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By Allysha for the site of the former housing units and the By Gayla Cawley Mayor Thomas M. Mc- comes effective on Thurs- Dunnigan Union Hospital. rear portion, the hospi- ITEM NEWS EDITOR Gee announced Tuesday day, will also extend to ITEM STAFF The amendment im- tal’s back parking lot, for night that anyone visiting school buildings; masks age-restricted, detached LYNN — With COVID-19 will beDEALS required for all LYNN — The City Coun- plements zoning chang- cases rising again across or working in municipal es that will allow for the single-family homes. buildings must wear a face staff andOF students THE at the cil unanimously voted In terms of zoning for the country with the emer- start of the school year. In Tuesday to approve a zon- reuse of the front portion gence of the highly-con- mask. ing ordinance amendment of the hospital for senior UNION, A7 tagious Delta variant, This policy, which be- $DAMASKS,Y$ A7 PG. 3 Saugus sets DUMP TRUCK KILLS DEALS tentative start MOPED RIDER IN LYNN OF THE $DAY$ times for PG. 3 school year

By Sam Minton ITEM STAFF DEALS SAUGUS — Students will get to sleep in a OF THE bit when school starts this fall. On Tuesday, Superintendent of Schools $DAY$ Erin McMahon announced new, later start PG. 3 times for the upcoming school year in an email to parents that was shared with The Item. Students at the new Saugus Middle-High School will begin their day at 7:50 a.m. and get out at 2:15 p.m. At the Belmonte STEAM Academy, students will begin their day at 8:05 a.m. and be released at 2:05 p.m. Final- ly, at the Veterans Early Learning Center, students will start learning at 8:30 a.m. and get out of school at 2:30 p.m. However, the changes are minimal, ac- cording to School Committee member John Hatch, who told The Item that the differenc- es are by only minutes, not by hours. The new start times were agreed upon at a meeting held on Monday between all of the school unions, including the Saugus Ed- ucators Association, Saugus Clerical Asso- ciation and Saugus Educational Assistants ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON Association, Hatch said. Lynn Police and State Police investigators at the scene of a fatal crash where a 55-year-old wom- McMahon said she will be recommending an died after she fell off of a moped and was run over by a 10-wheel dump truck near the intersec- the new start times to the School Commit- tion of Washington Street and Western Avenue. tee at its meeting this Thursday. The times have to be approved by the committee. LYNN — A 55-year-old woman Both occupants of the moped were and Lynn Police examined the scene. School Committee Vice Chair Ryan Fisher died after she fell off of a moped and sent to Salem Hospital, where the said he plans to support the proposed start A Lynn man at the scene said he was times. was run over by a 10-wheel dump woman was pronounced dead. The on his way to Stop & Shop when he “The district is going to continuously look truck near the intersection of Wash- man suffered non-life-threatening heard the moped crash into the truck, at start times so they work best for Saugus ington Street and Western Avenue injuries and is in stable condition, which was followed by screams and and work best for education,” said Fisher. “I Tuesday morning, police said. police said. people running toward the accident. support the proposal for this fall.” The woman was driving the mo- Washington Street was blocked off “When you see something like that The public will get to speak with McMa- ped, with her boyfriend on the back, from Western Avenue to the traffic it just makes your stomach turn,” hon about the upcoming school year, includ- when the truck hit them at around light on Boston Street until around the man said. “It’s tragic.” 9:20 a.m., which caused them both noon as the State Police Collision TIMES, A6 to fall off onto the street. Analysis and Reconstruction Section MOPED, A6 See the Nahant world gets on the its field YMCA of dreams By Allysha By Sam Minton Dunnigan ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF NAHANT — The Lowlands LYNN — The YMCA of softball fields will look a little Metro North is hosting its different when residents make fourth annual Where in their next visit. the World gala at the new At a town meeting last May, Demakes Family YMCA members voted to allow the on Thursday, Sept. 23 town to use Community Pres- from 6-9 p.m. ervation Act funds in order This event, which is to make improvements to the the YMCA’s biggest fund- fields. As a result, the fields now raiser of the year, takes have a new backstop, outfield the form of a cocktail re- fence and benches. ception featuring seven The project cost $35,000 to different continents rep- $40,000 in Community Preser- resented by signature ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK cocktails, beer, wine and The softball fields at Lowlands Park in Nahant have been upgraded. FIELD, A7 cuisine, and will have per- formances by YMCA chil- dren. There will be a live auc- INSIDE: tion that includes two va- Swampscott super apologizes for ‘enthusiasm’ cation packages: One con- campaign for a new district-wide involve the construction of a K-5 sists of airfare, a round By Allysha Dunnigan Opinion elementary school, which will be Homework time for of golf, and a three-night ITEM STAFF school for 900 students on the site voted on at a special town meeting Lynn voters. A4 stay at Pebble Beach in of the current Stanley School. SWAMPSCOTT — Superinten- • Monterey, Calif.; the other next month. The new building would replace dent of Schools Pamela Angelakis Newman: Balloons are is a guided trip to Nash- “I have some happy news to the Hadley School, Stanley School, has sent an email to parents ad- an environmental haz- ville, Tenn. that includes share,” Angelakis wrote in the ini- and Clarke School. It would have dressing a past email she sent in ard. A4 the Country Music Hall of tial email. “There is a YES cam- separate entrances for younger and support of a new proposed elemen- Fame & Museum, Ryman paign for the new elementary older students, but there would be tary school that was viewed by op- school and its website is now up Sports Auditorium and a three- shared resources. Lynn’s Katie Burt ponents of the school as too political. and running.” The superintendent’s email in- In an Aug. 4 email to parents, An- This new elementary school is a making a return to the YMCA, A6 gelakis shows support for the YES $98.5 million project, which would SUPER, A6 Boston Pride. B1

OBITUARIES...... A2 LOOK!...... A8 DIVERSIONS...... B5 HIGH 90° VOL. 142, ISSUE 208 OPINION...... A4 SPORTS...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED...... B6-7 LOW 75° POLICE/FIRE...... A5 COMICS...... B4 FOOD...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 2021 OBITUARIES Suit: Brown failed to protect Randall L. Johnson, III, 81 1940 - 2021 women from sexual misconduct TOPSFIELD - Randall L. John- son, III, age 81 of Topsfield, for- By Philip Marcelo ual misconduct on campus, merly of Lynn, passed away on ASSOCIATED PRESS including recommenda- tions from the university's Friday, August 6th, 2021. Brown University has Born in Lynn on April 29, sexual assault task force systematically and repeat- released in 2015. 1940, to the late Randall L. edly failed to protect wom- Jr. and Lola (Appleton) Mur- "Brown has made it an en from rape and other institutional priority to phy. Randall was a graduate of sexual misconduct, accord- Lynn Trade High School, grad- create an environment in ing to a federal class action which no incident of sex- uating with the Class of 1958. lawsuit led recently by Following high school, Randall ual violence is tolerated, four current and former fe- and the experiences and proudly enlisted into the United male students. States Navy, honorably serving perspective of students and The suit, which was led others impacted by sexual on board the Aircraft Carrier last Friday in Providence USS LAKE CHAMPLAIN CVS39. violence have been instru- federal court, alleges the After returning home from his mental in informing the Ivy League school in Rhode service, Randall worked as a actions we've taken," she Island actively prevented truck driver for Goldberg’s Fur- said. the reporting of incidents of niture Co on Monroe St FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS In a joint statement, the In addition to his sexual violence and perpet- four women named in the in Lynn. In his free time A cyclist rides along a path on the campus of he loved to collect an- parents, Randall is pre- uated a culture of silence on suit dismissed the school's Brown University, in Providence, R.I. tiques and attend flea deceased by his step- campus. recent efforts as "begrudg- markets. parents Doris Johnson One of the women said and sanctioned her after forward with their truth, ing, minor changes to policy she was advised against Surviving Randall are and Edward Murphy, she went public with her even under the best cir- and procedure" that have making a formal complaint his brothers; Charles, his sister Emma (John- concerns about his role in cumstances," she said. "But "failed to ameliorate the after being sexually as- Glen, Wayne and Dana son) Mason and grand- commencement. The male here we have Brown survi- rampant public health cri- saulted at a party hosted by sis of sexual violence" on and his sister Donna, his lov- daughter Miranda Johnson. student ultimately didn't vors who are met with apa- rugby team members be- campus. ing children; Lisa Timmons Service Information: At the speak at graduation. thy and indifference, which cause it happened off-cam- "The so-called systems and husband Mike of Danvers, request of the family, funer- Kim Evans, one of the makes a really hard situa- Douglas Johnson and his wife al services will be private. pus, where of cials said it of justice and support would be more dif cult to lawyers representing the tion even more traumatic." at Brown, as well as the Melissa of Georgetown, Lynne In lieu of flowers, donations women, said Monday that Cass Cliatt, the univer- may be made in Randall’s hold someone accountable. faculty, staff and admin- Lafauci and her husband the women's experiences sity's senior vice president Kenny of Topsfield and Gregg memory to the Wound- Another said the univer- istrators who implement dealing with university for communications, said Johnson and his wife Victoria ed Warrior Project, www. sity found her alleged as- them, actively perpetuate of Rochester, NH, his cherished woundedwarriorproject.org. sailant responsible for her administrators are partic- Monday that the universi- and exacerbate the injus- grandchildren; Stephanie, Ken- To leave an online message sexual assault, but then ularly shocking given they ty is aware of the lawsuit tices and harm they claim ny, Brittany, Marissa, Christiana, or condolence, please visit named him a speaker at come years after the #Me- but has not been formally to remedy," the women Nicole, Kaylee and Mike, and www.cuffemcginn.com. the school's commencement Too movement sparked a served. said. "Survivors at Brown his great-grandchildren Thai, ceremony while he was ap- global reckoning on sexual She said in an email that are silenced, harmed, dis- Josephine, Sophia, Emma, CJ pealing the case. The wom- misconduct. Brown has taken a "stra- missed and discouraged and Kennedy. an said the university over- "It's hard enough for a tegic and sustained ap- from seeking justice by turned his assault nding survivor of abuse to come proach" to confronting sex- the university."

MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM THOMAS J. CAHILL VINCENT J. (VINNIE) FABUCCI ON HIS BIRTHDAY FIFTH ANNIVERSARY School board member resident Naurik Mi- allowed to remove them Massachusetts rose by 13. AUGUST 11 2016 ~ AUGUST 11 ~2021 charged with sexually as- chel-Brown. He was tak- while on the 7-mile course, The new numbers en to St. Luke’s Hospital race organizers said. pushed the state’s con- saulting boy where he was later pro- The starting line masks rmed COVID-19 death nounced dead, according are one of several precau- toll to 17,743 since the A member of a Massa- to authorities. tionary measures orga- start of the pandemic, chusetts school committee nizers are using to stem while its con rmed case- charged with sexually as- the potential spread of load rose to more than saulting a 12-year-old boy Man charged in several the delta variant of the 682,200. was held on $50,000 bail at crimes wants separate trials coronavirus as the race There were more than his arraignment Tuesday. IN MEMORIAM resumes after a one-year 330 people reported hos- Henry D. Wilson, 56, who SALEM (AP) — A law- VINCENT J. (VINNIE) FABUCCI hiatus because of the pan- pitalized Tuesday be- FIFTH ANNIVERSARY is a member of the Chelsea yer for a New Hampshire Broken Chain 2016La Famiglia ~ AUGUST Sono 11 Tutto! ~2021 demic. cause of con rmed cases "Family is everything" School Committee, had not man charged in a deadly We little knew that morning “We’ve taken extra steps of COVID-19, with more that God was going to Lovingly remembered and sadly guilty pleas entered on his series of crimes in Massa- missed by Pat, David, Joanne to keep people safe,” Dr. than 75 in intensive care call your name. behalf to charges of rape of chusetts in 2017 request- In life we loved you dearly. and families. John Jardine, the race’s units. child aggravated by a 10- ed separate trials for the In death we do the same. medical program coordi- The average age of It broke our hearts to lose you. year difference in age and alleged offenses on Mon- nator, told the Cape Cod those who have died from You didn't go alone. Catch up with your enticing a child under the day. For parts of us went with you Times. COVID-19 was 74. favorite team age of 16. Brian Brito, 26, fac- the day God called you home. On the course, runners The true number of cas- You left us peaceful memories. He has also served on es charges that include in Item Sports! are being asked to avoid es is likely higher because Your love is still our guide. the zoning and planning rst-degree murder in the And though we cannot see you, running in packs, and studies suggest some peo- boards and was working death of a food delivery you are always by our side. maintain a 3-foot (1-me- ple can be infected and not Our family chain is broken. for a company that men- man. ter) distance between in- feel sick. Nothing seems the same. La Famiglia Sono Tutto! tors children, according to Police said that the dividuals. Nearly 4.4 million peo- But as God calls us one by one, "Family is everything" records. shooting was unprovoked the chain will link again. Lovingly remembered and sadly Masks will also be re- ple in Massachusetts have “This person is sitting and the result of a “road Love, your brothers missed by Pat, David, Joanne quired in most indoor ar- been fully immunized John and Michael, Mom and Dad and families. in a position of power, and rage” incident, The Salem eas, including buses that against COVID-19. has surrounded himself News reported. take runners to Woods with children,” Suffolk Dis- After the shooting, police Hole, and medical tents. Fuller named permanent trict Attorney Rachael Rol- said that Brito allegedly Water station volunteers lins told the Boston Her- sexually assaulted a clerk chancellor of will wear gloves. ald. “It’s deeply disturbing. at a convenience store and There will also be no n- UMass Dartmouth These are very serious robbed the register. ish line gathering. charges, and we will hold Brito was spotted that DARTMOUTH (AP) — This year’s race, sched- him accountable.” night and arrested, the After seven months serv- uled for Sunday, has 8,000 Chelsea Public Schools newspaper said. ing as the interim chan- registered runners, down in a statement con rmed Authorities said they cellor of the University from the typical 12,800 that the boy attended a found a gun that was of Massachusetts Dart- participants. district school. linked to another shooting mouth, Mark Fuller has UMASS FACULTY The alleged assault oc- that injured two women. been appointed by trust- VACCINES curred in July when Wil- Brito is being charged ees to the post on a perma- The University of Mas- son asked the boy, who he with murder, rape and rob- nent basis. sachusetts Amherst is did not know, if he needed bery, alongside rearms “Over the last seven now requiring all staff Stories live on. a ride. charges for both shootings. months, Dr. Fuller has and faculty to get vacci- The alleged assault oc- Brito’s attorneys said proven himself to be a nated before returning to curred in the vehicle, and they will be relying on the good listener, a passion- Tell theirs. campus and requiring face was recorded on cellphone insanity defense in his ate advocate, a sincere coverings while indoors, by the boy, authorities said. case. He has been granted collaborator, and a stra- Chancellor Kumble Sub- Share your loved one’s story. A message seeking com- an evaluation by an expert tegic commonsense de- baswamy said. ment was left with Wil- hired by the prosecution. cision-maker,” UMass [email protected] | 781-593-7700 The university had pre- son’s attorney. system President Marty 3 Boston of cers suffer viously said it would not Meehan told trustees on Arrest made in killing of require fully vaccinat- Monday. “He has been serious injuries during arrest ed people to wear masks tested by the pandemic In partnership with 23-year-old man in New BOSTON (AP) — Three indoors, but shifted its and all of the challenges Bedford Boston police of cers stance “in concert with it has created. He has re- suffered serious but new guidance from the sponded with focus and NEW BEDFORD (AP) non-life-threatening inju- Centers for Disease Con- grace, always keeping the — An arrest has been ries while trying to arrest trol, issued in response to well-being of students, made in connection with a man at the Boston Pub- the concerning delta vari- staff, and faculty front and ant,” Subbaswamy said in the deadly shooting of a lic Library’s main branch center.” Did you know? a statement Monday. 23-year-old man in New Tuesday morning, police Prior to taking over at The mask requirement Bedford, Massachusetts, said. UMass Dartmouth, Fuller starts Wednesday and will authorities said Tuesday. Police responded to the was dean of the Isenberg be reviewed in mid-Sep- The 59-year-old suspect library at about 8:30 a.m. School of Management at tember. was arrested in the ear- following an alleged as- UMass Amherst. ly morning hours along “Indoor mask wearing sault on an employee by Before joining the UMa- Interstate 95 in Stafford is particularly important what police described as ss system, Fuller spent County, Virginia, accord- to mitigate the spread an “emotionally disturbed” time at Washington State ing to a statement from from asymptomatic and man, Of cer Andre Wat- University and Baylor the of ce of Bristol Dis- pre-symptomatic carriers son said. University researching trict Attorney Thomas who are not aware they The man resisted arrest technology supported Quinn III. are infectious, and when and assaulted the of cers learning and distance ed- The suspect faces a other public health mea- before he was apprehend- ucation, and teaching ed- charge of assault and sures such as social dis- ed, according to police. ucation, leadership, infor- battery with a dangerous tancing are not possible,” No names were made mation systems strategy, weapon, but authorities the chancellor said. and project management public. expect that to be upgrad- The school had previ- among other topics. Home delivery No additional informa- ed to murder. It is unclear ously required students to Fuller in a statement tion was released. when the suspect will be be fully vaccinated for the said he was honored by subscribers returned to Massachu- fall semester, but had only the appointment. setts. It was not clear if he Falmouth Road Race taking “strongly recommended” “I’m excited about the had an attorney. measures to curb shots for employees. spirit of collaboration, in- get FREE access Of cers responded to COVID-19 risk VIRUS BY clusion, perseverance, and a report of gun re near THE NUMBERS innovation that I have to the e-edition on the intersection of Ashley BOSTON (AP) — Run- The number of new dai- found in confronting the Boulevard and Belleville ners at this weekend’s ly cases of COVID-19 in- challenges posed by the Road at about 2:45 p.m. Falmouth Road Race will creased by about 1,100 pandemic and in creating Monday, according to au- be required to wear surgi- Tuesday while the num- new cultural and econom- thorities. cal masks at the starting ber of newly con rmed ic opportunity across the There they found city line, although they will be coronavirus deaths in region,” he said. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Hospitals run low on nurses as they get swamped with COVID By Terry Spencer, said Thomas, who is un- Jennifer Sinco sure if she will ever return Kelleher and to nursing. Andrew Selsky Miami’s Jackson Me- ASSOCIATED PRESS morial Health System, Florida’s largest medical The rapidly escalating provider, has been losing surge in COVID-19 infec- nurses to staf ng agen- tions across the U.S. has cies, other hospitals and caused a shortage of nurs- pandemic burnout, Exec- es and other front-line utive Vice President Julie staff in virus hot spots Staub said. The hospital’s that can no longer keep CEO says nurses are be- up with the ood of unvac- ing lured away to jobs in cinated patients and are other states at double and Photo | Associated Press losing workers to burnout triple the salary. President Joe Biden speaks about the bipartisan infrastructure bill from the East Room of the and lucrative out-of-state Staub said system hos- White House in Washington. temporary gigs. pitals have started paying Florida, Arkansas and retention bonuses to nurs- Louisiana all have more es who agree to stay for a Big win for $1T infrastructure bill: Dems, people hospitalized with set period. To cover short- COVID-19 than at any ages, nurses who agree to other point in the pan- work extra are getting the GOP come together demic, and nursing staffs typical time-and-a-half for are badly strained. overtime plus $500 per By Lisa Mascaro American life. tackle routine legislating, nearly $550 billion in new In Florida, virus cases additional 12-hour shift. ASSOCIATED PRESS The vote also set the even on shared priorities. spending over ve years in have lled so many hos- Even with that, the hos- stage for a much more con- Tuesday’s Infrastructure addition to current federal pital beds that ambulance pital sometimes still has WASHINGTON — With tentious ght over Biden’s Investment and Jobs Act authorizations for public services and re depart- a robust vote after weeks to turn to agencies to ll bigger $3.5 trillion pack- started with a group of works that will reach vir- ments are straining to of ts and starts, the Sen- openings. age that is next up in the 10 senators who seized on tually every corner of the respond to emergencies. ate approved a $1 trillion Senate — a more liberal Biden’s campaign prom- country — a potentially “You are seeing folks infrastructure plan for Some patients wait inside chase the dollars,” Staub undertaking of child care, ise to draft a scaled-down historic expenditure Biden ambulances for up to an states coast to coast on elder care and other pro- version of his initial $2.3 has put on par with the said. “If they have the hour before hospitals in Tuesday, as a rare coa- grams that is much more trillion proposal, one that building of the transconti- exibility to pick up and St. Petersburg, Florida, lition of Democrats and partisan and expected could more broadly appeal nental railroad and Inter- go somewhere else and Republicans joined togeth- to draw only Democratic to both parties in the nar- state highway system. can admit them — a pro- live for a week, months, er to overcome skeptics support. That debate is ex- rowly divided Congress, There’s money to rebuild cess that usually takes whatever and make more and deliver a cornerstone pected to extend into the especially the 50-50 Sen- roads and bridges, and about 15 minutes, Pinel- money, it is a very enticing of President Joe Biden’s fall. ate. also to shore up coastlines las County Administrator thing to do. I think every agenda. With the Republicans It swelled to a 2,700- against climate change, Barry Burton said. health care system is fac- “Today, we proved that lockstep against the next page bill backed by the protect public utility sys- One person who suf- ing that.” democracy can still work,” big package, many of president and also busi- tems from cyberattacks fered a heart attack was Nearly 70 percent of Biden declared at the them reached for the cur- ness, labor and farm in- and modernize the electric bounced from six hospitals Florida hospitals are ex- White House, noting that rent compromise with the terests. Over time, it drew grid. Public transit gets a before nding an emer- pecting critical staf ng the 69-30 vote included White House because they, an expansive alliance of boost, as do airports and gency room in New Orle- shortages in the next even Senate Republican too, wanted show they senators and a bipartisan freight rail. Most lead ans that could take him week, according to the leader Mitch McConnell. could deliver and the gov- group in the House. drinking water pipes in in, said Joe Kanter, Loui- Florida Hospital Associa- “We can still come to- ernment could function. In all, 19 Republicans America could be replaced. siana’s chief public health tion. gether to do big things, “Today’s kind of a good joined all Democrats in Sen. Rob Portman of of cer. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott important things, for the voting for Senate passage. Ohio, the lead Republi- news, bad news day,” said “It’s a real dire sit- on Monday directed state American people,” Biden Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkow- Vice President Kamala can negotiator, said the uation,” Kanter said. of cials to use staf ng said. ski of Alaska, one of the ne- Harris, as presiding of - work “demonstrates to the “There’s just not enough agencies to nd additional The overwhelming tally American people that we gotiators. “The good news cer, announced the nal quali ed staff in the state provided fresh momen- is that today we really did tally. can get our act together on medical staff from beyond right now to care for all tum for the rst phase of something historic in the While liberal lawmakers a bipartisan basis to get the state’s borders as the these patients.” Biden’s “Build Back Bet- United States Senate; we said the package doesn’t go something done.” delta variant overwhelms ter” priorities, now head- moved out an infrastruc- far enough as a down-pay- The top Democratic ne- Michelle Thomas, a reg- its present staf ng re- ing to the House. A sizable ture package, something ment on Biden’s priorities gotiator, Sen. Kyrsten istered nurse and a man- sources. He also has sent a number of lawmakers that we have talked about and conservatives said it Sinema, said rarely will a ager of the emergency letter to the Texas Hospi- showed they were will- doing for years.” The bad is too costly and should piece of legislation affect department at a Tucson, tal Association to request ing to set aside partisan news, she said, is what’s be more fully paid for, the so many Americans. She Arizona, hospital, re- that hospitals postpone pressures, at least for a coming next. coalition of centrist sena- gave a nod to the late fel- signed three weeks ago all elective medical proce- moment, eager to send bil- Infrastructure was once tors was able to hold. Even low Arizona Sen. John Mc- after hitting a wall. dures voluntarily. lions to their states for re- a mainstay of lawmaking, broadsides from former Cain and said she was try- “There was never a time Parts of Europe have so building roads, broadband but the weeks-long slog President Donald Trump ing to follow his example that we could just kind far avoided a similar hos- internet, water pipes and to strike a compromise could not bring the bill to “reach bipartisan agree- of take a breath,” Thom- pital crisis, despite wide the public works systems showed how hard it has down. ments that try to bring the as said Tuesday. “I hit circulation of the delta that underpin much of become for Congress to The measure proposes country together.” that point … I can’t do variant, with help from this anymore. I’m so just vaccines. tapped out.” The United Kingdom on She helped other nurs- Monday had more than es cope with being alone 5,900 COVID-19 patients in rooms with dying pa- in hospitals, but the lat- tients and holding mobile est surge has not over- phones so family members whelmed medical centers. could say their nal good- As of Tuesday, the gov- byes. ernment said 75 percent “It’s like incredibly tax- of adults have been fully ing and traumatizing,” vaccinated.

