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Showers likely Nascentia outlines project timeline Tomorrow’s weather Aim to break ground in September on new complex at former Beeches location sponsored by BY NICOLE A. HAWLEY Nascentia Health is a company that offers Staff writer managed long-term care and in-home A senior community for ages 55-plus, care services for the elderly, as well as with resources available for home and insurance plans, operating in 48 counties community-based services is planned for throughout Upstate New York. Nascentia Health’s new campus to be According to Rolf, the former Beeches located at the former Beeches Inn and site would not operate as a skilled nurs- Conference Center on Turin Road. ing facility. 1149 Erie Blvd. W. • 315–709–9096 Nascentia has outlined Phase I and “This is not a nursing home. We’ve been working with another company in More weather on page 5 II of their project, with hopes to break ground in September. Syracuse on housing for individuals for Sunday — Showers with Nascentia offi cials reiterated that sev- services we provide here,” Rolf said. The a chance of thunderstorms. eral structural features and amenities Beeches, “would be perfect to have a Highs in the lower 70s. of The Beeches, including the famous retirement-type community.” Chance of rain 80%. Sunday sculpture, a remake of “The Capitoline Plans are that “we’ll be turning it into a night — Showers likely with Wolf,” featuring Remus and Romulus, senior housing community with one-story a chance of thunderstorms. the mythical twins who led to the fabled cottages and duplexes,” she continued. Lows in the mid 50s. Chance founding of the eternal city of Rome, “The downstairs basement (in the Man- of rain 60%. Italy, will remain to help pay homage to sion House) we plan to use for a gym and Rome’s history. conference center to offer other services The conference center will also be STORIED HISTORY — Visitors to The Beeches, 7900 Turin St., are greeted with the facility’s and activities that are on the campus.” rented out to the community for wed- famous sculpture, a remake of “The Capitoline Wolf,” featuring Remus and Romulus, the mythical Nascentia already owns and operates Briefly dings, seminars and other large functions, twins who led to the fabled founding of the eternal city of Rome, Italy. The complex has been pur- The Gardens at St. Anthony’s senior in addition to being used for special chased by Nascentia Health which plans to transform the property to a mixed-use development. low-income apartments in Syracuse and Area soldier places senior community events. (Sentinel fi le photo by John Clifford) Rolf said it is not yet known if housing to Representatives of Nascentia Health, be located at The Beeches would primar- second in Best headquartered in Syracuse, gave a pre- Nascentia President and CEO Kate type of senior community the company ily be for low-income seniors. Nascentia Warrior Competition sentation to Common Council members Rolf, formerly of Rome, led the discus- had planned and services that would be will lease several of the professional sions, where council members had the offered to residents. CORTLAND — New York during a special work session held prior to Wednesday’s Common Council meet- opportunity to ask questions about the Once known as the Visiting Nurses ■ CONTINUED ON PAGE 5 Army National Guard Cpl. future plans for the site, as well as the Association of CNY founded in 1890, Dakotah Miller, with the 2nd ing. Eye on needs of aging population Battalion, 108th Infantry Reg- iment in Utica, placed second in the Army National Guard’s national Best Warrior Com- Cuomo inks County to petition held in Camp Navajo, Arizona, July 19-23. Miller, a full-time student in exercise bill to honor parents: science at SUNY Cortland, competed at battalion, bri- gade, state, and regional lev- longtime Don’t forget els, before giving his all in the national competition. It marked the fourth year in assemblyman vaccinations a row that the New York National Guard sent a com- ALBANY — Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo UTICA — The Oneida County petitor to the national level. on Friday signed legislating designating Health Department issued a reminder “This one included a a portion of the state highway system to parents on Friday to remember 15-mile road march in the — part of Route 13 in Madison County vaccination requirements for school Arizona heat, as well Army — as “Assembly- and urged all eligible students to get Warrior Tasks, combat lanes, man William ‘Bill’ vaccinated for COVID-19. shooting events and physical Magee Memorial “It’s almost back to school time,” fi tness tests,” said New York Highway.” the county’s announcement begins. State Command Sgt. Maj. He passed away “Kids will soon be picking out their David Piwowarski. Among on Dec. 24, 2020. backpacks and fi rst day of school out- the tests was also a “mystery “Assemblyman SQUEALS OF DELIGHT — Enthusiastic spectators cheer on their choices during one of the fi ts and parents will be busy purchas- event” Miller found out about Bill Magee served main events of the Swifty Swine Racing at the Boonville-Oneida County Fair on Friday. With rides, ing new lunch bags, notebooks and on the day it took place — his community attractions, festival food, agricultural displays and contests as well as rides and entertainment, the pencils on their children’s school sup- a patrol lane in which each and his state for fair continues through Sunday. Additional photos, pages 3 and 8 and online at www.romesentinel. ply list. Don’t forget the most import- soldier got to practice being decades, and we com. (Sentinel photo by John Clifford) ant task on the list: vaccinations.” will always remem- With school set to begin in fi ve a squad leader. That led to MAGEE small groups being graded ber his staunch weeks for most area students, county on their ability to conduct an advocacy for farmers and rural New Political connotations led to offi cials are reminding parents that urban assault operation on a Yorkers,” Cuomo said. “This portion of all required doses of vaccines on training house. Route 13 near Assemblyman Magee’s life- the recommended schedule must be Miller said the most chal- long home will honor his contributions to removal of Gadsden Flag in village received in order for a child to attend lenging element of the com- his constituents and work as chair of the day care and pre-K through 12th grade BY CHARLES PRITCHARD the rally, including a map of the planned petition was the combina- Assembly’s Agriculture Committee for Staff writer in New York unless exempt due to event location. tion of events, with constant many years to come.” a valid medical reason. Although According to Loveless, several fl ags movement between them. Magee was sworn into the state Assem- HAMILTON — Hamilton Mayor Ruth- not required, the COVID-19 vaccine were hung in the Hamilton village green “There was this all-around bly in 1990, representing Madison County Ann Loveless shed light on the decision is also available to all children 12 for Memorial Day, including the Gads- camaraderie by the end of and parts of Otsego and Oneida Counties. to remove the Gadsden Flag from the years or older, the health department den Flag. The fl ag is named after its it… It defi nitely created more He worked to bridge the gap between village green and the village’s stance on said, adding the vaccines are safe and designer Christopher Gadsden, who of a bond than any other upstate and downstate legislators. As fl ags in the future — following a planned highly effective at protecting children designed it in 1775 during the American competition,” he said. Chair of the New York State Assembly rally Wednesday by the Mohawk Valley from potentially life-threatening dis- Agriculture Committee, Magee advocat- Main Street Patriots and RightWay USA Revolution. It depicts a coiled timber eases. ed for the successful craft brewing and to protest the fl ag’s removal. rattlesnake with the words “Don’t Tread “They provide immunity before wine industries, the growth of equine Organizers said in a media release on Me” positioned below the snake. children are exposed to the disease. programs, improved farm safety and agri- prior to the scheduled rally that the “I received comments from residents Not only do vaccines protect the per- culture in the classroom, offi cials said. removed fl ag “was used by our Conti- and Board members expressing their son receiving the vaccine, but also “It is only fi tting that the stretch of nental Army as our fl ag representing surprise at seeing a Gadsden fl ag on vil- help prevent the spread of disease to Route 13 that runs through Madison freedom and Liberty for all before Betsy lage property,” Loveless said. “The fl ag others especially those who are more Facebook: County will be named after Assembly- Ross produced our fi rst stars and strips has strong historical ties with patriot vulnerable to serious complications,” https://www.facebook.com/ member Bill Magee,” said Assembly fl ag. We can no longer sit back and activities in the Revolutionary war era the announcement adds. RomeDailySentinel Speaker Carl Heastie, D-83, Bronx. “Bill allow the cancel culture to try and erase and had been installed in the village in Children who receive the Pfi zer prior years without comment.” Twitter: Magee was a lifelong Madison County our American history, what’s next our vaccine by Tuesday, Aug. 3, and com- “Unfortunately,” she continued. “It @RomeSentinel resident, a voice for his constituents in beloved American fl ag?” In its announce- plete the two-shot series on time will Central New York and a strong advocate ment, organizers asked people to “Bring has recently become associated with Web: RomeSentinel.com be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 by for our state’s agricultural industry. I was your American fl ag and your God given ■ CONTINUED ON PAGE 5 the fi rst day of school, offi cials added. Email: [email protected] lucky to know Bill and count him as a FREEDOM” and go to the village to join Hamilton to avoid posting Talk to your child’s doctor to make Phone: 315–337–4000 friend. His legacy will live on in the lives sure your child is up to date with all and livelihoods that he helped, and now required vaccines. Also, if you are still in the Assemblymember William ‘Bill’ undecided, have a conversation with Magee Highway.” your child’s doctor about the COVID- Inside “We are truly honored to have our 19 vaccine. The COVID-19 vaccine bill dedicating a section of highway in is widely available throughout the Editorial ...... 4 Cazenovia to Bill signed into law by community. Obituaries ...... 5 the governor,” said Assemblyman John Appointments can be made Comics ...... 7 Salka, R-121, Brookfi eld. “Assemblyman at www.ocgov.net or https://covid- Bill Magee was a great legislator, friend 19vaccine.health.ny.gov/. For more Sports ...... 9-11 of our farmers and fi rst responders, and information about immunizations, Family, Movies ...... 12-13 did so much for the citizens of our com- visit https://www.ocgov.net//oneida/ Classified ...... 14-15 munities. Bill loved his district and will health/ImmunVaccines. always be remembered for his steadfast advocacy for the people.” Magee lived in the town of Nelson his entire life, at one point serving as town supervisor. Magee also worked at the State Fair and as an auctioneer. He grew up COMING DOWN — A demolition crew takes down the area that housed the pharmacy at the serving his neighbors in Erieville from former Rite Aid store at 1727 Black River Blvd on Wednesday. Once the structure is fully removed his family’s dairy farm and country store and the lot cleared, the property will house a 6,400-square foot car wash owned by the Hoffman before graduating from Cornell University. Development Corp., of Albany. It is slated to open in 2022. 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NORTHLAND DONATION — Northland Communica- Western Fire Chief Michael Anania, Northland VP Maureen KRIS-TECH DONATION — Kris-Tech Wire, of Rome, Anania, Kris-Tech representatives Wendy Calabrese, Nadine tions, of Holland Patent, donated $2,500 to both the West- McCarthy Tracy, lineman Tom Warcup, lineman Anthony donated $5,000 to the Western Volunteer Fire Department Almond, Jamie McNett, Paula Bush, and fi refi ghter Fred ern Volunteer Fire Department and the Westernville Library. Gentile, and lineman Ray Edwards. to assist with cleanup efforts as a result of the recent torna- Sherman. From left: Firefi ghter Fred Sherman, lineman Kevin Pratt, (Sentinel photo by Sean I. Mills) do that hit the hamlet. From left: Western Fire Chief Michael (Sentinel photo by Sean I. Mills) Donations to help recovery efforts from tornado in Western BY SEAN I. MILLS Rome, and Northland Communi- on hand in the immediate wake and work in the area,” Calabrese Staff writer cations, of Holland Patent have of the tornado to get communica- said. “We want to help them.” TOWN OF WESTERN — In stepped up with large donations tions networks back up and run- Also among the donations on the wake of a devastating torna- to help the Town of Western ning in the town, offi cials said. Thursday was $200 from a pri- do and several thunderstorms in recover. Kris-Tech is donating “We just felt it was import- vate citizen in Utica who still the Town of Western, two local $5,000 to the Western Volunteer ant to make a fi nancial donation wanted to help. His check was companies are making sizable Fire Department, and Northland from our family,” McCarthy Tracy passed along by Oneida County donations to the volunteer fi re is donating $2,500 to both the fi re stated. The donations were made Sheriff Robert M. Maciol. department and library. department and the Westernville by the Jeremiah O. McCarthy Western Fire Chief Michael Library. Foundation, a former president Anania accepted the checks on On the evening of July 8, a The money was donated at of Northland. behalf of the fi re department. class EF1 tornado tore through the Western Fire Department on Wendy Calabrese, with Kris- “It’s overwhelming, the com- Main Street and Route 46 in Route 46 Thursday afternoon. Tech CARES, said the company munity and the support,” Anania Western, tearing down trees “The quaint town of Western sets aside one dollar in donations stated. and powers lines and damaging was dramatically struck by a tor- for every 1,000 pounds of wire The chief said they have not homes and other buildings. Less nado just recently, and our line they make. The CARES Team decided how to spend the money than two weeks later, another crew was out here in a fl ash,” looked through multiple dona- just yet, but they are considering DONATING TO WESTERN — A private Utica resident saved up $200 and thunderstorm brought even more said Maureen McCarthy Tracy, tion options this quarter and set- planting new trees or fi nding a damage and fl ooding to Western. donated it to the Western Volunteer Fire Department to help with the tornado vice president of community and tled on the Town of Western. way to celebrate the volunteers and storm clean-up. The resident asked Oneida County Sheriff Robert M. Maciol With clean-up efforts still connections for Northland. “It’s right in our backyard. We throughout the community who to pass along his donation, and Maciol delivered the check to Westen Fire Chief underway, Kris-Tech Wire, of The Northland linemen were have a lot of employees that live helped with clean up. Michael Anania on Thursday. (Sentinel photo by Sean I. Mills)

Price Chopper issues recall of cole Positivity rate inches up slaw; stuffed seafood items There were three COVID-19 us can take to slow the spread. SCHENECTADY — Price bers) include: Seafood Stuffi ng deaths in New York on Thurs- There’s ample supply and vacci- Chopper/Market 32 has issued a (20956100000); Stuffed cod fi l- day and the statewide seven-day nation sites conveniently located voluntary recall on PICS brand lets (20814200000, 20814300000); average positivity rate is now across the state, so I urge every- Grab and Go Coleslaw with UPC Stuffed fl ounder (20822700000, 2.28%, according to information one who can to get the vaccine as 2 07177 00000 sold only in the 20822800000); Stuffed skin- from Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s soon as possible.” seafood department. (This does less haddock (20830300000, offi ce. COVID-19 Information Links not affect coleslaw sold in other 20830600000); Stuffed tilapia In Oneida County, there were In Oneida County, vaccine departments of the store). The with pecans (20902500000); 14 new cases of COVID-19 on appointments and walk-ins are recall is being issued due to the Stuffed whole and half lobsters July 29 and there have been no available at county-operated potential presence of small plas- (20923200000, 20923300000, virus-related deaths since July sites. To book an appointment, tic pieces in the product. 20930700000, 20933300000); 26. visit www.ocgov.net. Customers who purchased the Crab stuffed lobsters (4 ounces) In a daily release, Cuomoup- Scheduling a vaccine appoint- affected product can return it to (20934200000); Stuffed shrimp dated New Yorkers on the state’s ment can also be completed at: their local Price Chopper/Market (13-15 count) raw (20934600000); progress combating COVID-19. vaccines.gov. 32 store for a full refund. For Stuffed tilapia with pecans “The Delta variant’s spread COVID-19 case numbers and more information, contact Price (20934700000); Stuffed throughout New York State and vaccination rates are available Chopper/Market 32 at 800-666- shrimp 13-15 raw (2 ounces) across the country is reinforcing on Oneida County’s online Dash- 7667 or via email at consumerre- (20947800000); Seafood stuffed the need for New Yorkers to get board at: https://bit.ly/3A85tLp [email protected]. baby portabella mushroom TRAINING COMPLETED — Second Lieutenant Patrick A Haugen completed vaccinated as quickly as possi- The supermarket chain has (20955500000, 20955800000); Air Force Undergraduate Pilot Training in the T-38 Talon twin-engine fi ghter ble,” Cuomo said in a statement. The New York State Department also issued a voluntary recall Stuffed salmon (20965800000, trainer on May 6. He has been selected to fl y the F-16 Fighting Falcon as an active “This virus can still infect you of Health offers statewide infor- on certain stuffed seafood items 20965900000); Fried seafood duty fi ghter pilot. He is stationed at Laughlin AFB, Del Rio, Texas. Haugen is the and others, and being vaccinat- mation on COVID-19 at: https:// (listed with UPCs below) sold puffs (28924600000) and Stuffed son of Kenneth and Joanne Haugen, Turin Road. (Photo submitted) ed is the crucial action each of coronavirus.health.ny.gov only in the seafood department. mushrooms (28960100000). The recall is being issued due to Customers who purchased the the potential presence of metal affected products can return it to Vandalism suspect turns himself in; graffi ti found on park in Whitestown fragments in the stuffi ng product. their local Price Chopper/Market UTICA — One of two sus- After security camera pho- The products (and UPC num- 32 stores for a full refund. pects believed to be responsi- tos of the suspects were shared ble for vandalism at Parkway online, Utica Police said Timo- RE-OPENING MON. AUG. 2ND FOR INDOOR DINING! Recreation Center in Utica has thy Stegall, 22, of Utica, turned turned himself in, according to himself in. Police said Stegall law enforcement offi cials. is charged with three counts of Meanwhile, Whitestown fourth-degree mischief for all That’s Right! Police have reported vandalism three nights. He is scheduled to We will be serving Breakfast & Lunch at one of their parks as well. appear in court. indoors from 7 am-3pm Police said several young men Police said a second suspect We will doing curbside dinner vandalized the Parkway Recre- remains under investigation. pick-ups from 4pm-6pm ation Center in Utica on June 18, The Whitestown Police July 2 and July 21. Police said Department also announced a Mon. 8/2 Specials WHITESTOWN VANDALISM — These young, white males are suspected in Hot Turkey/Meatloaf there was graffi ti and the sus- vandalism investigation at Dun- ’ 414 W. Dominick vandalism and graffi ti at Dunham Manor Park in Whitestown. Police are asking Eddies Street, Rome pects shot the building with a BB ham Manor Park. Police said Tues. 8/3 Specials that anyone who recognizes the males should call 315-736-1100. PARAMOUNT DINER Roast Pork/Pot Roast 315-336-9581 or pellet gun. there was graffi ti spray-painted (Photo courtesy the Whitestown Police) on park and playground equip- ment. Several young, white males were also captured on security cameras at Dunham Manor Park, police stated. Be Careful When a Business SUNDAY FUNDAY According to Utica Police, it is so far unknown if the two AT… PAPA RICKS incidents of park vandalism are Offers You Something for “FREE”… connected. Anyone with information on the vandalism at Dunham Manor Sunday, August 1st Park is asked to call Whitestown Over Police at 315-736-1100. All calls IT USUALLY ISN’T. can be kept confi dential. 30 Vendors! Vernon Center Windows • Doors • Patio Doors Old Home Day Windows that tilt for easy cleaning! CRAFT FAIR event for Aug. 7 Music from… VERNON CENTER — The 44th Vernon Center Old Home Sh Get a quote Day will be held in the Vernon Local from… Center park on Saturday, Aug. 7. 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DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, SATURDAY, JULY 31, 2021 PAGE 3 Achievements FARMINGFARMING ININ CENTRALCENTRAL NEWNEW YORKYORK Pair on dean’s lists PROFILES • PRODUCTION • PROFESSIONALISM at Palmer College of Chiropractic DAVENPORT, Iowa — Nich- olas Casper, of Whitesboro, has been named to the dean’s list for the spring 2021 trimester at the Palmer College of Chiropractic’s FARMINGFARMING ININ CENTRALCENTRAL NEWNEW YORKYORK main campus. Haidyn Hawkes, of Camden, PROFILES • PRODUCTION • PROFESSIONALISM has been named to the 2021 spring quarter dean’s list at Palm- er College of Chiropractic’s Flor- ida campus in Port Orange, Fla. The college, the fi rst and larg- est college in the chiropractic profession, has a third campus in San Jose, Calif.

