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THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 2021 DEALS CHARLES GAETA OF THE GUEST COMMENTARY Double$DAY$ Lynn exodusPG. 3 needs a fromDEALS housing OF THE plan Saugus$DAY$ The city of Lynn has al- PG. 3 ways been resilient. The board city of Lynn has always been prideful. And the city By Elyse Carmosino of Lynn has always taken ITEM STAFF care of its neighbors. We ITEM PHOTOS | JULIA HOPKINS SAUGUSDEALS — Two Saugus can point to countless ex- PlanningOF Board THE members, amples of people and agen- Brad Alderman is the owner and founder of North Shore Piano Studio, where he gives and the board’s consult- cies chipping in to help lessons in the Lydia Pinkham Building. ing engineer, have all an- families during a time of nounced$ DAplansY to$ resign crisis, whether it’s a dev- from theirPG. respective 3 po- astating re or unforeseen Limitless sitions. medical emergency. Time Board Chair Peter Ros- and time again, Lynners setti, Jr. submitted his let- step up. It’s who we are. possibilities ter of resignation to Town This is especially evident Manager Scott Crabtree during the COVID-19 pan- Friday,DEALS while member demic — from the creation DennisOF Moschella THE told The of social media pages fa- at Pinkham Item the role had simply cilitating donations of di- become too much work. apers, toiletries, furniture “I run$ DAa veteransY$ orga- and other forms of mutual By Allysha Dunnigan nization, andPG. there3 are a aid, to the mobilizing of ITEM STAFF lot of things you have to go massive food drives and through now on our board. food distribution efforts LYNN — A walk through the three stories of the historic Lydia Pinkham Building can There’s the Planning De- in collaboration with the partment, Town Counsel, Salvation Army. Lynners open up a number of opportunities, whether you are looking for something new or pick- stuff like that,” Moschella continue to step up in big said. “It’s a lot. It’s a lot of ways. ing up an old hobby. Established in 1886, the Lydia Pinkham research, and I just didn’t It’s time for us to step have the time to do it.” up once again as Lynn is Building was home to the production of Pinkham’s herbal and alcohol-enhanced Both he and Rossetti cit- faced with a different type ed busy schedules as part of crisis. It’s an ongoing tonics that led her to become one of the country’s most famous women in the late of the reason for their de- crisis that some of us may partures. not notice, and one that is 19th century. She began making the tonic in her Lynn “I do have other roles dif cult to attribute to a Kirsten Bassion, owner and teacher at within town,” Rossetti single face or family. It’s The Clay School, trims a sculpture creat- basement and distributed it free of charge. When the demand for the tonic increased, said. He explained that his not a singular event. It’s a ed for the advanced ceramics class in the work on the school board crisis that is complex and Pinkham went commercial and eventually Lydia Pinkham Building. built a factory, which is the current Lydia for the region’s vocational HOUSING, A2 EXODUS, A2 PINKHAM, A3 A story about a Lynn eld storyteller

By Tréa Lavery ITEM STAFF LYNNFIELD — Andrew Vittiglio wants to make sure that everyone hears the inspiring stories his St. John’s Prep classmates have to tell. A senior from Lynn eld, Vittiglio was one of the organizers of the school’s rst TEDx event, which took place virtually in January. Stand- ing for technology, entertainment and design, TED had its origins as a one-off conference in In Peabody, 1984 that lost money, a generation before TED talks became a viral video and radio phenom- enon. a birthday gift Vittiglio said he was inspired by a friend’s story of his summer job working in a lab. ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS “I thought, ‘he could tell me this story now, Lynn eld’s Andrew Vittiglio, a senior at St. John’s for Olivia but I’m sure so many more students and more Prep, was the driving force behind the school’s rst STORYTELLER, A3 TEDx, a high school version of TED Talks. By Anne Marie Tobin Olivia Bormann ITEM STAFF is scheduled to arrive home PEABODY — When it Friday after a INSIDE comes to rallying to support Floyd trial prompts police probe someone who has fallen on two-month stay dif cult times, nobody does in the hospital. Opinion of cer Derek Chauvin was found guilty it better than the city of “Team Olivia” is By Michael Balsamo Charles: We can’t be Peabody. planning a and Amy Fortili of murder and manslaughter in Floyd’s satis ed with crumbs. A4 ASSOCIATED PRESS The community is com- parade Saturday death last May, setting off a wave of relief Lynn ing together Saturday not for her 11th across the country. The death prompted WASHINGTON — The Justice Depart- Lynn designates call only to show its support birthday. months of mass protests against policing ment is opening a sweeping investigation center to aid scheduling for 10-year-old Olivia Bor- and the treatment of Black people in the into policing practices in Minneapolis af- COVID-19 vaccine mann, but for an even big- U.S. ter a former of cer was convicted in the appointments. A6 ger reason — to celebrate The Justice Department was already killing of George Floyd there, Attorney her 11th birthday with a investigating whether Chauvin and the Sports larger-than-life parade and General Merrick Garland announced other of cers involved in Floyd’s death Classical volleyball Wednesday. beats Chelsea in home BIRTHDAY, A2 The decision comes a day after former FLOYD, A2 opener. B1

