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Armed suspect evades Lynn Police The State Police STOP (Special By Steve Krause Police said they received a call The of cers went in after the Tactics and ITEM STAFF at 7:15 a.m. Saturday about an man, police said. Also, because lo- Operations Team) “unwanted guest” at 51 Liberty cal police thought he might have LYNN — Police are seeking a team surrounds St. When police arrived, they said barricaded himself inside the an apartment 36-year-old man who was involved apartment, the state police STOP, in an armed standoff Saturday they saw a man, and that one building of the of cers thought he saw a also referred to as a SWAT team, searching for a morning at a Liberty Street home, was summoned. weapon in the man’s hand. Also, man with a gun and who may have left behind a By the time of cers were able to loaded rearm magazine when he police said, the woman who called on Liberty Street.  ed the second- oor apartment. yelled out that he had a gun. STANDOFF, A2 ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON WE REMEMBER Crighton pushes for students’ oral health By Allysha Dunnigan ITEM STAFF LYNN — State Sen. Brendan Crighton (D-Lynn) is advocating for $475,000 for ForsythKids to continue offering school-based ac- cess to oral health in more than 60 communities across the state, in- cluding Lynn. This amendment was passed by the Senate and is awaiting approv- al from the House. Crighton said in years past, this funding has gone so he is con dent that some level of funding will be provided moving forward. Every year, Crighton said the del- egation prioritizes dental care in schools, saying this was something Mayor Thomas M. McGee always A sea of ags line a Boston Street entrance to Pine Grove Cemetery in Lynn. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK championed when he was a sena- tor. “I think people sometimes don’t realize how big an impact den- Swampscott tal hygiene can have on a young person’s overall health and their ability to learn, to speak clearly, to pays tribute get adequate nutrition and a good night’s sleep,” Crighton said. “All of these things can be greatly affected to fallen if they’re not having proper dental care.” ForsythKids provides dental ex- heroes ams, screenings, and sealants at no cost to students whose families By Steve Krause may not have insurance or can not ITEM STAFF afford the costs that coincide with SWAMPSCOTT — The town of dental care. Swampscott got an early jump on ob- According to Crighton, one in serving Memorial Day Sunday with a four children have a cavity by the ceremony in Monument Square paying time they get to kindergarten, with tooth decay being the most com- tribute to Massachusetts military per- mon chronic childhood disease in sonnel who have died in action during the United States. the War on Terror. These issues can be treated, but The Field of Heroes ceremony was Crighton said it’s about making the presented by the Military Friends solution easier and more accessible Foundation and Swampscott Veterans to all kids. Services. The Forsyth Institute was found- Included among those honored and ed in 1910 as a dental in rmary for mourned were Marine Corps Capt. children in need. Now, ForsythKids Jennifer Harris, and Army specialists treats more than 3,000 students Jared Raymond and Justin Mooers. PHOTO | PAULA MULLER per year, and 90 percent of those “I shouldn’t have to be here,” said children fall below the poverty line. SPC Zachary Grady of the 54th MA Volunteer Infantry Regiment opens the MEMORIAL DAY, A3 Memorial Day ceremony with the National Anthem at Swampscott Town Hall. CRIGHTON, A3

INSIDE Nahant The Class of 2021 will Students from Lynn the class City solicitor to parade around Saugus of 2020 cautions decorated serve as interim By Elyse Carmosino Saugus’ class of 2020 a cars last June attorney for Lynn ITEM STAFF heartfelt, but socially-dis- schools. A3 to celebrate tanced, send-off. against graduation SAUGUS — A COVID- School Committee Chair Opinion with a parade era tradition will live on Thomas Whittredge said Harmful effects of this year with the return through the domestic violence several parents who en- coyotes of a car parade to honor town. The felt in schools. A4 joyed the idea have since the town’s 2021 graduates. district plans By Elyse Carmosino reached out to him to in- Put on with the help of to continue ITEM STAFF LOOK! quire about whether or the Saugus School Com- the tradition Swampscott not the district planned NAHANT — It’s coy- mittee, Superintendent of for the class resident celebrates to bring the parade back, ote season, and police are Schools Dr. David DeRuo- of 2021 and one century. A8 noting car parades have warning residents to keep si, and High School Princi- beyond. grown increasingly popu- an eye on their pets. Sports pal Michael Hashem, the lar in other districts as well. Police Chief Robert Dw- Pioneers win big event was born last spring PHOTO | TOM yer said his department on Senior Day. B1 with the hope of giving PARADE, A3 WHITTREDGE has received several com- plaints from residents in the last 90 days regarding coyotes seen wandering the area. Peabody schools plan to offer remote learning this fall In the chance of a face- to-face encounter with the By Anne Marie Tobin that all school learning (except year in September. rial High) to be fully in-person. animal, he reminded res- ITEM STAFF for programs already in place “DESE’s guidance yesterday is (That’s why) we have applied for pre-pandemic) this fall must be in line with what we expected,” a single-district virtual school idents to keep their wits PEABODY — The district’s about them. in-person. said Vadala. “They will not allow because that is the only way to plans to offer a fully-remote “Don’t let coyotes intim- Superintendent of Schools Dr. traditional in-person schools to offer remote learning next year. learning program this fall are idate you,” Dwyer said. Josh Vadala said he expects that offer hybrid or remote learning It’s an additional option for our moving closer to reality despite “Pay attention to your sur- Peabody’s Personalized Remote next year. Peabody plans for all students who will bene t from it Thursday’s Department of Sec- roundings when walking Education Program (Peabody of our current schools (eight ele- or need it.” ondary and Elementary Edu- P.R.E.P.) will be in place for stu- mentary, Higgins Middle School COYOTES, A7 cation (DESE) announcement dents for the start of the school and Peabody Veterans Memo- REMOTE, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/ DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 60° VOL. 142, ISSUE 147 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 52° COMMUNITY CALENDAR ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-2 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY MAY 31, 2021 OBITUARIES Armed suspect evades Lynn Police Harold Mindel, 91 STANDOFF 1929 - 2021 From A1 LYNN - Harold Mindel, a get inside the apartment, native born Chelsea-boy, ded- the suspect had fled, icated leader in the North having jumped out a sec- Shore Jewish Community, lov- ond-floor window, police ing Brother, devoted Father, said. They confirmed this Grandfather and friend to all by viewing a video of the who have known him passed incident a few hours later, away on May 30 at his home police said. in Lynn, Massachusetts at the While the man is still age of 91. at large, police said he State police Better known to his child- left behind a fully-loaded negotiators hood friends as “Lefty”, Mr. magazine with ammuni- march down Mindel graduated from the tion. Liberty Street Williams School in 1944 and in Lynn. Chelsea High in 1947 where Steve Krause can be he was a pitcher for the var- reached at skrause@ ITEM PHOTO | sity baseball team his junior itemlive.com. JIM WILSON and senior years. He then went on to earn a law degree from Suffolk University in 1953 as five Grandchildren, Samantha well as his Masters of Educa- Barhai, Noah Mindel, Laura Flaming gas leak forces tion from Boston University in Mindel, Robert Mindel and 1958. He served as a Corporal Esme Mindel as well as two in the National Guard as part Great Grandchildren. He is also of the 72nd Artillery Battalion survived by his loving Sister evacuation of a dozen homes before being awarded an hon- Shirley Bluestein and her hus- orable discharge in 1952. band Samuel of St. Louis, MO MARSHFIELD (AP) — Mr. Mindel’s dedication to his and their children Diane, Alan, A gas leak ignited Satur- community and caring for oth- Randee and Michelle. day morning in front of a ers is a testament to the legacy Service Information: A residence in Marshfield, that he leaves behind. All of graveside service will be held sending plumes of flames those that knew him would all on Tuesday June 1, 2021 into the air and forcing of- agree he was a true “mensch”. at 2:00pm in the Chevra ficials to evacuate about a Someone who always cared for Mishnas Cemetery on Fuller dozen homes. others above himself. Street in Everett. The fire continue to burn *Off the record, Harold was The Mindel family will be throughout the day and also known to be a pretty good welcoming Shiva calls be- into the evening until it dancer and loved any type of ginning Tuesday afternoon was put out around 7 p.m., music with a Latin beat. immediately preceding ser- according to the Marsh- Mr. Mindel is survived by vices. Please contact Sta- field Police Department. his children, David and Holly netsky-Hymanson for loca- “The gas line has been Mindel of Brooklyn, NY. Andrew tion details. isolated and shut down Mindel and Debbee Carter For more information or to and the fire is OUT!,” the of Salisbury, MA and Hal and register in the online guest- police wrote in a tweet. Susan Mindel of Boca Raton, book, please visit www.sta- Jennifer Fields, who lives PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS FL. His Daughter-in-law Marla netskyhymansonsalem.com. in a nearby home, said she Firefighters work at the scene of a gas leak and fire in Marshfield. Mindel of Marblehead, MA and saw flames when she looked out the window Saturday neighbor’s house for fear it fighters found a downed Cross of Massachusetts morning and then heard would burn,” Fields said. power line, which they responded to the scene to fire engines and emergen- “They have been pumping think may have ignit- offer assistance, according cy vehicles arrive. Video water on it all day long,” ed the leaking gas from to the Massachusetts De- she filmed of the gas leak because the flames were an underground main, partment of Fire Services. showed a pillar of fire shoot- so close, she said. WCVB-TV reported. Around 36 homes were Deborah Lynne Bradley-Potter, 71 ing up from a sidewalk. Marshfield fire Chief No injuries have been without gas and fewer with- 1949 - 2021 “I was concerned for my Jeffrey Simpson said fire- reported and the Red out power, the police said. LYNN - Born October 2, 1949, the youngest of 7 sib- lings. Deb transitioned on May Tulsa pastors honor ‘holy 21, 2021, after losing her mul- tiyear and courageous battle with cancer. Deborah was the daughter of ground’ 100 years after massacre the late Charles William Brad- ley of St. Louis/Alton IL and By Peter Smith the singing of “Amazing Florence Mae Fowler of Nova ASSOCIATED PRESS Grace.” Particularly at histor- Scotia. A Lynn resident, Deb TULSA, Okla. — When attended the Callahan and ically Black churches, white attackers destroyed speakers emphasized a Burrill schools, graduated from the prosperous Black Lynn Classical in 1968 and call for financial repara- neighborhood of Green- tions — both for the few went on to attend Salem State wood 100 years ago this College and Boston University. centenarian survivors of week, they bypassed the the massacre and for the Deborah was a faithful mem- original sanctuary of the ber of St. Stephen’s Memorial wider, economically strug- First Baptist Church of Episcopal Church in Lynn. gling North Tulsa area, North Tulsa. Employed by Digital Equip- James Edward Bradley (Elisha where the city’s Black By the church’s own ment Corp/HP Roxbury, Deb C. Bradley) of Salem; Jesse T. population is largely con- account, the attackers worked as a Financial Analyst Potter, II, of Lynn. centrated. and operated the plant-wide Grandchildren include: Mi- thought the brick veneer “The main problem is Payroll & Corp. petty cash. chael Fleuriel, Jr., Felicia Fleuri- structure was too fine for that our nation is always Worked at GE and Lynn Police. el, Travis Fleuriel, Maiyah Fleuri- a Black-owned church. trying to have reconcili- Was involved with the Curwin el, and Gianna Fleuriel; Jailen The mob destroyed at ation without doing jus- Circle Park and Recreation Bradley, Jaiden Bradley, Jaicob least a half-dozen other tice,” Faison said. “Until Program, and was creative as- Bradley, and Jaiziah Bradley. churches while burning repentance and repair are sistant to Betty Downes, who Deborah is also survived by and leveling a 35-square- seen as inseparable, any owned the Designer Shop. A a great grandchild, Elijah J. block neighborhood in one PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS attempt to reconcile will Runway Model for Dept. Stores Shields and a host of nieces, of the nation’s deadliest Rev. Robert R.A. Turner, pastor of the historic fail miserably.” spasms of racist violence. in ‘80’s’ - Lechmere, Filene’s. nephews/great nieces & neph- Vernon African Methodist Episcopal Church, The Rev. Robert Turner, Estimates of the death toll Deborah served on the City ews in several states. looks at a stained glass window in Tulsa, Okla. pastor of nearby Vernon of Lynn Democratic Commit- Service Information: Vis- range from dozens to 300. African Methodist Epis- On Sunday, First Bap- tee, the MA Governor’s Task itation: Monday, May 31, Tennessee, who preached across Oklahoma on Sun- copal Church, which also tist’s current sanctuary Force for Raising Minimum 2021 4:00 PM - 7:30 PM at the service and is assis- day, a day ahead of the traces its roots to before throbbed with a high-deci- Wage, was a member of ECCO Funeral: Tuesday, June 1, tant to the bishop of social official centennial dates. the massacre, echoed that bel service as six congre- sentiment in an interview (Civil and human rights), St. 2021 11:00am action for the Full Gospel More civic activities are gations gathered to mark before his own church’s Stephen’s Pastoral Care Team, Followed by burial at Pine Baptist Church Fellow- planned for Monday and the centennial of the mas- service. Choir member, former Vestry Grove Cemetery ship. Tuesday, including a can- All services to be held at: sacre and to honor the “It’s not a tragedy that’s member, Eucharistic Minister. He said the centennial dlelight vigil and a visit by Deborah was married to St. Stephen’s Church, 74 S. persistence of the Black left in 1921. It’s a tragedy both honors the victims President Joe Biden. Jesse Timothy Potter (1984) Common Street, Lynn, MA church tradition in Green- that continues to live each from Indianapolis, and she is For More Info - www.go- wood, as shown in the of the massacre and “cel- The commission that day that lacks justice,” survived by him and her sister odrichfuneralhome.com pulsing worship, call-and- ebrates the resilience organized the centenni- said Turner, who protests Carol Smith, of Lynn. response preaching and and the resurgence of an al designated Sunday as weekly outside Tulsa City Children and their spouses heavy emphasis on social amazing people of God.” Unity Faith Day and pro- Hall, calling both for rep- include: Tiffany Bradley (Mi- justice. Similar commemo- vided a suggested worship arations and for a post- chael Fleuriel, Sr) of Lynn; Greenwood is “holy rations took place at guide that each congrega- humous criminal investi- ground,” said the Rev. many houses of worship tion could adapt, including gation of the massacre’s John Faison of Nashville, throughout Tulsa and scriptures, prayers and perpetrators. For Biden, a deeply personal Memorial Day weekend observance By Jonathan Lemire tery on the official obser- service for the country,” lone military trumpeter ASSOCIATED PRESS vance. said Biden, addressing a play taps at a memorial to The death of his son from crowd of Gold Star mil- Delaware’s fallen troops. NEW CASTLE, Del. brain cancer at age 46 is itary families and other Biden appeared to pay — President Joe Biden ever-present for the elder veterans in a ceremony the chill no mind, remain- marked his first Me- Biden, with the loss defin- at War Memorial Plaza in ing for the entirety of the morial Day weekend as ing so much of his world- the shadow of the Dela- 75-minute ceremony and commander in chief by honoring the nation’s sac- view, dotting his speeches ware Memorial Bridge. “I mouthing the words to the Don’t let the rifices in a deeply personal and stirring his empathy know how much the loss closing rendition of “God manner as he paid tribute for others in pain. hurts.” Bless America.” When it Sunday to those lost while The Memorial Day “They’re the guardians was time, he snapped a sa- story go untold. remembering his late son weekend, long a important of us and we’re the guard- lute to the wreath laid at Beau, a veteran who died moment for Biden, took on ians of their legacy,” Biden the memorial. Share your loved one’s story. six years ago to the day. added poignancy this year said of those who served in Biden had attended the As a cold rain fell, Biden as the president spoke fre- the armed forces. “Despite ceremony nearly every [email protected] | 781-593-7700 made his annual appear- quently and emotionally all the pain, I know the year for decades, and it ance at the commemora- of his own loss while ex- pride you feel in the loved was at last year’s event tion in New Castle, not pressing the gratitude of a one you have lost.” when he emerged for the far from his Wilmington nation for the sacrifices of Though a tent was first time since the onset In partnership with home, a day before he others. overhead, the cold wind of the COVID-19 pandem- planned to do the same at “I can’t thank you whipped the rain onto the ic, spotted with a mask Arlington National Ceme- enough for the continued guests as they watched a while laying a wreath. MONDAY MAY 31, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Swampscott The Class of 2021 will pays tribute to parade around Saugus