New Hartford scholar earns degree ATLANTA, Ga. — Oscar Klempay, of New Hartford, has received a master’s degree in aerospace engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technolo- gy in Atlanta, the institute has announced. Klempay was among approxi- mately 4,435 undergraduate and graduate students who earned their degrees during the Spring 2021 semester and were recog- CLEAN UP — Paige Schweinsberg and Logan DiNitto event, painstakingly prepping their animals for competition BUCKING THE HEAT — Where better to spend a hot and humid day at the fair nized during the Institute’s 260th team up to give Reagan, a Brown Swiss heifer, a scrub and sharing information about the creatures, and farming, than in the dairy building showing the many wholesome dairy products available Commencement exercises in on Wednesday at the Boonville-Oneida County Fair. Youth with spectators. More photos on page 8, and online at to fair-goers. At left is Alyssa Buck, the former Oneida County Dairy princess May at Bobby Dodd Stadium. from across the county have spent countless hours at the www.romesentinel.com. (Sentinel photos by John Clifford) from 2020-2021; with her is brother, Jacob Buck, a 4-H Ambassador. Pictures — not words Clinton resident Golden Goose This week’s “Farming in recognized Funeral Notices Central New York” column performance features photographs of young- at Dickinson College ADLE — Donald J. Adle Sr., Burns & Sprock Funeral Home THROOP — Lucille Elizabeth CARLISLE, Pa. — Erik Smith, sters from the Boonville-Oneida in West Leyden 80, of Oneida, on July 24, 2021. 7751 Merrick Road. Juergens Jones Throop, 101¤½, of County Fair. of Clinton, has been named to No calling hours or services. LARSEN — Donald F. Larsen, Niskayuna, formerly of Rome, on the dean’s list for the spring 2021 Traditional columns in the Burial at a later date in the Onei- Jr., 62, of Rome, on July 26, 2021. July 18, 2021. For semester at Dickinson College, on Aug. 4 da Valley Cemetery. Arrange- Services 2 p.m. today at Nunn Services 11 a.m. Nov. 27 in the series will resume next week. the college has announced. comments or additional informa- WEST LEYDEN — The Rev ments by Campbell-Dean Funer- and Harper Funeral Home, 418 N. First Presbyterian Church. Pri- Smith, a senior, is majoring in tion about the columns, e-mail Theatre, formerly the Merry- al Home, Oneida. George St. Calling hours noon-2 vate burial Evergreen Cemetery. international studies. He is the Daily Sentinel Photojournalist Go-Round Theatre, will per- GRAGO — James L. Grago, p.m. today. Contributions to the First Pres- son of Jim and Ellen Smith. John Clifford at jclifford@ form The Golden Goose on 93, of Canastota, on July 24, 2021. OAKES — Donald K. Oakes, byterian Church, 108 W. Court RNYmedia.com. Wednesday, Aug. 4 at 6:30 p.m. Private services. Arrange- Sr., 72 of Camden, on July 27, St., Rome, NY 13440; or to Jervis Submit dean’s list info at the handicapped accessi- ments by Campbell-Dean Funer- 2021. Services 1 p.m. today at Library, 613 N. Washington St., ble Town of Lewis Town Park, al Home, 300 S. Peterboro St., Fish Creek Landing Cemetery. Rome, NY 13440. Arrangements President’s or dean’s list Canastota. Burial Woodlawn Calling hours 9 a.m. - noon today by Prince-Boyd & Hyatt Home information — student’s name, 4801 Mud Lake Road, present- ed by Town of Lewis Library. Cemetery, Syracuse. No calling at LaRobardiere Funeral Home, For Funerals, 210 W. Court St. parents names and address(es), hours. 109 Main St., Camden. Contribu- WAMELING — William A. list student is on and the The performance is based on a fairytale by the Broth- Contributions to Internation- tions to the family. Wameling, 66, of Oneida, on July semester, year in college, major, al Boxing Hall of Fame, 360 N. REED — Mark A. Reed, 63, of 27, 2021. 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MULITPLE POSITIONS...... TBD ...... NEWHARTFORDSCHOOLS.ORG/PAGE/2555 PAGE 4 DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, SATURDAY, JULY 31, 2021 Our Opinion [email protected] • 315–337–4000, ext. 225 City’s history with Erie Canal worth preserving The buildings at the Erie Canal Village are Likewise, Rome’s role in the process, in various states of disrepair with most, if should also be celebrated. not all, failing the city’s basic code require- We understand the financial difficulties ments. The artifacts — those that remain involved in restoring the parcel and its salvageable and have not succumbed to buildings from the Victorian home to the mold or decay — are still being cataloged Cheese Factory, which will require exten- with ownership being determined. sive work and funding. We also are cogni- And yet, those with a vested interest in zant of the Herculean effort to sort through the property and its assets — owner Rick the artifacts at the village, to salvage what Rios, of California; the Rome Historical can be salvaged and to develop appropri- Society; and members of the city’s Com- ate methods and facilities to preserve and mon Council and municipal government exhibit them. — remain undaunted in their efforts to We also understand, perhaps the largest move forward and restore the village as an obstacle to overcome, is skepticism in the attraction worthy of visiting and of carrying region over whether it actually can, or on Rome’s legacy as the place where the should, be preserved. first shovelful of dirt was turned to create the venerable Erie Canal. We will choose, in this instance, to be Although there are plenty of obstacles, hopeful. Hopeful that its new ownership both those mentioned above and others is willing to make the substantial invest- — including the bureaucracy involved in ments necessary, as it appears it is poised designated the site as a historic district to to do; encouraged that the city councilors provide it with some additional benefits — have thoroughly investigated the needs and we hope they do. benefits of establishing a historic district at While it is true the Erie Canal is no longer the site and proud that a small, but fiercely Need for skepticism the economic engine that opened up west- dedicated group of local historians are fully ern New York and the Great Lakes region, engaged as partners in the process. Government legislative titles often ing more value, and hand it over to Such exemplary performance it is still a marvel with a rich history that We wish them smooth sailing in this sound fantastic; certainly, there is a the government, which will not only should, of course, be rewarded by deserves to be preserved. effort. branding guru in charge of naming redistribute it but waste it. giving the government even more potential legislation something that This should lead skeptics to ask money to waste. appeals to the masses. But the titles whether the government or the pri- “Because it is a monopoly, govern- don’t always fairly describe the leg- vate sector is more effective in man- ment brings inefficiency and stagna- islation they are attached aging money. For those OPINION tion to most things it runs; govern- to. in the government or ment agencies pursue the inflation of Your Opinion To translate these grand those who receive money their budgets rather than the service sounding legislative titles from the government, the of their customers; pressure groups Woodstock ‘99 was a disgrace to community into normal English, you answer is the government. form an unholy alliance with agen- must employ a healthy For those who are not in cies to extract more money from tax- On Friday, July 23, the Capitol Theatre the map by promoting such an event and dose of skepticism and be government or those who payers for their members,” Matt Rid- was host to a free showing on the HBO doc- allowing vendors to charge high prices for able to translate Orwel- believe that government ley wrote in his book, “The Rational umentary “Woodstock ‘99: PEACE, LOVE bottled water. lian doublespeak into is ineffective and ineffi- Optimist: How Prosperity Evolves.” and RAGE.” Most of the concert crowd traveled with everyday language. Skep- cient, the answer is the “Yet despite all this, most clever What was the purpose? a certain amount of finances and then tics begin by questioning private sector. people still call for government to That event was a disgrace to our city. For ended up being taken advantage of. those who put forth any Jackie Gingrich Those government offi- run more things and assume that if $200,000 we sold our “souls” to the devil. This documentary should have been given argument or idea Cushman cials currently in power, it did so, it would somehow be more The fires, mayhem and chaos was a high rated X and should never be shown to our and think about what who are spending more perfect, more selfless, next time.” price to pay along with aggressive rock youth again. It certainly left our city with a may be in it for them. To than the government bands, assaults, rapes and filthy language. black eye. do that, skeptics must think inde- is collecting in taxes, think this is According to a report issued this It’s sad that Rome, New York, was put on — Kathleen A. Murphy, Rome pendently. a great idea. This is their way to week by Regional Economic Models, Let’s take two legislative efforts siphon more money from individu- a non-partisan economic modeling currently under consideration: the als. The unspoken downside is that firm, the STEP Act and President so-called Sensible Taxation and the government is not efficient in Biden’s American Families Plan Tabloid tales of the past…from Sentinel files Equity Promotion Act and President spending the dollars. would adversely affect our economy. Joe Biden’s American Families Plan. The General Accountability Office Peter Evangelakis, Ph.D., vice pres- ident of economics and consulting Today is Saturday, July 31, the 212th day In 2014, the death toll from the worst These brilliantly named bills hide reports that nearly 10% of unemploy- the fact that they are designed to ment payments were improper in at REMI, said, “We find close to one of 2021. There are 153 days left in the year. recorded Ebola outbreak in history sur- million annual job losses, 10-year passed 700 in West Africa. pull money out of the private sector 2019. This means that more than $2.6 Today’s Highlight in History: and pour it into government coffers. billion were spent incorrectly. But it decreases in economic output and Ten years ago: Ending a stalemate, GDP of about $2 trillion and $1 tril- On July 31, 1991, President George H.W. These bills claim to make taxation gets worse. President Barack Obama and congressio- lion respectively, declines of over Bush and Soviet President Mikhail S. Gor- sensible and equitable, but the ques- From March 2020 to April 2021, nal leaders announced an agreement on $600 billion and $6 billion respec- bachev signed the Strategic Arms Reduc- tion should be to whom. The answer: the overpayment was $12.9 billion, emergency legislation to avert the nation’s tively in private investment and R&D tion Treaty in Moscow. first-ever financial default. the government itself. It makes more according to GAO. And, by the time sense to government officials to col- all the accounting is complete, this spending, and about $1 trillion in On this date: Five years ago: Pope Francis told young lect more money, even if it means figure will more than double, accord- foregone personal income, or up to people who had flocked by the hundreds of $10,000 per household.” In 1715, a fleet of Spanish ships carrying thousands to a Catholic jamboree near Kra- taxing money from unrealized gains ing to the Labor Department, which gold, silver and jewelry sank during a hur- kow, Poland, that they needed to “believe in value. This would force families estimates that $26 billion of the We need to not only defeat these ricane off the east Florida coast; of some in a new humanity” stronger than evil, and to sell small businesses and farms CARES unemployment distribution legislate acts, but more importantly, 2,500 crew members, more than 1,000 died. cautioned against concluding that one reli- and pull invested money out of the will be found to have been incorrect- we need to heighten our skepticism. In 1777, during the Revolutionary War, gion is more violent than others. private sector, where it is generat- ly spent. (c) 2021 creators.com the Marquis de Lafayette, a 19-year-old French nobleman, was made a major-gener- One year ago: A federal appeals court al in the American Continental Army. overturned the death sentence of Dzhokhar Our empathetic authoritarians In 1919, Germany’s Weimar Constitution Tsarnaev in the 2013 Boston Marathon America has a crisis of empathy. to rule them. of various races; that if a dispropor- was adopted by the republic’s National bombing, saying the judge who oversaw That crisis isn’t expressed as lack The other group of Americans tionate number of black students Assembly. the case didn’t adequately screen jurors for of charitable giving: Americans give — Emotion-Centered Empaths — underperform on such tests, that In 1933, the radio series “Jack Armstrong, potential biases. (The Supreme Court has approximately seven times what believes that empathy means mir- may merit empathy, but it doesn’t the All-American Boy,” made its debut on agreed to consider reinstating the death Europeans do to charity per capita. roring solidarity with subjective feel- merit discarding the standards. sentence.) With six Major League teams CBS radio station WBBM in Chicago. And it isn’t expressed as an unwill- ings in policy. In this view, empathy Emotion-Centered Empaths will, In 1945, Pierre Laval, premier of the sidelined by the pandemic, Commissioner ingness to spend on a means expressing agree- Rob Manfred spoke to union leader Tony in direct opposition, suggest that the pro-Nazi Vichy government, surrendered to governmental level: The OPINION ment with someone else’s mere fact of black student under- U.S. authorities in Austria; he was turned Clark about the importance of players fol- U.S. spends more money specific feelings, refusing lowing the coronavirus protocols. performance requires discarding over to France, which later tried and exe- than any nation in the to assess whether those testing regimes — to do otherwise cuted him. Today’s Birthdays: Actor Don Murray is history of the world. feelings are merited or would be to abandon solidarity with In 1954, Pakistan’s K2 was conquered 92. Jazz composer-musician Kenny Burrell The crisis of empathy justified and then shaping those who underperform, to ignore as two members of an Italian expedition, is 90. Actor France Nuyen is 82. Actor isn’t even about an inabil- policy around assuaging the myriad factors that undoubtedly Achille Compagnoni and Lino Lacedelli, Susan Flannery is 82. Singer Lobo is 77. ity to walk in other peo- those feelings. led to the underperformance in the reached the summit. Actor Geraldine Chaplin is 77. Former ple’s shoes: America is Neutrality-Driven first place. In 1964, country singer-songwriter Jim movie studio executive Sherry Lansing is one of the most racially Empaths believe that pol- The battle between Neutral- Reeves, 40, and his manager, Dean Man- 77. Singer Gary Lewis is 76. and religiously tolerant itics ought to be about ity-Driven Empaths and Emo- uel, were killed when their private plane Actor Lane Davies is 71. Actor Susan nations on earth. The solutions geared toward tion-Driven Empaths creates a crashed in bad weather near Nashville. Wooldridge is 71. International Tennis Hall American crisis of empa- equality of individuals Ben massive political asymmetry. That’s In 1970, “The Huntley-Brinkley Report” of Famer Evonne Goolagong Cawley is thy rests in a simple fact: before the law. Policy because Neutrality-Driven Empaths came to an end after nearly 14 years as 70. Actor Barry Van Dyke is 70. Actor America is now divided and emotional empathy Shapiro acknowledge that while people may co-anchor Chet Huntley signed off for the Alan Autry is 69. Jazz composer-musician over two mutually exclu- may come into conflict in disagree over policy, that does not last time; the broadcast was renamed “NBC Michael Wolff is 69. Actor James Read is 68. sive definitions of empa- this view. Emotion-Cen- mean they are uncaring or cruel. Nightly News.” Actor Michael Biehn is 65. Rock singer-mu- thy. That divide is unbridgeable. tered Empaths believe the opposite: But for Emotion-Driven Empaths, In 1971, Apollo 15 crew members David sician Daniel Ash (Love and Rockets) is 64. One group of Americans — Neu- They believe that politics ought to the opposite is again true: If policy Scott and James Irwin became the first Actor Dirk Blocker is 64. trality-Driven Empaths — defines be about emotional solidarity rather is directly correlated with empathy, astronauts to use a lunar rover on the sur- Entrepreneur Mark Cuban is 63. Rock empathy as treating people as indi- than finding solutions. Policy must failure to agree represents emotional face of the moon. musician Bill Berry is 63. Actor Wally Kurth viduals capable of free choice and follow emotional empathy in this brutality and cruelty. In 1972, Democratic vice-presidential is 63. Actor Wesley Snipes is 59. Country deserving of equality under the law. view. candidate Thomas Eagleton withdrew from singer Chad Brock is 58. Musician Fatboy In this view, empathy manifests in To take a rather stark example, Empathy for people as full human the ticket with George McGovern following Slim is 58. Author J.K. Rowling is 56. Actor respect for the capacity of other consider the question of black stu- beings means recognizing their agen- disclosures that Eagleton had once under- Dean Cain is 55. Actor Jim True-Frost is human beings, and in understand- dent test performance. Neutrali- cy, understanding their differences gone psychiatric treatment. 55. Actor Robert Telfer is 44. Country sing- ing that they make different deci- ty-Driven Empaths will suggest that and holding fast to equality before In 2003, the Vatican launched a global er-musician Zac Brown is 43. Actor-produc- sions than you would. This version meritocratic standards are in fact the law. If we reject those principles campaign against gay marriages, warning er-writer B.J. Novak is 42. Actor Eric Lively of empathy doesn’t require that we the only neutral rules that can be in favor of a high-handed and pater- Catholic politicians that support of same- is 40. Singer Shannon Curfman is 36. NHL agree with anyone’s decisions, but applied to education, and that such nalistic approach to power politics, sex unions was “gravely immoral” and urg- center Evgeni Malkin is 35. Hip-hop artist that we understand that it is not our standards have acted as a ladder freedom will not survive. ing non-Catholics to join the offensive. Lil Uzi Vert is 27. Actor Reese Hartwig is 23. job, absent significant externalities, for a wide variety of human beings (c) 2021 creators.com

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The Daily Sentinel also has a Web site: RomeSentinel.com. 111 Langley Road, PO Box 471, Rome, N.Y. 13440 DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, SATURDAY, JULY 31, 2021 PAGE 5 U.S. passport delays Public Safety Logs Mutual aid log lead to long lines • To report an emergency: 911 Ave., structure fire. • 5:37 p.m. Woodgate, Otter Lake down. Thursday • 10:35 a.m. Whitesboro, to same. and Old Forge Ambulance, • 9:15 p.m. Barneveld, Summit • 4:48 a.m. New Hartford, Oxford • 2:43 p.m. Whitesboro, Jessi- Route 28, Forestport, accident/ St., Trenton, wires down. of would-be travelers Road, carbon monoxide. ca Place, Whitestown, wires injury. • 9:19 p.m. North Bay, W. Lake BY CHRISTOPHER WEBER • 10:03 a.m. Floyd, Ritchie Road, down. • 6:10 p.m. West Leyden, tree St., Vienna, wires down. AND EUGENE GARCIA investigate. • 3:26 p.m. New Hartford, acci- down. • 9:25 p.m. Barneveld, Summit Associated Press • 10:33 a.m. Yorkville, Highland dent/injury. • 7:03 p.m. Durhamville, wires St., Trenton, assist. Britt Johnson showed up around midnight to the West Los Police log Angeles Federal Building, hoping • To report an emergency: 911 alarm. • 12:28 p.m. W. Thomas St., ani- welfare. to apply for a rushed passport • Website: www.romepd.com • 5:26 a.m. Ellsworth Road, mal. • 4:16 p.m. Henry St., alarm. when the office opened at 7 a.m. Thursday alarm. • 12:53 p.m. E. Dominick St., bur- • 8:08 p.m. St. Peter’s Ave., alarm. Johnson, eager to visit a dying • Midnight N. Madison, larceny. • 7:08 a.m. N. Levitt St., over- glary. • 8:54 p.m. Church St., trespass. relative in Mexico, was in line • 12:02 a.m. N. James St., check dose. • 1:14 p.m. Turin St., check wel- • 9:11 p.m. accident. with hundreds of would-be trav- (AP file photo) welfare. • 8:27 a.m. Parry St., overdose. fare. • 9:46 p.m. Gansevoort Ave., • 12:32 a.m. domestic. • 9:03 a.m. E. Bloomfield St., dis- • 1:29 p.m. N. James St., aggra- check welfare. elers midmorning Thursday when its offices last year in an effort to • 12:49 a.m. suspicious activity. pute. vated harassment. • 10:18 p.m. E. Dominick St., dis- a security guard announced that keep employees safe, creating an • 1:14 a.m. W. Dominick St., • 9:44 a.m. W. Thomas St., • 1:54 p.m. Church St., suspi- orderly. walk-ins for passport applica- enormous backlog. domestic. domestic. cious activity. • 10:19 p.m. Croton St., suspi- tions would no longer be taken That’s because of ripple • 1:40 a.m. Park Drive Manor, • 9:56 a.m. N. James St., harass- • 2:54 p.m. Turin St., disorderly. cious activity. there. effects from the pandemic that property damage. ment. • 2:58 p.m. Erie Blvd. West, lar- • 10:45 p.m. Calvert St., check The disappointment in the caused extreme disruptions to • 1:52 a.m. Church St., domestic. • 11:42 a.m. N. George St., inves- ceny. welfare. crowd has been felt across the the process at domestic issuance • 2:01 a.m. Culverton Road, tigate. • 3:02 p.m. N. James St., larceny. • 11:06 p.m. assist. U.S. at passport offices, which facilities and overseas embassies assist. • 12:03 p.m. S. George St., dis- • 3:20 p.m. Brookley Road, lar- • 11:56 p.m. N. George St., check have been overwhelmed by and consulates. • 3:32 a.m. Ellsworth Road, pute. ceny. welfare. people ready to travel again as The department says a back- alarm. • 12:07 p.m. Perimeter Road, hit • 3:48 p.m. Spring St., animal. • 11:57 p.m. E. Dominick St., dis- COVID-19 restrictions gradually log of 1.5 million to 2 million • 3:57 a.m. Ellsworth Road, and run. • 4:12 p.m. W. Thomas St., check orderly. have lifted in recent months. passport requests means that The pent-up demand for pass- most applications submitted now ports has swelled wait times probably will not be processed Fire log to between 12 and 18 weeks, until the fall. according to the State Depart- Rachel Arndt, deputy assistant • To report an emergency: 911 • 7:08 a.m. N. Levitt St., first aid. • 10:23 a.m. N. Levitt St., first aid. • 3:37 p.m. S. Jay St., first aid. ment. That’s caused many like secretary of state for passport Thursday • 7:54 a.m. Erie Blvd. W, alarm. • 12:30 p.m. Cottage St., first aid. • 7:23 pm E. Bloomfield, first aid Johnson to seek expedited services, said this month that the • 1:54 a.m. Culverton, first aid. • 8:26 a.m. Parry St., first aid. • 2:24 p.m. Depeyster St., • 7:45 p.m. St. Peter’s Ave., appointments at understaffed department is increasing staffing • 6:31 a.m. W. South St., alarm. • 9:17 a.m. N. George, first aid. request for first aid. request for first aid. passport offices. Those now take throughout the United States as up to 12 weeks. pandemic restrictions are eased. “It’s pretty urgent,” Johnson But she said Americans needing Sheriff’s log said of his travel plans. “It’s pret- to apply for or renew a pass- Thursday • 10:45 a.m. Route 5, Vernon, animal. flooding. ty important to me right now. So port should do so at least six • 12:09 a.m. Croissant Circle, investigate. • 2:33 p.m. disabled vehicle. • 7:03 p.m. accident. I’m gonna do my best to try to get months ahead of when they plan Deerfield, abandoned call. • 11:52 a.m. Main St., Remsen, • 3:05 p.m. Prescott Road, Deer- • 7:05 p.m. accident. this thing.” to travel. • 1:47 a.m. Tynan Road, Vienna, accident. field, abandoned call. • 7:31 p.m. Main St., Clayville, Now, his only options for an Those without immediate trav- alcohol. • 12:07 p.m. Pritchard Road, • 3:08 p.m. Mohawk St., Paris, domestic. in-person appointment are to try el plans are encouraged to renew • 3:30 a.m. N. Lake Road, Forest- Steuben, public lewdness. abandoned call. • 7:42 p.m. Mapledale Road, to schedule it online or by phone. their passports by mail. port, check welfare. • 12:26 p.m. College St., Clinton, • 3:18 p.m. Daily Road, Westmo- Trenton, alarm. Marvella Carson, who was hop- Meanwhile, the State Depart- • 4:52 a.m. Fairway Lane, Lee, fight. reland, property damage. • 7:55 p.m. Dewing Ave., Clay- ing to attend a cousin’s wedding ment and Department of Home- check welfare. • 12:33 p.m. River Road, Marcy, • 3:38 p.m. Route 274, Western, ville, assist. in Jamaica, said she’s tried both, land Security have taken steps to • 9:01 a.m. Cavanaugh Road, dispute. animal. • 8:23 p.m. Fountain St., Kirk- with no luck. ease issues related to Americans Marcy, alarm. • 12:52 p.m. accident. • 3:54 p.m. Main St., Camden, land, investigate. “You can’t get through. You abroad with expired passports • 9:02 a.m. Turin Road, disor- • 1:33 p.m. Lake Shore Road overdose. • 9:25 p.m. Summit St., Trenton, can’t get on their website. You who are trying to return home. derly. North, Verona, assist. • 4:24 p.m. Schuyler St., Utica, assist. can’t get through on the phone,” The departments announced • 9:40 a.m. Broad St., Oriskany • 1:56 p.m. accident. accident/injury. • 9:46 p.m. Mapledale Road, Carson said, waiting outside the in May that U.S. citizens who Falls, domestic. • 2:03 p.m. Route 46, Western, • 5:30 p.m. Rehm Road, Flor- Trenton, alarm. federal building in Los Angeles. are overseas and whose pass- • 10:04 a.m. Utica St., Kirkland, check welfare. ence, aggravated harassment. • 9:59 p.m. Twin Rock Road, She’s resigned herself to the ports expired on or after Jan. menacing. • 2:06 p.m. Walker Road, Deer- • 5:37 p.m. Route 28, Forestport, Remsen, overdose. fact that she’s probably not going 1, 2020, would be able to use • 10:16 a.m. Route 8, Bridgewa- field, fraud. accident. • 10:10 p.m. Route 69, Whites- to make the wedding. their documents to reenter the ter, neighbors. • 2:12 p.m. Route 12, Boonville, • 6:10 p.m. Route 294, Boonville, town, suspicious activity. After more than a year of pan- United States until Dec. 31, 2021. demic-related lockdowns, people That provision does not apply to are ready to travel again, but the travel between other countries State police log State Department closed many of unless it is a transit stop. • To report an emergency: 911 • 10:16 a.m. Route 8, Bridgewa- • 2:03 p.m. Route 46, Western, accident. Thursday ter, neighbors. check welfare. • 6:10 p.m. Route 294, Boonville, • 12:09 a.m. Croissant Circle, • 10:45 a.m. Route 5, Vernon, • 2:12 p.m. Boonville, animal. flooding. Eye on needs of aging Deerfield, abandoned call. investigate. • 2:33 p.m. disabled vehicle. • 7:05 p.m. accident. • 12:41 a.m. check welfare. • 10:49 a.m. John St., Remsen, • 3:05 p.m. Prescott Road, • 7:31 p.m. Main St., Clayville, • 1:47 a.m. Vienna, alcohol. check welfare. Deerfield, abandoned call. domestic. population • 3:30 a.m. N. Lake Road, Forest- • 11:52 a.m. Main St., Remsen, • 3:08 p.m. Mohawk St., Paris, • 7:42 p.m. Mapledale Road, ■ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 port, check welfare. accident. abandoned call. Trenton, alarm. • 4:52 a.m. Fairway Lane, Lee, • 12:07 p.m. Pritchard Road, • 3:18 p.m. Daily Road, Westmo- • 7:55 p.m. Dewing Ave., Clay- buildings on campus as well as closet into restroom space and check welfare. Steuben, public lewdness. reland, property damage. ville, assist. the housing. adding a bridal suite for brides to • 6:21 a.m. Brookside Drive, • 12:12 p.m. Hawkinsville Road, • 3:38 p.m. Western, animal. • 8:23 p.m. Fountain St., Kirk- “We want to utilize the prop- get ready for their ceremonies. Kirkland, abandoned call. Boonville, mischief. • 3:54 p.m. Main St., Camden, land, investigate. erty to better meet the needs The banquet hall would not be • 9:01 a.m. Cavanaugh Road, • 12:33 p.m. River Road, Marcy, overdose. • 9:25 p.m. Summit St., Trenton, of the aging adult population,” used by senior residents unless Marcy, alarm. dispute. • 5:24 p.m. Oswego Road, inves- assist. Rolf explained. It will be “inde- there was a special celebration • 9:02 a.m. Turin Road, disor- • 12:52 p.m. accident. tigate. • 9:46 p.m. Mapledale Road, pendent living” with “supportive or event for them planned there. derly. • 1:33 p.m. Lake Shore Road • 5:30 p.m. Rehm