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For self-funded plans, claims are administered by UniCare Life & Health Insurance Company. 1032024MAMENUNC-A 3/21 A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 2021 OBITUARIES Lynn needs a housing plan Ray W. Illingworth, 89 1931 - 2021 HOUSING of Lynn increased its total formative Development costly. Deed-restricted af- From A1 housing units by a dis- Initiative district (TDI) fordable housing helps to NORTH HAMPTON, NH - Ray Association. He was also a mal 340 units, or rough- and a Housing Develop- protect communities from W. Illingworth, age 89, of North member of the American Le- will never be completely ly 1 percent of its total of ment Initiative Program skyrocketing costs and re- Hampton, NH, died peacefully gion Post #6 in Lynn and Ports- resolved. It’s our housing 35,701 units. (HDIP) zone. lated displacement. Many on Sunday April 18, mouth, NH. crisis. Of the 35,701 total This positive change was of the same families that 2021 at his home after He is survived by Lynn has long been an housing units in the city, no easy task and many rely on the food distri- a brief illness. Born in his daughter; Diane L. affordable place to live, 4,435 units are listed on people deserve credit for bution efforts during the Lynn, he was the son Chiaradonna of Maine; even as Boston and other the state’s Subsidized this turnaround. Lynn is pandemic are those that of the late Herbert W. his son, Derek R. Illing- surrounding communities Housing Inventory (SHI), now positioned for signif- are cost-burdened in their Illingworth and Mil- worth and his wife Me- became expensive. That which represents 12.4 per- icant development in the home. dred E. (Oikel) Illing- lissa of California; his has now changed due to cent. Essentially, these are coming years. This is truly For these reasons, “Hous- worth-Drevitson. He was raised grandchildren; Stefanie Chiara- an increased demand to project-based subsidies an accomplishment and ing Lynn: A Plan for In- in Lynn and was a graduate of donna, Vanessa Chiaradonna live in the inner core, and that are registered with helps address the city’s clusive Growth” is a vital Lynn Classical High School, and Suzanne Chiaradonna, too little housing produc- the state. lack of growth and supply. tool as we move forward to class of 1949. He also attend- all of Maine, and Derek A. Il- tion in response. Compared to neighbor- Conversely, the plan ex- guide future development ed Northeastern University. He lingworth and Corbin S. Illing- Between 2015 and 2018, ing communities, this per- plains that the increase and housing policy. The median rent for a two-bed- had lived in Swampscott for worth, both of California; two centage of subsidized units in development and in- recommendations within room apartment went up ve years before retiring to New great-grandchildren; Mason may seem high. However, vestment alone can also can help create guard- 27 percent and the medi- Hampshire in 1999. and Taylor Wayne of Maine; as Lynn has a much greater compound the hardships rails for new development. an home sale price went Ray served in the United well as his best friends Charlie need. There are 48 percent for the most vulnerable This plan gives the city up 34 percent in Lynn. In States Army National Guard and Sheila Forrest of Lynn. of renters in the city that residents in our commu- data-driven best practic- 2020 alone, the median from 1946-1961, and was a Service Information: Pri- are cost-burdened or ex- nity. Rising property val- es that are designed to rent jumped 15 percent. Master Sergeant in the Unit- vate graveside services tremely cost-burdened. ues will lead to the sale complement our past ef- The city’s median rent ed States Army Reserve from will be held at Pine Grove As of the last housing of multi-family buildings, in 2020 was $1,910, which forts and help alleviate 1975-1983, receiving a meri- Cemetery in Lynn at the market study in 2016, rents will continue to rise, unintended displacement. torious service medal. He had convenience of the family. is more than the median rent statewide. Now, Lynn there were 4.4 low- or families overcrowding and We will be able to offer worked as a production man- Arrangements by the SOLI- moderate-income fami- exceeding occupancy will incentives and strategical- ager for Devoe Paint, Carmote MINE FUNERAL HOME, Lynn. is the sixth most expen- sive city for housing in the lies for every one low- or occur, and without prop- ly address affordable and Paint, and California Paint until Guestbook at www.solimine. moderate-income dwelling er tenant protections we mixed-income housing as his retirement in 1998. Ray com Boston metro area. In response, the Lynn unit. will see the displacement an important component was past president of the New These renters also had of Lynn residents as an to the future of Lynn’s England Society for Coatings Housing Authority & Neighborhood Devel- limited options as Lynn’s indirect result. Combined housing development. Technology and past president vacancy rate, according with extreme market con- The plan is now nal of the New England Coatings opment (LHAND) em- barked upon a housing to that study, was under 2 ditions and the economic and we are at a critical production plan, “Housing percent. effects of the current pan- juncture. It would be a Lynn: A Plan for Inclusive Similar to past studies, demic, these conditions shame to allow this op- Growth,” on behalf of the “Housing Lynn: A Plan for are devastating to many portunity to pass. It has Marjorie (Cincotta) Henderson, 84 city in 2019. Inclusive Growth,” points residents. It is abundantly been a transparent effort 1937 - 2021 The plan was grant-fund- out Lynn’s past stagnation clear that the creation of and has allowed for dia- ed and utilized the exper- with development and affordable housing needs logue between residents, ORANGE - Marjorie R. (Cin- tise of the Metropolitan great demand for housing to be a prominent compo- stakeholders, and hous- cotta) Henderson, 84 of Or- Area Planning Council of all kinds. However, in nent to our housing devel- ing advocates, so all can ange, died peacefully at home (MAPC) to administer the recent years, great strides opment efforts. be proud and excited for with family by her side on Tues- very public process. The were made to attract de- Affordable housing’s cost the future development day, April 20, 2021. COVID-19 pandemic has velopment and eliminate restrictions ensure that and investment in the city She was born in Brook- certainly caused setbacks restrictions and road income-eligible house- while protecting its most line, MA, on March 9, 1937, and unique outreach chal- blocks. holds can stay in their vulnerable residents. the daughter of the late Bar- lenges to the process, but The city created a favor- communities without “Housing Lynn: A Plan tholomew Cincotta and the late it has also highlighted the able environment for new having to make difcult for Inclusive Growth” is Marjorie (Leighton) Cincotta. distressing housing needs development with zoning nancial decisions, such greatly needed, and Lyn- She leaves her husband of of the community. changes in the downtown as skipping meals or doc- ners need to once again 62 years, Alfred B Henderson; From the onset of this and waterfront, a revised tor’s appointments to have step up and support each one daughter, Jacqueline Hicks process, the data collected waterfront master plan, enough money to pay for other in crisis. and her husband Arthur of Or- painted a very grim pic- tax incentives, Mass- their homes. Without deed Charles J. Gaeta is the ange; two sons, Frederick M. ture. In the four years pri- Works projects, facilitation restrictions, housing costs executive director of Lynn Henderson of Lawrence and or to the beginning of the of land swaps, cultivating can go up as markets rise, Housing Authority & Brian K. Henderson and his housing production plan, arts and placemaking ef- making homes that were Neighborhood Develop- wife Connie of Groveland, MA; from 2014 to 2018, the city forts and creating a Trans- once inexpensive now ment. one sister, Beatrice Petrie of Chicago, IL and one brother: reading. Paul Cincotta of FL; six grand- Services will be held on children, Jonathan Hicks, Chris- Monday April 26, 2021 at In Peabody, a birthday gift for Olivia topher Hicks, Kathryn Hicks, 2:00 p.m.at the Massachu- Children’s Hospital where community has been over- Olivia; that’s the goal.” Brittany Henderson, Chelsea setts Veterans’ Memorial BIRTHDAY medical professionals per- whelming. At approximately 1 p.m., Henderson, Baileigh Hender- Cemetery Chapel 111 Gle- From A1 formed emergency surgery “We have an army of son and one great grandson, nallen St., Winchendon. the parade, led by a police fun day full of family ac- to remove the hematoma. people helping with this Damien Hicks. Calling hours will be held escort, will make its way tivities. The festivities begin at and nobody has said no, She was predeceased by a Sunday, April 25, 2021 to the Bormann’s home “It’s going to be a great 11 a.m. at the West Me- nobody,” he said. “It’s been brother, Fred Cincotta. from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Hig- on Winona Street where day and we want everyone morial Elementary School amazing, and I really want Marjorie grew up in Water- gins-O’Connor Funeral Home, Olivia; her parents, Mi- to come out for Olivia on at 15 Bow St. A 50/50 raf- to thank everyone who is town and graduated from Wa- 146 Main St., Athol. chele and Cheyne; young- her birthday with one of e will be held and many making this happen — the tertown High School with the To send an online condo- er sister Stella; and many the biggest birthday par- items, including Team businesses, the individu- class of 1955. She worked at lence please visit www.mack- friends and family mem- ties you will ever see,” said Olivia T-shirts and brace- als and families, the po- a law rm in Boston and also familyfh.com. bers will greet parade event organizer Jamie lets, luau-themed items lice and re departments. for the Recreation Department Higgin’s-O’Connor Funeral participants. The parade Santos. “After spending and customized Olivia There are so many differ- in Wake eld. She loved the Home 146 Main St., Athol is route is as follows: from exactly two months in the balloons will be available ent levels to this and it’s ocean, the mountains, and directing arrangements. the West School, right onto hospital, Olivia and her for purchase. A high-wa- been absolutely amazing.” family deserve a birthday Bow Street, right onto ter truck on loan from the Though a huge crowd is Lowell Street, right onto parade like no other. Gloucester Fire Depart- anticipated, hand-sanitiz- Lake Street, then right “Team Olivia is asking ment will feature DJ Dane ing stations will be avail- onto Winona Street. everyone to be over the Leveton of LEVITATE, able, and attendees must The fundraising events Double exodus top when it comes to deco- and there will be plenty wear facial coverings at all rating your vehicle. If you of cotton candy, popcorn, times except when eating. will be held at the front of want to pull a trailer with snacks and beverages for Social distancing should the school. Vehicles par- from Saugus board a big elaborate oat on it, everyone. The event even be maintained. ticipating in the parade go for it. We are looking for has a professional balloon “We know there is going should park in the large EXODUS happened.” some real creativity here. twister in the mix. to be a big crowd, but we back parking lot of the From A1 Rossetti later added that She deserves this.” Last Friday, Bormann’s will have plenty of ofcers school. Over ow parking the board’s engineering Since Feb. 23, when doc- West Elementary School on hand to help direct traf- will be available at St. high school could poten- consultant, James Sotiros, tors discovered a hemato- classmates got an early c and make sure people Adelaide’s Church in both tially cause a con ict with would also be resigning. ma was pressing against start on the celebration are safe,” said Peabody Po- lots on Lowell Street. other Planning Board du- Rossetti and Moschella her spine, Bormann has with “Olivia Day.” The day lice Capt. Scott Richards. The rain date is May 1. ties. “The town manager served on the Planning been working hard at featured students decked “Our priority will be pub- For updates on the sta- is part of those meetings Board for more than a de- Spaulding Rehabilitation out in hot pink Team Ol- lic safety, but the police tus of this event, go to the usually, so I don’t want cade and were assigned to Hospital in Boston to re- ivia T-shirts, displaying an department is 100 percent Supporting Olivia Face- him to feel that we would their roles by former Town gain the ability to walk. oversized “Happy Birth- on board behind the event, book page. have an issue with the vo- She is due to be discharged day Olivia” banner. and we will make sure it Anne Marie Tobin can be cational school because of Manager Andrew Bisig- nani, who acted as town Friday, two months to the Santos said the outpour- goes well. We all want this reached at atobin@item- something that happened day after being rushed to ing of support from the to be a very special day for live.com. on the Planning Board.” manager from 2003 until Moschella also told The 2012. Item his term actually ex- “Criticizing is easy, but pired in December 2016 being on a board and be- Floyd trial prompts police probe ing in a position where and was never renewed by A senior Justice Depart- police department, which ofcial said attorneys from you have to make a deci- FLOYD the town. ment ofcial said prosecu- in the past have typically the department’s civil rights sion, that’s what it’s all From A1 “I just never got re- tors chose to announce the ended in settlement agree- division are on the ground newed. I don’t know why,” about,” Moschella said. violated his civil rights. probe a day after the verdict ments or consent decrees to in Minneapolis, working he said. “It was brought to Elyse Carmosino can be “Yesterday’s verdict in the because they did not want force changes. with the U.S. attorney’s of- the attention of people in reached at ecarmosino@ state criminal trial does not to do anything to interfere The Minneapolis Police the town and nothing ever itemlive.com. ce and have been speaking address potentially system- with Chauvin’s trial. The Department is also being with community groups and ic policing issues in Minne- ofcial would not discuss investigated by the Minne- others. apolis,” Garland said. details of the investigation sota Department of Human Floyd, 46, was arrested on The new investigation is publicly and spoke on condi- Rights, which is looking into suspicion of passing a coun- known as a “pattern or prac- tion of anonymity. the department’s policies terfeit $20 bill for a pack of tice” — examining whether Three other ex-Minneapo- and practices over the last cigarettes at a corner mar- there is a pattern or practice lis police ofcers charged in decade to see if it engaged of unconstitutional or un- ket. He panicked, pleaded Floyd’s death will be tried in systemic discriminatory that he was claustrophobic lawful policing — and will together beginning Aug. practices. and struggled with police be a more sweeping probe 23. The ofcial said their Minneapolis Mayor Ja- when they tried to put him of the entire police depart- trial is far enough off that cob Frey said city ofcials in a squad car. They put him ment and may result in ma- ofcials believed it was still “welcome the investigation jor changes to policing there. appropriate to make the as an opportunity to con- on the ground instead. It will examine the use of announcement Wednes- tinue working toward deep The centerpiece of the force by police ofcers, in- day, even though they are change and accountability case was bystander video Don’t let the cluding force used during still awaiting trial on state in the Minneapolis Police of Floyd, handcuffed behind story go untold. protests, and whether the charges. Department.” The city coun- his back, gasping repeat- department engages in dis- It’s unclear whether the cil also issued a statement edly, “I can’t breathe,” and criminatory practices. It years under investigation supporting the investiga- onlookers yelling at Chau- Share your loved one’s story. will also look into the de- will begin when Floyd died tion, saying its work had vin to stop as the ofcer [email protected] | 781-593-7700 partment’s handling of mis- or before. Garland said a been constrained by local pressed his knee on or close conduct allegations and its public report would be is- laws and that it welcomes to Floyd’s neck for what au- treatment of people with be- sued, if the department “new tools to pursue trans- thorities say was about 9 havioral health issues and nds a pattern or practice formational, structural 1/2 minutes, including sev- In partnership with will assess the department’s of unconstitutional policing. changes to how the City pro- eral minutes after Floyd’s current systems of account- The department could also vides for public safety.” breathing had stopped and ability, Garland said. bring a lawsuit against the The Justice Department he had no pulse. THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Limitless possibilities at Pinkham New virus cases PINKHAM From A1 reported in Lynn, Pinkham Building, next to her house. Her tonic included essenc- Peabody, Revere es of unicorn root, life root, black cohosh, pleurisy root and fenugreek seeds, and were supplemented with and Salem about 18 percent of alcohol. ing to the city website. Irene Axelrod, historian By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF and secretary of the Board In Salem, 28 new cases have been reported since of Trustees at The House Lynn, Peabody, Revere of Seven Gables in Salem, last Friday. The city's and Salem reported dou- caseload is 4,575 and 80 said Pinkham was the rst ble-digit increases in people have died, the city American woman to have new coronavirus cases on website reported. her picture on her product Wednesday. Lynn eld (1,181 cas- and that was how she rst New cases were also re- became famous. ported in Lynn eld. es, 29 deaths) reported Pinkham was in the busi- In Lynn, 31 new cases two new cases, Nahant ness of helping women in were reported to bring the (246 cases, eight deaths) distress, selling the tonic city's caseload to 17,195. reported no change, and to pharmacies in New York Of that total, 285 cases numbers were not updat- City. Ironically, the Lydia ITEM PHOTOS | JULIA HOPKINS are active, 212 people have ed in Marblehead, Saugus Pinkham Building is now Brad Alderman, the owner and founder of North Shore Piano Studio, gives died, and 16,698 have re- or Swampscott. lled with a variety of fe- lessons to pianists of all ages and skill levels in the Pinkham Building. covered from the virus, ac- Swampscott had 1,126 male-owned businesses. cording to city data. cases and 19 deaths as of The journey through apparel is from Inbound Located in Suite 316, to The Clay School two or Peabody has reported 64 Tuesday, Marblehead had the building can begin on Ink, which is another fe- owner Kirsten Bassion said three times a week. new cases since last Fri- 1,295 cases and 31 deaths the rst  oor in Suite 101, male-owned business in the some people have been com- “I love it,” he said. “It’s day to bring the city's to- as of last Friday, and num- which has housed the fe- building. ing to The Clay School for soothing, but you come here tal numbers to 7,049 cases bers have not been updat- male-owned business Lim- (The Soul City yoga stu- more than 15 years because and you’re challenged, be- and 316 deaths, the health ed in Saugus (4,016 cases, itless Fitness for three dio on the second  oor also they love the sense of com- cause it’s not easy.” department said. 71 deaths) since April 13. years. Owned by Pamela partners with Inbound Ink munity and the everchang- Going down one level to Seventeen new cases Gayla Cawley can be Sargent — who is also a for their apparel). ing growth and mystery the second  oor, the elegant were reported in Revere, reached at gcawley@item- trainer — this gym offers When the pandemic is that accompanies making sounds of the piano can which now has 10,636 cas- live.com. Follow her on a place for people to both over, Sargent hopes to ex- pottery. be heard coming from the es and 161 deaths, accord- Twitter @GaylaCawley. train and work together in pand her partnership with The process of creating North Shore Piano Studio small groups and focus on other business owners in the pottery takes a minimum located in Suite 216. Brad themselves in one-on-one building by offering some of eight weeks with the dry- Alderman, the owner and Rural renters also training. kind of post-workout snacks ing, trimming, glazing, use piano teacher, has created a Sargent said she was look- and drinks across the hall of the kiln (a hot chamber space full of plants, instru- ing for a location for her at Uncommon Feasts. As for that hardens the clay), and ments, dangling lights and gym for more than a year now, she encourages people painting, so Bassion offers photographs to offer a com- struggling during before she fell in love with to take a walk through the a variety of 10 classes for fortable and welcoming en- the space at the Pinkham halls of the building to check adults and two classes for vironment for his students, building. out all of the businesses and kids per week that t this which range from the age of the pandemic “When I saw the space, it opportunities, and invites schedule. For experts not four to 84. just looked perfect for what people to sign up to join her in need of lessons, member- “There weren’t many mu- BOSTON (AP) — It's had lost a smaller share of I wanted to do. With the in- for a class. ships can be purchased to sicians here and very few not just urban dwellers jobs. dustrial ceilings and the big If tness doesn’t seem utilize the studio whenever. piano teachers in Lynn, so I who have faced dif culties Even after the pandemic windows, it just felt perfect,” enticing and the arts are “We keep ourselves open gured I would be a nice ad- paying the rent during the ends, rural New England Sargent said. more of an interest, the 24/7 so people who come to dition,” he said. “I thought it past year as the pandemic households likely will still She now has ve trainers Lydia Pinkham Building class, or are here as artists would be a perfect environ- upended the economy. face considerable afford- and about 100 members has options in that catego- in residence, can come and ment here with all of the Renters in rural New ability challenges, the re- between this location and a ry as well. The Clay School work whenever they want,” artists.” England have faced many port said. new one in Revere. is one of the longest-lasting Bassion said. Alderman spent time in a of the same affordability The average cost of rent- She referred to her gym businesses in the building Patty Hogan, a nurse at band, living in New York and challenges, according to a ing an apartment in rural and the building as a com- — opening in 2005 — and Salem Hospital, has been traveling for performances report released Wednes- communities is less than munity, mentioning how offers a space for creative attending The Clay School before he decided to settle day by the Federal Reserve the average cost in urban all of the Limitless Fitness minds interested in pottery. for more than 10 years and down in Lynn and open his Bank of Boston's New En- communities, but incomes said she loves being chal- own business three years ago. gland Public Policy Center. are lower in rural areas, in lenged by the variety of “Initially, this was going to While the pandemic may part because higher-pay- work available. be my own workspace and I not be having as large a ing jobs are less abundant. “There’s so much to do was going to teach lessons health impact on New En- And while there are few- and so much to learn,” she on the side,” he said. “But gland's rural areas as it's er renter households in had on its cities, it's having said. “Even after a decade, then it just grew.” rural New England than a similar economic impact I still have things to learn. Alderman said piano is a in urban areas, a compa- due to businesses closures It never gets boring. There’s deep art form for him, and a rable share of the rural always different projects.” never-ending hobby to study and restrictions on eco- renters spend more than Bassion said the stron- and improve. He said that nomic activity aimed at 30 percent of their annual gest part of the studio is the nowadays he loves to teach limiting the spread of the household income on rent community, saying that ev- when not creating his own virus. and utilities. eryone is growing and wel- music. The share of jobs lost in coming and offers a space “It’s something that’s very rural New England com- The region's rural areas for support and relaxation, interesting and satisfying munities has been large, had 2,839 total coronavi- even hosting frequent pot- to watch a kid grow up and even though these areas rus cases per 100,000 res- lucks and parties before the learn music, and then I can have seen fewer cases of idents as of January 2021, pandemic. be a part of their life when COVID-19 relative to their yet the number of jobs in “It really takes your focus they’re older,” he said. population size compared those places had decreased in a different state of mind. With one-on-one meetings with the region's urban ar- more than 6 percent com- It’s a nice, calming stress re- each week, Alderman said eas, the report found. pared with one year earli- liever. It’s very therapeutic,” piano offers a unique teach- That's in contrast with er. said Hogan. er-student relationship and the experience in much That's compared to na- Steve Upton picked up he encouraged people to of the rest of the country, tionally, where rural areas this hobby when he retired give the instrument a try. where rural areas na- had seen 8,204 total cases Kirsten Bassion, owner and teacher at The as the business adminis- Allysha Dunnigan can tionally had seen more per 100,000 residents but Clay School, displays her own work in the stu- trator for the Lynn Public be reached at adunnigan@ COVID-19 cases relative lost only about 3 percent of dio at the Lydia Pinkham Building. Schools and said he goes itemlive.com to their population size but jobs over the same period. A story about a Lynn eld storyteller STORYTELLER opportunities for commu- peer training and initia- a STEM (science, tech- From A1 nity service. Vittiglio said tives that focus on the nology, engineering and the group doesn’t have social-emotional health of mathematics) eld, and people at the Prep would any one focus, other than the Prep community. He is considering majoring in want to hear what he was is also the co-founder of giving back to the commu- either engineering, com- doing,’” Vittiglio said. “We nity. Northeast Environmen- felt like it was the best During the COVID-19 tal Youth Organization, a puter science, neurosci- way to share ideas and pandemic, they and other blog and platform for food ence and biology. experiences with the Prep volunteers delivered gro- waste donations to local Tréa Lavery can be community.” ceries to elderly and im- food pantries for the im- reached at tlavery@item- Vittiglio and Prep junior munocompromised people poverished. live.com. Ansh Motiani of North An- in their area, and made Vittiglio’s many accom- dover organized the event, home-cooked meals in plishments have been which featured eight stu- eco-friendly containers to recognized on multiple LAW OFFICES OF The value of each coupon shown here is equal to dent speakers who gave hand out to people living occasions. He is a recipi- JAMES J. CARRIGAN or greater than the price of the newspaper. talks on the theme of kin- on Boston’s Methadone ent of the NHS Transcript • Social Security Disability ship. Mile. Award and has received • Workers Compensation ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! “The motivation behind “You never get to walk an Academic Excellence • Accidents this event was to simply 25 years located across If you would like to participate in through Methadone Mile Award and Computer Sci- from Lynn District Court share students’ unique and just talk to these peo- ence Medal. He has also 15 Johnson St. The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, experiences and ideas be- ple,” Vittiglio said. “It was received the school’s Cam- contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 cause Prep students have really eye-opening for us.” pus Ministry Award as 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN incredible things to say Vittiglio is also a mem- well as the St. Michael’s ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN and we wanted to provide ber of the National Honor College Book Award. LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY people with an opportuni- Society (NHS) and Ger- When not in school, www.jamescarriganlaw.com ty to hear them,” Vittiglio man-language NHS, runs Vittiglio spends many [email protected] said. “We felt our talks re- cross-country, and acts as hours volunteering in the ally connected back to this a leader in the Spire So- community. He is a CCD idea of kinship. As I men- ciety, an admission and instructor at St. Maria 781-593-7700 tioned to the viewers, kin- advancement group for Goretti Parish in Lynn- Publishing Daily, except Sundays ship can sometimes feel the school. An AP Scholar eld and has also volun- USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 abstract — it’s different with Distinction, Vittiglio teered with PULSE (Prep Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA for different people, so we is a perennial Headmas- Urban Life Life Service and additional of ces. Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item wanted to display kinship ter’s List Honoree and is Experience) working with Subscriptions through different lenses, currently enrolled in ve Boston’s inner-city resi- Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States hopefully giving the audi- AP courses with a 4.46 dents. He has also volun- $30.00 for 4 weeks ence a better understand- GPA. teered at the Boys and $95.00 for 13 weeks ing of its meaning.” Vittiglio also serves as Girls Club of Salem and $185.00 for 26 weeks $340.00 for 1 year In addition to TEDx, Vit- co-director of the Prep’s with the Essex County Send payment to and POSTMASTER, tiglio and Motiani formed Community of Concern, Youth Soccer Association. send address changes to: the Northeast Environ- a student-run leader- While he hasn’t decided The Daily Item mental Youth Organiza- ship group that promotes what college he will at- 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 tion when Vittiglio was a healthy decision-making tend next year, he knows Lynn, MA 01903 sophomore to nd more and wellness through that he wants to go into A4 THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 2021 OPINION We can’t be HOW TO REACH US E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§¢ H. S¢¢ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. GŸ C¡Ÿ Advertising Director Regional Editor Gordon R. Hall satis ed with crumbs 110 Munroe St. Monica Connell Healey W J. K T¢  J £¤ A large portion of the pease and assuage white P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Editor J. Patrick Norton Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T£¥ Michael H. Shanahan American citizenry ex- people’s anger and ten- Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman haled in relief after former sion when they recoil from Customer Service Minneapolis police of cer chants of Defund the Po- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS Derek Chauvin was found CherylC lice, and Black Lives Mat- Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 guilty of second-degree Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 CharlesC ter. All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 unintentional murder, And the reply of Blue 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 third-degree murder and Lives Matter really says Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 second-degree manslaugh- as capture the misconduct, people who chose a job Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 the hatefulness of those Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 ter on Tuesday afternoon with its inherent ability Classi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 in the killing of George sworn to serve and protect. to kill with impunity are classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Cell phone videos cap- Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Floyd last May. more important and supe- Subscriptions Chauvin will be sen- ture children being shot rior to the Black skin I’m [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 — this police of cer emp- tenced in eight weeks, and in 24/7/365. Circulation tying round after round faces anywhere from ve We don’t need any more [email protected] of bullets into 16-year-old to 40 years in prison. murder porn, the snuff Ext. 3 Laquan McDonald’s prone And yes, many of us are lms of Black and brown body, that one gunning Newsroom feeling a little better that bodies that bear witness [email protected] down 12-year-old Tamir this heinous individual, to the sickness of system- [email protected] Rice within two seconds of who heartlessly kneeled ic racism in law enforce- stepping out of his cruiser. Ext. 4 on the neck of a man, ment. We need more than Thirteen-year-old Adam Sports making sure the life was outrage, tears, thoughts Toledo put his hands up [email protected] choked out of him in full and prayers. We need more EDITORIAL after dropping or tossing a Ext. 5 view of an audience, is be- than embarrassed white gun, but was still shot by a ing held accountable for people “checking up” on Retail and Online his crime. police of cer seconds later. Advertising In Columbus, Ohio, just their Black acquaintances, [email protected] But we can’t be satis ed but awkwardly avoiding with these crumbs and minutes before we learned ADVERTISING A verdict that must of Derek Chauvin’s fate, the conversation about ra- call it justice. cial reckoning they can’t Ernie Carpenter Jr. 16-year-old Ma’Khia Bry- Director of Advertising George Floyd’s graph- bear to have, because it ic, publicly humiliating ant reportedly called the and Business Development, ext. 1355 makes them feel bad. [email protected] change America nal moments touched police because she said she was being threatened Breonna Taylor’s killers Ralph Mitchell Editorial from the Minneapolis off protests all over the still haven’t faced account- world against police bru- by some girls. She had a Sales Representative, ext. 1313 Star Tribune editorial board ability. Neither have most [email protected] tality. He became famous knife to defend herself. of the police who “fear for in death, a symbol of the The police shot her four Patricia Whalen Now a nation that was holding its breath for jus- their lives” from unarmed Sales Representative, ext. 1310 oppressive violence per- times. tice can exhale. citizens. [email protected] petrated on communities Twenty-year-old Daunte In one of the most signi cant racial justice cases Even though George BUSINESS OFFICE of color by those who pur- Wright was shot by a po- Floyd’s public execution in U.S. history, a white Minneapolis police of cer portedly signed up to pro- lice of cer yelling “Taser!” Susan J. Conti was shockingly graph- Controller, ext. 1288 has been convicted of murdering an unarmed, tect and serve. as she pumped a bullet ic and blatant, we still [email protected] handcuffed Black man. As many of us took to into him, during a traf c A diverse 12-member jury of Minnesotans found the streets last summer stop for an air freshener had to worry. There have Ted Grant former Minneapolis police of cer Derek Chauvin been so many shockingly Publisher, ext. 1234 — braving the other bru- hanging from his rearview [email protected] guilty of second- and third-degree murder and tal pandemic, COVID-19 mirror. graphic and blatant vio- Marian Kinney second-degree manslaughter on Tuesday. And the — to voice our frustration There are too many lent encounters that never came anywhere near the ext. 1212 image of Chauvin driving his knee into the neck of and anger at the public ex- names, too many killings, [email protected] George Floyd for 9 minutes and 29 seconds is for- ecution of Mr. Floyd, and too many videos of Black light of justice. The Na- tional Guard was called Will Kraft ever seared into the American and global psyche. countless other Black and and brown bodies being Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 Hennepin County Judge Peter Cahill presid- brown people at the hands sacri ced on the altar of out in Minneapolis in case [email protected] ed over a well-run trial, fairly allowing both the (and knees) of law enforce- police violence, to feel any things turned out the way defense and prosecution to mount vigorous cases they usually do. Paula Villacreses ment, we hoped, prayed lingering satisfaction in A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 — all live streamed for a global audience. In this and vowed that this time the accountability for the We can’t be satis ed with [email protected] milestone, racially-charged case, justice was truly would be different. murder of Mr. Floyd. this single case of account- ability. We can’t decide the Mike Shanahan served. Unfortunately, we had It’s large, but it’s a Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 Floyd’s death had signi cance far beyond the no right to expect it would crumb. occasional multimillion [email protected] dollar payoffs are proper outcome of his killer’s trial. It was senseless and be — now or ever. We don’t need any more Carolina Trujillo criminal, but it was not in vain. The May 2020 The grainy lm of Rod- comparison pictures of un- compensation for the de- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 murder on a Minneapolis street sparked multira- ney King being savagely armed Black and brown struction of our families, [email protected] cial protests around the world, focusing new at- beaten by Los Angeles people killed by police our lives, and our commu- Jim Wilson tention on decades of unfair treatment of Blacks police of cers in 1991 is — who still nd a way nities. We can’t continue Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 and other people of color. still available online. The to peacefully apprehend to endure the terrorism [email protected] Perhaps combined with the year-long COVID-19 of cers’ acquittal touched heavily armed white and visited on our communi- CIRCULATION pandemic and its disproportionate toll on Amer- off riots, or as I remember, white-passing mass shoot- ties by people who can’t Lisa Mahmoud icans of color, Floyd’s death opened millions of the manifestation of voic- ers. We already know how be trusted to not come in Manager, ext. 1239 eyes, hearts and minds to what decades of racism es unheard, dehumanized deadly traf c stops are with guns blazing, no mat- [email protected] for people of color in this ter the situation. have wrought. Veteran activists and new allies and dismissed. CUSTOMER SERVICE have come together in the name of racial justice And I could ll reams country. Justice matters. Ac- of paper with the names We shouldn’t have to countability matters. But La’ Mosha Ball and Black Lives Matter. Customer Service, ext. 1276 The ongoing reckoning has focused not only on of Black, indigenous, and have “the talk” with our until we all matter, we [email protected] other people of color killed teenagers about how to can’t be satis ed with this policing but also on disparities in housing, educa- GRAPHICS tion, business, sports and the arts. More than ever, by police. We are constant- respond to police harass- single crumb. Americans are stepping up to view work, service ly being gaslit, told to be- ment when, not if, it hap- Cheryl Charles can be Trevor Andreozzi lieve what we’re told, not pens. reached at ccharles@item- Designer and other aspects of their daily lives through the [email protected] popularly dubbed “equity lens” and challenging what we see. Body camer- We shouldn’t try to ap- live.com. our systems to be more inclusive and more just. Sean Casey Designer Reliving what happened last May through LETTER TO THE EDITOR [email protected] Chauvin’s trial helped humanize Floyd and, by ex- tension, others who have made mistakes in their Aaron Fee Designer lives, including those struggling with drug addic- [email protected] tion and chemical dependency. Americans with Swampscott needs Spellios’ persistence drug problems or previous run-ins with the law Edwin Peralta Jr. To the editor: participate in important Of course, there are some Designer too often receive unequal treatment in our courts. [email protected] pending projects, and prom- residents who feel Peter That needs to change. NEWSROOM The trial also brought home the emotional im- Six years after I rst en- ised to work to strengthen does not represent their in- dorsed Peter Spellios for the the ZBA through increased terests. Mike Alongi pact of police deadly force deaths on individu- Sports Editor, ext. 1228 als and communities. The pain resonated in the Select Board, I enthusiasti- support from Planning and Certain issues, such as the cally recommend Peter for Development and convinced [email protected] heart-wrenching testimony of Darnella Frazier, rail trail and the new ele- re-election to continue his me to remain. Due solely to Elyse Carmosino who was just 17 the day she and her 9-year-old mentary school are particu- exceptional work. Peter’s persuasive and con- Reporter, ext. 1264 cousin watched Floyd die. larly polarizing. [email protected] Peter’s accomplishments, vincing discussion, I remain “When I look at George Floyd, I look at my dad, Peter is not afraid to sup- leadership, integrity, experi- as a volunteer member. Gayla Cawley I look at my brothers, I look at my cousins, my port an unpopular opinion ence and character demon- As a Town Meeting mem- Regional Editor, ext. 1236 uncles, because they are all Black,” said Frazier, while understanding and [email protected] strate why he earned my ber, I witnessed on many who recorded the cellphone video of Floyd’s death endorsement. occasions Peter’s ability to appreciating the best inter- and posted it on Facebook so that it could not be Cheryl Charles I provide some history and crystallize issues in simple, est of all town residents. News Editor, ext. 1278 ignored. facts to help you understand easily-understood language Peter’s moral compass [email protected] Even so, she wonders if that was enough. “It’s the basis of my opinions. and passionately present is exceptional. I look at so been nights I stayed up apologizing and apologiz- Allysha Dunnigan More than 15 years ago, I his position to the town- many accomplishments Pe- Reporter, ext. 1302 ing to George Floyd for not doing more and not met Peter when I joined the wide body. ter contributed to through- [email protected] physically interacting and not saving his life.” Swampscott Zoning Board Peter applied his steady out the town, such as the Spenser Hasak The world could see and hear Frazier’s testimo- of Appeals (ZBA). During hand to the town’s scal turf eld, dog park, rail trail, Photographer, ext. 1332 ny because Chauvin’s trial was the rst in Min- several years working with management, insisting on beach improvements, trans- [email protected] nesota history to be captured live on camera. It Peter as members of the transparency and fairness parency in town govern- Julia Hopkins should not be the last. ZBA, Peter always invited to the taxpayers in adopting ment and efforts to address Photographer, ext. 1224 The gavel-to-gavel coverage brought a deeper debate and respected other zero-based budgeting. I do our school building issues. [email protected] understanding of what happened in the court- members’ opinions. Peter not recall any point in time To paraphrase the closing Thor Jourgensen room, allowing viewers to see the evidence and appreciated opposing view- that I felt more con dent sentences of my prior en- Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 hear testimony of witnesses and experts. The [email protected] points and spirited, healthy about the state of Swamp- dorsement of Peter: “This transparency was welcome — and necessary. dialogue. scott scal management isn’t just another letter in Daniel Kane Few who watched Darnella Frazier’s video will The town of Swampscott than now. Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 ever forget the horrendously cruel way Floyd died support, because Peter isn’t [email protected] bene ted greatly from Pe- During Peter’s tenure, the just another candidate.” — pinned beneath a cop’s knee while begging for ter’s contributions intellec- town achieved control over Steve Krause In my opinion, Peter Spell- Senior Writer, ext. 1229 his mother, his breath and his life. Yet even be- tually and practically. When ever-increasing real estate ios is the best, most tal- [email protected] fore Chauvin’s trial concluded, Daunte Wright’s Peter decided to leave the tax increases, providing killing at the hands of a Brooklyn Center police ZBA to run for an elected po- a model for other envious ented and most important Tréa Lavery of cer added another video to America’s infamous elected of cial in the town Reporter, ext. 1317 sition on the Select Board, I municipalities across the [email protected] collection. explained my plan to resign state. Peter is persistent in of Swampscott during my It’s imperative that America take action now — from the ZBA to him. developing talent, support- residency. Your vote is criti- Anne Marie Tobin cal and I hope you share my Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 not just with reforms in policing but also by cre- As chair, the time com- ing innovation and acting in [email protected] ating a more just and inclusive society. We have a mitment was dif cult to the best interest of all town gratitude and will vote for verdict in Derek Chauvin’s murder trial and jus- balance with work and fam- residents. Peter. Sophie Yarin tice for George Floyd. Now we need lasting change Copy Editor, ext. 1222 ily. Peter encouraged me to Peter’s steady hand helped [email protected] and justice for all. reconsider. He expressed guide the town through the Marc Kornitsky con dence in my ability to pandemic. Swampscott TECHNOLOGY Tim Noyes Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. 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All address information, particu- houses and took off. Police Floyd verdict gives hope, if larly arrests, re ect police records. stopped the vehicle in front of In the event of a perceived inac- 67 County St. curacy, it is the sole responsibility A motor vehicle crash only eeting, to Black America was reported at 6:52 a.m. of the concerned party to contact Wednesday at 751 Lowell St. the relevant police department and By Aaron Morrison and 2 Catherine Drive. and Kat Stafford have the department issue a no- ASSOCIATED PRESS tice of correction to the Daily Item. Complaints MINNEAPOLIS — Re- Corrections or clarications will not A well-being check was per- lief, even if eeting and be made without express notice of formed after a caller report- momentary, is a feeling change from the arresting police ed observing a male driver that Black Americans department. drinking alcohol “nips” while have rarely known in America: From slavery to driving with a toddler in the Jim Crow segregation to LYNN back seat at 2 Howley St. and enduring punishments 192 Main St. at 11:59 a.m. for living while Black, a Arrests Tuesday. Police stopped the breath of fresh air un- vehicle by Bank of America on tainted by oppression has Morgan Grif ths, 25, of Andover Street. The driver left long been hard to come by. 199 Ragged Road, West the vehicle in the parking lot Nonetheless, the convic- Brook eld, was arrested and and got a ride from his father. tion of ex-cop Derek Chau- vin for murdering George charged with disorderly con- A report of road rage at duct, motor vehicle breaking Floyd nearly a year ago 6:43 p.m. Tuesday on Allens allowed many across this and entering with nothing sto- Lane. A caller reported that city and the nation to ex- len, and assault and battery while she was at a red light, hale pent-up anxiety — on a public employee at 6:54 another driver got out of his and to inhale a sense of a.m. Wednesday. vehicle and started kicking hope. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Darrin Leblanc, 52, of 7 But what might they feel her vehicle. Matthew Aaron Philonise Floyd, brother of George Floyd (left), and attorney Ben Crump Franklin St. Court, was arrest- Naylor, 40, of 17A Heritage hope for? The fate of Chauvin — raise their hands in triumph during a news conference after the murder ed and charged with disor- Drive, Apt. 11, Salem, was conviction against former Minneapolis police Of cer Derek Chauvin in derly conduct at 10:50 p.m. found guilty of murder and summoned for two counts of manslaughter for holding the killing of George Floyd. Tuesday. assault, threat to commit a a knee to Floyd’s neck, guilty on all three counts. ter, roughly 10 miles north ofcers accountable when Paul McGough, 25, of 215 crime, and wanton destruc- choking off his breathing “I feel relief that the jus- of Minneapolis. they go around killing us,” Georgetown Road, Boxford, until he went limp last tion of property. tice system is working — Keith Ellison, Minneso- Robinson said. was arrested and charged May — showed Black it’s working today,” De La ta’s rst Black attorney So again, what might Americans and their com- with OUI-liquor at 9:32 p.m. SAUGUS Cruz said. general, said the jury’s Black Americans hope for Tuesday. patriots once again that Her daughter, Jazelle, decision was a reminder after the outcome of Chau- Melissa Snow, 38, of 7 the legal system is capable sported a hooded sweat- of how difcult it has been vin’s trial? Breaking and Entering of valuing Black lives. Franklin St. Court, was arrest- shirt that read, “Stop to enact enduring change It can’t be about sim- Or at least it can hold ed and charged with leaving A woman reported at 11:27 killing Black people.” Per- and prevent the kind of ply getting more police in one white police ofcer in haps that’s a reminder, upheaval and civil unrest front of a judge and jury, the scene of property dam- p.m. Tuesday that items were Minnesota accountable for stolen from her apartment on her mom said, that there’s that ignited the nation or about locking more of age and operation of a mo- what many declared an still work to do to ensure and the world last sum- them up, said Miski Noor, Founders Way at some point tor vehicle with a suspended unambiguous act of mur- the feeling of relief isn’t so mer. an activist with the Twin license 11:14 p.m. Tuesday. earlier in the evening. Of cers der months ago. eeting this time. Furthermore, Ellison Cities-based Black Visions were dispatched for a report. “This may be the begin- “It’s important to bring pointed out, America has Collective. Accidents ning of the restoration of her (to the square), so she known about and largely “That doesn’t actually Complaints believing that a justice can see what’s happening ignored the root causes of stop the murders of Black A report of a motor vehicle system can work,” said to our people, so that she the upheaval and uneas- people,” said Noor. “We’re crash at 5 p.m. Tuesday at Police received a report of civil rights leader Martin can see what this country iness in Black communi- trying to get into a world Luther King III, echoing a 258 Boston St.; at 8:34 p.m. a disturbance at 7:35 p.m. really is,” De La Cruz said. ties. More than a half-cen- where lives are not lost, sentiment that many ex- Tuesday at 25 Johnson St.; at Tuesday at Wood Spring Black Americans have tury ago, the Kerner and when Black people actual- Suites on Broadway; at 9:40 pressed Tuesday. seen similar moments be- McComb commissions ly get to live.” 8:48 p.m. Tuesday at Anchor “But we have to constant- p.m. Tuesday at Wood Spring fore. In recent years, they empaneled to study racial That’s the hope. Road and Lynn eld Street; ly stay on the battleeld in followed the convictions unrest warned of the dan- Suites on Broadway. As relieved as Floyd’s at 1:22 a.m. Wednesday at a peaceful and nonviolent of the ofcers who killed gers of doing just that. family members are by Boston and New Park streets; Police received a noise way and make demands,” Oscar Grant, Laquan Mc- “Here we are in 2021 the guilty verdicts, none at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday at complaint for teenagers play- he said. “This has been Donald and Walter Scott. still addressing the same see this as a bookend to 108 Grant St.; at 11:38 a.m. ing basketball at 10 p.m. going on for years and one Still, some of these vic- problem,” Ellison said. the pursuit for justice. case, one verdict, does not Wednesday at 8 Broad St. Tuesday at Bristow Park on tims’ families continue to “This has to end. We need And three other former change how systematic press for broader account- true justice. That’s not Minneapolis police ofcers A report of a motor vehicle Bristow Street. Police received a noise racism has worked in our ability from a policing cul- one case. That is a social face trial for the role they crash with personal injury at system.” complaint at 2:12 a.m. ture they say has never transformation that says played in the case. 9:37 p.m. Tuesday at 10 Lau- Alexandria De La Cruz, proved it is meaningfully that nobody’s beneath the Brandon Williams, a rel St. Wednesday from a party on a Minneapolis mother, changed or reformed after law, and no one is above nephew of Floyd’s, called Newhall Avenue. brought her 7-year-old the convictions of police it.” the verdicts a “pivotal mo- Assaults daughter to the intersec- ofcers. Rashad Robinson, pres- ment for America.” Theft tion near where Floyd was And even as the Chauvin ident of Color of Change, “It’s something this A report of an assault and murdered, now dubbed trial moved into its nal an online racial justice country has needed for a battery with a dangerous Police received a report George Floyd Square. days, the Twin Cities re- group, echoed the attorney long time now,” he said. weapon at 4:06 p.m. Tuesday of shoplifting at the Macy’s Along with the hundreds gion and the nation were general. “We need each and every who gathered there — rocked by yet another po- “We cannot, every single on Kingsley Terrace. in the Square One Mall on ofcer to be held account- Broadway at 3:55 p.m. Tues- Black, white and other- lice killing of an unarmed time, have uprisings to de- able. And until then, it’s day. wise — De La Cruz erupt- Black man. This time it liver justice nor should we still scary to be a Black Theft ed in cheers after it was was 20-year-old Daunte have to be in a conversa- man and woman in Amer- announced Chauvin was Wright, in Brooklyn Cen- tion about holding police ica encountering police.” A report of a larceny at 6:50 SWAMPSCOTT p.m. Tuesday at Family Dollar at 200 Union St.; at 9:20 Accidents p.m. Tuesday at 264 Essex St. Nearly 1,500 reported arrested A caller reported that an- Vandalism other driver had hit a street sign on Elwin Street and left A report of motor vehicle at 12:37 p.m. Tuesday. at Navalny rallies in Russia vandalism at 5:22 p.m. Tues- A report of a motor vehicle day at 79 Lake View Ave. crash at 8:32 p.m. Tuesday at By Jim Heintz and protesters to assemble on A report of vandalism at Ellis and Paradise roads. Daria Litvinova Manezh Square, just out- 2:43 p.m. Wednesday at Vista ASSOCIATED PRESS side the Kremlin walls, Market at 391 Essex St. Animals but police blocked it off. In- MOSCOW — Police ar- stead, a large crowd gath- rested nearly 1,500 people A report of a whale possibly ered at the nearby Russian Wednesday during a day of MARBLEHEAD State Library and another in distress at 6:49 a.m. Tues- demonstrations through- lined Tverskaya Street, a day at Preston Beach. Animal out Russia calling for free- Breaking and Entering main avenue that leads to Control was noti ed. dom for imprisoned opposi- the square. Both groups A caller reported a possibly tion leader Alexei Navalny, A report of a breaking and then moved through the whose health reportedly entering at 7:22 a.m. Tues- injured rabbit crawling along streets. is in severe decline after day on Lime Street. A caller Humphrey Street at 11:05 “How can you not come a.m. Tuesday. Animal Control three weeks of hunger reported damage was done striking, according to a out if a person is being to a closet and power washer was noti ed. group that monitors polit- murdered — and not just inside the home. A caller from Tupelo Road ical detentions. him. There are so many po- reported that his neighbor’s The largest of the pro- litical prisoners,” said Nina COURTESY PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Skvortsova, a Moscow pro- Complaints loose dogs had become a tests took place in Moscow, Police detain a man during a protest in support concern at 4:38 p.m. Tuesday. where thousands marched tester. In St. Petersburg, police of jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny in St. A caller reported six kids Animal Control was noti ed. through the center city. Petersburg, Russia, Wednesday. were “wandering around” Some of the people arrest- blocked off Palace Square, A report of a loose dog at the vast space outside the on the property on Pleasant ed were seized before the Millett and Ocean View roads Hermitage museum and tersburg. ter the January protests, Street at 7:24 p.m. Tuesday. protests even began, in- Navalny’s team called was detained outside her at 9:52 p.m. Tuesday. Animal cluding to top Navalny as- protesters instead crowded Control was noti ed. along nearby Nevsky Pros- the nationwide protests for apartment building when sociates in Moscow. the same day that Putin she went out during the PEABODY Navalny’s team called for pekt. It was unclear if the gave his annual state-of- one hour she is allowed to Complaints the unsanctioned demon- the-nation address. In his leave, said her lawyer, Ve- Accidents strations after weekend demonstrations matched A caller reported at 10:16 the size and intensity of speech, he denounced for- ronika Polyakova. She was reports that his health is eign governments’ alleged taken to a police station A report of a motor vehicle a.m. Tuesday that a U-Haul deteriorating and his life nationwide protests that attempts to impose their and charged with organiz- crash at 4:36 p.m. Tuesday was in danger. broke out in January after truck had been parked be- will on Russia. Putin, who ing an illegal gathering. at 2 Stockton Road and 766 hind Eastern Bank on Para- “The situation with Alex- Navalny, President Vlad- imir Putin’s most prom- never publicly uses Naval- Sobol was removed from Lowell St. One person was dise Road for an extended ei is indeed critical, and so inent opponent, was ar- ny’s name, did not specify a taxi by uniformed police, taken to Salem Hospital. we moved up the day of period of time and they were rested. Turnout estimates to whom the denuncia- said her lawyer, Vladimir A motor vehicle crash was the mass protests,” Vladi- unsure if it was abandoned or mir Ashurkov, a close Na- varied widely: Moscow tion referred, but Western Voronin. reported at 5:34 p.m. Tues- stolen. valny ally and executive police said 6,000 people governments have been OVD-Info reported that day at 4 Broad St. One of the A train conductor reported director of the Foundation demonstrated in the capi- harshly critical of Naval- police searched the ofces drivers was cited for failure to at 7:50 p.m. that a group of for Fighting Corruption, tal, while an observer told ny’s treatment and have of Navalny’s organization yield, failure to use care, and youths was playing chicken told The Associated Press. Navalny’s YouTube chan- called for his release. in Yekaterinbrug and de- failure to obey street signs af- and throwing rocks at the “Alexei’s health has sharp- nel that the crowd was In Moscow, Naval- tained a Navalny-afliated ny spokeswoman Kira journalist in Khabarovsk. ter a two-car crash. train. The group was gone ly deteriorated, and he is about 60,000. in a rather critical condi- The OVD-Info group, Yarmysh and Lyubov In St. Petersburg, the A report of a motor vehicle when police arrived. tion. Doctors are saying which monitors political Sobol, one of his most State University of Aero- crash at 9:54 p.m. Tuesday at A report of smoke in the that judging by his test arrests and provides legal prominent associates, were space Instrumentation Peabody Fire Department at area of Blaney Street at 10 (results), he should be ad- advice, said at least 1,496 detained by police in the posted a notice warning 27A Lynn St. A caller report- p.m. Tuesday. The re depart- mitted into intensive care.” people were arrested in 82 morning. that students participating ed a vehicle struck multiple ment was noti ed. Navalny’s organization cities — the largest tally Yarmysh, who was put in unauthorized demon- called for the Moscow being nearly 600 in St. Pe- under house arrest af- strations could be expelled. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 2021

NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS Lynn designates call center Boston Logan airport deletes guilty verdicts in the trial able job getting the blaze Earth Day tweet after ridicule of the former Minneapolis under control. The farm police of cer in the killing has about 20,000 chick- for vaccine appointments of George Floyd. ens, and its store was ex- BOSTON (AP) — In re- By Allysha out of every three Lynn and Archipelago Strat- Democratic Rep. Anas- pected to open as usual on sponse to public ridicule, Dunnigan residents do not have easy egies Group (ASG), the Boston’s Logan Interna- tasia Williams, a leading Wednesday. ITEM STAFF access to the internet, communications rm the tional Airport deleted a Black lawmaker from Authorities are investi- which has only been high- state has contracted to do tweet that encouraged Providence, said in an op- gating the cause of the re. LYNN — The city of lighted by the COVID-19 equity initiative work. travelers to use the airport ed Wednesday that her Lynn has created a call pandemic,” McGee said. ASG has implemented parking garage under the bill to amend the Law En- Rhode Island awarded center to assist Lynn and “This call center is staffed door-knocking and mail- guise that it helped the en- forcement Of cers’ Bill of $1.5 million to track Nahant residents with by 12 local people — some ing campaigns to spread vironment. Rights is needed to make scheduling COVID-19 virus mutations of whom can communicate awareness of the call cen- The post on Monday from sure the process of investi- vaccine appointments at in both English and Span- ter and the accessibility the airport read: “For those gating and disciplining of- PROVIDENCE, R.I. the Lynn Tech vaccination ish — tasked with ensur- of vaccines at Lynn Tech. traveling, parking at the cers for misconduct is fair (AP) — Rhode Island has site. ing those residents who do The call center in Lynn is The call center opened airport brings you close to and transparent. been awarded nearly $1.5 not have technology read- scheduled to last about 10 its lines last Monday and your terminal and reduc- “With the whole world million in federal funding ily available to them are weeks and is open to any- has received about 100 es the impact on the en- nally standing up, rec- to expand efforts to track able to easily schedule a one from Lynn or Nahant calls per business day vironment,” and used the ognizing, mobilizing and COVID-19 mutations, vaccine appointment.” over the age of 16. since. hashtag Earth Day, the protesting against the tri- state of cials announced Kimberly Eng, the chief The equity initiative The center is open on Boston Globe reported. als and tribulations that Wednesday. operating of cer at Lynn work tasked by ASG pro- Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- Earth Day, which is on people of color suffer daily The funding comes from Community Health Cen- motes COVID-19 vaccine day and Friday from 8 a.m. Thursday this year, is at the hands of un t law the Centers for Disease ter (LCHC), said LCHC is equity in the 20 communi- to 8 p.m. and on Thursday marked by many as a day enforcement of cers, now Control and Prevention thrilled to have launched ties, including Lynn, most from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. To to rally support for action is the time to reform our and was included as part this call center speci cally disproportionately affect- schedule an appointment, on climate change. state’s law so that rogue of the $1.9 trillion relief to schedule appointments ed by the pandemic. call 781-595-7747. The Massachusetts Si- cops can no longer hide bill that President Joe for COVID-19 vaccina- ASG is working with With about 12 part-time tions. Lynn to provide hyper- erra Club called the post behind a system of protec- Biden signed last month. employees working re- “As this phone number local, population-speci c “ridiculous greenwashing,” tion,” she wrote. The White House recent- and said Massport, the motely, the city has been gets out into our local communication resources The House Judiciary ly announced that $1 bil- independent state agency able to use a $70,000 groups and neighbor- like the call center. ASG Committee heard testimo- lion would go to the CDC that operates the airport, grant from Massachusetts hoods, our hope is to con- specializes in grassroots ny earlier this month on and state and local health should do more to reduce General Brigham (MGB) tinue ensuring access to mobilization and part- Williams’ bill, which would agencies for genomic se- traf c, emissions and air to form the call center and the communities of Lynn nering with local leaders, change the makeup of po- quencing to track virus pollution. provide onboarding and and Nahant,” she said. community organizations lice disciplinary boards mutations. Others argued the air- employee training. “We are proud to be part- and media partners to that hear misconduct com- Gov. Dan McKee said the port should promote the Mayor Thomas M. Mc- nered with the city of develop community-based plaints, among other steps. funding comes at a crucial use of public transporta- Gee thanked MGB for Lynn and MGB Salem to solutions. But it’s not clear how time. The Rhode Island tion, including the Blue partnering with Lynn and provide this service.” Allysha Dunnigan can much support the propos- Department of Health and Silver lines, and ques- providing funding. The effort is part of a be reached at adunnigan@ al and other policing mea- has estimated that more tioned if the airport was “It is estimated that one partnership with MGB itemlive.com. sures introduced this year than half of the state’s trying to increase revenue have among the state’s new COVID-19 cases are from onsite parking, the Democratic leadership. caused by variants. newspaper reported. Former police leader defends House Speaker Joseph “Rhode Island is in a race It costs $38 to park at Lo- Shekarchi on Tuesday against time with vaccines gan’s Central Parking ga- stopped short of endorsing and variants,” McKee said rage for up to 24 hours and handling of abuse allegations any proposal, as did Gov. in a statement. “As we con- more after that, depending Dan McKee, The Boston tinue to get shots in arms, on the length of the stay, BOSTON (AP) — A for- child. ans called on the city to Globe reports. investing in data collection the newspaper reported. mer Boston police com- The records revealed release the internal af- is an asset that will help The airport decided to missioner is pushing back that an internal police fairs report in its entirety, Fire at poultry farm leaves protect Rhode Islanders delete the tweet after see- against allegations that investigation concluded saying it would show the and our neighbors across ing the reaction, Massport 3,000 chickens dead he failed to take action there was enough evi- full scope of actions taken the country.” spokesperson Jennifer Me- against a now-retired of- dence to support the alle- against Rose. The city has JOHNSTON, R.I. (AP) — The new funding will be higan said in a statement cer who was accused of gations against Rose, and released 13 pages and said An estimated 3,000 chick- Tuesday. used to collect COVID-19 sexually assaulting a mi- that Evans was noti ed it was withholding the ens were killed in a re at “It was clear the post specimens, sequence the nor in the 1990s. of the nding in a 1996 rest to protect the identity a poultry farm in Johnston lacked context. We decided genetic makeup of viruses In a statement released memo. Janey called it of victims. on Wednesday, the farm’s to remove it so we could and share the data. The late Tuesday, Paul F. Ev- "deeply unsettling" that "The nal result of this owners said. reassess our messaging funding is expected to be ans said he and other of - Rose stayed on the force case was unsatisfactory Fire crews were called to going forward,” she said, distributed in early May. cials did "everything that for two decades and later in the 1990s; it continues Baffoni’s Poultry Farm on adding that Massport has It’s intended to help re- could be done" to hold the served as president of the to be unsatisfactory now," “a positive record when Greenville Avenue around spond to existing muta- of cer accountable at the Boston Police Patrolmen's Evans said. "But to sug- it comes to sustainability 5 a.m. after a building tions along with future time. He challenged the Association. gest that there was any and reducing our environ- housing 8,000 chickens variants of COVID-19 and account put forward Tues- Evans defended his han- lapse in leadership or ded- mental impact.” caught re, according to other viruses. day by Acting Mayor Kim dling of the case, though, ication to bring this case WPRI-TV. “While existing vaccines Lawmaker renews call Janey, who said previous saying it was referred to to a different conclusion The re killed about have proven largely effec- police leaders had "ne- prosecutors and children's is not consistent with the to overhaul police 3,000 chickens in the rst- tive against mutations so glected their duty to pro- services. He said a crimi- facts." disciplinary law oor coop, but crews were far, the potential emer- tect and serve." nal complaint was issued Janey ordered the re- able to contain it before gence of new variants re- Evans issued the state- in Roxbury District Court, lease of the records after PROVIDENCE, R.I. it spread to the building’s mains a big question mark ment after the city re- but the case was dropped The Boston Globe report- (AP) — A state lawmaker three other coops. No one hanging over the long-term leased documents from because the victim de- ed on Rose's case earlier in Rhode Island is renew- was reported injured in recovery from the pandem- a 1990s internal affairs clined to testify. this month. ing calls to overhaul the the re. ic,” Democratic U.S. Sen. investigation into Patrick "Everything that could Rose now faces 33 state’s police misconduct Paul Baffoni said the Sheldon Whitehouse said Rose, a retired of cer who be done by the Boston Po- charges involving six al- law following Tuesday’s re ghters did a remark- in a statement. was able to keep his badge lice Department was done leged victims. He has despite a 1995 criminal in this matter to hold Rose pleaded not guilty and his complaint for sexual as- accountable," Evans said. lawyer says he maintains sault on a 12-year-old In his statement, Ev- his innocence. 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"And all of a sud- • Vote to Ratify Director’s Expenses For 2020 tors who tried to calm the partment, said a "small den we just heard three, • Vote to Adopt Loan Limits Prescribed by Massachusetts General Laws man, Early said, and an- crowd" had gathered near- four gunshots, and that • Good of the Order other negotiator reached by during the confronta- was it." • Adjournment Catch up with your favorite team Federally Insured by NCUA in Item Sports! THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Biden to pledge halving greenhouse gases by 2030 By Matthew Daly to move on global warm- Biden to set a target that ASSOCIATED PRESS ing, a divisive and expen- would cut U.S. greenhouse sive issue that has riled gas emissions by at least WASHINGTON — Republicans to complain 50 percent below 2005 lev- President Joe Biden will about job-killing govern- els by 2030. pledge to cut U.S. green- ment overreach even as “Wow. That’s ambition house gas emissions at some on the left worry with a capital A,” Geor- least in half by 2030 as he Biden has not gone far gia Tech climate scientist convenes a virtual climate enough to address a pro- Kim Cobb said Tuesday summit with 40 world found threat to the planet. after learning of Biden’s leaders, according to three The three people who plans. “That target would people with knowledge of know about the White put us roughly in line with the White House plans. House plans spoke on the most ambitious emis- The 50 percent target condition of anonymity sions reductions targets” would nearly double the on Tuesday because they projected by scientists and nation’s previous commit- were not authorized to environmentalists. ment and help the Biden discuss the pledge ahead Cobb, like other experts, administration prod other of Biden’s announcement. said details of Biden’s countries for ambitious Biden has sought to en- strategy will be crucial, emissions cuts as well. sure that the 2030 goal, “because those details will The proposal would re- known as a Nationally likely determine whether quire dramatic changes in Determined Contribution, this ambitious new goal the power and transpor- or NDC, is aggressive can be translated into tation sectors, including enough to have a tangible policy. The clock is ticking significant increases in impact on climate change fast, environmentally and renewable energy such as efforts — not only in the politically.” FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS wind and solar power and U.S. but throughout the Pennsylvania State Uni- steep cuts in emissions world — while also being versity climate scientist President Joe Biden speaks in the East Room of the White House in from fossil fuels such as achievable under a closely Michael Mann said the 50 Washington. No nation offers asylum or other protections to people coal and oil. divided Congress. percent goal “is precisely displaced because of climate change. The nonbinding but The climate target is what is needed ... an ac- U.S. withdrawal from the made action on climate tions intended to sharply symbolically important a key requirement of tionable goal within the pledge is a key element the 2015 Paris climate next decade that puts us global pact under former change a centerpiece of cut fossil fuel pollution of the two-day summit, agreement, which Biden on the path toward limit- President Donald Trump his presidency. He has that contributes to global which begins Thursday as rejoined on his first day ing warming below a cat- was part of Trump’s effort also paused new oil and warming. world leaders gather on- in office. It’s also an im- astrophic 1.5 degrees Cel- to step away from global gas drilling on federal The summit is “the start- line to share strategies to portant marker as Biden sius’’ globally. allegiances in general and lands and proposed a $2.3 ing gun for climate diplo- combat climate change. moves toward his ulti- The climate summit that his oft-stated but false trillion infrastructure macy” after a four-year The emissions target mate goal of net-zero car- Biden is hosting is among view that global warming plan that would remake “hiatus” under Trump, has been eagerly awaited bon emissions by 2050. his first international ac- was a hoax or at least an the U.S. power grid and said Larsen, now a direc- by all sides of the climate Scientists, environmen- tions since the United overstated claim by the add 500,000 charging tor at the Rhodium Group, debate. It will signal how tal groups and even busi- States officially returned world’s scientists. stations for electric ve- an independent research aggressively Biden wants ness leaders had called on to the Paris accord. The Biden, by contrast, has hicles, among other ac- firm. Grizzly victim knew risks of living with bears, friends say By Matthew Brown those who knew him said ASSOCIATED PRESS he accepted the risk as trade-off for time spent BILLINGS, Mont. — in a wilderness teeming Grizzly bears are part of with elk, deer, wolves and life in the gateway com- other wildlife. munities bordering Yel- “People don’t under- lowstone National Park, stand that for us who and backcountry snow- live here, that’s what we mobile guide Charles do every day,” said Scott “Carl” Mock knew well Riley, who said he fished, the risks that come with hunted, hiked and kay- working, hiking and fish- aked numerous times ing among the fear-in- with Mock over the past spiring carnivores, his decade. “When you send FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS friends said. your kid out on a bike on Mock was killed after Bruce McDougal watches embers fly over his property as the Bond Fire burns through the Sil- a trail, you send him with being mauled by a 400- verado community in Orange County, Calif. bear spray.” plus pound male grizzly West Yellowstone has while fishing alone at just over 900 full time res- a favorite spot on Mon- idents but gets throngs of tana’s Madison River, As extreme weather increases, summer tourists as one where it spills out of the park and into forested of the main entrances land that bears wander in into the park. Spring and climate misinformation adapts search of food. fall are the quiet seasons The bear had a dead when work eases up and By David Klepper cused on extreme weather now shifted from deni- A spokesman for Face- moose stashed nearby locals including Riley ASSOCIATED PRESS events tied to a changing alism to focus on its real book said the platform is and wildlife officials say head outdoors. climate — such the Texas world impacts. In some doing more than ever to it likely attacked Mock Riley, who manages a PROVIDENCE, R.I. — storm or recent wildfires ways, that’s a positive, as connect users with accu- snowmobile dealership in Climate scientists have to defend the carcass. that ravaged California it demonstrates increased rate information about cli- The grizzly was shot and the area, said a bear was warned for years that a and Australia. public understanding of mate change. Its Climate in town two nights after warming planet would killed after charging at a “It just isn’t credible to the problem. But it also Science Information Cen- group of seven game war- his friend was mauled. cause more extreme deny climate change or creates new opportuni- ter, created last year, is dens and bear specialists “It’s not like we’re just storms, like the one that the impacts it’s having. ties for those who would now available in 16 coun- who returned the next running around in the walloped Texas in Febru- People see it with their spread bogus claims. tries and nine languages, day. forest tempting them. ary, knocking out power own two eyes,” said Penn “We still see claims that and has a new section Bear spray residue They are everywhere,” he and leaving millions in a State University climate global warming doesn’t dedicated to dispelling cli- found on Mock’s cloth- said. deep freeze. scientist Michael Mann. exist, but we also see mis- mate change myths. ing suggested he tried to Mock, 40, managed to Yet as the snow fell and “So there’s a shift in tac- information about specific YouTube, owned by Goo- ward off last week’s at- call 911 following the the wind howled, some tics. Now it’s softer forms areas — such as the wind gle, was singled out as a tack using a canister of mauling and was found by looked for other explana- of denial, and efforts to turbines in Texas,” said leading source for climate the Mace-like deterrent, rescuers propped against tions for the storm and its diminish the impacts of Emmanuel Vincent, direc- considered an essential a tree with the cannister resulting power outages. climate change.” tor of Science Feedback, a misinformation by the item in the backcountry. of bear spray in one hand, The conservative web- That evolution is evi- global network of scien- U.S. House Select Com- He usually carried a pis- his father, Chuck Mock, site The Gateway Pundit dent online. Media intel- tists based in France who mittee on the Climate Cri- tol, too, but wasn’t on the told the Billing Gazette. made the false claim that ligence firm Zignal Labs work to debunk inaccu- sis. In a letter to Google, day he was killed just a His other hand had been President Joe Biden’s en- analyzed millions of social rate claims about climate the committee urged the few miles north of the “chomped off” as he tried ergy policies somehow media posts, news stories change. “A lot of the misin- tech giant to do more to small town of West Yel- to protect himself. prevented Texas plants and other online content formation is more subtle.” combat falsehoods on its lowstone where he lived, One of the animal’s from generating the pow- and found that overall, Those who still dispute platforms. according to two friends. teeth punctured his skull er the state needed and conversations about cli- a connection to a changing In an emailed state- While some outsiders and Mock died two days “led to Texans literally mate change in the past climate are grasping for ment, YouTube acknowl- questioned the inherent later in an Idaho hospital freezing to death.” 12 months peaked during increasingly far-fetched edged the challenge of perils of such a lifestyle in after undergoing exten- The next day, the con- high-profile natural disas- explanations. Follow- “drawing the lines be- the wake of Mock’s death, sive surgery. spiracy theory website ters, including the Texas ing the Texas storm, for tween misinformation, po- Infowars published a sim- storm and the California instance, some claimed litical speech, legitimate ilarly untrue story that wildfires. Overall, online the snow was fake and debate, and opinion.” YOUR was shared 70,000 times mentions of natural disas- wouldn’t burn, or that it U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor, on Facebook and Twitter. ters and their relationship was the result of weather D-Florida, chairwoman of SOURCE Four days later, U.S. Rep. to climate change also in- control technology used by the House climate com- FOR Lauren Boebert, R-Colora- creased by 27 percent, Zig- Biden. Recent California mittee, told the AP in a do, tweeted to her 100,000 nal found. wildfires? While experts statement that groups followers that Biden’s en- Surveys also show say dry and hot conditions who oppose meaning- ergy policies were “leaving that extreme weather is are to blame, some, in- ful responses to climate Offering clear understanding and millions of Texans freez- changing people’s think- cluding U.S. Rep. Marjorie change — including fossil ing to death.” communication throughout the entire process! ing about climate change. Taylor Greene, R-Georgia, fuel companies — use mis- All those claims were According to a 2019 poll have speculated it might information to confuse the false. In fact, an emer- by The Associated Press- be the work of space la- public. But she said many gency request granted by NORC Center for Public sers. the Biden administration Affairs Research and the Such misinformation people aren’t buying it. gave the state authority Energy Policy Institute persists online, despite “It’s becoming harder for to exceed federal environ- at the University of Chi- stated attempts by online polluters and their allies to keep standing in the mental limits in order to cago, nearly 75 percent platforms to stamp it out. 947 Western Ave., Lynn, MA 01905-2640 provide enough power to of Americans said their While Facebook, Twitter way of climate solutions, Texans. opinions about climate and YouTube have all re- which is why they resort P: 781-599-0096 800-367-1207 to false and harmful mis- To climate scientists and change have been influ- moved content spreading Membership is open to everyone who lives or works in Essex, misinformation research- enced by extreme weather misinformation about information,” she said. Middlesex and Suffolk Counties. $25 minimum deposit required ers, claims like these in the previous five years. COVID-19 or the recent “Most Americans, and to establish membership. Membership eligibility required. mark an important shift: With about 7 in 10 Amer- U.S. election, critics say particularly young Ameri- Instead of focusing on de- icans saying they believe they’ve been less aggres- cans, are demanding their nialism, climate misinfor- climate change is happen- sive when it comes to cli- representatives take this mation is getting local, fo- ing, misinformation has mate information. crisis seriously.” www.rwcu.com A8 THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 2021 LOOK! International Mother Earth Day, National Jelly Bean Day, April Showers Day

WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Queen thankful for ‘support, kindness’ after Philip’s death By Pan Pylas remarks since Philip’s fu- was due to be the focus ASSOCIATED PRESS neral on Saturday, which of royal celebrations this was limited to only 30 year, while the queen’s LONDON — Queen guests because of corona- 95th was always set to be Elizabeth II has ex- virus restrictions. a more low-key event. pressed her thanks for all Because of the limits on The queen said she had the “support and kind- gatherings, the funeral received “many messages ness” shown following wasn’t accompanied by of good wishes” for her the death of her husband, throngs of people arriving 95th birthday, which she Prince Philip. in Windsor to pay their “very much” appreciated. In a statement Wednes- respects to Philip. day posted on her Twit- She is marking her ter account on her 95th However, the public birthday in a low-key birthday and which she have found other ways of fashion at Windsor Cas- personally signed off as getting their messages of tle. Some members of the Elizabeth R, the monarch support to the royal fam- royal family are expected said it has been “a com- ily. Floral tributes with to be with her on Wednes- fort” to “see and to hear cards and letters have day. Her birthday falls all the tributes to my been left at royal palaces, within the two-week royal husband” from within the and an online book of con- mourning period for Phil- U.K., the Commonwealth dolences has been opened ip that is being observed and around the world. offering people across the until Friday. Philip, also known as globe the opportunity to British Prime Minister the Duke of Edinburgh, share their memories of Boris Johnson was one died on April 9 at age Philip. of many people who sent 99. 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©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 2021 English falls to Malden what the girls are capa- Bulldogs came back with VOLLEYBALL ble of once they get going, a few points after that, By Mike Alongi and if they can start play- but Malden’s lead was too ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ing the rst two sets like large and the Golden Tor- they played the third set nadoes were able to take MALDEN — The Lynn (Wednesday), then we’ll the set 25-15. English volleyball team really start making some Malden brought that put together a solid effort noise.” positive momentum right on the court Wednesday Senior captain Merily into the second set, jump- morning, but in the end Folestal led the way from ing ahead early and con- the Bulldogs just didn’t the service line with ve trolling the  ow of the set make enough plays to aces, while middle hit- from the start. The Gold- pull out the win in a 3-0 ter Veronica Moeun had en Tornadoes eventually loss to Greater Boston three kills. stretched their lead to as League foe Malden on the The rst set got off to much as 22-11 before En- road. The Bulldogs fell by a back-and-forth start, glish called a timeout to set scores of 15-25, 14-25, with the two teams trad- regroup. English steadied 24-26. ing the lead over the the ship a bit from there, “It was a similar story rst several points of the but once again Malden’s for us on Monday against game. But, about midway lead was too great to Chelsea where we just through the set, Malden overcome and the Gold- took a little too long to was able to gain a foot- en Tornadoes won the set get warmed up out there,” hold and push ahead to 25-14. said English coach Mike a 19-11 lead, forcing an Haddad. “You can see English timeout. The ENGLISH, B2

