TUESDAY JUNE 15, 2021 ‘Largest Two charged in project’ Lynn murders OK’d by Son held without bail in Lynnfield mother’s fatal beating

By Tréa Lavery peared to be under the Meeting ITEM STAFF influence of drugs, and he said that he had taken LYNN — A Lynn man Suboxone approximately By Anne Marie Tobin charged with murder in ITEM STAFF 15 minutes before. Po- the death of his 80-year- lice eventually gave him LYNNFIELD — The town old mother over the two doses of Narcan, the has approved Phase 1 of weekend has pleaded not lifesaving overdose drug, what Town Administrator guilty to the crime. before he was transport- Rob Dolan describes as “the Alfredo Paratore, 49, ed to Salem Hospital for largest public works facili- of 112 Jenness St., was evaluation. ties project in the history of arrested and charged af- Inside the home, Kath- Lynnfield.” ter he reported finding erine Paratore was found According to Department his mother, Katherine on the floor just inside of Public Works Director Paratore, dead in their the front door, and ap- John Tomasz, Phase 1 will home at around 8 p.m. peared to have been dead cost approximately $5.7 ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS Friday night. Paratore for some time. She had no million, but it won’t cost Donna Amico places a plaque in honor of longtime lunch lady Lydia was arraigned in Lynn shirt on and had bruises taxpayers a single dollar. Blocksidge for her decades of service at Aborn Elementary School. District Court Monday on her arms, neck and and ordered held without “It will all be paid for Above, from left, Jennie Hennessey, Maureen Gallant, Sharon Sam- head, as well as lacera- bail at Bridgewater State through energy savings,” uelson and Lori Alcock remember her kindness and dedication to tions on her collarbone Hospital. Tomasz said. the students. and hand. Blood spatter, Residents unanimously According to the police a set of dentures and in- approved a warrant article report in the case, the ternal organs were found at Saturday’s Town Meeting Lynn Police and Fire de- on the floor and walls that authorizes the town to Lynn school serves up an partments responded to around the body, accord- enter into a lease-purchase Paratore’s home where ing to the police report. financing agreement to fund they found that Kath- Police reported notic- energy-efficiency improve- honor for late lunch lady erine had been beaten ing that Alfredo Paratore ments to town buildings. to death. Police officers had fresh scratches on “This is an incredible way By Allysha Dunnigan her kids attended the school. reported that Paratore seemed confused and ap- to do this work without us- ITEM STAFF Blocksidge ended up spending more BEATING, A6 ing any operating or capi- than 40 years in the cafeteria, going in tal funds,” Dolan said. “We LYNN — A plaque honoring longtime and out of classrooms, serving students have numerous items that lunch lady Lydia Blocksidge, who died their lunches and getting to know them Memorial Day shooter need to be repaired. The last December, was put on display at and their families. investment will be paid off Aborn Elementary School on Monday She was known by many teachers and arrested, pleads not guilty within 20 years by the sav- morning. former students as a great listener and ings of the project. It will be Blocksidge, known to everyone as the “neighborhood grandmother,” since completely off the tax rolls, Miss Lydia, worked as a cafeteria server she lived down the street from Aborn. By Tréa Lavery marijuana when there was a knock on the door. ENERGY, A7 at Aborn from 1970 until 2018. She be- ITEM STAFF gan working there as a volunteer when LUNCH LADY, A6 Poitras answered and LYNN — An Everett found a man later identi- man has been charged fied as Volmar, who said with murder and armed he wanted to purchase STEVE KRAUSE robbery following a fatal $70 worth of marijua- COMMENTARY shooting that occurred on na. Witnesses said that Memorial Day. Poitras appeared to know Nick Volmar, 29, was the visitor, as he let him arraigned in Lynn Dis- into the apartment. trict Court Monday after- An argument ensued Graduation Day 2021: unforgettable noon and charged for the and the suspect pulled death of Brian Poitras, out a handgun and told Back in the days when they sions. Yet they are always tinged cases — almost one complete cal- 35, of Lynn. He pleaded everyone to get down were young and could still hit with the sadness that comes with endar year sitting at home learn- not guilty and is being on the ground. He shot high notes without their voices knowing that this will possibly be ing calculus in their robes and held without bail. Poitras, took a black cracking, the Beach Boys sang of the last time your class will ever slippers thanks to the COVID-19 At 8:39 a.m. May 31, po- tackle box that belonged “Graduation Day,” and turned a assemble in total unity. There will pandemic and the shutdowns that lice responded to a report to the victim and fled the happy occasion into a poignant, be reunions, of course, but you followed. Not just three months, of a shooting at 234 South scene, prosecutors said. almost mournful elegy. never get complete representation the way last year’s seniors did. Common St., where Police were able to “We’ll remember always,” sang at those. A whole year. They missed plays, Poitras lived. Poitras, identify from surveil- the five, with Brian Wilson’s fal- The truth is that there are al- rallies, proms and sporting events. who had been shot in lance footage a 2003 setto as pure as the driven snow, ways people, regardless of how Lynn English was robbed of the torso, was brought to Mazda Tribute that they “graduation day.” tight you think your class is, that defending its state basketball ti- Massachusetts General believed belonged to the tle on the floor (it was declared This past spring, I had the priv- want no part of “dear old alma Hospital, where he was suspect. A search iden- co-winner) in March of 2020 and ilege of attending six high school mater” once they get that diploma pronounced dead. tified 11 such vehicles didn’t get to compete for it this graduations — Bishop Fenwick, handed to them. According to prosecu- registered on the North year either. Both Swampscott and tors, Poitras and sev- Lynn Tech, Lynn English, Swamp- This year, though, things might Shore, only one of which St. John’s Prep never got to defend eral witnesses were in scott, Saugus and Revere. They have been a little different. This his apartment smoking SHOOTING, A6 were, by and large, happy occa- was the class that went — in some KRAUSE, A7

INSIDE McGee lifts Lynn State of Emergency

By Allysha Dunnigan ITEM STAFF LYNN — Mayor Thomas M. Mc- Gee joined members of the city’s Department of Public Health and Emergency Management Team Monday afternoon to sign an exec- utive order rescinding the State of Emergency put in place in March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pan- demic. The new order, which becomes ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS effective at midnight Tuesday, co- incides with Gov. Charlie Baker’s Kevin Santos, left, and Dave Vieira oversee the order to rescind the statewide production of Timeless, the newest IPA inspired emergency declaration. by Lynn’s Diamond District which is being pro- In Lynn, a State of Emergency duced at Bent Water Brewing Company. (Story has been in effect since March 17, on A8.) 2020. “The last 15 months have been Opinion Lynn Sports incredibly challenging for our com- Nicholson: Crighton St. John’s munity and country,” said McGee. Opening the endorses Prep lacrosse “However, as vaccinations continue COURTESY PHOTO | CITY OF LYNN doors to home Nicholson for wins Catholic to increase and positive COVID-19 Mayor Thomas M. McGee, center, signs an executive order ownership. A4 mayor. A7 Conference lifting the COVID-19 State of Emergency on Monday. title. B1 EMERGENCY, A7

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Thomas E. Tringale, 87 Theophilos G. Poulopoulos, 95 Alan D. Trenholm, 63 1934 - 2021 1926 - 2021 1957 - 2021 SAUGUS - SAUGUS- Thomas LYNN - Theophilos G. Pou- HAVERHILL - – Alan D. Tren- ing a game. Alan will be missed E. Tringale, 87, of Saugus, MA, lopoulos 95, beloved husband holm, 63, passed away at his by his family and friends and formerly of Medford, passed of Demetra (Stefanopoulos) home in Haverhill on Wednes- all who knew and loved him. away on June 9, 2021, at Tufts Poulopoulos, died Sunday, day, June 9, 2021. Alan is survived by Medical Center after a long June 13, 2021 at home sur- Born in Saugus, he his brothers, Stephen battle with cancer. Tom leaves rounded by his loving family. was the son of the B. Trenholm of Saugus; behind his beloved wife Ann Born and raised in Longan- late Bruce and Nancy R. Michael Trenholm, M. (McDonough), sharing 62 ikos, Greece, he was the son P. (Barnes) Trenholm. Sr. and his wife Pame- years of marriage. Besides his of the late George T. and Stav- Raised in Saugus, la of Hampstead, NH; wife, he leaves behind three roula (Markos) Poulopoulos. he attended Saugus his nephew and nieces children, Valerie Cotter and He emigrated to the United schools and was a graduate and great nephews and great her husband J. Michael of Au- States in August of 1951 arriv- of Saugus High School, Class niece. He was predeceased by burn, Thomas of Wakefield, ing at Ellis Island, NY. He set- of 1975. He lived in Saugus his brother Edward B. Trenholm. and Nancy of Saugus; two tled in Haverhill, MA for a brief for over 50 years. Alan served Service Information: Fami- grandchildren, Michaela Clark time with his uncle, Stilianos his country with honor in the ly and friends are respectful- (Sidney) of Tampa FL, and Car- Poulopoulos before moving to United States Navy and was ly invited to attend a grave- olina Cotter of Shrewsbury; two Lynn where he has since resid- honorably discharged in 1982. side service at Riverside great-grandchildren, Carmela ed and where he worked in the He worked as a machinist in a Cemetery, 164 Winter Street, and MariaLena Clark of Tam- shoe factories for many years. local manufacturing company. Saugus on Friday, June 18 at pa, FL. Thomas also leaves a baseball coach. His happiest Prior to his retirement, Mr. los Poulopoulos and his wife, He was a great outdoorsman 1:30PM. Donations may be brother Richard (June) of Win- times were spent with his fam- Poulopoulos had been em- Vasiliki, Demetra Karapatsas and loved camping. Alan was made in his memory to the chester, a sister Josephine Reis ily and dear friends, cooking, ployed for twenty-two years as and her husband, Jimmy, Ma- a proud member of the 4000 American Heart Association, of Stoneham, a sister-in-law, and wintering in North Palm an aircraft engine mechanic at ria Vorres and her husband, Footer Appalachian Hiking 300 5th Avenue, Waltham, Helen Hogan (Bruce) of Lynn, Beach, FL with Ann. the General Electric Company Steve, Vanna Poulopoulos and Club, traversing many of the MA 02451. Please visit and many nieces and neph- A special thanks to Dr. Suriya in Lynn where he specialized in Pamela Poulopoulos, George New England mountains and Comeau Funeral Home on ews. He was predeceased by Jeyapalen MD,MDH and Made- the assembly of the F404 after Scangas and his wife, Michelle, many others beyond. He was Facebook or www.comeaufu- eight siblings; Vincent (Lena), line Couch NP at the Tufts Med- burners which powered the Na- Philip Scangas, James Scan- an avid Bruins fan and New En- neral.com Anna Gulino (Joseph), Rose, ical Oncology Department for vy’s F-18 Hornet fighters. gas and Chris Scangas, five gland Patriots fan, rarely miss- Joseph (Priscilla), Salvatore their incredible care and sup- A humble man of strong faith, great-grandchildren, William, (Anne), Carmella Yasi (Mi- port to Tom and his family. In he was an active member of St. Nikoleta, Strati, Owen and chael), Frank (Margaret), and lieu of flowers, donations can George Greek Orthodox Church George, a sister-in-law, Chri- Charles (Jean). be made in Thomas’s name to in Lynn for the past sixty-seven santhe Coufos and her hus- NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS Thomas was born and raised the Brain Tumor Clinic at Tufts years. He was also a member band, Panos, a brother-in-law, in Medford, MA to Agata (Bus- Medical Center800 Washing- of the Logganikos Society. As a Vasilios Stefanopoulos and his sichella) and Domenico Trin- ton Street, #231,Boston, MA member of the Society, he also wife, Eleni and many nieces Juvenile great white tagged in Carle tweeted a photo 02111. enrolled his grandchildren an- and nephews. He was also the gale. He graduated from Med- RI waters for first time of one of the tickets which ford High School, San Jose JR. Service Information: Rela- nually to support its goal and brother of the late Panagiotis was legible, if a little worn Poulopoulos, Diamando Vro- College, Salem State College, tives and friends are invited mission. He travelled back to SOUTH KINGSTOWN, around the edges. movrisiotis and Tasia Fountas. and earned a Master’s Degree to attend visiting hours in his homeland many times with R.I. (AP) — An acoustic The New England Aquar- Service Information: His from Suffolk University. Thomas the Bisbee-Porcella Funer- his children and grandchildren tracking tag has been at- ium is one of Boston’s most to instill in them the values, funeral service will be held was a public school teacher al Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., tached to a great white popular attractions and traditions and beliefs which at St. George Greek Ortho- for 39 years, teaching over 30 SAUGUS on Thursday from shark in Rhode Island wa- a research institution. It he was accustomed to in his dox Church, 54 S. Common years in the business depart- 4 -8 p.m. A funeral mass will ters for the first time, shark closed temporarily closed childhood years. St, Lynn, Thursday, June 17, ment at Saugus High School. be held on Friday at 10:30 researchers announced twice in 2020 and re- Mr. Poulopoulos was a 2021 at 10:00 a.m. Rela- Tom coached football, refereed, a.m. at Blessed Sacrament Monday. opened again to visitors in umpired, and coached base- Church (meet at church), 14 handyman and the person tives and friends are invited February. everyone went to when they to attend. Visiting hours at The tag was placed on a ball for over 40 years on the Summer St., Saugus. 7-foot, juvenile female in- North Shore. He fully enjoyed needed something repaired. the Conway Cahill-Brodeur He was loved and respected Funeral Home, 82 Lynn St., side the Point Judith Har- Harvard professor announcing his long career as the Saugus bor of Refuge on Saturday, Babe Ruth and Saugus High by all. Most of all he enjoyed Peabody, Wednesday from run for Mass. governor spending time with his children 4 to 8 p.m. Burial in Pine the South Kingstown-based and grandchildren. He was a Grove Cemetery, Lynn. In lieu Atlantic Shark Institute BOSTON (AP) — Har- loving husband, father, grand- of flowers, contributions may posted on its Facebook page. vard University professor father, great-grandfather, uncle be made in his memory to “This is a watershed mo- Danielle Allen, who has and friend who will be missed St. George Greek Orthodox ment for the Atlantic Shark never held elected office, Linda J. (Covey) Matos, 66 by all who knew him. Church, 54 S. Common St., Institute, this critical re- is scheduled to announce 1954 - 2021 In addition to his wife with Lynn, MA 01902 or St. Vasili- search and our efforts to a run for the Democratic whom he shared sixty-three os Greek Orthodox Church, 5 learn more and more about nomination for governor of LYNN - Mrs. Linda J. (Covey) years of marriage, he is sur- Paleologos St., Peabody, MA this iconic species,” Exec- Massachusetts. Matos, 66 years old of Man- vived by a son, George Pou- 01960. For directions and utive Director Jon Dodd Allen is the first Black chester, NH and formerly of lopoulos and his wife, Kath- online guestbook, please vis- said in a statement. “We’ve woman to run for gover- Lynn, passed away on Satur- erine of Boxford, a daughter, it www.ccbfuneral.com. known for quite some time nor as a member of a ma- day June 12, 2021 in Massa- Stephanie Scangas and her that white sharks visit our jor party in Massachusetts chusetts General Hospital in husband, Angelo of Peabody, waters more often than has history. Boston after a long illness. She nine grandchildren, Theophi- been previously document- Allen, who announced in is the wife of Jose’ Matos with ed, and this is simply an- December that she was ex- whom she shared 42 years other step in filling in those ploring a run and has been of marriage. She was born in missing pieces.” traveling the state since to Lynn , the daughter of the late Whenever the shark pass- talk to residents, has sched- George W. and Virginia (Rich- Ralph DiFillipo, 65 es within 500 to 800 yards uled a news conference for ards) Covey. She was raised of an acoustic receiver, the Tuesday on Boston Com- in Lynn and attended Lynn 1955 - 2021 time and location are re- mon in front of the Robert Schools. She lived in Lynn all corded. The tag should last Gould Shaw Memorial. LYNN - Ralph DiFillipo, age 10 years. Allen, 49, said she was of her life with the exception of 65, passed away unexpectedly Most tagged great whites inspired to run by her own this last year when she moved on Saturday, June 12, 2021. are adults or sub-adults, so family’s history and her to Manchester. He was the devoted father of tagging a juvenile will pro- work as a political theorist Linda was a wait staff Armand Joseph DiFillipo and vide critical information to at Harvard, where she is in the restaurant industry and ter NH, Ann Pinto of Lynn and Dylan Richard DiFillipo. also worked at Stop and Shop. Alan Covey of Manchester and researchers. director of the Edmond J. Born in Lynn on July 25, “These young-of-the-year Linda loved being at home with several nieces and nephews. 1955 to the late Armand Rich- Safra Center for Ethics. her family. She enjoyed watch- Service Information: and juvenile white sharks “I’ve been given the op- ard and Nancy (Andrews) DiFil- aren’t easy to find, tag and ing game shows and going on Her visiting hours will be lipo. Ralph grew up in Lynn and portunity to stand on a an occasional picnic. She loved held on Thursday, June 17, release so every one of them strong foundation of so- graduated from Lynn Classical is really important if we are her animals especially her cats. 2021 from 4:00 to 8:00 PM High School. He raised his cial infrastructure and to In addition to her hus- in the Solimine Funeral to understand how size, age thrive,” she told The Bos- family in Peabody and worked and sex plays a role in what band she is survived by her Home, 67 Oceans Street as a Correctional Officer at the ton Globe. “And that has daughters; Linda Covey of Lynn, (Rte.1’A) Lynn Family service they do and where they go,” equipped me to do this. So Essex County Correctional Fa- Dodd said. Tonia Jones of California, Rosa will be held at 7:00 PM Rela- cility for over 10 years. He was I feel an obligation to show Babb and her husband Peter tives and friends are a member of the Knights of Co- that it is possible for every of Salem, , her grandchildren, respectfully invited. Do- lumbus, Lynn, MA. New England Aquarium young woman of color out Bianca Toomey, Frankie Toom- nations may be made to the Ralph loved Boston sports accepts ticket saved for over there.” ey, Kiana Covey, Ariana Curley, Northeast Animal Shelter, and loved cooking Italian food. dleton, MA. 37 years She said on a video on her Aaron Babb and Mackenzie 347 Highland Avenue, He loved music and played in Service Information: campaign website that the Babb, her great grandchildren Salem, MA 01970. Direc- the “Tony DiFillipo Band” as Friends and family are invit- BOSTON (AP) — The state’s elected leaders have Anthony Toomey, Brayden Ken- tions and guestbook at www. a drummer and co-manager ed to call at the Cuffe-Mc- New England Aquarium let down the state. niston, and Rylie Toomey. She solimine.com. for over 20 years. He espe- Ginn Funeral Home, 157 Ma- in Boston accepted an en- “We all have a role to play also leaves her brothers and cially loved watching both of ple St. Lynn, on Wednesday, trance ticket on Thursday in putting our society back sisters, Lorraine Linares of his son’s athletic games from June 16th from 4 p.m. until first purchased in 1983 on a track that really dis- Lynn, Joseph Covey of Roches- Little League through college. 8 p.m. His funeral mass will that allows the holder to tributes opportunity fairly, He cherished his time spent be held at St. Pius V Church return “at anytime in the and if our elected officers with his friends and family, par- on Thursday, June 17th at future.” are not delivering that, ticularly with his sons, AJ and 11:00 a.m. Burial will fol- Rachel Carle, 26, picked then we have to make a Dylan. low at Pine Grove Cemetery, up the ticket from her change.” Ralph is the loving brother to Lynn. To leave an online mes- great aunt, Catherine Cap- The reaction to the pan- call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Richard A. DiFillipo of Peabody, sage or condolence, please piello, who came to visit the demic was “the last straw” to start your Anthony DiFillipo of Lynn, Roc- visit www.cuffemcginn.com. aquarium more than 37 that has left her with a daily subscription. co DiFillipo of Lynn, Nancy A. years ago, the Boston Her- “profound sense of betray- Pantazopoulos of Salem, NH, ald reported. al.” and Ann M. Amberman of Mid- Cappiello and her partner Allen enters the race at arrived near closing time a time when the face of in November that year and Massachusetts politics is both got a “late gate ticket,” changing. IN MEMORIAM which was good for a visit Kim Janey became Bos- Steven Patrick Lavin at a later time. Cappiello, ton’s first black mayor just 12/16/89 - 6/15/17 Did you know? who lives in Trenton, New months ago, and most of Jersey, gave it to Carle last the top candidates for the fall as she drove from the fall election are people of Washington area up to Bos- color. ton, where she is enrolled Allen will be the Dem- as a graduate student in ocratic field’s second de- public policy at Harvard clared candidate after University. former state Sen. Ben Stories live on. Aquarium President and Downing. State Sen. Sonia CEO Vikki Spruill told the Chang-Díaz is exploring a newspaper the late gate bid and Attorney General Tell theirs. tickets were discontinued Maura Healey has been Home delivery about 25 years ago, but mentioned as a possible Share your loved one’s story. that they will see about one candidate. subscribers a year. On the Republican side, [email protected] | 781-593-7700 “We honor each valid Gov. Charlie Baker has not We think about you always get FREE access We talk about you still admission ticket, and this yet announced whether he You have never been forgotten to the e-edition on was one,” Spruill said. “For- will seek a third term. If And you never will ty years is a long time to be he does not, Lt. Gov. Karyn In partnership with Love you Steve! carrying that ticket around, Polito, would likely be the Mom, Dad, Mike, Sean and Jackie and we’re so glad she did.” frontrunner. TUESDAY JUNE 15, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Prime Peke! Wasabi the Pekingese wins 2021 Westminster dog show