Road, Flor- Trenton, alarm. senior hous- ing home Upgrades • 9:40 a.m. Broad St., Oriskany North, Verona, assist. ence, aggravated harassment. • 9:59 p.m. Twin Rock Road, health to the Man- Falls, domestic. • 1:56 p.m. accident. • 5:37 p.m. Route 28, Forestport, Remsen, overdose. services, sion House where will also make people can the building come to our office and Americans with Dis- Hamilton to avoid posting of political, special interest flags arrange for rides to doc- abilities Act compli- ■ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 tor’s appointments or the gro- ant. cery store, people can buy meals Current Beeches property contemporary political messag- concurred with my conclusions She added that private prop- the political aisle that are unhap- ala cart, etc. There will be paved details: es, and to many, it currently con- that the best course for the vil- erty owners are free to exercise py with these decisions, I, and sidewalks and walking trails, • 42 acres of woodlands and veys a negative social message.” lage would be to avoid the post- their First Amendment rights on the village Board, believe this is and different activities” to do on open areas The flag has been flown by ing of any political or special their own properties. the best policy decision for the campus. • 10 acres of buildings and numerous political parties, interest flags on village proper- “While I recognize that there times in which we are living,” Amenities will also include parking lots including the Libertarian Party ty,” Loveless said. are individuals on both sides of Loveless concluded. laundry service, congregate • Conference Center in the 1970s and the Tea Party meals and housekeeping ser- • The Inn at the Beeches in the early 2000s. Recently, the vices. • 69 rooms, lobby, cafe and Gadsden flag was featured prom- “We’re developing a PACE Three–day weather outlook executive suite inently by multiple individuals in program (all-inclusive care for • Three carriage houses the Jan. 6 storming of the United the elderly) and thought it (The Sunday Monday Tuesday • Two stone cottages States Capitol. It has also been Beeches) would be a nice place Showers, storms Partly sunny Partly sunny • A-frame/garage adopted as a symbol by numer- 80% to house that,” she added. Staff • Utility building ous private militia’s as well as High lower 70s High mid 70s High upper 70s “will go to a house and provide • Five professional buildings political groups, many of which Low mid 50s Tomorrow’sLow mid weather50s Low mid 50s care, or we’ll have primary or with 11 suites are claimed to support alt-right adult day care services there” • Maintenance building movements. Forecast for Saturday, July 31, 2021 for residents to utilize, “or they • Outdoor pool According to the Mohawk Showers likely; (area seniors) can be brought CANADA • Two ponds Valley Main Street Patriots there.” The first two phases of announcement, part of the pur- high in lower 70s Rolf said Nascentia is part- Nascentia’s project would take pose of the planned rally was to nering with Revere Copper & Rest of today — Partly sunny. Highs Lake Placid place almost simultaneously circulate a petition to “return the 66/49 Brass because of their historic in the mid 70s. West winds 10 to 15 mph. Watertown with the goal of construction Gadsden Flag to the display of 71/58 Tonight — Partly cloudy in the evening, Toronto VT. contribution to the city, as well starting in September. flags traditionally placed in the 69/61 as copper being known as an then becoming mostly cloudy. A 40% chance Phase I: Mansion House ren- Village Green by the Hamilton N.H. anti-microbial surface — which of showers. Lows in the mid 50s. South Syracuse ovations (first floor); complete American Legion Post 375.” Rochester 74/60 Albany means it kills or slows the spread winds 5 to 10 mph. 72/58 71/54 plans for the inn/motor lodge; At the same time Loveless of microorganisms to include Sunday — Showers with a chance of Binghamton and grand funding applications. heard concerns about the Gads- Buffalo 68/55 MASS. bacteria and viruses. thunderstorms. Highs in the lower 70s. 71/62 Phase II (2022): Inn/motor den flag, she received a request “We are partnering with them South winds around 5 mph. Chance of rain lodge renovations to begin in from a local organization to post 80%. Sunday night — Showers likely with a Montauk for the front canopies…we’re 75/65 early spring; Mansion House a gay pride flag on the village PA. New York changing the entryway and put- chance of thunderstorms. Lows in the mid 77/66 renovations (first floor) com- green. 50s. Chance of rain 60%. ting on a copper canopy,” said plete in early spring; develop Rolf, adding that Revere would “Considering that this flag also Monday — Partly sunny. Highs in the plans for the second floor of the carries a political connotation, I mid 70s. Monday night — Mostly clear. also provide a copper top for Mansion House and basement the bar, as well as door and light consulted individually with other Lows in the mid 50s. renovations; develop designs for AccuWeather, Inc. plates. village Board members, who all Tuesday — Partly sunny. Highs in the ©2021 walking trails, roads and out- upper 70s. Tuesday night — Partly cloudy. County Airport weather report for Thursday There are also plans to gut the door living space; and complete Lows in the mid 50s. • Temperatures: 53˚ to 68˚ • Monthly rainfall: 6.88” current kitchens as most will be designs for cottages and duplex Email news items, tips Wednesday — Partly sunny with a unusable, Rolf said. neighborhoods. chance of showers. Highs in the upper • Normal Range: 58˚ to 81˚ • Rainfall for year: 20.96” “We don’t want to run a restau- Construction and renovations to Daily Sentinel 70s. Chance of rain 30%. Wednesday night • Records: 45˚ (1965), 93˚ • Sunset today (7/ 31): 8:24 rant. The Mansion House will be have been organized into five If you have a news item to — Partly cloudy. Lows in the upper 50s. (1959) • Sunrise tomorrow: 5:53, a facility to be rented and it will phases. Rolf said Nascentia is share — or a news tip to send to Thursday — Partly sunny with a chance • Rainfall: 0.75” sunset 8:23 be utilized by a handful of cater- also working with Mohawk Val- our reporters — send an email of showers. Highs around 80. Chance of ers coming in and out, and we’ll ley EDGE for obtaining possible to [email protected]. Today rain 30%. Nation — A dip in the jet stream will bring cooler air have a kitchen for their use,” grant monies and regional eco- pages items go to living@rnyme- Friday — Partly sunny with a chance of to the Great Lakes and Northeast. Hot, humid air will lin- Rolf added. nomic funding to support the dia.com; obituaries go to obits@ rain. Highs in lower 80s. Chance of rain 30%. ger, in the Central and Southeast regions. As very hot air She went on to describe other project. RNYmedia.com and sports news Saturday — Mix of sun and clouds with remains in the Northwest, spotty storms with little rain and future plans for the Mansion Nascentia Health currently should be emailed to sports@ a 30% chance of isolated thunderstorms. lightning can lead to new wildfires. National high Thursday House, such as changing the coat has about 630 employees. rnymedia.com. Highs in the lower 80s. 117 at Death Valley, Calif.; low 38 at Bodie State Park, Calif. PAGE 6 DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, SATURDAY, JULY 31, 2021 Canine Program at Clear Path for Veterans accepted into coalition CHITTENANGO — The Canine Program at Clear tion of a Puppy Development Program, aimed at are paired with the most benefi cial service dogs; related to post-traumatic stress. This study, offi cials Path for Veterans, established nearly a decade ago, raising and training purpose-bred Labrador retriev- increase awareness and understanding of the med- said, indicates that participants of the Canine Pro- was accepted into the Association of Service Dog ers to become service dogs for veterans with mil- ical evidence that supports the use of service dogs, gram had higher self-compassion, increased quality Providers for Military Veterans on June 30. The itary-related post-traumatic-stress, traumatic brain and advocate for the expanded use of qualifi ed of life, and decreased perceived stress. ASDPMV is a coalition of non-profi t service dog injury, and/or military sexual trauma. service dogs.” “It’s time for Clear Path to go beyond the bor- providers for military veterans working to prevent The program enhancement came about in As a member organization, Clear Path for Vet- ders of New York State with its world-class pro- suicide and improve Veterans’ mental health. response to the growing need for service dogs for erans hopes to contribute to this mission by shar- gramming,” said Program Director Ryan Woodruff. Since its inception, the Clear Path for Veterans our nation’s veterans, the Clear Path for Veterans ing best practices across the nation with other “There are too many veterans out there that could Canine Program staff has consistently maintained announcement said. like-minded programs. The local canine program is benefi t from these services and it is our duty to high standards and continues to raise the bar for According to the ASDPMV website, “our goal one of the few programs in the country that have serve them. Furthermore, it is our pleasure to serve growth and advancement, offi cials said. In 2017, is to ensure that best practices are utilized by completed a study showing results of its training those who have served, and the least we could do the program took a major shift, with the introduc- qualifi ed organizations to ensure that veterans program correlated with the mitigation of symptoms as a supportive nation.” Local band to return to festival

Madison County announces VERONA — Fritz’s Polka POUNDER HALL Band, from Verona, will return COVID-19 vaccine clinics to Musikfest in Bethlehem, Pa., Exceptional WAMPSVILLE — The Mad- media/144414/download; on Sunday, Aug. 8. The band will Senior Living ison County Department of CDC COVID-19 Vaccine web- perform on the Festplatz Stage Health has announced the fol- site https://www.cdc.gov/coro- from noon to 2:30 p.m. Musikfest 1400 Utica Street lowing upcoming COVID-19 navirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/ is the largest free festival in the Oriskany, NY 13424 vaccine clinic dates. index.html; and the Madison U.S. with more than a 1,000,000 18 years of age and older: County COVID Vaccine Nurse people attending the 2019 event, Part of the Eastern Star Campus Hotline: Call Monday-Friday the band announcement said. Come visit us for an informal Wednesday, Aug. 4, noon to tour and take home information about one of Mohawk Valley’s 4 p.m., County Health Depart- 8am-4pm: 315-366-2770,” the “The guys in Fritz’s Polka Band announcement said. are eager to return to Musikfest most affordable and elegant senior living campuses. ment offi ces, 138 N. Court St.; Did you know for $1,287 per month (Moderna); “Over 73% of our adult pop- for the seventh year in a row,” ulation in Madison County has said band leader Fritz Scherz. you will receive the following: 12 years of age and older: at least one dose of a COVID- “Last year was virtual, so it was ON THE ROAD AGAIN — Fritz’s • A lovely studio apartment with • No lease to sign Monday, Aug. 9, 9 a.m. to 19 vaccine,” the announce- full private bathroom quite a change from prior years Polka Band, from Verona, will return • Emergency staff available noon, County Health Depart- • Utilities (heat, air conditioning, 24 hours/day/365 days per year ment said. “That is great news; when the crowds had been really to Musikfest in Bethlehem, Pa., on ment offi ces, 138 N. Court St.; however, the virus is still in big! That said, it was still fun! A electricity & water) • Pavillion, gazebo and wonderful Sunday, Aug. 8. The band will per- • Elegant dining including 24 days sun deck (Pfi zer); our community. The best pro- neat thing about this festival is form on the Festplatz Stage from noon Thursday, Aug. 19, 1 to 5 worth of breakfast, lunch & dinner • Priority admission for tection against COVID-19 is that there are so many different to 2:30 p.m. Musikfest is the largest • Complimentary weekly transportation Rehabilitation and Assisted p.m., Northside Shopping Cen- being vaccinated.” musical genres and the audience free festival in the U.S. with more than to the bank & grocery store Living at Eastern Star Health ter in Oneida; (Pfi zer); “Appointments for clinics welcomes it. It’s so thrilling to get a 1,000,000 people attending the 2019 • Emergency call system in and Rehabilitation Center (*Ask about ins. coverage requirements*) Tuesday, Aug. 24, 8:30 to are encouraged, but walk-ins booked to play at the largest free event. (Photo submitted) every room & bathroom 11:30 a.m., County Health are welcome,” the department festival in the United States!” ** All of the above are included in the $1,287 per month Department offi ces, 138 N. Fritz’s Polka Band’s perfor- announcement said. Fritz’s Polka Band marked ADDITIONAL CONVENIENCES Court St.; (Pfi zer) For more information its 40th anniversary in October mance at Musikfest, go online to: about the clinics, go online • On–Site Laundry • Beauty/Barber Shop • Refrigerator in each room “Credible information about 2018. The group made history https://www.musikfest.org/ • Activity Room • On–Site Inside Storage • Discount Cable TV Rates the vaccines can be found in to https://www.madisoncoun- in 1999 by becoming the fi rst event/10844/fritzs-polka-band. For a tour, WITHOUT QUESTION, THE BEST BUY IN THE AREA!! these resources: FDA Fact ty.ny.gov/2675/COVID-19-Vac- polka band to play at a Wood- For more details on FPB, view call Mary Jane at sheet, https://www.fda.gov/ cine-Information.” stock Festival. the band’s website: www. Pounder Hall also offers enriched living services 315–736–1759 For more information on fritzspolkaband.com. Celebrating Over a Century of Service to the Community Capital projects PROUDLY SERVING ROME SINCE 1915 -- QUALITY MEATS • FRESH SLICED DELI • GREAT PRICES • PERSONAL SERVICE HADDOCK FISH FRY 7824 RIDGE MILLS ROAD on agenda OVERSTUFFED HOT FOOD & for Oneida SUBS CATERING MENU EVERY FRIDAY 315–337–MEAT (6328) NEW STORE HOURS councilors MON–SAT 8–8; SUN 9–7 ONEIDA — The city of Oneida Common Council has a full slate PRICES GOOD of legislation to discuss during 8/1/21 its upcoming meeting on Tues- day, Aug. 3, at 6:30 p.m. in the thru Council Chambers at City Hall, 8/7/21 109 N. Main St. The meeting will begin with a public comment period, followed MEATS & DELI & PRODUCE • MAZZAFERROS.COM by approval of the minutes of the council’s previous meeting - UNKNOWN on July 20. CAM’S WORDS OF WISDOM: “THE BEST VIEW COMES AFTER THE HARDEST CLIMB.” Capital project 17-10: CHOICE GRADE WESTERN BEEF GRADE ‘A’ FARM FRESH CHICKEN Close out Capital Project 17-10 BONELESS CENTER CUT SUPERIOR FLAVOR LED Street Lighting and approve unexpended funds to be trans- SIRLOIN ALLEN’S ferred back to the General Fund. $ 49 ¢ Capital project 21-17: STEAK LB. CHICKEN LB. Authorize the City Engineer STORE CUT FRESH THIGHS FAMILY PACK to proceed with Capital Proj- 5 ect 21-17 Replacement of Ken- 99 wood Pump Station Pipe Bridge; BONELESS • SUPER TRIM • GREAT FLAVOR IOWA’S FINEST PORK • GREAT TO SMOKE • 5 LB. AVG. FRESH SPLIT OR QUARTER CUT expend funds up to the budgeted BOSTON CUT SIRLOIN STEAK PORK BUTT ROAST GRILLING CHICKENS amount for said capital project; and authorize the mayor to sign any and all documents related to $ 99 $ 95 $ 79 Capital Project 21-17. LB. LB. LB. Extension to agreement: 4 1 1 Approve a six-month exten- sion to the Rehabilitation, Dem- CHOICE GRADE • WHOLE OR HALF SOLID & TENDER IBP SUPREME TRIM • CENTER CUT olition and Purchase Agreement BEEF BRISKETS BEEF RUMP ROAST PORK CHOPS for 117 East Sands St., executed by the Mayor and Alan DeFazio and Eric Decharo on Oct. 26, 2020. $ 99 $ 79 $ 79 LB. LB. REGULAR LB. Extension to agreement: OR THICK CUT Approve a six-month exten- 6 4 2 sion to the Rehabilitation, Dem- ROUND CUT - NO GRISTLE BONELESS HATFIELD - BONELESS CENTER CUT olition and Purchase Agreement for 526 Lenox Ave., executed by BEEF CUBE STEAK BEEF RIBS SMOKED PORK CHOPS PORK STEAKS the Mayor and Alan DeFazio and Eric Decharo on Oct. 26, 2020. $ 49 $ 99 $ 99 $ 29 LB. LB. LB. CENTER CUT LB. Online auction contract: 5 5 4 2 Authorize the mayor to sign 85% LEAN FAMILY PACK 90% LEAN FAMILY PACK STORE MADE FRESH an Online Auction Contract/ Agreement for sale of govern- GROUND CHUCK GROUND ROUND PORK & BEEF MIX ment assets by online auction with Auctions International Inc. GREAT FOR 11167 Big Tree Rd., East Aurora, $ 79 $ 99 MEATBALLS $ 99 LB. LB. OR MEATLOAF LB. NY, to sell city government vehi- 3 3 3 cles, machinery, equipment and all other surplus assets. STORE MADE DELI SALADS AND DELICIOUS GRAB & GO ENTREÈS Lease agreement: Authorize the purchasing STORE MADE GRAB & GO STORE BAKED agent to proceed with four leas- KIELBASA DINNER CHICKEN & TOMATO AND RED es through Enterprise Fleet Man- WITH ONIONS BISCUIT DINNER BAKED BEANS agement for four 2022 Chevy AND SAUERKRAUT MOZZARELLA SALAD RASPBERRY PIE Tahoes for the Police Depart- ment. $ 99 $ 99 $ 99 $ 99 $ 95 Advertise for bids: EA. EA. LB. LB. EA. Authorize the purchasing 7 7 4 6 10 agent to advertise for bids for water meters for 2021. FULL SERVICE DELI DEPARTMENT FRESH PRODUCE DELIVERED DAILY Special committee: HORMEL 95% FAT FREE RESSLER’S OVEN ROASTED ITALIAN BAGGED LARGE Approve the mayor’s appoint- COOKED $ 99 TURKEY $ 99 LONG HOT $ 99 SUNTAN $ 49 ments to a special committee HAM LB. BREAST EA.LB. PEPPERS LB. PEPPERS LB. established for the purpose of 4 5 2 1 submitting a Downtown Revital- CENTURION HARD OR WUNDERBAR U.S. GROWN U.S. #1 • 5 LB. 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TALL IN THE SADDLE — Wyatt Coonrod steers his trusty steed during the IN THE RING — Connor Frost and his Hampshire pig named Pine Grove Phoe- ALL REVVED UP — Raegan Pritchard, 2, and her dad, Boonville Volunteer horseback riding competition at the Boonville-Oneida County Fair on Thursday. nix walk in the judging ring at the Boonville-Oneida County Fair on Thursday. The fireman A.J. Pritchard, watch the tractor pull competition at the Boonville-Oneida Coonrod took first place — and a blue ribbon — in his riding class. Additional pair were competing for the blue ribbon in their category. County Fair as she stands on the bumper of the Boonville rescue truck on hand fair photos, page 3 and online at www.romesentinel.com. (Sentinel photos by John Clifford) at the venue.

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Javier Báez joining he said. their lineup. ical roles for one of the most nized where we were and what the Mets, Craig Kimbrel crossing Several playoff chasers pur- While much of the day hinged successful runs in Chicago Cubs work we had in front of us. We town to the White Sox, José Ber- sued arms, with Toronto land- on which teams added players history.” decided to begin a building pro- ríos moving north of the border. ing Berríos, Philadelphia getting — Atlanta got Adam Duvall, “They each secured a place in cess that will allow us to com- Now this truly was an All-Star Kyle Gibson and Ian Kennedy, Jorge Soler and Eddie Rosario the hearts of Cubs fans every- pete at the highest level.” trade deadline day. Boston adding relievers Hansel and reliever Richard Rodriguez, where. While their days taking Rizzo joined fellow All-Star After a run-up that saw the Robles and Austin Davis, and among them — it also was about the fi eld together as Cubs have Joey Gallo with the Yankees likes of Nelson Cruz, Anthony St. Louis acquiring starters Jon which clubs broke apart. come to an end, they gave us in trades completed Thursday. Rizzo, Joey Gallo and Adam Fra- Lester and J.A. Happ. The Cubs traded away major memories we will hold forever,” New York added Angels starter zier swapped, even more big “I felt like this was one of the pieces from their 2016 World he said. Andrew Heaney shortly before names changed teams during a most active trade deadlines that Series championship, sending The Nationals were busy, too. the 4 p.m. EDT deadline Friday. whirlwind Friday. I can recall,” said Atlanta GM Báez to the New York Mets and They traded away Scherzer and Rizzo was with his new team From contenders boost- Alex Anthopoulos, who swung a Bryant to the Giants, a day after Turner, keys to their 2019 title, for Friday night’s game in Miami. ing their roster to the also-ran JAVIER BÁEZ slew of deals. shipping Anthony Rizzo to the along with Lester, Yan Gomes While looking ahead, there was Chicago Cubs and Washington The Los Angeles Dodgers Yankees. The Cubs also dealt and Josh Harrison. That came still time to remember the recent Nationals gutting theirs, this was Chris Antonetti, who made three made the biggest noise, getting Kimbrel, their dominant clos- after they dealt Kyle Schwarber, past. “Did a lot of special things a monster day for moves. trades. Scherzer and Turner for a talent- er, crosstown to the AL Cen- Brad Hand and Daniel Hudson in front of a fan base that did not “They all feel busy, but today “We executed a number of ed quartet of young prospects. tral-leading Chicago White Sox. on Thursday. see a World Series in 108 years. was nonstop,” said Cleveland trades but there were proba- The ace and star shortstop could “I want to personally thank “It’s a diffi cult decision to Those moments will never be president of baseball operations bly at least another dozen other help them close a three-game Anthony Rizzo, Javy Báez and make, but oftentimes a decision taken away,” he said. New Jersey inks four players UTICA — The New Jersey Devils signed four University of Maine, captaining the team his senior players — forwards Chase DeLeo, Brian Flynn, season. Joseph Gambardella and defenseman Robbie Gambardella signed a two-year contract worth Russo — to two-way contacts. $750,000 at the NHL level and $300,000 at the AHL DeLeo signed a one-year contract worth level in 2021-22 and $750,000 at the NHL level and $750,000 at the NHL level and $200,000 at the AHL $320,000 at the AHL level in 2022-23. The 27-year- level. The 25-year-old spent the last three seasons old spent parts of the last fi ve seasons (2016-17 to with the Anaheim Ducks, splitting time in the 2020-21) with Bakersfi eld, a veteran of 183 regular NHL and with their AHL affi liate in San Diego. In season AHL contests with Bakersfi eld, Gambar- 2018-19, the left-shooting forward set professional della has 63 goals and 48 assists. In addition, the career highs scoring 20 goals and 35 assists in 66 Staten Island native represented the Condors in regular-season games with San Diego. A veteran the 2019 AHL All-Star Game. Prior to signing with of 365 regular season AHL contests with Manitoba New Jersey, Gambardella played for the Oilers and San Diego, from 2015-16, DeLeo has 90 goals during the 2018-19 season. In his 13-game NHL GETTING INSIDE — No. 84 Claude Hutchings Jr., of Sau- action on Friday night at Utica-Rome Speedway. Results and 132 assists. In addition, the La Mirada, Calif., career, he has posted three assists. Undrafted, the quoit, gets in the inside of Tim Mayne during modifi ed heat will appear in Tuesday’s paper. native appeared in 28 postseason games, tallying 5-foot-10, 180-pound forward played four seasons, seven goals and six assists. 2013-2017, with UMass-Lowell. Flynn signed a one-year contract worth $750,000 Russo signed a two-year contract worth at the NHL level and $280,000 at the AHL. The $750,000 at the NHL level and $280,000 at the AHL 33-year-old spent the last two seasons with HC level in 2021-22 and $750,000 at the NHL level and Ambrì-Piotta in the National League in Switzer- $320,000 at the AHL level in 2022-23. The 28-year- land, skating in 112 contests, posting 27 goals and old spent last season with the San Jose Barracuda 49 assists. A veteran of 137 regular season AHL (AHL), skating in 34 contests, posting two goals contests with Rochester, Texas and San Antonio and 13 assists. A veteran of 358 regular-season from 2011-12 to 2018-19, Flynn has 35 goals and AHL contests with Grand Rapids, Tucson and San 54 assists and 42 penalty minutes. In addition, the Jose, from 2015-16 to 2020-21, Russo has 31 goals Lynnfi eld, Mass., native won a Swiss Cup with HC and 145 assists. He served as an alternate captain Ambrì-Piotta in 2019. Prior to signing with New during his two-year tenure with Tucson. In addi- Jersey, Flynn played for Buffalo (2012-13 to 2014- tion, the Westmont, Ill., native won a Calder Cup 15) and Montreal (2014-15 to 2016-17) at the NHL with Grand Rapids in 2017 and skated in the 2016 level. In his 275-game NHL career, he has posted AHL All-Star Game. Prior to being drafted 95th 27 goals and 34 assists. In 2013-14, he played in a overall by the New York Islanders in 2011, the career high 79 NHL games with the Sabres, notch- 6-foot, 185-pound blueliner played four seasons, ing 13 points. Undrafted, the 6-foot-1, 185-pound 2011-2012 to 2014-15, with the University of Notre HEAT WINNER — Brian Calabrese in the 21c gets inside action on Friday night. Calabrese went on to win the heat forward played four seasons, 2008-2012, with the Dame, winning a national championship in 2013. of Vernon’s Willy Decker Jr., No. 1, during sportsman heat race. (Sentinel photo by John Clifford) Fast day at pool and track on Day 7 of Tokyo Olympics TOKYO (AP) — The Tokyo Coast laid down the fastest time deciding penalty in a shootout DISQUALIFIED KNOCKED OUT Games got their fi rst swimming of the heats in a surprising 10.78 and the United States advanced A faulty exchange in the Paula Reto of South Africa individual world record and a seconds. to the semifi nals of the women’s Olympic debut of the mixed has tested positive for COVID-19 fast start to the track competi- “I’m in shock, actually,” Ta Olympic soccer tournament 4-2 4x400 relay nearly cost the U.S. and won’t play at the Olympic tion on Day 7 of the Olympics. Lou said. “But I know I’m ready.” following a 2-2 draw with the a spot in the fi nal. women’s golf competition next Tatjana Schoenmaker of Six women fi nished in under Netherlands. The U.S. breezed to a victory week at Kasumigaseki Country South Africa won the women’s 11 seconds. Teahna Daniels United States goalkeeper in the fi rst qualifying heat of Club. She had not yet left for 200-meter breaststroke with a of the United States and Dina Alyssa Naeher stopped Vivianne the relay, but was disqualifi ed Tokyo. She is the fi rst female time of 2 minutes, 18.95 seconds, Asher-Smith of Britain also pro- Meidema’s opening attempt in because of a bad pass between golfer with a positive test. The breaking the mark of 2:19.11 gressed. The women’s 100 fi nal the shootout. She then saved a Lynna Irby and Elija Godwin. men’s competition lost Jon set by Rikke Moller Pedersen is Saturday. shot from Aniek Nouwen before The U.S. team appealed Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau of Denmark at the 2013 world NO GOLDEN SLAM Rapinoe put her penalty away. and was reinstated and placed to positive test results. Reto has championships in Barcelona. There will be no Golden Slam The United States will next directly into the fi nal. USA Track been replaced in the 60-player The United States claimed the for Novak Djokovic. face Canada, which advanced to and Field did not give details of fi eld by Diksha Dagar of India. other two medals. Lilly King set The top-ranked Serb lost to the semifi nals 4-3 on penalties the reason for the appeal. ROW THE BOAT a blistering pace early in the Alexander Zverev of Germany after a scoreless draw with Bra- The decision could give Ally- Canada’s rowing team ended race and held on for a silver NOVAK DJOKOVIC 1-6, 6-3, 6-1 in the semifi nals of zil in Rifu. son Felix a chance to win her the U.S. run of three consecu- in 2:19.92. Annie Lazor grabbed the tennis tournament. DOUBLE TROUBLE record-setting 10th Olympic tive gold medals in the women’s bronze in 2:20.84. times in the 100 meters heats. “I told him that he’s the great- Russian Evgeny Rylov has medal. She is currently tied with eight and New Zealand claimed “I wasn’t expecting that at There were no major sur- est of all time,” Zverev said. completed a backstroke sweep Jamaican Merlene Ottey for the three medals, including Emma all,” said Schoenmaker, who prises in the opening session “I know that he was chasing at the Tokyo Olympics. Rylov most for a female Olympian. Twigg’s long-awaited victory in added to her silver in the 100 at the Olympic Stadium, other history.” added the 200-meter backstroke STREAKING the women’s single sculls and a breast. ”It couldn’t have been a than those early times in what Djokovic was attempting to title to his victory in the 100 A’ja Wilson scored 20 points win in the men’s eight, to domi- better race. It still just doesn’t promises to be a tight women’s become the fi rst man to win all back, winning with an Olym- and Breanna Stewart added nate the last day of rowing. sink in, maybe one day.” 100 battle. four Grand Slam tournaments pic-record time of 1 minute, 15 to help the U.S. beat Japan With the U.S. fi nishing fourth It was the third world record Defending Olympic champi- and Olympic gold in the same 53.29 seconds. 