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Classical’s Chloe Clement leaps up to return the ball to Chelsea. Classical beats Chelsea in home opener

the last time we played, behind to start the rst VOLLEYBALL so for us to get some good set, but Clement wasted no By Mike Alongi contributions from new time in digging them out ITEM SPORTS EDITOR and veteran players was of the hole. Behind eight great to see.” consecutive service points LYNN — The Lynn Junior captain Chloe — including four aces Classical volleyball team Clement had a huge day — Clement helped push played the rst game on for the Rams, contributing Classical ahead in the set its home court in nearly in a number of areas with to get the momentum go- a year and a half Wednes- 14 service points, ve aces ing. Thoeun chipped in ve day morning, and the and 12 kills. service points and a kill as Rams didn’t disappoint. “Chloe was outstand- the Rams took the set 25- Classical went up against ing,” DeLuca said. “She’s 16 and grabbed all the mo- Greater Boston League such a talented player and mentum. foe Chelsea, taking home there’s certainly a lot ex- Clement continued her a 3-0 win by set scores of pected of her, but she has strong play in the second 25-16, 25-13, 25-23. the ability to take over a set, notching eight kills “The girls have really set at any point, and she and ve service points to been working hard coming did that multiple times push the Rams out to a into this year and they’re (Wednesday).” big lead. Senior captain getting better every day, Samantha Thoeun add- Brooke Warren added four and they really showed ed 11 service points and service points in the set, that (Wednesday),” said six aces, while Isabella and Classical cruised to a Classical coach Frank Faessler had seven service 25-13 set victory. DeLuca. “We basically only points and three aces. ITEM FILE PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE have three kids back from The Rams actually fell CLASSICAL, B2 English’s Merily Folestal had ve aces in a loss to Malden Wednesday. KIPP ends season with tight loss at Methuen

it. We were able to keep the gym,” Langlois said. SCHOOL ROUNDUP the ball on the ground and “The tness part of things By Daniel Kane play our game which is was a tough battle this ITEM STAFF about possession. We kept season. A lot of kids hadn’t the ball on our feet.” done anything for a while. The KIPP boy soccer Jeff Paz scored the lone We had to learn how to team didn’t get the win goal for KIPP on an im- play the ball directly before Wednesday, but head coach pressive play where he the off-ball game got better Jon Langlois and his crew intercepted a pass, beat a towards the end of the sea- still walked away from the last game of the season pair of defenders and n- son. We want to take care with their heads held high. ished off the play by nd- of the tness aspect early The Panthers ended the ing the back of the net. so that we can get right to year with a 3-1 loss on the KIPP ends its rst season soccer in the fall.” road at Methuen. in the MIAA with a 7-4-1 Like any other team, “The game actually end- record and, with almost KIPP is also hoping ed eight minutes early its entire roster returning, COVID guidelines will be because of lightning,” Lan- is already looking towards a thing of the past next ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS glois said. “We were getting the fall. season. Marco Escobar (middle) led the KIPP boys soccer team with 23 goals this a lot of pressure late, we “The boys are already season. think we could have tied talking about getting into ROUNDUP, B2 NFL eliminates preseason OTs, defeats onside kick proposal By Barry Wilner of the Atlanta Falcons and after a score by converting club to be able to get back one year only we’ll try that numbers was a matter ASSOCIATED PRESS long-time chairman of the a fourth-and-15 play from into the game when down and see what that does to of necessity, Vincent and powerful competition com- its 25-yard line. Some own- two scores ... that could be the onside kick numbers,” McKay explained. With NFL owners on Wednes- mittee. “And if you get to ers, general managers and something I see happening McKay said. 16 practice players, some day approved eliminat- subjective things in that coaches consider that too in the future. That is good Also approved were en- of whom can be active on ing overtime in preseason booth, what is the stan- gimmicky, though they are for the player and it is also suring enforcement of all game day, plus retired games and expanded selec- dard? Do we re-of ciate eager to nd a solution to good for those watching the accepted penalties commit- numbers, teams found tion of jersey numbers for the play? the near-disappearance of game.” ted by either team during themselves in need of more receivers, running backs “In this case, it’s objective the onside kick. Owners did approve es- successive extra-point at- options. and defensive backs. (information), there is a Troy Vincent, a former tablishing a maximum tempts, and adding a loss of “Frankly, the players The league also will al- way they could assist. We player who oversees league number of players in the down for a second forward themselves like having low on- eld of cials to get have the technology, really football operations, senses setup zone (between 10 pass thrown from behind the options,” Vincent said. certain “objective infor- good technology now. Let’s value in something close to and 25 yards from the the line of scrimmage, and “I know it is not what we mation” from the replay use that technology and try the Eagles’ suggestion. kickoff) in hopes of enhanc- for a pass thrown after the are accustomed to seeing, of cial and designated to improve. I do get nervous “I do believe there is ing onside kick opportuni- ball returns behind the line. someone on the line wear- members of the of ciating when it goes beyond that.” some merit, maybe not the ties. Defending teams will McKay said a point of ing a single digit, but I department “when clear During a virtual meeting, fourth-and-15, but the fans be limited to nine players emphasis this year will be think it is fun.” and obvious video evidence the 32 owners also tabled want to see the stars with in that zone. cracking down on taunt- The league announced is present.” a proposal by the Philadel- the ball in their hands,” “Special teams (com- ing on the eld. The league that its 2021 schedule, the “I know in my opinion phia Eagles that a team Vincent said. “I think mittee) suggested a max- found too many potential rst with a 17-game regu- what subjective looks like,” be given two chances per there is something there imum number of people incidents in 2020. lar season, will be released said Rich McKay, president game to retain possession with that option for the in the setup zone, and for Increasing available May 12. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 2021