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E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Balloons are an 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 110 Munroe St. Monica Connell Healey environmental hazard W J. K S ¢ Y P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer J. Patrick Norton Deputy Editor In your July 29, 2021, more, the editors believe in a trash bag may seem J N. W  T¢  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Lynn, MA 01903 Chief Operating O cer Editorial Editor Chairman editorial, “Airing It Out In that the goal of enforce- like safe disposal, but it’s Swampscott,” you “urge” ment is too “lofty,” and not. Customer Service PUBLISHERS the Swampscott Conser- so should be “relegated Regarding the bal- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 vation Commission, which to public-education cam- Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 loon-weight-recycling pro- Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 temporarily banned bal- paigns akin to those cur- gram mentioned in your All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 loon use at the town’s Lin- rently aimed at the threat Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 opinion piece: We should 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 scott Park, to focus on ed- plastic bags pose to ma- not be concerned with an- Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 ucating the public “in the rine animals.” choring balloons when he- Ext. 2 Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 hopes” of mitigating envi- Considering their own Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 lium is in short supply. ronmental damage caused newspaper’s report, I Classi ed/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 A full 10 percent of this classi [email protected] by balloons and balloon doubt that the editors are John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 nonrenewable resource releases. unaware of the many bans Subscriptions Education and hope are on single-use plastic bags. goes to lling party bal- [email protected] less effective than imag- At least 144 Massachu- loons, when it should be preserved for its need Circulation ined. At the Commission’s setts municipalities limit [email protected] July 22, 2021 meeting, or no longer allow several in medical diagnostics, guest Lorna O’Hara, the single-use products, in- physics and chemistry Ext. 3 research; manufacture of executive director of the cluding plastic bags, and Newsroom Balloon Council, stated statewide legislation on computer chips; weather [email protected] that the organization — the subject is advancing. forecasting and other ac- [email protected] composed of balloon man- There’s no such thing as tivities far more essential. EDITORIAL ufacturers, sellers and safe disposal of balloons, The editors championed Ext. 4 distributors — has spent whether or not they are the human “joy” and “cele- Sports three decades educating released into the atmo- bratory levity” provided by [email protected] others about the proper sphere. We throw away balloons. A sad commen- Ext. 5 Homework time handling of balloons. our plastic, yet it still nds tary, indeed, to favor a mo- Yet, balloon debris, ob- its way to the ocean, where ment’s pleasure over the Retail and Online served for the past 14 the litter is ingested by slow deaths endured by Advertising years along the New En- more than 200 marine the wildlife that may inno- [email protected] for Lynn voters gland coast during whale- animal species, including cently swallow or become ADVERTISING watch studies, comprised whales, seals, sh, turtles entangled in our needless Lynn students still have almost 37.3 percent of the almost and seabirds. Ernie Carpenter Jr. balloon debris. a month before they return to 1,000 pieces of trash in According to Scientif- Director of Advertising Maybe the best educa- school, but it’s not too early for the area. Relying on ad- ic Reports, balloons and and Business Development, ext. 1355 their parents and all Lynn vot- vocacy and instruction by their debris kill almost one tion for the public would [email protected] ers to buckle down and do some so-called balloon profes- in ve seabirds that eat come from our children, if we dare to ask them what’s Ralph Mitchell homework on the city’s candi- sionals may be counterin- them. Although balloons Sales Representative, ext. 1313 dates for elected of ce. tuitive, at best. comprise just 2 percent more important: holding [email protected] The last day to register to vote The Item’s editorial also of ingested litter, seabirds a string tied to a colored in the Sept. 14 city preliminary misleads the reader by are 32 times more likely piece of oating plastic or Patricia Whalen election is Wednesday, Aug. 25 by the life of an animal? Sales Representative, ext. 1310 suggesting that private to die from eating pieces [email protected] 8 p.m. Voters have 29 candidates property would be includ- of balloons than from con- Deb Newman is a to study, including three mayoral ed in any proposed ban by sumption of hard plastic Swampscott resident and BUSINESS OFFICE candidates, seven at-Large City a Swampscott entity. That fragments. Cutting up bal- Swampscott Conservancy Susan J. Conti Council candidates, 10 candidates is not the case. Further- loons and containing them member. for council ward of ces and nine Controller, ext. 1288 School Committee candidates. ROBERT PAWLICKI [email protected] Unlike any other city election Ted Grant in the last 20 years, this year’s Publisher, ext. 1234 election will not include the name [email protected] of an incumbent mayor and only It seems we like poverty Marian Kinney three of the seven ward council ext. 1212 seats — 2, 3 and 4 — feature a We like poverty, or to put erished countries and al- form from which to move [email protected] challenger seeking to unseat a it another way, we like it most twice as much as one- forward. The threat that veteran councilor. better than paying the price half of the OECD countries. the poor will have addition- Will Kraft There was a time when it was Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 for reducing it. It’s not that Yet, we are the sixth most al assistance to raise out of [email protected] unheard of for a ward councilor we can’t choose to elimi- prosperous country in the poverty grows the fear that in Lynn to go unchallenged. For nate poverty. We choose not world per capita. some portion of American Paula Villacreses neighborhood residents, ward rac- to because to do so would Examining the data of society will get something A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 es are referendums on how well cause us to make sacri ces the OECD countries whose [email protected] basic city services — including for nothing — or that we’d we are unwilling to make. control of poverty is supe- have to pay more taxes. Mike Shanahan public safety, snow plowing, trash To be sure, we don’t want rior to the United States collection, park maintenance and Over the past century, the Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 to say or think that we de- shows that Mexico, Italy [email protected] street lighting — are provided. United States has made sire poverty. That would be and Poland are less impov- Ward councilors serve as con- little progress in reduc- Jim Wilson unseemly. Mostly we turn erished — countries far less duits between constituents and ing poverty and remains Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 our eyes away from the afuent than the United municipal departments in help- among the highest pover- [email protected] ing to assess and improve these steps that are needed to States. So, poverty-wise, we eliminate it. Yet among the are an outlier and not in a ty-stricken countries in the CIRCULATION services. Western world. We may not School committees are respon- Organization for Economic positive sense. Lisa Mahmoud wish to believe that we like sible for hiring and ring school Co-operation and Devel- Political policies prevent Manager, ext. 1239 superintendents. But voters have opment’s (OECD) 43 coun- the government from ad- poverty, but we are too un- [email protected] important choices to make on elec- tries, which include most of ditional funding of public willing to take steps to illu- tion day when it comes to electing Europe and the world’s ma- schools, offering govern- minate it. CUSTOMER SERVICE fellow Lynn residents who are jor democracies, the United ment paid preschool edu- Robert Pawlicki is a re- La’ Mosha Ball quali ed to hire or re the person States has the third highest cation and national health- tired psychologist and a Customer Service, ext. 1276 who holds perhaps the city’s most level of poverty, three times care, thereby preventing all frequent contributor to the [email protected] important job. as great as the least impov- citizens a necessary plat- Savannah (Ga.) GRAPHICS Lynn is a changing city and the Sept. 14 ballot mirrors that Trevor Andreozzi change with Spanish-speaking, LETTER TO THE EDITOR Designer Haitian-American, Carribean- [email protected] and Southeast-Asian-American candidates on the ballot. Think before you cut Edwin Peralta Jr. Candidates’ signs popping up Designer around the city prove people run- To the editor: Sometimes, even when privacy and habitat. They [email protected] ning for of ce want voters to learn the developer left a tree or control stormwater and NEWSROOM about them and go to the polls. It I went for a walk around two, the new owners cut clear the air. Houses get so isn’t too early to know more about my neighborhood this morn- them down. This is happen- much hotter when there are Mike Alongi candidates knocking on doors, ing as I have often done in ing all over town. It’s amaz- Sports Editor, ext. 1228 no trees around, signi cant- [email protected] handing out campaign brochures the almost 30 years I have ing what a difference a few ly increasing energy con- and preparing to speak at cam- lived in town. trees can make. sumption in homes that use Gayla Cawley paign forums. It was the rst sunny I took the temperature at air conditioning. News Editor, ext. 1236 This newspaper published may- morning I have been able the corner of Bourque and In many cases, the deci- [email protected] oral candidate pro les on Aug. 3, to walk in a while. While it Pillings Pond roads. Accord- sion to remove trees sig- Allysha Dunnigan 4 and 10 and candidates provide was enjoyable, it was also ing to my phone, the am- ni cantly affects the entire information on their backgrounds almost alarmingly strik- bient temperature was 84 Reporter, ext. 1302 community. As we lose [email protected] and positions on city issues on ing how very hot it seemed degrees; the pavement was trees, we lose free vector their websites. even though it was only 8:30 138 degrees. At the other control as owls and in- Spenser Hasak Labor Day will come and go in the morning and the re- end of the street, by the path Photographer, ext. 1332 sect-eating birds leave the [email protected] and the preliminary election is ported temperature was 74 to the high school, where area; air quality decreases; right behind it. It’s time to hit the degrees. there are a lot of trees, the other trees become more books, voters. What made it seem so hot? pavement was 59 degrees. Thor Jourgensen likely to experience damage; Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 Full sun. Blazing sun. The Even in the sun, at this end ooding increases and ener- [email protected] reason I have likely worn of the street, the pavement gy consumption increases, tracks in the streets around was only 81 degrees. Tréa Lavery further increasing climate my house is because our Out of curiosity, I also Reporter, ext. 1317 neighborhood was so lovely, took the temperature of the effects. When asphalt re- [email protected] green and wooded. grass in the shade behind places trees, it creates a sig- Both of my kids were the crumb-tire elds and it ni cant loss in groundwater Vanessa Leroy recharge as well as a signif- Photographer, ext. 1332 born in late spring. I was was 62 degrees; the elds [email protected] so grateful I didn’t have to were 148.5 degrees, which is icant net increase in water usage and wasting. worry about excessive heat not too bad. Jakob Menendez or sun damaging their new A couple of summers ago, Property values signi - Photographer, ext. 1332 skin when I walked my I wondered about the elds cantly decrease. You don’t [email protected] babies because the streets on a hot summer day and I often see beautiful, treeless Anne Marie Tobin were cool and shaded. got a reading of 178 degrees landscapes in a real estate description. Who wants to Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 No more. Developers seem on the turf. [email protected] to have it in for our trees. Again, it’s amazing what live in a parking lot? What were once beautiful a difference trees can make. Once a tree is gone, it can- Sophie Yarin not be replaced. Think be- Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 wooded lots with pines that It’s not just the shade, [email protected] often hosted great horned which is glorious on a hot fore you cut. owls are now barren, mar- day. They also cool the air TECHNOLOGY ginally-landscaped altars to through evapotranspira- Patricia Fabbri Tim Noyes pavement and grass. tion. They provide beauty, Lynn eld Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. 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All address information, particu- Overdose Vandalism larly arrests, re ect police records. In A report of an overdose at A report of vandalism at the event of a perceived inaccuracy, 9:33 p.m. Monday at 5 High 8:38 p.m. Monday at 63 Mar- it is the sole responsibility of the con- Rock St.; at 10:23 a.m. Tuesday gin St. A caller reported prop- cerned party to contact the relevant at GE Field, 665 Summer St. erty damage caused by her police department and have the de- last tenant. The resident was partment issue a notice of correction Theft advised of the civil process. to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Vandalism was reported A report of a motor vehicle ications will not be made without at 7:27 a.m. Tuesday at 48 theft at 12:30 p.m. Monday at Prospect St. A caller reported express notice of change from the 26 Newhall St.; at 8:54 a.m. someone cut a sunower off of arresting police department. Tuesday at 22 Parkland Ave. their property. Police reported A report of a larceny at 3:11 a sunower was damaged. LYNN p.m. Monday at 111 Lawton Ave.; at 5:49 p.m. Monday at Arrests 111 Lawton Ave. SAUGUS Mark Burge, 60, of 149 Vandalism Accidents FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Franklin St., was arrested and A state districts map is shown as a three-judge panel of the Wake Coun- A report of motor vehicle At 3:22 a.m. Friday, there charged with violating the ty Superior Court presides over the trial of Common Cause v. Lewis in vandalism at 3:44 p.m. Mon- was an accident on Route 107 open container law at 11:31 Raleigh, N.C. a.m. Tuesday. day at 66 Essex St.; at 5:58 northbound near Wheelabra- Peter Dow, of 141 Walnut p.m. Monday at 34 Smith St.; tor. One person was taken to a St., was arrested on a warrant at 10:45 a.m. Tuesday at 150 nearby hospital. Census data spurred GOP’s and charged with uttering a Lewis St. At 4:41 p.m. Friday, a caller false check and larceny by A report of vandalism at reported that an individual was check over $1,200 at 4:09 8:28 a.m. Tuesday at Classical struck by an MBTA bus. One largest partisan edge in decades p.m. Monday. High School, 235 O’Callaghan person was taken to a nearby Justin Lozada, of 68 Pine Way. hospital. At 2:38 p.m. Sunday, a caller By David A. Lieb the fate of President Joe Democrats cluster tightly St., Danvers, was arrested on ASSOCIATED PRESS Biden's agenda to create in New York City. warrants and charged with MARBLEHEAD reported that they were in an accident on Central Street. new national voting rights The AP compared its two counts of unregistered Fresh off sweeping elec- and spend more on social ndings to data compiled motor vehicle, two counts of Accidents toral victories a decade ago, Animals programs. by Warshaw using a sim- uninsured motor vehicle/trail- Republican politicians used Like 10 years ago, Re- ilar formula for hundreds er, number plate violation to A report of a motor vehicle census data to draw voting crash at 4:20 p.m. Monday on A caller reported an injured publicans will have an ad- of congressional and state conceal ID, failure to wear a waterfowl on Main Street at districts that gave them a vantage over Democrats. legislative elections dating Pleasant Street. greater political advantage seat belt, state highway traf c 8:45 a.m. Sunday. The GOP will control re- to the 1970s. in more states than either violation, speeding and oper- At 10:03 a.m. Monday, a districting in the pivotal The analysis showed that Complaints party had in the past 50 ating a motor vehicle with a caller reported two dogs were states of Texas, Florida and Republicans' advantages years, according to a new suspended registration at 1:32 At 4:40 p.m. Monday, a call- locked in a car on Main Street. North Carolina — three of early in the decade gener- p.m. Tuesday. Associated Press analysis. er reported people on a blue At 3:52 p.m. Monday, a the six states gaining seats ally decreased from 2016 to Anthony Petruccelli, 46, of That advantage, mea- boat were exposing themselves caller reported a chicken and in the U.S. House. Inde- 2020, as would be expected 36 Newhall St., was arrested sured by a formula de- and urinating off the vessel on ducks were roaming the neigh- pendent commissions will with changing demograph- and charged with leaving the signed to detect potential Doliber’s Cove. The harbormas- borhood on David Drive. draw maps in Colorado and ics and shifts in voters' po- scene of personal injury, larce- ter spoke with the people, who gerrymandering, allowed Montana, each gaining a litical preferences. But the ny of a motor vehicle, assault said they had jumped into the Complaints Republicans to hold de- seat. Oregon also is adding analysis also showed that and battery with a dangerous water to use the facilities. They cade-long majorities in a seat, but majority Dem- the Republican edge lasted weapon and malicious dam- were advised and left the area. A caller reported at 11:56 some congressional delega- ocrats in the House have longer in more states than age to a motor vehicle at 1:26 a.m. Friday that they had re- tions or statehouses even as agreed to share control of for either party in previous p.m. Monday. Fire ceived threats at their business Democrats in those states the redistricting process decades. Mayya Shoykhet was arrest- at 171 Broadway. won top-of-the-ticket races with Republicans. In each election from ed on a warrant and charged A report of an outside re at At 7:49 p.m Saturday, a call- for president or statewide Because of recent redis- 2012 to 2020, Republi- with Class B drug possession 7:23 p.m. Monday on Lafay- er reported that there was a of ces. In short: Republi- tricting reforms, it could be cans in Florida, New York, subsequent offense at 8:17 ette Street. Police responded ght at Roller World involving cans won more seats than more dif cult for Republi- North Carolina, Ohio, a.m. Tuesday. to investigate a reported pig seven people. would have been expected cans to maintain their ad- South Carolina and Texas Micah Smith, 23, of 241 head with a rope tied to it. The At 4:47 a.m. Sunday, a call- based on the percentage of vantage in some states. But won about one more U.S. Ashcake Road, Ashland, was scene was turned over to the er reported a ght between six votes they received. in an era of increased po- House seat than would arrested and charged with vio- police. to seven people on Pearson The GOP's power will litical polarization among have been expected based lating the city knife ordinance, Street. One person was taken be put to the test starting voters, the past decade on their average share of willfully injuring a tree or shrub, PEABODY to a nearby hospital. Thursday, when the U.S. showed that it's "really the district votes. Repub- disturbing the peace and car- Census Bureau releas- hard for one party to win licans controlled the re- rying a dangerous weapon at Accidents Suspicious Activity es 2020 population data when the other party has districting process after 11:16 a.m. Tuesday. that will kick off the next designed the maps," said the 2010 census in each of A crash involving a motor At 7:57 a.m. Friday, a caller round of the once-a-decade Chris Warshaw, a political those states except New Accidents vehicle and motorcycle was re- reported that their child was ap- redistricting process. The scientist at George Wash- York, where courts drew ported at 1:38 p.m. Monday at proached by a silver SUV while redrawn districts will take ington University who an- the map because the Dem- A report of a motor vehicle 90 Walnut St. and 0 Fulton St. walking home from Target. effect in most states start- alyzes election data. ocratic-led Assembly and crash at 12:08 p.m. Monday One person was taken to Sa- ing with the 2022 elections The AP used a mathe- Republican-led Senate at 66 Market Square; at 2:50 lem Hospital and both vehicles Theft and, if the maps survive ex- matical formula called the failed to agree. p.m. Monday at 205 Union were towed. pected court challenges, re- "ef ciency gap" to calculate Democrats bene ted St.; at 8:10 a.m. Tuesday at A report of a motor vehicle An employee at Central Stor- main in place through the the size of partisan advan- from a similar one-seat 139 Lawton Ave.; at 8:24 crash at 1:57 p.m. Monday at age reported that units were 2030 elections. tage in elections for U.S. congressional advantage a.m. Tuesday at Broadway and Petco, 10 Sylvan St. broken into on Saturday at Though redistricting can House seats and in state in Connecticut and Massa- Warwick Street; at 11:28 a.m. A ve-car crash was reported 2:01 p.m. seem wonky, it has big im- House and Assembly con- chusetts, where they wield- Tuesday at Walmart, 780 Lyn- at 2:16 p.m. Monday at Route At 1:16 p.m. Sunday, a caller plications for public policy. tests for the 2016, 2018 and ed more inuence over the nway; at 12:33 p.m. Tuesday at 128 South and 312 Lowell St. reported that their bikes were Republicans who bene t- 2020 elections. redistricting process. Walmart, 780 Lynnway. A report of a hit-and-run mo- stolen outside 1201 Broadway. ed from favorable districts The formula identi es All told, there were eight A report of a hit-and-run mo- tor vehicle crash at 5:13 p.m. this past decade used their which parties are more states with a decade-long tor vehicle crash at 3:07 p.m. Monday on Summit Street. Well-being Check power in state capitols to effective at turning their Monday on Boston Street. partisan tilt of about one cut taxes, restrict abortion votes into victories. It can A report of a motor vehicle A caller reported that a man congressional seat from Complaints and curb union bargaining point to partisan gerry- crash with personal injury at was slumped on a bench on 2012-2020 — matching the rights. mandering — when a par- 4:33 p.m. Monday at 80 Low- A report of a disturbance at Main Street at 7:16 p.m. Fri- combined total from 1972- In Congress, redistricting ty maximizes its chances ell St.; at 9:21 a.m. Tuesday at 8:58 p.m. Monday at High- day and he was transported to 2010, according to War- has resulted in fewer com- of winning elections by Washington Street and West- lands at Dearborn, 7 Silverleaf Salem Hospital. shaw's data. petitive seats for both Re- drawing maps that spread ern Avenue. Way. A caller reported some For state House and type of disturbance out front Vandalism publicans and Democrats, voters for the other party Assembly races this past Assaults involving the driver of a car leaving less incentive to among multiple districts or decade, the data showed who was arguing with a group At 9:57 a.m. Friday, a caller compromise as politicians pack large numbers of their a roughly one-quarter per- A report of an assault and of people, ashing a badge reported that the Saugus Mid- appeal further to the right political opponents into a cent increase in the propor- battery with a dangerous and saying that he was a cop. dle-High School was vandal- and left. With Republicans single district. The formu- tion of states consistently weapon at 11:02 p.m. Monday The people involved in the ar- ized. needing to gain just ve la also can reveal natural favoring the same party. at 200 Union St. gument were gone upon police At 2:23 a.m. Saturday, a seats to take control of the redistricting advantages Nearly all of those were Re- A report of an assault and arrival. An of cer took a state- caller reported that their ve- U.S. House from Demo- that occur when like-mind- publican advantages — in battery at 10 a.m. Tuesday at ment from the caller and doc- hicle had been vandalized on crats, the redistricting get- ed voters cram together, contrast to the 1980s, when 38 Commercial St. umented the incident. Fairmount Avenue. ting underway this year such as the edge that New Democrats enjoyed an edge ultimately could determine York Republicans get when in more states. Parched Mendocino, California implores guests to save water

By Olga R. drop in its drinking water second dry winter, many Many longer-term solu- Rodriguez and reserves after the Noyo have had to order more, tions are being consid- Haven Daley River recorded its lowest much earlier than before. ered, including bringing ASSOCIATED PRESS ows in decades. Because of the pandemic water by barge, plane and "This is a real emergen- and stay-at-home orders, train and adding commu- MENDOCINO, Calif. — cy," said Ryan Rhoades, there were few visitors Tourists ock by the thou- nity storage tanks that superintendent of the last year when town resi- can hold up to 500,000 sands to the coastal town Mendocino City Commu- dents began noticing their gallons, asking the U.S. of Mendocino for its Victo- nity Services District, wells were producing less. National Guard or the rian homes and cliff trails, which helps manage the Now the weekend get- but visitors this summer water in the town's aqui- away destination for peo- Army Corps of Engineers are also nding public fer. ple in the Sacramento and to set up a mobile desali- portable toilets and signs Eric Hillesland and his San Francisco Bay areas nation treatment unit, on picket fences pleading: wife normally wouldn't is teeming with guests. and even capturing fog. "Severe drought. Please need to buy water until That has forced resi- But all of them are expen- conserve water." late July or August to sup- dents and business own- sive, and the town would Hotels have closed their ply the Alegria Inn, their PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ers to nd drinking water need the support of the lobby bathrooms and res- 10-room oceanfront bed sources that are farther state and federal govern- Signs alert visitors to the severe drought in idents have stopped wa- and breakfast. But the away, which has doubled ments, Rhoades said. Mendocino, Calif. tering their gardens in property's well started the price of water. Some A company that devel- the foggy outpost about pumping little water early shortage and to not take age tanks, including some restaurants are cutting oped new technology to 150 miles north of San in the year, and by Feb- the extensive showers perched atop historic red- back their operating hours capture moisture in fog Francisco after two years ruary they were ordering they might be used to at wood water towers. to reduce costs. proposed setting up a test- of little rain sapped many 3,500 gallons a week. home," Hillesland said. The town has about In February, Hillesland ing site in Mendocino at of the wells Mendocino de- Then the couple stopped was paying $300 for a Mendocino relies on 1,000 residents, but its no cost and selling the wa- pends on for potable wa- watering the gardens and 3,500-gallon delivery. Now groundwater accessed economy depends on ter to the community. But ter. switched from glass to it costs $600. through a network of about 2,000 people who Mendocino's water woes paper plates to serve wel- If it gets worse and Rhoades said the infra- were compounded in re- come cookies. They plan to about 400 privately owned visit each day during the they have to start closing structure would affect the cent weeks when the city start using micro ber bed wells, many of them dug height of the tourist sea- rooms, "then we are in a town's scenic views, and of Fort Bragg a few miles linens, which take less wa- by hand when the former son, from May to October, situation like at the begin- getting a permit would be to the north — its main ter to wash. mill town was established Rhoades said. ning of the pandemic — no a challenge. A desalina- backup water supplier "We're also asking our in the 1850s. Residents Businesses have tradi- income but still plenty of tion plant would face sim- — informed of cials that guests to be cognizant of and business owners tionally had to haul in wa- mortgage and insurance," ilar permitting and envi- it, too, had a signi cant the severity of our water keep their water in stor- ter in the fall. But after a he said. ronmental hurdles. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 2021 Swampscott super apologizes for ‘enthusiasm’

