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By Tréa Lavery Swampscott Conservancy ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — The Swampscott Conservancy is advocating for a ban on balloons in the town, saying that they have a detrimental effect on the airing out its case environment and on animals that may ingest them. In a post on the Conservancy’s website, President Toni Bandrowicz ac- knowledged that balloons are a bright and fun way of celebrating happy against balloons events, but asked residents to consider the negative impacts as well as the positive. “To protect nature in our neighborhood, perhaps it’s time for Swamp- scott to consider such a by-law — or at least a policy that bans balloons at town-sponsored events, on town-owned properties, or for any events requir- ing town approval,” Bandrowicz said. “The town should promote the use of non-disposable, reusable decorations for such events, not balloons and other single-use plastic decorations.” A handful of communities in Massachusetts have already enacted similar rules, including Chatham, Everett, Nantucket and Provincetown. In 2019, State Representative Sarah Peake of Provincetown introduced a bill that would ban “the sale, distribution and release of any type of balloon, includ- ing, but not limited to, plastic, latex or mylar, lled with any type of lighter BALLOONS, A3

Lynn, Revere and MBTA mapping out transit plan By Allysha Dunnigan ITEM STAFF The Massachusetts Bay Transporta- tion Authority (MBTA) announced its collaboration with municipal partners, including Revere and Lynn, for a series of bus priority projects that will construct up to 4.8 miles of bus lanes — and other pro-transit infrastructure upgrades — to improve bus speed and reliability as the region re-opens from COVID-19-related regulations. These summer projects will address transit delays on congested roadways to improve bus travel time and reliability, ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK as well as ef ciently move more people Rain didn’t deter spectators from taking in “The Wall That Heals” in Nahant following the Welcome Home to support economic recovery and public ceremony for the wall on Saturday. health. As part of the MBTA’s Better Bus Proj- ect and Transit Priority effort, these projects are a major initiative to improve ‘The Wall That Heals’ hits Nahant bus service and the system as a whole. By Sam Minton ny, even as the sky cracked with thun- the crowd to be quiet. The band member Several of the projects received funding ITEM STAFF der. Nothing could stop people from pointed out a veteran and thanked him through the Baker-Polito Administra- getting to witness this chapter of Amer- for his service. tion’s Shared Winter Streets and Spaces NAHANT — Standing at 375 feet long, ican history. The governor said that this apprecia- grant program, which aims to improve it’s hard to miss “The Wall That Heals.” The rain was almost tting in a way. tion showed how the country had grown traf c and transit conditions in support of The replica of the Vietnam Veterans At the end of the ceremony, a speaker since Vietnam. Instead of condemning public health, safe mobility and renewed Memorial visited Nahant, which held said that it represents the tears shed by soldiers for the decisions made by poli- commerce across the Commonwealth. a “Welcome Home” ceremony Saturday. family members and friends who lost ticians, Baker said, Americans thanked “These are precisely the kinds of proj- The event was attended by Governor someone in the war. veterans for their willingness to go ects the Baker-Polito Administration Charlie Baker, as well as Medal of Hon- Baker retold some remarks that were above and beyond for their country. had in mind in awarding municipalities or recipient Ryan Pitts, who was a key- given when the wall visited Gloucester a “We have to be able to separate the Shared Winter Streets and Spaces fund- note speaker. few years ago. He remembered going to warrior from the war because I know at ing for public transportation needs as we Though rain was pouring down, com- a Blink-182 concert with his family and munity members  ocked to the ceremo- during the show a band member told WALL, A3 MBTA, A7 In-person Peabody summer candidate school calls for returns responsible in Lynn development By Anne Marie Tobin By Allysha ITEM STAFF Dunnigan ITEM STAFF PEABODY — Ward 4 City Council candidate Julie Daigle LYNN — Entering its unveiled a new campaign adver- third week, the summer tisement last week pledging to programs in the district’s Saugus Middle-High School was awarded the grand prize in Learning By Design maga- hold developers more account- schools have returned to zine’s spring 2021 Educational Design Awards Showcase. able and protect the quality of normal after more than a life of city residents. year of remote and hybrid “As city councilor, I will scru- learning, as well as con- Saugus Middle-High School is grand tinize development proposals to stant mask wearing. ensure that they meet the needs Students in the ele- By Sam Minton was awarded the grand prize in establishes a welcoming, moti- of our city and are appropriate mentary school summer ITEM STAFF Learning By Design magazine’s vating experience for students. for the areas in which they are programs are no longer spring 2021 Educational De- Town Manager Scott Crabtree proposed,” Daigle says in the video ad. “I believe in responsi- required to wear masks SAUGUS — The school de- sign Awards Showcase. Judges mentioned that the design of the or practice social distanc- partment’s investment in the ble development that bene ts pointed out the school’s unique school really changes how teach- ing, and are now allowed Middle-High School has added all of us, not just the developer.” concepts to improve education, ing and learning can  ourish. to share materials and a trophy to the town’s collection. community well-being and social In the 90-second ad, Daigle work closely in groups and Saugus Middle-High School equity, as well as how the design PRIZE, A3 discusses the housing develop- classroom activities. ment project known as Kings At Connery Elementa- Residences Peabody slated for ry School, the Summer Opinion Sports 15 King St., the former site of Learning Coordinator INSIDE In ation hurts poor and low- Peabody West outlasts Peabody, the J.B. Thomas Hospital and SCHOOL, A3 income Americans the most. A4 takes home District 16 title. B1 DAIGLE, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 72° VOL. 142, ISSUE 189 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 65° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 COMICS ...... B4 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY JULY 19, 2021 OBITUARIES Probe: Journalists, Paul Joseph Laubner Nathalie J. (Good) Kehoe, 98 1922 - 2021 WILKES-BARRE, PA - It is with activists among heavy hearts the family of Paul MANCHESTER-BY-THE-SEA Joseph Laubner announce his - Nathalie J. (Good) Kehoe peaceful passing into the arms of Manchester by the Sea firm’s spyware of his wife, Josie, Thursday, passed away three days shy September 17th, 2020. Born of her 99th birthday on Tues- in Lynn, MA in 1931 to George day morning, July 13, 2021 targets and Helen Laubner, Paul was at Seacoast Nursing & Reha- the 4th of five boys, prede- bilitation Center in Gloucester. By Frank Bajak called the Forbidden Sto- ceased by brothers, George, She was the wife of the late AP TECHNOLOGY WRITER ries report “full of wrong Philip and Bobby. Married assumptions and uncor- Kenneth Kehoe. Born in Lynn, BOSTON — An investi- in 1955 to Joanne Davis, Mom she was the daughter of the roborated theories.” and Dad began their journey, gation by a global media The company reiterated late Ernest and Evelyn (Knox) consortium based on leaked 1st in Nahant Mass, building Good. She was raised and its claim that it only sells their forever home then settling targeting data provides to governments for use educated in Lynn and gradu- further evidence that mil- on Virginia Terrace, the best ated from Lynn English High against terrorists and ma- street in Forty Fort, Pa. for a itary-grade malware from jor criminals. Critics call School, class of 1939. During Israel-based NSO Group, 20 year cocktail party then re- the Great Depression, Nathalie those claims dishonest and tiring back to their little island the world’s most infamous say repeated abuse of Pega- and her family sold Christmas hacker-for-hire outfit, is be- of Nahant. In the interim they strong work ethic and a love of sus spyware highlights the trees out of their driveway on ing used to spy on journal- managed to raise six children, all things beautiful, his gardens ter-by-the-Sea; her son, Thom- nearly complete lack of reg- East Park Avenue in Lynn. She ists, human rights activists provide a solid, loving home of Roses and Dahlias. We will as P. Kehoe and his partner ulation of the private global also held various newspaper and political dissidents. to family and friends and trav- miss this wonderful father who Marjorie Gove of Manchester- surveillance industry. routes in Lynn with her two From a list of more than eled to the ends of the earth, had such a kind, generous, brothers. During the Second by-the-Sea; five grandchildren The source of the leak — 50,000 cellphone numbers China, England, Haiti and Por- gentle soul. World War, Nathalie worked and their spouses, Benjamin and how it was authenti- obtained by the Paris-based tugal. Paul is survived by Service Information: In for General Electric as a screw Jackson and his wife Marina, cated — was not disclosed. journalism nonprofit For- children, Karen Borton (Chris), lieu of flowers memorial machine operator before mov- Rebecca Jackson, Kristin Rofe While a phone number’s donations may be sent to bidden Stories and the hu- Mother to Karl, Sarah and Kate, ing to Manchester-by-the-Sea and her husband Nick, Alex presence in the data does honor Paul, Nahant Histori- man rights group Amnesty Paul (deceased), Jeanne Mack in 1947. When her children Shepard, Alyssa Shepard and not mean an attempt was cal Society 41 Valley Road, International and shared (Joe), Gretchen Spitzer (Ian, were all in school, she worked her partner Colby Morrissey; made to hack a device, deceased), Mother to Ava, El- #101 Nahant, MA. 01908. A with 16 news organiza- as a housekeeper for several six great grandchildren, Brady, the consortium said it sie and Barrett, James Laubner memorial Mass and intern- tions, journalists were able families in town, and continued Mariah and Nina Jackson, Al- believed the data repre- (Stephanie), Father to Sophia, ment will be held July 21st, to identify more than 1,000 until she was in her eighties. den, Orrin and Knox Rofe; her sented potential targets of Reagan, and Sebastian, and 11AM at St. Thomas Aquinas Nathalie loved to read, knit, brother, Stuart Good of Ana- individuals in 50 countries Ellen Rondinelli (Carmine), Church, Nahant. Internment, who were allegedly select- NSO’s government clients. make jigsaw puzzles, play cortes, WA and many nieces The Post said it identified Mother to Carmine and Derek. St, Joseph’s Cemetery, Lynn. Scrabble, and do crosswords and nephews. She was also ed by NSO clients for po- He will be missed greatly by To share a memory or leave tential surveillance. 37 hacked smartphones (always in pen!). Nathalie’s predeceased by her brother, on the list. The Guardian, them and his surviving brother, online condolences please family jokingly refers to her as Robert Good; her son-in-law, They include 189 jour- John Michael Laubner, Sister- visit www.cuffemcginn.com nalists, more than 600 pol- another consortium mem- “The Queen,” and as the ma- Timothy Jackson; and her de- ber, reported that Am- in law, Frances Laubner, Broth- triarch of the family, she ruled voted friend and companion, iticians and government er and Sister- in- law, John and officials, at least 65 busi- nesty had found traces of well. She traveled extensively Robert White. Pegasus infections on the Robin Davis. He instilled in throughout the United States, Nathalie’s family would like ness executives, 85 human his children a love of Family, a rights activists and sever- cellphones of 15 journal- and also in Europe. Later in to thank the staff at Seacoast ists who let their phones her life, Nathalie discovered who took such good care of al heads of state, according to The Washington Post, a be examined after discov- the joy of cruising and went her, especially her very spe- ering their number was in cial aide, Gina, who called Nat consortium member. The on many trips, including one the leaked data. Joseph M. Bertorelli, 93 “Buttercup”. We were blessed journalists work for orga- two-week jaunt to Hawaii The most numbers on the during a tropical storm. Since to have Gina care for her. nizations including The 1928 - 2021 list, 15,000, were for Mex- childhood, one of Nathalie’s Service Information: A Associated Press, Reuters, ican phones, with a large NAHANT - Joseph M. Ber- favorite places to vacation was graveside service will be CNN, The Wall Street torelli, age 93, of Nahant, Mas- Pleasant Lake in Northwood, held at Rosedale Cemetery, Journal, Le Monde and share in the Middle East. sachusetts, died peacefully New Hampshire, where she Pleasant Street Extension, The Financial Times. NSO Group’s spyware has on July 14, 2021 at his home spent time with her family and Manchester-by-the-Sea on Amnesty also reported been implicated in targeted after a lengthy illness. He was cousins each and every sum- Friday, July 23 at 11:00 AM. that its forensic research- surveillance chiefly in the the husband of the late Anne mer. She also shared many Relatives and friends are ers had determined that Middle East and Mexico. C. (O’Neill) Bertorelli. He was summers with her friend, Bob, invited to attend. In lieu of NSO Group’s flagshipSaudi Arabia is reported to also the companion of the late on Great East Lake in Maine. flowers, donations in Nath- Pegasus spyware was suc- be among NSO clients. Also Therese Hobbs. Nathalie’s biggest joy was her alie’s name may be made cessfully installed on the on the lists were phones in He is survived by his five family. She loved celebrating to Friends of Seacoast, 292 phone of Post journalist countries including France, sons; Joseph Bertorelli of Na- all the holidays, real or made- Washington Street, Glouces- Jamal Khashoggi’s fiancee, Hungary, India, Azerbai- hant, John Bertorelli of Biloxi, up, inside or in her backyard. ter, MA 01930, or St Jude’s Hatice Cengiz, just four jan, Kazakhstan and Paki- MS, James Bertorelli and his Christmastime will not be the Hospital, at St Jude Honors, days after he was killed stan. wife Maria of Malden, MA, Paul same without her homemade 501 St Jude Place, Memphis, in the Saudi Consulate in “The number of journal- Bertorelli of Nahant and Chris- Scottish shortbread, and while TN 38105. Arrangements by Istanbul in 2018. The com- ists identified as targets topher Bertorelli and his wife her family continues the search the Campbell Funeral Home, pany had previously been vividly illustrates how Teresa of Coronado, CA and his for her elusive potato salad rec- 61 Middle Street, Glouces- implicated in other spying Pegasus is used as a tool 3 grandchildren Joseph, Ma- ipe, “Ma Kehoe’s” sour cream ter. Information, directions, on Khashoggi. to intimidate critical me- rissa and Christina. He is also coffee cake will continue to be condolences at www.camp- NSO Group denied in an dia. It is about controlling survived by his brother Atiglio at companies throughout the enjoyed throughout the years. bellfuneral.com. emailed statement that public narrative, resisting (Till) Bertorelli of Saugus MA. greater Boston area including; She is survived by her two the data on which the re- scrutiny, and suppress- Born in Saugus, he was the General Electric, ITEK, Polaroid, daughters, Laurel A. Jackson of port was based was leaked ing any dissenting voice,” son of the late Celestino and Stone & Webster and Honey- Lynn and Carol E. Shepard and from its servers “since Amnesty quoted its secre- Columba (Gandolfini) Bertorel- well where he retired at the age her husband Alan of Manches- such data never existed tary-general, Agnes Calla- li. He was raised and educated of 67. on any of our servers.” It mard, as saying. in Saugus and a graduate of In his retirement he enjoyed Saugus High School Class of traveling and spending time 1946. with his family and friends. He lived in Nahant since Service Information: A fu- Who’s in? California recall 1962. neral mass will be held on Joseph enlisted in the Unit- Saturday July 24, 2021 at ed States Army upon gradu- 10AM at St. Thomas Aquinas candidate list draws confusion ation from high school where Church, Nahant. Relatives he served his country with and friends are respectfully By Michael R. Blood distinction in post-war Japan. invited. Burial will be private and Kathleen He would later acquire skills at a later date. Ronayne as a design engineer working ASSOCIATED PRESS SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The official list of who’s running in California’s re- call election of Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom re- mained unsettled Sunday, with conservative talk ra- dio host Larry Elder main- taining he should be in- cluded and state officials giving no details as to why he wasn’t. Secretary of State spokes- woman Jenna Dresner said all candidates who didn’t Don’t let the qualify were told why, but a spokesperson for Elder’s story go untold. campaign said they did not receive any notification. The spokesperson, Ying Share your loved one’s story. Ma, said Elder submitted FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS [email protected] | 781-593-7700 voter signatures from three California gubernatorial candidate John Cox speaks in front of his Ko- counties and the campaign diak bear at a campaign event held on Shelter Island in San Diego. assumed the state hadn’t finished adding them to- mont McKenna College. The list of 41 candidates tion date is Sept. 14. gether. Candidates must In partnership with “I think Republicans are released Saturday by the Each candidate is list- pay a nearly $4,200 filing going to show up because state lacked the panache ed with a job title or other fee or submit 7,000 signa- they hate Newsom, not be- of the more than 100 can- descriptor, but they are not tures. cause they are particular didates who ran in Cal- allowed to use the word Though Ma said the cam- fans of any of the replace- ifornia’s last recall of a “former.” Faulconer’s cam- paign expected the issue to ment candidates,” Pitney governor in 2003. But it paign requested he be list- be resolved Monday, Dres- said. included a range of candi- ed as San Diego’s “retired” ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! ner said “any changes to Among other candidates, dates from the anonymous mayor, which state officials the list at this point would former San Diego Mayor to the famous, including an are now disputing, Faulcon- be through court order.” Kevin Faulconer’s cam- entertainer known for put- er spokesman John Burke Call Customer Service to place an ad When Elder announced paign was in a dispute with ting herself on Los Angeles said. He left the office in his candidacy July 12, he state officials over whether billboards in the 1980s and 2020, and reference to his 781-593-7700, ext. 2 instantly became one of the he could be listed as the others with eye-catching prior role would help boost most recognizable Republi- city’s “retired” mayor and names, like deputy sheriff his name identification. cans in the field given his YouTube creator Kevin Denver Stoner, and Nick- Paffrath said he plans years on talk radio and ap- Paffrath said he planned olas Wildstar, who lists to sue after he was de- pearances on Fox News and to sue to get his YouTube himself as a musician/en- nied being allowed to list Catch up with your was viewed as a candidate nickname on the ballot. trepreneur/father. himself as Kevin “Meet who could further energize Meanwhile, Caitlyn Jenner, The list includes 21 Kevin” Paffrath on the favorite team GOP voters. Though Elder the Olympian-turned-re- Republicans, eight Dem- ballot, which includes his is likely to excite many ality-TV-star, was report- ocrats, one Libertarian, YouTube name. He noted in Item Sports! voters, most Republicans edly in Australia filming nine independents and another candidate was are unlikely to stay home a reality show, though she two Green Party mem- cleared to run as Chaunc- if he’s not on the list, said tweeted Friday she and her bers. Ballots will start go- ey “Slim” Killens, who lists Jack Pitney, a professor of campaign team are “in full ing on next month in the himself as a retired cor- political science at Clare- operation.” mail, and the official elec- rectional officer. MONDAY JULY 19, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Conservancy airs out its case against balloons

