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I got to thinking $DAY$ Frank Tiano, current midsizeDA motorizedY street that every surface is dirty, that we had vacuumPG cleaner. 3 to assist superintendent of the no idea what was out there that would Uxbridge Public Schools, with cleaning up city make us sick. streets. and Eric Tracy, principal “That was my turning point,” said of Hamilton-Wenham The purchase is part Shanahan, whose father, Mike Sha- of a campaign to ad- Regional High School, nahan, is the CEO of Essex Media were given an hour and a dress the litter problem Group, which owns The Item. “That’s throughoutDEALS the city, half each to lay out their how I came to public health. When you OF THE plans for the district and spearheaded by Coun- think about it, you’re touching these cilor-at-Large Brian answer questions posed ATM keys, elevator keys, and everyone by School Committee Field$ and Ward$ 5 Coun- thinks that if you can’t see it, it can’t cilor DiannaDAY Chakoutis, members and parents. harm them.” PG. 3 Last Thursday, the as part of the council’s But, as Shanahan says, events in the Trash and Litter sub- School Committee voted, past year have proved us wrong. That 5-0, to accept a screen- committee. is why she earned a Master’s Degree Chief Financial Of- ing subcommittee’s rec- in epidemiology at the University of ommendations of four cer Michael Bertino Michigan, and why she now works in informed the subcom- nalists. The public in- a major Detroit hospital with doctors terviews represent one of mittee the City has iden- and nurses who are devising effective ti ed some non-taxpay- the nal stages of the dis- protocols to keep contagious diseases trict’s search to replace er money to put toward from spreading among the patients the purchase of the mo- Saugus Superintendent and staff. Dr. David DeRuosi, who torized cleaning equip- And that’s what thrust her into the ment, which would help plans to retire when his thick of the COVID-19 pandemic at a contract expires June 30. to supplement ongoing time when the virus was careening out street sweeping efforts. The other two nalists, of control. Dr. Margaret Ferrick, “It’s our hope that we While Gov. Charlie Baker talks about COURTESY PHOTO can establish a pilot deputy superintendent lifting some mask protocols in for the Southbridge Marblehead native Clare Shanahan puts her epi- program very soon that demiology degree to good use ghting COVID-19 in SUPER, A6 SHANAHAN, A6 Detroit. CLEAN, A7 Peabody DA identi es OKs mobile Lynn of cers shooting under investigation By Tréa Lavery ed in Salem on December ITEM STAFF 3 for domestic violence to- range ward a pregnant victim. ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK LYNN — The seven po- While the charges for that By Steve Krause Superintendent Kristen Vogel has presented a $27.5 million lice of cers who are being incident were dropped on investigated for alleged ITEM STAFF budget for the Lynn eld Public Schools. April 12 due to lack of evi- illegal use of drugs and dence, the investigation re- PEABODY — The Zoning Board inappropriate language vealed text messages with of Appeals has voted unanimously Lynn eld seeks 3.38 percent have been identi ed by the other of cers discussing to grant a variance to Northeast Essex District Attorney’s the use of cocaine and ste- Arms LLC to place a portable shoot- of ce. roids, as well as a private ing range on its property. Its overall school-spending increase The of cers are Michael conversation between two area precluded its staying within its Chalmers, John Clem III, of cers where racial slurs designated buffer area. Shane Melisi, Jonathan were used. It is unclear at The required buffer on the left By Anne Marie Tobin mission and vision statements to Mills, Joseph Plessas, Jo- ITEM STAFF drive our decisions,” Vogel said. this time which two of - side yard was 100 feet, and North- seph Ricupero, and Dante cers used slurs. east was asking for 70; and 50 feet “I can say this as an educational Vinciarelli. LYNNFIELD — The town’s leader of this district that we got The DA’s of ce provided in the rear yard, whereas the com- School Department is asking for A document from the this evidence to the Lynn pany proposed 28 feet. here without laying off any teach- DA’s of ce, obtained by a 3.38 percent budget increase for ers in spite of the circumstances Police Department on Despite strong objections from the scal year 2022, bringing the total The Item, lists the of cers’ April 13. The case is being abutters of the area, many of whose this last year brought.” names under the head- proposed budget to $27,551,605. Vogel’s presentation was investigated by the depart- complaints exceeded the ZBA’s au- Superintendent Kristen Vogel ing, “Disclosure regarding ment’s Professional Stan- thority to rectify them, the request well-received by the members of initiation of investigation presented the school budget at the board. dards Division. was granted Monday night with ve last Monday’s Select Board meet- into members of the Lynn Acting Chief Lenny conditions: that its hours extend “You and your staff have done a Police Department.” ing. tremendous job this year in spite Desmarais declined to from only 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., from “Our most precious asset is our The of cers have been comment, citing it being Tuesday through Saturday; that of the circumstances, especially placed on administrative students and it’s important to compared to a lot of districts,” an ongoing investigation. the doors of the structure remain keep our focus on our students. leave during the investiga- DA spokeswoman Car- We also kept our eyes on our tion, effective April 15. rie Kimball also could not MOBILE, A6 SPENDING, A6 Plessas, 28, was arrest- comment.

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Ex-Boston police officer admits year. The street will intersect to overtime fraud scheme Petronelli Way, the site Residents vote to keep of the gym where Hagler BOSTON (AP) — A for- school’s Native American logo was trained and managed mer Boston police officer by the Petronelli brothers, pleaded guilty Tuesday WAKEFIELD, (AP) — Goody and Pat. to collecting more than Residents of a Boston sub- “Growing up as a kid in $20,000 in bogus overtime urb have voted to keep the Brockton, Marvin Hagler payments, prosecutors high school’s Native Amer- was a legend,” said Council- said. ican mascot and logo. or Jeffrey Thompson, who James Carnes, who has Wakefield voters on Tues- made the proposal to name retired from the police day supported keeping the the street. “I never had force, pleaded guilty to fed- school’s Warrior mascot the pleasure to meet the eral charges of conspiracy and the accompanying champ, but I watched his to commit theft concerning image of a man wearing a legendary fights and spoke PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS programs receiving federal feathered head dress by a to people who knew him. Workers depart a main gate to the Encore Boston Harbor casino in funds and embezzlement 2,911 to 2,337 vote, accord- The lesson that I took was Everett. from an agency receiving ing to the town’s unofficial that Marvin Hagler had an federal funds. results. obsession with sharing his An email seeking com- The nonbinding ballot boxing talent and his deter- ment was sent to Carnes’ question had sharply di- mination with the world. Vaccines should be required lawyer. vided the town of some He literally got punched in Carnes, 57, of Canton, 27,000 residents north of the face and kept moving was one of nine people ar- Boston. forward.” for public employees rested in September in the Some viewed the mascot Hagler was born in New- fraud scheme at the police as a source of pride while ark, N.J., and moved with ASSOCIATED PRESS also urged the public to happen early next week. his family to Brockton in be wary of various vac- SIX FLAGS department’s evidence others deemed it racist BOSTON — Massachu- the late 1960s. Some rel- cine-related scams, many REOPENING warehouse. Authorities and derogatory, The Bos- setts Attorney General atives still live in the city of which are an attempt The Six Flags New En- say those officers collect- ton Globe reported. Na- Maura Healey, seen as a ed a total of more than tive American groups also south of Boston. to steal personal informa- gland amusement park possible candidate for gov- tion. $200,000 in overtime pay urged the town to retire announced Wednesday ernor next year, is calling CASINO that it plans to reopen they were not entitled to. the mascot, as other Mas- Decision on wind farm delayed for mandatory COVID-19 VACCINATIONS its rides next month with Carnes admitted to rou- sachusetts communities over fisheries compensation vaccinations for public Blackjack, poker, slots, some coronavirus safety tinely leaving overtime have done. employees, saying it is a and now, coronavirus vac- protocols in place. shifts early and submit- Supporters of making a PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) matter of public safety. ting fraudulent overtime — Rhode Island coastal cinations. The park in Agawam change say they still hope “Look, you’re there, The Encore Boston Har- said in a statement that it slips, prosecutors said. the school committee pur- regulators, at the request of you’re getting paid by the Richard Evans, a for- Gov. Daniel McKee, are de- bor casino has started of- will open for members and sues eliminating the logo. taxpayer — you have an fering COVID-19 vaccina- season pass holders on mer Boston police captain, The panel voted last month laying a key decision on an obligation, whether it’s was arrested last month offshore wind farm to give tions by appointment only May 14, and to the general to eliminate the offending delivering public health or to employees and the gen- public the next day. on charges that he fraud- image but to preserve the the project developers more public safety,” the Demo- ulently collected more time to reach a compensa- eral public in conjunction “Now more than ever Warrior moniker. crat said Tuesday during with a local health care families need an escape than $12,000 in the evi- “THIS is why we (must) tion deal with the fishing an appearance on Boston dence warehouse overtime industry. organization. that is safe, accessible and ban Native American Public Radio. “You’re in- The vaccination site scheme. Evans’ lawyer has The Coastal Resources fun,” park President Pete mascots at the state lev- teracting with the public. inside a ballroom that Carmichael said. said he denies the allega- Management Council was el,” tweeted state Sen. Jo That’s a part of your job, opened Tuesday is open Visits must be reserved tions. expected to consider a fed- Comerford, a Northamp- by definition.” from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. online so park manage- eral consistency certifica- ton Democrat who has People have a right to weekdays, according to a ment can manage atten- tion at its meeting Thurs- 1 killed, 2 others injured in proposed banning Native refuse a vaccine or seek a statement from the casino. dance and stagger arrival day for the proposed South Springfield shooting American imagery in pub- health or religious exemp- The casino is located times. Guests and employ- Fork Wind Farm of up to 15 lic school team names and tion, but Healey suggested in Everett, which is one ees will undergo health turbines in Rhode Island SPRINGFIELD, (AP) — logos statewide. “A racial those abstaining may ef- of the state’s hardest-hit screenings, visitors will be One person was killed and justice, civil rights issue Sound, The Providence fectively forfeit the right communities. required to wear face cov- two others were serious- must not be left to a local Journal reported Tuesday. to public-sector employ- “We want to help resi- erings and maintain social ly injured in a late night vote.” But with the possibility ment. dents of Everett and our distancing, and the park shooting in Springfield, po- Roughly 25 Massachu- that the CRMC could rec- Responding to vaccine surrounding communi- will undergo enhanced lice said. setts schools still use some ommend a denial of the hesitancy among state ties receive the vaccine as cleaning. Officers responded to the form of Native American certification, Orsted, the police and corrections offi- quickly and conveniently The safety plan, devel- city’s Pine Point neigh- mascot, according to the Danish company develop- cers, Healey said in March as possible,” casino Pres- oped in consultation with borhood just after 10 p.m. New England Anti-Mascot ing the project with util- that vaccines should be ident Brian Gullbrants epidemiologists, meets or Tuesday where they locat- Coalition. ity company Eversource, mandated for those em- said. exceeds federal, state, and ed two men suffering from agreed to extend the dead- ployees. Appointments are avail- local guidelines for saniti- gunshot wounds inside an Brockton to name street line for a decision to June 1. Republican Gov. Char- able through the Cam- zation, hygiene, and social apartment, police spokes- “We fully support the lie Baker, who has yet to bridge Health Alliance distancing protocols, man- person Ryan Walsh said in honor of the late CRMC’s new timeline, as say whether he will seek a until the site is listed on agement said. Wednesday. Marvin Hagler it allows for more dialogue third term, has hesitated the Massachusetts vac- The rides have been They were taken to Bay- and opportunity to work to mandate vaccines. cination finder website, closed for more than a state Medical Center with BROCKTON, (AP) — collectively to reach a fair During her radio ap- https://vaxfinder.mass. year, but the park has serious injuries. Middleweight boxing mitigation agreement and pearance Tuesday, Healey gov/, which is expected to opened for other events. A third injured man also champion Marvelous advance this important off- suffering from a gunshot Marvin Hagler is being shore wind project,” Orsted wound arrived at the hos- celebrated in his Massa- spokesperson Meaghan pital later in a private ve- chusetts hometown with a Wims said. High court backs firefighter hicle, he said. street named in his honor. The governor’s office One of the men was The Brockton City Coun- is watching negotiations pronounced dead early cil on Monday approved a closely. who alleged racist workplace Wednesday and the other proposal by two council- “The governor’s office has ASSOCIATED PRESS court wrote. unfit to perform his or her two have been stabilized, ors to name a currently asked the parties involved “This reaffirms my trust duties and resulted in the he said. under-construction street in the negotiations to take BOSTON — The highest in the judicial system,” employee’s discharge, and No names were made Marvin Hagler Drive, some additional time to court in Massachusetts in Alston, 53, told The Asso- therefore the employee’s a decision released Tues- public and no additional The Enterprise reported attempt to reach a mutual ciated Press. “It feels good unfitness is not just cause day sided with a former details were released. Wednesday. agreement with respect to to know that someone has for his or her termination,” firefighter who has been The shooting remains Hagler, who died in issues related to fisheries finally listened.” the court wrote. involved in a yearslong under investigation and March at age 66, finished and offshore wind propos- His case was part of a The dispute dates to battle with the town of there have been no arrests. his professional career als,” McKee spokesperson wider quest by African 2010 when Alston’s su- Brookline over what he The death is the city’s with a 62-3-2 record with Alana O’Hare said in an Americans for justice, he perior mistakenly left a fourth homicide of the 52 knockouts. email. said was a racist work en- vironment. said, referencing the re- voicemail for Alston in The Supreme Judicial cent George Floyd case in which he referred to a mo- IN MEMORIAM Court said the town was Minnesota, in which a for- torist who had cut off his Matt Plouffe Selling a house? wrong when it terminat- mer police officer was con- son with a racial epithet. Remembering you on your ed Gerald Alston, who is victed of murder. The supervisor apologized Birthday Buying a house? The ruling expanded civ- but was subsequently pro- April 29, 1957 Black, after he refused to return to work and stopped il rights protection in the moted. Find out what properties communicating with the workplace for government That incident and others recently sold in your area. department, which he said employees. The court au- led Alston to use cocaine was due to a fear of work- thorized the Civil Service and marijuana to deal Check out ing in a racially-hostile Commission to consider with his anxiety and an- environment, The Boston discriminatory work prac- ger and led to a diagnosis the Real Estate page Globe reported. tices and the harshness of “adjustment disorder,” in Saturday’s paper. The court also backed of the work environment according to the court. the state Civil Service when reviewing a munic- Alston, a firefighter Commission, which or- ipality’s decision to fire since 2002, was fired in dered Alston reinstated in someone. 2016, but received back 2019. “The commission may pay from the town based “We conclude that the find that the employer is on the Civil Service Com- commission’s determina- responsible for the intol- mission’s reinstatement tion that the town lacked erable workplace condi- order, said his attorney, Missing you just cause to discharge tions, including racist and Brooks Ames. He has tech- Forever in our hearts Alston is supported by retaliatory acts, that have nically been on paid leave Wade & Tricia substantial evidence,” the rendered the employee since, he said. Rhode Island eases outdoors mask rules, per CDC guidelines ASSOCIATED PRESS will encourage even more others. tested positive for the first Rhode Islanders to get Masks are still required time on previous days. The PROVIDENCE, R.I. — vaccinated,” McKee said at indoor public settings. daily positivity rate was People fully vaccinated in Tuesday’s statement. HEALTH about 1.5% against the coronavirus “Vaccinated people have DEPARTMENT DATA The number of people will soon no longer be re- more flexibility when it The Rhode Island De- in Rhode Island hospitals quired to wear face cov- comes to when and where partment of Health on with the disease rose to erings when outdoors in they are recommended Wednesday reported near- 148 as of Monday, up from Stories live on. Rhode Island, except when to wear masks. There are ly 400 new confirmed cas- 138 the previous day. in crowded areas, the state vaccination appointments es of the coronavirus and The seven-day rolling av- Tell theirs. Department of Health and available today. Don’t miss four more virus-related erage of daily new cases in Gov. Daniel McKee said in your shot.” deaths. Rhode Island has dropped a statement. Someone is considered There have now been over the past two weeks Share your loved one’s story. The updated mask pol- fully vaccinated 14 days more than 147,600 con- from about 461 on April 12 [email protected] | 781-593-7700 icy, made in alignment after their final recom- firmed cases in the state to 266 on Monday, accord- with Centers for Disease mended dose, the state- and 2,668 fatalities. ing to Johns Hopkins. Control and Prevention ment said. A crowded Of the 381 new known More than 366,500 peo- recommendations, takes setting is defined as one cases, 304 were people ple in the state have now In partnership with effect Friday. where someone cannot who tested positive for been fully vaccinated, ac- “I hope today’s updated consistently maintain the first time on Tuesday cording to the Health De- guidance from the CDC three feet of distance with and 77 were people who partment. THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Crighton honored for ‘leadership on affordable housing’