By Jennifer Peltz finalist pack that also in- Nunes-Atkinson. She I’ve never won. But for 22 ASSOCIATED PRESS cluded Mathew the French guided Jade’s father, CJ, years, I kept trying.” bulldog, Connor the old to a 2016 Westminster The 56-year-old Bonds TARRYTOWN, N.Y. — English sheepdog, Jade best in show win — and holds baseball’s career The flavor of the year at the German shorthaired lost him last September, home run record with 762, the Westminster Kennel pointer, Striker the Samo- when the 7-year-old died though his feat was cloud- Club dog show: Wasabi. yed, and a West Highland unexpectedly of a fungal ed by allegations of steroid A Pekingese named white terrier named Boy. infection. use — he denied knowing- Wasabi won best in show Altogether, 2,500 champi- “The good part about it ly taking them. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Sunday night, notching a on dogs entered the show. is: He’s left an incredible While semifinal and -fi fifth-ever win for the un- It underwent big chang- legacy,” said Nunes-Atkin- nal rounds were held in Dan O’Conor, the “Great Lake Jumper,” makes mistakable toy breed. A es this year because of son, of Temecula, Calf. She a climate-controlled tent, his 365th leap into Lake Michigan Saturday, in whippet named Bourbon the coronavirus pandemic, said Jade “had my heart” earlier parts of the com- Chicago’s Montrose Point. repeated as runner-up. moving out of New York from birth. petition unfolded on the Waddling through a City for the first time since Boy had come a long way grass at an estate called small-but-mighty turn in the show’s 1877 found- to Westminster — all the Lyndhurst. the ring, Wasabi nabbed ing. This year’s show was way from Thailand, where Douglas Tighe, who han- Man jumps into U.S. dogdom’s most presti- held outdoors at an estate one of his owners was dled a Brittany named gious prize after winning in suburban Tarrytown, watching from Bangkok, Pennie second place in the the big American Kennel about 25 miles north of according to handler Re- sporting group, says he Lake Michigan for becca Cross. Club National Champion- where the top ribbon is just goes with it if his dogs usually presented at Mad- “He always makes us ship in 2019. get distracted by birds “He has showmanship. ison Square Garden, and laugh,” said Cross, of Get- and other attractions in 365th straight day He fits the breed standard. it happened in June in- tysburg, Pennsylvania. the great outdoors. He has that little extra stead of February. For many dog owners, “Let them have fun,” something, that sparkle, In a sign of the pandem- just making it to Westmin- By Shafkat Anowar jump through during the said Tighe, of Hope, New that sets a dog apart,” said ic times, some handlers ster is a thrill — even for ASSOCIATED PRESS winter. He said when he baseball’s all-time home Jersey. “That’s what it’s all got home after one such Wasabi’s handler, breeder wore masks — though CHICAGO — A Chica- run leader, Barry Bonds, about.” jump, he found about 20 and co-owner, David Fitz- vaccinated people were al- go bus driver looking for who was cheering on a That’s what it’s about to scrapes and cuts on his patrick. Show judge Pa- lowed to go without — and a way to relieve stress miniature schnauzer he Kole Brown, too. At age 9, body. tricia Trotter said simply: the show was closed to the during the coronavirus owns with sister Cheryl he showed a bull terrier He was encouraged by “What’s not to like about public. pandemic jumped into Dugan. named Riley on Sunday the response he got for his this dog? ... He stood there “It’s a miracle that they Lake Michigan for a 365th The dog, Rocky, didn’t alongside his parents, undertaking. as though he was a lion.” even had this show,” Fitz- straight day on Saturday. win his breed, but the Kurtis Brown and U.S. “People started ask- Fitzpatrick, of East patrick said. Dan O’Conor said he slugger said he was proud Air Force Capt. Samantha Berlin, Penn., guided the Striker went into the started jumping into the ing me what this was show as the top-ranked of Rocky simply for qual- Brown, and some of the Peke’s grandfather Mal- lake at Montrose Harbor benefiting and how they U.S. dog, with more than ifying for the champi- family’s other bull terri- achy to the Westminster on the city’s North Side could support — and 40 best in show wins since ons-only show. ers. title in 2012. Still, he said, last year to relieve stress. when I say people, I’m January 2020. And Bour- “We won because we “I have a lot of fun with “I just don’t always think “It was during the pan- talking strangers online, bon had also won the AKC got here. That’s all that this sport,” said Kole, of lightning is going to strike demic, it was during the you know. When I start- National Championship. matters,” Bonds told Fox San Antonio, Texas. “Ev- twice.” protest, it was during an ed posting the videos on The show was bitter- Sports. “I’ve been to a lot ery single time I go into How will Wasabi cele- election year. ... So it was Twitter and Instagram sweet for Jade’s handler of playoffs, and I’ve been the ring, I have a smile on brate? somewhere where I could ... I got more wind in my and co-owner, Valerie to the World Series, and my face.” “He can have a filet mi- come down here and block sails there because people gnon. And I’ll have Cham- all that noise out and kind started commenting like, pagne,” Fitzpatrick said of be totally present with ‘This makes my day, it’s with a laugh. me in the lake, and find nice to see this,” he said. The 3-year-old Peking- some moments of Zen,” Saturday was special ese, meanwhile, was “pret- said the father of three. because it was the culmi- ty nonchalant about the He continued jumping nation of doing it for a full whole thing,” his handler into the lake through the year. said. Indeed, Wasabi laid fall before the hard part: “I just wanted to cele- down on the dais, occa- Hacking a hole in the ice brate just that drive to sionally looking up as if on the frozen lake that dive for 365,” O’Conor to see what the fuss was was big enough for him to said. all about, as Fitzpatrick spoke before a cluster of reporters and cameras. It was a poignant win that came after one of his U.S. bans dogs co-owners, archaeologist Iris Love, died last year of COVID-19. Besides from 100 countries Fitzpatrick, the dog is also co-owned by Sandra with rabies risk Middlebrooks and Peggy PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Steinman. Wasabi — the name de- Wasabi, a Pekingese, rests on the winner’s podium with his trophy and By Mike Stobbe were older than 4 months, rives from his mother, Su- ribbons after winning Best in Show at the Westminster Kennel Club dog ASSOCIATED PRESS Pieracci said. Dogs young- shi — came out on top of a show Sunday, in Tarrytown, N.Y. er then 4 months aren’t NEW YORK — U.S. allowed in because rabies health officials Monday an- vaccinations don’t take full nounced a one-year ban on effect before a dog is that bringing in dogs from more Ned Beatty, star of ‘Network,’ dies at 83 age. than 100 countries where Rabies is usually a fa- rabies is still a problem. critical praise (and a Dra- tal disease in animals and By Jake Coyle Dogs coming in from ASSOCIATED PRESS ma Desk Award) for his those countries already humans, caused by a virus portrayal of Big Daddy in that invades the central NEW YORK — Ned Be- needed proof of rabies vac- a revival of “Cat on a Hot nervous system. It’s most atty, the Oscar-nominat- cination. The ban is being Tin Roof,” a role he had commonly spread through ed character actor who in imposed because of a spike first played as a 21-year- a bite from an infected an- half a century of American in the number of puppies old in a stock company imal. There is no cure for it movies, including “Deliv- denied entry because they production. His more re- once symptoms begin, but erance,” “Network” and weren’t old enough to be cent movies included “Toy it can be prevented through “Superman,” was a boom- fully vaccinated, the Cen- Story 3” (as the duplici- vaccination. ing, indelible presence in ters for Disease Control tous stuffed bear Lotso) Dogs were once common even the smallest parts, and Prevention said. in 2010 and the villainous carriers of the virus in the has died. He was 83. The ban goes into effect tortoise mayor in “Rango.” U.S. but the type that nor- Beatty’s manager, Deb- July 14. He retired in 2013. mally circulates in dogs orah Miller, said Beatty Douglas Kratt, president Ned Thomas Beatty was was eliminated in the U.S. died Sunday of natural of the American Veterinary born in 1937 in Louisville, through vaccinations in the causes at his home in Los Medical Association, ap- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Ky., and raised in Lexing- plauded the decision. 1970s. In 1988, a new type Angeles surrounded by ton, where he joined the Actor Ned Beatty won a Drama Desk Award for “We want to make sure of dog rabies was brought friends and loved ones. Protestant Disciples of After years in regional his role as Big Daddy in the New York Music we’re bringing healthy dogs in from Mexico. Christ Christian Church. into the country — espe- Cases from that second theater, Beatty was cast Box Theatre’s production of Tennessee Wil- “It was the theater I at- in 1972’s “Deliverance” liams’ “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.” cially if they are going to be wave “highlight the impact tended as a kid,” he told pets,” said Kratt, a veteri- as Bobby Trippe, the hap- that a single imported case rected by Sidney Lumet, he had explained why he The Associated Press in narian in La Crosse, Wisc. py-go-lucky member of a of rabies can have on wild- was brief but titanic. His preferred being a support- 1992. “It was where peo- The ban applies to dogs male river-boating party life, domestic animals, and three-minute monologue ing actor. ple got down to their tru- coming into or returning to terrorized by backwoods people,” Pieracci said ranks among the greatest “Stars never want to est emotions and talked the country, including pets thugs in “Deliverance.” in movies. Jensen sum- throw the audience a cur- about things they didn’t or those brought in for sale LAW OFFICES OF The scene in which Trippe mons anchorman Howard veball, but my great joy is talk about in everyday life. or adoption. For example, JAMES J. CARRIGAN is brutalized and forced to Beale (Peter Finch) to a throwing curveballs,” he ... The preaching was very if an American couple took “squeal like a pig” became long, dimly lit boardroom told The New York Times. often theatrical.” For a their dog to Belize, they • Social Security Disability the most memorable in for a come-to-Jesus about “Being a star cuts down on time he thought of becom- • Workers Compensation wouldn’t be able to bring • Accidents the movie and established the elemental powers of your effectiveness as an ing a priest, but changed the dog back to the U.S. un- Beatty as an actor whose 25 years located across media. actor because you become his mind after he was cast less the dog first spends six from Lynn District Court name moviegoers may not “You have meddled an identifiable part of a in a high school produc- months in a country that is 15 Johnson St. have known but whose with the primal forces of product and somewhat tion of “Harvey.” not at a high risk for rabies. face they always recog- 781-596-0100 nature, Mr. Beale, and predictable. You have to He spent 10 summers About 1 million dogs are JAMES J. CARRIGAN nized. I won’t have it!” Beatty mind your P’s and Q’s and at the Barter Theater in brought into the U.S. each ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN “For people like me, shouts from across the nurture your fans. But I Abingdon, Virginia, and year, and the ban is expect- LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL there’s a lot of ‘I know you! boardroom before explain- like to surprise the audi- eight years at the Arena ed to apply to 4 percent to www.jamescarriganlaw.com I know you! What have I ing that there is no Amer- ence, to do the unexpect- Stage Company in Wash- 7.5 percent, officials said. [email protected] seen you in?’” Beatty re- ica, no democracy. “There ed.” ington, D.C. At the Are- Exceptions will be made for marked without rancor in is only IBM and ITT and He landed a rare leading na Stage, he appeared in some situations, including 1992. AT&T and DuPont, Dow, role in the Irish film “Hear Chekhov’s “Uncle Vanya” guide dogs for the blind or 781-593-7700 Beatty received only one Union Carbide, and Exx- My Song” in 1991. The true and starred in Arthur Mill- foreigners moving to the Publishing Daily, except Sundays Oscar nomination, as sup- on. Those are the nations story of legendary Irish er’s “Death of a Salesman.” U.S. with their pets. USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 porting actor for his role of the world today.” tenor Josef Locke, who Then his life changed for- Most of the dogs recent- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA as corporate executive and additional offices. He was equally mem- disappeared at the height ever when he took a train ly rejected came from just Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item Arthur Jensen in 1976’s orable as Otis, the idiot of a brilliant career, it was to New York to audition for three countries — Russia, Subscriptions “Network,” but he contrib- henchman of villainous well reviewed but large- director John Boorman for Ukraine, and Colombia. Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States uted to some of the most Lex Luthor in the first two ly unseen in the United the role of Bobby Trippe. But numerous other deni- $30.00 for 4 weeks popular movies of his time Christopher Reeve “Su- States. Between movies, Boorman told him the als prompted the CDC to $95.00 for 13 weeks $185.00 for 26 weeks and worked constantly, perman” movies and as Beatty worked often in TV role was cast, but changed ban dogs from all countries $340.00 for 1 year his credits including more the racist sheriff in “White and theater. He had recur- his mind after seeing where the risk of rabies is Send payment to and POSTMASTER, than 150 movies and TV Lightning.” Other films in- ring roles in “Roseanne” Beatty audition. also high, said Emily Pier- send address changes to: shows. cluded “All The President’s as John Goodman’s father Beatty, who married acci, a CDC rabies expert. The Daily Item Beatty’s appearance in Men,” “The Front Page,” and as a detective on “Ho- Sandra Johnson in 1999, Many of the rejections 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 “Network,” scripted by “Nashville,” and “The Big micide: Life on the Street.” had eight children from were due to fraudulent pa- Lynn, MA 01903 Paddy Chayefsky an di- Easy.” In a 1977 interview, On Broadway he won three previous marriages. perwork claiming the dogs A4 TUESDAY JUNE 15, 2021 OPINION