BALLOONS Unsurprisingly, not ev- hold their balloons in place. “It would also cause grave wildlife, suggesting reus- lot of damage can be done From A1 eryone in Swampscott is on However, she said that hardship to small busi- able banners and bunting, before they do.” board with the idea. Car- when balloons are enjoyed nesses, after a worldwide flags, ribbon or pinwheels Swampscott’s Conserva- than air gas, both for pub- olina Velasquez, owner of and disposed of properly, pandemic already devas- as alternatives. lic or private use.” The event decor company Fairy- they are safe. tated many of those same “Animals that swallow tion Commission will dis- rule would carry a fine of tale Moments, said that she “The reality is that there small businesses. Promot- balloons are usually killed cuss the use of balloons on up to $100. has always been against are so many other items in ing safe use and disposal from the balloon blocking town conservation land at Earlier this month, the release of balloons, and the world causing far more are far more effective.” their digestive tract, leav- its meeting this Thursday. Rhode Island passed a law she has recently started a pollution and litter, most Bandrowicz disagreed, ing them to slowly starve prohibiting the mass re- balloon weight recycling of it being plastic waste. encouraging residents to to death,” she said. “Latex Tréa Lavery can be lease of balloons, but did program so that she can Banning balloons is not consider using other col- balloons eventually biode- not go as far as banning provide as many customers a solution to the problem orful decorations instead grade, but it takes up to reached at tlavery@item- them altogether. as possible with weights to at hand,” Velasquez said. of balloons to protect local four years to do so, and a live.com. Peabody Saugus Middle-High School candidate calls takes home national grand prize PRIZE universities. “Other sustainable energy conservation and From A1 School Committee measures include a tri- sustainability the Sau- for responsible Chair Tom Whittredge generation plant that gus school is targeting a “Seeing the vision of so was happy with the work produces on-site elec- LEED Platinum Certifi- many dedicated partici- that was done by the tricity and captures the cation from the US Green development pants become reality is a firm. generated heat to reuse Building Council.” great source of pride and “HMFA took the vision for heating and cooling. Vice-Chair Ryan Fish- accomplishment for the of their design team and A green roof absorbs er believes that the hon- Kings Residences is DAIGLE residents of Saugus who brought the collaborative stormwater, preventing or is well earned. He one of several 40B proj- From A1 invested in the future of vision to life,” Whittredge runoff to the site, and said he is proud of the ects that has either been education by supporting said. mitigates heat gain with- award, but not all that Cura Healthcare facility. approved or proposed this school,” he said. Besides looking good, in the building,” accord- surprised. Developer Hemisphere in Peabody. In April, at The design firm behind the school also happens ing to a press release “The middle-high is un- Development Group LLC a standing-room-only the new middle-high to be environmentally announcing the award. had originally proposed community meeting or- like any school most of “Water-conserving fix- senior housing for 55 and ganized by Ward 5 Coun- school is HMFH Archi- friendly. Through use of us ever attended,” Fisher over, but reversed course, cilor Joel Saslaw, sever- tects. The firm is a certi- multi-story lightwells tures and selective recy- said. “It blends designs deciding to proceed un- al residents expressed fied women-owned busi- and strategically located cling significantly reduce for 21st century learning der Chapter 40B, which their strong objections to ness that works with skylights, natural light water consumption by 45 with wide open, naturally is the state’s affordable a proposal for a 220-unit public school districts, beams throughout the percent annually. With lit spaces that celebrate housing law. That law al- apartment complex on independent schools and building. these achievements in Saugus’s history.” lows developers to over- a 7.7 acre parcel of land ride local zoning laws off Winona and New- to increase affordable bury streets. That project ‘The Wall That Heals’ hits Nahant housing in communities calls for three four-story where affordable housing buildings to be clustered WALL makes up less than 10 near the back of the par- From A1 percent of the total avail- cel with access directly able housing. Chapter from Route 1 near the that concert there were all 40B enables local Zoning entrance to Honey Dew kinds of people who prob- ably didn’t support what Boards of Appeals to ap- Donuts. was going on in the Mid- prove affordable housing Just about a half-mile dle East, (but) they did not developments under flex- south alongside Route 1, take it out on (the veter- ible rules if at least 20-25 construction is ongoing an).” percent of the units have on a 60-unit project on Pitts, who was born in long-term affordability Dearborn Road behind Massachusetts, spoke restrictions. Sonic Restaurant (a so- about the commonalities Approved by Mass- called friendly 40B as it between veterans of re- Housing, Daigle said the has the support of the cent wars and the veter- Kings Residences project city). Other projects in ans of Vietnam. He also calls for a 133-unit con- the mix are located at or had poignant remarks dominium complex con- near Oak Street, Endi- about what he described sisting of three five-story cott Street, Wallis Street as “one of the greatest buildings nearly 50 feet and Farm Avenue, which things” he sees when look- high on just three acres is also considered friend- ing at the wall. of land in what is primar- ly. “You see all these people ily a residential neigh- A lifelong Peabody res- who chose service over borhood. ident, Daigle is a gradu- self. What you don’t see is “I am committed to ate of Peabody Veterans their skin color. You don’t making sure that Pea- Memorial High School see their religious denom- body remains an afford- and Merrimack College, ination. You don’t see po- able place to live for where she earned a de- litical ideology. You don’t young adults, families gree in business admin- see who they love. You and seniors,” Daigle said. istration and accounting. just see men and women “But responsible housing She currently is the gen- who answered the call development should en- eral manager at Mills58 and gave everything for hance the quality of life of on Pulaski Street. Prior all of us.” our residents and neigh- to that, she was the ex- Town Administrator borhoods and not detract ecutive director of the Antonio Barletta said from it. Peabody Area Chamber of after the ceremony that “Unfortunately, the Commerce. this week was a powerful housing proposal for King Daigle has worked in moment for Nahant, the Street is not responsible the administrations of North Shore region and and does not represent the three Peabody mayors anyone who was able to visit the wall. best interests of either our over the span of her 20- Nahant residents got a neighborhood or our city year career in public powerful history lesson as a whole.” service. She spent a lit- from speakers, as well In the video, Daigle says tle more than five-and- as by walking along the the project is too big in a-half years working in wall. They witnessed size and scope and that it the Community Devel- just what the cost of war will put added stress on opment and Planning looks like. city services like educa- office. She then served But they also got to hear tion, public safety, water as the city’s business li- the stories of some of this and sewer. aison from 2013- 2017, country’s greatest citizens, Daigle said she is “run- then served as the city who were willing to risk ning to provide the leader- treasurer from 2017- their lives for others. They ship that we need to pre- 2020, when she moved to heard why veterans truly vent development that we PACC. deserve a proper welcome don’t need to improve our home. quality of life and make Anne Marie Tobin can Sam Minton can be ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Peabody an even better be reached at atobin@ reached at sminton@item- John Collins of Marblehead performs “Taps” at the conclusion of the Wel- place to live.” itemlive.com. live.com. come Home ceremony for “The Wall That Heals” in Nahant on Saturday. In-person summer school returns in Lynn

SCHOOL and preparing for the new “excellent” in preparing for out a word or hear a ques- those face-to-face interac- school year in person on From A1 grades students will enter the summer program, pro- tion from a student in the tions again, which is much Sept. 7. in the fall. viding the teachers with back, she said they would needed,” she said. Elizabeth Ruiz said it’s The great thing about packets, Powerpoints and have to speak much loud- Superintendent of schools Allysha Dunnigan can great to have all of the the summer program, Ruiz printouts of the curriculum er than usual because the Dr. Patrick Tutwiler said be reached at adun- students back in person said, is that it reminds the and activities so the teach- masks muffled their voic- students will also not be again. students of what school ers had multiple learning es and they were further required to wear masks or [email protected] The summer program was like before the pan- options to implement. away than usual due to social distance in the fall. runs for four weeks, from demic and allows them “The teachers were ex- social distancing. Elementary school stu- 8 to 11 a.m. and offers to return to collaborating cellent during the pan- Although some students dents will start the new 781-593-7700 students a variety of ac- with other students. demic, trying to keep in the summer program still Publishing Daily, except Sundays tivities, including science “The kids can work in things as normal as they choose to wear a mask, Ruiz USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 experiments, art projects, groups again and can could for the students,” said it is nice to be able to LAW OFFICES OF Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA cooperative learning, En- go back to doing things Ruiz said. “Now, they can get closer to them and work JAMES J. CARRIGAN and additional offices. Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item glish language arts, math like building blocks, us- engage again in person with them one-on-one again. • Social Security Disability Subscriptions and outdoor activities. ing playdough, painting with the students and “The kids are so happy • Workers Compensation Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States With a maximum of 15 and hands-on things with help the kids get back into to be back.” • Accidents $30.00 for 4 weeks students per class, the their classmates,” Ruiz the swing of things.” It’s nice to see the students 25 years located across $95.00 for 13 weeks from Lynn District Court teachers working with said. “It’s also nice to have During the pandemic, working together in group $185.00 for 26 weeks 15 Johnson St. $340.00 for 1 year the students are introduc- the little things back, like Ruiz said it was difficult to activities, Ruiz said, but it’s Send payment to and POSTMASTER, ing them to assignments using pencils instead of teach and hear students in still weird to see things like 781-596-0100 send address changes to: JAMES J. CARRIGAN The Daily Item and subjects they will be having to write on a white- the back of classrooms be- this after so long with the ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN 110 Munroe St. learning in the coming board over a Zoom call.” cause of the masks. When COVID-19 protocols. LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL P.O. Box 5 school year, and reviewing Ruiz said the district was she would try to sound “The students can get www.jamescarriganlaw.com Lynn, MA 01903 [email protected] A4 MONDAY JULY 19, 2021 OPINION

