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SATURDAY JULY 10, 2021 DEALS Lynn OF THE Elsa floods the North Shore$DAY$ advances PG. 3 racial justice DEALS OF THE By Allysha $ $ Dunnigan DAY ITEM STAFF PG. 3 LYNN — In the wake of the murder of George Floyd, Breonna Tay- lor and countless other innocent Black Amer- DEALS icans, Mayor Thomas OF THE M. McGee and the Lynn OF THE Racial Justice Coalition $DAY$ (LRJC) have spent the PG. 3 past year working to- gether to pursue racial equity. McGee and his team recently reflected on the progress made through this partnership, cit- ing their commitment to addressing systemic racism and pursuing ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK equitable public safety A pickup truck causes a large wake as it makes its way around a stranded car on a flooded Boston Street in Lynn for all. Friday afternoon. In June of 2020, Nicole Mcclain, of Prevent the ITEM STAFF REPORT in the area. While flooding was cated late Friday morning that Street and Astor Street. Cycle and North Shore seen in multiple areas through- motorists in Saugus should have Lynn Fire Capt. Joseph Zukas Tropical Storm Elsa made its Juneteenth Association, out Lynn, surrounding com- expected delays due to heavy said these low-lying areas tend filed a citizen’s peti- way to Massachusetts on Friday, to flood, but the fire department bringing heavy rainfall which munities such as Nahant and flooding on Route 1 southbound. tion to request a pub- Swampscott escaped unscathed. In Lynn, flooding was seen in didn’t receive any reports of peo- lic hearing to discuss resulted in significant flooding ple needing to be rescued. in some areas throughout the Although not as significant multiple areas, including the a number of initiatives as the incidents reported in usual flooding spots on Boston “We always advise people to related to racial justice, North Shore. Lynn, flooding was also seen in Street, Bennett Street, the area not assume how deep the wa- including reactivat- By 3 p.m., about three inch- ter is and try to drive through Lynnfield, Peabody and Salem. around Market Basket, Com- ing the Human Rights es of rain had already fallen in something that you’re not sure Lynn, which appeared to have Although not confirmed by the mercial Street, Elmwood Ave- RACE, A7 borne the brunt of the storm town, scanner reports also indi- nue, Camden Street, South Elm ELSA, A6 Swampscott Police and Fire still seeking payment Peabody By Tréa Lavery (MOU) signed by the town and its police were promised a 3 percent wage increase ITEM STAFF and fire unions last year set out guide- on that date, with 1.5 percent reflecting a Council lines that, once Town Meeting approved cost-of-living adjustment and 1.5 percent SWAMPSCOTT — The town’s police and the plan to leave civil service, each union due to the civil service change. fire departments have not received the Swampscott Police Union President Kev- raise and bonus they were supposed to get member would receive one-time bonuses of loses $2,500 on July 1, 2021 (with another pay- in Reen confirmed Thursday that union on July 1 because the state legislature has members had not received their payments, ment of the same amount to follow the fol- not yet voted to approve the town’s deci- but was unsure why. sion to leave the civil service system. lowing year) as compensation for leaving connection A memorandum of understanding the system. In addition, union members PAYMENT, A6 By Anne Marie Tobin ITEM STAFF PEABODY — Members of A green the City Council expressed their dissatisfaction over the — Could you repeat that? We couldn’t hear you; you need to transaction speak up. Members of the City Council expressed their dissatisfaction in Lynn over the recent uptick in tech- nology glitches that have dis- By Allysha Dunnigan rupted their ability to ensure ITEM STAFF adequate public access during its meetings at the Wiggin Au- LYNN — Owners of RE/MAX360 ditorium. Al and Katie DiVirgilio purchased The latest incident came the former George’s Flower Shop at Thursday during a Commit- 471 Lynnfield St. to open another of- tee of the Whole meeting when fice for their real estate company. councilors were unable to hear The duo recently purchased the the state’s Re-Precincting Com- property and are renovating the in- munity Engagement Director terior and exterior in hopes of hav- Michael Owens as he began a ing agents in the office by August. presentation on the mandatory Al DiVirgilio started the company redistricting process. about five years ago, with his wife The presentation, which Katie, and it has since grown to hav- had already been delayed 40 ing seven offices across the North ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK minutes due to technical dif- Shore with about 100 agents. The ficulties, was suspended just Lynnfield Street office will act as the RE/MAX360 real estate agent Al DiVirgilio makes his way through the green- house of the former George’s Flower Shop on Lynnfield Street in Lynn. He hopes three minutes in and eventu- GREENHOUSE, A7 to use the greenhouse for community events in the future. ally abandoned completely 15 minutes later when efforts to restore the sound system were unsuccessful. INSIDE “We do people a disservice Seen at PEM: A vaccine with a view when we can’t hear what Opinion they’re saying,” said City Clerk Dex Lindgren of By Tréa Lavery Shribman: Beware Allyson Danforth. “It’s not just Salem receives a ITEM STAFF the premature the acoustics but the speakers. Pfizer COVID-19 victory lap. A4 Zoom sound comes not to our vaccine from SALEM — The Peabody desks but through boxes which Betsy Zorrilla, Essex Museum is offering Swampscott bounce off the walls. Due to the free admission to any- LPN, during the Swampscott man fact that I’m running the meet- one who gets vaccinated Curative vaccine held without bail for ing, I can’t help people with against COVID-19 at the clinic held in domestic assault. A8 technical issues at home. We museum on Friday nights. the H.A. Crosby need technical help to do that.” The museum has part- Sports Forbes Gallery Most of the council agreed nered with healthcare Local players set to with Danforth, including Coun- at the Peabody company Curative to offer compete in MBCA Essex Museum cil President Mark J. O’Neill, the Pfizer and Johnson & state all-star games who said it was “somewhat on Friday. Johnson vaccines from 4 Saturday. B1 ironic” that the second item on to 7 p.m. Fridays. Those • the agenda was a discussion of who get the vaccine will Lynnfield’s how future meetings should be gain entry to the muse- Jonathan Luders conducted. um, which is open until 8 continues to grow “With the governor’s suspension with North Shore ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK PEM, A7 Navigators. B1 ZOOM, A6

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IN MEMORIAM Mary Josephine White, 83 MAUREEN ERIN FOLEY in lawsuit against URI 1937 - 2021 1997 ~ JULY 11 ~ 2021 IN LOVING MEMORY ON HER 24TH ANNIVERSARY LYNN - LYNN—Mary Jose- ASSOCIATED PRESS The university violated can exercise your First phine “Jo” (Dolan) White, age Fosu’s free-speech rights Amendment rights, espe- SOUTH KINGSTOWN, 83, passed away unexpectedly by retaliating against him cially as a Black man, an R.I. — A former Univer- in her home on July 7, 2021. for advocating for “diver- African American man, sity of Rhode Island pro- She was the beloved wife of sity, justice and inclusion and not lose your job,” said fessor has sued the school, the late William E. White, with at URI,” according to the his attorney, Jessica Sand- whom she had shared over 39 alleging he was fired as suit. retaliation for challenging erson. wonderful years of marriage. Fosu, who is Black, also While not addressing the Born in Watertown, MA on the lack of diversity in the alleges the university vi- school’s leadership and specific allegations, a uni- July 23, 1937, she was a olated his due process versity spokesperson said encouraging students to rights by placing him on daughter of the late Patrick they “lack merit.” speak out against system- administrative leave and J. and Annie (Green) Dolan. “The University of Rhode She attended St. Mary’s Girl’s ic racism. ultimately firing him and Island has reviewed the School, and Lynn Classical The federal suit filed by depriving him of equal High School. Josephine and former political science protection under the law lawsuit filed by Professor her husband settled down, and professor Louis Kwame by disciplining him differ- Fosu and is prepared to raised their family in Lynn, while DAUGHTER Fosu names the school, the ently and more harshly defend itself and its offi- she worked for Union Hospital, board of trustees, outgoing than his white colleagues. cials vigorously against If tears could build a stairway and President David Dooley his allegations,” Linda as well as Lynn Hospital. memories a lane. He is asking for his job In her free time, Josephine and Meghan; her great-grand- I'd walk right up to heaven and and several other admin- back. Acciardo said in an email. loved spending time meticu- children, Kayla, Marissa, and bring you home again. istrators as defendants, “He wants to send a “The university maintains The Providence Journal that professor Fosu’s alle- lously working to keep her yard Madeleine; her sister, Eileen I Miss You So Much..... message to everyone that and home pristine. She could Spencer of Lynn, as well as reported Thursday. you can speak up and you gations lack merit.” often be found at her house on many other dear nieces, neph- the hill, maintaining her peren- ews, cousins, and friends. nial garden that she adored. Josephine was the dear NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS When she did take a break, Jo- mother of the late James A. sephine would settle in with her White, great-grandmother of More cases of delta variant drugs under the supervi- Friday before fleeing into fatally stabbed during a the late Sarah Marie Mirra, and pet cat, Silverback. Above all confirmed in Rhode Island sion of medical profession- a nearby wooded area has party at a rental property else though, Josephine loved sister of the late John Dolan, als. been apprehended, police in Newport. her family. There was nothing and Ann Marie Barnard. PROVIDENCE, R.I. The Wednesday signing said. The proposal was over- she enjoyed more than watch- Arrangements: Friends and (AP) — The Rhode Island by Democratic Gov. Dan- The suspect was caught whelmingly approved by ing her children, grandchildren, family are invited to call at the Department of Health has iel McKee makes Rhode not far from the shooting the heavily Democrat- and great-grandchildren grow Cuffe-McGinn Funeral Home, identified three more cas- Island the first to enact site at about 11:30 a.m, ic legislature, which can and succeed in life. Being with 157 Maple St., Lynn on Tues- es of the highly transmis- such a statewide measure according to a statement override McKee’s veto. her family at cookouts, gather- day, July 13th from 4 p.m. until sible delta variant of the to combat the opioid epi- from Middleborough po- Senate President Domi- ings, and on trips was the light 8 p.m. Her Funeral will begin coronavirus, for a total of demic. lice Chief Joseph Perkins nick Ruggerio and House of her life; and she cherished at the Funeral Home on July 12 in the state, authorities The American Medical posted on Facebook. Speaker K. Joseph Shekar- every memory made with them. 14th at 10 a.m., with a Funeral said. Association on Thursday There were no reported chi, both Democrats, wrote Surviving Josephine are her Mass to follow at 11 a.m. at The fast-spreading applauded the move, which injuries. in a joint statement that children, William J. White and St. Pius V Church, Lynn. Buri- strain is blamed for a comes after there were 384 Police responded to the they were “disappointed” his wife Sue of Newburyport, al will be held on Friday, July surge in new cases and accidental overdose deaths public works depot in Mid- by the veto. John R. White and his wife 16th at 11 a.m. at Pine Grove hospitalizations in some in Rhode Island last year. dleborough just after 9 “Some communities, Kristin of Lynn, and Susan M. Cemetery, Lynn. To leave an parts of the country with “By enacting the nation’s a.m., police said. such as Newport, Narra- online message or condolence, DeSimone-Gillespie and her lower vaccination rates, first law in support of a pi- Police said the man fired gansett and Westerly, are please visit www.cuffemcginn. companion Kenny Graves of according to the U.S. Cen- lot harm reduction center, four or five shots. Area being overwhelmed by com. Lynn; her grandchildren, Chris- ters for Disease Control Rhode Island is taking an residents were asked to short-term rentals, with- tine, Kimberly, William and his and Prevention. important step to save lives shelter in place and area out the ability to deter- wife Beth, Stephanie and her The currently available from drug-related overdose streets were closed to mine if they are receiving husband Rob, Joseph and his COVID-19 vaccines work and death,” said Dr. Bobby traffic as police searched appropriate tax revenue fiancee Carina, Patrick, Erin, against the variant, scien- Mukkamala, a Michigan for the suspect, who they or make corresponding tists say. doctor who chairs the orga- described as armed and decisions regarding their Gov. Daniel McKee on nization’s opioid task force. dangerous. The shelter resources,” they said. Virginia G. Doherty, 97 Thursday signed an ex- Canada and other coun- order was lifted after the ecutive order extending tries have long operat- suspect was caught. Boston police officer shoots ed harm reduction sites, State police said the LYNN - Virginia G. (Frasca) the state of emergency man during struggle over through Aug. 6. which are also referred to man was wearing fatigues. Doherty, age 97 of Lynn, died as safe injection sites or His name was not immedi- on Wednesday July 7, 2021, The order that first went gun into effect March 2020 at supervised injection sites, ately released. at Salem Hospital after a brief but none exist in the U.S. BOSTON (AP) — A Bos- illness. the start of the corona- as they remain illegal un- McKee vetoes short-term rental ton police officer shot a A lifelong resident of Lynn, virus pandemic and was man on Thursday after a signed by former Gov. der federal law. registry to chagrin of some she was the daughter of New York, Philadelphia traffic stop during struggle the late Michele and Maria Gina Raimondo, was sup- over a gun in the suspect’s posed to expire Thursday. and the Boston suburb of PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) (Giodani) Frasca. She attend- Somerville are among the vehicle, acting Police Com- ed Lynn Schools and was a McKee had extended it — Rhode Island Gov. Dan American cities that have McKee has vetoed legis- missioner Gregory Long graduate of Lynn Classical High last month. said. He has said the order is been trying to open the lation that would make School. Virginia had worked as centers in recent years. The shooting occurred necessary to keep certain property owners register a receptionist at Hot Watt Inc., Massachusetts lawmakers at about 11:30 a.m. in the pandemic-related regula- with the state before list- Danvers for over 25 years until are also weighing a bill city’s Roslindale neighbor- tions in place to help busi- ing short-term rentals her retirement in 1990. creating a 10-year pilot hood. nesses. through online lodging Virginia was predeceased program with at least two “During this traffic stop, The health department websites, to the chagrin of by her son Louis Coviello, 9 sites. a struggle ensued between on Thursday reported a some concerned about the brothers and sisters, and her Rhode Island’s law, the officers and the sus- total of 24 new confirmed unregulated nature of the very close friend John Beau- which takes effect March pect over a firearm that Funeral Home 426 Broad- cases of the disease and industry. lieu. She is survived by her 1, creates a two-year pilot was located in the vehi- way, Lynn. Burial will follow a daily positivity rate of “I cannot support this bill daughter-in-law Leslie Coviello program allowing for the cle,” Long said. “During in Pine Grove Cemetery. 0.3%. The state reported because it will create addi- of Peabody. Virginia was the opening of the centers with the struggle, one of the of- Relatives and friends are re- no additional virus-relat- tional burden for property grandmother of Jane Gardner, local approval. ficers discharged her fire- spectfully invited to attend. ed deaths for the eighth owners,” the Democratic Wendy Ambrose, Julie Puzzo, Supporters say harm re- arm, striking the suspect.” Visitation prior to the Service consecutive day. governor wrote Thursday Stefanie Baughman, and the duction sites have proven The man was taken to from 10:00AM-12:00PM. Di- in a veto message. “Short- late Stacie Coviello, as well as The number of people effective in preventing fa- the hospital but his in- rections and guestbook at term rental concerns, like 10 great grandchildren, and 2 who have been fully vacci- tal overdoses and connect- juries are not considered www.solimine.com other property/land use great great grandchildren. nated in the state is now ing people with substance life-threatening, he said. Service Information: Her and small business mat- more than 639,000. abuse treatment, recovery His name and the charges Funeral will be held on ters, are most effectively support and other health he faces were not made Tuesday July 13, 2021 at addressed at the munici- Governor signs law creating services. public. 12:00PM in the Solimine pal level.” drug injection site program Some municipal leaders Some officers at the Police catch man who opened and residents are worried scene were also taken to PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) fire outside state facility about properties rented on hospitals for evaluation, — Rhode Island’s governor vacation rental websites Long said. has signed into law a bill MIDDLEBOROUGH, like Airbnb and VRBO be- The officer’s name was Need to find authorizing the opening of (AP) — A man police say coming de facto hotels. not released. so-called harm reduction fired multiple gunshots Calls for a registry in- The shooting is under centers where people deal- outside a state Depart- creased in the spring after investigation by the de- an article? ing with addiction can take ment of Transportation a 22-year-old University of partment and the Suffolk Subscribe to heroin and other illegal facility south of Boston on Rhode Island student was district attorney’s office. e-edition on UMass Dig at Pilgrim and Native American memorial sparks intrigue Only $9.99/month By William J. Kole spent the past month ASSOCIATED PRESS scouring the waterfront site where the Pilgrims Archaeologists combing are said to have come a hill near Plymouth Rock ashore in 1620. where a park will be built “It’s an amazing array of in tribute to the Pilgrims things you don’t usually and their Native Amer- find as an archaeologist,” ican predecessors have he said. “It plays very made a poignant discov- much to the remembrance ery: It’s not the first time aspect of the site. The the site has been used as a idea of a human memorial memorial. there is emotionally pow- David Landon of the erful.” University of Massachu- Remembrance Park setts-Boston’s Fiske Cen- originally was conceived ter for Archaeological to mark 2020’s 400th an- Don’t let the Research says his team FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS niversary of the Pilgrim’s unearthed a cache of per- University of Massachusetts Boston graduate 1620 arrival, the founding story go untold. sonal items he thinks students Nicholas Densley, of Missoula, Mont., of Plymouth Colony and were buried there in the left, and Kiara Montes, of Boston, right, use the settlers’ historic in- Share your loved one’s story. late 1800s, most likely by brushes while searching for artifacts at an ex- teractions with the indig- a brokenhearted settler cavation site. enous Wampanoag people. [email protected] | 781-593-7700 who had outlived all three But then the coronavirus of her children. because they turned up is set to be constructed. pandemic hit, idling many Landon says the objects during final excavations “Someone clearly used commemoration events as — eyeglasses, clothing, of Cole’s Hill, a National that space in that fashion well as construction. Work In partnership with sewing implements, a Historic Landmark site in in the past to memorialize on the park is expected pocket watch and a book Plymouth, Massachusetts, members of their family,” to begin late next year or — gave him chills. That’s where Remembrance Park said Landon, whose team early in 2023. SATURDAY JULY 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Governor asks Californians to reduce water use