PARADE Street before 6 p.m. fallen heroes From A1 Whittredge emphasized that all participating ve- MEMORIAL DAY stan since the aftermath “Some of the kids I’ve hicles must be driven by a From A1 of 9/11 were read aloud, seen around are very ex- parent or guardian. with a bell tolling for each cited about it,” Whittredge The parade will make Raymond Harris, who has one. said. “I saw another town its way to Appleton Street lost several more mem- Both police and fire hadn’t done a parade last and take a right on Cen- bers of his family in the chiefs, Ronald Madigan year during COVID, but tral Street before driving last two years. “This never and Graham Archer, re- they’re doing one this through Saugus Center, gets easier. I lost my wife, spectively, were in at- year. They probably see Adams Avenue, Dow, Den- my sister, and my Jenni- tendance, as were Town that other towns are doing ver and Talbot streets, and fer. It’s been 14 years since Administrator Sean Fitz- it and having fun with it. Highland Avenue. It will I lost Jennifer.” gerald and state Sen. “It doesn’t need to be a come to an end in the Mid- Harris said his daugh- Brendan Crighton of COVID thing. It’s a fun dle-High School parking ter, a Marine helicopter Lynn. thing and a new tradition.” lot, where students will pilot, died in 2007 because Also participating were Last year, Whittredge be greeted by a crowd of she was simply trying to members of the Massa- said 149 out of 160 stu- teachers and staff. help people. chusetts National Guard, dents and their families “I was blown away by About 150 people braved Boy Scout Troop 53, Ocean participated in the event, how many teachers came the excessively miserable Bay Junior Troop 72182, coming out in droves with out last year,” Whittredge cold and rainy conditions and Daisy Troop 70359. their cars draped in red to said. “Through everything Sunday to honor the 330 Readers of the roll call represent Sachem pride. else, they really love their people from Massachu- included Sgt. First Class “We had a great turnout kids, and it really shows at setts who have died since Daniel Bertrand (of Lynn) last year. We had hun- events like this.” the War on Terror, either of the Army National dreds of people on the He added the parade is in action or of post-war Guard; Brigadier Gen. side of the road, and I’m a fantastic way to honor “hidden wounds,” that be- Andrea Gayle, Army Na- hoping to have even more Saugus graduates, even gan after the attacks of tional Guard; Brigadier this year,” he said. “Now post-COVID. Sept. 11, 2001, said Sarah Gen. Michael Finer, Army that we have fewer re- “We’re trying to make it Sweeney, a military wife National Guard (state re- strictions, people can get a yearly tradition moving and a member of the Mil- tired list); Past State Pres- out there without masks forward. No matter who’s itary Friends Foundation. ident Karen Lounsbury, on and put up some signs on the committee, I’m hop- “We are here because Gold Star Mothers of Mas- to show support for these ing that they stick with it,” there is a debt we can nev- sachusetts; Chief Mas- kids, because they defi- he said. “It’s a good time for er repay,” Sweeney said. ter Sgt. Patrick Burke, nitely deserve that much.” the kids. Everybody keeps “Let us learn their names, Air Force Reserves; Vice This year’s car parade saying they missed out on and let us learn all about PHOTO | TOM WHITTREDGE President Kathy Marden, will take place June 1. a lot, and they did, but at them. They have all fallen Students from the class of 2020 decorated their Gold Star Mothers; and Participants are asked to the same time, we’ve tried during the global war on Lt. Junior Grade Michael gather at Blessed Sacra- to make some new memo- cars last June to celebrate graduation with a terror.” Thompson, Coast Guard ment church on Summer ries for them, too.” parade through the town. The Military Friends Foundation has been hon- veteran. ‘ oring War on Terror vic- SPC Zachary Grady, tims since 9/11, and gen- 54th Mass. Volunteer In- Peabody schools plan to offer erally do so around the fantry Regiment (honor anniversary of the attack, guard) played both the na- Sweeney said. However, tional anthem and TAPS. the town wanted to hon- “Today’s weather doesn’t matter,” said Fitzgerald, remote learning this fall or the fallen on Memorial Day weekend. whose older brother Ger- The group decorated the ald Jr., served in the first REMOTE for fully-remote learning. sonalized learning experi- routines will be “very much square with markers sig- Gulf War and whose fa- From A1 Approximately 140 K-12 ence,” said Erin Graham, a like it is now,” Lord said. nifying the 330 victims ther and numerous uncles students have informed third-grade remote teacher. Learning and teaching will last year, but because of were also veterans. Vadala said virtual-learn- the district they are com- Executive Director of Re- be based on the current cur- COVID-19 there was no “We will never, ever for- ing schools have been mitted to P.R.E.P. mote Learning Dr. Chris riculum, just as the district ceremony. This was the get the sacrifices these around “for some time. “We had a lot of students Lord said more than 1,300 does with in-person learning. first full service for the veterans made,” said Fitz- “The legislation to allow who were happy with re- students were involved in At the high school and middle occasion, said Sweeney, gerald. “So we can pause these community virtual mote learning and wanted to remote learning this year school levels, core academics whose husband, Mike, for a second to uphold that schools isn’t new, but oth- finish out the school year re- with approximately 800 (math, science, English, social is the veterans agent for torch that remains lit (in er than places like Tech motely so as to limit disrup- still in remote. studies) will be taught in the Lynn and Swampscott. their honor).” Connections Academy and tions,” Vadala said. “We know Lord cited numerous rea- morning with electives tak- As part of the service, The town will also have Greenfield MAVA, it really many of them will come back sons why P.R.E.P. presents a ing place in the afternoon. wreaths were laid in front a Memorial Day ceremony hasn’t been utilized before,” to in-person in the fall, but “perfect option” for learning Fifth-grade student Yan- of the markers commem- Monday (11 a.m.) at the he said. “The Commission we still have many who are “The home is a better na Felismino said she is orating Harris, Raymond Swampscott Cemetery. (Jeff Riley) has been re- not keen on hybrids and who learning environment for excited about the future. and Mooers. Also, the ally consistent with this prefer remote learning. We some students. Also, person- “This year has been an names of each of the men Steve Krause can be since we started talking believe that a portion of our al time increases as there is adventure for me and I and women who had died reached at skrause@ with him in March about population will benefit from less time spent on, or wait- can’t wait to see what’s in either Iraq or Afghani- itemlive.com. this. We knew that a vir- this and we wanted to be out ing for, buses and there is ahead,” she said. tual program within our in front. This program will more free time for parents to “This is probably the sil- schools was not going to be allow people to choose the spend with their students,” ver lining to the pandemic,” an option in the fall, so we program that works best for he said, adding that remote said Lord. “Students have Crighton pushes wanted to formalize a pro- them.” students can participate in experienced an extraordi- gram that will be allowed. In an informational vid- after-school activities, such nary learning experience The only way to do that is eo posted on the district’s as clubs and sports. this year. Remote learning is for students’ to apply as a single-district website, several persons The district has submit- becoming a part of the adult program so the state knows indicated their strong ted an application to DESE. world that students need to we have accountability.” preference for a fully-re- Vadala expects that he will be prepared for. It seems like The district based its mote program. receive feedback on the pro- the Peabody learning com- oral health decision to offer remote “My child has learned so gram by the first week of munity wants to have an learning on an initial in- much this year,” said Jess June. After that, the matter opportunity like this in the CRIGHTON clinics to establish a den- terest survey. The district Perrault, adding that her goes before the School Com- future for their children and From A1 tal home, especially those followed with an online child has met many more mittee, then to the state for we are going to provide it.” identified with ongoing or pre-registration to gauge people than she would have final approval. Once ap- Care is offered to un- urgent dental needs.” the interest level. Vadala with in-person learning. proved, students may begin Anne Marie Tobin can derserved populations in More than 51 million said the district is one of “Remote learning really the registration process. be reached at atobin@ Massachusetts at schools, school hours are lost each 13 seeking state approval gives students a more per- Remote K-5 students’ daily itemlive.com. day care centers, neigh- year due to dental-relat- borhood facilities, home- ed illness, according to less shelters, summer ForsythKids’ website, and camps, and public events. the American Academy of City solicitor to serve as interim If a participant is cov- Pediatric Dentistry rec- ered by MassHealth or ommends children be seen private dental insurance, by a dentist by age one, or Forsyth will bill insurance attorney for Lynn schools when the first tooth comes for services but there is no co-pay, fee, or charge to in—whichever comes first. By Allysha Dunnigan As the interim attorney, would be to help us get Allysha Dunnigan can families or schools. Crighton said he expects ITEM STAFF the School Committee these meetings done in All children and young to hear about the funding agreed that Markopoulos an appropriate way and be reached at adun- adults at each site are eli- before July 1, which is the LYNN — The Lynn will offer his expertise in the meantime, we can gible to participate, even if deadline for the House School Committee ap- to answer questions that have further discussions [email protected] they are uninsured. budget to be completed. pointed city attorney may arise at meetings. on what will be done next,” George Markopoulos as School Committee mem- McGee said. ForsythKids said its LAW OFFICES OF Allysha Dunnigan can the interim attorney for ber Michael Satterwhite Committee vice chair “staff works to connect JAMES J. CARRIGAN participants and their be reached at adun- the district to replace John expressed his concern Donna Coppola said she families to local dental [email protected] Mihos, who died unexpect- about having a city at- thinks Markopoulos will • Social Security Disability edly May 21 after serving torney representing the work well as the interim • Workers Compensation in the position since 1985. • Accidents schools, citing circum- attorney and member Lor- 25 years located across Last Thursday night’s stances where the city and raine Gately said Marko- from Lynn District Court committee meeting started school don’t agree on cer- poulos was already locat- 15 Johnson St. call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 off with a moment of si- tain matters, such as what ing and looking at Mihos’ lence as Mayor Thomas M. 781-596-0100 to start your to do with the old Thurgood work log when she stopped JAMES J. CARRIGAN daily subscription. McGee recognized the loss Marshall Middle School. by his office last week. ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN and said the committee “I just want to make sure “I think he has it in hand LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL will carry Mihos with them that there’s some guidelines and has a good under- www.jamescarriganlaw.com as they move forward. there and if (he) wants to standing of what we need [email protected] Selling a house? “We’re all meeting to- help that’s fine but I think and I think he would do a night with heavy hearts for we should not forget that Buying a house? really good job for the in- the loss we have sustained there’s some competing in- terim,” Gately said. 781-593-7700 Find out what properties from one of our colleagues terest in regards to school With Markopoulos tem- Publishing Daily, except Sundays and friends,” McGee said. property,” Satterwhite said. porarily filling in, McGee USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 recently sold in your area. “John was committed to In response to that, Mc- said the committee will Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA and additional offices. this committee and the Gee said in terms of what have further discussions Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item Check out many members and super- is on the agenda, most of of who will be the perma- Subscriptions the Real Estate page intendents over the years, the work has been done. 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E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS Harmful effects of domestic 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 News Editor Gordon R. Hall violence felt in schools 110 Munroe St. W J. K T¢  J £¤ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Editor J. Patrick Norton Last year, the Lynn Pub- to teach students about olence committed by police Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T£¥ Michael H. Shanahan lic Schools (LPS) offered healthy relationships. personnel themselves. The Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman teachers professional de- But the problem is still Biden Administration, mak- Customer Service velopment on trauma-in- prevalent. ing reference to the #MeToo Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 formed learning. This year, In 2019, the Lynn Police movement, has made end- Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 LPS offered an anti-bias Department’s Domestic Vi- ing violence against women All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 curriculum. The progres- olence Unit handled about a top priority. This will hope- 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 sion of these two trainings 1,800 cases and 1,243 re- fully mean more opportuni- Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 highlights a connection that straining orders were filed ties for funding. Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 I would like to see us make in Lynn District Court. Third, another conse- Classified/Legal Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 between domestic violence, While numbers may be quence of domestic violence [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 one of the most common down in 2020, experts be- that victims and survi- Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 and intractable sources of lieve that violence has most vors are left to deal with is [email protected] housing. We are having an trauma, and current nation- likely increased but gone Circulation al movements. underreported because of important conversation in [email protected] The harmful effects of do- the COVID-19 pandemic. Lynn about affordable hous- Ext. 3 mestic violence, or intimate Here are some ideas that ing that is also happening partner violence are felt in I support to help us better in cities around the country Newsroom our schools through its im- prevent and respond to do- facing a shortfall in housing [email protected] pact on children as well as mestic violence on the local supply. Resources for victims [email protected] through economic insecurity, level that draw on the mo- and survivors of domestic vi- Ext. 4 food insecurity, housing insta- mentum from larger nation- olence should be prioritized Sports EDITORIAL bility, and public safety when al conversations. in that conversation. [email protected] intergenerational trauma First, the City of Lynn, Finally, the lethality of Ext. 5 creates cycles of violence. spurred by advocacy from domestic violence increas- Important national con- the Lynn Racial Justice Co- es drastically when there Retail and Online versations are creating op- alition, is considering the is a gun in the household, Advertising [email protected] In defense of the portunities for us to make formation of an unarmed including unlawful guns. progress on stopping do- crisis response team. This Community and City lead- ADVERTISING mestic violence. Black Lives would be a great way to ers are working together Ernie Carpenter Jr. right to protest Matter has called attention make professionals available to improve communication, Director of Advertising to racial disparities and re- with specific skills and train- build trust, address racial and Business Development, ext. 1355 forming public safety. The ing, including de-escalation disparities in government, [email protected] Editorial from the Los Angeles Times “Me Too” movement has and sensitive or clinical sit- and help make people of col- Ralph Mitchell editorial board highlighted the harmful uations involving mental or feel safer when interact- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 On a night in mid-December 1773, a group of about trauma caused by sexual health, substance abuse, and ing with the police. Greater [email protected] 60 men who had disguised themselves as Native harassment and assault. domestic disputes. trust in the community will Patricia Whalen Americans boarded three merchant ships at a Bos- The City of Lynn should A victim of domestic vio- support efforts to take un- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 ton wharf and dumped dozens of chests of imported build on many ongoing ef- lence weighs many consid- lawful guns off the streets. [email protected] tea into the cold dark waters — an act of civil dis- forts currently underway erations in deciding wheth- This work will require co- BUSINESS OFFICE obedience that damaged private property in protest to prevent and respond to er to call the police. Among operation and resources. We should center and elevate the Susan J. Conti against government tax policies. domestic violence and draw those are some reasons not Controller, ext. 1288 Conservatives these days hail that moment; in fact, on momentum from those to call, like the risk of blow- voices of victims and survi- [email protected] a faction on the right a few years ago co-opted the national movements to pre- back from the abuser and vors. Even by listening, we can support progress that those Ted Grant name tea party as its own. Yet conservative state leg- vent this too common source the potential immigration Publisher, ext. 1234 islators across the country have been behaving less of underlying trauma. and economic consequences on the frontlines are making [email protected] like the revolutionary rebels for whom they express The Lynn Police De- to the victim’s family if the by destigmatizing the issue and undercutting the myth Marian Kinney admiration and more like British colonial overlords partment, Essex County abuser is arrested. An un- ext. 1212 by introducing, and in some states passing, dozens District Attorney’s Office, armed crisis response team that domestic violence is a pri- [email protected] of laws aimed at curtailing the fundamental right to vate issue and not a matter of Department of Children would give victims another Will Kraft public protest. How counter-revolutionary. and Families, and Healing option that might work bet- public importance. If you or someone you know Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 The murder of George Floyd by a Minneapolis po- Abuse Working for Change ter in some circumstances. [email protected] lice officer a year ago prompted waves of protests (HAWC) have an effective This model has the poten- is experiencing domestic across the country, including Los Angeles. But Floyd’s High Risk Team that meets tial to free up police resourc- violence, call 911 if you are Paula Villacreses killing was hardly the first such outrageous act by in immediate danger and A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 regularly to coordinate re- es to be more available for [email protected] government officials, and the Floyd protests were not sponses in dangerous do- physically dangerous law call 1-800-547-1649 to reach HAWC’s 24-Hour hotline. the first outpouring of anger and opposition. In fact, mestic violence cases. enforcement scenarios. Mike Shanahan the Black Lives Matter movement so feared and re- Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 The Lynn Police Depart- Second, prioritize funding Jared Nicholson is a can- [email protected] viled by the right began with a hashtag campaign af- ment has a dedicated unit to train police officers for didate for mayor of Lynn. He ter George Zimmerman’s 2013 acquittal in the death to respond to domestic vio- those scenarios where they is currently a member of the Carolina Trujillo of Trayvon Martin. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 lence calls. are involved in responding Lynn School Committee and [email protected] It is in our national DNA to respond to the objec- Organizations like Girls to domestic violence calls a law professor at North- tionable through public protest. Inc. partner with LPS and to address domestic vi- eastern University. Jim Wilson Street actions in the late 1950s and the 1960s Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 spurred watershed changes in civil rights protections NATE ANDERSON [email protected] and helped bring an end to U.S. involvement in the CIRCULATION Vietnam War. Three decades of protests also helped change public awareness and national policy on nu- Lisa Mahmoud What Memorial Day means to me Manager, ext. 1239 clear energy and weapons. And don’t forget the 1999 [email protected] anti-World Trade Organization protests, or the Occu- py Wall Street movement a decade ago. This weekend, Americans As we honor and mourn Day, I hope you’ll join me in CUSTOMER SERVICE But some conservative politicians don’t like such will pause to remember and those lost, we also remem- a renewed commitment to La’ Mosha Ball protests. Since Donald J. Trump’s election as presi- honor those who have made ber and celebrate who service – a commitment to Customer Service, ext. 1276 dent — which spurred massive protests by women the ultimate sacrifice, laying they were. They were sons, live a life worthy of the sac- [email protected] around the world — 45 states have considered a total down their lives in service to daughters, sisters, broth- rifice that’s been made for GRAPHICS of 226 bills addressing free assembly and free speech us here at home. ers, mothers, fathers, wives, each of us. If brave women rights, many of which would restrict public protests It’s perfectly fine to spend and husbands. They were and men are willing to lay Trevor Andreozzi or reduce protections for protesters, according to the this holiday like others, at- friends, neighbors, and co- Designer down their lives for people [email protected] International Center for Not-for-Profit Law, which fo- tending a backyard party or workers. They came from they will never meet, con- cuses on supporting civil societies. just savoring a day off. But every walk of life you can sider what you are willing Aaron Fee Of those, 18 states — primarily Republican-led this day is somber for many. imagine. to do. Designer ones in the South and Midwest — have enacted 34 As a combat veteran, I’m The brothers in arms I’ve I believe in my heart ser- [email protected] bills; 64 measures are still pending. filled with many memories lost were some of the most vice isn’t limited to wear- Edwin Peralta Jr. Anti-protest bills are of a piece with voter suppres- and emotions on Memorial amazing people I’ve ever ing a uniform. All of us can Designer sion efforts. They are attempts to shut off the polit- [email protected] Day. known. Remembering them make a difference by work- ical participation first of Black Americans, but also We’ve all heard it said that gives me a sense of tremen- NEWSROOM of anyone else moved to stand with them, or anyone ing to improve the lives of the cost of war is not only in dous pride. They knew the others. who would stand against other actions that the gov- dollars but in lives affected. risk, but they went into Mike Alongi So, celebrate Memorial Sports Editor, ext. 1228 ernment supports. The truth behind that state- harm’s way and gave of Day any way you desire [email protected] This is dangerous ground, no matter where on the ment is a painful, visceral themselves for a greater – sleep in, cook out with political spectrum you may stand. Democracy is pred- reality for many. Those who purpose. Elyse Carmosino icated on the free exchange of ideas and the ability of friends, enjoy the outdoors, Reporter, ext. 1264 gave their last full measure It is an amazing country [email protected] people to openly express support, opposition or even have left an unfillable hole we live in where people are have a cold beer, or attend ambivalence regarding government actions. with their families, their willing to answer the call of one of the many ceremonies Gayla Cawley Of course, the right to protest is not the right to ram- in your communities. But News Editor, ext. 1236 friends, and their commu- service to protect and pro- [email protected] page or block a highway or halt a pipeline or derail a nities. vide for others. Throughout please also take pride know- public hearing. Yet we already have laws attending to It is staggering to consider history, those women and ing from the United States Allysha Dunnigan those issues, and people engaged in civil disobedience the immense loss of life we men in uniform have en- have emerged brave souls Reporter, ext. 1302 anticipate that they will face arrests for their actions. memorialize – every name sured we at home remain willing to serve, fight, and [email protected] It’s a step they are willing to take. or grave marker represents free and prosperous. sacrifice for us. Spenser Hasak Tellingly, the same Republicans who rail about vio- a lifetime of experiences cut For their sacrifice, I’m Celebrate the freedoms Photographer, ext. 1332 lent protests last summer seem to have no problem at short. Distant battlefields proud of those I knew and we have, but never forget [email protected] all with the protesters who stormed the U.S. Capitol have robbed us of untapped those I didn’t know. I’m what they cost. and assaulted police officers in hopes of overturning Julia Hopkins potential our society can proud I had the privilege to Nate Anderson is execu- Photographer, ext. 1224 the results of a presidential election. For the record, never know. We are left to wear the same uniform they tive director of Concerned [email protected] had Trump’s supporters on Jan. 6 marched from his imagine who those young did. I’m proud that gener- Veterans for America and rally on the Ellipse to the police lines at the Capitol Thor Jourgensen people might have been or ations to come will do the a veteran of the war in Af- Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 steps to decry the certification of Joe Biden’s victory, what they might have done same. ghanistan. He wrote this for [email protected] we would have defended their right to do so (while had they returned home. As we pause on Memorial InsideSources.com. also blasting the lies they were espousing). But they Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 didn’t do that; an assault on the seat of government [email protected] to usurp democracy is not protest but insurrection. LETTER TO THE EDITOR All the same, the indefensible acts of property de- Steve Krause struction and violence by the few cannot be used as a Senior Writer, ext. 1229 [email protected] mechanism to muzzle the many — regardless of the Thank you, Lynn Police content of the message. That includes voices that ex- To the editor: this very heart-breaking sit- Thank you so much: Tréa Lavery Reporter, ext. 1317 press hatred, racism and intolerance. Officer Brendan Slepoy On May 1, my son, Mi- uation. [email protected] We disagree with those who deny the existence of Officer Rachel McInerney chael McAleer, passed away My family and I would like white privilege in our society, but they certainly have a Officer Ed Cauley Anne Marie Tobin suddenly at his residence in to personally thank each Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 right to utter their bigotry — and those who recognize Officer Matthew Ruggiero Lynn. one of the officers who were [email protected] the echoes of history have a right to offer counterargu- Detective Sean Hogan ments, whether these take place in quiet conversations, The Lynn police officers at the scene. With all the Sophie Yarin unpleasant things happen- Detective Joshua Hilton Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 the letters pages of this newspaper, or on the streets of that came to the call that [email protected] cities coast to coast in a spontaneous movement decry- day were very professional, ing in this world, these offi- Monique McAleer ing police violence. kind and compassionate to- cers treated us with nothing and family TECHNOLOGY ward me and my family in but respect and kindness. Swampscott Tim Noyes Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] MONDAY MAY 31, 2021 A5 Community Calendar Monday, May 31 - Sunday, June 6

