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I wanted to pay Lynn Although there are no current live per- homage to MLT in a way that would keep formances in the theater’s 12 School St. MLT visually alive during this unusual Marblehead native and artist Jeremy Bar- home due to coronavirus restrictions, MLT period when theatres are closed,” he said By Gayla Cawley nett is preparing an art installation for ITEM STAFF is celebrating the arts and Independence in a statement provided by MLT. the facade of Marblehead Little Theatre’s Day by installing ve of Jeremy Barnett’s A Marblehead HighDEALS School graduate, LYNN — It was a day of con- rehouse theater in celebration of the arts works on its historical rehouse facade. Barnett’s entry into the backstage world tradictions on Monday, as the and of Independence Day. The ve art can- Marblehead native Barnett proposed OF THE city reached a grim milestone vases will be on display beginning July 4. the project after learning the Marble- MARBLEHEAD,$ $ A3 by surpassing 100 coronavirus DAY deaths, PG. 3 Massachusetts but re- reports 35 more ported virus deaths, A6 zero new National spotlight shines Lynn PD cases for the rst time since the outbreak be- DEALS gan. on Salem cemetery revisesOF THE Three additional deaths have been reported in Lynn $DAY$ since last Friday to bring the UsePG. 3of city’s death toll to 101, ac- cording to city data. With zero new cases on Monday, the city’s caseload Force is now 3,660, with 713 active cases — 2,847 people have recovered from the virus. Although case numbers policy have been on the decline, Lynn’s death toll continues By Gayla Cawley to rise, a development Mayor ITEM STAFF Thomas M. McGee and the city’s public health director LYNN — Mayor Thomas addressed in a joint state- M. McGee and Police Chief ment on Monday. Michael Mageary announced “The deaths of 100 Lynn Monday that the Lynn Police residents due to COVID-19 Department’s use-of-force is a tragic milestone. Our policy has been revised to thoughts are with all those align with recommendations who have lost loved ones to from Campaign Zero. this terrible virus. Today Campaign Zero is an Amer- serves as a sobering remind- ican police-reform campaign er that COVID-19 is still tak- proposed by activists asso- ing its toll on our community. ciated with the Black Lives “Everyone must contin- Matter movement. The ue to do their part, wearing By Anne Marie Tobin signi cance, including the three re- A European group’s recommendations masks and practicing social ITEM STAFF lated to the 1692 witch trials (Broad Beech tree tow- are outlined on a website distancing, to prevent fur- Street, Howard Street and Charter ers near a pond that was launched in August ther spread of COVID-19 SALEM — The City of Salem is 2015. Street). at Greenlawn and keep the City of Lynn steeped in history, attracting more Revisions to the depart- But it’s Greenlawn Cemetery that is Cemetery in healthy,” the statement said. than one million visitors annually ment’s use-of-force policy in- in the national spotlight these days. Salem. The vast majority of vi- from all over the world who come to clude restrictions on choke- Greenlawn, built in 1807 and listed rus fatalities have been el- the city to see the sights. holds and strangleholds, a in the National Register of Histor- ITEM PHOTO | derly residents, with 83 of From the month-long Haunted Hap- requirement for of cers to ic Places in 2015, is home to the F. SPENSER HASAK the city’s deaths occurring penings Halloween celebration and give a verbal warning before among people aged 60 and Salem Willows Park, to its many at- Carroll Sargent Arboretum. The ar- any level of force, and addi- older. Another nine deaths tractions, museums and tours, the city boretum recently learned that it was tional de-escalation training have been residents between is a favorite among families and lovers approved for Level 1 accreditation by on an annual basis, accord- the ages of 51 and 60, accord- of the occult alike. In normal times, The ArbNet Arboretum Accreditation ing to McGee’s of ce. ing to data compiled by the visitors pour more than $100 million Program and The Morton Arboretum “The widespread call for mayor’s of ce. on average each year into the econo- for “achieving standards of profession- police reforms and account- Only two people under the my. al practices deemed important for ar- ability has resonated in the age of 40 have died from the One of the city’s best-kept secrets boreta and botanic gardens.” City of Lynn,” said McGee are its cemeteries. Salem is home to COVID, A3 CEMETERY, A3 in a statement. “Over the several burial grounds of historical last several weeks, Chief Mageary and I have met to discuss and review the LPD’s Use of Force Policy, which re- Retired Lynn eld High teacher sulted in several changes. “This is a positive step in the right direction. Mean- is a student for a lifetime ingful change will require dif cult conversations and By Alex Ross teacher who has never stopped learning. thoughtful, concrete action. FOR THE ITEM Struzziero retired this past month after I look forward to respect- a quiet but storied career in education. fully listening to my fellow LYNNFIELD — Ernestine Struzziero To do one thing for more than half of your Lynners as we have the im- likes her peach tea iced and unsweet- life seems unnatural — unless, of course, portant discussions that will ened. The preference is tting. you love it with your entire ve-foot be- inform how we progress as a After 47 years of dictating lab report ing. community.” write-ups, she is straight to the point: “You know, they ask me how I did this ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO A review of the depart- “I’ve never been good at expounding,” for so long,” she said, shrugging. “And ment’s policy, which adheres she said. The truth is regular iced tea it’s just my passion. Forty-seven years. I Biology teacher Ernestine Struzziero is to the state’s Municipal Police would just be too boring for the mush- the only teacher at Lynn eld High School room-hunting, hometown-team-rooting STRUZZIERO, A2 who is retiring this year. PD, A3

Saugus Zooms in Opinion Swampscott seeking Krause: Rest easy, on Town Meeting Woo Woo. A4 Civil Service study members Lynn By Steve Krause posal that passed overwhelm- Shooting victim’s By David McLellan should be removed from civil ITEM STAFF ingly. family fundraising ITEM STAFF service. “Let’s hope,” said Town Mod- for funeral. A5 Civil service is a system ad- SAUGUS — After readjusting erator Steve Doherty, “that next SWAMPSCOTT — Members ministered by the state’s Human its usual Town Meeting format year this pandemic is behind LOOK! for a Civil Service Study Com- Resources Division that handles due to the COVID-19 virus, Sau- us, and that we can meet under Marblehead Rotary mittee are being sought by the the testing of job applicants and gus TM members began sifting more normal circumstances. inducts Arthur Schwartz town, with meetings set to start employees seeking promotion through a 14-item warrant Mon- “I applaud the selectmen for as president. A8 in July. in towns that use the system. day night at Town Hall. putting the health of the people  The committee members will In Swampscott, both the police Before they could get to work in the town ahead of nances,” Peabody’s Millard study the Massachusetts Civ- and re departments use civil on the warrant, however, mem- he said, noting that as of Mon- named a class of 2020 il Service system and make a service. If the chiefs of those de- bers had to approve a motion to day night, roughly two percent Commonwealth recommendation at the next partments were removed from conduct business via Zoom, as Heroine. A8 town meeting on whether or not opposed to in person — a pro- SAUGUS, A2 the town’s police and re chiefs SWAMPSCOTT, A2

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 68° VOL. 141, ISSUE 169 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 63° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 COMICS ...... B4 BUSINESS ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 2020 OBITUARIES Winds of change: Mississippi Arthur K. Smith

SWAMPSCOTT — Arthur K. rebel-themed ag fading away (“Kevin”) Smith, longtime resi- dent of Swampscott and Lynn, JACKSON, Miss. (AP) died peacefully on June 24, — The Mississippi  ag is 2020 after a long hospital- fading from public display ization due to complications in many places, even be- from heart disease. fore the governor signs a The son of Arthur K. Smith bill that will retire the last and Eileen M. (Feeney) Smith, state banner in the U.S. he was the beloved husband that includes the Confed- for 50 years of Marcia A. erate battle emblem. (Gaudet) Smith, originally from A broad coalition of leg- Nahant. Arthur at work, and islators passed the land- Kevin to his friends, he grew mark bill Sunday after up in Swampscott with his old- a weekend of emotional er brother Leonard and sister debate. On Monday, a Maura. He proudly attended St. sibling, father, grandfather U.S.  ag  uttered outside John’s Prep in Danvers (Class and friend. He leaves be- the state Supreme Court of ’54) and the College of the hind his beloved wife Marcia; building and a pole for the Holy Cross (Class of ’58). He his sons Neil and Mark; his state  ag stood vacant. was beyond proud that his two daughters-in-law Jennifer and Several local governments also furled the 126-year- sons followed in his footsteps Kathleen; his grandchildren old state banner. at The Prep. Elinor, Audrey and Henry of “In the middle of a pan- Upon graduating from Holy Hingham and Aidan, Finian, demic, we — the legisla- Cross, he spent two years in Mia and Mark Jr. of Danvers; the U.S. Army and then em- tors of the state of Mis- his sister Maura Emery; and sissippi — decided that it barked on his long career with countless nieces, nephews, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the Gillette Company. His work was past time to remove in-laws and friends. the  ag,” Democratic City of Tupelo Community Outreach Coordinator Marcus Gary takes for Gillette over more than 38 Service information: A state Rep. Oscar Denton down the State Flag of Mississippi that ew over the City Hall of Tupelo years took him to San Diego, funeral Mass will be held London, and many years at the of Vicksburg said Monday one last time Monday. on Wednesday, July 1, 2020 as he stood on the Capitol company’s headquarters in at 11:30 a.m. in Our Lady Boston. He was a longstand- steps with other Legisla- some wept with happiness political power that Afri- in recent years because of of The Assumption Church, tive Black Caucus mem- after legislators voted to can Americans had gained the Confederate image. ing member of Our Lady of the Lynn eld. Burial will fol- Assumption Parish, serving as bers. change the  ag. Senators after the Civil War. The Several Black legisla- low in St. Joseph Cemetery. on opposite sides of the is- Ku Klux Klan and other a lector, member of the parish Widespread protests in tors, and a few white ones, Relatives and friends are the past month have fo- sue embraced. hate groups have used the have pushed for decades council and senior altar server. respectfully invited. Visiting cused attention on racial Republican Gov. Tate rebel emblem, and critics to change the  ag. After He joined St. John the Evange- hours will be held on Tues- injustice in the U.S., and Reeves is expected to sign have said for generations a white gunman killed list in Swampscott after mov- day from 4-7 p.m. in the Mississippi came under the  ag bill this week, that it’s wrong for a state Black worshippers at a ing there in 2013, but kept his SOLIMINE Funeral Home, 67 increasing pressure to and the banner will be re- with a 38 percent Black South Carolina church in ties to OLA. In his later years, Ocean St. (Route 1A), Lynn. surrender the  ag that moved from state law. It population to have the im- 2015, Mississippi’s Repub- he joined the Knights of Co- Adhering to the guidelines of has the Confederate em- still  ew Monday on two age on its  ag. lican speaker of the House, lumbus and earned the rank the Commonwealth of Mas- blem — a red eld topped poles atop the Capitol, sig- In a 2001 statewide Philip Gunn, said his own of 4th Degree Knight. sachusetts and the CDC, vis- by a blue X with 13 white naling that the House and election, Mississippi vot- religious faith compelled He loved to travel, and he itation will be limited to 40 stars. Senate were working. ers chose to keep the  ag, him to say that Mississip- and Marcia spent their gold- family members and friends. A few supporters of the White supremacist legis- with supporters saying pi must purge the Confed- en years happily traveling the Directions and guestbook at  ag marched outside the lators put the Confederate they see it as a symbol of erate symbol from its  ag. world. He was an avid albeit www.solimine.com. Mississippi Capitol with it emblem on the upper-left heritage. But, a growing Until recently, though, mediocre golfer, but greatly Saturday and Sunday. In- corner of the Mississip- number of cities and all the  ag issue was broadly enjoyed playing with friends side the building, dozens pi  ag in 1894, as white the state’s public univer- considered too volatile for and grandchildren. Above all, of spectators cheered and people were squelching sities have abandoned it legislators to touch. he was a devoted husband, Swampscott seeking Civil Service study members

Saugus Zooms in SWAMPSCOTT the next town meeting, [email protected]. leaving civil service for From A1 which is expected to be in Proponents of removing the town’s police and re September. the chiefs from civil ser- chiefs. on Town Meeting civil service, Swampscott If interested, residents vice, including the chiefs “We believe this is the would no longer follow the should submit an “expres- themselves and Town Ad- rst step in attempting SAUGUS cumstances any easier. system’s laws, which cur- sion of interest, including ministrator Sean Fitzger- to remove the entire de- rently restrict the town to your contact information, ald, say leaving the sys- From A1 “I’d rather be meeting in partments from civil ser- person,” he said. either hiring chiefs from a brief statement on why tem would allow the town vice,” the letter reads. of the town’s population Crabtree said that his within its current police you are interested in tak- to broaden its applicant “We want the town to be had been infected with the priority would be to take and re ranks, or hiring ing part in this study com- pool — up to 75 applicants aware of this rushed vote virus. care of some of the issues sitting chiefs in other com- mittee, and provide any instead of three or four — and to be aware that this After a short report surrounding the current munities. speci c background or when hiring the next po- change is not welcomed by the Finance Commit- budget and then delve The committee’s forma- experience that you would lice or re chief. Neither by the Swampscott re- tee, Town Manager Scott into Fiscal 2021. tion comes in the wake of like the Select Board to sitting chief has made an ghters on the basis that Crabtree spoke via Zoom “We have similar issues a June 22 town meeting take into consideration,” announcement about re- it will cost the town more to the members. (as other towns) in not be- article asking residents to according to a statement tirement, but Madigan is money, change the com- “These are very chal- ing able to clearly predict remove the town’s police from the Swampscott Se- set to reach the state-man- munity-oriented culture, lenging times for us, as a what our revenues will be and re chiefs from the lect Board. dated retirement age of 65 it will discourage and op- nancial team, trying to coming into the next year.” state-run civil service sys- The study committee will next year. pose veterans coming out predict, or trying to fore- Crabtree said the town tem. The article was sup- include ve voting mem- Opponents, however, of service looking for em- cast, what our revenues was “fortunate” to have ported by some, including bers, including one mem- say the system protects ployment, and lead to po- are going to look like a $9 million stabilization the sitting Police Chief ber jointly appointed by against nepotism, because tential nepotism.” going into Fiscal 2021,” fund “but I’d caution that Ron Madigan and Fire the police and re unions, it is run by the state, and Both Madigan and Ar- Crabtree said. “This is gure allows us to have a Chief Graham Archer, but one member appointed by that using civil service cher have consistently more challenging than it’s Double-A-Plus bond rating. opposed by others, includ- the select board, and three costs the town less money said leaving civil service ever been.” “We have to have a plan ing the local re ghters town meeting members when making hires be- does not mean internal Crabtree said that there to replenish moneys that union. Ultimately, a vote appointed by the town cause the town does not candidates will not be is no historical data to may be taken out.” was postponed after an moderator, who is current- have to have its own hir- considered as future chief compare the circumstanc- He also said that there is amendment was passed ly Michael McClung. ing process and personnel. hires. es behind the pandemic still much work to be done that called for the creation The deadline to apply is The Swampscott Fire- with, or to get any per- before the town can set a of the Civil Service Study Friday, July 10, at noon. ghters Union sent a let- David McLellan can be spective on it. tax rate. Committee to research the Expressions of interest ter to residents prior to reached at dmclellan@ “We’ve talked to the “I think we’re going to topic and give a report at should be emailed to af- town meeting opposing itemlive.com. state, auditors and man- have to move cautiously,” agers and administrators he said. “We are certainly from other communities, concerned from the point Retired Lynn eld High teacher is a student for a lifetime and we’re trying to gure of view of nances and out how to navigate, mov- revenues.” STRUZZIERO docrine system and the Retiring in the middle of a courses for senior citizens ing forward,” he said. For more on Monday From A1 cardiovascular system. global pandemic, howev- to audit, she said, and, as Crabtree acknowledged night’ Town Meeting, see But I would’ve still taught er, remains less than ideal someone who has always that meeting in an online Wednesday’s Item and vis- couldn’t have done it if I it anyway because it’s im- even for the most inquisi- found herself drawn to forum didn’t make the cir- it itemlive.com didn’t love it.” portant. I always taught tive of science teachers. the law, she also hopes to Before she graduated more of what I thought Like Struzziero, Lynn- check out the programs from Northeastern Uni- was important than I did eld School Superinten- at Massachusetts Law IN MEMORIAM SUBSCRIBE versity, Struzziero rst to the (AP) test,” she said, dent Jane Tremblay, who School in Andover. DEREK WARNER worked as a co-op at La- sipping her peach tea. is also stepping down, Even in retirement, she JUNE 30, 2020 hey Health back when it No matter what she knows what it’s like to ON HIS 50TH BIRTHDAY says she will continue to Happy 50th Birthday was located on Boston’s taught, all Struzziero ever retire in these uncertain learn. And in life, she will We Miss and Love Bay State Road. She then asked of her students was times. continue to teach — even you so much. worked at Boston Chil- “your best effort.” Grant- “It’s so hard because you Party with the angels in Heaven. when she doesn’t realize it. God may have your soul Call dren’s Hospital as a bac- ed, the labs were long and just don’t have the clo- “You know, you don’t But I will always have your heart. 781-593-7700 ext. 2 teriologist clinician, where the exams were hard, and sure and experience you always have to be the ‘A Say hi to Brother Dana and Aunt Judy she discovered she had a Love you forever, to set up your home to be 17 and enrolled in a thought you would have, so student.’ If you have that subscripton. Ma, Andy, Troy, Andy, and Jayden knack for teaching. college-level course that I know it’s been a struggle passion and work hard, She handled the “agar was taught by someone at times,” said Tremblay. you can do anything,” she plates” (petri dishes) and who could run intellectual “Ernestine is a dedicated said, waving one hand in “gram staining” (distin- circles around most col- and caring educator who the air as she threw away guishing between two lege professors, “your best made a difference every her empty peach tea with Selling a house? different types of bacte- effort” was no small ask. day in the lives of our stu- the other. ria), and she even “taught Still, for someone who dents at LHS. She will be Buying a house? “And don’t let anybody some of the doctors” along believes in the value of a truly missed when we open Find out what properties the way, she said. If she handwritten card — “It’s our doors in September.” tell you you can’t.” taught them anything like a lost art,” Struzziero said Though she has her part- recently sold in your area. she taught her AP Biolo- — teaching her students time job of 20 years at Pier gy students, those doctors through a screen for the 1 Imports to tide her over 781-593-7700 Check out will still remember the rst time in her nal year until the fall, Struzziero Publishing Daily, except Sundays lessons they learned from was, to say the least, a knows her new reality has USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 the Real Estate page her, too. challenge. yet to set in. Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA Struzziero spent 17 of “(Remote learning) was “I’m very loyal. I tend to and additional of ces. in Saturday’s paper. Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item her 47 years in education very one-sided,” she said. nd the things I like and Subscriptions in the Lynn eld High “You know when the stick to them. But I think Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States School science depart- screen goes black they’re I’m still processing, and it $30.00 for 4 weeks ment. She taught chemis- all just lying in bed, so I will really hit me in Sep- $95.00 for 13 weeks $185.00 for 26 weeks try and biology, everything would nd myself yelling tember,” she said. $340.00 for 1 year from the periodic table to into the void, ‘Is anybody Struzziero imagines she Send payment to and POSTMASTER, the human body. out there? Can you hear will continue to nd her- send address changes to: “They revised the course me? Are you in space?’” self in a classroom — even The Daily Item (AP Bio) again,” she said. She chuckled once more if it’s not her own. Local 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 “They got rid of the ner- — there is rarely anything colleges such as Endi- Lynn, MA 01903 vous system and the en- she isn’t a good sport about. cott and Merrimack offer TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Lynn PD revises Use of Force policy New COVID high