86-69 in the women’s basketball in both the women’s and men’s at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre, on Elaine Thompson-Herah won year. He won the Australian and The silver went to American tournament. The U.S. has now eight, the American rowers with the fi rst two coming in her heat in 10.82 seconds and French Opens as well as Wim- Ryan Murphy in 1:54.15, while won 51 consecutive games going leave Japan empty-handed. women’s relays. fellow Jamaican and favorite bledon this year and needed the Luke Greenbank of Britain back to the bronze medal game Canada toppled the Ameri- Track and fi eld is underway at Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce cruised Olympic and U.S. Open titles to grabbed the bronze in 1:54.72. in the 1992 Olympics, although cans with a commanding start- the Olympics, with the women home in 10.84 to win hers. complete the collection. Murphy was a double-gold the team has looked far from to-fi nish win ahead of New Zea- laying down some very fast Marie-Josée Ta Lou of Ivory “I feel so terrible right now,” medalist at the 2016 Rio de sharp in its fi rst two games at land and China. The U.S. boat Djokovic said. “I can’t be posi- Janeiro Games, extending Amer- the Saitama Super Arena. found itself dropped by the lead- tive right now.” ica’s dominance of the back- CRASH LANDING ers early in the race and was Steffi Graf in 1988 remains the stroke events that went back to American BMX racer Connor never in medal contention. only tennis player to achieve the 1992. Rylov ended the U.S. win- Fields was awake, stable and RECORD BREAKER Golden Slam. ning streak with his two golds awaiting further medical eval- U.S. women’s water polo cap- Zverev’s opponent in the in Tokyo. Murphy settled for a uation at the hospital after a tain Maggie Steffens broke the gold-medal match will be Karen bronze and silver this time. violent crash on the fi rst lap of Olympic scoring record when Khachanov of the Russian Olym- GOLDEN TRACK his qualifying heat. The reigning she scored in the third period As of July 30 Gold Silver Bronze Total pic Committee. Selemon Barega of Ethiopia gold medalist slammed into the against the ROC, as the Russian Djokovic came back on the won the fi rst track and fi eld turn coming off a jump and was team is called. United States 15 17 11 43 court a little more than an hour gold medal of the Olympics with hit by two other riders. Steffens was all alone in front later to play with Serbian part- a victory in the men’s 10,000 Medical personnel raced onto for her 48th career goal in the China 19 10 11 40 ner Nina Stojanovic in the mixed meters. Barega won in 27 min- the course to attend to him Olympics, snapping a tie with doubles semifi nals and lost that utes, 43.22 seconds to upset before carrying him away on Tania Di Mario of Italy for the ROC 10 14 10 34 match, too, getting beaten by the world champion and world-re- a stretcher to an ambulance at top spot. Steffens scored again Russian duo of Elena Vesnina Japan 17 4 7 28 cord holder Joshua Cheptegei Ariake Urban Sports Park. The on the next possession to help and Aslan Karatsev 7-6 (4), 7-5. of Uganda. Cheptegei took the 28-year-old from Las Vegas qual- the U.S. open a commanding Britain 7 9 9 25 SHOOTOUT silver medal and Jacob Kiplimo ifi ed for the fi nals despite the 13-3 lead. The Americans won Megan Rapinoe converted the of Uganda was third. crash but was not able to race. the match 18-5. Australia 10 2 12 24 Biles out of vault and uneven bars; beam and fl oor possible Italy 2 7 11 20 TOKYO (AP) — Simone Biles has with- ance beam a day later. MyKayla Skinner, who had the fourth high- drawn from the Olympic event fi nals Sunday Biles said she was putting her mental est score in vault during qualifi cations, will Germany 3 4 9 16 in the vault and uneven bars, according to health fi rst when she withdrew from the gym- compete in vault fi nals for the U.S. alongside South Korea 5 4 6 15 USA Gymnastics. nastics team event after one rotation. The Jade Carey, who fi nished with the second She continues to be evaluated daily to U.S. women won silver there. She also chose highest score. Netherlands 3 7 5 15 determine whether she’ll compete in the not to compete in the all-around. American Biles was the defending Olympic champi- fi nals for fl oor exercise on Monday or bal- Sunisa Lee won gold in that event. on in the vault. PAGE 10 DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, SATURDAY, JULY 31, 2021 Free agent pickups Bradberry, Jackson give Giants’ secondary two cover guys EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. ed, they are different. The 6-foot that. We’re excited.” (AP) — When the New York 1 Bradberry is a couple of inches LEMIEUX INJURY Giants signed Adoree Jackson as taller than Jackson and stronger. The Giants got some encour- a free agent in March, the hope He can handle the big receivers. aging news regarding left guard was the cornerback would give Jackson is faster and can play Shane Lemieux, who hurt his the defense shutdown guys on both on the outside and in the knee in practice Thursday. both sides of the field. slot. If Jackson plays as Brad- Judge said the early diagnosis SHAKING HANDS — Chairman Michael Cawley, University of Oklahoma Pres- James Bradberry, a free agent berry last season, the Giants sec- ruled out the worst case scenario ident Joseph Harroz Jr. and Athletics Director Joe Castiglione, from left, shake signee the year before, was cer- ondary is going to be very tough. and the injury will be evaluated hands after a meeting by the OU Board of Regents that approved the vote to tainly that in helping the Giants A former Carolina Panther, Brad- over the next few days. accept the invitation to join the Southeastern Conference on Friday in Oklahoma post a 6-10 record in Joe Judge’s berry made his first Pro Bowl last City, Okla. (Chris Landsberger/The Oklahoman via AP) Lemieux did not practice Fri- first season. season. He had a team-high three day but was on the field with Three days into training camp, interceptions. the injured players working with Jackson is starting to show play- Jackson said what they share trainers. The fifth-round draft SEC welcomes Texas, making ability The one-time Ten- is a desire to compete, and that’s pick started the final nine games nessee Titan scooped up a fum- going to push everyone. after Will Hernandez was side- ble by David Sills on Friday and JOE JUDGE “They see us making plays and lined for two weeks following a Oklahoma after boards had an open field in front of him they’re trying to compete, so I positive test for COVID-19. before whistles ended the play. you, you’ll be all right.” like the room with me and Brad- Hernandez has been working “I would’ve hoped so,” Jack- Jackson is feeling a lot better berry and just trying to compete out at right guard since camp accept invitations son said after practice when about himself, but he needs to and make each other better, and opened. asked if he would have scored. return to the form he showed as that’s what we’re trying to do,” (AP) — Oklahoma and Texas applied for SEC membership. “I hope nobody would’ve caught a first-round draft pick coming Jackson said. WINDING DOWN accepted invitations to join the On Thursday, the SEC presi- me or tagged me.” out of USC for the 2017 season. The secondary is deep with Judge is having the team finish Southeastern Conference in July dents voted to extend invitations, Jackson is coming off a season He had 23 pass breakups in help- Jabrill Peppers, Logan Ryan and its first week with a walk-through 2025 on Friday, worried that their and Friday it was a done deal. in which he was limited to three ing the Titans reach the playoffs. Xavier McKinney returning as the workout at Eddie Moraes Sta- storied athletic programs were in “This is a move for stability games by a knee injury. He was “You can see that he’s very, safeties and Julian Love, Dar- dium in Newark, New Jersey. danger of losing ground if they and preservation and propaga- released after the season in a very athletic, a lot of different nay Holmes, Isaac Yiadom and Roughly 2,000 people, mostly stayed in the Big 12. tion,” Oklahoma President Joe salary cap move. movements and then running in third-round draft pick Rodarius youths and high school football A whirlwind week of official Harroz said. “We believe this “I’ve never been injured and general, he is a naturally gifted Williams among the cornerbacks. players, are expected to attend. moves —- after who knows move is not just best for OU, we to not be able to do the things athlete,” Bradberry said. “We are Ryan and Williams had intercep- “We haven’t had a chance to exactly how long the schools believe this move is best for our you love is tough,” Jackson said. going to take it one day at a time, tions on Friday. really interact with the fans and worked behind the scenes —- state.” “Sometimes you doubt yourself, trying to build off, trying to help “It’s going to be very competi- that’s a different element,” Judge came to a conclusion when For now, the arrival of the but as long as you remain faithful him get into the system.” tive,” Love said. “I think we have said. “The key focal point of this regents at both Texas and Okla- Longhorns and Sooners in the and have some positivity around While both players are talent- a lot of talent. It’s clear to see program is we’re going to be a homa unanimously jumped at the SEC is four years out. Texas and strong community.” chance to join the SEC. Oklahoma are bound to the Big “After thorough consideration 12 and its other eight members and study it became obvious by a grant of media rights that Jets’ Wilson rusty as expected in first camp practice that standing pat would be fall- runs through the 2024-25 school FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) not simulating a real game. And process and he’s going to get ing behind,” Oklahoma athletic year, concurrent with the confer- — Zach Wilson dropped back for so, it’s in my head. I’ve studied better.” director Joe Castiglione said. ence’s television contracts. his first pass of his first practice it and now it’s like, how can I No, there’s no panic. The SEC, already the strongest “I want to just reiterate that of training camp and let loose. translate it to the field? … Now Not after one practice; he football conference in the coun- we will be in the Big 12 for the A pretty, rainbow-like toss was it’s just applying it here.” hadn’t gone up against a defense try, welcomed its newest mem- foreseeable future,” Texas athlet- snagged in coverage by Elijah After that first throw, which in six weeks. Wilson’s timing was bers, who arrive with 10 national ic director Chris Del Conte told Moore, and the 40-yard play had came on Wilson’s second snap of a bit off, and so were his throws. championships between them as his board. the New York Jets’ offense fired team drills and he called “not the He doesn’t expect that to be the determined by The Associated The future of the Big 12 with- up. It turned out to be the best greatest ball,” he mostly strug- case much longer. Press. out its two strongest programs, in moment of the understandably gled. “That’s what practice is for,” “The SEC has already estab- football and many other sports, rusty rookie quarterback’s day. He was 5 of 10 in 11-on-11 Wilson said. “Every day is going lished itself as the premier con- is unknown. Earlier this week, Wilson missed the first two sessions and was intercepted by to have something frustrating. ference in collegiate athletics, Commissioner Bob Bowlsby said practices of camp while waiting Marcus Maye with the receiver That’s why I’m out here. I’m just and the addition of these two tra- “like many others, we will use to have his contract issues set- nowhere in the vicinity. After trying to learn each day, just dition-rich programs will make the next four years to fully assess tled, and then was on the field Mike White and James Morgan knowing my plays better and the for an even more competitive what the landscape will look like Friday trying to quickly get up split first-team snaps over the different looks the defense is league in all sports,” Alabama in 2025 and beyond.” to speed. ZACH WILSON first two days, Wilson took them throwing at us. It’s going to be a athletic director Greg Byrne said “The remaining eight institu- “I wouldn’t say I’m behind,” all Friday, as well as a few others process.” in a statement. tions will work together in a Wilson said. “It’s just my first live Wednesday night from Califor- with the second-team offense. With no veteran quarterback New broke of discussions collaborative manner to thought- bullets again, you know? It’s just nia, where he was working out “For him, it’s getting caught on the roster and neither White between Texas and Oklaho- fully and strategically position getting back into the mix. I know with personal trainer John Beck, up, find a way to get better every nor Morgan having thrown a pass ma and the SEC last week. the Big 12 Conference for con- the plays, I know my assign- and got to the facility Thursday day,” Saleh said. “I know some- in a regular-season NFL game, it The schools and conference tinued success, both athletically ments. I’ve just got to execute.” to ink the deal. times we can get focused on would appear but a certainty that remained silent on the matter and academically, long into the The No. 2 overall pick signed Wilson had been in touch with results, but there’s process. He’s Wilson will be under center when until this week. future,” he said. a four-year, $35.15 million con- offensive coordinator Mike LaF- got a tremendous process. You the Jets travel to Carolina to face On Monday, Texas and Okla- None of that is likely to stop tract Thursday, ending his brief leur while he was away, and the can’t control certain things that the Panthers — and their former homa informed the Big 12 they Texas and Oklahoma from trying holdout after the Jets and Wil- quarterback tried to keep up with happen play in and play out, but QB Sam Darnold — on Sept. 13. would not be extending a media to leave earlier than 2025 despite son’s agents worked out the deal the playbook and the installation you can control your process and Despite all that, and the fact rights agreement with the confer- facing tens of millions of dollars following haggling over some of of the plays. how you approach things day in Wilson is already the new face of ence after it expires in 2025. in buyouts and potential legal the terms. “You can only do so much on and day out. the franchise, Saleh wasn’t about On Tuesday, the schools headaches. He took a red-eye flight an iPad, right?” Wilson said. “It’s “He’s going to have the right to declare anything just yet. Bills retooled defense making big impression already in camp ORCHARD PARK (AP) — ing plays,‘” said Hyde, entering championship game, has the an issue, too, with the Bills tied Bills Safety Micah Hyde recalled his ninth NFL season, and fifth makings of establishing a more for 15th with 38 sacks and 23rd being immediately impressed in Buffalo. “Well, I know Boo- intimidating presence. in quarterback pressures (com- with general manager Bran- gie’s name now.” “I think it does make a differ- bining hurries, knockdowns and don Beane for going big — in The Bills’ emphasis on ence to an opponent when they sacks). numbers and size — to address improving their defensive front look across and see some big Rousseau is considered a the team’s defensive line needs is showing early signs of prom- burly guys versus some little, project after being selected 30th during the NFL draft. ise. Aside from the two rookies, small guys,” defensive coordi- out of Miami, and after he sat Using Buffalo’s top two picks Buffalo also signed 6–6 defen- nator Leslie Frazier said. “I like out last season for COVID-19 to select 6-foot-6, 266-pound sive end Efa Obada, a graduate this way better than the other concerns. Greg Rousseau and 6-3, 281- of the NFL’s International Path- way. I’ll take my chances with What impressed the Bills was pound Carlos Basham not only way Program, who had a career- some size.” his potential after leading the added bulk up front, Hyde said best 5² ½ sacks during his third Buffalo’s stout defensive rep- ACC with 15² ½ sacks to earn the benefits should filter back season with Carolina last year. utation took a step back last conference rookie of the year to the secondary. Aside from The most important addi- season with the Bills finishing honors in 2019. the pass-rushing ability both tion could well be the return 14th in yards allowed after rank- Basham was selected 61st showed in college, their mere CARLOS BASHAM GREG ROUSSEAU of run-stuffing defensive tackle ing among the NFL’s top three in out of Wake Forest following a size has the potential of more Star Lotulelei, after opting out each the previous two years. senior season in which he led passes being batted down at the Beane’s house because he was batted Josh Allen’s pass and due to COVID-19 concerns last Buffalo’s run defense dropped the Demon Deacons with five line of scrimmage. really helping us out on the back then caught it for an intercep- season. seven spots to finish 17th, while sacks in just seven games, also “That’s just the type of guys end.” tion. Suddenly, a relatively under- allowing a combined 384 yards missing time recovering from that we want on our defense,” Perhaps another bouquet is “When I was a rookie, I sized defensive front which last rushing in consecutive losses to COVID-19. Hyde said Thursday. “Through- in order after Basham caught remember some veterans telling season got pushed around by Tennessee and Kansas City in He finished his college career out the whole draft process, I Hyde’s attention on the second me, `I’m not going to learn your Tennessee and twice by Kansas mid-October. with 20²½ sacks, fourth most in should’ve sent some flowers to day of training camp, when he name until you’re out there mak- City, including a loss in the AFC Generating a pass rush was school history. Carmichael used unique size to become Pro Football Hall of Fame wideout (One in a Series) Carmichael, who grew up in Jack- and played third base. He said he wasn’t televised. Then he got 127 games the next season and PHILADELPHIA (AP) — sonville, Florida, and attended had a tryout with the Pittsburgh the call from his agent that the helped the Eagles win the NFC Built more like an NBA player William M. Raines High School. Pirates as a senior but forgot to Eagles had selected him in the championship that year. But they at 6-foot-8, Harold Carmichael Carmichael briefly played the bring his cleats. seventh round with the 161st lost to the Raiders in the Super turned to football because he trombone in the school’s band He walked-on at Southern Uni- overall pick. Carmichael caught Bowl. Carmichael finished his couldn’t perform basketball’s until one day at practice he versity and played center on the 20 passes in each of his first two career with 590 catches for 8,985 most basic skill. couldn’t figure out what to play. basketball team, threw the jave- seasons. After the Eagles traded yards and 79 TDs. All but one “I loved basketball but I could “It was embarrassing,” he said. lin and discus for the track and Pro Bowl wideout Harold Jack- catch for 7 yards came with the never dribble,” Carmichael said. “I walked out and saw the bas- field team, and moved to wide son to the Rams following the Eagles. He played two games for “If I could dribble, I would’ve ketball team practicing and went receiver on the football team. 1972 season, Carmichael got a the rival Dallas Cowboys in 1984. never played football.” out for the team.” “When I saw Harold, I figured chance to start. He had 67 recep- “I wonder if I would’ve been It worked out for the best. Carmichael had skills on he was a basketball player and tions for 1,116 yards and nine drafted (now) because every- Carmichael used his size to out- the court despite his dribbling what is he doing out here?” said TDs in 1973, making the first of body is looking for those 4.2 jump and overpower defenders, issues. He tried out for football Mel Blount, a teammate at South- four Pro Bowl appearances. guys, and I was nowhere near catching more passes for more as a freshman and sophomore ern who became a Pro Football In 1979, Carmichael set a that,” he said. “I had to make yards and touchdowns than any but couldn’t make the team. Hall of Fame safety with the then-NFL record by catching at good of my size, putting myself player in the history of the Phil- HAROLD CARMICHAEL “I couldn’t get past the calis- Pittsburgh Steelers. “But then least one pass in 106 consecu- between the football and a defen- adelphia Eagles. The gentle giant thenics,” he said. after you see him run routes and tive games. The game against the sive player. That’s how I kind of then waited patiently for three God was saying to me just wait, Carmichael eventually made catch the football, you see he’s Cleveland Browns at Veterans got around without that speed, decades before he was elected to be patient. This is very special the football team as a junior and a tall receiver. The thing about Stadium was stopped to cele- trying to catch anything that the Pro Football Hall of Fame as because God put me in this posi- played quarterback and safety as Harold is he was different, he brate the accomplishment and came close to me — within 3 part of last year’s special centen- tion to be in the centennial class. a senior. knew he was different, and if that Carmichael received a 12-foot yards of me — with these long nial class. We’re in a special class and that’s “I got hit more than anybody ball was anywhere in his zone, trophy. The trophy was later arms.” “About 10 years ago, I was very exciting, and the patience because my offensive line was he’s going to catch it.” loaned to the Hall of Fame and Next month, Carmichael will laying in bed just thinking about that I didn’t have, God put it in terrible,” he said. “I threw one Carmichael never led his Carmichael hasn’t seen it again. use those longs arms to put on things, wondering why I’m not my life to be patient, be coura- touchdown pass and ran a bro- college team in receptions and “I’ve been there a couple times his gold jacket in Canton. in the Hall of Fame, why this geous and just believe, have the ken play in for a touchdown. didn’t think about playing in the and it’s not there anymore. I won- “To be inducted,” he said, “to and why that,” Carmichael said. faith. And I kind of started believ- That was it.” NFL. He figured the 1971 NFL der if they used that as firewood,” get that gold jacket, and get that “And I stopped and said: ‘Harold, ing that I’m going to get in here.” Carmichael also joined the draft ended after the first six Carmichael joked. bust and get that ring is very you’ve been blessed, man.’ I felt It’s been a long journey for baseball team his junior season rounds because the rest of it He extended the streak to exciting for me.” DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, Saturday, July 31, 2021 PAGE 11 Mets’ deGrom has arm inflammation, Cuomo signs home run legislation out at least two more weeks NEW YORK (AP) — Mets tine of throwing every day. With deGrom sidelined, the designating baseball as official sport of NY ace Jacob deGrom is being shut DeGrom is 7-2 with 1.08 ERA Mets’ rotation will be led by Baseball is now the official sport of New York nizable franchises in the sport — the New York down for at two more weeks in 15 starts, striking out 146 in Marcus Stroman, the only starter state. Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has signed legisla- Yankees and the New York Mets, as well as the because of inflammation in his 92 innings. He hasn’t pitched to take every scheduled turn this tion for the designation. New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers, which right arm, making it unlikely since July 7, when he allowed season, and Tylor Megill, whose This bill was proposed by a Cooperstown ele- moved to San Francisco and Los Angeles, respec- he’ll rejoin the NL East leaders two runs and struck out 10 over 2.04 ERA is the second-lowest in mentary school fourth grade class. Cooperstown tively, in 1957. before September. seven innings against Milwau- team history for a rookie through is the home of the Baseball Hall of Fame and is Despite the loss of the Giants and Dodgers, no Acting New York general man- kee. seven starts behind Nolan Ryan. believed to be the birthplace of the sport. other state has been home to more World Series ager Zack Scott said deGrom DeGrom was put on the Taijuan Walker earned his first “Growing up a Queens boy, a love of baseball titles than New York, with the Yankees winning 27 was diagnosed with inflamma- injured list July 18 with right All-Star Game berth but has a was instilled at an early age. From the ‘69 and ‘86 (1923, ‘27, ‘28, ‘32, ‘36, ‘37, ‘38, ‘39, ‘41, ‘43, ‘47, ‘49, tion following a bullpen session forearm tightness. 15.43 ERA in the second half. Amazin’ Mets to 27 world championships by the ‘50, ‘51, ‘52, ‘53, ‘56, ‘58, ‘61, ‘62, ‘77, ‘78, ‘96, ‘98, ‘99, Thursday. It’s the second IL stint of the Carlos Carrasco, who suffered Yankees and even having been the home of the 2000, ‘09), and the Mets winning two (1969, ‘86), Mets manager Luis Rojas said season for deGrom, who missed a torn right hamstring in spring Dodgers with Jackie Robinson and the Giants, along with the Giants winning five (1905, ‘21, ‘22, deGrom was clocked in the high two weeks in May with a sore training, made his New York New York is steeped in an expansive and diverse ‘33, ‘54) and the Dodgers winning one (1955) prior 90s near the end of his session. right side, but the fifth known debut Friday night and Rich Hill, past with our great national past time,” Gov. to their moves to the west coast. But Rojas said the two-time NL injury he’s battled. DeGrom exit- acquired from the Tampa Bay Cuomo said. “The fervor of the sport is as reflec- The Yankees were also ranked by Forbes in Cy Young Award winner didn’t ed consecutive starts in May Rays on July 23, is slated to tive of our great state as a sport can be, bringing 2021 as the world’s second-most valuable profes- throw Friday, a deviation from with a sore right flexor and a make his second start for his together diverse crowds for the love of the game. sional sports franchise, with an estimated value deGrom’s normal healthy rou- sore shoulder. new club Saturday. New York is the birthplace of baseball and I’m of $5.25 billion. proud to finally make it our official state sport.” These teams also have a large presence in the Lakers acquiring All-Star Westbrook from Wizards Not only is New York home to the National Hall of Fame itself — 59 of the 333 Hall of Famers Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown where primarily played for New York teams. Addition- LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Los Angeles Lakers appearances. The Lakers had the 22nd overall pick Abner Doubleday is said to have created the ally, 33 of the inductees were born in the Empire are acquiring All-Star point guard Russell West- in Thursday’s draft and selected Jackson, a 6-foot- sport, it has been home to four of the most recog- State. brook from the Washington Wizards for three 11 forward from Kentucky. players and the rights to first-round pick Isaiah The people spoke to The Associated Press on Jackson. condition of anonymity because the deal can’t be According to two people with knowledge of officially announced until Aug. 6, when the salary Castro banned 30 games under MLB policy the deal, the Lakers are trading Kyle Kuzma, Ken- cap becomes official and teams can also begin WASHINGTON (AP) — Wash- an undisclosed amount for violat- Shortly after MLB announced tavious Caldwell-Pope and Montrezl Harrell to making moves for the upcoming season. The Lak- ington Nationals infielder Starlin ing Major League Baseball’s poli- the penalty Friday, the Nationals Washington for Westbrook, who is a Los Angeles ers will also receive second-round picks from the Castro has been suspended for cy on domestic violence, sexual said they would release Castro native and helped lead UCLA to a pair of Final Four Wizards in 2024 and ‘28. 30 games without pay and fined assault and child abuse. when the ban concludes.

