and join a union. against one another — by and board the train. hospitals are filling up and people or blatant disregard for code enforcement On behalf of the skilled construction pro- forces internal or external, Kathleen I wish I were kidding. are dying. Former CDC director Tom can unleash. fessional who works in the electrical indus- or both. We used to call In the South, where I now Frieden said Monday that we soon That’s why today more than ever we try, and members of International Broth- that propaganda. Now, too Parker live, you’ll hear plenty of could be seeing as many as 200,000 need a comprehensive plan of action to erhood of Electrical Workers Local 43. I often, we call it politics. this nonsense. Therefore, covid cases a day. And nearly all of rebuild America. The Bipartisan Infrastruc- call on Senators Schumer and Gillibrand Both the rioters and the anti-vaxx- if one wishes to change minds, it those getting sick are unvaccinated, ture Framework, an essential piece of the along with Congressman Katko to support ers believe what is demonstrably becomes necessary to take seriously according to an Associated Press American Jobs Plan, is both bold and nec- a meaningful investment in our future that wrong to the detriment of others. that which is nonsense. To wit: The analysis of public health data. essary. It will upgrade critical equipment includes high road labor standards and The rioters believed that the 2020 deep state is trying to overtake the To put it bluntly, those refusing to that we depend on every day, including prevailing wages. election was stolen from President country, “vaccinate” its citizens to get the vaccine are putting their own bridges, water systems, the broadband net- Before another disaster strikes, let’s Donald Trump. The anti-vaccine make them obedient with the goal of lives at risk, threatening our doc- work, mass transportation and electricity get America’s infrastructure on the road crowd embraced Trump’s initial- “herding” them into camps, cubicles tors’ and nurses’ ability to take care systems. to recovery. Members of the IBEW stand ly blasé attitude toward the virus, (or whatever) to be controlled for of other sick folks, and by mixing This moment provides us an opportunity ready to deliver the manpower needed to despite his having been vaccinated government use. among vaccinated people, possibly to rebuild not only our rundown infrastruc- make this proposal a reality. Let’s get to since, and despite massive evidence If all this is true, then you’d have causing even more infections. This ture but the middle class, with the creation work. supporting the efficacy of the vac- no choice but to decline the vaccine news has me entertaining uncivil of hundreds of thousands of jobs. For this — Alan Marzullo, IBEW Local 43 cines, which, until recently, were and resort to whatever measure nec- thoughts that probably violate the to become a reality, the IBEW is working to Business Manager/Financial Secretary close to putting the virus to bed. essary to preserve “freedom.” Constitution: I’m no longer against To be clear, I’m not suggesting that Pointing out to anti-vaxxers that making people prove that they’ve anti-vaccine people are prone to riot they’re as wrongheaded — and pos- been vaccinated before entering Tabloid tales of the past…from Sentinel files or that they’d even condone what sibly as dangerous — as the riot- public places. But even in my dark- happened on Jan. 6. I know a few ers would surely meet with ridicule. est fantasies, I would never grab such people, and they flatly would They’re not violent. But they are a Confederate flag and breach the Today is Friday, July 30, the 211th day In 2008, ex-Bosnian Serb leader Radovan not. Anecdotally, however, I can say something — the passive twin to Capitol to ensure that I get my way. of 2021. There are 154 days left in the year. Karadzic was extradited to The Hague to that everyone I know who refuses to the rioters’ aggression. Both operate The good news is that the bad guys Today’s Highlight in History: face genocide charges after nearly 13 years get a coronavirus vaccine also voted from a posture of certitude; both of Jan. 6 ultimately will be brought to On July 30, 1965, President Lyndon B. on the run. (He was sentenced by a U.N. for Trump, even if most people I threaten the health and welfare of justice. But the “bad guys” of the Johnson signed a measure creating Medi- court in 2019 to life imprisonment after know who voted for Trump raced to the nation. One was sudden, rela- vaccine resistance, assuming they care, which began operating the next year. being convicted of genocide, crimes against get their vaccines. And, though my tively short-lived and will be handled survive, likely will get away no mat- On this date: humanity and war crimes.) unvaccinated acquaintances would through a legal process that seems to ter how many others they infect. In 1619, the first representative assembly In 2010, the Afghan Taliban confirmed the never raise their voices much less a be well underway. The other — the (c) 2021 Washington Post in America convened in Jamestown in the death of longtime leader Mullah Moham- Virginia Colony. mad Omar and appointed his successor, In 1864, during the Civil War, Union Mullah Akhtar Mansoor. forces tried to take Petersburg, Virgin- • Ten years ago: NATO jets bombed Elsewhere: ia, by exploding a gunpowder-laden mine three Libyan state TV satellite transmitters shaft beneath Confederate defense lines; in Tripoli, targeting a propaganda tool in the attack failed. Moammar Gadhafi’s fight against rebels. The $56,000 question about treating Alzheimer’s In 1908, the first round-the-world auto- • Five years ago: Sixteeen people died mobile race, which had begun in New York when a hot air balloon caught fire and Reprinted from the St. Louis Aduhelm is the first new Alzhei- newer drug. Hope is important for in February, ended in Paris with the driv- exploded after hitting high-tension power Post-Dispatch mer’s drug approved since 2003. It people with cancer and Alzheimer’s ers of the American car, a Thomas Flyer, lines before crashing into a pasture near Two major U.S. health systems has been shown to reduce a brain disease but not more important than declared the winners over teams from Ger- Lockhart, Texas, about 60 miles northeast announced in mid-July that they will protein called amyloid. People with effective clinical therapy. many and Italy. of San Antonio. not administer an expensive, newly Alzheimer’s disease have a buildup The Affordable Care Act set aside In 1916, German saboteurs blew up a • One year ago: John Lewis was eulo- approved drug to treat Alzheimer’s of amyloid plaque in their brains. The funding for what’s known as compar- munitions plant on Black Tom, an island gized in Atlanta by three former presidents disease. That action, by the Cleve- hope for decades was that reducing ative-effectiveness research. Such near Jersey City, New Jersey, killing about and others who urged Americans to con- land Clinic in Ohio and Mount Sinai the amyloid plaque would improve research is used around the world to a dozen people. tinue the work of the civil rights icon in Health System in New York, once cognitive function. Unfortunate- assess the value of new treatments, In 1945, the Portland class heavy cruis- fighting injustice during a moment of racial again focuses attention on a funda- ly, that hope hasn’t been realized. drugs and devices and to set prices er USS Indianapolis, having just delivered reckoning. mental question: Most of us already Aduhelm isn’t the first experimental based on that value. Unfortunately, components of the atomic bomb to Tinian The government reported that the coro- know that Americans pay the world’s drug to reduce amyloid plaque. But opposition to the bill has limited in the Mariana Islands, was torpedoed by a navirus pandemic sent the economy plung- highest prices for prescription med- those earlier drugs have not been comparative-effectiveness research. Japanese submarine; only 317 out of nearly ing by a record-shattering 32.9% annual rate ications, but are they worth the shown to improve cognitive func- The approval of Aduhelm is 1,200 men survived. in the second quarter. sometimes-exorbitant prices drug tion. Two clinical trials of Aduhelm already the subject of an investiga- In 1956, President Dwight D. Eisenhower • Today’s Birthdays: Former Major companies charge for them? were stopped early because inde- tion by the Food and Drug Adminis- signed a measure making “In God We Trust” League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig is The drug in question, Aduhelm, pendent reviewers determined that tration’s independent inspector gen- the national motto, replacing “E Pluribus 87. Blues musician Buddy Guy is 85. Movie was granted accelerated approval on they did not appear to be helping eral. Since approving the drug for Unum” (Out of many, one). director Peter Bogdanovich is 82. Feminist June 7. It was approved even though patients taking the drug. widespread use, the FDA has since In 1975, former Teamsters union pres- activist Eleanor Smeal is 82. Singer Paul 10 of 11 members on a neurology “Based on the current data regard- dialed back, restricting the drug to ident Jimmy Hoffa disappeared in subur- Anka is 80. Jazz musician David Sanborn advisory panel said there was not ing its safety and efficacy, we have people with mild cognitive impair- ban Detroit; although presumed dead, his is 76. enough evidence that the drug could decided not to carry Aduhelm at this ment. Further studies of the drug are remains have never been found. Former California Gov. Arnold slow cognitive decline. The drug is time,” officials at the Mayo Clinic continuing. It’s clear that patients In 1980, Israel’s Knesset passed a law Schwarzenegger is 74. Actor William Ather- expected to be priced at $41,000 for said in a statement. don’t benefit from expensive new reaffirming all of Jerusalem as the capital ton is 74. Actor Frank Stallone is 71. Actor the first-year of therapy and $56,000 For a widely feared disease like medications that produce no clinical of the Jewish state. Ken Olin is 67. Actor Delta Burke is 65. Law for subsequent years. Alzheimer’s or cancer, the lure of a improvement, especially when those In 2003, President George W. Bush took professor Anita Hill is 65. Singer-songwriter Since Aduhelm’s OK last month, newly approved drug can be irre- medications cost as much as a new personal responsibility for the first time for Kate Bush is 63. three of the advisory panel members sistible. Desperate patients and their Mercedes Benz. It’s also clear that using discredited intelligence in his State of Country singer Neal McCoy is 63. Actor resigned. Among them was Dr. Joel families can abandon therapy with the FDA’s approval of Aduhelm was the Union address, but predicted he would Richard Burgi is 63. Actor Laurence Fish- Perlmutter of Washington Universi- older drugs that might work simply hasty and deeply flawed. be vindicated for going to war against Iraq. burne is 60. Actor Lisa Kudrow is 58. ty, a leading Alzheimer’s researcher. because of the hype surrounding a Distributed by creators.com.

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STARE DOWN? — Jim Kehoe looks intently at the Lady on a Cart Single Pony entry of Amber Lang and Tonka on Wednesday afternoon at the Boonville-Oneida County Fair. Kehoe was judging the competition during Day 2 of the annual event, which runs through Sunday, Aug. 1. (Sentinel photo by John Clifford)

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Rome Sports Hall of Fame golf tournament winners crowned The Rome Sports Hall of John Dominico and Mike Grazia- Fame hosted its 28th annual golf no and the team of Mike Zaino, scramble tournament on Satur- Dylan Roberts, Kurt Albright and day at Rome Country Club. John Brush with scores of 60. The winning team of Ed The two teams played hole Marsh, Jim Murray, Phil Isom No. 1 as the tie breaker hole and and Ed Marsh III won the men’s Williams, Waters, Dominico and MEN’S WINNERS — Members of the winning men’s team at the 28th annual WOMEN’S WINNERS — The winning women’s team from the Rome Sports division with a score of 14-under Graziano won the hole, carding Rome Sports Hall of Fame Golf Tournament at Rome Country Club that hap- Hall of Fame Golf Tournament pose for a picture. From left: Dana Jones, Alissa par 58. a birdie. pened on Saturday. From left: Ed Marsh Sr, Jim Murray, Phil Isom, and Ed Marsh Tuthill, Kim Sullivan and Gretchen Ironside. Par for Rome Country Club Winning the women’s side of Jr. (Photo submitted) (Photo submitted) is 72. the tournament was the team of There was a tie for second Dana Jones, Alissa Tuthill, Kim place between the team of Sullivan and Gretchen Ironside Randy Williams, Brad Waters, with a score of one-over par 73. Ed Lukas proving it’s better late than never BY JOHN CLIFFORD at the “wide and smooth” Lafar- Motorsports columnist geville track. Ed Lukas, driver of the immac- The 2020 Hig-Fab chassis/Race ulately prepared No. 77L sports- 1 motor 77L has been showing man division entry at Utica-Rome a lot of signs of its potential. Speedway, decided when he was At UR Lukas is 13th in points 35-years-old to take up racing. but it doesn’t really refl ect the Three years later, after a rookie improvement or how fast the car season when his seat time was has been. limited and then 2020 season “Our goal to the end of the sea- when racing was limited to Can- son is to get some top-10s,” said Am Speedway on Friday nights, Lukas, “and stay out of trouble.” the second generation driver is Staying out of trouble is a hard starting to see good fi nishes. thing to do at Fulton this season “My dad (Bernie Lukas) drove with many drivers apparently a pure-stock in the 90s and when using the doors of other drivers he stopped racing he went and car to help them turn. “I wish I PIT SIDE — Ed Lukas, driver of the No. 77L sportsman poses with his car at helped John Ramsey (modifi ed had unlimited funds to do that Utica-Rome Speedway recently. Lukas is currently 13th in points at the “Home (race other drivers rough at Ful- driver from Floyd) so I have of Heroes,” but his points standing isn’t refl ective of how fast he’s been. SIGNED — New York Jets fi rst round draft pick Zach Wilson works out during ton),” laughed Lukas. always been around racing,” (Sentinel photo by John Clifford) NFL rookie camp in Florham Park, N.J., in this Friday, May 7, 2021, fi le photo. remarked Lukas. Lukas said they are eyeing the The New York Jets and quarterback Zach Wilson have agreed to terms on his Bernie Lukas owns the sports- Outlaw 200 weekend at Fulton as four-year rookie contract, according to a person with direct knowledge of the a special race they would like to deal. Wilson, the No. 2 overall pick in the NFL draft in April, missed the fi rst two man entry, and the car is main- days of training camp practices while the two sides hammered out details. tained at his shop in Westmore- “We’re getting better. We’ve ca-Rome was going to open up attend early in October, but after (AP File Photo) land. worked out a few kinks (this and use American Racer tires we Labor Day the team’s season will Lukas, now 38, works for the season). The biggest thing I’m bought tires before there was a be pretty much over. New York State gaming commis- working on his being consistent,” (tire) shortage.” Lukas lists Oneida Lake Bre- AP source: Jets give QB Wilson sion at the Oneida Nation’s Yel- said Lukas. Fulton uses Hoosier tires, so whaus, Claycomb Auto Sales, low Brick Road casino in Chit- To that end Lukas and the the team is equipped to race any- Snap-on, Five Star Landscaping tenango. team — his father, Steve Lukas where it wants. and 3M Property Management as 4-year, $35.15 million deal “I always wanted to do it his brother and Todd LaBarge The biggest thing for any sponsors on the 77L. FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) announced the deal. NFL Net- (race),” stated Lukas, “and the have been racing full-time at Uti- young driver is seat time. This The next time you are at the — Breathe easy, Jets fans. Zach work fi rst reported that the sides opportunity was there so I gave ca-Rome Speedway and also Sat- season Lukas is getting in a lot of “Home of Heroes” watch for Ed Wilson is on his way. reached an agreement. it shot.” urday night at the high banks of racing, including an occasional Lukas — he’s an up-and-coming After missing the fi rst two Offset language in the contract Lukas has been a fast learner, Fulton Speedway. jaunt to Can-Am like last Friday standout in the making and will practices of training camp, the was among the issues causing a continually making his presence “Utica-Rome is easy on equip- night when UR was off. Lukas be in visiting victory lane very rookie quarterback agreed to hang-up. That practice, shared by felt in the highly competitive ment and tires,” said Lukas. “For- said he fi nished ninth in the fea- soon. terms on his four-year rookie most NFL teams, provides clubs sportsman division. tunately when we found out Uti- ture, his fi rst top 10 of the season See you at the races. contract Thursday, according to with fi nancial protection if they a person with direct knowledge release the player before the end of the deal. of a contract. NFL Network and Wilson, the No. 2 overall pick ESPN reported the sides com- AP source: Yanks acquire Cubs fi rst baseman Rizzo in the NFL draft in April, gets promised with Wilson receiv- (AP) — The New York Yan- deal told The Associated Press deadline Friday at 4 p.m. Ear- at Wrigley Field for a decade, a fully guaranteed deal worth ing his signing bonus within 15 kees acquired Chicago Cubs the deal for Rizzo was done. lier in the day, the Yankees and helped the Cubs break their $35.15 million, including a sign- days and the team keeping its fi rst baseman Anthony Rizzo and announced they had gotten All- long World Series drought with a ing bonus of $22.9 million, and offset language in the contract. cash for prospects Thursday in The person spoke on condi- Star slugger Joey Gallo from championship in 2016. has a fi fth-year team option. The Wilson is the last of this year’s their second major trade this tion of anonymity because there Texas. Popular in the clubhouse and person spoke to The Associat- fi rst-rounders to get his deal after week for desperately needed was no offi cial announcement. Rizzo is batting .248 with 14 with Cubs fans, Rizzo didn’t play ed Press on condition of ano- San Francisco signed quarter- left-handed bats. The swap came ahead of the home runs and 40 RBIs. The in a 7-4 loss at home to Cincinna- nymity because the team hadn’t back Trey Lance Wednesday. A person familiar with the Major League Baseball trade 31-year-old had been a fi xture ti on Thursday.