PD in a statement. under MPTC guidelines. The joint announcement From A1 The following revisions Training of cers in for the policy revisions and low in Lynn have been implemented de-escalation: This is al- comes at a time when the Training Committee and formalized in the Lynn ready included in recruits’ Lynn Police Department guidelines, showed that Police Department’s use- training and in the MPTC has launched an internal COVID cases and an additional the current rules and of-force policy, which be- use-of-force model in the investigation following From A1 death on Monday, to bring procedures had already came effective on June 18: department’s use-of-force the arrests of three black its totals to 1,813 cases and included many of the rec- Of cer’s duty to inter- policy. Going forward, of - men on Brightwood Ter- virus, one of whom was be- 84 deaths — 1,506 people ommendations from Cam- vene: should they observe cers will receive addition- race on June 15. tween the ages of 21 and have died from the virus, ac- paign Zero, according to a situation in which they al de-escalation training The three men are call- 30. Seven residents be- cording to the city website. McGee’s of ce. perceive more than the annually, as required by ing for what they consid- tween the ages of 41 and Swampscott reported The goal of the policy necessary force being de- the MPTC. er unlawful charges to be 50 have died, according to one new case to bring its is to provide guidance to ployed by a fellow of cer. Requiring of cers to use dropped. They claim they city data. caseload to 129. Eight peo- of cers that they should Requiring of cers to give a use-of-force continuum: were “unlawfully arrest- Elsewhere, the death ple have died. only use the least amount a verbal warning before starting with nonlethal ed, assaulted, and falsely toll in Peabody also con- Numbers remained the of force that is reasonable any level of force: provided or less lethal strategies, charged” by Lynn Police of- tinues to climb. same in Lynn eld (98 cas- and necessary, according they have the opportunity which is an existing policy. cers who were sent to in- Peabody reported three es, 11 deaths) and Nahant to McGee’s of ce. to do so. This was already Requiring of cers to ex- vestigate a noise complaint new virus deaths since (42 cases, six deaths) on “The Lynn Police De- a standard practice that is haust all reasonable alter- at one of their homes. last Friday, bringing the Monday. partment has thoroughly now of cially in writing. natives before using dead- After the investigation city’s death toll to 164, ac- Marblehead (228 cases, embraced the six pillars of Restricting chokeholds: ly force: This is an existing began, a Lynn Police of - cording to Health Director 30 deaths) and Saugus the principles embodied in The use of chokeholds or policy based on the MPTC cer voluntarily resigned Sharon Cameron. (556 cases, 35 deaths) did the nal report of the 2015 strangleholds is not in- use of force guidelines. from the force, according Five new cases were re- not release updated num- President Obama Task cluded in the training of Comprehensive reporting to a department state- ported in Peabody over bers on Monday. Force on 21st Century Po- Lynn Police of cers due of both actual and threat- ment. the weekend, to bring its licing, and remains com- to the risk of serious in- ened use of force: All of cers Hundreds of people caseload to 1,057, and 821 Gayla Cawley can be mitted to professional con- jury or death. The use of are required to complete a gathered on the Lynn people have recovered, ac- reached at gcawley@item- duct, democratic policing chokeholds is strictly pro- use of force report for each Common last Friday for cording to Cameron. live.com. Follow her on and procedural justice for hibited, unless the use of instance where any level of a protest centered around Revere reported ve new Twitter @GaylaCawley. all people,” said Mageary deadly force is warranted force is used. the arrests. Marblehead theater is celebrating arts, July 4th