BRONZE_Bryony Page, Britain Britain 31, Kenya 0 (TBD), 6:10 p.m. 27. Brooklyn, Cameron Thomas, D.C. United at Cincinnati, 7:30 p.m. HOUSTON ASTROS — Acquired ignated RHP Patrick Weigel for JUDO FOOTBALL Cubs (Hendricks 12-4) at Wash- g, LSU. CF Montréal at Miami, 8 p.m. RHP Phil Maton and C Yainer assignment. Harness racing Men +100 kg Women ington (Lester 3-5), 7:05 p.m. 28. Philadelphia, Jaden Springer, FC Dallas at Sporting Kansas Diaz from Cleveland in exchange NEW YORK METS — Optioned GOLD_Lukas Krpalek, Czech Quarterfinals Philadelphia (Nola 7-6) at Pitts- g, Tennessee. City, 8:30 p.m. for CF Myles Straw. RHP Akeem Bostick to Syracuse Vernon Downs Republic Canada 0, Brazil 0, Canada wins burgh (Brubaker 4-10), 7:05 p.m. 29. f-Phoenix, Day’Ron Sharpe, c, Real Salt Lake at Houston, 8:30 p.m. KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Sent (Triple-A East). Acquired SS Javi- Saturday’s Entries SILVER_Guram Tushishvili, 4-3 on penalty kicks Cincinnati (Miley 8-4) at Mets North Carolina. Colorado at Austin FC, 9 p.m. RHP Brady Singer to Omaha (Tri- er Baez, RHP Trevor Williams Post Time 6:10 p.m. Georgia Australia 4, Britain 3 OT (Hill 6-4), 7:10 p.m. 30. k-Utah, Santi Aldama, g, Minnesota at Vancouver, 10 p.m. ple-A East) on a rehab assign- and cash considerations from the 1ST RACE--Trot 1 Mile. Purse $4,000. BRONZE_Teddy Riner, France Sweden 3, Japan 1 Minnesota (Ober 1-1) at St. Louis Loyola (Md.). Sunday, August 1 ment. Acquired RHP Kaley Kalich Chicago Cubs in exchange for CF Claiming Price: $6,000 BRONZE_Tamerlan Bashaev, United States 2, Netherlands 2, (Woodford 2-2), 7:15 p.m. Second Round Chicago at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. from Atlanta in exchange for OF Pete Crow-Armstrong. Designat- 1 Heid (George Harrison) 7-2 1-3-6 ROC United States wins 4-2 on penalty Milwaukee (Woodruff 7-5) at 31. g,h-Milwaukee (from Hous- Nashville at Toronto FC, 7:30 p.m. Jorge Soler. Recalled SS Lucius ed RHPs Akeem Bostick and Nick 2 RevenueAgent(Huckabone-miller) 4-1 6-3-3 Women +78 kg kicks Atlanta (Muller 2-3), 7:20 p.m. ton), Isaiah Todd, f, NBA G Fox from Omaha (Triple-A East). Tropeano for assignment. Trans- 3 Kremlin (Michael D Miller) 12-1 1-4-4 4 Southwind Larado (Gale) 9-2 3-4-4 GOLD_Akira Sone, Japan VOLLEYBALL Dodgers (Gray 0-0) at Arizona League Ignite. National Women’s Soccer League LOS ANGELES ANGELS — ferred RHP Sean Reid-Foley from 5 Photo Master (Leon Bailey) 4-1 7-5-3 SILVER_Idalys Ortiz, Cuba Men (Kelly 7-7), 8:10 p.m. 32. i-New York (from Detroit), Saturday, July 31 Recalled RHP James Hoyt and the 10-day IL to the 60-day IL. 6 Battenberg (Huckabone) 3-1 7-2-3 BRONZE_Iryna Kindzerska, Canada 3, Venezuela 0 (25-13, Colorado (Márquez 8-8) at San Jeremiah Robinson-Earl, f, Vil- Orlando at North Carolina, 6 p.m. LHP Jose Quijada from Salt Lake Sent RHPs Jerad Eickhoff and 7 Mr French (Whittemore) 8-1 6-7-3 Azerbaijan 25-22, 25-12) Diego (Darvish 7-5), 8:40 p.m. lanova. Louisville at Reign FC, 10 p.m. (Triple-A West). Roel Ramirez outright to Syra- BRONZE_Romane Dicko, France Brazil 3, United States 1 (32-30, Sunday’s Games 33. j-Orlando, Jason Preston, g, Sunday, August 1 MINNESOTA TWINS — Claimed cuse (Triple-A East). Reinstated 2ND RACE--Pace 1 Mile. Purse $5,000. ROWING 23-25, 21-25, 20-25) Cubs at Washington, 1:05 p.m. Ohio. Kansas City at Portland, 3 p.m. RHP Edgar Garcia off waivers RHP Carlos Carrasco from the 1 WCKenzieCookie(Huckabone) 5-1 2-2-5 Men’s Eight WATER POLO Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 1:05 p.m. 34. i-Oklahoma City, Rokas Washington at Chicago, 6 p.m. from Cincinnati then optioned 60-day-IL. 2 Elleofadeli (Whittemore) 2-1 5-6-4 GOLD_New Zealand (Thomas Women Cincinnati at Mets, 1:10 p.m. Jokubaitis, g, Zalgiris Kaunas Gotham FC at Houston, 7 p.m. him to St. Paul (Triple-A East). PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — 3 Sheer Talent (Truman Gale) 4-1 1-2-1 4 Lets Draw (Leon Bailey) 9-5 3-2-4 Mackintosh, Hamish Bond, Tom Netherlands 33, South Africa 1 Yankees at Miami, 1:10 p.m. (Lithuania). Recalled RHP Griffin Jax from St. Optioned LHP Cristopher Sanchez 5 Rockin Ellie (Brad Irvine) 4-1 2-3-1 Murray, Michael Brake, Daniel United States 18, ROC 5 Milwaukee at Atlanta, 1:20 p.m. 35. New Orleans, Herbert Jones, Paul. Traded LHP J.A. Happ and to Lehigh Valley (Triple-A East). Williamson, Phillip Wilson, Shaun Hungary 17, Japan 13 Minnesota at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. f, Alabama. cash considerations to St. Louis Acquired RHPs Kyle Gibson, 3RD RACE--Pace 1 Mile. Purse $3,000. Kirkham, Matt Macdonald, Sam Spain 15, Australia 9 Houston at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. 36. i-Oklahoma City, Miles Golf in exchange for LHP Evan Sisk Ian Kennedy, Hans Crouse and 2 Well Lets See (Nassimos) 9-1 4-5-4 Bosworth) Colorado at San Diego, 4:10 p.m. McBride, g, West Virginia. and RHP John Gant. Placed RHP cash considerations from Texas 3 Bay Storm (Huckabone III) 7-2 6-7-1 SILVER_Germany (Johannes Dodgers at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. 37. l-Detroit, JT Thor, f, Auburn. John Gant on the active roster. in exchange for RHPs Spencer 4 ManHeCanSkoot(Huckabone) 7-2 7-4-9 Weissenfeld, Laurits Follert, Olaf 38. Chicago, Ayo Dosunmu, g, LPGA Tour Recalled LHP Charlie Barnes Howard, Kevin Gowdy and Josh 5 Mittnage A Trois (Irvine) 4-1 5-3-3 Baseball 6 Release The Terror (Long) 5-2 4-7-1 Roggensack, Torben Johannesen, Triple-A East Illinois. $4.5M ISPS HANDA World Invitational from St. Paul. Gessner. Acquired SS Freddy Gal- Jakob Schneider, Malte Jakschik, Thursday’s Games 39. Sacramento, Neemias Queta, Friday NEW YORK YANKEES — vis from Baltimore for RHP Tyler 4TH RACE--Trot 1 Mile. Purse $3,000. Richard Schmidt, Hannes Ocik, Lehigh Valley at Rochester, ppd. c, Utah State. Second Round Optioned CF Estevan Florial and Burch. 1 Dewey Take Credit (Gale) 9-1 6-5-8 Martin Sauer) Major League Baseball Durham 8, Norfolk 2 40. a,k-New Orleans, Jared But- Emma Talley 67-65_132 -13 RHP Albert Abreu to Scranton/ PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Trad- 2 Im A Chloe (Huckabone) 2-1 4-3-5 BRONZE_Britain (Joshua Buga- American League Worcester 7, Buffalo 0, 1st game ler, g, Baylor. Chella Choi 66-69_135 -10 Wilkes-Barre (Triple-A East). ed LHP Braeden Ogle to Philadel- 3 Miracle Music (D Miller) 7-1 2-6-X jski, Jacob Dawson, Thomas East Division Buffalo 8, Worcester 1, 2nd game 41. San Antonio, Joe Wieskamp, Jennifer Kupcho 66-69_135 -10 Designated RF Ryan LaMarre phia in exchange for C Abraham 4 First Response (Toland) 6-1 1-5-6 W L Pct GB Charley Hull 68-68_136 -9 George, Mohamed Sbihi, Charles Jacksonville 6, Charlotte 4, 1st g, Iowa. Gemma Dryburgh 66-70_136 -9 for assignment. Acquired LHP Gutierrez. 5 BrasenBo(Huckabone-miller) 8-5 2-3-3 Elwes, Oliver Wynne-Griffith,Boston 63 42 .606 _ game 42. Detroit, Isaiah Livers, f, Mich- Andrew Heaney and cash con- ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — 6 Amityville Lindy (Zombick) 6-1 3-4-5 Min Seo Kwak 67-70_137 -8 James Rudkin, Thomas Ford, Tampa Bay 62 42 .592 1/2 Charlotte 3, Jacksonville 2, 2nd igan. siderations from the Los Ange- Acquired LHP Jon Lester from New York 54 48 .529 71/2 Atthaya Thitikul 71-67_138 -7 5TH RACE--Trot 1 Mile. Purse $4,000. Henry Fieldman) Toronto 52 48 .520 81/2 game 43. m-New Orleans, Greg Brown, Mina Harigae 69-69_138 -7 les Angels in exchange for RHPs Washington in exchange for CF 1 SummerChrome(Whittemore) 15-1 5-1-2 Men’s Single Sculls Baltimore 36 66 .353 251/2 Scranton/W-B 3, Syracuse 1 f, Texas. Pernilla Lindberg 73-66_139 -6 Elvis Peguero and Janson Junk. Lane Thomas. Recalled RF Lars 2 Angel Magic (Joe Nassimos) 6-1 2-4-6 GOLD_Stefanos Ntouskos, Greece Omaha 8, Toledo 5 44. Brooklyn, Kessler Edwards, f, Anannarukarn 70-69_139 -6 Placed INF/OF Joey Gallo, INF Nootbaar from Memphis (Tri- Central Division Pornanong Phatlum 68-71_139 -6 3 Cash N Chrome (Bailey) 3-1 2-3-4 SILVER_Kjetil Borch, Norway W L Pct GB St. Paul 3, Indianapolis 2 Pepperdine. Anthony Rizzo, and LHP Joely ple-A East). 4 Broadway Joe (Gale) 9-1 1-4-3 BRONZE_Damir Martin, Croatia Nashville 6, Columbus 4 45. Boston, Juhann Begarin, g, Ryann O’Toole 72-68_140 -5 Rodriguez on the acitve roster. SAN DIEGO PADRES — Acquired Chicago 60 43 .583 _ Muni He 71-69_140 -5 5 ILoveMyCountry(Huckabone III) 8-5 3-2-1 Women’s Eight Cleveland 50 49 .505 8 Iowa 2, Louisville 0 Paris Basketball (France). OAKLAND ATHLETICS — OF Jake Marisnick from the Chi- 6 Super Betcha (Brad Irvine) 9-1 4-4-2 Celine Herbin 71-69_140 -5 GOLD_Canada (Lisa Roman, Detroit 50 56 .472 101/2 Memphis 7, Gwinnett 6 46. Toronto (from Memphis), Ursula Wikstrom 70-70_140 -5 Acquired 2B Josh Harrison, C Yan cago Cubs in exchange for RHP 7 RoyallyRaised(Huckabone Jr) 9-2 1-1-6 Kansas City 45 57 .441 141/2 Kasia Gruchalla-Wesierski, Friday’s Games Dalano Banton, g, Nebraska. Linnea Strom 70-70_140 -5 Gomes and cash considerations Anderson Espinoza. Christine Roper, Andrea Proske, Minnesota 43 60 .417 17 Syracuse 6, Scranton/W-B 0 47. Toronto (from Golden State), Su Oh 68-72_140 -5 from Washington in exchange for SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — 6TH RACE--Pace 1 Mile. Purse $6,000. West Division 1 Cool Jack (Leon Bailey) 4-1 1-2-1 Susanne Grainger, Madison Mai- Worcester 6, Buffalo 2 David Johnson, g, Louisville. Dottie Ardina 72-69_141 -4 RHPs Richard Guasch, Seth Shu- Acquired LF Kris Bryant from W L Pct GB Lindsey Weaver 72-69_141 -4 2 Clouseau Hanover (Gale) 6-1 4-2-3 ley, Sydney Payne, Avalon Was- Houston 63 40 .612 _ Lehigh Valley 3, Rochester 2 48. Atlanta (from Miami), Sharife man and C Drew Millas. the Chicago Cubs in exchange 3 Victorias Maverick(Irvine) 6-1 X-X-X teneys, Kristen Kit) Jacksonville 4, Charlotte 2 Cooper, g, Auburn. Johanna Gustavsson 72-69_141 -4 SEATTLE MARINERS — Placed for CF Alexander Canario and Oakland 58 46 .558 51/2 Kristen Gillman 72-69_141 -4 4 Love Yourself (Huckabone) 9-1 3-2-2 SILVER_New Zealand (Ella Seattle 55 48 .534 8 Toledo 11, Omaha 1 49. Brooklyn (from Atlanta), Mar- RHP Diego Castillo on the active RHP Caleb Kilian. Acquired LHP 5 Dreams Beachboy (Brunet) 3-1 4-2-1 Sarah Kemp 70-71_141 -4 Greenslade, Emma Dyke, Lucy Los Angeles 51 51 .500 111/2 Indianapolis 8, St. Paul 4 cus Zegarowski, g, Creighton. Lydia Hall 70-71_141 -4 roster. Recalled RHP Wyatt Mills Tony Watson from the Los Ange- 6 StarCommanderN(Whittemore) 8-5 3-3-1 Texas 36 66 .353 261/2 Spoors, Kelsey Bevan, Grace Durham at Norfolk, late 50. Philadelphia (from New Sarah Burnham 68-73_141 -4 from Tacoma (Triple-A West). les Angels in exchange for RHPs 7TH RACE--Trot 1 Mile. Purse $5,000. Prendergast, Kerri Gowler, Beth Thursday’s Games Columbus at Nashville, late York), Filip Petrusev, c, Mega Georgia Hall 68-73_141 -4 Sent RHP Vinny Nittoli outright Jose Marte, Ivan Armstrong and 1 Manruptcy (Josh Kinney) 4-1 7-1-1 Ross, Jackie Gowler, Caleb Shep- Tampa Bay 14, Yankees 0 Louisville at Iowa, late Basket (Serbia). to Tacoma. LHP Sam Selman. 2 Okay (Huckabone Jr) 10-1 7-3-6 herd) Kansas City 5, White Sox 0 Gwinnett at Memphis, late 51. a-Memphis, Brandon Boston TAMPA BAY RAYS — Placed WASHINGTON NATIONALS — 3 GiveAngelCredit(Nassimos) 15-1 3-1-1 BRONZE_China (Zifeng Wang, Detroit 6, Baltimore 2 Saturday’s Games Jr., g, Kentucky. RHP J.T. Chargois on the active Recalled C Tres Barrera from 4 Ulster (Leon Bailey) 3-2 4-3-3 Yuwei Wang, Fei Xu, Tian Miao, Toronto 13, Boston 1 Buffalo at Worcester, 4:05 p.m. 52. Detroit (from LA Lakers), Latest line roster. Acquired RHP D.J. John- Rochester (Triple-A East). Select- 5 Some Royalty (Gale) 5-1 3-2-4 Min Zhang, Rui Ju, Jingjing Li, Oakland 4, Angels 0 Scranton/W-B at Syracuse, 6:35 p.m. Luka Garza, c, Iowa. son and CF Jordan Luplow from ed the contracts of RHP Gabe 6 HavanaOohNana(Huckabone) 7-2 1-2-2 Friday’s Games 7 Bold Fresh (Whittemore) 15-1 2-3-2 Linlin Guo, Dechang Zhang) Jacksonville at Charlotte, 7:04 p.m. 53. Philadelphia (from New Orle- Cleveland in exchange for RHP Klobosits and SS Adrian Sanchez Women’s Single Sculls Baltimore 4, Detroit 3 Omaha at Toledo, 7:05 p.m. ans through Dallas), Charles Home team in caps Peyton Battenfield. Designatedfrom Rochester and agreed to 8TH RACE--Pace 1 Mile. Purse $4,000. GOLD_Emma Twigg, New Zea- Toronto 6, Kansas City 4 Lehigh Valley at Rochester, 7:05 p.m. Bassey, c, Western Kentucky. BASEBALL RHPs Sean Poppen and Jake Reed terms on major league contracts. 1 Rollwithjessica (Gale) 15-1 5-3-1 land Tampa Bay 7, Boston 3 Durham at Norfolk, 7:05 p.m. 54. h-Indiana, Sandro Mamukelas- Favorite Points Underdog for assignment. BASKETBALL 2 DreamOnARoll(Huckabone) 7-2 1-5-1 SILVER_Hanna Prakatsen, ROC Yankees 3, Miami 1 Gwinnett at Memphis, 7:35 p.m. hvili, c, Seton Hall. National League TEXAS RANGERS — Selected the National Basketball Association 3 Elite Five (Huckabone III) 9-2 3-X-X BRONZE_Magdalena Lobnig, Seattle at Texas, late Indianapolis at St. Paul, 8:05 p.m. 55. Oklahoma City (from Denver), WASHINGTON Even-6 Cubs contracts of RHPs Drew Anderson OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER 4 Milleniums Girl (Nassimos) 8-5 1-1-2 Austria Cleveland at White Sox, late Columbus at Nashville, 8:05 p.m. Aaron Wiggins, g, Maryland. Philadelphia 61/2-71/2 PITTS and Jharel Cotton from Round — Acquired F/C Derrick Favors 5 Cornerd Beach (Brad Irvine) 3-1 1-4-4 SHOOTING Minnesota at St. Louis, late Louisville at Iowa, 8:08 p.m. 56. Charlotte (from LA Clippers), METS Even-6 Cincinnati Rock (Triple-A West) and agreed and a future first-round draft pick 6 LoveLiveLaugh(Whittemore) 7-1 2-3-1 Oakland at Angels, late Milwaukee 61/2-71/2 ATLANTA 25m Pistol Women Sunday’s Games Scottie Lewis, g, Florida. Dodgers 71/2-81/2 ARIZONA to terms on major league con- from Utah in exchange for a 2027 9TH RACE--Pace 1 Mile. Purse $7,000. GOLD_Vitalina Batsarashkina, Houston at San Francisco, late Buffalo at Worcester, 1:05 p.m. 57. l-Charlotte (from Brooklyn), SAN DIEGO 9-11 Colorado tracts. Activated RHP Josh Sborz second-round draft pick and cash 1 Bruce’s Magic (Huckabone) 6-1 3-1-2 ROC Saturday’s Games Scranton/W-B at Syracuse, 1:05 p.m. Balsa Koprivica, c, Florida State. American League off the paternity list. considerations. 2 Warrawee Unique (Bailey) 5-2 1-X-X SILVER_Minjung Kim, South Kansas City (Minor 8-8) at Toron- Lehigh Valley at Rochester, 1:05 p.m. 58. New York (from Philadel- TORONTO 9-10 Kansas TORONTO BLUE JAYS — FOOTBALL 3 Seel The Deal N (Gale) 9-1 1-4-4 Korea to (Manoah 2-1), 3:07 p.m. Omaha at Toledo, 2:05 p.m. phia), Jericho Sims, f, Texas. Oakland Even-6 ANGELS Acquired RHP Jose Berrios from National Football League 4 Major Leaguer (Whittemore) 3-1 3-1-3 BRONZE_Jiaruixuan Xiao, China Houston (Greinke 10-3) at San Louisville at Iowa, 2:08 p.m. 59. Brooklyn (from Phoenix), Rai- TAMPABAY Even-6 Boston Minnesota in exchange for INF ATLANTA FALCONS — Signed 5 Chatelroll (Huckabone Jr) 7-5 1-1-1 SWIMMING Francisco (Wood 9-3), 4:05 p.m. Indianapolis at St. Paul, 3:05 p.m. Quan Gray, f, Florida State. Baltimore Even-6 DETROIT Austin Martin and RHP Simeon WR J’Mon Moore. Men’s 200m Backstroke Oakland (Irvin 7-9) at L.A. Angels Gwinnett at Memphis, 3:05 p.m. 60. h-Indiana (from Utah), Geor- Seattle 51/2-61/2 TEXAS Woods Richardson. Designated BUFFALO BILLS — Signed TE 10TH RACE--Trot 1 Mile. Purse $3,000. WHITE SOX 8-9 Cleveland 1 Saxon (Joe Nassimos) 6-1 5-5-5 GOLD_Evgeny Rylov, ROC (Barria 1-0), 4:05 p.m. Durham at Norfolk, 4:05 p.m. gios Kalaitzakis, g/f, Panathi- RHP Tyler Chatwood for assign- Bug Howard. Baltimore (Means 4-3) at Detroit Interleague 2 Labadee As (Zombick Jr) 12-1 4-3-3 SILVER_Ryan Murphy, United Jacksonville at Charlotte, 5:05 p.m. naikos (Greece). Houston Even-6 SAN FRAN ment. Acquired RHP Joakim CLEVELAND BROWNS — 3 All NightCredit(Whittemore) 9-5 5-4-8 States (Manning 2-3), 6:10 p.m. Columbus at Nashville, 7:15 p.m. Proposed Trades Yankees 7-8 MIAMI Soria from Arizona in exchange Named Bob Quinn senior consul- 4 Nasty Gal (Gates Brunet) 7-2 7-2-7 BRONZE_Luke Greenbank, Brit- Boston (Eovaldi 9-5) at Tampa a-Memphis traded C Jonas Valan- ST. LOUIS 51/2-61/2 Minnesota for two players to be named later. tant. Placed WR Derrick Willies 5 WindsongIngenius(Huckabone) 7-1 5-1-6 ain Bay (Yarbrough 6-4), 6:10 p.m. ciunas and the rights to (No. 17) Olympics Men’s Basketball Placed LHP Brad Hand on the on the reserve/retired list. 6 Ex Crown (Miller) 15-1 5-5-1 Men’s 200m Individual Medley Yankees (Germán 4-5) at Miami and (No. 51) to New Orleans for active roster. Optioned LHP Kirby JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — 7 Fancy Knows (Leon Bailey) 7-2 4-6-3 Favorite Points Underdog GOLD_Shun Wang, China (TBD), 6:10 p.m. Basketball C Steven Adams, G Eric Bledsoe, USA 24 Czech Rep Snead to Buffalo (Triple-A East). Signed WR Tevin Jones. SILVER_Duncan Scott, Britain Seattle (Gonzales 3-5) at Texas the rights of (No. 10), (No. 40) and (c) Tribune Content Agency Designated OF Jonathan Davis for KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Waived BRONZE_Jeremy Desplanches, (Gibson 6-3), 7:05 p.m. a protected 2022 first-round pick. assignment. LS Drew Scott. Olympics Switzerland Cleveland (McKenzie 1-4) at 2021 NBA Draft Selections b-Oklahoma City traded the rights National League LAS VEGAS RAIDERS — Acti- Women’s 100m Freestyle White Sox (Keuchel 7-4), 7:10 p.m. Thursday of (No. 16) to Houston for a future ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS vated RB Kenyan Drake and DT GOLD_Emma McKeon, Australia Minnesota (Ober 1-1) at St. Louis First Round protected first-round pick. Transactions — Sent RHP Taylor Clarke to Darius Stills from the non-football SILVER_Siobhan Bernadette (Woodford 2-2), 7:15 p.m. 1. Detroit, Cade Cunningham, g, c-New York traded the rights of Reno (Triple-A West) on a rehab injury list. Placed RB Theo Rid- Friday’s Olympic Medalists Haughey, Hong Kong Sunday’s Games Oklahoma State. (No. 19) to Charlotte for a future assignment. Claimed RF Jake dick on the reserve/retired list. ARCHERY BRONZE_Cate Campbell, Aus- Kansas City at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. 2. Houston, Jalen Green, g, NBA G first-round pick. Friday Hager off waivers from Seattle. MIAMI DOLPHINS — Activated Women’s Individual tralia Baltimore at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. League Ignite. d-New York traded the rights of BASEBALL ATLANTA BRAVES — Acquired T Larnel Coleman off the reserve/ GOLD_San An, South Korea Women’s 200m Breaststroke Yankees at Miami, 1:10 p.m. 3. Cleveland, Evan Mobley, c, (No. 21) to LA Clippers for the Major League Baseball OF Eddie Rosario and cash con- COVID-19 list. Waived G Ross SILVER_Elena Osipova, ROC GOLD_Tatjana Schoenmaker, Cleveland at White Sox, 2:10 p.m. USC. rights to (No. 25) and a future MLB — Suspended Washington siderations from Cleveland in Reynolds. BRONZE_Lucilla Boari, Italy South Africa Minnesota at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. 4. Toronto, Scottie Barnes, f, Flor- second-round draft pick. INF Starlin Castro 30 games with- exchange for INF Pablo Sandoval. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — ATHLETICS SILVER_Lilly King, United States Seattle at Texas, 2:35 p.m. ida State. e-Washington traded G Russell out pay and an undisclosed fineSent C Travis d’Amaud to Gwin- Signed OL Jerald Hawkins. Men’s 10,000m BRONZE_Annie Lazor, United Houston at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. 5. Orlando, Jalen Suggs, g, Gon- Westbrook, a 2024 second-round for violating the joint domestic nett (Triple-A East) on a rehab NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — GOLD_Selemon Barega, Ethiopia States Oakland at Angels, 4:07 p.m. zaga. pick and a 2028 second-round pick violence, sexual assault and child assignment. Acquired RHP Rich- Signed WR Tommylee Lewis. SILVER_Joshua Cheptegei, Ugan- TENNIS Boston at Tampa Bay, 7:08 p.m. 6. Oklahoma City, Josh Giddey, g, to LA Lakers for F Kyle Kuzma, abuse policy. ard Rodriguez from Pittsburgh in PITTSBURGH STEELERS — da Men’s Doubles Adelaide (Australia). G Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, F American League exchange for RHPs Bryse Wilson Signed TE Marcus Baugh. Waived BRONZE_Jacob Kiplimo, Uganda GOLD_Croatia (Nikola Mektic, National League 7. Golden State (from Minnesota), Montrezl Harrell and the rights BALTIMORE ORIOLES — and Ricky DeVito. TE Dax Raymond with an injury BADMINTON Mate Pavic) East Division Johnathan Kuminga, f, NBA G to (No. 22). Traded RHP Shawn Armstrong CHICAGO CUBS — Traded RHP designation. Mixed Doubles SILVER_Croatia (Marin Cilic, W L Pct GB League Ignite. f-Phoenix traded G Jevon Car- to Tampa Bay in exchange for Craig Kimbrel to the Chicago TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — GOLD_China (Yi Lyu Wang, Dong Ivan Dodig) New York 54 48 .529 _ 8. Orlando (from Chicago), Franz ter and the rights of (No. 29) to cash considerations. Claimed White Sox in exchange for RHP Activated S Jordan Whitehead Ping Huang) Philadelphia 51 52 .495 31/2 BRONZE_New Zealand (Marcus Wagner, g/f, Michigan. Brooklyn for G Landry Shamet. LHP Ryan Hartman off waiv- Codi Heuer and 2B Nick Madrigal. from the reserve/COVID-19 list. SILVER_China (Si Wei Zheng, Ya Atlanta 51 52 .495 31/2 Daniell, Michael Venus) 9. Sacramento, Davion Mitchell, g-Washington traded the rights of ers from Houston then optioned CINCINNATI REDS — Announced Waived S Augie Contressa. Qiong Huang) Washington 48 55 .466 61/2 TABLE TENNIS g, Baylor. (No. 22) to Indiana for G Aaron him to Norfolk (Triple-A East). LHP Josh Osich refused his out- TENNESSEE TITANS — Added BRONZE_Japan (Yuta Watanabe, Miami 44 58 .431 10 Men’s Singles 10. a-New Orleans, Ziaire Wil- Holiday and the rights of (No. 31). Optioned RHP Thomas Eshelman right assignment to Louisville OLs Patrick Morris and Spencer Arisa Higashino) Central Division GOLD_Long Ma, China W L Pct GB liams, f, Stanford. h-Indiana traded the rights to (No. to Norfolk. Reinstated RF Antho- (Triple-A East) and elected free Pulley to their roster. Waived OL CYCLING BMX RACING SILVER_Zhendong Fan, China Milwaukee 61 42 .592 _ 11. Charlotte, James Bouknight, 54), (No. 60) and two future sec- ny Santander from the 10-day IL. agency. Sent INF Mike Moustak- Elijah Nkansah. Men BRONZE_Dimitrij Ovtcharov, Cincinnati 55 49 .529 61/2 g, UConn. ond-round picks to Milwaukee for BOSTON RED SOX — Acquired as and INF/OF Nick Senzel to WASHINGTON FOOTBALL GOLD_Niek Kimmann, Nether- Germany St. Louis 51 51 .500 91/2 12. San Antonio, Joshua Primo, g, the rights of (No. 31). RHP Hansel Robles and cash Louisville on a rehab assignment. TEAM — Activated DT Devaroe lands Chicago 50 55 .476 12 Alabama. i-New York traded the rights of considerations from Minnesota in Reinstated RHP Michael Loren- Lawrence from the non-football SILVER_Kye Whyte, Britain Pittsburgh 39 64 .379 22 Friday’s Olympic Scores 13. Indiana, Chris Duarte, g, Ore- (No. 32) to Oklahoma City for the exchange for RHP Alex Scherff. zen from the 10-day IL. Optioned injury list. BRONZE_Carlos Alberto Ramirez West Division BASEBALL/SOFTBALL gon. rights to (No. 34) and (No. 36). Acquired LHP Austin Davis from RHP Tony Santillan to Louisville HOCKEY Yepes, Colombia W L Pct GB Men 14. Golden State, Moses Moody, j-Orlando traded the rights of (No. Pittsburgh in exchange for INF/ (Triple-A East). National Hockey League Women San Francisco 64 38 .627 _ Dominican Republic 1, Mexico 0 Los Angeles 62 42 .596 3 g, Arkansas. 