Dressel wins fi rst individual gold, Lee wins all-around gold in gymnastics TOKYO (AP) — Caeleb American athlete but missed out you out.” Djokovic has already won the Dressel got his fi rst individual on gold when she stepped out The most dramatic race of the Australian Open, French Open gold medal, the Chinese women of bounds twice during her fl oor day came when China surprised and Wimbledon this year and put together a record-setting routine. the U.S. and Australia with a needs the Tokyo Games title and relay and American Sunisa Lee Russian gymnast Angelina world-record performance in the the U.S. Open trophy to complete won the women’s all-around Melnikova earned bronze two women’s 4x200-meter freestyle the Golden Slam. gymnastics gold. days after leading ROC to gold in relay. In the women’s tournament, After the biggest action of the team fi nal. Katie Ledecky took the anchor 12th-ranked Belinda Bencic of the day session on Day 6 of the Dressel, America’s successor leg for the Americans in third Switzerland and 2019 French Tokyo Olympics came at the to Michael Phelps, won the 100- place, nearly 2 seconds behind Open finalist Marketa Von- pool, Lee shined at night in gym- meter freestyle in an Olympic the Chinese and also trailing the drousova of the Czech Repub- nastics with teammate Simone record of 47.02 seconds — a Aussies. lic will meet in the gold-medal Biles watching from the stands. mere six-hundredths ahead of Ledecky passed Australia’s match. Lee became the fi fth straight defending champion Kyle Chalm- Leah Neale and closed the gap Bencic beat Elena Rybakina of American woman to claim the ers of Australia. That gave him a signifi cant on China’s Li Bingjie, Kazakhstan 7-6 (2), 4-6, 6-3 and Olympic title in the women’s fourth career gold medal, with but couldn’t quite catch her at Vondrousova — who eliminated all-around. She edged Rebeca three previous ones coming in the end. Naomi Osaka in the third round Andrade of Brazil in an enter- relays. Li touched in a world-record 7 — defeated fourth-seeded Elina taining and hotly contested fi nal. “It is a lot different. I guess I minutes, 40.33 seconds. She also Svitolina of Ukraine 6-3, 6-1. Lee’s total of 57.433 points was thought it would be, I just didn’t set an Olympic record in winning TEEING OFF just enough to top Andrade. The want to admit to it,” he said. “It’s the 200-meter butterfl y before Sepp Straka of Austria made Brazilian earned the fi rst gymnas- a lot tougher. You have to rely on the relay. four birdies in his last six holes TAKING HOME THE GOLD — Caeleb Dressel of the United States poses with tics all-around medal by a Latin yourself, there’s no one to bail “I didn’t know I was doing for an 8-under 63 for a one-shot his gold medal for the men’s 100-meter freestyle at the 2020 Summer Olympics it until I’d fi nished the 200 but- lead over Jazz Janewattananond on Thursday in Tokyo, Japan. The 100-meter freestyle was Dressel’s fi rst indi- terfl y and our coach told me, of Thailand in the fi rst round of vidual gold medal of the competition. (AP Photo) ‘You’re in the relay,’” she said men’s golf. through an interpreter. “I didn’t Thomas Pieters of Belgium, even know how to swim the 200 who fi nished one spot out of a hotel. Games. free, although I have the training bronze medal in Rio de Janeiro Kendricks won the bronze QUICK WORK qualities and levels for the 200 fi ve years ago, shot 30 on the medal at the 2016 Olympics and American beach volleyball distances.” back nine for a 65. took gold at the past two world players Kelly Claes and Sarah The Americans claimed silver Carlos Ortiz of Mexico also championships. He holds the Sponcil dispatched Kenya in just As of July 29 Gold Silver Bronze Total in 7:40.73, while Australia took had a 65 in ideal scoring condi- American record at 19 feet, 10½ 25 minutes, the fastest women’s the bronze in 7:41.29. All three tions on a course so pristine it inches (6.06 meters). match since the Olympics adopt- United States 14 14 10 38 medalists broke the previous didn’t have a divot when players Shortly after Kendricks’ posi- ed their current format. world record of 7:41.50 set by fi rst began arriving because it tive test was announced, another The U.S. pair beat Brack- China 15 7 9 31 the Aussies at the 2019 world was closed for two months. pole vaulter, Germán Chiaravi- cides Khadambi and Gaudencia championships. glio of Argentina, said he, too, KNOCKED OUT Makokha 21-8, 21-6 to improve to ROC 8 11 9 28 GOLDEN SLAM was out because of a positive 2-0 and almost certainly clinch a American world champion test. Japan 15 4 6 25 Novak Djokovic is into the pole vaulter Sam Kendricks will spot in the knockout round of 16. medal rounds of the Olympic miss the Olympics after testing HOMETOWN HOOPS The match was the fastest Australia 8 2 10 20 tennis tournament. positive for COVID-19. Japan’s bid for its fi rst Olympic since the international volleyball The top-ranked Serb rolled Kendricks’ dad posted on men’s basketball win in 45 years federation adopted the rally scor- Italy 2 7 10 19 past home favorite Kei Nishikori social media that his son had fell short despite a 34-point effort ing and best-of-three sets format of Japan 6-2, 6-0 to reach the no symptoms but was informed from Rui Hachimura. in 2002. Britain 5 7 6 18 semifi nals and extend his bid for while in Tokyo that he tested Luka Doncic had another Americans Phil Dalhauss- a Golden Slam. positive and was out of the com- impressive performance with er and Nick Lucena also won, Germany 3 3 7 13 Steffi Graf in 1988 is the only petition. 25 points, seven rebounds and beating Julian Azaad and Nicolas tennis player to achieve the The U.S. Olympic and Paralym- seven assists in 26 minutes, Capogrosso of Argentina 21-19, Netherlands 2 7 4 13 Golden Slam by winning all four pic Committee confi rmed the Zoran Dragic scored 24 points 18-21, 15-6 to improve to 2-1 in Grand Slam tournaments and and Slovenia remained unbeaten the round robin. That’s good South Korea 4 3 5 12 news and said Kendricks has Olympic gold in the same calen- been placed in isolation at a in its Olympic debut by beat- for at least one more match in dar year. ing Japan 116-81 in the Tokyo Tokyo. PAGE 10 DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 2021 SEC invites Oklahoma and Texas to join conference — in 2025 (AP) — Southeastern Confer- Sankey said. are entirely without merit,” the process and for the overall ence university presidents voted Adding Texas and Oklahoma ESPN executive Burke Magnus, health of college athletics, we Thursday to invite Texas and to a conference that already president of programming and will do everything possible to Oklahoma to the league and cre- includes football powerhouses content, said in a letter to Bowls- make sure that the student-ath- ate a 16-team powerhouse on the such as Alabama, LSU, Georgia by that was released by the net- letes at both universities enjoy an field and at the bank. and Florida gives the SEC eight work. excellent experience throughout But how soon? programs that have won national “To be clear, ESPN has the remaining four years of their The latest step in a move that championships since 1980. engaged in no wrongful con- participation and competition in has potential to help reshape col- “It’s already the greatest, duct and, thus, there is nothing the Big 12 Conference,” Bowlsby lege sports came two days after toughest conference in Ameri- to ‘cease and desist,’” Magnus said in his statement. Texas and Oklahoma requested ca. And with those two teams wrote, adding: “We trust this will An early exit could cost Texas to join the SEC in 2025. That’s attempting to join this league, put this matter to rest.” and Oklahoma a buyout worth when the schools’ media rights it will only get tougher,” South Bowlsby sent a cease-and-de- tens of millions of dollars — if agreement with the Big 12 Carolina coach Shane Beamer sist letter to Magnus a day earli- the Big 12s other eight schools expires. told reporters. er, alleging ESPN was incentiviz- keep the conference going. The SEC said its leaders voted Now the process goes back to ing at least one other conference The conference bylaws state unanimously to extend invita- the schools. Texas and Oklaho- to raid the league in an effort to that schools departing before tions to the Longhorns and Soon- ma both have board of regents hasten the departure of Texas the grant of rights runs out are ers and bring them into the con- meetings schedule for Friday and Oklahoma to the Southeast- on the hook for penalties worth ference effective July 1, 2025. with conference affiliation on the ern Conference. the equivalent of a year’s confer- When news of the potential agenda. Whether the boards will Bowlsby told AP on Wednes- ence distribution for every year it conference realignment broke move to accept the invitations at day he had “absolute certainty” breaks the agreement. last week, Texas A&M bristled those meetings is unknown, but ESPN was acting inappropriately This past year the Big 12 about letting its old Big 12 and it is almost certain they will at behind the scenes and that he distributed $34.5 million per Southwest Conference rivals some point. NEW MEMBERS INVITED — SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey speaks to suspected ESPN was involved in member, down from recent from Austin into the SEC. But the Then the question becomes: reporters during the NCAA college football Southeastern Conference Media Days Texas and Oklahoma’s months- years because of the pandemic. Aggies ended up falling in line. Can Texas and Oklahoma find a Monday, July 19, in Hoover, Ala. The SEC has invited Texas and Oklahoma to join long planning to exit the con- Pre-pandemic, the Big 12 annual “Today’s unanimous vote is way to join their new conference the conference beginning in 2025. (AP File Photo) ference. He told AP the schools’ distributions were approaching both a testament to the SEC’s sooner than 2025? It has the mak- actions were “intentional decep- $40 million per school. longstanding spirit of unity and ings of being a messy divorce and television partner for some Earlier Thursday, ESPN tion.” A windfall awaits Texas and mutual cooperation, as well as with the Big 12 that could include time,” Big 12 Commissioner Bob responded to Bowlsby’s accusa- ESPN holds a rights agree- Oklahoma in the SEC. The con- a recognition of the outstanding ESPN. Bowlsby said in a statement. “We tions of attempting to destabi- ment with the Big 12, sharing ference is projected to start dis- legacies of academic and ath- “Today’s SEC announcement are disappointed these discus- lize his beleaguered conference the conference’s football games tributing about $67 million per letic excellence established by reaffirms that these plans have sions went as far as they did by saying it has done nothing with Fox, through the 2024-25 year to its members in 2024, the Universities of Oklahoma been in the works with ongoing without notice to, or inclusion of, wrong. school year. when its latest deal with ESPN and Texas,” Commissioner Greg discussions between the parties other Big 12 members.” “The accusations you made “Despite our concerns for kicks in. Giants S McKinney a bit of a rookie in second season EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. his players in a variety of roles, (AP) — Safety Xavier McKinney whether it’s a safety, a slot cover is entering his second season guy or someone who plays in with the New York Giants a little the box. smarter, more experienced and And McKinney wants to be still feeling he has much to learn. around the ball. McKinney didn’t have the “I pride myself in on that,” the rookie season the Giants had 21-year-old said. “That’s some- hoped for when they selected thing that I kind of remind myself the Alabama standout with the before every practice, before 36th pick overall in the draft.It every game is to go attack the was expected McKinney would ball rather than wait for some- either earn the starting job oppo- thing to happen. Obviously, I site Jabrill Peppers or he would want to make plays. So, obvious- share the spot with Julian Love, ly, I still do what’s right for the who had played well at the end team. But, you know, when the of his rookie season. opportunity is there, I try to try Things didn’t go as planned. to seize it.” McKinney broke his left foot JUDGE-BENJAMIN in training camp, had surgery WATCHFUL EYE — New York Giants head coach Joe Judge, background left, Veteran tight end Kelvin and missed the first 10 games of looks on at NFL football training camp on Wednesday in East Rutherford, N.J. Benjamin was not happy after the season. He didn’t return until This season is year two for the Giants under Judge and his staff. (AP Photo) being released by the Giants on BIG SERIES — Ozzie Albies and Austin Riley of the Atlanta Braves celebrate after the bye week and gradu- Wednesday. after scoring against the New York Mets during the fourth inning of Thursday’s ally earned some playing time, He complained that the sec- game in New York. Riley hit a two-run homer and finished with three RBIs for finishing with 25 tackles and a last year, the Giants didn’t let new ways to prepare. The small ond-year head coach approached the day as the Braves beat the Mets, 6-3. (AP Photo) game-saving interception in the him rest. The coaches made him things that I didn’t pay attention him on the field at practice final game of the season against prepare offensive tendencies for to before, that’s what I pay atten- instead of in his office to tell Dallas. upcoming receivers and quarter- tion to now.” him he was being fined for being Riley homers again as Braves “It feels like year two and backs. He then had to deliver McKinney will face some stiff overweight. obviously it is a year two, but I a presentation to the defensive competition for playing time. Judge refused to say much win series, inch closer to Mets still feel like I’m a rookie, just backs’ room. Peppers and Love are back, and about the incident, saying it was because I haven’t played a lot McKinney said the prep work so is veteran Logan Ryan. done in the best interest of the NEW YORK (AP) — Austin longballs in 20 career games at of games yet,” McKinney said allowed him to see the field He was signed just before the team. Riley concluded his big week Citi Field. Thursday after the team’s second better when he did return and season and he had an outstand- “I’m not going to overanalyze at Citi Field by hitting a two- It took Mets nemesis Chipper training camp practice. “So I still helped his confidence. ing year, making 94 tackles with or dissect what happened specif- run homer and finishing with Jones 28 games to hit eight hom- got a lot to learn, a lot to improve “When I came in, I thought I a sack and an interception. ically yesterday with one move,” three RBIs, and the Atlanta ers at Shea Stadium, which was on. Like I said, I just take it one knew how to study, how to do In coordinator Pat Graham’s Judge said. “Things happen dif- Braves inched closer to the NL across the street from Citi Field. day at a time and try to improve certain things,” he said. “But as defense, McKinney will get play- ferently all the time, so guys, it is East-leading New York Mets One of Jones’ sons is named and get better.” the season went on and now ing time. Graham stresses ver- what it is. I wish him well.” with a 6-3 victory on Thursday. Shea, but Riley isn’t ready to While McKinney was healing coming into this year, I found satility for his unit and he uses The Braves won three games in christen a kid “Citi.” the unusual four-day, five game “Not quite yet,” Riley said. series to move within four games “I’ve got to hit a few more hom- Patiño blanks Yanks as Rays pound Cole, bullpen in 14-0 rout of the Mets. Atlanta gave up a ers before I think of that.” combined three runs in the two The 24-year-old also made a ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) earned — on six hits over 5¬ ⅓ Cole departed after left field- the right field line near the pole. losses. handful of impressive plays this — Luis Patiño outpitched Gerrit innings and saw his ERA jump er Brett Gardner dropped Kevin It was ruled a homer, but the “These guys just kept getting week at third base. Cole, Brett Phillips hit a grand from 2.74 to 3.11. He had 10 Kiermaier’s drive to deep left in umpires gathered and changed after it,” Braves manager Brian He snared a sharp grounder by slam during a 10-run sixth inning, strikeouts and two walks. Aus- the sixth, allowing two runs to it to a foul ball, which brought Snitker said. “We pitched really J.D. Davis to rob the Mets’ third and the Tampa Bay Rays avoided tin Meadows homered twice and score. Albert Abreu entered and Rays manager Kevin Cash onto well this series. It’s big, obvious- baseman of a third-inning hit on a three-game sweep by routing drove in five runs for the Rays. allowed Phillips’ slam and two- the field. After talking with Cash, ly. You say that you come in and Thursday. the New York Yankees 14-0 on Louis Head and Ryan Sherriff run homers by Ji-Man Choi and the umpires opted for a video it’s five games against a team that “Riley is an absolute stud,” Thursday. completed a four-hitter. The Yan- Meadows. All six batters Abreu review that found the drive was you’re chasing, it’s good to win Braves starting pitcher Drew Patiño (2-2) allowed three kees began the day 8¬ ½ games faced scored. foul. Lowe then reached on an the series.” Smyly said. “He’s still learning, hits in six innings. The 21-year- behind Boston in the AL East. All nine batters in the Rays’ infield single and later scored. Riley made it 2-0 in the fourth but he’s got a ton of potential.” old right-hander, acquired in the The Rays trailed the Red Sox by lineup reached base in the sixth. Meadows’ three-run drive com- when he took Taijuan Walker Abraham Almonte and Dansby trade that sent Blake Snell to San 2¬½ games. Before the game, New It was the biggest scoring inning pleted a four-run inning. Cole, deep to left-center. Swanson also homered for the Diego last December, struck out York acquired slugger Joey Gallo, by Tampa Bay since a 10-run fifth who’s 1-6 against the Rays in the He added an RBI single in Braves, who have yet to climb eight and walked two. left-hander Joely Rodriguez and at Miami on June 5, 2008. regular season, then retired 16 of the fifth. Riley had four homers over .500 this season but hav- Cole (10-6) gave up a sea- cash from Texas for four minor Brandon Lowe drove Cole’s 17 before Meadows had a one- and seven RBIs in the last three en’t been more than 7¬ ½ games son-high eight runs — seven leaguers. first pitch in the first inning down out single in the sixth. games of the series, and has eight behind the Mets. Undrafted from small school, Harris makes Hall with Cowboys (One in a Series) dan was or Randy White or Mel ‘You’re not playing like profes- Harris retired after 10 seasons he’d have been a first- or sec- DALLAS (AP) — Cliff Harris Renfro or me. They wanted to sionals. You’re playing like ama- in 1979. That was the same year ond-round draft pick.” was preparing for one of his six know, ‘Here’s where Cliff Harris teurs drawing pay.’” Hall of Fame quarterback Roger Brandt and the Cowboys Pro Bowls with the Dallas Cow- is. Stay away from him.’” With the U.S. at war in Viet- Staubach shocked the Cowboys found Harris and others like him boys in the 1970s when Minne- NFL veterans went on strike nam, Harris had to juggle Nation- by stepping away. through a scouting system that sota coach Bud Grant went over for about three weeks in 1970, al Guard duties during his first Landry wasn’t ready for Har- assigned point values to players the defensive signals for a game giving Harris and other rookies few NFL seasons, sometimes ris to retire either, and asked in various categories. They were that’s always been more exhibi- more time with coaches before reporting for duty during the him to stay another year. Harris the first to use computers to pro- tion than competition. an exhibition schedule that was week and usually getting to stuck with his plan and had a cess their scouting reports. Hold up one finger for zone, much longer in those days, six rejoin his teammates for games. long career in the energy indus- Harris still talks of computer two for man to man. games in this case. Harris recalled having to try, starting in an era when NFL printouts he used to prepare for “I was like, ‘Wait, I need Harris has a commemorative report to Fort Polk in Louisiana players needed other sources of games. He says the value Landry more,’” Harris said with a chuck- ball in the study of the 72-year- the morning after a 54-13 loss income. Harris said there was placed on such preparation fit le. “Where are the routes they old’s Dallas home from the sec- at Minnesota five weeks into his talk of him coming out of retire- well with a math and physics run? And what do we expect on ond game of his rookie season, rookie season. He said he kept ment a year later for a play- major from an NAIA school. And first-and-10? I need more infor- a 28-10 victory over the New his seat on a bed after a sergeant off game against Atlanta, but it that’s part of the reason Ouachita mation.” CLIFF HARRIS York Giants. The late Cowboys ordered him and others to clean didn’t happen. He finished with Baptist’s football stadium and a That studious nature at safety coach Tom Landry had spent their barracks. 