The Community Calen- cial St., 7:30 a.m.-2:30 and 8 exams hant Lifesaving Station. Friday, June 4 Thursday, June 3 dar runs every Monday p.m. Wakefield-Lynnfield Municipal and covers the week from Chamber of Commerce PEABODY Education Monday through the fol- LYNNFIELD in-person breakfast con- Convocation, Veterans Board of Assessors meet- lowing Sunday. Items for versation, upper Common Memorial High School, ing. 9-11 a.m. via Zoom. the Community Calendar across from Chamber’s 5 Monday, May 31 485 Lowell St., 7 p.m. can be sent to calendar@ Monday, May 31 Common St. office, 8:30- Friday, June 4 itemlive.com. Please in- 9:30 a.m. Municipal clude the town, type of Education The Memorial Day re- Saturday, June 5 Entertainment event (education, enter- No school Memorial Day Municipal membrance will be held on The (Virtual) Friday tainment, municipal), Select Board meeting to at 10 a.m. at Cedar Grove Education Night Book Group. 6-8 Entertainment place and time of event. discuss Zepaj Lane layout, Cemetery followed by the Graduation, Veterans p.m. via Zoom. MarketStreet Sweat Merritt Center, 600 Mar- 11:30 a.m. remembrance Memorial High School, offers workouts on The ket St., 6 p.m. in front of City Hall, 27 485 Lowell St., 10 a.m. LYNN Green, 600 Market St., ev- Lowell St. SWAMPSCOTT ery day. See marketstreet- Friday, June 4 lynnfield.com for schedule. Tuesday, June 1 Tuesday, June 1 SAUGUS Monday, May 31 Education unicipal Municipal unicipal M High School graduation, Education M See town website Vet- Monday, May 31 Planning Board meeting 275 Essex St., 5 p.m. MCAS science grade 9 Town offices closed for via Zoom, 3 p.m. erans Services for virtual Memorial Day. exams Municipal City Council budget com- Memorial Day remem- Entertainment mittee meeting via LCTV/ brance NAHANT Memorial Day. Town Recreation Department Tuesday, June 1 Facebook Live, 4:30 p.m. Hall closed. offers archery for ages 7-9. Board of Park Commis- Municipal Tuesday, June 1 Monday, May 31 See peabodyma.myrec. Memorial Day ceremo- sioners meeting via Zoom, ny to be held at Riverside Housing Authority, 5:30 Education Municipal com for registration infor- 6:30 p.m. Ceremony. 11 a.m. p.m. Housing Authority Public Arts Commission MCAS English Language Memorial Day ceremony mation. Tuesdays through office, 6 Duncan Terrace. meeting via Zoom, 6:45 tests Grades 6 and 7 to be held at Green Lawn June 8, 4:30 p.m. Board of Health, 6 p.m. p.m. Cemetery. 11 a.m. Wednesday, June 2 via Zoom. Zoning Board of Appeals Municipal Wednesday, June 2 Entertainment meeting via LCTV/Face- Library (18 Summer Tuesday, June 1 Wednesday, June 2 book Live, 7 p.m. St.) returns to normal op- Education The (Virtual) Yoga Expe- erating hours, masks no Municipal MCAS grade 8 mathe- rience hosted by the Sau- Municipal matics and grade 5 exams Thursday, June 3 longer required, program- COVID-19 vaccine clinic gus Public Library. 6:30- Select Board, 6 p.m. Via ming will remain virtual, at Nahant Town Hall. 10 7:30 p.m. Via Zoom. Zoom. Municipal see lynnfieldlibrary.org for a.m. Thursday, June 3 EDIC Board meeting via more information. Housing Authority meet- Municipal Thursday, June 3 Education Zoom, 8:30 a.m. Board of Library trustees ing. 5 p.m. via Zoom. Board of Selectmen meeting, library, 6:30 p.m. Public library presents Education meeting. 8:30-10:30 a.m. an online class, Photo- Unpacking Racism Fo- Saturday, June 5 Wednesday, June 2 via Zoom. Thursday, June 3 grammetry: Bringing rum, 6:30 p.m. via Zoom. Municipal Municipal photos into 3D. See pea- Finance Committee Municipal Leaf and Yard Waste Education Nahant Veterans Food bodylibrary.org for log-on meeting. 7-9 p.m. via Historical Commission, Drop-off at 250 Commer- MCAS science grades 5 Project. 10-11:30 a.m. Na- information, 7-8 p.m. Zoom. 6:30 p.m. via Zoom. White House gives GOP 1 week to reach deal on infrastructure By Hope Yen tors last week outlined a ASSOCIATED PRESS $928 billion infrastructure proposal as a counteroffer WASHINGTON — to Biden’s $1.7 trillion pro- Transportation Secretary posal, and they said they Pete Buttigieg said Sun- would not go along with day time is running short his plans to raise the cor- for a bipartisan deal on porate tax from 21 percent infrastructure, indicating to 28 percent to pay for that President Joe Biden new spending. will look to act without Re- Republicans want to publican support if there is no consensus when Con- shift unspent COVID-19 relief dollars to help cover PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gress returns from its Me- morial Day break. the costs, a nonstarter for American climber Arthur Muir, 75, gestures as “By the time that they many Democrats and a pro- he arrives in Kathmandu, Nepal. return, which is June 7, posal that Biden is finding just a week from tomorrow, unworkable, a White House we need a clear direction,” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS adviser told The Associated Press on Friday. Oldest American, Buttigieg said. “The presi- Construction project manager Gabrielle Ferro, On Sunday, Capito said dent keeps saying inaction right, speaks with U.S. Secretary of Transpor- she remained hopeful the is not an option. And time tation Pete Buttigieg, during a tour of an un- fastest woman on is not unlimited here.” He two sides can move closer derground tunnel at the Hartsfield–Jackson to agreement. said the American people Atlanta International Airport. “expect us to do something.” “I think we can get to real Everest return safely compromise, absolutely, be- Biden plans to meet with early June hearing sched- senators,” Senate Majority lead Republican negotiator, cause we’re both still in the when I actually got to uled on a House transpor- Leader Chuck Schumer, By Binaj Sen. Shelley Moore Capito game,” she said. “I think Gurubacharya there (the summit) but I tation bill that is widely D-N.Y., wrote to Demo- of West Virginia, this com- the president told me him- ASSOCIATED PRESS was too tired to stand up, ing week and says he re- seen as a building block for crats on Friday. Biden had self that let’s get this done. and in my summit pic- mains open to hearing from the big package he favors. originally set a Memorial We realize this is not easy. KATHMANDU, Nepal tures I am sitting down,” — A retired attorney from other GOP senators who Democratic senators also Day deadline for reaching I think we bring every idea he said. are working on different plan on moving forward on a deal before he let that that’s on the table into the Chicago who became the Muir began mountain- oldest American to scale proposals. But Biden has a sweeping infrastructure deadline slip back. negotiations to see how we eering at age 68 with trips Mount Everest, and a been eying the dwindling package “with or without The two sides remain far can achieve this and get it to South America and Hong Kong teacher who timeline for a deal, with an the support of Republican apart. Republican sena- across the threshold.” Alaska before attempting is now the fastest female Everest in 2019, when he climber of the world’s fell off the ladder. highest peak, on Sunday Climbing was closed last returned safely from the Indianapolis 500 welcomes year due to the pandemic. mountain where climb- Married and a father of ing teams have struggled with bad weather and a three, Muir has six grand- 135,000 fans in global benchmark coronavirus outbreak. children. The last one — a Arthur Muir, 75, scaled boy — was born while he was still in the mountains By Dan Gelston the peak earlier this AP SPORTS WRITER month, beating the record during his current expedi- set by another American, tion. INDIANANPOLIS — As Bill Burke, at age 67. Tsang made only two the minutes ticked closer to Tsang Yin-hung, 45, of stops between the base the green flag, Roger Pen- Fans fill the Hong Kong scaled the camp, located at 17,390 ske took in the pageantry stands as summit from the base feet, to the 29,032-foot from a perch overlooking Colton Herta camp in 25 hours and 50 summit to change, and the Indianapolis Motor leads the field minutes, and became the covered the near vertical Speedway he owns. Then in the early fastest female climber. distance in 25 hours and he glanced at his watch. laps of the The record of 10 hours 50 minutes. The time? Indianapolis and 56 minutes is held She was lucky because Time to throw open the 500 auto race by a Sherpa guide, Lakpa there were barely any doors and usher in thou- at Indianapolis Gelu. climbers on the way to sands of Indianapolis 500 Motor A climbing accident on the highest camp at South fans wearing checkered Speedway in Everest in 2019, when Col. After that, on her flag masks and shorts and Indianapolis. Muir hurt his ankle fall- way to the summit, she let them cut loose. ing off a ladder, did not de- met only climbers making “I’m ready to go. We’ve PHOTO | ter him from attempting their descent, which did been waiting a year and a ASSOCIATED PRESS to scale the peak again. not slow her speed climb. half for this,” Penske said. He began mountaineering There are only a few The largest crowd in the enough to stretch outside roared in approval of the who boasts 25 million Tik late in life, and said he was days of good weather left world for a sports event the store and mesh with drivers. Banned from the Tok followers, reached scared and anxious during on the mountain this year, showed up in joyous force the concession lines. Pit track last August, as a 100,000 views within 30 his latest adventure. when hundreds of climb- on Sunday, 135,000 of road. Packed. Parking lots. delayed Indy 500 became minutes of posting a video ers line up to the summit, “You realize how big a them packing the stands Full. COVID-19 concerns. an empty Indy 500, Sun- from the grid. Indy is in many having to wait for mountain it is, how dan- at Indianapolis Motor About none. day’s race seemed to serve a whole new era — long gerous it is, how many a long time in the traffic Speedway. It was only 40 as a symbolic milestone gone are the days Mrs. The public address an- things that could go jam on the highest trail. percent of capacity — that that sports in the United Brady and Gomer Pyle nouncer asked fans to wrong. Yeah, it makes “I just feel kind of relief was the figure deemed States is truly back and taking center stage — and you nervous, it makes you and happy because I am safe in the pandemic — salute the field of 33 cars open for business. that includes for fans who know some anxiety there not looking for breaking a but it felt like a full house as they zipped around Indy fans and dignitaries for the first time gawked and maybe little bit of record,” she said. “I feel re- nonetheless. the illustrious track on mixed with NFL players, at lineup intros and oth- scared,” Muir told report- lieved because I can prove The pork tenderloin the warm-up lap. Thou- pro wrestlers and social er hype videos around the ers in Kathmandu. my work to my friends, to line? Long. The merchan- sands and thousands of media celebrities at the track on 30 LED display “I was just surprised my students.” dise shop lines? Long fans doffed their caps and Brickyard. Josh Richards, boards added since 2019. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY MAY 31, 2021 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- 4:06 p.m. Saturday at 235 Police: 2 dead, 20+ injured in larly arrests, reflect police records. Boston St.; at 5:04 p.m. Sat- In the event of a perceived inac- urday at 730 Boston St.; at curacy, it is the sole responsibility 10:23 p.m. Saturday at 426 Summer St.; at 9:30 a.m. Florida banquet hall shooting of the concerned party to contact Sunday at Market Basket at the relevant police department and 40 Federal St.; at 10:27 a.m. HIALEAH, Fla. (AP) — have the department issue a no- Sunday at Eutaw and Western Two people died and an tice of correction to the Daily Item. avenues; at 11:40 a.m. Sun- estimated 20 to 25 people Corrections or clarifications will not day on Breed Square. were injured by gunfire in be made without express notice of A report of a hit-and-run a shooting outside a ban- quet hall in South Florida, change from the arresting police motor vehicle crash at 8:57 p.m. Saturday at 43 Saga- police said. department. more St.; at 1:17 a.m. Sun- The gunfire erupted ear- day at 53 Baldwin St.; at ly Sunday at the El Mula LYNN 11:09 a.m. Sunday at 551 Banquet Hall in north- Summer St. west Miami-Dade County, Arrests police told news outlets. Assaults The banquet hall had Alejandra Aguilar, 32, of been rented out for a con- 14 Kirtland St., was arrest- A report of an assault at cert. Three people got out ed and charged with three 4:06 p.m. Friday on Flint of an SUV and opened fire counts of malicious damage Street; at 11:47 a.m. Satur- into a crowd outside with to a motor vehicle and as- day at BayRidge Hospital at assault rifles and hand- sault and battery at 8 a.m. 60 Granite St. guns, police director Alfre- Sunday. A report of an assault and do “Freddy” Ramirez III Nora Bonilla, 38, of 3 battery at 3:20 p.m. Saturday said. Authorities believe Rhodes Ave., was arrested at BayRidge Hospital at 60 the shooting was targeted. and charged with daytime Granite St. “These are cold blooded breaking and entering for a murderers that shot indis- felony and larceny from a Overdose criminately into a crowd PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS building at 12:52 a.m. Sat- A report of an overdose at and we will seek justice,” Law enforcement officials work the scene of a shooting outside a ban- urday. Ramirez said in a tweet. Matthew Kowalik, 38, of 4:38 p.m. Friday on Essex quet hall near Hialeah, Fla. Street. Two people died at the 26 Knowlton Ave., Shrewsber- scene, police said. As ry, was arrested and charged A report of an opiate over- praying for the recovery of years and thoughts and “Some of these individuals dose at 11:49 p.m. Saturday many as 25 people went the more than 20 people prayers haven’t done a are using guns to murder. with malicious wanton prop- to various hospitals for erty defacement, failure to on Chestnut Street. injured at El Mula Ban- damn thing inside the Some of these individuals treatment. quet Hall near Hialeah. Black community — or are using guns to hunt appear upon recognizance, No arrests were immedi- disconnecting a sprinkler Theft We are working with local any community when it people.” ately announced. system, and on a warrant authorities to bring jus- comes to gun violence,” Businessman and TV “This is a despicable act for receiving stolen property, A report of a larceny at 3:25 tice to the perpetrators. Jones said. personality Marcus Lem- of gun violence, a cowardly identify fraud, improper use p.m. Friday at 419 Boston St. Justice needs to be swift & But he acknowledged onis, star of “The Profit,” act,” Ramirez told the Mi- Republicans are resistant took to Twitter to offer a of a credit card, and larceny A report of a motor vehicle severe!” DeSantis tweeted. ami Herald. to discuss the issue. $100,000 reward to help of a credit card at 10:19 a.m. theft at 10:58 a.m. Saturday Democratic state Sen. at 58 Carnes St.; at 9:42 p.m. “This type of gun vio- “Republicans don’t authorities capture the Saturday. Shevrin Jones said he Alex Pierce, of 17 Surfside Saturday at 7 Rockaway St. lence has to stop. Every want to talk about guns. suspects. weekend it’s the same wants DeSantis to do They think we’re trying Gun violence ushered in Road, was arrested on a war- more than just pray. He’s rant and charged with opera- Vandalism thing,” Ramirez said to take their guns away the Memorial Day week- during an early morning calling on the governor to from them. If their talking end in South Florida when tion of a motor vehicle with a A report of vandalism at sit down with Democrats suspended license, uninsured news conference.Repub- point is that guns are for dozens of shots wer e fired 9:28 a.m. Saturday at 80 lican Gov. Ron DeSantis to discuss meaningful protection, or that guns outside another gathering motor vehicle/trailer and un- Sagamore St. ways of addressing gun registered motor vehicle at commented on the shoot- are for hunting, just know in Miami’s Wynwood area. A report of motor vehicle violence. 3:41 p.m. Saturday. ing on Twitter. that that terminology is The shooting late Friday vandalism at 3:12 p.m. Sat- “We mourn the loss of “Thoughts and prayers different in certain com- killed one person and in- Joyce Ramirez, of 39 Boyl- urday at 29 Neptune Blvd. ston St., Boston, was arrest- the two victims and are have been going on for munities,” Jones said. jured six others. ed on a warrant and charged with shoplifting by concealing SWAMPSCOTT merchandise and shoplifting Accidents In Mexico, cartels are hunting by asportation at 2:46 a.m. Saturday. A report of a motor vehicle James Tournas, 38, of 6 crash at 5:26 p.m. Saturday Ravenwood Road, Peabody, at 90 Humphrey St. down police at their homes was arrested and charged with larceny from a building Complaints and nighttime breaking and By Mark Stevenson ASSOCIATED PRESS entering for a felony at 9:07 A report of road rage at p.m. Saturday. 12:06 p.m. Friday at Whole MEXICO CITY — The Foods Market at 331 Para- notoriously violent Jalis- Accidents dise Road. co cartel has responded A report of suspicious ac- A report of a motor vehicle to Mexico’s “hugs, not bul- tivity at 8:04 p.m. Saturday lets” policy with a policy crash with personal injury at at 450 Paradise Road. A de- 7:47 p.m. Friday at 7-Eleven of its own: The cartel kid- livery driver for Stop & Shop napped several members at 210 Lewis St.; at 9:45 a.m. reported someone was sleep- Saturday at Chatham and of an elite police force in ing under the trailer. The driver the state of Guanajuato, Marianna streets; at 11:37 needed to move the trailer a.m. Saturday at Cottage and tortured them to obtain and requested help from po- names and addresses of Summer streets. lice. A report of a motor vehicle fellow officers and is now hunting down and killing crash at 9:48 p.m. Friday at Theft Boston and Hamilton streets; police at their homes, on at 11:10 p.m. Friday on Mc- A report of shoplifting at their days off, in front of Donough Square; at 1:28 12:45 p.m. Friday at Wal- their families. a.m. Saturday at Bridge and greens at 505 Paradise Road. It is a type of direct at- Waterhill streets; at 2:34 a.m. The suspect was trespassed tack on officers seldom Saturday at 332 Maple St.; at from the store. seen outside of the most gang-plagued nations of Central America and pos- es the most direct chal- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Canada lowers flags lenge yet to President A policeman drives past town hall in Apaseo El Alto, Guanajuato state, Andrés Manuel López Ob- Mexico. rador’s policy of avoiding violence and rejecting any after discovery of But state police publicly state since at least 2018, whether officers were to war on the cartels. acknowledged the latest according to Poplab. Be- be paid to rent new homes, But the cartel has al- case, an officer who was tween 2018 and May 12, or if there were plans to bodies at school site ready declared war on kidnapped from his home a total of 262 police have construct special secure the government, aiming By Rob Gillies the remains of 215 chil- on Thursday, killed and been killed, or an average housing compounds for to eradicate an elite state ASSOCIATED PRESS dren, some as young as 3 his body dumped on a of about 75 officers each them and their families. years old, were confirmed force known as the Tacti- year — more than are “This is an open war TORONTO — Canadi- cal Group which the gang highway. last weekend with the Guanajuato-based secu- killed by gunfire or other against the security forces an Prime Minister Justin help of ground-penetrat- accuses of treating its assaults on average each of the state government,” Trudeau asked Sunday members unfairly. rity analyst David Sauce- ing radar. do said there have been year in the entire United Saucedo noted. that flags at all feder- She described the dis- “If you want war, you’ll States, which has 50 times López Obrador cam- al buildings be flown at get a war. We have al- many cases. covery as “an unthinkable “A lot of them (officers) Guanajuato’s population. paigned on trying to dees- half-staff to honor more loss that was spoken about ready shown that we The problem in Guana- calate the drug conflict, than 200 children whose know where you are. We have decided to desert. but never documented at They took their families, juato has gotten so bad describing a “hugs, not remains have been found are coming for all of you,” that the state government the Kamloops Indian Res- abandoned their homes bullets” approach to tack- buried at what was once idential School.” reads a professionally published a special de- and they are fleeing and le the root causes of crime. Canada’s largest Indige- From the 19th century printed banner signed by cree on May 17 to provide Since taking office in late in hiding,” Saucedo said. nous residential school — until the 1970s, more than the cartel and hung on a an unspecified amount 2018, he has avoided open- “The CJNG is hunting the one of the institutions that 150,000 First Nations building in Guanajuato in of funding for protection ly confronting cartels, and elite police force of Guana- held children taken from children were required May. mechanisms for police and even released one capo to juato.” families across the nation. to attend state-funded “For each member of prison officials. avoid bloodshed, saying Numbers of victims The Peace Tower flag Christian schools as part our firm (CJNG) that you “Unfortunately, orga- he preferred a long-range on Parliament Hill in the of a program to assimi- arrest, we are going to are hard to come by, but nized crime groups have policy of addressing social nation’s capital of Ottawa late them into Canadian kill two of your Tacticals, Poplab, a news coopera- shown up at the homes of problems like youth un- was among those lowered society. They were forced wherever they are, at their tive in Guanajuato, said at police officers, which poses employment that contrib- to half-staff. to convert to Christianity homes, in their patrol ve- least seven police officers a threat and a greater risk ute to gang membership. “To honor the 215 chil- and not allowed to speak hicles,” the banner read, have been killed on their of loss of life, not just for But former U.S. Ambas- dren whose lives were tak- their native languages. referring to the cartel by days off so far this year. them, but for members of sador Christopher Landau en at the former Kamloops Many were beaten and its Spanish initials. In January, gunmen went their families,” according said in April that López residential school and all verbally abused, and up to Officials in Guanajuato to the home of a female to the decree. Obrador views the fight Indigenous children who 6,000 are said to have died. — Mexico’s most violent state police officer, killed “They have been forced against drug cartels “as never made it home, the The Canadian govern- state, where Jalisco is her husband, dragged her to quickly leave their a distraction ... So he has survivors, and their fam- ment apologized in Parlia- fighting local gangs backed away, tortured her and homes and move, so that basically adopted an agen- ilies, I have asked that ment in 2008 and admitted by the rival Sinaloa car- dumped her bullet-ridden organized crimes groups da of a pretty laissez-faire the Peace Tower and all that physical and sexual tel — refused to comment body. cannot find them,” it reads. attitude towards them, federal buildings be flown abuse in the schools was on how many members of Guanajuato has had State officials refused which is pretty troubling at half-mast,” Trudeau rampant. Many students the elite group have been the highest number of po- to describe the protection to our government, obvi- tweeted. recalled being beaten for murdered so far. lice killed of any Mexican measures, or comment on ously.” Mayors of communities speaking their native across Ontario, including languages. They also lost Toronto, Ottawa, Missis- touch with their parents sauga and Brampton, also and customs. Lynn Drug Task Force CALL 24 HOURS A DAY ordered flags lowered to Indigenous leaders have or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) honor the children. cited that legacy of abuse Hotline Chief Rosanne Casi- and isolation as the root mir of the Tk’emlups te cause of epidemic rates of Secwepemc First Nation alcoholism and drug ad- All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. 781-477-4444 Callers may remain anonymous. in British Columbia said diction on reservations. Spanish menu available MONDAY MAY 31, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Massachusetts vaccinations up; Nahant Montpelier to lift mask rule cautions BOSTON (AP) — Coro- fected and not feel sick. dates in place. Most of them The bill passed the House navirus developments There were about 240 are still in place and will re- last month. It now goes to around New England: people reported hospital- main in place, they told me, the governor’s desk. against coyotes ized Saturday because MASSACHUSETTS until the governor’s state RHODE ISLAND of confirmed cases of of emergency is rescinded,” COYOTES danger, absolutely give us More than half the pop- Rhode Islanders who’ve COVID-19, with about 70 Niedermayer said. From A1 a call. We’ll get down there ulation of Massachusetts in intensive care units. The South Burlington lost or misplaced their and see what’s going on.” is now fully vaccinated The average age of those City Council revoked their COVID-19 vaccine record your pet, and don’t hesi- In February, Nahant po- from COVID-19, according hospitalized was 59. mask mandate Tuesday — or simply want another tate to scare or threaten lice issued the same warn- — can get a free copy from to public health data re- MAINE night while council mem- coyotes with loud noises ings after a resident’s dog leased Saturday. bers in Vergennes voted the state. or bright lights.” was attacked by a pack of Nearly 7.8 million doses Maine is continuing to to leave their mandate in Residents can get the To prevent attracting coyotes in the resident’s of the COVID-19 vaccine make progress in vaccinat- place. Burlington decided document through portal. coyotes, which are char- back yard. The dog suf- have been administered in ing as many residents as to keep its mandate while ri.gov/VaccineRecord. acterized by the Massa- fered multiple gashes to possible against COVID-19. From this website, res- Massachusetts as of Sat- the city council will discuss chusetts Department of its leg and backside in As of Saturday, more than idents can search for urday. That includes more the issue again on June 7. Wildlife as “opportunistic the attack and had to be 1.4 million vaccine doses and print proof of their than 4.1 million first doses Gov. Phil Scott says if feeders,” he asked that taken to a nearby vet for have been administered COVID-19 vaccination. and nearly 3.4 million sec- Vermont reaches 80 per- residents secure their gar- treatment. in the state. More than 59 If the individual needs a ond doses of the Moderna cent of eligible people bage, refrain from feeding According to Masswild- percent of the populate has second dose of vaccine, the or approaching any coy- and Pfizer vaccines. vaccinated, he will drop life, encounters with do- received both doses. record will tell them when otes they encounter, keep There have been more the remaining virus man- mestic pets do not qualify than 249,000 doses of the More than 715,000 first they’re eligible for the sec- pets restrained, keep bird as a public safety issue doses have been adminis- dates. He said he expects ond dose. one-shot Johnson & John- feeder areas clean, feed and therefore relocation is tered with about 699,000 that could happen this Only people who have re- son vaccine administered. pets inside, and close off not an option as a result of final doses. coming week. ceived their COVID-19 vac- any crawl spaces with ac- More than 3.6 million an attack. cination in Rhode Island cess to the outside. people have been fully im- VERMONT NEW HAMPSHIRE The state of Massachu- will be able to look up their He added coyotes “are setts provides information munized in the state. New Hampshire is mov- Vermont’s capital city vaccination record online. out night and day” and are on their website about The number of new dai- ing toward making it eas- plans to lift its indoor generally easily moved what residents should do ly cases of COVID-19 in- ier for paramedics and CONNECTICUT mask mandate on June 15. along. when confronted by a coy- creased by about 200 Sat- The Montpelier City others to become nurs- The number of “You want to make it ote, and more information urday while the number of Council voted Wednesday ing assistants to address COVID-19 cases has var- difficult for them, feed- about how to keep pets newly confirmed deaths in to do away with the man- workforce shortages exac- ied considerably by county ing-wise,” Dwyer previ- safe is available at mass. Massachusetts rose by nine. date that’s been in place erbated by the coronavi- in Connecticut. ously told The Item, add- gov/service-details/learn- The new numbers pushed for nearly a year, mycham- rus pandemic. Fairfield county has re- ing that calling the police about-coyotes. the state’s confirmedplainvalley.com reported. The Senate passed a corded the most, nearly for a simple sighting is Anyone experiencing COVID-19 death toll to Montpelier City Manag- bill Thursday that would 100,000 cases, since the unnecessary. problems with coyotes, 17,504 since the start of er Bill Fraser and Assis- allow certain military start of the pandemic, fol- “If it’s just a sighting of or anyone with questions the pandemic, while its tant City Manager Cam- personnel, emergency lowed by New Haven with a coyote, I don’t think it’s about coyotes in general, confirmed caseload rose eron Niedermayer wanted medical technicians and nearly 92,000 and Hartford necessary to call the po- can visit mass.gov/learn- to about 661,000. The true guidance from other com- paramedics to take the li- with nearly 84,000, accord- lice,” he said. “However, if about-wildlife, or contact number of cases is likely munities. censed nursing assistant ing to state health data. someone feels the coyote is Northeast Wildlife Dis- higher because studies sug- “We did reach out to oth- exam without having to The remaining counties sick or aggressive, or they trict, Ayer at 978-772- gest some people can be in- er localities that put man- take the standard courses. had considerably few cases. feel that somebody is in 2145. Vets return to Memorial Day traditions as pandemic eases By Philip Marcelo is all about — remember- names of residents who ASSOCIATED PRESS ing our fallen comrades.” died over the past calen- Around the nation, dar year were read aloud. BOSTON — A pair of Americans will be able to Kenney, who has been a military vets navigate the pay tribute to fallen troops vocal advocate for reform- hilly, meandering paths in ways that were impos- ing the troubled home, in a historic cemetery in sible last year, when virus says there are still lin- Boston, searching out sol- restrictions were in effect gering questions about diers’ graves and planting in many places. It will who else should be held American flags in front of also be a time to remem- accountable, even as top them. ber the tens of thousands officials at the state-run About 10 miles away, of veterans who died from facility face criminal neg- scores of other vets and COVID-19 and recommit ligence and abuse charges volunteers do the same, to vaccinating those who and federal and state placing more than 37,000 remain reluctant. agencies launch investiga- small flags on the down- Art delaCruz, a 53-year- tions. town Boston Common — a old retired Navy com- “I’ve been reliving this sea of red, white and blue mander in Los Angeles for a whole year,” she said. meant to symbolize all the leads the Veterans Co- “At every milestone. Veter- Massachusetts soldiers alition for Vaccination, ans Day. His birthday. His killed in battle since the said his group has been death anniversary. Ev- Revolutionary War. It’s an encouraging inoculat- erything is a constant re- annual tradition that re- ed veterans to volunteer minder of what happened. turns in full this year after at vaccine sites to dispel It’s so painful to think being significantly scaled myths and help assuage about.” back in 2020 because of concerns, many of which For other families, Me- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the pandemic. are also shared by current morial Day will be as it In Boston and elsewhere, service members. Bob Workman of Boston, a retired Marine Gunnery Sgt., and past com- ever was, a day to remem- this holiday weekend will “We understand it’s a mander of the Boston Police VFW, replaces flags at veteran’s graves ber loved ones killed in feel something closer to personal choice, so we try ahead of Memorial Day in the Fairview Cemetery in Boston. war. Memorial Days of old, as to meet people where they In Virginia, Willie Ran- COVID-19 restrictions are are,” said delaCruz, who is lion veterans enrolled in but it’s been an extremely setts, Susan Kenney says som, a 74-year-old Viet- fully lifted in many places. also president of Team Ru- the agency’s programs. challenging year,” he said. the death of her 78-year- nam War vet, said his “This Memorial Day bicon, a disaster-response The isolation of the pan- “To have those connections old father last April from family will hold a modest almost has a different, nonprofit made up of mil- demic has also been par- cut off — the counseling the virus still remains raw. service at the grave of his better feeling to it,” said itary veterans. ticularly hard on veterans, sessions, the VA appoint- Charles Lowell, an Air youngest son. Craig DeOld, a 50-year- There’s no definitive tal- many of whom depend on ments, social events with Force veteran who served Air Force Maj. Charles old retired captain in the ly for coronavirus deaths kinship with fellow ser- other vets — those are so during the Vietnam War, Ransom was among eight Army Reserve, as he took a or vaccinations among vice members to cope with important to maintaining was among 76 residents U.S. airmen killed in Af- breather from his flag du- American military vets, wartime trauma, says Jer- mental health.” of the Holyoke Soldiers’ ghanistan when an Af- ties at the Fairview Cem- but Department of Vet- emy Butler, a 47-year-old But for the families of Home who died in one of ghan military pilot opened etery earlier this week. erans Affairs data shows Navy Reserve officer in veterans who survived America’s deadliest coro- fire at the Kabul airport “We’re breathing a sigh of more than 12,000 have New York who heads the the horrors of war, only navirus outbreaks last in 2011. The American Le- relief that we’ve overcome died and more than 2.5 advocacy group Iraq and to be felled by COVID-19, year in a long-term care gion post in Midlothian, another struggle, but million have been inocu- Afghanistan Veterans of Memorial Day can reopen facility. A memorial ser- Virginia, that the elder we’re also now able to re- lated against COVID-19 America. barely healed wounds. vice was held at the home Ransom once helped lead turn to what this holiday out of the roughly 9 mil- “We’re reuniting now, In western Massachu- earlier this week, and the is now named in his honor.