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE THURSDAY Lynnfield at North Reading (4:30) Classical volleyball beats GBL Boys Soccer Saugus at Peabody (5) Classical at Revere (10) St. John’s Prep at BC High (5) Tech at Essex Tech (5:30) Girls Soccer Revere at Classical (6) English at Medford (10) English at Everett (6) foe Chelsea in home opener Golf St. Mary’s at Austin Prep (6) Winthrop at Classical (4) Marblehead at Swampscott (6) Malden at English (4) Arlington Catholic at Bishop Fenwick Revere at Somerville (4) CLASSICAL (7) Volleyball From B1 Nashoba at KIPP (5) Boys Soccer Danvers at Marblehead (5:30) Northeast at KIPP (6) The third set was the Cross Country Girls Soccer tightest battle of the day, English at Somerville (12) KIPP at Northeast (4) and Chelsea actually held Classical at Revere (4) Golf a late lead and nearly ex- FRIDAY Classical at Revere (4) tended the match. But the Football Field Hockey Rams battled back to tie KIPP at Shawsheen Tech (1:30) Revere at Malden (10) the score at 21-21, and then an error by Chelsea gave SPORTS BRIEFS Classical point and service. Up stepped Pamela Kery, St. Mary’s seeking nis and boys tennis. If who calmly notched three interested in either posi- service points to seal the tennis coaches tion, please contact athletic victory for the Rams. director Jeff Newhall at “We were having issues St. Mary’s is seeking jeff.newhall@stmaryslynn. keeping our serves in head coaches for girls ten- com or 781-586-2016. bounds during that third set, so I put in Pamela as a TV/RADIO new player to switch things up,” said DeLuca. “And boy, Baseball did she come up big in the 12:30 p.m...... Arizona at Cincinnati ...... MLB Network 6 p.m...... NY Yankees at Cleveland ...... MLB Network clutch. I was so happy for 7:10 p.m...... Seattle at Boston...... NESN; WEEI-FM 93.7 her, and as a new player 8:10 p.m...... LA Angels at Houston ...... YouTube that’s the kind of thing that 10 p.m...... San Diego at LA Dodgers ...... MLB Network will give her a lot of con - College baseball 8 p.m...... LSU at Mississippi ...... ESPNU dence going forward.” Pro basketball Classical (2-0) hosts Re- 7 p.m...... Philadelphia at Milwaukee ...... TNT vere Monday (5:30). Phoenix at Boston ...... NBCSB; WEEI-FM 93.7 “Revere is always one 9:30 p.m...... LA Lakers at Dallas ...... TNT Boxing of the better teams in the 9 p.m...... Ring City USA ...... NBCSN league, and we’re very Golf used to them after facing 9 a.m...... European Tour: Gran Canaria Lopesan Open ...... Golf them in the Northeastern 3:30 p.m...... PGA: Zurich Classic ...... Golf 6:30 p.m...... LPGA: LA Open ...... Golf Conference for years,” said Pro hockey DeLuca. “We know they’re 7 p.m...... Boston at Buffalo ...... NESNPlus; WBZ-FM 98.5 going to be tough, so we’re Women’s college lacrosse going to have to clean up 6 p.m...... Boston College at Syracuse ...... ESPNU Men’s soccer some of our mistakes in Premier League: terms of execution and de- 3 p.m...... West Bromwich Albion at Leicester City ...... NBCSN cision making. We’re just ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Women’s college volleyball trying to get better every 7 p.m...... NCAA Tournament (semifinal) ...... ESPN2 9 p.m...... NCAA Tournament (regional final) ...... ESPN2 day, and hopefully that will Classical’s Samantha Thoeun (left) and Brooke Warren (right) close in turn into wins for us.” on the ball. NBA

EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division English volleyball falls to Malden W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Philadelphia 39 18 .684 — Dallas 30 26 .536 — Brooklyn 39 19 .672 ½ Memphis 29 27 .518 1 ENGLISH all of a sudden they found opposed to six players on “We played in an ex- New York 32 27 .542 8 San Antonio 28 28 .500 2 Boston 31 27 .534 8½ New Orleans 25 33 .431 6 From B1 themselves tied at 24-24. their own out there. That’s panded league with the Toronto 24 34 .414 15½ Houston 15 43 .259 16 Unfortunately, two un- what we’ll drill down on in GBL and NEC teams a few Southeast Division Northwest Division forced errors by English practice over the next few years ago, and I always re- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB But in the third set, En- Atlanta 32 26 .552 — Utah 43 15 .741 — glish plays its best volley- allowed Malden to capture days as we prepare for the ally enjoyed our matches Miami 30 28 .517 2 Denver 37 20 .649 5½ ball. The Bulldogs scored the set and win the match. next match.” against those GBL teams,” Charlotte 28 29 .491 3½ Portland 32 25 .561 10½ Washington 24 33 .421 7½ Oklahoma City 20 38 .345 23 the rst point and then “We have a young team English (0-2) travels to said Haddad. “Many of Orlando 18 40 .310 14 Minnesota 16 43 .271 27½ matched Malden volley and all of the girls are indi- Medford Monday (5:30). those matches went four Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB for volley the rest of the vidually very skilled play- It’s the rst season in the or ve sets, so I think the Milwaukee 35 22 .614 — Phoenix 41 16 .719 — way. The two sides never ers,” said Haddad. “The GBL for the Bulldogs, and competition level and the Indiana 26 31 .456 9 L.A. Clippers 41 19 .683 1½ got more than two points key now is getting them to Haddad thinks the league parity in the league will Chicago 24 33 .421 11 L.A. Lakers 35 23 .603 6½ Cleveland 20 37 .351 15 Golden State 29 29 .500 12½ away from each other, and play as a cohesive unit as is a perfect t for his team. be great for us.” Detroit 18 40 .310 17½ Sacramento 23 35 .397 18½ Wednesday’s Games New Orleans at Orlando, 7 p.m. Brooklyn at Toronto, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 7 p.m. Winthrop boys soccer caps season with a win Chicago at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Phoenix at Boston, 7 p.m. Golden State at Washington, 7 p.m. Detroit at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Oklahoma City at Indiana, 7 p.m. Charlotte at Chicago, 9 p.m. ROUNDUP captain in the fall. one goal for Winthrop. The Patriots continued Phoenix at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Dallas, 9:30 p.m. From B1 “This puts him well over A young Winthrop team their strong start to the Atlanta at New York, 8 p.m. Friday’s Games Utah at Houston, 8 p.m. Boston at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. 50 goals in his career ends the year at 8-3-2. season with a three-set Detroit at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Miami at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. “There’s a lot of things at KIPP,” Langlois said. “We only graduate four victory over their Greater Miami at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Cleveland at Charlotte, 8 p.m. we couldn’t get to this “We’re expecting a big year seniors and have a strong Boston League foe. Revere Denver at Portland, 10 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Houston, 8 p.m. year without headers and out of him. That comes junior class,” Winthrop won by set scores of 25-21, Memphis at L.A. Clippers, 10 p.m. Washington at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Minnesota at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Denver at Golden State, 10 p.m. throwins,” Langlois said. with a lot of pressure too, coach Kyle Gagin said. 25-8, 25-20. Thursday’s Games Memphis at Portland, 10 p.m. “The heading is actually but we have a great group “The season went well. Isabella Marinez had a big thing too. We can be of guys surrounding him.” Despite all the issues, we ve kills to lead the offen- dangerous in the air. We’ll BOYS SOCCER managed to get through it sive charge, while Sydney NHL be putting in a lot of work Winthrop 2, and get eight wins. That’s Ciano had ve assists. East Division West Division in the preseason, I know Nashoba 0 really a testament to the Alexis Iacoviello had eight GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Marco Escobar putting a The Vikings ended the hard work the guys put aces to lead the way from Wash 46 29 13 4 62 163 141 Vegas 45 32 11 2 66 150 100 NYI 46 29 13 4 62 133 106 Colorado 43 30 9 4 64 154 101 lot of that on his shoulder.” season with the shut- in.” the service line. Pittsburgh 46 29 14 3 61 159 132 Minnesota 44 28 13 3 59 137 117 Escobar led the Panthers out win at Miller Field. VOLLEYBALL Revere (2-0) travels to Boston 44 26 12 6 58 127 110 Arizona 46 20 21 5 45 123 146 with 23 goals this season Youssef Benchikhi and Revere 3, Lynn Classical Monday NYR 46 23 17 6 52 152 124 St. Louis 43 19 18 6 44 124 135 Phila 45 20 18 7 47 128 162 San Jose 45 18 22 5 41 120 152 and is slated to be a senior Zane Bower each scored Somerville 0 evening (5:30). NJ 45 14 25 6 34 115 157 LA 43 17 20 6 40 118 128 Buffalo 46 12 27 7 31 111 156 Anaheim 47 14 26 7 35 104 151 Central Division North Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Carolina 45 30 10 5 65 146 108 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Toronto 46 28 13 5 61 150 126 Opt-out decisions throw Florida 47 30 12 5 65 152 126 Tampa Bay 46 30 14 2 62 153 121 Winnipeg 45 27 15 3 57 144 120 Nashville 47 25 21 1 51 126 132 Edmonton 44 27 15 2 56 141 121 Dallas 45 19 14 12 50 130 113 Montreal 43 19 15 9 47 126 123 Chicago 46 21 20 5 47 129 144 Calgary 45 19 23 3 41 118 133 Detroit 48 16 25 7 39 107 153 Vancouver 39 18 18 3 39 109 125 wrench into NFL draft options Columbus 48 15 24 9 39 117 163 Ottawa 46 16 26 4 36 126 166 Thursday’s Games Colorado at St. Louis, 8 p.m. By Josh Dubow a year,” ESPN draft an- Brandt said those play- build on promising 2019 Boston at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Ottawa at Vancouver, 10 p.m. ASSOCIATED PRESS alyst Todd McShay said. ers rarely came back at the seasons that would have Carolina at Florida, 7 p.m. Friday’s Games Columbus at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. “It’s challenging. It really same level, but the situa- improved their draft stock. Boston at Buffalo, 7 p.m. New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Caleb Farley was the is because you don’t know tion with Farley and the Even several of the top Philadelphia at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. rst top prospect to make Nashville at Chicago, 8 p.m. where they are physically. others is far different since prospects who didn’t opt Toronto at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. the decision that has add- There’s a difference be- they were able to work out of the entire 2020 sea- Washington at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Montreal at Calgary, 9 p.m. ed a whole new layer of Dallas at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Minnesota at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. tween working out and be- out and spend extra time son have limited lm with uncertainty to the annual ing in good shape and then studying lm and working some such as Alabama re- crapshoot that is the NFL football shape. I think it’s on technique that they be- ceiver Jaylen Waddle miss- MLB draft. going to play a big part into lieve will help them in the ing signi cant time with The talented Virginia AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE this year’s draft in terms NFL. injuries, South Carolina East Division East Division Tech cornerback decided of teams just wanting to “That’s all I’ve been doing cornerback Jaycee Horn W L Pct GB W L Pct GB back in July to skip the Boston 12 6 .667 _ New York 7 5 .583 _ know what they see.” is breaking down offensive shutting his season down Tampa Bay 10 8 .556 2 Miami 8 9 .471 1½ 2020 season because of the McShay said he believes coordinators and learning early after coach Will Mus- Baltimore 8 10 .444 4 Philadelphia 8 9 .471 1½ coronavirus. Having lost some teams will opt to take from some of my mentors champ was red and North Toronto 7 10 .412 4½ Atlanta 7 10 .412 2½ his mother to cancer in New York 6 10 .375 5 Washington 6 9 .400 2½ players who played in 2020 and guys in the NFL who Dakota State QB Trey Central Division Central Division 2018, Farley was unwilling over those who sat out if have been playing the posi- Lance playing just one W L Pct GB W L Pct GB to put another loved one Kansas City 9 7 .563 _ Cincinnati 9 6 .600 _ the grades are similar but tion for a long time,” Farley showcase game in the fall Chicago 9 9 .500 1 Milwaukee 10 7 .588 _ at risk and felt it would be most of those top players said. before the Bisons had their Cleveland 8 8 .500 1 Pittsburgh 8 9 .471 2 safer to skip the season no are still expected to go off “Learning new tech- full spring season in FCS. Minnesota 6 10 .375 3 St. Louis 8 9 .471 2 Detroit 6 11 .353 3½ Chicago 7 9 .438 2½ matter the impact on his the board in the top half of niques. I’ve truly grown That lack of game lm West Division West Division draft status. the rst round. and got better in my fun- could lead to some dif cult W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Farley had plenty of Oakland 11 7 .611 _ Los Angeles 14 4 .778 _ Farley has another fac- damentals. I’m just excited choices for decision-mak- Seattle 11 7 .611 _ San Francisco 11 6 .647 2½ players follow his lead, in- tor complicating his sit- to get around a staff, a new ers such as Cincinnati’s Los Angeles 9 6 .600 ½ San Diego 10 9 .526 4½ cluding several others set uation after undergoing defensive backs coach, a Duke Tobin, who could be Texas 8 10 .444 3 Arizona 6 10 .375 7 Houston 7 9 .438 3 Colorado 5 12 .294 8½ to be high draft picks next back surgery in March. He new defensive coordinator contemplating taking a Wednesday’s Games N.Y. Yankees (Germán 0-2) at Cleve- week such as LSU receiv- is expected to be ready for so I know I can just be a player such as Chase or Miami 3, Baltimore 0 land (Civale 3-0), 6:10 p.m. er Ja’Marr Chase, Oregon the start of training camp sponge and soak up every- Sewell with the fth pick Pittsburgh 3, Detroit 2, 7 innings, Seattle (Dunn 1-0) at Boston (Pivetta tackle Penei Sewell, North- and has no regrets on his thing they have to offer.” despite not getting to see 1st game 2-0), 7:10 p.m. western tackle Rashawn decision, even after being While players such as them play in 2020. Houston at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. L.A. Angels (Cobb 1-0) at Houston Slater and Penn State line- forced to skip his pro day Sewell and Chase are still “You’re projecting, it’s Minnesota at Oakland, 3:37 p.m. (Javier 1-0), 8:10 p.m. backer Micah Parsons. Texas at L.A. Angels, 4:07 p.m. workouts because of the expected to be top 10 picks, probably a bigger projec- Friday’s Games Atlanta at N.Y. Yankees, 6:35 p.m. Now it’s up to NFL teams injury. others such as Miami de- tion than when you studied Oakland at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Pittsburgh at Detroit, 6:40 p.m., 2nd to gure out how much to Longtime draft analyst fensive end Gregory Rous- a guy that’s played three Kansas City at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. game weigh those decisions in Gil Brandt, who spent seau, Washington pass years of college football,” N.Y. Yankees at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Toronto at Boston, 7:10 p.m. their draft evaluations and nearly three decades with rusher Joe Tryon, Mem- Tobin said. “That’s our job, Tampa Bay at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. Seattle at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Toronto at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. how to project what kind of the Dallas Cowboys, lik- phis running back Ken- to project them into our Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, prospects they will be. ened the players sitting out neth Gainwell and Central league into our system and ppd. L.A. Angels at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Thursday’s Games Pittsburgh at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. “We’re talking about top 2020 to those who missed Florida cornerback Tay scheme and into our divi- Pittsburgh (Brubaker 2-0) at Detroit Texas at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 10, top 15 players that seasons in the military Gowan might have missed sion and what we do. It’s a (Ureña 0-3), 1:10 p.m. p.m. you haven’t seen in over during the Vietnam War. out on opportunities to year like no other.” THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION FDA inspection found problems at factory making J&J vaccine By Linda A. Johnson high standards for quality, ASSOCIATED PRESS safety and effectiveness,” the FDA said. The Baltimore facto- At the moment, use of ry contracted to make the J&J vaccine is on hold Johnson & Johnson’s in the U.S. as government COVID-19 vaccine was health officials investigate dirty, didn’t follow prop- its possible connection er manufacturing pro- to very rare blood clots. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cedures and had poorly Their decision on whether In an image from police bodycam video that the Columbus Police Department, a teenage girl, trained staff, resulting in to allow the vaccine to be foreground, appears to wield a knife during an altercation before being shot by a police officer contamination of material given could come Friday. in Columbus, Ohio. that was going to be put in On Tuesday, the Euro- the shots, U.S. regulators pean Medicines Agency’s said Wednesday. safety committee said its The Food and Drug Ad- review found the blood Police kill Columbus, Ohio teen, ministration released a clots are a very rare side statement and a 13-page effect but that the J&J report detailing findings vaccine’s benefits out- from its recent inspection weigh that risk. who allegedly attacked 2 with knife of the now-idle Emergent Emergent, a little-known BioSciences factory. drug manufacturing con- By Farnoush Amiri falls backward. The officer the loss of the young vic- and family and the com- Agency inspectors said tractor, was granted a ASSOCIATED PRESS shouts several times to get tim but defended the offi- munities that are hurting a batch of bulk drug major role in the Trump down. cer’s use of deadly force. and grieving her loss,” substance for J&J’s sin- administration’s response COLUMBUS, Ohio — Bryant then charges at “We know based on this Pskai said in a statement. gle-shot vaccine was con- to the coronavirus. The The fatal police shooting of another girl or woman, footage the officer took Pskai said the White taminated with material company has been repeat- Ma’Khia Bryant, a Black who is pinned against a action to protect another House’s focus is “to ad- used to make COVID-19 edly cited by the FDA for teenager seen on video car. young girl in our commu- dress systemic racism vaccines for another problems ranging from charging at two people From a few feet away, nity,” he told reporters. and implicit bias head on” Emergent client, Astra- poorly trained employees with a knife, came within with people on either side The shooting happened by passing legislation on Zeneca. That batch, re- to cracked vials and mold minutes of the verdict in of him, the officer fires about 25 minutes before “much-needed” police re- portedly enough to make around one of its facilities, George Floyd’s killing — four shots, and Bryant a judge read the verdict forms. about 15 million J&J according to records ob- causing outrage by some slumps to the ground. A convicting former Minne- “So our focus is on work- vaccine doses, had to be tained by The Associated over the continued use of black-handled blade sim- apolis Police Officer Derek ing to address systemic thrown out. Press. lethal force by Columbus ilar to a kitchen knife or Chauvin of murder and racism and implicit bias Other problems cited in FDA inspectors started police. steak knife lies on the manslaughter in the kill- head on and, of course, the inspection report were checking the Emergent Officials with the Co- sidewalk next to her. ing of Floyd. It also took to passing laws and leg- peeling paint, black and factory in Baltimore on lumbus Division of Police A man immediately yells place less than 5 miles islation that will put brown residue on floors April 12 and finished their released footage of the at the officer, “You didn’t from where the funeral for much-needed reforms into and walls in the factory, investigation on Tuesday. shooting Tuesday night have to shoot her! She’s Andre Hill, who was killed place at police depart- inadequate cleaning and The inspectors reviewed just hours after it hap- just a kid, man!” by another Columbus po- ments around the coun- employees not following security camera footage pened, a departure from The officer responds, lice officer in December, try.” procedures to prevent con- that showed employees protocol as the force faces “She had a knife. She just was held earlier this year. Kimberly Shepherd, 50, tamination. carrying unsealed bags of immense scrutiny from went at her.” The officer in Hill’s case, who has lived in the neigh- Nothing made at the medical waste around in the public following a se- The race of the officer Adam Coy, a 19-year vet- borhood where Tuesday’s factory for J&J has been the factory, with the bags ries of recent high-profile wasn’t clear and he was eran of the force, is now shooting took place for 17 distributed, the FDA not- touching materials ready police killings that have taken off patrolling the facing trial for murder, years, said she knew the ed. The nearly 8 million to be used to make vac- led to clashes. streets for the time being. with the next hearing teenage victim. doses of J&J vaccine giv- cine batches. The footage The girl was identified by Bryant was taken to a scheduled for April 28. “The neighborhood has en in the U.S. came from also showed employees Franklin County Children hospital, where she was Less than three weeks definitely went through Europe. moving between manu- Services, which said in a pronounced dead, police before Hill was killed, a its changes, but nothing Both Emergent and facturing areas for the release that the 16-year- said. It remains unclear if Franklin County Sher- like this,” Shepherd said Johnson & Johnson said two vaccines without doc- old Bryant was under the anyone else was injured. iff’s deputy fatally shot of the shooting. “This is Wednesday that they are umenting whether they care of the agency at the Woods said state law 23-year-old Casey Good- the worst thing that has working to fix the prob- changed protective gowns time of her death. allows police to use dead- son Jr. in Columbus. The ever happened out here lems as quickly as possi- and showered in between, The 10-second clip be- ly force to protect them- case remains under feder- and unfortunately it is at ble. as required. gins with the officer get- selves or others, and in- al investigation. the hands of police.” After quality problems The inspection report ting out of his car at a vestigators will determine Last week, Columbus Shepherd and her neigh- surfaced late last month, noted that Emergent house where police had whether this shooting was police shot and killed a bor Jayme Jones, 51, had J&J took control of the didn’t sufficiently inves- been dispatched after such an instance. Ohio’s man who was in a hospi- celebrated the guilty ver- factory. The Biden admin- tigate the contamination someone called 911 saying Bureau of Criminal Inves- tal emergency room with dict of Chauvin. But things istration now is working to of the later-discarded J&J they were being physically tigation is now reviewing a gun on him. Officials are changed quickly, she said. move AstraZeneca vaccine batch and didn’t appear threatened, Interim Po- the killing following an continuing an investiga- “We were happy about manufacturing to another to have done any extra lice Chief Michael Woods agreement with the city tion into that shooting. the verdict. But you factory. AstraZeneca’s vac- cleaning after the contam- said at the news confer- last summer for all police White House press sec- couldn’t even enjoy that,” cine is not yet authorized ination was discovered. ence. The officer takes a shootings to be handled retary Jen Psaki called Shepherd said. “Because in the U.S. “There is no assur- few steps toward a group by the independent inves- the shooting “tragic” and as you’re getting one phone The Baltimore factory ance that other batches of people in the driveway tigators under Attorney said President Joe Biden call that he was guilty, I’m halted all production late have not been subject to when Bryant starts swing- General Dave Yost’s office. has been briefed on it. getting the next phone call last week at the request cross-contamination,” the ing a knife wildly at an- Columbus Mayor An- “She was a child. We’re that this is happening in of the FDA. The agency report stated. other girl or woman, who drew Ginther mourned thinking of her friends my neighborhood.” hasn’t given emergency It also noted that the approval to the factory, factory had inadequate which is needed before procedures for assuring any vaccine material that the vaccine substance Utah governor defends support for made there can be distrib- met all quality and purity uted. requirements. All the bulk vaccine It’s unclear how long it substance Emergent has will take the companies to NBA minority scholarship made, plus early batches resolve all the problems at made there and then put the factory, known as Bay- ASSOCIATED PRESS in vials and packaged by view. other J&J contractors, are J&J has pledged to pro- SALT LAKE CITY — being stored and will un- vide 100 million doses for The governor of Utah has dergo additional testing the U.S. by the end of May defended his position to by the FDA, the agency and 1 billion doses global- support a minority schol- said. ly by the end of the year. arship program sponsored “We are doing every- “Right now, we can’t by the Utah Jazz despite thing we can to ensure speculate on any potential criticism from some who that the COVID-19 vac- impact this could have on have called the program cines that are given to the timing of our vaccine racist. the people of this nation deliveries,” J&J said in a Republican Gov. Spencer have met the agency’s statement. Cox was asked last week on a radio show about an initiative started under new Jazz owner Ryan Smith for the team to of- fer a four-year scholarship to an underrepresented or minority student for each of the team’s wins this season, FOX13 reported Monday. FOX13 reported that the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS unidentified caller asked Cox what he would do to Miami Heat’s Dwyane Wade (3) directs his team against the Charlotte stop the team from acting Hornets in the second half of an NBA basketball game in Charlotte, N.C. “in this racist manner?” called the program racist cluding from retired NBA the reasoning behind the Cox told the caller that and accused Cox of “trib- legend Dwyane Wade, who scholarship criteria. he did not think the pro- alism.” called the governor “the The statement said peo- gram was racist and later “It should be illegal, but real MVP.” ple of color are underrep- reinforced his comments in a Twitter post saying, Spencer Cox, the Repub- Wade’s comments came resented in the classroom “if you’re outraged by a lican governor of Utah, is a day after he announced and workforce and that private individual trying totally fine with it,” Carl- that he is buying a stake the goal of the award is to help disadvantaged mi- son said. “What is shock- in the team’s ownership. “to help directly address nority kids go to college, ing and really dispiriting The Jazz did not com- these gaps by providing FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS then I’m definitely not is when you see it from ment on the criticism scholarships to students of your guy.” Republicans.” or Cox’s support of the color who have historical- A pharmacist holds a vial of the Johnson & Fox News host Tucker But Cox also received program, but provided ly received fewer resourc- Johnson COVID-19 vaccine at a hospital in Bay Carlson on Friday also widespread support in- a statement explaining es and less support.” Shore, N.Y. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 2021 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Stress of pandemic changes beloved sister’s personality DEAR ABBY: My sis- a word about it to me. I’m ter and I are best friends. Dear Abby is written by Abigail to the point that I wish She has always been car- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne he would confront me ing, empathetic and pas- and divorce me, but he sionate about helping Phillips, and was founded by her acts like nothing is wrong others. Now, however, mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact in our marriage! I’m con- COVID has turned her Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. fused. What do you rec- into a real piece of work. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. ommend I do next? Since the pandemic be- gan, she has become in- LOOKING AHEAD creasingly sel sh. She IN KANSAS interrupts other people’s new version of her never living arrangements — conversations to talk goes away? perhaps in the fall — you DEAR LOOKING nd a roommate more AHEAD: It’s time to de- about herself and com- IRKED IN IDAHO plains nonstop about how compatible than your sis- cide what YOU want to COVID has ruined her DEAR IRKED: I won- ter. If you do, your rela- happen. Do you want a life, as if the rest of us der if the friends you tionship with her may divorce? Is the status quo weren’t experiencing this share with your sister are improve because you will acceptable to you? If it’s too. having the same reaction be exposed to her less of- the latter, do nothing dif- She shouts hysterically as you are to being inter- ten. ferent than you have been at me when the Wi-Fi rupted and having their doing. However, if it isn’t, stops working and refus- conversations hijacked. If DEAR ABBY: My hus- talk to your husband es to volunteer for the the answer is yes, a group band and I have two chil- about what you are think- most basic household intervention may jolt her dren. We have been mar- ing. tasks. At rst I tried to be back to reality and help ried for 14 years, the last You need to gure out patient because I under- her recognize how obnox- six of which have been why the change in your stand it’s a reaction to an ious it is. sexless and loveless. We marriage happened and incredibly stressful time As to the rest of your tried counseling, and I if it can be xed. He may in her life. However, after complaints about her be- have threatened divorce, have become impotent or 10 monster months of havior, the next time she but nothing has changed. have someone he is seeing this, I’m at my wits’ end. comes screaming to you After I nally realized on the side. If it’s possible We live together, go to about the Wi-Fi failing, that I couldn’t change to repair your marriage, college together and tell her you’ll be glad to him, I changed myself. I counseling would be an share the same friends. help IF she agrees to pull started stepping out and option. However, if it’s How can I tolerate her her share of the workload having sexual relations not, it might be healthier self-centeredness until around the apartment. It with other men. He re- for both of you to talk to a the pandemic is nally goes without saying that cently found out about lawyer and arrange an over? And what if this when you can make other my affairs but hasn’t said amicable divorce. BRIDGE