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E¥¡¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Opening the doors 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. W J. K T¢  J £¤ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Editor to home ownership J. Patrick Norton J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan Lynn, MA 01903 Chief Operating O cer Chairman Over the last year and a that will be one of dozens households buy an existing Customer Service half, I have been honored to over the property’s asking home in the community Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS serve on the Steering Com- price. that would otherwise have Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 mittee of Housing Lynn, a The Housing Lynn Plan Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 been out of reach for them. Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 planning effort convened addresses rising rents. It Fourth, the Plan’s recom- All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 by the Mayor’s Office and also addresses the accessi- mendation to develop a Fair 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Lynn Housing Authority & bility of home ownership. Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Housing Plan would include Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Neighborhood Development The Plan contemplates at strategies to address dis- Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 and led by the Metropolitan least 5 percent of new hous- Classified/Legal Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 crimination in the real es- Area Planning Council, the ing units being affordable [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 tate market, for both owners regional planning agency. for folks earning 50 percent John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 and renters. Subscriptions The Housing Lynn process to 80 percent of area median [email protected] has led to the creation of the income, or up to $96,000. It Finally, the Plan’s recom- Housing Lynn Plan that is would therefore help some mendation to give tenants a Circulation currently before the Lynn of those aspiring home buy- right of first refusal is anoth- [email protected] City Council and Planning ers losing out on houses for er way to create ownership Ext. 3 opportunities. When a prop- Board. The main goal of the sale to cash offers that are Newsroom Plan is to address the rising submitted way over asking erty goes up for sale, a right [email protected] cost of housing in the city of price. of first refusal would give [email protected] Lynn. Here are some of the ways tenants a chance to match Ext. 4 EDITORIAL One of the questions that the Housing Lynn Plan offers that are submitted by has come up repeatedly in would encourage home own- third party buyers. Sports discussions about the Hous- ership: These recommendations [email protected] ing Lynn Plan is what is be- First, the Plan’s recom- would build on efforts al- Ext. 5 ing done to encourage home mendation that the city pass ready underway in the city Retail and Online ownership. an inclusionary zoning ordi- of Lynn to encourage home- Capitol safety Owning a home is a classic nance would likely apply to Advertising ownership. For example, [email protected] American strategy to build certain types of condomini- Lynn Housing Authority & wealth. Homeowners ben- um developments, creating ADVERTISING Neighborhood Development efit economically from the ownership opportunities. Ernie Carpenter Jr. is paramount rising value of their home. Second, the Plan’s rec- runs a popular and success- ful class for first-time home Director of Advertising Neighborhoods also bene- ommendation to use public and Business Development, ext. 1355 fit from investment in and land to create affordable buyers. [email protected] Editorial from the Pittsburgh commitment to buildings housing would also like- However, based on feed- back that the Housing Lynn Ralph Mitchell Post-Gazette editorial board that are owned by the peo- ly include the creation of Sales Representative, ext. 1313 ple who live in them. deed-restricted affordable team received during an [email protected] U.S. Rep. Lloyd Smucker, R-Pa., However, this strategy to homes. These types of prop- extensive public input pro- has been slapped with a $5,000 build wealth is not readily erties help people start off in cess, we know we need to do Patricia Whalen Sales Representative, ext. 1310 fine for deliberately bypassing a available to all. For genera- the housing market, partici- more. Young families who [email protected] metal detector screening in the tions, policies that were put pate in some of the upside of want to start a life in Lynn Capitol while on his way to cast in place at different levels their first purchase, and still are being denied that oppor- BUSINESS OFFICE a vote last month. A staff mem- of government to encourage keep the property affordable tunity. Susan J. Conti ber for the congressman said he home ownership excluded for the next buyer. The recommendations in Controller, ext. 1288 plans to appeal the fine. [email protected] people of color. In addition, Third, the Plan’s recom- the Housing Lynn Plan in- Instead, Smucker should pay discrimination in the real mendation to create an af- clude best practices vetted Ted Grant the fine, acknowledge his error in estate market is unfortu- fordable housing trust fund by housing experts, devel- Publisher, ext. 1234 judgment and apologize to the se- nately still with us today. would also likely lead to opers and local community [email protected] curity people whose attempts to Furthermore, rising home ownership opportunities. Marian Kinney get him to pass through the de- prices have made the goal of An affordable housing trust members on how to increase access to home ownership. ext. 1212 tectors were ignored. home ownership more elu- fund would allow the city [email protected] A report by Capitol Police se- sive for everyone and even to create housing opportu- Jared Nicholson is a can- curity officers released by the impossible for some. If you nities based on community didate for mayor of Lynn. He Will Kraft House Ethics Committee said is currently a member of the Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 drive by a real estate show- need. This would give us [email protected] Smucker disregarded two officers ing some Saturday in Lynn, flexibility to look at ideas Lynn School Committee and who tried to get his attention to you’ll probably see people like community land trusts a law professor at North- Paula Villacreses complete the screening. He en- scrambling to make an offer and programs that help eastern University. A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 tered the House chamber then [email protected] returned for the screening after AMANDA LITTLE Mike Shanahan casting a vote. Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 The security measures were [email protected] put in place after the Jan. 6 at- tack on the Capitol and are there Jim Wilson Never more vulnerable Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 for the safety of elected officials [email protected] such as Smucker as well as the After a cyberattack crip- producers and before he USDA is conducting a thousands of congressional and pled the world’s largest began his second tour as large-scale study on resil- CIRCULATION support staff who work in the meat producer two weeks U.S. Department of Agri- ient meat and poultry pro- Lisa Mahmoud building. If the Jan. 6 attack ago, the meat industry culture (USDA) secretary, cessing that is expected Manager, ext. 1239 taught us nothing else, it showed shouldn’t be returning to Tom Vilsack told me that to be published this sum- [email protected] the need for better and more vig- business as usual. we’re “better off having mer. Vilsack should listen ilant security. The production subver- multiple plants in multi- carefully to the small and CUSTOMER SERVICE The House voted in February sion has been attributed ple locations.” mid-sized processors and La’ Mosha Ball to establish the fines — $5,000 to a Russia-linked cy- Activists have made the producers to find out what Customer Service, ext. 1276 for the first offense and $10,000 bercriminal group and it case in stronger terms: they need to expand their [email protected] for a second — after several reminded us of a glaring Philanthropist Chef Jose operations while meeting GRAPHICS Republicans refused to comply truth we already knew: Andres told me: “The food federal food-safety stan- with the metal detector screen- Consolidation has made system centralized in big dards. Trevor Andreozzi ings. Smucker is the sixth House the U.S. meat industry factories is putting us in The vertical integration Designer member (and fifth Republican) [email protected] — and the global protein danger. Decentralization of livestock and poultry to be fined for violating the safe- supply — profoundly and makes you nimble.” supply chains, with the Aaron Fee ty protocol, although the fines Yet little has been done unacceptably vulnerable. same companies produc- Designer against Rep. Hal Rogers, R-Ky., to decentralize U.S. meat It will become more ing animals and slaugh- [email protected] and Rep. James Clyburn, D-S.C., susceptible in the years production. The Biden ad- tering, has stifled competi- were dropped after appeal to the ahead as public health ministration, along with Edwin Peralta Jr. tion and led to widespread House Ethics Committee. threats and potential cy- state and federal lawmak- Designer price-fixing and corrup- [email protected] A bipartisan majority of the berattacks continue to ers, have an urgent obliga- 10-member ethics committee loom large, and as climate tion not just to incentivize tion. NEWSROOM must agree to overturn a fine in change increases the risk and support smaller and Not since Upton Sin- clair’s eye-opening nov- Mike Alongi order for an appeal to succeed. of natural disasters. more diversified meat pro- Sports Editor, ext. 1228 Stricter security measures Drought, heat, flooding, cessors and producers, but el “The Jungle” has the [email protected] have been part of our daily lives wildfires, insects, super- also to begin dismantling American meat industry Gayla Cawley even before Jan. 6. We wait in storms and weather vola- and diversifying American faced a more significant paradigm shift, and Biden News Editor, ext. 1236 line to pass through security tility are raising pressure meat monopolies, which [email protected] checkpoints at airports, sporting on our farms and ranches. have gone unchallenged and Congress must get out venues and public buildings. The In short, the cost-saving and unchecked for too in front of it. If they don’t, Allysha Dunnigan delays are a small price to pay for benefits of agricultural long. the U.S. — and the world Reporter, ext. 1302 safety. Attempts like Smucker’s consolidation are increas- Sweeping reforms will — won’t be able to main- [email protected] to circumvent safety measures ingly outweighed by the take years, but the USDA tain a reliable protein sup- Spenser Hasak are a slap in the face to the peo- risks of disruption. can begin to mobilize a ply in an era defined by Photographer, ext. 1332 ple who are doing their best to Food-industry experts plan immediately with disruption. [email protected] protect everyone. have long been clamoring the $4 billion allocated Amanda Little is a pro- for systemic “resilience.” for food supply-chain re- fessor of journalism and Julia Hopkins Photographer, ext. 1224 Last April, as the pan- siliency under the Ameri- science writing at Vander- [email protected] demic bore down on meat can Rescue Plan Act. The bilt University. Thor Jourgensen Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 LETTER TO THE EDITOR [email protected] Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 Minding the Open Meeting Law [email protected] Steve Krause To the editor: turn. alternative access” to at least a quorum of the location where the public Senior Writer, ext. 1229 Gov. Charlie Baker’s meetings, will terminate. public body members may access the meeting. [email protected] Boards of selectmen, State of Emergency is The Legislature is ac- physically present at a Therefore, unless and school committees, li- scheduled to end at 12:01 tively considering bills meeting location, which until new legislation is Tréa Lavery Reporter, ext. 1317 censing authorities, city a.m. on June 15, at which that would extend most is open and accessible to enacted that alters those [email protected] and town councils, county point the March 12, 2020, or all of the provisions the public. requirements, public bod- commissioners, as well as Executive Order Sus- from the Executive Or- Public bodies are re- ies should plan and post Anne Marie Tobin all other state and local pending Certain Provi- der regarding remote minded that notice of all notice for meetings to be Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 [email protected] boards, commissions and sions of the Massachu- meetings. However, if official meetings must be held in-person beginning committees need to take setts Open Meeting Law, such legislation is not posted at least 48 hours on June 15. Sophie Yarin Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 note — the pre-pan- which has allowed public enacted to take effect in advance, not including Thank you. [email protected] demic requirements of bodies to officially meet by June 15, then public weekends and holidays, the Massachusetts Open remotely and to provide bodies must be prepared and the public meeting Ron Beaty TECHNOLOGY Meeting are about to re- the public with “adequate to hold meetings with notice must specify the West Barnstable Tim Noyes Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] TUESDAY JUNE 15, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particularly leave when asked. Police report- thing. A report of suspicious activity A report of a disturbance at ported a group of kids running arrests, reflect police records. In the ed the group left the property Vandalism was reported at at 10:54 p.m. Friday at 1 Syca- 1:17 p.m. Saturday at Cedar up and down her driveway and event of a perceived inaccuracy, it upon request. 2:22 p.m. Saturday on Lafay- more Circle. A caller reported a Glen Golf Course at 60 Water ringing her doorbell and running is the sole responsibility of the con- A report of a disturbance at ette Street. A damaged fence suspicious person had walked St. A caller reported four men away at 8:39 p.m. Friday. 12:10 a.m. Sunday at Glen was reported. toward her car and was looking had been giving her a hard time A report of a group of six juve- cerned party to contact the relevant Meadow Park on Trickett Road. At 11:56 a.m. Sunday, a cit- inside with a flashlight. She said and assaulted a customer. The niles shaking a parked car and police department and have the A caller reported he could hear izen flagged down police to re- the man fled after she spotted four men then reportedly took a attempting to break a window department issue a notice of correc- a large group at the park and port their tires were slashed on him. Police reported the man golf club over to the first hole. on Aspen Road at 9:49 p.m. tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or glass breaking. Police reported Elm Street. was waiting for a friend down Police reported the men had left Friday. No damage was done to clarifications will not be made without the park was clear, but a port-a- A report of vandalism at 6:20 the street. voluntarily without issue. the car. express notice of change from the ar- potty had been tipped over. p.m. Sunday at railroad right-of- A neighborhood dispute was A report of suspicious activity Marblehead Police reported resting police department. An unattended death was way. A caller reported someone reported at 8:01 p.m. Satur- at 6 p.m. Saturday at 64 Auburn at 6:27 p.m. Saturday seeing a reported at 10 a.m. Sunday at had pulled the signs up from day at 10 Scott Drive. A caller St. A caller reported rocks from driver throw a beer can out the 300 King Rail Drive. The person both sides of the pond. reported her neighbor had just his driveway were being thrown window of their car while driving LYNN was taken to Melrose-Wakefield put an axe through the fence. over his house. Some of the on Atlantic Avenue into Swamp- Hospital. PEABODY Police reported there was no rocks had almost hit his daugh- scott. Arrests axe; there was a small piece ter while she was in the back- A Laurel Road resident re- of wood that had been in the yard, the caller said. Widmark Duval, of 17 MARBLEHEAD Arrests ported a group of kids playing fence for three months. Police Saltonstall Parkway, Salem, basketball behind Swampscott said this was part of an ongoing was arrested on a warrant and Accidents George E. Bradley Jr., 52, of Theft Middle School at 9:39 p.m. 74 Catherine Drive, was arrest- neighbor dispute. Saturday. charged with parole/probation A report of a larceny at 10:17 A report of a motor vehicle ed on a warrant at 7:02 p.m. A report of a disturbance at An erratic operator driving violation at 6:04 p.m. Saturday. a.m. Saturday at Walmart, 770 crash at 1:27 p.m. Thursday on Sunday. 11:48 p.m. Saturday at Wen- all over the road on Humphrey Alfredo Paratore, 49, of 112 Broadway. A caller reported Washington Square; at 12:38 Matthew W. Bruce, 30, of 13 dy’s, 69 Newbury St. A caller Street was arrested for oper- Jenness St., was arrested and someone had taken $40 in a.m. Saturday on Ocean Ave- Willis Road, was arrested and reported people in two vehicles ating under the influence at charged with murder at 9:21 were arguing and using racial cash and charged $50 on a p.m. Saturday. nue; at 7:30 p.m. Saturday on charged with OUI-liquor and 10:53 p.m. Saturday. Fort Beach Way; at 5:12 a.m. failure to use care in starting, slurs. Police reported all was debit card that was in her wal- Nick Volmar, 29, of 2066 let, which had been left in the A Boynton Street resident Sunday on Pleasant Street. stopping, turning or backing up quiet upon arrival. called at 9:37 a.m. Sunday to Revere Beach Parkway, was ar- A report of a neighborhood changing room. rested and charged with murder A report of a hit-and-run mo- at 10:05 p.m. Friday. report that he had video of a tor vehicle crash at 6:57 p.m. Kyle B. Castillo, 23, of 1 dispute at 1:19 p.m. Sunday at truck throwing trash out the win- and armed robbery at 10:26 4 Herbert Ave. A caller reported a.m. Monday. Thursday on Bessom Street. Goldberg Road, was arrested SWAMPSCOTT dow in the neighborhood. A car vs. bicycle crash was re- and charged with assault and his neighbor was cutting down Accidents ported at 8:31 p.m. Thursday on battery with a dangerous weap- his tree. Police reported the Accidents Disturbances Pleasant Street. on, assault and battery, and person was going to continue A report of a motor vehicle A caller reported a car backed carrying a dangerous weapon cutting the tree. A caller complained about A report of a motor vehicle crash with injury at 1:04 p.m. into a house at 9:13 a.m. Friday at 1:09 a.m. Sunday. noise coming from a rally on crash at 3:05 p.m. Sunday at Thursday at Humphrey Street on Front Street. Police reported Melissa M. Leblanc, 34, of Theft Humphrey Street and Monu- Endicott and Franklin streets; and Orchard Circle. there was no damage to the 20 Herrick Road, was arrested ment Avenue disrupting the at 5:05 p.m. Sunday at Lynn A report of shoplifting at 6:45 A report of a hit-and-run mo- Shore Drive and Wave Street; at house and the damage to the and charged with leaving the Hadley School at 12:08 p.m. p.m. Friday at CVS, 535 Lowell tor vehicle crash in the Stop & Thursday. Another caller com- 10:28 a.m. Monday at Boston car was estimated at less than scene of property damage, OUI- St. A store manager report- Shop parking lot at 4:26 p.m. and N Federal streets. $1,000. The driver was issued drugs, and failure to stop/yield plained about language be- ed a man who stole multiple Thursday. One car backed into ing used at the rally at 12:10 A report of a hit-and-run a verbal warning for a one-way at 4:17 p.m. Friday. items on Thursday was back in another and then left the scene. motor vehicle crash at 4:01 violation. The homeowner later Bryan Moran, 38, of 58 Low- p.m. Another caller from Perico the store. Brett E. Rome, 31, A report of a motorcycle crash Group on Humphrey Street also p.m. Sunday at 30 Wilfred St.; reported there was a rock stick- ell St., was arrested on a war- of South Boston, was arrested with injury at 1:18 p.m. Friday at 5:40 p.m. Sunday at 184 ing out of the house. rant at 12:43 a.m. Sunday. complained at 6:11 p.m. about (see arrests). on Puritan Road. noise from the rally causing Chestnut St. Brett E. Rome, 31, of 5 St., A report of a larceny at 7:25 A truck hit a construction Complaints Apt. G, South Boston, was ar- stress to employees performing p.m. Saturday at 16 Littles Lane. water pipe on Atlantic Avenue medical procedures. Assaults rested and charged with shop- A caller reported a neighbor spit A report of swearing and yell- at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, causing A report at 9:31 p.m. Thurs- lifting by concealing merchan- on her belongings and stole A report of an assault and ing at 5:40 p.m. Thursday on water to flow everywhere. DPW day of gunfire and people dise-third offense and receiving some items from the basement. battery at 5:07 p.m. Sunday Ocean Avenue. A group of six was notified. screaming in the area of Essex stolen property under $1,200 A larceny from Laced at 210L A child was hit by a car on at Oxford and Willow streets; at teenagers was reportedly yelling Street and Beach Avenue. Po- at 6:45 p.m. Friday. Andover St. was reported at Sherwood Road at 11:42 a.m. 7:40 p.m. Sunday on Waterhill and screaming obscenities. lice determined that there was 5:54 p.m. Sunday. A caller re- Sunday and transported to Street. At 9:59 p.m. Thursday, a call- no evidence of gunfire and that Accidents ported a male stole a T-shirt North Shore Children’s Hospital er reported a group of teenag- the sound was most likely a car that was priced at $150. with a possible fractured ankle. Breaking and Entering ers started to follow and throw A report of a motor vehicle backfiring. A Norfolk Avenue resident re- rocks at her and her friend when crash at 2:29 p.m. Friday at 147 A person walking a dog in A report of a breaking and en- they were sitting at the beach Summit St. and 0 Lynnfield St.; Vandalism ported two people arguing out- side of his house at 6:12 p.m. the area of Monument Avenue tering at 9:41 a.m. Monday at on Ocean Avenue. The caller lat- at 6:04 p.m. Friday at 7-Eleven reported hearing a loud boom 233 Western Ave. A report of vandalism at 8:30 Sunday after a car accident. er reported the group had left in at 115 Main St.; at 10:51 p.m. a.m. Sunday at 26 Hingston St. at 9:45 p.m. Friday. Police be- a dark sedan. Police said units Friday at 49 Lowell St.; at 12:42 Complaints A caller reported two slashed Animals lieved the sound to be coming were advised of the group. p.m. Saturday at Marriott Hotel tires. from fireworks in Lynn. A report of an injured cop At 1:45 p.m. Saturday, a call- at 8A Centennial Drive; at 7:27 Vandalism to a motor vehicle A report of a loose dog at Pu- A report of a loud pool party at 1:19 p.m. Sunday at 300 er from Fort Sewall Lane report- p.m. Sunday at 7 Keys Drive; at was reported at 2:28 p.m. Sun- ritan Road and Willow Terrace at on Humphrey Street at 10:49 Washington St.; at 1:25 p.m. ed a woman was yelling and 10:36 p.m. Sunday at 36 Hol- day at 178 Lynn St. 12:24 p.m. Saturday. p.m. Saturday. Sunday at 16 Wilson St. screaming at the fort before ten St.; at 11:45 p.m. Sunday A report of an injured bird at A report of a loud party on getting into a vehicle and leav- on Chestnut Street. SAUGUS Town Hall at 3:13 p.m. Saturday. Lincoln Circle at 1:24 a.m. Sun- Overdose ing the area. The woman was A report of a hit-and-run mo- Animal Control was notified. day. reportedly throwing stones and tor vehicle crash at 4:23 p.m. Accidents A report of a loose dog at A report of an opiate over- acting strange. Friday at 121 Bartholomew St.; Town Hall at 5:23 p.m. Saturday. Hazardous conditions dose at 4:16 p.m. Sunday on At 6:21 p.m. Saturday, a at 9:37 p.m. Friday at 76 Wallis A report of a motor vehicle Animal control was notified. Essex Street; at 6:28 p.m. Sun- caller from Clifton and Atlantic St. crash with injuries at 1:12 a.m. A report of an injured seagull A Thorndike Terrace resident day on Union Street; at 11:10 avenues reported a man had A 38-year-old man was ar- Saturday on the Fox Hill Bridge/ at Fisherman’s Beach at 1:32 reported a telephone pole in p.m. Sunday on Franklin Street; “lapped the area three times” rested (see arrests) after a mo- Salem Turnpike. A single-car p.m. Sunday. Animal Control her backyard was swaying after at 9:11 a.m. Monday on Bond and proceeded to “throw a beer tor vehicle crash into a pole was crash into the bridge was re- was notified. recent tree work at 5:05 p.m. Street. can out the window” before reported at 12:43 a.m. Sunday ported. A report of a dog off leash Friday. leaving the area. Swampscott at 32 King St. and 32 Ellsworth A motor vehicle crash with on Orchard Circle at 5:47 p.m. Theft Police were also notified. Road. injuries was reported at 3:24 Sunday. Animal Control was no- Suspicious activity A report of a possible prowler A police cruiser into a pole a.m. Saturday on Barressi Lane. tified. At 8:28 a.m. Thursday, a caller A report of a larceny at 4:07 at 12:26 a.m. Sunday on Atlan- was reported at 6:47 a.m. Mon- A caller reported a small pickup reported seeing a man sleeping p.m. Sunday at 304 Chestnut tic Avenue. A caller reported a day at Century Bank and Trust truck had crashed into a pole. Assaults in a car on Capen Road. St.; at 5:26 p.m. Sunday at 304 man with a flashlight was look- at 12 Peabody Square. A report of a motor vehicle An Aspen Road resident re- Chestnut St. ing in all of his windows and One person was taken to Sa- crash at 12:27 p.m. Sunday A report of an assault at Bur- ported at 10:47 p.m. Thursday A report of a motor vehicle tried his back door. The man lem Hospital after a motor vehi- in the Savers parking lot, 1160 rill Street and Monument Ave- that they believed there may theft at 8 a.m. Monday at 211 was described as being in his cle crash was reported at Pea- Broadway; at 4:15 p.m. Sunday nue at 11:07 a.m. Thursday. Lynn Shore Drive. 20s. body Veterans Memorial High on Walnut Street; at 7:35 p.m. A report of a past incident have been a person at their School, 485 Lowell St., at 7:21 Sunday at Gentle Dental, 1423 of an injured officer on duty back door. LYNNFIELD Theft a.m. Monday. Broadway; at 12:47 a.m. Mon- at Humphrey Street and Mon- A Banks Road resident re- day at 65 Fairmount Ave. ument Avenue at 3:58 p.m. ported a suspicious party in Accidents A report of a larceny/forgery/ Assaults Thursday. their backyard the night before fraud at 5:40 p.m. Saturday on Breaking and Entering A report of a possible past as- at 10 a.m. Friday. A report of a motor vehicle Gerald Road. A caller report- A report of an assault and sault at Town Hall at 2:46 p.m. A caller at CVS reported that crash with personal injury at ed her parents’ silverware was battery with a dangerous weap- A report of a breaking and Saturday. a person had been sleeping in 2:19 p.m. Friday on I-95 north- missing. on at 1:09 a.m. Sunday at 50 entering at 8:32 p.m. Sunday a car outside the store for two bound, Exit 61. One person was A report of motor vehicle theft Pulaski St. A caller reported an at Salvation Army, 209-233 Complaints and a half hours at 6:47 a.m. taken to Lahey Clinic. at 2:50 p.m. Sunday on Creesy unknown person with a knife Broadway. A caller reported the Monday. A report of a motor vehicle Street. had showed up at a house occupant of a black Charger A report of a group of juve- crash at 7:55 a.m. Saturday on A larceny/forgery/fraud was party. Kyle B. Castillo, 23, was had been seen taking property niles in the woods behind the Theft I-95 northbound, Exit 63. reported at 7:22 p.m. Sunday arrested (see arrests). from the storage units in the Unitarian Universalist church on Atlantic Avenue. A stolen back of the building. The per- on Forest Avenue playing loud A Walnut Road resident re- Complaints bike was reported. Complaints son was trespassed indefinitely music and possibly smoking ported that the contents of a from the property. marijuana. package that had been deliv- A report of loitering at 8:37 Vandalism A report of a neighborhood A caller reported at 12:59 ered was stolen at 3:05 p.m. p.m. Friday at Panera Bread at dispute at 3:40 p.m. Friday at Complaints a.m. Friday that a car was Saturday. 430 Market St. A manager re- A report of vandalism at 2 Wheeler St. and 234 Wash- parked in the bushes near A manager at Whole Foods ported a large group of kids had 12:10 p.m. Saturday on Lafay- ington St. A caller reported A caller reported gunshots at the quarry on Danvers Road, reported at 1:37 p.m. Sunday been in and out of the store all ette Street. A caller reported her someone was throwing glass at 8:32 p.m. Friday at Walmart, and was unsure if it had been that a woman had been caught day, refusing to buy anything. things were strewn about, but a neighbor. Police reported they 770 Broadway. Police reported parked there or abandoned. shoplifting and was now caus- The group reportedly refused to there was no damage to any- were gone upon arrival. the call was unfounded. A Forest Avenue resident re- ing a scene. Justices consider Harvard case on race in college admissions