By Adam Beam West Coast of the Unit- ASSOCIATED PRESS ed States,” Newsom said Thursday during a news SACRAMENTO, Calif. conference at Lopez Lake, — California Gov. Gavin a reservoir in San Luis Newsom on Thursday Obispo County formed asked people and busi- by a dam on the Arroyo nesses in the nation’s Grande Creek that is at most populous state to 34 percent capacity. voluntarily cut how much A historic drought tied water they use by 15 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to climate change is grip- percent as the Western ping the U.S. West and A worker unloads a garbage truck at ecomaine in Portland, Maine. United States weathers comes just a few years a drought that is rapidly after California declared emptying reservoirs relied its last dry spell over in on for agriculture, drink- 2016. The earlier drought Pandemic garbage boom ignites ing water and fish habitat. in California depleted The water conservation groundwater supplies and is not mandatory, but it changed how people use debate over waste as energy demonstrates the growing water, with many peo- challenges of a drought ple and businesses rip- By Patrick Whittle Solid Waste Association than 120 plants have been airborne particulate mat- that will only worsen ping out landscaping and ASSOCIATED PRESS of North America placed built in the last five years. ter that can have negative throughout the summer replacing it with more the amount of residential They’re concentrated most health consequences. and fall and is tied to more drought-tolerant plants. PORTLAND, Maine — waste up as much as 8 per- heavily in Europe and Asia. “The notion that this in- intense wildfires and heat Compared to before the America remains awash in cent this spring compared But the most recent new dustry is going to be build- waves. Temperatures in previous drought, urban refuse as new cases of the to the previous spring. And plant in the U.S. opened in ing new plants is just ludi- parts of the region are water usage in California coronavirus decline — and more trash is on the way. 2015 in Palm Beach Coun- crous,” Ewall said. spiking again this week as is down an average of 16 that has reignited a debate A 2020 study in the jour- ty, Florida. firefighters battle several percent. But scientists say about the sustainability of But the fact remains that nal Science stated that President Joe Biden, creation of garbage has in- wildfires in Northern Cal- this drought is already burning more trash to cre- the global plastic packag- meanwhile, has put a pre- creased, and municipalities ifornia and other states hotter and drier than the ate energy. ing market size was pro- mium on the reduction of have to deal with it some- but are less extreme than earlier one, accelerating Waste-to-energy plants, jected to grow from more carbon dioxide emissions how. One study, published the record heat wave that the impact on people and which produce most of than $900 billion in 2019 and creation of more renew- may have caused hun- their power by incinerating in the scientific journal the environment. to more than $1 trillion by able energy, and while that dreds of deaths in the Pa- California’s Mediter- trash, make up only about 2021, growth largely due to push has focused heavily Environment, Develop- cific Northwest and Brit- ranean climate means half a percent of the elec- the pandemic response. on wind and solar power, ment and Sustainability, ish Columbia in late June. it doesn’t get significant tricity generation in the That trash has to go the administration has attributed the increase to California’s most im- rain or snow until the U.S. But the plants have somewhere, and using it also acknowledged a place factors such as panic buy- portant reservoirs are long aroused considerable as a resource makes more for waste-to-energy con- ing and more reliance on winter. The state relies already at dangerously opposition from environ- sense than sending it to version. The White House single-use items. Medical on snowmelt in the moun- mentalists and local resi- landfills, said James Regan, said in an April statement waste has also increased low levels and will likely tains to fill its reservoirs reach historic lows later dents who decry the facil- senior director of corporate that the U.S. “can address due to the heavy use of in the spring, which then this year. Lake Oroville ities as polluters, eyesores communications for Co- carbon pollution from in- personal protective equip- provide water for farms, in Northern California and generators of foul odor. vanta, the largest player in dustrial processes” by in- ment, the study found. homes and fish through- is at 30 percent capacity, The industry has been in the industry. The company cluding waste-to-power in As the pandemic has out the year. and state officials worry retreat mode in the U.S., currently processes about the mix. abated in many part of the Some big storms in water levels could get so January made officials with dozens of plants clos- 20 million tons of waste a Any attempt to build country and the economy ing since 2000 amid local low they might have to optimistic about avoid- year to power about a mil- more plants in the U.S. has reopened, commercial opposition and emissions lion homes, and it could do will be met with resistance, shut down a hydroelec- ing water shortages this waste has increased, but concerns. But members of more, he said. said Mike Ewall, director of tric plant later this year. year. But the soil was so residential waste creation the industry said they see “If we’re going to reach the Philadelphia-based En- Along the Russian River, dry that instead of melt- has not slowed. In Port- the increase in garbage climate goals by 2050, the ergy Justice Network. The officials fear Lake Men- ing into runoff to fill riv- land, Maine, residential production in the U.S. in waste sector really can plants represent a threat to docino could empty later ers and reservoirs, much waste was up 12 percent recent months as a chance and should be part of that human and environmental this year. of the snow in the moun- and commercial was up 2 to play a bigger role in cre- story,” Regan said. “This is health because they emit “This is jaw-dropping, tains instead seeped into ating energy and fighting low-hanging fruit. So what chemicals such as mercury percent in June, said Matt what’s happening in the the ground. climate change by keeping are we waiting for?” and dioxin, he said. Com- Grondin, spokesman for waste out of methane-cre- Waste-to-energy plants munities have also opposed ecomaine, which operates ating landfills. are expanding in other waste-to-energy plants a waste-to-energy power One estimate from the parts of the world, as more because of concerns about plant. As frustration mounts, a White House push on voting rights; save democracy By Jonathan Lemire, month. The president has as he stood with the Rev. racy is strongest when ev- Zeke Miller and told reporters he plans Al Sharpton and other eryone participates.” Ashraf Khalil on “speaking extensively” civil rights leaders after Several states enacted ASSOCIATED PRESS on voting rights and that Thursday’s meeting. “This new voting laws, and oth- he would be “going on the is an attack on a very ers are debating them, WASHINGTON — Fac- road on this issue.” fundamental value that ing a call to “save Ameri- after Republicans seized Friday, the White House undergirds this country. on former President Don- can democracy,” the Biden announced that Biden When we look at what’s ald Trump’s false claim of administration has un- would travel to Philadel- happening in this nation, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS massive voter fraud in the veiled new efforts to pro- phia on Tuesday to discuss we see an effort to impose Gov. Gavin Newsom, right, and interpreter Ju- 2020 election as a pretext tect access to the ballot “actions to protect the sa- a system, American apart- lia Townsend stand at the edge of a diminished amid rising complaints cred, constitutional right heid.” for passing new legislation Lopez Lake near Arroyo Grande, Calif. from civil rights activists to vote.” During the meeting, curtailing ballot access. and other Democrats that There has been growing Biden and Harris assured Democrats have grown the White House hasn’t frustration among those the civil rights leaders that nervous that the new laws done enough to counter in his own party who view they would push Congress could suppress turnout for Republican-led state legis- GOP actions on voting as to pass voting legislation, next year’s midterm elec- latures attempting to nar- an existential threat to while doing everything tions when the party is row voting procedures. both Democrats and de- within the administra- trying to hold on to very President Joe Biden met mocracy. tion’s power to secure full narrow margins in both with civil rights leaders Pressure only mounted voter participation in elec- chambers of Congress. Thursday in the West after a Supreme Court de- tions, according to a White “Folks, it is never too ear- Wing, while Vice President cision limited the ability House summary. ly to defend your rights,” Kamala Harris announced of minorities to challenge This Thursday’s speech Harris said. “With these $25 million in new spend- state laws that Democrats from Harris, tasked with ing by the Democratic say are discriminatory un- leading the administra- new laws that have been National Committee on der the Voting Rights Act. tion’s response to voting passed, or they’re trying actions to protect voting Biden has brought in out- issues, was expected to be to, we have to start now to access ahead of the 2022 side advocates for meet- the first from her in a se- finish strong.” midterm elections. ings at the White House ries. Biden and his team and has consulted advis- “This campaign is LAW OFFICES OF T stress ongoing legal ef- ers on the best strategy for grounded in the firm be- JAMES J. CARRIGAN forts to safeguard voting combatting new laws. lief that everyone’s vote • Social Security Disability rights. They’ve also prom- “We will not leave any matters -- that your vote • Workers Compensation ised a major legislative stone unturned to save matters,” Harris said. “We • Accidents A push after Senate Repub- American democracy,” said want to help to make sure 25 years located across I licans blocked a sweeping Marc Morial, head of the your vote is counted, and from Lynn District Court T D I D D election overhaul bill last National Urban League, that is because our democ- 15 Johnson St. 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL A A A www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected]