33) to LA Clippers for a future OF Michael Chavis. Sent 2B Mar- LOS ANGELES DODGERS — BUFFALO SABRES — Signed Fs GOLD_Bethany Shriever, Britain BASKETBALL San Diego 60 45 .571 51/2 15. Washington, Corey Kispert, f, second-round pick and cash con- win Gonzalez to Worcester (Tri- Acquired RHP Max Scherzer and Rasmus Asplund and Ryan Mac- SILVER_Mariana Pajon, Colom- Women Colorado 44 59 .427 201/2 Gonzaga. siderations. ple-A East) on a rehab assign- SS Trea Turner from Washington innis to one-year contracts. bia Belgium 87, Puerto Rico 52 Arizona 32 71 .311 321/2 16. b-Oklahoma City (from Bos- k-Utah traded the rights of (No. ment. Recalled INF Jonathan in exchange for RHPs Gerardo COLORADO AVALANCHE — BRONZE_Merel Smulders, Neth- BEACH VOLLEYBALL Thursday’s Games ton), Alperen Sengun, c, Besiktas 30) to Memphis for the rights Arauz from Worcester. Reinstated Carrillo, Josiah Gray, RF Don- Signed F Tyson Jost to a two-year erlands Men Washington 3, Philadelphia 1, 7 (Turkey). of (No. 40) and two future sec- RHP Hirokazu Sawamura from ovan Casey and C Keibert Ruiz. contract. CANOE SLALOM Switzerland 2, Italy 1 (21-14, 24-26, innings, 1st game 17. a-Memphis, Trey Murphy, g, ond-round picks. the 10-day IL. Designated OF Reinstated SS Corey Seager from DALLAS STARS — Signed G Men’s Kayak 15-13) Atlanta 6, Mets 3 Virginia. l-Detroit traded F Mason Plumlee Marcus Wilson for assignment. the 60-day IL. Claimed C Chad Colton Point and F Nick Caamano GOLD_Jiri Prskavec, Czech Chile 2, Morocco 0 (21-14, 21-12) Cincinnati 7, Cubs 4 18. Oklahoma City (from Miami), and the rights of (No. 37) to Char- CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Placed Wallach off waivers from Miami. to one-year, two-way contracts. Republic Women Philadelphia 11, Washington 8, 8 Tre Mann, g, Florida. lotte for the rights of (No. 57). RHP Ryan Tepera and 2B Cesar MIAMI MARLINS — Traded RF LOS ANGELES KINGS — Signed SILVER_Jakub Grigar, Slovakia United States 2, Netherlands 1 (20- innings, 2nd game 19. c-New York, Kai Jones, f, m-New Orleans traded the rights Hernandez on the active roster. Adam Duvall to Atlanta for C Alex C Lias Andersson to a one-year, BRONZE_Hannes Aigner, Ger- 22, 21-17, 15-5) San Francisco 5, Dodgers 0 Texas. of (No. 43) to Portland for a future Optioned RHP Ryan Burr and SS Jackson. Selected the contract of two-way contract. DETROIT many HOCKEY Milwaukee 12, Pittsburgh 0 20. Atlanta, Jalen Johnson, g/f, second-round pick and cash con- Danny Mendick to Charlotte (Tri- LF Brian Miller and OF Bryan DETROIT RED WINGS — Signed FENCING Men San Diego 3, Colorado 0 Duke. siderations. ple-A East). De La Cruz from Jacksonville D Brian Lashoff to a one-year Men’s Épée Team Australia 1, Spain 1 Friday’s Games 21. d-New York (from Dallas), CLEVELAND INDIANS — (Triple-A East) and agreed to contract. GOLD_Japan (Koki Kano, Women Washington 4, Cubs 3 Keon Johnson, g, Tennessee. Recalled 2B Owen Miller from terms on major league contracts. FLORIDA PANTHERS — Signed Kazuyasu Minobe, Masaru Yama- Germany 4, South Africa 1 Cincinnati 6, Mets 2 22. e,g-LA Lakers, Isaiah Jackson, Columbus (Triple-A East). Placed Reinstated 2B Jazz Chisholm Jr. F Zac Dalpe to a two-year, two- da, Satoru Uyama) India 1, Ireland 0 Yankees 3, Miami 1 f, Kentucky. Soccer 1B Bobby Bradley on the bereave- from the 10-day IL. Designated way contract. SILVER_ROC (Sergey Bida, HANDBALL Pittsburgh 7, Philadelphia 0 23. Houston (from Portland), ment list. 3B Deven Marrero and LF Corey NASHVILLE PREDATORS — Sergey Khodos, Pavel Sukhov, Men Milwaukee at Atlanta, late Usman Garuba, f, Real Madrid DETROIT TIGERS — Sent 2B Bird for assignment. Placed RHP Signed F Tanner Jeannot to a Nikita Glazkov) Brazil 25, Argentina 23 Minnesota at St. Louis, late (Spain). Major League Soccer Isaac Paredes to Toledo (Triple-A Austin Pruitt on the active roster. two-year contract. BRONZE_South Korea Bahrain 32, Japan 30 Dodgers at Arizona, late 24. Houston (from Milwaukee), Friday, July 30 East) on a rehab assignment. MILWAUKEE BREWERS — ST. LOUIS BLUES — Signed C (Sangyoung Park, Segeon Ma, RUGBY SEVENS Houston at San Francisco, late Josh Christopher, g, Arizona New York City FC 4, Columbus 1 Traded LHP Daniel Norris to Acquired RHP John Curtiss from Ivan Barbashev to a two-year Jaeho Song, Youngjun Kweon) Women Colorado at San Diego, late State. Orlando City 3, Atlanta 2 Milwaukee in exchange for RHP Milwaukee in exchange for C contract. TRAMPOLINE GYMNASTICS Fiji 41, Brazil 5 Saturday’s Games 25. d-LA Clippers, Quentin Portland at LA Galaxy, late Reese Olson. Selected the contract Payton Henry. Placed 2B Edu- TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — Women France 31, Canada 0 Houston (Greinke 10-3) at San Grimes, g, Houston. Saturday, July 31 of LHP Ian Krol from Toledo (Tri- ardo Escobar on the active ros- Traded F Mitchell Stephens to GOLD_Xueying Zhu, China China 29, Japan 0 Francisco (Wood 9-3), 4:05 p.m. 26. Denver, Nah’Shon Hyland, g, San Jose at Seattle, 5 p.m. ple-A East). ter. Optioned 1B Keston Hiura to Detroit for a 2022 sixth-round SILVER_Lingling Liu, China United States 14, Australia 12 Yankees (Germán 4-5) at Miami VCU. New England at New York, 6 p.m. Nashville (Triple-A East). Des- draft pick. PAGE 12 DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, SATURDAY, JULY 31, 2021 Religion Today [email protected] • 315–337–4000, ext. 213 Weekly Refl ections The appointment you cannot cancel BY REV. RON COLANGELO is a time to love, and there is a time to that the judgment.” I have an appoint- ally said in Psalm 116:15: “Precious in with me.” My Father’s House, 921 Sunset Ave., Utica hate; There is a time of ment with death. You the sight of the Lord is the death of his When our time comes to pass through I write this with bitter sweet emo- war, and there is a time have an appointment saints.” We may wonder, how can this that fi nal exit of Death’s Valley into the tions. For the second time in the last of peace; There is a time with death. It’s the one be, that the death of a loved one, which land of the living, we whose trust is in few months I have had to say goodbye to weep, and there is a appointment we can’t brings the deepest grief of any human Christ, can face it without fear. Now I to another good friend. time to laugh; There is a cancel or ignore. We experience, is to God precious? know that most people think that this But, I fi nd comfort in what the BIBLE time to mourn, and there won’t be late, call in It is because death is the fi nal sep- Earth is the land of the living, but they (Basic Instructions Before Leaving is a time to dance; There sick or have any excuse aration between the children of God are mistaken. We here on earth are in Earth) says. is a time to be born, and to postpone. and our Heavenly Father! It is the fi nal the land of the dying! Heaven is the land In the Book of Ecclesiastes, chapter there is a time to die.” Something else Sol- barrier we all must pass through before of the living where death cannot enter! three, the words of the wise man and Death is the one omon said in Ecclesi- breaking into the everlasting light of Don’t believe me? Get out your old great King Solomon are recorded: appointment we all must astes 7:1, referring to God’s eternally blessed, peaceful, and yearbook picture. Hmmm Those who “There is a time and a season for keep — no exemptions – those who die in faith is: joyful presence! And this is why death have died in Christ are more alive than every purpose in everything done under no exceptions. Hebrews “The day of one’s death holds no fear for the child of God. As we are.This is why we can experience heaven: There is the time to plant, and 9:27 states: “It is appoint- is better than the day David said in Psalm 23: “Yea, though I ■ CONTINUED ON PAGE 13 a time to pluck up; There is the time to ed unto every man of one’s birth.” And his walk through the valley of the shadow kill, and there is a time to heal; There once to die, but after REV. COLANGELO SR. father King David actu- of death, I will fear no evil; for thou art Weekly Refl ections

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He’s from Wales Dear Abby BY ALBERTO ARCE AND RODRIGO ABD in the U.K. He’s 21 years younger than I Associated Press am, so, naturally, I’m cautious about how our relationship will hold up through the MISSION SAN FRANCISCO DE ASIS, years. (He’s 42; I’m 63.) He says I am Honduras (AP) — First came Hurricane Eta. everything he’s dreamed of, and more. Then, Hurricane Iota, unleashing rains of He’s nonjudgmental, kind, sweet and biblical proportions on the hillside commu- very witty. His intelligence amazes me. nity of La Reina. I love and respect him more than any As Iota hammered La Reina for four days, person I have ever known. Is it possible residents kept watch on the mountain above to have a long-lasting relationship when their 300 homes for signs that they should there is this kind of age difference? — flee. Some left quickly when the downpour By ABIGAIL FOUND MR. WONDERFUL ceased. Ivan Varela resisted, hoping to pro- VAN BUREN DEAR FOUND: It is possible, but it tect the seven houses he and his brothers (Jeanne Phillips, is unusual. If you know this person only daughter of founder had built over the years with money they online, I caution you to get to know Pauline Phillips) earned in the United States. him, his family and his friends IN PER- On the last night, as his parents prayed, SON before making any formal commitments. I say this because Varela shot his pistol into the air to scare off he may not actually be the person he is representing himself to thieves stalking the properties of those who be, and women in your situation have been taken advantage of. already had evacuated. But soon he realized This man may be married. Because of this, you should never send the battle was lost. Water was gushing out PASTOR OF SOULS — Friar Leopoldo Serrano celebrates an outdoor Mass at Mission San Francisco de him money, even if it’s only a “temporary loan.” of the ground and the earth was starting to Asis, in Honduras, Sunday, June 27. The pastor of souls has turned into a project manager and construction DEAR ABBY: My sister is the worship leader at our church, tremble. He called his brother in Florida. foreman for the families of La Reina, a nearby Honduran village buried in an epic mudslide in November but I sometimes fill in for her. When I do, I receive a lot of com- “The town is going to disappear. We are 2020, its families among nearly half a million Central Americans displaced by Hurricanes Eta and Iota. pliments in the form of comparing the two of us. For example, losing everything,” Varela said. (AP Photo/Rodrigo Abd) “Your sister is great, but I like it better when you sing.” It makes “The important thing is that you survive,” me uncomfortable because I want us both to do well in life. I his brother responded. “Leave!” al missions in New York and the Mosquitia legal owner and we got them to donate it to have no desire to outshine my sister. How can I correct this when Varela hid his tools in the hopes he would region of Honduras. He found himself in a the National Agrarian Institute,” which in it happens without shaming the person? — EMBARRASSED IN be able to recover them one day. He released cursed and disputed land where violent drug turn would give houses and lots to La Reina’s AURORA his farm animals and the family dog and traffickers ruled with impunity. In the area people and common areas to the mission, DEAR EMBARRASSED: Make a list of things your sister joined the exodus. around his first house, corpses appeared Serrano said. does better than you in her capacity as worship leader. Then By nightfall, La Reina was gone, buried in hanging from trees. But the story is a little more complicated respond to the compliment by saying, “Thanks for the kind an epic mudslide, its families among nearly Located on the border of the departments than that. It all turned on an intermediary words, but my sister is better than I am at …”, and mention half a million Central Americans displaced of Santa Barbara and Copan, his sprawling with Jose Luis Valle: the young friar, Oveniel several of them. by the hurricanes. Bathed in tears and shak- mission straddles the road that is one of the Garcia. DEAR ABBY: I have been married for 22 years but I have a ing with cold, the frightened and disoriented main drug trafficking corridors in the region. Garcia, who ran away from home at the strong affection for my male best friend, “Ryder.” He’s extremely residents of La Reina wandered the main It starts in San Pedro Sula, on the Caribbe- age of 12 and became a drug addict, is a easy on the eyes, so much so that even strangers comment on road at the bottom of the valley looking for an coast, where drugs from Venezuela and street-smart survivor. At 16, he got a job how handsome he is. Sometimes we nap together and take turns help. That’s when the Rev. Leopoldo Serra- Colombia arrive in Central America, and cleaning floors in a discotheque frequented being the big spoon. Occasionally, he will put his tongue in my no arrived in his Franciscan robes like an ends at the border with Guatemala, en route by traffickers, where he met Jose Luis Valle. ear, and I think it’s cute. My husband is OK with it and shows no answer to their prayers, ready to take charge to Mexico and the United States. “Bodyguards, women, weapons, drugs,” signs of jealousy. I’m pretty sure my feelings are reciprocated – and ready, it would turn out, to make a In between, it winds through a tropical he recalls. “That same day I already knew because when Ryder looks at me with those big brown eyes, it’s deal with the devil to save the people of La green valley full of sugar cane, beneath the who he was. The connection was immediate as though he is shooting love daggers my way, and he winks at Reina. mountains that produce the best coffee in … He paid the owner of the place so that me often. Next week my husband and I are having eye exams. Serrano, a missionary who ran a nearby Honduras; dozens of little roads spread out I could dedicate myself only to him.” They Would it be too much to ask him to get colored contacts to match drug rehabilitation center, understood they like capillaries to Guatemala. would spend many nights talking. The closer our German shepherd? — DIANA IN CALIFORNIA would have to act quickly if they were to These routes have long been used by they became the more Garcia learned about DEAR DIANA: That’s a doggone good question. Since your keep families intact and the community from convoys belonging to varios capos, the local the Valle family business. He resisted Valle’s husband hasn’t objected to the spooning and the licking, I’m sure disintegrating. Something had to be done for mafia run by the Valle family and other request to work for him, but eventually he would fur-give you. the more than 1,000 people stranded in a val- cartels run by Alexander Ardón and Tony found himself carrying a weapon. He was ley marked by the poverty and drug violence Hernández — the brother of President Juan well aware that almost no one gets out of www.DearAbby.com © 2021 Universal Uclick that have driven so many Hondurans to the Orlando Hernández. All of the leaders have the drug business alive, and he was scared. United States. As often happens in Latin been arrested, extradited, convicted and He had heard Serrano’s call to drug traf- America, the priest stepped into the void. imprisoned in the United States since 2014, fickers to turn from evil to good, and he “I don’t want people to go to the United and now there is a battle for succession. reached out. “The only way they could Weekly Reflections States. Families are broken, the suffering Serrano surveyed the landscape from a believe that I really wanted to disassociate is immense,” Serrano said. “Rebuilding the lookout over the valley. “Half of all the land myself and was not going to betray them was ■ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 as those who have no hope. For if community helps to stop migration”. and businesses you see from here belong to through a conversion,” he explains. “Other- we believe that Jesus Christ died the death of a loved one without and rose again, even so them also Serrano turned schools into shelters, drug traffickers,” he said. wise they would have killed me.” feeling the sting of death. Since moving to the mission, Serrano Garcia left Valle’s orbit and entered Serra- which sleep in Jesus will God looked for borrowed houses and organized This does not mean that we has preached the Bible, organized protest no’s rehab center for seven months. Over the bring with him.” The question is: a census of victims. He made hundreds of will not feel the pain of our loss. marches against violence, negotiated drug- next few years, he became Serrano’s right- Do we believe this? I do! phone calls looking for help. Bags of food, It’s impossible not to feel grief free events such as soccer matches, and hand man in the mission. He largely kept My dear friends, I humbly clothes and medicine trickled in from rela- and sadness. These are part of promoted religious celebrations and social his distance from Valle until December 2020. request that you search the pages tives and churches abroad, but “the Hondu- the natural human grieving pro- work. It was then that Serrano told Garcia, “We of Holy Writ for yourself. These ran government did not even give us a tent,” cess. Even Jesus wept at the Serrano built the rehab center for addicts need land. Call your friend.” are not my words but God’s love Serrano said. tomb of His dear friend Lazarus. In any case, they would need more than in 2014 on land that was donated to him Valle agreed to give them the land, but he letter to us. He loves you so very tents. To rebuild their houses and replant from a person related to illicit activities, he didn’t have the titles. “He had to put pressure For Paul said in 1Thess. 4:13: much, that He died for you. their crops, the villagers needed land — and said. “I tell drug traffickers to convert to the on those who occupied it, they were usurp- “We do not sorrow as those who Today, is the day of salvation, Serrano knew that much of that land was in faith, to use the money earned by destroying ers. He would go there with weapons. There have no hope.” And there is a dif- and now is the accepted time. the hands of drug traffickers. lives to rebuild them … Drug addicts are were deaths,” Garcia recounted, cryptically. ference! Paul said: “But I would Receive His free gift. We are not So, the agent of God became a broker used as a money-making machine by drug The signing and official transfer of the not have you ignorant concern- guaranteed tomorrow! with agents of the underworld, many of traffickers. Let them convert, repent and ask land took place on the last day of the year. ing them which are asleep (in May God bless and comfort whom were fighting each other for control for forgiveness.” On May 7, the first measurements were death), that you sorrow not even you with these words. of the land and lucrative drug routes from He convinced at least one young man to taken to mark out plots for houses. South America to Mexico and the United join his crusade, 21-year-old Oveniel Garcia, And on May 28, the new inhabitants States. The pastor of souls turned into a a recovered addict once close to the traffick- entered the farm to find narco squatters still Verona Church hosts VBS Aug. 9-13 project manager and construction foreman ers who would turn out to be key to their occupying part of the land. VERONA — “Rocky Railway” Vacation Bible School is coming to for the families of La Reina, building them a pursuit of land for the residents of La Reina. To evict them, men from La Reina moved St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Aug. 9-13. new town at Mission San Francisco de Asís. But Serrano’s message is not widely popu- in, armed only with machetes. Ivan Varela Attendees will learn how Jesus’ power pulls them through all kinds “If we had to wait for the government lar. He has sought protection for his mission, was among them. They moved the squat- of situations with stories, music, crafts, games, and snacks. to act, it could take forever, it may never which is routinely observed by men passing ters’ cattle out to the main road and, bit by Pre-registration is required no later than Aug. 5. Sessions begin happen and these people would be forced by in oversized SUVs with tinted windows. bit, took possession of the land where they at 9 a.m. each day and conclude at noon. Children going into pre-K to leave,” Serrano said. “Eight months later, Honduran police and military units also stop planned to build their new houses as part of through sixth grade are welcome to participate. they haven’t built a house.” by several times a week, and Serrano’s com- the mission. Most of the program will take place outside. Unvaccinated individ- plaints to the prosecutor’s office led to the “We know that the father has put his life at uals will be required to wear masks whenever they are inside. This was a ravaged land long before Hurri- installation of surveillance systems. risk for us,” Varela said. “One reaches a limit canes Eta and Iota washed away La Reina in Registration forms and the safety plan are available at stpetersve- “They tell me that they are going to finish where one cannot lose any more. We have rona.org. Call 315-363-5211 with any questions. November 2020 — the first time in recorded me off, one by one, killing the Franciscan lost everything, even fear.” history that successive Category 4 and 5 brothers working with me,” said Serrano, Atlantic hurricanes slammed the same place. Each morning now, Serrano goes out to who is in poor health after heart surgery. inspect the mission construction sites. A few Church hosts barbershop quartet Aug. 1 It was a slow-moving devastation. Ivan Several of the Franciscan friars living in Ríos, 70, remembers how deer used to eat men and women from La Reina have already VERNON — Full Circle, a barbershop quartet from Oneida, will the rehabilitation center are visibly trau- begun to build three new homes and a group perform during the special service being held at the former Vernon grass in front of their houses when he was matized by the threats. A year ago, Brother a boy. Back then, they planted coffee with- of apartments for widows with funds donat- Center Presbyterian Church at 10 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 1. Santos, who used to go out to pray on the ed by churches. He checks on the type of The Rev. Jay Williams, pastor of the Augusta Presbyterian Church, out cutting the trees in keeping with Mayan road, was kidnapped, beaten, doused with teaching passed down through generations stone they are using, takes measurements will lead worship. Garrett Law, the owner of the building, will speak gasoline and subjected to a simulated hang- and coordinates the crews. about how he has restored the church. All may attend. that severed roots rotted in tropical soil and ing. He still is not able to talk about it. would no longer hold it to the slopes. The workers put up windows, lay bricks But that has not deterred Serrano, who and make cement. Each family must send But the cedar and cinnamon trees high in disparages the narcos and the government the surrounding mountains were as valuable one person to work on the construction of in equal measure. The people of La Reina their home. They do not receive wages and as coffee, and outsiders started cutting the needed help, and he didn’t trust Honduran At the Movies trees. Those who complained — “whoever if they don’t work, they must pay into a kitty officials to do the job. He knew what had to about $6 a day (150 lempiras.) A road is The following movie times are for Sunday, Aug. 1 had a long tongue” –were killed, Ríos said. be done. Residents of La Reina soon followed suit, being built from the mission that goes direct- Cinema Capitol: “The Green Knight” (R) 1, 4. “Pig” (R) 1, 4. cutting more trees to expand their coffee Twenty-five years ago, the powerful local ly up to the arable land on the mountain. Rome Cinema 8: “Black Widow” (PG-13) 1:20, 4:30, 7:40. plantations and get timber to build their cartel run by Arnulfo Valle bought the 70 “They neither want to nor should they stop “Escape Room 2” (PG-13) 7:30. “The Green Knight” (R) 1:50, 4:50, homes. The population grew and land prices acres adjacent to the mission where Father being farmers,” Father Serrano explains. 7:50. “Jungle Cruise” (PG-13) 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8. “Old” (PG-13) 1:40, 4:40, rose. Husbands and sons began heading Serrano hopes to put those displaced from Despite his efforts, two dozen residents of 7:20. “Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins” (PG-13) 2:10, 5:10, 8:10. “Space north about 20 years ago, so that today La Reina. La Reina have left for the United States; the Jam: A New Legacy” (PG) 1:30, 4:20. “Stillwater” (R) 1:10, 4:10, 7:10. about 15% of the population of La Reina lives When capos are arrested, the government number of Hondurans caught crossing the Marquee, New Hartford: “The Green Knight” (R) 12:50, 3:50, in the United States, most of them sending confiscates whatever land is in their name border into the U.S. was 180,000 in the first 6:50, 9:45. “Jungle Cruise” MXC (PG-13) 11:45, 12:40, 2:40, 3:40, money back to buy land and houses. and holds it in a byzantine bureaucracy. five months of this year, up more than 600% 5:35, 6:40, 8:30, 9:35. “Jungle Cruise” (PG-13) 1:30, 3:10, 5, 8, 9:05. Heirs fight for control over hidden assets — from the same period in 2020. Others would As the trees came down and houses went “Jungle Cruise” 3D (PG-13) 12:10, 6:10. “Stillwater” (R) 12:05, land that has been put in the name of front like to go but can’t afford the $12,000 price up, climate change increased the rainfall 3:15,6:25, 9:30. “Joe Bell” (R) 12:05, 9:50. “Old” (PG-13) 1, 4, 7, 9:40. men and women, sometimes without their tag that coyotes are charging for the illegal in La Reina. Eta and Iota each dumped six “Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins” (PG-13) noon, 3, 6, 9. “Escape Room: knowledge. “The land itself is not worth that journey across borders. They no longer have times the average annual rainfall on the area. Tournament of Champions” (PG-13) 12:10, 2:30, 4:45, 7, 9:30. “Space much, but the message of who is in control houses and land to put up as collateral. There is an old tale that grandparents here Jam: A New Legacy” (PG) 12:30, 3:30, 6:30, 9:15. “Black Widow” is everything,” Serrano explains. Ivan Varela, who is camped out at his tell: A snake living in a mountain cavern (PG-13) 12:45, 3:45, 6:45, 9:45. “Monty Python and the Holy Grail” Two weeks after the disaster, Serrano was parents’ house, is debating what to do. He drinks rainwater. It grows and grows and (PG) 3:30, 7. publicly asking for land donations during spent eight years working two and three grows until it is too large for the cave, and the Movieplex, Oneida: “Black Widow” (PG-13) 1:40, 4:50, 7:50. Masses he broadcasts on Facebook. The jobs a day in West Palm Beach, Florida, to mountain cracks open — unleashing a flood. “Boss Baby: Family Business” (PG) 1:35. “F9: The Fast Saga” (PG- way he tells it, Arnulfo Valle’s son, José Luis, earn the $16,000 he needed to build a house No snake was responsible for what hap- 13) 7:25. “The Green Knight” (R) 1:30, 4:30, 7:30. “Joe Bell” (R) 4:15. contacted him and they arranged for a legal in La Reina and buy a bit of land to process “Jungle Cruise” (PG-13) 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8. “Old” (PG-13) 2:10, 4:50, 7:40. pened in La Reina. When the Earth gave way, donation. his family’s coffee beans. humans were at fault. “Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins” (PG-13) 1:20, 4:20, 7:10. “Space Jam: “My responsibility was only to legalize “What I earned in eight years was lost in A New Legacy” (PG) 1:50, 4:40, 7:15. “Stillwater” (R) 1:10, 4:10, 7:20. Serrano arrived here in 2009, after spiritu- the situation. I hired a lawyer to identify the one night,” Varela said. PAGE 14 DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, SATURDAY, JULY 31, 2021 Aid to unemployed NY substitute [email protected] • 315–337–4000 teachers clawed back Classified ALBANY (AP) — After her come through. this April she had to pay back work as a substitute teacher in It wasn’t clear when and how about $23,000. The 68-year-old Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice New York City dried up, Ameena schools would reopen. Gov. woman was told she was ineli- LEGAL NOTICE Development Area. The Assistance filed by the LEGAL NOTICE Ahmed got a welcome $4,200 Andrew Cuomo was warning of gible because the schools were NOTICE OF PUBLIC Contractor will construct Company with the Agency, GOSSAMER ACRES LLC boost last summer in federal potential 20% aid cuts and did not closed by the pandemic. Her HEARING each Development Area including an analysis of Notice of formation of NOTICE IS HEREBY and sell Housing Units to the costs and benefits Limited Liability Company pandemic-related unemployment not give classrooms a green light attorney Seth Cohen notes that GIVEN that a public hearing individual homeowners of the proposed Project, (“LLC”). Limited Liability benefits. to reopen for in-person learn- the schools went remote, result- pursuant to Article 18-A of (each, a “Homeowner” is available for public Company Articles of the New York State General and collectively, the inspection at the offices of Organization filed with the Then New York state started ing until August. In New York ing in no more requests for her Municipal Law, will be “Homeowners”). Each the Agency, 584 Phoenix Secretary of State of New taking it back. City, Mayor Bill de Blasio was to teach. held by the Oneida County Homeowner will enter into Drive, Rome, New York. York (“SSNY”) on July 1, She was informed she was not saying the stress on city govern- State officials later reversed Industrial Development a Unit Lease and PILOT ONEIDA COUNTY 2021. Office location: 6346 Agency (the “Agency”) on Agreement with the Agency, INDUSTRIAL College Hill Road, Vernon entitled to the federal benefits ment was so great there might be their decision after an appeal and the 12th day of August 2021 at which time the Housing DEVELOPMENT AGENCY Center, Oneida County, NY. for the summer of 2020 since city sweeping layoffs. local news stories, Cohen said. at 2:00 p.m., local time, Unit is released from the Dated: July 27, 2021 SSNY has been designated at 584 Phoenix Drive, City Leaseback Agreement. When By:/s/ Shawna M. Papale, as agent of the LLC upon schools had previously told her “There was no way that they In Hawaii, officials last July of Rome, New York in the last Housing Unit is sold Executive Director whom process against it there was a good chance of more could have provided reasonable determined that substitute teach- connection with the following to a Homeowner, the Agency 7/31—1ti may be served. SSNY may work that fall. That left Ahmed, assurance because the economic ers didn’t have a reasonable matters: will terminate the Leaseback mail a copy of any process Woodhaven Ventures, Agreement. At the end of LEGAL NOTICE to the LLC, 6346 College Hill a 26-year-old Brooklyn resident conditions were very poor. And assurance of more work in the LLC, on behalf of itself the term of each Unit Lease Legal Notice of Formation of Road, Vernon Center, New who earned less than $200 per there were a huge amount of fall, clearing the way for them to and/or the principals of and PILOT Agreement, The Masonry Doctor, LLC York 13477. Purpose: Any Woodhaven Ventures, the Agency will terminate Articles of Organization lawful act under New York day subbing, suddenly on the uncertainties,” said Nicole Salk, receive unemployment benefits LLC, and/or an entity its leasehold interest in the filed with NY Secretary of LLC Law. hook for thousands of dollars. senior staff attorney at Legal Ser- in the summer. formed or to be formed Housing Unit. The Agency State (SSNY) on 6/25/2021. 