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Black bear treks 50 miles to Nashua to a wildlife man- available. That’s 91.8 cas- the Maine Forest Service “abnormally dry” while velopment on behalf of New Hampshire in 10 days agement area in central es per 100,000 people. had responded to nearly most of New Hampshire The Neighborhood Devel- New Hampshire, officials Residents are urged to 430 wildfires, a concerning and Vermont are abnor- opers, Inc. NASHUA, N.H. (AP) — A said. avoid wooded and brushy number. mally dry or in a moderate The bond proceeds are black bear out for a stroll areas when possible, spray Forest rangers urged drought. being used to buy, clear, managed to trek from Rhode Island officials warn clothes with permethrin campers make sure their The region is coming and prepare the former St. Barre, Massachusetts, to of Lyme disease dangers to keep ticks away, wear campfire is fully extin- off several months of dry Therese Parish site. Nashua, New Hampshire, long pants and long-sleeve guished before leaving it. weather. The proposed facility in just 10 days, officials PROVIDENCE, R.I. shirts when outside, check They also urged people to Portland, Maine, was will include 30 one-bed- said. (AP) — Rhode Island for ticks after being in a obey open burning laws about 4.8 inches below room units and three The Massachusetts Di- health and environmental grassy or wooded areas, and to obtain a permit be- normal and Concord, two-bedroom units. Nine- and remove them when New Hampshire, about vision of Fisheries and officials are urging resi- fore burning brush. teen units will be rented found. 4.3 inches below normal Wildlife tagged the bear dents to take precautions Property owners burn- to households earning no Lyme disease can cause ing brush sparked a forest in March 1, said Derek on May 17 and released it this summer to prevent more than 60 percent of a rash that looks like a tar- fire in Killington, Vermont Schroeter, meteorologist in the Worcester County contact with the ticks that the area median income cause Lyme disease. get, headaches, fever, body earlier this month. Fire- from the National Weath- town, MassLive reported. and 14 units will be rent- A relatively mild winter aches, and fatigue. It can fighters fought the fire er Service. The bear opted not to ed to households earning during which many more lead to swelling and pain for a number of days in Vegetation has begun to stick around, however, no more than 30 percent of ticks than usual have like- in the joints and neck, steep and difficult terrain. turn green and that will the area median income. and instead launched a ly survived until spring and even forgetfulness or Also this month a brush help to reduce the fire haz- The development will 50-mile journey before means that 2021 may be a trouble paying attention. fire spread across nearly ard as spring progresses. also include a community winding up in Nashua, ac- bad year for ticks and the In rare cases it may even 1,000 acres (405 hectares) cording to the New Hamp- transmission of tick-borne cause heart problems. in western Massachusetts Site of closed church to be room, fitness room, com- shire Fish and Game De- mon laundry, central air diseases, the state’s de- and state officials said developed into housing partment. partments of Health and Rangers urge safety to avoid it was the state’s largest conditioning, and 58 sur- face parking spaces. Nashua police discov- Environmental Manage- more wildfires in New England wildland fire in more than EVERETT (AP) — The ered the bear in a con- ment said in a statement two decades. site of a now-closed church St. Therese Parish closed gested area of Nashua on Friday. (AP) — Dry conditions Dry conditions are con- in Everett is being con- in 2004 and the property Bridge Street and contact- Rhode Island continues and carelessness with fire tributing to fires and verted into a 33-unit af- was cleared in late 2020. ed officials from the Fish to be a high incidence state has fueled a spate of wild- persisting. And scattered fordable rental housing The Neighborhood De- and Game Department for for Lyme disease. Accord- fires this spring across showers this weekend facility for seniors, author- velopers, Inc. is a non- help. ing to health department parts of New England, won’t alter that, officials ities said. profit community de- A biologist from the de- data, Rhode Island had and officials urged caution said. The project is moving velopment corporation partment chemically im- 971 cases of Lyme disease at cookouts and campsites The drought monitor forward with a more than headquartered in Chelsea mobilized the animal. in 2019, the latest year for this holiday weekend. released on Thursday $9 million tax-exempt that owns 488 affordable The bear was taken from which the information is Going into the weekend, showed most of Maine is bond issued by MassDe- housing units in the area. A8 MONDAY MAY 31, 2021 LOOK! Memorial Day, National Macaroon Day, National Smile Day, Speak in Complete Sentences 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. Swampscott resident celebrates one century By Tréa Lavery ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — A longtime resident cele- brated a major milestone this weekend: her 100th Surrounded birthday. by family FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Marion Burke, a and friends, Music artist B.J. Thomas speaks after Gov. Brad former real estate agent, Marion Burke Henry, left, presented Thomas with a procla- celebrated her May 25 smiles and mation at the state Capitol in Oklahoma City. birthday with friends laughs as the and family with a lunch Swampscott party Saturday and was Fire Department surprised with a driveby drives by to ‘Hooked on a Feeling’ by the Swampscott Fire wish her a Department. happy 100th singer B.J. Thomas “She told me living to birthday on 100 was worth it, because Saturday. she is surrounded by so dies at 78 many people she loves ITEM PHOTO | By Hillel Italie first gospel albums to be and realizes how many SPENSER HASAK ASSOCIATED PRESS certified platinum for sell- friends she has made ing more than 1 million along the way,” said Jar- no longer in the business, night, he said, only stop- complete with her make- B.J. Thomas, the copies. en Landen of Swamp- she likes to keep up to ping because of the pan- up and lipstick, not a hair Grammy-winning singer Dionne Warwick, who scott, Burke’s oldest date and regularly checks demic. He said that they out of place,” Ryan said. who enjoyed success on duetted with Thomas, grandchild out of 20. the new MLS listings on began to expect each night “She just stopped wearing the pop, country and gos- sent out a tweet Saturday Burke raised six children, her iPad. to have someone come up heels two years ago.” pel charts with such hits with her condolences. and her son Joey Burke Joey Burke said that to them in the restaurant Burke’s daughter Jamie as “I Just Can’t Help Be- “My sincere condolences says that as a stay-at-home his mother never gave in to compliment her appear- Goldberg, who now lives lieving,” “Raindrops Keep to the family of one of my mom she would bring them to the competitive culture ance and how elegant she in Texas, called her moth- Fallin’ On My Head” and favorite duet partners, BJ to Fisherman’s Beach of the real estate industry. looked at her age. er the heart and soul of “Hooked on a Feeling,” Thomas. I will miss him every day during the “They’re always cutting “If we didn’t, then my the family. has died. He was 78. summer, pushing anyone as I know so many others each other’s throats to mom was doing some- “She adds laughter Thomas, who announced who couldn’t walk yet in a thing wrong,” he said, will as well. Rest In Peace steal a client and make a and fun wherever she is,” in March that he had stroller. In the winter, she sale, and my mother would laughing. “The wrong lip- my friend,” she said. Goldberg said. “We all have been diagnosed with lung would get the family out of never do that,” he said. stick, the wrong earrings. Thomas’ signature learned how to live life to cancer, died from com- bed at 5 a.m. to drive up to “She’d say, ‘It’s just not that It was the going joke.” recording was “Raindrops the fullest and appreciate plications of the disease Keep Fallin’ On My Head,” Killington, Vermont, to ski important to me, and if Joey Burke’s fiancee, each day from my mom. Saturday at his home a No. 1 pop hit and an together. For Marion, who someone is that upset that Patti Ryan, who host- She is the strongest person in Arlington, Texas, his Oscar winner for best regularly wakes up at 3:30 they need this, go ahead,’ ed the party Saturday, publicist Jeremy Westby original song as part of the a.m., this was no problem. which is a pretty unique agreed that her future I know and no challenge in said in a statement. soundtrack to one of the At age 57, Burke became characteristic to have.” mother-in-law has always life has ever stopped her.” A Hugo, Oklaho- biggest movies of 1969, the a real estate broker, and For more than 40 years, put the utmost effort into Tréa Lavery can be ma-native who grew up irreverent Western “Butch earned several awards for Joey Burke and his moth- her appearance. in Houston, Billy Joe Cassidy and the Sundance her work before retiring at er have gone out to dinner “Marion is always reached at tlavery@ Thomas broke through in Kid.” Thomas wasn’t the age 98. Even though she is together every Friday dressed to the nines, itemlive.com. 1966 with a gospel-styled first choice to perform the cover of Hank Williams’ whimsical ballad composed “I’m So Lonesome I Could by Burt Bacharach and Cry” and went on to sell Hal David; Ray Stevens millions of records and turned the songwriters Gavin MacLeod dies at 90 have dozens of hits across down. But his warm, By Lynn Elber Show” and stardom play- genres. He reached No. 1 soulful tenor fit the song’s ASSOCIATED PRESS ing cheerful Capt. Stub- with pop, adult contempo- ing on “The Love Boat,” easygoing mood, immor- LOS ANGELES — rary and country listeners talized on film during the has died. He was 90. Gavin MacLeod, the in 1976 with “(Hey Won’t scene when Butch (Paul MacLeod died early You Play) Another Some- Newman) shows off his veteran supporting actor Saturday at his home in body Done Somebody new bicycle to Etta Place who achieved fame as Palm Desert, California, Wrong Song.” The same (Katharine Ross), the sardonic TV news writer said Stephanie Steele year, his “Home Where I girlfriend of the Sundance Murray Slaughter on Zalin, his stepdaughter. Belong” became one of the Kid (Robert Redford). “The Mary Tyler Moore She attributed his death to his age, saying he had been well until very recently. “He had one of the most Local news in the palm of your hand amazing, fun blasts of a life of anybody I know. He enjoyed every minute of it,” Steele Zalin said. “I don’t even think in his wildest dreams he dreamt of the life that he ended FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS up having and creating.” Gavin MacLeod with actress Debbie Reyn- She called him the “best, olds and Marilyn Michaels on the set of “The sweetest, purest guy.” Love Boat.” Ed Asner, who played opposite MacLeod on “The cLeod asked if he could try “The Love Boat,” a roman- Mary Tyler Moore Show,” instead for the wisecrack- tic comedy in which guest said on Twitter that “my ing TV news writer, his stars, ranging from Gene heart is broken. Gavin was jokes often at the expense Kelly to Janet Jackson, my brother, my partner in of the dimwitted anchor- would come aboard for crime (and food) and my man Ted Baxter. a cruise and fall in love comic conspirator.” “The Mary Tyler Moore with one another. 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©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B MONDAY MAY 31, 2021 Pioneers win big on Senior Day of mistakes by Ipswich BASEBALL throughout. By Mike Alongi The offensive charge was ITEM SPORTS EDITOR led by Spencer Riley (2-for- 3, double), Blake Peters (2- LYNNFIELD — The Lyn- for-4) and Evan Balian (2- n eld baseball team has for-4), who each notched had some offensive strug- two hits and three runs gles this season, but all of scored in the win. Martinho that went out the window (1-for-3), Gesamondo (1-for- Saturday afternoon in a 22- 3), Bird (1-for-2) and De- 12 victory over Cape Ann Benedictis (1-for-1, three League foe on a soggy Se- walks) each had one hit in nior Day at Lynn eld High the win. School. Gesamondo earned the Prior to the game, Lynn- win on the hill for the Pio- eld honored its group of neers after getting the start. seven seniors — Jack Bird, Things weren’t looking Blake Peters, Luke Martin- good early on, as Lynn eld ho, Dante Gesamondo, fell behind 2-0 in the top of Trent Balian, Evan Balian the rst inning after a two- and Jake DeBenedictis — run double. for their contributions to But then the Pioneers the program over the past came up to bat. four years. Lynn eld went through While the Pioneers’ bats its lineup a full two times in didn’t exactly explode in the the rst inning alone, plat- win (they only had 10 hits ing 10 runs behind a combi- to go with their 22 runs), nation of eight walks, two Lynn eld was able to put hit batters and a couple of ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK clutch RBI hits from Peters together a number of runs and Gesamondo. Lynn eld senior Dante Gesamondo throws a pitch during a win over Ipswich Saturday afternoon behind heads-up baserun- at Lynn eld High School. ning and taking advantage LYNNFIELD, B2 St. Mary’s hockey celebrates memorable season