SUPER School Committee and From A1 the town, she is “prohib- ited from using her included a link to the office, title and access to site for the local cam- parents’ emails for paign and said she was political purposes. “so excited to work “We are not satisfied together to make this with her apology, which happen for our children! I have not seen or Please check out this received,” Brock added. website for more infor- A special town meet- ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON mation and to get ing will vote Sept. 13 on A collision between a moped and dump truck involved.” a warrant article, which Tuesday morning left a woman dead and a man However, the email proposes to raise $64 seriously injured. was not viewed favor- million in local property ably by a community ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK taxes to pay for some of group opposing the new Superintendent of Schools Pamela Angelakis the estimated cost of Dump truck kills school. Gail Brock, chair has responded to criticism over an email she the proposed dis- of the school building’s sent expressing support for a proposed district- trict-wide elementary moped rider in Lynn opposition ballot com- wide elementary school. school. mittee, Save Our The Massachusetts critical for the district goal with the first email MOPED everything that’s going Schools, said many School Building Authority complaints have been and the community.” was to ensure that From A1 on in the world right (MSBA), the quasi-inde- filed with the State As the leader of the everyone had access to now,” the woman said. pendent government Ethics Commission, district, she said her “accurate information He said he always “Someone dying and in authority that funds saying Angelakis should primary obligation is to prior to forming an sees people driving a way like this is public school projects, not have used public foster the most advanta- opinion on the merits of mopeds around the city something you never authorized up to $34.3 resources to encourage geous learning environ- the project.” while trying to weave in want to happen.” million in grant funding people to support the ment possible. “(This is) something and out of cars, lifting G/J Towing came to to build the new school. new school. “If I stepped over any which our district critically up the handle bars and the scene to tow the If the warrant article Following backlash ‘ethical’ boundaries in needs in order to continue revving the gas. moped and drive the passes — with a two- from this email, Ange- doing so, I apologize and to deliver the caliber of The wife of the driver dump truck to a location thirds vote — a ballot lakis issued an apology will ensure that it does education that our stu- of the dump truck said requested by police. The question asking voters to to district families, not happen again, as I dents and families want that her husband told driver of the dump truck raise taxes through a saying: “I am sorry if continue to advocate for and deserve,” she said. Prop 2 ½ (debt-exclusion) her the moped came up — a John L. DeFranzo anyone may have been our students, teachers Brock said the super- override will be voted on to the right side of his and Son LLC. vehicle offended by my enthusi- and families,” she said. intendent used her during a town election in truck while he was — was taken home by asm for alerting families Angelakis said she is school access to the October. taking a right turn onto his wife. to the opportunity to 100 percent in favor of parents of all children to Allysha Dunnigan can Washington Street and Lynn Police Lt. Mi- access accurate informa- the school building send this email, and as be reached at adunnigan@ he couldn’t see it. chael Kmiec said no tion on a project that is project, but her primary an employee of the itemlive.com. Another woman on charges have been filed scene said she didn’t see against the truck driver, the collision, but walked whom he declined to over when she saw all of identify, at this point in See the world on the Lynn YMCA the police cars and the investigation. YMCA really proud to be able caution tape. Allysha Dunnigan can From A1 to do that for all of the “It’s so sad to hear be reached at adun- communities that we such a tragedy with [email protected]. night stay with airfare serve,” for two. This event is open to The gala also includes the public and $100 a $10 raffle ticket for a tickets must be pur- chance to win a trip to chased in order to anywhere in the world. attend. The event will This raffle includes also be broadcast live so airfare for two, one people can watch from night in a hotel, and home. Those who do not dinner for two donated wish to, or cannot, by lead sponsor GraVoc. attend can still purchase With this grand prize, ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK the winner can choose YMCA of Metro North is offering an all-expens- a $10 raffle ticket for wherever they want to es-paid trip during an upcoming gala. the chance to win the go in the world and stay grand prize vacation. opportunity to talk was held virtually and “We really saw this ITEM FILE PHOTO for as long as they want. about how we serve raised about $180,000; past year, as people Students will get a reprieve this fall if the Roundtrip airfare will across all seven conti- the fundraising goal is were out of work, that School Committee approves the superinten- be covered for a value of dent’s recommendation for later start times. up to $10,000. nents; it’s not just Lynn increased each year. there was a lot of fear so President and Chief or Peabody. It’s literally “It’s a really fun, people didn’t want to go Executive Officer of across the continents.” feel-good event that out in public as much,” Saugus sets start times YMCA Metro North Walsh said this year is really showcases what Walsh said. “The YMCA TIMES will be held via Zoom on Kathleen Walsh said a extra special because the YMCA does for the does so much for the From A1 Aug. 17 and 24, from 6-7 board member came up they are back in-person community,” Walsh said. community and by p.m. with this idea three after being virtual last Events like this coming to this event, ing the new start times, Sam Minton can be years ago as a way to year, and can showcase contribute to a scholar- you see a piece of it during two upcoming reached at sminton@ make the gala special. the new Demakes ship fund that can help which may pique your virtual forums, which itemlive.com. “It’s been really fun Family YMCA. pay for services — such interest to learn more.” because the whole Walsh said they hope to as swimming, a mem- Tickets can be pur- theme is wrapped raise $250,000 to help bership, child care and chased at https:// around different parts of subsidize programs, summer camp — for ymcaofmetronorth.org// Did you know? the world and what particularly child care those who cannot afford WhereintheWorldCele- people don’t understand and camp, so all families them. bration2021. is that the Y is a world- can afford to make use of “We never turn anyone Allysha Dunnigan can wide movement,” Walsh the Y. away if they can’t pay,” be reached at adun- said. “This gives us an Last year, this event Walsh said. “We are [email protected]. RI focuses on health workers in fight against Delta variant By Mark Pratt nation efforts are going The state’s weekly state’s COVID-19 ASSOCIATED PRESS strong, and we continue positivity rate, weekly response team. to be in the top five in number of new hospital- The state is also Rhode Island is the country in vaccina- izations, and weekly ensuring that when the tackling a surge in new tions,” McKee said. “We number of new cases per school year starts later coronavirus cases know that in order to 100,000 population have this month, every public caused by the highly stay ahead of the delta all jumped in the past school district has contagious delta variant variant and keep Rhode week, according to the access to either an Home delivery by requiring all health Islanders out of the department. on-site or communi- care workers at state-li- hospital, we must keep “The key message for ty-based vaccine clinic. subscribers censed facilities to get that going.” people today is that the The state is also vaccinated by the He said there are vaccines we have help working with businesses beginning of October, about 195,000 eligible protect against serious to help employees get get FREE access Gov. Daniel McKee said state residents who have illness from the delta vaccinations, also Tuesday. not yet been inoculated variant,” by mitigating through onsite clinics, to the e-edition on Until then, unvaccinat- against the disease. symptoms, keeping McCarthy said. ed workers will be More than 665,000 people out of the hospi- There are no plans to required to wear surgi- people in the state have tal and reducing the reinstitute an indoor cal masks while on the been fully vaccinated, chance of dying from the mask mandate, McKee job and get tested twice according to state data. disease, Alexander-Scott said, although masks weekly, the Democratic “If you haven’t already, said. are recommended for governor said during the it is time to get vacci- To reach the unvacci- school settings, he said. state’s first coronavirus nated,” McKee said. nated, the state is Individual districts are news conference in two The state Department hosting 60 popup being given leeway to weeks. of Health estimates that vaccine clinics through come up with their own The state is also 75% of new cases in the the end of August alone policies. focusing on unvaccinat- state, which have in areas with low McKee suggested call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 ed school children who increased 200% in the vaccination rates, people carry a mask to start your are eligible for a shot, past few weeks, are including neighborhoods with them wherever daily subscription. and neighborhoods with caused by the delta in Providence, Pawtuck- they go so they can put low vaccination rates, variant, department et and Woonsocket, said it on if they enter a state officials said. Director Dr. Nicole Tom McCarthy, execu- business or building “Rhode Island’s vacci- Alexander-Scott said. tive director of the where it is required. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7

ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Mayor Thomas M. McGee announced Tues- day that masks will be required inside all city buildings. Lynn to require

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK masks in buildings Nahant DPW Superintendent Zach Taylor rakes the men’s softball field ahead of a game on Tues- MASKS not have a mask, one will day. Both the men’s and women’s fields recently received upgrades including new benches and be provided to them be- backstops. From A1 fore they are allowed to addition, McGee “strong- enter the building. ly encouraged” Lynn City boards and com- Nahant gets its field of dreams businesses to reimple- missions are encouraged FIELD like that in probably 30 annual town meeting spaces like the softball ment indoor mask to conduct their meet- From A1 years, so we’re thrilled to had two year’s worth of fields at the Lowlands requirements for their ings remotely at this do that.” CPA articles to consider,” can bring people togeth- staff and customers. time; if meetings are In his announcement, vation Act (CPA) funds, It was a long journey to Barletta said. “It result- er, which is especially held in person, masks which was sent to all city according to Town Admin- make this project possi- ed in hundreds of thou- needed after the pan- must be worn by all those employees Tuesday and istrator Antonio Barletta. ble. Due to COVID-19, sands of dollars of demic. He also noted that in attendance. All Lynn shared later that eve- “We’re thrilled to make the annual Town Meet- CPA-funded work in the gathering outside is the Auditorium staff and ning with the public, Mc- those improvements,” ing was affected last town. So, we have a lot to safest avenue for resi- show attendees must Gee cited the new Cen- said Barletta, who also year, which resulted in do this year and next dents with COVID-19 now wear masks, except ters for Disease Control referred to the changes its members not being year to spend that money cases rising across the when eating or drinking. and Prevention (CDC) as “long overdue. able to vote on proposed and make those improve- country. City employees who guidance that recom- “Both the men’s and projects involving CPA ments, and we’re excited Sam Minton can be cannot wear a mask due mends indoor mask women’s softball field ha- funds. to do it.” reached at sminton@ to a medical condition wearing for all areas ven’t had improvements “Therefore, this past Barletta added that itemlive.com. must provide documen- with a “substantial” risk tation to the Personnel of COVID-19 transmis- Department at City Hall, sion, which currently in- Elderly housing, single-family homes the mayor’s office said. cludes Essex County. While case rates have “Our top priority for been rising in the city, the last 18 months has slated for former Union Hospital site McGee, in his announce- been to ensure the safety ment, touted the city’s UNION thing,” Kathy said. and health of all of our success in working with From A1 “None of us thought residents,” said McGee. the Lynn Community that, while we were “We must remain vigi- the front property, the Health Center to fully working hard our entire lant in the public health development will allow vaccinate a majority of lives, that we would successes we have for a rate of 28 units per its residents. As of Tues- ever live in an economic achieved to date, and acre — on a roughly five day, 76 percent of the situation like we are in that requires being pro- and a half acre site — city’s eligible population right now where rents active and following the which means a maxi- had received at least one are thousands of dollars science that wearing a mum of 150 units in to- dose and 69 percent had a month, and that mask reduces transmis- tal. been fully vaccinated, ac- doesn’t even include sion and vaccines reduce The zoning amend- cording to the mayor’s utilities and heat and the severity of illness. ment also contains an office. food.” “There is also consider- open-space requirement ation for residents who “As we implement of 5 percent to control Kathy said the seniors these next steps, we will ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK deserve a home that’s are vulnerable because density and maximize of their age or health sta- continue to work with Demolition is underway at the former Union affordable and healthy, space. tus, and children who state and federal officials Hospital site, which will be transformed into and advised the council Attorney Steve Smith are below the allowable and public-health ex- spoke on behalf of the senior housing following City Council approval. to vote in favor of this perts to adjust their development and to age for vaccination,” he developer, Solimine property being dedicated housing would be the guidance in response to “please search your said. Charitable Foundation, for open space. preferred reuse for the Under the new order, emerging scientific data, heart and your con- and said a minimum of Smith said that with hospital site. all employees, regardless encourage and help all science and make Lynn 15 percent of the senior these zoning amend- During Tuesday of vaccination status, are residents to become fully a beautiful place to live housing units will be ments, the development night’s meeting, a required to wear a mask vaccinated and ensure for all people.” affordable. will be in a cluster style current Lynn resident that covers their mouth that adequate testing re- David Solimine Sr., 86, He also said there is that is similar to the Kathy — living in and nose while inside mains available to all spoke at the meeting an opportunity for Village at Nell’s Pond, affordable senior hous- city buildings during who need it,” said Mc- about how his home in limited retail and food situated about a quarter ing at St. Mary’s on work hours, except for Gee. West Lynn — in which service on the site, not mile away. Pleasant Street — said when they are seated at The state’s free “Stop he has lived for years just to serve the resi- Solimine partnered she is speaking for the their designated work the Spread” testing has — is becoming too large dents of the senior with 2 Life Communi- almost 6,000 seniors on stations, or using break been extended at the for him to take care of. housing community, but ties of Brighton to the waiting list for time to eat or drink. Lynn site, 398 Blossom As a lifelong Lynn also to be available to manage the project and housing who can’t speak The mask order applies St., through Oct. 31. Free draw in members of the implement medical and for themselves. resident, he said he and to all common areas, vaccines for residents surrounding neighbor- social support services “I live at the bottom of his wife have been during meetings, when ages 12 and older are hood. for the residents, provid- the social security thinking about applying employees are inside city available at City Hall, “This is not to compete ed by the Element Care amount. I make $367 a for senior housing, but vehicles with more than Room 401, on Tuesdays with other businesses, PACE program. month from social don’t want to go Brooks- one occupant, and while from 2-7 p.m. and Fri- but just to complement Smith said the Ele- security, and I get food by Village in Peabody interacting with the pub- days from 9 a.m. to 11:30 what they’re doing in ment Care outpost, to be stamps and Medicaid,” and would rather finish lic. Department heads p.m.; and at Lynn Com- this facility,” Smith said. housed in the former Kathy said. “The realis- their days in the city will be tasked with en- munity Health Center, The zone amendment South building, will tic thing is, without the where he was born and forcing the mask policy; 269 Union St., Monday for the development in provide senior health supportive housing, I raised his kids. any employee found to through Friday from the back parking lot will care services to not just would not be able to Councilor-at-Large not be in compliance 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. consist of age-restricted, residents but any have an apartment. I Brian Field abstained with the policy will be Mobile vaccine walk-in detached single-family seniors in the neighbor- would be out on my ear.” from the vote because subject to a progressive sessions are available in homes, with “age-re- hood. Kathy said that a he works at Solimine discipline that could ulti- multiple locations; check stricted” being defined Prior to the hospital’s lifestyle of housing Funeral Homes, and mately result in suspen- the city website for more as at least one owner closure, the city conduct- insecurity — where Ward 5 Councilor sion or termination of information. being 55 years of age or ed a Union Hospital people are forced to live Dianna Chakoutis was employment, the mayor’s Gayla Cawley can be older. Re-Use Planning Study, on others’ couches or not in attendance, but office said. reached at gcawley@ This nine-and-a-half managed by the Metro- crammed in with family all of the other City Visitors must also wear itemlive.com. Follow her acre site has a maxi- politan Area Planning — is not safe or healthy. Council members voted a mask while inside city on Twitter @GaylaCaw- mum buildout of 26 Council (MAPC), as well “If there are some in favor of the zoning buildings; if visitors do ley. single-family homes as a number of commu- things that Lynn can do amendment. with a 35-foot buffer nity meetings. to ease the burden even Allysha Dunnigan can zone for neighbors on These meetings a little bit, 150 units is be reached at adun- Dartmouth Street, as resulted in recommen- just a drop in the [email protected]. well as 50 percent of the dations that senior bucket, but it’s some- Need to find Catch up with your an article? favorite team Subscribe to in Item Sports! e-edition on call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 to start your Only $9.99/month daily subscription. A8 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 2021 LOOK! National Raspberry Bombe Day, National Raspberry Tart Day, National Presidential Joke Day

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FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Director Siân Heder, center, stands with actors Emilia Jones, right, and Ferdia Walsh-Peelo, left, on the set of “CODA.” ‘CODA’: A landmark crowd-pleaser for a year light on crowds By Jake Coyle something else: How big laughs — how much the “I was overly excited, to handsome, deaf brother hearing actors to play the ASSOCIATED PRESS the laughs it gets are. movies have been missing. the point that I called my Leo (Daniel Durant). Her deaf parts. Heder, though, “You don’t really know “It takes more than one team and said: Don’t let just-developing dreams of saw the potential to mine NEW YORK — “CODA,” that those work unless person to understand this script get away from singing seem at rst like a tender and stirring something more genuine you’re sitting in a room to make actors who are us. I have to do it,” says teenage rebellion. “If I from the story and to coming-of-age tale about full of people,” says Heder. deaf cast in lms. A lot of Matlin. was blind would you want bring deaf actors to the the only hearing member “CODA,” which arrives people just aren’t in the In it, newcomer Emilia to paint?” her mother forefront. She transferred in a deaf family, might be Friday in theaters and know. They don’t know Jones plays the hearing asks. the crowd-pleaser of the on Apple TV+, is poised that we can work just as daughter of a hardscrab- “CODA,” which stands the setting to the sh- year, but it was only a few to be something that’s easily as anyone else,” ble shing family of two for “child of deaf adult(s),” ing town of Gloucester, weeks ago that director been hard to nd in a says Matlin with an inter- randy, funny, loving, deaf is based on the 2014 Massachusetts, and made Siân Heder saw it with year light on crowds: a preter. “I know — I don’t parents (Matlin, Kotsur) French lm “La Famille authenticity the abiding an audience. bona de, heart-bursting, hope — that ‘CODA’ will and her pugnacious, Bélier,” which used ethos. For months after its tell-everyone-about-it change the landscape.” lauded premiere at a crowd-pleaser. Matlin, the only deaf virtual Sundance Film Starring a trio of sen- actor to win an Oscar Festival in January sational actors who are (for 1986’s “Children of (where the movie fetched deaf – – Marlee Matlin, a Lesser God”), knows a Sundance record $25 Troy Kotsur and Daniel something about water- million acquisition price Durant — “CODA” is also shed moments for the deaf and won the top prize ), unlike most heart-on-its- community and Holly- Heder had heard from sleeve movies before it. wood. And she’s convinced people who had watched It’s a crowd-pleaser that “CODA” marks something “CODA” at home on a link expands just who’s in “the momentous. After years of about how the lm moved crowd,” enlarging a movie reading scripts that — if them, how it made them world that seldom depicts they showed deaf people cry, how important it is. deaf lives dynamically or at all — only character- But when she screened it authentically. A landmark ized them in simple, ste- in Gloucester, Massachu- lm in on-screen repre- reotypical ways, “CODA” setts, where the lm is sentation, “CODA” proves immediately jumped out set, she could nally hear — with spirit and, yes, at her.