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E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Inflation hurts poor and low- Edward L. Cahill M§¢ H. S¢¢ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. GŸ C¡Ÿ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. Monica Connell Healey income Americans the most W J. K S ¢ Y P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer J. Patrick Norton Deputy Editor How can we help work- This outcome places the negative impacts — from J N. W  T¢  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Lynn, MA 01903 Chief Operating O cer Editorial Editor Chairman ing families the most? blame squarely on mone- reducing employment Raising the minimum tary and fiscal policy. among those groups that Customer Service PUBLISHERS wage to $15 an hour is a Who gets hurt the most? minimum-wage laws are Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 popular solution, but it’s Those who can least afford designed to help to run- Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 a short-sighted one given dramatic price increases ning mom-and-pop small Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 the reality that inflation for staples like food and businesses out of commis- All Departments: Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 — the silent assassin of rent, and those whose in- sion in favor of big corpo- 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Americans’ livelihoods, Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 come growth typically lags rations (think Amazon). Ext. 2 Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 particularly for the poor others — poor and low-in- The better option is for Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Classified/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 — is now running the hot- come Americans. Congress to renew our test it has in decades. Worse, inflation erodes nation’s purchasing pow- [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 The Consumer Price In- the value of the little sav- er policy and get its fiscal Subscriptions dex has increased 5.4 per- ings they do have. The house in order. Instead [email protected] cent since last year, as an- disparity guarantees the of devising new ways to nounced on July 13 by the poor will be inadequately spend more money we Circulation U.S. Bureau of Labor Sta- prepared for retirement or don’t have, Congress and [email protected] tistics. The monthly rate unforeseen loss or tragedy. the Biden administration Ext. 3 was 0.6 percent in May The impact of inflation should guide the federal but 0.9 percent in June. was illustrated in a re- government to live within Newsroom If this rate persists, our cent focus group session its means and ease restric- [email protected] nation will experience on working-class families tions on economic growth. [email protected] EDITORIAL double-digit inflation. A conducted by my organi- We don’t need more fis- Ext. 4 0.9 percent monthly rate zation, the Georgia Center cal stimulus to fuel more translates to an 11.4 per- for Opportunity. inflation. Sports cent annual rate, a level Our focus group con- Congress can start by re- [email protected] not seen since the 1970s. sisted of working-class instating the actively-look- Congress Considering all the re- African-Americans who ing-for-work rule for those Ext. 5 cent deficit spending by did not have a college de- receiving unemployment Retail and Online Congress and expansion- gree and who were not benefits. Our leaders can Advertising ary policies by the Federal employed in a manage- then put a halt on other [email protected] Reserve, expect more of the rial position or on track benefits that create disin- must protect ADVERTISING same, or worse. In fact, ac- to achieve a manage- centives to work and ben- cording to a survey of econ- ment-level position. efit cliffs — such as pan- Ernie Carpenter Jr. omists in a recent issue of One of the women relayed demic-related food stamps Director of Advertising voting rights The Wall Street Journal, her experience with finan- — for a public health crisis and Business Development, ext. 1355 “Americans should brace cial stress up close. She that, for all practical pur- [email protected] themselves” because econ- was tempted to quit her job poses, is gone. Ralph Mitchell Editorial from the Baltimore Sun editorial omists are waking up to because the cost of daycare At the same time, we board Sales Representative, ext. 1313 the prospect of higher in- was so high. She said that need more production and [email protected] The devil is in the details. That’s a common flation, expecting “brisk either the minimum wage entrepreneurial risk-tak- expression often used in legislative bodies. price increases for a while.” should be increased or the ing on the supply side. The Patricia Whalen Sales Representative, ext. 1310 Legislation is complicated. Advocates and op- Economic history indi- cost of living should be low- sooner we respond in ways cates deflation should be [email protected] ponents can make all kinds of claims about ered. That was an incredi- that focus on cost-of-living the norm. In fact, inno- ble observation. changes for people like what a proposal does or does not do, often BUSINESS OFFICE vation spawns increased What Jazmine referred Jazmine and promote the without fear of contradiction. Even some law- productivity that allows to is all about promoting purchasing power of all Susan J. Conti makers can’t be bothered with the actual read- prices to fall, which should the purchasing power of Americans, the better. Controller, ext. 1288 ing of bills that go on for dozens of pages in show up as deflation. We all Americans. We know Erik Randolph is director [email protected] complex, often arcane, legal language. have the opposite: produc- that raising the mini- of research for the Georgia Ted Grant Yet it’s the little things that matter. In this tivity gains with inflation. mum wage has numerous Center for Opportunity. instance: Election Day voting hours, rules for Publisher, ext. 1234 [email protected] poll observers, mail-in ballot requirements, drop boxes. What one side calls “election re- Marian Kinney form” can really be a bold attempt to skew the ext. 1212 results by discouraging minority participation. [email protected] Last week, President Joe Biden gave one of Will Kraft the more forceful speeches of his presidency, Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 condemning nearly two dozen Republican [email protected] efforts at the state level this year to make it harder to vote. He called it un-American and Paula Villacreses likened it to the Jim Crow restrictions of the A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 past. [email protected] The measure would lift restrictions on Re- Mike Shanahan publican poll watchers, who could intimidate Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 Black and Latino voters as they have done in [email protected] the past. It would ban the use of drop boxes for Jim Wilson mail-in ballots, prohibit the automatic mailing Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 of mail-in ballot applications to all registered [email protected] voters and outlaw drive-through voting sites. See the pattern? Devil in the details. CIRCULATION The notion that this is merely an effort to Lisa Mahmoud prevent voter fraud sounds reasonable, until Manager, ext. 1239 you recognize another important detail: There [email protected] is no serious problem with voter fraud. This JAVIER SIERRA has been proven repeatedly. Not just by Dem- CUSTOMER SERVICE ocratic elections officials, but by Republicans, La’ Mosha Ball too, in courts run by Republican-appointed Climate crisis is worse Customer Service, ext. 1276 judges, no less. [email protected] It’s obvious that Republicans senators stand GRAPHICS united against the sanctity of voting rights. They see only their own self-interest. And the for Latinx people Trevor Andreozzi Supreme Court’s conservative majority isn’t Designer going to stiffen the voting rights enforcements [email protected] of the past under existing laws. The warnings from Pa- people are twice as likely sane” and confessed that President Biden may have faith in his for- chamama, the Mother to live in the areas most Exxon has used “shadow Edwin Peralta Jr. mer colleagues in the Senate to eventually Earth goddess of Incan my- exposed to wildfires as the groups” for decades to at- Designer thology, about our abusing rest of the population. do the right thing. He may believe attacking tack climate science. He [email protected] the only habitable planet Meanwhile, the report even admitted that the the filibuster rule now may doom his efforts to NEWSROOM we know are growing in noted, white residents’ corporation’s overt support pass a $3.5 trillion domestic spending plan at intensity. The conditions risk of being impacted by least partly on a bipartisan basis or harm the for a carbon tax is a lie that Mike Alongi for a new record season of wildfires has decreased in Sports Editor, ext. 1228 interests of Senate Democrats should they be- will never happen. heatwaves and wildfires the last decade. Since the 1970s, Exxon [email protected] come the minority party in 2022 or thereafter. keep piling up, and we, as A combination of factors and the rest of the world’s But the stakes are too high for voting rights Latinx people, must take — such as housing insecu- Gayla Cawley climate polluters have to take a back seat to matters of spending or special precautions to con- rity and a lack of econom- News Editor, ext. 1236 political ambitions. Not that infrastructure front the upcoming weeks ic resources — forces our known the catastrophic ef- [email protected] isn’t important; it is. Not that we favor more fects of their products and and months. families to live in the most Allysha Dunnigan partisanship; we don’t. But the importance of Amid this crisis, research fire-prone areas. risQ’s re- invested hundreds of mil- lions of dollars in disrupt- Reporter, ext. 1302 free and fair elections rises above such mat- has shown that Latinos are port reveals that, between [email protected] ters. The right to vote must be safeguarded. It three times as likely to die of 2010 and 2019, the number ing the public debate and must be upheld as sacrosanct. excessive heat than the rest of Latinx people who have denying the science. Spenser Hasak of the population. Millions moved to those areas in- Enough! Communities Photographer, ext. 1332 of Latinx people work in creased by a whopping 223 like mine demand that [email protected] farming and construction, percent, whereas the white Congress pass a big, bold outdoor activities that make population in those same infrastructure plan that Thor Jourgensen Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 Selling a house? them much more vulnerable zones has decreased by 32 addresses the climate cri- [email protected] Buying a house? to heat and its health conse- percent in the same period. sis on the size and scale quences. Moreover, inequi- The true perpetrators of required and invests in Tréa Lavery Find out what properties ty and economic abuse, the the planetary emergency the clean-energy economy Reporter, ext. 1317 recently sold in your area. lack of health insurance and we all live in continue to de- to reduce climate pollution [email protected] the undocumented migra- ceive us and hamper the cli- and protect our families Jakob Menendez Check out tory status of millions ac- mate action we all urgently and their future. centuate this vulnerability. need. Two Greenpeace ac- Photographer, ext. 1332 Because for us Latinx the Real Estate page A new report confirms, tivists, posing as corporate [email protected] people, the climate crisis in Saturday’s paper. once again, that the climate recruiters, managed to in- flames burn hotter. Anne Marie Tobin crisis impacts us dispropor- terview two Exxon execu- Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 tionately in all its facets, tives, who, on camera, de- Javier Sierra is associate [email protected] including wildfires. The scribed how the corporation director of communica- tions for Latino media at Sophie Yarin firm risQ — which ana- cons the rest of the world. Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 lyzes climate risks by using Keith McCoy, a senior the Sierra Club. This col- [email protected] data from the U.S. Census, Exxon lobbyist in Washing- umn was produced for The the insurance industry and ton D.C. called President Progressive magazine and TECHNOLOGY the toll of these disasters Joe Biden’s plans to reduce distributed by Tribune Tim Noyes — concluded that Latinx greenhouse emissions “in- News Service. Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. 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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Los Angeles County resi- dents are again required to wear masks indoors regardless of their vac- cination status — a new mandate starting this Visitors wear weekend that health offi- masks as cials hope will reverse the they walk in FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS latest spikes in coronavi- a shopping Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy speaks rus cases, hospitalizations district in the during the daily briefing at the White House in and deaths. Hollywood Washington. The rule went into ef- section of Los fect late Saturday for the Angeles. nation’s largest county, home to 11 million people, With pandemic where a sharp increase in FILE PHOTO | COVID-19 cases is led by ASSOCIATED PRESS the highly transmissible worsening in delta variant. reopened its economy on making face coverings a Los Angeles County re- The vast majority of new June 15 and did away requirement. ported a caseload of 1,827 cases are among unvacci- with capacity limits and Other counties, includ- on Saturday — the eighth U.S., surgeon nated people, LA County social distancing. ing Sacramento and Yolo, straight day with more Supervisor Hilda Solis San Francisco Bay Area are also strongly urging than a thousand new cas- said Sunday. health officials last week people to wear masks in- es. On June 15, when the “I’m not pleased that we urged residents to again doors but not requiring it. state reopened, county general worried have to go back to using wear masks inside pub- Los Angeles County’s health officials reported the masks in this matter lic buildings, offices or mask rule, announced just 210 new cases. By Jay Reeves said the worsening situ- but, nonetheless, it’s going businesses regardless of Thursday, follows a winter More than 500 people ASSOCIATED PRESS ation shows the need to to save lives. And right whether they are vacci- where the region experi- were hospitalized with convince more people to nated. The counties of San enced a massive surge in COVID-19 in LA Coun- The U.S. surgeon gener- now that to me is what’s get inoculations. Francisco, Santa Clara, infections and deaths, with ty on Friday, the highest al said Sunday that he’s most important,” Solis said “It is our fastest, most San Mateo, Marin, Ala- hospitals overloaded with number since April 14. concerned about what on ABC’s “ This Week.” effective way out of this California has seen a meda, Contra Costa and COVID-19 patients and There were 11 new vi- lies ahead with cases of pandemic,” he said. COVID-19 increasing in steady rise in virus cas- Sonoma and the city of ambulances idling outside, rus-related deaths report- About 186 million Amer- es since the state fully Berkeley stopped short of waiting for beds to open. ed Saturday. every state, millions still icans have received at unvaccinated and a highly least one shot, but another contagious virus variant 90 million eligible Amer- spreading rapidly. icans haven’t. Officials Rowers say Olympic coach Noting that nearly all are trying to overcome a coronavirus deaths now refusal among some — are among the tens of particularly conservative, threatened, verbally abused them millions of people who rural white people — to haven’t received shots, get vaccinated, but it’s un- despite widespread vac- By Janie McCauley ‘If you take one more step, I clear how to do that. So, ASSOCIATED PRESS am going to punch you ... cine availability, Dr. Vivek for the meantime at least, Murthy painted an unset- I’m going to kill you,’” said some places have reverted OAKLAND, Calif. — As the rower, who didn’t want tling picture of what the to health precautions that the Tokyo Games approach, his name used because he future could hold. had been cast aside. US Rowing is awaiting the may row again. The athlete “I am worried about what In Las Vegas, some re- results of a months-long who he said was threatened is to come because we are sorts and casinos are again assessment commissioned confirmed the account. seeing increasing cases requiring employees to by the U.S. Olympic & In response to questions among the unvaccinated wear masks in response to Paralympic Committee of from the AP, the 64-year- in particular. And while, if a recommendation issued the sport’s national team old Teti said, “I believe that you are vaccinated, you are by health officials amid ris- programs, including the very well protected against ing COVID-19 case rates men’s group based in Oak- I have coached fairly, with hospitalization and death, in Nevada; it ranks fifth land, where longtime coach the athletes’ well-being in unfortunately that is not among U.S. states for the Mike Teti is being criticized mind,” adding, “Any athlete true if you are not vaccinat- most new cases per capita by some rowers for what who thinks they have been ed,” Murthy said on CNN’s over the last two weeks. they call his intense and in- the subject of improper con- “State of the Union.” But in conservative Al- timidating style. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS duct or unfair treatment should voice that concern U.S. cases of COVID-19 abama, where COVID-19 Athletes offer drastically Coach Mike Teti speaks into a megaphone to- last week increased by hospitalizations have more different accounts of what in the appropriate venue. ward rowers practicing in the Oakland Estu- US Rowing has reporting 17,000 nationwide over a than doubled in a month rowing is like under Teti’s ary in Oakland, Calif. 14-day period for the first and only about a third of leadership. mechanisms and personnel in place for that very pur- time since late fall, and the population is fully vac- Members of the men’s on condition of anonymity crying and telling you that pose, and has a zero toler- an increase in death his- cinated, officials have re- eight boat team stood because they either want he loves you,” one former torically follows a spike in ance policy for retaliation.” fused to reinstitute state- united behind Teti before to continue in the sport or Olympic rower said. “That illness. Much of the wors- wide health rules or use Of the incident at the departing earlier this fear retaliation — said they exists in the same guy — ening problem is being gimmicks such as lotteries month for Hawaii to train boathouse, he said: “It was have direct knowledge of and I believe both of them. driven by the delta vari- to boost immunizations. ahead of the Olympics, a disagreement over the There is a storm raging in- ant first identified in In- “I think the best thing determined to limit any Teti physically threatening best way for an athlete to dia, that has since hit the for us to do is just encour- potential distractions as athletes or verbally attack- side that guy that he has a reach his highest poten- United Kingdom and oth- age everyone to use their they prepare to race in Ja- ing them if they challenged hard time controlling.” tial. I expressed my feel- er countries, said Murthy. common sense and prac- pan, and others said Teti’s him in any way. A former national team ings clearly, and firmly, While U.S. case numbers tice personal responsibil- coaching breeds winners. “He’ll vary so wildly from member said he witnessed and so did he. I called him and hospitalizations are ity and make themselves But nine rowers who the guy that you think is Teti threaten another rower moments later and we still far below levels from and their families safe,” spoke to The Associated actually going to have his two years ago outside the apologized to each other. the worst of the pandem- Gov. Kay Ivey told report- Press describing Teti’s in- uncle kill you if you don’t Oakland boathouse. “I have … There were no threats ic early this year, Murthy ers last week. timidation — all but one win … to the guy that’s heard Mike Teti tell athletes of violence.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY JULY 19, 2021 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- 2:31 a.m. Saturday at Ida Padres, Nats recall harrowing larly arrests, reflect police records. Street and Western Avenue; In the event of a perceived inac- at 3:08 p.m. Saturday at 315 curacy, it is the sole responsibility Washington St.; at 4:06 p.m. scene after shots outside park Saturday at 433 Boston St.; of the concerned party to contact at 6:49 p.m. Saturday at 157 the relevant police department and Washington St.; at 8:26 p.m. By Harvey Valentine have the department issue a no- Saturday at 47 New Park St.; ASSOCIATED PRESS tice of correction to the Daily Item. at 1:21 a.m. Sunday at 85 When the gunshots Corrections or clarifications will not Newcastle St.; at 3:05 a.m. started to echo all around be made without express notice of Sunday at 113 Henry Ave.; Nationals Park, San Di- change from the arresting police at 3:12 a.m. Sunday at 173 ego Padres star shortstop Chatham St. department. Fernando Tatis Jr. quickly A report of a motor vehicle thought about the team’s crash with personal injury at LYNN family members and 4:13 p.m. Friday at Franklin friends in the seats. Street and Western Avenue; at Arrests Tatis bolted from the 1:31 p.m. Saturday at Boston bench down the left field and Federal streets; at 4:56 line Saturday night, Anthony Burnett, 54, of 19 a.m. Sunday at 426 Boston helped open a gate to the Union St., was arrested on a St. stands and began usher- courtesy booking at 10:39 A report of a hit-and-run ing a group back to the a.m. Friday. motor vehicle crash at 6:12 dugout to shelter. Jamilton De Leon, 21, of p.m. Friday at 86 Keslar Ave.; “Our family, loved ones, 45 Orchard St., was arrested at 11:17 p.m. Saturday at little kids. Feel like some- and charged with OUI-liquor, Dungeon Avenue and Walnut unlicensed operation of a Street. body needed to go get motor vehicle and reckless them,” Tatis said Sunday. operation of a motor vehicle Assaults “I feel like the safest place at 3:37 a.m. Sunday. was the clubhouse and we Kelvin Gonzalez, 40, of 56 A report of an assault and were trying to get our fam- Allerton St., was arrested on ilies into a safe place.” battery at 1:42 p.m. Saturday PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a warrant and charged with at 34 Hanover St. The top half of the sixth OUI-liquor second offense, inning in the game be- Fans jump into a camera well after hearing gunfire from outside the assault and battery on a po- Breaking and Entering tween the Padres and stadium during a baseball game between the San Diego Padres and the lice officer, operation of a mo- Washington Nationals had Washington Nationals at Nationals Park in Washington. tor vehicle with a suspended A report of a motor vehi- just ended in front of about license, leaving the scene of cle breaking and entering at 33,000 fans when several “He’s like, ‘Did you hear on. If it was one or two peo- a 10-4 win. The teams were property damage, negligent 11:07 a.m. Saturday at 83 shots were heard from an that?’’’ Tingler recalled ple,” Tatis said. “I was just then set to play the regular- operation of a motor vehicle Memorial Park Ave. incident that occurred on Baker saying. “I’m like, trying to get to the safest ly scheduled game. and resisting arrest at 3:28 South Capitol Street, just ‘yeah, I think so’ and it place and get our families.” The shooting, an exchange p.m. Saturday. Overdose outside the third-base side kind of registered what it Tatis and teammates of gunfire between people in Yener Hernandez-Lopez, of the stadium. possibly could have been Manny Machado and Wil two cars, left three people 20, of 41 Park St., was arrest- A report of an overdose at But in the moment, no and obviously it was just a Myers drew praise for help- injured, according to Ashan ed and charged with opera- 7:57 p.m. Friday at 800 Lyn- one knew whether the nightmare.” ing guide — and even carry Benedict, the Metropolitan tion of a motor vehicle with a nway; at 8:17 p.m. Friday at rapid series of shots was A chaotic scene quickly — fans out of harm’s way. Police Department’s exec- suspended license and alco- 27 Union St.; at 12:51 p.m. coming from inside the developed. As the Padres “The situation changed utive assistant police chief. hol from an open container in Saturday at Walgreens at 21 ballpark or beyond. cleared the field, some immediately,” Tatis said. One of the people who was a motor vehicle at 11:57 a.m. Joyce St. Padres manager Jayce fans rushed to leave the “There’s no longer players, shot was a woman who was Sunday. Tingler was on his way to stadium while others fans. I feel like everybody’s attending the game and Erick Imul-Molina, 24, of Theft see plate umpire Jordan ducked and tried to hide, just people, human beings who was struck while she 112 Broad St., was arrested A report of a larceny at 1:10 Baker about a pitching looking for cover. trying to be secure.” was outside the stadium, and charged with speeding at p.m. Friday at 69 Lynnway; at change in a game San Di- “Everybody running. It The game was halted then he said Saturday night. Her 2:46 p.m. Saturday. 6:39 p.m. Saturday at 224 ego led 8-4 and was sus- was crazy. You couldn’t and completed on Sunday, injuries weren’t considered Denise Jimenez, 38, of Lynnfield St. pended at that point. figure out what was going with the Padres finishing off life-threatening. 160 Neptune Blvd., was A report of motor vehicle arrested and charged with theft at 11:25 a.m. Sunday at OUI-liquor second offense, 78 Central Ave. failure to stop/yield, marked OPEC, allies raise limits for 5 lanes violation and reckless Vandalism operation of a motor vehicle at 2:55 a.m. Saturday. A report of motor vehicle Kristen Moscone, 37, of vandalism at 11:07 p.m. Sat- countries to end oil dispute 33 Lincoln St., was arrested urday at 42 Joyce St. and charged with two counts By Jon Gambrell — something that could of shoplifting by asportation NAHANT ASSOCIATED PRESS affect the UAE’s business at 8 a.m. Saturday. hub Dubai. Lori Murray, of 10 Tacoma Arrests DUBAI, United Arab Abu Dhabi’s powerful St., was arrested on a warrant Emirates — OPEC and Crown Prince Mohammed and charged with larceny from Mathew Adniel Mercedes, allied nations agreed bin Zayed, the country’s a person, threat to commit a 21, of 24 Oliver St., Everett, Sunday to raise the pro- de facto ruler, and Saudi crime, leaving the scene of was arrested and charged duction limits imposed on Crown Prince Moham- property damage and opera- with two counts of daytime five countries next year med bin Salman have tion of a motor vehicle with a vehicle breaking and enter- and boost their produc- been close though over suspended license at 12:23 ing, larceny from a building, tion by 2 million barrels the years. The two leaders p.m. Friday. receiving a stolen motor vehi- per day by the end of this likely will meet Monday in Doralys Torres, 44, was cle, operation of a motor vehi- year, ending a dispute that Saudi Arabia. arrested and charged with cle with a suspended license roiled oil markets. Under the new pro- trespassing at 2:21 p.m. Sat- and trespassing at 5:50 p.m. The disagreement, sparked duction limits, the UAE urday. Friday. by a demand by the Unit- would be able to produce Dillon Traver, 27, of 47 ed Arab Emirates to in- up to 3.5 million barrels of Weare Road, Seabrook, was crease its own production, crude oil a day beginning arrested on a courtesy book- Complaints temporarily upended an FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in May 2022. That’s below ing at 12:31 p.m. Friday. Tra- earlier meeting of the car- UAE Energy Minister Suhail al-Mazrouei at- the 3.8 million barrels a ver was later charged with At 9:26 p.m. Thursday, a tel. In a statement Sun- day it reportedly sought. violation of an abuse preven- caller reported people be- tends the UAE Energy Forum 2020 in Abu Dha- day, the cartel announced bi, United Arab Emirates. Saudi Arabia’s limit of tion order, arrestee furnishing hind Tides Restaurant were that Iraq, Kuwait, Russia, flashing lights or lasers at 11 million barrels a day false ID information and inter- Saudi Arabia and the UAE homes on Wilson Road. Po- Arabia, long the heavy- parties. would rise to 11.5 million, fering with a police officer. would see their limits rise. lice checked the area and weight of the Vienna-based Outside of OPEC, how- as would Russia’s. Iraq “What bonds us together Accidents could not find anyone with cartel, and the UAE. ever, tensions still remain and Kuwait saw smaller flashlights or lasers. is way much beyond what Prince Abdulaziz de- between the neighboring increases. A report of a motor vehicle A coyote sighting was re- you may imagine,” Saudi ferred at the beginning of nations. The UAE largely In its statement, OPEC crash at 11:59 a.m. Friday ported at 1:57 a.m. Friday at Energy Minister Prince a news conference after- has withdrawn from the acknowledged oil prices on Waterhill Street; at 1:41 Willow and Emerald roads; at Abdulaziz bin Salman ward to UAE Energy Min- Saudi-led war in Yemen, continued to improve. p.m. Friday on Commercial 5:25 p.m. Friday at Gardner said. “We differ here and ister Suhail al-Mazrouei while also diplomatically “Economic recovery con- Street; at 2:46 p.m. Friday at Road and Breezy Hill Terrace; there but we bond.” in a sign of respect. recognizing Israel. Saudi tinued in most parts of 18 Lovett Place; at 5:47 p.m. at 5:39 p.m. Saturday at Na- Prince Abdulaziz de- “The UAE is commit- Arabia also has opened the world with the help of Friday at 13 Shady Lane; at hant Road and Ocean Street. clined to elaborate on how ted to this group and will its doors to Qatar again accelerating vaccination 7:10 p.m. Friday at Kimball they came to that consen- always work with it and after a yearslong boycott, programs,” the cartel said. Road and Lynn Shore Drive; Fire sus, saying it would see the within this group to do our though relations remain Prince Abdulaziz also at 9:37 p.m. Friday at Market cartel “lose our advantage best to achieve the market icy between Abu Dhabi mentioned OPEC mem- Square and Elm Street; at A report of a house fire at of being mysterious and balance and help every- and Doha. Saudi Ara- bers Algeria and Nigeria 10:53 p.m. Friday at Central 2:45 p.m. Thursday at 8 Flash clever.” But he clearly bris- one,” al-Mazrouei said. He bia also has aggressive- had raised concerns about Square and Union Street; at Road. tled at earlier reports on praised the deal as a “full ly sought international their production limits as the dispute between Saudi agreement” among all the business headquarters well. Rights group in Russia shuts down amid government crackdown By Daria Litvinova and human rights activ- Last month, a Moscow ASSOCIATED PRESS ists in Russia ahead of court outlawed organiza- September’s parliamen- tions founded by impris- MOSCOW — A rights tary election. The vote is oned Russian opposition group in Russia an- widely seen as an import- leader Alexei Navalny by nounced Sunday that it ant part of President Vlad- labeling them extremist. was shutting down, citing imir Putin’s efforts to ce- The ruling barred people fear of prosecution of its ment his rule ahead of the associated with Naval- members and supporters Russian 2024 presidential election. ny’s Foundation for Fight- after Russian authorities lawyer The 68-year-old Russian ing Corruption and his blocked its website for al- Ivan Pavlov leader, who has been in sprawling regional net- legedly publishing content arrives power for more than two work from seeking public from an “undesirable” or- to attend decades, pushed through office. Many of Navalny’s ganization. a court constitutional changes allies had planned to run The Team 29 association session last year that would po- for parliamentary seats in of lawyers and journalists after tentially allow him to hold Russia’s Sept. 19 election. specializing in treason and speaking to onto power until 2036. Team 29, including its espionage cases and free- the media In recent months, Rus- prominent lawyer Ivan dom of information issues at Moscow sian authorities have in- Pavlov, was involved said Sunday that Russian Court. creased the pressure on in defending Navalny’s authorities accused it of independent news media, foundation in court. In spreading content from PHOTO | designating two popular April, Russian authori- a Czech non-governmen- ASSOCIATED PRESS independent outlets, Me- ties launched a criminal tal organization that had duza and VTimes, as “for- case against Pavlov, who been declared “undesir- ernment’s next step could of a large number of peo- would continue represent- eign agents” and outlaw- is also representing a able” in Russia. be to prosecute members ple, and we can’t ignore ing their clients in a per- ing the publisher of the former Russian journal- The group’s website and supporters. that risk,” the group said, sonal capacity. Proekt investigative me- ist accused of treason in was blocked Friday, even “In these conditions, con- adding that it would take Team 29 shutting down dia outlet, while also list- a high-profile case, ac- though it rejected the ac- tinuation of Team 29’s ac- down all of its online con- comes as pressure mounts ing its journalists as “for- cusing him of disclosing cusations, and its lawyers tivities creates direct and tent in order to avoid any on opposition supporters, eign agents.” VTimes shut information related to a said they believed the gov- clear threat to the safety risks and that its lawyers independent journalists down shortly after that. police investigation. MONDAY JULY 19, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7

NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS New coral protections urday. An officer on patrol off New England saw her on the sidewalk at about 2:45 a.m. and im- take effect this month mediately attempted life- PORTLAND, Maine saving efforts, but was not (AP) — New coral pro- successful. tections are scheduled to Police are searching for take effect in the waters the driver. off New England later this month. Construction underway on The National Marine unique trail, art underpass Fisheries Service has pub- lished new rules designed LOWELL (AP) — Con- to protect corals on Georg- struction has started on es Bank and in the Gulf of the Lowell Connector Western Maine. Those are two key Trail Project, a multiuse Avenue in commercial fishing areas path that will connect the Lynn was off the New England coast. Bruce Freeman Rail Trail identified The new protections and the Concord River as a major take effect on July 26. One Greenway in Lowell. source of bus of the new rules estab- The trail will incorpo- lishes the Georges Bank delay through rate an existing outdoor Deep-Sea Coral Protection MassDOT’s urban art gallery in an Area, which is located on Lynn Transit the outer continental shelf underpass that is a pop- Action Plan in New England waters. ular spot for aerosol art, process. The rules prohibit cer- Lowell City Manager Ei- tain kinds of commercial leen Donoghue’s office fishing gear in the Georg- said in a statement, The es Bank area. It also es- Sun reported. Lynn, Revere and MBTA tablishes smaller coral The goal is for the trail protection and habitat re- to become the first sanc- search areas off New En- tioned aerosol art venue gland. in Massachusetts. mapping out transit plan Conservationists have The project will create a said the new rules protect 1,200-foot (365.7 meters) MBTA further building a net- MBTA General Manager and Revere will be the more than 25,000 square long, 10-foot-wide (3 me- From A1 work of bus priority facil- Steve Poftak said the bus first bus priority facilities miles of deep-sea coral ters) paved path that will ities in communities that system has been a lifeline to be constructed in those habitat. be fully accessible. Con- emerge from the pandem- have seen durable transit for riders accessing jobs, municipalities, bringing struction is anticipated to ic,” said Acting Transpor- ridership throughout the healthcare and services the total number of metro- Ferry, vessel collide in Nan- last roughly two months. tation Secretary and CEO pandemic. throughout the pandemic. politan area communities tucket Harbor in heavy fog The trail will run along Jamey L. Tesler. “We are Mayor Thomas M. McGee “Since spring 2020, we with bus lanes on local Lowell’s River Meadow grateful to municipal lead- said the bus lanes coming have worked with our mu- streets to nine. BOSTON (AP) — A ferry Brook and take advan- ers in Boston, Somerville, to Western Avenue, in tan- nicipal partners to deliver “Our bus lane on Broad- boat collided with another tage of an underpass un- Malden, Brookline, Revere dem with the recent bus an additional nearly five way is a part of our city’s vessel in Nantucket Har- der the Lowell Connector and Lynn for collaborating and bike improvements miles of bus lanes, bene- bor in heavy fog, although commitment to improve highway, “strengthening with the MBTA to install added to North Common, fiting over 57,000 riders both ships were able to mobility, especially for lo- the connection between infrastructure, including South Common and Mar- in some of the region’s make it to their desti- cal residents who depend neighborhoods on both dedicated bus lanes, and ket Street, “will greatly hardest-hit communities,” nations, the U.S. Coast having the vision to see on public transit to get to sides.” aid Lynn residents’ ability Poftak said. “These proj- Guard said. that ‘shared streets’ are to travel around their city ects are testimonies to our work, school and essen- Once completed, the The collision happened streets which are truly while providing them bet- shared commitments to tial services,” said Revere Concord River Greenway at about 8:45 p.m. Friday, vital to helping residents ter access to opportunities advancing equitable mo- Mayor Brian M. Arrigo. The Boston Globe report- and all phases of the Con- move around safely and around the region.” bility, and why we want to “The way we rebuild our ed. The Hy-Line ferry was nector Trail will fill one of to encouraging people to “We appreciate our close deliver another nearly five region in the wake of this leaving the harbor when the last remaining gaps in get around in ways other partnership with the miles of infrastructure crisis is by recommitting it struck the other vessel, the 200-mile (321.8 kilo- than in a personal motor MBTA and MassDOT to this year. These projects to the public goods that The Razor Bill, said Petty meters) Bay Circuit trail. vehicle.” move this project forward would not have been pos- serve our residents every Officer Amanda Wyrick, a The effort to connect the The projects in Lynn, to implementation, and sible without the tireless day.” guard spokesperson. No greenway to the rail trail Malden and Somerville are thankful for the sup- work of our municipal Allysha Dunnigan can injuries were reported, has been underway for will build on recently com- port of our local partners partners.” be reached at adunnigan@ she said. years. The bottleneck has pleted adjacent projects, at GE,” McGee said. Bus lanes in Brookline itemlive.com The cause of the colli- been the Lowell connec- sion was under investiga- tion. tion, she said. Rhode Island’s nature trail Storm washes out some bridges, Body recovered from boat network gets $1.4M boost crash in Boston Harbor PROVIDENCE, R.I. roads, floods basements BOSTON (AP) — The (AP) — Nature trails and body of a woman who was (AP) — The heavy rain- hiking paths across Rhode missing Saturday after a fall that hit New England Island are getting $1.4 boat crashed into a “day washed out some roads marker” navigation device million worth of improve- and bridges and flooded in Boston Harbor has been ments through Federal basements. recovered, police said. Highway Administration A bridge in Brattleboro, An autopsy was planned. grants, state officials said. Vermont, was completely The boat was carrying The money adminis- washed out, Charles Keir eight people when the col- tered by the state depart- III, assistant fire chief, lision happened around 3 ments of Environmental told the Brattleboro Re- a.m., the U.S. Coast Guard Management and Trans- former on Sunday. tweeted. portation is being distrib- Brattleboro received Five of the seven res- uted to 22 communities about 2.5 inches of rain- cued boaters were taken and nonprofits to support fall during Saturday af- to hospitals for treatment erosion repair and control, ternoon and night, the fire following the crash, the resurfacing, accessibility department said. Boston Fire Department improvements, signage In West Haven, Vermont, stated. The extent of their and other improvement the Devil’s Bowl Speed- injuries was not immedi- projects that will benefit way canceled their racing ately reported. both hikers and other us- event scheduled Sunday. The boat was recovered. ers. “Persistent rain is ex- pected to continue through Several agencies were in- The grants provide up volved in the search, The the night,” organizers said to 80 percent of the cost Boston Globe reported. in a news release. They for eligible project compo- also pulled the plug on Pedestrian struck by vehicle, nents. Saturday’s event because “Our state’s vast net- of the rain. dies; police search for driver PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS work of recreational trails In New Hampshire, WEYMOUTH, Mass. enhances the enjoyment southwestern areas re- Floodwaters wash out a bridge and trap a car on Aekly Road in West (AP) — A pedestrian died of Rhode Island’s tremen- ceived over 3 inches of Brattleboro, Vt. after she was struck by a dous natural resources rain on Saturday. The vehicle that didn’t stop, and provides an opportu- town of Richmond got 4.98 Hampshire Department of New Hampshire au- ported in Worcester, Mas- police in Weymouth, Mas- nity for people of all ages inches in 24-hour period, Transportation said. thorities also encouraged sachusetts, and in parts of sachusetts said. to enjoy nature and get fit WMUR-TV reported. “For your safety please campers along rivers and Rhode Island. Police said the 61-year- by taking a walk or a hike Several roads were do not travel through streams to evacuate if There was no word of in- old woman from Wey- in a peaceful, relaxing closed in the western part flooded roadways,” Com- flooding is occurring. juries. mouth was struck near setting,” Gov. Dan McKee of the state on Sunday be- missioner Victoria Shee- Flooded streets and pow- The storm was moving an intersection early Sat- said in a statement. cause of flooding, the New han said in a statement. er outages also were re- out of the area on Sunday. Vermont ‘Everyone Eats’ program extended