29 interceptions, and his 16 fum- small school defensive player of helped Harris on the improbable hard hitting with speed and most of his playing career with “An officer came in and sat ble recoveries are tied for the the year award are named after path from being undrafted out of anticipation on the “Doomsday” the Giants. down beside me and said, ‘I second most in club history. Harris. tiny Ouachita Baptist in Arkan- defenses of the 1970s, the heyday In a game the Cowboys trailed know who you are and what your “He had speed. He had tough- “I didn’t realize I had stud- sas to the Pro Football Hall of of America’s Team. Harris is the 10-0 at halftime, Harris intercept- story is and here’s the deal. You ness,” said Gil Brandt, the per- ied as much as I had,” Harris Fame as part of last year’s special fourth Dallas defender from that ed two passes, and now looks get up and clean or we’re going sonnel director who teamed with said. “I’ve been reading this book centennial class. era in Canton after Bob Lilly, Mel back at that as the catalyst for a to send you to the brig and it’s Landry and general manager Tex about the subconscious mind Harris and receiver Drew Renfro and Randy White. career that included two Super going to be uncountable time,’” Schramm to build the first Dallas and the reactions that you make Pearson, who also will be induct- “The offensive guys wanted to Bowl victories, trips to three oth- Harris said. “I said, ‘Where’s the dynasty and joined them in the because of the information you ed this year as part of the class know where Cliff Harris was,” ers, and three All-Pro seasons. broom?’” Hall of Fame two years ago. put in your brain. That was true of 2021, are the first undrafted said Charlie Waters, a fellow “He wanted to beat them bad,” Waters, a third-round pick, and “He was a competitive guy,” to form with Landry’s, ‘Prepara- Cowboys among their 15 players safety and Harris’ presenter for Harris said of Landry. “I remem- Harris came in together, started Brandt said. “If he had been tion beats reaction.’” in the Hall of Fame. his induction Aug. 7. “They didn’t ber him coming into the locker as rookies and were synonymous at the University of Texas or Harris even wanted to apply it “Captain Crash” combined want to know where Lee Roy Jor- room and being mad and saying, with the Dallas secondary until something like that, Texas A&M, to the Pro Bowl. DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 2021 PAGE 11 Detroit Pistons grab G Cunningham at No. 1 in NBA draft (AP) — Cade Cunningham The point guard from Arling- on the perimeter. stage alongside NBA Commis- sure looked like the No. 1 overall ton, Texas, lived up to expec- That’s why Barnes said he felt sioner Adam Silver to don a blue draft pick all year at Oklahoma tations to become a first-team he could “fit right in doing differ- Pistons hat. State with his fluid game, scoring Associated Press All-American. ent things” with the Raptors. Cunningham — the first player ability and passing — all in a He averaged 20.1 points, 6.2 “I didn’t really know where in Oklahoma State history to be 6-foot-8 frame. rebounds and 3.5 assists with but I really didn’t just expect picked No. 1 overall — joins a So it was no surprise the a game that allowed him to hit anything,” Barnes said. “I just Pistons franchise that has won 20 Detroit Pistons would grab the from 3-point range, score off the came in with the ‘I don’t know games for two straight seasons freshman All-American with the dribble or find teammates out of mindset.’ … I just came in trying and hasn’t finished better than top pick as they did to open traps. to live by the moment until I got .500 for five straight years. the draft Thursday night in New “It’s still pretty surreal to me,” my name called. It was just a Houston followed at No. 2 by York. And it was the start of mul- Cunningham said. “I know how huge bit of excitement that I felt grabbing preps-to-pros teenager tiple teams spending high picks much responsibility comes with for me and my family.” Jalen Green, who bypassed col- on playmakers with size, includ- being the No. 1 pick. I know how Two picks later, Oklahoma City lege basketball to play in the G ing Florida State forward Scottie much responsibility a city will grabbed Giddey, who was con- League. The 6-foot-6 Green aver- Barnes and Australian teenager put on the guy that they take No. sidered a potential lottery pick as aged 17.9 points on 46% shooting Josh Giddey climbing a bit higher 1. I’m more than excited to take a 6-foot-8 floor leader known for 15 games, showing off high-flying than expected as top-six picks. on those tasks and try to deliver his passing touch. He had played dunks, a willingness to attack Cunningham had been widely to the city of Detroit.” in Australia’s National Basketball the rim and a promising shoot- expected to be the first name Barnes had risen mock drafts League and has been part of the ing touch. Green is now part called in New York, though Pis- in recent weeks but offered the NBA Academy program designed of Houston’s rebuilding project tons general manager Troy Weav- first surprise of the night by to develop elite international after the James Harden trade to TOP PICK — NBA Commissioner Adam Silver greets Cade Cunningham who er wouldn’t reveal plans earli- going to Toronto with the No. 4 prospects. Cunningham attended Brooklyn. The Rockets entered was picked as the number one overall pick by the Detroit Pistons during the NBA er this week and said the team pick ahead of Gonzaga freshman the draft wearing a dark suit, the night with three first-round draft Thursday night in New York. (AP Photo) would look at every scenario, point guard Jalen Suggs. Barnes shirt and tie with sparkles on his picks after having a league-low including trades. In the end, is a long-armed 6-8 forward who collars and cuffs. When the pick 17 wins. Next up was Southern Califor- and the versatility to switch Detroit stuck with the 19-year- ran the Seminoles’ offense and was announced, Cunningham “They’re going to say it’s a nia freshman big man Evan Mob- on switches. He swept Pac-12 old mentioned as a potential top has the capability to be an elite kissed 2-year-old daughter Riley, great choice because the goals I ley, who went to Cleveland at individual honors while ranking pick before ever stepping foot on defender with his length and abil- sitting on his lap, then hugged have for myself,” Green said. “I No. 3. The 7-footer has potential as one of the nation’s top shot the Oklahoma State campus. ity to chase smaller ball handlers family members and took the plan on reaching them.” as a mobile big man with length blockers. Left wing Saad to Blues, right wing Perry to Lightning: Recent champs add winners (AP) — The St. Louis Blues season with Colorado, putting signed a $2 million, two-year deal certainly open to exploring that.” Goodrow and Blake Coleman wealth of big game experience inked Brandon Saad to a five- up 24 points during the regular with Tampa Bay that counts $1 The 36-year-old Perry, who and defenseman David Savard to the Lightning,” BriseBois said. year contract and the Tampa Bay season and scoring seven goals million against the salary cap won the Cup with Anaheim in in free agency and center Yanni Saad and Perry each hoisted Lightning signed Corey Perry for in 10 playoff games. The winger annual. General manager Julien 2007, is joining the Lightning Gourde in the expansion draft. the Cup early on in their careers, two years Thursday as the two counts $4.5 million against the BriseBois expected to be done after losing to them in the final BriseBois showed in signing free and the chance to win again fac- recent Stanley Cup champions salary cap on his new $22.5 mil- making moves Wednesday but each of the past two seasons. agents Pierre-Edouard Bellemare tored into their decisions this brought in more winning expe- lion deal signed Thursday. Saad said, “If something falls onto Perry was with Dallas in 2020 and Zach Bogosian the desire time around. rience on the second day of free won the Cup with Chicago in our lap that makes sense and and Montreal this past season. to replenish some of that lost “Once you get a taste of it, agency. 2013 and 2015 and is heading to improves our team and we can He brings more grit to the Light- toughness. that’s something that there’s no The 28-year-old Saad spent last his fifth NHL organization. Perry find a way to squeeze it in, we’re ning, who lost forward Barclay “(Perry) brings with him a better feeling,” Saad said.

Indians’ manager Francona stepping down for physical health issues Griffey, Biggio, Glavine elected CLEVELAND (AP) — Indians Francona will have his left hip wanted to manage this year and operations Chris Antonetti said manager Terry Francona is step- replaced Monday at the Cleve- I got as far as I could. “I gave it he marveled at Francona’s deter- to HOF board of directors ping down for the remainder land Clinic, and once he recov- my best shot.” mination to push through the of this season to address some ers from that procedure, he’ll Francona said he can’t think pain this season. Francona said COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (AP) — Hall of Famers Ken Griffey Jr., lingering health issues. The have a rod inserted into his foot. about whether he’ll be back everything has been difficult, Craig Biggio, and Tom Glavine have been elected to the 17-mem- 62-year-old Francona has been He’s agonized for weeks over managing the Indians next sea- and his days have been limited ber board of directors for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and wearing a boot on his right foot his inability to manage the way son. to going to the ballpark and Museum. all season after undergoing toe he wants, and Francona said “I’ve got a long road ahead of then home afterward to get off Chairman Jane Forbes Clark made the announcement Thursday. surgery for a staph infection in the decision to step down was me. I know that,” he said. “Today his feet. “They have all demonstrated their continuing commitment to February. difficult. wasn’t the greatest day, but I’ve “I’m in awe of Tito’s toughness baseball and to this institution,” Clark said in a statement. “Their The toe issue has exasperated “I didn’t feel like I was doing taken a big step toward getting and perseverance,” Antonetti vision will help guide the Museum toward the future.” hip problem, which will require my job appropriately,” Francona healthy. I’ve got to get healthy.” said referring to Francona by Griffey, who hit 630 home runs over 22 seasons with the Mari- surgery. said Thursday on a Zoom call. “I Indians president of baseball his nickname. ners, Reds and White Sox, was elected to the Hall of Fame in 2016.

Men Federica Cesarini) Boston 4, Toronto 1, 7 inn., 2nd game Colorado (Gray 6-6) at San Diego Marissa Steen 34-33_69 -3 Ryan Weber to Tacoma (Triple-A HOUSTON TEXANS — Signed India 3, Argentina 1 SILVER- France (Laura Taranto- N.Y. Yankees 3, Tampa Bay 1, 10 inn. (Weathers 4-2), 10:10 p.m. Olivia Mehaffey 32-35_70 -3 West). Agreed to terms with free WR Jordan Veasy. Harness racing Belgium 9, Canada 1 la, Claire Bove) Baltimore 8, Miami 7 Saturday’s Games Sarah Kemp 32-36_70 -3 agent RHP Asher Wojciechowski LAS VEGAS RAIDERS — Signed South Africa 4, Germany 3 BRONZE- Netherlands (Marieke Arizona 3, Texas 2 Houston at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Lydia Hall 33-35_70 -3 on a minor league contract. RBs Darius Jackson and B.J. Jillian Hollis 33-35_70 -3 Vernon Downs Netherlands 2, Britain 2 Keijser, Ilse Paulis) Kansas City 3, White Sox 2, 10 inn. N.Y. Yankees at Miami, 6:10 p.m. Andrea Lee 34-34_70 -2 TAMPA BAY RAYS — Recalled Emmons. Friday’s Entries Women SHOOTING L.A. Angels 8, Colorado 7 Chicago Cubs at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Linnea Strom 34-34_70 -2 RHP Chris Mazza from Durham INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed Post Time 6:10 p.m. Spain 2, China 0 Trap Men Thursday’s Games Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Karolin Lampert 32-36_70 -2 (Triple-A East). Placed RHP Pete CB Holton Hill. 1ST RACE--Pace 1 Mile. Purse $3,000. Netherlands 1, Britain 0 GOLD- Jiri Liptak, Czech Repub- Tampa Bay 14, N.Y. Yankees 0 Cincinnati at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Wichanee Meechai 34-34_70 -2 Fairbanks on the 10-day IL. Sent JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — 1 I’ve Got Hootspa (Mcneil) 9-2 4-6-5 Argentina 2, Japan 1 lic Kansas City 5, Chicago White Sox 0 Minnesota at St. Louis, 7:15 p.m. Kristy McPherson 34-34_70 -2 RHP Nick Anderson to Durham on Activated QB Jake Luton from the 2 Hi Johnny (Genois) 12-1 2-X-X Australia 1, New Zealand 0 SILVER- David Kostelecky, Detroit 6, Baltimore 2 Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. Alana Uriell 33-35_70 -2 a rehab assignment. COVID-19 list. 3 Boys Turn (Whittemore) 9-5 3-3-7 HANDBALL Czech Republic Toronto 13, Boston 1 L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 8:10 p.m. Ursula Wikstrom 31-37_70 -2 TORONTO BLUE JAYS — LOS ANGELES CHARGERS — 4 Haymitch (Brad Irvine) 6-1 X-X-X Women BRONZE- Matthew John Coward Oakland at L.A. Angels, late Colorado at San Diego, 8:40 p.m. Esther Henseleit 32-36_70 -2 Optioned RHP Patrick Murphy to Activated RB Justin Jackson from 5 Napper Tandy (Gale) 5-2 7-4-5 Stephanie Kyriacou 32-36_70 -2 6 Rocknroll Captain (Kinney) 9-2 3-5-8 Netherlands 37, Angola 28 Holley, Britain Friday’s Games Pajaree Anannarukarn 35-34_70 -2 Buffalo (Triple-A East). Acquired the COVID-19 list to the training 2ND RACE--Pace 1 Mile. Purse $3,000. Spain 27, Brazil 23 Trap Women Kansas City (Lynch 1-2) at Toron- Triple A East Tvesa Malik 31-38_71 -2 LHP Brad Hand from Washington camp roster. 1 Rocknrollroyalty (Hckbne Jr) 7-1 6-4-4 RUGBY SEVENS GOLD- Zuzana Rehak Stefeceko- to (Stripling 3-6), 7:07 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Cheyenne Knight 33-36_71 -2 in exchange for C Riley Adams. MIAMI DOLPHINS — Placed OL 2 Intuitive Writer (Chris Long) 6-1 6-3-4 Women va, Slovakia Baltimore (Harvey 5-10) at Buffalo 5, Worcester 1 Celine Herbin 36-33_71 -2 National League D.J. Fluker on IR. Signed G Ross 3 Dreamlands Art (Hckabone) 5-1 3-5-2 France 12, Fiji 5 SILVER- Kayle Browning, United Detroit (Skubal 6-9), 7:10 p.m. Norfolk 4, Durham 3, 1st game Lejan Lewthwaite 33-36_71 -2 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Reynolds. 4 It’s Rigged (Whittemore) 9-5 2-4-6 Canada 33, Brazil 0 States Boston (Pérez 7-6) at Tampa Bay Norfolk 2, Durham 0, 2nd game Christina Kim 33-36_71 -2 Sent OF Ketel Marte to Reno (Tri- NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — 5 Doin The Most (Warner) 6-1 5-2-3 United States 28, China 14 BRONZE- Alessandra Perilli, San (Fleming 7-5), 7:10 p.m. Scranton/W-B 9, Syracuse 8, 10 inn. Caroline Inglis 33-36_71 -2 ple-A West) on a rehab assign- Placed K Wil Lutz and DB P.J. 6 Wyoming Cowboy (Gale) 5-2 7-7-3 Krista Bakker 32-37_71 -2 3RD RACE--Trot 1 Mile. Purse $3,000. Australia 48, Japan 0 Marino N.Y. Yankees (Taillon 6-4) at Jacksonville 2, Charlotte 1 Dani Holmqvist 33-36_71 -2 ment. Williams on the non-injury foot- 1 Miss Sassy (Huckabone Jr) 8-1 X-X-X Britain 14, ROC 12 SWIMMING Miami (Thompson 2-3), 7:10 p.m. Omaha 14, Toledo 12 ATLANTA BRAVES — Released ball list. 2 Really Blue Skies (Whittemore) 3-1 X-X-X New Zealand 29, Kenya 7 Men’s 100m Freestyle Seattle (Gilbert 4-2) at Texas Lehigh Valley 5, Rochester 3 CF Ender Inciarte. NEW YORK GIANTS — Waived 3 Valentine Express (Okusko Jr) 4-1 6-X-X VOLLEYBALL GOLD- Caeleb Dressel, United (Allard 2-8), 8:05 p.m. Louisville 17, Iowa 5 CHICAGO CUBS — Recalled INF RB Taquan Mizzell. 4 Dolemite (Gates Brunet) 6-1 X-X-X Women States Cleveland (Mejía 1-6) at Chicago St. Paul 10, Indianapolis 5 Latest line Sergio Alcantara from Iowa (Tri- PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — 5 Perfect Vixen (Mongeon) 7-5 X-X-X Italy 3, Argentina 0 (25-21, 25-16, SILVER- Kyle Chalmers, Aus- White Sox (Lynn 10-3), 8:10 p.m. Columbus 6, Nashville 2 ple-A East). Selected the con- Signed DB Obi Melifonwu and WR 6 My Opal (Truman Gale) 15-1 X-X-X 25-15) tralia Minnesota (Berríos 7-5) at St. Memphis 8, Gwinnett 7 tract of RHP Jake Jewell from Andre Patton. 4TH RACE--Pace 1 Mile. Purse $4,000. 1 Golden Brit (Joe Nassimos) 15-1 2-4-6 South Korea 3, Dominican Repub- BRONZE- Kliment Kolesnikov, Louis (LeBlanc 0-2), 8:15 p.m. Thursday’s Games Home team in caps Iowa and agreed to terms on a TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — 2 Jericho Willie (Chris Long) 5-1 6-6-4 lic 2 (25-20, 17-25, 25-18, 15-25, ROC Oakland (Bassitt 10-3) at L.A. Worcester 7, Buffalo 0, Game 1 BASEBALL major league contract. Placed Waived DT Calvin Ashley. Signed 3 Damon Blue Chip (Mcneil) 15-1 5-2-6 15-12) Men’s 200m Breaststroke Angels (Sandoval 3-4), 9:38 p.m. Durham 8, Norfolk 2 Favorite Underdog INF Nico Hoerner on the 10-day DT Chidi Okeke. 