MARBLEHEAD curs, that is when the arts From A1 become fuel for the cre- ative spirit.” of theater was as a mem- Barnett’s installation ber of the run crew for artwork uses simple MLT’s 1992 production of shapes and bold colors to “Oliver” when he was 14 create strong, joyful feel- years old. ings. His goal is to make Since then he has been his art accessible and re- an award-winning scenic latable to all audiences. designer for theaters across The canvases for MLT the country and, as an art- are inspired by the joy of ist, has exhibited in venues summer, dedicated to the on three continents. ideas of hope and commu- Two of Barnett’s cre- nity within the context of ations will be arranged current events. on the lower left and right “They are an aggressive- of the rehouse facade — ly non-cynical response to measuring 10 feet high by these challenging times,” 30 inches wide — featur- he said. ing large organic shapes Based in Detroit as a serving as abstract sup- scenic and event design- ports for a frieze made of er, Barnett is a co-found- two canvases across the ing member of Amarant top of the wooden doors. Design Collective, a De- Another canvas — sev- troit-based installation art en feet high and 20 feet organization. He earned wide — will be displayed a master’s of ne arts in on the rehouse’s second scenic design from Boston story in a series of vibrant University and a bachelor’s ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK shapes suggesting the en- of ne arts in drama from ergy of summer, reworks, Carnegie Mellon Universi- The F. Carroll Sargent Arboretum at Greenlawn Cemetery in Salem has been awarded Level 1 ice cream sprinkles and ty. He studied photography Accreditation by The ArbNet Arboretum Accreditation Program and The Morton Arboretum. bursting bottles of cham- at Pittsburgh Filmmakers pagne. Institute and at Studio Art “If people cannot gather Centers International in National spotlight shines on Salem cemetery inside MLT’s Firehouse Florence, Italy. Theatre, then let its ex- Barnett is planning a CEMETERY Salem maintain, beautify conducted eldwork in the retum features many va- terior offer the inspira- follow-up project that will From A1 and restore this beauti- cemetery. Students collect- rieties of trees and shrubs tion and joy that its per- invite Marblehead chil- ful, historic, arboretum ed data on 25 of the hun- from all over North Amer- formances have provided dren to create their own “As a historic public- cemetery gem and Salem dreds of varieties of tree ica, China, Japan, Europe, for so long,” Barnett said. smaller canvases that will ly-owned arboretum, treasure for generations species found within the Manchuria, Siberia and “History tells us that be sewn together to re- accreditation opens up to come.” arboretum and studied Korea. Notable specimens when the unexpected oc- place his original work. access to important re- The ArbNet Arboretum their natural history. include Amur Cork, Dawn sources that will support Accreditation Program is “I am very grateful to Redwood, Osage Orange, this unique collection,” the only global initiative the Friends of Greenlawn Yellowwood, and Katsura Need to find Christine Lutts, president that of cially recognizes Cemetery, Prof. Delissio Trees. an article? of Friends of Greenlawn arboreta at various levels and her students, and Delissio’s involvement Cemetery, Inc., adding of development, capacity Bob LeBlanc and his team began when she reached that resources include ac- and professionalism. The for all of their hard work out to the Friends of Subscribe to cess to funding opportu- accreditation, one of four to make this distinction Greenlawn two years ago. e-edition on nities, exchanges of seeds levels offered by ArbNet, possible,” said Mayor Kim “(After that), she came to and seedlings, and collab- now allows the Sargent Driscoll. “This accredita- oration on scienti c stud- Arboretum to be recog- tion recognizes the im- our monthly meeting and ies. nized as an accredited portant ecological and the rest is history,” said Lutts said the accred- arboretum in the Morton scienti c value of the F. Lutts. “We are continu- itation brings with it a Register of Arboreta, a da- Carroll Sargent Arbore- ing to do the inventory of designation of Green- tabase of the world’s arbo- tum and makes possible the collection of trees and lawn Cemetery as a green reta and gardens dedicat- further efforts to preserve shrubs in Greenlawn. This space, which will open ed to woody plants. and improve this remark- fall the students in Dr. many doors that will help The quest for accred- able gem in our communi- Delissio’s class will con- improve, maintain and re- itation began in 2019 ty.” rm the identi cations of store the historic property. through a collaboration The arboretum is home the trees and shrubs and “Hopefully (the cemetery among Lutts, Robert LeB- to many threatened and begin to characterize the will) have new opportuni- lanc, arborist and super- endangered species of arboretum in terms of spe- ties for green space or en- intendent of cemeteries woody plants. A Workers cies and collections of par- vironmental grants and for the City of Salem, and Progress Administration ticular interest.” funding, not just historic,” Dr. Lisa Delissio, professor project, it was created in “This is deeply meaning- Lutts said. “While rst of biology at Salem State the mid-1930s. Workers ful work,” said Delissio. and foremost, Greenlawn University. planted hundreds of la- “My students and I are ex- is a cemetery, we hope In the spring of 2019, beled trees, shrubs, and cited to be part of it.” to continue our efforts Delissio, along with sev- woody vines in the cem- The value of each coupon shown here is equal to to hold fundraisers, tree eral community members etery, creating one of the Anne Marie Tobin can be or greater than the price of the newspaper. strolls, as well as historic and students from her most diverse arboreta in reached at atobin@item- tours to help the City of upper-level botany course, Massachusetts. The Arbo- live.com. ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! If you would like to participate in LAW OFFICES OF JAMES J. 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I actually thought he Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Top 40 radio. It was prob- and Cousin Brucie (on XM Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. Monica Connell Healey ably the year the Beat- radio) were one and the W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ les invaded America — a Steve same. But Bradley is dead. P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan phenomenon that did not Krause Cousin Brucie still lives. Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman impress Evelyn and Ed Ginsburg died last week Customer Service Krause. at the age of 92. Before we Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS Rock ‘n’ roll radio didn’t got too far into the 1960s, Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 losing a little steam. Radio Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 exist in our house. I remem- was changing faster than Arnie the Woo was a relic. All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 ber those first heady days anyone could keep track, Arnie Ginsburg was not. He 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 of Beatlemania when even reinvented himself several Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 and he may have been Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 WLYN was playing songs caught in that maelstrom. times. In 1986, Ginsburg Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 by the Fabs. A week or two But I caught enough of teamed up with John H. Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 Garabedian, the jock who classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 after the first Ed Sullivan it. All the train whistles, Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 show, we had a snow day, the gags, his self-deprecat- defined WMEX long after Subscriptions The Woo had left the build- [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 and my mother tuned into ing humor (he called him- WLYN to get weather infor- self “Aching Adenoids”), ing, to introduce V66 — a Circulation mation. The station played and his distinctive voice. local music video channel. [email protected] “All My Loving,” a song she I just never got the op- It never really took off. Ext. 3 He also helped establish actually liked. portunity to actually go to Newsroom But I turned 11 that year Adventure Car Hop — the WXKS radio, which not [email protected] and one of the presents I place on Route 1 in Sau- only brought us Sunny Joe [email protected] White and Matty in the got was a transistor ra- gus that he made famous. Ext. 4 dio, and I started fiddling (If you went there, ordered Morning, but the AM ver- EDITORIAL sion, “Music of Your Life,” Sports around to see what was a Ginsburger, and then [email protected] worth listening to. That mentioned his name, you which was the only station Ext. 5 was the summer of ’64, got another one for free). It my mother listened to as when British musicians sounded like a teenager’s she got older. Retail and Online We can’t pretend Advertising were coming over here in I don’t mourn Arnie the paradise, but at age 11, I [email protected] hordes, their way paved didn’t even bother to ask Woo as much as I mourn by John, Paul, George and for permission to go. the demise of accessible ADVERTISING radio that helped escort Ringo (who turns 80 — 80 By the end of the decade, Ernie Carpenter Jr. coronavirus away him out the door. In 1968, — next week). it was gone — part of the Director of Advertising WBCN (for Boston Concert and Business Development, ext. 1355 My friend’s mother used to ever-changing landscape From the Los Angeles Times Editorial Board Network), an FM classical [email protected] take us to the miniature golf of the legendary highway. music station, switched its on the Lynnway, and it was But those were great Ralph Mitchell The U.S. stumbled badly at the beginning of the COVID-19 format to progressive rock Sales Representative, ext. 1313 there, with music amplified days, when AM radio was pandemic when it came to testing. So few test kits were and took almost all the [email protected] to high decibels, that I be- current and even hip. I’d available, officials couldn’t keep up with the infections good music with it. The AM Eric Rondeau came fascinated with mod- listen to that transistor emerging across their communities. And with no way of stations faded away until Sales Representative, ext. 1280 knowing where or how much the virus was spreading in ern music. There were three at night, when I was sup- they changed their formats. [email protected] their states, governors were forced to take drastic measures, songs I particularly liked: posed to be asleep, stick- Some, like WMEX, no lon- Patricia Whalen most notably ordering people to stay home lest individuals “Things We Said Today” by ing it under my pillow so ger exist around here. Sales Representative, ext. 1310 with the disease overwhelm the healthcare system and die the Beatles, “House of the [email protected] only I could hear it. But in the 1950s and in numbers not seen since the 1918 flu pandemic. Rising Sun” by the Animals My father didn’t want ’60s, if you were to look up BUSINESS OFFICE The devastating consequences of those decisions will re- and “Walking in the Sand” me doing that, so he’d Boston Top 40 radio per- verberate for years. And everyone agrees that we cannot by the Shangri Las. That Susan J. Conti take on the persona of a sonalities in an encyclo- Controller, ext. 1288 afford to return to such a dark time. But as COVID-19 was my soundtrack for the drill instructor doing spot pedia, Arnie the Woo’s pic- [email protected] roars back in record numbers, that’s starting to seem like a summer of ’64. checks. He’d find the radio, very real, and terrifying, possibility. ture would be there with Ted Grant And how could I go feel it to see if it was hot, So it’s bewildering that the federal government would the definition. Believe me Publisher, ext. 1234 even consider pulling funding and support for 13 federally this far without men- and then chastise me for when I tell you, it was a [email protected] financed COVID-19 testing sites in five states next week. tioning the emcee to the listening to “that garbage.” much more innocent time. Marian Kinney The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services said soundtrack: Arnie “Woo I was undeterred. Ar- Rest easy, Woo Woo. I ext. 1212 Wednesday that it was planning to do just that at the end Woo” Ginsburg. nie the Woo was on every hear a lonely train whistle [email protected] of June. Have we already forgotten the initial testing deba- Arriving, as I did, some- night, without fail, and mourning you off in the Will Kraft cle after just a few months? what late for the party I he had a pretty formi- distance. Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 The news broke about the testing sites even as a resur- probably missed the Woo dable competitor over at [email protected] gence of coronavirus cases has raised alarms across the Woo heyday. By 1964 and, WBZ, which, by then, had Steve Krause can be Paula Villacreses Southern and Western United States. On Wednesday, the especially, ’65, The Woo switched its format to rock reached at skrause@item- A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 U.S. recorded the third-highest total of new COVID-19 cases and his Night Train were ‘n’ roll, and Juicy Brucie live.com. [email protected] since the pandemic began, and several states, including Cal- Mike Shanahan ifornia, are seeing record levels of new infections. Things are Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 particularly grim in Arizona (which hosted a rally for Pres- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR [email protected] ident Trump on Tuesday in which hundreds of unmasked Carolina Trujillo people sat side by side yelling support), Florida and Texas. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Seven of the testing sites scheduled to lose funding are [email protected] in Texas, which is experiencing what Gov. Greg Abbott — Lombard says thanks Jim Wilson no coronavirus alarmist — termed a “massive outbreak of Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 COVID-19.” Things have gotten so bad there, Abbott urged [email protected] Texans to stay home. Two of those seven sites are in Hous- Dear Nahant citizens, have shown in me. Richard J. Lombard ton, where so many people infected with COVID-19 have It has been my unique As I retire, I wish all The longest-serving CIRCULATION been hospitalized that the city has almost no intensive honor and privilege to goodness and continuing Board of Selectmen mem- Lisa Mahmoud Manager, ext. 1239 care beds available for others who desperately need care. have served my home- prosperity to our beloved ber in Nahant history, The rest of the testing sites are in Colorado, Illinois, New [email protected] town all these many de- town. Richard J. Lombard re- Jersey and Pennsylvania. CUSTOMER SERVICE It should be obvious that now is not the time to hamper cades. I am truly grateful Thank you tired in June after serving testing in any way, no matter what Trump thinks about it. for the confidence you God Bless 40 years on the board. La’ Mosha Ball Customer Service, ext. 1276 At a campaign rally in Tulsa, Okla., Trump said that he had [email protected] asked aides to slow down testing to keep cases low. Later his handlers explained it as a joke, but Trump contradicted GRAPHICS them, saying “I don’t kid” — and later continued to voice his Resignation call renewed Trevor Andreozzi displeasure with testing, tweeting: “Cases up only because Designer of our big number testing. Mortality rate way down!!!” [email protected] Thank you to the Select because he supported it. race called “Swampscott’s Well, no, cases don’t go up just because you confirm their Board of Swampscott for Mr. Hause later mischar- New IDEA”. During the Ned Connors existence with a test. Not looking for cases just makes it Designer, ext. 1222 starting an important dia- acterized this proclamation discussion, Mr. Hause harder for public health officials to target resources. In [email protected] logue on June 24th regarding as “support of protesters” made some comments that fact, not testing people is a great way to ensure many more race, privilege and the very (it was not) and stated that indicated that he is learn- Mark Sutherland cases by leaving infectious but undiagnosed people out in Creative Director, ext. 1330 real experience of people of he “did not feel the time ing. However, he also made their communities. [email protected] color in our town. It was an was right”. He provided some concerning comments, Trump is not wrong about the nation’s mortality continu- important dialogue, but we no explanation as to what, including doubling down NEWSROOM ing to decline, but that’s not dispositive. It can take sever- have so much more work to exactly, the right timing on the reasons behind not al weeks for an infection to result in death, so a surge in Mike Alongi do. Some of that work needs would be to decry blatant Sports Editor, ext. 1228 confirmed cases this month could mean a surge in deaths signing the Proclamation to start with a reckoning human rights abuse. which equated decrying [email protected] next month. about who is, and who is not, Instead, on June 9th, Mr. Granted, the decision to pull funding for the testing sites the death of George Floyd Bill Brotherton fit to lead this town at this Hause wrote a letter of with somehow supporting Features Editor ext. 1338 doesn’t seem to be the result of the president’s recent com- critical juncture in history. support for the police which [email protected] plaints. Federal officials have been planning for a while looting. (This is, in itself, a I am writing today to call was featured in the Swamp- racist viewpoint.) He said he Elyse Carmosino to shift more of the cost of testing onto states and private on Don Hause to resign scott Reporter. This letter parties. Nevertheless, it highlights how the Trump adminis- would have to “re-read” the Reporter, ext. 1264 his position on the Select of support was apropos Proclamation before signing [email protected] tration has continually failed to lead during the pandemic, Board. Mr. Hause has been of nothing — no one had it, meaning he has taken no Gayla Cawley leaving states largely on their own to protect their residents. at the center of an important accused the Swampscott What the federal and state governments should be doing time in the past three weeks Reporter, ext. 1236 conversation Swampscott. Police of anything and, [email protected] is investing more dollars — millions, if not billions, more — to look at it again, despite It is clear by some of his again, our Chief supported it being at the center of this into testing, tracing and isolation programs, while also put- recent statements and his the town’s proclamation Cheryl Charles ting into place a national pandemic strategy that moves away controversy. News Editor, ext. 1278 attendance at the forum that and anti-racism efforts. Mr. These are not the actions [email protected] from trying to stamp out COVID-19 outbreaks after they flare he is at the beginning of an Hause has not once publicly of a public official who is up and instead seeks to prevent individual infections from anti-racism journey. This is denounced Mr. Floyd’s mur- Olivia Falcigno ready to take full account- Photographer, ext.1224 blossoming into large-scale outbreaks in the first place. That an important place to be. I der. According to his letter, ability for his actions. This [email protected] way we might be able to get ahead of the virus until there’s a want to be clear that this is support for Black Lives is lack of accountability is the vaccine and better treatments widely available. not a question of anyone’s simply rhetoric — and he Spenser Hasak Yes, it will be expensive, but continuing to lose the fight most disqualifying element Photographer, ext. 1332 right to hold whatever views urged our community not to [email protected] against COVID-19 costs orders of magnitude more in eco- they want in this country or get caught up in it. of Mr. Hause’s behavior and nomic activity and in lives. More than 45 million Ameri- the need for people to have On June 11th, Mr. Hause his presence on a Select Thor Jourgensen cans have lost their jobs during the pandemic and more space to learn and grow. This went to Mission on the Bay Board that claims to care Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] than 120,000 Americans have died from COVID-19. And is a question of who is fit to and we all know the kinds of deeply about resolving racial we know testing pays off. The countries that have con- lead our town. things he is alleged to have inequality undermines the Daniel Kane tained their own coronavirus outbreaks, such as New Zea- I want to review what Mr. said. Mr. Hause took almost integrity of the Board itself. Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 land, Iceland and South Korea, were aggressive and stra- Hause has done — and not two full weeks to address Mr. Hause, a petition [email protected] tegic on testing, tracing and isolating in a way in which the done — that has led me to the community in a public to recall your seat has Steve Krause U.S. has not been. believe he needs to va- forum. Mr. Hause has found been submitted. I ask that Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 Indeed, instead of pulling back on testing, the nation cate his seat on the Select the time to call into a sports instead of taking up the [email protected] needs to double down on it. This is how we beat the “invisi- Board. radio program and draft town’s valuable resources David McLellan ble enemy,” of which the president speaks. Not by covering On June 3rd, at the Select posts on Social Media, largely in running a recall cam- Reporter, ext. 1317 our eyes and pretending it isn’t there. Board meeting, Mr. Hause painting himself as the vic- paign, you step down. Your [email protected] refused to take part in a tim. He has made little effort ongoing learning about Anne Marie Tobin CORRECTION conversation with local pro- to directly connect with the racism in America can and Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 test organizers or take part community. All the while, he hopefully will continue, but [email protected] in the drafting/signing of complains about the lack of not while you hold the keys Ryan York Swampscott Select Board member Don Hause did the proclamation condemn- open, back and forth conver- to our town. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 speak during the Select Board’s June 24 meeting, in ing the murder of George sation while he himself is the Thank you. [email protected] which there was a discussion about civil discourse Floyd, a proclamation our reason we hadn’t had one. TECHNOLOGY among town officials. It was previously incorrectly re- Chief of Police specifically The June 24th forum was Corona Pritchard, ported that he did not speak. asked to be able to sign a facilitated dialogue on Citizen of Swampscott Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE Lynn shooting victim’s family All address information, particu- A report of a motor vehicle Vandalism larly arrests, reflect police records. In crash at 2:24 p.m. Sunday the event of a perceived inaccuracy, at Flagship Motors at 385 N A report of motor vehicle fundraising for funeral Broadway. vandalism at 6:56 p.m. Satur- it is the sole responsibility of the con- day at 38 County St. Damage the Essex County District don’t have a specific num- cerned party to contact the relevant Complaints to the front undercarriage and By Gayla Cawley police department and have the de- left wind guard was reported. ITEM STAFF Attorney’s office, the Es- ber since there are five partment issue a notice of correction A report of a disturbance at sex State Police Detective children ranging from dif- LYNN — The family of Unit and Lynn Police. ferent ages. Their mother to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- 7:05 p.m. Friday at 1 Upton SAUGUS a Lynn man who died af- Following Eam’s death, is a stay-at-home mom, ifications will not be made without Lane; at 10:07 p.m. Friday at 7 ter he was shot on Boston Daventry Court; at 10:41 p.m. his cousin, Phallika Mon, and Raoul was the sole express notice of change from the Arrest Street last Wednesday Friday at Lynnfield High School set up a GoFundMe page provider for the family. arresting police department. night is raising funds for on behalf of his wife and Without him, there is no at 275 Essex St.; at 11:17 Jeffrey Cutler, 38, of 4 his funeral expenses. p.m. Saturday at 7 Spearfields Spring St., Woburn, was arrest- five children with the aim income.” Raoul Eam, 38, died of collecting donations to Eam worked for Greater LYNN Lane; at 7:41 a.m. Sunday at ed and charged with OUI-li- from his injuries last Fri- Boston Clear Water Company quor, possession of an open pay for funeral expenses. Lynn Senior Services and day morning at Massa- As of Monday, the family Arrests at 165 Lowell St. container of alcohol in a motor was adored by his family, chusetts General Hospi- has exceeded its $15,000 vehicle, and tampering or de- which is still “shaken” by tal, according to the Essex goal, but Mon is encour- Darian Almonte, 22, of 299 Fire struction of evidence at 3:14 his death, Mon said. Lynnfield St., was arrested on County District Attorney’s aging people to continue p.m. Sunday. “He was friendly toward a courtesy booking at 6:40 A report of a mulch fire at office. donating, as the funds will everyone,” said Mon. “His Eam had been trans- p.m. Saturday. 7:52 p.m. Friday at Eastern Accidents also go toward college tu- kids loved and adored Giovanni Echevarria, of 78 Bank at 45 Salem St. ported to Mass General af- ition for Eam’s children. him. He was always there Collins St., was arrested on a A report of a motor vehicle ter Lynn Police found him His oldest son recent- for them.” warrant charge of malicious MARBLEHEAD hit and run crash at 4:10 p.m. suffering from a gunshot ly graduated from Lynn To donate visit the go- wanton property defacement Friday at 4 Lincoln Court. wound at the intersection Classical High School and fundme page “In Memory at 8:41 a.m. Monday. Complaints A two-car crash was report- of Gardner and Boston another son will be a se- of Raoul Eam.” Kristopher Foley, 32, of 803 ed at 3:14 p.m. Sunday at streets shortly before 8 nior in the fall, according Manner Road, Beverly, was ar- A naked homeless man was 285 Main St. and 172 Lynn p.m. Wednesday. to Mon. Gayla Cawley can be rested and charged with Class reportedly sunning himself at Fells Parkway. Jeffrey Cutler, No arrests have been “Any amount from the reached at gcawley@item- A drug possession, Class C 9:55 a.m. Sunday on Ocean 38, of Woburn was arrested for made, and the matter is public would tremendous- live.com. Follow her on drug possession and Class E Avenue. Police could not lo- OUI-liquor (see arrests). under investigation by ly help,” said Mon. “We Twitter @GaylaCawley. drug possession at 2:54 a.m. cate anyone in the area and Monday. spoke to a few people who Assaults Christopher Hill, 32, of 9 reported they had not seen Summit St., Apt. 1, Glouces- anything either. A report of an assault and ter, was arrested and charged battery at 9:35 a.m. Sunday at with trespassing at 7:27 p.m. Vandalism Walmart at 770 Broadway. Sunday. Julie Miranda, 37, of 137 A report of vandalism at Complaints Broad St., was arrested and 8:40 a.m. Sunday on Mugford charged with trespassing at Street. A caller reported he has A report of suspicious activ- 6:48 p.m. Sunday. a video of a man vandalizing a ity at 8:03 p.m. Friday at Mal- Yunior Taveras, 29, of 64 “Black Lives Matter” sign that den Anglers at 227 Main St. A Franklin St., was arrested and was in front of the church. caller reported someone had charged with trespassing at broken into the property that 7:14 p.m. Sunday. PEABODY morning. Anna Todd-Herrick, 24, of 18 Lander St., was arrested Arrest Theft and charged with trespassing at 7:02 p.m. Sunday. Valerie Rae Melendez, 31, A report of a motor vehicle of 10 Longview Way, Apt. B, theft at 9:26 a.m. Friday at Accidents was arrested and charged with Saugus Mobile Home Park at OUI liquor, child endangerment 846 Broadway. A stolen moped A report of a motor vehicle was reported. while OUI, unlicensed opera- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS crash with personal injury at tion of a motor vehicle, leaving A motor vehicle theft was 1:53 p.m. Sunday at Wash- the scene of property damage reported at 9:38 a.m. Friday George Floyd’s aunt Angela Harrelson of Minneapolis, left, and his uncle ington Street and Western and negligent operation of a at U-Haul of Boston at 66 Selwyn Jones of Gettysburg, S.D., speak to members of the media outside Avenue; at 1:58 p.m. Monday motor vehicle at 6:23 p.m. Broadway. Police reported the of the Hennepin County Public Safety Facility Monday morning in Min- at Boston and Washington Sunday. U-Haul truck was located and neapolis. streets. the manager was contacted. A report of a motor vehicle Accidents A report of a motor vehicle crash at 3:40 p.m. Sunday at theft at 11:55 a.m. Friday at Judge warns of possible move 780 Lynnway; at 4:17 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle 146 Main St. Sunday at 8 Howard St.; at crash at 5:49 p.m. Friday at A report of a larceny at 4:32 p.m. Sunday at Green 2 Violet Road and 82 Ando- 9:30 a.m. Sunday at Macy’s and Union streets; at 5:57 ver St.; at 8:40 p.m. Friday at at Square One Mall at 1201 of trial in George Floyd death p.m. Sunday at 14 Deer Park; Pete’s A Place at 19A Central Broadway. A woman report- at 12:01 a.m. Monday at 50 St.; at 9:07 a.m. Saturday at ed her Macy’s card was used By Steve Karnowski pressed his knee against expects motions to be filed Lynnway; at 9:17 a.m. Monday 296 Lynn St.; at 3:01 p.m. fraudulently to purchase ASSOCIATED PRESS the handcuffed 46-year- to separate their trials. If at Bennett and Commercial Saturday at 101 Washington $2,097 worth of merchandise. old Black man’s neck for they’re tried separately, MINNEAPOLIS — A nearly eight minutes. The those still in custody — streets; at 2:15 p.m. Monday St.; at 6:02 p.m. Sunday at Minnesota judge on Mon- at 792 Western Ave. Boston Children’s Hospital at Vandalism officers were responding currently Chauvin and day warned that he’s like- to a call about a man try- Thao — would most like- 10 Centennial Drive. A car into ly to move the trials of Theft a pole was reported. A report of vandalism at 1:05 ing to pass a counterfeit ly go first. The next court p.m. Saturday at Dick’s Sport- four former police officers $20 bill at a nearby store. date is Sept. 11. A report of a motor vehicle charged in George Floyd’s A report of a larceny at 7:50 hit and run crash at 6:23 p.m. ing Goods at 1201 Broadway. Floyd’s death sparked pro- The defendants have not p.m. Sunday at PriceRite at A caller reported her car’s tires death out of Minneapolis tests around the world. entered pleas. Chauvin’s Sunday at 190 Lynn St. and if public officials, attor- 395 Lynnway; at 8:16 p.m. 2 Longview Way. Valerie Rae were slashed in the parking lot. Thao’s attorney, Robert attorney has not com- Sunday at Walmart at 780 Lyn- neys and family members Paule, cited remarks from mented publicly on the Melendez, 31, of Peabody, was don’t stop speaking out nway; at 2:04 p.m. Monday at arrested (see arrests). SWAMPSCOTT a variety of public officials charges, while Lane’s and 12 Maplewood Road. about the case. saying they thought the Kueng’s attorneys have A motor vehicle hit and run Hennepin County Judge crash was reported at 8:03 Complaints officers were guilty, in- sought to minimize their Vandalism Peter Cahill stopped cluding President Donald clients’ roles and deflect p.m. Sunday at 2 Demoree short of issuing a gag or- Terrace. A report of suspicious ac- Trump, Attorney General blame to the more senior A report of motor vehicle tivity at 6:07 p.m. Friday at 8 der against attorneys on Keith Ellison and Mayor Chauvin in Floyd’s death. both sides, but he said he vandalism at 3:42 p.m. Sun- Theft Humphrey St. A caller request- Jacob Frey. Kueng’s attorney said day at 110 Franklin St.; at ed police check his residence likely will if public state- Police Chief Medaria Ar- in a court filing Monday 2:01 a.m. Monday at 49 Cam- A report of a larceny at 5:10 because someone had told ments continue that make radondo has called Floyd’s that he intends to plead den St.; at 10:04 a.m. Monday p.m. Friday at Mobile Estates him there were two males it hard to find an impar- death “murder” and said not guilty and that he will at 47 Hanover St. at 286 Newbury St. A caller rummaging around his porch. tial jury. Cahill said that Chauvin knew what he argue it was self-defense, A report of vandalism at reported her mail was stolen There was no one home at the would also make him was doing because of his a reasonable use of force 12:23 p.m. Monday at 2 Lafay- from her home. An officer re- time. likely to grant a change- training. Gov. Tim Walz and an authorized use of ette Park. covered the mail. A report of suspicious ac- of-venue motion if one is and Frey have also called force. A larceny was reported at tivity at 1:25 p.m. Sunday at filed, as he anticipates. it murder. Chauvin remains in cus- LYNNFIELD 9:05 a.m. Saturday at 1 Drake Salem Five at 440 Paradise “The court is not going Cahill asked Assistant tody on $1 million bail Way. A caller reported a tire Road; at 2:16 p.m. Sunday at to be happy about hearing Attorney General Mat- and Thao is being held on Accidents was stolen off of her vehicle. 55 Atlantic Ave. comments on these three thew Frank to use his in- $750,000 bail. Lane and areas: merits, evidence fluence to keep public offi- Kueng are free on bond. and guilt or innocence,” cials silent, warning that Cahill rejected a defense Cahill said. if they continue to discuss request to reconsider his POLICE BRIEFS It was the second pre- it publicly, he likely would earlier decision to prohibit trial hearing for the offi- “have to pull (the trials) cameras in the courtroom Man charged with killing The men had been investigation. cers, who were fired after out of Hennepin County during pretrial proceed- roommate held without bail roommates about a year, Floyd’s May 25 death. Der- and they need to be aware ings. Defense attorneys police said. Springfield shooting ek Chauvin, 44, is charged of that.” But he also made asked for the cameras, WOONSOCKET, R.I. No motive was dis- victim identified as with second-degree mur- it clear that he wants de- saying it would help bal- — A Rhode Island man closed. der and other counts, fense attorneys and Floyd ance what the public has charged with fatally The killing was the sec- 37-year-old woman while Thomas Lane, 37, J. family members to stay heard about the case, but ond homicide in the city shooting his roommate SPRINGFIELD (AP) Kueng, 26, and Tou Thao, out of the press, too. prosecutors objected. The this month. 34, are charged with aid- Cahill set a March 8 tri- was held without bail at — Authorities on Mon- judge has not ruled on ing and abetting Chauvin. al date for the former of- whether to allow cameras his arraignment Monday. day identified the victim Man pulled from pool Floyd died after Chau- ficers if they are tried to- for the trial itself, but has Paul Raposo, 26, of of a fatal shooting in Woonsocket, faces several vin, a white police officer, gether, though he said he said he is open to it. at Warwick home dies Springfield last week as a charges including first-de- 37-year-old city woman. gree domestic violence WARWICK, R.I. (AP) — Tamara Clark was shot murder in connection A 74-year-old man pulled late Friday night, accord- ‘Enough’: 1 killed in shooting with the death last Friday from a pool over the ing to a statement from of Derek Desjardin. weekend has died, author- Raposo did not enter ities in Rhode Island say. the office of Hampden in Seattle’s protest zone pleas and was referred Emergency personnel District Attorney Anthony Gulluni. to the public defender’s responded to a home in SEATTLE (AP) — A Best said. zone about 3 a.m. Monday, officer, according to online Warwick at about 2:30 Police responding to 16-year-old boy was killed “Enough is enough,” just before the shooting, a court records. p.m. Sunday after a an alert from the city’s and and a younger teen- Best told reporters. “We police statement said. The 30-year-old victim family member found the automated gunfire sound ager was wounded early need to be able to get back Callers to 911 said sev- was found dead in his victim at the bottom of detection system just Monday in Seattle’s “occu- into the area.” eral people fired shots apartment of multiple the pool, Warwick police after 11 p.m. found the pied” protest zone — the Demonstrators have occu- into the vehicle. Police gunshot wounds at about said. victim. second deadly shooting in pied several blocks around said that two people who 8:15 a.m. Friday after Life-saving measures Police said a man who the area that local officials the Seattle Police Depart- were probably the occu- coworkers became con- were performed at the was also shot suffered have vowed to change af- ment’s East Precinct and pants of the vehicle were cerned when he did not scene before the man was injuries not considered ter business complaints a park for about two weeks transported to a local hos- show up for his landscap- taken to Kent Hospital life threatening. and criticism from Presi- after police abandoned the pital. ing job, Woonsocket Chief where he was later pro- Clark was taken dent Donald Trump. precinct following standoffs The 16-year-old was Thomas Oates said. nounced dead. The man to Baystate Medical The violence that came and clashes with protesters pronounced dead at Har- Raposo was found at may have had some sort Center where she was just over a week after calling for racial justice and borview Medical Center, an area park about two of medical emergency, pronounced dead early another shooting in the an end to police brutality. police said. The second vic- hours later, police said. authorities said. Saturday morning. zone left one person dead Witnesses reported see- tim, a 14-year-old boy, was He was in possession of a The victim’s name has The investigation is on- and another wounded was ing a white Jeep SUV near hospitalized with gunshot loaded 9 mm pistol, Oates not been made public and going and no arrests have “dangerous and unaccept- one of the makeshift bar- injuries. He was reported said. the death remains under been announced. able” police Chief Carmen riers around the protest in critical condition. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 2020 Voting bill pending; 35 more COVID-19 deaths By Steve LeBlanc workers as it eyes reopen- cemeteries in Agawam and and Mark Pratt ing in July. Winchendon again start- ASSOCIATED PRESS Encore Boston Harbor ing Friday, according to a in Everett will have about statement Monday from BOSTON — A commit- 700 workers on staff, but the state Department of tee made up of members of about 3,000 workers and Veterans’ Services. the Massachusetts House managers will have to be The services were and Senate has agreed furloughed, Wynn Resorts paused March 17 because on a final compromise bill said Monday. of the coronavirus pan- aimed at safeguarding The casino in late May demic. elections during the coro- furloughed about 10 per- The services will be lim- navirus pandemic. cent of its full-time staff ited to 10 family members Backers said Monday the and stopped paying about or fewer, and face cover- bill’s goal is to expand vot- 850 part-time workers. ings will be required in er access and safety during The Las Vegas-based the remaining 2020 elec- the chapel, where seats company said the worker will be spaced 6 feet apart. tions, including the Sept. 1, furloughs are “very diffi- state primary and Nov. 3, HEALTH BOARD vs cult decisions” that will SELECT BOARD general election. remain in effect “until The latest version of the The Board of Health in a business demand dictates small Massachusetts town bill resolves differences their return.” between earlier House is at odds with the Select Massachusetts three Board over the decision to and Senate versions. casinos — Encore, MGM hold an Independence Day The bill — if approved — PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Springfield, and Plain- celebration. would for the first time in ridge Park — have been A woman walks in the rain in Lawrence. The three-member state history give all eligi- closed since March 15. North Brookfield Board ble residents the opportu- The facilities are expect- another 35 COVID-19-re- day. es to help cover an antic- of Selectmen voted unan- nity to vote early in both ed to be allowed to reopen lated deaths Monday, Patients requiring intu- ipated shortfall of about imously to create the the state primary and gen- as part of Gov. Baker’s bringing the total number bation fell from 81 on Sun- $264 million in the fiscal July 4 event two weeks eral election while also let- of confirmed and probable day to 79 on Monday. year starting July 1. third phase of restarting ting residents vote by mail the local economy, which after hundreds of people deaths since the beginning The number of the Even with those efforts, attended a Black Lives and expanding absentee the university still faces a could start around July 6. of the pandemic to 8,095. deaths at long-term care Matter protest in town, ballot access. There were about 100 homes rose to 5,111 — or $96 million hole, he wrote, Encore says it plans to according to The Telegram All registered voters in newly confirmed cases of more than 63 percent of and the future remains reopen gambling areas, & Gazette. Massachusetts would re- COVID-19, the disease all deaths in Massachu- uncertain. dining establishments The three-member ceive applications in the caused by the coronavi- setts attributed to the dis- “The deposits for almost and hotel rooms with ca- mail to vote early. rus, reported Monday — ease. all our undergraduate pacity limits and other re- Health Board called the Cities and towns would bringing the total number UNIVERSITY and graduate programs strictions to limit spread celebration, which will also be required to take a of confirmed and prob- LAYOFFS are strong; however, there of the virus. feature a parade, beer gar- public vote and provide 20 able cases to more than Boston University is is enormous uncertainty MILITARY BURIAL den, and children’s events, days notice before chang- 108,700 in Massachusetts. planning to lay off or fur- about whether these stu- SERVICES irresponsible. ing the location of a poll- The number of those hos- lough up to 250 workers dents can and will attend,” Two state-run veterans’ Selectmen Chairman ing place. pitalized with COVID-19 as it grapples with an esti- he wrote. “This is especial- cemeteries in Massachu- Dale Kiley, a retired state The House and Senate ticked up to 762 compared mated $96 million budget ly true for our interna- setts are scheduled to re- police lieutenant and at- must take a final vote on to the 748 reported Sun- gap due to the pandemic. tional students for whom sume full burial services torney, said he believes the compromise bill before day. University President obtaining visas is not yet this week. fears of COVID-19 have it can be sent to Republi- The number of Robert Brown wrote in a possible.” Military committal ser- been overblown. can Gov. Charlie Baker. COVID-19 patients in letter to faculty and staff CASINO STAFF CUTS vices, which include the There have been 16 con- VIRUS BY THE intensive care also rose that the university has The lone resort casino folding of the flag, the firmed cases of COVID-19 NUMBERS slightly to 138 compared dipped into its reserves in the Boston-area is fur- playing of Taps, and a gun in the town of fewer than Massachusetts reported to the 134 reported Sun- and other financial sourc- loughing thousands more salute, can be held at the 5,000 residents. Serious coronavirus-linked condition hit 285 U.S. children By Lindsey Tanner rope, where it was first children may have symp- ASSOCIATED PRESS reported, about 1,000 chil- toms resembling Kawasa- dren worldwide have been ki disease, a rare condi- At least 285 U.S. children affected, a journal editori- tion in children that can have developed a serious al said. cause swelling and heart inflammatory condition The federal Centers for problems. linked to the coronavirus Disease Control and Pre- At least 35 states have and while most recovered, vention’s case definition had cases, and they seem the potential for long-term includes current or recent to crop up a few weeks or permanent damage is after local COVID-19 ac- unknown, two new studies COVID-19 infection or exposure to the virus; a tivity peaks, said Dr. Adri- suggest. enne Randolph of Boston The papers, published fever of at least 100.4 for at least 24 hours; severe Children’s Hospital. She online Monday in the is a lead researcher for New England Journal of illness requiring hospi- talization; inflammatory a multistate study that Medicine, provide the full- includes CDC scientists. est report yet on the con- markers in blood tests, and evidence of problems The second paper involved dition. 99 children in New York The condition is known affecting at least two or- gans that could include state, where the first U.S. as multisystem inflamma- cases occurred. the heart, kidneys, lungs, tory syndrome in children. Combined, the papers skin or other nervous sys- It is considered uncom- show 285 cases from tem. mon and deaths are rare; March thru mid to late Digestive symptoms in- six children died among May but Randolph said the 285 in the new studies. cluding nausea and diar- additional U.S. children Including cases in Eu- rhea are common. Some have been diagnosed in June. Most had current or re- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cent COVID-19 infections A woman speaks to a person in a vehicle stranded in water on a flooded but had previously been street in Norwood. healthy. About 80 percent of chil- dren in the multistate Floods force temporary hospital closure study had heart-related problems, which included ASSOCIATED PRESS About 20 people were in Needham or Attleboro. coronary aneurysms — a evacuated from the inten- Thunderstorms and bulge in a heart artery NORWOOD — Flooding sive care unit at about 7:30 heavy rain that moved that can be fatal. and a power outage caused p.m. Sunday, according to across the region Sunday “Those need to be fol- by torrential downpours a statement Monday from afternoon overwhelmed lowed up,” Randolph said. forced the temporary clo- Norwood fire Chief George area storm drains, Nor- “This is a life-threatening sure of a Massachusetts Morrice. wood officials said. The concern for a lot of pa- hospital on Monday, offi- An additional 60 to 70 flooding caused what offi- tients.’’ cials said. patients were evacuated cials described as an “elec- Most affected children About 90 patients were at around 10 p.m. trical issue” that caused had no other health condi- evacuated from Norwood The power outage also the outage. tion but about 30 percent Hospital on Sunday, and forced the closure of the Norwood got nearly 6 were obese. The condition 30 to 40 additional pa- hospital’s emergency inches of rain on Sunday, also appears to dispropor- tients were being moved room. Several cars were according to the National tionately affect Latino and Monday to other facilities. nearly submerged in a Weather Service. Black children and boys. No injuries were reported. hospital parking lot. The storms that also The average age was “Everyone is safe, and Hospital officials urged brought hail caused flood- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 8 years old. Researchers our teams did an amazing people experiencing an ing and brought down tree These spherical coronavirus particles are from don’t know if adults can job,” hospital President Sal emergency to call an am- limbs and power lines the first U.S. case of COVID-19. be affected. Perla told WCVB-TV said. bulance or go to hospitals across the region. Cape Cod officials warning of great white shark activity ahead of the Fourth of July