Local news in the palm of your hand FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Christina Applegate has announced that she has multiple sclerosis, de- scribing her diagnosis as a “tough road.” Christina Applegate reveals she has multiple sclerosis ASSOCIATED PRESS gate. “It’s been a tough the nonpro t organization road. But as we all know, adds. Emmy Award-winner the road keeps going.” Applegate won her Christina Applegate She added in a later post: Emmy in 2003 for a guest has announced that she “Now I ask for privacy. As spot on “Friends” and has multiple sclerosis, I go through this thing.” has a Tony Award nom- describing her diagnosis Multiple sclerosis — ination for the musical as a “tough road.” also known as MS — af- “Sweet Charity.” Her lms The 49-year-old actor fects the nervous system include “The Sweetest known for her roles in and often results in Thing,” “Anchorman,” Full digital access for only $9.99 per month. “Married... with Children” progressive physical and and “Dead to Me,” said in cognitive decline. “Hall Pass” and “Bad a tweet late Monday that More than 2.3 million Moms.” she was diagnosed “a few people have a diagnosis of She has previously months ago.” MS worldwide, according discussed her 2008 battle “It’s been a strange jour- to the National Multiple with breast cancer, after ney. But I have been so Sclerosis Society. Nearly which she had a double supported by people that 1 million people over the mastectomy as well as I know who also have this age of 18 live with a di- her ovaries and fallopian condition,” wrote Apple- agnosis of MS in the US, tubes removed. WEATHER LOTTERY

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©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 2021 Lynn’s Burt is back with Pride By Mike Alongi NWHL players who an- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR nounced that they would not return to the league. BOSTON — It’s been a The players, who came couple of years since she’s from both the NWHL and donned the gold and black, the Canadian Women’s but Lynn native Katie Hockey League, released a Burt will be back in Boston joint statement announc- playing professional hock- ing their intent to not par- ey this winter after it was ticipate in any North announced that she has American professional signed with the Boston league for the 2019-20 sea- Pride of the National Wom- son — citing their dissatis- en’s Hockey League for the faction in the operations of 2021-22 season. both leagues in that nei- This will be Burt’s second ther provided health insur- stint with the Pride, as she ance or a livable salary. was drafted No. 1 overall Burt then joined the New by Boston in 2017. After a England chapter of the stellar career at Boston Professional Women’s College, she played the Hockey Players Associa- 2018-19 season with the tion, an organization Pride and played in 16 formed by some of the games — putting up a save sport’s top players commit- percentage of .920 and a ted to finding a path to a goals against average of livable wage. She has ITEM FILE PHOTO 2.26 to earn NWHL all- played there for the past star honors. After spending the past two years with the Professional Women’s Hockey Players Association, Lynn two seasons. But following that rookie native and former NWHL No. 1 overall pick Katie Burt has signed with the Boston Pride for the 2021-22 year, Burt was one of 200 BURT, B2 season. Lynn Parks and Recreation to host inaugural Youth Cross Country Series

By Mike Alongi ten through third grade ITEM SPORTS EDITOR running in 0.67-mile events. Girls ages fourth LYNN — After a sum- and fifth grade and boys mer full of racing, the ages fourth and fifth Lynn Parks and Recre- grade will run in 1.29- ation Department an- mile events. There will be nounced that it will con- computerized results af- tinue to host running ter every race. events throughout the fall by sponsoring the in- “Our goal is to provide a augural Lynn Elementa- fun introduction for ry School Cross Country youngsters to a healthy, Series. inexpensive lifetime ac- The series, which will tivity,” said Joe Abelon, be run on Saturdays at who will run the event Lynn’s Frey Park, is free and who also runs Lynn to join. Elementary school Woods Summer Running kids from all communi- every Wednesday. ties are welcome to join. Those interested in run- The races will be run on ning are encouraged to Sept. 11, 18 and 25 as register in advance, and ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK well as on Oct. 2 and 9, they can do so by email- with all events running ing Joe Abelon at jsa777@ Ryan Marra scored two runs on wild pitches for the North Shore Navigators in a victory over the Upper from 10 a.m. to noon. verizon.net or calling Valley Night Hawks in Game 2 of the NECBL North Final Monday night. There will be four dif- 781-709-7135. For more ferent divisions of events, information or to see re- with girls ages kindergar- sults and cancellation an- Navigators hang on to sweep Upper Valley, ten through third grade nouncements for the se- take home NECBL North Division title and boys ages kindergar- ries, visit www.lwrun.org.

By Joshua Kummins Thanks to Monday’s 4-2 turf with the previous a deciding third game on CORRECTION FOR THE ITEM win at Fraser Field, night’s 5-0 shutout win in Tuesday in Oak Bluffs. In the Tuesday, Aug. 9 Jimmy DiCarlo scored the fifth-seeded North Shore White River Junction, Vt. The NECBL Champion- edition of The Item, a LYNN — The North run on a passed ball in completed a two-game North Shore now awaits ship Series will begin with story on the recap of Pea- the top of the first, but Shore Navigators are the sweep of the second-seeded the winner of the Southern the Navs traveling to the body West’s win over champions of the New En- DiCarlo actually drove in Upper Valley Nighthawks in Division Finals between the South winner on Wednesday Team Maine in the Little gland Collegiate Baseball the first two runs of the the Northern Division Fi- top-seeded Martha’s Vine- before returning to Lynn for League World Series New League’s Northern Division game with a two-run dou- nals. yard Sharks and fourth-seed- Game 2 at 7:05 p.m. Thurs- England Regional incor- and will play for their first ble in the top of the sec- The Navs earned the op- ed Danbury Westerners, day. rectly reported how Pea- Fay Vincent Sr. Cup since portunity to clinch the best- who are scheduled to break body West scored its first ond. 2010. of-three set on their home a 1-1 series deadlock during NAVS, B2 run. The Item regrets the The article said that error. Gannon holds annual Ladies Classic Patriots’ TE Henry day-to-day after recent injury

By Kyle Hightower New England’s system has ASSOCIATED PRESS been slowed by injury after Henry left the Patriots’ FOXBOROUGH — One first practice of the week of the most significant up- Sunday with a shoulder grades for the Patriots of- injury and subsequently fense this offseason was at sat out workouts on Mon- tight end with the addi- day and Tuesday. Henry’s tions of free agents Jonnu absences come roughly Smith and Hunter Henry. two months after Smith Their production on sustained a leg injury their previous teams — during New England’s 121 catches and 10 touch- first minicamp practice in downs between them over June. the past two seasons for COURTESY PHOTO | CAROL MILLS Smith missed the re- the Titans and Chargers mainder of those workouts — instantly conjured up The Gannon Ladies Innerclub held its major Ladies Classic tournament over the weekend. but was healthy in time for comparisons to the “Bos- Through the heat and humidity, there was a three-way tie for first place after a two-day score the start of training camp. ton TE Party” tandem of of 132. After a five-hole playoff, Jane Fiste and Cathy Thibeault clinched the title. Jay Var- Now, it’s Henry who is Rob Gronkowski and Aar- riano and Linda Courtemanche came in second on a match of cards with Lorraine Mills and sidelined, though when on Hernandez that the Pa- Mary Orne, who came in third. In fourth place was Pay Ryback and Linda Eaton with a two- asked Tuesday, coach Bill triots had from 2010 to day score of 136. Belichick’s level of concern 2012. was low about Henry Pictured are, from left, Jay Varriano, Linda Courtemanche, Lorraine Mills, Mary Orne and But for the second time potentially falling behind. the winners of the 2021 Ladies Classic, Jane Fiste and Cathy Thibeault. this summer Smith and Henry’s integration into PATRIOTS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 2021

NECBL PLAYOFFS DIVISION FINALS Vineyard Sharks (7) Lynn’s Burt returning to Boston Pride Sunday, August 8 NECBL FINAL North Shore Navigators 5, Upper Wednesday, August 11 BURT took home the coveted tro- holds the NCAA career oree and twice was named Valley Night Hawks 0 North Shore Navigators at Mar- From B1 phy in 2021. Now, with wins record (121), logged Hockey East Goaltender of tha’s Vineyard Sharks/Danbury Danbury Westerners 9, Martha’s Burt back on the roster, three 30-win seasons and the Month. She was also Westerners (TBD) Vineyard Sharks 2 The Pride have contin- Boston has possibly the backed the Eagles to four named Boston College’s Thursday, August 12 ued to play well in the time deepest goaltender rota- Hockey East regular sea- Female Eagle of the Year. Monday, August 9 Martha’s Vineyard Sharks/Dan- Martha’s Vineyard Sharks 19, Dan- since Burt left, becoming tion in the entire league. son titles. During her se- The Boston Pride are set bury Westerners at North Shore the first NWHL team to Burt made the most of nior season (2017-2018), to begin the 2021-22 sea- bury Westerners 3 Navigators (7:05) North Shore Navigators 4, Upper Friday, August 13 ever win two Isobel Cup her four-year career with Burt was a Hockey East son on Saturday, Nov. 6 at Valley Night Hawks 2 (F/6) North Shore Navigators at Mar- championships when they Boston College as well. She Second-Team All-Star hon- Warrior Ice Arena. Tuesday, August 10 tha’s Vineyard Sharks/Danbury Danbury Westerners at Martha’s Westerners (TBD)