4 Star Speaker (Brad Irvine) 7-5 X-X-X WATER POLO GOLD- Izaac Stubblety- Cook, Houston (Valdez 6-2) at San Fran- Scranton/W-B 3, Syracuse 1 American League IL. Optioned RHP Cory Abbott TENNESSEE TITANS — Placed 5 Badix Hanover (Huckabone) 2-1 1-4-4 Men Australia cisco (Gausman 9-4), 9:45 p.m. Buffalo 8, Worchester 1, Game 2 TORONTO 9-10 Kansas City to Iowa. Transferred RHP Kohl OLB Bud Dupree on the COVID- 6 I Am Golden (Josh Kinney) 4-1 2-6-4 Hungary 23, South Africa 1 SILVER- Arno Kamminga, Neth- Saturday’s Games Jacksonville 6, Charlotte 4, Game 1 DETROIT 6-7 Baltimore Stewart from the 10-day IL to the 19 list. 5TH RACE--Trot 1 Mile. Purse $3,000. Spain 16, Kazakhstan 4 erlands Kansas City at Toronto, 3:07 p.m. Charlotte 3, Jacksonville 2, Game 2 TAMPA BAY 6-7 Boston 60-day IL. Acquired LHP Bailey WASHINGTON FOOTBALL 1 Quiet Heiress (Whittemore) 8-1 2-6-4 BRONZE- Matti Mattsson, Fin- Houston at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Omaha 8, Toledo 5 Seattle Even-6 TEXAS Horn from Chicago White Sox in TEAM — Signed TE Nick Gugge- 2 Ulysses Bi (Chris Long) 7-1 5-6-1 Thursday’s medalists land Oakland at L.A. Angels, 4:05 p.m. Iowa 2, Louisville 0 WHITE SOX 9-10 Cleveland exchange for RHP Ryan Tepera. mos and DE Justus Reed. Placed 3 Nanuet (Huckabone III) 9-2 6-2-3 Oakland 5∫-6∫ LA ANGELS 4 Amanda Blue Chip (Nassimos) 2-1 2-6-8 CANOE SLALOM Men’s 800m Freestyle Baltimore at Detroit, 6:10 p.m. St. Paul 3, Indianapolis 2, 10 inn. Recalled RHP Trevor Megill from DT Matt Ioannidis, CB Chris Mill- Women’s Canoe GOLD- Robert Finke, United Boston at Tampa Bay, 6:10 p.m. Columbus at Nashville, late National League Iowa (Triple-A East). Placed er and WR Curtis Samuel on the 5 The Light In Me (Miller) 7-1 3-5-2 Philadelphia 5∫-6∫ PITT 6 Fleetwood Hall (Toland) 6-1 3-6-6 GOLD- Jessica Fox, Australia States N.Y. Yankees at Miami, 6:10 p.m. Gwinnett at Memphis, late Chicago Cubs 5∫-6∫ WASH RHP Dillon Maples on the 10-day COVID-19 list. Activated DT Tim 7 Phoenix (William Okusko) 7-2 2-5-7 SILVER- Mallory Franklin, Brit- SILVER- Gregorio Paltrinieri, Seattle at Texas, 7:05 p.m. Lehigh Valley at Rochester, ppd. NY METS Pick’em Cincinnati IL. Settle to training camp roster. 6TH RACE--Trot 1 Mile. Purse $6,000. ain Italy Cleveland at White Sox, 7:10 p.m. Friday’s Games Milwaukee Pick’em ATLANTA CINCINNATI REDS — Traded HOCKEY 1 Jenny Lake (Chris Long) 3-1 8-6-5 BRONZE- Andrea Herzog, Ger- BRONZE- Mykhailo Romanchuk, Minnesota at St. Louis, 7:15 p.m. Buffalo at Worcester, 6:35 p.m. LA Dodgers 7∫-8∫ ARIZONA RHP Ashton Goudeau to Colorado National Hockey League 2 Frisky Joe (Ben Mcneil) 6-1 3-2-1 SAN DIEGO 8-9 Colorado 3 Eternal Prince (Huckabone) 15-1 many Ukraine Scranton/W-B at Syracuse, 6:35 p.m. for cash considerations. Optioned ARIZONA COYOTES — Signed 2-7-4 FENCING Women’s 200m Butterfly National League Jacksonville at Charlotte, 7:05 p.m. Interleague RHP Ryan Hendrix to Louisville F Hudson Fasching to a one- 4 Spoiler Alert (Gale) 12-1 7-1-2 Women’s Foil Team GOLD- Yufei Zhang, China East Division Omaha at Toledo, 7:05 p.m. NY Yankees 6-7 MIAMI (Triple-A East) and assigned to year, two-way contract. Signed 5 Saylor (Huckabone III) 3-2 4-2-1 GOLD- ROC (Inna Deriglazova, SILVER- Regan Smith, United W L Pct GB Lehigh Valley at Rochester, 7:05 p.m. Minnesota 5∫-6∫ ST. LOUIS taxi squad. Placed RHP Mychal F Michael Carcone to a two-year Houston Even-6 SAN FRAN 6 Hotfoot Hannah (Whittemore) 3-1 1-1-1 Adelina Zagidullina, Larisa Kor- States New York 54 47 .535 _ Durham at Norfolk, 7:05 p.m. Givens on the active roster. contract. (c) Tribune Content Agency 7TH RACE--Pace 1 Mile. Purse $3,000. obeynikova, Marta Martyanova) BRONZE- Hali Flickinger, United Philadelphia 51 51 .500 3∫ Indianapolis at St. Paul, 8:05 p.m. MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Sent BUFFALO SABRES — Named 1 Mom’s Command (Long) 5-2 2-X-X Atlanta 51 52 .495 4 SILVER- France (Anita Blaze, States Washington 47 55 .461 7∫ Columbus at Nashville, 8:05 p.m. 1B Daniel Vogelbach to Nash- Jason Christie, Matt Ellis and 2 Fiona (Joe Nassimos) 15-1 3-3-6 Astrid Guyart, Pauline Ranvier, Women’s 4 x 200m Louisville at Iowa, 8:08 p.m. ville (Triple-A East) on a rehab Marty Wilford assistant coaches, 3 Surf Cast Zette (Miller) 15-1 6-5-X Miami 44 58 .431 10∫ 4 Major Majormajor (Huckabone Jr) 2-1 2-2-4 Ysaora Thibus) Freestyle Relay Central Division Gwinnett at Memphis, 8:10 p.m. Transactions assignment. Justin White video coordinator 5 Major Steel (Huckabone III) 7-1 4-8-7 BRONZE- Italy (Erica Cipressa, GOLD- China (Muhan Tang, Yifan W L Pct GB PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — and Adam Mair director of play- 6 Siros Blue Chip (Huckabone) 3-1 3-3-3 Arianna Errigo, Martina Batini, Zhang, Jie Dong, Bingjie Li, Junx- Milwaukee 61 42 .592 _ Placed C Andrew Knapp on the er development. Signed D Ethan 7 Marilyn’s Diamond (Whittemore) 10-1 5-6-3 Alice Volpi) uan Yang, Yufei Zhang) Cincinnati 54 49 .524 7 paternity list. Recalled C Rafael Prow and F John Hayden to one- Thursday 8 District Attorney (Irvine) 15-1 7-X-X ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS SILVER- United States (Arabella St. Louis 51 51 .500 9∫ Soccer Marchan from Reading (Double-A year contracts. BASEBALL 8TH RACE--Pace 1 Mile. Purse $5,000. Women’s All- Around Sims, Paige Madden, Kathryn Mc Chicago 50 54 .481 11∫ Northeast). Recalled LHP Cristo- DALLAS STARS — Signed D Jani Major League Baseball 1 Northern Rein (Genois) 5-1 2-6-3 GOLD- Sunisa Lee, United States Laughlin, Brooke Forde, Allison Pittsburgh 38 64 .373 22∫ pher Sanchez from Lehigh Valley Hakanpaa to a three-year con- 2 Swiss Bank Hanover (Whttemre) 15-1 5-2-4 MLB BASEBALL HALL OF SILVER- Rebeca Andrade, Brazil Schmitt, Kathleen Ledecky) West Division Major League Soccer (Triple-A East). tract. Signed F Michael Raffl to a 3 The Dough Man (Chris Long) 2-1 1-7-7 W L Pct GB FAME — Announced Craig Big- BRONZE- Angelina Melnikova, BRONZE- Australia (Mollie Wednesday’s games ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — one-year contract. 4 Saulsbrook Lanny (Kinney) 7-1 5-3-2 San Francisco 64 38 .627 _ gio, Tom Glavine and Ken Griffey ROC O’Callaghan, Meg Harris, Brianna Minnesota 2, Los Angeles FC 2, tie Agreed to terms with OF Elijah NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Signed 5 Thisishowwedoit (Irvine) 5-2 6-5-7 Los Angeles 62 42 .596 3 Jr. have been elected to the Board JUDO Throssell, Tamsin Cook, Ariarne Friday’s games Cabell on a minor league contract. Fs Chase DeLeo, Brian Flynn, 6 War Drums (Huckabone) 3-1 2-1-X San Diego 59 45 .567 6 of Directors for the National Base- 9TH RACE--Pace 1 Mile. Purse $3,500. Men - 100 kg Titmus, Emma McKeon, Madison Colorado 44 58 .431 20 Columbus at NY City FC, 7:30 p.m. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Joseph Gambardella and D Rob- ball Hall of Fame and Museum. 1 Jenkins Creek (Brad Irvine) 6-1 4-2-1 GOLD- Aaron Wolf, Japan Wilson, Leah Neale) Arizona 32 71 .311 32∫ Atlanta at Orlando City, 8 p.m. Reinstated SS Brandon Craw- bie Russo to one-year, two-way American League 2 Jamaican Cowboy (Genois) 9-2 2-2-4 SILVER- Guham Cho, South TABLE TENNIS Wednesday’s Games Portland at LA Galaxy, 10 p.m. ford from the 10-day IL. Rein- contracts. BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Sent 3 Tempster Hanover (Huckabone) 5-2 1-5-5 Korea Women’s Singles Cleveland 7, St. Louis 2 Saturday’s games stated RHP Aaron Sanchez from NEW YORK RANGERS — Signed 4 Peter Pumpkineater (Whittemore) 2-1 2-3-2 SS Richie Martin to Bowie (Dou- BRONZE- Jorge Fonseca, Por- GOLD- Meng Chen, China Oakland 10, San Diego 4 San Jose at Seattle, 5 p.m. the 60-day IL. Designated LF F Filip Chytil to a two-year con- 5 Feelin Lucky (Chris Long) 3-1 3-8-1 ble-A Northeast) on a rehab tugal SILVER- Yingsha Sun, China Milwaukee 7, Pittsburgh 3 New England at New York, 6 p.m. Mike Tauchman for assignment. tract. 10TH RACE--Pace 1 Mile. Purse $3,000. assignment. BRONZE- Niiaz Iliasov, ROC BRONZE- Mima Ito, Japan N.Y. Mets 2, Atlanta 1 D.C. United at Cincinnati, 7:30 p.m. Optioned RHP John Brebbia to SOCCER 1 Tragically Hep (Chris Long) 5-2 5-1-6 BOSTON RED SOX — Optioned 2 The Big Bankroll (Huckabone) 8-1 3-5-6 Women - 78 kg Baltimore 8, Miami 7 CF Montréal at Miami, 8 p.m. Sacramento (Triple-A West). Sent Major League Soccer RHP Tanner Houck to Worcester 3 Mindy Mae Rain (Genois) 6-1 1-6-8 GOLD- Shori Hamada, Japan Arizona 3, Texas 2 FC Dallas at S. Kansas City, 8:30 p.m. 1B Brandon Belt to Sacramento on AUSTIN FC — Signed F Sebastian (Triple-A East). 4 Always As Fast (Irvine) 10-1 4-7-4 SILVER- Madeleine Malonga, Cincinnati 8, Chicago Cubs 2 Real Salt Lake at Houston, 8:30 p.m. a rehab assignment. Driussi to a designated player CHICAGO WHITE SOX — 5 Under The Bus (Gale) 2-1 6-6-3 France Baseball L.A. Dodgers 8, San Francisco 0 Colorado at Austin FC, 9 p.m. WASHINGTON NATIONALS — contract. Acquired INF Cesar Hernandez 6 Grays Slick (Huckabone III) 7-1 4-7-5 BRONZE- Anna- Maria Wagner, L.A. Angels 8, Colorado 7 Minnesota at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Recalled OF Yadiel Hernandez, INTER MIAMI CF — Signed D 7 Teal Hanover (Whittemore) 4-1 2-2-8 from Cleveland in exchange for Germany Washington at Philadelphia, ppd. SS Luis Garcia, and RHP Andres Venturo Alvarado to a contract LHP Konnor Pilkington. Acquired BRONZE- Mayra Aguiar, Brazil Major League Baseball Thursday’s Games Machado from Rochester (Tri- with club options for 2022 and 2023. RHP Ryan Tepera from the Chi- ROWING American League Washington 3, Philadelphia 1, 7 ple-A East). Reinstated C Yan PHILADELPHIA UNION — cago Cubs in exchange for LHP Men’s Pair East Division inn., 1st game Golf Gomes and RHP Tanner Rainey Signed M Jesus Daniel Buen Anez Olympics Bailey Horn. Released RHP Tyler GOLD- Croatia (Martin Sinkovic, W L Pct GB Atlanta 6, N.Y. Mets 3 from the 10-day IL. Optioned C from Deportivo Lara to a two-and- Johnson. Transferred RHP Evan Valent Sinkovic) Boston 63 41 .606 _ Cincinnati 7, Chicago Cubs 4 Tres Barrera to Rochester then a-half year contract with a club Marshall from the 10-day IL to SILVER- Romania (Marius Tampa Bay 61 42 .592 1∫ Philadelphia 11, Washington 8, 8 LPGA Tour recalled him. Placed RHPs Daniel option for a third and fourth year Olympics New York 53 48 .525 8∫ the 60-day IL. Cozmiuc, Ciprian Tudosa) inn., 2nd game $4.5M ISPS HANDA Hudson and Austin Voth, SS Trea in exchange for an undisclosed Thursday’s scores Toronto 51 48 .515 9∫ DETROIT TIGERS — Sent LHP BRONZE- Denmark (Frederic San Francisco 5, L.A. Dodgers 0 World Invitational Turner and C Alex Avila on the transfer fee. BASEBALL/SOFTBALL Baltimore 35 66 .347 26∫ Ian Krol outright to Toledo (Tri- Vystavel, Joachim Sutton) Milwaukee 12, Pittsburgh 0 Thursday 10-day IL. PORTLAND TIMBERS — Men Central Division ple-A East). Lightweight Men’s Double Sculls Colorado at San Diego, late At Galgorm Castle and Masser- FOOTBALL Acquired MF Santiago Moreno South Korea 6, Israel 5, 10 inn. W L Pct GB NEW YORK YANKEES — GOLD- Ireland (Fintan Mc Car- Chicago 60 43 .583 _ Friday’s Games eene Golf Courses National Football League from America de Cali (Columbia) BASKETBALL Acquired INF/OF Joey Gallo, thy, Paul O’Donovan) Cleveland 50 49 .505 8 Chicago Cubs (Williams 4-2) at Ballymena, Northern Ireland BUFFALO BILLS — Signed OLs through Philadelphia for General Men LHP Joely Rodriguez and cash SILVER- Germany (Jonathan Detroit 50 55 .476 11 Washington (TBD), 7:05 p.m. Galgorm Castle Tyler Gauthier and Marquel Har- Allocation Money and will occupy Slovenia 116, Japan 81 considerations from Texas in Rommelmann, Jason Osborne) Kansas City 45 56 .446 14 Philadelphia (Velasquez 3-5) at Par 73 rell to one-year contracts. an International U22 Initiative Slot Spain 81, Argentina 71 exchange for INFs Ezequiel BRONZE- Italy (Stefano Oppo, Minnesota 43 60 .417 17 Pittsburgh (Crowe 2-5), 7:05 p.m. First Round DENVER BRONCOS — through 2025, pending a physical Women Duran, Trevor Hauver, Josh Pietro Ruta) West Division Cincinnati (Gray 2-6) at N.Y. Chella Choi 31-33_66 -7 Announced the hiring of Mateo and receipt of his Internation- Canada 74, South Korea 53 W L Pct GB Smith and RHP Glenn Otto. Sent Women’s Pair Mets (Carrasco 0-0), 7:10 p.m. Jennifer Kupcho 31-33_66 -7 Kambui (Broncos Diversity al Transfer Certificate (ITC) and BEACH VOLLEYBALL Houston 63 40 .612 _ LHP Wandy Peralta to Somerset GOLD- New Zealand (Grace N.Y. Yankees (Taillon 6-4) at Gemma Dryburgh 30-35_66 -7 Coaching Fellow), Chaz McKen- P-1 visa. Men Oakland 57 46 .553 6 Emma Talley 31-35_67 -6 (Double-A Northeast) on a rehab Prendergast, Kerri Gowler) Miami (Thompson 2-3), 7:10 p.m. zie and Ish Seisay (Nunn-Wooten United States 2, Argentina 1 (21- Seattle 55 48 .534 8 Min Seo Kwak 32-34_67 -5 assignment. SILVER- ROC (Vasilisa Stepano- Los Angeles 51 50 .505 11 Milwaukee (Burnes 6-4) at Atlan- Scouting Fellows) to the staff for USL Championship 19, 18-21, 15-6) Georgia Hall 33-33_68 -5 OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Added va, Elena Oriabinskaia) Texas 36 66 .353 26∫ ta (Toussaint 1-1), 7:20 p.m. the entire 2021 season. Announced MILWAUKEE ADMIRALS — Women Charley Hull 32-34_68 -5 CF Starling Marte to the active BRONZE- Canada (Caileigh Film- Wednesday’s Games Minnesota (Berríos 7-5) at St. Sarah Burnham 33-34_68 -5 the hiring James Daniels IV and Signed C Joseph LaBate to a one- United States 2, Kenya 0 (21-8, roster. Optioned 3B Jacob Wilson er, Hillary Janssens) Cleveland 7, St. Louis 2 Louis (LeBlanc 0-2), 8:15 p.m. Pornanong Phatlum 32-35_68 -4 Marcus Lewis (Bill Walsh NFL year contract. 21-6) to Las Vegas (Triple-A West). Lightweight Women’s Toronto 4, Boston 1, 7 inn., 1st game L.A. Dodgers (Gonsolin 2-1) at Su Oh 33-34_68 -4 Diversity Coaching Fellows) Canada 2, Switzerland 0 (21-13, SEATTLE MARINERS — Double Sculls Detroit 17, Minnesota 14 Arizona (Gallen 1-5), 9:40 p.m. Bronte Law 33-34_69 -4 during training camp. COLLEGE 24-22) Ssu-Chia Cheng 32-35_69 -4 Added LHP Tyler Anderson to GOLD- Italy (Valentina Rodini, Oakland 10, San Diego 4 Houston (Valdez 6-2) at San Fran- GREEN BAY PACKERS — ETSU — Named Anthony Shakir HOCKEY Mina Harigae 32-35_69 -3 the active roster. Optioned RHP Houston 11, Seattle 4 cisco (Gausman 9-4), 9:45 p.m. Signed DT Dennis Kelly. football defensive line coach. PAGE 12 DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 2021 HomeHome TodayToday [email protected] • 315–337–4000, ext. 213 Family meals that deliver flavor, nutrition Melatonin can be useful BY FAMILY FEATURES thick, add buttermilk 1 teaspoon solution for sleep issues United Dairy Industry of Mich- at a time until desired consisten- igan cy is reached. Refrigerate until Dear Doctor: Melatonin gets mentioned a lot when people As kids and parents return to ready to serve. talk about the problems they have with getting to sleep. I’ve been busy schedules full of sports, To make salad: Season chick- thinking about trying it to homework and weeknight activ- en on both sides with taco sea- help me stay asleep, but I’m Ask the Doctors ities, building a plan for nutri- soning. Heat large skillet over not really sure that I under- tious and easy meals can be medium-high heat and add olive stand it. What is melatonin, challenging. oil. Add chicken to pan and cook and how does it work? Piecing together a menu on both sides until outside is Dear Reader: Getting that fuels active minds without golden brown and chicken is adequate and high-quality spending hours in the kitchen is cooked through. Remove to cut- sleep was already a chal- a common goal for many fam- ting board and slice into strips. lenge before the pandemic. ilies. On large platter, heap chopped These days, a good night’s lettuce. Sprinkle chicken over sleep has become even more These recipes require minimal elusive. Stress, anxiety and a prep and call for on-hand ingre- top. Add avocado, beans, corn, tomatoes and shredded cheese. decrease in physical activity dients like dairy food favorites all play a role. ELIZABETH KO, M.D. that provide nutrients people of Drizzle dressing on top and So can the amount of time EVE GLAZER, M.D. all ages need to grow and main- sprinkle with tortilla strips or we spend indoors, which tain strong bodies and minds. CHOPPED CHICKEN TACO SALAD crushed tortilla chips. Sustainable Frittata separates us from the changing light cues our bodies use for Whether you enjoy it together sleep regulation. Rather than prescription sleep aids, many in the morning before getting Recipe courtesy of Jenn Fillen- worth of “Jenny With the Good people are seeking out non-medical solutions. Among these is the day started or mix it up melatonin. It has been part of the can’t-sleep conversation for so with breakfast for dinner, this Eats” on behalf of Milk Means More Prep time: 5 minutes long, and is so widely available, it’s easy to be aware of it without Sustainable Frittata is called knowing what it is. “sustainable” because you can Cook time: 20 minutes Servings: 8 Melatonin is a hormone produced by the pineal gland, which is use leftover cheeses, veggies, located in the middle of the brain. It processes information about ham, sausage and more to recy- 12 eggs, beaten ¼ cup whole milk, half and cycles of light and dark in the environment and plays an import- cle ingredients you already have ant role in the timing of our body’s circadian rhythms, which are on hand. half or heavy cream ½ teaspoon salt the 24-hour cycles of our internal clocks. For a customizable kid-pleas- 2 cups shredded cheese, any As daylight fades and night arrives, the shift from light to er, turn to Chopped Chicken variety dark triggers the pineal gland to begin to secrete melatonin. It’s Taco Salad and garnish with 3 cups assorted cooked vege- released into an area of the brain known as the third ventricle, your family’s favorite toppings. tables and pre-cooked meats and from there it enters the circulatory system. Secretion of the Visit milkmeansmore.org to fresh herbs, for garnish hormone begins soon after sundown, peaks at about 2 or 3 a.m., find more recipes perfect for (optional) and then gradually decreases. The decline of melatonin levels bringing loved ones together. Preheat oven to 450 F. Preheat toward the end of the sleep cycle helps with awakening. Chopped Chicken Taco Salad cast-iron pan or oven-safe skillet Melatonin itself doesn’t actually cause sleep. Rather, it affects Recipe courtesy of Megan Gundy over medium heat. the complex array of metabolic processes that set the stage for of “What Megan’s Making” on behalf SUSTAINABLE FRITTATA In large bowl, mix eggs, milk sleep. Melatonin receptors have been found in virtually every of Milk Means More and salt then add shredded part of the body, including the skin, kidneys, lungs, liver, breasts, Prep time: 15 minutes 2 tablespoons taco seasoning 1 pint grape or cherry toma- cheese. gall bladder and small intestine. Cook time: 15 minutes Salad: toes, chopped Add cooked vegetables and Although we mainly think about melatonin in relation to Servings: 4 2 pounds boneless, skinless 1 cup shredded cheese (Mon- meats to pan to reheat. Once sleep, it’s fascinating to note the hormone has a wide scope. Dressing: chicken breasts terey Jack or Mexican) vegetables have softened, add It’s involved in the regulation of blood pressure and body tem- 1 cup plain Greek yogurt 2 tablespoons taco seasoning tortilla strips or crushed torti- egg mixture to pan and scram- perature, distribution of the blood supply, immune response, ⅓ cup buttermilk, plus addi- 2 tablespoons olive oil lla chips, for topping ble. Let sit over medium heat 1 antioxidant activity, body mass, bone density, sexual maturity tional (optional) 1 head leaf lettuce, chopped To make dressing: In small minute. and reproduction. However, the specifics of its roles outside of 1 tablespoon fresh-squeezed 1 avocado, chopped into bite- bowl, stir yogurt, buttermilk, Carefully transfer to oven the sleep-wake cycle are not yet fully understood. lime juice, plus additional sized pieces lime juice, cilantro and taco and bake 10-15 minutes. Fritta- With our use of artificial light to extend day into night, we (optional) 1 