ASSOCIATED PRESS swimmers. waist deep water where shark population, mean- Officials in Orleans also possible and avoid areas while, say they’ll boost WELLFLEET — Cape have documented at least where sharks have been their efforts to help protect Cod’s beaches and towns two shark attacks on seals previously spotted as they swimmers this summer. may be quieter because of in recent days, the Cape weigh a range of respons- More pilots have volun- the coronavirus pandemic, Cod Times reports. es to protect beachgoers teered to radio in shark but officials are reminding And Gregory Skomal, a and preserve the region’s sightings as they fly over visitors ahead of the July prominent shark scientist tourist economy. the peninsula, said Heath- Fourth holiday that the with the state Division of Great whites have been er Doyle, co-founder of famous Massachusetts Marine Fisheries, says he coming to the Cape in Cape Cod Ocean Commu- destination remains a tagged three great whites greater numbers each nity, a local group that popular getaway for oth- circling a whale carcass summer to prey on the re- advocates for white shark er summertime travelers: earlier this month as his gion’s large seal colonies. surveillance and detection great white sharks. research team began its Most tend to favor the At- measures. Cape Cod National Sea- work for the season. lantic Ocean-facing beach- The Atlantic White shore Chief Ranger Les- The peninsula south- es where seals tend to con- Shark Conservancy, a Cha- lie Reynolds warned at a east of Boston saw two gregate, but researchers tham-based research group, news conference that the shark attacks on humans have found them off near- is also offering its Sharktiv- powerful predators are in 2018, one of them fatal. ly every part of the Cape. ity smartphone app, which FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS coming close enough to Officials have recommend- Local residents con- allows users to report and A woman walks with her dogs at Newcomb Hol- shore to be a concern for ed swimmers remain in cerned about the booming track shark sightings. low Beach in Wellfleet. TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 NATION Trump denies knowing about bounties on troops By Zeke Miller, nany said. however, it’s unknown if of the elite Naval Special James Laporta and The intelligence assess- the meetings were to dis- Warfare Development Deb Riechmann ments came amid Trump’s cuss bounties. Group, known to the pub- ASSOCIATED PRESS push to withdraw the U.S. The officials the AP lic as SEAL Team Six, from Afghanistan and spoke to said the intel- raided a Taliban outpost WASHINGTON — The suggested Russia was ligence community has and recovered roughly White House said Mon- making overtures to mili- been investigating an $500,000. The recovered day that President Donald Trump wasn’t briefed on tants as the U.S. and the April 2019 attack on an funds further solidified U.S. intelligence assess- Taliban held talks to end American convoy that the suspicions of the ments earlier this year the long-running war. The killed three U.S. Marines American intelligence that Russia secretly offered assessment was first re- after a car rigged with community that the Rus- bounties to Taliban-linked ported by The New York explosives detonated near sians had offered money militants for killing Amer- Times, then confirmed to their armored vehicles as to Taliban militants and ican troops in Afghanistan The Associated Press by they traveled back to Ba- linked associations. because the information American intelligence offi- gram Airfield, the largest One official said the ad- had not been “verified.” cials and two others with U.S. military installation ministration discussed sev- Press Secretary knowledge of the matter. in Afghanistan. eral potential responses, Kayleigh McEnany as- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS While Russian meddling Three other U.S. service but the White House has serted that intelligence White House press secretary Kayleigh McE- in Afghanistan isn’t new, members were wound- yet to authorize any step. “would not be elevated nany speaks during a press briefing at the officials said Russian op- ed in the attack, along The intelligence officials to the president until it White House. eratives became more with an Afghan contrac- told the AP that Trump was verified.” However, it aggressive in their desire tor. The Taliban claimed was briefed on the boun- is rare for intelligence to briefed on the intelligence. within the intelligence to contract with the Tali- responsibility for the ty matter earlier this be confirmed without a Eight Republican lawmak- community on these alle- ban and members of the attack on Twitter. The year; Trump denied that, shadow of doubt before it ers were in the briefing, an gations and in effect there Haqqani Network, a mil- officials the AP spoke to tweeting Sunday neither is presented to senior gov- official said, adding Dem- are dissenting opinions itant group aligned with also said they were look- he nor Vice President ernment decision-makers. ocrats were invited but from some in the intel- the Taliban in Afghanistan ing closely at insider at- Mike Pence had been McEnany added that a chose not to attend. McE- ligence community with and designated a foreign tacks — sometimes called briefed. Trump tweeted House briefing for select nany declined to say why a regards to the veracity of terrorist organization in “green-on-blue” incidents Sunday night he was just members of Congress was different standard applied what’s being reported and 2012. Russian operatives — from 2019 to determine told intelligence officials being held Monday, but to briefing lawmakers than the veracity of the under- are said to have met with if they are also linked to didn’t report the informa- she said that even then, the president. lying allegations continue Taliban leaders in Doha, Russian bounties. tion to him because they Trump still had not been “There is no consensus to be evaluated,” McE- Qatar, and Afghanistan; In early 2020, members didn’t find it credible. Site of GOP convention orders use of masks By Tamara Lush and distance.” that the head of the World numbers, both in the U.S. Emily Schmall White House spokes- Health Organization and globally, are probably ASSOCIATED PRESS woman Kayleigh McE- warned that the pandemic far higher, in part because nany said the president’s is “not even close to being of testing limitations and The city of Jacksonville, advice is to “do whatever over” and is accelerating. the large number of people Florida, where mask- your local jurisdiction re- “The worst is yet to come,” averse President Donald without symptoms. Trump plans to accept the quests of you.” said Tedros Adhanom Ghe- Places such as Texas, Republican nomination in Trump has refused to breyesu. “With this kind of Florida and California August, ordered the wear- wear a mask on recent environment and condition, are backtracking, closing ing of face coverings Mon- trips to states and busi- we fear the worst.” beaches and bars in some day, joining the list of state nesses that require them. Health authorities have cases and ordering the and local governments In recent weeks, the Re- recorded more than 10 wearing of masks. reversing course to try to publicans moved some of million confirmed infec- Elsewhere around the beat back a resurgence of the convention pageantry tions and a half-million world, India set another the coronavirus. to Jacksonville after Dem- deaths globally, includ- record with a one-day to- Less than a week after ocratic Gov. Roy Cooper of ing 2.5 million cases and tal of 20,000 newly con- Mayor Lenny Curry said North Carolina objected 126,000 lives lost in the firmed infections. Several that there would be no to the holding of a large United States. The U.S. Indian states reimposed PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gathering in Charlotte is seeing a surge in con- partial or full lockdowns mask requirement, city Terrisa Bukovinac, founder of Pro-Life San officials announced that without social-distancing firmed cases, especially in after the total number of Francisco, holds a model of a fetus as she and coverings must be worn measures. the South and West, with cases jumped by nearly in “situations where in- The Jacksonville order about 40,000 per day. 100,000 in one week to other anti-abortion protesters wait outside the dividuals cannot socially came on the same day Experts say the actual about 548,000. Supreme Court for a decision. Critics question ‘less lethal’ force by police Supreme Court strikes

By Acacia Coronado about police use of less medical workers in over a down Louisiana ASSOCIATED PRESS lethal but still dangerous dozen countries, according munitions. to Rohini Haar, an emer- AUSTIN, Texas — When “If we only talk about gency room doctor in Oak- abortion clinic law a participant at a rally in policing in terms of poli- land, Calif., and primary By Mark Sherman He did not join the opin- Austin to protest police cies and processes or the author of the 2016 Physi- ASSOCIATED PRESS ion written by Justice Ste- brutality threw a rock at a weapons that police use cians for Human Rights phen Breyer for the other line of officers in the Texas when someone dies or report. WASHINGTON — A di- liberals in Monday’s deci- capital, officers responded when they are ‘properly Ishia Lynette, a spokes- vided Supreme Court on sion, and his position left by firing beanbag rounds lethal’ and not less le- woman for the Austin Monday struck down a abortion-rights supporters — ammunition that law Louisiana law regulating thal, we’re missing a big Justice Coalition, said her more relieved than elated. enforcement deems “less abortion clinics, reassert- portion of the conversa- group had been organizing The case was the third in lethal” than bullets. ing a commitment to abor- tion,” said Josh Howell, a rally with an expected two weeks in which Rob- A beanbag cracked tion rights over fierce op- a computer science grad- 10,000 attendees, but that erts, a George W. Bush ap- 20-year-old Justin How- position from dissenting uate student at Texas was canceled after Howell pointee, joined the court’s ell’s skull and, according A&M University. conservative justices in liberals in the majority. to his family, damaged his was shot. With anger flar- the first big abortion case The Austin Police De- ing on both sides, the or- One of the earlier decisions brain. Adding to the pain, partment said in a news of the Trump era. ganization that advocates preserved the legal protec- police admit the Texas release that, before June Chief Justice John Rob- for racial justice feared tions and work authori- State University student 1, its officers used Def- erts and his four more lib- confrontations could arise. zation for 650,000 immi- wasn’t the intended tar- Tec 12-gauge beanbag eral colleagues ruled that “I feel safe in some sense, grants who were brought get. munitions on protesters. the law requiring doctors to the U.S. as children. The but it is always in the back Protesters took to the According to the manufac- who perform abortions to other extended federal of my head, the what if? streets in Austin and turer’s website, they have have admitting privileges employment-discrimina- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Other people can incite across the nation follow- a velocity of 184 mph. at nearby hospitals vio- tion protections to LGBT A beanbag fired by ing the May 25 police The growing use of less violence, whether that be lates abortion rights the Americans, a decision that killing of George Floyd police cracked Justin lethal weapons is “cause other protesters or the po- court first announced in Justice Neil Gorsuch also in Minneapolis. In some Howell’s skull and, ac- for grave concern” and lice,” Lynette said. the landmark Roe v. Wade joined and wrote. instances, police reacted cording to his family, may sometimes violate The Austin City Council decision in 1973. In dissent on Monday, with force so extreme that damaged his brain. international law, said Ag- has since begun an over- The outcome is not Justice Clarence Thomas while their intent may not nes Callamard, director of haul of the Police Depart- the last word on the de- wrote, “Today a majority tion on May 31 and was be to kill, the effects were Global Freedom of Expres- ment, banning the use of cades-long fight overof the Court perpetuates devastating. discharged Wednesday to sion at Columbia Univer- less lethal munitions and abortion with dozens of its ill-founded abortion Pressure has mounted a long-term rehabilita- sity and a U.N. adviser. tear gas in crowds par- state-imposed restric- jurisprudence by enjoin- for a change in police tac- tion facility for intensive From 1990 to 2014, pro- ticipating in free speech, tions winding their way ing a perfectly legitimate tics since Howell was in- neurological, physical and jectiles caused 53 deaths and prohibiting the use of through the courts. But state law and doing so jured. He was not accused occupational therapy. His and 300 permanent dis- chokeholds. The attack on the decision was a sur- without jurisdiction.” of any crime. He was hos- brother has questioned abilities among 1,984 se- Howell is one of more than prising defeat for abortion Trump’s two high-court pitalized in critical condi- why no one is talking rious injuries recorded by 100 under investigation. opponents, who thought picks, Gorsuch and Brett that a new conservative Kavanaugh, were in dis- majority with two of Pres- sent, along with Samuel Cities try to arrest their way out of homeless problems ident Donald Trump’s ap- Alito. The presence of the pointees on board would new justices is what had By Ryan E. Little, court costs, fines and fees trying to arrest their way Each case can cost tax- start chipping away at fueled hopes among abor- Gina Scalpone, Nick and an estimated taxpayer out of homeless problems. payers thousands of dol- abortion access. tion opponents, and fears on Mccool, Theresa tab of nearly $50,000. Cities have made it illegal lars to pay for jail, plus the The key vote belonged to the other side, that the Su- Diffendal, Zack “I don’t do it on purpose,” to ask for money or food in hours worked by police of- Roberts, who had always preme Court would be more Demars, Aneurin says Shultz, who became public places, to sleep on a ficers, prosecutors, judges voted against abortion Canham-Clyne likely to uphold restrictions. homeless sometime around park bench, in a tent or car, and other court staffers. rights before, including in The Trump administra- and Riin Aljas the beginning of 2011 but or even to stand in one place And those costs pile up be- ASSOCIATED PRESS a 2016 case in which the tion had sided with Loui- can’t remember why. “Some- too long. The laws create a cause governments haven’t court struck down a Tex- siana in urging the court FORT WALTON times I just get exhausted, cycle of arrests, hearings figured out other ways to as law that was virtual- to uphold the law. White BEACH, Fla. — In the and boom, sit down. That’s and unpaid fines that make deal with homelessness, or ly identical to the one in House Press Secretary nine years he has been it. You’re trespassing.” emerging from homeless- the alternatives they offer Louisiana. Kayleigh McEnany criti- homeless, Kenneth Shul- Police in Okaloosa ness all the more difficult. are inadequate. The chief justice ex- cized the decision. “In an tz has spent one of every County, an area with few In Eugene, Ore., which In the past, the federal plained that he continues unfortunate ruling today, three nights in jail. emergency shelters, have has one of the nation’s government has argued to think the Texas case the Supreme Court de- The 71-year-old retir- charged hundreds of home- highest rates of home- against using arrests and was wrongly decided, but valued both the health of ee has been charged with less people with thousands lessness, one of every jail to address homeless- believes it’s important for mothers and the lives of trespassing 96 times, in- of trespassing counts in four people hauled into ness. The U.S. Department the court to stand by its unborn children by gut- cluding after he fell asleep the past decade, an analy- the city’s municipal court of Justice, in a 2015 court prior decisions. ting Louisiana’s policy behind gas stations, out- sis of court data found. for non-driving offenses filing, said “criminalizing “The result in this case that required all abortion side office buildings and in Across the country, even in lacked a permanent place homelessness is both un- is controlled by our deci- procedures be performed a city park. His 1,034 days places where housing prices to live. In Boston, the un- constitutional and mis- sion four years ago inval- by individuals with admit- in jail have come with a are out of reach and shelters housed account for almost guided public policy, lead- idating a nearly identical ting privileges at a nearby crushing debt of $41,311 in are scarce, communities are one of every eight arrests. ing to worse outcomes. Texas law,” Roberts wrote. hospital,” McEnany said. A8 TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 2020 LOOK! International Asteroid Day, National Organization for Women Day, International Sailor Moon Day