By Steve Krause ITEM STAFF State Sen. Brendan P. Crighton (D-Lynn) is one of two Massachusetts leg- islators honored for their work in ensuring afford- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS able housing. A group of Muslims display their vaccination cards and a sign read- Crighton and state Rep. ing “Ramadan Mubarak: We got vaccinated. We hope you do too,” at the Andy X. Vargas of Haver- Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, Calif. hill were presented with the Citizens’ Housing & Planning Association’s (CHAPA) Housing Hero A halal taco truck helps Award for their leadership on affordable housing, ITEM FILE PHOTO housing production and State Sen. Brendan P. Crighton (D-Lynn) has Orange County Muslims their joint role in passing been honored as a “Housing Hero” by the Citi- the most signi cant zon- zens’ Housing & Planning Association. ing reforms in a genera- with vaccination tion. pass the most signi cant invaluable partner and Crighton also represents zoning reforms in a gen- working together, we have By Alejandra Molina "We stated that if they're person to get them en- Lynn eld, Marblehead, eration, which will create made historic progress on ASSOCIATED PRESS able to, if they're physical- gaged and to encourage Nahant, Saugus, and thousands of new homes zoning reform and pro- ly capable, they can get them and to make them This content is written Swampscott. During the across Massachusetts." tected those facing hous- the vaccine even while feel safe," Hamida said. and produced by Religion last legislative session, CHAPA also commend- ing insecurity due to the fasting," said Azeem Syed, "This is a safe space that News Service and distrib- Crighton, as Senate Chair ed Crighton on “craft(ing) pandemic. I look forward a pharmacist and chair of we've created. People have uted by The Associated of the Joint Committee on the strongest protections to continuing the ght for the Islamic Shura Coun- felt like they belong." Press. RNS and AP part- Housing, spearheaded leg- against eviction and fore- equitable access to safe cil of Southern California. The day before Rama- islation on Housing Choic- ner on some religion news "It does not invalidate or dan began April 12, Hami- closures in the nation” and affordable housing for content. RNS is solely re- es through the process to and made special note of all.” compromise what they're da, with the help of other become law. sponsible for this story. trying to do for their groups like the Islamic his creation of “millions in CHAPA is a leading LOS ANGELES (NRS) During the present ses- faith." Shura Council, mobilized new resources for afford- housing advocacy and pro- — When Rida Hamida ap- sion, Crighton and Vargas To help put Muslims at more than 100 people to able housing and rental gramming organization in proached a mosque with have teamed up to le leg- ease, Hamida has orga- get the Johnson & John- assistance programs in Massachusetts. Its mis- the idea of breaking Ra- islation on housing pro- nized a mobile vaccination son vaccine at the Ana- the state budget.” sion is to encourage the madan fast with a taco duction and will work to unit from Care Ambu- heim Convention Center's see the measure through “We sincerely thank Sen- production and preserva- truck, she faced a tough lance Service to visit the mass vaccination site. the process. ator Crighton for his work tion of affordable housing sell. When it comes to the Islamic Center of Santa This effort took weeks “CHAPA is glad to pres- to ensure a safe, healthy, for low- and moderate-in- evening iftar — the din- Ana on Saturday (May 1) of coordination with the ent Senator Crighton with and affordable home for come families and individ- ner Muslims share after a after sunset, for a vaccine Orange County Health our 2021 Housing Hero all," the organization said. uals, and to foster diverse day's fasting in Ramadan and a halal taco iftar. Care Agency and involved Award," the organization “Thank you to CHA- and sustainable communi- — the Muslim population But vaccine hesitancy Hamida explaining why said in a news release. PA for honoring me with ties through planning and in Orange County, south among Muslims extends it was so important to get "As the Senate Chair of their Housing Hero Award community development. of Los Angeles, is accus- beyond concerns over Ra- Muslims vaccinated be- the Joint Committee on along with Representa- Steve Krause can be tomed to traditional Ara- madan, Hamida said, to fore they started fasting Housing last session, tive Vargas,” said Crigh- reached at skrause@item- bic and South Asian biry- worries about government for Ramadan. In the end, Senator Crighton helped ton. “CHAPA has been an live.com. ani meals, with rice and involvement. Direct con- meat kebabs. more than 100 slots were tact with congregants and set aside for Hamida, who But besides being imme- others has been necessary. with other organizers, diately gratifying and ac- Lucy Silva, who serves Lynn reports two lled those spots with res- cessible, Hamida thought, on the advisory board for idents in her community. the taco would also bring Latino & Muslim Unity, "Each and every person Orange County's Latino was initially unsure of we called, we educated on more coronavirus deaths and Muslim communities how the vaccine would af- what to expect, reassured By Gayla Cawley the virus, according to city reported no change, and together. So she made a fect her health. After read- proposal: She'd bring a ing more about it and see- them this was safe and ITEM STAFF data. numbers were not updat- helped them understand In Peabody, 16 new cases ed in Marblehead, Saugus taco truck to the mosque ing friends and loved ones Two more Lynn resi- to serve halal tacos, while get vaccinated, including this was an effort to end have been reported since and Swampscott. the pandemic," Hamida dents have died from the Monday. The city's case- Marblehead had 1,306 the mosque's leader pro- Hamida, she decided it coronavirus, and new cas- vided biryani. Then they'd was safe. Plus, she want- said. load is 7,128; 316 people cases and 31 deaths as of Now, other mobile vac- es were also reported in have died; and 6,432 have last Friday, Saugus had see what the people would ed to travel and realized it cine units are happening Peabody, Revere, and Sa- recovered, the health de- 4,089 cases and 71 deaths prefer. was the best decision for at mosques in the county. lem. partment reported. as of last Thursday, and "Everyone went to our the people around her. The Council on Ameri- With the two additional Fifteen new cases were Swampscott (1,126 cases, taco truck," said Hami- Now, Silva is helping deaths, the death toll in reported in Salem, which 19 deaths) has not updat- da, executive director and encourage Latino Mus- can-Islamic Relations in Lynn has climbed to 214. now has 4,639 cases and ed its numbers since April founder of the group Lati- lims and Spanish-speak- Los Angeles, the Islamic Lynn also reported 35 80 deaths, according to 20. no & Muslim Unity. ing people to receive the Society of Orange Coun- new cases to bring the the city website. Gayla Cawley can be More than three years vaccine. Silva needed to ty and the Orange Coun- city's caseload to 17,352. Lynn eld (1,185 cases, reached at gcawley@item- later, Hamida's #Ta- believe in the vaccine be- ty Health Care Agency Of that total, 253 cases 29 deaths) and Nahant live.com. Follow her on coTrucksatEveryMosque fore advocating for it. "It's will provide 200 Moderna are active and 16,885 peo- (248 cases, eight deaths) Twitter @GaylaCawley. initiative has become a something you have to be vaccines during tarawih ple have recovered from pipeline to address a host a believer in," she said. prayer on Friday. Coun- of social issues affecting Hamida believes it will ty spokeswoman Molly marginalized communi- take this kind of direct Nichelson said the coun- ties in Southern Califor- contact with those who ty has hosted sites with nia, from answering the have had the shot to con- churches and other hous- U.S. census and voter reg- vince those who are hes- es of faith and now with istration to accessing the itant. "It takes another mosques. COVID-19 vaccination, she said. Through Latino & Mus- lim Unity, Hamida, a Mus- lim of Palestinian descent, is working to help the area's Muslims by bring- ing the vaccine directly to their mosques, where community leaders can PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS assure the congregation Security tries to grab a fan on the eld during the second half of the that Ramadan fasting NFL Super Bowl LV game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the doesn't preclude immu- Kansas City Chiefs, in Tampa, Fla. nization during the holy month. Judge nixes plea deal for 2 LAW OFFICES OF The value of each coupon shown here is equal to JAMES J. CARRIGAN or greater than the price of the newspaper. accused of Super Bowl eld run • Social Security Disability TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — A Football League. sas City Chiefs. Andrade • Workers Compensation • Accidents ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! Florida judge rejected a Judge Jack Gutman said was wearing shorts and a 25 years located across If you would like to participate in proposed plea deal Tues- that was unacceptable pink leotard or swimsuit. from Lynn District Court day for two men accused and rescheduled the case He was eventually tackled 15 Johnson St. The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, of running onto the eld for next month. and removed from the sta- 781-596-0100 contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 during the nal quarter "I am familiar with dium. JAMES J. CARRIGAN of Super Bowl LV in Feb- these cases, as is most of Andrade previously told ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN ruary. the world," Gutman said. the Times that he and LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY Luis Cartaya, an attor- "I'm not prejudging the Schaffer had studied sta- www.jamescarriganlaw.com ney for Yuri Andrade and case. However, I look at dium schematics, made [email protected] Douglas Schaffer, told a the probable cause on ev- maps of escape routes and Hillsborough County cir- ery case. They can have a scrutinized similar stunts cuit judge during a vid- trial. But the way I view that had failed, before at- 781-593-7700 eo conference hearing this situation — I saw tending the big game. He Publishing Daily, except Sundays that they had reached a the video — they exposed said Schaffer actually ran USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 planned agreement with multiple individuals to in- onto the eld rst, dis- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA and additional of ces. prosecutors to plead guilty jury that had to chase Mr. tracting security of cers, Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item to misdemeanor trespass- Andrade, that had to dive, before Andrade began his Subscriptions ing charges at Tampa's that had to tackle him. It run. 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[email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Circulation JIM WALSH [email protected] Ext. 3 Newsroom [email protected] A special day in Nahant [email protected] Ext. 4 On Earth Day 2000, art, and weeks that followed, gle of Nahant’s 40 Steps Sports nature and Nahant got off we were in a state of shock. Dance, followed by a se- [email protected] EDITORIAL to a good start in our 21st No one knew if there lection of poetry and other Ext. 5 century. would be a second or third readings, and brought to a Retail and Online It was a special day in attack. It was during those musical conclusion by The Advertising our one square mile. weeks of uncertainty that Merj, Nahant’s own Roze [email protected] At East Point, genera- the Nahant Cultural Coun- and Jim Malone. ADVERTISING Filling big tions — young and old — cil (I was chair then, too) On Saturday we will be Ernie Carpenter Jr. gathered to celebrate our decided to have an event at gathered not only to enjoy Director of Advertising planet and its protection. the Nahant Country Club art and nature, we will also and Business Development, ext. 1355 [email protected] shoes in Ten years before that day, — a club, by the way, so be able to enjoy simply be- Nahant’s Town Meeting free of standards that even ing together. Even though Ralph Mitchell declared East Point to be this writer once belonged. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 we will be masked and a natural resource area, The art show with food [email protected] keep our distance, we will Saugus schools which would be preserved and wine was held on No- Patricia Whalen be seeing and buying art, for the enjoyment of gener- vember 11, marking Veter- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 ations to come. ans Day, but also marking watching children dance, [email protected] Saugus’ School Committee will hire Five years later, Calan- the first time Nahanters hearing words and music, BUSINESS OFFICE the town’s sixth school superintendent all of which will remind us tha Sears, Gene Canty, gathered together in pub- Susan J. Conti since 2012 before June 30, when Super- Rick Kennedy and others lic as a community, to offer of what we share. Controller, ext. 1288 intendent Dr. David DeRuosi retires. transformed what had comfort to one another in Life “online” can drive [email protected] The four finalists include a superin- been a barren Nike base the wake of 9/11. us apart. But walking and Ted Grant tendent, a deputy superintendent, a into a beautiful park, sur- There was gratitude in talking, observing and lis- Publisher, ext. 1234 principal, and a top state education of- rounded by the blue of the the air. It was a wonderful tening together in Nah- [email protected] ficial. sea on one side and the excuse to be together as a ant’s freshest air can help Marian Kinney On paper, they all appear qualified to green habitat of butterflies town, to greet friends and salve that cranky sense of ext. 1212 [email protected] run the Saugus schools. But the suc- and birds on the other. neighbors who share the alienation that Facebook cessful candidate will need DeRuosi’s On Earth Day 21 years landscape of Nahant. can sometimes bring. Will Kraft ability to advance big projects like the Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 ago, Principal Tom La- In 2021, we find our- Finally, although she will [email protected] new middle school/high school while valley led scores of young selves under attack once not be at East Point in per- resisting a Saugus tendency to apply a people from the Johnson more. The enemy is more son this time, we will hon- Paula Villacreses “business-as-usual” mentality to local A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 School, plus Boy Scouts insidious, less easy to de- or and celebrate our dear education. [email protected] and Sea Scouts, teachers tect, but its actions will friend, Calantha Sears. It was DeRuosi who irritated some Mike Shanahan and parents, and with the impact us for a very long Twenty-one years ago, as School Committee members by urging Nahant Police bicycle bri- time. I’m writing about Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 them to stop doing things the Saugus a young woman of 79, she [email protected] gade out front, marched this awful pandemic. stood there in that sacred way when it came to crafting school from Town Hall to East On Saturday, May 1, Carolina Trujillo budgets. It was also DeRuosi who, with place. We were honored by Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Point. at East Point in Nahant, her presence. [email protected] the committee and Town Manager Scott With flags flying in the there will be a celebration Now, as she approaches Jim Wilson Crabtree’s guidance, steered the schools breeze, sunlight glinting called Art Nature Nahant, her 100th birthday this Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 through COVID-19 shutdowns and re- from broad smiles and sponsored by the Nahant fall, we will honor her by [email protected] mote learning. sparkling eyes, a parade of Cultural Council. Begin- singing to her together CIRCULATION New professional challenges lured youth came to hear Calan- ning at 9 a.m. across from DeRuosi’s predecessors away from Sau- tha Sears speak of her own Canoe Beach, it will fea- from the park she created Lisa Mahmoud gus. But differences of opinion with com- for our enjoyment. Manager, ext. 1239 youth in Nahant, where ture an art show by local [email protected] mittee members also sent them down she was born almost 80 artists, craftspeople and There are those who the exit ramp. Hired in 2016, DeRuosi years before. It was a mem- organizations, celebrating make everlasting contribu- CUSTOMER SERVICE kept his working relationship with the orable afternoon. the historic relationship tions to their community. La’ Mosha Ball School Committee intact even as town A year and a half later, between art, nature and Calantha is one of them. Customer Service, ext. 1276 election cycles changed the committee’s the United States suffered our small, New England Jim Walsh is chair of the [email protected] personnel lineup. the unforgettable experi- town. Nahant Cultural Council GRAPHICS The next superintendent would do ence of a terrorist attack At 3 p.m., there will be a and a former selectman. He Trevor Andreozzi well, in our view, to learn from DeRu- on the World Trade Center maypole dance by parents may be reached at Art.Na- osi’s successes and his mistakes. There Designer in Manhattan. In the days and kids, led by Sallee Sla- [email protected] [email protected] were times when he dug in his heels too deep in standing up to committee Sean Casey Designer members. A more compromise-oriented LETTER TO THE EDITOR [email protected] superintendent can build on DeRuosi’s accomplishments. Aaron Fee And much needs to get accomplished Designer [email protected] in the town’s schools. The second phase Thank you, Lynnfield police of the ambitious school-district reorga- Edwin Peralta Jr. To the editor: the Autism Police Patch As a parent of a child Designer nization and building program DeRuosi I would like to thank Program, Light It Up with autism, I am hugely [email protected] helped launch is scheduled to begin this Christopher DeCarlo of Blue, Coffee With A Cop, grateful to the Lynnfield NEWSROOM year, and will focus on town elementary the Lynnfield Police De- and the Autism Parade. community for their sup- schools. partment for taking the Sales and donations port of these events to Mike Alongi DeRuosi’s successor must shoulder Sports Editor, ext. 1228 lead with a successful from the police patches bring awareness, accep- [email protected] the work involved in transitioning lo- April Autism Awareness have totaled more than tance and education on cal schools from hybrid and remote Elyse Carmosino and Acceptance Month. $3,200 with all proceeds autism. Reporter, ext. 1264 learning to (hopefully) a full return to Along with Daniel Mac- going to the Northeast Arc I look forward to assist- [email protected] classroom learning in the fall. The next intyre, director of the Lyn- Autism Support Center, ing with the planning for superintendent must also continue nfield Housing Authority, which serves families of next year! Gayla Cawley DeRuosi’s efforts to convince Saugus Regional Editor, ext. 1236 we had great success with the North Shore. Susan Parziale [email protected] parents to keep their children in town schools instead of looking elsewhere for Cheryl Charles high school options. News Editor, ext. 1278 Praise for Swampscott Strong [email protected]