cup black beans, drained seasoning until combined. Taste ta is done when eggs have set. alter the pineal gland’s cycle of melatonin production and 3 tablespoons chopped cilan- and rinsed and adjust lime juice and cilan- Remove from oven and top with release. This has led to the popularity of melatonin supplements. tro 1 cup corn tro as needed. If dressing is too fresh herbs. Research shows that it is safe for short-term use and may be useful for those who struggle to fall and stay asleep. It can also help with the effects of jet lag. Start with a small dose, about .05 milligrams, taken two to Everyday Start now to get another growing three hours before bed. Potential side effects can include head- ache, nausea, dizziness and grogginess. People with major health Cheapskate: conditions such as liver or kidney failure, or women who are season out of your garden pregnant, should seek medical guidance before trying it. And How to upsize BY LEE REICH don’t forget about the importance of limiting bright light a few Associated Press hours before bed, particularly the blue light that emits from com- a cake mix puter, tablet and smartphone screens. The same hot weather that Eve Glazier, M.D., MBA, is an internist and associate professor In my kitchen, I have a brings out the best in tomatoes, of medicine at UCLA Health. Elizabeth Ko, M.D., is an internist small collection of cookbooks cucumbers, peppers, and other and assistant professor of medicine at UCLA Health. which I consider prized pos- summer vegetables makes spin- Send your questions to [email protected], or sessions. One of them, the ach, lettuce, peas, and other write: Ask the Doctors, c/o UCLA Health Sciences Media Rela- classic Betty Crocker Cook- cool-weather vegetables tough tions, 10880 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1450, Los Angeles, CA, 90024. book, was a wedding gift and, and bitter. Owing to the volume of mail, personal replies cannot be provid- trust me, it’s seen more than Midsummer weather makes ed. Copyright 2021 UCLA Health its share of splatters and dog- the prospect of cool weather eared and ripped pages. And seem remote, but of course such I wouldn’t part with it for weather will return. anything. Now might be a good time Explainer: What’s making Another features 100 to plan for and begin planting things to do with an ordinary vegetables that thrive in autumn cake mix. It is fabulous – or I weather. mid-Atlantic songbirds sick? should say it used to be. Growing autumn vegetables is BY CHRISTINA LARSON Here’s the problem: About like having another whole grow- AP Science Writer five years ago, cake mix ing season in the garden. manufacturers got the bright Cool, moist weather, even A mysterious ailment has sick- idea to shrink the contents with temperatures dipping SEEDLINGS — This undated photo provided by Lee Reich shows endive ened and killed thousands of of a standard cake mix rath- below freezing, brings out the seedlings in New Paltz. The endive seedlings are about ready to transplant into songbirds in several mid-Atlantic er than increase the price. best flavor in vegetables such as the vegetable garden to develop into delicious heads in autumn. states since late spring. While Sneaky, right? And what a ter- kale, broccoli and carrots. And (Lee Reich via AP) scientists are still racing to con- rible decision that was. What the fall harvest season is long firm the cause, it seems juvenile used to be the standard 18.25 because, with short days, there’s slow growth as fall approach- der leaves for your salad bowl. birds may be most susceptible. ounce cake mix suddenly no danger of such vegetables as es, so count on any vegetable Whole rows of any vegetables The U.S. Geological Survey, shrunk to 15.25 ounces. Have spinach and Chinese cabbage being ready for harvest around in this second planting might which oversees responses to you noticed this? bolting to seed. the time when cooler weath- follow earlier plantings of bush some natural hazards and risks, That might not be a prob- Broccoli and cauliflower buds er settles in in earnest in your beans or sweet corn, or you can has recommended that people lem if you’re using that stay tight, patiently awaiting har- area, and days become regularly sow in containers for transplant- temporarily take down bird feed- cake mix to make the cake vest. cooler. ing three weeks later. ers and clean out bird baths to reduce places that birds could according to the back-of-the- First, three vows For vegetables that are usual- The nice thing about using ly transplanted, add four weeks, closely congregate and poten- box instructions, which is Before planning for a delec- containers is that there’s no RESEARCH — A university graduate which is the time they would tially spread disease. going to turn out noticeably table harvest of autumn vegeta- need to plant a whole row at student holds a female blue jay in need to grow to transplant size. smaller, by the way. But if bles, take three vows. once — you can tuck plants here Which birds are affected? her open hand to release it in Silver Depending on how soon you’re into hacking a cake The first is to maintain soil and there as space becomes So far the majority of birds Spring, Md., after removing it from mix (where the mix becomes autumn weather arrives at your available. reported as ailing have been a mist net used to capture birds for fertility. Autumn’s predominant- garden gate, now or soon may be a single ingredient in a much ly leafy vegetables are heavy A third wave of autumn plant- fledgling blue jays, American banding or other research projects. better recipe for anything the time to sow broccoli, endive, ing comes when cooler weather robins, European starlings and A mysterious ailment has sickened feeders, and your garden has winter radishes, cabbage, car- and killed thousands of songbirds in from waffles, to cookies, to already had one growing season, has begun to settle in, perhaps common grackles, but other much-improved cake), it’s a rots, beets and parsley, all of where you have gathered up songbirds are also affected. several mid-Atlantic states since late so apply fertilizer and liberal which need a relatively long sea- spring 2021. problem. Those recipes in my amounts of compost or other mature onion and garlic bulbs The main visible symptoms little “100 Things” cookbook son to mature. or dug out cucumber vines that are swollen eyes or crusty dis- (AP file photo/Carolyn Kaster) organic matter to the soil. Sow these seeds directly in all assume an 18.25 ounce Second, don’t forget to water. have finally succumbed to bac- charge around the eyes, as well the garden, in containers, or in terial wilt. What’s causing the sickness? cake mix. And why not? Seedlings beginning life in mid- as off-balance movements that Scientists at the USGS, the a separate, small nursery bed, Sow directly in the ground That’s the way it had been for summer can’t get enough water may indicate neurological dam- Smithsonian and universities are then transplant them to their seeds of spinach, mustard, aru- decades. otherwise through typical sum- age. still working to determine the permanent homes in a month. gula and turnips. Also plant Does it really matter? It mer heat and drought. Natural Where are birds getting sick? causes. Through testing of sick Follow that first wave of small radishes, the kind you nor- does, because unlike cook- rainfall and cooler temperatures Wildlife managers and veter- and deceased birds, they have ing a pot roast or lasagna planting a couple of weeks later mally sow in spring. will lessen or eliminate watering with sowings of lettuce, Chinese inarians first received reports determined that this outbreak where exact measurements chores as autumn approaches. Local seed racks are often in late April and May of sick was not primarily caused by sal- are not critical, baking relies cabbage, cauliflower, kale and cleared out after midsummer. If And third, spend a few min- collards. birds in Maryland, Virginia, West monella, chlamydia, avian influ- on chemical reactions. Exact utes weeding on a regular basis so, or if you seek varieties that Virginia, Kentucky and Washing- enza virus, West Nile virus or a measurements do matter. Check the days to maturity for are unavailable locally, order throughout the season. Summer Chinese cabbages because some ton, D.C. More recent reports few other viruses that commonly But there’s good news! If weeds take up space that you seeds by mail. have come from Pennsylvania, afflict birds. your cake mix is too small, varieties take only 50 days to could use for fall vegetables. mature while others take much Lee Reich writes regularly Delaware, New Jersey, Ohio and What can I do to help? it’s easy to remedy. Here are They also compete for water and about gardening for The Asso- Indiana. The outbreak may have three options: longer. USGS is recommending that nutrients. This first sowing of autumn ciated Press. He has authored peaked in June and be declining people remove backyard bird • Method #1: Purchase two Next, timing lettuce should be the first of a number of books, including in some early hotspots, but it’s feeders, avoid handling sick 15.25 ounce cake mixes. To figure out when to sow many. Every two weeks until “Weedless Gardening” and “The ongoing in other regions, accord- birds and keep pets away from Add 3 ounces (6 table- autumn vegetables, look on seed about a month before the aver- Pruning Book.” He blogs at ing to Brian Evans, a bird ecolo- birds. The agency also recom- n CONTINUED ON PAGE 13 packets for the “days to matu- age date of your first frost, sow http://www.leereich.com/blog. gist at the Smithsonian Nation- n Everyday Cheapskate rity.” Cool weather and shorter small amounts, and you will He can be reached at garden@ al Zoo & Conservation Biology CONTINUED ON PAGE 13 days are going to dramatically have a continuous supply of ten- leereich.com. Institute. Disinfect bird baths DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 2021 PAGE 13 [email protected] • 315–337–4000, ext. 213 HomeHome Today Grandma’s responsibilities Volcanic lava sparks decorative design begin to pile up BY KIM COOK Pacific Northwest. Associated Press CB2’s set of Loa drink coast- DEAR ABBY: My daughter is preg- Mother Earth has been blow- ers, and their Hilo tray, are craft- nant with her second child. Her first, Dear Abby ing off lots of steam lately – ed of Indonesian lava stone. my granddaughter, is 2, and the light of as well as ash and a mess of The tray has a checkered pat- my life. I lovingly offered to take care lava. The volcanic eruptions, tern achieved through melding of her when it’s time for my daughter and the pumice and other rock the stone with resin. Also at to have the baby. She’s having a C-sec- they leave in their wake, have CB2, a striking piece of wall art tion, so she may be in the hospital for a inspired some remarkable deco- carved from Philippine volca- couple days. rative design. nic ash; Athena’s angular folds My daughter wants me to come to Scores of volcanoes are and creases make it look like her house one day out of every week- spewing now, from Indonesia to origami. end to learn my granddaughter’s rou- Alaska, Italy to Iceland, Russia London architectural prod- tine. I have spent several weekends to Indonesia, according to the ucts studio Dzek spent three at her house doing this, but not every By ABIGAIL Smithsonian Institution’s Muse- years working on a volcanic ash- weekend, as I work full time from VAN BUREN um of Natural History. glazed porcelain tile. They’ve home and also have a full-time rental (Jeanne Phillips, Historically, artists and crafts- called the collection ExCinere, a business (30 rental units) that I manage daughter of founder Pauline Phillips) people who live in volcanically play on the Latin term ex cinere, with my fiance. active regions have embraced meaning “from ash.” Available Recently, my fiance has taken ill and the magnesium- and iron-rich in two sizes, the earthy, richly is bedridden. Everything, including his care, has fallen on me. igneous rocks. textured tiles come in four vol- When I called my daughter to tell her I wouldn’t be able to come “It’s a rock that’s easily acces- canic glazes ranging from light for the weekends because of his illness and my other responsi- sible, sitting near to the earth’s caramel to dark chocolate. bilities, she lost it and became hateful and confrontational. I tried surface. It’s self-generating Artisans in Tecali, Mexico, explaining that this is, hopefully, a temporary situation and that and exceptionally tough,” says have been carving volcanic I will still be able to do what I promised, to no avail. Nothing I design critic and former editor stone into building facades and said appeased her. We are not talking, and I really cannot endure of Wallpaper magazine Laura objects for generations. Online another confrontation with her. I am at a loss as to what to do. Houseley. So tough that ancient ASH CLOUD VASES — Ceramicist Bjarni Sigurdsson has crafted his Volcano shop Maison Numen carries — SIDELINED IN FLORIDA Romans used it to make con- Ash Cloud vase collection using ash from Eyjafjallajokull, which erupted in hand-carved molcajete, or mor- DEAR SIDELINED: Give your pregnant, possibly hormonal, crete for the Pantheon, and to Iceland in 2010. (ABC Carpet & Home via AP) tar and pestle, and a platter that daughter time to cool off, and then contact her again. See if the create seawalls. would be a nice piece for enter- two of you can work out an arrangement that’s sensible. You You might not have the oppor- ic fields, mineral patterns and collection of furniture inspired taining. already have your hands full, and the additional responsibilities tunity to see a current lava show, lava flows. by the landscape of her Icelan- If you’re interested in collect- because of your fiance’s illness may prevent you from caring for but there’s a lot of great volca- Agusta Arnardottir of the dic homeland. ibles, sites like Etsy.com have your grandchild as you had planned. If she unloads on you again, no-related stuff for the armchair Reykjavik- and London-based Her Volca table is a solid rect- some great examples of midcen- tell her you know she’s disappointed and so are you, but you volcanologist. studio Vikur crafts modern angle of alabaster, with a fissure tury ceramics made by Iceland’s can’t handle another abusive confrontation and end the conver- The Icelandic store Grape- minimalist jewelry out of silver, of rose gold transecting the sur- Glit Pottery. The studio, founded sation. She will manage. Trust me. vine has eye-catching casual gold and small pieces of pum- face. A bar stool perches on pol- in the 1950s, was known for DEAR ABBY: My friend was telling me about the delicious wear, cups, posters and laptop ice (vikur is the Icelandic word ished rose gold legs, the leather incorporating pumice, lava rock dinner he had last night at a local restaurant. His meal cost $8, sleeves printed with images of for pumice) from the base of seat enveloped in oil-rubbed and ash into their glazes, cre- and he raved to the waitress about how the food melted in his the Fagradalsfjall volcano, taken Hekla, one of the island’s recur- bronze that’s been carved to ating an unusual juxtaposition mouth and how incredible it tasted. He compared it favorably to by photographer Art Bicnick. An rent volcanoes. There’s a photo look like the silhouette of mol- between the polished, colorful the $70 dinner he’d had at another restaurant the night before. overhead photo of the volcano, on the studio’s Instagram page ten rock. The Lava table perches ceramics and the natural volca- He then informed me he was “in and out of that restaurant for taken in March shortly after it of Arnardottir clambering over a fold of bronze on a raw-edged nic material. only $10.” began to erupt will bring Mordor Hekla’s debris field, bags of peb- chunk of marble, as if the mol- Former banker-turned-ceram- My response was, “Are you telling me you left a $2 tip for to mind for “The Lord of the bles in hand. ten rock had seized and stopped icist Bjarni Sigurdsson uses a THE most delicious meal you just ate?” He replied that he gave Rings” fans. Gjoska, a design firm and in mid flow. similar technique in his work; her a 25% tip and thought it was fair. I told him I thought he was On Etsy, Magdalena Dona- shop in the Icelandic country- Signature Hardware offers a for his Ash Cloud vase collec- cheap, and he could have given her more money at the very least hue of the New Mexico-based side, offers a beautiful sweater couple of elegant vessel sinks tion, he added cinders from the for her effort in serving him. He said I should write you and ask, studio FactsFiguresDesigns with a background of basalt- suitable for bath or powder 2010 eruption of Eyjafjallajokull so here I am. I realize a 20% to 25% tip is generally generous, but characterizes her offerings as hued gray and a fiery orange and rooms. Both the round Loa to the finishing glaze. considering these times of pandemic and slower business, I think “wearable Earth.” The clothing red sliver tumbling down the and square Mauna are carved Kim Cook writes frequently for he could have done better. What do you think? — FLABBER- and accessories are printed with front. They’ve got hats and other of a single piece of andesite, a The AP about design, décor and life- GASTED IN OHIO imagery inspired by open-source garments with the design, too. type of volcanic rock found in styles topics. She can be found on DEAR FLABBERGASTED: Truthfully, those who can afford scientific data like topographic Los Angeles-based architect areas of Asia, the Caribbean, Instagram at @kimcookhome and to do so should give more. The restaurant business has been maps, seismic readings, magnet- Gulla Jonsdottir has designed a Central America and the reached at [email protected]. decimated because of the extended COVID quarantines, and staff members have been hit hard in the pocketbook. That said, however, my suggestion would have been that your friend should have added a generous tip for the COOK sweating in the kitchen, Use permanent window film to block heat who produced that memorable meal. DEAR ABBY: I am a petite, 53-year-old woman who works Dear James: The old-tinted then tape plastic film over the out four to five times a week, so I’m in very good shape. I often film on my windows blocks heat, windowpane to keep it moist perform manual labor jobs instead of hiring someone or using but the corners are becoming and warm. equipment. I regard it as an opportunity for an extra workout. loose and cracking. How do I Within several hours, the old Someday I may have to take the easier path, but not yet. remove the old film and install adhesive should be soft. If this When people see me do things that are considered hard work, new film myself? – Lana T. does not work, order some of the they presume I need help. For instance, today I bought 30 cement Dear Lana: Old, deteriorat- special removal solution. blocks to start building a wall. Several men asked if I needed ing, tinted window film is still Once the old window film help. I refused politely as I always do, saying they were thought- effective at blocking heat and and adhesive are removed, go ful to offer but I didn’t need help. They replied, “No problem.” glare, but it can look really bad shopping for your new window A short time later it started raining. A woman walked by and impair your view outdoors. film. For good year-round per- carrying an umbrella and offered to help, and I responded just Newer window films formance, a lightly as politely. She put her umbrella down and started lifting the have much less tint. Here’s tinted, low-emissivity blocks into my car anyway! I said, “No need. You were sweet to They use a technology How type of window film offer, but I’m getting my morning workout.” She took offense and similar to low-emis- is best. It will block snapped, “Sorry to ‘impose.’ I was trying to help,” and stalked off! sivity replacement the sun’s heat during This happens often. I feel bad after these encounters. It seems I windows to block the summer and help am perceived as ungrateful, but if I need help, I will ask for it. heat during summer reduce indoor heat How can I convey this more effectively, or must I just accept the and save heat during loss during winter. If help? — TRYING HARD IN OHIO winter. glare is your prima- DEAR TRYING HARD: If multiple people are offended when Removing the old ry concern, select a you refuse their offers of help, there may be something wrong deteriorating win- window film with a with the way you’re delivering your message. Sometimes it isn’t dow film is the most darker tint. what we say but the words we choose or their tone that can difficult part of this Now that you be off-putting. My advice is to talk this over with some of your project. Never try to have your new win- friends and see how they react. install new window JAMES DULLEY dow film, thorough- film directly over ly clean the window www.DearAbby.com © 2021 Universal Uclick old film. The key to an effective surface and the frame. Cleaning removal of old window film is to the frame keeps dirt particles soften the adhesive so the film from falling on the glass and Everyday and adhesive can be peeled and film while it is being installed. Cheapskate: Cake mix gently scraped off the window Once dirt gets embedded in the ■ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 1 cup and 2 tablespoons glass. adhesive on the film, forget ever spoons) from the second mix all-purpose flour Several of the major do-it-your- getting it out completely. Just a to make up the difference. 1 cup sugar self window film companies offer few dirt particles, though, are Keep the balance of that sec- 6 tablespoons cocoa powder liquid solutions for removing old difficult to avoid and are not very ond mix in a tightly sealed con- 2 teaspoons baking powder film. First, try using a mild solu- noticeable. tainer to use the next time you ¼ teaspoon baking soda tion of vinegar and water. Satu- The ideal temperature range to make this cake. Whisk all dry ingredients rate the window film with it and install window film is between 45 and 90 degrees. The temperature solution until is thoroughly damp together and store in a clean of the glass surface can vary and runs down. Carefully pull the • Method #2: Purchase mason jar. When significantly from the indoor air backing from the window so it a plain yellow cake Everyday you wish to increase temperature inside your house. does not get creased. mix and empty its a 15.25 ounce cake Disinfect bird baths Also, select an installation time While the glass is still very contents into a glass Cheapskate mix to 18.25 ounces, of the day when the sun will not wet, spray a light mist of solution mason jar. Keep it add 3 ounces of this ■ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 How unusual shine directly on the window on the adhesive on the film. 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We still ommend that residents remove it with a razor blade in a holder. squeeze the water and bubbles ounces of the yellow About 6 portions. outdoor feeders. This spring an Finally wipe it dry with a lint-free out from beneath the film. Allow cake mix and add to don’t know if it’s caused by a There you go – a virus or a bacteria” or a toxic outbreak of salmonella among cloth. the film to dry thoroughly before the 15.25 ounce cake MARY HUNT fairly simple remedy wild songbirds in several states Measure the size of the win- touching. mix. Yellow cake mix chemical in pesticides, said Jor- for a very annoying dan Rutter, director of public caused the Centers for Disease dow glass surface, and cut a Send your questions to Here’s How, has a neutral flavor, problem. Happy baking! Control and Prevention to issue piece of the window film slightly 6906 Royalgreen Dr., Cincinnati, OH 45244 so this is not going to adversely relations at the American Bird or visit www.dulley.com. 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Available at www.romesentinel.com/forms are forms 1 cup sugar from the Howard Hughes Medical interest, but letters cannot be such as berries and nectar, to announce: college acceptances, military achievements, college 2 teaspoons baking powder Institute’s Department of Science Edu- answered individually. while also attracting insects graduations, college achievements, out-of-town births, anniversaries, ¼ teaspoon baking soda Copyright 2021 Creators.com cation. The AP is solely responsible for birds eat. all content. engagements, and weddings. Printouts may be mailed to the News- To upsize chocolate mixes: On the net: www.creators.com room, 111 Langley Rd., P.O. Box 471, Rome, NY 13442-0471. PAGE 14 DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 2021 DoorDash, Uber Eats eye expanding • delivery beyond restaurants [email protected] 315–337–4000 Classified2 columns over 4 Spurred by skyrocketing con- sumer demand during the pan- Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice demic, restaurant delivery com- LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE appear or answer, judgment panies like DoorDash and Uber ESTOPPEL Notice is hereby given will be taken against you Eats are rapidly expanding their that pursuant to Section by default for the relief services to grocers, convenience The bond resolution, a summary of which is published 276 of the Town law and demanded in the complaint. herewith, has been adopted on July 19, 2021, and the validity collated zoning regulations NOTICE YOU ARE IN stores, pharmacies, pet stores of the obligations authorized by such resolution may be of the Town of Verona, DANGER OF LOSING and even department stores. hereafter contested only if such obligations were authorized the Planning Board will YOUR HOME for an object or purpose for which the Village of Sylvan hold a Public Hearing If you do not respond to On Wednesday, Uber Eats Beach, Oneida County, New York, is not authorized to on Aug. 9th, 2021, at 7:15 this summons and complaint unveiled its newest delivery expend money, or if the provisions of law which should PM at 6600 Germany by serving a copy of the option: flowers. Uber Eats will have been complied with as of the date of publication of this Road, Durhamville, NY. answer on the attorney for notice were not substantially complied with, and an action, Requestor: St. Francis the mortgage company let users order flowers directly suit or proceeding contesting such validity is commenced Church, Durhamville, NY, who filed this foreclosure from its app as part of a partner- within twenty days after the date of publication of this for a 2- lot subdivision. proceeding against you and notice, or such obligations were authorized in violation of All interested parties will filing the answer with the ship with ProFlowers, an FTD the provisions of the Constitution. be heard at this time. court, a default judgment subsidiary. Flower delivery will A complete copy of the resolution summarized herewith Mr. Peter Kaido may be entered and you can be offered first in New York, is available for public inspection during regular business Planning Board Chairman lose your home. hours at the Office of the Village Clerk for a period of 7/30—1ti Speak to an attorney or Chicago, Los Angeles and a few twenty days from the date of publication of this Notice. go to the court where your other U.S. cities; it will be avail- BOND RESOLUTION DATED JULY 19, 2021. LEGAL NOTICE case is pending for further A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING the purchase of Cedar Street Property information on how to able nationwide by early next three (3) pay stations, IN AND FOR THE VILLAGE Management, LLC, Arts of answer the summons and year. OF SYLVAN BEACH, ONEIDA COUNTY, NEW YORK, Org. filed with Sec. of State protect your property. “If we can deliver your burrito AT A MAXIMUM ESTIMATED COST OF $34,500, AND of NY (SSNY) 6/9/2021. Sending a payment to your AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF $34,500 BONDS OF Cty: Oneida. SSNY desig. mortgage company will not in 30 minutes or deliver your ice SAID VILLAGE TO PAY THE COST THEREOF. as agent upon whom process stop this foreclosure action. cream still frozen, we should be against may be served YOU MUST RESPOND Specific object or purpose:Purchase of three (3) pay & shall mail process to BY SERVING A COPY OF able to deliver anything in under DELIVERED TO DOORSTEP — In this July 21 photo, Cynthia Carrasco stations Jonathan M. Musgrove, 338 THE ANSWER ON THE an hour,” said Fuad Hannon, the White and her daughters, Charlotte, 6 and Mathilde, 3 receive a Walmart Sherrill Rd., Sherrill, NY ATTORNEY FOR THE head of new verticals at Door- purchase delivered by Instacart at their front door home in the Porter Ranch Period of probable usefulness: 5 years 13461.General Purpose PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE Maximum estimated cost: $34,500 6/25,7/2,9,16,23,30—6ti COMPANY) AND FILING Dash. “The technology makes area of Los Angeles. Carrasco White, a single mother and a lawyer for a Los Amount of obligations to be issued: $34,500 bonds THE ANSWER WITH THE that possible.” Angeles nonprofit, used to think delivery was a luxury she couldn’t afford. But SEQRA status: Type II Action LEGAL NOTICE COURT. she started getting meals, groceries and other necessities delivered last year so 7/30–1ti STATE OF NEW YORK This is an attempt to Expanding beyond restau- SUPREME COURT collect a debt and any rant delivery is critical for Uber she could avoid taking her young, unvaccinated daughters to the store. White LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE COUNTY OF ONEIDA information obtained will be Eats and DoorDash, which have has come to see delivery as a lifeline that saves her time, gas money and child TOWN OF WHITESTOWN Pursuant to Section 206 SUPPLEMENTAL used for that purpose. care expenses. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes) NOTICE OF PUBLIC of the Limited Liability SUMMONS The foregoing summons struggled to make a profit on HEARING Company Law Index No. EFCA2019- is served upon you by the slim margins they get from Non-restaurant delivery White has come to see deliv- AUGUST 18, 2021 AT of the State of New York 000942 publication pursuant to an 6:30 P.M. KIRCH FARMS AND CARRINGTON order of Honorable Patrick restaurants. makes up around 5% of sales at ery as a lifeline that saves her PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, FORESTS, LLC, a domestic MORTGAGE SERVICES, F. MacRae Justice of the Restaurant delivery can be both Uber Eats and DoorDash. time, gas money and child care that a PUBLIC HEARING Limited Liability Company LLC, Supreme Court of the State profitable in dense urban mar- But that business is growing expenses. She uses various will be held by the Town (LLC) filed with the Plaintiff, of New York, signed the 14th Board for the Town of Secretary of State of New v. day of July, 2021 at Rome, kets, where drivers can com- rapidly. DoorDash started work- apps, including Uber Eats and Whitestown, Oneida County, York on February 23, 2021. ANY UNKNOWN New York. plete multiple orders in an hour, ing with convenience stores DoorDash, and takes advantage New York on Wednesday, Principal office located in HEIRS, DEVISEES, The object of this action is August 18, 2021 at 6:30 Oneida County, New York. DISTRIBUTEES OR to foreclose a mortgage on said Ali Mogharabi, a senior like 7-Eleven in April 2020 and of deals when she can. p.m. at the Whitestown SSNY designation as agent SUCCESSORS IN the following property: equity analyst with Morning- more recently opened its own “Now that I’ve seen how ben- Town Hall, 8539 Clark Mills upon whom process against INTEREST OF THE LATE SBL No.: 223.019-0002-061 star. But outside of cities, where DashMart fulfillment centers. eficial it is, I’ll figure out a way Road, Whitestown, New the LLC may be served. JAMES SCHAUB A/K/A ALL THAT TRACT OR York, for the purposes of SSNY shall mail a copy JAMES A. SCHAUB, PARCEL OF LAND situate deliveries take longer, adding It’s already the market leader to cut costs and continue to use considering the adoption of of any process against the IF LIVING, AND IF in the City of Rome, County orders from Walgreens or Cost- in convenience store delivery, it,” she said. a Local Law Establishing LLC served upon him/her ANY BE DEAD, ANY of Oneida and State of New A Temporary Moratorium to: The LLC, 6209 Keystone AND ALL PERSONS York, described as follows, co makes better use of drivers’ with a 60% share of the market, Delivery also comes at a cost Prohibiting Large Scale Way, Jamesville, New York WHO ARE SPOUSES, viz: A Lot in Block No. time. according to Edison Trends. to stores, depending on the ser- Solar Installations, within 13078. General purposes. WIDOWS, GRANTEES, 22 of the John B. Jervis Offering more items for deliv- And there’s enormous oppor- vices they’re using. Some busi- the Town of Whitestown. The 6/25,7/2,9,16,23,30—6ti MORTGAGEES, LIENORS, estate in accordance with proposed Local Law can be HEIRS, DEVISEES, a map made by George C. ery also attracts customers, tunity ahead. Beri says around nesses, like Macy’s and Walmart, viewed online at LEGAL NOTICE DISTRIBUTEES, Schillner, Civil Engineer, many of whom will fork over the 3 million customers per month have customers order products www.Whitestown.net. Notice of formation of EXECUTORS, and filed in the Oneida PLEASE TAKE Mid-City Heating & Cooling, ADMINISTRATORS County Clerk`s Office $9.99 monthly fee DoorDash and are ordering non-restaurant on their own web site and use FURTHER NOTICE, that LLC Arts. of Org. filed with OR SUCCESSORS IN on October 21, 1912, and Uber Eats charge for unlimited deliveries from Uber Eats, but DoorDash to make deliveries. at the regular meeting, the Sect’y of State of NY INTEREST OF SUCH OF described as follows, viz: deliveries. the company has a total of 98 At other stores, like 7-Eleven immediately following public (SSNY) on 6/8/2021. Office THEM AS MAY BE DEAD, Lot E in Block 22. hearing, the Town Board location, County of Oneida. AND THEIR SPOUSES, BEGINNING at a stake Raj Beri, Uber Eats’ global million active users around the or CVS, Uber Eats and Door- will consider the adoption of SSNY has been designated HEIRS, DEVISEES, standing in the southeasterly head of grocery and new ver- world. And Mogherabi estimates Dash drivers do the shopping such proposed Local Law, as as agent of the LLC upon DISTRIBUTEES AND margin of Croton Street 130 well as any other business to whom process against it may SUCCESSORS IN feet southwesterly form the ticals, said the company saw a there will be $1 trillion worth of and make deliveries. come before the Board. be served. SSNY shall mail INTEREST, ALL OF WHOM southwesterly margin of huge influx of users after the deliverable goods and services In some cases, it’s a mix. The PLEASE TAKE process to: The LLC, 735 AND WHOSE NAMES AND Laurel Street, pandemic began, and many are in the U.S. by 2025. grocery chain Alberstons recent- FURTHER NOTICE, N. Jay St, Rome, NY 13440. PLACES OF RESIDENCE RUNNING THENCE the building is accessible Purpose: any lawful act. ARE UNKNOWN TO southwesterly along the sticking with delivery even as Delivery comes at a price. ly signed a deal with DoorDash for people with physical 7/23,30,8/6,13,20,27—6ti PLAINTIFF, KEYBANK southeasterly margin of the pandemic ebbs. To keep The in-store price of a gallon for delivery from nearly 2,000 disabilities. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, Croton Street 40 feet to a BY ORDER OF THE LEGAL NOTICE UNITED STATES OF stake; them, it needs to offer goods of milk at a Meijer in Michigan U.S. stores. TOWN BOARD OF THE Nicotera Properties LLC AMERICA BY THE THENCE southeasterly and services they value. is $1.68; on the DoorDash app, In some locations, DoorDash TOWN OF WHITESTOWN Arts of Org. filed SSNY INTERNAL REVENUE and parallel with Laurel “More of our users are try- it’s $2.99. But so far, the extra drivers do the shopping and Dated: Whitestown, New 4/27/21, Oneida Co. SSNY SERVICE, NEW YORK Street 100 feet to a stake; York July 21, 2021 design agent for process STATE DEPARTMENT OF THENCE northeasterly ing these verticals outside of fees aren’t dampening demand. delivery. At other stores, Alber- By: Mary Finegan & shall mail to 801 Varick TAXATION AND FINANCE, and parallel with Croton restaurants. Those customers Uber Eats said non-restaurant stons workers pack the grocer- Town Clerk St Utica, NY 13502 General RICHARD LUKE SCHAUB, Street 40 feet to a stake; 7/30—1ti Purpose ISHMAEL SCHAUB A/K/A THENCE northwesterly have more stickiness on the delivery jumped 77% between ies and DoorDash is only used 7/2,9,16,23,30,8/6—6ti IZZY SCHAUB, and parallel with Laurel platform,” he said. “They’re the fourth quarter of 2020 and for delivery. LEGAL NOTICE Defendants. Street 100 feet to the place of more engaged, so the member- the first quarter of this year. Albertsons laid off many of its Notice of formation of LEGAL NOTICE To the above named BEGINNING. Holland-Prospect, LLC Arts. Blutz Properties, LLC, Defendants: Said Lot being forty feet in ship becomes more valuable to DoorDash said non-restaurant own delivery workers earlier this of Org. filed with the Sect’y Arts of Org. filed with Sec. You are hereby width front and rear, and 100 them.” delivery rose 40% in the same year; at least some were given of State of NY (SSNY) on of State of NY (SSNY) summoned to answer the feet in depth. 6/30/2021. Office location, 6/24/2021. Cty: Oneida. complaint in this action Subject to easements, DoorDash and Uber Eats face period. other jobs within the store, the County of Oneida. SSNY has SSNY desig. as agent upon and to serve a copy of your covenants, and restriction of stiff competition from estab- Cynthia Carrasco White, a sin- company says. Amber Kappa, been designated as agent of whom process against answer, or if the complaint record. lished players like Instacart and gle mother and a lawyer for a Albertsons’ vice president for the LLC upon whom process may be served & shall is not served with this These premises are also against it may be served. mail process to Joseph M. summons, to serve a notice known as 824 Croton Street, Amazon, which are also experts Los Angeles nonprofit, used to e-commerce, said the chain sim- SSNY shall mail process to: Kosuda, 4997 Henderson of appearance on the Rome, NY 13440. in delivery logistics. Instacart think delivery was a luxury she ply couldn’t keep up with digital c/o The LLC, 1915 Holland St., Whitesboro, NY 13492. Plaintiff’s attorneys within Woods Oviatt Gilman LLP Ave, Utica, NY 13501. General Purpose thirty days after the service Attorneys for Plaintiff currently controls 67% of the couldn’t afford. But she start- order demand, which nearly tri- Purpose: any lawful act. 7/16,23,30,8/6,13,20—6ti of this summons, exclusive 500 Bausch & Lomb Place U.S. grocery pickup and deliv- ed getting meals, groceries and pled last year. 7/23,30,8/6,13,20,27—6ti of the day of service, and Rochester, NY 14604 ery business, while Amazon other necessities delivered last “If we don’t offer one- to two- in case of your failure to 7/30,8/6,13,20—4ti controls 22%, according to Edi- year so she could avoid taking hour delivery fast and near-free, son Trends. DoorDash and Uber her young, unvaccinated daugh- I don’t know how long we’d 250 250 420 420 Eats together control 1%. ters to the store. last,” Kappa said. Professional Professional Help Full Time Help Full Time Services Services Help Wanted HELP WANTED Federal eviction moratorium set to expire Saturday J.D.’S JUNK & CLEAN JEFF & LAUREN’S Secondary School Secretarial full time posi- OUT SERVICE- Same LAWN SERVICE. Special Education tion. 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It was ini- Spate of thefts Municipal offi ces SU’s Babers angers auto among closures trying to stay shop owner on Thanksgiving positive Page 2 Page 3 Page 9 Saturday able renters and their families through the end of July. One of tially put in place to prevent without delay.” those in the majority, Justice further spread of COVID-19 by Spate of thefts Municipal offi ces SU’s Babers angers auto among closures trying to stay The moratorium was put in Brett Kavanaugh, made clear people put out on the streets and shop owner on Thanksgiving positive place put in place last Septem- that he would block any addi- into shelters. 156 YEARS FAMILY OWNED ROME, N.Y. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2020 OUR 138TH YEAR $1.00 Page 2 Page 3 Page 9 Mostly cloudy Judge wades through contested ballots