You spell tomato, i spell tomato! My editor and I have had some Against four hearts, West led the discussions about changing English spade jack. South looked destined spellings to American when the orig- to lose two tricks in each major, but inal was penned by an Englishman — ... he carefully covered with dummy’s or, in this case, an Irishman. Recently, spade queen. Otherwise, three rounds the Associated Press Stylebook has of spades, with West pitching a mi- permitted greater exibility, but I spot- nor-suit card, would have defeated ted an editor-endplaying quotation the contract. East won with the spade from Oscar Wilde: “It is clear that king, cashed the spade ace and shift- humour is far more superior than hu- ed to a club to declarer’s ace. mor.” (Curses! — ed.) Priday cashed the club king, then Two Englishman are rehearsing “You led the heart jack: queen, king, spade say tomato, I say tomato.” They pause, three. Declarer took three diamond and one asks, “What’s funny about tricks ending in the dummy and ruffed that?” a club in hand. This deal features seriously good It was trick 10. Dummy had the A-5- play by Tony Priday, who was one of 4 of hearts and club nine, West held England’s best-ever players. the 9-8-7-3 of hearts, and South re- East’s opening showed a weak two- tained the 10-6 of hearts, spade nine bid in either major. South’s double and diamond jack. Declarer led his promised a good hand, and North’s spade, West ruffed with the heart sev- three-spade cue-bid indicated a max- en, and dummy’s club was discarded. imum pass. West couldn’t take another trick. THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH THIS WEEK IN MOVIES

7 p.m. TNT NBA Basketball Missed Opportunities Two teams that gure to see a lot of each oth- er come the postseason go at it tonight at Fiserv Forum, where Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Mil- waukee Bucks will play host to Joel Embiid and the Philadelphia 76ers in a meeting of beasts of the East. The Bucks drew rst blood in the season series on St. Patrick’s Day, when Antetokounmpo came up big, scoring 10 of his 32 points in overtime to lead Milwaukee to a 109-105 road victory.

8 p.m. PBS Greta Thunberg: A Year to Change the World Airing in its entirety as an Earth Day special presen- tation, this three-part docuseries follows teenage en- vironmental activist Greta Thunberg on her crusade to raise awareness of climate change around the world. As this presentation unfolds, Thunberg steps from behind her podium and onto the frontlines of this ght, traveling to extraordinary locations around the world, meeting with distinguished climate scien- tists and confronting the complexity of what will be required to make a positive impact on this harrowing threat to the Earth.

8 p.m. FOX Hell’s Kitchen In the new Season 19 nale, “Hitting the Jackpot,” the two nal chefs compete in their most important cooking challenge yet, which will determine who re- ceives a life-changing grand prize, including the po- sition of head chef at Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitch- en Lake Tahoe restaurant. Oh, and there’s also the matter of taking the coveted title as “Hell’s Kitchen” Season 19 winner.

9 p.m. ABC Grey’s Anatomy As the hospital’s need for more surgeons grows By Paul Hall daughter as family. one on her motorcycle and hold her Scenes felt independent of each even more critical, Jo (Camilla Luddington) tries to Starting over is a real thing for so There is history between these own against the toughest men and other and not part of a cohesive convince Bailey (Chandra Wilson) to let her switch many individuals. Whether coming two. It seems Damon may have women the bad guys can throw at narrative. A story that held so much specialties in the new episode “Good as Hell.” Else- out of a bad relationship, leaving a been the only person between Vic- her. Because of her past, many of promise was sloppily executed. I re- where, Link (Chris Carmack) accuses Amelia (Cateri- job that saps your lifeblood, or just toria and prison (or worse). He gave these pickups involve individuals ally wanted to like this effort, but the na Scorsone) of crossing a line while he is treating a digging out from mountains of debt, her a second chance at life, and now who just might have a history with brooding and ominous tones of the patient remotely, and Winston (Anthony Hill) comes when people are given the opportu- Damon has another proposition, Victoria and a grudge to settle. Can lm as it plods to its ultimate resolu- up with an out-of-left- eld idea. Kevin McKidd also nity to make a new start, many jump one that uses the talents that got she make all ve pickups and van- tion vanquished my interest. Victoria in trouble with Russian drug quish her past before starting life stars. at it. In the new lm Vanquish, we Vanquish feels like a mountain couriers. Her initial hesitation turns over again? see one such woman who gets a of missed opportunities, but that to agreement when Damon uses a I really like Rose and I love Free- 10 p.m. doesn’t stop my hope for a bright second chance. bargaining chip that Victoria can’t man, but this is a lm that underus- FREE Victoria (Ruby Rose) has a messy future for Rose and continued excel- Everything’s Gonna Be Okay resist: He takes her daughter. Now, es both of them. Freeman delivers past. She is a single mother and her lence from Freeman. Genevieve (Maeve Press) gets a thoroughly unex- Victoria must make ve pickups for momentary glimpses of vintage pected result when she decides to screw up her daughter needs some expensive the former police commissioner and performances, but those glimpses courage and put herself out there in the new epi- medical care. Her boss is Damon he will pay for her daughter’s treat- are eeting and spaced out in a way Paul’s Grade: C- sode “Cave Cockroaches.” Elsewhere, Nicholas (Josh (Morgan Freeman), a former police ments. that minimizes the man’s talents. Vanquish Thomas) has an epiphany about the meaning of commissioner who is currently in The pickups consist of bags of But it isn’t only Freeman who feels Rated: R unconditional love, and Drea and Matilda (Lillian a wheelchair and needs constant cash from some of the most unsa- wasted here, as Rose becomes a Stars: Morgan Freeman, Ruby Rose, Carrier, Kayla Cromer) have a reunion. Adam Faison care. Victoria serves as Damon’s vory locales in the city. Victoria has robot in her chase to nish the job Patrick Muldoon also stars. caretaker and he treats her and her skills: She can outmaneuver any- laid out for her. Director: George Gallo