By Mark Sherman college admissions across ate. on the new, more conser- ASSOCIATED PRESS the country and because Two members of that vative composition of the of the stakes of having four-justice majority are court because similar ap- WASHINGTON — With this issue before the Su- gone from the court. Jus- peals had been turned abortion and guns al- preme Court,” said Greg- tice Ruth Bader Ginsburg away in the past. ready on the agenda, the ory Garre, who twice died in September. Justice Like the abortion case, conservative-dominated defended the University Anthony Kennedy retired the Harvard case lacks Supreme Court is consid- of Texas’ admissions pro- in 2018. a split among appellate ering adding a third block- gram before the justices. The three dissenters courts that often piques buster issue — whether to The presence of three in the case, Chief Justice ban consideration of race the high court’s interest appointees of former Pres- John Roberts and Jus- in a case. in college admissions. ident Donald Trump could tices Clarence Thomas The Supreme Court has The justices could say as prompt the court to take and Samuel Alito, remain weighed in on college ad- soon as Monday whether up the case, even though on the court. Roberts, a they will hear an appeal it’s only been five years moderating influence on missions several times claiming that Harvard since its last decision in a FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS some issues, has been a over more than 40 years. The current dispute harks discriminates against case about affirmative ac- With abortion and guns already on the agenda, steadfast vote to limit the back to its first big af- Asian American appli- tion in higher education. the conservative-dominated Supreme Court is use of race in public pro- cants, in a case that could In that Texas case, the considering whether to ban consideration of grams, once writing, “It is firmative action case in have nationwide reper- court reaffirmed in a 4-3 race in college admissions. a sordid business, this div- 1978, when Justice Lewis cussions. The case would decision that colleges and vying us up by race.” Powell set out the ratio- not be argued until the universities may consider way to promote diversi- a white applicant. Schools The court’s willingness nale for taking account fall or winter. race in admissions deci- ty, the court said in a de- also bear the burden of to jump into major cas- of race even as the court “It would be a big deal sions. But they must do cision that rejected the showing why their consid- es over abortion and gun barred the use of racial because of the nature of so in a narrowly tailored discrimination claims of eration of race is appropri- rights also appear to turn quotas in admissions. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY JUNE 15, 2021