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS in March 2020 has ended, SCAR races at the New MAINE ine community members cil on Tuesday, the Tele- some working people are Hampshire Motor Speed- have already registered gram & Gazette reported. VERMONT The UMaine System still struggling to buy food. way this weekend also is planning required their status by using a Augustus said in a report A Vermont-wide pro- The paper reports that have the chance to get COVID-19 arrival test- voluntary tracking por- that $28 million would gram that distributes free under the new agreement tal to upload an image of go toward the Worcester vaccinated. ing for all unvaccinated restaurant-made meals with FEMA, the program their vaccination card, the Housing Authority, the Ambetter from NH students and employees for people in need during will be phased out, offer- returning to campus this system said. Affordable Housing Trust Healthy Families, a health the pandemic and helps ing 80 percent of its base- fall. It anticipates requiring Fund, lead remediation eateries stay afloat is line in July, 60 percent in insurance plan, is partner- The system said in a the vaccine once any that efforts, business grants being extended through August, and 50 percent in ing with the race to offer news release Friday that have been issued under and marketing funding, Sept. 20 with help of al- September. the vaccine. unvaccinated students emergency use authoriza- creative economy initia- most $4.3 million in emer- Sue Minter, of Capstone Before the 2021 racing and staff also will be re- tion receive regular Food tives, and food security gency funds from the programs such as the pro- Community Action, says season kicked off, the quired to quarantine while and Drug Administration Federal Emergency Man- the Everyone Eats pro- awaiting their test results approval, the system said. posed Food Hub. agement Agency. speedway was trans- Augustus said $13 mil- gram has proven itself as and wear face coverings MASSACHUSETTS The statewide Every- a benefit to community formed into a vaccine su- while inside university lion would go toward up- one Eats program offers members as the Central per site for New Hamp- buildings. Worcester officials are grades the DCU Center restaurants financial sup- Vermont hub that between shire on four occasions in The system said effective going to hear more about Arena to ensure it can port to cook healthy meals the end of January and an effort to help the state July 26, it will align with plans to spend the city’s be remobilized as a field for the community. the end of June distrib- battle the COVID-19 changes in state of Maine $111 million share of hospital if another public COVID-19 relief funds health emergency hit the Steve Geller, of South- uted over 108,000 meals pandemic. Nearly 30,000 practices and no longer eastern Vermont Com- in Washington, Lamoille, require students and staff from the American Rescue area; air quality upgrades New Hampshire resi- munity Action, tells the and Orange Counties. who have verified their Plan Act. and touchless entry up- Rutland Herald that while dents were fully vacci- vaccination to wear masks City Manager Edward grades for city buildings; the state of emergency NEW HAMPSHIRE nated during the cam- inside buildings. Augustus Jr. will outline and water-sewer improve- Gov. Phil Scott declared Fans attending NA- paign. More than 5,000 UMa- his plan to the City Coun- ments. A8 MONDAY JULY 19, 2021 LOOK! National Get Out of the Doghouse Day, National Raspberry Cake Day, National Daiquiri 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. Why the Anthony Bourdain voice cloning creeps people out By Matt O’brien and saying you have to have Barbara Ortutay some bright lines in what’s ASSOCIATED PRESS OK and what’s not.” Angry and uncomfort- The revelation that a able reactions to the voice documentary filmmaker cloning in the Bourdain used voice-cloning soft- case reflect expectations ware to make the late and issues of disclosure chef Anthony Bourdain and consent, said Sam say words he never spoke Gregory, program director has drawn criticism amid at Witness, a nonprofit ethical concerns about use working on using video of the powerful technology. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS technology for human The movie “Roadrunner: rights. Obtaining consent Biz Markie performs for fans during halftime A Film About Anthony and disclosing the tech- of the Denver Nuggets’ 105-99 victory over the Bourdain” appeared in nowizardry at work would Phoenix Suns in an NBA basketball game in cinemas Friday and most- have been appropriate, he Denver on Dec. 12, 2009. ly features real footage said. Instead, viewers were of the beloved celebrity stunned — first by the fact chef and globe-trotting of the audio fakery, then television host before by the director’s seeming Biz Markie, known he died in 2018. But its dismissal of any ethical director, Morgan Neville, questions — and expressed told The New Yorker that their displeasure online. for classic rap song a snippet of dialogue was “It touches also on our created using artificial fears of death and ideas intelligence technology. about the way people ‘Just a Friend,’ dies That’s renewed a de- could take control of our and frequent banter.” By Jonathan bate about the future of digital likeness and make Landrum Jr. Markie, who birth name voice-cloning technology, us say or do things with- ASSOCIATED PRESS was Marcel Theo Hall, not just in the entertain- out any way to stop it,” became known within the LOS ANGELES — Biz ment world but in politics Gregory said. rap genre realm as the and a fast-growing com- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Markie, a hip-hop staple self-proclaimed “Clown Neville hasn’t identified known for his beatboxing mercial sector dedicated Anthony Bourdain attends the Governors Ball what tool he used to rec- Prince of Hip-Hop” for to transforming text into prowess, turntable mas- his lighthearted lyrics during night one of the Creative Arts Emmy reate Bourdain’s voice but realistic-sounding human tery and the 1989 classic and humorous nature. Awards at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. said he used it for a few speech. “Just a Friend,” has died. He made music with the sentences that Bourdain “Unapproved voice clon- He was 57. Beastie Boys, opened for before anything goes.” viously founded and wrote but never said aloud. ing is a slippery slope,” said Markie’s representative, Chris Rock’s comedy Before this week, most led Groupon, said in an Neville also told GQ Andrew Mason, the found- Jenni Izumi, said the tour and was a sought-af- of the public controversy interview that Descript magazine that he got er and CEO of voice gen- rapper-DJ died peaceful- ter DJ for countless around such technologies has repeatedly rejected the approval of Bour- erator Descript, in a blog ly Friday evening with star-studded events. focused on the creation of requests to bring back a dain’s widow and literary his wife by his side. The The New York-native’s post Friday. “As soon as hard-to-detect deepfakes voice, including from “peo- executor. The chef’s wife, cause of death has not music career began in 1985 you get into a world where using simulated audio ple who have lost some- Ottavia Busia, responded been released. as a beat boxer of the Juice you’re making subjective and/or video and their po- one and are grieving.” by tweet: “I certainly was “We are grateful for the Crew, a rap collective he judgment calls about tential to fuel misinforma- “It’s not even so much NOT the one who said many calls and prayers helped Big Daddy Kane whether specific cases can tion and political conflict. that we want to pass judg- Tony would have been of support that we have join. Three years later, he be ethical, it won’t be long But Mason, who pre- ment,” he said. “We’re just cool with that.” received during this diffi- released his debut album cult time,” Izumi said in “Goin’ Off,” which featured a statement. “Biz created underground hits “Vapors” a legacy of artistry that and “Pickin’ Boogers.” ‘Space Jam’ dunks on ‘Black Widow’ will forever be celebrated “This one hurts baad ... by his industry peers and RIP to my Aries bro…” his beloved fans whose Q-Tip of A Tribe Called to take box office No. 1 lives he was able to touch Quest said on Twitter, By Lindsey Bahr LeBron James, Bugs “Space Jam” left the house ic. Warner Bros. said 32 through music, spanning where an outpouring of ASSOCIATED PRESS Bunny and the rest of and went to a theater to percent of the audience over 35 years. He leaves mourning for Markie the stars of Warner Bros.’ see it, even though it’s cur- was under 18, which is behind a wife, many family was growing, “ahhh man “Black Widow” ceded its “Space Jam: A New Leg- rently streaming on HBO larger than usual. Most members and close friends @BizMarkie damn im No. 1 spot to an unlikely acy” defied expectations Max free for subscribers. of the major family films who will miss his vibrant gonna miss u so so many foe in its second week in and won the box office Not only that, audiences that have come out during personality, constant jokes memories.” theaters: The Tune Squad. this weekend. According also gave the film a prom- the pandemic — from to studio estimates Sun- ising A- CinemaScore, “The Boss Baby: Family day, “Space Jam: A New suggesting word of mouth Business” to “Raya and Legacy” grossed $31.7 could be strong. the Last Dragon” — have million in North America, “Space Jam: A New Leg- opened well under $20 Local news in the palm of your hand while “Black Widow” took acy” is the largest pan- million. But audiences of in $26.3 million. demic opening for Warner all ages turned out for the Not many expected Bros., which is significant new “Space Jam.” “Space Jam: A New Lega- since the studio in 2021 is “It shows that families cy” to pull off this win. The releasing all its films si- have waited for a movie poorly reviewed film was multaneously in theaters that everyone can go to pegged for an opening in and on HBO Max. and that’s this movie,” said the $20 million range. But It’s also the largest Jeff Goldstein, Warner a sizable number of fam- domestic opening for Bros.’ head of domestic ilies and millennials who a family film since the distribution. “It’s just a grew up with the original beginning of the pandem- fun movie for the family.”

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SUN, MOON, TIDES National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Forecast for Monday, July 19, 2021 Rain showers early with over- N winds 5 to 10 kt. Waves MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Sunrise today 5:22 a.m. Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. cast skies later in the day. 1 foot or less. Patchy fog. A Sunday...... 2811 Sunday...... 0905 Sunset today 8:17 p.m. High 72F. Winds N at 5 to 10 chance of showers. Vsby 1 to Saturday...... 4369 Saturday...... 0929 mph. Chance of rain 50%. 3 nm. Sunrise tomorrow 5:23 a.m. Friday...... 0948 Friday...... 3434 Tonight: A few clouds. Low Tonight: W winds around 5 kt. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: High tide today 7:36 p.m. L near 65F. Winds light and Waves 1 foot or less. H Low tide today 1:20 p.m. variable. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER All 4...... $5,249 All 4...... $5,403 High tide tomorrow 8:35 p.m. L First or last 3...... $735 First or last 3...... $756 Any 2...... $63 Any 2...... $65 Any 1...... $6 Any 1...... $6

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ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Richie Avery went 1-for-3 with a double and two RBI for the Lynn 14s in a loss to Maple- wood in the Babe Ruth state championship game Sunday. Lynn 14s fall to Maplewood in extras at Babe Ruth state championship game ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK got on the board right Peabody West players swarm Gabe Casiano, center, after he notched a walk-off RBI single to beat BABE RUTH BASEBALL away in the bottom of Peabody in the District 16 Little League championship game Saturday at Reinfuss Field. By Mike Alongi the rst. A double and ITEM SPORTS EDITOR two walks loaded up the bases with only one out, WEYMOUTH — De- then Newhall stepped in Peabody West outlasts Peabody, spite holding a 3-1 advan- and hit a bloop RBI single tage heading into the fth into right-center eld to inning, the Lynn Babe put the Lynn 14s up 1-0. Ruth 14-year-old All- But another runner was takes home District 16 title Stars lost their lead late thrown out at home, and and ended up falling by then Maplewood pitch- sachusetts Little League pitched a great game be- was going to be 3-2 or 2-1. a score of 5-3 in extra in- er Ian Morales-Camp- DISTRICT 16 BASEBALL state sectional tournament. fore hitting the pitch count That’s just how these two nings to Maplewood in the bell forced a popout, and By Mike Alongi “What a game and what limit. teams play when they meet Babe Ruth state champi- Lynn left two runners on ITEM SPORTS EDITOR a day for the city of Pea- Liam Smith and Dylan up. Credit to Peabody West, onship game Sunday eve- base. body,” said Peabody West Cunningham each had an they came up with three LYNN — Thanks to a ning at Libby Field. The score remained coach Mark Bettencourt. RBI in the loss for Peabody, big hits exactly when they walk-off RBI single from Richie Avery led the of- there until the top of the “Both sides just battled with Smith taking the loss needed them. Someone has Gabe Casiano, the Pea- fensive attack for Lynn in third inning, when Maple- and found ways to score on the mound in relief. Ca- to lose, and unfortunately body West Little League the loss, going 1-for-3 with wood was able to even the runs, and it was truly a leb Penn earned the start (Saturday), that was us.” All-Stars notched a 3-2 a double and two RBI. score at 1-1. After draw- great battle between two and pitched a stellar game The game was scoreless win over crosstown rival Shea Newhall went 1-for- ing a one-out walk, Ma- very deserving teams.” before hitting his 85-pitch until the bottom of the plewood’s Jeyden Espinal Peabody in the District 16 2 with one RBI, while Alex Casiano and Marc Bet- count limit. second inning when Pea- stole second and third championship game Satur- Lara (1-for-4, double) and tencourt each had an RBI “I didn’t expect anything body West was able to get base before scoring on a day afternoon at Reinfuss Christian Figueroa (1-for- in the win for Peabody other than for this to be a a runner on base and take wild pitch to tie things up. Field in Wyoma Square. West, while Bettencourt close game,” said Peabody 3) also added hits. advantage by scoring on a But in the bottom of the With the win, Peabody also earned the win on the coach Rick DeLoreto. “It Josh Doney took the loss passed ball. on the mound in relief, fourth, Josh Doney and West keeps its season alive mound in relief. Jimmy Di- wasn’t going to be a 10-2 while Guilmer Galva got Matt Lewis led off the and moves on to the Mas- Carlo earned the start and game or even a 5-0 game, it DISTRICT 16, B2 the start and only allowed inning with back-to-back one run on three hits with walks to put two men on four strikeouts in four in- base for Lynn. After a nings of work. Matt Lew- strikeout and a popout, is also saw time on the Avery stepped into the mound in relief. box and smashed a two- After Galva moved out, two-run double over through the top of the the center elder’s head to put Lynn ahead 3-1. rst inning without trou- ble, Lynn came out and LYNN 14s, B2