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Higher courts have held that pre- Page 2 Page 3 Page 9 Legendary TV pitchman and inventor Ron Popiel dies at 86 attempting to wade through problems In addition, Tenney’s legal team con- sumption should be given to voters who with which ballots have already been tended that ballots received as early as substantially comply, they maintained. Mostly counted and which have not. Nov. 4, the day after Election Day, cannot “Legislative enactments that unnec- cloudy Judge wades through contested ballots 156 YEARS FAMILY OWNED ROME, N.Y. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2020 OUR 138TH YEAR $1.00 Supreme Court Justice Scott DelConte be presumed to have been mailed by Nov. essarily prevent constitutionally eligible presided over a day-long hearing in Oswe- 3 as those could have been handed in voters from exercising their fundamental Mostly Judge wades through contested ballots Tomorrow’s weather Sticky note snafu complicates congressional district count in Oneida County cloudy go County, part of the sprawling district, after, and they cited rulings from appeals right to vote — for example, by imposing Tomorrow’s weather Sticky note snafu complicates congressional district count in Oneida County sponsored by The result of the 22nd Congressional out a postmark should not be counted. ify that a voter has to return a ballot to More weather on page 5 District election remains unclear as a State law requires absentee ballots be his or her home county, and that election on Monday but made no major rulings. courts in 2001 to that effect. arbitrary deadlines regarding the timesponsored by The result of the 22nd Congressional out a postmark should not be counted. ify that a voter has to return a ballot to state Supreme Court judge began review- postmarked by election day or delivered boards forwarded ballots to the proper ing absentee and affi davit ballots and in person before the polls close. county. Higher courts have held that pre- attempting to wade through problems In addition, Tenney’s legal team con- sumption should be given to voters who District election remains unclear as a State law requires absentee ballots be his or her home county, and that election with which ballots have already been tended that ballots received as early as substantially comply, they maintained. FORECAST: Wednesday He is continuing review of absentee bal- TENNEY BRINDISI The Tenney team also cited previous to cure — violate the New York State counted and which have not. Nov. 4, the day after Election Day, cannot “Legislative enactments that unnec- Supreme Court Justice Scott DelConte be presumed to have been mailed by Nov. essarily prevent constitutionally eligible presided over a day-long hearing in Oswe- 3 as those could have been handed in voters from exercising their fundamental LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ron As his influence grew, he craft- state Supreme Court judge began review- postmarked by election day or delivered boards forwarded ballots to the proper go County, part of the sprawling district, after, and they cited rulings from appeals right to vote — for example, by imposing — Mostly cloudy. A chance of lots today and is scheduled to review cases in arguing against counting absen- Constitution and are invalid,” the lawyers More weather on page 5 on Monday but made no major rulings. courts in 2001 to that effect. arbitrary deadlines regarding the time FORECAST: Wednesday He is continuing review of absentee bal- TENNEY BRINDISI The Tenney team also cited previous to cure — violate the New York State ing absentee and affi davit ballots and in person before the polls close. county. Higher courts have held that pre-— Mostly cloudy. A chance of lots today and is scheduled to review cases in arguing against counting absen- Constitution and are invalid,” the lawyers rain in the afternoon. Highs affi davit ballots, cast by voters who were Now DelConte is weighing arguments tee ballots with identifying or distinguish- said. rain in the afternoon. Highs affi davit ballots, cast by voters who were Now DelConte is weighing arguments tee ballots with identifying or distinguish- said. in the upper 40s. not allowed to vote on Election Day but from both campaigns and reviewing how ing marks, including where someone Complicating matters Monday was attempting to wade through problems In addition, Tenney’s legal team con- sumption should be given to voters who believe they were entitled to. each board of elections agreed to or wrote in the name of a candidate who is whether some absentee ballots from Republican challenger and former Con- rejected the respective campaigns’ chal- already on the ballot Oneida County have been counted. Elec- in the upper 40s. not allowed to vote on Election Day but from both campaigns and reviewing how ing marks, including where someone Complicating matters Monday was gresswoman Claudia Tenney led Brindisi lenges to printed ballots. Brindisi’s legal team responded that tions commissioners Rose Marie Grimal- by some 28,000 votes out of more than Lawyers for Tenney contended in more leeway should be given on behalf di and Carolanne Cardone told DelConte with which ballots have already been tended that ballots received as early as substantially comply, they maintained. Briefly 250,000 cast early and on Election Day, papers fi led with the court that ballots of voters who did not handle their ballots they placed sticky notes on contested believe they were entitled to. each board of elections agreed to or wrote in the name of a candidate who is whether some absentee ballots from but Brindisi closed that gap as absentee, without a postmark received after elec- properly but tried to fi x, or cure, the error ballots, but some ballots arrived at the affi davit, military and overseas ballots tion day should not be counted. The or were not given notice from election court Monday with no notes attached. counted and which have not. Nov. 4, the day after Election Day, cannot “Legislative enactments that unnec-GM recalls were counted afterward. Both campaigns Tenney lawyers told DelConte that some boards that they could fi x them. The precise number is not clear but it more air bags put the margin at around 100 votes in Ten- election boards lost or disposed of absen- The attorneys also argued in their appeared to be fewer than 100. Republican challenger and former Con- rejected the respective campaigns’ chal- already on the ballot Oneida County have been counted. Elec- ney’s favor after the eight involved county tee ballots’ outer envelopes before Ten- motion for counting ballots left in drop Supreme Court Justice Scott DelConte be presumed to have been mailed by Nov. essarily prevent constitutionally eligible DETROIT (AP) — General election boards reported post-Election ney representatives reviewed many of boxes at polling places in the wrong ■ CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 Motors will recall about 7 Day ballots late last week. them, thus all received after Nov. 3 with- county, noting election law does not spec- Both sides asked to make case Popeil, the quintessential TV ed an enthusiastic, guy-next- million big pickup trucks and gresswoman Claudia Tenney led Brindisi lenges to printed ballots. Brindisi’s legal team responded that tions commissioners Rose Marie Grimal- SUVs worldwide to replace presided over a day-long hearing in Oswe- 3 as those could have been handed in voters from exercising their fundamentalpotentially dangerous Takata air bag infl ators. New-case by some 28,000 votes out of more than Lawyers for Tenney contended in more leeway should be given on behalf di and Carolanne Cardone told DelConte The announcement came go County, part of the sprawling district, after, and they cited rulings from appeals right to vote — for example, by imposingMonday after the U.S. gov- ernment told the automaker More weather on page 5 it had to recall 6 million of number in Briefly 250,000 cast early and on Election Day, papers fi led with the court that ballots of voters who did not handle their ballots they placed sticky notes on contested on Monday but made no major rulings. courts in 2001 to that effect. arbitrary deadlines regarding the timethe vehicles domestically. GM says it will not fi ght the decision, even though county again FORECAST: Wednesday He is continuing review of absentee bal- TENNEY BRINDISI The Tenney team also cited previous to cure — violate the New York Stateit believes the vehicles are but Brindisi closed that gap as absentee, without a postmark received after elec- properly but tried to fi x, or cure, the error ballots, but some ballots arrived at the safe. It will cost the compa- ny an estimated $1.2 billion, tops 100 — Mostly cloudy. A chance of lots today and is scheduled to review cases in arguing against counting absen- Constitution and are invalid,” the lawyersabout one-third of its net affi davit, military and overseas ballots tion day should not be counted. The or were not given notice from election court Monday with no notes attached. income so far this year. The number of new cases of COVID-19 The automaker had peti- in Oneida County continues to increase, tioned the agency four times with 105 reported Monday following 90 pitchman and inventor known door presence that suffused the rain in the afternoon. Highs since 2016 to avoid recalls, GM recalls affi davit ballots, cast by voters who were Now DelConte is weighing arguments tee ballots with identifying or distinguish- said. over the weekend and two deaths related were counted afterward. Both campaigns Tenney lawyers told DelConte that some boards that they could fi x them. The precise number is not clear but it contending the air bag infl a- to the disease. tor canisters have been safe The county, however, has avoided hav- in the upper 40s. not allowed to vote on Election Day but from both campaigns and reviewing how ing marks, including where someone Complicating matters Monday wason the road and in testing. ing any areas labeled a micro-cluster with put the margin at around 100 votes in Ten- election boards lost or disposed of absen- The attorneys also argued in their appeared to be fewer than 100. But the National Highway heightened state restrictions on activity. Traffi c Safety Administration The two deaths were reported Satur- on Monday denied the peti- day, along with 56 new cases and 34 on more air bags believe they were entitled to. each board of elections agreed to or wrote in the name of a candidate who is whether some absentee ballots fromtions, saying the infl ators still Sunday. So far, 141 county residents are ney’s favor after the eight involved county tee ballots’ outer envelopes before Ten- motion for counting ballots left in drop run the risk of exploding. known to have died with COVID-19. Oneida County ordered a gym closed Republican challenger and former Con- rejected the respective campaigns’ chal- already on the ballot Oneida County have been counted. Elec- TAKING SHAPE — Progress continues on a new high-tech offi ce build- stalled work on construction of this building or on the nearby Air City ■ CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 Man leaves ing across from the AIS building on the Griffi ss Business and Technology Lofts apartment complex, both of which remain bustling with crews in because of a large number of positive Park earlier this week. The arrival of snowfl akes over recent days hasn’t various stages of completion. (Sentinel photo by John Clifford) cases. The gym, Mohawk Valley Well- DETROIT (AP) — General election boards reported post-Election ney representatives reviewed many of boxes at polling places in the wrong $3,000 tip ness on 9647 River Road in Marcy had gresswoman Claudia Tenney led Brindisi lenges to printed ballots. Brindisi’s legal team responded that tions commissioners Rose Marie Grimal- three cases at the time. The gym was CLEVELAND (AP) — A among sites of possible public exposure Motors will recall about 7 Day ballots late last week. them, thus all received after Nov. 3 with- county, noting election law does not spec- Both sides asked to make case customer left a $3,000 tip for Annual Christmas in the Place of Nettles to COVID-19 on four days last week and by some 28,000 votes out of more than Lawyers for Tenney contended in more leeway should be given on behalf di and Carolanne Cardone told DelContea single beer as a restaurant masks were not worn, according to the voluntarily closed because of county. to generations of viewers for 1970s with commercials for such the COVID-19 pandemic. In Albany, Gov. Andrew Cuomo million big pickup trucks and The man walked into celebration canceled in Oriskany announced upgrades of previous yellow Briefly Nighttown on Sunday in ORISKANY — Due to COVID-19 While Christmas in the Place of Net- ordering dinner out or purchasing gift 250,000 cast early and on Election Day, papers fi led with the court that ballots of voters who did not handle their ballots they placed sticky notes on contested clusters to orange clusters in the Syra- Cleveland, ordered the beer restrictions and growing concerns, the tles is canceled for 2020, committee certifi cates. cuse and Rochester areas. Oneida County SUVs worldwide to replace and asked for the check, 16th annual Christmas in the Place of members said they hope to encourage • Being kind, patient and understand- so far has avoided micro-cluster designa- but Brindisi closed that gap as absentee, without a postmark received after elec- properly but tried to fi x, or cure, the error ballots, but some ballots arrived at thewhich came to $7.02, owner Nettles has been canceled this holiday neighbors to spread holiday cheer during ing of others. tions, though County Executive Anthony Brendan Ring wrote on Face- season. the pandemic by: • Scrolling through the photos from Vicente Jr. last week warned county leg- book. Members of the Nettles Committee • Lighting up the village with holiday past Christmas in the Place of Nettles islators that such designations could be potentially dangerous Takata affi davit, military and overseas ballots tion day should not be counted. The or were not given notice from election court Monday with no notes attached.Ring said the man wished said it has met and discussed the safety lights and decorations, helping to lift the events available on the event’s Facebook possible soon in some areas, including him well and told him to options of continuing the event, but spirits of those who drive through. social media page. in Rome and Utica, based on trends in share the tip with the four decided that the risks of a large, public “We are disappointed, but reassured infection rates. GM recalls employees who were work- gathering were too high. • Leaving special packages for a that our decision is the right one for the In the Mohawk Valley, the rate of pos- air bag infl ators. were counted afterward. Both campaigns Tenney lawyers told DelConte that some boards that they could fi x them. The precise number is not clear but ing itbrunch service. While the “coming together” and neighbor or family in need of food or health and safety of our community,” the encouragement. itive tests increased slightly from 2.5% to As the man walked out, “sharing” is a natural way of celebrating Nettles Committee said in a statement. 2.6% Sunday to Monday, and the number Ring wrote, he looked down the traditions of the holiday season, • Donating to a local food bank to “Wishing you all a healthy Thanksgiving of new cases per 100,000 people each day New-case at the tip and “realized he left those same sentiments have become a help ensure others are fed during the and a Christmas season fi lled with hope put the margin at around 100 votes in Ten- election boards lost or disposed of absen- The attorneys also argued in their appeared to be fewer than 100. averaged over the past week was 26.57, The announcement came holidays. a whopping $3,000.” public health threat during the pandem- as we look forward to welcoming a new up from 22.43 Sunday. The number of • Supporting local establishments by hawking products including the gadgets as the the Popeil Pock- more air bags ic, members said. year.” new hospitalizations per 100,000 people ney’s favor after the eight involved county tee ballots’ outer envelopes before Ten- motion for counting ballots left in drop also expressed as an average of the past Monday after the U.S. gov- rolling seven days was up to 2.12 from ■ CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 1.85 on Sunday. DETROIT (AP) — General election boards reported post-Election ney representatives reviewed many of boxes at polling places in the wrong The region’s use of hospital facilities is ernment told the automaker also going up. The share of hospital beds Facebook: available expressed as an average of each Motors will recall about 7 Day ballots late last week. them, thus all received after Nov. 3 with- county, noting election law does not spec- Both sides asked to make casehttps://www.facebook.com/ of the previous seven days was 27 per- RomeDailySentinel cent and of ICU beds at 41%, compared it had to recall 6 million of Twitter: to 27% and 45% a day earlier. number in Cuomo noted that hospitalizations had @RomeSentinel million big pickup trucks and gone up statewide from about 1,000 three Web: RomeSentinel.com weeks go to nearly 2,700 and warned it the vehicles domestically. Email: [email protected] would approach 6,000 if the pace con- SUVs worldwide to replace Phone: 315–337–4000 tinues through the Thanksgiving through New Year’s holiday period. GM says it will not fi ght “That’s before we go into 37 days of potentially dangerous Takata the highest socialization period of the Veg-O-Matic, the Pocket Fish- et Fisherman, a self-contained Inside year,” Cuomo said at a press conference Obituaries ...... 