To the editor: threateningly intimidat- news mobs of Black people Allysha Dunnigan Reporter, ext. 1302 I was pleased and proud ing, highly politicized, ob- awaiting the verdict. They [email protected] to see the Town of Swamp- noxious movement known were against a background Spenser Hasak scott welcome signs. At as “Black Lives Matter.” covered with lots of Black Photographer, ext. 1332 the top of the sign is an Look at Black Lives Mat- Lives Matter graffiti. Why [email protected] emblem of a heart in front ter’s shameless emblem: a should there be any fear of an anchor. This picture black fist with the threat- Julia Hopkins from Black Lives Matter? Photographer, ext. 1224 is in the middle of a head- ening ultimatum “No jus- Don’t they consider a jury [email protected] line declaring: “Everyone tice. No peace.” For me, verdict “justice” or do they Thor Jourgensen is Welcome Here.” This is that tells a lot about who consider it justice only Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 followed by a paragraph they are. when the jury delivers the [email protected] below that assures that In Minnesota, the Twin verdict they want them to Daniel Kane this welcome extends to Cities of Minneapolis and deliver? Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 everyone, regardless of St. Paul were full of barbed [email protected] Derek Chauvin was any biological appearance. wire barricades, armed found guilty on all counts. Steve Krause This Swampscott sign National Guard members, Senior Writer, ext. 1229 welcoming diversity ap- state troopers and there The security forces [email protected] pears at the Swampscott were even hovering mili- breathed a sigh of relief and went home. So tell Tréa Lavery fire station, Town Hall, the tary planes — all in case Reporter, ext. 1317 police station, and in the it would be necessary to me, who does America [email protected] have to be protected from storefronts of many shops intervene to protect these Anne Marie Tobin along the Humphrey American Twin Cities more? Who does the Amer- Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 Street business district. from the violence, looting, ican justice system of tri- [email protected] I’m so glad that these arson, and destruction of al-by-jury have to be pro- Sophie Yarin wholesome Swampscott rioting mobs of protesters tected from more: white Copy Editor, ext. 1222 signs are totally unaffiliat- unhappy with the impend- rioters or Black rioters? [email protected] ed to any connection with ing verdict outcome. Hersh Goldman TECHNOLOGY that combative, divisive, I saw in the televised Swampscott Tim Noyes Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- at 11:01 a.m. Wednesday at larly arrests, reflect police records. In 155 Walnut St.; at 11:10 a.m. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Wednesday at 185 Walnut St. it is the sole responsibility of the con- A report of vandalism at 1:23 p.m. Wednesday at 57 cerned party to contact the relevant Cliff St. police department and have the de- partment issue a notice of correction MARBLEHEAD to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- ifications will not be made without Accidents express notice of change from the A report of a motor vehi- arresting police department. cle hit and run crash at 7:12 a.m. Tuesday on Evans Road; LYNN at 9:28 p.m. Wednesday at 3 Kyleigh Lane. Arrests A report of a motor vehicle Brian Lepore, 51, of 12 crash at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday Forenza Road, Peabody, was at Green and Pond streets; FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS arrested and charged with two at 9:16 a.m. Tuesday at Tuck- Astronaught Michael Collins, command module pilot for the Apollo 11 misison, takes a break counts of Class B drug posses- er Street and Washington during training in Cape Kennedy, Fla. sion, Class A drug possession, Square. and trespassing at 4:32 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle Tuesday. crash at 8:21 p.m. Tuesday at Astronaut Michael Collins, Carlos Paulino, 38, of 278 44 Central St. and 2 Jacobs Eastern Ave., was arrested St. and charged with Class B drug Apollo 11 pilot, dead of cancer possession, trafficking 100- Breaking and Entering By Jessica Gresko Apollo 11 mission. doesn’t have TV coverage landing. plus grams of a Class A drug, A report of a motor vehi- ASSOCIATED PRESS “It’s human nature to of the scene,” Mission Con- “I know that I would be a unlawful improper storage of a cle breaking and entering at stretch, to go, to see, to trol radioed Collins after liar or a fool if I said that I firearm, firearm use in a felo- Apollo 11 astronaut Mi- 8:25 a.m. Tuesday on Kimball understand,” Collins said the landing. have the best of the three ny, firearm possession without chael Collins, who orbit- on the 10th anniversary “That’s all right. I don’t Apollo 11 seats, but I can Street. A caller reported ve- ed the moon alone while a firearm identification card, of the moon landing in mind a bit,” he responded. say with truth and equa- hicles owned by her and her Neil Armstrong and Buzz and unlawful possession of a 1979. “Exploration is not Collins was alone for nimity that I am perfect- husband were broken into Aldrin made their histor- firearm without a firearm iden- a choice really — it’s an nearly 28 hours before ly satisfied with the one I overnight. She said both vehi- ic first steps on the lunar imperative, and it’s sim- Armstrong and Aldrin fin- have,” he wrote in his 1974 tification card at 1:48 p.m. surface, died Wednesday. cles were locked. ply a matter of timing as ished their tasks on the autobiography, “Carrying He was 90. Wednesday. to when the option is exer- moon’s surface and lifted the Fire.” “This venture Collins died of cancer John Paulino, 31, of 278 cised.” off in the lunar lander. has been structured for Complaints in Naples, Florida. “Mike Eastern Ave., was arrested and Collins was later the di- Collins was responsible three men, and I consider always faced the challeng- A report of suspicious ac- rector of the National Air for re-docking the two my third to be as neces- charged with trafficking 100- es of life with grace and and Space Museum in spacecraft before the men sary as either of the other plus grams of a Class A drug, tivity at 9:28 p.m. Tuesday on humility, and faced this, and on a warrant for drug pos- Washington Street. A caller re- his final challenge, in the Washington. could begin heading back two.” session with intent to distrib- ported an unknown man who same way,” his family said “Michael Collins wrote to Earth. Had something Aldrin, the remain- and helped tell the story gone wrong and Aldrin ing Apollo 11 astronaut, ute, Class D drug possession, may have been intoxicated in a statement. of our nation’s remark- and Armstrong been stuck tweeted a picture Wednes- and arrestee furnishing false went inside the building and Collins was part of the three-man Apollo 11 crew able accomplishments in on the moon’s surface — a day of the three crew- ID information at 1:21 p.m. wouldn’t leave. He reported- that in 1969 effectively space,” said President Joe real fear — Collins would mates laughing, saying: Wednesday. ly attempted to get into the ended the space race be- Biden in a statement, not- have returned to Earth “Dear Mike, Wherever you Jose Paulino, 41, of 278 neighbor’s apartment. A sec- tween the United States ing that Collins “demand- alone. have been or will be, you Eastern Ave., was arrested and ond caller from Washington and Russia and fulfilled ed that everyone call him, Though he was frequent- will always have the Fire charged with trafficking 100- Street said she saw a strange President John F. Ken- simply, Mike.” ly asked if he regretted to Carry us deftly to new Collins spent the eight- not landing on the moon, heights and to the future.” plus grams of a Class A drug man walking down the middle nedy’s challenge to reach day Apollo 11 mission that was never an option Collins was born in at 2:17 p.m. Wednesday. of the street a few hours ear- the moon by the end of the 1960s. piloting the command for Collins, at least not Rome on Halloween 1930. lier, and thought it may have Though he traveled module. While Armstrong on Apollo 11. Collins’ spe- His parents were Virgin- Accidents been the same man who was some 238,000 miles to the and Aldrin descended to cialty was as a command ia Collins and U.S. Army in her backyard a few weeks the moon’s surface in the module pilot, a job he com- Maj. Gen. James L. Col- A report of a motor vehicle moon and came within 69 ago. miles, Collins never set lunar lander, Eagle, Col- pared to being the base- lins. After graduating from crash with personal injury at foot on the lunar surface lins remained alone in the camp operator on a moun- the U.S. Military Academy 3:35 p.m. Tuesday at Huss like his crewmates Aldrin command module, Colum- tain climbing expedition. in 1952, a year behind Al- Court and Vine Street. PEABODY and Armstrong, who died bia. As a result, it meant he drin, Collins joined the Air A report of a motor vehicle in 2012. None of the men “I guess you’re about the wasn’t considered to take Force, where he became a crash at 6:16 a.m. Wednes- Arrest flew in space after the only person around that part in the July 20, 1969, fighter pilot and test pilot. day at 2 Richard St.; at 8:37 Kimberly Jean Akers, 60, of a.m. Wednesday at Empire 3 Paul Ave., was arrested and and Essex streets; at 12:32 charged with larceny at 5:01 Carmouche to be 1st Black jockey a.m. Wednesday at Broadway p.m. Tuesday. and Magnolia Avenue; at 3:16 p.m. Wednesday at 173 Com- Accidents in Kentucky Derby since 2013 mercial St. A report of a motor vehicle By Stephen Whyno reer is to inspire people ASSOCIATED PRESS and make people know Assaults crash involving a police vehi- that it’s not about color. cle at 2:58 p.m. Tuesday at 1 Long before Kendrick It’s about how successful A report of an assault and Allens Lane and 243 Washing- Carmouche started rid- you are in life and how far battery at 8:03 a.m. Wednes- ton St. ing horses growing up in you can fight to get to that day on Union Street. Louisiana, Black jockeys point.” Theft were synonymous with Carmouche is a success Breaking and Entering the sport. story in his own right. He A report of a larceny at 1:08 Black riders were atop 13 is the son of a jockey who of the 15 horses in the first A report of a breaking and p.m. Tuesday at Innovent, Inc. has won more than 3,400 entering at 7:35 p.m. Tuesday Kentucky Derby in 1875 races and earned $118 at 6 Centennial Drive. An em- and won 15 of the first 28 at 662 Boston St. million since beginning ployee reported a catalytic editions of the race. Every- to ride professionally in converter was taken from a ve- thing has changed since: 2000. He came back from Overdose hicle sometime overnight. Carmouche on Saturday a broken leg three years will be the first Black jock- ago and set himself up for A report of an opiate over- ey in the Kentucky Derby his first Kentucky Derby dose at 9:49 p.m. Tuesday on SAUGUS since 2013 and is just one mount by riding 72-1 long Lawton Avenue; at 9:53 p.m. of a handful over the past shot Bourbonic to victo- Tuesday on Farrar Street. Accidents century. ry in the Wood Memorial Carmouche is now one of on April 3. Bourbonic will PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Theft A report of a motor vehicle the few remaining Black leave from the 20th post in Kendrick Carmouche smiles in the paddock at crash at 2:58 p.m. Tuesday in jockeys in the U.S. Much Saturday’s race at Chur- Aqueduct Racetrack in the Queens borough of A report of a larceny at 6:43 the area of Stop & Shop on like Marlon St. Julien in chill Downs. New York. p.m. Tuesday at 176 Ocean Main Street; at 3:58 p.m. Tues- 2000, Patrick Husbands in 2006 and Kevin Krig- St.; at 12:53 a.m. Wednesday day on Hamilton Street. ger in 2013, his presence at 23 W Green St.; at 9:29 in horse racing’s biggest a.m. Wednesday at 37 Vine Complaints event is a reminder of how Local news in the palm of your hand St.; at 11:01 a.m. Wednesday the industry marginalized A report of a disturbance at at 70 Granite St.; at 3:02 p.m. Black jockeys to the point 12:15 p.m. Tuesday on Main Wednesday at 48 Kirtland St. they all but disappeared Street. from the sport. “As a Black rider getting Vandalism Theft Loss prevention at Macy’s on to the Kentucky Derby, I hope it inspires a lot of Broadway called at 4:14 p.m. A report of motor vehicle people because my road vandalism at 8:37 p.m. Tues- Tuesday to report a female wasn’t easy to get there day at 6 Cliff St.; at 10:42 a.m. shoplifter. 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SPENDING ciate you getting us ready current reading tutor po- mission and vision state- From A1 to present at a number we sition that services special ments in our focus when were looking for.” education students at the making budget decisions,” Select Board Chair Dick “Your presentation was middle school, and would Vogel said. Dalton said. “You got dead on,” added board be able to partner with the School Committee mem- kids back in much sooner member Joe Connell. special educators to better ber Rich Sjoberg was than other districts. You The budget makes no al- support students’ access supportive of the super- put up with a lot of par- location for capital expen- to the general curriculum. intendent’s budget pre- ent frustration, so kudos ditures for technology. “It will expand our abil- sentation. to you. I appreciate you “Moving to hybrid was ity to address our most “I’ve counted and be- having kept an open line expensive, requiring a sig- signi cant reading needs lieve it or not, there are of communication with ni cant amount of invest- at an age when it is criti- 38 days left in the school Rob (Town Administrator ment in our technology, cal to narrow the gap for year; we’ve hit the home Dolan) and me so we bet- which wasn’t a bad thing,” students to be successful stretch,” he said. “I am ter understand where we Vogel said. “We didn’t have in middle school and high so proud to have Kristen are coming from. the bandwidth, we had to school,” Vogel said. as our new leader and “It’s a dif cult process purchase things like doc- Vogel said, in determin- look forward to nishing to come out on the right ument and web cameras ing the budget, three con- strong.” side and I look forward to for teachers to live stream, siderations were at play: Dalton echoed Sjoberg’s continuing to work on this which we did successfully whether the proposed sentiment, saying, “let’s through the Town Meet- until March and April.” ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK budget supports the dis- get to the goal line on this.” ing.” Vogel highlighted the trict strategy, mission and The presentation ended Board member Phil district’s academic dis- Lynn eld Superintendent Kristen Vogel has tentpoles; whether the on a light note when Dal- Crawford said he admired tinctions. U.S. News and proposed a 3.38 percent budget increase for budget meets the ongo- ton declared that Dolan the way the department World Report ranked FY22. ing academic, social-emo- had nominated Vogel for has gotten through the Lynn eld High School as 21 AP Scholars with Dis- physical education teach- tional and mental health the Rookie of the Year pandemic “without miss- the 11th best high school tinction and three as Na- er and one middle school needs of students; and award. ing a beat.” in Massachusetts in May whether the budget is s- Vogel asked what comes tional AP Scholars. A total reading specialist. The “You did a wonderful job 2020. Three students have cally responsible. with the award, then an- the rst time presenting been recognized as Na- of 176 students took 382 adjustment counselors “The most important swered her own question. the budget,” he said. “It’s tional Merit Commended AP exams last spring. would be created by real- thing is to continue to pro- “A T-shirt? It’s not in the amazing how well you and Students, while 20 stu- Vogel said she is recom- locating resources from vide our students with an budget,” she joked. the Emergency Manage- dents were named AP mending adding two more open high school positions. excellent education, and Anne Marie Tobin can be ment Team (have) gotten scholars in 2020 with 17 elementary positions — The middle school spe- (it is) important to be re- reached at atobin@item- through this and I appre- AP Scholars with Honor; a part-time elementary cialist would replace a minded that we keep our live.com. Saugus begins super search Peabody OKs new SUPER curriculum that is in line with teachers to see where From A1 with the standards, and they’re at, and you start to you need to have horizontal help them identify things Public Schools, and Erin mobile shooting range coherence,” he said, citing that are important, like the McMahon, senior advisor grade 3 as an example. “As standards, and you work to the Massachusetts De- you folks are restructuring, with those standards to de- MOBILE could have hired a law- enforcement up there to partment of Elementary all grade 3 teachers will be velop curriculum units.” From A1 yer.” make sure (Northeast) and Secondary Education working together, ensuring He said conversations Attorney John Keilty, does it right,” he said. “If commissioner, were sched- that we have equity and with students and with closed while any representing Northeast you start driving busi- uled to be interviewed in that our students in grade teachers would be an im- gun-shooting was taking Arms, agreed to all the nesses out, watch your the same format during a 3 have a similar experience portant part of identifying place; that the area on the conditions. He said the residential rates go up. second committee meeting across the board, engaging needs inside the classroom, property where the mo- positioning of the trailer And that leads you to Wednesday. with the curriculum that is which would ultimately bile trailer sat be clearly came down to the ability trouble.” The new superintendent tied to the standards.” serve to bring curriculum to marked off; that any re- for rescue equipment to Ward 5 City Council- will be voted on by the Sau- Part of the effort would where it should be. frigeration and heating negotiate what could have or Joel Saslaw urged the gus School Committee with- include identifying areas of “It’s important to get it units be shut off when the been an impossibly tight ZBA to delay voting on the in the coming weeks. low student achievement down on paper and really facility is not in use; and squeeze had it been placed matter until more infor- “We had a terri c screen- and identifying whether or start to help people under- that a seven-foot vinyl anywhere else on the mation could be obtained. ing committee that was not the district’s curriculum stand how they work with fence be erected around property. He also said that “This hearing has been very well-balanced and rep- meets all necessary stan- that curriculum and how the facility as a way to fur- while the trailer would going on for months,” Sa- resented the concerns of the dards. If it doesn’t, Tiano, that curriculum has to be ther mufe sound. stay on the grounds for 80 slaw said. “I would remind entire community,” School who said he considers social dynamic. Curriculum al- Prior to the discussion to 90 percent of the time, the board that the people Committee and Superin- media and communication ways has to move. You have on the subject, ZBA sec- it would be able to drive to asked for information a tendent Screening subcom- to be one of his strengths, all these opportunities to retary Dan Sencabaugh nearby police stations to while ago. What kind of mittee member Ryan Fish- said he would look at the change as fast as things are summed up a number assist in of cers’ rearms heating? How were they er said last Sunday. “They district’s curriculum review changing in the world,” Tra- of letters from abutters, training. It would also going to cool it? What kind worked tirelessly over the process. cy said. “There needs to be a saying “reasons for op- help citizens learn how to of noise would you hear? past few weeks to put to- “In Uxbridge, we just de- strong curriculum plan that position are as follows: use rearms safely. Keilty When we had the Big Pig gether a list of four out- veloped a ve-year curricu- includes supplies, includes depreciation of property said that none of the guns Barbeque come in, they standing leaders and we’re lum plan when there wasn’t things needed in the class- values, noise, buffer zones were loud enough to cre- worried about smoke, and excited to introduce them to (a plan) previously,” he said. room. Curriculum on paper shouldn’t be infringed ate signi cant decibel passage was delayed until the community.” “We know, as a district, that is nothing unless teachers upon, safety and traf- issues, and that no auto- (the city) could nd out. When asked how he would we have curriculum adop- have the tools they need for c concerns, not enough matic weapons would be “There should be no organize the district as it tions to review. success.” information provided, allowed aside from the rush here,” said Saslaw. enters a new grade con gu- “This year we’re getting Curriculum needs to be health and safety. semi-automatics used by “I support the residents. I ration for the 2021-22 school a new math program, and “student-centered,” Tracy “Just about everyone law enforcement person- oppose this.” year, Tiano, who also served that’s been two years of said, saying his current role spoke of noise being the nel. Ed Colbert also urged as superintendent of the work identifying where the as a principal has allowed real reason for the oppo- “In my opinion, this is the board not to grant Chelmsford Public Schools holes of our student achieve- him to be hands-on in his sition,” Sencabaugh said. something we could all the variance, saying that from 2010 to 2015, said the ment are, and … where our district. “That and health and bene t from in the long Keilty had not provided most crucial part of restruc- growth scores were low “I think it’s important to safety. We were receiving run,” saidi Gallugi. “I many of the speci cations turing would be formulat- as well. The program we be out in the buildings ev- letters up until today.” think it’s needed. And at he and other opponents ing a cohesive plan in line were using we felt was not ery day. There’s no reason However, Chair Fran this point in time, I see no sought. with educational standards aligned, and therefore, in you can’t stop at a building Bisazza Gallugi said that reason not to approve it.” “I dispute the argument to ensure equitable learning our budgeting, we knew we for a half-hour and say ‘hi’ the board had little juris- Echoing her was ZBA that there will be room throughout the district. were going for a new math and see what’s going on,” he diction to rule on the ma- member Barry Osborne. for re equipment to get “It starts overall with our curriculum, so we will have said. “That’s part of what I jority of the complaints. “There are noise ordi- past there,” said Colbert, strategic plan and where a grant for the training for do well, and I think people “We are here,” she said, nances that will be en- whereupon Gallugi quick- we worked as a communi- all of our staff as well.” in my district would tell you “only to provide dimen- forced,” he said. “It’s not ly responded that she’d ty with all stakeholders to He later added: “The key they see me everywhere. sional relief.” the ZBA’s job to regu- been to the site and talked identify the levers that we there is that these decisions “They see me at the el- At least one abutter said late that. If the re de- to the re chief and was believe will help move our were made with our teach- ementary schools, at the that wasn’t made clear partment said its trucks assured it was possible. student achievement for- ers.” middle school, at the high to residential dwellers in couldn’t get around it, “Diagrams are ne when ward,” Tiano said. “That’s Tracy, who also served school. I’m in after-school nearby neighborhoods, then we wouldn’t permit you have 100 acres of land the most important thing.” as principal of Wilmington programs, because those such as Huntington Wood, it. If the re department and there’s nothing to Having a good plan means High School from 2004 to are the things I’m curious through the many months says that’s where you see,” Colbert said. “But if understanding that Sau- 2013, suggested a “build about, and we can’t build a the issue had been before have to put the building, you’re going to vote on a gus’ curriculum needs to be from the ground up” ap- high-quality system with- the board. that’s where you put it. trailer you’ve never seen rigorous and tied to state proach when it comes to the out everybody.” “It would have been “If we’re going to start the speci cations on, and standards, he said. It also district’s restructuring and All four nalists’ resumes much appreciated if you limiting businesses on you don’t know how close requires teachers who are subsequent curriculum de- are available for viewing gave us the information Route 1, we’re in for a that trailer is going to be engaged with students and velopment plans. at: https://www.nesdec. earlier that you were only world of hurt,” he said. to someone’s backyard … have the skills to improve “You’ve got to look at it org/SaugusSuptFinalis- going to deal with dimen- “Police departments are I’m going to ask the board the district’s instructional from a number of perspec- tResumes/. sional relief,” said Peg striving to get better. How to vote no. Decline this.” core across the board. tives,” Tracy said. “You don’t Elyse Carmosino can be O’Mara. “We could have can we take that resource Steve Krause can be “You need to have vertical just drop curriculum in. You reached at ecarmosino@ found other ways to reg- away from them? reached at skrause@item- coherence in terms of the start really at ground level itemlive.com. ister our objections. We “There will be enough live.com. COVID puts Marblehead epidemiologist to the test