ITEM PHOTOS | JULIA HOPKINS From left, Donna Amico, Jennie Hennessey, Lori Alcock, Maureen Gallant and Sharon Samuelson hold up a plaque in honor of late lunch lady Lydia Blocksidge. Longtime lunch lady honored at Lynn elementary school LUNCH LADY sidge when she attended vice. From A1 Aborn as a child, and so Since Blocksidge died did her two children. in December during the First-grade teacher Don- “She always had a smile COVID-19 pandemic, na Amico said Blocksidge for us and couldn’t wait teachers at Aborn said loved listening to stu- to see pictures of them as they weren’t able to host dents’ stories almost as they moved on to middle a memorial or honor her much as she loved to tell and high school,” Hen- in the way they would’ve her own stories of her hus- nessey said. liked. They said if they band, children and grand- Adjustment Counselor could’ve done something children. Lori Alcock said the Aborn bigger at the school, there “She enjoyed her job, community was heart- would’ve been a line the people and being able broken when Blocksidge around the corner, since to help others,” Amico so many people knew said. “She was just a wonder- and loved her. Amico said Blocksidge “Everybody knew would buy a large con- ful woman. She was so her and she just loved tainer of coffee every proud of her grandchil- September to make the the kids so much,” said teachers feel welcomed dren and always loved former kindergarten back, and would make teacher Maureen Gal- a tin of “Christmas tof- to talk about them.” lant. “She would’ve hat- fee” every December, ed the attention, but which would be gone by ­— Aborn Adjustment we just had to do some- the end of the day. thing for her.” “She was always so Counselor Lori Alcock The plaque now hangs caring,” Amico said. on a wall in the hall- Since she knew all of the died, so the plaque at the way just past the front students by name, Amico entrance of the school will entrance, surrounded by said if a student was caus- remind people of how sig- plaques from a number of ing trouble, Blocksidge nificant she was in the graduating classes, which would point to them and community. were signed by graduates say their name and the “She was just a wonder- of that year. student would look at her ful woman,” Alcock said. “It’s perfect that the with a bit of fear. Some- “She was so proud of her plaque is here, surrounded times, students would grandchildren and always by names of so many stu- even say “Don’t tell Miss loved to talk about them.” dents that loved her,” Am- Lydia,” if they got in trou- Alcock recalled listening ico said. “She was a gem ble. to and telling stories with and will be truly missed.” Fifth-grade teacher Jen- Blocksidge, saying that Allysha Dunnigan can Donna Amico places a plaque in honor of longtime lunch lady Lydia nie Hennessey had her she was always there for be reached at adunnigan@ Blocksidge, who died in December 2020. lunch served by Block- her and gave her great ad- itemlive.com. Lynn senator: Voters deserve say on Son held without transportation, education amendment bail in mother’s By Steve Krause cess to get the issue before ITEM STAFF the voters. fatal beating “If voters approve, it BOSTON — Massa- would result in new reve- chusetts Sen. Brendan nue dedicated to transpor- Crighton (D-Lynn) says BEATING ing check on Paratore at tation and public educa- approximately 3 p.m. Fri- the state’s voters deserve From A1 tion systems,” Cahill said. day after she was unable to have a say on a consti- State Rep. Peter Capa- his face and dried blood to reach him. The officers tutional amendment that no (D-Lynn) said there on his knuckles and the that responded spoke to would provide greater in- shouldn’t be a problem rings he was wearing. Paratore through an open vestments to education with the tax being afford- In interviews with fam- window and he declined to and transportation fund- able. ily members, police deter- come to the door to speak ing. “For far too long, work- mined that Paratore had with them, saying that he The state House and ing-class families have a history of alcohol and had difficulty walking due Senate advanced an paid a larger share of their drug abuse, and they had to gout, but declined med- amendment to that effect income in state and local had concerns that he was ical attention. during a joint session last taxes than the top 1 per- verbally abusive to his Paratore will next ap- Wednesday. It now goes cent,” said Capano. “Mil- mother, the report said. pear in court on June 30. before the voters in No- lionaires and billionaires In the police report, offi- Tréa Lavery can be vember 2022. can afford to pay their fair cers noted that a clinician reached at tlavery@item- The Fair Share Amend- share to help fund crucial had requested a well-be- live.com. ment would establish a 4 investments into educa- percent tax on annual tax- tion, transportation and able income in excess of $1 infrastructure.” million. The revenue gen- State Rep. Lori Ehrlich Memorial Day erated, estimated by the of Marblehead said she’s Department of Revenue confident the tax will be to be as much as $2.2 bil- enough to fund the im- lion annually, would fund provements. shooter found, repair and maintenance “As members of the Leg- projects for roads, bridges islature, we hear from ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS or public transportation constituents about their pleads not guilty as well as funding for pub- issues and priorities each Massachusetts Sen. Brendan Crighton lic education — including and every day. Whether to the ballot, and look for- years beginning on or af- the car to Volmar’s resi- support for early educa- SHOOTING education, climate change ward to a robust, state- ter Jan. 1, 2023. dence. Volmar was arrest- tion, childcare and public From A1 preparedness, transporta- wide debate on the ques- The Legislature must ed Monday morning. higher education. tion, housing or any num- tion,” she said. approve a constitutional was registered to a Black Volmar will next appear “Massachusetts resi- ber of critical areas, the Should voters approve amendment in two consec- man who matched the in court on Wednesday, dents deserve the oppor- need for action — and in- the ballot measure, the utive joint sessions before suspect’s description as June 22. tunity to vote to create vestment — is clear,” Eh- income level would be ad- the question appears on given by witnesses, pros- Tréa Lavery can be a more fair tax system rlich said. justed annually to reflect the ballot for voter approv- ecutors said. reached at tlavery@item- that will make major in- “By putting the Fair Police were able to track live.com. vestments in transporta- Share Amendment before increases in the cost of al. The Fair Share Amend- tion and education,” said the voters in 2022, we pro- living by the same method ment was approved for the Crighton. “I was proud to vide the Commonwealth used to determine federal first time in June 2019, by Catch up with your vote with my legislative with the opportunity to income tax brackets. This a 147-48 vote. This week’s colleagues to overwhelm- vote for a more equitable would ensure that, over vote of 159-41 ensures the favorite team ingly pass this amend- tax system that will give time, the additional 4 per- proposal will appear on ment and put the measure us the revenue we need to cent tax would continue the November 2022 state- in Item Sports! on the ballot in 2022.” invest in those very prior- to apply only to the high- wide ballot. State Rep. Daniel Cahill ities. I am proud to have est earning individuals in Steve Krause can be of Lynn said the measure joined my colleagues in the Commonwealth. The reached at skrause@item- is one more step in a pro- moving the amendment tax would apply to all tax live.com. TUESDAY JUNE 15, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Mayor McGee rescinds State of Emergency in Lynn

EMERGENCY From A1 case numbers continue to decrease, we are begin- ning to experience a re- turn back to normal. “I want to thank the City of Lynn staff, especially the Lynn Public Health Department and dozens of temporary DPH staff for their tireless efforts to lead the City of Lynn ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK through this unprece- dented year. I also want to School Committee member Jared State Sen. Brendan Crighton Nicholson thank the residents, com- munity stakeholders and local businesses within the City of Lynn for their Sen. Crighton endorses commitment to following the ever-changing health and safety guidelines to Nicholson for Lynn mayor reduce the transmission of COVID-19 within the By Allysha est-working individuals partner like Jared in City city,” he said. Dunnigan that I’ve ever worked with.” Hall. His vision for a future Lynn marked zero new ITEM STAFF Crighton said he and of Lynn that includes all of daily COVID-19 cases on Nicholson fight for many us is exactly the direction Saturday, June 5 for the LYNN — State Sen. Bren- shared priorities, including we need.” first time since March dan Crighton (D-Lynn) school funding, job creation, Nicholson said Crighton 21, 2020, and its amount announced Tuesday he is transportation improve- is an exemplary leader in of new daily cases has ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK endorsing Jared Nicholson ments and making sure the city and has an out- remained under 10 since Mayor Thomas M. McGee for mayor. that all Lynn residents standing track record, be- that time. “Throughout my 16-year have access to housing they ing a “true champion of the McGee credited this residents in the city have us never forget the 217 career in public service, can afford. causes that we both care accomplishment to the received their first dose Lynn residents who lost I’ve had the opportunity “It is crucial that we have about for Lynn’s future.” ongoing vaccination ef- of the COVID-19 vaccine, their life to COVID-19. to work closely with many a mayor with the vision, “I am thrilled and hon- forts throughout the city, and about half are fully They and their loved ones dedicated members of the toughness and skills to lead ored to have his support,” highlighting its partner- vaccinated, he said. will forever be held in our Lynn community,” Crighton us,” Crighton said. “When Nicholson said. ship with Lynn Commu- Signing the executive hearts,” said McGee. said. “Today I am honored I’m fighting for the prior- Allysha Dunnigan can nity Health Center at order lifting the State of Allysha Dunnigan can to announce my support for ities that matter to Lynn be reached at adunnigan@ the Lynn Tech vaccine Emergency was “a land- be reached at adunnigan@ one of the brightest, hard- in the Statehouse, I need a itemlive.com. clinic. More than half of mark occasion, but let itemlive.com. ‘Largest project’ OK’d by Lynnfield Town Meeting

ENERGY building’s mechanical and the project. From A1 electrical systems, includ- Dolan said the town is ing HVAC, lighting, secu- working with Wilming- completely off the Prop rity and fire systems. ton-based Trane, which 2½ rolls. It sounds incred- LED-lighting upgrades guarantees that the sav- ible, almost too good to be will be made at all four ings incurred by energy true, but I’ve experienced schools, Town Hall, the upgrades will pay for the it.” police station, both fire entire project. If savings Dolan said countless stations, library, senior fall short, Dolan said communities across the center and the DPW ga- Trane will reimburse the Commonwealth have em- rage. Building envelope town. barked on similar proj- improvements will be Tomasz said Wakefield ects. Lynnfield’s project is made at every school as and Melrose have under- expected to begin this fall well as at the senior cen- taken similar projects and before the start of school ter, south fire station and that guaranteed savings with additional phases, DPW garage. The schools have exceeded costs. including more HVAC will also have new walk-in “Things don’t last forev- (heating, ventilation and cooler and freezer controls er and our equipment is air conditioning) and so- as well as kitchen hood old,” he said. “This project lar upgrades to follow. The controls. Pipe insulation will guarantee that the project’s completion date will be installed at each savings will pay for it. The is expected to be in Sep- school, Town Hall, police important thing is to keep tember 2022. station, both fire stations up with maintenance.” The agreement allows and the library. Trane Account Execu- the town to negotiate a The overall impact of tive Morgan Perras told term of up to 20 years, the project is significant. the Select Board during a which is the estimated Indoor environmental March presentation that useful life of the improve- quality will be drastical- Trane has a proven track ments. ly improved, all town fa- record, with every Massa- High-efficiency boilercilities will be connected chusetts customer seeing plants will be installed with 24/7 monitoring, all savings in excess of that ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS at the high school, middle spaces will have efficient guaranteed by the com- Graduates toss their caps at the Lynn English commencement ceremony. school, library, senior cen- and uniform lighting, and pany. ter and South Lynnfield an ongoing maintenance “On average, projects fire station. Dolan said plan will ensure sustain- are 11-13 percent over the the boilers currently in able performance. guaranteed savings,” she use run at only 60 percent A Town Hall handout said. “Lynnfield already This year, graduation day took efficiency, while the new highlighted the benefits has Trane systems in ev- units will run at 90 per- of the project, which is ex- ery building and we have cent or more. pected to reduce annual a service relationship, so on a more poignant meaning A new steam-to-hot, utility costs by more than that also works to reduce water-heating conver- 30 percent. Current costs costs.” KRAUSE Be Belgium.” ciate little things that sion unit with new HVAC are $773,815. Following “I’ve always had strong equipment will be in- From A1 After a year of this, the might otherwise be over- the completion of the proj- support for building graduates of 2021 were looked in more normal stalled at the high school. ect, cost will be reduced maintenance and some of Super Bowl football cham- Trane BAS (building uniformly grateful to just times. Time and time to $530,774, a savings of our buildings are nearing pionships. have a graduation cere- again, they came back to automation systems) almost $250,000 since the end of their lives, so There were virtual dra- mony where they could kindness, humor and how controls will be installed last year. Gas and utility the time is right,” Select ma festivals and concerts. get their diplomas hand- badly they missed the odd at the high and middle rebates to qualified resi- Board member Phil Craw- Some schools, once again, ed to them in a somewhat laugh at the odd moment schools, Huckleberry Hill dents are estimated to be ford said. “This is an ex- did without proms (though and Summer Street el- traditional manner. I say — and how badly they $261,000. cellent way to fund a proj- Swampscott High had a “somewhat traditional” ementary schools, Town The projected energy ect like this and will keep missed simple human “night under the stars” in because, much of the time, contact. They were all per- Hall, Summer Street fire savings over the 20-year your buildings up to date the school parking lot that these ceremonies take ceptive enough to under- station, police station term of the lease arrange- for a very long time. This quickly became dubbed a place indoors, either in stand that, by being forced and library. A building ment is expected to be $7 is a great opportunity for “parking-lot prom”). the auditorium or gym, to do without all these life automation system uses million, which, along with our town.” In the last three weeks, whereas they were all essentials, they learned to interlinked networks of Reading Municipal Light Anne Marie Tobin can be we got to hear from these held outdoors this year appreciate them more go- software and hardware Department incentives, reached at atobin@item- kids as represented by to monitor and control a (COVID residue). ing forward. will be used to pay for live.com. their valedictorians, class By some miracle of mir- presidents and other rep- I guess there’s always a acles, the weather held blessing. This was an ex- resentatives. What we for all of the graduations traordinary, unprecedent- heard was not surprising I went to, despite some ed year in the lives of stu- Lynn to host vaccine clinic in some cases, and very ominous forecasts. Sun- dents and educators. They revealing in others. The day, at Blocksidge Field in LYNN — The city’s The clinic will open at for people ages 12 and central theme in all six of Swampscott, the weather missed so much. Yet, at Department of Public approximately 6:30 p.m. older, according to May- the ceremonies I attended couldn’t have been more the end of it all, they were Health and Mass Gener- following the Juneteenth or Thomas M. McGee’s (and undoubtedly in all perfect — blue skies, puffy able to stand up, talk of al Brigham are partner- flag-raising ceremonyoffice. the others, too) was resil- clouds and a gentle inter- how they survived it and ing with the North Shore outside City Hall. The No insurance is re- iency. mittent breeze blowing in even thrived in a lot of Juneteenth Association Pfizer and Johnson & quired. Those who choose This class had to learn from the beach. That has cases. And after all is said to host a free COVID-19 Johnson vaccines will be to get vaccinated will how to pivot, as they say to be a testament to the and done, it just might be vaccine clinic Tuesday administered at the clin- be entered into a raffle. in modern-day corporate notion that karma isn’t true that the hundreds night. ic, which will be available Walk-ins are welcome. lingo — to turn on a dime always a you-know-what. of thousands of high- from one form of learning Sometimes, it can be very school seniors everywhere to another. 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WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Bent Water releases second beer in Lynn tribute series By Allysha body and low bitterness." to use this beer both to Dunnigan Timeless was brewed highlight another aspect ITEM STAFF with Trident, Sultana, of Lynn, while showing BRU-1 and Columbus customers some hops that LYNN — The proud hops — none of which are might be new to them.” Lynners behind Bent common in many popular The first beer in the Water Brewing Company New England IPAs. tribute series was Super- announced that they will Trident is a Pacific North- Charger. The name of that release the second install- west blend of hops, which brew was a tribute to "the ment in a series of beers in first American jet engine tribute to the city they call packs a citrus and tropical home on Tuesday. fruit punch. Sultana has which was manufactured Known as "Timeless," this tastes of pineapple and right here in Lynn, Mass. New England IPA (India pine, and BRU-1 — which in 1941," according to Bent pale ale) pays homage to was developed less than Water's website. Leopol- the historic Diamond Dis- two years ago — brings do noted SuperCharger's trict by the sea, and sports aromas of stone fruit and success, saying it flew off a can with gold and pink ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS soft spice. the shelves when it was Denny Golab said the released in April. diamonds on it. Bent Water Brewing Company’s newest beer, Timeless, is an ode to The brewery — located finished product "blends Each installment in the Lynn’s Diamond District and is the second brew in a series honoring at 180 Commercial St. fruit notes with pine and series will be released every the craft brewery’s hometown. — packaged more than resin for an earthy, yet other month, allowing Den- 560 cases of Timeless on food and seaside location. about it. Brewer Adam Denny Go- tropical, New England IPA ny Golab time to create the Monday to be shipped to "All those things have "We want to have names lab described this newest experience." new tastes for the IPAs. distributors in Massachu- been present throughout that can resonate wherever IPA as having a pineapple He said making new The tap room at Bent setts, New Hampshire, Lynn's history and just people live," Leopoldo said. and citrus taste. beers like this is challeng- Water is currently closed, Pennsylvania, Florida, continue," Leopoldo said. "Even if you're in Florida Denny Golab spent a few ing, because he uses hops but they hope to reopen Rhode Island and Ohio. "Our goal has been to really but are familiar with Lynn, weeks researching new he has never used before. sometime this summer. Robin Leopoldo, com- pay tribute to Lynn." the diamonds represent a hops and ingredients to “For this installment in Timeless will be shipped munications manager at Leopoldo said Bent Water historic part of the city that create the target taste he the series, we wanted to try out to local stores on Tues- Bent Water, said Timeless wants the names, stories people are familiar with." wanted to create. using some hops that don’t day, and will reach other pays homage to the history and unique ingredients of Timeless is the second "You can smell the tropi- get as much attention,” said states this week. of Lynn and the timeless the IPAs in the series to installment of five in the cal fruit and citrus taste in Denny Golab. “It’s good Allysha Dunnigan can qualities in the city: its peo- speak to Lynn and draw Lynn Tribute series, and it," Denny Golab said. "And for us from an educational be reached at adunnigan@ ple, culture, diversity, arts, people in to feel excited the Bent Water's Head as an IPA, it's smooth, full standpoint — we’re able itemlive.com. Did you know? Swampscott High Salem announces free Class of 1971 to three-day theatre camp