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E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS Beware the premature victory lap President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§¢ H. S¢¢ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Not so fast, Joe. Bush was America’s first den Gallant Man across Edward M. Grant E C J. GŸ C¡Ÿ Gordon R. Hall Last week, President MBA president. Trump the Kentucky Derby fin- Advertising Director News Editor Biden spoke words that had a finance degree. ish line, stood up in his 110 Munroe St. W J. K S ¢ Y Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Deputy Editor J. Patrick Norton Americans have waited Business leaders are ac- stirrups in glorious cele- Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  T¢  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan 16 months to hear: “We complished in the art of bration — until it became Chief Operating O cer Editorial Editor Chairman are emerging from the converting optimism into clear Bill Hartack and Customer Service darkness of ... a year of optimal profits. Iron Liege actually had Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS pandemic and isolation, “Sometimes — not all crossed the line first. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 a year of pain, fear and the time, but sometimes — Nearly a half-century Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 heartbreaking loss,” he some things become true later, Cleveland Browns All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 said to a country that was because you say them,” linebacker Dwayne Rudd Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 celebrating its national said Jeffrey Pfeffer, a pulled off a quarterback Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 day with picnics, cookouts, Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 business theorist at Stan- sack in the final seconds fireworks displays and pa- ford’s Graduate School of Classified/Legal Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 of the opening game of the [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 rades. Business. “Most entrepre- 2002 season that he was John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 With growing vaccina- neurs will tell you one of convinced clinched the Subscriptions tion rates and shrinking the secrets to success is to game, prompting him to [email protected] hospitalization and death make things sound better rip off his helmet in cele- Circulation rates, the president’s re- than they are. You don’t bration and to miss the [email protected] marks sounded a lot like say to the public that your fact that the play, and thus Ext. 3 a declaration of “Mission product has troubles and the game, hadn’t ended. Accomplished.” you don’t know what to That prompted a penal- Newsroom And that’s the danger. do about them. The abili- ty that allowed a Kansas [email protected] The last time a president ty to project a reality that City Chiefs field goal to [email protected] proclaimed “Mission Ac- is better than it really is produce a 40-39 win. Ext. 4 EDITORIAL complished” was 18 years often leads to good out- It is not only the Biden earlier, when George W. comes.” Sports administration but the [email protected] Bush stood on the flight That worked for Steve whole country that is hop- deck of the aircraft carri- Jobs — but not for Neville ing the president wasn’t Ext. 5 er USS Abraham Lincoln, Chamberlain. COVID-19 gave standing on some meta- Retail and Online a banner with that slogan The British prime minis- phorical Mafeking Street Advertising behind him, and said that ter returned from his 1938 when he made his proc- [email protected] “in the battle of Iraq, the conference with Adolf Hit- lamation — and that he ADVERTISING startups a boost United States and our al- ler in Munich brandishing wasn’t selling vaporware, lies have prevailed.” a paper he said assured Editorial from the Dallas Morning News the term tech companies Ernie Carpenter Jr. What we have here is “peace for our time,” an use for hardware or soft- Director of Advertising a potentially bad case of unfortunate phrase that and Business Development, ext. 1355 If you’re looking for silver linings in this pandemic-dam- ware that isn’t developed [email protected] premature celebration. turned out to be the op- yet. aged economy, here’s a good one: The American entrepre- Biden’s ardor is under- posite of reality. Within a Travel through Great Ralph Mitchell neurial spirit is alive and well. standable, more so than year Europe was at war. Britain, and you will find Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] In fact, COVID-19 seems to have uncovered it. Bush’s. The country is History is full of false that nearly every town According to census data, there were 500,219 new busi- exhausted by COVID-19 dawns, from the 1848 has a Mafeking Street, Patricia Whalen restrictions, and it har- “springtime of peoples” — ness applications in May 2021 — an increase of more than marking the “Relief of Sales Representative, ext. 1310 bors enormous pent-up when revolutions in Par- 68 percent year-over-year. Obviously, the pandemic caused Mafeking.” [email protected] demand for normal hu- is, Naples, Berlin, Vienna a deep dip early in 2020, but startups have more than re- The 1900 relief of the man exchanges and the and Budapest sent tens of BUSINESS OFFICE couped those losses, reaching levels not seen in decades. British garrison during resumption of the custom- thousands to the streets Susan J. Conti the Second Boer War — According to a February report by the Ewing Marion ary rituals of American to welcome the end of Eu- Controller, ext. 1288 marked by the singing of Kauffman Foundation, about 380 out of every 100,000 life — from visits to the ropean autocracy, only to [email protected] “Rule Britannia,” and met American adults became new entrepreneurs each month mall or the ballpark to be greeted by anti-revo- with wild rejoicing on the Ted Grant last year. That rate rose over the previous year for every holiday celebrations over lutionary forces that put Publisher, ext. 1234 streets and even the inter- demographic category: genders, ethnicities, immigrant the embers of a broiling an end to the celebratory [email protected] ruption of a Wagner opera statuses and age groups. grill and a watermelon mood — to the 1989 Tian- Marian Kinney sliced in half with a snap anmen Square uprising attended by the Prince of The most popular sectors for startups were retail, pro- Wales in London — wasn’t ext. 1212 fessional services and construction, Visual Capitalist re- that sounds like summer. that seemed to signal the [email protected] But ... end of autocracy in China. quite the victory the press ported. But the Delta variant Similarly, early suc- heralded, and Col. Rob- Will Kraft What makes this silver lining even brighter is that it ert Baden-Powell (later Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 rages, huge swaths of cesses in Iraq suggested [email protected] comes after a long decline of American entrepreneurship. many states remain vacci- the American offensive known for the founding “U.S. entrepreneurship has largely been on the decline nation deserts, and no one had succeeded, though no of the Boy Scouts) wasn’t Paula Villacreses for more than three decades,” Dallas developer and author knows what a summer of weapons of mass destruc- the hero he was made out A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 Craig Hall lamented in his 2019 book “BOOM: Bridging day camps and outings at tion were present and the to be. [email protected] “The sheer desire to be the Opportunity Gap to Reignite Startups.” the lake will bring. Ameri- architecture of an Iraqi Mike Shanahan free of a pandemic and a Many sources, including Hall, have asserted that one of cans are surging — to the democracy was a chimera. Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 beach, to the ice cream “This was a unilateral pathogen can of course [email protected] the factors driving the decline in entrepreneurship for de- lead us to declare pre- cades has been consolidation. With large companies reach- counter, to the softball decision made by the pres- Jim Wilson field. So might the virus. ident,” wrote Jean Edward mature victory over it,” ing deeper into almost every market, there’s just less room Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 In 1966, Sen. George Smith in his 2016 biog- said Jason Opal, a Mc- [email protected] for small businesses. If the pandemic disrupted that trend, Aiken suggested the Unit- raphy of Bush. “But the Gill University historian that’s a good thing. ed States declare victory principal departments of who is writing a history CIRCULATION But there may be another story beneath the numbers. in Vietnam and move on. the government and the of epidemic diseases with Lisa Mahmoud In 2015, Inc. magazine reported on another methodology That was basically the military had not been con- his father, Steven Opal, a Manager, ext. 1239 for tracking entrepreneurship by an academic consortium approach toward the coro- sulted. By Bush’s order, clinical professor of med- [email protected] navirus adopted by for- the United States military icine at Brown Universi- called Global Entrepreneurship Monitor. CUSTOMER SERVICE That group looked at not only government data, but sur- mer President Donald J. moved from being libera- ty. “Biden clearly wants a political victory, and he’s veys of individuals and commerce experts. Its method in- Trump, who was 20 when tors to being occupiers. It La’ Mosha Ball clearly earned some de- Customer Service, ext. 1276 cluded a category of entrepreneur labeled “nascents”: those the Vermont Republican was downhill from there.” made his comment and, In a footnote, Smith said gree of a victory lap for [email protected] in the embryonic stages of business creation. According to as a young man vulnera- that Bush, Vice President having put in place and GRAPHICS Inc., these are people with a side hustle, who would likely ble to the draft, perhaps Dick Cheney and National carried out a great vac- report being employed by someone else, but are actively may have noticed. Biden’s Security Adviser Condo- cination campaign. But, Trevor Andreozzi pursuing commercial projects of their own. The GEM re- declaration was slightly leezza Rice had not “fully well, it’s not over, at least Designer port said the rate of nascent entrepreneurship had almost more nuanced — he ac- recognized or understood not until the variants say [email protected] doubled in just five years between 2010 and 2015. knowledged that “COVID the distinction between it is.” Aaron Fee So what may have happened in 2020 was not a rise in has not been vanquished” being liberators and being Swampscott High School Designer enterprising behavior, but a removal of the employment — but the notion was the occupiers.” Class of 1972 member Da- [email protected] cover under which it was operating. More Americans had same: Declarations of prema- vid M. Shribman is the Pulitzer Prize-winning Edwin Peralta Jr. to make their side hustle their full-time gig. Reassure the country. ture victories do not occur Designer Rally the country. Remind only in politics and war. former executive editor of Whatever the details, it appears that at least some of [email protected] the voters of the adminis- In 1957, the legendary the Pittsburgh Post-Ga- those people who lost their jobs last year have launched tration’s good works. jockey Bill Shoemaker, zette. Follow him on Twit- NEWSROOM out on their own. We wish them success. And remember this: confident that he had rid- ter @ShribmanPG. Mike Alongi Sports Editor, ext. 1228 [email protected] DEVIN WATKINS Gayla Cawley News Editor, ext. 1236 [email protected]