SHANAHAN When the pandemic rst spreading throughout the The epidemiologists also we’d be in a very different when people are stuck at From A1 started spreading across grounds — whether it’s track the infections. place.” home, they see it and hear the United States, Sha- staph, MRSA, tuberculo- “We do surveillance via Michigan came into the about it, but unless they Massachusetts, Michigan nahan hadn’t even been sis, or COVID. Shanahan statistics,” she said. “We national spotlight last know someone who is go- is still having a tough working as an epidemiol- and her department de- have software to warn us year thanks to demonstra- ing through it, it’s easier time keeping a lid on the tions at the Statehouse ogist at the hospital for a vise isolation protocols of potential infections.” not to understand it. coronavirus. year. and educate the hospital Another thing Shanah- by crowds opposed to “All my friends from “We’ve seen the num- “When COVID rst hit, staff on issues like hand an’s department does is mask mandates and oth- bers increase in the last everything that wasn’t hygiene, which is some- identify the proper dis- er COVID protocol issues. school know the impor- month, month and a half,” related to it stopped,” thing she stresses to ev- infectants to clean com- Shanahan said she was tance of quarantining, she said. “We’ve kind of she said. “Over the last eryone. mon areas and deep-clean aware of it, but didn’t ob- staying home, wearing gone back to the mindset summer, we were able “You’d think people rooms after patients leave sess over it. She couldn’t. masks, washing your and the protocols we were to resume some normal would know to wash their — regardless of whether “I thought about the pol- hands,” Shanahan said. doing during the height of activities. But now they hands,” she said. “I’m con- they’ve had COVID. itics a few times,” she said. “It wasn’t as if I had peo- COVID last year.” are being put on the back stantly telling people they “We rely on environmen- “I realize I’m in a bit of a ple in my life who were After a period of relative burner again, and doctors have to wash their hands. tal services to do the actu- bubble. I was here more adamantly against any dormancy through Janu- and nurses are preoccu- There are days when I feel al cleaning,” she said. “But than I was home. I was of this. Seeing the people ary and February, cases pied with putting their like I’m repeating myself. we give them the research here six days a week, 12 who were ghting against started to climb in March. energies on the virus. Our “But they’re fatigued,” for them to make an in- hours a day. You’re sur- the shutdowns, I could On April 12, according to role, where I am, is to g- she said. “They’re dis- formed decision on what rounded by people who statistics provided by the ure out how to support tracted. A lot of what I’m to do. know what stress is being shrug it off and roll my state, there were 10,066 them. It’s different now telling them is stuff they “I don’t know how we put on the health system. eyes. If they only knew new cases — the apex of than it was last year.” overlook. But that’s what would have survived the You’re seeing that side of what I see every day.” the latest spike. As of last Her function at the my job is — to support pandemic without those it. You understand the Steve Krause can be Saturday, that number hospital is to contain all them with the tools they people. If it wasn’t for gravity of it. reached at skrause@item- was cut in half to 5,052. contagious diseases from need.” our environmental team, “Unfortunately, though, live.com. THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Lynn streets will be vacuum cleaned CLEAN trash. for creating about 2,000 to join him and Council From A1 The elementary stu- signs in Spanish and En- President Darren Cyr dents created posters to glish that urge people to Saturday at the former would go to alternative encourage people to pick “Keep Lynn Clean.” Those St. Michael’s Hall on Elm- days and remove litter up their trash, which signs will be displayed at wood Avenue, where they from designated areas Field said were going to be parks throughout the city, will work on cleaning up that wouldn’t be as dis- put around the city until and will also include in- the neighborhood. ruptive as a full-size street the COVID-19 pandemic formation about the local Hogan is also teaming sweeper,” Bertino said. hit, putting the initiative ordinance that prohibits up with the nonpro t, Bertino said the new on pause. However, the littering and nes that YouthBuild, to do more piece of equipment would posters are now ready to could be incurred for each cleanups throughout his be able to clean up areas be put on display, in var- violation. ward. Dates and times for where wind has blown ious Lynn businesses and “It’s not one person. It’s those events will be de- trash, such as under storefronts. not one department and termined in the upcoming PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS benches or in the corners “We’re going to be ask- it’s not just the govern- weeks, he said. of fenced-in areas. Myron Hammonds, left, and Paula Bryant, ing the business com- ment,” Field said. “It’s go- Ward 2 Councilor Rick As a supplemental ap- father and mother of Ma’Khia Bryant, the munity to display these ing to take businesses and Starbard plans to coor- proach to support street 16-year-old girl shot and killed by a Columbus posters that were created everyone within the city sweeping, Bertino said dinate a park cleanup police of cer on April 20, hold a photo of their by our second graders — to be vigilant to keep our on Thursday, May 5 at the new equipment would daughter during a news conference in Colum- now fourth graders — in city clean. It’s just a qual- Keaney Park, and at Cook help to reduce litter bus, Ohio. throughout the city by cre- their windows, reminding ity-of-life issue for every- Street Park on Saturday, ating awareness about the and encouraging people one.” May 8. Starbard said the importance of not only the to keep Lynn clean,” Field Field said he also spoke Cook Street cleanup will subcommittee, but every- said. with Acting Police Chief require a lot of volunteers Columbus one working together to The trash cleanup cam- Lenny Desmarais, who to rebuild some of its gar- tackle the problem. paign began about two is supportive of efforts to dens with rakes and shov- Field highlighted the weeks ago, coinciding with clean up the city and is els provided by the public mayor requests importance of picking up an increase in the city’s working with him to im- works department. litter, saying that the city littering nes from $50 to pose nes for littering vi- School Committee mem- has received numerous $100, with Lynn offering olations. ber Jared Nicholson, who complaints about the con- a new option for commu- It’s time for people to sits on the Trash and federal probe of dition of its streets. nity service if those nes really follow the law, said Litter subcommittee, ex- “We do need to be more caused a nancial hard- Field, who encouraged pressed his support for aggressive and more re- ship, Field said. people to reach out to the city’s efforts to reduce police force sponsible,” Field said. “Now is the time to real- the City Council of ce or littering on Tuesday. Two years ago on Earth ly kick off a full campaign to their respective ward “Prevention is a big part By Farnoush Amiri gations, at least in public. Day, Field said members against the problems that councilors to request a of the overall strategy of and Andrew The mayors of Minneapolis of the council went into we have within the city sign or poster if they de- trying to help people un- Welsh-Huggins and Louisville, Ky., quickly second-grade classrooms about littering,” he said. sire to put one on display. derstand the importance ASSOCIATED PRESS endorsed the reviews the Justice Department recent- in the city to educate stu- Field credited Depart- A number of councilors of solving this problem,” COLUMBUS, Ohio — ly announced of those cities' dents on the detrimental ment of Public Works have planned a series of said Nicholson. While Ohio's capital city police departments follow- effects of littering on the Associate Commissioner cleanups around the city. Allysha Dunnigan can has made signi cant prog- ing the killings of Floyd and environment and the im- Lisa Nerich, who is also Ward 6 Councilor Fred be reached at adunnigan@ ress enacting changes to its Breonna Taylor. portance of cleaning up a subcommittee member, Hogan encourages people itemlive.com. police department, the city It's likely that the recent needs additional help be- police killings in Columbus cause of " erce opposition" combined with the mayor's to reform within the agency, U.S. indicts 3 on hate crime push for changes would city leaders said Wednesday make the city's request as they requested a Justice appealing to the Justice Department investigation charges in death of Ahmaud Arbery following a series of police Department, said Ayesha Hardaway, a Case Western By Michael Balsamo killings of Black people and other controversies. Reserve University crimi- and Russ Bynum nal law professor. ASSOCIATED PRESS The request by Mayor Andrew Ginther and City "I imagine that Columbus WASHINGTON — Attorney Zach Klein — will be considered a good The Justice Department both Democrats — capped opportunity to make lasting brought federal hate several painful months for change," said Hardaway, crimes charges Wednes- the city, culminating most who has worked with Cleve- day in the death of Ah- recently with the April 20 land's police department in the wake of Justice Depart- maud Arbery, charging a fatal shooting of 16-year- ment involvement after the father and son who armed old Ma'Khia Bryant as she 2014 shooting of 12-year-old themselves, chased and swung a knife at a woman. Tamir Rice. fatally shot the 25-year- Bryant was Black and the A message was left with old Black man after spot- rookie of cer who shot her the Justice Department ting him running in their was white. seeking comment. Georgia neighborhood. Criticism has included not The request by Columbus Travis McMichael and just fatal police shootings but also the department's leaders came the same day his father, Gregory, were that the attorney represent- charged along with a third FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS reaction to last summer's protests over racial in- ing the family of Bryant re- man, William "Roddie" From left, Travis McMichael, his father Gregory McMichael, and William quested a federal investiga- Bryan, with one count “Roddie” Bryan Jr have been charged in connection with the death of justice and police brutal- ity following the death of tion into her death and the of interference with civil 25-year-old Ahmaud Arbery. state's foster care system. rights and attempted kid- George Floyd at the hands close-range shotgun blasts yers have said they pur- on the ground. of Minneapolis police of cer Columbus remains an napping. The McMichaels outlier among other Amer- are also charged with us- after the McMichaels sued Arbery, suspecting he "Mr. Bryan said that Derek Chauvin. A report commissioned by the city ican cities under Justice ing, carrying and bran- pursued him in a pickup was a burglar, after securi- after the shooting took truck as he was running council and released earlier Department scrutiny, dishing a rearm during a ty cameras had previously place before police arrival, through their neighbor- recorded him entering a this week criticized both the with multiple initiatives crime of violence. while Mr. Arbery was on hood. Arbery had been home under construction. police department and city launched over the last few The case is the most sig- the ground, that he heard dead for more than two They say Travis McMi- Travis McMichael make leaders, saying Columbus years to address complaints ni cant civil rights prose- about the police depart- months when a cellphone chael shot Arbery while the statement, 'f—-ing was unprepared for the size cution undertaken to date ment, pushed by Ginther video of the shooting was fearing for his life as they n—-er,'" GBI agent Rich- and energy of the protests. by the Biden administra- and the city's all-Democrat- leaked online and a na- grappled over a shotgun. ard Dial testi ed. "This is not about one tion Justice Department ic city council. tional outcry erupted. Local prosecutors have Travis McMichael's at- particular of cer, policy, and comes as federal of - In 2016, shortly after The Georgia Bureau of said Arbery stole nothing torneys have denied that or incident; rather, this is cials have moved quickly Ginther took of ce, the city Investigation took over and was merely out jog- he made the remark. about reforming the entire to open sweeping investi- institution of policing in spent millions of dollars to the case the next day and ging when the McMichaels During a bond hearing gations into troubled po- Columbus," Ginther and buy police body cameras for swiftly arrested Travis and Bryan chased him. in November, prosecutors lice departments as civil McMichael, who red the The Justice Department Klein said in Wednesday's the rst time and is now in introduced evidence that rights take center stage shots, his father, and Bry- alleges that the men "used letter. "Simply put: We need the process of spending mil- Travis McMichael had among the department's an, a neighbor who joined force and threats of force to change the culture of the lions more to upgrade them. used racist slurs in a text priorities. the pursuit and took the to intimidate and inter- Columbus Division of Po- The city recently created message and on social me- The indictment charges video. The three men re- fere with Arbery's right to lice." its rst-ever civilian review that the McMichaels main jailed on state mur- use a public street because dia. It's not unusual for may- board in a 2020 voter-ap- "armed themselves der charges and are due of his race." At the time Arbery was ors or local law enforcement proved measure pushed by with rearms, got into a back in court in May. In pretrial court hear- killed, Georgia was one of leaders to ask the Justice Ginther and the city coun- truck and chased Arbery S. Lee Merritt, an attor- ings in Georgia, prosecu- just four U.S. states with- Department to review an cil. through the public streets ney for Arbery's mother, tors have presented ev- out a hate crimes law. agency's record. Those Despite these efforts, "the of the neighborhood while Wanda Cooper-Jones, ap- idence that racism may Amid the outcry over his requests sometimes are City has been met with yelling at Arbery, using plauded the hate crimes have played a role in the death, Georgia lawmak- made when city of cials erce opposition from lead- their truck to cut off his charges Wednesday, tweet- man's death. ers quickly passed a law anticipate a federal probe is ership within the Columbus route and threatening him ing that the federal case Last June, an agent with allowing for an additional looming regardless of their Division of Police," Wednes- with rearms." It also al- would "serve as a fail-safe the Georgia Bureau of In- penalty for certain crimes wishes. day's letter said, which leges that Bryan got into to the state prosecution." vestigation testi ed Bry- found to be motivated by When the Justice Depart- also suggested the Jus- a truck and then chased "Hate claimed Ahmaud's an told investigators that a victim's race, color, reli- ment does launch such a tice Department could use Arbery, using the vehicle life," Merritt tweeted. Travis McMichael uttered gion, national origin, sex, review, city of cials can do court-ordered measures to to block his path. "Our justice system must a racist slur right after the sexual orientation, gender, little to stop it, so they gen- force the local police union Arbery, 25, was killed combat intolerance." shooting as he stood over or mental or physical dis- erally welcome the investi- to comply with changes. on Feb. 23, 2020, by three The McMichaels' law- Arbery, who was bleeding ability. 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WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Lynn native writes book series on music career