hold 50th reunion By Allysha In this camp, partici- aerialists and swords. Li- Dunnigan pants will learn some of ars and Believers is com- SWAMPSCOTT — The A casual evening of ITEM STAFF the basic skills needed to mitted to making art ac- Swampscott High School heavy appetizers and be a creative and expres- cessible in as many ways SALEM — Salem's Class of 1971 is excited to an open bar is planned. sive theatre artist. as possible. Arts & Culture Program announce its 50th reunion Classmate and beloved Each day, campers will “We tell stories that ex- announced a free, three- will be held on Saturday, sportscaster, Mike learn the fundamentals plore what it means to be day theatre camp for city Home delivery of improv, puppetry and human in this world we Aug. 21, 6 p.m., at the Lynch, will serve as youth in the Old Town clowning; will build their share," representatives Boston Yacht Club in emcee. Hall and Derby Square subscribers Marblehead. Class members inter- own puppets, and learn said. "We recognize the from July 21-23, 10 a.m. to how to make them come It’s hard to believe that ested in attending or 2 p.m. historic inequities in our get FREE access alive; create their own society, our industry and it’s been that long since anyone with knowledge of This camp, in part- clown character and go to the e-edition on the class took the stage classmates are asked to nership with Cam- our own company. We ac- home with a clown nose of knowledge the pain and at the Surf Theater and contact Faith Rothwell bridge-based experimen- their own. injustices felt by BIPOC the power was lost that Deangelis at frd1083@ tal theatre ensemble Liars At the end of the three- communities and we are stormy afternoon. gmail.com. and Believers, is for Salem day session, Liars and Be- committed to addressing residents ages 7 to 17. lievers will present their The camp can accept up show, "Yellow Bird Chase," them. We must use our to 30 participants, and to the community for free voices to lift others." slots will be assigned on on Saturday, July 22 at To register for this sum- Local news in the palm of your hand a first-come-first-servednoon. mer camp, download, fill basis. After the performance, out and send back the Participants are en- camp participants will registration form found at couraged to bring lunch, join the professional cast the following link to Beth snacks, sunscreen, wa- to show off their new the- Forrestal at bforrestal@ ter and a face mask. The atrical skills. salem.com. camp will be held outdoors Liars and Believers was Visit here for registra- in Derby Square, but if it founded in 2009 and cre- tion form http://bit.ly/ rains, the camp will be ates original, live shows LABCampRegistration. moved inside the Old with music, movement, Allysha Dunnigan can Town Hall, where masks masks, poetry, puppets, be reached at adunnigan@ are required to be worn. video, clowning, live bands, itemlive.com. Peabody will celebrate Juneteenth with flag-raising ceremony By Anne the United States," said emancipated by federal Marie Tobin Bettencourt. "It is also an order. Juneteenth is also ITEM STAFF opportunity for our com- known as Black Indepen- munity to become more dence Day, Emancipation Full digital access for only $9.99 per month. PEABODY — Mayor aware of the significance Day, Freedom Day, June- Edward A. Betten- 50% off your rst month of digital access court Jr. has announced of this celebration in teenth Independence Day that City Hall and other African-American history and Juneteenth National municipal offices will be and to honor the great Freedom Day. when you use coupon code itemie closed on Friday in recog- contributions of African In July 2020, Gov. nition of Juneteenth. Americans to our city, Charlie Baker signed a at checkout at www.itemlive.com The city will also host state and our nation." bill into law designating a Juneteenth flag-raising Juneteenth is an annual Juneteenth as an annual ceremony at City Hall on celebration marking state holiday in Massa- Eires Juy 1 Thursday at 3 p.m. All the end of slavery in chusetts, thereby making residents are welcome to the United States. The 2021 the first year June- attend. holiday commemorates a teenth will be officially "Juneteenth is a day specific date — June 19, observed statewide. to celebrate the eman- 1865 — as the day many Anne Marie Tobin can Offer available to new subscribers only cipation of those who enslaved people in Texas be reached at atobin@ had been enslaved in learned they had been itemlive.com. WEATHER LOTTERY

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an early run in the rst BASEBALL after a pair of errors on By Daniel Kane grounders to shortstop. ITEM STAFF But Correnti got Swampscott started just SWAMPSCOTT — The as fast with a leadoff sin- Swampscott baseball gle before Graciale laced team did its best to ght his home run to left center through the rain but only to put the Big Blue ahead got in three full innings 2-1. before a 3-3 tie with vis- Beverly evened things iting Beverly was called up thanks to a sacri ce  y off in the fourth Monday with bases loaded in the night. second inning. Despite just three in- O’Brien led off the sec- nings of work, the Big ond inning for Swamp- Blue came away with a scott and hit his homer to pair of huge hits thanks to a two-run home run left eld to put Swamp- from Aidan Graciale and scott back ahead 3-2. another solo homer from Despite starting the Cam O’Brien. Connor Cor- third with a quick 6-4-3 renti scored one run for double play, the Big Blue Swampscott. couldn’t hold off Beverly Pierce Friedman started once again after a pair of the game on the mound walks pushed a run across and threw 2 2/3 innings, before Ford got out of the allowing two earned runs inning. on two hits with three The game was called a walks and two strikeouts. few innings later in the Joseph Ford came in for top of the fourth. ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK relief and only grabbed Swampscott stays put two outs and allowed a at 7-7 (6-6 in Northeast- St. John’s Michael Kelly had one goal and dished one assist in a big win over BC High in the trio of walks before things ern Conference) after the Catholic Conference Championship Monday. were called with one out un nished game and now in the fourth. waits for state tourna- Eagles capture inaugural Beverly pushed across ment seeding. Catholic Conference title led by the duo of Tommy with Graham Tyson go- scored his second goal of BOYS LACROSSE Sarni and Luke Surette, ing 7-for-11 and Owen the game on the man ad- By Mike Alongi who each scored four Umansky going 5-for-8 on vantage to go up 8-0. BC ITEM SPORTS EDITOR goals on the day. Charlie the day. High nally got one back Wilmot added three goals The Eagles got off to a with 1:20 to play in the DANVERS — The in the win, while Jimmy blazing start, scoring sev- half, and the Eagles held steady rain didn’t do any- Ayers had one goal and en goals in the opening 15 a dominant 8-1 lead at thing to slow down the three assists. Tyee Am- minutes of the game — halftime. vaunted St. John’s Prep brosh had a goal and two the same amount of goals Sarni came out and lacrosse team’s offensive assists, while Michael the Prep scored in the en- scored the rst two goals attack Monday afternoon, Kelly added a goal and tire game in its loss two of the third quarter to as the Eagles started fast an assist. Charlie Danis weeks earlier. Kelly got make it 10-1 Prep, and and never looked back en scored a goal, while Pat things going with a goal, the game was never close route to a 14-4 win over Atkins added two assists. then Danis and Surette the rest of the way. Sar- BC High to capture the The Eagles were also each found the back of the ni scored two more goals inaugural Catholic Con- led by a strong team de- net to make it 3-0 in the over the course of the rest ference Championship at fensive effort behind the opening minutes. After of the game, while Wilm- Cronin Memorial Stadi- play of Conor Kelly, Drew Wilmot and Ayers each ot and Surette each add- ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS um. Feitze, Emmett Schil- scored within 30 seconds ed a goal to round out the The win was one of linger and Michael Ayers. of each other, the Eagles scoring for the Eagles. Swampscott’s Cam O’Brien had one home run sweet revenge for the Goalies Kaden Quirk (six took a 5-0 lead into the St. John’s Prep wraps despite a shortened game against Beverly Prep, which lost its only saves) and Mitchell Hodg- rst break. up the regular season at during Monday’s rain. game of the season to son (one save) combined Ambrosh and Surette 13-1 and now awaits its BC High in overtime two to earn the win in net. each added a goal in the seeding in the upcoming weeks ago. St. John’s also got great early part of the second Division 1 state tourna- The offensive attack was play in the faceoff circle, quarter, then Wilmot ment. Peabody cruises Hunt, Lombara top Gannon’s Ladies Four-Ball past Gloucester in season nale Skylar Girard each had SCHOOL ROUNDUP two goals. By Daniel Kane Hailie Lomasney had a ITEM STAFF goal and two assists while Jordyn Collins, Abby The Peabody girls la- Leonard and Emily Mc- crosse team had no trou- Donough each had a goal ble offensively Monday, and an assist. closing out the season Sophie Izzo, Sam Silva, with a 16-1 win on the Siobhan Smith, McKay- road at Gloucester. la Fisher and Katie Am- The Tanners had 12 dif- ico each had a goal. Sam ferent goal scorers in the Rowe added an assist. win with Amber Kirico- Peabody nishes the ples leading the way with regular season at 10-4. two goals and two assists while Hailey Baker and ROUNDUP, B2

The Gannon Ladies Inner Club held its annual Spring Four-Ball on Sunday, and the team of Mary Hunt, left, and Julie Lombara took home the title for the third time after beating the team of Gina Manning and Patty Roderick 2 and 1. The match clincher came from Hunt on the ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS 17th hole, as she buried a long putt to win the match and shoot 76 for the round. Peabody’s Hailey Baker, left, and Amber Kirico- In the consolation round, the team of Jane Fiste and Linda Courtemanche beat the team of ples each had two goals in the Tanners win Denise O’Connor and Sue Vaters by a score of 1-up. over Gloucester Monday. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY JUNE 15, 2021

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE TUESDAY Girls Lacrosse Marblehead at Swampscott (4) Saugus girls lacrosse falls Baseball North Reading at Lynnfield (4:45) Masconomet at Peabody (7) CCL Cup Final Boys Tennis St. Mary’s at Austin Prep (TBD) North Reading at Lynnfield (4) Softball Swampscott at Beverly (4) CCL Cup Final Girls Tennis to Beverly in season finale Arlington Catholic/St. Joseph’s Prep Lynnfield at North Reading (4) Saugus at Gloucester (4:30) at St. Mary’s (5) Boys Lacrosse Wrestling ROUNDUP St. John’s Prep at Ashland (6) Lynnfield at Amesbury (3:45) From B1 Swampscott at Marblehead (4) WEDNESDAY Gloucester at Peabody (4:30) Softball GIRLS LACROSSE CCL Cup Final GBL Tournament Final Bishop Fenwick at Austin Prep (TBD) Classical at Revere (4) Beverly 14, Saugus 2 Haley McLaughlin scored both goals for the TV/RADIO Sachems who wrapped the season at 4-11. Saugus Baseball 6:30 p.m...... Triple A: Worcester vs. Lehigh Valley...... NESN+ graduates five seniors in 7:10 p.m...... Chi. Cubs at NY Mets...... ESPN co-captains Katie Polan- 7:20 p.m...... Boston at Atlanta...... NESN; WEEI-FM 93.7 co and Daniela Mar- 10 p.m...... Philadelphia at LA Dodgers...... MLB Network quez , along with Nadine Pro basketball 8:30 p.m...... Milwaukee at Brooklyn...... TNT Taboubi, Salma Rahmouni 9 p.m...... WNBA: Chicago at Minnesota...... ESPN2 and McLaughlin. Bowling BOYS LACROSSE 8 p.m...... PBA: King of the Lanes...... FS1 Pentucket 10, Pro hockey 8 p.m...... NY Islanders at Tampa Bay...... NBCSN Lynnfield 7 Horse racing The Pioneers couldn’t 8:30 a.m...... Royal Ascot...... NBCSN pull it out against their Men’s soccer Cape Ann League rivals 11:30 a.m...... UEFA Euro: Hungary vs. Portugal...... ESPN 2:30 p.m...... UEFA Euro: France vs. Germany...... ESPN despite a 17-save game Swimming from Niko Marotta. John 8 p.m...... US Olympic trials...... NBC Briggs and Myles McKay ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS each had two goals. Jans- NHL PLAYOFFS sen Sperling, Drew Da- Saugus co-captain Daniela Marquez was one of five seniors to play their miani and Will Steadman final game for the Sachems Monday. CONFERENCE FINALS SATURDAY each had a goal. (Best-of-7) Tampa Bay at N.Y. Islanders, 8 p.m. Marblehead 14, Ethan Doyle. rivals during an indoor and girls track teams were (x-if necessary) SUNDAY Swampscott 6 Saugus 0, match at Woburn Racket well represented at Mon- SUNDAY Vegas at Montreal, 8 p.m. Despite the loss, Jack Marblehead 0 (PPD) Club. Anna Radulski (6-1, day’s Northeastern Con- N.Y. Islanders 2, Tampa Bay 1, N.Y. MONDAY Russo had three goals for The Magicians had a 6-1) got a win in third sin- ference League meet. Islanders leads series 1 - 0 x-N.Y. Islanders at Tampa Bay, TBA Swampscott while Vinny runner at third with no gles while Emily Goguen For the boys, Joel Lisoma MONDAY TUESDAY Palmer had two. Christian outs when the game was and Lauren Graba (6-2, (low hurdles) and Daviel Montreal at Vegas, 9 p.m. x-Montreal at Vegas, TBA Urbano had a goal and called during rain in the 6-2) and Genna Gioioso Canela (100m) both ran TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Jayson Codispoti had two top of the fourth innings. and Gabi Mellor (6-4, 6-2) to wins while Shea Lynch N.Y. Islanders at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. x-Tampa Bay at N.Y. Islanders, TBA assists. Aidan Breault had The game is set to be re- got the wins in doubles (javelin), Peter Gardi- WEDNESDAY THURSDAY 16 saves. sumed Tuesday (TBD). play. kas (discus) and Brendan Montreal at Vegas, 9 p.m. x-Vegas at Montreal, TBA BASEBALL BOYS TENNIS Lynnfield (9-3) is at Glass (shot put) all won in THURSDAY FRIDAY Salem 6, Danvers 5 Lynnfield 5, North Ready Tuesday (4). throwing events. Tampa Bay at N.Y. Islanders, 8 p.m. x-N.Y. Islanders at Tampa Bay, TBA Salem got the win thanks Pentucket 0 Marblehead 4, Arlene Davilla was a FRIDAY SATURDAY to a triple from Jack Doyle The Pioneers were flaw- Beverly 1 double winner for the Pea- Vegas at Montreal, 8 p.m. x-Montreal at Vegas, TBA in the bottom of the eighth less in singles with Jamil The Magicians got wins body girls in discus and who later scored on a wild Khodr, Dan Levin and Da- from Cannan Whittier (6- shot put. Sarah DiVasta NBA PLAYOFFS pitch. vid Kosdon all winning 6-0, 2, 6-3) and Tess Keaney won the two-mile while Ethan Doyle pitched 6-0. In doubles, Connor So- (6-1, 6-1) in singles and Savanna Vargas ran to a SECOND ROUND Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7:30 six innings before Robert hop and David Picavilli (6- Emily Clough and Lauren win in the 100m. Sadai (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) THURSDAY Palacios came in for relief 2, 6-1) and Anthony Zhang Podgur (6-2, 6-3) and Ava Headley-Mawasi took first SUNDAY Brooklyn at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. and stranded go-ahead and Nick Jacops (6-1, 6-0) Ullian and Leah Saulnier in the triple jump while Milwaukee 107, Brooklyn 96, series runners in the seventh and won in singles. (6-3, 6-7, 7-2, 7-4, tiebreak- Aaliyah Alleyah won the tied 2-2 FRIDAY Phoenix 125, Denver 118, Phoenix eighth to help keep Salem Lynnfield (10-0) hosts er). javelin. x-Philadelphia at Atlanta, TBD wins series 4-0 alive. North Reading Tuesday Marblehead will now For the Marblehead boys, MONDAY x-Utah at L.A. Clippers, TBD Jack Doyle ended up (4). wait for tournament seat- Loeden Rodrigues (two- Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY with two triples on the day GIRLS TENNIS ing after finishing the reg- mile) and Ciro Martin-So- Utah at L.A. Clippers, 10 p.m. x-Milwaukee at Brooklyn, TBD and a pair of RBI. Palacios Lynnfield 3, ular season at 11-2. tos (800m) ran to wins TUESDAY added an RBI. Bobby Jel- Pentucket 2 TRACK while Devin Whalen got Milwaukee at Brooklyn, 8:30 p.m. SUNDAY lison had three hits and The Pioneers sneaked NEC League Meet the win for the girls in high WEDNESDAY x-Atlanta at Philadelphia, TBD added a pair of runs as did by their Cape Ann League Both the Peabody boys hurdles. L.A. Clippers at Utah, 10 p.m. x-L.A. Clippers at Utah, TBD