5 in Albany. “You put that rate of increase the decision, even though together with an additional increase from air bag infl ators. Stocks ...... 5 the high level of social activity, that is a county again Editorial ...... 6 dangerous situation, and that is exactly it believes the vehicles are New-case Comics ...... 7 where we are going.” The announcement came Sports ...... 9-11 Statewide, the most recent measure of the test positivity rate put it at 3%, but Family ...... 12-13 that varies greatly place to place, which is safe. It will cost the compa- Classified ...... 14-15 what matters most, Cuomo said. Upstate, Monday after the U.S. gov- it ranged from 0.24 in Cooperstown in Otsego County to 9.6% in Lancaster Coun- ty in Erie County near Buffalo. ny an estimated $1.2 billion, ernment told the automaker “That’s why we talk about micro-clus- ters. You should look at the state in terms GRAY GOOSE? — A pale gray goose swims alongside traditionally in birds overall, is rare but more common than albinism. Leucistic birds of your community. That’s where you colored members of a fl ock of Canada geese at Delta Lake on Monday have white or pale plumage but its eyes, bill and other bare parts are of tops 100 it had to recall 6 million of ■ CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 about one-third of its net number in afternoon. The bird is a leucistic goose, which shows a lack of pigmenta- normal color and not red or pink as in albino birds. erman, Mr. Microphone and the fishing apparatus, and Mr. Micro- tion of various parts of its body. Leucism in Canada geese, and generally (Sentinel photo by John Clifford) Possible exposures income so far this year. the vehicles domestically. The number of new cases of COVID-19GM says it will not fi ght The automaker had peti- in Oneida County continues to increase, tioned the agency four times the decision, even though county again with 105 reported Monday followingit believes 90 the vehicles are since 2016 to avoid recalls, over the weekend and two deaths relatedsafe. It will cost the compa- Showtime Rotisserie and BBQ, phone, a then-groundbreaking contending the air bag infl a- to the disease. ny an estimated $1.2 billion, tor canisters have been safe The county, however, has avoidedabout hav- one-third of its net tops 100 on the road and in testing. ing any areas labeled a micro-clusterincome with so far this year. The number of new cases of COVID-19 But the National Highway heightened state restrictions on activity.The automaker had peti- in Oneida County continues to increase, Traffi c Safety Administration The two deaths were reported tioned Satur- the agency four times with 105 reported Monday following 90 has died, his family said. wireless mic that was amplified on Monday denied the peti- day, along with 56 new cases and since 34 on 2016 to avoid recalls, over the weekend and two deaths related contending the air bag infl a- tions, saying the infl ators still Sunday. So far, 141 county residents are to the disease. run the risk of exploding. tor canisters have been safe The county, however, has avoided hav- known to have died with COVID-19.on the road and in testing. Oneida County ordered a gym closed ing any areas labeled a micro-cluster with TAKING SHAPE — Progress continues on a new high-tech offi ce build- stalled work on construction of this building or on the nearby Air City But the National Highway heightened state restrictions on activity. Man leaves ing across from the AIS building on the Griffi ss Business and Technology Lofts apartment complex, both of which remain bustling with crews in because of a large number of positiveTraffi c Safety Administration The two deaths were reported Satur- Popeil died “suddenly and through the nearest AM radio. cases. The gym, Mohawk Valley on Well- Monday denied the peti- Park earlier this week. The arrival of snowfl akes over recent days hasn’t various stages of completion. (Sentinel photo by John Clifford) day, along with 56 new cases and 34 on $3,000 tip ness on 9647 River Road in Marcytions, had saying the infl ators still Sunday. So far, 141 county residents are • Rome Sentinel.com run the risk of exploding. • Weekend Coupons three cases at the time. The gym was CLEVELAND (AP) — A known to have died with COVID-19. among sites of possible public exposure Oneida County ordered a gym closed customer left a $3,000 tip for TAKING SHAPE — Progress continues on a new high-tech offi ce build- stalled work on construction of this building or on the nearby Air City to COVID-19 on four days last week and because of a large number of positive a single beer as a restaurant Annual Christmas in the Place of Nettles Man leaves ing across from the AIS building on the Griffi ss Business and Technology Lofts apartment complex, both of which remain bustling with crews in peacefully” Wednesday at masks were not worn, according to the Park earlier this week. The arrival of snowfl akes over recent days hasn’t various stages of completion. (Sentinel photo by John Clifford) cases. The gym, Mohawk Valley Well- voluntarily closed because of county. $3,000 tip ness on 9647 River Road in Marcy had Though Ronco Teleproducts the COVID-19 pandemic. In Albany, Gov. Andrew Cuomo three cases at the time. The gym was The man walked into celebration canceled in Oriskany CLEVELAND (AP) — A among sites of possible public exposure announced upgrades of previous yellowcustomer left a $3,000 tip for Nighttown on Sunday in ORISKANY — Due to COVID-19 While Christmas in the Place of Net- ordering dinner out or purchasing gift Annual Christmas in the Place of Nettles to COVID-19 on four days last week and clusters to orange clusters in the a Syra- single beer as a restaurant masks were not worn, according to the Cedars Sinai Medical Center in Cleveland, ordered the beer restrictions and growing concerns, the tles is canceled for 2020, committee certifi cates. cuse and Rochester areas. Oneida Countyvoluntarily closed because of county. and asked for the • check, Saturday16th annual Christmas in the Place of members said they Home hope to encourage • Being kind, patient Delivery and understand- so far has avoided micro-cluster designa- the COVID-19 pandemic. • E–Edition Tues – Sat & Sun which came to $7.02, owner Nettles has been canceled this holiday neighbors to spread holiday cheer during ing of others. In Albany, Gov. Andrew Cuomo went bankrupt in 1984, Popeil tions, though County Executive AnthonyThe man walked into celebration canceled in Oriskany announced upgrades of previous yellow Brendan Ring wrote on Face- season. the pandemic by: • Scrolling through the photos from Vicente Jr. last week warned countyNighttown leg- on Sunday in ORISKANY — Due to COVID-19 While Christmas in the Place of Net- ordering dinner out or purchasing gift clusters to orange clusters in the Syra- book. Members of the Nettles Committee • Lighting up the village with holiday past Christmas in the Place of Nettles islators that such designations couldCleveland, be ordered the beer restrictions and growing concerns, the tles is canceled for 2020, committee certifi cates. cuse and Rochester areas. Oneida County Los Angeles, his family said in a Ring said the man wished said it has met and discussed the safety lights and decorations, helping to lift the events available on the event’s Facebook and asked for the check, 16th annual Christmas in the Place of members said they hope to encourage • Being kind, patient and understand- so far has avoided micro-cluster designa- possible soon in some areas, including which came to $7.02, owner Nettles has been canceled this holiday neighbors to spread holiday cheer during ing of others. RON POPEIL him well and told him to options of continuing the event, but spirits of those who drive through. social media page. in Rome and Utica, based on trends in tions, though County Executive Anthony Brendan Ring wrote on Face- season. the pandemic by: • Scrolling through the photos from started from the bottom again share the tip with the four decided that the risks of a large, public “We are disappointed, but reassured infection rates. Vicente Jr. last week warned county leg- • Leaving special packages for a book. Members of the Nettles Committee past Christmas in the Place of Nettles employees who were work- gathering were too high. that our decision is the right one for the In the Mohawk Valley, the rate of pos- • Lighting up the village with holiday islators that such designations could be ing brunch service. While the “coming together” and neighbor or family in need of food or health and safety of our community,” the Ring said the man wished said it has met and discussed the safety lights and decorations, helping to lift the events available on the event’s Facebook possible soon in some areas, including itive tests increased slightly from 2.5%him to well and told him to options of continuing the event, but social media page. statement. He was 86. No cause As the man walked out, “sharing” is a natural way of celebrating encouragement. Nettles Committee said in a statement. spirits of those who drive through. in Rome and Utica, based on trends in 2.6% Sunday to Monday, and the numbershare the tip with the four • Donating to a local food bank to decided that the risks of a large, public “We are disappointed, but reassured infection rates. Ring wrote, he looked down the traditions of the holiday season, “Wishing you all a healthy Thanksgiving of new cases per 100,000 people eachemployees day who were work- gathering were too high. • Leaving special packages for a that our decision is the right one for the help ensure others are fed during the neighbor or family in need of food or In the Mohawk Valley, the rate of pos- and built himself and his compa- at the tip and “realized he left those same sentiments have become a and a Christmas season fi lled with hope averaged over the past week was 26.57,ing brunch service. While the “coming together” and health and safety of our community,” the a whopping $3,000.” holidays. encouragement. itive tests increased slightly from 2.5% to public health threat during the pandem- as we look forward to welcoming a new up from 22.43 Sunday. The numberAs of the man walked out, “sharing” is a natural way of celebrating Nettles Committee said in a statement. 2.6% Sunday to Monday, and the number • Supporting local establishments by • Donating to a local food bank to ic, members said. year.” new hospitalizations per 100,000 peopleRing wrote, he looked down the traditions of the holiday season, “Wishing you all a healthy Thanksgiving of new cases per 100,000 people each day help ensure others are fed during the of death was given. O-Matic, sold by the company he at the tip and “realized he left those same sentiments have become a and a Christmas season fi lled with hope averaged over the past week was 26.57, also expressed as an average of the past holidays. a whopping $3,000.” public health threat during the pandem- as we look forward to welcoming a new up from 22.43 Sunday. The number of rolling seven days was up to 2.12 from ic, members said. • Supporting local establishments by year.” ny back up. 1.85 on Sunday. new hospitalizations per 100,000 people The region’s use of hospital facilities is also expressed as an average of the past Every 4 weeks, in town. rolling seven days was up to 2.12 from also going up. The share of hospital beds Popeil, whose father was also founded and named after him- 1.85 on Sunday. Facebook: available expressed as an average of each The region’s use of hospital facilities is https://www.facebook.com/ of the previous seven days was 27 per- also going up. The share of hospital beds RomeDailySentinel cent and of ICU beds at 41%, compared Facebook: available expressed as an average of each Twitter: to 27% and 45% a day earlier. https://www.facebook.com/ of the previous seven days was 27 per- By the 1990s, as the infomer- Cuomo noted that hospitalizations hadRomeDailySentinel cent and of ICU beds at 41%, compared an inventor-salesman, built his self — Ronco. @RomeSentinel gone up statewide from about 1,000 three to 27% and 45% a day earlier. 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That’s where you colored members of a fl ock of Canada geese at Delta Lake on Monday have white or pale plumage but its eyes, bill and other bare parts are of colored members of a fl ock of Canada geese at Delta Lake on Monday have white or pale plumage but its eyes, bill and other bare parts are of ■ CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 as pasta makers, food dehydra- afternoon. The bird is a leucistic goose, which shows a lack of pigmenta- normal color and not red or pink as in albino birds. ■ CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 afternoon. The bird is a leucistic goose, which shows a lack of pigmenta- normal color and not red or pink as in albino birds. tion of various parts of its body. Leucism in Canada geese, and generally (Sentinel photo by John Clifford) Possible exposures Building on an invention of ing in the late 1950s, offering tion of various parts of its body. 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MSG Shrt MSG Shrt Spotlight Pregame MLS Soccer: Revolution at Red Bulls Red Bulls Giants NY Giants MLS Soccer: Revolution at Red Bulls MSG Shrt Knicks PAGE 16 DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 2021 Biden orders new vaccination rules for federal workers WASHINGTON (AP) — Pres- of Americans who draw federal political landmines surrounding literally about life and death, life ident Joe Biden on Thursday paychecks — and to set an exam- mandates, administration offi - and death.” announced sweeping new pan- ple for private employers around cials emphasize that their plan Biden renewed his calls for demic requirements aimed at the country. does not require workers to schools to fully open this fall, boosting vaccination rates for “Right now, too many people receive the vaccine but aims to although children under 12 are millions of federal workers are dying or watching someone make life more diffi cult for those not yet eligible to receive the and contractors as he lament- they love die and say, ‘If I’d just who are unvaccinated to encour- vaccine. ed the “American tragedy” of got the vaccine,’” Biden said in age them to comply. Biden The new pressure on workers rising-yet-preventable deaths a somber address from the East directed his team to take steps to get vaccinated could work among the unvaccinated. Room of the White House. “This to apply similar requirements to because evidence shows peo- Federal workers will be is an American tragedy. People all federal contractors. ple would rather get the vac- required to sign forms attesting are dying who don’t have to die.” He also directed the Defense cine than deal with burdens they they’ve been vaccinated against However, pushback is certain Department to look into add- consider onerous at work, said the coronavirus or else comply to Biden’s action. It puts him ing the COVID-19 shot to its Lawrence Gostin, a professor of with new rules on mandatory squarely in the center of a fi erce list of required vaccinations for global health law at Georgetown masking, weekly testing, dis- political debate surrounding the members of the military. Service University Law School. tancing and more. The strict government’s ability to com- members already are required “People would much rather NEW VACCINATION RULES — President Joe Biden walks off of Marine One new guidelines are aimed at pel Americans to follow public at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Md., Thursday, July to get as many as 17 vaccines, roll up their sleeves and get a increasing sluggish vaccination health guidelines. 29, 2021. Biden is there because fi rst lady Jill Biden is having a procedure to depending on where they are jab, than undergo weekly testing rates among the huge number The federal government remove an object that became lodged in her foot while walking on a Hawaiian based around the world. and universal masking,” he said. beach earlier this week. Prior to arriving at the center, Biden issued new vacci- Over and over, the president “In many ways, this is really not nation rules for federal workers. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh) repeated that the vast majority of a mandate, it’s giving workers a those falling ill and dying in the choice.” Copper City directly employs about 4 million he said bluntly.” At the same new wave of the delta virus are The administration hopes it people, but Biden’s action could time, he expressed sympathy for unvaccinated, putting others at will nudge private companies Community Connection affect many more when federal people who have received their risk and endangering the nation’s push their workers harder to get LIFE IS BETTER WITH FRIENDS contractors are factored in. New shots and are “frustrated with fragile economic recovery and vaccines that, while widely rec- York University professor of pub- the consequences of the minority return to normalcy. ognized as safe and effective, 305 E. Locust St. • Rome, NY •315-337-8230 lic service Paul Light estimates that fail to get vaccinated.” “It’s an American blessing have yet to receive full approval there are nearly 7 million more “I know this is hard to hear. I that we have vaccines for each from the Food and Drug Admin- Fried Dough!!! employees who could potential- know it’s frustrating. I know it’s and every American. It’s such a istration. “I think we’ve reached Tuesday, August 3, 2021• 2:00-6:00pm ly be included, combining those exhausting to think we’re still shame to squander that bless- this tipping point, and Biden’s who work for companies that in this fi ght. I know we hoped ing,” said Biden. announcement will provide a lot contract with the government this would be a simple straight- He praised the recent increase of air cover for companies and $3.00 each and those working under federal forward line, without problems in Republican lawmakers urging boards of directors who have or with cherry or grants. or new challenges. But that isn’t those who are not vaccinated diffi cult decisions facing them,” apple topping and Biden, seemingly fed up with real life,” he said. — many of whom, polling sug- said Jeff Hyman, a Chicago-based $4.00 whipped cream persistent vaccine resistance His comments came as some gests, identify as conservatives business author and recruiter for among many Americans, deliv- 60% of American adults have — to get their shots. And seek- start-up companies. ered a sharp rebuke to those been fully vaccinated. He had ing to push back against skepti- Some of the nation’s biggest Cotton Candy $3.00 a bag who have yet to get shots, saying set a July 4 goal to get at least cism among some Republicans corporations have moved to “they get sick and fi ll up our hos- one shot in 70% of adults, and is over the safety of the vaccine, require vaccinations for their New!! Fried Oreos-6 for pitals,” taking beds away from still not quite there. The latest fi g- he gave a nod to predecessor workers. Tech giants Facebook $3.00 others who need them. ure is 69.3%. And there remains Donald Trump, noting that it was and Google announced this week Just drive up and place your order! “If in fact you are unvacci- signifi cant resistance from many “developed and authorized under their employees would have to Cooking outside! 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