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS Lynn native Brian Maes recently published the first part of “Brushes with Lynn residents AJ Johnson and Anna Martino plan on wearing masks Greatness,” a three-part book series on his musical career. in the future despite Gov. Charlie Baker’s move to end mask mandates for the outdoors. By Allysha lucky to encounter. said he was so grateful for. Dunnigan His late older brother The third book, “Into ITEM STAFF Leander “Lee” and Flowers,” discusses the younger brother Jamie tours he embarked upon LYNN — Lynn musician Residents respond to — who Maes said al- up until the 1990s. Brian Maes has made a ways supported him and Between tours, Maes career out of playing the attended his various gigs keyboard and singing for said he performed locally and concerts — said they as a solo artist in bars easing COVID restrictions well-known performers. wanted more out of the He has opened for Aero- around the North Shore. books, such as the circum- This was awesome, he By Tréa Lavery health and vaccination practice yet. smith and U2 and toured stances that led Maes to ITEM STAFF data, gathering limits will “Masks also protect with Peter Wolf from the recalls, because he would the well-known legends. go away but knew there increase to 200 people against (the) common J. Geils Band, to name a That input influenced LYNN — As coronavirus indoors and 250 outdoors, cold and flu. I’ll be few. would always be gigs case numbers go down, him to write a three-part and restaurants and bars wearing them outside for Maes is writing a three- waiting for him when he restrictions on business- series about his journey. will be allowed to offer a long time,” wrote one part book series titled got home. es and gatherings have His first book sold out in alcohol without serving commenter. “Brushes with Greatness,” He eventually formed started lifting, but not three days — about 250 food. “I’m probably going to where he writes about his his own music group, the all residents are feeling books were purchased — An online poll run by wear one in certain cir- successful music career, Brian Maes Band, which safe enough to return to which he said was cool The Item on Tuesday cumstances for the rest of encounters with music given that the title was is still active — though normal activities. revealed that, of 693 legends, and the experi- not as much in the past Gov. Charlie Baker my life,” said another. released on a smaller, responses on Facebook, 44 Some communities have ences he has had through- local publication. year because of the pan- announced on Wednesday percent planned to con- out his 64 years. demic. Maes has released that masks would no lon- enforced their own mask “This was an example of tinue wearing a mask and mandates. In Swamp- He released the first how wonderful it’s been to 15 CDs throughout his ger be required in most 56 percent did not. On scott, which enacted a book of this series, “The have such wonderful and career. outdoor locations starting Twitter, of 66 votes, 39.4 Seed,” this past December, mask rule in September undying support,” Maes Maes said the support Friday, along with plans percent would continue where he discusses his for four high-traffic out- said. “These people that from his parents and for a wider reopening wearing a mask and 60.6 musical influences and the inspiration from his next month. door areas, Health Direc- have followed me for years percent would not. encounters from the third older brother had a big “I think the trends here, tor Jeff Vaughan said were the first ones to buy Some commenters said grade up until he enrolled influence on his successful over the course of this, that there was no plan to the book and they just that they had never worn at the Berklee College of music career. have been an incredibly remove these restrictions. loved it.” a mask outside to begin Music in Boston. Maes said his musical His second book is powerful statement made Lynn resident AJ with. The books are handwrit- calling came in the third by the people of Massa- Johnson said that he scheduled to be released “The only time I’ve worn ten and unedited in diary grade at Callahan Ele- chusetts,” Baker said in a was definitely going to on June 20, and he is a mask outside was at a form, and include notes mentary School, where he press conference. “We are continue wearing a mask. aiming to release his third couple of barbecues last and stories he wrote in constantly whistled and certainly more than past “I just feel safer with it book by the end of the summer where I thought his journal throughout his drummed on whatever the midway point of this.” on, even if I’m vaccinat- year. it may be too crowded to career. He said he began was around him. Effective May 10, large ed,” Johnson said. “Even With the release of the maintain distance,” one writing in his journal He started with the venues such as stadiums the chance I could pass it second book, Maes said he commenter wrote. after shows and during trumpet, which he said will be allowed to operate onto someone is scary.” will also re-release some Many, however, ex- his downtime on tours, evolved into music becom- at 25 percent, up from the Tréa Lavery can be copies of his first title. pressed concern and said but recalls that he didn’t ing the main focus of his current 12 percent. On reached at tlavery@item- “There’s a lot of talk that they did not feel think anything of it at the life. May 29, subject to public about the first book espe- comfortable giving up the live.com. time. “I’ve been very fortunate “My hope for this book is cially, because there’s so and I’ve had a lot of great much about Lynn,” Maes that some young kid reads opportunities,” he said. said. it and thinks ‘OK, I can “It’s been a lifelong career A graduate of Lynn Local news on your doorstep do this because I love it,’” of what I call musical Classical High School, Maes said. gifts.” He said the books aren’t His second book, “It Maes said his book in- about him highlighting Grows,” begins with his cludes a lot of talk about all of his achievements, experience at Berklee places in Lynn that aren’t but rather showing people College of Music and around anymore. how lucky, fortunate, continues until what he “My local friends of blessed and grateful he considered to be his big- Lynn said they loved the feels about what he has gest show audition, which book because they forgot been able to accomplish. was for a rock opera on about a lot of the stuff,” He said some of the Broadway. Maes said. “I’m proud to stories he wrote began as He also spent time be a Lynner.” just stories between him traveling through London, Allysha Dunnigan can and his bandmates while doing shows and experi- be reached at adunnigan@ they were packing up encing adventures that he itemlive.com. the truck at 2 a.m. after shows. “It was just like ‘oh yeah, let me tell you about the time I met this guy,’ and Home delivery starts at only $4.50 per week. everybody kept saying that it was so cool and I 50% off your rst month of home delivery should write a book,” he said. when you use coupon code daiyitem That went on for years, so Maes said he finally decided to act upon those at checkout at www.itemlive.com requests and wrote a book about his journey. Originally, the book just included short stories of his one-on-one meetings Offer available to new subscribers only with famous people like Bruce Springsteen, Brian Maes is the author of “The Seed,” the first whom he says he was book in a three-part series. WEATHER LOTTERY

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©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 2021 English earns rst win of the season Field Tuesday (7). SCHOOL ROUNDUP GOLF By Daniel Kane Classical 43 1/2, ITEM STAFF Somerville 28 1/2 The Classical golf team The English girls soccer kept rolling Wednesday team notched its rst win with a win over visit- of the year Wednesday ing Someville at Kelley night with a 2-0 win over Everett at Manning Field. Greens in Nahant. The Bulldogs had an The Rams got wins from overall solid night up and Daniel Finnigan 6 1/2-2 down the eld but Melis- 1/2, TJ Walsh 6 1/2-2 1/2, sa Zayas was the leader of Stevan Downey 7-2, Ryan the night with both goals. Dugan 7 1/2-1 1/2, Patrick English (1-1-3) now has McCale 5 1/2-3 1/2, and some time off to gear up Ethan Wilson 6 1/2-2 ½. for a battle with Lynn ri- Classical (6-0) visits val Classical at Manning Malden Monday (4).

ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS Gannon kicks off Revere’s Isabella Cuartas leaps to hit the ball over the net to English. tournament season Revere bounces back, cruises past GBL foe Lynn English

cal Monday for our rst derson leading the way be our biggest hurdle VOLLEYBALL loss and we made a lot of with seven. Isabella Mar- right now,” English coach By Daniel Kane mistakes,” Revere coach tinez wasn’t far behind Mike Haddad said. “We ITEM STAFF Lianne O’Hara said. with six aces while Tracy had the momentum in “Fixing those errors and Gutierrez had ve. Marti- the rst set. In the second LYNN — The Revere committing less service nez also had a team-high set Revere pulled away volleyball team survived errors (Wednesday) was four kills. Alana Nelson early and you could see a tight rst set and then our focus. A lot of the had six digs while Tassya it. You could see the de- rolled to a 3-0 win on girls want to hit aces ev- Dacosta had ve assists. meanor change. I tell the the road against Greater ery time and try to tell “Lynzie is our greatest girls, ‘this game is just as Boston League foe Lynn them, ‘Just hit the ball leader on the court as much mental as physi- English Monday. The Pa- over.’ They hit the ball so well along with her play,” cal.’ Unfortunately I felt triots won by set scores of hard it goes into the net. O’Hara said. “She’s a sec- like halfway through the 25-19, 25-6 and 25-12. That’s been a struggle for ond year captain for us.” second set, some of the It was a bounce back us.” In a game all about mo- members of the team day for Revere after los- Those struggles didn’t mentum, English strug- were already thinking ing to Lynn Classical on show up Wednesday. The gled to sustain it after a about the third.” Monday, 3-0. Patriots totaled 21 aces promising rst set. “We just played Classi- with captain Lynzie An- “Momentum seems to REVERE, B2

COURTESY PHOTO | BOB CROSS The Men’s Inner Club of Gannon Golf Course successfully launched its rst tournament this weekend with the team of Stan Glowacz (left) and Jim Elwell (right) winning the Sunday in the nal round of the Presidents Cup. The event was an alternate shot net event of two man teams over two days totaling a net score. Glowacz and Elwell had a two-day net to- tal of -9 under to capture their rst President’s Cup tournament win. Butch Demoree and Tom Newhall nished in second with a two-day net total of -7 under. Panthers trade Bridgewater to

ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Broncos Bishop Fenwick senior Alex Gonzalez has committed to play basketball at Bridgewater State By Arnie Stapleton Paton might not be done, University. ASSOCIATED PRESS either. The Broncos own the ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — ninth overall selection Drew Lock didn’t have to Thursday night and have Fenwick’s Gonzalez commits to wait around for the NFL had their eyes on several draft to get the serious of the quarterback pros- competition for his start- pects rated a notch or two ing job that new general below Clemson’s Trevor Bridgewater State basketball manager George Paton Lawrence and BYU’s Zach has been promising for Wilson, who are expected By Daniel Kane was a mix of things,” Gon- get back to the top of the and going back and forth months. to go 1-2 to the Jaguars ITEM STAFF zalez said. “It’s not too far (Massachusetts State Col- even after the season end- Paton traded a sixth- and Jets, respectively. away, it’s in the state. It’s legiate Athletic Confer- ed,” Fenwick coach Kevin round pick in this week- “We’re really high on PEABODY — Peabody really a great combination ence). Moran said. “He’s been a end’s draft to the Carolina Drew,” Paton said at his native Alex Gonzalez isn’t in terms of athletics and “It’s nice going in to wonderful addition for me. Panthers in exchange for pre-draft news conference done on the court yet. A education and setting me know that you’re going to He’s a leader. If you need veteran QB Teddy Bridge- last week. “I like seeing four-year player and se- up for what I want to do a successful program and to know anything about water on Wednesday. Drew here every morn- nior captain for the Bish- going forward.” you get a chance to try his character, I don’t think “Acquiring Teddy ing when I come in. He’s op Fenwick boys basket- Bridgewater coach John to compete in the NCAA he missed one practice in Bridgewater adds com- working hard and trend- ball team, Gonzalez has Farroba, who has been tournament every year,” four years. Alex is a won- petition, experience and ing in the right direction. committed to continue at the helm for the Bears Gonzalez said. derful kid and player.” a strong veteran pres- As you know, he has a lot his career at Bridgewater for 29 years, also helped Competing every season Getting recruited this ence to our quarterback of talent. I think he’s be- State University. make the decision clear. was something Gonza- year meant fewer face- room,” Paton said. “He’s a coming a better pro, but For Gonzalez, who plans “It just looks like a re- lez didn’t shy away from to-face meetings and vis- talented player and lead- we’re still going to look at to study Health Sciences ally successful program,” at Fenwick. A Catholic its and more phone calls er who’s had success in the quarterback position. with a focus in Pre-Phys- Gonzalez said. “Coach Central League all-star while sending game tape this league in a number I’ve said since I’ve gotten ical Therapy, joining the Farroba is going for his at guard, Gonzalez av- to college coaches. Gonza- of different situations. here that we want to bring Division III Bears next 400th win this year. That eraged 9 points and sev- lez thanks Moran for mak- Being familiar with Ted- in competition. That’s the year gave him the best of really speaks to what he en rebounds a game in a ing a lot of that process dy from Minnesota, he’s goal, and we plan on do- both worlds on and off the has built there. He really 17-game season this past run smoother. going to compete and do ing that.” court. sold me on the team and winter. everything he can to help “Just going down there it how he thinks they can “I’ve been talking to him GONZALEZ, B2 us win.” PANTHERS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 2021

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THURSDAY Cross Country Chelsea at English (4) Boys Soccer Classical at Medford (4) English at Everett (4) Everett at Revere (4) Revere at Chelsea (4) FRIDAY Malden at Classical (5) Football Girls Soccer Classical at Medford (6) Classical at Malden (4) English at Revere (6) Chelsea at Revere (4) Field Hockey Golf Revere at Everett (4) Revere at English (4) SATURDAY Classical at Medford (4) Girls Soccer Winthrop at Everett (4) Classical at Medford (6)