Allysha Dunnigan A Supreme Court full of surprises Reporter, ext. 1302 [email protected] The Supreme Court has vision of 17th-century phi- Anything judges did to in- issuing a narrow opinion tive agencies deciding the wrapped up its 2020 term losopher Edmund Burke terfere with congressional on a provision of their con- rules the people have to Spenser Hasak — and what a term it was. that believes stability or state legislation was tract with Philadelphia live under. Photographer, ext. 1332 This court is neither a lib- in law and society is the viewed with suspicion. and refused to answer the But the real question [email protected] eral court nor the court highest virtue. But as both parties have core questions of religious after this term is: How Julia Hopkins that the liberals feared, Chief Justice John Rob- skewed more ideological, views versus anti-discrim- are Republicans going Photographer, ext. 1224 but it also is not one that erts described himself at stability and deference ination laws. to respond to their own [email protected] today’s conservatives had his confirmation hearing to Congress is no longer With Justice Barrett, nominees not doing what Thor Jourgensen in mind, either. as a “modest judge” who what motivates conserva- the court moved in the they envisioned? In the Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 Justice Amy Barrett’s doesn’t “think the courts tives. Twenty Republican modest direction of al- past, Republicans have [email protected] confirmation to the Su- should have a dominant attorneys general and lowing churches to oper- seen their job as asking preme Court would spell role in society and stress- a Republican president ate during the pandemic softball questions to their Daniel Kane doom for the Affordable ing society’s problems.” In asked the court to entirely when states like Califor- nominees to help them get Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 [email protected] Care Act, Roe v. Wade and response to the mid-cen- invalidate the Affordable nia and New York want- confirmed. the 2015 Obergefell ruling tury, Warren-era Court, Care Act, and many of ed effectively to end all Republican voters could Steve Krause on same-sex marriage — which conservatives saw the Republican-appointed church services. Roberts bring an end to the era of Senior Writer, ext. 1229 or so Sen. Sheldon White- as interfering too much justices refused even to would have deferred to softball questions, select- [email protected] house, D-R.I., and others in the political process, answer the galvanizing California and New York ing elected officials who Tréa Lavery insisted last October at conservatives are the ones question of whether all of to make those calls. promise to do better in Reporter, ext. 1317 the start of the Supreme who once developed the the Affordable Care Act But, while many of the vetting and getting “the [email protected] Court’s new term. Reality ideals of “judicial mini- was unconstitutional. big, high-profile or social right” nominees on the Anne Marie Tobin turned out very different- malism” now embraced The religious right asked questions before the court bench. Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 ly than Whitehouse pre- by Roberts. Once upon the court to give a broad were simply not answered, Devin Watkins is an at- [email protected] dicted. a time, it was conser- ruling in favor of Catholic the court did take steps to torney at the Competitive Sophie Yarin Ironically, this court is vatives who objected to charities being shut down reform the administrative Enterprise Institute, a Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 one conservatives said judges “legislating from by Philadelphia because state — the fourth branch free-market, public policy [email protected] they wanted as recently as the bench,” the opposite of the charities refused to of government spawned organization in Washing- TECHNOLOGY a decade or two ago. That which was seen as letting endorse same-sex couples. during the New Deal that ton. He wrote this for In- is, a court aligned with the the political process work. The court refused, instead has unelected administra- sideSources.com. Tim Noyes Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY JULY 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Boris Zemel, 65, of 420 Main Swampscott man held without larly arrests, reflect police records. St., was issued a summons In the event of a perceived inac- for malicious destruction of curacy, it is the sole responsibility property over $1,200. bail for domestic assault of the concerned party to contact the relevant police department and MARBLEHEAD By Tréa Lavery Lynn District Court, the kill me.” transported by ambu- have the department issue a no- ITEM STAFF assault victim testified The victim further testi- lance to Salem Hospital Complaints that Ring, her ex-boy- fied that Ring pushed her for evaluation and dis- tice of correction to the Daily Item. SWAMPSCOTT — A friend, had been living in head down into a couch. charged the same day. Corrections or clarifications will not A report of a school being man who was the subject her home in Swampscott. When she got away, she She said that there had be made without express notice of entered overnight at 8:18 of a town-wide search last They were having an ar- grabbed her keys and ran been one prior incident in change from the arresting police a.m. Thursday on Brook Road. week has been ordered to A caller reported someone gument and Ring alleged- out of the house to drive to which Ring had assault- department. be held without bail for discharged a fire extinguisher domestic assault. ly started choking her, a friend’s home, but when ed her, but she had not and there were footprints on David Ring was arrest- telling her he was going she saw the marks on her reported that incident to LYNN the carpet from the person ed July 1 after a search in to kill her. neck in the rearview mir- the police. who went inside. Police were the area of Puritan Road “I couldn’t breathe, I ror she decided instead to Ring will next appear in Arrests notified by a custodian who that included Massa- couldn’t move. I felt like I drive to the Swampscott court for a pretrial hear- works at the school. Gary Lundy, 33, was arrest- chusetts State Police K9 was going to die,” the vic- police station and report ing on Aug. 5. A sound complaint was units and a helicopter. tim said. “I could see his the incident. Tréa Lavery can be ed and charged with Class reported at 2:07 p.m. Thurs- E drug possession and on a In a dangerousness yellow teeth in my face After being interviewed reached at tlavery@item- day on High Street. A caller hearing held Friday at saying he was going to by police, the victim was live.com. warrant for malicious wanton reported there was a “parade property defacement, night- of soldiers firing muskets.” The time breaking and entering caller described the sound as for a felony, larceny from a a “staggering noise,” adding building, possession of a bur- that it was a health problem Revere man sentenced to glarious instrument and tres- due to the level of noise. passing at 2:01 a.m. Friday. A report of a disturbance Troy Smith, 24, of 100 at 7:11 p.m. Thursday on Wy- prison for fentanyl distribution Willow St., was arrested and man Road. A police lieutenant charged with shoplifting by reported observing a group asportation, violation of the throwing cones and barrels By Sam Minton Attorney’s office said. distribution of 40 grams said. city knife ordinance and on a around the grandstand. Police ITEM STAFF Jassiel Ramirez pleaded or more of fentanyl. The defendant’s prison warrant for malicious destruc- said there was no damage. guilty in February to dis- From September to Oc- sentence will be followed tion of property at 6:05 p.m. The group was fooling around REVERE — A 25-year- tribution of and possession tober in 2018, Ramirez by four years of supervised Thursday. and would end it. old Revere man was sen- with intent to distribute conducted four separate release, the statement tenced in federal court fentanyl, possession with drug transactions of ap- said. Accidents Thursday to five years in intent to distribute fen- proximately 110 grams of Sam Minton can be PEABODY prison for distributing 110 tanyl and possession with fentanyl to a cooperating reached at sminton@item- A report of a motor vehicle intent to distribute and witness, the statement live.com. crash with personal injury at Accidents grams of fentanyl, the U.S. 9:06 p.m. Thursday at 648 Western Ave.; at 1:27 a.m. A report of a motor vehicle Friday at Lynnway and Market crash at 1:20 p.m. Thursday Street; at 6:34 a.m. Friday at at 136 Lowell St.; at 3:49 Avenatti sentenced to 2 1/2 years Jenness and Roanoke streets; p.m. Thursday at 2 Fairview at 9:53 a.m. Friday at Colum- Ave. and 201 Lynn St.; at 7:21 p.m. Thursday at 101 By Jim Mustian And bia and Eastern avenues; at Larry Neumeister 12:57 p.m. Friday on Kirtland Foster St.; at 8:40 p.m. Thurs- Street; at 3:39 p.m. Friday at day on Railroad Avenue. ASSOCIATED PRESS Commercial and S Common NEW YORK — A tearful, streets. Complaints repentant Michael Avenat- A report of a hit-and-run A report of a neighborhood ti, the brash lawyer who motor vehicle crash at 2:44 dispute at 2:11 p.m. Thursday once represented Stormy a.m. Friday at Mall Street and at 20 George Road. A call- Daniels in lawsuits against Western Avenue. er reported her mother and President Donald Trump, dog were being attacked by was sentenced Thursday Assaults a neighbor. Police reported to 2 1/2 years in prison A report of an assault and there were no crimes taking for trying to extort up to battery with a dangerous place. $25 million from Nike by weapon at 10:41 p.m. Thurs- A report of gunshots at threatening the company day on La Grange Terrace. 10:39 p.m. Thursday at 1 with bad publicity. Keys Drive. A caller reported Avenatti, 50, rose to Breaking and Entering she heard two separate gun- prominence by sparring shots in the area. An officer publicly with Trump, but spoke with a neighbor, who A report of a motor vehi- criminal fraud charges on cle breaking and entering at reported there were two fire- two coasts disrupted his 11:11 a.m. Friday at 13 Port- works or explosions in the land St. area. An officer located the rapid ascent. He was con- fireworks in the mall parking victed last year of attempt- Overdose lot by Shaw’s. ed extortion and other charges in connection with PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A report of an overdose at his representation of a Los Overdose Michael Avenatti arrives for a scheduled sentencing at Manhattan feder- 8:23 p.m. Thursday on Union Angeles youth basketball al court in New York. Street. A report of an overdose at league organizer who was A report of an opiate over- 4:55 p.m. Thursday at Har- upset that Nike had ended He ended his statement the scheme. Geragos first programs to disparage dose at 12:02 p.m. Friday on vard Vanguard Medical Asso- its league sponsorship. by saying he expects his reached out to a Nike con- the Republican president. Western Avenue. ciates at 2 Essex Center Drive. U.S. District Judge Paul three children, including tact and remained silent Daniels said a tryst with One person was taken to Bev- G. Gardephe called Avenat- two teenage daughters at meetings and on phone Trump a decade earlier Theft erly Hospital after a nurse re- ti’s conduct “outrageous,” who wrote letters to the calls as he and Avenatti resulted in her being paid ported an overdose. A report of a larceny at 2:36 saying he “hijacked his judge, to be ashamed of shared a “good cop, bad cop $130,000 by Trump’s per- client’s claims” and “used him. routine.” sonal lawyer in 2016 to p.m. Thursday at 4 Kingsley Theft Terrace; at 10:58 a.m. Friday those claims to further his “Because if they are The Associated Press stay silent. Trump denied at 3 Rhodes Ave. A report of a larceny at 9:37 own agenda, which was to ashamed, it means their sent an email seeking com- the affair. a.m. Friday at 4 Silverleaf Way. extort millions of dollars moral compass is exact- ment to Geragos. Avenatti even explored LYNNFIELD A woman came into the sta- from Nike for himself.” ly where it should be,” he The judge also said condi- running against Trump tion to report the driver’s side Avenatti, the judge add- said. tions were “terrible” at the in 2020, boasting that he Accidents mirror on her vehicle had ed, “had become drunk on As he left the courthouse Manhattan federal lockup would “have no problem been taken. the power of his platform, in the rain, he stopped where Avenatti spent 100 raising money.” A report of a motor vehicle A larceny was reported at or what he perceived the briefly before a set of mi- days behind bars last year, Those political aspira- crash at 8:53 a.m. Tuesday at 10:52 a.m. Friday at Bass Riv- power of his platform to be. crophones while his law- mostly in solitary confine- tions evaporated when Everett Bank at 771 Salem er Inc. Group Home at 25 An- He had become someone yer, Danya Perry, told re- ment. He said it was hard prosecutors in California St.; at 7:26 a.m. Wednesday dover St. A caller reported an who operated as if the laws porters, “A new Michael to believe such conditions and New York charged Av- at 683 Walnut St. and 9 Blue- ex-employee was seen taking and the rules that applied Avenatti is deeply hum- would occur in the U.S. enatti with fraud in March jay Road; at 4:29 p.m. Thurs- landscaping items from the to everyone else didn’t ap- bled as a result of this ex- Avenatti’s legal woes are 2019. California prosecu- day at J.M. Electrical at 471 property. Scott A. Mizzi, 47, ply to him.” perience.” far from over. He also fac- tors said he was enjoying a N Broadway; at 9:45 p.m. of 3 Huron Ave., Danvers, was Before the judge spoke, The judge agreed, not- es the start of a fraud trial $200,000-a-month lifestyle Thursday at 425 Market St. issued a summons for larceny Avenatti delivered emo- ing that Avenatti had not next week in the Los Ange- while cheating clients out and 425 Walnut St. under $1,200. tional remarks, sometimes shown contrition or ac- les area, a second Califor- of millions of dollars and Medication theft was re- A motor vehicle crash choking up and speaking cepted responsibility for nia criminal trial later this failing to pay hundreds of was reported at 4:17 p.m. ported at 2:13 p.m. Friday through tears. “I and I his crimes until Thursday, year and a separate trial thousands to the Internal Wednesday at 31 Grey Lane. at Extended Stay America at next year in Manhattan, Revenue Service. A caller reported her neighbor 200 Jubilee Drive. alone have destroyed my when he expressed “what had fallen on the sidewalk af- career, my relationships I believe to be sincere re- where he is charged with Charges alleging he ter his vehicle hit her house. SAUGUS and my life,” he said. morse.” cheating Daniels out of cheated Daniels out of pro- The fire department was no- “Your honor, I’ve learned Gardephe said some le- hundreds of thousands of ceeds from a book deal fol- tified. that all the fame, notoriety niency was deserved be- dollars. lowed weeks later. Avenat- Arrests and money in the world is cause prosecutors declined Avenatti represented ti pleaded not guilty to all Complaints Jorge Francisco Lopez, meaningless. TV and Twit- to charge Mark Geragos, Daniels in 2018 in lawsuits charges and maintained he 38, of 17 Harvard Place, ter, your honor, mean noth- a prominent attorney who against Trump, appear- was a victim of politically A report of a suspicious Waltham, was arrested and ing,” he said. played a critical role in ing often on cable news motivated attacks. motor vehicle at 12:34 p.m. charged with OUI-liquor and Tuesday at 7 Bryant St. A call- unlicensed operation of a er reported two suspicious motor vehicle at 5:28 p.m. vehicles were parked on the Thursday. Police: Arrest in slaying of street. Police reported con- tractors were working on the Accidents street. A report of a suspicious A report of a motor vehicle 3 men found at a golf course person at 8:57 p.m. Thursday crash at 1:08 p.m. Thurs- on Stagecoach Lane. A caller day on Route 1/South Main ASSOCIATED PRESS ning. Police say golf pro Eu- because he came upon a Rhoden faces three gene Siller was gunned “crime in progress,” police reported a man on a hover- Street; at 5:35 p.m. Thursday KENNESAW, Ga. — board had knocked on her at 288 Main St. counts of murder, three down Saturday when he have said. It doesn’t ap- Authorities on Thursday counts of aggravated as- went to find out why a pear that he was targeted, door and her neighbor’s door. A motor vehicle crash afternoon arrested a man sault and two counts of white pickup truck had and the other men appear Police found nothing upon was reported at 5:28 p.m. in the killing of three men kidnapping, Cox said. The driven onto the 10th green to have “no relation to the arrival. Thursday at 289 Broadway. found shot to death on the police chief described Rho- at Pinetree Country Club A 38-year-old Waltham man golf course of a suburban location at all,” police had Theft was arrested (see arrests). Atlanta country club. den as the “lone shooter” in Kennesaw, northwest of said in a statement. Pier- Cobb County sheriff’s in the slayings but he de- Atlanta. son was the truck’s regis- A report of a larceny at Complaints clined to give further de- Two other men were tered owner. 8:57 p.m. Thursday at Herb deputies and U.S. mar- shals arrested Bryan Rho- tails about what prompted found dead from gunshot Police haven’t comment- Chambers Cadillac at 395 N A report of threats at 12:37 the violence. wounds in the bed of the ed on any possible motive a.m. Friday at Red Roof Inn at den in Chamblee, more Broadway. “We literally had detec- pickup truck. Police iden- for the killings of the two 920 Broadway. A caller from than 25 miles (40 kilome- tified them as 46-year-old Vandalism the front desk reported a man ters) southeast of where tives that have worked men whose bodies were keeps calling and making the slain men were dis- around the clock and some Henry Valdez of California found in the pickup. A report of malicious de- threats to her over the phone. covered Saturday, Cobb have literally slept in their and 76-year-old Paul Pier- It wasn’t immediately struction of property at 11:29 The caller was told to call po- County Police Chief Tim offices since July 3rd try- son of Kansas. known if Rhoden has an a.m. Tuesday at 420 Main St. lice if anything further occurs. Cox said during a news ing to clear this case,” Cox Investigators believe attorney who could speak conference Thursday eve- said. that Siller, 46, was slain on his behalf. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY JULY 10, 2021

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK A woman carries a brightly-colored umbrella as she walks through the Lynn Common during a sudden downpour as Tropical Storm Elsa moves across the North Shore on Friday. Tropical Storm Elsa floods the North Shore

ELSA “It’s just the usual plac- For Barletta, it’s all dling the storm rather been going well so far. to keep under control. From A1 es, like that part of Sum- about making sure that well, according to Sgt. Hopefully it stays that Cresta said that typical- mer Street, which is prone Nahant is prepared for Sean Andrews of the Sa- way,” Andrews said. ly, the two overpasses in of,” Zukas said. “You can to flooding,” Tomasz said. the storm before it even lem Police Department. A representative from town on Stetson Avenue see the amount of water is “We always have large begins. Andrews said that there the Saugus DPW said the and Burrill Street will overwhelming the sewer puddles in other areas “With a storm like this, had been no serious inci- town had not experienced flood during large storms, and drainage systems.” that take a while to drain, a lot of it is prep work so dents besides minor pow- any major incidents as of but that didn’t happen. Zukas said the fire sta- but overall, we are looking that you can create storm- er outages in the morning. late Friday afternoon. All “We had the sawhors- tion on Lynnfield Street very good.” water flow and capacity,” Andrews also mentioned was well up to that point es out, ready to block the also flooded. Tomasz said there had he said. “Sudden heavy that there had been some in the storm, the DPW bridges, and we didn’t Ward 6 Councilor Fred been no reports of downed rain pours can sometimes instances of minor flood- said. need it,” he said. “I’m real- Hogan said his ward saw a trees or property damage cause flooding just be- ing, but thanks to some In Swampscott, DPW ly happy.” great deal of flooding, add- and traffic also seemed to cause your catch basins periods where the rain Director Gino Cresta said Item writers Allysha ing that all pumps were be moving well on Route 1 are clogged or you don’t had let up, the water had that the town had gotten Dunnigan, Tréa Lavery, on at the Lynn Regional through the tunnel. have the capacity in your been able to drain proper- off easy, with little dam- Sam Minton and Anne Wastewater Plant. “I’ve driven by there a stormwater system.” ly. age beyond some blocked Marie Tobin contributed The city has been work- couple of times today and Salem has been han- “I think everything has basins that they were able to this report. ing on a combined sewer the tunnel was still open, overflow project — Phase it looked like, as of noon or One is nearly complete — so,” he said. which is expected to de- Next door in Peabody, crease flooding in low-ly- Police Chief Tom Griffin ing areas of the city, such said conditions were also as those impacted on Fri- good with few reports of day. damage or flooding. Phase Two will include “It’s just the traditional the installation of a new spots, like over by Walnut pump station by Lynn Vo- Street and Wallis, that cational Technical Insti- have water,” Griffin said. tute, which is expected to “Nothing really major. I begin in the next couple of have to say we haven’t months. had a lot of crazy calls and “We have waited 20 have heard no reports of years for this much-need- tree damage, so conditions ed work in our ward to are really good, especially help alleviate our flooding considering so much rain issues,” Hogan said. came down at one time.” Hogan said Bennett Griffin noted the depart- Street and Elmwood Av- ment fielded several calls enue were “very bad” at between noon and 2 p.m. around 1:30 p.m. For ex- from residents report- ample, he saw cars get ing flooding in the Oak, stuck while trying to drive Central, Lowell, Russell, through flooded areas on Margin and Birch Street those two streets. areas. In Lynnfield, Depart- In Nahant, Town Man- ment of Public Works Di- ager Antonio Barletta rector John Tomasz said said Friday afternoon that that the town held up well there had been no serious despite the amount of rain incidents so far. that had fallen. The only “We are watching the problem area was Sum- forecast and the models mer Street under Route days before the storm ap- 128, which was closed to proaches (to) prepare our traffic at least through town accordingly,” Barlet- early afternoon. ta said. A Jeep weaves between two stranded cars on a flooded Boston Street in Lynn. Peabody Council loses connection Swampscott