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TV/RADIO TV MLB 1:10 p.m...... Chi. White Sox at Minnesota...... YouTube 2 p.m...... NY Yankees at Kansas City...... MLB Network 7:05 p.m...... LA Dodgers at Philadelphia...... ESPN 7:10 p.m...... Tampa Bay at Boston...... NESN 10 p.m...... Toronto at LA Angels...... MLB Network MiLB 12 p.m...... Triple A: Syracuse at Worcester...... NESN Golf 4 p.m...... US Amateur (Round of 64)...... Golf NBA Summer League ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK 4 p.m...... Milwaukee vs. Brooklyn...... ESPN2 5 p.m...... Miami vs. Memphis...... NBA TV Manager Bob Macaluso, center, and the North Shore Navigators have won the NECBL North Division 6 p.m...... Cleveland vs. Orlando...... ESPNU title and will now play for the Fay Vincent Sr. Cup for the first time since 2010. 7 p.m...... Oklahoma City vs. New Orleans...... NBA TV 8 p.m...... Toronto vs. Golden State...... ESPN2 9 p.m...... Utah vs. Dallas...... NBA TV North Shore Navigators win NECBL North title 10 p.m...... New York vs. LA Lakers...... ESPN2 Men’s Soccer NAVS right. base. Left-fielder Jakewith a six-inning complete 3 p.m...... Super Cup final: Chelsea vs. Villarreal...... CBSSN From B1 Right-fielder Dylan Bra- McElroy’s (Holy Cross) game; the contest was 9 p.m...... CPL: Pacific at Calvary...... FS2 zil’s (Stetson) fielder’stwo-out infield hit put run- deemed official following a 10 p.m...... CONCACAF: Cruz Azul at Monterrey...... FS1 As for the division-clinch- choice drove home the first ners on the corners, allow- more than hour-long rain Surfing ing game, the Navs broke a North Shore run before ing Marra to cross the delay. 8:30 a.m...... WSL: Corona Open...... FS2 scoreless tie with all three Marra scored on a wild plate on a wild pitch for the Center-fielder Brett Cal- Horse Racing runs they ultimately need- pitch during the next at- second time in the game. lahan (Saint Joseph’s) 1 p.m...... Saratoga Live...... FS2 ed in the bottom of the bat. After Brazil stole sec- North Shore starter Aus- scored on a wild pitch and Tennis second inning. Four ond, he scored when sec- tin Amaral (Stetson) first-baseman Kyle No- 11 a.m...... National Bank Open...... Tennis straight batters reached ond-baseman Jonathan worked around a pair of vak’s (James Madison) Radio base to start the frame as Luders (Seton Hall) first-inning baserunnersrun-scoring infield single MLB catcher Cal Christofori knocked a single through and then faced the mini- cut the Upper Valley deficit 7:10 p.m...... Tampa Bay at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 (Santa Clara) walked, des- the vacated right side of mum over the next four to 4-2 in the sixth, but the ignated hitter Ryan Marra the infield. innings. Amaral finished threat ended as Amaral in- (Brown) was hit by a pitch Marra led off the fourth his second postseason duced a double play ball to MLB and shortstop Alex Lemery inning with a single and start with five total strike- Luders and snagged a line AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE (Marymount) singled to was balked over to second outs and was credited drive back to the mound. East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Tampa Bay 68 44 .607 _ Philadelphia 59 53 .527 _ Boston 65 49 .570 4 Atlanta 57 55 .509 2 New York 62 50 .554 6 New York 56 55 .505 2½ Patriots TE Henry suffers injury, will miss time Toronto 60 50 .545 7 Washington 50 62 .446 9 Baltimore 38 72 .345 29 Miami 47 66 .416 12½ Central Division Central Division PATRIOTS “As players improve and W L Pct GB W L Pct GB they can do more, then we Chicago 67 46 .593 _ Milwaukee 67 46 .593 _ From B1 Cleveland 55 55 .500 10½ Cincinnati 61 52 .540 6 can gradually work him Detroit 54 60 .474 13½ St. Louis 55 56 .495 11 “Hunter has participat- into things,” Belichick Kansas City 48 63 .432 18 Chicago 52 62 .456 15½ Minnesota 48 65 .425 19 Pittsburgh 41 71 .366 25½ ed in everything he’s been said. “It’s a little different West Division West Division able to do since he’s been than the regular season W L Pct GB W L Pct GB here,” Belichick said. Houston 66 46 .589 _ San Francisco 71 41 .634 _ where guys go on different Oakland 64 48 .571 2 Los Angeles 67 45 .598 4 “He’s gained a lot of expe- lists. The return process is Seattle 59 54 .522 7½ San Diego 65 49 .570 7 rience in the time that a little bit different than Los Angeles 56 56 .500 10 Colorado 51 61 .455 20 Texas 39 73 .348 27 Arizona 35 78 .310 36½ he’s been here. I would what it is in training camp say he’s day-to-day.” Tuesday’s Games 7:10 p.m. because either you’re get- Milwaukee 4, Chicago Cubs 2, 7 innings, Toronto (Manoah 4-1) at L.A. Angels (Bundy Though Henry appears ting a guy ready to play or 1st game 2-8), 9:38 p.m. to have avoided a signifi- you’re not, and if you’re L.A. Angels at Toronto, 6:07 p.m., 1st Texas (Howard 0-3) at Seattle (Anderson game 5-8), 10:10 p.m. cant injury, it was just not, then it’s how much Detroit at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Miami (Alcantara 6-10) at San Diego part of a busy weekend of time do you want to spend Oakland at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. (Weathers 4-4), 4:10 p.m. Tampa Bay at Boston, 7:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Price 4-1) at Philadelphia transactions for the Patri- with him when somebody Chicago White Sox at Minnesota, 8:10 (Gibson 8-3), 7:05 p.m. ots at tight end. else is actually going to be p.m. St. Louis (Wainwright 10-6) at Pittsburgh N.Y. Yankees at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. (Crowe 3-6), 7:05 p.m. In addition to Henry’s playing there in the game, Toronto at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m., 2nd Washington (Ross 5-9) at N.Y. Mets (Hill injury, the Patriots also so he’s day-to-day.” game 6-4), 7:10 p.m. Texas at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Cincinnati (Miley 9-4) at Atlanta (Toussaint placed Dalton Keene on After the team’s in-stadi- L.A. Dodgers at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. 1-2), 7:20 p.m. St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. injured reserve Saturday um practice on Friday, Milwaukee (Burnes 6-4) at Chicago Cubs Washington at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. (Arrieta 5-10), 8:05 p.m. and activated Devin Asia- Smith said working along- Cincinnati at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. Arizona (Kelly 7-8) at San Francisco (Gaus- Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m., si off the reserve/ FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS side Henry has gone well man 10-5), 9:45 p.m. 2nd game COVID-19 list. thus far. Colorado at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Thursday’s Games Patriots tight end Hunter Henry suffered a Oakland at Cleveland, 1:10 p.m. Asiasi said he’s still “Just building that Arizona at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. shoulder injury last week and sat out practice Miami at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. Detroit at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. working with the training chemistry, feeding off each Wednesday’s Games Tampa Bay at Boston, 4:10 p.m. on both Monday and Tuesday of this week. Chicago White Sox (Lynn 10-3) at Minneso- Texas at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. staff to improve his other when we’re making ta (Ober 1-1), 1:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Chicago White Sox, 7:15 strength but said the dy- plays. Bringing that two Colorado (Senzatela 2-8) at Houston (Val- p.m. cused on playing our roles, The good news in Hen- dez 7-3), 2:10 p.m. Toronto at L.A. Angels, 9:38 p.m. namic overall among all tight end set and just try- N.Y. Yankees (TBD) at Kansas City (Singer Washington at N.Y. Mets, 12:10 p.m. the tight ends on the field and I think we all have ry’s case is that the Patri- ing to take it to another 3-7), 2:10 p.m. St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 12:35 p.m. contributions to make to ots have yet to play a pre- Detroit (Skubal 7-10) at Baltimore (Harvey L.A. Dodgers at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. and in the meeting room level, man,” Smith said. 6-10), 7:05 p.m. Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. has been good. He thinks the team,” Asiasi said. season game and he still “You keep making each Oakland (Montas 9-8) at Cleveland (Quan- Cincinnati at Atlanta, 5:10 p.m. Belichick said that miss- has about a month before trill 3-2), 7:10 p.m. San Diego at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. the experience brought in other better. Putting that Tampa Bay (TBD) at Boston (Eovaldi 9-7), Colorado at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. by Henry and Smith has ing time at this point typ- New England is scheduled work in every day and been helpful to the entire ically won’t be a detriment to open the regular season getting to know each oth- group. to a new player learning at home against Miami on er on and off the field, it’s TODAY IN SPORTS “I think we’re all fo- the offensive system. Sept. 12. just been great.” August 11 to become the first runner to capture 1943 — Volo Song, driven by Ben the 200 and 400 meters in a major White, wins the Hambletonian Stakes championship. in the third heat. 1996 — Mark Brooks makes a Rookie kicker Nordin impresses in Patriots camp 1948 — Demon Hanover, driven by 5-foot birdie putt on the first hole of Harrison Hoyt, wins the Hambleto- a playoff with Kenny Perry to win the By Kyle Hightower night. I was sitting in a re- starter Nick Folk absent for inside. Of course it’s ideal nian Stakes in straight heats. PGA Championship. ASSOCIATED PRESS cliner all day on my laptop, undisclosed reasons, Nordin conditions. Can’t get it real- 1974 — Lee Trevino beats Jack Nick- 2002 — Karrie Webb’s latest come- calling people, looking for a has gotten the majority of ly much better than that. No FOXBOROUGH — There laus by one stroke to capture the PGA back establishes a new standard of job,” Nordin recalled. “I was live kicking reps. He drilled wind, turf. We’ll keep chal- Championship. excellence on the LPGA Tour: the Su- was a moment this summer on a walk with my mom, kicks of 57 and 55 yards lenging him in different sit- 1979 — Peter Haughton wins his per Slam — winning the four tourna- when Patriots rookie Quinn and my agent called me and during a practice at Gillette uations and see how he re- second International Trot at Roos- ments currently regarded as majors Nordin was about ready to told me that (the Patriots) Stadium on Friday. sponds just like everybody evelt Raceway by driving Doublemint as well as the du Maurier, which lost give up on football. were going to get (me) a He’s been accurate, too, else. No rush.” to victory. its major status in 2000 after 21 It was early May and with contract. And I said I’m not connecting on all 10 of his As impressive as he’s years. Webb shoots a 6-under 66, 1984 — Britain’s Sebastian Coe sets no free-agent offers in the going to believe anything field-goal attempts. At Mich- been, he’ll have a tough time an Olympic record in the 1,500 meter rallying from three strokes behind days following the draft, the to the first three-time winner in the until there’s something at igan, he went 42 for 48 on unseating Folk, who was with a 3:32.53 winning time. former Michigan kicker was 1985 — Hubert Green beats defend- Women’s British Open. my house. Something came field goals, an 87.5% conver- one of the few consistent ing champion Lee Trevino by two 2012 — Usain Bolt is a perfect 3 for thinking about other plans to the house, and I’m ex- sion rate. players on New England’s strokes to take the PGA Champion- 3 at the London Olympics — three for his future. tremely grateful.” “I’m doing the best I can, roster last season. The 13- ship. events, three victories — just like Bei- “I waited four days,” Nor- Nordin has seized the op- and that’s it,” Nordin said. year veteran appeared in all 1986 — Bob Tway’s bunker shot jing four years ago. Almost even with din said Monday. “I was on portunity, becoming one of Coach Bill Belichick said 16 games in 2020, connect- on the final hole gives him the PGA the last U.S. runner when he gets the LinkedIn looking at jobs. I the bigger surprises of train- the next step is to see how ing on 26 of 28 field goals, Championship over Greg Norman. baton for the anchor leg of the 4x100 was thinking about maybe ing camp. His leg has lived Nordin fares in situations including a long of 51 yards. 1991 — John Daly, the last alternate meters, Bolt steadily pulls away going into the military. The up to the billing of a kicker that may not be as comfort- But Nordin may have a down the stretch to cap his perfect to make the field, wins the 73rd PGA Patriots were my only call, who became the Wolverines’ able. little bit of history on his Championship with a 1-under 71 to Summer Games by leading Jamai- so I’m here.” finish three strokes ahead of Bruce ca to victory in a world-record 36.84 career leader in field goals of “Quinn’s improved. He’s side. The Patriots have had Lietzke. seconds. Allyson Felix wins her third The call was actually a 40-plus yards (14) and tied still got a long way to go, but at least one undrafted play- 1995 — Michael Johnson wins the gold medal, giving the United States text message from special for the lead in kicks of 50 he’s improved,” Belichick er make their opening week 200 meters in 19.79 seconds in the a 20-meter lead after the second leg teams coach Cam Achord. yards or more (four). said Monday. “It’s a good roster each of the past 17 World Track & Field Championships of the 4x400-meter relay. “It’s like 10 o’clock at With incumbent Patriots opportunity for him to kick seasons. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Stocks edge higher as banks, industrials offset tech slide By Damian J. Troise and Alex Veiga ASSOCIATED PRESS Stocks capped another wobbly day of trading on Wall Street with modest gains Tuesday, as financial and industrial companies helped lift the market, outweighing a pullback in technology stocks. The S&P 500 recovered from an early slip and eked out a 0.1 percent FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gain, enough to eclipse Lieutenant Governor of New York Kathy Hochul speaks at a ribbon cut- the record high it set Fri- ting ceremony in the Bronx borough of New York. day. The majority of com- panies in the benchmark index made gains, but they were kept in check PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Hochul to be first female by technology companies, Trader Edward Curran works on the floor of which have an outsized the New York Stock Exchange. weight on the S&P 500. Banks made some of U.S. Bank Wealth Manage- rolls on, but the latest surge governor of New York the strongest gains as ment. “But that growth story with the virus has raised bond yields edged higher. does have some risk to it.” more concerns about just By Carolyn ernment and is next in the A spokesperson tells Banks benefit from higher The S&P 500 gained 4.40 how much. Investors could Thompson line of succession, I am The Associated Press that yields, which allow them points to 4,436.75. The Dow have a better sense of the ASSOCIATED PRESS prepared to lead as New New York state Senate to charge higher interest Jones Industrial Average virus’ impact on the econ- York State’s 57th Gover- Majority Leader Andrea rates on loans. The yield rose 162.82 points, or 0.5 omy in the coming months BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — nor,” she said in a state- Stewart-Cousins is set to on the 10-year Treasury percent, to 35,264.67. The as schools reopen from sum- As New York’s lieutenant rose to 1.35 percent from ment Tuesday. take on the duties of lieu- blue-chip index also notched mer break and people try to 1.31 percent late Monday. governor, Kathy Hochul A centrist Democrat tenant governor. No other an all-time high. get back to normal activities, Oil prices pulled up af- The slide in technology Haworth said. has spent years on the road from western New York, state has two women lead- ter sliding most of the last stocks weighed on the tech- Inflation concerns and the as the friendly face of the she has worked deep in ing — though in Oregon, week and into Monday. administration, visiting heavy Nasdaq, which lost Federal Reserve’s future Cuomo’s shadow for her in the absence of a depu- U.S. benchmark crude 72.09 points, or 0.5 percent, plans to ease up on its sup- the far-flung coffee shops two terms in office, but ty governor, the next in oil rose 2.7 percent and to 14,788.09. Small company port for low interest rates helped lift the S&P 500’s and factory floors of each last week joined the cho- line in succession of Gov. stocks rose. The Russell 2000 also hangs over the markets. energy sector to 1.7 per- of the state’s 62 counties index gained 4.55 points, or Earnings season is wrap- rus of politicians denounc- Kate Brown is Secretary cent gain. Exxon Mobil for countless ribbon-cut- 0.2 percent, to 2,239.36. ping up with several big ing the governor after an of State Shemia Fagan. rose 1.7 percent and Chev- ting ceremonies and civic independent investigation Eight states currently ron gained 1.8 percent. Wall Street is still trying names. Sysco surged 6.5 to gauge the pace of econom- percent after the food dis- cheerleading events. concluded he had sexually have female governors. The broader market Now, with Gov. Andrew remains choppy with in- ic growth amid new worries tributor reported quarter- harassed 11 women while To many New Yorkers, about the latest wave of ly results that topped Wall Cuomo’s resignation over in office. Hochul is an unknown vestors in the midst of a relatively quiet week. COVID-19 from the more Street’s estimates. sexual harassment alle- “I believe these brave quantity, serving since The latest round of cor- contagious delta variant. Ebay will report its re- gations Tuesday, her next women,” Hochul wrote, 2015 in a job that is most- porate earnings is near- Parts of Japan, including sults on Wednesday and stop is the state Capitol in calling Cuomo’s behavior ly ceremonial. A typical ly finished and there are Tokyo, the capital, remain Walt Disney will report Albany. “repulsive and unlawful” in afternoon in late July had only a few pieces of eco- under a state of emergency results on Thursday. Hochul will become the a statement last Tuesday. her announcing job train- nomic data expected. as surging numbers of infec- Kansas City Southern tions put more COVID-19 jumped 7.5 percent after state’s first female governor After Cuomo announced ing funding in Utica, dis- “We think this is a growing market and a growing econ- patients in already overbur- Canadian Pacific raised once Cuomo’s resignation is his decision to step down, cussing manufacturing in omy and there’s room for dened hospitals. its offer for the railroad effective in two weeks. Hochul called it “the right Rome and touring down- this market to move,” said Analysts have said that operator, reigniting a bid- “As someone who has thing to do and in the best town Cazenovia with the Rob Haworth, senior invest- the pace of growth will likely ding war with Canadian served at all levels of gov- interest of New Yorkers.” small town’s mayor. ment strategy director at continue to slow as the year National. Pandemic prompts changes in how Valparaiso U future teachers are trained changes school team name to Beacons By Kantele Franko if they find themselves ASSOCIATED PRESS teaching face-to-face, no- VALPARAISO, Ind. (AP) a series of bloody religious body’s hurt by additional — Valparaiso Universi- wars starting in the 11th COLUMBUS, Ohio ty announced Tuesday century between Chris- — Before last year, a information about teach- that it has adopted the tians and Muslims. one-credit technology ing online,” said Jennifer Beacons as its new team course for students pursu- Krawec, the University of For years, Valpo’s sports name, replacing the Cru- ing master’s degrees in ed- Miami’s director of teach- mascot had been a helmet- saders, a term school of- ed figure in faux armor. ucation at the University er preparation programs. ficials dropped this year But the school’s faculty of Washington wasn’t seen The education school at after saying it had been and student senates each as the program’s most rel- Iowa’s Drake University evant. Then COVID-19 embraced by hate groups. passed resolutions calling has introduced a course hit, schools plunged into The university’s President for a change and the uni- remote learning, and sud- about best practices in on- José D. Padilla said the pri- versity’s alumni board of denly material from that line instruction. Others say vate Lutheran school’s new directors supported reas- course was being infused they’ve accelerated or am- nickname “directly connects sessing the team name’s into others. plified how they integrate to the University’s motto, appropriateness. “It’s become so rele- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS digital tools, videoconferenc- ‘In Thy Light We See Light,’ Beacons was chosen after and represents the Valpara- vant, and it’s staying that Valley View Elementary School first grade ing and educational tech- a months-long process that iso University community way,” said Anne Beitlers, teacher Janelle Benke teaches a virtual lesson included nearly 1,000 sug- nology into their classes and in many ways.” who directs Washington’s in her empty classroom on the first day of class- gestions and input from how they prepare future ed- “We are beacons of knowl- master’s program for sec- es, in Blakely, Pa. students, student-athletes, ucators to do the same. edge for our students’ aca- ondary education. “And faculty, staff and alumni at nobody’s going to question Officials at Columbia demic, social and spiritu- the 3,100-student univer- that now.” instruction and mental and have benefits regardless University’s Teachers Col- al growth. Above all, we sity, located in Valparaiso, Changes to standards and emotional wellness in their of the pandemic’s course. lege say its students will are beacons of God’s light courses to reflect takeaways Across the country, teach- about 15 miles southeast curricula happen slowly, continue to get practice in around the world. We light from the pandemic. ing programs are giving of Gary. but the pandemic is already skills that became increas- the way for our students, leaving its fingerprints While school system more emphasis on how to The new nickname, new ingly important during so that once they graduate, on the education of future leaders are hoping to of- plan and implement qual- they shine their light for mascot and related im- the pandemic, such as de- teachers. Many U.S. educa- fer in-person instruction ity virtual learning. others,” Padilla said in a agery will be phased in tor preparation programs as widely as possible this “I think it’s our responsi- signing digital curricula or news release. during the 2021–2022 ac- are incorporating more year, experts say the em- bility to train our teachers engaging kids in virtual or School officials announced ademic year, and Valpara- about digital tools, online phasis on technology will to be able to do that, and hybrid learning. in February that they had iso’s intercollegiate athlet- retired the Crusaders name ic teams will immediately following input from stu- be known as the Beacons, Coaches charged with murder in heat dents, faculty and alumni. the school said. That decision came after Many of the universi- a decades-long debate that ty’s marks and logos, in- death of Georgia student athlete has recently intensified be- cluding its colors and the JONESBORO, Ga. County, was participating dictment “sends a signal not immediately return an cause groups such as the “Shield of Character,” will (AP) — A grand jury has in required conditioning that the DA is taking this email seeking that infor- Ku Klux Klan began using remain part of the univer- charged two coaches with drills for the girls’ basket- seriously.” His office had mation and details about the words and symbols of sity’s brand, school offi- murder and child cruelty ball team on August 13, received a copy of it. the indictment. Messag- the Crusades, which were cials said. in the death of a Georgia 2019, when she collapsed But he added that he es for attorneys listed for high school basketball after running up the foot- wants to see the case move Walker-Asekere in a sep- player who suffered a heat ball stadium steps, accord- ahead “swiftly.” Selling a house? arate case were also not Buying a house? stroke after practicing ing to a lawsuit her family “The point of the case is immediately returned. outdoors in nearly 100-de- filed in February against the prosecution, not just The family’s lawsuit says Find out what properties gree weather, an attorney administrators at the the charges,” he said. school officials violated a recently sold in your area. for the player’s family said school. The temperature Miller identified Walk- Georgia High School Asso- Tuesday. was in the high 90s Fahr- er-Asekere as the head Check out The Atlanta-area grand enheit, and the area was basketball coach and ciation rule banning out- the Real Estate page jury indicted Larosa Walk- under a heat advisory. Palmer as an assistant, door practices in weather in Saturday’s paper. er-Asekere and Dwight Imani died later that and he said both were on conditions such as those Palmer last month, ac- day of heat-related cardi- site at the time and in that Imani faced. It also cording to court records ac arrest and kidney fail- charge of the children. says they never properly and news outlets. ure, according to the suit. Court records do not measured the tempera- Imani Bell, a 16-year- Justin Miller, an attor- list an attorney for either ture in advance. old junior at Elite Schol- ney for the girl’s family, defendant, and Clayton The school district de- ars Academy in Clayton said Tuesday that the in- County prosecutors did clined comment. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 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 Husband’s alcoholism now pits him against teenaged son DEAR ABBY: Some- mailed us a check when times when my husband, Dear Abby is written by Abigail her funds arrived, but now “Tom,” drinks he becomes Van Buren, also known as Jeanne she’s cut off all communica- volatile. A month ago, af- tion with us! We have tried ter being out drinking, he Phillips, and was founded by her to resume normal relations came home very late. I mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact with her to no avail. Should made a joke that upset Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. we keep trying? him and he started yelling Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. and calling me names. I IGNORED IN THE have learned that when EAST Tom gets like that, it’s best DEAR BAD BEHAV- that can be accessed by DEAR IGNORED: So to just agree with him. IOR: Your husband may visiting al-anon.org/info. your husband’s daughter On that occasion, it blame his abusive out- Attending Al-Anon meet- is offended because you didn’t work, and he began bursts on his drinking, ings would be bene cial made her sign a promis- breaking things. Our teen- but as you can see, he’s for you and Eric, regard- sory note before handing age son “Eric” was so well aware of what he did less of what your husband out (more) money you scared he called the police. after he sobers up. Eric decides about drying out. couldn’t afford to lose? In When the police arrived was right to call the po- light of the fact that she they told my husband who lice because, after “break- DEAR ABBY: My hus- hasn’t repaid you for all had placed the call and ing things,” his father band’s daughter has “bor- the other monies you interviewed each of us could have gone after you. rowed” money from us on helped her out with when separately. After they left, This unfortunate situa- countless occasions when she needed it, what you Tom called Eric ugly tion will not improve un- she couldn’t pay her bills. did was sensible. names, told him he was til Tom faces the fact that She has never made an ef- Rather than accept that done with him and hasn’t he’s a problem drinker, fort to repay it. She was in the past she has be- spoken to him since. If swears off the sauce and recently included in some- haved irresponsibly, they are in the same room, gets help. By not insisting one’s will, and the bequest which is why you asked my husband won’t look at upon it, you have cast was sizable. Prior to receiv- for the guarantee of re- him or talk to him. yourself in the role of his ing her inheritance, she payment, she’s blaming I don’t know how to x enabler. For your sake had asked to borrow mon- YOU?! Instead of beating this. I worry about how this and Eric’s, draw the line. ey to buy three major ap- your heads against a will affect Eric. He tries to (The healthiest person in pliances. Because it would stone wall trying to have avoid his dad now and goes your household appears be several months until the a relationship with your to his room when he hears to be your son.) estate would be settled and husband’s deadbeat his dad come home. Talk to Eric. Let him it was a large sum that we daughter, you would be know he did nothing really couldn’t afford to better off biding your BAD BEHAVIOR IN wrong. There are programs lose, we required her to time until she once again TEXAS for families of alcoholics sign a promissory note. She needs something. BRIDGE