By Mike Alongi ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Mike PEABODY — After a suc- cessful and memorable sea- Alongi son on the ice in 2020-21, the St. Mary’s boys hockey team put a perfect cap on the year by hosting its an- Let’s wait before nual end-of-season celebra- tion banquet Sunday eve- second-guessing ning at Spinellis. The team couldn’t hold its banquet last year due to the move to the GBL COVID-19 pandemic, so be- ing able to gather and cele- I suppose it was inevitable, but over brate together was exciting the past week I’ve started hearing for everyone involved. some opinions  oating around that it “This was truly a histori- might not have been the best idea for cal season for us, in more Lynn English and Lynn Classical to ways than one,” said Spar- make the move from the Northeast- tans coach Mark Lee, who ern Conference to the Greater Boston has been on the bench for League. And while I’m sure there are 35 seasons. “It was a con- some good reasons why many want- stant battle with the proto- ed the Lynn schools to stay in the cols, all of the distractions NEC, let me just say this now — and obviously the very moving to the GBL was the right de- tough league that we play cision. in. We had some ups and I think a lot of the chatter started downs, but the guys really bubbling up after both the English stepped up when it mat- and Classical baseball teams rolled to tered most and we nished massive wins over Chelsea. Many the season with a win for thought that the two schools would be only the second time in pro- better served facing competition like gram history. I think a ton Peabody, Swampscott, Marblehead of credit has to go to the and Salem as they had in years past. school and the administra- But we can’t just look at one sport tion for putting together and make a decision. Think about the this season and allowing us competition in the fall and winter to play in such a strange sports, which we’ve already seen play year.” out over the past few months. The And what a year it was PHOTO | PAULA MULLER Lynn schools went toe-to-toe with the other GBL schools in soccer, football for the Spartans. Facing a The 2020-21 St. Mary’s boys hockey team celebrated its championship season at Spinelli’s shortened schedule and a and basketball, and I didn’t really in Peabody Sunday evening. number of logistical chal- hear any complaints about the level lenges — including a two- of competition for those sports. ranked teams Arlington Dante D’Ambrosio, the team focused this Sunday, each player week shutdown due to vi- I understand the want for old rival- Christian Moran and year, because there were from the varsity and ju- rus problems of their own Catholic and (previously ries and familiar opponents, but nior varsity squads was — the Spartans managed unbeaten) Archbishop Terence Moynihan — just so many distrac- there’s no stopping the Lynn schools given a plaque to memo- to battle through a slow Williams to win the in- who stepped up and tions,” said Lee. “That from scheduling NEC teams in rialize this season. There start to end up nishing augural CCL Cup. showed true leadership group truly showed non-conference games -- and I’m sure were also three awards the season at 6-6-3. But the Lee gives a lot of credit in the face of adversity what it means to be a they’ll do that. As a matter of fact, given out at the varsity record doesn’t do the team to his group of seven se- this season. team leader, and I think Classical baseball is scheduled to level and the junior var- justice, as the Spartans niors — Kory Ouellette, “Those guys had to do we all bene ted because take on Marblehead this Tuesday. If sity level. closed the year by notching Max Giardina, Colby a ton of extra organizing of it.” anything, playing in a different con- back-to-back wins over top- Magliozzi, Kyle LoNigro, and help with keeping As for the festivities on ST. MARY’S, B2 ference could make these once-in-a- while matchups even more exciting and special in the future. — I meant to put this in last week’s Peabody relay team breaks three records at MSTCA meet notes column, but I’d like to give a big shout-out to Swampscott’s Emmer- phy — took rst place GIRLS TRACK BOYS TRACK real won the long jump ich brothers -- Max, Christian and SCHOOL ROUNDUP in the 4x100 after MSTCA MSTCA Division 1 (20-5 1/4). Aidan. All three of them quali ed for By Mike Alongi breaking both a Div. 1 Division 4 Relays Relays Peabody the Massachusetts Open Champion- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR state relay record and a Lynn eld St. John’s Prep 10th place (20 points) ship at their home course of Kern- Peabody school record 6th place (28 points) 1st place (74 points) The Tanners got a wood Country Club, and two of the Saturday was a ban- three shot even-par or better in the with a time of 49.05 The Pioneers got The Eagles blew away strong performance ner day for Peabody effort. I’ve been wracking my brain seconds. In the 4x200, strong performances the eld on Saturday, from Peter Gardikas, girls track team de- who nished sixth in over the past week or so, and I can’t spite the cold, damp the group took rst from April Luders and scoring 18 points more the discus (118-9) and think of any other group of three weather, as the Tan- place and set a new Lauren Braconnier in than any other team in 10th in the shot put brothers who all quali ed for the ners saw their Tanners record with a the triple jump, with Division 1. The Prep (42-5 1/2). Shea Lynch Open at the same time and at the 4x100-meter and time of 1:44.06. The Luders nishing sec- got relay wins from the placed fth in the jave- same place. It’s an impressive accom- 4x200-meter track group’s performances ond (31-3 3/4) and Bra- 4x1600 sprint medley lin (133-11). plishment, and I have no doubt that teams both set new re- in the two relays helped connier nishing third team of Dylan Aliberti, MSTCA Division 4 we’ll be hearing plenty from all three cords at the Massachu- push Peabody to a sixth (31-2 1/2). Steph Patrick, Jarrett Relays Emmerich brothers as the summer setts State Track place nish as a team Bishop Fenwick Young and Nathan Lo- Bishop Fenwick golf tournament schedule heats up. Coaches Association with a total of 34 points. 7th place (28 points) pez (3:37.25) as well as 5th place (32 points) — Look out for the Marblehead (MSTCA) Division 1 Also performing well Nasha Arnold had a the 4x110 shuttle hur- The Crusaders were baseball team, because it seems like State Relays on their for the Tanners on the solid day for the Cru- dle team of Aliberti, buoyed by the rst- it just can’t lose right now. The Magi- home track at Peabody day was Arlene Davila, saders, nishing sec- Harry Portorreal, Tyler place nish of the 4x800 cians have now notched seven Veterans Memorial who nished rst in ond in the javelin (87- Hughes and Jason Bois straight wins, and they’ve done it by relay team of Wyatt High School. the discus with a dis- 6) and third in the (1:05.88). beating strong teams. They’ve done it Burr, Tyler DeClercq, The relay team — tance of 97 feet, 8 inch- discus (81-7). Julia Individually, Quinn by jumping all over teams early and Matt Gerdenich and which is made up of es. Davila also nished Loescher nished sec- Curtin took rst in they’ve done it by rallying from be- Matt Cinelli, who won Savanna Vargas, Sadai second in the shot put ond in the discus (82-2) both the high jump (5-9 hind. Now, they’re in the driver’s seat with a time of 9:04.95. Headley-Mawasi, Dado with a distance of 33 and fourth in the jave- 3/4) and the triple jump in terms of controlling their own Nasso and Jolene Mur- feet, 9 1/4 inches. lin (84-10). (43-3 1/4), while Portor- ROUNDUP, B2 destiny for a league title. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY MAY 31, 2021