COURTESY PHOTO | DAVID COLT PHOTOGRAPHY/MASS GOLF Michael Thorbjornsen beat Matt Parziale 8-and-6 to take home the title at the 113th Massachusetts Amateur Championship this ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK weekend. Authors Sean Stellato, center, and his daughter Gianna stand with Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Michael Walker as they show off the new book that the father/daughter duo wrote togeth- Thorbjornsen wins er entitled “Football Magic: A Pirate’s Tale.” 113th Massachusetts Amateur Championship Salem’s Stellato family releases

GOLF ateur nal. But on Satur- some more ‘Football Magic’ day, Thorbjornsen shined WEST NEWTON — the brightest as the 2018 By Mike Alongi released “Football Magic: we both love,” said Gianna setts. There aren’t many ama- U.S. Junior Amateur ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Buddy’s New Beginning” Stellato. “And to see the When Buddy and Gi- teur golfers that can play champion executed one of back in 2019. reaction from everyone anna discover something SALEM — For Salem the way Michael Thorb- the most spectacular per- “It’s a little surreal to see and to see everyone come magical, it leads them on jornsen (Wellesley Coun- native Sean Stellato, Sat- formances in the history so many people come out out here and support us, a mysterious adventure try Club) can. As a result, urday night was an eve- of the Massachusetts Am- to support the vision and it’s really incredible.” through historic Salem the roughly 200 patrons ning of good times, old ateur Championship by the goal of helping other The book picks up where and Marblehead. Things in the gallery Saturday at capturing the title with friends and working to- seem to be going great — Brae Burn Country Club gether for a good cause. people,” said Sean Stella- the last one left off, with an 8&6 victory over 2017 to, who currently works main characters Buddy until the wicked Kurtin got a glimpse at a young U.S. Mid-Amateur cham- Surrounded by family, Drapes and his raven re- man who oozes profes- friends and supporters as an NFL agent. “And to and Gianna riding high pion Matt Parziale. be here with my daughter, after winning the league veal some dreadful plans. sional potential. Thorbjornsen, a 19-year- of all kinds, Stellato and With the clock ticking The 36-hole nal match his 14-year-old daughter I’m really grateful and championship at school. old sophomore at Stanford and time running out, Saturday at the 113th Gianna celebrated the re- blessed to be able to do Even better, Buddy’s dad University, became the will they be able to outwit Massachusetts Amateur lease of their latest book, this and create something decided to keep the fami- rst teenager to win the Drapes? Can Buddy and Championship featured entitled “Football Magic: that we think will really ly in Salem, so that Bud- Mass Amateur since Jim Gianna do the impossible, plenty of repower, as A Pirate’s Tale.” The book help change lives.” dy and his sister can stay Salinetti won the 1997 ti- or will the magical ball it was the rst time two is a follow-up to their rst “It’s been really fun with their new friends tle, also at the age of 19. lose its luster forever? former USGA champions story as a father-daugh- working together and after adjusting to life in were paired in a state am- AMATEUR, B2 ter writing duo, having writing about things that a new town in Massachu- STELLATO, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY JULY 19, 2021 Lynn 14s fall in state championship LYNN 14s er rally in the top of the From B1 eighth inning. Zach Varao reached on an error and But Maplewood wasn’t then advanced to second done, and in the top of the on a passed ball. After he fth inning Peyton Travis stole third base, Varao was got the rally started with knocked home via an RBI a one-out in eld single. single from Aiden Travers After stealing second and to make it a 4-3 game. advancing to third on an Two batters later, Peyton error, Travis was knocked home on an RBI single Travis drew an RBI walk from Aidan Gray to make to give Maplewood a 5-3 it a 3-2 game. lead. One inning later, Maple- Despite keeping the bot- wood tied things up at 3-3 tom of the eighth inning behind an RBI single from alive with a walk, Lynn Alex Carvalho. just couldn’t come up with ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK When things couldn’t any more big hits and The Peabody West Little League All-Stars pose with the championship banner after winning the be decided in regulation, made the nal three outs District 16 title Saturday. Maplewood started anoth- to end its season.

NEW ENGLAND COLLEGIATE BASEBALL LEAGUE NORTHERN DIVISION SOUTHERN DIVISION Peabody West wins District 16 title W L T GB W L T GB Keene 17 9 0 - Valley 16 10 0 - with an RBI single in the look back and be proud of. pion Andover North on Upper Valley 17 12 0 1½ Marthas Vineyard 16 11 0 ½ DISTRICT 16 North Shore 13 11 2 3 Newport 16 12 0 1 From B1 bottom of the third, then “This group had a tough Wednesday (5:30) at Har- Vermont 13 12 0 3½ Danbury 13 11 0 2 he came out to pitch with time as 10-year-olds ry Ball Field in Beverly. North Adams 12 11 2 3½ Mystic 13 12 0 2½ Winnipesaukee 9 17 0 8 Ocean State 10 16 0 6 But Peabody answered one out in the top of the and got bounced really “We’ll take a day to en- Sanford 8 17 0 8½ Bristol 7 19 0 9 right back, putting run- fourth after DiCarlo hit quick, but then they grew joy this and then reset our ners on base in the top his pitch limit. The coach’s and came back ready as goal, which is now to win of the third. Smith then son shut things down from 11-year-olds,” said DeLo- the sectional tournament,” NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE tied the game at 1-1 with there, pitching 2 2/3 score- reto. “Obviously we missed said Mark Bettencourt. “A an RBI single before Cun- less innings to set up the last season because of lot of these kids were on Tonight Tuesday Wednesday ningham followed it up nal-inning theatrics. COVID, but the guys came the 10-year-old team (that at Keene vs. North Adams with an RBI single of his Peabody West was able back early this year and went to sectionals) and Swamp Bats SteepleCats OFF own to give Peabody a 2-1 to load up the bases in really gelled. I couldn’t be they know that the level (6:30) (3:35) lead. the bottom of the sixth more proud of what these gets better from here. Our But, as plenty of teams for Casiano, who turned guys have accomplished practices on Monday and have learned already, you on a ball and laced the this year.” Tuesday will be crucial Thursday Friday never count out Peabody game-winning hit into the Peabody West will move in raising our own level, vs. Vermont vs. Winnipesaukee West. out eld. on to the state sectional and then we’ll come out Mountaineers Muskrats Marc Bettencourt tied Peabody wraps up its tournament, where it will Wednesday and try to get (6:35) (6:35) things up for his team season and has plenty to take on District 14 cham- another win.” ‘Football Magic’ release party comes to Salem TV/RADIO TV STELLATO limited to New England everything I’ve done, even play a small part in help- Patriots safety Brandon before he was my agent,” ing him spread his mes- MLB From B1 King, former Patriots safe- said King, who has won sage.” 7:07 p.m...... Boston at Toronto ...... NESN “We already had the ba- ty Obi Melifonwu, Detroit two Super Bowls with the The night featured a red 8:15 p.m...... Chi. Cubs at St. Louis ...... ESPN Radio sics of our story when we Lions cornerback Ifeatu Patriots. “So if I can come carpet event, a book sign- started writing this one, Melifonwu, Philadelphia out and support him in ing, a silent auction, a live MLB so that helped a lot,” said Eagles receiver Michael whatever way I can, I’m 7:07 p.m...... Boston at Toronto ...... WEEI-FM 93.7 auction and a number of Gianna Stellato. “And it Walker, former Boston always going to do that.” different raf es, all to ben- was fun to then go in and Bruins great Bob Sweeney “I’ve known Sean ever e t the Juvenile Arthritis NBA FINALS add more characters and and Las Vegas Raiders as- since he was a kid work- Foundation. make the story bigger and sistant director of player ing out and trying to make NBA FINALS Wednesday, July 14 For Stellato, the night everything like that. It’s a personnel DuJuan Dan- it in college football, and was a great opportunity Tuesday, July 6 Milwaukee 109, Phoenix 103 lot more enchanted than iels, who wrote the fore- I always remembered his to celebrate all the things Phoenix 118, Milwaukee 105 Saturday, July 17 the rst book and has a lot word of the book. determination and pas- Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9 p.m. that he holds dear -- his Thursday, July 8 more magic, and I think “To be honest, it’s a priv- sion for the game,” said Tuesday, July 20 family, his friends, the Phoenix 118, Milwaukee 108 Phoenix at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. we were really able to get ilege to get to know Sean’s Sweeney, who played for more creative with this family and be a part of the Bruins from 1987- game of football and serv- Sunday, July 11 Thursday, July 22 ing his community. Milwaukee 120, Phoenix 100 x-Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9 p.m. one.” this whole process,” said 1992. “Obviously that The evening began with Daniels, the only client passion has extended into “Family is my core and a VIP reception on the roof that Sean represents who his post-career work with football has been very MLB of the Hawthorne Hotel at is on the player personnel charity, and I’m glad to good to me, and I’ve been AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE the Salem Maritime Cen- side of the football busi- come out and support his blessed to live my bliss ev- East Division East Division ter before moving over to ness. “Sean’s an incredibly efforts.” ery day and have my life W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 56 37 .602 _ New York 48 42 .533 _ the House of the Seven driven person and he’s do- “Sean is a great guy and enriched by so many in- Tampa Bay 55 38 .591 1 Philadelphia 47 45 .511 2 Gables for the main event. ing some great things, so the epitome of someone credible people,” said Stel- Toronto 48 42 .533 6½ Atlanta 45 47 .489 4 New York 47 44 .516 8 Washington 43 49 .467 6 A number of current and just to play a small role in who you want to have in lato. “It’s so gratifying to Baltimore 30 62 .326 25½ Miami 40 53 .430 9½ former athletes came out that is very special to me.” your circle,” said Walker. see everyone come out and Central Division Central Division to support Stellato for the “Sean has always been “I’m just happy to be part support our cause, and I’m W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Chicago 56 36 .609 _ Milwaukee 56 39 .589 _ event, including but not so supportive of me and of an event like this and to truly humbled by it all.” Cleveland 47 43 .522 8 Cincinnati 48 45 .516 7 Detroit 43 51 .457 14 Chicago 46 47 .495 9 Minnesota 39 53 .424 17 St. Louis 46 47 .495 9 Kansas City 37 55 .402 19 Pittsburgh 36 57 .387 19 Thorbjornsen beats Parziale to win Mass. Amateur West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 56 38 .596 _ San Francisco 58 34 .630 _ AMATEUR had another stretch of ve the tee on his second crack where one person is most Oakland 53 42 .558 3½ Los Angeles 58 36 .617 1 straight birdies from holes at hole 9 that landed him happy and one person is Seattle 50 44 .532 6 San Diego 55 41 .573 5 From B1 Los Angeles 46 46 .500 9 Colorado 41 53 .436 18 12-16, opening up a 6-up in the fescue, Thorbjorn- the most upset. That’s the Texas 35 58 .376 20½ Arizona 27 68 .284 32½ “Just winning the ama- lead through the rst 18 sen was within 10-feet of nature of this tournament. Sunday’s Games Sox (TBD), 8:10 p.m., 2nd game teur championship of Mas- holes. the hole on his approaches It was great to get here, but Toronto 5, Texas 0, 7 innings, 1st game L.A. Angels (Ohtani 4-1) at Oakland (Irvin sachusetts from where I’m Detroit 7, Minnesota 0 6-8), 9:40 p.m. “Those rst ve just came more often than not. you lose, so you’re not happy. Tampa Bay 7, Atlanta 5 Miami (TBD) at Washington (TBD), 7:05 from, it means a lot,” said up on me pretty quickly,” In almost any other year, At least I played well, and Chicago White Sox 4, Houston 0 p.m. Thorbjornsen, who com- Parziale’s performance Baltimore 5, Kansas City 0 N.Y. Mets (Eickhoff 0-1) at Cincinnati (Guti- Thorbjornsen said. “Just he just played incredibly, so Toronto 10, Texas 0, 7 innings, 2nd game errez 4-3), 7:10 p.m. peted in the Mass Amateur driving the green, two-put- would have left him in con- congratulations to him.” Cleveland 4, Oakland 2 San Diego (Darvish 7-3) at Atlanta (Muller for the rst time. ting, and then having some tention, but there was only Parziale got it back within Seattle 7, L.A. Angels 4 1-2), 7:20 p.m. Milwaukee 8, Cincinnati 0 Chicago Cubs (Mills 4-2) at St. Louis “He’s a world-beater,” Par- tap-ins the next couple of so much the 2017 champion ve by driving the green on Philadelphia 4, Miami 2, 10 innings, 1st (Woodford 1-1), 8:15 p.m. ziale said of Thorbjornsen. holes just feels really good. could do to keep pace. De- the 15th. He did the same game Pittsburgh (De Jong 1-3) at Arizona (Smith San Diego 10, Washington 4, 1st game 2-6), 9:40 p.m. “He’s incredible. I met him And then birdieing the rst spite shooting 5-under-par Friday with a 3-wood but N.Y. Mets 7, Pittsburgh 6 San Francisco (Gausman 9-3) at L.A. Dodg- a few years ago. He’s a great ve, it’s just kind of tough on the rst 18, he still found decided to use his driver St. Louis 2, San Francisco 1 ers (Gonsolin 1-0), 10:10 p.m. Philadelphia 7, Miami 4, 2nd game Tuesday’s Games kid. He’s got all the talent to compete against whoever himself down by six. Of the and made the putt for his Colorado 6, L.A. Dodgers 5, 10 innings L.A. Angels at Oakland, 3:37 p.m. in the world. I’m rooting you’re playing, so I feel like four holes he did win in the lone eagle. Washington 8, San Diego 7, 2nd game Kansas City at Milwaukee, 4:10 p.m. Arizona 6, Chicago Cubs 4 Philadelphia at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. for him, and it’s his to take. that’s what really set me up match, all of them were “They had the tee back Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 7:08 p.m. Boston at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. He has a bright future if he well later on.” birdies or better. again, so I was fortunate Monday’s Games Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Minnesota (Jax 1-1) at Chicago White Sox Texas at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. keeps going at this pace.” The pair also set a torrid “I was happy with how enough to hit a good one (Lynn 9-3), 5:10 p.m., 1st game Cleveland at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Though he was facing an pace, only needing 3.5 hours I played,” said Parziale, there, and then I had a Boston (Pivetta 7-4) at Toronto (Stripling Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 3-5), 7:07 p.m. p.m. opponent from Brockton, a to play the rst 18, and cap- whose father Vic caddied good line on that and hit a Baltimore (Watkins 1-0) at Tampa Bay (Yar- Seattle at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. city known for its ghting ping off their nal 12 holes the entire week. “So, if I solid putt there,” Parziale. brough 6-3), 7:10 p.m. Miami at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Texas (Gibson 6-1) at Detroit (Mize 5-5), N.Y. Mets at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. champions, Thorbjornsen in exactly two hours. played poorly then I’d prob- At the end of the day 7:10 p.m. San Diego at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. landed some heavy punch- Errors were few and far ably feel differently, but I though, there wasn’t much Cleveland (Mejía 1-4) at Houston (Greinke Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. 8-3), 8:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. es early on. He made birdie between for Thorbjornsen. was happy with the way Parziale could do other Minnesota (Berríos 7-3) at Chicago White San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. on his rst ve holes and Other than a mis re off I played. Today is the day than tip his cap. Flawless Morikawa goes bogey free in nal round to win Open Championship