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MARBLEHEAD — Ar- with the Council on Aging Marblehead Rotary school was with Arthur D. including Marblehead Lit- thur B. Schwartz is now to secure a three-month has been a focal point Little in Cambridge. tle Theatre, Marblehead the official president of supply of food provisions of Schwartz’s life since Schwartz and his wife of Bank, and the Northeast Marblehead Rotary Club. for the town’s elderly, who he joined in 2012. His 30 years, Rosann, have Badminton Association. Schwartz, who was in- may have otherwise gone interaction isn’t limited two adult children, Emily When he isn’t leading stalled June 25, had been hungry. to the time and effort and Matt. They certainly Rotary as 2020-2021 pres- the acting president since That same enthusiasm he puts into Rotary as a kept him engaged. Not ident, or working at Blue- March — one week before assures future success volunteer; he also invests only did he chaperone stone Capital, a private the COVID-19 lockdown with the initiative of in it. Rotary recognizes Emily and her teammates family real estate entity was imposed. co-sponsoring a Red Schwartz as a Paul Harris to badminton champion- in which he is principal, As acting president, Cross blood drive with Fellow; a member of the ships all over the world, he can be found entertain- Schwartz became the the Lynch/Van Otter- Paul Harris Society and a but he also became certi- ing neighbors and friends compass that guided the loo YMCA on July 19. Major Donor to the Rota- fied as an International on his front porch, along 85 members through the COURTESY PHOTO Schwartz’s efforts have ry Foundation. Umpire and National with his pups, Kiki and unchartered territories Arthur B. Schwartz enabled Rotary’s mem- Schwartz grew up in Referee. He officiated Cooper. of isolation. He took on bers to help outside of our Marblehead and is a grad- World Championship and During the summer a critical role to make offer support where it’s community too. Rotary uate of Rutgers College. Olympic qualifying tour- months, he and Rosann sure that Rotary would needed. worked with the Mar- He earned his MBA at the naments. and their dogs enjoy continue doing what it His positive attitude di- blehead Interact Club to Wharton School, Univer- Schwartz also serves spending time at Lake does best — connect with rectly enabled Rotary’s ef- fund a toilet/latrine proj- sity of Pennsylvania. His on/advises the boards of Sunapee in New Hamp- community members to forts to work successfully ect in Mewat, India. first job after graduate several organizations, shire. Local students are making the grade Julia Chen of Lynn is

Worcester Polytechnic In- of science in mechanical with distinction), Cheng- Bangor, Maine. Laro is a awarded scholarship stitute named these local stu- engineering with distinc- Te Peter Chou (master of sophomore enrolled in Hus- dents to the Dean’s List for tion) and Matthew Lib- business administration), son’s Bachelor of Science in academic excellence for the eracki (bachelor of science and Monier Ouabira (master Integrated Technology pro- from Teamsters Local 25 spring 2020 semester: Lynn’s in biomedical engineering of science in electrical and gram with a concentration Teamsters Local 25 Grace Gately (a member with high distinction), all of computer engineering), all of in software development. awarded college scholar- of the class of 2022 majoring Saugus; Walker Christie of Revere. Michael Stanley of in industrial engineering) Nahant (bachelor of science The following students Lynnfield earned academic ships worth $56,000 to and Kyle Lopez (class of in computer science with from Worcester Polytechnic honors for work completed 28 high school students 2023; robotics engineering); distinction); Matthew Jal- Institute (WPI) recently during the spring 2020 during its May virtual Peabody’s Marine Herman bert (bachelor of science in completed intense, hands- semester at Northfield membership meeting, (class of 2022 ; biology and physics with distinction) and on research projects: Mount Hermon in Gill, which included a video biotechnology) and Ray- Joseph Turcotte (bachelor Ryan Crowley of Lynn, Mass. Northfield Mount presentation honoring mond Carter (class of 2022; of science in computer sci- a member of the class of Hermon is a coeducational robotics engineering and ence with high distinction), 2021 majoring in electrical boarding and day school the college-bound seniors. mechanical engineering); both of Swampscott; Mat- and computer engineering, for students in grades Julia Chen of Lynn was Matthew Liberacki of Sau- thew Cannata (bachelor was a member of a stu- 9–12 and a postgraduate among the recipients. A gus (class of 2020; biomedical of science in biomedical engi- dent team that completed year. Founded in 1879, recent graduate of Lynn engineering and mechanical neering with distinction), a research project titled NMH engages the intellect, English High School, engineering); Paige O’Gor- Kyra Bresnahan (bachelor Creating Marketing and compassion, and talents of Julia will attend Boston man of Swampscott (class of of science in computer Promotional Materials for its students, empowering 2021; biomedical engineer- science with high distinc- Advocates of Dark Sky them to act with humanity University this fall. She ing); Dominick Gravante tion) and Demi Karavous- Preservation; Ilyas Salhi and purpose. NMH enrolls is the daughter of Hum- of Lynnfield (class of 2022; sianis (bachelor of science of Revere, a member of the 655 students from 29 states berto Chen-Arrocha, mechanical engineering); in mechanical engineering class of 2021 majoring in and 58 countries. a Teamsters Local 25 and Salem’s Thien-Kim with high distinction), all of robotics engineering and Robert Sica of Wilming- member who works for Nguyen (class of 2022; Peabody; Nicholas Coluc- computer science, was a ton has been named to the the Manfi Leasing Corp. COURTESY PHOTO biology and biotechnology), ci of Lynnfield (bachelor member of a student team President’s List at Merri- Olivia Hauber (class of of science in electrical and that completed a research mack College in North Ando- “Teamsters Local 25 Julia Chen 2021; civil engineering) and computer engineering with project titled Puerto Rico ver for the spring semester feels a deep responsibility Alec Austraw (class of 2021; high distinction); William Project Center: Analyzing with a 3.91 GPA. He is the to provide opportunities who earned scholarships mechanical engineering). Gaddis of Marblehead the Past to Inform the son of Steven and Barbara for the youth who will be are smart, engaged and Late this spring, Worces- (bachelor of science in inter- Future; Olivia Hauber Sica of Wilmington, MA and our next leaders,” said hard-working. From their ter Polytechnic Institute active media and game de- of Salem, a member of the the grandson of Barbara L. Teamsters Local 25 Pres- example we can expect celebrated the class of 2020 velopment with distinction); class of 2021 majoring in Sica of Peabody. with a socially distanced and Talal Hamza (bachelor civil engineering, was a A Business Administra- ident Sean M. O’Brien. great things from the commencement season in of science in biology and bio- member of a student team tion major with a minor in “During these uncertain future generation.” place of its traditional com- technology with distinction), that completed a research Management/Marketing & times, we cannot forget Since 2006, Teamsters mencement exercises. Local Hadi Hamdan (bachelor of project titled Exploring the Spanish, Robert will enter the importance of sup- Local 25 has awarded graduates include: Heather science in civil engineering Response to an Unprece- his junior year this fall. porting and inspiring hundreds of thousands Cummings of Lynn (master with distinction), Carla dented Pandemic. He is an active member of the next generation to of dollars in scholarship of science in aerospace engi- Duarte (bachelor of science Serena A. Laro of Merrimack’s Honors College, funds. All students are neering); Amanda Maffeo in computer science with Peabody has been named Marching Band, Jazz Band greatness. The smart- (bachelor of science in high distinction), Joshua to the President’s List for Ensemble, Pep Band and est investment we can children or grandchildren biology and biotechnology), Rondon (bachelor of science the Spring 2020 semester serves as an Admission make is to educate our of Local 25 members or Mary Cromwick (bachelor in mechanical engineering at Husson University in Ambassador. youth. These students retirees. Peabody’s Cheryl Holbert Millard named a class of 2020 Commonwealth Heroine Each year the Massa- “It truly is an honor.” shot it — be it Peabody’s Millard was nominat- that keeps a community chusetts Commission on Millard, a member of Centennial celebration, ed by Senator Joan B. together and every com- the Status of Women part- the support staff in the Peabody Police and Fire Lovely (D-Salem). munity has them.” ners with state legislators MRI department at North Department events, the “I proudly nominated This is the 17th year of to honor women who make Shore Medical Center Peabody International Cheryl Holbert Millard the commission’s Com- outstanding contributions for the past 19 years, has Festival, Veterans Day, for the 2020 Common- monwealth Heroines pro- to their organizations and been active in the Pea- Memorial Day and Fourth wealth Heroine award gram. Unfortunately, due communities through its body community for more of July celebrations, for her many outstand- to the pandemic, plans for “Commonwealth Hero- than four decades. A para- school events and other ing contributions to the a live awards ceremony ines” awards. Its rallying professional, she began nonprofit activities and Peabody community for have been scrapped. In- cry is, “They may not her civic involvement as events, just to name a few. more than four decades,” stead, there will be a vir- always make the news, but co-president of the Center “I just take pictures said Lovely. “Cheryl per- tual ceremony (date and they most assuredly make Elementary School PTO, when people ask me to sonifies heroism through time to be determined). a difference.” serving as the school’s COURTESY PHOTO help with their events her selfless passion for MCSW’s Common- Title I representative. and seem to get involved helping others and her wealth Heroines program By Anne Marie Tobin “That was absolutely Cheryl Holbert Mil- that way. It’s hard to photography that pre- states, “It is an honor for ITEM STAFF the best job I ever had,” lard, right, was nomi- think of the many people serves wonderful images us to identify extraordi- Millard said. nated to be a Common- I have met in the last 40 of Peabody for countless nary women from across PEABODY — Peabody A longtime board mem- wealth Heroine by Sen. years simply because of others to enjoy.” the Commonwealth and resident Cheryl Holbert ber for the Sutton Home Joan Lovely. the photography I do for The commission’s we sought to find ways Millard has been named for Women in downtown the city. Those opportu- website describes Com- within our capacity that to the Massachusetts Peabody, Millard also But what Millard is best nities and friendships monwealth Heroines as would still allow us to do Commission on the Status served on the board of the known for is her photog- would never have come “the women who use their so in these unprecedent- of Women’s 2020 Class of Peabody Historical Com- raphy, serving for years as my way but for that,” said time, talent, and enthu- ed times. The Common- Commonwealth Heroines. mission. She is a passion- the city’s Millard. “Honestly I have siasm to enrich the lives wealth Heroines of 2020 “When I look at the list ate member of the Garden unofficial photographer. such a long list of the of others and make a dif- are truly positive change of women who have been Club and the No Child She has lent her photo- groups I’ve worked with, ference in their neighbor- makers. They may not al- named Commonwealth Goes Hungry campaign graphic talents to well I hate to leave anyone hoods, cities, and towns. ways make the news, but Heroines, I just don’t see and has served as chair of over a hundred Peabody out. I’m just honored to They are mentors, volun- they most assuredly make myself with so many peo- the Alex Vitale Memorial events, spending count- be asked. I have a friend teers, and innovators who a difference.” ple who are so dedicated Park Committee. She also less hours publishing her who calls me the ‘memory do what needs to be done, and have done so many volunteered at St. John’s photos on social media maker’ and don’t know without expectations of Anne Marie Tobin can great things in their com- Church and as a coach for for no charge. Your name why my photos resonate recognition or gratitude. be reached at atobin@ munities,” said Millard. Peabody youth sports. it, and chances are she’s with people so much.” These women are the glue itemlive.com. 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©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 2020 Lynn’s Mike Sullivan named MIAA Baseball Official of the Year By Mike Alongi and for the development the Massachusetts Office ITEM SPORTS EDITOR of these attributes in our of Campaign and Politi- student-athletes. cal Finance, has been in- During awards season, Sullivan has all those volved in local sports for it’s not uncommon for ath- qualities in spades. He nearly 40 years. He has letes, coaches and even started umpiring in 1984 served as a coach in base- administrators to get all and quickly joined the ball, football, soccer and the shine each year, with North Shore Baseball softball at the youth level. game officials sometimes Umpires Association He is a graduate of Lynn getting the short end of (NSBUA), whose current English and was inducted the stick. But that isn’t the president -- Joe Gill -- is into the Bulldogs’ Hall of case for Lynn native Mike the one who nominated Fame back in 2013. Sullivan, who was recently Sullivan for the award. In His community involve- named the MIAA Baseball his time behind the plate, ment is just as impressive, Official of the Year. The Sullivan has officiated as Sullivan has previous- award seeks to recognize two MIAA EMass finals, ly served as secretary of and honor officials who five MIAA North section- the NSBUA, president of have displayed character, al finals and earned the the Newburyport Girls integrity and dignity, while C. Howard Smith ANEFO Basketball Association, displaying the highest Official’s Award in 2018 president of the Council standards of ethical con- for his contributions to on Governmental Ethics duct. Candidates should the profession. Outside of Laws and president of the have a record of exception- baseball, Sullivan has also Massachusetts City Clerk al performance, as well as officiated five MIAA Super Association. COURTESY PHOTO a reputation, among their Bowls -- his most recent Mike plans to continue peers and the athletic coming in 2019. his umpiring once base- Lynn native Mike Sullivan has been involved in local sports for nearly 40 community, for fair play, years and started umpiring baseball in 1984. Sullivan, who recently ball returns, whenever for good sportsmanship, retired as the director of that may be. Julie Halloran named MIAA Official of the Year for Field Hockey By Mike Alongi ficiating field hockey for From there, Halloran ITEM SPORTS EDITOR 20 years and lacrosse for moved on to Northeastern the past 16 years. In la- University on a basketball In recognition of her crosse, Halloran officiates scholarship. That wasn’t contributions to officiat- high school and college all though, as she also ing, the MIAA has named games, including games Salem native and Lynn played field hockey in her at the NCAA Division I time at Northeastern. resident Julie Halloran level. She has worked a Halloran also spent con- as the MIAA Field Hock- number of MIAA section- ey Official of the Year. The al and state final games siderable time as a suc- award seeks to recognize on the lacrosse field as cessful coach in multiple and honor officials who well. sports. She coached field have displayed charac- In field hockey, where hockey at Swampscott ter, integrity and digni- she won the award this High for 12 years start- ty, while displaying the year, Halloran has also ing in 1982, also coaching highest standards of eth- worked multiple MIAA the softball team during ical conduct. Candidates sectional finals and also a that time. She spent time should have a record of state final over the past 20 as a basketball coach at exceptional performance, years. Swampscott and Saugus as well as a reputation, But it’s not just her offi- between 1985 and 2001, among their peers and ciating experience that is earning 184 wins and the athletic communi- impressive on Halloran’s back-to-back MIAA North ty, for fair play, for good resume. Halloran was a sportsmanship, and for three-sport athlete at Sa- sectional championships the development of these lem High. Her prowess in with the Big Blue in 1997 attributes in our stu- field hockey, basketball and 1998. Halloran plans to con- dent-athletes. and softball over her four COURTESY PHOTO Halloran has been an years at Salem led her to tinue her officiating career official in multiple sports be inducted into the Salem once the games return to Julie Halloran is a former three-sport athlete at Salem High School and over the past 20 years, of- High Hall of Fame in 2011. the field. was inducted into the school’s Hall of Fame in 2011 2020 Agganis Foundation Scholarship winners named

LYNN – The Agganis Foundation has Boston. announced its 2020 scholarship recipi- In addition, there are two President’s ents; 18 student-athletes from Lynn, Bos- Scholarship recipients who will receive a ton and the North Shore who are being one-time grant of $1,000. honored for their excellence in academ- This year’s scholarship recipients are ics, athletics and community service. heading to top colleges, including Bow- While this year’s Agganis All-Star doin, Carnegie Mellon, Dartmouth, Tufts Games were canceled due to the global and Union. pandemic, the Foundation determined Some of the scholarships are named in April that the scholarship application after people who were either associated and selection process would continue. with Agganis or whose work reflected the Agganis Scholarships are awarded in Agganis Foundation’s ideals of athleti- memory of Harry Agganis, a Lynn Clas- cism and education, and who have en- sical and Boston University legend who dowed money for the grants. Costa Ferrante Gonzalez Jalal Mackey was playing for the Red Sox when he died The winner of the Greg Agganis scholar- of a pulmonary embolism in 1955. Aggan- ship, which is named for the grand-neph- is Scholarship recipients receive $1,000 ew of Harry Agganis, is Anna Maria for each of the four years they are in col- Ferrante of Lynnfield, who will attend 2020 Agganis scholarship winners lege. Carnegie Mellon. Name School College The Foundation has awarded The Edward H. Cahill Award will be Jennifer Costa Saugus UMass Amherst $2,161,000 in scholarships to 1,002 stu- given to Morgan Mackey of St. Mary’s, Tim Cronin Marblehead Bowdoin dent-athletes since 1958. who will attend UMass-Amherst. Cahill Lorainne DelRosario Salem George Washington “We are proud to keep the legacy of was the longest-serving sports editor in a-Anna Maria Ferrante Lynnfield Carnegie Mellon Harry Agganis alive through these schol- the history of the Daily Evening Item, Maxwell Gonzalez Lynn Classical Michigan arships,” said Tom Iarrobino, chair of the and his son, Edward L. Cahill, is on the y-Bogdan Ivanov Boston Latin Penn State Agganis Foundation Scholarship Com- board of directors for Essex Media Group, y-Annie Jackson Boston Latin Dartmouth mittee. which now owns The Iem. p-Adnan Jalal Lynn English Tufts “We have another outstanding group of Adnan Jalal, of Lynn English, who will Jacob Lang Lynn Classical UMass Lowell recipients this year who emerged from a attend Tufts, receives the Patrick J. Mc- pr-Matthew Leonard Lynn Classical UMass Lowell e-Morgan Mackey St. Mary’s UMass Amherst very strong pool of applicants,” Iarrobino Manus scholarship. McManus, who died y-Fiona Mannion Latin Academy Adelphi said. in 2009, was the former mayor of Lynn, pr-Madison Nerich Peabody Lasell There were more than 150 applicants and was a graduate of English and of Stella Rowley Salem Union for the Agganis Foundation scholarships Bowdoin College. Stephanie Steriti Bishop Fenwick WPI this year. Matthew Leonard of Lynn Classical Elizabeth Sykes Lynnfield UMass Amherst Six scholarships go to students living (UMass Lowell) and Madison Nerich of Zachary Westin Lynn Classical UMass Lowell or attending school in Lynn; six are for Peabody (Lasell) have been awarded the y-Kevin Zeng O’Bryant Tufts students living or attending school in President’s Scholarship. a -- Greg Agganis Scholarships Lynnfield, Marblehead, Nahant, Peabody, The Yawkey Foundation winners are e -- Edward H. Cahill Scholarship Salem, Saugus or Swampscott; and four Bogdan Ivanov, Boston Latin (Penn p - Patrick J. McManus Scholarship scholarships, sponsored by the Yawkey State), Annie Jackson, Boston Lat- y - Yawkey/Agganis Scholarships pr - President’s Scholarship Foundation, which has donated more in (Dartmouth), Fiona Mannion, Lat- Since 1955, the Agganis Foundation has awarded than $500,000 over the last 20 years, go in Academy (Adelphi) and Kevin Zeng, 1,002 scholarships totaling $2,161,000. to students living and attending school in O’Bryant (Tufts). B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 2020 New College hoops coaches will rely on experienced tranfers