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Auto racing 8 p.m...... NHRA: Sportsman Series (tape) ...... FS2 Baseball 1 p.m...... Philadelphia at St. Louis ...... MLB Network 4 p.m...... Seattle at Houston (in progress) ...... MLB Network 8:05 p.m...... Boston at Texas ...... NESN; WEEI-FM 93.7 11:30 p.m...... Colorado at Arizona (in progress) ...... MLB Network Pro basketball 7 p.m...... Brooklyn at Indiana ...... NBATV Pro football 8 p.m...... NFL Draft (Round 1) ...... ABC, ESPN, NFL Golf 9 a.m...... European: Tenerife Open ...... Golf 2 p.m...... PGA: Valspar Championship ...... Golf 10:30 p.m...... LPGA: HSBC Women’s World Championship ...... Golf Pro hockey 7 p.m...... Buffalo at Boston ...... NESN+; WBZ-FM 98.5 Horse racing ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS 12:30 p.m...... America’s Day at The Races ...... FS2 Mixed martial arts Lynn English’s Diamond Bogues hits the ball over the net to Revere. 9 p.m...... Welterweights: MacDonald vs. Millender ...... ESPN2 Men’s soccer 9 p.m...... Europa League semifinals (tape) ...... CBSSN 11 p.m...... Europa League semifinals (tape) ...... CBSSN Revere volleyball blanks English NBA REVERE perience. She dominates triots up, 8-2 early. Marti- to mount a comeback. as a middle.” nez followed with a string “I was proud of the way EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE From B1 Atlantic Division Southwest Division The rst set was the of points and four aces to we turned it around in the W L Pct GB W L Pct GB tightest with English stretch the lead to 16-3. third set,” Haddad said. “I x-Brooklyn 42 20 .677 — Dallas 34 27 .557 — Despite the loss, Meri- Philadelphia 40 21 .656 1½ Memphis 31 29 .517 2½ ly Folestal had four kills staying right with Revere The Patriots ran away tell my girls, ‘I don’t care New York 34 28 .548 8 San Antonio 31 29 .517 2½ and three blocks. Veron- until the very end. An ace with it from there and Ia- about the score or the re- Boston 32 30 .516 10 New Orleans 27 34 .443 7 from Alexis Iacoviello gave coviello ended the second cord.’ I care about that Toronto 26 36 .419 16 Houston 15 47 .242 19½ ica Moeun had one ace they’re playing every point Southeast Division Northwest Division on eight serves and one Revere its biggest lead at set with an ace. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 22-16 late in the set but a Revere took an early and in it until the whis- Atlanta 34 28 .548 — x-Utah 44 17 .721 — block for a point. Diamond nice kill from Heady Acos- lead in the next set. An- tle blows the whole way Miami 32 30 .516 2 Denver 40 21 .656 4 Bogues played a great Charlotte 30 31 .492 3½ Portland 33 28 .541 11 ta helped narrow things to derson led the way early through. I want them to be Washington 27 34 .443 6½ Oklahoma City 21 41 .339 23½ game in the middle while 23-19 a few points later. with three more aces and at the same energy level Orlando 18 43 .295 15½ Minnesota 19 44 .302 26 Cynya Jackson played an- Central Division Pacific Division Anderson nished things the Patriots rolled to a when it’s 23-21 and when W L Pct GB W L Pct GB other impressive game in off with an ace to give Re- 20-4 lead. English didn’t it’s 20-4. I saw that in that Milwaukee 38 23 .623 — Phoenix 43 18 .705 — the rst and last sets. Indiana 29 32 .475 9 L.A. Clippers 43 20 .683 1 vere a 1-0 lead. let up however, outscor- third set.” Chicago 26 35 .426 12 L.A. Lakers 36 25 .590 7 “Merily Folestale is one Anderson kept the foot ing Revere, 8-5, to end the English (0-4) hosts Cleveland 21 40 .344 17 Golden State 31 31 .500 12½ of our star players,” Hadd- on the gas pedal in the sec- night. Moeun led the run Somerville Monday (5:30). Detroit 19 43 .306 19½ Sacramento 25 36 .410 18 x-clinched playoff spot ad said. “She’s been on ond set. The senior totaled with an ace and Folestal Revere (3-1) is back on varsity since sophomore ve service points and had a nice kill but it the road Monday at Med- Wednesday’s Games Milwaukee at Houston, 8 p.m. year and has the most ex- three aces to put the Pa- wasn’t enough for English ford (5:30). Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. New Orleans at Oklahoma City, 9 Orlando at Cleveland, 7 p.m. p.m. Charlotte at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Toronto at Denver, 9 p.m. Chicago at New York, 7:30 p.m. Friday’s Games L.A. Lakers at Washington, 7:30 p.m. Peabody native Alex Gonzalez Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. San Antonio at Miami, 8 p.m. San Antonio at Boston, 7:30 p.m. New Orleans at Denver, 9 p.m. Washington at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Portland at Memphis, 9 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Orlando at Memphis, 8 p.m. Utah at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Portland at Brooklyn, 8 p.m. commits to Bridgewater State Thursday’s Games Milwaukee at Chicago, 9 p.m. Brooklyn at Indiana, 7 p.m. Utah at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Dallas at Detroit, 7 p.m. Sacramento at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 GONZALEZ he deserves it. It’s been a Golden State at Minnesota, 8 p.m. p.m. From B1 tough time this year try- ing to nd a place to play. NHL “I really have to thank It was a pleasure coaching coach Moran,” Gonzalez him and I hope he moves East Division West Division said. “He did a great job forward and does great. I GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA helping me nd a place to think it’s a great opportu- Wash 49 32 13 4 68 171 144 x-Vegas 47 34 11 2 70 160 103 nity for him.” Pittsburgh 50 32 15 3 67 170 138 x-Colorado 46 31 11 4 66 162 112 play.” NYI 49 29 15 5 63 136 114 x-Minn 47 31 13 3 65 151 123 That help wasn’t any- Gonzalez is currently Boston 48 28 14 6 62 139 119 St. Louis 46 21 19 6 48 135 143 gearing up for a season on NYR 50 26 18 6 58 167 132 thing new. Gonzalez gives Arizona 49 21 23 5 47 132 156 the baseball eld where Phila 49 22 20 7 51 140 177 San Jose 48 19 24 5 43 131 167 a lot of credit to the entire NJ 49 15 27 7 37 127 174 LA 46 18 22 6 42 124 137 Crusaders coaching staff he plays in eld and pitch- Buffalo 50 13 30 7 33 122 174 Anaheim 49 14 28 7 35 106 160 Central Division for helping him grow his er for Fenwick, but he’s North Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA still eyeing his future with GP W L OT Pts GF GA game over the years. x-Carolina 49 32 10 7 71 161 119 Bridgewater on the hori- x-Florida 51 32 14 5 69 166 141 Toronto 48 30 13 5 65 159 130 “Freshman year the x-TB 49 33 14 2 68 167 129 Edmonton 46 28 16 2 58 150 126 only thing I could really zon. Nashville 51 27 22 2 56 141 146 Winnipeg 48 27 18 3 57 149 135 do is take it to the hoop “I just want to get my- Dallas 49 21 16 12 54 140 129 Montreal 47 21 17 9 51 136 136 Chicago 49 22 22 5 49 139 158 Calgary 48 21 24 3 45 128 139 and drive,” Gonzalez said. self ready for the college Detroit 51 17 25 9 43 115 159 Vancouver 42 19 20 3 41 114 132 “Coach Moran, really all game,” Gonzalez said. Columbus 51 16 25 10 42 122 170 Ottawa 49 18 27 4 40 133 171 x-clinched playoff spot y-clinched division the coaches, helped me “Things start to speed up shape my game. They and it’s really good bas- Wednesday’s Games p.m. helped me grow my game ketball. I want to make Vancouver at Ottawa, 5:30 p.m. Philadelphia at New Jersey, 7 p.m. so that I can do plenty sure I’m prepared mental- ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS St. Louis at Minnesota, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh at Washington, 7 p.m. more and shoot off the ly and physically in terms Toronto at Montreal, 8 p.m. Vancouver at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. dribble.” of speed and strength. I’m Bishop Fenwick senior captain Alex Gonza- Edmonton at Winnipeg, 9 p.m. Florida at Chicago, 8 p.m. Colorado at Vegas, 9:30 p.m. “This is what it’s all going to focus on honing lez (right) averaged nine points and seven re- St. Louis at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Anaheim at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. Calgary at Edmonton, 9 p.m. about,” Moran said. “I my offensive and defen- bounds a game in his nal year with the Cru- Arizona at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. know Alex is excited and sive skills.” saders. Thursday’s Games Friday’s Games Buffalo at Boston, 7 p.m. Winnipeg at Montreal, 7 p.m. Dallas at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. San Jose at Colorado, 9 p.m. Detroit at Carolina, 7 p.m. Los Angeles at Anaheim, 10 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. Rangers, 7 Vegas at Arizona, 10 p.m. Panthers trade quarterback MLB

AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Teddy Bridgewater to Broncos East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 15 9 .625 _ New York 9 9 .500 _ PANTHERS another for COVID-19 Tampa Bay 12 12 .500 3 Atlanta 11 12 .478 ½ tracing in 2020. Toronto 11 11 .500 3 Philadelphia 11 12 .478 ½ From B1 Baltimore 10 13 .435 4½ Miami 10 13 .435 1½ Bridgewater has a 26- New York 10 13 .435 4½ Washington 8 12 .400 2 Bridgewater became 23 career record as a Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB available when the Pan- starter over his six sea- Kansas City 14 8 .636 _ Milwaukee 14 9 .609 _ thers traded for former sons in Minnesota, New Chicago 12 10 .545 2 Pittsburgh 12 11 .522 2 Orleans and Carolina. Cleveland 11 11 .500 3 St. Louis 12 11 .522 2 Jets QB Sam Darnold Detroit 8 16 .333 7 Cincinnati 11 12 .478 3 three weeks ago. The Broncos have strug- Minnesota 7 15 .318 7 Chicago 10 13 .435 4 Bridgewater went 4-11 gled for years to nd a West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB as the Panthers’ starter suitable replacement for Oakland 15 9 .625 _ Los Angeles 15 9 .625 _ last year and struggled Peyton Manning, who Seattle 13 11 .542 2 San Francisco 15 9 .625 _ retired a month after Houston 12 11 .522 2½ Arizona 12 11 .522 2½ to win close games down Los Angeles 11 11 .500 3 San Diego 13 12 .520 2½ the stretch. He completed Denver’s 24-10 win over Texas 10 14 .417 5 Colorado 9 14 .391 5½ 69.1 percent of his pass- Carolina in Super Bowl Wednesday’s Games L.A. Dodgers (Bauer 3-0) at Milwau- es, throwing 15 touch- 50 and is headed to the Minnesota at Cleveland, 1:10 p.m. kee (Peralta 2-0), 7:40 p.m. Pro Football Hall of Fame Miami at Milwaukee, 1:40 p.m. Boston (Pérez 0-1) at Texas (Gibson down passes and 11 in- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Cincinnati at L.A. Dodgers, 4:10 p.m. 2-0), 8:05 p.m. terceptions. this summer. Kansas City at Pittsburgh, 6:35 p.m. Detroit (Boyd 2-2) at Chicago White Those numbers are bet- Manning’s induction Teddy Bridgewater spent just one season as Boston at N.Y. Mets, 6:40 p.m. Sox (Cease 0-0), 8:10 p.m. ter than Lock’s. in Canton, Ohio, further the Panthers quarterback after being signed in N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Colorado (Senzatela 1-3) at Arizona free agency last season. Washington at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. (Weaver 1-2), 9:40 p.m. The third-year pro from highlights the franchise’s Oakland at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Friday’s Games Missouri tied for the serpentine search for a Chicago Cubs at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 6:35 p.m. league lead with 15 inter- competent successor. pick in former GM John year, $63 million contract Philadelphia at St. Louis, 7:45 p.m. Detroit at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. ceptions in 13 starts and The Broncos are the Elway’s tenure, trade dud signed last year calls for L.A. Angels at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Miami at Washington, 7:05 p.m. his passer rating ranked rst team in NFL histo- Joe Flacco, and free agent him to make $10 million Detroit at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 N.Y. Mets at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. op Case Keenum. p.m. Atlanta at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. 32nd in the NFL last ry to go ve years with- guaranteed and up to $7 Seattle at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Houston at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. out a playoff appearance It was widely believed season. He was 4-9 over- million more in 2021. San Diego at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 7:10 all with 16 touchdown following a champion- Bridgewater wouldn’t be- Colorado at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. p.m. come available until af- The Panthers have the Thursday’s Games Boston at Texas, 8:05 p.m. throws and is 8-10 in two ship parade, and they’ve N.Y. Yankees (Montgomery 1-1) at Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, years as Denver’s starter. had four consecutive los- ter the draft and maybe eighth overall pick in the Baltimore (López 1-3), 1:05 p.m. 8:10 p.m. After missing most of ing seasons for the rst wouldn’t join a new team draft and with Darnold in Oakland (Bassitt 2-2) at Tampa Bay Kansas City at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. his rookie season with time since ending a de- until June. But, accord- the fold can target other (Yarbrough 1-2), 1:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Milwaukee, 8:10 cade-long stretch of sub- ing to the NFL Network, Philadelphia (Nola 2-1) at St. Louis p.m. a thumb injury on his areas of need including (Kim 1-0), 1:15 p.m. Baltimore at Oakland, 9:40 p.m. throwing hand, Lock .500 records in 1973. the Panthers agreed to Seattle (Kikuchi 0-1) at Houston L.A. Angels at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. missed 2 1-2 games with Among the washouts pay a portion of Bridge- offensive tackle, line- (TBD), 2:10 p.m. Colorado at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. a rotator cuff injury to his were rst-round bust water’s salary in 2021. backer, tight end or cor- Chicago Cubs (Alzolay 0-2) at Atlanta San Francisco at San Diego, 10:10 (TBD), 7:20 p.m. p.m. throwing shoulder and Paxton Lynch, the worst Bridgewater’s three- nerback. THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Biden nominates Texas sheriff for immigration post By Juan A. Lozano not threats.” and Elliot Spagat Gonzalez expressed con- ASSOCIATED PRESS cern then about driving “undocumented families HOUSTON — President further into the shadows,” Joe Biden on Tuesday nom- discouraging them from inated the sheriff of one of reporting crimes to author- the nation’s most populous ities. counties to lead the agency The nomination was an- that deports people in the nounced shortly after ICE country illegally, picking a said it was limiting arrests seasoned law enforcement at courthouses, replacing a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of cial who sharply criti- Trump policy that gave im- Andrew Giuliani, son of former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, speaks to reporters outside the cized Donald Trump’s hard- migration authorities wider building where his father lives, in New York. line immigration policies. latitude. Harris County Sheriff Ed The Biden administra- Gonzalez, whose jurisdic- tion is expected to soon an- tion includes the Houston nounce priorities and guide- Feds raid Giuliani’s home, metropolitan area, was lines on who to deport. They nominated director of U.S. are certain to be narrower Immigration and Customs than those of Trump, who Enforcement, an agency said anyone in the coun- of ce, escalating criminal probe that has been without a try illegally was subject Senate-con rmed leader to removal, and perhaps By Michael R. Sisak, eral crime — though they or legally defending, for- vided him — though there since 2017. those of Barack Obama, Michael Balsamo do not guarantee that mer President Donald J. is no indication Trump is After his election in 2016, who angered allies with re- and Eric Tucker charges will materialize. Trump.” eyed in this probe. Gonzalez ful lled a cam- cord-high deportations be- ASSOCIATED PRESS A third search warrant “Mr. Giuliani respects Trump’s spokesman did paign promise to with- fore easing up considerably was served on a phone the law, and he can demon- not immediate respond to draw Harris County from NEW YORK — Federal in his second term. belonging to Washington strate that his conduct as questions about Wednes- a federal partnership that agents raided Rudy Gi- Deportations have al- lawyer Victoria Toensing, a lawyer and a citizen was day’s events. authorizes sheriff’s depu- uliani’s Manhattan home ready fallen sharply under a former federal prosecu- absolutely legal and ethi- Many people in Trump’s ties to enforce immigration and of ce Wednesday, Biden’s watch. There were tor and close ally of Gi- cal,” the statement said. orbit have been ensnared laws, ending an agreement 2,214 immigration arrests seizing computers and uliani and Trump. Her law Giuliani’s son, Andrew cellphones in a major es- in previous federal inves- that had been in place since in March, down 67 percent rm issued a statement Giuliani, told reporters calation of the Justice De- tigations, namely special 2008. Such agreements from 6,679 in December, saying she was informed the raids were “disgust- partment’s investigation counsel Robert Mueller’s grew from 35 to to 150 Trump’s last full month in that she is not a target of ing” and “absolutely ab- into the business dealings probe of Russian election during Trump’s presidency, of ce. the investigation. surd.” of former President Don- interference. But most of with many of those addi- If con rmed, Gonzalez The full scope of the in- A Justice Department ald Trump’s personal law- those criminal cases ei- tions in Texas and Florida. will oversee an agency with vestigation is unclear, but spokesperson did not im- At the time of the with- yer. it at least partly involves mediately respond to a ther zzled or fell apart. more than 20,000 employ- Giuliani, the 76-year- drawal, Gonzalez said his Giuliani’s dealings in request for comment. The Giuliani’s is different. ees and an annual budget old former New York City decision was nancially mo- Ukraine, law enforcement U.S. Attorney’s of ce in Giuliani was central of $8 billion. It manages the mayor once celebrated for tivated. Deputies trained of cials have told the AP. Manhattan and the FBI’s to the then-president’s world’s largest network of his leadership after 9/11, under the program needed The people discussing New York of ce declined efforts to dig up dirt immigration jails and in- has been under federal to be reassigned to other cludes Homeland Security the searches and Wednes- to comment. against Democratic rival scrutiny for several years day’s developments could The federal probe into law enforcement duties. Investigations, which looks Joe Biden and to press over his ties to Ukraine. not do so publicly and Giuliani’s Ukraine deal- Gonzalez, who rose to at a wide range of inter- Ukraine for an investi- The dual searches sent spoke to the AP on condi- ings stalled last year be- sergeant during an 18-year national crimes including gation into Biden and his the strongest signal yet tion of anonymity. News cause of a dispute over son, Hunter — who him- run at the Houston Police money laundering, antiqui- that he could eventually of the search was rst re- investigative tactics as self now faces a criminal Department, pointedly criti- ty theft, child pornography face federal charges. ported by The New York Trump unsuccessfully tax probe by the Justice cized Trump’s policies when and human smuggling. Agents searched Gi- Times. sought a second term. Gi- Department. the then-president vowed to Homeland Security Sec- uliani’s Madison Avenue In a statement issued uliani subsequently took Giuliani also sought to deport millions of people. retary Alejandro Mayor- apartment and Park Av- through his lawyer, Gi- on a leading role in disput- undermine former U.S. “I do not support ICE raids kas called on the Senate to enue of ce, people famil- uliani accused federal au- ing the election results on that threaten to deport mil- quickly con rm Gonzalez. iar with the investigation thorities of a “corrupt dou- the Republican’s behalf. ambassador to Ukraine lions of undocumented im- “With a distinguished ca- told The Associated Press. ble standard,” invoking Wednesday’s raids came Marie Yovanovitch, who migrants, the vast majority reer in law enforcement and The warrants, which re- allegations he’s pushed months after Trump left was pushed out on Trump’s of whom do not represent a public service, Sheriff Gon- quired approval from the against prominent Dem- of ce and lost his ability orders, and met several threat to the U.S.,” he wrote zalez is well-suited to lead top levels of the Justice ocrats, and said that the to pardon allies for federal times with a Ukrainian on Facebook in July 2019. ICE as the agency advanc- Department, signify that Justice Department was crimes. The former presi- lawmaker who released “The focus should always be es our public safety and prosecutors believe they “running roughshod over dent himself no longer en- edited recordings of Biden on clear & immediate safety homeland security mission,” have probable cause that the constitutional rights joys the legal protections in an effort to smear him threats. Not others who are Mayorkas said. Giuliani committed a fed- of anyone involved in, the Oval Of ce once pro- before the election. Judge won’t release videos of U.S. Catholic deputies shooting Black man bishops may press By Ben Finley and Biden to stop Jonathan Drew ASSOCIATED PRESS taking Communion ELIZABETH CITY, N.C. — A judge refused Wednes- By David Crary say he’s a devout Catholic day to release body camera ASSOCIATED PRESS and he’s doing these things video showing North Caro- that are contrary to the lina deputies shooting and When U.S. Catholic bish- church’s teaching?” killing a Black man, ruling ops hold their next national The document, if ap- that making the video pub- meeting in June, they’ll be proved, would make clear lic at this stage could jeop- deciding whether to send a the USCCB’s view that ardize the investigation tougher-than-ever message Biden and other Catholic into Andrew Brown Jr.’s to President Joe Biden and public gures with similar death. other Catholic politicians: viewpoints should not pres- However, the judge did Don’t receive Communion ent themselves for Commu- order authorities to allow if you persist in public ad- nion, Naumann said. Brown’s family to private- vocacy of abortion rights. In accordance with ex- ly view ve videos from At issue is a document isting USCCB policy, it body cameras and one that will be prepared for the would still leave decisions from a dashboard camera U.S. Conference of Catholic on withholding Commu- within 10 days, with some Bishops by its Committee nion up to individual bish- portions blurred or redact- on Doctrine, with the aim PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ops. In Biden’s case, the top ed. Family members had of clarifying the church’s prelates of the jurisdictions previously been allowed to Attorneys for the family of Andrew Brown Jr., Wayne Kendall, front, and stance on an issue that has where he frequently wor- view only a 20-second clip Chantel Cherry-Lassiter, right, make comments after a judge’s decision repeatedly vexed the bish- ships — Bishop W. Fran- from a single body camera. on the release of body cam video of the shooting of Brown in Elizabeth ops in recent decades. It’s cis Malooly of Wilmington, Judge Jeffery Foster said City, N.C. taken on new urgency now, Delaware, and Cardinal he believed the videos con- issued a statement con- drew Womble, who viewed contact with law enforce- in the eyes of many bish- Wilton Gregory of Wash- ops, because Biden — only tained information that demning the decision not the body camera videos, ment. It is then and only ington, D.C. — have made could harm the ongoing in- the second Catholic presi- to make the video public. told the judge that he dis- then that you hear shots.” clear that Biden is welcome vestigation or threaten the dent — is the rst to hold “In this modern civil agreed with a characteri- Womble said that of cers to receive Communion at safety of people seen in the that of ce while espousing rights crisis where we see zation by an attorney for shouted commands and churches they oversee. footage. He said the video clear-cut support for abor- The document-in-the- Black people killed by the Brown’s family that Brown tried to open a car door be- must remain out of public tion rights. works results from a deci- police everywhere we look, did not try to drive away fore any shots were red. view for at least 30 days, Such a stance, by a pub- sion in November by the video evidence is the key until deputies opened re. None of the deputies but he would consider re- lic gure, is “a grave moral USCCB’s president, Arch- were injured, according to leasing it after that point to discerning the truth Womble said the video evil,” according to Arch- bishop José Gomez of Los it if investigations are com- and getting well-deserved shows that Brown’s car previous statements by the bishop Joseph Naumann Angeles, to form a working plete. justice for victims of sense- made “contact” with law Pasquotank County sher- of Kansas City, Kan., who group to address the “com- “The release at this time less murders,” said the enforcement twice before iff, Tommy Wooten II. chairs the USCCB’s Com- plex and dif cult situation” would create a serious statement signed by the shots could be heard on the Womble argued that vid- mittee on Pro-Life Activi- posed by Biden’s stances on threat to the fair, impartial legal team, including Ben video. eo of the shooting should ties and believes it’s nec- abortion and other issues and orderly administra- Crump and Harry Daniels. “As it backs up, it does be kept from the public essary to publicly rebuke that differ from of cial tion of justice,” Foster said. The decision came short- make contact with law en- while state investigators Biden on the issue. church teaching. Before While one attorney for ly after a North Carolina forcement of cers,” he said, pursue their probe. He said “Because President Biden disbanding, the group pro- Brown’s family, Wayne prosecutor said that Brown adding that the car stops the video should not be re- is Catholic, it presents a posed the drafting of a new Kendall, initially said it had hit law enforcement again. “The next move- leased until a trial in the unique problem for us,” document addressing the was a “partial victory” for of cers with his car before ment of the car is forward. shooting or, alternatively, if Naumann told The Asso- issue of Communion — a the family to view more they opened re last week. It is in the direction of law a completed investigation ciated Press. “It can create project assigned to the doc- video, the legal team later District Attorney An- enforcement and makes results in no charges. confusion. ... How can he trine committee. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 2021 COMICS