ZOOM computer access. Ryan Melville acknowl- court Jr. to “have someone From A1 “This has all been edged that recent meet- here from IT all the time, Police and Fire still brought full circle,” Man- ings have been delayed not just at meetings. of the Open Meeting Law ning-Martin said. “Ev- due to technical issues. “We need to make sure through April, I thought it erything I’ve said about He said he is fine with the bugs are worked out seeking payment would be timely to have a the public not having the “status quo” (a hybrid before the meeting, not meeting and discuss how adequate access to these of in-person and remote during,” he said. “Zoom is so, and said it would be we would continue future meetings has fallen on participation) but agrees PAYMENT vital for residents to in- “improper” for them to be public meetings,” O’Neill deaf ears. We are convey- that something needs to From A1 teract with the council, so paid before then. Archer said. “While we’ve had our ing a cultural message be done to fix the current we need to maintain the According to Fire Chief said that once the decision technology difficulties, I that the perception among problems. remote Zoom platform.” Graham Archer, the delay is approved, all police of- am generally in favor of members of the public is “We need to make sure Councilor-at-Large Jon is because the Massachu- ficers and firefighters will Zoom technology as it’s that we don’t want them we have a couple of tech- Turco said sound issues setts legislature has not receive the payments, in- worked pretty well over to know what we are do- nical people on hand,” he are preexisting and sug- yet voted on the town’s de- cluding retroactive raises. the last year and a half.” ing. Unfortunately, per- said. “Acoustics is a prob- gested the city contact the parture from civil service, Tréa Lavery can be O’Neill admitted that ception is a reality.” lem and that needs to be company (Signet) that in- which is required before reached at tlavery@item- Zoom audio at the last Ward 4 Councilor Joel addressed so we are not stalled the system. live.com. two council meetings has Saslaw said the situation wasting our time and the the departments can do been “very difficult, un- is “almost embarrassing. applicants’ time. A major “That’s a $75,000 sys- professional and not the “I am concerned that part of this is that when I tem and the sound in way we serve our city.” petitioners should show talk into the microphone, concerts is incredible, Need to find Since the onset of up in person, but at what everyone has to be able to but they put a secondary the pandemic, Council- point do we stop doing hear us. If this continues, priority on meetings,” he an article? or-at-Large Anne Man- that because nobody can we need to rethink this.” said, adding that the city ning-Martin has been an hear?” he said. “We can’t Councilor-at-Large Tom should look into installing outspoken advocate for hear people speaking Gould agreed with Mel- additional speakers and Subscribe to residents she feels have from Zoom. We need to ville, saying “the acoustics also ask Signet to come been excluded from public take six or seven weeks in this hall are awful.” to the next meeting to ex- e-edition on participation at council to figure it out. I am con- Councilor-at-Large Tom plain the technical issues. meetings due to a variety cerned when people can’t Rossignoll said he and Anne Marie Tobin can of reasons — chief among hear.” Danforth have asked be reached at atobin@ them lack of internet or Councilor-at-Large Mayor Edward A. Betten- itemlive.com. Only $9.99/month SATURDAY JULY 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK The purchase of a formaer Lynnfield Street flower shop in Lynn came with a greenhouse next to the main building. RE/MAX 360 to open office on Lynnfield Street in Lynn

GREENHOUSE — comes with a greenhouse yet. lize the greenhouse the he has been exploring in- so he plans on creating an From A1 next to the main building, For now, he said, they best we can.” clude yoga nights, private online community news- which DiVirgilio said he want to use it to host pri- Some ideas DiVirgilio wine-tasting events and letter under that name. business’ headquarters hopes to use as a venue for vate events, fundraisers said he has been thinking ice-cream socials. The newsletter will include once it is opened. neighborhood and private and gatherings, whether about include hosting pop- “We just want to do things updates on events and hap- He said he is hoping to events. industry related or just up events, selling Christ- that the neighborhood penings at the property. have a grand opening for The greenhouse had al- something the neighbor- mas trees as a fundraiser, would know about and can But as for now, DiVirgil- the space in September, ready moved twice from hood can enjoy. erecting a pumpkin patch come down and take part io said the office is mainly after his agents have had other locations in Lynn; it “Once you get past Wy- and offering coffee and ci- in,” DiVirgilio said. “We are focused on the newly-ac- time to settle in and get is old and needs to be up- oma Square (heading to- der donuts to the communi- looking to try to do some- quired building and how it comfortable in the new of- dated, but is “structurally ward the Lynnfield rotary), ty on a Saturday or Sunday thing once a month just to can best suit the agents — fice. sound.” there’s really no space for during the fall. keep some activity going up and they’ll shift the focus The purchase of the for- In the future, DiVirgilio people to host anything,” “We’re looking at various in that area.” to incorporating the green- mer flower shop — which said they may update the DiVirgilio said. “For the ways that the space can DiVirgilio said his 5-year- house aspect later. DiVirgilio said he had space into a more modern Ward 1 community of the be used and enjoyed over old daughter, Vivian, has Allysha Dunnigan can wanted to acquire even be- greenhouse, but there are city, there’s really nowhere time,” DiVirgilio said. been calling the new prop- be reached at adunnigan@ fore he got into real estate no definite plans for that to go, so it’d be nice to uti- Some other ideas he said erty “Vivian’s greenhouse,” itemlive.com Lynn advances racial justice RACE In addition, the city is From A1 currently participating in a technical assistance Commission; instituting grant program to estab- diversity, equity and in- lish the City of Lynn Ra- clusion training for all cial Equity Municipal Ac- city employees; and im- tion Plan in partnership plementing a number of with the Metropolitan suggested police reforms. Area Planning Council, Since then, McGee made Federal Reserve Bank of a commitment to meet Boston and the Govern- monthly with the LRJC ment Alliance on Race to discuss a broad range and Equity. of issues to advance racial The partnership with justice in the city. McGee and the LRJC also In the fiscal year 2021 established the city’s first city budget, he estab- ever Diversity, Equity and lished a $25,000 equity Inclusion Officer, Fausti- and inclusion assessment na Cuevas, who began her fund to support this work, role in June. and included a $500,000 The LRJC is still work- ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK line item to fund the fur- ing toward the creation Maurice Carr of Marblehead receives the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine during a clinic ther research and “Phase of an unarmed crisis re- at the PEM on Friday. 1” implementation of the sponse team within the All Lynn Emergency Re- city, following initial sponse Team (ALERT), an efforts which included unarmed crisis response preliminary research by Seen at PEM: A vaccine with a view team. students from the North- On Oct. 24, 2020, a pub- eastern University’s Du- lic hearing in partnership kakis Center for Urban PEM munications, said that with the LRJC was held and Regional Policy. From A1 they had wanted for a in response to a petition Using the Northeast- long time to offer vaccines filed by Prevent the Cy- ern students’ report as a p.m. on Fridays, and be at the museum, and were cle, which ended with Mc- starting point, the city is entered into the state’s happy to begin that pro- Gee examining the issues onboarding a consultant VaxMillions lottery. cess. brought up — including to work with the LRJC The vaccine is admin- “Now that we’re at the implementation of and a number of other city istered in the museum’s this juncture where the police body cameras, the and community stake- H.A. Crosby Forbes Gal- main (vaccine) sites have creation of an unarmed holders to further re- lery, where patients can closed, we can fill this crisis response unit and search, guide, advise and receive their shot and gap,” she said. “It has a establishing a civilian re- develop a feasible Phase 1 at the same time enjoy a celebratory feel to it, and painted installation by view board of the police. ALERT model that will be that’s heightened by being artist Vanessa Platacis The Lynn Police Depart- successful for Lynn. surrounded by art.” adorning the walls. ment’s use of force policy The Lynn Racial Jus- Van Dyke added that “We wanted a space was then updated, and tice Coalition is made up she was glad the museum where people could enjoy McGee negotiated and of Diverse People United, could offer such a unique reached an agreement Essex County Community the art and be in a beauti- ful environment, because setting for the important with the Lynn Police Organization, Local 201 work of administering Association (the police Civil Rights Committee, it’s a beautiful moment,” said Natalia Laskaris, di- vaccines. union) to implement body Lynn United for Change, “The environments ar- cameras on all patrol offi- the New Lynn Coalition, rector of event rentals at PEM. en’t always as innately in- cers in December of 2020. North Shore Juneteenth spiring,” she said. “This is The body-worn cameras Association and Prevent During the pandemic, PEM has started multiple a way for the museum to program was fully imple- The Cycle. give back.” mented for all police pa- Allysha Dunnigan can community partnerships, beginning with donating Dex Lindgren of Salem trol officers by the end of be reached at adunnigan@ was the first to receive April. itemlive.com. its extra personal protec- tive equipment used by his shot at the PEM. He its facilities staff to health said he was nervous to get care workers. The mu- his first dose, but felt that seum also began gifting it was a good idea in the Catch up with your memberships to essential long run. workers at Salem Hos- “I’m really planning on favorite team pital for every member- winning the $1 million,” ship that was purchased he joked. “If you look at in Item Sports! during the pandemic, and all the places to (get vac- teamed up with Salem cinated), this is the coolest Pantry for a joint fund- one.” raising program. Tréa Lavery can be Dex Lindgren of Salem waits in the observa- Whitney Van Dyke, the reached at tlavery@item- tion area after receiving his Pfizer COVID-19 museum’s director of com- live.com. vaccine. A8 SATURDAY JULY 10, 2021 LOOK! National Kitten Day, National Piña Colada Day, Pick Blueberries Day

WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Black spelling bee champion makes history with flair By Ben Nuckols ASSOCIATED PRESS LAKE BUENA VIS- TA, Fla. — Zaila Avant-garde understood the significance of what she was doing as she stood on the Scripps Na- tional Spelling Bee stage, peppering pronouncer Jacques Bailly with questions about Greek and Latin roots. Zaila knew she would be the first African American winner of the PHOTO | ASSOCIARTED PRESS bee. She knew Black Zaila Avant-garde, 14, from Harvey, La. cel- kids around the country ebrates after winning the finals of the 2021 were watching Thursday Scripps National Spelling Bee at Disney World. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS night’s ESPN2 telecast, waiting to be inspired The only previous spelling as a side hobby, A female Lymantria dispar moth lays her eggs on the trunk of a tree in and hoping to follow in Black champion was also even though she routine- the Salmon River State Forest in Hebron, Conn. the footsteps of someone the only international ly practiced for seven who looked like them. winner: Jody-Anne hours a day. She even thought of Maxwell of Jamaica in “I kind of thought I MacNolia Cox, who in 1998. The bee, however, would never be into spell- Experts seeking new name 1936 became the first has still been a showcase ing again, but I’m also Black finalist at the bee for spellers of color over happy that I’m going to and wasn’t allowed to the past two decades, make a clean break from stay in the same hotel as with kids of South Asian it,” Zaila said. “I can go for destructive gypsy moths the rest of the spellers. descent dominating the out, like my Guinness But she never let the competition. Zaila’s win world records, just leave breaks a streak of at it right there, and walk By Seth Borenstein wants to be associated wandering like the group moment become too big for her, and when she least one Indian-Ameri- off.” with a harmful invasive of people they were named ASSOCIATED PRESS heard what turned out can champion every year Many of top Scripps pest.” after, Berenbaum said. An- Bug experts are dropping to be her winning word since 2008. spellers start competing The society is taking a other theory is that male Zaila has other pri- as young as kindergar- the common name of a de- — “Murraya,” a genus hard look at some of the adult moths have a tan of tropical Asiatic and orities, which perhaps ten. Zaila only started a structive insect because more than 2,000 common color that could be similar Australian trees — she explains how she came few years ago, after her it’s considered an ethnic insect names to remove de- to Romani people. beamed with confidence. to dominate this year’s father, Jawara Space- slur: the gypsy moth. rogatory and geographical- The Entomological Soci- It was over. bee. The 14-year-old from time, watched the bee The Entomological Soci- ly inaccurate ones. About ety is now on the hunt for a Declared the champion, Harvey, Louisiana, is a on TV and realized his ety of America, which over- 20 years ago, a committee new common name, a pro- Zaila jumped and twirled basketball prodigy who daughter’s affinity for do- sees the common names of of fish experts renamed cess that will take months, with joy, only flinching owns three Guinness ing complicated math in bugs, is getting rid of the the jewfish into the goliath Smith said. Until then, in surprise when confetti world records for drib- her head could translate common name of that crit- grouper. even though it’s a mouth- was shot onto the stage. bling multiple balls si- well to spelling. She pro- ter and the lesser-known The moths are invasive ful, Smith said the moths “I was pretty relaxed on multaneously and hopes gressed quickly enough gypsy ant. The group this and destructive critters in should be called by their the subject of Murraya to one day play in the to make it to nationals week announced that for the caterpillar stage. They scientific name, Lymantria and pretty much any oth- WNBA or even coach in in 2019 but bowed out in the first time it changed a have a voracious appetite dispar or L. dispar. er word I got,” Zaila said. the NBA. She described the preliminary rounds. common name of an insect that can denude entire Berenbaum — who has because it was offensive. In forests of leaves, said Uni- written about weirdly the past they’ve only reas- versity of Illinois entomol- named plants, animals and signed names that weren’t ogist May Berenbaum, a gene mutations — said Haddish, Shatner, Paisley scientifically accurate. past society president. given the moths’ destruc- “It’s an ethnic slur to be- The moths likely got tiveness, she and others gin with that’s been reject- their name because as lar- would have some ideas for join Discovery’s ‘Shark Week’ ed by the Romani people vae they have hair with a descriptive new name. a long time ago,’’ said so- small air pockets that “You’re not allowed to By Mark Kennedy teeth into. that’s your problem.” ciety president Michelle act like balloons allowing use obscenities,” she said, and Alicia Rancilio Howard Swartz, a Eli Roth, the horror S. 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©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY JULY 10, 2021 Lynn eld’s Luders growing with the Navs By Mike Alongi hit .231 with a home run ITEM SPORTS EDITOR and 12 RBI with an on- base percentage of .412. LYNN — Like for most But more important athletes, it’s been a whirl- than the offensive end wind year for Lynn eld was Luders’ growth on the native Jonathan Luders. defensive side, where he Between pandemic un- bounced around from sec- certainty, limited sea- ond base to shortstop to sons and adjusting to the third base, where he even- next level of baseball, the tually settled. Having been former Lynn eld High primarily a middle in eld- star had plenty to go up er for his entire baseball against. And yet, he still life, it was certainly an ad- managed to come out bet- ter on the other side. justment. “It’s de nitely been a “I hadn’t played much wild year, but that’s no third base before Seton different than for every- Hall, so it was great to one else,” said Luders, who be able to rely on a great recently wrapped up his group of upperclassmen sophomore season at Se- to mentor me through it,” ton Hall University. “First said Luders. “Guys like of all, I’m just happy that Casey Dana and Bobby we had the opportunity to Sheppard and all of the ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS play, because not everyone other in elders, they real- Fenwick catcher Chris Faraca will be playing for Team Carey in the Massachusetts Baseball got that. It was great to ly helped and I’m grateful Coaches Association Junior Select All-Star Game, named after and also coached by his grand- grind it out and work my for all the experience I’ve father and legendary North Reading coach Frank Carey. way into the lineup, and I gotten.” felt like I really grew out And all of that experi- there.” ence  owed right into this Luders was one of the summer with the Navs, as Stage is set for local players fortunate collegiate play- Luders has found himself ers whose team main- in a similar position. He’s tained a large chunk of its seen time at second, third schedule this year, as the and shortstop this year, at MBCA state all-star games Pirates played 46 games in and he’s only made one By Mike Alongi Rotondi Field in Malden. several state champion- on the Junior All-Stars. the season. Luders played error. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR The two teams were se- ships from 1967-2015 and MBCA JUNIOR in 35 of those games — lected from nominations boasts a state record 736 ALL-STAR GAME with 31 starts — and he LUDERS, B2 Due to Friday’s rainy received from their high coaching victories. TEAM CAREY weather, the Massachu- school coaches, who are The second team will be C — Dylan Locke (Hop- setts Baseball Coaches members of the MBCA. named “Team Johnson,” kinton), Chris Faraca Association (MBCA) will This year’s junior all- honoring retired Leomin- (Fenwick), Cam Ayotte now host its two annual star game has an old- ster head coach Emile (Millbury). state all-star games on school flavor, as the team Johnson, who compiled IF — Matt Cassidy Saturday beginning at 10 names and team colors 725 coaching wins in his (Plymouth South), Jack a.m. are associated with the career. Obert (Plymouth South), Saturday’s Junior Se- two winningest high Carey will be on hand Gavin Donohue (Mel- lect State All-Star Game school coaches in Massa- to assist in coaching the rose), Ronan Donohue will be held at 10 a.m. chusetts state history. team wearing North (Melrose), Evan Brindisi and the Sophomore Se- One team is named Reading green for this (Oxford), Brendan Smith lect State All-Star Game “Team Carey,” in honor day, sharing the dugout (Peabody), Mason Kulpa will be held at 1 p.m., of the winningest coach with his grandson, Chris (Dighton-Rehoboth). with both games being ever — Frank Carey — Faraca, who will be repre- played at Howard Park/ who led North Reading to senting Bishop Fenwick MBCA, B2