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE MONDAY Peabody at Beverly (4) Baseball Salem at Saugus (4) Swampscott at Gloucester (4) Triton at Lynnfield (10) Xaverian at St. John’s Prep (5:30) Bishop Fenwick at Essex Tech (10) Masconomet at Winthrop (1) Girls Lacrosse St. Mary’s at Austin Prep (4) St. Mary’s at Archbishop Williams St. John’s Prep at Xaverian (4) (3:30) Softball Bishop Fenwick at St. Joseph’s Prep (4) Lynnfield at Triton (6) Beverly at Peabody (4) Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (12) Gloucester at Swampscott (4) Danvers at Winthrop (1) Lynnfield at Ipswich (4:30) Boys Lacrosse Saugus at Salem (4:30) Lynnfield at Amesbury (10) St. Mary’s at Weymouth (1) Boys Volleyball St. John’s Prep at Xaverian (5:30) Bishop Fenwick at Matignon (2) Girls Lacrosse Boys Tennis Bishop Fenwick at St. Mary’s (3:30) St. Mary’s at Austin Prep (10:30) Marblehead at Swampscott (4) Winthrop at Marblehead (11) English at Medford (4) Boys Tennis Beverly at Marblehead (10) Girls Tennis Winthrop at Salem (10) Bishop Fenwick at Austin Prep (3:30) Xaverian at St. John’s Prep (4) Swampscott at Marblehead (4) Medford at English (4) Girls Tennis Marblehead at Beverly (10) WEDNESDAY Peabody at Danvers (10) Baseball Salem at Winthrop (1) Peabody at Danvers (4) TUESDAY Swampscott at Salem (4) Tech at Nashoba (4) Baseball St. Mary’s at Archbishop Williams Softball (3:30) Saugus at Salem (4) Bishop Fenwick at St. Joseph’s Prep Revere at Classical (5) (3:30) Boys Lacrosse Nashoba at Tech (4) St. Mary’s at Cardinal Spellman Classical at Marblehead (4) (2:30) Medford at English (7) Boys Tennis Softball Salem at Winthrop (3) Archbishop Williams at St. Mary’s (4) Bishop Fenwick at Austin Prep (3:30) English at Medford (4) Girls Tennis St. Joseph’s Prep at Bishop Fenwick St. Mary’s at Cardinal Spellman (4) (3:30) Beverly at Marblehead (4) Arlington Catholic at Bishop Fenwick Gloucester at Peabody (4:30) (3:30) Boys Lacrosse Winthrop at Peabody (4) Archbishop Williams at St. Mary’s Malden Catholic at Saugus (4) (2:30) Track Ipswitch at Lynnfield (4) Peabody at Swampscott (4) Bishop Feehan at Bishop Fenwick (4) Danvers at Winthrop (4) ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK TV/RADIO Spencer Riley went 2-for-3 with a double and three runs scored for Lynnfield in a Senior Day win over Ipswich Saturday afternoon. TV Stanley Cup Playoffs 7 p.m...... Montreal at Toronto...... CNBC 7:30 p.m...... NY Islanders at Boston...... NBCSN Lynnfield wins big on rainy Senior Day MLB 1:05 p.m...... Minnesota at Baltimore...... ESPN LYNNFIELD added two more runs in supplementing those enough. The Pioneers 4:10 p.m...... Boston at Houston...... ESPN, NESN From B1 the top of the fourth, and walks with hits from Bird, scored two more times in 8:10 p.m...... Pittsburgh at Kansas City...... ESPN all of a sudden it was a Peters, Martinho and the bottom of the fifth to But even with that 10-2 11 p.m...... NY Mets at Arizona...... MLB Network ballgame again. Evan Balian to push stretch the lead to 10 runs lead, the Pioneers weren’t But in the bottom of the across 10 more runs and College Baseball and end the game early. in the clear yet. fourth, Lynnfield effec- blow the game open at 20- 12 p.m...... NCAA Selection Show...... ESPN2 Ipswich battled back tively put the game away. 9. Lynnfield (4-6) is set to NBA Playoffs with five runs of its own in The Pioneers remained Ipswich scattered a few host Triton Monday morn- 7 p.m...... Philadelphia at Washington...... TNT the top of the third to patient and forced six more runs in the top of the ing (10) back at Lynnfield 9:30 p.m...... Utah at Memphis...... TNT make it 10-7. The Tigers more walks in the frame, fifth, but it wasn’t nearly High. College Golf 5 p.m...... NCAA Championships (individual)...... Golf Men’s Hockey 9:15 a.m...... World Championships: US vs. Germany...... NHL Network Men’s College Lacrosse 1 p.m...... NCAA final...... ESPN2 Men’s Soccer 11:50 a.m...... UEFA U-21: Netherlands vs. France...... ESPNU 2:50 p.m...... UEFA U-21: Portugal vs. Italy...... ESPNU Radio Stanley Cup Playoffs 7:30 p.m...... NY Islanders at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5 MLB 4:10 p.m...... Boston at Houston...... WEEI-FM 93.7

NHL PLAYOFFS FIRST ROUND Vegas at Colorado, 8 p.m. (Best-of-7) Monday, May 31 Saturday, May 29 N.Y. Islanders at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Montreal 3, Toronto 2, OT, series tied Tuesday, June 1 3-3 Tampa Bay at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Monday, May 31 Wednesday, June 2 Montreal at Toronto, 7 p.m. Vegas at Colorado, 10 p.m. SECOND ROUND Thursday, June 3 (Best-of-7) Boston at N.Y. Islanders, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 29 Carolina at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. Boston 5, N.Y. Islanders 2, Boston Friday, June 4 leads series 1-0 Colorado at Vegas, 10 p.m. Sunday, May 30 Saturday, June 5 Tampa Bay 2, Carolina 1, Tampa Carolina at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m. Bay leads series 1-0 Boston at N.Y. Islanders, 7:15 p.m.

NBA PLAYOFFS FIRST ROUND Phoenix 100, L.A. Lakers 92, series (Best-of-7) tied 2-2 Saturday, May 29 Brooklyn at Boston, 7 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Dallas, 9:30 p.m. Milwaukee 120, Miami 103, Monday, May 31 Milwaukee wins series 4-0 Philadelphia at Washington, 7 p.m. Portland 115, Denver 95, series tied Utah at Memphis, 9:30 p.m. 2-2 Tuesday, June 1 Philadelphia 132, Washington 103, Boston at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia leads series 3-0 Portland at Denver, 9 p.m. Utah 121, Memphis 111, Utah L.A. Lakers at Phoenix, 10 p.m. PHOTO | PAULA MULLER leads series 2-1 Wednesday, June 2 Sunday, May 30 x-Washington at Philadelphia, TBA From left, St. Mary’s captain Christian Moran, head coach Mark Lee, captain Kyle LoNigro and Atlanta 113, New York 96, Atlanta x-Atlanta at New York, 7:30 p.m. captain Colby Magliozzi pose at the team’s annual banquet Sunday evening. leads series 3-1 Dallas at L.A. Clippers, 10 p.m.