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Receptionist hears doctor and staff ridicule patients DEAR ABBY: I work on so you could deal with as a receptionist in a Dear Abby is written by Abigail it? Talk to Wendy’s moth- small medical of ce. I Van Buren, also known as Jeanne er! Tell her you don’t love my job, but I cannot Phillips, and was founded by her want to spoil a friendship tolerate when my you treasure, but Wendy mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact co-workers make fun of has a problem she needs our patients. Sometimes Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. to know about. If you ig- it happens while the pa- Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. nore it, the problem will tients are still in the only escalate. exam rooms, maybe with- in earshot. Even the doc- the patients, I am, frank- reason, we no longer al- DEAR ABBY: Would tor contributes to this ly, shocked that he or she low friends into our chil- you please settle an argu- crudeness. has a medical practice. dren’s rooms. ment between my hus- Some examples: “Did There is nothing you Recently, another item band and me? One of us you see the size of that can do to change the cul- went missing, and my thinks it’s OK to dry our guy’s nose?” or, “What’s ture in that environment. daughter spotted it at everyday dishes with the with the color of her Because it upsets you — Wendy’s house. I told her same dish towel we clean hair?” or, “He smells like and I can certainly see she should say something our dog’s bowl with. The he hasn’t had a bath in why it would — you and take it back, but she bowl is rst rinsed with weeks.” This goes on might be happier working is shy. I want to say some- soap and water then throughout the day every for another doctor. thing to the parents, but wiped with the dish tow- day. Is there anything I I’m afraid it will ruin our el. One of us thinks it’s can do or say to change DEAR ABBY: My friendship. I don’t think disgusting. The other dis- this mindset? We have daughter “Tiffany” is 12. the mother knows her agrees. Would you wash great patients. Her best friend, “Wendy,” daughter does these your dishes with said lives down the block. We things. Any ideas? towel? AT A LOSS FOR are good friends with her WORDS STICKY FINGERS CURIOUS IN parents. KETTERING, OHIO DEAR AT A LOSS: How do I put this: Wen- DEAR STICKY FIN- The person who’s respon- dy is a thief. She has no GERS: If the shoe was on DEAR CURIOUS: Al- sible for the lack of re- impulse control. When the other foot and your though the dish may be spect for the patients is she comes over, she helps daughter was stealing perfectly clean after being your employer, the doctor. herself to whatever is ly- things from her friends’ washed with soap and If this is happening some- ing around, mostly candy homes, wouldn’t you want water, because of the “ick” times within earshot of and trinkets. For this to know what was going factor, I sure wouldn’t. BRIDGE

There are rules for partner’s suit Whatever the contract, if partner echo, playing high-low from a dou- has bid a suit, you should lead it bleton. East will try to cash the heart unless you have a very good reason king, but South will ruff, draw trumps not to. But which card should you se- and run the clubs for an overtrick. lect? Look at the West hand. You are defending against four spades, part- However, if West leads the heart ner having opened one heart. Which three, East, after taking two tricks in heart would you lead? the suit, will know that his partner, If you have a doubleton, lead the not South, has the remaining heart. higher. With three to an honor, lead East will shift to the diamond three the lowest. However, what do you (low from length guaranteeing an pick from three low cards? This is the best method: If you have not sup- honor in an unbid suit), and the de- ported, lead your lowest. But if you fenders will take the rst four tricks. have supported (so partner knows From three-card or longer suits you have length), lead the highest to containing no honor, lead top of deny an honor in the suit. nothing unless it is partner’s suit and Today’s deal shows why this agree- you have not supported. ment is so important. If West leads the heart seven, East will win with the P.S. From three low cards, some jack and cash the ace. When he sees players lead MUD: middle, up, down. partner drop the ve, East will think In my view, stay clean and avoid that West has just completed an MUD. THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH THIS WEEK IN MOVIES

8 p.m. CW William & Kate’s Royal Anniversary This new one-hour special celebrates the 10th wed- Not Quite Finished ding anniversary of the Duke and Duchess of Cam- bridge, tracing their lives together from their days as college sweethearts to their wedding of the century in Westminster Abbey on April 29, 2011. Now the parents of three children, the Royal Couple are earn- ing praise for rede ning the royal parenting playbook while also cementing their destiny as the future of the British monarchy. The documentary employs ar- chival footage and expert commentary from People magazine experts on the Royal Family.

8 p.m. BRAVO Top Chef A new episode called “Meet You at the Drive-In” opens with the chefs being tasked to draw on in- spiration from a mother gure in their lives as they create a dish featuring roses or rose products. Later, the chefs go head-to-head at the rst-ever Top Chef Drive-In, where each team is challenged to create dishes based on popular movie genres. Padma Lakshmi is the host; Tom Colicchio heads the judg- ing panel.

8 p.m. ESPN 2021 NFL Draft NFL teams will be “on the clock” beginning tonight in Cleveland, where top college players will nd out where they’ll be starting their professional careers with the 2021 NFL Draft. Quarterbacks gure to dominate the early picks, with Trevor Lawrence, Mac Jones, Trey Lance and Zach Wilson among the top prizes. At this writing, the Jacksonville Jaguars owned the No. 1 pick, which experts predict will be used on Clemson’s Lawrence.

8:31 p.m. CBS I enjoyed Mortal Kombat the vid- mee) and attempts to put some per- the action that drives Kombat. It’s Mortal Kombat is by no means a United States of Al eo game long ago (early 1990s). I spective on the strange sequence of that taste of the details that allows After weeks of struggling with the strange and seem- great lm by any measuring stick, ingly arbitrary new habits and attitudes that come didn’t win much — my brothers usu- events. us to connect with some characters but it was exactly what I hoped it with his new sh-out-of-water life in America, Al ally got to hear the call of “Finish Cole’s birthmark is the key; it in- while leaving us wanting from others. would be. I was transported into Him” when ghting me, but it de - dicates what he has inside him and Mortal Kombat is loaded with bat- (Adhir Kalyan) nally succumbs to a crippling case the world of video games that had of homesickness in a new episode called “Home- nitely was a brothers bonding thing makes him part of an elite club that tles, many of them head-to-head as my younger brothers being able to sick/Deghyat.” When they realize what’s going on, Ri- without breaking the tables, which includes champions of the Earth- if you were ghting your brother, at ley, Art and Vanessa (Parker Young, Dean Norris, Kelli made my mom happy. Now a new realm who are recruited for an ul- least in my case. The ghts are like kill me, but it was the good times, Goss) try to come up with a way to ease their friend’s theatrical release of Mortal Kombat timate battle against the Outworld a beautifully choreographed dance and the tears, of those days that I yearnings for home, hearth and family. Zarmina Ha- remember most while hearing the midi and Susan Ruttan guest star. is ready to bring the battle back to inhabitants and their supernatural in detailed environments. Oh, and the big screen. powers. But are they ready for the the end kills are every bit as bru- phrase — nish him. 10 p.m. Cole Young (Lewis Tan) is ghting brutality that awaits? tal as in the game and not for the FREE in underground cage matches to I immediately wanted to know how weak-stomached. Paul’s Grade: B- Everything’s Gonna Be Okay provide for his family when he meets the ght sequences would play out, Kombat is an R-rated lm, and as Mortal Kombat Genevieve (Maeve Press) is pleasantly surprised Jax (Mehcad Brooks). Enter Sub-Ze- as I didn’t expect much backstory for such it can take the conclusions of Rated R when she receives a present from a boy, while Drea ro (Joe Taslim), who brings with him our characters. I was pleased when battles and ramp them up to an ex- and Matilda (Lillian Carrier, Kayla Cromer) opt to Stars: Lewis Tan, Jessica McNa- do a little online shopping of their own in the new a chilly desire to eliminate both Cole director Simon McQuoid took a brief treme. It earns its rating. mee, Josh Lawson, Joe Taslim, Me- episode “California Banana Slugs.” Later, Nicholas and Jax. While Jax stays to battle this amount of time to give us just a Finally there are the one-liners. (Josh Thomas) has an earnest one-on-one chat with intense opponent, Cole heads off to taste of character background with- Your favorite game phrases from hcad Brooks Drea. Adam Faison also is featured. nd Sonya Blade (Jessica McNa- out bogging down the progression to “Finish Him” to “Flawless” are there. Director: Simon McQuoid

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By Jon Gambrell and loud-hailer devic- preme Leader Ayatollah ASSOCIATED PRESS es, but the (Guard) ves- Ali Khamenei. Typical- sels continued their close ly, they involve Iranian DUBAI, United Arab range maneuvers,” said speedboats armed with Emirates — An Ameri- Cmdr. Rebecca Rebarich, deck-mounted machine can warship red warn- a spokeswoman for the guns and rocket launch- ing shots when vessels of Mideast-based 5th Fleet. ers test- ring weapons Iran’s paramilitary Revo- “The crew of Firebolt then or shadowing American lutionary Guard came too red warning shots, and aircraft carriers pass- close to a patrol in the Per- the (Guard) vessels moved ing through the Strait sian Gulf, the U.S. Navy away to a safe distance of Hormuz, the narrow said Wednesday. It was from the U.S. vessels.” mouth of the Persian the rst such shooting in She called on the Guard Gulf through which 20 nearly four years. The Navy released black- to “operate with due re- percent of all oil passes. and-white footage of the gard for the safety of all Some analysts believe encounter Monday night vessels as required by in- the incidents are meant in in international waters of ternational law.” part to squeeze President the northern reaches of “U.S. naval forces con- Hassan Rouhani’s admin- the Persian Gulf near Ku- tinue to remain vigilant PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS istration after the 2015 wait, Iran, Iraq and Saudi and are trained to act in nuclear deal. They include a professional manner, The Firebolt red warning shots when vessels of Iran’s paramilitary Rev- a 2016 incident in which Arabia. In it, lights can be olutionary Guard came too close to a recent patrol in the Persian Gulf. seen in the distance and while our commanding Iranian forces captured what appears to be a sin- of cers retain the inher- of their warships. the forces had dropped in volving the Iranians since and held overnight 10 U.S. gle gunshot can be heard, ent right to act in self-de- While 100 meters may recent years. April 15, 2020, Rebarich sailors who strayed into with a tracer round racing fense,” she said. seem far to someone Footage released Tues- said. However, Iran had the Islamic Republic’s ter- across the top of the water. The last time a Navy standing at a distance, it’s day by the Navy showed largely stopped such inci- ritorial waters. Iran did not immediately vessel red warning shots incredibly close for large a ship commanded by the dents in 2018 and nearly The incident comes acknowledge the incident. in the Persian Gulf in an warships that have dif - Guard cut in front of the in the entirety of 2019, as Iran negotiates with The Navy said the Cy- incident involving Iran culty in turning quickly, USCGC Monomoy, caus- she said. world powers in Vienna clone-class patrol ship was in July 2017, when like aircraft carriers. Even ing the Coast Guard ves- In 2017, the Navy record- over Tehran and Washing- USS Firebolt red the the USS Thunderbolt, a smaller vessels can collide sel to come to an abrupt ed 14 instances of what it ton returning to the 2015 warning shots after three sister ship to the Firebolt, with each other at sea, stop with its engine smok- describes as “unsafe and nuclear deal. It also fol- fast-attack Guard vessels red to warn off a Guard risking the ships. ing on April 2. or unprofessional” interac- lows a series of incidents came within 68 yards vessel. Regulations issued The incident Monday The Guard also did the tions with Iranian forces. across the Mideast at- of it and the U.S. Coast last year give Navy com- marked the second time the same with another Coast It recorded 35 in 2016, and tributed to a shadow war Guard patrol boat USC- manders the authority Navy accused the Guard Guard vessel, the USCGC 23 in 2015. between Iran and Israel, GC Baranoff. to take “lawful defensive of operating in an “unsafe Wrangell, Rebarich said. The incidents at sea al- which includes attacks “The U.S. crews issued measures” against vessels and unprofessional” man- The interaction marked most always involve the on regional shipping and multiple warnings via in the Mideast that come ner this month alone after the rst “unsafe and un- Revolutionary Guard, sabotage at Iran’s Natanz bridge-to-bridge radio within 100 meters (yards) tense encounters between professional” incident in- which reports only to Su- nuclear facility.