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Jonathan Luders has shuf ed around at short- stop, second and third base this season with the Navigators. Lynn Youth Summer Track returning to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Rory McIlroy had a club stolen by a fan at the Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open at The Renaissance Club in North Berwick, Scotland Friday. Manning Field

By Daniel Kane races; and a one-mile race ITEM STAFF for all ages. Participants McIlroy misses cut after can take part in multiple LYNN — Youth track events and assisted walks is nally making its way are allowed. back to Manning Field. All runners will be fan swings his 6-iron on tee The 7th annual Lynn pinned with a competi- Youth Summer Track tor number on the front NORTH BERWICK, the cut at the European “I was surprised,” he why it happened. Me and Meets will be returning of their shirt. Competi- Scotland (AP) — Rory Tour event on Friday and said Rory didn’t say anything. for all ages up to high McIlroy was waiting to will be making an earli- “It was handled ef - He was holding a 6-iron school next week. No en- tors will use this number get his second round er-than-planned journey ciently and everything and I didn’t want to get try fee is required. each time they compete underway on the 10th to the south of England was OK. I had no idea hurt.” The meets, sponsored throughout events this hole at the Scottish for next week’s British who it was.” Rahm didn’t think the by Lynn Parks and Rec- summer. All spectators Open when a spectator Open. Rahm said alcohol incident unnerved McIl- reation, had over 360 chil- can gather in the bleach- wandered on to the tee, He was 1 under for the could be smelled on the roy. dren participate in 2019 ers or on the playing eld had a dig into the four- tournament, 10 shots spectator’s breath. “It didn’t put anyone before being canceled last and are asked to practice time major winner’s golf off the lead held by the “He came in so con- off,” the Spanish player year due to the pandemic. social distancing as well bag, and started taking top-ranked Rahm and dent and we thought said. “If anything, it put Seven meets will be held as to bring a mask should swings with his 6-iron. Belgium’s Thomas Detry he was going to take a a smile on our faces. It spanning through July the need arise. It wasn’t long before the — after their rounds of picture or something,” will be a pretty good sto- and August. Dates include Registration forms will interloper, who smelled 6-under 65 — and rst- the U.S. Open champion ry to tell in the future.” July 12, 19 and 26 and be available at the race of alcohol according to round leader Jack Senior said. “We thought he was Footage of the incident Aug. 2, 9, 16 and 23. All but time can be saved by McIlroy’s playing part- (67). They were all on maybe part of the cam- was spread widely on meets begin at 6:30 p.m. nding one online at www. ner, Jon Rahm, was eject- 11-under 131 overall. era crew or a photogra- social media. The man and will be held rain or lwrun.org. Registration ed from the tournament. McIlroy was reluctant pher. was eventually escorted shine. forms can also be acquired McIlroy didn’t last to speak in detail about “After a little bit, when off the tee by a security Events include a 30-me- and questions can be an- much longer. the incident on his rst he walked back and they guard after handing the ter race for children ages swered by emailing Joe After an even-par round hole, which took place were taking him out, you club to McIlroy’s caddie, 3 and younger; 50-, 100-, Abelon at jsa777@verizon. of 71, McIlroy missed about 8 a.m. local time. could smell the reason Harry Diamond. 200-, 400- and 800-meter net. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY JULY 10, 2021

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NHL PLAYOFFS

STANLEY CUP FINALS FRIDAY (Best-of-7) Tampa Bay 6, Montreal 3 (x-if necessary) MONDAY MONDAY Montreal 3, Tampa Bay 2, OT Tampa Bay 5, Montreal 1 WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY Tampa Bay 1, Montreal 0, Tampa Bay Tampa Bay 3, Montreal 1 wins series 4 - 1

NBA PLAYOFFS

NBA FINALS WEDNESDAY TUESDAY Phoenix at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Phoenix 118, Milwaukee 105, Phoe- SATURDAY nix leads series 1-0 x-Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9 p.m. THURSDAY Phoenix 118, Milwaukee 108, Phoe- TUESDAY nix leads the series 2-0 x-Phoenix at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK THURSDAY SUNDAY Lynn eld native and Seton Hall University rising junior Jonathan Luders has committed just Phoenix at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. x-Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9 p.m. one error this season in the eld for the Navigators. MLB

AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division Lynn eld’s Jonathan Luders W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 54 34 .614 _ New York 45 38 .542 _ Tampa Bay 51 36 .586 2½ Philadelphia 42 43 .494 4 Toronto 44 40 .524 8 Atlanta 42 44 .488 4½ New York 44 42 .512 9 Washington 42 44 .488 4½ Baltimore 28 58 .326 25 Miami 38 48 .442 8½ continues to grow with Navs Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Chicago 51 35 .593 _ Milwaukee 53 36 .596 _ Cleveland 43 42 .506 7½ Cincinnati 45 42 .517 7 LUDERS him sixth on the Navs, Navs come to the nal son at Seton Hall, where Detroit 40 48 .455 12 Chicago 43 45 .489 9½ From B1 while his .380 on-base four weeks of the season, he’ll welcome fellow Lynn- Minnesota 36 50 .419 15 St. Louis 43 45 .489 9½ percentage ranks eighth the push is on to get into eld native and recent St. Kansas City 36 51 .414 15½ Pittsburgh 32 54 .372 19½ West Division West Division “I just want to be ready on the team. a prime position for the John’s Prep graduate Pat W L Pct GB W L Pct GB “It was a similar story playoff run. D’Amico onto the Pirates Houston 54 34 .614 _ San Francisco 54 32 .628 _ whenever the coach needs Oakland 50 39 .562 4½ Los Angeles 54 34 .614 1 me and wherever he needs this year at Seton Hall. I “We’ve already had a squad. Seattle 46 42 .523 8 San Diego 52 38 .578 4 me,” said Luders. “I just didn’t get off to the best bunch of games postponed “It’s exciting to have Los Angeles 44 42 .512 9 Colorado 38 50 .432 17 start offensively so I just by rain, so we know that another Lynn eld guy Texas 34 53 .391 19½ Arizona 25 64 .281 30½ want to do what I can to started grinding out at- the back half of the sched- coming to Seton Hall and help the team win.” Friday’s Games game bats,” said Luders. “I think ule is going to be jam- I’m really happy for him,” St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Kansas City (Minor 6-7) at Cleveland While his batting aver- that’s the kind of player I packed for everyone,” said said Luders. “It’s going to Chicago White Sox at Baltimore, (Morgan 1-3), 6:10 p.m. age isn’t exactly where he am; I’m always willing Luders. “I think it’s pretty be great to come back af- 7:05 p.m. Pittsburgh (TBD) at N.Y. Mets (Megill would want it as of now Atlanta at Miami, 7:10 p.m. 0-0), 7:10 p.m., 2nd game to drop a bunt or draw a wide open across the divi- ter another year of learn- Kansas City at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Cincinnati (Gutierrez 4-3) at Milwau- (.185), Luders continu- walk or get hit by a pitch. sion right now, and we’re ing and gaining experi- Philadelphia at Boston, 7:10 p.m. kee (Peralta 7-3), 7:15 p.m. ously contributes to the My goal is to move run- all really meshing well, so ence and bring what I’ve Toronto at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. St. Louis (Kim 3-5) at Chicago Cubs offense by getting on base, ners over, keep innings anything can happen com- learned to the Seton Hall Pittsburgh at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. (Davies 5-5), 7:15 p.m. Oakland at Texas, 8:05 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Cole 8-4) at Houston moving runners along and alive and bring home runs ing down the stretch.” team. If I’m getting better, Detroit at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. (Greinke 8-2), 7:15 p.m. scoring runs when neces- when I can.” Luders is also looking then Seton Hall is getting N.Y. Yankees at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Arizona (Smith 2-5) at L.A. Dodgers sary. His nine RBI rank As Luders and the forward to his junior sea- better, and that’s the goal.” Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. (Buehler 8-1), 10:10 p.m. Washington at San Francisco, 9:45 Colorado (Márquez 7-6) at San Diego p.m. (Musgrove 5-6), 10:10 p.m. Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. L.A. Angels (Sandoval 2-2) at Seattle Colorado at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. (Flexen 7-3), 10:10 p.m. L.A. Angels at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Sunday’s Games Saturday’s Games Chicago White Sox at Baltimore, Toronto (Stripling 3-4) at Tampa Bay 1:05 p.m. (Yarbrough 5-3), 1:10 p.m. Atlanta at Miami, 1:10 p.m. Detroit (TBD) at Minnesota (Ober Kansas City at Cleveland, 1:10 p.m. 1-1), 2:10 p.m. Philadelphia at Boston, 1:10 p.m. Washington (Lester 2-3) at San Fran- Pittsburgh at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. cisco (DeSclafani 9-3), 4:05 p.m. Toronto at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Giolito 6-6) at Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. Baltimore (Eshelman 0-1), 4:05 p.m. Detroit at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m. Oakland (Kaprielian 4-3) at Texas N.Y. Yankees at Houston, 2:10 p.m. (Foltynewicz 2-8), 4:05 p.m. St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Philadelphia (Moore 0-1) at Boston Oakland at Texas, 2:35 p.m. (Pérez 7-4), 4:10 p.m. Washington at San Francisco, 4:05 Atlanta (Fried 5-5) at Miami (Rogers p.m. 7-5), 4:10 p.m. Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 4:10 p.m. Pittsburgh (Anderson 4-8) at N.Y. Colorado at San Diego, 4:10 p.m. Mets (Stroman 6-6), 4:10 p.m., 1st L.A. Angels at Seattle, 4:10 p.m.