MLB St. Mary’s boys hockey celebrates season AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division ST. MARY’S year. Three players earned rec- players,” said Lee. “I think W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Tampa Bay 34 20 .630 _ New York 25 20 .556 _ From B1 “Colby is a true leader on ognition for the junior var- we’ll be a little young and Boston 32 20 .615 1 Atlanta 24 26 .480 3½ and off the ice, and he just sity team, with Jack we’ll have to deal with that, New York 29 24 .547 4½ Philadelphia 25 28 .472 4 For the varsity, the Spar- Toronto 27 24 .529 5½ Miami 24 28 .462 4½ had such a stellar season Glowacz, Patrick Babineau but the foundation is set Baltimore 17 36 .321 16½ Washington 21 28 .429 6 tans named Magliozzi as for us,” said Lee. “Kyle was and Anthony Palmer all re- and I’m excited to see what Central Division Central Division the team’s MVP after lead- incredibly clutch all year, ceiving Coaches Awards. we can do in what will W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ing the team in scoring (9 Chicago 32 20 .615 _ St. Louis 30 22 .577 _ and he even scored the goal As the night came to a hopefully be a more normal Cleveland 27 23 .540 4 Chicago 29 23 .558 1 goals, 14 assists). LoNigro that won us the CCL Cup close, it was already time to season.” Kansas City 25 26 .490 6½ Milwaukee 28 25 .528 2½ (12 goals, 9 assists) was giv- Detroit 22 31 .415 10½ Cincinnati 23 28 .451 6½ en the Patrick Reddy Award in overtime against Wil- start looking ahead to Team captains for the Minnesota 21 31 .404 11 Pittsburgh 20 32 .385 10 liams. As for Max, he’s a what’s in store for next sea- 2021-22 Spartans were also West Division West Division — which goes to the clutch W L Pct GB W L Pct GB guy that you want on your son — which is now less announced, with Nahant Oakland 31 23 .574 _ San Diego 34 20 .630 _ player who showed leader- Houston 28 24 .538 2 San Francisco 32 20 .615 1 ship qualities on and off the team no matter what. He’s than six months away. natives Seamus Foley and Seattle 26 27 .491 4½ Los Angeles 31 21 .596 2 ice — and Giardina was a guy who always comes to “We have a lot of quality Jake Desmarais earning Los Angeles 23 29 .442 7 Colorado 20 34 .370 14 Texas 22 32 .407 9 Arizona 18 35 .340 15½ given the Martha Ferrari work and he’s got all the players coming back this the honors. A third captain Award — which goes to the intangibles that you look winter and we also have a will be named at a later Sunday’s Games Detroit (TBD) at Milwaukee (TBD), 2:10 Miami at Boston, ppd. p.m. team’s unsung hero each for in a great player.” big group of incoming new date. Milwaukee 3, Washington 0 Chicago White Sox (Rodón 5-2) at Cleve- Tampa Bay 6, Philadelphia 2 land (McKenzie 1-3), 3:05 p.m., 1st game Colorado 4, Pittsburgh 3 L.A. Angels (Heaney 2-3) at San Francisco Houston 7, San Diego 4 (Cueto 3-1), 4:05 p.m. Cincinnati 5, Chicago Cubs 1 Boston (Rodríguez 5-3) at Houston (Urquidy Prep lacrosse keeps unbeaten record alive Toronto 4, Cleveland 1, 7 innings, 1st game 3-2), 4:10 p.m. Detroit 6, N.Y. Yankees 2 Oakland (Kaprielian 2-0) at Seattle (Gilbert Chicago White Sox 3, Baltimore 1 0-2), 4:10 p.m. ROUNDUP Quintin finishing third victory. Kaden Quirk made eight Kansas City 6, Minnesota 3 Chicago White Sox (Lambert 0-0) at Cleve- Toronto at Cleveland, 3:55 p.m., 2nd game land (TBD), 6:05 p.m., 2nd game From B1 (103-4). Michael Kelly led the saves in net, while Gra- L.A. Angels at Oakland, 4:07 p.m. Philadelphia (Velasquez 2-0) at Cincinnati BOYS LACROSSE way with three goals and ham Tyson (8-for-12) and Texas at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. (Miley 4-4), 2:10 p.m. San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 4:10 p.m. San Diego (TBD) at Chicago Cubs (Williams Fenwick also took the St. John’s Prep 10, one assist, while Jimmy Owen Umansky (6-for-7) St. Louis at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. 3-2), 2:20 p.m. top three places in the Hingham 5 Ayers and Michael Ayers had great days in the fa- Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, ppd. Washington (Ross 2-4) at Atlanta (Morton Monday’s Games 3-2), 5:10 p.m. discus, with Matt Juneau After going into half- each scored two goals. ceoff circle. Minnesota (Berríos 5-2) at Baltimore St. Louis (Flaherty 8-1) at L.A. Dodgers finishing first (119-3), time knotted at 3-3, the Tyee Ambrosh, Tommy St. John’s Prep (8-0) (López 1-6), 1:05 p.m. (Bauer 5-3), 9:10 p.m. Tampa Bay (Hill 3-2) at N.Y. Yankees (Tail- N.Y. Mets (deGrom 3-2) at Arizona (Kelly Max Gibbs finishing sec- Eagles had a big second Sarni and Charlie Wilmot travels to Xaverian Tues- lon 1-3), 1:05 p.m. 2-5), 9:40 p.m. ond (110-0) and Franklin half en route to another each scored one goal. day (6). MONDAY MAY 31, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION As pandemic wanes, Florida’s DeSantis seizes national stage By Bobby to prevent him from get- Caina Calvan ting reelected, they almost ASSOCIATED PRESS certainly eliminate any possibility of him running TALLAHASSEE, Fla. for president.” — As Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis won in a DeSantis struggled to con- nail-biter three years ago tain the coronavirus pan- against Democrat Andrew demic, Democrats read- Gillum, and Democrats ied to pounce. The state’s worry whether they can economy was in tatters, infections and deaths were field a candidate able to FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS on the rise and there were win back the governor’s mansion for the first time Former Scott County Auditor Roxanna Moritz. doubts about the Republi- can’s plan to lead Florida since 1994. out of crisis. U.S. Rep. Charlie Crist, Iowa flap raises Now that the pandemic a former Republican gov- appears to be waning and ernor who is now a Dem- DeSantis is heading into ocrat, announced his cam- fears of politicized his reelection campaign FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS paign for governor this month. Agriculture Com- next year, he has emerged President Donald Trump greets Florida Gov. from the political uncer- missioner Nikki Fried, local election offices Ron DeSantis as he arrives at West Palm Beach the only Democrat cur- tainty as one of the most International Airport in West Palm Beach, Fla. By Thomas Beau- the Scott County Board of prominent Republican gov- rently holding statewide office, has teased a June 1 mont and Anthony Supervisors said politics ernors and an early White party fundraiser in Pitts- formula, Democrats could date to publicly announce Izaguirre played no part in their House front-runner in 2024 burgh on May 20. “And in find themselves shut out of ASSOCIATED PRESS criticism of Moritz’s hand- among Donald Trump’s ac- the state of Florida, with statewide office for the first whether she will run. ing of a county finance olytes, if the former presi- Some Democrats had DES MOINES, Iowa — me as governor, I have time since Reconstruction. matter last year that led dent doesn’t run again. hoped U.S. Rep. Val Dem- It had been eight years only begun to fight.” “This isn’t just one race to calls from voters for her As DeSantis’ national ings, who helped manage since a Republican candi- That fight will happen — this is two races in one, resignation. stature has risen, he has soon, as he campaigns for given how Ron DeSantis is the first Trump impeach- date even stepped forward remained defiant in the ment and was considered to challenge Democrat She is accused of falsify- a second term and pres- trying to use a reelection face of continued attacks as President Joe Biden’s Roxanna Moritz as the top ing working hours for poll sure builds on Florida win as a slingshot to then on his hard-line opposi- running mate, would join elections official in Scott workers to justify pay- Democrats to regain their be the odds on favorite” for tion to mask mandates the race. Instead, she is con- County, Iowa. ing them more before the footing in a state that has the GOP nomination in and lockdowns. sidering a run for the U.S. Running unopposed in June 2020 primary when swung toward Republicans 2024, said Fernand Aman- Senate seat now held by Re- 2016 and 2020, Moritz the coronavirus pandemic “Hold the line. Don’t back for several election cycles. di, a Democratic pollster had become, over her four made it difficult to recruit down,” he told a crowd at a Unless they find a new in Miami. “If they manage publican Marco Rubio. terms as auditor, the top help. The state auditor, vote-getter ever in this Democrat Rob Sand, is in- swing-voting county along vestigating. Tulsa Race Massacre centennial the Mississippi River, the But the issue festered third most-populous in with a number of Republi- the state. can voters in Scott County Moritz’s abrupt resigna- who were upset with the events proceed amid hiccups tion last month came af- outcome of the presidential ter months of tension that election nationally, even By Aaron Morrison degenerated into personal though Republican Donald ASSOCIATED PRESS attacks and threats of vi- Trump handily won Iowa olence. Her departure and over Democrat Joe Biden TULSA, Okla. — Joi Mc- partisan moves since then in his bid for a second term. Condichie is a native of are signs that an office Moritz said she and her this city, but her life and long viewed as nonparti- team were subject to a career in public educa- san is now fair game in the stream of verbal harass- tion kept her away from political fight about trust ment by phone, email home for decades. When in the nation’s elections. and social media, from she returned to Tulsa “We took a lot of crap in name-calling to physical from Los Angeles with my office, all of us,” Moritz threats before and after her then-teenage son, she said in an interview, de- last year’s election. moved into a home just off scribing angry, sometimes “Someone said they were of the Osage Prairie Trail threatening calls from the going to come down and on the city’s north side. public accusing her of fixing burn our building down,” It was on this trail that the 2020 election. “It was all she said. “It was three thousands of Black Tul- partisan intimidation.” weeks before the election. sans fled the white mob Republicans who control And we took it seriously.” that leveled their commu- nity on May 31-June 1, 1921, in the calamity that came to be known as the Conservatives aim Tulsa Race Massacre. “I believe God led me PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS here because he had a task at Census’ method for me,” McCondichie said. Tulsa Race Massacre survivors, from left, Hughes Van Ellis Sr., Lessie McCondochie planned Benningfield Randle, and Viola Fletcher, wave and high-five supporters a march this weekend to from a horse-drawn carriage before a march in Tulsa, Okla. for uncounted memorialize those who ran from what is consid- from former Georgia gu- Abrams and Legend did ment official. ered one of the worst and bernatorial candidate and not respond to requests for The official, speaking on households deadliest acts of racial vio- voting rights advocate comment. condition of anonymity By Mike Schneider dataset — or census in this lence in American history. Stacey Abrams and a per- Law enforcement orga- to discuss a bulletin that and Nicholas case — more accurate than That march is just one of formance by singer John nizations around the U.S. was not publicly released, Riccardi leaving the gaps blank,” an array of events, culmi- Legend at Tulsa’s ONEOK received a bulletin this said authorities don’t have ASSOCIATED PRESS Pat Cantwell, a bureau nating Tuesday with a vis- Field in the historic Green- week from the Depart- credible intelligence about official, said in a blog post it by President Joe Biden, wood district. But organiz- ment of Homeland Securi- any specific plot to target When U.S. Census Bu- earlier this year. “By using who is expected to join lo- ers canceled the event on ty warning of the potential the Tulsa events. But the reau workers couldn’t find imputation, we fill in what cal leaders in marking the Thursday, citing “unexpect- for targeted violence at alert was issued given the out any information about we don’t know, using infor- occasion. ed circumstances with en- the commemoration of the nature of the commem- some households after mation we do know.” The weekend was to in- tertainers and speakers.” Tulsa massacre, according oration and the “volatile repeatedly mailing them The focus for conser- clude a keynote speech Representatives for to a federal law enforce- threat environment.” questionnaire reminders and sending census takers vatives is on how this to knock on their doors, technique was applied to the statisticians turned to college dorms, nursing Texas GOP’s new voting an obscure, last-resort sta- homes, prisons and oth- tistical technique known er places where people as “imputation.” live in groups. These res- restrictions on verge of approval Less than 1 percent of idents were particularly households were count- difficult to count during ed using the technique the 2020 census because By Paul J. Weber ASSOCIATED PRESS during the 2020 census. the pandemic sent college students fleeing campus- But some conservative AUSTIN, Texas — Re- es and put nursing homes political groups are ques- publicans in the Texas in lockdown. In response, tioning it, potentially lay- Senate muscled one of the the Census Bureau unex- A group ing a foundation for legal most restrictive new vot- opposing challenges to the data that pectedly decided to use the ing laws in the U.S. to the technique for group hous- new voter will ultimately be used for cusp of the governor’s desk legislation drawing congressional ing, where about 3 percent early Sunday, approving gather outside and legislative districts. of the U.S. population lives. fewer ways to cast a ballot the House Imputation involves In a recent essay, Adam and more criminal penal- using information about Korzeniewski, a contro- Chamber at ties after rushing the bill the Texas neighbors with similar versial former political to the floor in the middle Capitol in characteristics to fill in appointee assigned to a of the night. head counts or demo- top position at the Census The sweeping measure, Austin, Texas. graphic characteristics for Bureau during the Trump known as Senate Bill 7, FILE PHOTO | households lacking data. administration, specu- passed along party lines ASSOCIATED PRESS For instance, a rowhouse lated that the technique around 6 a.m. after eight with no information may favors liberal states over hours of questioning by and passed late at night,” ers head to the polls. The former President Donald be counted as having two conservative states. Democrats, who have vir- said Democratic state Sen. 67-page measure would Trump’s false claims that people if a neighboring As applied to group tually no path to stop it also eliminate drive-thru the 2020 election was sto- rowhouse is occupied by housing, it favored the from becoming law. But Beverly Powell. voting and 24-hour poll- two people. The technique Northeast with its den- the bill must still clear Under revisions during len from him. Georgia and tends to be utilized in sity of college campuses a final vote in the Texas closed-door negotiations, ing centers, both of which Florida have also passed hard-to-count places, often and stricter lockdowns House later Sunday in or- Republicans added lan- Harris County, the state’s new voting restrictions, with racial and ethnic mi- during the pandemic, at der to reach Republican guage that could make largest Democratic strong- and President Joe Biden norities, where people ha- the expense of states like Gov. Greg Abbott, who is it easier for a judge to hold, introduced last year. on Saturday unfavorably ven’t answered the census Arizona, Florida and Tex- expected to sign it. overturn an election and Texas is the last big bat- compared Texas’ bill to questionnaire and could as, he said in an essay for “I have grave concerns pushed back the start tleground in the GOP’s na- election changes in those otherwise go uncounted. The Claremont Institute, about a bill that was of Sunday voting, when tionwide efforts to tighten states as “an assault on “It makes the overall a conservative think tank. crafted in the shadows many Black churchgo- voting laws, driven by democracy.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY MAY 31, 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 Mother feels betrayed when son wants to live with ex DEAR ABBY: My my husband? He has al- ex-husband and I have Dear Abby is written by Abigail ways been there for me two sons together who and goes to all my events are 14 and 16. I have al- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne with my friends. ways kept things amica- Phillips, and was founded by her ble for the kids’ sake, but mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact TORN IN NEW it came at a high price. I YORK took a lot less in the di- Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. vorce than I was legally Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. DEAR TORN: Re- entitled to because he mind Wanda that Tex is threatened that we your husband’s oldest “would not have a good friend, and your husband I know that wouldn’t be DEAR ABBY: Ten intends to attend that relationship.” I didn’t years ago, one of my old- want the kids to suffer right. Any suggestions? wedding. Tell her that as est/dearest friends, “Wan- much as you sympathize and, since they were go- KEPT THE PEACE da,” got a divorce. Her ing to live with me, I with her feelings, your IN ILLINOIS husband, “Tex,” cheated husband wants you there thought that was the on her and left her. Tex most important thing, so with him because “We are DEAR KEPT THE happens to be my hus- a package deal,” and you I caved. PEACE: Yes. I “suggest” band’s oldest/dearest The kids have no idea do not intend to disap- you continue taking the friend. We met at their point him. She should not what I gave up in order to wedding. Tex is now be- keep the peace. We’ve al- high road and resist the be using you in an at- urge to trash your ex. ing remarried (to the ways spoken kindly woman he cheated on my tempt to punish her Don’t resent your son’s de- about each other in front friend with), and my hus- cheating ex-husband, of them. Now that one of cision, because he may band and I are invited to which would probably be my sons is older, he wants have no idea how his fa- the wedding. Wanda says lost on him anyway. It’s to live with his dad be- ther treated you. Your son I “cannot go to that wed- time for her to grow up, cause he feels he missed is likely to get not only an ding” and that she would live her own life and move out on that relationship eyeful but also an earful never do this to me if the on. growing up. while he stays with his situation were reversed. DEAR READERS: How do I not feel re- dad. Leopards don’t usu- She’s still extremely an- Along with the millions of sentful that he wants to ally change their spots, gry at her ex. Americans who are ob- serving this Memorial live with the person who and emotionally abusive My husband wants to was so emotionally abu- Day, I add my prayer of people tend to act out go, and he wants me sive during our marriage there with him (it is out thanks for those coura- and divorce? I sacrificed with anyone they perceive of state). He says we are geous men and women a lot for this harmony, to be defenseless. Remain a “package deal.” I am who have sacrificed their and now it almost feels in close contact with your now stuck in the middle. lives in service to our like I did it for nothing. son. If the pattern holds Do I end a 37-year friend- country. May they rest in Part of me wants to tell true, he may be back be- ship and go to the wed- peace. my son how he acted, but fore you know it. ding? Or do I disappoint LOVE, ABBY BRIDGE

Getting value from the shorter side This week’s theme, loosely, is look- are nine: two spades, six hearts and ing at the handling of trumps. When one diamond. South must eliminate should you draw trumps? The answer a loser, simultaneously generating is multilayered, like an onion. his 10th trick. A few people pack a lot into a Anytime declarer has more cards short life. One example was Blaise in a suit in his hand than on the Pascal, a Frenchman who lived for board, he should plan to ruff on only 39 years and 2 months. He was the board. After winning trick one, known primarily as a mathematician, South continues with the ace and but was also a man of letters, and another diamond. Let’s assume East in one he wrote: “I have only made returns a spade. Declarer wins with this (letter) longer because I have his ace and ruffs the diamond jack not had the time to make it shorter.” with dummy’s heart ace. (Although it Today, the trump suit is shorter in isn’t necessary here, always ruff high the dummy than in hand, which can if you can afford to do so.) South be helpful to declarer. In four hearts, draws trumps and claims. South receives a spade lead. How Yes, declarer could have cashed should he proceed? one round of trumps, but if he had First, declarer counts his losers by immediately pulled two, West would looking at his 13 cards and taking have defeated the contract by win- dummy’s honors into account. Here, ning the second diamond trick with he has two in diamonds and two in his 10 and returning his remaining clubs. Next, he counts winners. There trump to kill the vital ruff. MONDAY MAY 31, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS

11 a.m. NBC 2021 Roland-Garros Tennis Lisa Kudrow on her sweet role as Honey in Tennis on clay will be the order of the next fortnight at Roland Garros Stadium in Paris, where the top men’s and women’s players will vie in the year’s sec- FOX’s new animated sitcom “Housebroken” ond Grand Slam event, the French Open. Of course, Rafael Nadal is the one to beat among the men as he’s won this tournament a record 13 times, includ- ing the last four. For the ladies, look for defending champ Iga Swiatek and 2018 winner Simona Halep to make strong bids. 8 p.m. ABC Movie: The Princess and the Frog Much was made of this cartoon feature boasting the first African-American heroine in the history of Disney animation, but the fantasy — an Oscar nom- inee for best animated feature — otherwise marks a return to many of the studio’s traditions in the genre. Young New Orleans resident Tiana (voice of Anika Noni Rose) encounters a prince-turned-frog (voice of Bruno Campos) ... and finds herself sharing his plight following their expected kiss. 8 p.m. FOX Hell’s Kitchen Returning for its landmark 20th season, a special edition tagged “Young Guns” welcomes the youngest aspiring chefs ever on Gordon Ramsay’s hit culinary By Ryan A. Berenz no kidding — that’s not exactly like for fun and he has a coarse sense of fering anything therapeutic. Honey’s competition series. There are 18 candidates, all age big breaking news. It was just so humor. Honey is obviously analytical really ... she’s really, really trying. I 24 or younger, who gather in Las Vegas for a series It’s like The Secret Life of Pets if all funny, his laughing as Chief. I don’t and she thinks of herself as a thera- think underneath it all, she can’t of elimination challenges that eventually will crown the pets were neurotic. know how many things I ruined just pist because her human is a thera- help but sort of feel a little superi- a winner. At stake is a head chef position at Gordon Housebroken (premiering Mon- because I was laughing. It was hard pist. Honey really just wants to talk, or to everyone in group, which she Ramsay Steak at Paris Las Vegas restaurant. day), the latest addition to FOX’s sta- not to. It was so funny at the table and Chief is really not interested. But thinks she masks really well. And it’s reads just to hear everyone. It’s real- he’s so sweet. Of course she has to 8 p.m. ble of animated comedies, comes also her tragic attempt every time ly fun. Clea, Jen and Gabby, who cre- like him. What’s not to like? He’s just NBC from writers/executive producers to be fun-sy. She’s not. That stuff ated the show, are so great. One or so lovable. I think because she’s so makes me laugh, I have to say. American Ninja Warrior Clea DuVall, Jennifer Crittenden and Gabrielle Allan, and features Lisa all were there every session. They’re analytical, she thinks, “I don’t know The Group Hosts Matt Iseman, Akbar Gbajabiamila and Zuri Kudrow, Nat Faxon, Tony Hale and just so open to, “Oh, yeah, let’s try if this is the right match.” And you Meet the animals in Honey’s ther- Hall return to call the action as Season 13 pre- Will Forte leading an all-star ensem- that. Let’s try that.” You’re allowed to don’t have to think too much about apy circle: mieres, with the competition unfolding in Seattle, ble voice cast. pitch things. And they really also just things. So it almost feels like that’s Bubbles (Greta Lee) A snarky Los Angeles and Las Vegas for the finals. The season Honey (Kudrow) is a standard helped me find Honey. Honey’s journey in all of this. teenage goldfish. features more than 400 competitors, with the age poodle who leads group therapy DuVall’s relationship with her cat Doesn’t Honey also have Chico (Sam Richardson) A ro- was the springboard for House- eyes on someone else in the sessions for the neighborhood’s pets tund, codependent orange cat. limit to compete being lowered to 15 for the first broken. Do you have any pets of neighborhood? and stray animals to work out their Diablo (Tony Hale) A high-strung time in this show’s history. A top prize of $1 million your own? There’s a coyote. I think she has terrier with OCD. goes to the winner if he or she can conquer all four issues with their owners and each Yeah, I have a little dog. She loves this attraction to the wild side. But Elsa (Clea DuVall) An aggressively stages at the National Finals in Vegas. other. Meanwhile, Honey’s arranged me. What more does a pet owner guess what, Honey: He’s also the marriage to a big, fun-loving, oafish Type A corgi who works as a fake 9 p.m. want out of their animal? I’m loved. opposite of you. And he’s sexy. Chief Saint Bernard named Chief (Faxon) She’s a Maltese mix. She’s really is not sexy. He’s just fun and lovable. service dog. PBS often leaves her feeling unfilled. The Gray One (Jason Mantzou- Tulsa: The Fire and the Forgotten great. We just sort of attribute hu- Since they’re both therapists, do Kudrow let us in on what it’s like man behaviors and thoughts to our Honey and Jill (Maria Bamford) kas) A streetwise, one-eyed alley HBO’s 2019 fantasy series “Watchmen” opened with playing canine counselor to a crew animals and read into every expres- overanalyze each other? cat. a harrowing recreation of the Tulsa Race Massacre, of complicated companion animals: sion as if it’s our own. It all makes Jill is the human, and it doesn’t Max (Hale) George Clooney’s a whiteon- Black act of violence so horrific that What was it like working with the sense the way they depict these an- feel like she’s analyzing them too egocentric pet pig. many viewers may have assumed it was a writer’s cast and recording the voices imals. And then there are little mis- much. It feels like she just loves Nibbles (Bresha Webb) A psycho- creation. Airing on the 100th anniversary of that during the pandemic? interpretations of their humans’ be- them with all her heart, which is so pathic hamster whose mate died under suspicious circumstances. tragedy, which took place in Oklahoma from May 31 Lisa Kudrow: We started I think be- havior, which was really funny to me. nice. fore COVID, and then we were doing Shel (Will Forte) A sex-positive to June 1, 1921, Jonathan Silvers’ new 90-minute Honey and Chief have an arranged table reads and scratch recordings marriage, and they’re kind of a How would you compare Honey’s tortoise with intimacy issues. documentary surveys the grim history of anti-Black virtually during lockdown. And when mismatch. What’s their relation- therapeutic philosophy to that of Tabitha (Sharon Horgan) An aging violence in the United States, while celebrating the it was safe, I’d go into a studio. I got ship like? your Fiona character from Web Persian cat beauty queen. resilience of Black Americans in the face of such to record a lot with Nat Faxon. That They’re just total opposites. Chief Therapy? Tchotchke A silent slow loris who challenges. Journalist Michael Martin narrates. was so great. He is so funny. Well, is just full of energy, everything is just Fiona is like the opposite of of- may possess magical abilities.