By Steve Douglas empty venue. After tapping in for par to to win two majors in so few ASSOCIATED PRESS “I hope the thing is off the win by two shots over Jor- appearances. He follows table,” Morikawa said, “that dan Spieth, he gave a st Gene Sarazen, Jones, Jack SANDWICH, England — I can play with fans and I pump before applauding Nicklaus, Seve Ballesteros, Collin Morikawa was mak- can play well on a Sunday.” the spectators. Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy ing one of the most satisfy- Fans. No fans. Parkland. Before long, he was being and Spieth in winning mul- ing walks in golf, down the Now even links. Morikawa handed the claret jug that tiple majors before turning 18th fairway as a soon-to- is the real deal, make no so many go their entire ca- 25. be British Open champion, mistake. reer without winning. He His total of 15-under 265 when he looked up at the The mature-beyond-his- gazed adoringly at it, then was a 72-hole record in 15 huge grandstand surround- years Californian closed thrust it into the air and British Opens at Royal St. ing the green. with a bogey-free, 4-under gave it a kiss. George’s. In 13 of them, the It was lled with specta- 66 at Royal St. George’s and “Those are the moments, winning score has been 5 tors, who rstly were ap- won the British Open in his the few seconds that you under or lower. plauding and soon giving debut Sunday, becoming embrace so much,” he said. “When you make history,” a standing ovation to a the rst player to capture “And you look around, every he said, “it’s hard to grasp, 24-year-old American mak- two different majors on the seat is packed. Everywhere it’s hard to really take it ing a historic start to his rst attempt. is packed with people.” in,” said Morikawa. “At 24 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS major championship career. And this time there was They were seeing a young years old, it’s so hard to So different to 11 months a crowd, at 32,000 the big- player already halfway to look back at the two short Collin Morikawa holds the claret jug on the ago, when Morikawa won gest since golf returned the career Grand Slam af- years that I have been a pro 18th green after winning the Open Champion- his rst major — the PGA following the coronavirus ter eight starts, the rst and see what I’ve done be- ship at Royal St George’s Golf Club Sunday. Championship — at an outbreak. since Bobby Jones in 1926 cause I want more.” MONDAY JULY 19, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION California fire prompts evacuations; Oregon blaze balloons By Daisy Nguyen website said several com- and ... around the state, and Gillian Flaccus munities in the area had many parts of it are much ASSOCIATED PRESS been evacuated and or- like a tinderbox.” dered all riders to clear Afternoon winds blowing SAN FRANCISCO — the area. The fire left at 20 to 30 mph fanned A rapidly growing wild- thousands of bikers and the flames as they chewed fire south of Lake Tahoe spectators stranded in the through bone-dry timber jumped a highway, prompt- small town and racing to and brush. Meteorolo- ing more evacuation orders get out. gists predicted critically and the cancellation of an Kelli Pennington and dangerous fire weather extreme bike ride through her family were camping the Sierra Nevada on Sat- through at least Monday near the town Friday so in both California and urday as critically dan- her husband could par- gerous wildfire weather southern Oregon, where ticipate in his ninth ride the largest wildfire in the loomed in the coming days. when they were told to U.S. continued to race The Tamarack Fire, leave. They had been through bone-dry forests. which was sparked by watching smoke develop The Bootleg Fire grew lightning on July 4, explod- over the course of the day, significantly overnight ed overnight and was over but were caught off guard 32 square miles as of Sat- by the fire’s quick spread. Saturday as dry and windy urday evening, according “It happened so fast,” conditions took hold in the to the Humboldt-Toiyabe Pennington said. “We left area, but containment of National Forest. The blaze our tents, hammock and the inferno more than tri- was threatening Mar- some foods, but we got most pled as firefighters began kleeville, a small town close of our things, shoved our PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to gain more control along to the California-Nevada two kids in the car and left.” Firefighters spray water from Union Pacific Railroad’s fire train while its western flank. The fire state line. It has destroyed Saturday’s ride was battling the Dixie Fire in Plumas National Forest, Calif. was still burning rapid- at least three structures, supposed to mark the ly and dangerously along authorities said, and was 40th Death Ride, which It was canceled last year ticipate in the ride, said said. “It’s part of climate its southern and eastern burning toward the Alpine attracts thousands of cy- during the coronavirus most of the cyclists he met change to a certain extent, flanks, however, and au- County Airport after jump- clists to the region each were thankful to steer it’s part of just a lot of fu- thorities expanded evac- outbreak. ing a highway. year to ride through three clear of the fire danger. els that are not burnt, the uations in a largely rural A notice posted on the mountain passes in the Paul Burgess, who drove “They just said this is humidity is low, the fuel area of lakes and wildlife 103-mile Death Ride’s so-called California Alps. from Los Angeles to par- just how it goes,” Burgess moisture levels are low, refuges.

Emergency personnel vehicles are parked near the scene where peo- ple are being treated after a chemical leak at Six Flags Hurri- cane Harbor Splashtown in Spring, Texas

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS President Joe Biden speaks with Sen. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, and other Dozens treated after chemical members of a bipartisan group of senators outside the White House in Washington. leak at Texas water park Senator: Bipartisan infrastructure (AP) — A chemical leak some of those who became “Out of an abundance of at a Houston-area water sick were children, includ- caution, the park has been park left dozens suffering ing a 3-year-old who was closed for the day.” bill loses IRS provision from minor skin irritation hospitalized in stable con- Authorities are inves- and respiratory issues dition. WASHINGTON (AP) — A without Republican votes. who skip out on income tigating the cause of the proposal to strengthen IRS “That created quite a taxes initially had poten- Saturday, authorities said. The chemicals involved incident, which they said Twenty-nine people included hypochlorite enforcement to crack down problem because the gener- tial bipartisan appeal, but was contained to one at- on tax scofflaws and help al agreement is that this is outside groups came for- were taken to local hospi- solution and 35 percent traction at the park. tals following the incident sulfuric acid, officials said. fund a nearly $1 trillion the bipartisan, negotiated ward to lambaste it as a “Grateful for the swift at Six Flags Hurricane “The safety of our guests bipartisan infrastructure infrastructure package and way to enable the IRS to action from first respond- Harbor Splashtown in and team member is al- spending is officially off the that we will stick with that,” snoop around Americans’ Spring, the Harris Coun- ways our highest priority ers today at Splashtown,” table, Republican Sen. Rob the Ohio senator said on personal finances. ty Fire Marshal’s Office and the park was immedi- Houston’s chief elected of- Portman said Sunday. CNN’s “State of the Union.” IRS Commissioner tweeted. Thirty-nine oth- ately cleared as we try to ficial, Lina Hidalgo, tweet- Portman, who is involved Portman’s announcement Charles Rettig said at a ers declined to be taken to determine a cause,” Hur- ed. “We’ve issued a closure in negotiating the bill, cit- that the IRS provision had congressional hearing in a hospital after undergo- ricane Harbor Splashtown order to investigate and ed “pushback” from fellow been removed underscores April that the national gap ing decontamination pro- spokesperson Rosie Shep- ensure the park meets all Republican lawmakers the difficulty facing the between federal taxes owed cedures. ard said in a statement, requirements before re- who dislike the idea of bipartisan group of Re- and actually collected is KPRC-TV reports that according to news outlets. opening again.” expanding the reach of publican and Democratic about $1 trillion annually, the IRS, which they have senators in finding mutu- more than double what offi- accused over the years of ally agreeable ways to pay cial government estimates unfairly targeting conser- for billions of dollars of have previously indicated. Pennsylvania election audit gets vatives. He said another new spending their White Senate Majority Leader reason the IRS provision House-backed plan calls for. Chuck Schumer is pres- GOP campaign trail embrace was shelved is that Dem- Portman said meetings suring lawmakers to reach ocrats are including a were planned Sunday to agreement this week on By Marc Levy more robust enforcement discuss alternatives to the the pair of massive domes- ASSOCIATED PRESS plan in a separate $3.5 IRS provision, which had tic spending measures, sig- trillion infrastructure bill been estimated to bring in naling Democrats’ desire to HARRISBURG, Pa. — that they intend to pass an estimated $100 billion push ahead aggressively on Former President Donald through the Senate using over 10 years. The propos- President Biden’s multi-tril- Trump’s false claims of a special budget rules and al to go after taxpayers lion-dollar agenda. stolen election have been debunked by the courts, his own Justice Department and scores of recounts. But in the battleground Local news on your doorstep state of Pennsylvania, where Trump lost by 80,000 votes eight months ago, they’re finding new signs of life. A Republican state law- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS maker, bolstered by cam- paign trail support from top State Sen. 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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Man still depends on ex-wife for everyday needs DEAR ABBY: I have just as politely. She put been with my boyfriend, Dear Abby is written by Abigail her umbrella down and “John,” for a year and a Van Buren, also known as Jeanne started lifting the blocks half. He had been di- into my car anyway! I vorced for two years after Phillips, and was founded by her said, “No need. You were a 20-year marriage when mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact sweet to offer, but I’m get- we got together. He told Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. ting my morning work- me he and his ex, “Jessi- Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. out.” She took offense and ca,” were still good snapped, “Sorry to ‘im- friends. I thought it was pose.’ I was trying to OK since they were help,” and stalked off! co-parenting their kid. I ed from high school. Am I in very good shape. I of- This happens often. have children of my own, wrong for not wanting to ten perform manual la- I feel bad after these and I understand. move forward in this re- bor jobs instead of hiring encounters. It seems I am someone or using equip- I gave up everything lationship? John doesn’t perceived as ungrateful, ment. I regard it as an and moved two hours seem to want or need me. but if I need help, I will opportunity for an extra away to move in with ask for it. How can I con- CONFUSED IN workout. Someday I may John. Then I realized he vey this more effectively, MONTANA have to take the easier was constantly talking or must I just accept the path, but not yet. help? and texting with her. DEAR CONFUSED: When people see me do Then I noticed all the To say that John is overly things that are consid- TRYING HARD IN food containers in the dependent on Jessica ered hard work, they pre- OHIO fridge were from her. It would be an understate- sume I need help. For in- made me realize how ment, and Jessica seems stance, today I bought 30 DEAR TRYING much he depends on Jes- to like it that way. You’re cement blocks to start HARD: If multiple people sica. John told me they not wrong for preferring building a wall. Several are offended when you re- divorced because they not to move forward in men asked if I needed fuse their offers of help, grew apart. this relationship; you are help. I refused politely as there may be something When we discussed it intelligent. For you to I always do, saying they wrong with the way further, John admitted he move forward, Jessica were thoughtful to offer you’re delivering your still depends on Jessica would have to step aside but I didn’t need help. message. Sometimes it for everything from din- and it appears that nei- They replied, “No prob- isn’t what we say but the ners to paying his bills ther she nor John is open lem.” words we choose or their and daily conversations. to doing that. A short time later it tone that can be off-put- They are both in relation- DEAR ABBY: I am a started raining. A woman ting. My advice is to talk ships and continue to act petite, 53-year-old wom- walked by carrying an this over with some of like this. Their “kid” is an who works out four to umbrella and offered to your friends and see how now 18 and has graduat- five times a week, so I’m help, and I responded they react. BRIDGE

Spot the spots that win tricks Today’s deal requires clear think- hand. Did the suit break 3-3? If not, ing by the declarer and includes a he must take four diamond tricks, deceptive suit combination. How which requires finding West with ex- should South plan the play in three actly king-doubleton. no-trump after West leads a spade Here, though, the clubs are 3-3. in answer to his partner’s overcall? Now three diamond tricks are suffi- When you are 4-4 in the minors cient. All plays work if the suit is 3-2. and out of range for a one-no-trump But what if it is 4-1? If East has four, opening, start with one diamond South has no chance. But what if with 12-14 points and one club with West has all four? 18-19 points. Then South should play for East to South has six top tricks: two have a singleton eight, nine or 10, spades, one diamond and three which is three times more likely than clubs. With only two spade stoppers, a singleton king. He should lead the he doesn’t have time to establish a diamond queen from his hand. After heart winner. So, he needs seven mi- West covers with the king and East nor-suit tricks. The first question is: plays the 10 under dummy’s ace, de- How many club tricks does he have? clarer continues with a low diamond That will influence how he plays the to his six. diamonds. When back in hand with the spade After winning the first trick with king, South finesses in diamonds, dummy’s spade ace, declarer should having dummy’s jack-seven over cash his three top clubs ending in West’s nine-five. MONDAY JULY 19, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS

9 p.m. HBO Catch and Kill: The Podcast Tapes This six-part series derived from journalist Ronan Patina Miller on Starz’ “Power Farrow’s hit podcast continues with a new half-hour episode called “The Assistants,” in which Rowena Chiu, a former staff member at Harvey Weinstein’s Book III: Raising Kanan” company, speaks out candidly about her experienc- By Barb Oates es with her predatory former ex-boss. Cheu says the day-to-day realities of her job compelled her and “Holy cow, we’re here,” Patina Mill- fellow assistant Zelda Perkins to make difficult deci- er enthuses. sions, and explains why she kept silent for decades. The Tony Award winner and Mad- Another episode follows. am Secretary alum (press secretary 9:01 p.m. Daisy Grant) is referencing getting DISC her turn, finally, in the engrossing Getaway Driver Power franchise, Starz’s No. 1 drama Michelle Rodriguez from the “Fast and the Furious” from Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson and movie franchise hosts this eight-episode competi- Courtney A. Kemp. tion series, joined by rally champion Wyatt Knoxx, “It’s kind of surreal. We started The series features 24 elite drivers ranging from pre-pandemic. We filmed our first drift champions to street racers to hotshot YouTube episode the end of February and we personalities who compete to prove they’ve got the got into a day of the second [and skill behind the wheel and the mental toughness then the world shut down]. So here to outrun and out-drive the competition. The rivalry we are a year and some change lat- unfolds in a massive (nearly 60 acres) compound er. To finally be finished, I won’t lie, filled with obstacles. In the premiere, “Crash and it was an incredible moment,” Miller Burn,” three competitors vie to be the wheelman in a tells. real-life high-speed chase. A fan of the crime drama, Mill- 10 p.m. er actually didn’t know where her PBS character’s story arc would fit into POV the Power universe initially. Pow- Filmmaker Michele Stephenson chronicles the frus- er (2014-20) shared the story of trating and poignant saga of some 200,000 Domin- James “Ghost” St. Patrick, a wealthy icans of Haitian descent who suddenly find them- nightclub owner who lives a double selves stripped of nationality, identity and homeland life as a drug kingpin. In Power you by a capricious ruling from the Dominican Republic met Ghost’s family, love interest and Supreme Court that stripped away their citizenship. friend-turned-rival Kanan Stark (50 That 2013 court decision uncovers the complex his- tory and present-day politics of Haiti and the Domin- Cent). Power Book II: Ghost was the ican Republic as reflected in a grassroots electoral follow-up about Ghost’s son Tariq campaign by young attorney Rosa Iris. (Michael Rainey Jr.), but Power Book 10 p.m. III, premiering Sunday, travels back ABC to 1991 and the streets of South The Celebrity Dating Game Jamaica, Queens, where viewers are Supermodel Tyson Beckford has spent a lot of time introduced to a young Kanan Stark, on fashion runways, so he asks the women what kind before he became a coldblooded, of outfit they would wear to make them feel most now-deceased criminal. Book IV and confident in this new episode. He’s looking to find V are also in the pipeline. a date with an adventurous spirit and a lively sense “I knew that it was going to be of humor. In another segment, former “Baywatch” one of the Power franchises and I star Carmen Electra puts a lot of stock in a potential knew that my character would play partner’s “vibes,” so she asks her prospective suitors a pretty important role. But initially, I him to go to college, become a CEO rounded by different people early Mays, London Brown, Mekai Cur- to describe their vibe in a single sentence. Zooey did not know that it was the Kanan and live a life that people around on. … She doesn’t want to be be- tis. Hailey Kilgore. Everyone’s doing Deschanel and Michael Bolton host. origin story of how he came to be them only dream of. “Your life is my hind a man. She is the sole bread- such phenomenal work and I am so 10 p.m. this ruthless person,” Miller explains. life. You fly, I fly,” she tells him, but winner for her family. She’s calling excited for people to see this incred- AMC “I had no idea until they said, ‘Oh, Raq’s a dreamer and Kanan isn’t the shots. She is the ultimate busi- ible group of actors and storytellers,” by the way. It’s called Raising Kanan The Beast Must Die willing to leave his mama. nesswoman, and when you meet her Miller concludes. “It’s really a bless- and it’s about 50 Cent. His charac- “We deal a lot with reaping what she has this desire and drive to be Tracking down the man that she is almost convinced ing to be able to come to work and was responsible for the death of her son, the increas- ter’s backstory.’” you sow. That’s the overarching the biggest and the best.” work with people who are killing it.” ingly obsessed Frances (Cush Jumbo) embarks on Miller plays Kanan’s mother Ra- theme of our show,” Miller says. For Miller the opportunity to work a complicated scheme to insinuate herself into his quel “Raq” Thomas, a cocaine dis- “She’s been in this game a long on a show that celebrated diversity Fans of the franchise know how home as she plots her revenge in the new “Episode tributor who is running a serious time. She’s had two incredible loves and do fantastic work was truly a Kanan’s story ended — Book III tells 2.” Meanwhile, struggling to deal with his own PTSD, game, while trying to raise her son of her life, both who showed her the blessing. you how it all started. And if you’re DI Strangeways (Billy Howle) takes a closer look at (who she had at just 15). Raq has game. She’s super tough. She’s had “I am having the time of my life new to the franchise, it’s an equally the investigation. Jared Harris also stars. big dreams for Kanan. She wants to learn on the fly, as she was sur- working with Omar Epps, Malcolm fine place to start.

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By Andrew Meldrum the country achieved ma- tice. ASSOCIATED PRESS jority rule democracy in “They’ll be arrested, all 1994. The unrest hit the those who are behind this JOHANNESBURG — KwaZulu-Natal province, damage,” he vowed stern- South Africa’s leader went which is Zuma’s home ly. “We are going to make to Johannesburg’s Soweto area, and Gauteng, South sure that they are arrest- township Sunday to view Africa’s most populous ed and sent to prison for a badly damaged shopping province, which includes long time.” centers where people were Johannesburg, the coun- He thanked law-abiding trampled to death in riot- try’s largest city. Trucks South Africans for stand- ing sparked by the impris- were burned, strategic ing together against the onment of former Presi- highways blocked and dent Jacob Zuma. lawlessness. thousands of rioters ran- “We shall never be de- President Cyril Rama- sacked malls and shop- phosa toured the Ndofaya feated because a united ping centers in the two people will never be de- Mall in the Meadowlands provinces. feated,” said Ramaphosa, part of Soweto, where at In the eastern port of to cheers from a small least 10 people died in the Durban, rioters attacked group that had gathered. ransacking. industrial areas, where South Africa’s unrest they emptied warehouses “Whether they like it or erupted earlier this month and factories and arson- not, they’ll never defeat when Zuma began serving ists set them alight. us. We will be victorious.” a 15-month sentence for At least 212 people died Ramaphosa spoke on the contempt of court. He had in the unrest, many tram- anniversary of the birth of defied a court order to tes- pled to death when shops PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Nelson Mandela, the coun- tify at a state-backed in- were looted, said police. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, on a visit to Soweto, South try’s first Black president, quiry investigating allega- More than 2,500 people Africa. whose election in 1994 tions of corruption while have been arrested for marked the end of South he was president from theft and vandalism. there. valuable lessons. The most ing to clear up the debris, Africa’s brutal apartheid 2009 to 2018. Looking at the shat- “We are all really con- important lesson is, in the Ramaphosa, speaking in regime of white-minority The protests quickly tered glass entrance to a cerned about what hap- end, that we must tighten the Zulu language, reiter- rule. To honor Mandela, escalated to a weeklong cellphone shop Sunday in pened here,” Ramaphosa up our security forces.” ated his pledge that those many South Africans on spree of violence, South Soweto, Ramaphosa was said. “But we are also Thanking the communi- who plotted the rioting Sunday did acts of com- Africa’s worst rioting since told several people died saying we have learned ty volunteer groups help- would be brought to jus- munity service.

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By Sylvia Hui and Urooba Jamal ASSOCIATED PRESS LONDON — Sparkling wine, confetti, a midnight countdown: It’s not New Year’s Eve, but it might as well be for England’s clubbers. After 17 months of empty dance  oors, the country’s nightclubs are reopening with a bang. Beginning Monday, face masks will no longer be legally required, and with FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS social distancing rules shelved, there will be no German Chancellor Angela Merkel, rear third left, and the Governor of more limits on people at- the German state of Rhineland-Palatinate, Malu Dreyer, rear fth left, tending theater perfor- are seen on a bridge in Schuld, western Germany, during their visit in mances or big events. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the  ood-ravaged areas to survey the damage and meet survivors. Public health of cials fear the celebrations could Members of staff at The Piano Works club in Far- trigger a major hangover, ringdon, London prepare for its reopening as Merkel tours ‘surreal’ ood as more social mixing part of the relaxation of COVID-19 restrictions. drives up Britain’s al- ready-surging coronavirus deeply worried about the University of Leicester. “I scene, vows aid, climate action British government’s de- think it’s really a degree of infection rates. 112. Authorities said people medium-term nancial aid cision to scrap restrictions how bad it’s going to be.” By Geir Moulson From London to Liver- ASSOCIATED PRESS are still missing and they program on Wednesday. at a time when COVID-19 Even Prime Minister pool, thousands of young fear the toll may still rise. Finance Minister Olaf cases are on a rapid up- Boris Johnson’s chief med- people plan to dance the BERLIN — German In neighboring North swing. More than 54,000 ical of cer, Chris Whitty, Scholz told the Bild am night away at “Freedom Chancellor Angela Merkel Rhine-Westphalia state, new cases were con rmed warned that “we could get Sonntag newspaper that Day” parties after mid- surveyed what she called Germany’s most populous, on Saturday, the highest into trouble again sur- more than $354 million night Sunday, when al- a “surreal, ghostly” scene 46 people were killed, in- prisingly fast.” Johnson will be needed. And he most all coronavirus re- daily number since Jan- in a devastated village on cluding four re ghters. himself played down talk said of cials must set up strictions in England are uary, although reported Sunday, pledging quick Belgium con rmed 31 of freedom and stressed a longer-term rebuilding to be scrapped. Night- virus deaths have stayed nancial aid and a re- deaths. that life wouldn’t instant- program which, from expe- clubs, which have been comparatively low so far. doubled political focus on Merkel said she came ly revert to how it was rience with previous  ood- shuttered since March Of cials have repeatedly curbing climate change away from Schuld, still 2020, can nally reopen. expressed con dence that pre-pandemic. as the death toll from ing, will be in the billions of partly strewn with rubble euros. London nightclub The the U.K.’s country’s vac- Monday de nitely won’t  oods in Western Europe and mud in bright sun- “Thankfully, Germany is Piano Works plans to kick cine rollout — 68.3 percent be business as usual for climbed above 180. shine, with “a real picture a country that can man- off its “Freedom Day” bash of adults, or just over half Johnson. The prime min- Merkel toured Schuld, of, I must say, the surreal, age this nancially,” said Sunday with a countdown of the total population, has ister and Treasury chief a village on a tight curve ghostly situation.” to midnight, when staff received two doses — will Rishi Sunak are both of the Ahr River in west- “It is shocking — I would Merkel, who is stepping members plan to cut a keep the threat to public self-isolating for 10 days ern Germany where many almost say that the Ger- down as chancellor follow- ribbon to the dance  oor health at bay. But lead- after contact with Health buildings were damaged man language barely has ing an election in Septem- and serve customers free ing international scien- Secretary Sajid Javid, or destroyed by rapid- words for the devastation ber. “Germany is a strong prosecco. tists on Friday described who tested positive for ly rising  oodwaters that has been wreaked,” country and we will stand “I think it is going to be England’s “Freedom Day” COVID-19 on Saturday Wednesday night. she said at a news confer- up to this force of nature in the most magical moment, as a threat to the whole despite being fully vacci- Although the mayor of ence in a nearby town. the short term — but also when you’ve got people world, and 1,200 scientists nated. Schuld said no one was Merkel said authorities in the medium and long who haven’t been able to backed a letter to British They are among hun- killed or injured there, will work to “set the world term, through policy that dance and sing and just medical journal The Lan- dreds of thousands of Brit- many other places weren’t right again in this beau- pays more regard to nature be normal, all rush onto cet that criticized the Con- ons who have been told to so lucky. The death toll in tiful region, step by step,” and the climate than we the  oor at midnight and servative government’s quarantine because they the Ahrweiler area, where and her Cabinet will ap- did in recent years. That get back to what we love,” decision. have been near someone Schuld is located, stood at prove an immediate and will be necessary too.” said Daisy Robb, the club’s “I can’t think of any real- who tested positive. The head of sales. istic good scenario to come situation is causing staff But while entertainment out of this strategy, I’m shortages in restaurants, businesses and ravers are afraid,” said Julian Tang, car manufacturers and jubilant, many others are a clinical virologist at the public transport.

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Aniruddha Ghosal thought of how to han- The disparity was in ASSOCIATED PRESS dle the situation globally. some ways inevitable; Instead, they jostled for wealthy nations expected a The Disney PARIS — No one dis- their own domestic use. return on their investment Dream leaves putes that the world is un- But there are more spe- of taxpayer money. But the fair. But no one expected a Port Canav- ci c reasons why vaccines scale of the inequity, the eral, Fla. on vaccine gap between the have and have not reached stockpiling of unused vac- global rich and poor that a two night the haves and have-nots. cines, the lack of a viable test sailing, was this bad, this far into COVID-19 unexpectedly global plan to solve a glob- the pandemic. also known as devastated wealthy coun- al problem has shocked a simulation Inequity is everywhere: tries rst — and some of health of cials, though it cruise. 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Am I surprised? virus rules on cruise ships cination rate just cracked 1 couldn’t compete in the No, because this is where percent on June 20. cutthroat competition to By Curt Anderson The lawsuit, champi- to the spread of the vi- we were with the HIV AP LEGAL AFFAIRS oned by Republican Gov. rus because of their close It’s like a famine in buy. Intellectual proper- pandemic. Eight years which “the richest guys ty rights vied with global WRITER Ron DeSantis, claims that quarters and frequent after therapeutics were the CDC’s multiple-step stops at foreign ports. grab the baker,” said public health for priority. available in the West, we ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Strive Masiyiwa, the Afri- Rich countries expanded process to allow cruising “The undisputed evi- did not receive them and — Pandemic restrictions from Florida is overly bur- dence shows that unreg- can Union’s envoy for vac- vaccinations to younger we lost 10 million people.” on Florida-based cruise cine acquisition. and younger people, ig- densome, harming both a ulated cruise ship oper- “It’s simple math,” he ships will remain in place multibillion-dollar indus- ations would exacerbate In fact, European and nored the repeated pleas said. “We have no access. after a federal appeals try that provides some the spread of COVID-19, American of cials deeply of health of cials to do- We have no vaccine mira- court temporarily blocked 159,000 jobs and revenue and that the harm to the involved in bankrolling nate their doses instead cle.” a previous ruling that sid- collected by the state. public that would result and distributing the vac- and debated booster shots The World Health Or- ed with a Florida lawsuit A spokeswoman for De- from such operations can- cines against coronavirus - – even as poor countries ganization has duly up- challenging the regula- Santis did not immediately not be undone,” the CDC dated its epidemic play- tions. respond Sunday to an email said in a court ling. book after every outbreak, The one-paragraph de- and a text message seeking The CDC rst  atly most recently with Ebola cision by a three-judge comment. 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Then, as often panel of the 11th U.S. Cir- attorneys for Florida urged sailing in March 2020 in in the decades before, cuit Court of Appeals was the 11th Circuit to reject response to the coronavi- an emerging illness was led at 11:50 p.m. Satur- the CDC request to keep its rus pandemic, which had largely contained to coun- day, just minutes before rules intact for now. affected passengers and tries lacking robust public a Tampa judge’s previous “The equities over- crew on numerous ships. health services, with poor ruling on the U.S. Centers whelmingly favor allow- Then the CDC on Oct. sanitation and crowded for Disease Control and ing the cruise industry to 30 of last year imposed living conditions and lim- Prevention restrictions enjoy its rst summer sea- a four-phase conditional ited travel connections. was set to take effect. son in two years while this framework it said would For years, the WHO as- The judges’ issuance of a sessed countries’ readi- Court sorts out the CDC’s allow the industry to grad- temporary stay keeps the ness for a  u pandemic: contentions on appeal,” ually resume operations if CDC regulations regard- The United States, Euro- Florida’s lawyers argued. certain thresholds were ing Florida-based cruise pean countries and even The CDC, however, said met. 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