ASSOCIATED PRESS to more than talent and fit with a transfer’s value. Mark Byington has spent Maturity ”comes into more than three months play with transfers,” Cor- as the men’s basketball nette said. “Those are the coach at James Madison ones you will lean heav- without being able to take ily on because they have a recruiting trip or meet proven they can make the personally with the eight jump from high school to players joining his pro- college. They can manage gram during the coronavi- their academics. They can rus pandemic. play at this level. They can But he takes some com- be competitive. They can fort in that five of the be voices. newcomers have Division “That’s proven. … And I experience. He’s hoping now we need them to be the older players provide more mature than ever some stability amid these because of what’s going on uncertain times for col- in the world and the un- lege athletics – highlight- certainty of the sport right ing the enhanced value of FILE PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS now.” transfers for the coaches That includes when The Patriots were hit with several penalties Sunday for innapropriately filming the Cincinnati who changed jobs after teams can get back to Bengals sideline during a game last year, including the loss of a 2021 third-round draft pick. last season and are trying “normal” recruiting. to build new programs. On Thursday the NCAA “We wanted to get older,” extended a dead period said Byington, who left through August for all Di- Georgia Southern for the vision I sports. Coaches Pats fined, lose draft pick for Colonial Athletic Associ- are barred from in-person ation program. “And the activities such as travel- best evaluations we could ing to meet a recruit or last season’s filming incident get during a pandemic bringing one in for an of- was watching guys who ficial visit. They’re lean- played against other Divi- ing on phone calls, text sion I players.” messages and Zoom meet- NEW YORK (AP) — Cleveland on Dec. 8 of Browns, “our failure to gland was fined $250,000 Twenty Division I pro- The New England Patri- last season. The Bengals inform the Bengals and and lost a first-round ings to communicate with grams have changed recruits, as well as re- ots have been fined $1.1 hosted the Patriots the the league was an unin- draft pick in 2007 for vio- coaches since March, when million by the NFL for following week and lost tended oversight.” lating NFL rules against turnees scattered around the pandemic shut down the country as campuses inappropriately filming 34-13. When confronted, the using video to steal sig- college and professional the Cincinnati Bengals’ When the taping be- team said the crew “im- nals in a scandal dubbed closed due to the pandem- sports as well as in-person ic. sideline during a game came known last sea- mediately turned over “Spygate.” Belichick was recruiting. Wake Forest last season. son, the team said at the all footage to the league also fined $500,000. But in many cases they is the only school from a don’t have information On Sunday, the league time a three-person crew and cooperated fully.” Spygate fueled a dis- Power Five conference to also took away a third- producing a web series At the time, Patriots trust of the Patriots that from personally evalu- do so after firing Danny ating a player’s game or round pick in the 2021 titled “Do Your Job” “in- coach Bill Belichick says persisted when the team Manning and hiring Steve draft. appropriately filmed the neither he nor his coach- was accused of illegally observing something as Forbes from East Tennes- subtle as body language. A Also, the team’s pro- field from the press box” ing staff had watched deflating the footballs see State. duction crew will not as part of a feature on any of the video footage. used in the 2015 AFC transfer, particularly from Other notable changes Division I, could offset be allowed to shoot any the scouting department. “I personally have nev- championship game. include Hall of Famer Rick games in the 2020 sea- The filming took place er viewed any video foot- The punishment by the some risk with experience. Pitino going to Iona, for- “There’s definitely a val- son. “without specific knowl- age at all, anything that NFL in that case was mer Vanderbilt and Val- ESPN first reported the edge of league rules,” the those production people also severe. Quarterback ue — if it’s the right trans- paraiso coach Bryce Drew fer, I’ll add,” said Drew, penalties. NFL spokes- statement said. have done, other than Tom Brady was suspend- moving to Grand Canyon, man Michael Signora Also, the team’s state- what’s shown on public ed four games, and the whose first class includes ex-Mississippi coach Andy Division I transfers Asb- confirmed the discipline ment last season said television or something team was fined $1 mil- Kennedy returning to his to The Associated Press. that while they were like that,” Belichick said lion and docked another jorn Midtgaard (Wichita alma mater at UAB, and State), Dima Zdor (We- The filming occurred granted credentials in December. first-round draft pick. former Michigan and Tex- at the Bengals game at for the crew from the Previously, New En- ber State) and Sean Mill- as assistant Luke Yaklich er-Moore (Oregon State). taking over at Illinois-Chi- “Some players are trans- cago. And there’s former ferring because there’s a Kentucky and Texas A&M reason they’re transfer- Pats, Newton ink one-year deal coach Billy Gillispie tak- ring and it’s not good. And ing over at Tarleton State, then there’s others where which begins the transi- they’re transferring for a tion Wednesday to Divi- fresh start and a new op- sion I. portunity.” They’ve bolstered their Wake Forest and James first recruiting classes Madison aim to take ad- with multiple transfers, vantage with five Division from Division I gradu- I transfers, while UAB and ates to junior-college ad- UIC joined Grand Canyon ditions. Some committed with three. as the NCAA considered For the Demon Dea- changing the waiver pro- cons, Forbes inherited cess to allow all Division two guards – high-scor- I athletes to transfer once ing graduate Ian DuBose without sitting out a sea- from Houston Baptist son, though that was de- and Virginia Tech’s Isaiah layed as the NCAA looks Wilkins – who commit- instead at changing legis- ted before the late-April lation by January. coaching change. He add- It remains unclear how ed UNLV graduate Jonah many transfers will get a Antonio, guard Daivien waiver to play right away Williamson after coaching or must sit out a year. him two years at ETSU That is, of course, when- and Tennessee graduate ever a season might take Jalen Johnson – who com- place as the pandemic mitted to the Buccaneers continues. It’s why ACC before following Forbes to Network analyst and for- Wake Forest. mer Notre Dame player Jordan Cornette pointed

FILE PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS Former first overall draft selection and Panthers quarterback Cam Newton will join the Patriots TODAY IN SPORTS on a one-year deal reportedly worth up to 7.5 million dollars. June 30 land Indians becomes the second 1916 — Amateur Chick Evans Jr. switch-hitter and the 20th player in BOSTON (AP) — The camp with 2019 fourth- the salary cap by releasing a shoulder injury severe- wins the U.S. Open with a record baseball history to reach 3,000 hits New England Patriots round draft choice Jar- him on March 24. ly hampered his throwing 286 total. when he singles in the sixth inning have reached an agree- rett Stidham as the heir The 31-year-old Newton in 2018; after starting 6-2, 1929 — Bobby Jones beats Al Espi- against the Minnesota Twins. Murray ment with free-agent apparent to Brady, who was the No. 1 overall pick the Panthers lost their nosa by 23 strokes in a 36-hole play- joins Pete Rose, the career hits lead- off to win the U.S. Open. er with 4,256. quarterback Cam New- led the team to six Su- in the 2011 draft after next seven games. 1962 — Murle Lindstrom wins the 2002 — Ronaldo scores both goals ton, bringing in the 2015 per Bowl championships leading Auburn to a na- Newton had surgery to U.S. Women’s Open by two strokes to lead Brazil to a 2-0 victory over NFL Most Valuable Play- since 2001 but signed with tional championship and repair a torn rotator cuff over Jo Anne Prentice and Ruth Jes- Germany for the team’s record fifth er to help the team move Tampa Bay this offsea- winning the Heisman Tro- before the 2019 season. sen. World Cup title. 1965 — The NFL grants Atlanta a 2012 — Yaroslava Shvedova of on from three-time MVP son. Stidham appeared in phy. He helped the Pan- But he injured his foot franchise. Rankin Smith Sr., an Exec- Kazakhstan becomes the first player Tom Brady, a person with three games last season, thers reach the playoffs in a brief appearance in utive Vice President of Life Insurance in a Grand Slam tournament to win knowledge of the deal told completing two passes for four times, including the the third preseason game Company of Georgia, pays $8.5 mil- every point of a set on her way to The Associated Press. 14 yards with one inter- Super Bowl in 2015. against New England; he lion for the franchise. It’s the highest beating French Open runner-up Sara price paid in league history at the Errani 6-0, 6-4 in the third round of The one-year deal is ception. The Panthers finished played only two games time. Wimbledon. worth up to $7.5 million The only other expe- 15-1 that season and last season before being 1978 — Willie McCovey becomes 2013 — Inbee Park wins the U.S. with incentives, the per- rienced quarterback on Newton won league MVP placed on injured reserve the 12th player in major league his- Women’s Open for her third straight son said, speaking on the the defending AFC East honors after throwing for with a broken bone in his tory to hit 500 home runs. major this year. Babe Zaharias is the 1991 — Wimbledon breaks 114 last player to win three straight condition of anonymity champions’ roster was 3,837 and 35 touchdowns foot. years of tradition by playing on the majors on the calendar, but that was because he was not autho- 34-year-old Brian Hoyer, and rushing for 636 yards Newton has been rehab- middle Sunday of the tournament, a in 1950 when that’s all there were. rized to discuss it publicly. who has started 38 games and 10 TDs. But he was bing ever since, posting move forced by a huge backlog of 2015 — The United States defeat A Patriots spokesman said in an 11-year career with criticized after Carolina’s several workout videos on matches caused by rain earlier in the Germany 2-0 in semifinals at Wom- week. en’s World Cup. Carli Lloyd converts the team had nothing to seven NFL teams, includ- 24-10 loss to the Denver Instagram. But because 1991 — Meg Mallon sinks a 10-foot a penalty kick for Team USA and a announce Sunday night. ing the Patriots twice. Broncos in the Super Bowl of the new coronavirus, birdie putt on the final hole to break 1-0 lead. Substitute Kelley O’Hara The signing was first re- A three-time Pro Bowl for not jumping on a loose he hasn’t had a chance to a tie with Pat Bradley and Ayako Oka- scores in the 84th minute off a Lloyd ported by ESPN. selection who was the ball late in the game and meet with other teams to moto and win the LPGA Champion- cross to seal the U.S. team’s 2-0 vic- ship. tory. “I’m as excited as I don’t league’s top player in cutting his postgame news show he’s healthy. 1994 — Diego Maradona is kicked 2016 — Coastal Carolina capitalizes know what right now!!” 2015, Newton remains conference short. In nine seasons, he has out of the World Cup by FIFA for fail- on two errors on the same play for Newton posted on Insta- the NFL’s all-time leader After missing the post- completed 2,371 passes ing a drug test following Argentina’s four unearned runs in the sixth gram. “All praise to God!! in touchdowns rushing season in 2016, the Pan- for 29,041 yards and 182 June 25 victory over Nigeria in Fox- inning, and the Chanticleers win their boro, Mass. first national championship in any Dropping content tomor- by a quarterback. He had thers returned after going touchdowns with 108 in- 1994 — Tonya Harding is stripped of sport with a 4-3 victory over Arizona row!! I hope you’re ready!! one year remaining on a 11-5 the next year, los- terceptions. He has also her national title and banned for life in Game 3 of the College World Let’sgoPats.” five-year, $103.8 million ing to the New Orleans run for 4,806 yards and 58 from the U.S. Figure Skating Associa- Series finals. The Chanticleers are The Patriots had been contract, but the Panthers Saints in the wild-card scores. tion because of her role in an attack the first program since Minnesota in on Nancy Kerrigan. 1956 to win the title in its first CWS heading to training saved $19.1 million under round. More problematic, 1995 — Eddie Murray of the Cleve- appearance. TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Dems push health care expansion through House

By Alan Fram solid GOP opposition. Re- They’ve talked ever COVID-19, the disease ASSOCIATED PRESS publicans, who’ve never since about reprising that coronavirus causes, relented since unanimous- that theme in this year’s has begun soaring anew in WASHINGTON — Dem- ly opposing former Pres- campaigns by focusing on more than half the states, ocrats pushed a package ex- ident Barack Obama’s curbing drug and health including many that re- panding “Obamacare” cov- 2010 statue, called the care costs and saying laxed restrictions on activ- erage through the House on measure a blow to the na- Republicans want to dis- ities aimed at preventing Monday, a measure that’s tion’s health care system mantle the Obama law’s the illness’ spread. The doomed to advance no fur- during a pandemic and a patient protections. Re- United States reported ther but spotlights how the political stunt. publicans have denied 38,800 newly confirmed coronavirus pandemic and “This bill attempts to that that is their goal. coronavirus infections President Donald Trump’s exploit the coronavirus Last week, the White Monday, boosting the to- efforts to obliterate that pandemic to resuscitate House made a move that tal over 2.5 million. More law have fortified health tired, partisan proposals,” Democrats say provides than 125,000 Americans care’s potency as a 2020 the White House wrote in them with fresh ammuni- have died, the highest fig- campaign issue. its statement. It said pro- tion and that even some ure in the world. While the legislation visions curbing prescrip- Republicans consider a The House bill would had no chance of surviv- tion drug costs would cut political blunder. expand tax credits for al in the Republican-led pharmaceutical company PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS It filed papers with the lower-earning Americans Senate and faced a White revenues and “undermine House Speaker Nancy Pelosi speaks at a news Supreme Court backing for paying insurance pre- House veto threat for the American innovation conference on Capitol Hill in Washington. Republican-run states’ miums, let more people good measure, Democrats the entire globe is depend- drive to have Obama’s en- qualify for subsidies and plunged ahead anyway. It ing on” by crimping their protections or being “com- crossed party lines on the tire law declared uncon- cap the portion of income joins a pile of bills they’ve research on developing plicit” in Trump’s effort to vote: Reps. Brian Fitzpat- stitutional. The increas- some consumers would compiled that highlight vaccines and treatments. dismantle it. rick, R-Pa.; Collin Peter- ingly popular statute has pay for coverage. It would their priorities on health GOP lawmakers’ votes “Make no mistake,” said son, D-Minn., and Jeff Van expanded coverage to 20 let the government nego- care, jobs, ethics and vot- against the House measure Pelosi, D-Calif. “A vote Drew, R-N.J. million Americans, and tiate with pharmaceutical ing rights, issues they in- seemed certain to pop up in against this bill is a vote Democrats used Trump’s required insurers to cover makers over drug prices, tend to wield in this year’s campaign spots this fall. In to weaken Americans’ and the GOP’s failed 2017 patients with preexisting and block low-cost plans presidential and congres- a taste of those ads, House health and financial secu- efforts to erase Obama’s conditions and include the Trump administra- sional elections. Speaker Nancy Pelosi said rity during a pandemic.” law as their chief issue in children up to age 26 un- tion has permitted that The bill cleared the Monday’s vote gave law- Three lawmakers, all the 2018 elections, helping der their parent’s policies. don’t require coverage of House by a mostly par- makers a choice between facing potentially tough them capture House con- Debate also came as people with preexisting ty-line, 234-179 vote over strengthening health care reelection fights this fall, trol by gaining 40 seats. the number of cases of conditions. Candidates push race debate into GOP districts

By Sara Burnett of the past few weeks at boost in fundraising and ly after Floyd’s death last and Casey Smith events such as the one in other engagement for can- month. In them, she spoke ASSOCIATED PRESS Columbus on Juneteenth. didates running on racial about her experience in- In communities across a justice issues, and believe tegrating a school in the COLUMBUS, Ind. — It district that is 93 percent it could help the party flip 1960s where she and oth- was a scene Jeannine Lee white, Lake has talked some Republican-held dis- er Black students weren’t Lake never would have about seeing her children tricts in November. wanted. imagined when she first pulled over by police and Polls show unusually It was the kind of fund- ran against Greg Pence, “harassed for no reason.” broad bipartisan support raising appeal that typ- Vice President Mike She has spoken the names for some change to the Pence’s brother, for a ru- ically would bring in of George Floyd, Breonna nation’s criminal justice about $1.50 for every $1 ral Indiana congressional Taylor and other Black system. But lawmakers seat two years ago: an al- a congressional campaign people killed by police, in Washington are at an spent on the ad buy. This most entirely white crowd telling crowds “we’re here impasse after far-reaching ad cost Elliott’s campaign of more than 100 people to call for change.” federal legislation passed about $2,500 and raised marching silently in the “In no way, shape or form the Democrat-led House $24,000 within one week, Pences’ hometown this is 2018 the same as the on Thursday over objec- month, offering prayers 2020 race in regard to the tions from Republicans. said Julia Ager, president for Black people killed by of Sapphire Strategies, the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS grassroots effort and the Pence voted no, saying he police and an end to sys- galvanization of the move- opposes changes to the digital firm for Elliott’s Chris Stanley, leader of The Villages Democrats temic racism. ment that is now Black qualified immunity sys- campaign. Other Black Club, shows off some of the signs available at Leading them was Lives Matter,” said Lake, tem that shields officers candidates are seeing a the Democratic Headquarters. Lake, who is in a rematch 50. “It’s just a total shift.” from liability. similar trend, she said. against Pence. She is the The reenergized move- In Arkansas, Democrat- “The environment is dif- only Black woman run- ment against racial in- ic state Sen. Joyce Elliott ferent, and that environ- ‘White power’ flare-up ning for federal office in equality has amplified the says she’s seeing new mo- ment has created a boon Indiana this fall. voices of Black candidates, mentum in her bid to un- of support,” Ager said. For in retirement haven The Democrat, who in some cases pushing seat GOP Rep. French Hill people who are tired of lost badly in 2018 and the political debate over and become the state’s inaction and want to see again faces long odds in race into Republican-lean- first Black woman elect- more Black people in Con- reveals tensions the deeply conservative ing areas. Democrats say ed to Congress. She began gress, “it seems like a clear district, has spent much they’ve seen a significant running digital ads short- place to direct money.” By Mike Schneider Most people kind of agree ASSOCIATED PRESS not to discuss politics ... and it had been accepted Some Republicans criticize Trump amid recent events THE VILLAGES, Fla. that with things being so — There has always been divisive, you don’t get into By Steve Peoples. tershot campaign message. — none — about wearing video in which a supporter a low-boil tension in The it,” said Catherine Hardy, Jonathan Lemire “He is losing,” former masks when we leave our used the white suprema- Villages retirement com- chair of the Sumter Coun- and Jill Colvin New Jersey Gov. Chris homes.” Vice President cist mantra “White power.” munity between the Re- ty Democratic Party. ASSOCIATED PRESS Christie, a Trump friend Mike Pence was pictured South Carolina Sen. Tim publican majority and the The Villages’ population and confidant, said Sun- this weekend wearing a Scott, the GOP’s sole Black much smaller cohort of of more than 120,000 resi- WASHINGTON — For day of Trump’s reelection mask and urged other senator, called Trump’s Democrats, but a veneer dents — among the fastest more than three years, prospects on ABC’s “This Americans to do the same. decision to share the video of good manners in “Flor- growing areas in the U.S. President Donald Trump Week.” “And if he doesn’t And Wyoming Rep. Liz “indefensible.” ida’s Friendliest Home- in the past decade — is instilled such fear in the change course, both in Cheney, the No. 3 Republi- Make no mistake, Trump town” mostly prevailed on about 98 percent white, ac- Republican Party’s leaders terms of the substance of can in the House, tweeted still has a tight grip on the golf courses and at bridge cording to the U.S. Census that most kept criticism of what he’s discussing and a picture of her father, for- party. And the intensify- tables. Bureau. There are more his turbulent leadership the way that he approach- mer Vice President Dick ing concerns are remark- Those tensions, though, than twice as many regis- or inconsistent politics to es the American people, Cheney, wearing a mask ably similar to those that flared two weeks ago tered Republicans as reg- themselves. then he will lose.” with the hashtag #real- emerged in 2016, when during a golf-cart pa- istered Democrats in Sum- That’s beginning to Beyond politics, Trump’s menwearmasks. Trump overcame glaring rade for President Don- ter County, where most of change. allies — even some in his At the same time, Trump personal and political li- ald Trump’s birthday in The Villages is located. Four months before vot- own administration — are has been criticized by abilities to defeat Demo- which a man shouted, The Trump parade oc- ers decide the Republi- distancing themselves some Republicans for crat Hillary Clinton. The “White Power,” when con- curred June 14 in the can president’s reelection, from his policies. inconsistent leadership splits signal that Repub- fronted by anti-Trump planned community im- some in Trump’s party are While Trump avoids during the sweeping na- licans are aware of the protesters. A video clip mediately after a vigil was daring to say the quiet part wearing a mask in public, tional protests against po- president’s weak political of that confrontation in held by an African Amer- out loud as Trump strug- Senate Majority Leader lice brutality. On Sunday, standing and may feel in- America’s largest retire- ican philanthropic group gles to navigate competing Mitch McConnell said, the president tweeted and creasingly free to break ment community was to honor Floyd and the national crises and a scat- “We must have no stigma subsequently deleted a from him as voting nears. tweeted approvingly by Black Lives Matter move- Trump last weekend and ment. Most of the attend- then taken down. ees at the vigil had left Social media platforms face reckoning over hate speech Some residents say by the start of the Trump they’ve never seen any- parade, although a white By Tali Arbel and ported President-Donald thing like the politically woman wearing “Black Barbara Ortutay Trump as part of a crack- inspired hostilities that Lives Matter” on her shirt ASSOCIATED PRESS down on hate speech. Also on Monday, live-stream- have surfaced over the shouted profanities at the For years, social media past several months. Trump supporters as they ing site Twitch, which is platforms have fueled owned by Amazon, tempo- “It’s like a powder keg drove by in golf carts. A political polarization here,” said resident Alan rarily suspended Trump’s man driving by in a golf and hosted an explosion Stone. “And Trump is just campaign account for vio- car responded by shout- of hate speech. Now, with stirring the pot.” lating its hateful conduct ing, “White Power,” a rac- four months until the In the past, when con- rules. ist slogan associated with U.S. presidential election flicting political viewswhite supremacists. YouTube, meanwhile, and the country’s divi- came up in The Villages, “Most people, up until banned several prominent sions reaching a boiling residents said it was best now, even if people felt white nationalist figures point, these companies to say, “I disagree,” and that way, it was socially from its platform, includ- quickly change the topic. unacceptable to voice it,” are upping their game ing Stefan Molyneux, But the emphasis on good Hardy said of the man’s against bigotry and David Duke and Richard manners has been tested remark. “The difference threats of violence. Spencer. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS What’s not yet clear is like never before in recent is under Trump, you can Social media companies, Patagonia is the latest brand to announce an whether this action is months with the spread of spew that hatred. What led by Facebook, now face advertising boycott of Facebook. the new coronavirus, the has changed is now it’s too little, too late — nor a reckoning over what resulting stock market more acceptable.” whether the pressure on critics call indefensible racist and violent content month of July and others gyrations for a popula- The political partisan- these companies, includ- excuses for amplifying di- on its platform. for the rest of the year. tion that largely lives off ship can now be seen in ing a growing advertiser visions, hate and misinfor- Companies such as the New companies have been retirement investments, the most mundane places, boycott, will be enough to mation on their platforms. consumer goods giant signing on to the boycott the presidential race and said Ira Friedman, who produce lasting change. Civil rights groups have Unilever — one of the almost every day. While the calls for racial justice with his wife, Ellen, have Reddit, an online com- called on large advertisers world’s largest advertis- some are pausing ads following the death of volunteered for Democrat- ment forum that is one to stop Facebook ad cam- ers — as well as Verizon, only on Facebook, others George Floyd at the hands ic presidential candidates of the world’s most popu- paigns during July, saying Ford and many small- have also stepped back of Minneapolis police. during their 18 years in lar websites, on Monday the social network isn’t er brands have joined from advertising on Twit- “This has been brewing. The Villages. banned a forum that sup- doing enough to curtail the boycott, some for the ter and other platforms. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Boyfriend’s sudden ghosting causes hurt and confusion DEAR ABBY: I am almost worse because our dealing with the worst Dear Abby is written by Abigail daughter watches it, and heartbreak ever. I don’t I don’t want her to think know what I did to make Van Buren, also known as Jeanne it’s OK for her daddy to my boyfriend stop liking Phillips, and was founded by her bully me like this. me. He won’t talk to me mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact or text me back, and now CHALLENGED IN he has blocked me on Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. TENNESSEE Facebook. One minute he Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. said that he would al- DEAR CHALLENGED: ways hang out with me You are NOT too sensitive, and the next he told me and your husband is to stop messaging him I’m right. husband. I have a vision NOT just being honest! and blocked me. All of The way to soothe this impairment as a result of He may be punishing you this has made me go out ache and refrain from ocular cancer, and he re- because you had the nerve of control, and now I lashing out at others fuses to stop making fun to get ocular cancer, or he want to hate on everyone. would be to remember of me about it. He teases may simply have a How can I stop this awful they are blameless. By me constantly about be- sadistic streak. This is hurt? taking your pain out on ing blind, about not being not how good Christians them, you are isolating able to read, and about behave; it is how LOVE HURTS IN only yourself. Get rid of how bad my eyes are. hypocrites do. OREGON any mementos that re- My eyes ARE very bad, That you are an agnos- mind you of him. If a some days much worse tic — many intelligent DEAR LOVE HURTS: song reminds you of him, than others, but I’m not Before I answer that and pious individuals don’t play it again. Keep totally blind. And, Abby, I are, by the way — should question, I want to weigh yourself busy. Focus on can read — just not the in on your signature, not stop you from having other things and talk way I used to. When I tell “Love Hurts.” What I need a conversation with your to impress upon you is, with your friends and him it hurts my feelings, husband’s pastor. Howev- love DOESN’T hurt. Real family about your feel- he either gets angry at er, even if the pastor were love makes people feel ings. If you do, you will me for being “too sensi- to craft a sermon on the BETTER. soon realize that others tive” or brushes it off be- subject, I doubt it would It’s time to stop asking have experienced the cause he’s “just being change your husband’s yourself what you did same disappointment you honest.” behavior. If you are going wrong to be getting the have. And, above all, re- He is very religious, to continue in this mar- treatment he is doling member that although and I have thought about riage, you must find a out. Allow me an educat- this experience may have reaching out to his pastor way to change the way ed guess: He may feel been romantic for a while, about this because it you react to the mistreat- guilty because he met it has run its course. bothers me so much, but ment you are receiving. someone else and doesn’t I’m agnostic and don’t Perhaps once he finds he have the courage to own DEAR ABBY: I am at have a relationship with can’t get the reaction he’s up to it. Time will tell if my wits’ end with my him. It hurts me, but it’s looking for, he will stop. BRIDGE