Believe the bidding more than the card When you go into an authorized to the diamond four. Mittelman took car dealership, you see a wall cov- declarer’s king with his ace and re- ered in certi cates claiming that the turned the diamond six. After winning salespersons are doing a great job. with his queen, South ruffed a club Those pieces of paper are only for in the dummy and played a heart show. When I complained about a to the queen. Mittelman smoothly dealership to that company’s head dropped the jack, a no-cost play. of ce, I never even received a reply. Taking this card at face value, declarer In bridge, sometimes an oppo- ruffed a club in the dummy and called nent’s card suggests a particular for the diamond jack. He planned to holding. However, especially when continue with a fourth diamond, ruffed playing against an expert, don’t trust and overruffed. Another club ruff would her or him implicitly. have been followed by the fth dia- In today’s deal, South’s three dia- mond, on which South would have dis- monds was an ambitious game-try, carded his spade queen. but he looked destined to make his However, West ruffed the diamond game with only a combined 17 high- jack and cashed the spade ace for card points. down one. Defending were two top Canadian The declarer was the victim of excel- internationals, Fred Gitelman and lent defense, but he misplayed. If East George Mittelman. were 3-3 in the red suits, either the Gitelman (East) overtook the club- spades were 8-1 or the clubs 5-3, both queen lead with his king to switch virtually impossible given the auction. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH DID YOU KNOW

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CLEANING/ CITY OF LYNN COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS MAINTENANCE INVITATION FOR BID THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT The City of Lynn is soliciting bids for the following: CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Docket No. ES21P23417EA ROOFING REPLACEMENT AT JULIA F. WE TAKE AND DISPOSE CALLAHAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Essex Probate and Family Court 200 O'CALLAHAN WAY 36 Federal Street LYNN, MA Salem, MA 01970 (978)744-1020 OF ANYTHING Scope of work includes the Roofing replacement of the Julia F. Callahan Elementary School. The work includes the removal and disposal of the existing Estate of: Kathleen Ann Maag single-ply self-adhered EPDM insulated roofing system and installation of new single-ply self-adhered EPDM insulated roofing system and associated flashing Date of Death: 07/01/2021 Cellars, Attics, work. Garages, Yards, Stores, etc. To all interested persons: The work is estimated to cost $ 530,000. Call for quick service Michael Mancusi of Lynn MA and best prices. Bids are subject to M.G.L. c.149 §44A-J and to minimum wage rates as required by M.G.L. c.l49 §§26 to 27H inclusive. requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief as requested in the Petition. General Bidders must be certified by the Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM) in the following category of work, General Building The Petitioner requests that: Michael Mancusi of Lynn MA Construction, Roofing and must submit a current DCAMM Certificate of Eligibility WE ALSO RENT and signed DCAMM Prime/General Contractor Update Statement. be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety on the bond in unsupervised administration. ROLL-OFF DUMPSTERS File Sub-Bidders must be certified by the Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM) for the trades listed below, and must submit a current IMPORTANT NOTICE 15 yards, 20 yards, and 30 yards DCAMM Sub-Bidder Certificate of Eligibility and signed DCAMM Sub-Bidder's You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Update Statement. Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on THIS PROJECT IS BEING ELECTRONICALLY BID AND HARD COPY BIDS WILL NOT the return day of 09/02/2021. BE ACCEPTED. Please review the instructions in the bid documents on how to This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written register as an electronic bidder. The bids are to be prepared and submitted at appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a 781-593-5308 / 781-598-0646 www.biddocsonline.com. Tutorials and instructions on how to complete the timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections electronic bid documents are available online (click on the "Tutorial" tab at the within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further ericzdisposal.com bottom footer). notice to you. All Bids shall be submitted electronically online at www.biddocsonline.com no UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM CLEANING/ later than the dates and times specified below. PROBATE CODE (MUPC) MAINTENANCE FUELS/HEATING A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised General Bids will be received until Wednesday, August 25, 2021 at 2:00 p.m. administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the and publicly opened online forthwith. Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the RONNIE Z General Bids must be accompanied by a negotiable bid guarantee which shall not Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and be less than five percent (5%) of the greatest possible bid amount. Bid guarantee expenses of administration. should be made payable to the City of Lynn. MOVING FUEL ASSISTANCE ACCEPTED WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Leave your moving to us! 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE Bid Forms and Contract Documents will be available for pickup on 11:00AM, Date: August 5, 2021 Whether it be one piece or more! We service Wednesday, August 11, 2021 at www.BidDocsOnline.com (may be viewed Pamela Casey O'Brien gas and oil electronically and hardcopy requested) or at Nashoba Blue, Inc. at 433 Main Register of Probate 10% off for senior citizens, Street, Hudson, MA 01749 (978-568-1167). Item: August 11, 2021 veterans, and disabled heating systems. Oil tanks Call Ronnie There is a refundable plan deposit of $50.00 per set (maximum of 2 sets) payable installed/removed. to BidDocsOnline Inc. LEGALS 781-321-2499 781-592-9505 Deposits must be electronically paid or must be a certified or cashier's check. This For a free estimate deposit will be refunded for up to two sets for General Bidders and for one set for City of Lynn Sub-bidders upon return of the sets in good condition within thirty days of receipt Invitation for Bids REAL ESTATE of general bids. Otherwise the deposit shall be the property of the awarding Roof Repair Services HELP WANTED FOR SALE authority. The City of Lynn is soliciting bids for roof repairs and maintenance on an as Bidders requesting Contract documents be mailed to them shall include a needed basis at various City/School buildings. Contractors will be on-call to JOB INFORMATION perform various roof leak repairs and maintenance. Contractors are required to SERVICES separate check for $50.00 per set for UPS Ground (or $65.00 per set for UPS overnight), payable to BidDocsOnline, to cover mailing costs. adhere by the project specification guidelines.

NOTICE The Contract Documents may be seen, but not removed at: The contractor shall furnish all labor, materials, equipment, and vehicles as required to perform inspections, repair and maintenance of roofs at existing For more information and assistance If you want an honest municipal and school buildings in accordance with this scope of services. All roof regarding the reliability of business opinion of value Nashoba Blue, Inc. opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- inspections, repairs and/or maintenance will be performed by certified staff. FREE SERVICE 433 Main Street ties, employment services and financ- Hudson, MA 01749 ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to Zero down for veterans (978) 568-1167 Annual estimated cost is $50-$60K contact the Better Business Bureau 3% down for non-veterans www.biddocsonline.com Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite Bids are subject to M.G.L. c.149 and to the minimum prevailing wage rates as 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or PRE-BID CONFERENCE / SITE VISIT: required by M.G.L.c.149 §§ 26 - 27D. call 508-652-4800 Date and Time: Wednesday, August 18, 2021 at 10:00 AM Address: Julia F. Callahan School, 200 O'Callaghan Way, Lynn, MA 01905 Specifications may be obtained starting, Wednesday, August 11, 2021 at the City NOTICE of Lynn Purchasing Department, Room 205, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn, MA 01901. Don't pay to find work before you get Specifications are available by email or will be mailed upon request at the job. Legitimate job placement firms REAL ESTATE Tim Leonard Purchasing Agent [email protected]. Specifications are available until the due date specified that work to fill specific positions FOR SALE below. Reference Bid #03-396 when making request. cannot charge an upfront fee. For free ITEM: August 11, 2021 information about avoiding employ- All real estate advertising in this Bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope clearly marked: Bid# 03-396 Roof ment service scams, write the Federal newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- Repair Services. All bids must be submitted to the purchasing department at the Trade Commission at Washington, setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and address above no later than 11:00am on Thursday, August 26, 2021 and will be D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes LEGALS publicly opened, forthwith. Emailed bids will not be accepted. Due to COVID-19 it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or Information Center, discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, restrictions the bid opening will not be held in public. Bid Opening will be video 1-800-876-7060 handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS recorded. Results will be available following bid opening. age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, GENERAL veteran's status, or source of income or any THE TRIAL COURT HELP WANTED intention to make any such preference, limitation PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Bid must be accompanied by a bid deposit that is not less than five (5%) of the or discrimination. CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION total bid price in the form of certified check, cashier's check or bid bond payable This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of Docket No. ES21P2173EA to the City of Lynn the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. To complain of Essex Probate and Family Court The City of Lynn reserves the right to waive any informality in or to reject any or all discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at 36 Federal Street bids or any part thereof and make award as may appear in the best interest of the 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at Salem, MA 01970 City. GORTON'S 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. (978)744-1020 Purchasing Agent will prepare the notice of award and awarding of this contract 3rd Shift Production Position PROFESSIONAL Estate of: Muriel P. Mynahan Gorton's, America's leader in Frozen Bid under M.G.L. c.149 Seafood is seeking qualified HELP WANTED Date of Death: 05/18/2021 candidates to work 3rd shift (10 PM to Timothy Leonard 6 AM) at its Processing Facility in CLERICAL ASSISTANT WANTED. To all interested persons: Purchasing Agent Gloucester, MA. Peabody Location. Flexible Hours. Compensation and Benefits Part Time - Monday - Friday. ITEM: August 11, 2021 $18.66 Starting Wage with Please send letter of Interest with Christine S. Grasso of Sagamore Beach MA Generous Step Increases Resume to Attorney Joseph S. Medical Insurance Provanzano, 16 Bourbon Street, requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief LEGALS Dental Insurance Peabody, MA 01960-1545.e-Mail- as requested in the Petition. Life and Vision Insurance [email protected]. Generous Vacation and The Petitioner requests that: Town of Swampscott - LEGAL NOTICE Paid Leave Package Christine S. Grasso of Sagamore Beach MA Paid Lunch and Breaks NOTICES Sealed bids and proposals for furnishing the following will be received at the Office Defined Benefit Pension Plan be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve on the bond in of the Town Administrator, Swampscott Town Hall, 22 Monument Ave. Swampscott 401k Plan unsupervised administration. Massachusetts 01907 until the time specified below at which time the bids will be Tuition Reimbursement PAY CALLS publicly opened and read. The availability of overtime IMPORTANT NOTICE Qualifications You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Project Description IFB Opening High School Diploma or GED Pay Call Numbers Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney Swampscott Middle School Boiler Room Upgrades August 26, 2021 @2:00pm Prior work experience in a processing (900, 976 and 550) must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on facility or in a fast paced environment Advertiser telephone numbers with the return day of 09/13/2021. Bid documents, including specifications and drawings, are available after 10:00 Self starter with a positive attitude 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written AM on August 11, 2021 at http://www.swampscottma.gov/bids Ability to work overtime disclose the price of the telephone appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a call. When a number is published timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections Each Bid must be accompanied by a bid security consisting of a BID BOND, CASH, To apply, please visit www.gortons.co within the advertisement the per within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further or CERTIFIED CHECK issued by a responsible bank or trust company in the amount m/careers minute and/or flat charge must be notice to you. of 5% of the bid price. included. If you dial a pay per call number from an advertisement appear- UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM All bids for this project are subject to applicable public bidding laws of ing in the classified section and it PROBATE CODE (MUPC) Massachusetts, including, but not limited to G.L. c.149, §§44A-44H, as amended. DOES NOT disclose this information, A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised Did you Attention is directed to the minimum wage rates to be paid as determined by the please notify the Item classified administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the department immediately. Response to Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the Commissioner of Labor and Workforce Development and the weekly payroll record any pay per call numbers will be administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the submittal requirements under the provisions of Massachusetts General Laws, know? charged to your telephone bill and Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and Chapter 149, Section 26 through 27D inclusive. anyone under 18 years of age must expenses of administration. have parent's consent. Selection of the contractor will be based upon bidder qualifications, including Please call immediately for further WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. evidence of past performance in similar projects, and bid price. The contract will details or information. Date: August 4, 2021 be awarded to the bidder deemed by the awarding authority to be the lowest CLASSIFIED Pamela Casey O'Brien responsible and eligible bidder. (781)593-7700 Register of Probate Item: August 11, 2021 The bidder agrees that its bid shall be good and may not be withdrawn for a period of 30 days, Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays excluded, after the opening of the bids.