TODAY IN SPORTS

July 10 2010 — Spain wins soccer’s World 1926 — Bobby Jones wins the U.S. Cup after an exhausting 1-0 victory Open golf tournament for the second in extra time over the Netherlands. In time with a 293 total. the end, it’s Andres Iniesta breaking 1934 — Carl Hubbell strikes out free and scoring a right-footed shot Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx, from 8 yards just past the out- Al Simmons and Joe Cronin in suc- stretched arms of goalkeeper cession, but the American League Maarten Stekelenburg. comes back to win the All-Star game 2011 — The United States advances 9-7 at the Polo Grounds. to the semifinals after one of the 1936 — Philadelphia’s Chuck Klein most exciting games ever at the hits four home runs in a 9-6 Women’s World Cup in Dresden, Ger- 10-inning victory over the Pirates at many. The U.S. beat Brazil 5-3 on Pittsburgh’s Forbes Field. penalty kicks after a 2-2 tie. Abby ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK 1951 — Britain’s Randy Turpin Wambach scores a thrilling goal to defeats Sugar Ray Robinson in 15 tie it in the 122nd minute, and goal- Peabody’s right hander Justin Powers will throw for Team Carey in the the Massachusetts Base- rounds to win the world middleweight keeper Hope Solo denies the Brazil- ball Coaches Association Junior Select State All-Star Game on Saturday. title and give Robinson his second ians again. loss in 135 bouts. 2016 — Andy Murray wins his sec- 1971 — Lee Trevino rebounds from ond Wimbledon title by beating Milos a double-bogey on the next to last Raonic 6-4, 7-6 (3), 7-6 (2) on Centre Local players set to compete in hole with a birdie on the final hole to Court. win the 100th British Open by one 2016 — Brittany Lang wins her first stroke over Lu Liang-Huan. Trevino, career major at the U.S. Women’s who won the U.S. Open a month ear- Open when Anna Nordqvist touches MBCA state all-star games Saturday lier, is the fourth golfer to win both the sand with her club in a bunker championships in the same year, for a two-stroke penalty in the three- joining Bobby Jones (1926, 1930), hole aggregate playoff. The penalty MBCA roy (Marblehead), Chris bo (Andover), Derek Mace- IF — Colin Arsenault Gene Sarazen (1932), and Ben occurs on the second hole of the From B1 Quigley (Silver Lake), An- da (North Attleboro), Alex (Dracut), Ryan Keating Hogan (1953). playoff and is not delivered to the drew Florek (Westfield). Montero (North Quincy). (Minnechaug), Connor 1976 — Johnny Miller shoots a 66 players until they were on the final OF — Noah Clarke OF — Owen Kelly (Med- OF — Ryan Gerety MacKenzie (Plymouth in the final round to beat 19-year-old hole after officials review replays in ford), Scott Ritz (North (Franklin), Jordan Villan- Spaniard Seve Ballesteros by six the latest controversy at a USGA (Nauset), Chris Goode North), Max Person (Hud- strokes to take the British Open. Bal- event. Lang seals the win with a (Franklin), Jordan LaF- Quincy), Connor Vercol- ueva (Lowell), Tad Giardi- son), Bobby Long (Hud- lesteros, who starts the final round short par putt on the final playoff leur (Dighton-Rehoboth). lone (Plymouth North) na (St. Mary’s Lynn). son), Dominick Hopkins two strokes ahead of Miller, shoots a hole, while Nordqvist makes bogey to P — Ethan Voelimicke P — Tyler Baranoski P — Matt Kelly (Mill- (Brockton). lose by three shots. 74 and ends tied for second place (Franklin), Justin Powers (Frontier Regional), Jack bury), Dom Gabardi OF — Shane Keough with Jack Nicklaus. 2017 — An independent review of Iannibelli (Austin Prep), (Austin Prep), Ryan Gar- (Marblehead), Andrew (Peabody), Dante Christie 1992 — The Major Soccer League, the scoring in Manny Pacquiao’s con- Chris Carbonara (Brock- ner (Leominster), Owen Manning (BC High), Aiden tentious WBO welterweight world title (Cambridge R&L), Ryan the only major nationwide profession- ton), Isaac Zhang (Gro- McHugh (Milton), Bran- Regan (BC High), Patrick al soccer competition in the United loss to Jeff Horn confirms the out- Walton (Tahanto), Jacob States, folds after 14 seasons. come in favor of the Australian. A ton-Dunstable), Josh Sun- don McMahon (Mal- Finnerty (Oliver Ames). Jette (Franklin), Jordan derland (BC High), Ryan den), Josh Mayo (West- P — Tade Riordan 1999 — Team USA wins the Wom- Philippines government department Gorham (Braintree). en’s World Cup over China in sudden asked the WBO to review the referee- Griffin (No.Andover), Alex field), John Fitzgerald (Blackstone Valley Tech), death. The Americans win 5-4 in pen- ing and the judging of the so-called TEAM JOHNSON Peruzzi (Plymouth North). (Braintree), Brady Miller Kellan Heney (Governors alty kicks, with defender Brandi “Battle of Brisbane” in Australia on C — Michael Toth MBCA SOPHOMORE (Nauset), Casey Williams Academy), Ray McNaught Chastain kicking in the game winner. July 2 after Horn, fighting for his first (Granby), John Lynch (No. ALL-STAR GAME (Watertown), Ashton (East Bridgewater), Rudy 2010 — Paula Creamer wins her world title, won a unanimous points Quincy), Matt Kowalski TEAM Moltzahn (Nashoba). Gately (King Philip), Joe first major tournament, never giving decision against Pacquiao, an (Archbishop Williams), FRED EBBETT TEAM Zamejtis (Danvers), Cam up the lead during a steady final 11-time world champion. The WBO Joe Auger (Lowell). round of the U.S. Women’s Open. said three of the five independent C — Cam Grieve (Brain- GARY LOMBARD Champney (Plymouth Creamer shoots a final-round 2-under judges who reviewed the bout award- IF — Ernie Little (Aus- tree), Joe Bucci (Andover). C — Mark McKay (Plym- North), Francis Comeau 69 for a 3-under 281 for the tourna- ed it to Horn, one awarded it to Pac- tin Prep), Matthew Favaz- IF — Michael Sullivan outh North), Joey Gentile (Plymouth North), Alex ment. quiao and one scored a draw. zo (Lexington), Liam McIl- (Tewksbury), Chase Lem- (Holliston). Gentile (Lynnfield). SATURDAY JULY 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Tropical storm Elsa pounds East Coast after killing 1 in Florida By Russ Bynum and or over the northeastern day afternoon. A tornado Jacksonville Fire Rescue Curt Anderson United States on Friday. warning had been issued Department. ASSOCIATED PRESS No significant change for Hyde County and sur- Nine people were in- in strength is expected rounding counties. jured Wednesday evening SAVANNAH, Ga. — through Friday, and Elsa Elsa seemed to spare in coastal Camden Coun- Tropical Storm Elsa is forecast to become a Florida from significant ty, Georgia, when a torna- carved a destructive and post-topical cyclone by damage, though it still do struck a campground soaking path up the East Friday night, the center threatened flooding down- for active-duty service Coast after killing at least said. pours and caused several members and military re- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS one person in Florida and Tropical storm warnings tornado warnings. tirees at Kings Bay Naval spinning up a tornado at Vials of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine Submarine Base. Eight a Georgia Navy base that were in effect along the Authorities in Jackson- are prepared for packaging at the company’s of those hurt were taken flipped recreational vehi- coast from North Carolina ville, Florida, said one facility in Puurs, Belgium. to hospitals, base spokes- cles upside-down and blew to Massachusetts. There person was killed Wednes- person Chris Tucker said. one of them into a lake. was a chance Long Island day when a tree fell and Some have since been re- Elsa’s winds strength- in New York would see struck two cars. A spokes- ened Thursday to 50 mph, sustained tropical storm- person for the Naval Air leased and others were Pfizer seeks to OK as the storm dropped force winds late Thurs- Force Atlantic Office said kept for observation, he heavy rains on parts of day night and into Friday Thursday that a sailor said. North Carolina and Vir- morning, the National assigned to Patrol and Re- The EF-2 tornado flipped ginia, the U.S. National Weather Service in New connaissance Squadron 16 over multiple RVs, throw- 3rd vaccine dose; Hurricane Center said York warned. in Jacksonville was killed. ing one of the overturned in an update. Elsa was The National Weather Forecasters reported 50 vehicles about 200 feet passing over the eastern Service in Morehead City, mph wind gusts in the city. into a lake, the National shots still protect mid-Atlantic states on North Carolina, tweeted The tree fell during heavy Weather Service said in a preliminary report early Thursday night and was that a tornado was spotted rains, according to Capt. -- it wouldn’t automatical- Thursday after its employ- By Lauran expected to move near near Fairfield on Thurs- Eric Prosswimmer of the Neergaard ly mean Americans get of- ees surveyed the damage. ASSOCIATED PRESS fered boosters, cautioned Tucker said about a doz- Dr. William Schaffner, a en recreational vehicles Pfizer is about to seek vaccine expert at Van- at the campground were U.S. authorization for a derbilt University Medi- damaged. Some buildings third dose of its COVID-19 cal Center. Public health were also damaged on the vaccine, saying Thursday authorities would have base, which is the East that another shot within to decide if they’re really Coast hub for the Navy’s 12 months could dramati- needed, especially since fleet of submarines armed cally boost immunity and millions of people have no with nuclear missiles. maybe help ward off the protection. Tucker said there was no latest worrisome corona- “The vaccines were de- damage to submarines or virus mutant. signed to keep us out of any other “military as- Research from multiple the hospital” and continue sets.” countries shows the Pfiz- to do so despite the more Sergio Rodriguez, who er shot and other widely contagious delta variant, lives near the RV park, used COVID-19 vaccines he said. Giving another said he raced to the scene offer strong protection dose would be “a huge ef- fearing friends staying at against the highly con- fort while we are at the the park might be hurt. tagious delta variant, moment striving to get “There were just RVs which is spreading rapidly people the first dose.” flipped over on their sides, around the world and now Hours after Pfizer’s an- pickup trucks flipped over, accounts for most new nouncement, U.S. health a couple of trailers had U.S. infections. officials issued a state- been shifted and a couple Two doses of most vac- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ment saying fully vacci- of trailers were in the wa- cines are critical to de- nated Americans don’t Law enforcement investigators stand on the scene of a fatal car crash ter” of a pond on the site, velop high levels of vi- need a booster yet. on Roosevelt Boulevard. in the Ortega neighborhood of Jacksonville, Rodriguez said in a phone rus-fighting antibodies U.S. health agencies Fla. during the strong winds from Tropical Storm Elsa. interview. against all versions of the “are engaged in a sci- coronavirus, not just the ence-based, rigorous pro- delta variant -- and most cess to consider whether of the world still is desper- or when a booster might be Vaccinated teachers and students ate to get those initial pro- necessary,” the FDA and tective doses as the pan- Centers for Disease Con- demic continues to rage. trol and Prevention said don’t need to wear masks, CDC says But antibodies naturally in a joint statement. That wane over time, so studies work will include data By Mike Stobbe and ache: Schools should con- also are underway to tell if from the drug companies, Collin Binkley tinue to space kids — and and when boosters might “but does not rely on those ASSOCIATED PRESS their desks — 3 feet apart be needed. data exclusively,” and any in classrooms, the CDC On Thursday, Pfizer’s decision on booster shots NEW YORK — Vaccinat- says. But the agency em- Dr. Mikael Dolsten told would happen only when ed teachers and students phasized that spacing The Associated Press that “the science demonstrates don’t need to wear masks should not be an obstacle early data from the com- that they are needed,” the inside school buildings, to getting kids back in pany’s booster study sug- agencies said. the Centers for Disease schools. And it said dis- gests people’s antibody Currently only about 48 Control and Prevention tancing is not required levels jump five- to 10-fold percent of the U.S. popu- said Friday in relaxing its among fully vaccinated after a third dose, com- lation is fully vaccinated COVID-19 guidelines. students or staff. pared to their second dose — and some parts of the The changes come amid All of this may prove months earlier. country have far lower im- a national vaccination hard to implement, and In August, Pfizer plans munization rates, places campaign in which chil- to ask the Food and Drug where the delta variant dren as young as 12 are that’s why CDC is advis- ing schools to make deci- Administration for emer- is surging. On Thursday, eligible to get shots, as gency authorization of a sions that make the most Dr. Rochelle Walensky, the well as a general decline PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS third dose, he said. CDC director, said that’s sense, Sauber-Schatz said. in COVID-19 hospitaliza- Why might that mat- leading to “two truths” — Desks are arranged in a classroom at an ele- The biggest questions tions and deaths. ter for fighting the delta highly immunized swaths mentary school in Nesquehoning, Pa. will be at middle schools “We’re at a new point in variant? Dolsten pointed of America are getting the pandemic that we’re shots for teachers and health professor who has where some students are to data from Britain and back to normal while hos- all really excited about,” vaccine-eligible kids. And children in elementary eligible for shots and oth- Israel showing the Pfizer pitalizations are rising in and so it’s time to update it’s not offering guidance and middle schools. ers aren’t. If sorting vac- vaccine “neutralizes the other places. the guidance, said Erin on how teachers can know “It would be a very cinated and unvaccinated delta variant very well.” “This rapid rise is trou- Sauber-Schatz, who leads which students are vacci- weird dynamic, socially, to students proves too bur- The assumption, he said, bling,” she said: A few the CDC task force that nated or how parents will have some kids wearing densome, administrators is that when antibodies weeks ago the delta vari- prepares recommenda- know which teachers are masks and some not. And might choose to just keep drop low enough, the del- ant accounted for just tions designed to keep immunized. tracking that? Teachers a masking policy in place ta virus eventually could over a quarter of new U.S. Americans safe from That’s probably going to shouldn’t need to be keep- for everyone. cause a mild infection be- cases, but it now accounts COVID-19. make for some challenging ing track of which kids “The guidance is really fore the immune system for just over 50 percent — The nation’s top public school environments, said should have masks on,” written to allow flexibility kicks back in. and in some places, such health agency is not ad- Elizabeth Stuart, a John she said. at the local level,” Saub- But FDA authorization as parts of the Midwest, vising schools to require Hopkins University public Another potential head- er-Schatz said. would be just a first step as much as 80 percent. Mayor: Death toll in Florida condo collapse now 78 By Bobby of the sister of that coun- of the building, allowing Caina Calvan try’s first lady was among access to new areas of ASSOCIATED PRESS those found. Several Latin debris. Some voids where American citizens were survivors could have been SURFSIDE, Fla. — The reported in the building trapped did exist, most- death toll in the collapse when it collapsed. Rescue ly in the basement and of a Miami-area condo workers now focused on the parking garage, but building rose to 78 on Fri- finding remains instead no one was found alive. day, a number the mayor of survivors have pledged Instead, teams recovered called “heartbreaking” as recovery workers toiled to keep up their search for more than a dozen addi- for a 16th day to find vic- victims until they clear all tional victims. tims in the rubble. Anoth- the debris at the site. No one has been pulled er 62 people remain unac- The painstaking search out alive since the first counted for. for survivors shifted to hours after the 12-story Miami-Dade Mayor a recovery effort at mid- building fell on June 24. Daniella Levine Cava said night Wednesday after State and local officials the work to recover vic- authorities said they had have pledged financial as- tims was still continuing come to the agonizing con- sistance to families of the with all urgency. clusion that there was “no victims, as well as to resi- “This is a staggering and chance of life” in the rub- dents of the building who heartbreaking number ble of the Champlain Tow- survived but lost all their that affects all of us very ers South condo building possessions. Meanwhile, deeply,” Levine Cava said in Surfside. authorities are launching PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of the new death toll. Hope of finding survi- a grand jury investiga- On Thursday, Paraguay’s vors was briefly rekin- tion into the collapse. And The rubble shown here is from the front portion of the condo towers, foreign minister said in a dled after workers de- at least six lawsuits have which was demolished 11 days after the back part of the tower collapsed radio report that the body molished the remainder been filed by families. with people inside. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY JULY 10, 2021 COMICS