You play correctly; is partner watching? John Barrymore said, “One of my happily trumped and tried to cash chief regrets during my recent years the club ace, but South unsportingly in the theater is that I couldn’t sit in ruffed, drew trumps and claimed an the audience and watch me.” overtrick. When you are defending at the “Why didn’t you trust me?” asked bridge table, if you send your partner East. “I led back my highest dia- a signal, you hope that he is watch- mond, a clear suit-preference signal ing, interpreting correctly and trust- for hearts, the higher-ranking of the ing you. other two side suits. If you return a How should the defense go against heart at trick three, we beat the con- four spades after West leads his sin- tract by two tricks.” gleton diamond? After apologizing, West suggest- In the old days, South would not ed that perhaps East should have have opened with a weak two-bid, overcalled four no-trump, showing at because he had four cards in the least 5-5 in two of the unbid suits. other major and a void, making his He claimed that five clubs was lay- hand eminently playable in either down. red suit should partner have length East agreed that they had only there. Nowadays, you pre-empt first two top losers, but pointed out that and worry about other fits later, a trump lead would defeat the con- probably in the postmortem. tract. He also mentioned that he had East won with his diamond ace a pretty weak hand for coming in at and returned the diamond 10. West the five-level. TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS

Apollo 13 Syfy, 7 p.m. The Ron Howard-directed Best Picture nominee hit theaters 25 years ago today! As those of us who watch it every time it’s on cable know, the story of NASA’s finest hour — working together to bring the astronauts of the ill-fated 1970 mission home — is always riveting, from flight commander Gene Kranz (Ed Harris) donning his new vest to Lovell’s mother (Jean Speegle Howard, Ron’s mom) insisting, “If they could get a washing machine to fly, my Jimmy could land it.” America’s Got Talent: “Auditions 6” NBC, 8 p.m. The auditions continue with creator and executive producer Simon Cowell at the judges’ table along with Howie Mandel, Sofia Vergara, guest judge Eric Stonestreet and host Terry Crews. Variety acts of all types and contestants of all ages audition for the chance to win the $1 million prize. The Golden Buzz- er is still in play and could send a lucky act directly to the live shows to compete for America’s vote. Star of the Month: Ann Sheridan: “Ann’s Onscreen Pairings” TCM, beginning at 8 p.m. Catch a Classic! TCM’s monthlong salute to famed actress Ann Sher- idan concludes tonight with a lineup of films featur- ing her pairings with famous male stars. The sched- ule begins with City for Conquest (1940), which paired her with James Cagney. Following that are Silver River (1948, Errol Flynn), One More Tomorrow (1946, Dennis Morgan), San Quentin (1937, Hum- phrey Bogart), Juke Girl (1942, Ronald Reagan) and Naughty but Nice( 1939, Dick Powell). Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles: “Rock and a Hard Price” Bravo, 9 p.m. Altman hosts a rockin’ open house for a Trousdale party pad that once belonged to Howard Hughes. Flagg struggles to find the perfect family house for a very particular buyer, who questions if Flagg is the right fit for her. James and David look to expand their territory into Pasadena and help potential buyers see the potential of a 1970s fixer-upper. Lost on Everest Nat Geo, 9 p.m. On June 8, 1924, at just 800 vertical feet from the summit of Mount Everest, British explorers George Leigh Mallory and Andrew “Sandy” Irvine were swal- lowed by a storm cloud and never seen again. A team Cheers to Late-Night Hosts Cheers to Netflix Jeers to Andy Cohen Jeers to Don’t of elite climbers attempt to find Irvine’s remains and for home-ing their skills. Since or its garden of mirthly de- and Anderson Cooper for doing the impossible... giv- the camera he is believed to have carried that final the lockdown began, Trevor lights. Between The Big Flow- for denying us the buddy com- ing us too much Ryan Reyn- day. Their journey is a thrilling, honest look that sets edy we deserve. The Bravo out to solve one of exploration’s greatest mysteries. Noah, Seth Meyers (pictured), er Fight, which is like a hap- olds. The executive producer Greenleaf: “The Second Day” James Corden and the Jimmys pier Project Runway for floral guru and CNN anchor have of ABC’s Adam Scott-hosted OWN, 9 p.m. been best friends for years, (Kimmel and Fallon) have all sculptures, and Southern-fried game show is a social-me- Noah (Benjamin Patterson) returns to Memphis to and their hilarious back-and- help Grace (Merle Dandridge), offering her stabili- been producing shows from soap Sweet Magnolias star- dia scream and total hoot as forth as partners on ABC’s ty in a world that’s upside down and spinning out their homes that have been ring the always wonderful Deadpool, but his frequent of her control. Bishop (Keith David) and Lady Mae Who Wants to Be a Million- (Lynn Whitfield) take a walk through their history timely, creative and, at times, JoAnna Garcia Swisher, the aire was enough to convince and mostly forced voice-overs when they visit Mavis’ club as a potential venue for even cozy. But Seth, we need streamer is abloom with rea- us that they need to do a gay during Don’t are about as ex- their future. Jacob (Lamman Rucker) continues to dig into the past and uncovers a shocking revelation to see more of your dog, Fris- sons to plant yourself in front twist on The Odd Couple as cessive as an overly excitable about the history of the Greenleaf family home. bee! of the TV. soon as possible. studio audience. HOROSCOPE EVENING TV LISTINGS TUESDAY’S TV JUNE 30, 2020 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS CANCER (June 21-July 22) WGBH Greater Steves’ Finding Your Roots POV Women of color transform Firing- Amanpour and Greater Steves’ Royal ^ PBS Boston Europe With Henry politics. (N) Hoover Company (N) Boston Europe Myths Choose your words thoughtfully and proceed with caution. Put your plans in place WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! NCIS A Navy musi- FBI “Outsider” FBI: Most Wanted News Late Show-Colbert Late Late Show With before you share your intentions. Your success depends on maintaining control $ CBS Fortune cian is murdered. “Invisible” James Corden and avoiding interference. WCVB News- Chronicle Modern Modern black-ish mixed-ish The Genetic Detec- News- Jimmy Nightline Jimmy Tamron % ABC Center 5 Family Family tive (N) Center 5 Kimmel (N) Kimmel Hall LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) WBTS Boston Ac. Hol- America’s Got Talent “Auditions 6” Variety World of Dance “The Boston Tonight Show-J. Late Night With * NBC News lywood acts audition. (N) Duels 1” (N) News Fallon Seth Meyers Focus on what’s important to you. Learn new skills and research services you can WFXT Ent. TMZ (N) Gordon Ramsay’s 24 Hours to Hell and Boston 25 News at Boston TMZ Live (N) National Boston offer others. Find a practical way to use your attributes to prosper. 9 FOX Tonight Back “Save Our Town” 10PM (N) News News News WUTF ¿Qué culpa tiene Guerreros 2020 Noticiero DL y Compañía Vecinos Nosotros VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) = UMA Fatmagül? Univisión los. WSBK Big Bang Big Bang Chicago P.D. “If We Chicago P.D. “In a WBZ News 10p (N) Seinfeld Big Bang Seinfeld How I Met Mike & Put a smile on someone’s face. Reaching out and doing your part will lead to an F MNT Theory Theory Were Normal” Duffel Bag” Theory Molly unexpected chance to improve your life. Share your ideas, offer advice and make WGBX The Great British Royal Myths & Grantchester on Beecham House on PBS NewsHour (N) Finding Your Roots POV L PBS Baking Show Secrets Masterpiece Masterpiece With Henry a difference. WWJE Secrets Of The Murder She Solved The Last 24 “Monster Cruise Ship Killers FBI: Criminal Bizarre Bizarre Killer R JN Morgue “Deadly Snow” at the Gates” “SADIE” Pursuit Murders Murders Kids LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) WLVI Gold- Gold- DC’s Stargirl “Shiv Barry Brewer: Chi- 7 News at 10PM on Modern Modern Family Family Bob’s Carefully examine an offer someone makes that promises to help you look and X CW bergs bergs Part One” (N) cago, I’m Home CW56 (N) Family Family Guy Guy Burgers WNUE Minuto para ganar Cennet (N) 100 días para enam- Enemigo íntimo (N) Noticiero Noticias Titulares 100 días para enam- do your best. Refuse to let someone pressure you into something you don’t want ¨ TELE (N) orarnos (N) y más orarnos to do. WABU Criminal Minds Criminal Minds A Criminal Minds “The Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal ¥ ION “Profiler, Profiled” prolific serial killer. 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PUBLIC NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW Legal Notice COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS City of Lynn PROJECT: Proposed 74 Unit Condominium Development Zoning Board of Appeals ESSEX, ss. DOCKET NO. ES20E0045PP LOCATION: 98-106 Lynnway, Lynn Massachusetts PROBATE COURT PROPONENT: McGrath Realty Trust The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following petitions on Tuesday, July 14, 2020 at 7:00 P.M. Council Chambers, Lynn City To STEVEN MARQUES of LYNN in the County of ESSEX, MR COOPER having a place The undersigned is submitting an Expanded Environmental Notification Form Hall. of business in LEWISVILLE in the State of TEXAS, and VELOCITY INVESTMENTS, INC. ("EENF") to the Secretary of Environmental Affairs on or before: June 30, 2020 having a place of business in WEYMOUTH in the COUNTY of NORFOLK and to all LOCUS: 656 WALNUT STREET, PARCEL NO. 007-377-009 - PETITIONER: MELISSA other persons interested. This will initiate review of the above project pursuant to the Massachusetts REAUME (ZBA 9941) Environmental Policy Act ("MEPA", M.G.L. c. 30, s.s. 61, 62 62H). Copies of the A petition has been presented to said Court by SANDRA MARQUES of LYNN in the EENF may be obtained from: TO PERMIT THE USE OF AN ATTACHED GARAGE OF A SINGLE FAMILY HOME FOR County of ESSEX, representing that she holds as joint tenant an undivided part or USE AS A HAIR SALON IN THE R2 GENERAL RESIDENCE DISTRICT, FINDING SUCH share of certain land lying in LYNN in said County of ESSEX and briefly described Engineering Alliance, -Inc. USE IS NOT SUBSTANTIALLY MORE DETRIMENTAL IN EFFECT ON THE as follows: 194 Central Street NEIGHBORHOOD. (M.G.L. C. 40A,§ 6). Saugus, MA 01906 Petitioner owns as co-tenant an undivided share of the following described land Attn: Richard A. Salvo, P.E. LOCUS: 18 BROAD STREET, PARCEL NO. 081-578-015 - PETITIONER: MARK (referred to in this petition as the "land") in Lynn, Massachusetts (name of city or Tel: (781) 231-1349 CRAIG, BY HIS ATTORNEY, DANIEL F. CAHILL (ZBA 9937) town in which the land is located) which petitioner wished to own separately: Fax: (781) 417-0020 TO ALLOW THE ADDITION OF ONE RESIDENTIAL UNIT WITHOUT THE REQUIRED (description on the land, sufficiently specific for identification [a street Email: [email protected] OFF-STREET PARKING WITHIN AN EXISITING NON-CONFORMING BUILDING IN THE address and/or an assessor's plan reference, standing alone is not enough]) R4 DISTRICT, FINDING SUCH CHANGE IS NOT SUBSTANTIALLY MORE DETRIMENTAL The land, together with the buildings and improvements thereon, situated in Lynn, Copies of the EENF are also being sent to the Conservation Commission and IN EFFECT ON THE NEIGHBORHOOD. (M.G.L. C. 40A,§ 6). Essex County, Massachusetts, shown as Lot 1 on a Plan recorded at Essex County Planning Board of the City of Lynn where they may be inspected. ( Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 304, Plan 15 to which plan LOCUS: 38-42 BENNETT STREET, PARCEL NO. 036-796-048 - PETITIONER: 38-46 reference is hereby made for a more particular description of said Lot. The Secretary of Environmental Affairs will publish notice of the EENF in the BENNETT STREET LLC, BY ITS ATTORNEY, DANIEL F. CAHILL (ZBA #9938) "PETITION For title see Deed dated January 31, 2000 and recorded on February 1, 2000 and Environmental Monitor, will receive public comments on the project for 20 days, FOR A FINDING" THAT THE CONSTRUCTION AND USE OF A NEW CONFORMING recorded at Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 16178, Page 259. and will then decide, within ten days, if an environmental Impact Report is needed. BUILDING TO BE USED AS A "CONTRACTORS YARD" WILL NOT BE SUBSTANTIALLY Setting forth that she desires that all of said land may be sold at private sale for A site visit and consultation session on the project may also be scheduled. All MORE DETRIMENTAL TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD THAN THE PRESENT USE OF LAND not less than FOUR HUNDRED EIGHTY THOUSAND dollars and praying that partition persons wishing to comment on the project, or to be notified of a site visit or AS A GRANDFATHERED NONCONFORMING CONTRACTOR'S YARD. (M.G.L. C. 40A,§ may be made of all the land aforesaid according to law, and to that end that a consultation session, should write to the Secretary of Environmental Affairs, 100 6). commissioner be appointed to make such a partition and be ordered to make sale Cambridge St., Suite 900, Boston, Massachusetts 02114, Attention: MEPA Office, and conveyance of all, or any pat of said land which the Court finds cannot be referencing the above project. LOCUS: 190 LOCUST STREET, PARCEL NO.071-256-078 - PETITIONER: MICHAEL advantageously divided either at private sale or public auction, and be ordered to RUSSO, JR., OWNER UNDER AGREEMENT, BY HIS ATTORNEY, THOMAS C. DEMAKIS distribute the net proceeds thereof. By: McGRATH REALTY TRUST (Proponent) (ZBA #9939) If you desire to object thereto you or your attorney should file a written appearance Item: June 30, 2020 TO ALLOW THE USE OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY AS A CONTRACTOR'S YARD WITH in said Court at Salem before ten o'clock in the forenoon on the THIRD day of NO OUTDOOR STORAGE IN THE R5 DISTRICT, FINDING THAT SUCH USE SHALL NOT AUGUST 2020 the return date of this citation. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS BE SUBSTANTIALLY MORE DETRIMENTAL THAN THE EXISTING NONCONFORMING THE TRIAL COURT USE TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD. (M.G.L. C. 40A, §6). Witness, JENNIFER M.R. ULWICK, Esquire, First Judge of said Court this Nineteenth PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT day of JUNE 2020. Docket No. ES20P1409EA **** THE MEETING WILL BE CLOSED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC DUE TO INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. THE MEETING WILL BE TELEVISED LIVE ON Pamela A Casey O'Brien, Register THE LYNN COMMUNITY TELEVISION (LCTV) GOVERNMENT CHANNEL Estate of: Joseph A. Williams AND ALSO STREAMED ON THE LCTV FACEBOOK PAGE****" Item: June 30 and July 6, 13, 2020 Also Known As: Date of Death: April 25, 2020 ANY INDIVIDUAL INTERESTED IN SPEAKING FOR OR AGAINST OR REGARDING ANY PETITION SHOULD CALL (781) 586 - 6783 OR LEGALS RELOCATING? Essex Division (781) 586-6773 AT THE DATE AND TIME OF THE PUBLIC HEARING. ALL INDIVIDUALS WILL BE PERMITTED TO SPEAK VIA A SPEAKER To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of PHONE FUNCTION. IN SOME INSTANCES, THE ZONING BOARD OF Erinn M. Williams of Meredith NH APPEALS WILL CALL BACK AN INDIVIDUAL WISHING TO SPEAK TO ENSURE AN ORDERLY MEETING. INDIVIDUALS WISHING TO SPEAK a Will has been admitted to informal probate. MAY PROVIDE THEIR NAME AND PHONE NUMBER TO THE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS AND WILL BE CALLED AT THE APPROPRIATE Erinn M. Williams of Meredith NH DATE AND TIME TO SPEAK. THIS INFORMATION SHOULD BE has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to SUBMITTED TO MARY GOKAS VIA EMAIL: [email protected] OR serve without surety on the bond. TELEPHONE: (781) 586-6727. THE EMAIL OR TELEPHONIC MESSAGE REQUESTING TO SPEAK MUST BE RECEIVED AT LEAST ONE GORTON'S HOUR PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED MEETING. PERSONS WHO HAVE 3rd Shift Production Position The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Gorton's, America's leader in Frozen Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without NO PRE-REGISTERED MAY CALL IN DURING THE MEETING AT THE ABOVE-LISTED TELEPHONE NUMBERS ANY INDIVIDUAL DESIRING TO Seafood is seeking qualified candi- “Helpful tips” supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with dates to work 3rd shift (10 PM to 6 the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration SUBMIT WRITTEN MATERIALS EITHER FOR OR AGAINST A PARTICULAR PETITION SHOULD SUBMIT THE SAME VIA E-MAIL: AM) at its Processing Facility in for a S-M-O-O-T-H from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating Gloucester, MA. to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. [email protected] OR REGULAR MAIL TO: LYNN ZONING BOARD trouble-free move! OF APPEALS, C/O MARY GOKAS, LYNN CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, LYNN Compensation and Benefits Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings $18.11 Starting Wage and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal CITY HALL, LYNN, MA 01901. DOCUMENTS MAY ALSO BE SUBMITTED Designate a drawer for VIA THE LYNN CITY HALL DROP BOX LOCATED AT THE JOHNSON with Generous Step Increases essentials such as Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Medical Insurance Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. STREET ENTRANCE WITH A DEADLINE OF ONE HOUR PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED MEETING. THE DOCUMENTARY SUBMISSIONS MAY BE Dental Insurance sheets and towels for Life and Vision Insurance Item: June 30, 2020 SUBMITTED VIA A ZIP DRIVE OR SIMILAR DEVICE COMPATIBLE WITH quick access the first A WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEM **** Generous Vacation and night you move into Paid Holiday Package Notice of Public Hearing Norman Cole: Chairman Paid Lunch and Breaks your new home. Board of Fire Prevention Regulations Richard Wood: Vice Chairman Defined Benefit Pension Plan Jeanne M. Curley: Clerk 401k Plan Plan a garage/yard In accordance with M.G.L. c.30A, s.2 and s.3 and c. 143, s. 3L, notice is given of Tuition Reimbursement a public hearing to be held by the Board of Fire Prevention Regulations (BFPR) on Item: June 30 and July 6, 2020 The availability of overtime sale before you move. Thursday, July 23, 2020, at 10:00 a.m. for the purpose of hearing public Qualifications comments on emergency amendments to the Massachusetts Electrical Code, 527 High School Diploma or GED Fresh coffee, baking CMR 12.00, that went into effect on June 26, 2020. Prior work experience in a processing facility or in a fast paced environment soda, or charcoal in a Per Governor Charles D. Baker's Order Suspending Certain Provisions of the Self starter with a positive attitude sock, placed inside Open Meeting Law, G.L. c. 30A, s.20 signed and dated March 12, 2020 and Ability to work overtime your refrigerator will still in effect, this public hearing will be conducted, and open to the public, via Need to find teleconference at (866) 916- 2030, Pass Code 7460297# beginning at 10:00 To apply, please visit www.gortons.co keep the inside smell- a.m. an article? m/careers ing fresh and clean. This emergency amendment was needed to quickly address the section of the Massachusetts Electrical Code that pertains to emergency disconnects (230.85) Find Pack your current being installed for electrical work in the Commonwealth. A copy of the emergency phone book — it’s a amendment can be found at: https://www.mass.gov/service-details/massachuse tts-electrical-code. Oral comments may be submitted at the time of the hearing. quick easy reference to Written comments can be submitted by mail or e-mailing comments to Glenn Subscribe to the folks back home. Rooney, Counsel to the Board of Fire Prevention Regulations (Glenn.Rooney @mass.gov) P.O. Box 1025, State Rd, Stow, MA. 01775 (Tel. 978-567-3183). e-edition on Place pictures in To be considered by the Board, mailed/e-mailed comments must be received no later than 4:00 p.m., July 22, 2020. boxes between sheets SAVINGS or blankets to give Item June 30, 2020 in the classifi eds them extra protection.