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By Seth Borenstein ciers or estimated the loss ASSOCIATED PRESS of Earth’s glaciers using gravity measurements Glaciers are melting fast- from orbit. Those gravity er, losing 31 percent more readings have large mar- snow and ice per year than gins of error and aren’t as they did 15 years earlier, useful, Zemp said. according to three-dimen- Ohio State University’s sional satellite measure- Lonnie Thompson said ments of all the world’s the new study painted an mountain glaciers. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “alarming picture.” Scientists blame hu- Shrinking glaciers are A man in a protective suit digs a grave to bury man-caused climate a problem for millions of the body of a person who died of COVID-19 in change. people who rely on sea- Gauhati, India. Using 20 years of recent- sonal glacial melt for ly declassied satellite PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS daily water and rapid India tops 200,000 data, scientists calculated melting can cause dead- that the world’s 220,000 Since 2000, the glacier have lost 2.8 billion tons ly outbursts from glacial mountain glaciers are los- of snow and ice, with more than 1.7 billion tons lakes in places like India, dead as virus surge ing more than 328 billion since 2010. Hugonnet said. tons of ice and snow per But the largest threat is breaks health system year since 2015, according Alaska’s melt rates are government ofcials in sea level rise. The world’s to a study in Wednesday’s “among the highest on Iceland held a funeral for oceans are already ris- journal Nature. That’s a small glacier. ing because warm wa- By Sheikh Saaliq care workers. Patients are the planet,” with the Co- enough melt owing into “Ten years ago, we were ASSOCIATED PRESS suffocating because hospi- lumbia glacier retreating ter expands and because the world’s rising oceans tals’ oxygen supplies have about 115 feet a year, Hu- saying that the glaciers of melting ice sheets in to put Switzerland under NEW DELHI — India run out. Desperate family gonnet said. are the indicator of cli- Greenland and Antarc- crossed a grim milestone members are sending SOS almost 24 feet of water Almost all the world’s gla- mate change, but now ac- tica, but glaciers are re- Wednesday of 200,000 peo- messages on social media, each year. ciers are melting, even ones tually they’ve become a sponsible for 21 percent of ple lost to the coronavirus as hoping someone would help The annual melt rate in Tibet that used to be sta- memorial of the climate sea level rise, more than a devastating surge of new them nd oxygen cylinders, from 2015 to 2019 is 78 bil- ble, the study found. Except crisis,” said World Glacier the ice sheets, the study infections tears through empty hospital beds and lion more tons a year than for a few in Iceland and Monitoring Service Direc- said. The ice sheets are dense cities and rural ar- critical drugs for their loved it was from 2000 to 2004. Scandinavia that are fed by tor Michael Zemp, who larger longer-term threats eas alike and overwhelms ones. Crematoriums have Global thinning rates, increased precipitation, the wasn’t part of the study. for sea level rise. health care systems on the spilled over into parking different than volume of melt rates are accelerating The study is the rst to “It’s becoming increas- brink of collapse. lots, lighting up night skies water lost, doubled in the around the world. use this 3D satellite im- ingly clear that sea level The health ministry re- in some cities. last 20 years and “that’s The near-uniform melt- agery to examine all of rise is going to be a big- ported a single-day record With its health care sys- enormous,” said Romain ing “mirrors the global Earth’s glaciers not con- ger and bigger problem as 3,293 COVID-19 deaths in tem sinking fast, India is Hugonnet, a glaciologist increase in temperature” nected to ice sheets in we move through the 21st the last 24 hours, bringing now looking at other na- at ETH Zurich and the India’s total fatalities to and is from the burning Greenland and Antarctic. century,” said National tions to pull it out of the University of Toulouse in of coal, oil and gas, Hu- Past studies either only Snow and Ice Data Center 201,187, as the world’s sec- record surge that is bar- France who led the study. gonnet said. Some smaller used a fraction of the gla- Director Mark Serreze. ond most populous country reling through one state Half the world’s glacial glaciers are disappearing endures its darkest chap- and then another. loss is coming from the entirely. Two years ago, ter of the pandemic yet. Many countries have of- The country also report- fered assistance, including United States and Canada. scientists, activists and ed 362,757 new infections, the U.S., which has prom- a new global record, which ised to help with personal raised the overall total protective equipment, tests Vaccine teams do past 17.9 million. The and oxygen supplies. The previous high of 350,000 U.S. will also send raw ma- on Monday had capped a terials for vaccine produc- house calls for ve-day streak of record- tion, strengthening India’s ing the largest single-day capacity to manufacture Rome’s homebound increases in any country more AstraZeneca doses. throughout the pandemic. Health experts say huge By Alessandra all their appointments on India, a country of near- gatherings during Hindu Tarantino time — one vial of Pzer ly 1.4 billion people, is the festivals and mammoth and Gordon Walker for the morning six, one fourth to cross 200,000 election rallies in some ASSOCIATED PRESS vial for the afternoon — PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS deaths, behind the United states have accelerated the local public health States, Brazil and Mexico. the unprecedented surge ROME — The doctor center struck a deal with Richard Pusey, right, is taken away from his home And as in many nations, India is seeing now. and nurse manage just 12 Uber so its visiting vacci- property by police in Melbourne, Australia. experts believe the coro- They also say the govern- shots a day — six in the nation teams could have a navirus infections and ment’s mixed messaging morning, six in the after- dedicated car and driver. fatalities in India are se- and its premature decla- noon — visiting Rome’s The 500 free rides from Australian gets vere undercounts. rations of victory over the home-bound elderly to Uber cut down on time The rst known COVID-19 virus encouraged people administer COVID-19 spent nding parking death in India happened on to relax when they should vaccines and, with them, spots in Rome’s notorious- 10 months for lming March 12, 2020, in southern have continued strict ad- the hope that Italy’s most ly congested streets. Karnataka state. It took ve herence to physical dis- fragile might soon emerge And when they ring a dying police of cers months to reach the rst tancing, wearing masks from the pandemic. doorbell, they are wel- 50,000 dead. The toll hit and avoiding large crowds. It’s a time-consuming comed inside like heroes. By Rod Mcguirk His profanity-laden com- 100,000 deaths in the next The national capital New but crucial part of the vac- “It’s really a very nice two months in October 2020 Delhi is in lockdown, as cination campaign in Ita- ASSOCIATED PRESS mentary while lming in- feeling,” Riccitelli said. cluded “he’s smashed,” “jus- and 150,000 three months are the southern states of ly, which has the world’s “We often vaccinate bed- CANBERRA, Austra- tice,” “absolutely amazing” later in January this year. Maharashtra and Karna- second-oldest population ridden patients who can- lia — A speeding driver in and “beautiful.” Deaths slowed until mid- taka. Some other states, and tends to care for its not move, the extremely Australia was sentenced “I think everyone got March, only to sharply rise too, have enforced restric- aged at home rather than elderly, so the feeling is to 10 months in prison on cleaned up,” Pusey said. again. tions in an attempt to curb in institutional facilities. that we’re doing some- Wednesday for offenses “I guess I’ll be getting a ... For the past week, more the spread of the virus. In the Lazio region thing really useful.” including what a judge de- Uber home, huh.” than 2,000 Indians have India has also called on its around Rome, some 30,000 Italy’s vaccination cam- scribed as the “heartless, When one of ve bystand- died every day. armed forces to help ght people over age 75 and paign got off to a slow start cruel and disgraceful” lm- ers who came to the aid of India thought it had the devastating crisis. In- with conditions that made due to delivery shortages ing of four dead and dying the stricken ofcers asked weathered the worst of dia’s Chief of Defense Staff, it impossible for them to and logistical hiccups. But police ofcers who had just Pusey to help, he replied: the pandemic last year, General Bipin Rawat, said get to vaccination centers the pace is accelerating — been hit by a truck on a “They’re dead,” and contin- but the virus is now rac- late Monday that oxygen requested a house call. On to date 18.2 million shots freeway. ued lming. ing through its population supplies would be released Tuesday, a dozen of them have been administered Richard Pusey, a 42-year- Wraight described Pusey’s and systems are begin- from armed forces reserves got their second dose of — and ofcials hope to old mortgage broker, had conduct as “callous and rep- ning to collapse. and its retired medical per- Pzer-BioNTech thanks reach 500,000 a day, with earlier pleaded guilty in the Hospitalizations and sonnel would join health fa- to Dr. Elisa Riccitelli and a goal of vaccinating 80 Victoria state County Court rehensible.” deaths have reached record cilities to ease the pressure nurse Luigi Lauri. percent of the population to a rarely-prosecuted “Your conduct ... was highs, overwhelming health on doctors. To make sure they hit by September. charge of outraging public heartless, cruel and dis- indecency over his commen- graceful,” the judge said. tary in crash scene videos Wraight told Pusey that Photographer June Newton dies at 97 shot with his phone. It was ongoing media coverage of the rst time the charge the case showed that the BERLIN (AP) — The herself, focusing on portraits. had been prosecuted in the “public has demonized you.” Australian photographer “Alice Springs does more state since 1963. The judge said while and actress June Newton than document the ap- The most serious charge Pusey’s personality disor- — also known under her pearance of celebrities and he admitted was reckless der might go some way to pseudonym Alice Springs anonymous contempo- conduct endangering per- explain his behavior, it was — has died at 97, the raries; she captures their sons, which carries a poten- a serious case of misconduct Helmut Newton Founda- charisma, their aura,” the tial maximum of ve years that outraged public decen- tion said Saturday in Ber- foundation said, describ- in prison. cy. Stuart Schulze, whose lin. ing her work. “Her eye for Judge Trevor Wraight wife Lynette Taylor was Newton, who was also people is mostly concen- sentenced Pusey to 10 one of the ofcers killed, de- the wife of the late photog- trated on people’s faces.” months in prison, backdat- scribed the sentence as “too rapher Helmut Newton, The couple had several ed to when he was taken lenient” and “totally inap- died Friday in her home in shows around the globe. into custody 296 days ago. Monte Carlo. The cause of propriate.” In 1978, she had her rst Police had pulled Pusey death was not given. Wayne Gatt, secretary of solo exhibition of portraits over for 93 miles per hour “We mourn the loss of an on Melbourne’s Eastern the Victoria Police Associ- in Amsterdam, followed by outstanding person and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Freeway in April last year. ation, the police union, de- further international shows. internationally-recognized June Newton, widow of late fashion photogra- Police were considering scribed Pusey as a “worth- photographer,” the founda- “The roster of artists, ac- impounding the sports car less individual.” pher Helmut Newton, became a successful pho- tors and musicians depict- tion wrote on its website. tographer in her own right under the pseudonym because Pusey had far ex- “Each and every one of us ed by Alice Springs over will face our mortality one Newton, who was born Alice Springs. ceeded the 62 mph speed as June Browne in Mel- the last 40 years reads like limit when a truck crashed day. When his day comes, I a who’s who of the inter- bourne, Australia in 1923, the Nazis and who had just In 1970, after having into the ofcers, Porsche hope that he faces the same trained as an actor and national cultural scene on coldness and the same cal- set up a photo studio in Mel- moved to Paris with her hus- and two police cars in an often performed under her both sides of the Atlantic,” emergency stopping lane. lousness with which he pro- stage name June Brunell, bourne. They got married a band, Newton started her the foundation said. “Many Pusey, who avoided injury vided my members when the foundation said. year later and were together own career as a photogra- portraits were magazine because he had been urinat- they faced theirs,” Gatt In 1947, she met Helmut until the 83-year-old Helmut pher under the pseudonym assignments from Paris to ing behind roadside bushes told reporters, referring to Newton, a German-Jewish Newton died in a car acci- Alice Springs and soon be- Los Angeles; others result- at the time, did not help but the police union members photographer who had ed dent in Los Angeles in 2004. came a well-regarded artist ed from private initiative.” instead lmed the scene. killed. B8 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 2021 BUSINESS Supreme Court af rms block of key PolyMet mine permit

By Steve Karnowski Maccabee, an attorney for Hoffman, CEO of the Min- gued that there was no need ASSOCIATED PRESS WaterLegacy, one of the nesota Center for Envi- for a broad contested case groups ghting the project. ronmental Advocacy, said hearing because the project MINNEAPOLIS — The The court also ordered in a statement. “Now it’s has already undergone 11 Minnesota Supreme Court the DNR to conduct a tri- up to Governor (Tim) Walz years of thorough, public on Wednesday af rmed a al-like proceeding known and his agencies to make environmental reviews. lower court’s reversal of a as a “contested case hear- better decisions and pro- The Supreme Court also critical mining permit for ing” to gather more evi- tect Minnesotans and the said the lower court erred PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the proposed PolyMet cop- dence on whether a benton- water they depend on.” when it reversed two sep- Mighty Buildings production manager Yonah per-nickel mine in north- ite clay lining for the mine’s The DNR said in a state- arate dam safety permits, eastern Minnesota, handing Naftaly shows a machine that lls 3D printed waste basin would prevent ment that it’s reviewing saying those permits were wall panels with insulating foam. environmentalists a victory acid mine drainage and the decision, but noted not governed by the same in the long-running battle keep pollution contained. that the court backed the statutory standards as the over the $1 billion project. The justices said there is no DNR’s position on some le- permit to mine. The court said the state evidence in the record that gal and procedural issues. PolyMet, whose largest Solving the U.S. Department of Natural it would be effective. PolyMet said it planned a shareholder is the Swiss Resources should have set Maccabee said the ruling response later Tuesday. commodities giant Glen- a xed period for the per- on that point, which was The Supreme Court dis- core, hopes to build the housing shortage mit to mine, rather than narrower than opponents agreed with parts of the ap- rst copper-nickel mine leaving it open-ended. It had sought, was neverthe- peals court’s January 2020 in Minnesota. The open By Terence Chea market, construction rms ordered the agency to de- less “not trivial” because it decision. The justices said pit mine would be near ASSOCIATED PRESS will need to signi cantly termine and set an appro- would force the DNR to bet- the DNR did not abuse its the Iron Range town of ramp up production and priate term. ter deal with long-term wa- discretion by declining to Babbitt with the pro- A new generation of start- persuade home buyers, “In layman’s terms, the ter pollution concerns, and hold a contested case hear- cessing plant a few miles ups wants to disrupt the developers and regulators PolyMet permit to mine that opponents would try to ing on the entire project away near Hoyt Lakes. way houses are built by au- that 3D printed houses are just went boom. It was raise broader environmental because it had “substantial The company says the tomating production with safe, durable and pleas- overturned and it starts issues during the hearing. evidence” to support its mine would create hun- industrial 3D printers. ing to the eye. They’ll also over. What that means is “Today, the Supreme conclusions when it award- dreds of jobs while sup- 3D printing, also known need to train workers to as additive manufacturing, the DNR is going to start Court hit the reset but- ed the permit to mine. plying metals that the operate the machines and uses machines to deposit from scratch,” said Paula ton on PolyMet,” Kathryn PolyMet and the DNR ar- U.S. economy needs. install the homes. thin layers of plastic, metal, “To the extent that 3D concrete and other materi- printing can offer a fast- als atop one another, even- er, cheaper way to build Facing $11B tax bill, Samsung tually producing three-di- even single family hous- mensional objects from the ing units or small units, bottom up. In recent years, it can address a portion heirs donate massive art trove 3D printers have mostly of the problem,” said Mi- been used to create small chelle Boyd, who directs By Kim Tong-Hyung the Lee family said in a state- quantities of specialized ASSOCIATED PRESS ment. They had until Friday the Housing Lab at the items such as car parts or University of California, to report the extent of the in- prosthetic limbs, allowing SEOUL — Samsung’s heritance and payment plans Berkeley’s Terner Center consumers or businesses for Housing Innovation. founding family will donate to tax authorities. to produce just what they But the sheer magnitude tens of thousands of rare Raising cash for the tax need using the machines at of the housing shortage de- artworks, including Picas- payment is crucial for the home or work. mands many types of solu- sos and Dalis, to help them Lee family to extend its Now a small number of tions, from loosening zon- pay a massive inheritance control over Samsung’s startups around the world ing restrictions to building tax bill following last year’s business empire, which ex- are applying 3D printing to death of company chairman more high-rise apartment tends from semiconductors, home construction, argu- buildings, she said. Lee Kun-Hee. smartphones and TVs to ing that it’s faster, cheaper They will also give hun- Proponents note that construction, shipbuilding and more sustainable than printing houses rather dreds of millions of dollars and insurance. Some ana- traditional construction. to medical projects and re- than nailing them togeth- lysts say the process could They say these technol- er could save huge quan- search in an apparent at- result in a shakeup across ogies could help address tities of scrap wood, metal tempt to improve their pub- the group. severe housing shortages and other discarded con- lic image as they proceed Before his death in Oc- that have led to soaring struction materials that with a multiyear plan to tober, Lee was credited for home prices, overcrowding, are dumped into land lls inherit both the wealth and transforming Samsung evictions and homeless- every year. corporate power of South Electronics from a small ness across the U.S. In Mighty Buildings’ Korea’s richest-ever busi- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS television maker into a But 3D home construc- factory warehouse in Oak- nessman. Samsung Group former Chairman Lee Kun-hee global giant in semiconduc- tion is still in the early land, Calif., a 3D printer The Lee family, including speaks during a press conference at the Sam- tors and consumer electron- stage of development. Most deposits thin layers of a startups in this eld are de- his widow and three chil- sung Group headquarters in Seoul. ics. But his leadership was stone-like material that dren, expects to pay more also marred by corruption veloping new technologies quickly hardens under ul- than $10.8 billion in inher- the country’s total estate tax The family plans to divide convictions that highlight- and not building homes yet. traviolet light and resists And two of the highest pro- itance taxes, which is more revenue for last year. the payment in six install- ed the traditionally murky re and water. The print- than half the wealth Lee ties between the country’s le and best- nanced com- Giving away the late ments over ve years, while er can produce the entire held in stocks and real es- family-owned conglomer- panies – Mighty Buildings exterior shell of a studio chairman’s vast collection making the rst payment tate, Samsung said Wednes- ates and politicians. He had and ICON – have delivered home or individual wall day. This would be the larg- of art masterpieces would this month. been hospitalized for years fewer than 100 houses be- panels that can easily-as- est amount in South Korea reduce the taxable portions “It is our civic duty and re- following a heart attack in tween them. sembled with simple tools, and more than three times of his estate. sponsibility to pay all taxes,” 2014. To move beyond a niche the company said.

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