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Monday’s Games cago White Sox (Keuchel 5-1), 8:10 Baltimore at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. p.m. Toronto at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Texas (Gibson 4-0) at Houston Detroit at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. (McCullers Jr. 3-1), 8:10 p.m. Tampa Bay at Chicago White Sox, L.A. Angels (Heaney 4-3) at Oakland 8:10 p.m. (Montas 6-6), 9:40 p.m. L.A. Angels at Oakland, 9:40 p.m. Minnesota (Happ 3-2) at Seattle Minnesota at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. (Flexen 5-3), 10:10 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Wednesday’s Games N.Y. Yankees (Montgomery 3-1) at Detroit at Kansas City, 2:10 p.m. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Toronto (Ryu 5-4), 7:07 p.m. Tampa Bay at Chicago White Sox, Baltimore (Harvey 3-7) at Cleveland 2:10 p.m. Head Coach Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots opened their mandatory three-day (Quantrill 0-2), 7:10 p.m. L.A. Angels at Oakland, 3:37 p.m. minicamp in the rain Monday. Boston (Rodríguez 5-4) at Atlanta N.Y. Yankees at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. (Davidson 0-0), 7:20 p.m. Baltimore at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Detroit (Mize 3-4) at Kansas City Boston at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. (Minor 5-3), 8:10 p.m. Texas at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Tampa Bay (McClanahan 2-1) at Chi- Minnesota at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Patriots’ Gilmore absent as team TODAY IN SPORTS opens mandatory minicamp June 15 15-1, are the first to go through the 1980 — Jack Nicklaus wins his playoffs undefeated on the road. fourth U.S. Open with a record 272 2003 — Jim Furyk wins his first By Kyle Hightower bonus. But that $7.5 mil- coming off a season in “I support my brother. I for 72 holes. major championship and put his ASSOCIATED PRESS lion would rank him 25th which he tied a career low wish he was here,” Phil- 1985 — Pinklon Thomas knocks out name in the record books, matching among NFL cornerbacks with only one INT and ap- lips said. “But I support Mike Weaver in the eighth round to the lowest 72-hole score in the 103 FOXBOROUGH — The defend his World Boxing Council years of the U.S. Open. Furyk closes in 2021. peared in just 11 games him all the same. What heavyweight title at the Riviera Hotel with a 2-over 72 to win by three shots Patriots opened their Coach Bill Belichick after missing time due to he has going, whenever and Casino in Las Vegas. over Stephen Leaney of Australia. mandatory three-day downplayed the absence a COVID-19 diagnosis and he gets back he’ll let you 1986 — Ray Floyd, 43, beats Chip 2004 — Detroit beats the Los Ange- minicamp Monday with of Gilmore and others, then going on season-end- know how that went. But Beck and Lanny Wadkins by two les Lakers 100-87 in Game 5 of the their starting quarter- strokes to become the oldest golfer NBA Finals for the Pistons’ first cham- saying that weather is- ing injured reserve with a that’s my guy. We all keep to win the U.S. Open. It is Floyd’s pionship in 14 years. back back from an injury, sues had affected some quadriceps injury. in contact with each oth- fourth and final major victory. 2008 — Down to his last stroke at but one of their key cogs travel plans. Despite losing safety er.” 1991 — Carl Lewis, one jump away Torrey Pines, Tiger Woods sinks a on defense was noticeably “We’re working through Patrick Chung to retire- NOTES from losing his 64-meet winning 12-foot birdie putt to force an 18-hole streak in the long jump, comes absent. some travel arrange- ment, the Patriots did Linebacker Dont’a High- playoff against Rocco Mediate for the Cam Newton partici- through with a dramatic victory when U.S. Open. They finish at 1-under ments, so we’ll see what bolster their secondary tower is also entering the he soars 28 feet, 4¼ inches to pass 283, the first time since 2004 that pated without restriction the full level of participa- this offseason. Defensive final season of his four- leader Mike Powell by a half-inch in someone breaks par in a U.S. Open. after missing the team’s the U.S. Championships in New York. tion is here today and for back J.C. Jackson, who led year, $35.5 million con- 2011 — The Boston Bruins win the 1996 — Roy Jones Jr. completes a final three voluntarythis week,” Belichick said. the team with nine inter- tract but was back on the Stanley Cup for the first time since unique doubleheader, successfully workouts last week with a He added that he expect- ceptions last season, re- field for the first time since 1972, beating the Vancouver Canucks defending his IBF super middleweight hand injury. But Stephon 4-0 in Game 7 of the finals. ed “a pretty full roster” signed, and the team also opting out of the 2020 sea- title after playing in a pro basketball 2014 — Martin Kaymer of Germany Gilmore, the team’s top over the next three days. added Jalen Mills. son because of COVID-19 game. Jones stops Eric Lucas in the 11th round after scoring five points in wins the U.S. Open after four days of cornerback and the 2019 “There’s a lot of players An extended holdout by concerns. “It was good to a United States Basketball League dominance at Pinehurst No. 2. Kay- NFL defensive player of we haven’t seen in (orga- Gilmore, however, could see High,” Belichick said. game in the afternoon, helping the mer finishes with an eight-shot victory the year, was one of sever- over Rickie Fowler and Erik Compton nized team activities),” stunt the chemistry-build- “High’s worked right in Jacksonville Barracudas beat Treasure al players missing. Belichick said. “All the ing process of a unit that very quickly. He’s obvious- Coast 107-94. and becomes the seventh player in 1997 — Ernie Els wins his second the 114 years of the U.S. Open to go Gilmore, who skipped players are important also added several new ly a smart player with a U.S. Open championship in four wire-to-wire. the team’s recent 10 vol- and we’d like to see all of pieces up front in free lot of experience and has years, finishing one stroke ahead of 2014 — The San Antonio Spurs win untary workouts, is en- them.” agency, including defen- a lot of leadership force on Colin Montgomerie. Els has the shot their fifth NBA championship, beating tering the final season of the Miami Heat 104-87 to win the Gilmore has anchored sive tackle Davon God- the team.” . … Other no- of the day on the 480-yard 17th hole the five-year, $65 million when he hits a 5-iron from 212 yards series in five games. New England’s secondary chaux and edge rusher table players absent from to just 12 feet on the peninsula 2015 — Chicago’s Duncan Keith deal he signed in 2017. since arriving as a free Matt Judon. Monday’s session were green. scores in the second period and He is scheduled to earn agent from Buffalo and Safety Adrian Phillips defensive end Chase Wi- 2001 — Los Angeles beats Philadel- directs a dominant defense that a base salary of $7 mil- has 11 interceptions in his says he’s spoken with novich, defensive lineman phia 108-96 in Game 5 of the NBA shuts down Tampa Bay’s high-scoring lion this season and is Finals to complete the best playoff attack, and the Blackhawks beat the four seasons with the Pa- Gilmore but will keep Byron Cowart, linebacker run in NBA history. The Lakers, who Lightning 2-0 in Game 6 for their third in line to receive an ad- triots. their conversations pri- Terez Hall, and defensive finish the playoffs with a record of NHL title in the past six seasons. ditional $500,000 roster But the 30-year-old is vate. end Rashod Berry. TUESDAY JUNE 15, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Justice official resigning amid uproar over Democrats’ subpoena

By Michael Balsamo leave the department by torial decisions” and noted el, which was led by Re- ASSOCIATED PRESS the end of June, a second the department’s inspec- publicans. person familiar with the tor general has already The records of at least WASHINGTON — The matter said. launched an investigation. 12 people connected to the Justice Department’s top The official and the per- “Consistent with our House intelligence panel national security official son could not discuss the commitment to the rule were eventually shared is resigning from his posi- matter publicly and spoke of law,” he said, “we must with the Justice Depart- tion after revelations that to the AP on the condition ensure that full weight ment by Apple after the the department under of anonymity. subpoena was issued in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS President Donald Trump is accorded to separa- Demers’ resignation tion-of-powers concerns 2018. The people includ- A car drives past the scene where police and secretly seized records ed aides, former aides and from Democrats and mem- comes amid questions moving forward.” witnesses say an SUV struck a parked car and about what he knew about News emerged last week family members. One was tossed it into demonstrators during a protest bers of the media. a minor. John Demers, a Trump the Justice Department’s that the Justice Depart- late Sunday in Uptown Minneapolis. The subpoena, issued appointee, will leave by the efforts to secretly seize the ment had secretly subpoe- Feb. 6, 2018, requested end of next week, a Justice phone data from House naed Apple for metadata information on 73 phone Department official told Democrats and reporters from House Intelligence numbers and 36 email ad- The Associated Press on as part of the aggressive Committee Chairman Driver plows into dresses, Apple said. It also Monday. Demers, who was investigations into leaks. Adam Schiff and another included a non-disclosure sworn in a few weeks after Attorney General Mer- Democratic member of the order that prohibited the the subpoena for the Dem- rick Garland emphasized panel, California Rep. Eric company from notifying protesters, killing 1 ocrats’ records, is one of in a statement Monday Swalwell, in 2018, as their any of the people and was the few Trump appointees that “political or other committee was investigat- ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday. He said she renewed three times, the who has remained in the improper considerations ing Trump’s ties to Russia. had 11- and 13-year-old company said in a state- Biden administration. He must play no role in any Schiff at the time was the MINNEAPOLIS — A daughters, and was active- ment. woman was killed and had planned for weeks to investigative or prosecu- top Democrat on the pan- ly involved in issues sur- Demers has been in three other people were in- rounding social justice. charge of the department’s jured when a vehicle drove “She constantly (was) national security divi- into demonstrators during sacrificing herself for ev- sion since late February a protest in the Minneap- eryone around her,” he 2018, and his division has olis neighborhood where said, “no matter the cost, played a role in each of the a Black man was fatally obviously.” leak investigations. shot this month during his Authorities have not re- He will be temporarily attempted arrest by mem- leased the names of the replaced by Mark Lesko, bers of a federal task force, driver and those who were the acting U.S. attorney police said Monday. in the Eastern District injured. The crash happened at of New York, the official Police said the driver’s about 11:40 p.m. Sunday said, until President Joe motive was not immedi- in Minneapolis’ Uptown Biden’s official pick, Mat- neighborhood. Witness- ately known, but that a thew Olsen, is approved preliminary investigation by the Senate. es said the driver of an SUV struck a parked car, indicated drugs or alcohol Olsen is an Uber exec- may have been a contrib- utive with experience in tossing it into the crowd of demonstrators. Police uting factor. the Justice Department. Besides the woman who He has served as director spokesman John Elder did not confirm that account, died, three other protest- of the National Counter- ers were injured, police terrorism Center and as and said authorities are said, without describing general counsel for the still investigating. the extent of their injuries. National Security Agency. Police said protesters Other injuries and Demers had remained in pulled the driver from his place while Olsen awaits a vehicle and witnesses told deaths have been report- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS confirmation hearing. Le- police that demonstrators ed involving vehicles at Assistant Attorney General for the National Security Division John Demers sko will fill the role until began striking him. The protests across the U.S. as speaks at a news conference at the Department of Justice in Washington. Olsen is confirmed. driver was taken into cus- people have increasingly tody and was being treated taken to streets to press for injuries at a hospital. their grievances. In Min- As U.S. coronavirus death toll A witness told Minneso- neapolis, marching onto ta Public Radio that the freeways has become a SUV was going very fast common tactic in recent nears 600,000, racial gaps persist and appeared to accelerate years. Last year, a semi- as it got closer to demon- trailer rolled into a crowd strators who had blocked marching on a closed Min- ASSOCIATED PRESS an Associated Press data off a street. D.J. Hooker neapolis freeway following analysis. George Floyd’s death. No Jerry Ramos spent his In the first wave of fatal- said the driver struck a car final days in a California one was seriously injured. ities, in April 2020, Black parked across one of the hospital, hooked to an ox- In response to such pro- people were slammed, dy- traffic lanes, sending that ygen machine with blood tests, Republican politi- ing at rates higher than car flying. clots in his lungs from cians in several states, those of other ethnic or “There was one line of COVID-19, his 3-year-old including Oklahoma, Flor- racial groups as the virus barriers and then a second daughter in his thoughts. barrier, and he sped up. ida and Iowa, have sought “I have to be here to rampaged through the ur- ban Northeast and heavi- He sped up. He went even legal immunity for drivers watch my princess grow faster as he approached who hit protesters. up,” the Mexican American ly African American cities like Detroit and New Or- us. You could hear it ... There had been ongoing restaurant worker wrote start going even faster as protests in Uptown, about on Facebook. “My heart leans. he got close to us,” Hooker 2 1/2 miles (4 kilometers) feels broken into pieces.” Last summer, during a said. He told Minnesota south of downtown, since Ramos didn’t live to second surge, Hispanics the June 3 shooting of see it. He died Feb. 15 at were hit the hardest, suf- Public Radio, “the car went age 32, becoming not just PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fering an outsize share of through the air and it hit a Winston Boogie Smith deaths, driven by infec- young woman.” Jr., a 32-year-old father of one of the nearly 600,000 Family members of Jerry Ramos become emo- Americans who have now tions in Texas and Florida. Another witness, Brett three, by members of a fed- tional when looking at a photo of him at the By winter, during the third Williams, said the wom- eral U.S. Marshals Service perished in the coronavi- family home in Watsonville, Calif. rus outbreak but another and most lethal stage, an was thrown into a stop task force. The Uptown example of the outbreak’s Hopkins University, is the true toll is believed to the virus had gripped light. area includes a mix of strikingly uneven and greater than the popula- be significantly higher. the entire nation, and ra- The woman’s brother trendy restaurants, shops ever-shifting toll on the tion of Baltimore or Mil- On the way to the latest cial gaps in weekly death identified her as Deona M. and theaters popular with nation’s racial and ethnic waukee. It is about equal round-number milestone, rates had narrowed so Knajdek. Garrett Knajdek the city’s younger profes- groups. to the number of Ameri- the virus has proved adept much that whites were the told the Star Tribune his sionals, many of whom live The approaching 600,000 cans who died of cancer in at exploiting inequalities worst off, followed closely sister would have celebrat- in apartments and condo- mark, as tracked by Johns 2019. And as bad as that is, in the U.S., according to by Hispanics. ed her 32nd birthday on miniums in the area. U.S. Catholic bishops meet amid divisions on Communion policy