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CLEANING/ LEGAL NOTICE CITY OF LYNN MAINTENANCE PUBLIC HEARING REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS NAHANT PLANNING BOARD PROPERTY SALE

In accordance with the provisions of the Nahant Zoning Bylaws, Article 15, Section The City of Lynn is requesting proposals for the sale of: 7.03, the Planning Board will hold a Public Hearing on Thursday, April 29th at WE TAKE AND DISPOSE 5:00pm to discuss and act on a submission from the Nahant Board of Selectmen 100 Willow Street, Lynn, MA 01901 (Multi-Service Center) and 57 - 61 Liberty to amend the Nahant Zoning Bylaws by adding new definitions covering marijuana Street, Lynn, MA 01901 (hereafter "Multi-Service Center Properties") 100 to Section 2.02, and by adding a new section to the Nahant Zoning Bylaws, Willow Street (RFP#03-377) is an office style building which contains 17,664 Section 14 - "Marijuana Establishments and Medical Marijuana Treatment square feet of land and three stories. City of Lynn Assessor's Office estimated OF ANYTHING Centers". Consistent with the Governor's orders suspending certain provisions of value at $1,146,600 based on FY20 with an assessment date of January 1, 2019. the Open Meeting Law and banning gatherings of more than 25 people, this The property at 100 Willow Street has been used as soup kitchen and homeless meeting will be conducted by remote participation to the greatest extent possible. shelter since at least 1990 pursuant to a Condition in a Quitclaim Deed dated The public may not physically attend this meeting, but every effort will be made to December 17, 1990 and filed with the Essex County Registry of Deeds on January Cellars, Attics, allow the public to participate in the meeting and/or view and/or listen to the 23, 1991 at Book 10995, Page 149. The City of Lynn, through its mayor and City Garages, Yards, Stores, etc. meeting in real time. Persons who wish to do so are invited to click on the Council, recognize the need to continue operations therein of a soup kitchen and following link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81039100175?pwd=RWJNd1ZQcD homeless shelter. Any prospective purchaser must agree through a covenant in the Call for quick service hwREg0V1FLRmFUek01Zz09 Passcode 306135. If you do not have a camera or deed to continue to lease space for a soup kitchen for at a minimum the of the and best prices. microphone on your computer you may use the following dial-in numbers: identical square footage as currently occupied to a lessee capable of serving the 1-312-626-6799, or 1-929-205-6099, Meeting ID 81039100175, Passcode: current number of meals being provided to members of the Lynn Community for a 306135. Please only use dial in or computer and not both as feedback will distort period of 30 years from the date of the closing. The homeless shelter is in the the meeting. This meeting will be audio and video recorded. To view a copy of the process of relocating its operations. Any prospective purchaser must agree through draft marijuana submission, please contact the Nahant Planning Board by email at a covenant in the deed to continue to lease space to the homeless shelter for at a [email protected]. minimum the of the identical square footage as being let to the Lyn Shelter WE ALSO RENT Association until its relocation is completed. In the event that the Lynn Shelter Nahant Planning Board Association is unable to relocate wits operations within 2 square miles of 100 ROLL-OFF DUMPSTERS Cal Hastings, Chairperson Willow Street, the prospective purchaser must let the present identical square by John Bianchi, Corresponding Secretary footage to the Lynn Shelter Association or another home shelter provider for a 15 yards, 20 yards, and 30 yards minimum period of thirty (30) years from the date of the closing. Any other Item: April 15 and 22, 2021 restrictions are referenced in Request for Proposal (RFP).

Legal Notice The property located 57 - 61 Liberty Street, Lynn, Massachusetts is an accessory parking lot consisting of 17,216 square feet. City of Lynn Assessor's Office 781-593-5308 / 781-598-0646 estimated value at $244,500 based on FY20 with an assessment date of January There will be a Tree Removal Hearing on April 23, 2021@ 9:00am at the 1, 2019. The use of this property will be exclusively restricted to employees, Recreation, Parks & Forestry Department office located at 50 Farm Avenue, agents, guests, and volunteers utilizing 100 Willow Street, Lynn, Massachusetts. Peabody, MA, for the removal of a Public Shade Tree(s) at the following ericzdisposal.com location(s). Requests for Proposal (RFP) specifications may be obtained starting Wednesday, April 21, 2021. Specifications will be emailed or mailed upon request to CLEANING/ [email protected] or calling 781- 586-6893. LANDSCAPING Address: 2 Douglas Street As per the petition of (Debbie Brennan) MAINTENANCE Peabody, MA 01960 Per Order of Brian Grant, Tree Warden A Pre-Submission Conference will be held on site Wednesday, May 12, 2021 at 11:00am. This will include a tour of the property. Weekly News: April 15 and 22, 2021 RONNIE Z RC Proposals must be clearly marked and submitted in a sealed envelope or package Landscaping & to the City of Lynn Purchasing Department, Room 205, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn, Construction LEGAL NOTICE MA 01901 prior to 11:00am, Friday, May 21, 2021. Submission must be MOVING SAUGUS BOARD OF SELECTMEN marked on outside of envelope or package with "RFP #03-377, Multi-Service Leave your moving to us! 781-913-8736 PUBLIC HEARING Center" and submitted in form as required by RFP Specifications. Whether it be one piece or more! [email protected] Notice is hereby given that the Saugus Board of Selectmen will conduct a Public Spring cleanup • Mulching THE MINIMUM PURCHASE PRICE OFFER IS $500,000.00. THE FULL 10% off for senior citizens, Hearing to amend the Town's Traffic Rules & Regulations with reference to PURCHASE PRICE MUST BE PAID TO THE CITY OF LYNN ON THE DATE OF THE veterans, and disabled Pruning • Trimming Highland Avenue and John A. W. Pearce Drive or any other action the Selectmen CLOSING. THE CITY OF LYNN WILL NOT ACCEPT ANY OFFERS WHICH Plantings • Sod-seed lawns may take. CONTEMPLATE FINANCING BY THE CITY OF LYNN OR A 'SELLER'S NOTE". Call Ronnie Mowing • Walkways Patio • Walls • Paver driveways The Hearing will be held in the Saugus Town Hall Auditorium, 298 Central Street. Proposal must be accompanied by proposal security in the form of Certified Check 781-321-2499 Should the quarantine advisory still in place, it will be conducted by Zoom or Bid Bond payable to the City of Lynn in the amount of $10,000. For a free estimate Affordable prices • Free estimates conference on May 11, 2021, at 7:00 PM. The City reserves the right to reject any and all proposals as may appear in the Anthony Cogliano, Chairman best interest of the City of Lynn. FUELS/HEATING LOOKING FOR A WAY TO ADVERTISE Janice K. Jarosz, Temp Clerk The Award of this contract is by the Mayor and the Purchasing Agent of the City of YOUR CONTRACTING OR Item: April 22, 2021 SERVICE BUSINESS? Lynn and will be awarded within thirty (30) days after the Proposal opening. REACH OVER 20,000 JOB INFORMATION This is bid under M.G.L. Chapter 30B, §16 READERS A DAY IN OUR NOTICES SERVICES Timothy Leonard FUEL ASSISTANCE ACCEPTED Purchasing Agent 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE HOME AND BUSINESS PAY CALLS NOTICE We service SERVICE DIRECTORY Don't pay to find work before you get Item: April 21, 22 and 28, 2021 gas and oil the job. Legitimate job placement firms

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By Elaine Ganley and Sylvia Hui meeting delayed ASSOCIATED PRESS PARIS — The guilty as Taliban balk verdict in the trial over George Floyd’s death was By Kathy Gannon 1 and complete the pull- not just celebrated in ASSOCIATED PRESS out by Sept. 11, no matter America. It signaled hope what. KABUL, — An upcom- for those seeking racial The decision to delay ing international peace justice and ghting police the conference came sev- conference that was brutality on the other side eral days after Taliban meant to move Afghani- of the Atlantic and be- insurgents, who are key stan’s warring sides to a yond, where Black Lives to peace efforts, dismissed Matter has also become a power-sharing deal and the U.S.-promoted confer- rallying cry. ensure an orderly U.S. ence in Istanbul as a po- But the ght is far from exit from the country has litical spectacle serving over, activists, victims’ been postponed, its spon- American interests. families and others in sors announced Wednes- No new date was given Europe, South Africa and day. They cited a lack of for the conference, which elsewhere said Wednes- prospects for meaningful was to have started Sat- day. progress. urday under the sponsor- A Minneapolis jury As peace efforts stalled, ship of the United Na- found ex-police of cer Germany’s Defense Min- tions, Turkey and Qatar. Derek Chauvin guilty PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS istry suggested NATO Turkey’s foreign minister Tuesday on all counts of Assa Traore, whose brother Adama, died in the custody of French police military planners were said the conference was murder and manslaughter in 2016, speaks about the guilty verdict in the United States for the for- contemplating a pos- delayed until after the in the May death of Floyd, mer police of cer charged with killing George Floyd, in Ivry-sur-Seine, sible withdrawal of in- Muslim fasting month of whose nal words, “I can’t on the outskirts of Paris. ternational troops from Ramadan, which ends in breathe,” reverberated Afghanistan as early as mid-May. across the world. ots, said the news brought just how much must still The verdict gives new July 4. That’s more than Just hours before the “The name of George hope at a time when the be done “to reverse the strength to demands for two months ahead of the announcement of the Floyd today brings this U.K. is still “in denial” tide of systemic racism equality before the law planned Sept. 11 pullout postponement, a suicide hope ... of a country that about systemic racism. that permeates the lives of and in the everyday lives date. bomber attacked a convoy listens to its people,” “For decades there’s people of African descent,” of the increasingly racial- “The Resolute Support of Afghan security per- said Assa Traore, a lead- been a long struggle here she said. “The ght for jus- ly diverse societies of Eu- headquarters in Kabul sonnel, wounding seven ing voice among those in trying to exact some kind tice goes on.” rope, where minorities, are currently considering people in the capital Ka- France denouncing al- of justice, and we’ve never The verdict in the Chau- even second and third whether to shorten the bul. The Interior Ministry leged police brutality and been satis ed with that vin trial has special reso- generation nationals, still withdrawal period,” said said civilians and security urging racial justice for justice,” he told the AP. “I nance in post-apartheid struggle for respect. German Defense Ministry personnel were among the the nation’s large Black just hope that this new at- South Africa. Few may understand spokesman David Helm- wounded. and North African popu- tention really focuses the “Despite the end of that better than Lee Law- bold. “The 4th of July is The attack was the rst lation. minds of those in charge apartheid nearly three rence. He has fought for now being considered as in weeks in the capital, Traore, who spoke in an in this country.” decades ago, we are still justice for three decades a pullout date. The minis- even as targeted killings interview with The As- Wheatle’s life story was working to establish a since his mother was shot try informed the (German have escalated and Af- sociated Press, has been recently dramatized in truly non-racial justice during a police raid on parliament’s) defense ghanistan’s security per- seeking justice since the director Steve McQueen’s system,” said William her London home in 1985, committee about this to- sonnel have come under 2016 death of her younger “Small Axe” anthology, Gumede, chairman of the triggering the Brixton day.” relentless attacks by Tal- brother, who died in police about London’s West Indi- Democracy Works Foun- riots of that year and in- Still, the latest delay iban insurgents. Recent custody after a chase. The an community. dation promoting good spiring his memoir, “The in getting Afghanistan’s months have also seen an death was not lmed and “What I’m most con- governance in Africa. Louder I Will Sing.” warring sides to hammer increase in government its cause has been erce- cerned about is the at- The verdict “will inspire The of cer who shot out a peace deal under- bombing raids on suspect- ly disputed. Assa Traore titudes of the policemen South Africans to press Cherry Groce, paralyzed scored the dif culties the ed Taliban positions and led a massive Black Lives up to this day,” he added, for similar accountability until her death in 2011, Biden administration increased raids by Afghan Matter protest in Paris citing repeated cases of here,” he added. was never prosecuted. and NATO are facing in special forces. following Floyd’s death Black youths being tar- “The ... policing and jus- Lawrence said that “we orchestrating an orderly Residents fear the at- last May. geted in stop-and-search tice system, is still rigged would never have had this exit from conict-scarred tack could be a harbinger Acclaimed British au- operations. against those who are result back in 1985,” and Afghanistan. of what’s to come as for- thor Alex Wheatle, who The U.N. human rights Black and poor,” said Ju- that the Chauvin verdict Both have said they eign troops prepare to be- grew up in a children’s chief, Michelle Bachelet, dith February, a lawyer signals hope and prog- would begin withdrawing gin their nal withdrawal care home and was jailed said governments need to and board member of the ress to all those who have their remaining troops — from Afghanistan. No one at 18 for taking part in rethink policing practices. Nelson Mandela Founda- fought for justice over the a total of close to 13,000 — took immediate responsi- the 1981 Brixton race ri- Floyd’s death emphasizes tion. years. from the country on May bility for the attack. Oxygen supply disruption kills 22 COVID-19 patients in India NEW DELHI (AP) — shik, a city in Maharashtra dered an investigation of exacerbated the slowdown Twenty-two COVID-19 pa- state that is the worst hit by the leak, state Health Min- in global vaccination cam- tients on ventilators died in the latest surge in coronavi- ister Rajesh Tope said. paigns. India is a major a hospital in western India rus cases in the country. India has reported a new vaccine producer but was on Wednesday when their Television images showed record 295,041 coronavirus forced it to delay deliveries oxygen supply was inter- white fumes spreading in cases, as the daily death toll of shots to focus on its do- rupted by a leak in a supply the hospital area, causing crossed 2,000 for the rst mestic demand. So far, India line, of cials said. panic. time. has administered over 130 Suraj Mandhar, the dis- Surinder Sonone, a po- Even with hospitals million doses of vaccines in trict collector, said the sup- lice of cer, said the leak oc- struggling, Prime Minister a nation of nearly 1.4 billion ply of oxygen has since re- curred in a pipe connecting Narendra Modi on Tuesday sumed to other patients. the oxygen supply to the advised state governments since mid-January. Fire of cer Sanjay Baira- main tank in the hospital against imposing a harsh Overall, India has report- gi said the leak was halted complex. lockdown in favor of mi- ed more than 15.6 million PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS by the re service within 15 Five of the 140 COVID-19 cro-containment zones as con rmed cases, the second A woman cries after her husband died of a minutes, but there was sup- patients were shifted to an- he sought to avoid another highest behind the Unit- leakage in the oxygen plant of a hospital in Na- ply disruption in the Zakir other hospital, he said. economic slump. ed States. The number of shik, in the Indian state of Maharashtra. Hussain Hospital in Na- The state government or- The surge in India has deaths stood at 182,553. Putin warns of ‘quick and tough’ Russian response for foes Local news in the palm of your hand By Vladimir will determine where it is and tough.” Isachenkov in each speci c case,” Putin As Putin spoke, a wave ASSOCIATED PRESS said. “Those who organize of protests started rolling any provocations threaten- across Russia’s far east in MOSCOW — President ing our core security inter- support of imprisoned op- Vladimir Putin on Wednes- ests will regret their deeds position leader Alexei Na- day sternly warned the more than they regretted valny, and a human rights West against encroaching anything for a long time.” group said over 400 were further on Russia’s security Moscow has rejected arrested. 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Medical and Alex Veiga erage rose 252 points, or FactSet. device maker Edwards ASSOCIATED PRESS 0.7 percent, to 34,072 and “Those companies that Lifesciences rose 5.6 per- the Nasdaq rose 0.7 per- meet or beat on revenue cent after also reporting Stocks were mostly high- cent. and paint a nice picture strong financial results. er in afternoon trading Small-company stocks for the rest of the year Investors are looking to Wednesday as investors far outpaced the broader are being rewarded,” said justify the market’s ad- continued to work through market after slumping a J.J. Kinahan, chief strate- vance this year, despite company earnings reports day earlier. The Russell gist with TD Ameritrade. the lingering pandemic and closely watch the bond 2000 was up 2.1 percent. “When a railroad company and higher-than-normal market. Health care stocks The yield on the 10-year is saying we really see im- unemployment. There are helped lead the broader Treasury held steady at provement for the second also signs of COVID infec- market higher after sev- 1.56 percent. half of the year, that’s a tions increasing outside eral companies reported Netflix slumped 7 per- really good sign.” the U.S. in major econo- cent for the biggest decline Railroad operator CSX mies such as India and solid financial results. The PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gains were shared broad- in the S&P 500. The video said its first-quarter profit Brazil once again. ly, with industrial compa- streaming pioneer disap- Traders work at the New York Stock Exchange. fell because of higher ex- Big companies to re- penses, but it expects to nies, banks and technolo- pointed investors with its and as competition from roughly 80 members of the port their results after latest report on subscriber benefit as the U.S. econ- Wednesday’s closing bell gy companies also lifting rival services picks up. 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