7/3,10,17,24,31,8/7—6ti “I had to forego on some bills,” vices NYC. New York labor officials on behalf of any of the is contemplating providing Office Location: Oneida foregoing (collectively, the financial assistance (a) to County. SSNY is designated LEGAL NOTICE Ahmed recalled. “I had to priori- Ultimately, the start of the stressed that benefit eligibility “Company”) has applied the Company in the form of as agent of LLC upon NOTICE IS HEREBY tize my food and my rent and the school year was delayed and a is determined on a case-by-case to the Oneida County reduction of real property whom process against it GIVEN that the Whitestown Industrial Development taxes for a period of fifteen may be served. SSNY shall Zoning Board of Appeals will bills that were very important to majority of kids did their instruc- basis. Agency (the “Agency”) to years under a Master PILOT forward service of process hold a Public Hearing during get by.” tion through remote learning. “Each claim is unique and enter into a transaction in Agreement, exemptions to the LLC, 3839 Potash the regular meeting at the State labor officials would Ahmed’s application for there are a number of reasons which the Agency will assist from mortgage recording Hill Rd, Vernon Center, NY Whitestown Town Hall, Clark in the redevelopment of the taxes, and exemptions from 13477. Purpose: Any lawful Mills Road, Whitesboro, not provide data on how many unemployment aid was initial- why a claimant might be required former Woodhaven Park sales tax on materials and activity. NY, at 7:30pm on Tuesday of New York’s more than 29,000 ly granted, but New York later to repay benefits,” according to a housing development, which equipment acquired and 7/10,17,24,31,8,7,14—6ti August 10, 2021 to consider: consists of the acquisition installed in connection The application of substitute teachers applied for determined she had to pay back statement from the department. by the Company of a with the Project, such LEGAL NOTICE Kenneth Ziobro, 39 Beechnut unemployment benefits when the some benefits and began deduct- Separate but related argu- 73.00± acre parcel of land sales tax exemption to be ARTICLES OF Terrace, Whitesboro, New pandemic shut down in-person ing about $130 a week from her ments about the notices are located at Park Drive, City granted initially for the ORGANIZATION York for an Area Variance of Rome, Oneida County, Infrastructure and the first OF for a front yard setback learning last year, or how many, unemployment starting at the being made in federal court on New York (the “Land”); Development Area, with Comfy Cozy LLC requirement, zoned R-80 like Ahmed, were subsequently end of November, she said. The behalf of school bus drivers construction on the Land of the Company notifying the FIRST: The name of the Residential. 250 single-family housing Agency when it is ready limited liability company is: By Cynthia Sojda told they had to give benefits determination did not affect her and attendants. A lawsuit filed units (each a “Housing to construct subsequent Comfy Cozy LLC Whitestown Zoning Board of back. state unemployment benefits, in April involves six school bus Unit”) to be undertaken in Development Areas and SECOND: To engage in Appeals Secretary Labor advocates estimate that which are not recoverable under drivers and attendants employed five separate phases (each demonstrating to the Agency any lawful act or activity 7/31—1ti a “Development Area”), the continued need for within the purposes for thousands of substitutes and New York law if the recipient is in the Rochester, New York, sub- together with abatement Financial Assistance; and which limited liability LEGAL NOTICE other education workers were not at fault, Salk said. urb of Greece who were told they and removal of existing (b) to each Homeowner in companies may be organized ARTICLES OF foundations, construction of the form of reduction of real pursuant to Limited Liability ORGANIZATION told to return payments based on Ahmed appealed. An admin- owed back between $4,200 and sidewalks and driveways, property taxes for a period Company Law provided that OF the number of substitute teach- istrative law judge ruled against $8,100 in federal unemployment widening and reconstruction of ten years under a Unit the limited liability company KMP FITNESS LLC ers statewide and the appeals her, but another appeals board benefits and penalties. of roadways, construction Lease and Single-Family is not formed to engage in FIRST: The Name of the of community buildings Housing PILOT Agreement, any act or activity requiring limited liability company is: they have handled. While Ahmed overruled that decision in June. Attorney Peter Dellinger, who and amenities, and which is assignable to the consent or approval KMP FITNESS LLC recently won back the money, The state recently gave back is seeking to bring the case as a improvements to utility future Homeowners, which of any state official, SECOND: To engage in infrastructure to service exemption will be available department, board, agency, any lawful act or activity not all have. Ahmed the roughly $1,500 that statewide class action, said one the same (collectively, starting with the 2023 taxable or other body without such within the purposes for They have asked the state to was taken from her. Now work- of the plaintiffs is an 81-year-old the “Infrastructure” and status date through and consent or approval first which limited liability review similar rulings against ing as a registered nurse, Ahmed man who drives a bus to supple- together with the Housing including the 2040 taxable being obtained. companies may be organized Units, the “Improvements”); status date, which financial THIRD: The county, pursuant to Limited Liability substitute teachers. said the money is helping her get ment Social Security for himself and acquisition and assistance is a deviation within this state, in which Company Law provided that Ordinarily, substitute teachers back on her feet. and his wife. installation of equipment from the Agency’s Uniform the office of the limited the limited liability company in the Improvements Tax Exemption Policy liability company is to be is not formed to engage in don’t get to apply for unemploy- States are obligated to seek “He’s 81 years old and driving (the “Equipment”), all (Housing Policy), to be more located is ONEIDA. any act or activity requiring ment benefits simply because recovery of federal employment a bus.” Dellinger said. “These are for the purpose of filling a particularly described in a FOURTH: The Secretary the consent or approval there is no work for them over benefits sent in error, but they not wealthy people.” demand for diverse and Final Authorizing Resolution of State is designated as of any state official, affordable housing within to be adopted by the Agency agent of the limited liability department, board, agency, the summer, when schools can allow recipients to seek State labor officials did not the community for existing prior to the closing of the company upon whom or other body without such aren’t in session. School districts waivers for certain types of aid comment on the pending litiga- employees of the Griffiss transactions described process against it may be consent or approval first Business and Technology herein. served. The address within being obtained. nationwide routinely send notic- because of financial hardships. tion. Park, and to enhance A representative of or without this state to which THIRD: The county, es to subs at the end of the aca- Different states have different As for substitute teachers, Salk talent recruitment and the Agency will at the the Secretary of State shall within this state, in which demic year giving them a “rea- unemployment insurance laws said administrative law judges economic development above-stated time and mail a copy of any process the office of the limited in the region (the Land, place hear and accept against the limited liability liability company is to be sonable assurance” there will be and different approaches to often rule against them. She the Improvements and the written comments from all company served upon him located is ONEIDA work available in the fall. waivers, so the experiences of believes the substitutes should Equipment are referred to persons with views in favor or her is: FOURTH: The Secretary collectively as the “Facility” of or opposed to either Comfy Cozy LLC of State is designated as Ahmed got such a notice in substitutes with unemployment get their benefits returned. and the construction the proposed financial 223 Riverview Pkwy. N agent of the limited liability June of 2020 from New York benefits varies nationwide. “They should not be charging and equipping of the assistance to the Company Rome, NY 13440 company upon whom City. But advocates argue that In North Carolina, a substitute them with overpayments,” she Improvements is referred or the location or nature FIFTH:The limited process against it may be to as the “Project”). The of the Facility. Comments liability company designates served. The address within at that point in the pandemic, it in Greensboro who began col- said. “They should not be saying Facility will be initially may also be submitted to the following as its or without this state to which was hard to predict whether the lecting federal pandemic bene- to these folks, ‘You have to pay operated and/or managed by the Agency in writing or registered agent upon whom the Secretary of State shall the Company. electronically prior to the process against it may be mail a copy of any process promised work would actually fits in March 2020 was informed back this money.’” The Company will lease Public Hearing. Members of served within the State of against the limited liability the Facility to the Agency, the public may also access New York is: company served upon him and the Agency will lease the Public Hearing and United States Corporation or her is: Walmart mandates vaccines for workers at headquarters the Facility back to the comment on the Project and Agents, Inc. KMP FITNESS LLC Company pursuant to a the benefits to be granted 7014 13th Avenue, Suite 202 116 SANFORD AVE NEW YORK (AP) — Walmart with high infection rates, even if But it’s hoping that managerial Leaseback Agreement. to the Applicant by the Brooklyn, NY 11228 CLINTON, NY 13323 is requiring that all workers at its they have been vaccinated. employees, who represent just a The Company will sell to Agency during the Public SIXTH:The limited FIFTH: The limited Bonacio Construction, Inc. Hearing by calling 1-408-418- liability company is to be liability company is to be headquarters as well as its man- The moves are part of a fraction of its 1.5 million work- (the “Contractor”) each 9388 (Access code: 132 712 managed by: ONE OR managed by: One or more agers who travel within the U.S. series of sweeping measures the ers, will serve as inspiration. Development Area when it 6635). Minutes of the Public MORE MEMBERS. members is ready to construct, and Hearing will be transcribed 7/31,8/7,14,21,28,9/4—6ti SIXTH: The existence of be vaccinated against COVID-19 nation’s largest retailer and pri- “We’re hoping that will influ- will assign to the Contractor and posted on the Agency’ the limited liability company by Oct. 4. vate employer announced Friday ence even more of our frontline its interest in the Leaseback s website. 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Higher courts have held that pre- Page 2 Page 3 Page 9 Press. “This should be a positive thing. All these different unions attempting to wade through problems In addition, Tenney’s legal team con- sumption should be given to voters who with which ballots have already been tended that ballots received as early as substantially comply, they maintained. Mostly counted and which have not. Nov. 4, the day after Election Day, cannot “Legislative enactments that unnec- ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — The cloudy Judge wades through contested ballots 156 YEARS FAMILY OWNED ROME, N.Y. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2020 OUR 138TH YEAR $1.00 Supreme Court Justice Scott DelConte be presumed to have been mailed by Nov. essarily prevent constitutionally eligible presided over a day-long hearing in Oswe- 3 as those could have been handed in voters from exercising their fundamental Mostly Sticky note snafu complicates congressional district count in Oneida County cloudy Judge wades through contested ballots Tomorrow’s weather Sticky note snafu complicates congressional district count in Oneida County that don’t always agree have come together to be able to do this go County, part of the sprawling district, after, and they cited rulings from appeals right to vote — for example, by imposing Tomorrow’s weather sponsored by The result of the 22nd Congressional out a postmark should not be counted. ify that a voter has to return a ballot to More weather on page 5 District election remains unclear as a State law requires absentee ballots be his or her home county, and that election on Monday but made no major rulings. courts in 2001 to that effect. arbitrary deadlines regarding the timesponsored by The result of the 22nd Congressional out a postmark should not be counted. ify that a voter has to return a ballot to state Supreme Court judge began review- postmarked by election day or delivered boards forwarded ballots to the proper ing absentee and affi davit ballots and in person before the polls close. county. Higher courts have held that pre- attempting to wade through problems In addition, Tenney’s legal team con- sumption should be given to voters who District election remains unclear as a State law requires absentee ballots be his or her home county, and that election with which ballots have already been tended that ballots received as early as substantially comply, they maintained. FORECAST: Wednesday He is continuing review of absentee bal- TENNEY BRINDISI The Tenney team also cited previous to cure — violate the New York State counted and which have not. Nov. 4, the day after Election Day, cannot “Legislative enactments that unnec- Supreme Court Justice Scott DelConte be presumed to have been mailed by Nov. essarily prevent constitutionally eligible Walt Disney Company has joined presided over a day-long hearing in Oswe- 3 as those could have been handed in voters from exercising their fundamental state Supreme Court judge began review- postmarked by election day or delivered boards forwarded ballots to the proper go County, part of the sprawling district, after, and they cited rulings from appeals right to vote — for example, by imposing — Mostly cloudy. A chance of lots today and is scheduled to review cases in arguing against counting absen- Constitution and are invalid,” the lawyers More weather on page 5 on Monday but made no major rulings. courts in 2001 to that effect. arbitrary deadlines regarding the time FORECAST: Wednesday He is continuing review of absentee bal- TENNEY BRINDISI The Tenney team also cited previous to cure — violate the New York State ing absentee and affi davit ballots and in person before the polls close. county. Higher courts have held that pre-— Mostly cloudy. A chance of lots today and is scheduled to review cases in arguing against counting absen- Constitution and are invalid,” the lawyers rain in the afternoon. Highs affi davit ballots, cast by voters who were Now DelConte is weighing arguments tee ballots with identifying or distinguish- said. rain in the afternoon. Highs affi davit ballots, cast by voters who were Now DelConte is weighing arguments tee ballots with identifying or distinguish- said. in the upper 40s. not allowed to vote on Election Day but from both campaigns and reviewing how ing marks, including where someone Complicating matters Monday was attempting to wade through problems In addition, Tenney’s legal team con- sumption should be given to voters who believe they were entitled to. each board of elections agreed to or wrote in the name of a candidate who is whether some absentee ballots from before people come into the theater.” Republican challenger and former Con- rejected the respective campaigns’ chal- already on the ballot Oneida County have been counted. Elec- in the upper 40s. not allowed to vote on Election Day but from both campaigns and reviewing how ing marks, including where someone Complicating matters Monday was gresswoman Claudia Tenney led Brindisi lenges to printed ballots. Brindisi’s legal team responded that tions commissioners Rose Marie Grimal- by some 28,000 votes out of more than Lawyers for Tenney contended in more leeway should be given on behalf di and Carolanne Cardone told DelConte with which ballots have already been tended that ballots received as early as substantially comply, they maintained. Briefly 250,000 cast early and on Election Day, papers fi led with the court that ballots of voters who did not handle their ballots they placed sticky notes on contested believe they were entitled to. each board of elections agreed to or wrote in the name of a candidate who is whether some absentee ballots from but Brindisi closed that gap as absentee, without a postmark received after elec- properly but tried to fi x, or cure, the error ballots, but some ballots arrived at the affi davit, military and overseas ballots tion day should not be counted. The or were not given notice from election court Monday with no notes attached. counted and which have not. Nov. 4, the day after Election Day, cannot “Legislative enactments that unnec-GM recalls were counted afterward. Both campaigns Tenney lawyers told DelConte that some boards that they could fi x them. The precise number is not clear but it more air bags put the margin at around 100 votes in Ten- election boards lost or disposed of absen- The attorneys also argued in their appeared to be fewer than 100. Republican challenger and former Con- rejected the respective campaigns’ chal- already on the ballot Oneida County have been counted. Elec- ney’s favor after the eight involved county tee ballots’ outer envelopes before Ten- motion for counting ballots left in drop other large companies in requir- Supreme Court Justice Scott DelConte be presumed to have been mailed by Nov. essarily prevent constitutionally eligible DETROIT (AP) — General election boards reported post-Election ney representatives reviewed many of boxes at polling places in the wrong ■ CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 Motors will recall about 7 Day ballots late last week. them, thus all received after Nov. 3 with- county, noting election law does not spec- Both sides asked to make case million big pickup trucks and gresswoman Claudia Tenney led Brindisi lenges to printed ballots. Brindisi’s legal team responded that tions commissioners Rose Marie Grimal- SUVs worldwide to replace presided over a day-long hearing in Oswe- 3 as those could have been handed in voters from exercising their fundamentalpotentially dangerous Takata air bag infl ators. New-case by some 28,000 votes out of more than Lawyers for Tenney contended in more leeway should be given on behalf di and Carolanne Cardone told DelConte The announcement came go County, part of the sprawling district, after, and they cited rulings from appeals right to vote — for example, by imposingMonday after the U.S. gov- The move comes a day after Actors’ Equity Association, the More weather on page 5 ernment told the automaker it had to recall 6 million of number in Briefly 250,000 cast early and on Election Day, papers fi led with the court that ballots of voters who did not handle their ballots they placed sticky notes on contested on Monday but made no major rulings. courts in 2001 to that effect. arbitrary deadlines regarding the timethe vehicles domestically. GM says it will not fi ght the decision, even though county again FORECAST: Wednesday He is continuing review of absentee bal- TENNEY BRINDISI The Tenney team also cited previous to cure — violate the New York Stateit believes the vehicles are but Brindisi closed that gap as absentee, without a postmark received after elec- properly but tried to fi x, or cure, the error ballots, but some ballots arrived at the safe. It will cost the compa- ny an estimated $1.2 billion, tops 100 — Mostly cloudy. A chance of lots today and is scheduled to review cases in arguing against counting absen- Constitution and are invalid,” the lawyersabout one-third of its net affi davit, military and overseas ballots tion day should not be counted. The or were not given notice from election court Monday with no notes attached. income so far this year. The number of new cases of COVID-19 ing employees to get vaccinated The automaker had peti- in Oneida County continues to increase, tioned the agency four times with 105 reported Monday following 90 GM recalls rain in the afternoon. Highs affi davit ballots, cast by voters who were Now DelConte is weighing arguments tee ballots with identifying or distinguish- said. since 2016 to avoid recalls, over the weekend and two deaths related were counted afterward. Both campaigns Tenney lawyers told DelConte that some boards that they could fi x them. The precise number is not clear but it contending the air bag infl a- to the disease. tor canisters have been safe The county, however, has avoided hav- in the upper 40s. not allowed to vote on Election Day but from both campaigns and reviewing how ing marks, including where someone Complicating matters Monday wason the road and in testing. ing any areas labeled a micro-cluster with put the margin at around 100 votes in Ten- election boards lost or disposed of absen- The attorneys also argued in their appeared to be fewer than 100. But the National Highway heightened state restrictions on activity. Traffi c Safety Administration The two deaths were reported Satur- union which represents nearly 52,000 actors and stage managers, on Monday denied the peti- day, along with 56 new cases and 34 on more air bags believe they were entitled to. each board of elections agreed to or wrote in the name of a candidate who is whether some absentee ballots fromtions, saying the infl ators still Sunday. So far, 141 county residents are ney’s favor after the eight involved county tee ballots’ outer envelopes before Ten- motion for counting ballots left in drop run the risk of exploding. known to have died with COVID-19. Oneida County ordered a gym closed Republican challenger and former Con- rejected the respective campaigns’ chal- already on the ballot Oneida County have been counted. Elec- TAKING SHAPE — Progress