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Egyptian Ethiopians protest U.S. Foreign Minister Sameh sanctions over Tigray war Shoukry meets with By Rodney Muhumuza Israeli ASSOCIATED PRESS Foreign KAMPALA, Uganda — Minister Thousands of Ethiopians Gabi gathered in the nation’s Ashkenazi capital Sunday to protest at the Tahrir outside pressure on the Palace in government over its bru- Cairo, Egypt. tal war in Tigray. Protesters at the rally in Addis Ababa carried PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS banners that criticized the United States and others in the international com- munity who are voicing Israel, Egypt talk truce with concern over atrocities in Tigray, where Ethio- pian forces are hunting Hamas, rebuilding Gaza Strip down the region’s ousted and now-fugitive leaders. By Samy Magdy for establishing an atmo- reconstruction of #Gaza PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Troops from neighboring ASSOCIATED PRESS sphere to relaunch “se- with a pivotal role played Eritrea are fighting in Ethiopians protest against international pres- rious and constructive” by the intl. community,” Tigray on the side of Ethi- sure on the government over the conflict in CAIRO — Egypt and Is- negotiations between the Ashkenazi tweeted upon opian government forces, Tigray in the capital Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. rael held high-level talks two sides. He also urged arrival in Cairo. in defiance of international in both countries Sunday both sides to refrain from Hamas is holding the calls for their withdrawal. Washington is imposing ernment will not be de- to shore up a fragile truce “any measures” that could remains of two Israeli sol- But the protesters in wide-ranging restrictions terred by this unfortu- between Israel and the hamper efforts to revive diers killed in a 2014 war. Addis Ababa carried plac- on economic and security nate decision of the U.S. Hamas militant group and the Mideast peace process. It also is holding two Israe- rebuild the Gaza Strip af- ards that said “Ethiopian assistance to Ethiopia. administration,” said the The hourslong visit was li civilians who were cap- ter a punishing 11-day young people denounce Atrocities including brutal statement tweeted by the the first public one by an tured after entering Gaza. war that left parts of the the western intervention.” gang-rapes, extrajudicial ministry of foreign affairs. Israeli foreign minister As part of the cease-fire seaside enclave in ruins. Others said Ethiopia’s killings and forced evictions “If such a resolve to to Egypt since 2008, the efforts, Israeli Prime Min- sovereignty was at stake. Egyptian Foreign Min- Israeli Embassy in Cairo ister Benjamin Netanya- have been part of the vio- meddle in our internal af- The U.S. said last week fairs and undermining the ister Sameh Shukry re- said. It wrote that the two hu hosted Abbas Kamel, lence in Tigray, according it has started restricting century-old bilateral ties ceived his Israeli counter- ministers would discuss Egypt’s intelligence chief, visas for government and to victims, witnesses, local continues unabated, the part, Gabi Ashkenazi, in topics including the cease- in Jerusalem. Netanyahu military officials of Ethio- authorities and aid groups. government of the Feder- Cairo on Sunday as part fire and the release of Is- said he had raised the issue pia and Eritrea, who are Thousands of people are es- al Democratic Republic of of Egypt’s efforts to revive raeli soldiers and citizens of returning the remains of seen as undermining ef- timated to have died. Ethiopia will be forced to re- the Mideast peace process being held by Hamas. soldiers and the two civil- forts to resolve the fighting The Ethiopian govern- assess its relations with the and to “build on the cease- “We will discuss es- ians as well as Israeli de- in Tigray, home to an esti- ment called the U.S. ac- United States, which might fire in Gaza,” the Egyptian tablishing a permanent mands to prevent Hamas mated 6 million of Ethio- tion “misguided” and “re- have implications beyond Foreign Ministry said. ceasefire with #Hamas, a from gaining strength or pia’s 110 million people. Be- grettable.” our bilateral relationship,” Spokesman Ahmed mechanism for providing diverting resources meant sides the visa restrictions, “The Ethiopian gov- said the statement. Hafez said Shukry called humanitarian aid & the for the civilian population.

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By Danica Kirka said. “The couple will cel- olic church, Boris John- 74 percent of its adults. ASSOCIATED PRESS ebrate their wedding with son woke up last week Daily deaths have plum- family and friends next as somebody who wasn’t meted to single digits of LONDON — British summer.” married and had never late, compared to over Prime Minister Boris The couple have report- been married and so was 1,800 one day in January. Johnson has married his edly sent save-the-date free to marry in the ca- On Friday, a government fiancée, Carrie Symonds, cards to family and friends thedral this weekend,” he ethics adviser released in a small private cere- for a celebration on July said. his long-awaited findings mony that came at the 30, 2022. Under current Johnson was baptized on the “cash for curtains” end of a tumultuous week coronavirus restrictions in as a Catholic but he was scandal in which Johnson during which a former top England, no more than 30 confirmed as a member of aide said he was unfit for was criticized for failing people can attend a wed- the Church of England as to disclose that a wealthy office. ding. a teenager. The couple wed Satur- Conservative Party donor Johnson, 56, and Sy- The last British prime had paid for the redeco- day at the Roman Cath- monds, a 33-year-old Con- minister to marry in of- ration of the prime min- olic Westminster Cathe- servative Party insider fice was Lord Liverpool in ister’s official residence in dral in front of a small and environmental ad- 1822. London. Although John- group of friends and vocate, announced their The wedding followed a son later settled the bill, family, Johnson’s office engagement in February difficult political week for the inquiry found that said Sunday, confirming 2020. Their son, Wilfred, Johnson. Johnson had acted “un- newspaper reports that was born in April last year. His former top aide, were published overnight. The marriage is John- Dominic Cummings, on wisely” in carrying out Photos taken after the son’s third. He has at least Wednesday told lawmak- the work without know- ceremony in the garden of five other children from ers that Johnson had bun- ing where the money had the prime minister’s res- previous relationships. gled the government’s re- come from. He was cleared idence showed Symonds Johnson’s previous mar- sponse to the coronavirus of misconduct. in a long white dress and riages would not have pandemic and said he was The opposition Labour floral headband. Johnson stopped him from having a “unfit for the job.” Party was not giving John- wore a dark suit. Catholic wedding because Britain has Europe’s son any space for a honey- “The Prime Minister they didn’t take place in highest coronavirus death moon, with one Labour and Ms. Symonds were the Catholic church, Matt toll, at over 128,000 peo- lawmaker, Jon Trickett, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS married yesterday after- Chinery, an ecclesiastical ple, but it has also pro- suggesting that the week- Britain’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson and noon in a small ceremony and canon lawyer, told duced one of the world’s end wedding was “a good Carrie Johnson pose together for a wedding at Westminster Cathe- Times Radio. most successful vaccina- way to bury this week’s photo in the garden of 10 Downing Street after dral,’’ Downing Street “In the eyes of the Cath- tion programs, inoculating bad news.” their wedding on Saturday. MEMORIAL DAY - MAY 31, 2021 The Daily Item asks you to REMEMBER AND HONOR these and ALL of our fallen soldiers.

BAILEY CASEY DiBona Jr. FANEUF McMAHON SYRAKOS In memory of Ralph Bailey, who passed away on June 3, 1996. Lovingly remembered by his son Ralph, his grandson Scott, and his daughter-in-law Patricia. Will be missed by all family BELL JR. In memory of James C. Bell, Jr., who passed away on Jan. 8, 2021. Lovingly remembered by In memory of Paul his wife Charlotte, daughters Heidi, In memory of Nunziato Boni and Betsi. McMahon, who passed R. DiBona, Jr. (Ned), away on 1983. Lovingly who passed away on CALNAN remembered by his Jan. 2, 2017. Lovingly sister Joan, nieces and family. In memory of Antonio J. remembered by his wife Cathy and In loving memory of Arthur J. Syrakos, who passed In memory of Kevin family. Faneuf, who passed away away on January 10, Casey, who passed away on Aug. 6, 2005. Lovingly O’SULLIVAN 2013. Lovingly on Nov. 25, 2012. DOW, SR. remembered by Joanne, remembered by his family and friends. Lovingly remembered by Janice, Jim, and families. Reunited with his XO. his wife Rita and family. wife Earline. THOMPSON CONNELL HOLMES In memory of Donnie Holmes, who passed away on Feb. 5, 2012. Lovingly remembered by Ma’, Cam, Russ Lori, Sason. Never forgotten. In memory of Dennis and In memory of William B. HOLMES Isabella O’Sullivan, who Calnan, who passed In memory of Chet passed away on July 4, away on Sept. 18, 2001. Holmes, who passed 1984 and Feb. 19, 1996. Lovingly remembered by away on July. 6, 2014. Lovingly remembered by their loving the Calnan family. In memory of William F. Lovingly remembered by family, the d’Entremonts, the Gaffeys, Connell, who passed away Ma’, Ryan, Russ Lori, never forgotten. and the O’Sullivans. CALNAN on August 22, 2001. Lovingly remembered by MESSINA Kathleen M. Connell and the Carroll QUIGLEY family. In memory of William L. Quigley, who passed away on Oct 13, 2017. In memory of Kenneth D. D’ENTREMONT Lovingly remembered by Thompson, who passed his wife Priscilla and best friend. away on Aug. 18, 2020. Lovingly remembered by his wife Mary Thompson, family and STREETER In memory of Guy A. Dow friends. Sr., who passed away on Jan. 16, 1957. Lovingly TIRRELL In memory of Francis A. remembered by daughters In memory of Charles Calnan, who passed Rita and Cathy and family. Tirrell, who passed away away on Jan. 5, 2015. on Aug. 31, 2000. Lovingly remembered by Lovingly remembered by the Calnan family. DOW IV family. CALNAN TOWNSEND, SR. In memory of William Townsend Sr., who passed away on April 15, 2015. Lovingly remembered by wife Jean, son William Jr., daughter Vivian, son Peter and family.

In memory of Leo G. In memory of Carl A. WALDRON SR. d’Entremont, who passed In memory of Guy A. Dow Messina Sr., who passed In memory of Jack W In memory of John J. away on Sept. 8, 2006. IV (Bucky), who passed away on October 26, In memory of Austin G. Waldron Sr., who passed Calnan, who passed Lovingly remembered by away on March 10, 2013. 2016. Lovingly remem- Streeter, who passed away on Dec 18, 2009. away on May 7, 2009. his wife Isabelle, son Darlene and her Lovingly remembered by bered by his wife Margie, his daugh- away on Sept. 3, 2012. Lovingly remembered by Lovingly remembered by husband Bob, grandsons Adam and daughter Rachel, grandsons, aunt, ter Lisa, and his sons Carl Jr. and Lovingly remembered by wife Liz, children Jack, Carol, Cindy the Calnan family. Brian, and granddaughter Isabella. sisters and family. Gino, and their families. his family. and grandchildren. B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY MAY 31, 2021 HEALTH More states ease lingering virus rules as vaccine rates rise By David Klepper data. On Saturday, Illi- can maintain their own ASSOCIATED PRESS nois’ Department of Public social distancing and Health reported 802 new mask rules. PROVIDENCE, R.I. — con rmed and probable About 50 percent of the Just in time for Memo- infections, the second-low- U.S. population has now rial Day weekend, more est one-day total in the received at least one dose U.S. cities and states are last six months. of COVID-19 vaccine, ac- shrugging off lingering For businesses nation- cording to the latest num- COVID-19 restrictions wide, the improving out- bers from the Centers for as vaccination rates rise look and long holiday Disease Control and Pre- and the number of infec- weekend offered a chance vention. About 40 percent tions falls. to welcome customers back of the population is fully Massachusetts lifted a to in-person shopping. vaccinated. mask requirement Satur- Midtown Scholar Book- Vermont boasts the na- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS day, a day after New Jer- store in Harrisburg, tion’s highest vaccina- sey dropped its mandate. Pennsylvania, opened its tion rate, with nearly 70 Customers sit in a terrace bar in downtown Barcelona, Spain. In New York City and doors to customers for percent of its residents Chicago, of cials reopened the rst time in nearly 14 having received at least public beaches, though months Friday. Masks are one dose. The governor is In time for summer, Europe sees winds and cool tempera- still required. expected to drop all pan- tures kept crowds away. The business had demic-related restrictions “Welcome back, Chica- switched to internet or- once 80 percent of Ver- dramatic fall in virus cases go,” Mayor Lori Lightfoot ders, sidewalk sales and mont’s eligible population By Nicole Win eld, the promise of summer va- tion and Control. said in a video announce- virtual author events to has received at least one Frank Jordans cations on Ibiza, Crete or Europe’s seven-day roll- ment. “The lakefront is survive the pandemic. dose, a milestone the state and Colleen Barry Corsica. There are hopes ing average for new cases open.” “We had to get creative, expects to hit next week. ASSOCIATED PRESS for a rebirth of a tourism per 100,000 people had Chicago’s Navy Pier also we had to pivot,” store man- In neighboring Massa- industry that in Spain and been higher than any oth- reopened retail stores ager Alex Brubaker said. chusetts, Gov. Charlie Bak- ROME — When Italy won Italy alone accounts for 13 er region from mid-Octo- and restaurants, carnival “Our readers and our cus- er lifted a mask mandate the Eurovision Song Con- percent of gross domestic ber through the beginning rides, and tour boats and tomers have been incred- effective Saturday, though test with an over-the-top product but was wiped out of December, ceding the cruises after the pandem- ible. It’s a rainy weekend, face coverings are still re- glam-rock performance, the by the pandemic. unwanted top spot to the ic forced monthslong clo- but the bookstore is full.” quired in certain places, in- victory signaled more than “We don’t speak of 2020. Americas over the new sures at the busy tourist Minnesota lifted all cluding on public transpor- just a psychological boost We speak of from today year before reclaiming destination. statewide coronavi- tation. The state also still for one of the countries onward,” said Guglielmo it from early February It’s one more sign of rus restrictions for bars encourages unvaccinated hardest hit by COVID-19: Miani, president of Milan’s through April, according progress that re ects in- and restaurants Friday, people to wear masks in Held before a live, indoor Montenapoleone luxury to an Associated Press creasingly positive health though local governments indoor or public areas. audience of 3,500, the an- shopping district, where analysis of data from nual kitsch fest con rmed European and American Johns Hopkins University. that Europe was returning tourists have started trick- Now, no European coun- to a semblance of normalcy ling back, wooed in part by try is among the top 10 that was unthinkable even in-person meetups with de- for new cases per 100,000 a few weeks ago. sign teams and free break- people. And only Georgia, Coronavirus infections, fasts at iconic cafes. The Lithuania and Sweden are hospitalizations and hope is that Asian tourists in the top 20. deaths are plummeting will follow next year. But the virus is spiking across the continent, after Europe saw the largest in Southeast Asia and Europe led the world in decline in new COVID-19 much of Latin America Duck boat new cases last fall and win- infections and deaths this and hitting the Maldives riders remain ter in waves that cost hun- week compared with any and Seychelles particular- masked as dreds of thousands of lives, other region, while also re- ly hard this week. Dr. Mi- they take forced more rolling lock- porting about 44 percent of chael Ryan, WHO’s chief of a Boston downs and overwhelmed adults had received at least emergencies, warned that Duck Tour in intensive care units. one dose of vaccine, accord- with the global situation Boston. Now, vaccination rates ing to the World Health Or- still “fragile and volatile,” are accelerating across ganization and European Europe is by no means out PHOTO | Europe, and with them, Centre for Disease Preven- of the woods. ASSOCIATED PRESS SPECIAL SUBSCRIPTION OFFER Vietnam nds new virus variant, hybrid of India, UK strains By Hau Dinh rst found in the U.K. and Canon and Luxshare, a AMERICA’S FAVORITE ASSOCIATED PRESS India, plus ones identi ed partner in assembling Ap- in South Africa and Brazil. ple products. Despite strict HANOI, Vietnam — Viet- Long says the new vari- health regulations, a com- nam has discovered a new ant could be responsible pany in Bac Giang discov- coronavirus variant that’s a TV MAGAZINE for a recent surge in Viet- ered that one fth of its hybrid of strains rst found nam, which has spread to 4,800 workers had tested in India and the U.K., the 30 of the country’s 63 mu- positive for the virus. Vietnamese health minis- nicipalities and provinces. 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