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ASSOCIATED PRESS cars, as well as capping the harmful effects of air PARIS — French Presi- travel. dent Emmanuel Macron, Travel produces 30 per- who once declared “Make cent of greenhouse gases The Planet Great Again” in France. but whose climate agen- The yellow vest eco- da got knocked off course nomic justice protests by street protests, is un- that brought France to its der new pressure to fight knees for months in 2018 climate change after the Green Party did well in lo- and 2019 knocked some of cal elections. Macron’s green agenda off France’s Green party track as it was triggered and its left-wing allies by opposition to a new made significant gains in fuel tax that he planned the second round of voting to help fund the climate Sunday, capturing cities fight. such as Lyon, Strasbourg Earlier this year, Ma- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and Bordeaux. cron tried to woo green PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS voters by calling the bat- Britain’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson vis- Macron declined on Monday to comment on French President Emmanuel Macron delivers tle against climate change its the construction site of Ealing Fields High and environmental de- School in west London. the elections, which have his speech during a meeting with members of seen his young, centrist the Citizens’ Convention on Climate. struction “the fight of the party make modest re- century.” The words came sults across France and ence during a visit to Ger- mate change. during a February visit Boris Johnson defeats in the country’s many. The citizens’ group gave to a melting glacier in the biggest cities amid a lack Earlier, Macron prom- him a new list of climate French Alps but it was of local roots. A govern- ised 15 billion euros ($16.7 proposals drawn from an condemned as a hollow says COVID-19 a ment reshuffle is expected billion) in new climate-re- ambitious report it com- electoral stunt by environ- in the coming weeks lated financing after meet- piled, which includes rec- mental campaigners. There is no need to “draw ing with a citizens’ group ommendations on fighting Critics accused Macron disaster for Britain excessive consequences that he convened earlier CO2 emissions by ween- of using the icy photo-op to from elections that are this year in response to ing the French off solo car burnish his government’s jority in Parliament in De- By Jill Lawless above all local elections,” criticism that he wasn’t rides and proposing alter- green credentials ahead of ASSOCIATED PRESS cember with a promise to he said in a news confer- doing enough to battle cli- natives such as electric the local elections. rebalance Britain’s Lon- LONDON — Prime Min- don-dominated economy ister Boris Johnson ac- and revive the long-ne- Iran issues arrest warrant for Trump, Interpol rejects knowledged Monday that glected former industri- the coronavirus pandemic al regions of central and By Nasser Karimi Tehran prosecutor Ali behalf of the country that Brian Hook, the U.S. has been a “disaster” for northern England. Britain, as he announced ASSOCIATED PRESS Alqasimehr said Trump requests it. The notices special representative for Those plans were and 35 others whom Iran cannot force countries to Iran, dismissed the arrest a spending splurge de- TEHRAN, Iran — Iran thrown into turmoil by accuses of involvement in arrest or extradite sus- warrant announcement signed to get the country COVID-19. The U.K.’s has issued an arrest war- — and his faltering Con- the Jan. 3 strike that killed pects, but can put govern- during a news conference official death toll stood rant and asked Interpol servative government — Gen. Qassem Soleimani ment leaders on the spot Monday at 43,575, the for help in detaining Pres- in Saudi Arabia on Mon- back on track. in Baghdad face “murder and limit suspects’ travel. third-highest in the world ident Donald Trump and day. As the U.K. emerges and terrorism charges,” After receiving a re- after the United States dozens of others it believes “It’s a propaganda stunt from a three-month lock- the state-run IRNA news quest, Interpol meets by and Brazil, and the true carried out the U.S. drone that no one takes serious- down, Johnson has lined agency reported. committee and discusses figure is likely higher. strike that killed a top Ira- ly and makes the Iranians up big-money pledges on Alqasimehr did not iden- whether or not to share “What we’re going to nian general in Baghdad, look foolish,” Hook said. schools, housing and infra- tify anyone else sought the information with its be doing in the next few a local prosecutor report- other than Trump, but member states. Interpol The U.S. killed Solei- structure, in an attempt to edly said Monday. move on from an outbreak months, is really doubling stressed that Iran would has no requirement for mani, who oversaw the Interpol later said it that has left more than down on our initial agen- continue to pursue his making any of the notices Revolutionary Guard’s wouldn’t consider Iran’s 43,000 Britons dead — da, which was all about prosecution even after his public, though some do get expeditionary Quds Force, request, meaning Trump the worst confirmed death investment ... in infra- presidency ends. published on its website. and others in the Janu- faces no danger of arrest. toll in Europe. structure, in education, Alqasimehr also was Interpol later issued ary strike near Baghdad in technology, to bring the However, the charges un- quoted as saying that Iran a statement saying its “This has been a disas- International Airport. It country together,” he said. derscore the heightened requested a “red notice” be guidelines for notices for- ter,” Johnson acknowl- came after months of ris- edged Monday. “Let’s not Critics want to know tensions between Iran and put out for Trump and the bids it from “any interven- where the money will the United States since others, which represents tion or activities of a polit- ing tensions between the mince our words. I mean, two countries. Iran retal- this has been an absolute come from. The econom- Trump unilaterally with- the highest-level arrest ical” nature. iated with a ballistic mis- nightmare for the country ic freeze caused by the drew America from Teh- request issued by Inter- Interpol “would not con- sile strike targeting Amer- and the country’s gone pandemic has left Britain ran’s nuclear deal with pol. Local authorities gen- sider requests of this na- through a profound shock. facing a deep recession — world powers. erally make the arrests on ture,” it said. ican troops in Iraq. “But in those moments, the Bank of England esti- you have the opportunity mates that the U.K. econo- Worst fears are realized in poor or war-torn countries to change and to do things my could end the first half better,” he told Times Ra- of 2020 around 20 percent By Gerald Imray because of a lack of pro- has a confirmed caseload “We are reaping the dio. “This is a moment smaller than at the start and Joseph Krauss tective equipment, and and death count second only whirlwind now,” said now to give our country of the year. ASSOCIATED PRESS some hospitals are turn- to the United States, and its Francois Venter, a South The U.K. faces anoth- the skills, the infrastruc- ing away patients strug- leader is unwilling to take African health expert at er economic shock at the CAPE TOWN, South ture, the long-term invest- gling to breathe. In Su- steps to stem the spread of the University of Witswa- end of this year when a Africa — For months, ex- ment that we need.” dan’s war-ravaged Darfur the virus. Alarming escala- tersrand in Johannesburg. post-Brexit transition pe- perts have warned of a Johnson promised a region, where there is tions are unfolding in Peru, Worldwide, there are riod ends, casting the coun- potential nightmare sce- “Rooseveltian approach,” little testing, a mysteri- Chile, Ecuador and Pana- 10.1 million confirmed invoking the New Deal try out of the 27-nation nario: After overwhelming ous illness resembling ma, even after they imposed cases and over 502,000 re- policies of President bloc’s vast single market. health systems in some COVID-19 is spreading early lockdowns. ported deaths, according Franklin D. Roosevelt that Talks with the EU on of the world’s wealthiest helped wrench the United a new trade deal have regions, the coronavirus through camps for the in- The first reports of disar- to a tally by Johns Hop- States out of the Great bogged down amid wide gains a foothold in poor ternally displaced. ray are also emerging from kins University. Experts Depression. Johnson’s differences on major is- or war-torn countries ill- Cases are soaring in In- hospitals in South Africa, say both those numbers first announcement was 1 sues including fishing equipped to contain it and dia and Pakistan, together which has its continent’s undercount the true toll billion pounds ($1.25 bil- rights and competition. sweeps through the popu- home to more than 1.5 bil- most developed economy. of the pandemic, due to lion) to build new schools. If no agreement is struck lation. lion people and where au- Sick patients are lying on limited testing and missed The British leader plans by the end of the year, Now some of those fears thorities say nationwide beds in corridors as one mild cases. to unveil a series of oth- the U.K. faces tariffs and are being realized. lockdowns are no longer hospital runs out of space. South Africa has more er infrastructure projects other barriers to business In southern Yemen, an option because of high At another, an emergency than a third of Africa’s con- this week. with the EU, its biggest health workers are leav- poverty. morgue was needed to hold firmed cases of COVID-19 Johnson won a large ma- trading partner. ing their posts en masse In Latin America, Brazil more than 700 bodies. with 138,000.

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781-593-5308 / 781-598-0646 CALL 781-593-7700, EXT. 2 ericzdisposal.com B8 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 2020 BUSINESS States reverse openings amid virus resurgence By Tamara Lush least 30 days. Ducey also with recommendations another shutdown,” Kelly and Emily Schmall ordered public schools to for social distancing. New said. ASSOCIATED PRESS delay the start of class- Jersey has been slowly Idaho is moving in a dif- es until at least Aug. 17. reopening, and on Mon- ferent direction, at least Arizona’s Republican Most Arizona bars and day indoor shopping malls when it comes to the elec- governor shut down bars, nightclubs opened after were cleared to start busi- tions. Despite the continu- movie theaters, gyms and the governor’s stay-at- ness again. ing spread of the virus, water parks Monday and home and business closure Democratic governors in state elections officials said leaders in several states orders were allowed to ex- Oregon and Kansas said Monday that they would ordered residents to wear pire in mid-May. Monday that they would allow in-person voting — masks in public in a dra- Arizona health officials require people to wear as well as mail-in ballots matic course reversal reported 3,858 more con- masks. Oregon Gov. Kate — for August primaries amid an alarming resur- firmed coronavirus cases Brown’s order will require and the November general gence of coronavirus cases Sunday, the most reported people to wear face cover- election, the Idaho States- nationwide. in a single day in the state ings in indoor public spac- man reported. Idaho’s May Among those imple- so far and the seventh es starting Wednesday. 19 primary was the first menting the face-covering time in the past 10 days Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly statewide election held by orders is the city of Jack- that daily cases surpassed said she will issue an exec- mail only. The primary had PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sonville, Fla., where mask- the 3,000 mark. Since the utive order mandating the record voter turnout. averse President Donald pandemic began, 74,500 Anita Anderson, left, of Grand Rapids, Mich., use of masks in stores and In Texas, a group of bar Trump plans to accept cases and 1,588 deaths and her niece Tawnya Heggins of Houston, shops, restaurants, and in owners sued on Monday to the Republican nomina- stemming from the virus chat as they dine outside a restaurant on Mi- any situation where social try to overturn Republican tion in August. Trump has have been reported in Ar- ami Beach. distancing of 6 feet cannot Gov. Greg Abbott’s order refused to wear a mask izona. be maintained, including closing their business- during visits to states and “Our expectation is that as Texas, Florida and Cal- Murphy announced Mon- outside. The order goes es. They contend Abbott businesses that require our numbers next week ifornia are backtracking, day that he’s postponing into effect Friday. doesn’t have the authority, them. will be worse,” Ducey said closing beaches and bars the restarting of indoor “The evidence could and they complained that Arizona Gov. Doug Du- Monday. in some cases amid a re- dining because people not be clearer: Wearing a other businesses, such as cey’s order went into effect The state is not alone in surgence of the virus. have not been wearing mask is not only safe, but nail salons and tattoo stu- immediately and for at its reversal. Places such In New Jersey, Gov. Phil face masks or complying it is necessary to avoid dios, remain open. Wall Street stocks claw back a chunk of last week’s losses By Stan Choe, cations stocks accounted after a weekly loss marks Investment Institute. “It economy. The Russell 2000 ments ease up on lock- Alex Veiga and for much of the market’s the latest choppy move for tends to be this tug of war index of small-cap stocks down orders, even with the Damian J. Troise broad gains. European markets around the world, between better economic picked up 42.43 points, or Federal Reserve and other ASSOCIATED PRESS stocks also closed high- which have been swinging data coming through versus 3.1 percent, to 1,421.21. central banks pumping er. Treasury yields were back and forth in recent a rise in cases.” The index made up for all unprecedented amounts of Stocks shrugged off a mixed and oil prices rose. weeks as investors bal- The S&P 500 gained of its loss from last week. aid into the economy. wobbly start to finish sol- Gains for Boeing and ance hope for a relatively 44.19 points to 3,053.24. A rise in infections of the Florida and Texas put idly higher on Wall Street Apple in particular helped quick economic rebound The Dow Jones Industri- new coronavirus, including new restrictions on bars Monday, as the market to lift Wall Street indexes. as more businesses re- al Average rose 580.25 in the U.S. South and West, to slow the spread of the clawed back half its losses Boeing jumped 14.4 per- open against worry as an points, or 2.3 percent, to has dented the optimism virus, for example, which from last week. cent, its best day in more increase in confirmed new 25,595.80. The Nasdaq that earlier sent the S&P helped drive the S&P 500 The S&P 500 rose 1.5 than two months. The com- coronavirus cases forces composite added 116.93 500 screaming nearly all to a loss of 2.9 percent last percent after having been pany’s troubled 737 Max some businesses to close points, or 1.2 percent, to the way back to the record week. Other government down 0.3 percent. The mar- jet looks set to begin test their doors again. 9,874.15. it reached in February. around the world are like- ket rallied after a much flights soon. Apple added “It’s just another day of Stocks of smaller com- The worry is that the wise backtracking on ef- healthier-than-expect- 2.3 percent as customers normal volatility, its unfor- panies also jumped more worsening levels could forts to reopen their econo- ed report on the housing keep buying its products tunately what we’re living than the rest of the mar- choke off the budding im- mies following widespread market put investors in a regardless of whether with now,” said Mark Litzer- ket, which often happens provements the economy lockdowns that sent the buying mood. Technology, they’re quarantined. man, head of global portfolio when investors are feeling has shown recently as global economy into a sud- industrial and communi- The pickup in U.S. stocks management at Wells Fargo more optimistic about the states and other govern- den, severe recession. To see how sharply the economy is swinging, con- sider Monday’s report on the housing market. It showed that the number of Americans signing con- Enjoy LowRates & NO Closing Costs tracts to buy homes rose a record 44.3 percent in May from a month earlier. That with a Home Equity Line of Credit was more than double the 17 percent rise that econ- omists were expecting. It from RWCU was also a whiplash rever- sal from the record-break- ing plunge of nearly 22 percent that came in April as the pandemic froze the housing market. 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