continues on a new high-tech offi ce build- stalled work on construction of this building or on the nearby Air City ■ CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 Man leaves ing across from the AIS building on the Griffi ss Business and Technology Lofts apartment complex, both of which remain bustling with crews in because of a large number of positive Park earlier this week. The arrival of snowfl akes over recent days hasn’t various stages of completion. (Sentinel photo by John Clifford) cases. The gym, Mohawk Valley Well- DETROIT (AP) — General election boards reported post-Election ney representatives reviewed many of boxes at polling places in the wrong $3,000 tip ness on 9647 River Road in Marcy had gresswoman Claudia Tenney led Brindisi lenges to printed ballots. Brindisi’s legal team responded that tions commissioners Rose Marie Grimal- three cases at the time. The gym was CLEVELAND (AP) — A among sites of possible public exposure against COVID-19. customer left a $3,000 tip for to COVID-19 on four days last week and Motors will recall about 7 Day ballots late last week. them, thus all received after Nov. 3 with- county, noting election law does not spec- Both sides asked to make case Annual Christmas in the Place of Nettles by some 28,000 votes out of more than Lawyers for Tenney contended in more leeway should be given on behalf di and Carolanne Cardone told DelContea single beer as a restaurant masks were not worn, according to the voluntarily closed because of county. the COVID-19 pandemic. In Albany, Gov. Andrew Cuomo million big pickup trucks and The man walked into celebration canceled in Oriskany announced upgrades of previous yellow Briefly Nighttown on Sunday in ORISKANY — Due to COVID-19 While Christmas in the Place of Net- ordering dinner out or purchasing gift 250,000 cast early and on Election Day, papers fi led with the court that ballots of voters who did not handle their ballots they placed sticky notes on contested clusters to orange clusters in the Syra- Cleveland, ordered the beer restrictions and growing concerns, the tles is canceled for 2020, committee certifi cates. cuse and Rochester areas. Oneida County SUVs worldwide to replace and asked for the check, 16th annual Christmas in the Place of members said they hope to encourage • Being kind, patient and understand- so far has avoided micro-cluster designa- said it would require cast and crew members to be fully vaccinated but Brindisi closed that gap as absentee, without a postmark received after elec- properly but tried to fi x, or cure, the error ballots, but some ballots arrived at thewhich came to $7.02, owner Nettles has been canceled this holiday neighbors to spread holiday cheer during ing of others. tions, though County Executive Anthony Brendan Ring wrote on Face- season. the pandemic by: • Scrolling through the photos from Vicente Jr. last week warned county leg- book. Members of the Nettles Committee • Lighting up the village with holiday past Christmas in the Place of Nettles islators that such designations could be potentially dangerous Takata affi davit, military and overseas ballots tion day should not be counted. The or were not given notice from election court Monday with no notes attached.Ring said the man wished said it has met and discussed the safety lights and decorations, helping to lift the events available on the event’s Facebook possible soon in some areas, including him well and told him to options of continuing the event, but spirits of those who drive through. social media page. in Rome and Utica, based on trends in share the tip with the four decided that the risks of a large, public “We are disappointed, but reassured infection rates. GM recalls employees who were work- gathering were too high. • Leaving special packages for a that our decision is the right one for the In the Mohawk Valley, the rate of pos- air bag infl ators. were counted afterward. Both campaigns Tenney lawyers told DelConte that some boards that they could fi x them. The precise number is not clear but ing itbrunch service. While the “coming together” and neighbor or family in need of food or health and safety of our community,” the encouragement. itive tests increased slightly from 2.5% to As the man walked out, “sharing” is a natural way of celebrating Nettles Committee said in a statement. 2.6% Sunday to Monday, and the number Ring wrote, he looked down the traditions of the holiday season, • Donating to a local food bank to “Wishing you all a healthy Thanksgiving The company said in a state- of new cases per 100,000 people each day New-case at the tip and “realized he left those same sentiments have become a help ensure others are fed during the and a Christmas season fi lled with hope put the margin at around 100 votes in Ten- election boards lost or disposed of absen- The attorneys also argued in their appeared to be fewer than 100. averaged over the past week was 26.57, The announcement came holidays. a whopping $3,000.” public health threat during the pandem- as we look forward to welcoming a new up from 22.43 Sunday. The number of • Supporting local establishments by more air bags ic, members said. year.” new hospitalizations per 100,000 people ney’s favor after the eight involved county tee ballots’ outer envelopes before Ten- motion for counting ballots left in drop also expressed as an average of the past Monday after the U.S. gov- rolling seven days was up to 2.12 from ■ CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 1.85 on Sunday. DETROIT (AP) — General election boards reported post-Election ney representatives reviewed many of boxes at polling places in the wrong The region’s use of hospital facilities is against COVID-19. also going up. The share of hospital beds ernment told the automaker Facebook: available expressed as an average of each Motors will recall about 7 Day ballots late last week. them, thus all received after Nov. 3 with- county, noting election law does not spec- Both sides asked to make casehttps://www.facebook.com/ of the previous seven days was 27 per- RomeDailySentinel cent and of ICU beds at 41%, compared it had to recall 6 million of Twitter: to 27% and 45% a day earlier. number in Cuomo noted that hospitalizations had @RomeSentinel million big pickup trucks and gone up statewide from about 1,000 three Web: RomeSentinel.com weeks go to nearly 2,700 and warned it the vehicles domestically. Email: [email protected] would approach 6,000 if the pace con- ment Friday that it will be requir- SUVs worldwide to replace Phone: 315–337–4000 tinues through the Thanksgiving through New Year’s holiday period. GM says it will not fi ght “That’s before we go into 37 days of the highest socialization period of the potentially dangerous Takata Inside year,” Cuomo said at a press conference Obituaries ...... 5 in Albany. “You put that rate of increase the decision, even though together with an additional increase from air bag infl ators. Stocks ...... 5 the high level of social activity, that is a Company members who are not vaccinated, including those county again Editorial ...... 6 dangerous situation, and that is exactly it believes the vehicles are New-case Comics ...... 7 where we are going.” The announcement came Sports ...... 9-11 Statewide, the most recent measure of the test positivity rate put it at 3%, but Family ...... 12-13 that varies greatly place to place, which is safe. It will cost the compa- Classified ...... 14-15 what matters most, Cuomo said. Upstate, Monday after the U.S. gov- it ranged from 0.24 in Cooperstown in Otsego County to 9.6% in Lancaster Coun- ty in Erie County near Buffalo. ing all salaried and non-union ny an estimated $1.2 billion, ernment told the automaker “That’s why we talk about micro-clus- ters. You should look at the state in terms GRAY GOOSE? — A pale gray goose swims alongside traditionally in birds overall, is rare but more common than albinism. Leucistic birds of your community. That’s where you colored members of a fl ock of Canada geese at Delta Lake on Monday have white or pale plumage but its eyes, bill and other bare parts are of tops 100 it had to recall 6 million of ■ CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 about one-third of its net number in afternoon. The bird is a leucistic goose, which shows a lack of pigmenta- normal color and not red or pink as in albino birds. the vehicles domestically. tion of various parts of its body. Leucism in Canada geese, and generally (Sentinel photo by John Clifford) Possible exposures under the age of 12, must continue to wear masks, practice phys- income so far this year. The number of new cases of COVID-19 GM says it will not fi ght The automaker had peti- in Oneida County continues to increase, tioned the agency four times the decision, even though county again hourly employees in the U.S. who with 105 reported Monday followingit believes 90 the vehicles are since 2016 to avoid recalls, over the weekend and two deaths relatedsafe. It will cost the compa- contending the air bag infl a- to the disease. ny an estimated $1.2 billion, ical distancing when possible and undergo testing at least twice tor canisters have been safe The county, however, has avoidedabout hav- one-third of its net tops 100 on the road and in testing. ing any areas labeled a micro-clusterincome with so far this year. The number of new cases of COVID-19 work on site to be fully vacci- But the National Highway heightened state restrictions on activity.The automaker had peti- in Oneida County continues to increase, Traffi c Safety Administration The two deaths were reported tioned Satur- the agency four times with 105 reported Monday following 90 on Monday denied the peti- day, along with 56 new cases and since 34 on 2016 to avoid recalls, over the weekend and two deaths related a week. The protocols apply to both Broadway productions and contending the air bag infl a- tions, saying the infl ators still Sunday. So far, 141 county residents are to the disease. run the risk of exploding. tor canisters have been safe The county, however, has avoided hav- known to have died with COVID-19.on the road and in testing. nated. Oneida County ordered a gym closed ing any areas labeled a micro-cluster with TAKING SHAPE — Progress continues on a new high-tech offi ce build- stalled work on construction of this building or on the nearby Air City But the National Highway heightened state restrictions on activity. Man leaves ing across from the AIS building on the Griffi ss Business and Technology Lofts apartment complex, both of which remain bustling with crews in because of a large number of positiveTraffi c Safety Administration The two deaths were reported Satur- Equity-backed shows across the nation. Park earlier this week. The arrival of snowfl akes over recent days hasn’t various stages of completion. (Sentinel photo by John Clifford) cases. The gym, Mohawk Valley on Well- Monday denied the peti- day, along with 56 new cases and 34 on $3,000 tip ness on 9647 River Road in Marcytions, had saying the infl ators still Sunday. So far, 141 county residents are • Rome Sentinel.com run the risk of exploding. • Weekend Coupons three cases at the time. The gym was The statement said employees CLEVELAND (AP) — A known to have died with COVID-19. among sites of possible public exposure Oneida County ordered a gym closed customer left a $3,000 tip for TAKING SHAPE — Progress continues on a new high-tech offi ce build- stalled work on construction of this building or on the nearby Air City to COVID-19 on four days last week and because of a large number of positive a single beer as a restaurant Annual Christmas in the Place of Nettles Man leaves ing across from the AIS building on the Griffi ss Business and Technology Lofts apartment complex, both of which remain bustling with crews in Bruce Springsteen’s one-man show is the only performance cur- (Sentinel photo by John Clifford) cases. The gym, Mohawk Valley Well- masks were not worn, according to the Park earlier this week. The arrival of snowfl akes over recent days hasn’t various stages of completion. voluntarily closed because of county. $3,000 tip ness on 9647 River Road in Marcy had the COVID-19 pandemic. three cases at the time. The gym was who aren’t already vaccinated In Albany, Gov. Andrew CuomoCLEVELAND (AP) — A The man walked into celebration canceled in Oriskany announced upgrades of previous yellow among sites of possible public exposure Nighttown on Sunday in customer left a $3,000 tip for to COVID-19 on four days last week and ORISKANY — Due to COVID-19 While Christmas in the Place of Net- ordering dinner out or purchasing gift clusters to orange clusters in the a Syra- single beer as a restaurant Annual Christmas in the Place of Nettles rently running on Broadway. Antoinette Chinonye Nwandu’s “Pass Cleveland, ordered the beer restrictions and growing concerns, the tles is canceled for 2020, committee certifi cates. masks were not worn, according to the cuse and Rochester areas. 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Members of the Nettles Committee • Lighting up the village with holiday past Christmas in the Place of Nettles islators that such designations couldCleveland, be ordered the beer restrictions and growing concerns, the tles is canceled for 2020, committee certifi cates. cuse and Rochester areas. Oneida County Ring said the man wished said it has met and discussed the safety lights and decorations, helping to lift the events available on the event’s Facebook possible soon in some areas, includingand asked for the check, 16th annual Christmas in the Place of members said they hope to encourage • Being kind, patient and understand- so far has avoided micro-cluster designa- which came to $7.02, owner Nettles has been canceled this holiday neighbors to spread holiday cheer during ing of others. him well and told him to options of continuing the event, but spirits of those who drive through. social media page. in Rome and Utica, based on trends in tions, though County Executive Anthony that those still working from share the tip with the four decided that the risks of a large, public “We are disappointed, but reassured Brendan Ring wrote on Face- season. the pandemic by: • Scrolling through the photos from Vicente Jr. last week warned county leg- • Leaving special packages for a infection rates. book. Members of the Nettles Committee past Christmas in the Place of Nettles employees who were work- gathering were too high. that our decision is the right one for the In the Mohawk Valley, the rate of pos- • Lighting up the village with holiday islators that such designations could be ing brunch service. While the “coming together” and neighbor or family in need of food or health and safety of our community,” the Ring said the man wished said it has met and discussed the safety lights and decorations, helping to lift the events available on the event’s Facebook possible soon in some areas, including other theaters will open in September or October after being shut- itive tests increased slightly from 2.5%him to well and told him to options of continuing the event, but social media page. encouragement. spirits of those who drive through. in Rome and Utica, based on trends in As the man walked out, “sharing” is a natural way of celebrating Nettles Committee said in a statement. 2.6% Sunday to Monday, and the numbershare the tip with the four • Donating to a local food bank to decided that the risks of a large, public “We are disappointed, but reassured infection rates. Ring wrote, he looked down the traditions of the holiday season, “Wishing you all a healthy Thanksgiving of new cases per 100,000 people eachemployees day who were work- gathering were too high. • Leaving special packages for a that our decision is the right one for the home will need to show proof at the tip and “realized he left those same sentiments have become a help ensure others are fed during the and a Christmas season fi lled with hope neighbor or family in need of food or In the Mohawk Valley, the rate of pos- averaged over the past week was 26.57,ing brunch service. While the “coming together” and health and safety of our community,” the a whopping $3,000.” holidays. encouragement. itive tests increased slightly from 2.5% to public health threat during the pandem- as we look forward to welcoming a new up from 22.43 Sunday. The numberAs of the man walked out, “sharing” is a natural way of celebrating Nettles Committee said in a statement. 2.6% Sunday to Monday, and the number tered since the coronavirus pandemic hit in March 2020. ic, members said. • Supporting local establishments by year.” Ring wrote, he looked down the traditions of the holiday season, • Donating to a local food bank to “Wishing you all a healthy Thanksgiving new hospitalizations per 100,000 people of new cases per 100,000 people each day help ensure others are fed during the at the tip and “realized he left those same sentiments have become a and a Christmas season fi lled with hope averaged over the past week was 26.57, also expressed as an average of the past holidays. a whopping $3,000.” public health threat during the pandem- as we look forward to welcoming a new up from 22.43 Sunday. The number of of vaccination before returning. rolling seven days was up to 2.12 from ic, members said. • Supporting local establishments by year.” 1.85 on Sunday. new hospitalizations per 100,000 people The region’s use of hospital facilities is also expressed as an average of the past Ticket holders for performances scheduled through Oct. 31 will Every 4 weeks, in town. rolling seven days was up to 2.12 from also going up. The share of hospital beds 1.85 on Sunday. Facebook: available expressed as an average of each The region’s use of hospital facilities is Disney said it was discussing the https://www.facebook.com/ of the previous seven days was 27 per- also going up. The share of hospital beds RomeDailySentinel cent and of ICU beds at 41%, compared Facebook: available expressed as an average of each be notified of the vaccination policy, Broadway League officials Twitter: to 27% and 45% a day earlier. https://www.facebook.com/ of the previous seven days was 27 per- @RomeSentinel Cuomo noted that hospitalizations hadRomeDailySentinel cent and of ICU beds at 41%, compared gone up statewide from about 1,000 three to 27% and 45% a day earlier. Web: RomeSentinel.com SaturdayTwitter: only home delivery vaccine requirements with the Cuomo noted that hospitalizations had weeks go to nearly 2,700 and warned it @RomeSentinel gone up statewide from about 1,000 three Email: [email protected] would approach 6,000 if the pace con-Web: RomeSentinel.com said. For performances in November 2021 and beyond, the theater Phone: 315–337–4000 tinues through the Thanksgiving through weeks go to nearly 2,700 and warned it Email: [email protected] New Year’s holiday period. would approach 6,000 if the pace con- $ tinues through the Thanksgiving through Phone: 315–337–4000 $ union, and added that all new “That’s before we go into 37 days of New Year’s holiday period. the highest socialization period of the “That’s before we go into 37 days of operators will review the policy and made changes if science dic- Inside year,” Cuomowith said at a press conference EZ Pay Motor Routesthe highestadd socialization period of the 1 Obituaries ...... 5 in Albany. “You put that rate of increaseInside year,” Cuomo said at a press conference together with an additional increase fromObituaries ...... 5 in Albany. “You put that rate of increase hires will be required to be fully Stocks ...... 5 the high level of social activity, that is a together with an additional increase from Stocks ...... 5 Editorial ...... 6 dangerous situation, and that is exactly the high level of social activity, that is a tates, they said. 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Upstate, “As vaccination has proven the most effective way to stay 13 it ranged from 0.24 in Cooperstown in it ranged from 0.24 in Cooperstown in Otsego County to 9.6% in Lancaster Coun- Otsego County to 9.6% in Lancaster Coun- at the company. ty in Erie County near Buffalo. ty in Erie County near Buffalo. “That’s why we talk about micro-clus- “That’s why we talk about micro-clus- ters. You should look at the state in terms 111 Langleyters. You should look at the stateRoad in terms healthy and reduce transmission, I’m pleased that the theatre GRAY GOOSE? — A pale gray goose swims alongside traditionally in birds overall, is rare but more common than albinism. Leucistic birds of your community. That’s where you GRAY GOOSE? — A pale gray goose swims alongside traditionally in birds overall, is rare but more common than albinism. Leucistic birds of your community. 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Families with incomes tina Darling fi nally replaced her on average are getting $423 this up to $200,000 for individuals 2006 Chevrolet Equinox after it month; the Treasury Department and $400,000 for married cou- broke down several times while estimates that 35.2 million fam- ples can still receive the previous picking her children up from day ilies received payments in July. $2,000 credit. care. “The additional money does In the past, eligible families got But the 31-year-old mother of help alleviate the pressure,” said a credit after fi ling their taxes — two was struggling to keep up Walker, 29, who took custody of either as a lump sum payment or with the car payments. her two siblings last year after a credit against taxes owed. But Brianne Walker desperately her mother overdosed. now six months of payments are wanted to take her three children The $800 credit will help make being advanced monthly through and two siblings camping for the up for losses she incurred after the end of the year. A recipient fi rst time but wasn’t sure how quitting a kitchen design job to receives the second half when she could pay for it. After all, care for the fi ve youngsters, ages they fi le their taxes. The credit she was behind on her rent, and 3 to 19. is $3,600 annually for children day care and grocery costs were Biden increased the amounts under age 6 and $3,000 for chil- adding up. going to families and expanded dren ages 6 to 17. Eligible fami- Then, the two women from it to include those whose income lies will receive $300 monthly for New Hampshire got a surprise in is so little they don’t owe taxes. each child under 6 and $250 per their bank accounts this month. The benefi ts begin to phase out older child. They qualifi ed for the expanded at incomes of $75,000 for individ- Advocates argue the monthly child tax credit, part of President uals, $112,500 for heads of house- payments make more sense for Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion corona- hold and $150,000 for married low-income families. Navy charges sailor with setting fi re that destroyed warship SAN DIEGO (AP) — The U.S. Navy charged a About 160 sailors and offi cers were on board sailor Thursday with starting a fi re last year that when the fl ames sent up a huge plume of dark DAMAGE AND DEBRIS — All that remains of this Offi cials said one person was injured. The cause remains destroyed the USS Bonhomme Richard docked off smoke from the 840-foot (256-meter) vessel, which lakeside home in Old Forge is debris strewn about on the under investigation. (Photo submitted) San Diego, marking the maritime branch’s worst had been docked at Naval Base San Diego while edge of First Lake following an explosion Friday afternoon. warship blaze outside of combat in recent memory. undergoing the upgrade. The amphibious assault ship burned for more The fi re started in the ship’s lower storage area, than four days. Left with extensive structural, where cardboard boxes, rags and other mainte- One person suffers minor injury electrical and mechanical damage, the ship was nance supplies were stored. But winds coming off later scrapped. Estimates to replace it ran up to the San Diego Bay whipped up the fl ames and the $4 billion. fl ames spread up the elevator shafts and exhaust in home explosion on First Lake The sailor was a member of the crew at the time, stacks. Cmdr. Sean Robertson, a U.S. 3rd Fleet spokesper- Then two explosions — one heard as far as 13 BY SEAN I. MILLS residence suffered a “minor injury.” Along with son, said in a statement. The sailor was charged miles (21 kilometers) away — caused it to grow Staff writer the destroyed home, other nearby buildings were with aggravated arson and the willful hazarding of even bigger. OLD FORGE — One person suffered a minor damaged. a vessel, Robertson said. No name was released. The fi re sent acrid smoke billowing over San injury due to a reported home explosion on First “After the explosion, there was a fi re,” Stanley No other details were provided, and it was Diego, and offi cials had recommended people Lake in Herkimer County Friday afternoon. noted. Responding fi refi ghters knocked down the unclear what evidence was found or what the avoid exercising outdoors. Old Forge Fire Chief Chris Stanley said a lake- fl ames. motive was. Firefi ghters attacked the fl ames inside the ship, side residence on Hollywood Road exploded short- The cause of the explosion remains under inves- The amphibious assault ships are among the while fi refi ghting vessels with water cannons ly after 2:30 p.m. Friday. Debris was strewn around tigation. Chief Stanley said the state Offi ce of few in the U.S. fl eet that can act as a mini aircraft directed streams of seawater into the ship and the area and into the lake, with black smoke visible Fire Prevention and Control has been called in to carrier. helicopters made water drops. for miles around. investigate. The Bonhomme Richard had been nearing the More than 60 sailors and civilians were treated Stanley said no one was home when the resi- The Old Forge, Otter Lake and Eagle Bay fi re end of a two-year upgrade estimated to cost $250 for minor injuries, heat exhaustion and smoke dence exploded. 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