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

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GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Sister longs for deeper relationship with siblings DEAR ABBY: I recent- try to ignore it, but it’s ly moved back to my Dear Abby is written by Abigail starting to wear on me, hometown after being Van Buren, also known as Jeanne and our kids hear his away for six years. My Phillips, and was founded by her rants as well. He has a lot family is great, and we of hateful feelings. He re- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact all get along. The prob- fuses to get counseling lem is my sisters. There Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. and is getting worse. I are three of us (all in our Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. would appreciate any ad- 40s) and a younger broth- vice that you would be er who lives out of town. willing to give. I always thought I was to foster this closeness by found other support sys- close to them, but after reaching out just to say tems in your absence may MISMATCHED IN moving back, it seems I hi, inviting them over for have something to do TEXAS can’t break through the sibling nights and mak- with this. They could also DEAR MIS- barrier of sister versus ing myself vulnerable in have busy lives and fami- MATCHED: Draw the friend. I’d like us to be our conversations by ly responsibilities of their line. Tell your husband closer, get together for sharing about my life own and therefore be less you will no longer toler- dinners, go shopping, etc. with them. I have a nice available for the kind of ate being the target of his But we only saw each circle of friends, so I know activities you have in verbal abuse. If he can’t other for family get-to- I have the ability to fos- mind. It’s time to stop calmly discuss your dif- gethers (pre-COVID), ter long-term friendships. pushing. Accept that you ferences — political or and when we talk, we dis- What am I missing? Must are all in different stages otherwise — you do not cuss family matters I accept our relationship of life than you may have want them discussed, mostly. as is, or are there things been when you were particularly in front of To see us, you would I can try? younger and concentrate think we’re close, but it’s on allowing your friends the children. Offer him not the reality. I yearn for ST. LOUIS SISTER to be the support system the “option” of counseling a friendship with both of you crave. because it appears he has them. I’d like to know DEAR SISTER: This DEAR ABBY: My hus- an anger problem he’s their deeper thoughts may not be the personal band of 20 years con- projecting onto you. But if and concerns, be a source rejection you seem to feel. stantly blames every- he refuses, schedule some of support and care and Was your relationship thing on the political appointments for yourself generally be viewed as a with your sisters much party I lean toward. He to help you decide if you close con dant. closer before you moved tries his best to say hurt- want to spend the rest of At the suggestion of away six years ago? That ful things about them your life in a marriage some friends, I have tried you relocated and they and lure me into a ght. I like this. BRIDGE

The robots should read the books Sir Thomas Beecham, who was a no-trump was debatable. With that famous English conductor, said, “A singleton, three diamonds (or four musicologist is a man who can read hearts) would have been wiser. Still, music but can’t hear it.” South thought long and hard about The bridge equivalent of a musi- correcting back to four hearts, and cologist is a player who, come what as soon as he saw the dummy, he may, follows the textbook. But those wished he had. of you who have played at Bridge If West had led a boring fourth-high- Base Online with or against robots est from the longest and strongest will know that they play to their own (which has been around since ap- tune, especially often making bizarre proximately 1800 in the early days opening leads. One of the favorites is of whist), the contract would have a singleton against a no-trump con- gone down one, declarer losing one tract, even in a minor after no Stay- heart and four spades. man or transfer bid! But the robot led the diamond Look only at the West hand. What queen! Declarer took that trick, drove would you lead against three no- out the heart ace and amassed 12 trump, given that dummy is coming fortuitous tricks: one spade, ve down with six or seven hearts, 18 or hearts, four diamonds and two clubs. 19 high-card points and a hand that Plus 490 was worth 100%, but suggests giving partner a choice of minus 50 would have been 0%! The games? eld was making four hearts with North’s actual choice of three one or two overtricks. 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He also suffers from intestinal surgery, from sciatica, or nerve the Vatican said Friday. pain, that makes him walk The Vatican's daily with a pronounced limp. medical update said that Francis' temperature was John Paul's rst stay at normal again following Gemelli was after he was the slight fever he ran shot during a May 13, 1981 Wednesday evening. It assassination attempt in said his treatment and St. Peter's Square. Four recovery at Gemelli Poly- days later, he delivered his clinic were proceeding Sunday prayer from the normally, with the pontiff hospital and said: "Pray walking, eating, working for the brother who shot and celebrating Mass with me, whom I have sincerely hospital staff. forgiven." Francis, 84, had half of John Paul was released his colon removed July 4 in June of that year but for what the Vatican said returned a few weeks lat- was a "severe" narrowing er after developing a se- of his large intestine. He rious infection that kept is expected to stay at Ge- him hospitalized for near- melli, which has a special ly two months. suite reserved for popes, He returned in subse- through the week, assum- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS quent years for broken ing there are no complica- bones suffered in falls, an People sit around the statue of late Saint Pope John Paul II outside the Agostino Gemelli hospital, appendectomy, respirato- tions. where Pope Francis was hospitalized Sunday for intestinal surgery, in Rome. The statement said ry and throat problems as Francis would deliver his also delivered the Ange- John Paul quipped that af- Francis, for his part, was resumed working, "alter- well as to have a benign noontime Sunday bless- lus prayer and greetings ter so many visits, Gemelli continuing to eat regular- nating it with moments of intestinal tumor removed. ing from the 10th oor of from the hospital's 10th had become the "Vatican ly and walk in the corri- reading texts." 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For free information about avoiding employ- ment service scams, write the Federal Trade Commission at Washington, D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud Information Center, Give us a call 1-800-876-7060 SATURDAY JULY 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 INTERNATIONAL France to pull more than 2k troops from Africa’s Sahel By Angela Charlton helping them fight groups France will focus over the and Carley Petesch linked to Al-Qaida and the next six months on disman- ASSOCIATED PRESS Islamic State group. tling the Barkhane opera- “France doesn’t have the tion and reorganizing the PARIS — France will vocation or the will to stay troops, Macron said. withdraw more than 2,000 eternally in the Sahel,” Ma- The French military will troops from an anti-ex- cron said. “We are there be- shut down Barkhane bas- tremism force in Africa’s cause were asked to be.” es in Timbuktu, Tessalit Sahel region by early next French troops have been and Kidal in northern Mali year and pivot its military present in Mali since 2013, over the next six months, presence to specialized re- when they intervened to gional forces instead, Pres- and start to reconfigure ident Emmanuel Macron force Islamic extremist its presence in the coming said Friday. rebels from power in towns weeks to focus particularly Macron announced last across the country’s north. on the restive border area month a future reduction of Operation Serval was later where Mali, Burkina Faso PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS France’s military presence, replaced by Barkhane and and Niger meet. was expanded to include Firefighters work to douse a fire at a food and beverage factory in Rup- arguing that it’s no longer Niger’s President Mo- other countries in an effort hamed Bazoum, speaking ganj, outside Dhaka, Bangladesh. adapted to the needs in the area. The French Barkhane to help stabilize the broad- at Macron’s side, welcomed force, operating in Mali, er Sahel region. the French military sup- Chad, Niger, Burkina Faso Islamic militants, though, port and training, but on 52 dead in Bangladesh factory and Mauritania, had also have continued to launch African terms. met opposition from some devastating attacks “The main thing is that Africans. against the militaries fight- France maintains the prin- fire; workers locked inside After discussions Friday ing them as well as increas- ciple of its support, its co- ingly against civilians. operation and support for By Julhas Alam Many workers jumped fire Thursday was sub- with leaders of the African countries involved, Macron Hundreds have died since the armed forces of our dif- ASSOCIATED PRESS from the upper floors of sidiary of Sajeeb Group, announced that France January in a series of mas- ferent countries. We need the factory, and at least a Bangladeshi company DHAKA, Bangladesh would reduce its force to sacres targeting villages France to give us what we 26 suffered injuries, the that produces juice under on the border of Niger and — A fire engulfed a food 2,500 to 3,000 troops over don’t have. We don’t need United News of Bangla- Pakistan’s Lahore-based Mali. France to give us what and beverage factory out- the long term. The country desh agency reported. Shezan International currently has 5,000 troops While governments in we already have,” he said, side Bangladesh’s capital, Information about how Ltd., said Kazi Abdur in the region. the Sahel have embraced without elaborating. He killing at least 52 peo- many people were in the Rahman, the group’s se- The French leader in- France’s military help, acknowledged failings of ple, many of whom were factory and how many nior general manager for sisted that his country is some critics have likened local armed forces but also trapped inside by an ille- were missing was not im- export. not abandoning African their presence to a vestige praised their courage in gally locked door, fire offi- mediately available. According to the group’s partners, and would keep of French colonial rule. fighting extremists. cials said Friday. “For now, we only website, the company The blaze began Thurs- have these details. After exports its products to day night at the five-story searching the top floors a number of countries Lockdowns in Asia as nations Hashem Foods Ltd. facto- we will be able to get a including Australia, the ry in Rupganj, just out- complete picture,” Bard- United States, Malaysia, side Dhaka, sending huge han said. Singapore, India, Bhutan, see 1st major virus surges clouds of black smoke Bangladesh has a trag- Nepal and nations in the billowing into the sky. Po- ic history of industrial Middle East and Africa. By David Rising lice initially gave a toll of disasters, including fac- Rahman told The As- ASSOCIACTED PRESS three dead, but then dis- tories catching fire with sociated Press by phone covered piles of bodies on the workers locked inside. that the company is fully BANGKOK — Several Friday afternoon after the Continuing corruption compliant with interna- countries around Asia and fire was extinguished. and lax enforcement have tional standards, but he the Pacific that are expe- So far 52 bodies have resulted in many deaths was not certain whether riencing their first major been recovered, but the over the years, and big in- the exit of the factory was surges of the coronavirus rushed to impose tough re- top two floors of the facto- ternational brands, which locked. According to Ban- strictions, a year and a half ry have yet to be searched, employ tens of thousands gladesh’s factory laws, a into a pandemic that many said Debasish Bardhan, of low-paid workers in factory cannot lock its exit initially weathered well. deputy director of the Fire Bangladesh, have come when workers are inside Faced with rapidly ris- Service and Civil Defense. under heavy pressure to during production hours. ing numbers of infections He said the main exit improve factory condi- “We are a reputed com- in recent months, author- of the factory was locked tions after fires and other pany; we maintain rules,” ities in such countries as from the inside and many disasters killed thousands he said. “What happened Thailand, South Korea FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of those who died were of people. today is very sad. We re- and Vietnam announced or People line up to refill their oxygen tanks at a trapped. The factory that caught gret it.” imposed measures Friday filling station in Jakarta, Indonesia. that they hope can slow the spread before health United States, the rapid cent have come since the care systems are over- rise set off alarm bells just start of April. More suspects arrested in whelmed. as many Western coun- Prime Minister Prayuth It’s a rhythm familiar in tries with high vaccine Chan-ocha’s handling of much of the world, where rates began to breathe a the surge has been wide- repeated surges deluged sigh of relief. ly criticized, including the murder of Haitian president hospitals and led to high Thailand reported a re- decision to allow people to numbers of deaths. But cord number of new deaths By Evens Sanon, French-language news- tling Port-au-Prince. He many Asian countries on Thursday with 75 — travel for April’s Songkran Dánica Coto and paper Le Nouvelliste that also ordered the interna- avoided that cycle by im- and they came in at 72 on festival celebrating Thai- Joshua Goodman the Haitian-Americans tional airport to reopen. posing stiff travel restric- Friday. South Korea set a land’s New Year. ASSOCIATED PRESS arrested, James Solages Colombia’s government tions combined with tough record for number of new Thailand already has and Joseph Vincent, said said it had been asked measures at home. cases on Thursday, only strict regulations on wear- PORT-AU-PRINCE, the attackers originally by Haiti about six of the Now some are seeing re- to break it on Friday with ing masks and other rules Haiti — Haitian author- planned only to arrest suspects, including two of cord numbers of new cases 1,316 infections, accord- to prevent the spread of ities have made more Moïse, not kill him. Noël the three killed, and had and even deaths, blamed ing to the Korea Disease COVID-19, but the gov- arrests in the assassina- said Solages and Vincent determined they were re- in part on the highly con- Control and Prevention tion of President Jovenel ernment announced even were acting as transla- tired members of its army. tagious delta variant com- Agency. For the first time, more stringent measures Moïse, raiding Taiwan’s tors for the attackers, the bined with low rates of Indonesia is seeing a surge Embassy where sever- It offered its full coopera- Friday for Bangkok and newspaper reported Fri- tion. vaccination and decisions that has hospitals turning al suspects are believed day. to ease restrictions that patients away and oxygen the surrounding area, in- to have sought refuge, “A team was formed cluding closing spas, lim- Moïse’s brazen killing with the best investi- have hit economies hard. supplies running out. while also detaining two Of Thailand’s 317,506 iting the hours of public at his home in an attack gators,” said Gen. Jorge Though overall numbers Haitian-Americans and before dawn Wednes- are nowhere yet near those confirmed cases and 2,534 transit, and restricting the Luis Vargas, the head of several former Colombian day that also seriously seen during outbreaks in deaths since the pandemic opening times of markets Colombia’s police. “They soldiers allegedly tied to wounded his wife stunned hotspots in Europe and the started, more than 90 per- and convenience stores. are going to send dates, the plot. a nation already reeling In all, 17 suspects have from poverty, widespread flight times, financial in- been detained and anoth- violence and political in- formation that is already er eight are being sought, stability. being collected to be sent Local news on your doorstep according to National Po- Interim Prime Minis- to Port-au-Prince.” lice Chief Léon Charles. ter Claude Joseph, who U.S.-trained Colom- “We are going to bring assumed leadership with bian soldiers are heav- them to justice,” the po- the backing of police and ily recruited by private lice chief said, as the 17 the military, declared a security firms in global handcuffed suspects sat two-week “state of siege,” conflict zones because of on the floor during a news and asked people to re- their experience in a de- conference Thursday. turn to work and reopen cades-long war against Investigative Judge businesses that were shut leftist rebels and power- Clément Noël told the down in normally bus- ful drug cartels.

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Denise R Gilligan S: John C Wigglesworth & Stacey 3 EATON PL B: Amy A Murgia & Robert K B: Craig Schotke & Lindsey S: Maria Cantanzaro & Richard G Wigglesworth $5,525,000 Murgia Jr Schotke Cantanzaro 13 CIDER MILL RD B: Blue Sky Properties LLC S: Lauren Obrien RE Grp LLC S: Eric Collins & Diane Collins $1,190,000 36 RUBY AVE S: Richard E Savickey 77 LEXINGTON ST B: Keira Capobianco & Michael $703,000 100 ELLIS FARM LN 402 PARADISE RD U:3S $530,000 J Capobianco B: Suzanne Crouch 19 GEDNEY ST U:2 $650,000 $325,000 B: Wesley R Maribito S: Forest St Reading Prop S: Ann N Foley & James R Foley $385,000 B: Andrew E Fodera & Alexandra B: Alexander Barmin & Yevgeniya S: Emily C Koester & John T B: Pamela J Zombeck Z Fodera Brodskaya Taranto 18 DURHAM DR 219 W SHORE DR S: Julia M Gibbs S: Alexander G Zedros & Betty P S: Joan L Shulman Tr, Tr for $1,250,000 $297,500 Zedros Shirley Shulman RET 121 LINWOOD ST B: Jian Xu & Jing Li B: Paul A Thober 6 LORING HILLS AVE U:D3 $262,500 S: Gerard C 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