The Town reserves the right to waive any informalities, to accept or reject, in whole or in part any or all bids, or take whatever other action may be deemed to be in Home delivery the best interest of the Town. subscribers Natalie Swanstrom Designated Procurement Officer get FREE access ITEM: August 11, 2021 to the e-edition on in classi eds. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 INTERNATIONAL

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Longtime Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre sued Prince Andrew on Monday, Aug. 9, 2021, saying he sexually assaulted her when she was PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 17. An Afghan policeman stands guard on the outskirts of Mazar-e-Sharif, Prince Andrew faces Afghanistan. US vows to isolate Taliban no good choice in if they take power by force By Kathy Gannon persuade Taliban leaders ernor’s of ce. Epstein accuser case and Tameem Akhgar to return to peace talks Taliban spokesman ASSOCIATED PRESS with the Afghan govern- Zabihullah Mujahed By Danica Kirka ter the convicted sex of- Andrew’s representa- ment as American and tweeted the insurgents ASSOCIATED PRESS fender’s death. Britain’s tives declined to comment KABUL, Afghanistan NATO forces nish their had taken the city, which royal family is also still on the lawsuit. In a 2019 — A U.S. peace envoy pullout from the country. is the capital of a province LONDON— Britain’s recovering from allega- interview with the BBC, brought a warning to the The insurgents have with the same name. But Prince Andrew is likely tions of racism and insen- he denied ever meeting Taliban on Tuesday that to do anything he can to sitivity leveled at them by Giuffre. any government that captured six out of 34 Abdul Naser Farahi — a avoid giving evidence in Prince Harry and his wife, “It didn’t happen,” he comes to power through provincial capitals in the lawmaker from the area a U.S. lawsuit led by an Meghan, earlier this year. said. “I can absolutely cat- force in Afghanistan won’t country in less than a who is in Kabul — said the American woman who al- Buckingham Palace egorically tell you it never be recognized internation- week, including Kunduz government still retained leges that he sexually as- tried to move past the happened. I have no rec- ally after a series of cities in Kunduz province — one control of the intelligence saulted her when she was story two years ago, forc- ollection of ever meeting fell to the insurgent group of the country’s largest department and a military 17, lawyers on both sides ing Andrew to step away this lady, none whatsoev- in stunningly quick suc- cities. On Sunday, they base. of the Atlantic say. from royal duties after he er.” cession. planted their ag in the After a 20-year Western Andrew may contest the gave a disastrous TV in- David Boies, Giuffre’s Zalmay Khalilzad, the main square, but govern- military mission and bil- U.S. court’s jurisdiction, or terview in which he failed attorney, said his team U.S. envoy, traveled to ment forces still controlled lions of dollars spent train- ignore the civil lawsuit al- to express regret over his tried to open settlement Doha, Qatar, where the the strategic airport and ing and shoring up Afghan together, taking a chance relationship with Epstein talks with Andrew’s law- Taliban maintain a politi- an army base on the city’s forces, many are at odds to the court might nd him or offer sympathy for Ep- yers but they were ig- cal of ce, to tell the group outskirts. explain why the regular in default and order him stein’s victims. nored. Because of this, he that there was no point in They are now battling forces have collapsed, ee- to pay damages. “It’s another big scandal said, Giuffre was forced to pursuing victory on the the Western-backed gov- ing the battle sometimes No matter which way he for them,’’ said Pauline le the lawsuit before the battle eld because a mili- ernment for control of sev- by the hundreds. The goes, though, he will face MacLaran, a royal expert deadline set by New York tary takeover of the capital eral others. Late on Tues- ghting has fallen large- the constant drumbeat of and author of “Royal Fe- state law. of Kabul would guarantee day, Taliban forces entered ly to small groups of elite unsavory media coverage. ver: The British Monarchy “He can ignore me and he they would be global pari- Farah and were seen in forces and the Afghan air “There’s no good option,” in Consumer Culture.” can ignore Virginia, which ahs. He and others hope to front to the provincial gov- force. said Albert D’Aquino, a “You just have to feel is what he’s been doing for New York attorney who very sorry for the queen. the last ve years. ... But has defended clients in You know, just as Meghan he can’t ignore judicial similar cases. The prince and Harry had sort of process,’’ Boies told Brit- Local news on your doorstep has repeatedly denied the started to quiet down ain’s Channel 4 television. allegations in the lawsuit, … then this comes back “This is now a matter for brought by one of convict- again. And, of course, the the courts to decide.” ed sex offender Jeffrey Ep- whole seediness of it is There is only a “small stein’s longtime accusers, dragged through the me- chance” Giuffre’s lawsuit Virginia Giuffre. dia yet again.’’ will ever be presented to a “I don’t think he will Lawyers for Giuffre led judge or jury because most submit to the court’s au- the suit Monday in the civil cases in the U.S., es- thority to order him to U.S. District Court for the pecially high pro le ones, give a deposition, or to an- Southern District of New are settled out of court, swer questions on which York, alleging that Ep- said Arick Fudali, a law- he wishes to demur,” said stein forced her to have yer at The Bloom Firm, D’Aquino, a partner at sex with Andrew in 2001, which has represented Goldberg Segalla in Buffa- when she was 17. The suit some of Epstein’s victims. lo, New York. says she had sexual en- The lawsuit does, how- “He runs too much risk counters with Andrew in ever, increase pressure to of self-incrimination, London, New York and the settle the case. which could then spawn U.S. Virgin Islands, and “It certainly puts his Home delivery starts at less than $4 per week. a criminal action against that the prince knew she name back in the news, him,” D’Aquino said. had been traf cked by Ep- back in the international More than 50% off newsstand price. However he decides to stein. news, back in American respond, the lawsuit led Giuffre, now 37, has news and back associated Monday is another un- made similar allegations with Jeffery Epstein,” Fu- wanted story for Queen in the past, but the law- dali told the BBC. Elizabeth II, reminding suit is the rst time she But D’Aquino said a set- people of Andrew’s links has directly confronted tlement is unlikely at this to Epstein two years af- Andrew in court. point.

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE Commonwealth of Massachusetts PUBLIC NOTICE THE TRIAL COURT The Trial Court Probate and Family Court Essex Division 36 Federal Street, PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Salem, MA 01970 Docket No. ES16P1102EA As required by the Internal Revenue Code, the Annual Report of the Helen Fava DIVORCE SUMMONS BY Estate of : Jeanne P Gray Scholarship Trust is available for inspection at the office of the Trustee, located at PUBLICATION AND MAILING Date of Death: April 19, 2013 175B Pine Street Unit 2-I, Portland, Maine 04102-3540, upon application to the Essex Probate and Family Court To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner Trustee, Ronald P. Weyland, during regular business hours within one hundred and 36 Federal Street Paul Gallagher of Chicago, IL, Paul Gallagher of Chicago, IL has been informally eighty days after publication of this notice of its availability. Salem, MA 01970 appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to serve without surety on Docket No. ES21D0943DR the bond. The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the ITEM: August 11, 2021 Personal Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Shannon Elmarzouki vs. Adil Elmarzouki supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration LEGALS To the Defendant: from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings Nahant Conservation Commission and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING grant a divorce for Irretrievable Breakdown Representatives appointed under informal procedures. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. A Public Meeting will be held on August 18, 2021 at 7:00 PM via Zoom Online The Complaint is on file at the Court. Meeting to hear a Request for Determination of Applicability filed by Carl & Linda ITEM: August 11, 2021 Jenkins for the property located at 116 Willow Road (Map 9, Lot 32) to remove An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you and re-build a new garage in buffer zone to Land Subject to Coastal Storm from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status Flowage. Copies of the plan are available for review by contacting the Conservation of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. Commission at [email protected]. To join the Zoom meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83968175231?pwd=bmFMNFAwd0VXSDA2QlFlend You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: Have something to sell? mSFordz09, Meeting ID: 839 6817 5231, Passcode: 684814. Shannon Elmarzouki ITEM: August 11, 2021 12 Ward St. We can help! Lynn, MA 01902 your answer, if any, on or before 09/07/2021. If you fail to do so, the court will Catch up proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. with your Date: July 14, 2021 Pamela Casey O'Brien favorite team Register of Probate

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PHOTO | TNS These summer berry desserts great way to incorporate seasonal berries, cherries and stone fruit. 3 elegant, easy summer fruit dessert recipes

Mixed berry cobbler with ies to add to the layers; • 2 tablespoons fresh repair it. Sprinkle top of utes Prep: 15 minutes ice-cold whipped cream they’ll soften slightly and orange or pome- dough with 1 tablespoon Chill time: 1 hour or up Freeze: 5 to 6 hours is my all-time favorite add a delicate texture to granate juice cream and then with the to 6 hours Makes 6 cups (6 serv- summer dessert. I’ve been the parfaits. Serve extra • 1 tablespoon heavy coarse sugar. Makes 4 servings ings) making some version of cookies, still in their crisp whipping cream or 7. Bake until the crust If you don’t wish to use Top scoops of the granita this fruit-forward, ten- state, alongside. half-and-half is deeply golden browned orange- avored liqueur, with a spoonful or two of der-topped, not-too-sweet If no-cook recipes are • Coarse sugar, for and juices are bubbling substitute 1 or 2 table- sparkling wine, if desired. treat for decades. Some- more your summertime garnish up at the edge, 50-60 min- spoons of orange blossom I like to add Amarena times I double the recipe; speed, granita, a frozen • Mascarpone and lem- utes. If you want the top honey for the liqueur and cherries in syrup or Lux- leftovers disappear quick- dessert made with fresh on whipped cream more browned, bake for an the sugar. ardo Maraschino cherries ly. fruit and ice, ranks as see recipe for serving additional 5 minutes. Cool Ingredients: for a triple cherry delight. The cobbler crust that the most refreshing of all for at least 30 minutes on Note: For simple syrup, follows, avored with summer fruit desserts. I Directions: a wire rack. • 1 large ripe nectar- simmer 1 cup sugar with sweet butter, orange rind purchase cherries when 1.: Mix 1 1/4 cups cake 8. Serve warm or at ine or peach, halved, 1 cup water in a small and nutty whole wheat they’re in season and pit our, 1/4 cup whole wheat room temperature. Use a pitted saucepan until sugar is our, is super easy to them before freezing. The our, 1/4 cup granulat- large spoon to scoop mix- • 1 cup very thinly make, especially when cherries only need to be ed sugar, 1 3/4 teaspoons ture into serving dishes. sliced ripe strawber- completely dissolved. Cool compared to pie crust. brie y thawed for the rec- baking powder, 1/4 tea- Top with generous dollops ries and refrigerate for several Reminiscent of a great ipe that follows. Serve the spoon salt and 1 teaspoon of mascarpone whipped • 1 cup fresh red, gold weeks. You can use frozen biscuit, with light, aky ice in small dishes with a grated orange rind in a cream. or black raspberries, sour cherries if you cannot layers and a crunchy sug- splash of prosecco or spar- large bowl. MASCARPONE AND or blackberries nd them fresh. ary top, the cobbler crust kling wine. 2. Add 1/2 cup very cold LEMON WHIPPED • 3 tablespoons or- Ingredients: contrasts beautifully with ——— unsalted butter pieces CREAM ange- avored li- the hidden goodness of MIXED BERRY COB- and use a pastry blender Prep: 10 minutes queur • 1 pound stemmed soft fruit. BLER WITH MASCAR- or clean hands to work the Makes 2 generous cups • 2 tablespoons pow- sour cherries, pitted As written, this cob- PONE AND LEMON butter into the our un- Note: I refrigerate my dered sugar (2 cups) bler calls for blueberries, CREAM til the mixture resembles mixing bowl and beaters • Mascarpone and • 1 pound stemmed strawberries and raspber- Prep: 30 minutes coarse meal. on hot days to keep ev- lemon whipped sweet cherries, pit- ries, but you have choices Chill: 30 minutes 3. Drizzle 1/3 cup heavy erything as cold as possi- cream, see recipe ted (2 cups) when it comes to the fruit Cook: 1 hour whipping cream over the ble. Serve this with fresh • 8 buttery short- • 1/2 cup water layer. After a day of berry Makes 8 servings our mixture and use a berries or sliced peaches bread, ladyngers, • 1/2- 2/3 cups simple picking I like to make this Notes: I use Bob’s Red large fork to gather every- or with cobblers, pies and amaretti or ginger- syrup (see note) recipe with just blueber- Mill decorating sugar to thing into a shaggy dough. crisps. If kept very cold, snap cookies, crum- • 1/8 teaspoon salt ries — a terrically easy bled gild my cobbler and pie Do not overwork the the cream will keep its • Luxardo maraschi- alternative to blueberry crusts during the summer dough. Turn the dough out soft peaks for hours. • Fresh raspberries, no cherries, option- pie. When the strawber- fruit season. onto a piece of wax paper Ingredients: for garnish al, for garnish ries are small and local, Use a deep 9-inch bak- or plastic wrap. Gather • Fresh mint sprigs, an all-strawberry ver- ing pan for this recipe to dough into a 1-inch thick • 1 cup heavy whip- for garnish Directions: sion tastes like the best prevent any bubble-overs square and wrap in the ping cream, very of summer. Employing a in the oven. paper. Refrigerate for 20 cold 1. Working over a bowl, 1. Puree 1 pound pitted combination of seasonal Ingredients: to 30 minutes. • 2 tablespoons pow- use a sharp knife to slice sour cherries and 1 pound farmers market berries, 4. Heat oven to 350 de- dered sugar 1 nectarine or peach very pitted sweet cherries with meanwhile, creates a so- • 1 1/4 cups cake our grees. Generously butter • 1/3 cup mascarpone thinly. Add nectarine slic- 1/2 cup water in a blend- phisticated, less sweet • 1/4 cup whole wheat a deep, 8-inch or 9-inch cheese or crème es, 1 cup strawberry slic- er (work in batches if dessert. our square baking dish. Place fraiche es and 1 cup raspberries necessary) until smooth. I strongly advise stock- • 1/4 cup granulated on a baking sheet in case • 1/2 teaspoon very to the bowl. Add 3 table- Push through a ne- ing heavy cream and sugar any bubbles over. nely grated lemon spoons orange- avored mesh strainer into a 13 by mascarpone during berry • 1 3/4 teaspoons bak- 5. For the lling, mix 1/2 rind liqueur and 2 tablespoons 9-inch metal baking pan. and peach season. Thus ing powder cup granulated sugar, 1/4 • Pinch salt powdered sugar; stir gen- Stir in simple syrup to armed, you can whip up • 1/4 teaspoon salt cup cornstarch and 1/4 tly. Let stand for about 20 taste and salt. an indulgent dessert at a • 1 teaspoon nely teaspoon salt in a large Directions: minutes. 2. Freeze until very moment’s notice. Adding a grated orange rind bowl. Add 3 cups blueber- 1. Put 1 cup heavy whip- 2. Meanwhile, make slushy, 1-2 hours. Rake the bit of mascarpone cheese • 1/2 cup (1 stick) un- ries, 3 cups strawberries, ping cream into a chilled mascarpone and lemon mixture with a large fork or crème fraiche to soft- salted butter, very 1-2 cups raspberries and 2 stainless-steel mixer bowl. whipped cream. to uff it up. Then repeat ly whipped heavy cream cold, cut into small tablespoons fresh orange Beat on high speed until 3. Place a generous dol- the process of freezing and adds tang and helps stabi- pieces juice. Toss gently to coat starting to thicken. lop of the fruit into the raking every 2 hours until lize the mixture. The com- • 1/3 cup heavy whip- berries evenly. Transfer to 2. Beat in 2 tablespoons bottom of 4 stemmed des- completely uffed and fro- bination will stay uffy for ping cream or half- a prepared baking dish. sert or wine glasses. Top powdered sugar until soft zen. hours in a refrigerator or and-half 6. Flour a work surface peaks form. with 1 spoonful of the 3. Return to the freezer packed in a cooler of ice. • 1 tablespoon heavy and place cobbler dough 3. Beat in 1/3 cup mas- Mascarpone cream, a few and repeat the process of Layer the whipped whipping cream or on it. Use a oured rolling carpone cheese, 1/2 tea- cookie bits and more fruit. freezing and raking with cream concoction with half-and-half pin to roll dough into an 8- spoon lemon rind and Repeat layers to ll the the fork 2 more times. nectarines and berries • 1/2 cup granulated or 9- inch square to match a pinch of salt just long glass evenly, ending with for an impressive dessert sugar your baking pan. Careful- enough to combine. a dollop of the cream. Cov- 4. Use an ice cream sans pastry skills. • 5 tablespoons corn- ly transfer to the baking 4. Scrape into a covered er and refrigerate at least scoop to serve the mixture When the kitchen is cool, starch dish to mostly cover the container and refrigerate 1 hour or up to 6 hours. in small glasses. Garnish I like to make the lemon • 1/4 teaspoon salt berry lling; it does not until serving time (or up 4. Serve cold, garnished with maraschino cherries, wafer cookies from the • 3 cups stemmed need to cover the top com- to 6 hours). with fresh raspberries if desired. latest edition of “The Joy blueberries pletely. Poke with a fork NECTARINE AND and mint sprigs. ©2021 The Daily Meal. of Cooking” to use in the • 3 cups sliced small to let steam escape. Don’t BERRY PARFAITS FROZEN SWEET Visit at dailymeal.com. parfaits. Or use the best strawberries worry if the dough tears; Prep: 20 minutes AND SOUR CHERRY Distributed by Tribune buttery store-bought cook- • 1-2 cups raspberries simply use your ngers to Standing time: 20 min- GRANITA Content Agency, LLC.