By David Crary Vatican and opposition to USCCB president and munion. ASSOCIATED PRESS from many American bish- Los Angeles Archbishop But the broader divide ops, it will only underscore José Gomez urging him has fueled heated re- When U.S. Catholic how conference leadership to delay the discussion marks from both sides of bishops convene virtual- puts its own political pri- until the bishops may con- the issue. San Diego Bish- ly for a national meeting orities before church uni- vene in person. Citing an Wednesday, they will be op Robert McElroy has ty and the pastoral mod- appeal from the Vatican divided ideologically as warned against what he el of Pope Francis,” said to proceed carefully and well as physically. They’re called the “weaponization John Gehring, Catholic collegially, the letter said split over whether to of the Eucharist,” while program director at the bishops should first hold press ahead with an ini- San Francisco Archbish- discussions in regional tiative that could — at Washington-based clergy op Salvatore Cordileone least implicitly — rebuke network Faith in Public gatherings. has accused opponents of President Joe Biden for Life. However, Gomez con- seeking to derail the Com- At stake during the firmed in a memo May 22 receiving Communion munion discussion with three-day meeting is a that the topic would be while supporting abortion “behind-closed-doors ma- proposal that the USC- on the national meeting’s rights. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS neuvers.” CB’s doctrine committee agenda. For a body that strives Archbishop Jose H. Gomez leads a livesteam Thomas Groome, a pro- to appear unified and fra- draft a statement on the The bishops requesting service at an empty Cathedral of Our Lady of fessor at Boston College’s ternal, it’s a highly con- meaning of Communion in a delay included Cardinal the life of the Church that the Angels in Los Angeles. Wilton Gregory, the arch- School of Theology and tentious issue, testing Ministry, said some con- the extent to which the would be submitted for soul if he or she receives Church and insist that bishop of Washington, who servative bishops seem to U.S. Conference of Cath- a vote at a future meet- the body and blood of our they be allowed to receive has made clear that Biden be using Communion to olic Bishops can work ing. Conservative bishops Lord in an unworthy man- Communion.” iws welcome to receive constructively with the pushing for such a state- ner,” Archbishop Samuel Yet among the 273 active Communion at his arch- score points even if they Biden administration and ment want it to signal to Aquila of Denver, one of bishops in the U.S., there diocese’s churches. Even can’t impose a new nation- whether bishops heed ap- Biden and other Catholic those advocating for ac- are scores who oppose any bishops pushing for a al policy. peals for restraint from politicians that support of tion, asserted recently. He swift or aggressive action sternly worded document “They’re trying to em- Pope Francis and the Vat- abortion rights should dis- targeted his warning at on the issue. say they’re not seeking to barrass President Biden, ican. qualify them from receiv- “those in prominent po- Nearly 70 of them, in- overrule the authority of and the only person who “If this vote proceeds de- ing Communion. sitions who reject funda- cluding several cardinals, individual bishops to set benefits from that is Don- spite warnings from the “There is danger to one’s mental teachings of the last month signed a letter their own policies on Com- ald Trump,” Groome said. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY JUNE 15, 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 Wife devastated to learn of husband’s prior conquests DEAR ABBY: I met understand “everything.” my husband on the job Dear Abby is written by Abigail I don’t want to make ei- when we were one year ther of them angry, but I out of school. We are both Van Buren, also known as Jeanne feel like I need to stick 36. We dated for three Phillips, and was founded by her with my husband, and I years and were compati- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact don’t know how to get my ble in every way. Ten father to understand be- years later, we have two Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. cause he’s stubborn. Any kids (7 and 5), own a Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. advice? home and are financially secure. TORN, AND TIRED OF IT When we dated, we dis- tion were reversed, he’d marriage and family cussed our “history,” and flip out about it. therapist until you have he told me that he’d had DEAR TORN: Your I wish I had never worked it through. The husband is protective, five prior girlfriends. I found this out because I resentment you feel could had three boyfriends in and for that I applaud see him differently now, destroy your marriage. him. If you can’t work be- college. Well, I learned a and no longer want to be Please do not let that few months ago — at his cause an underlying close to him. He’s a good happen. health condition makes reunion — that he com- father and husband, but DEAR ABBY: My hus- pletely “forgot” the part you more vulnerable to I’m struggling with how band and I recently COVID, then as much as about his competitive moved in with my grand- to accept this new infor- your father would like frat-boy past with hook- mother, partly to help out mation, and I need some you out of the house and ups and one-night stands. guidance. and partly because I lost He now estimates that he my job due to underlying working during the day, was with over 50 differ- WISH I DIDN’T health conditions that you cannot do it. Your life ent girls during college, KNOW made dealing with could be at risk. What but says it “shouldn’t COVID incredibly diffi- does your doctor have to bother me” because it DEAR WISH: People cult. Now that we’re close say about this? was meaningless sex and usually lie because they to family again, some of You are no longer a lit- in the past. He said he aren’t proud of the truth. them think they need to tle girl. It’s time for a told me “five” because You say he has been a dictate what we do. The family discussion to iron they were the ones he good husband and father. biggest topic is whether I this out, including what counted as relationships. This is why you need to should try going back to your father meant when Now I see women on find it in your heart to work now. he said your husband his social media who forgive him. If you have My husband is ada- doesn’t “understand.” If it went to the same school caught him in lies since mant that he wants me can’t be resolved in a ma- and I obsess about how then, you have a reason to home until it’s safer for ture and respectful man- they fit into his past. It’s be reacting the way you me to go out again, but ner, you and your hus- driving me crazy, and I have. However, if you ha- my father thinks it’s not band may need to make feel like just a number ven’t, please consider a good idea, and insists other living arrange- now. I know if this situa- talking with a licensed that my husband doesn’t ments. BRIDGE

Making money from paper Money comes and goes all day the spades were apparently 3-3. De- long on Wall Street. This has attract- clarer continued with the heart ace ed many of America’s best bridge and king. When the 10 appeared on players. I was shown today’s deal by the second round, Krekorian con- Jim Krekorian, who used to trade at cluded East had started with only the American Stock Exchange in New a doubleton. This marked East with York City. He played in the two-no- trump contract at a tournament in 3=2=3=5 shape. East Brunswick, New Jersey. Declarer played a spade to the You might not like the auction, jack and ace. When East returned a but that’s how it went. Over two no- low club, Krekorian went up with his trump, North understandably chose ace, cashed the heart queen and to pass. If he had gambled with a exited with the club eight. East took plunge into four spades, he would the club jack and queen, but then have gotten lucky and made it. he had to give the last two tricks to West guessed well to lead the di- the spade king and club 10 on the amond seven: three, king, five. Back board. Krekorian’s eight tricks were came the diamond 10, suggesting that the suit was 5-3. two spades, three hearts, one dia- Krekorian ducked this trick but won mond and two clubs. the next, having discarded two low Finally, East would have defeated spades from the dummy. Now came two no-trump by shifting to a low the spade queen: two, six, seven. So, club at trick two — very tough. TUESDAY JUNE 15, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH

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PROFESSIONAL HOME AND BUSINESS SERVICES HELP WANTED MISC. CLEANING/ Fire Chief ADVERTISEMENT MAINTENANCE Job Posting The Swampscott Housing Authority, the Awarding Authority, invites sealed bids The Town of Nahant is seeking qualified candidates to fill the position of Fire Chief. from Contractors for the Margaret M. Kelly Veterans Family Housing 200-1 Nahant is a seaside community of 3,500 served by a combination fire department Development for the Swampscott Housing Authority in Swampscott of 8 career and 12-16 call firefighters led by a career fire chief. The department Massachusetts, in accordance with the documents prepared by CSS Architects WE TAKE AND DISPOSE provides fire, emergency medical services and rescue services with an annual Inc.. budget of approximately $1,000.000. The Project consists of: Asphalt shingle roof replacement of three building roofs The ideal candidate should have previous experience in a similar-sized in the development. OF ANYTHING organization, possess strong team- building leadership skills, and possess the knowledge, skills and abilities to successfully manage Nahant's fire suppression, The work is estimated to cost $ 176,890.00 fire prevention, emergency medical services and ocean rescue services. Bids are subject to M.G.L. c.149 §44A-J & to minimum wage rates as required by Cellars, Attics, A complete job description and list of prerequisites is available at M.G.L. c.149 §§26 to 27H inclusive. Garages, Yards, Stores, etc. www.Nahant.org. General bidders must be certified by the Division of Capital Asset Management Call for quick service Desired Qualifications and Maintenance (DCAMM) in the category of Roofing. and best prices. 1. Associates degree in fire science or equivalent, as well as an established record General Bids will be received until 2:00 PM on the 30 th day of June 2021 and of commitment to professional development within the fire and emergency medical publicly opened, forthwith. services. 2. Five years of proven experience in a command level position with a This project is being Electronically Bid (E-Bid). All bids shall be prepared and demonstrated ability to manage all aspects in the delivery of fire, EMS, and rescue submitted online at www.Projectdog.com and received no later than the date & WE ALSO RENT services. time specified above. Hard copy bids will not be accepted by the Awarding 3. Currently licensed to the EMT-B level or above; valid driver's license. Authority. For assistance, contact Projectdog, Inc. at 978.499.9014. ROLL-OFF DUMPSTERS 4. Additional consideration for all relevant certifications, credentials, licenses and/or accreditations. General bids and sub-bids shall be accompanied by a bid deposit that is not less 15 yards, 20 yards, and 30 yards than five (5%) of the greatest possible bid amount (considering all alternates), Compensation and Job Specifics and made payable to the Swampscott Housing Authority.

Salary: Negotiable dependent upon candidate's training and/experience. Bid Forms and Contract Documents will be available electronically or for purchase at www.Projectdog.com on the 16th day of June, 2021; Project Code 844613. Submission Requirements: 781-593-5308 / 781-598-0646 All submissions must contain a cover letter and resume. Interviews of leading General bidders must agree to contract with minority and women business candidates will be scheduled as applications are received. This position shall enterprises as certified by the Supplier Diversity Office (SDO), formerly known as remain open until filled. SOMWBA. The combined participation benchmark reserved for such enterprises ericzdisposal.com shall not be less than 10.4% of the final contract price including accepted Please email resumes to: [email protected] alternates. Request for waivers must be sent to DHCD (david.mcclave CLEANING/ Or mail to: Kristin Taylor @mass.gov) 5 calendar days prior to the General Bid date if the work is MAINTENANCE FUELS/HEATING Nahant Town Hall estimated to cost less than $500,000 OR 10 calendar days prior to the 334 Nahant Road General Bid date if the work is estimated to cost $500,000 or more - NO Nahant, MA 01908 WAIVERS WILL BE GRANTED AFTER THE BID DATE. See Contract Documents - Article 3 of the Instructions to Bidders. RONNIE Z Resumes held in confidence. No telephone calls please. The Pre-Bid Conference and site visit will be on June 21, 2021 at 9:30am. Title: Fire Chief Interested parties are to meet at 21 Cherry Street Swampscott, MA 01907. MOVING FUEL ASSISTANCE ACCEPTED Leave your moving to us! 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE Reports to: Town Administrator Item: June 15, 2021 Whether it be one piece or more! We service gas and oil Position Summary: Directs the town's Fire Department ensuring the effective 10% off for senior citizens, and efficient provision of emergency and non-emergency fires services, fire veterans, and disabled heating systems. suppression, prevention, education, emergency medical services and transport, Oil tanks and hazardous materials management under general supervision. Does your company Call Ronnie installed/removed. Essential Functions: 781-321-2499 781-592-9505 1. Manages and directs the operation of the department including supervision of need employees? For a free estimate all personnel, firefighting equipment and apparatus, records and reports; and provision for training and refresher courses for regular and call employees. 2. Investigates all fires and emergency calls, recommends prosecution or further RENTALS HELP WANTED investigation of all suspicious fires, and maintains related records of departmental activities. JOB INFORMATION 3. Evaluates the condition and type of equipment and supplies; recommends APARTMENTS SERVICES purchase of new apparatus and related equipment and supplies, purchases approved firefighting apparatus and related equipment and supplies, and ensures FLAX POND proper use and maintenance. Lake Front 1 Bedroom Apt. 2nd. Flr. NOTICE 4. Formulates departmental rules, regulations and procedures and ensures Include Heat Hot Water and Parking For more information and assistance compliance. Directs the establishment and implementation of fire prevention ONLY $1295 a month regarding the reliability of business programs and in-service inspections. opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- 5. Remains on call 24 hours per day to respond to all fires and emergencies and WYOMA SQUARE ties, employment services and financ- to investigate and determine causes; works with local and state police on all fires; Attractive 1 Bedroom Apt. 1st. 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Associates degree in fire science or equivalent. As well as demonstrated age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, Information Center, veteran's status, or source of income or any 1-800-876-7060 evidence of a commitment to continued professional development. intention to make any such preference, limitation 2. Five years of proven experience in a command level by a service position with or discrimination. demonstrated ability to effectively lead and manage all aspects of a fire, This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of RELOCATING? emergency medical services and rescue department. the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all 3. Currently licensed as EMT-B or higher. Possession of a valid driver's license. dwellings in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. To complain of discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at Work Environment: Normal office environment. Regular interruptions to assist 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at citizens. May spend extended periods on the computer or on the telephone that 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. requires eye-hand coordination and finger dexterity. Regular lifting and carrying of files, documents, records, etc. Frequent travel in town-owned vehicle. On call 24/7/365. At fire and emergency medical situations exposed to high stress, NOTICES physically dangerous environment. Operates equipment that causes loud noise levels and high vibrations. Exercises caution when operating equipment or handling toxic chemicals or other materials. Utilizes proper sanitary precautions PAY CALLS when handling accident debris and other potential biohazards. “Helpful tips” PROFESSIONAL Pay Call Numbers HELP WANTED (900, 976 and 550) for a S-M-O-O-T-H Advertiser telephone numbers with trouble-free move! Town of Nahant 781-593-7700, ext.2 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST Assistant Town Accountant disclose the price of the telephone Designate a drawer for Job Posting call. When a number is published essentials such as within the advertisement the per sheets and towels for The Town of Nahant is seeking qualified applicants for the full-time position of Does your company minute and/or flat charge must be Assistant Town Accountant. Responsibilities include providing accounting, included. If you dial a pay per call quick access the first administrative and technical support to the Finance Director/Town Accountant. need employees? number from an advertisement appear- night you move into Essential functions include preparation of accounts payable and payroll warrants ing in the classified section and it your new home. in compliance with Massachusetts General Laws, auditing weekly payroll and DOES NOT disclose this information, verifying disbursements and availability of funds, reconciling cash receipts, and please notify the Item classified tracking project accounts and grants. Assists the Finance Director/Town department immediately. Response to Plan a garage/yard Accountant with preparation of reports for state and federal agencies, budget any pay per call numbers will be sale before you move. analysis, budget preparation, and the year-end audit. Frequently interacts with charged to your telephone bill and employees from other departments. 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Place pictures in Submittal Requirements: boxes between sheets All submissions must contain a cover letter and resume. Interviews of leading candidates will be scheduled as applications are received. This position shall or blankets to give remain open until filled. them extra protection. Please e-mail resumes to: [email protected] Or mail to: Alison Nieto Pack plates vertically Nahant Town Hall Home delivery — on edge — rather 334 Nahant Road subscribers than stacked. Nahant, MA 01908 Resumes held in confidence get FREE access Pack heavy items in to the e-edition on small boxes and lighter items in larger boxes. 781-593-7700, ext.2 TUESDAY JUNE 15, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 INTERNATIONAL Myanmar puts Suu Kyi on trial on charges critics call bogus By Grant Peck said that the allegations all of the senior members ASSOCIATED PRESS being heard in a special of her administration to be court in the capital, Naypy- freed." BANGKOK — Myan- itaw, are "bogus and politi- "The secretary-general mar's ousted leader Aung cally motivated" with the has called for and contin- San Suu Kyi went on trial intention of nullifying the ues to call for a reversal of Monday on charges that victory and preventing Suu the Feb. 1 coup and the res- many observers say are Kyi from running for office toration of the legitimate an attempt by the junta again. government of Myanmar, of that deposed her to elimi- "This trial is clearly the whom Aung San Suu Kyi is nate her as a political force, opening salvo in an overall a member," Haq said. erase the country's demo- strategy to neuter Suu Kyi The army seized power cratic gains and cement the and the National League on Feb. 1 before the new military's power. for Democracy party as a lawmakers could be seat- Suu Kyi's prosecution force that can challenge ed, and arrested Suu Kyi, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS poses yet another major set- military rule in the future," who held the post of special Leaders stand outside at the NATO headquarters where the 30-nation back for Myanmar, which said Phil Robertson, the counsellor, President Win alliance hopes to reaffirm its unity. had been making slow organization's deputy Asia Myint and other members progress toward democracy director. of her government and rul- when a February coup pre- U.N. deputy spokesman ing party. The Southeast NATO nations ready to jointly vented elected lawmakers Farhan Haq, responding Asian country went seem- from her National League to a question on Secre- ingly overnight from an for Democracy party from tary-General Antonio Gu- emerging democracy to the taking office following last terres' reaction to the tri- international pariah it had respond to attacks in space year's landslide victory. al, said the U.N. position been for decades while un- Human Rights Watch is clear: "We want her and der military rule. 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LEGALS Selling a house? Buying a house? ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION OF LYNN (EDIC/LYNN) Find out what properties recently sold in your area. NOTICE TO PROSPECTIVE WATER TRANSPORTATION CONTRACTORS Check out the Real Estate page in Saturday’s paper. REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

FOR OPERATION OF WATER TRANSPORTATION SERVICES FROM CITY OF LYNN, INCLUDING, POTENTIAL FERRY SERVICE TO DOWNTOWN BOSTON, HARBOR TOURS, WHALE WATCHING TOURS, DEEP SEA FISHING, MARINE BIOLOGY OUTINGS FOR LYNN PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS

The vessel must be able to accommodate up to 149 passengers.

RFP document may be obtained upon request to: [email protected] - 781-581-9399 Or going directly to the EDIC website: www.ediclynn.org

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Economic Development and Industrial Corporation of Lynn (EDIC/ Lynn) will receive sealed Proposals from qualified persons and firms to provide boat(s) and operate Commuter Ferry Services, Harbor Tours, Whale Watching Tours, Deep Sea Fishing, Marine Biology Outings for Lynn Public School Students.

Sealed proposals will be received at the EDIC/Lynn, Lynn City Hall, Room 405, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn, MA 01901 up to 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 30, 2021. The EDIC/Lynn intends to enter into a three (3) year Lease with the person(s) or firms(s) submitting the Proposal, which, in the opinion of the EDIC/Lynn, is most advantageous to the City of Lynn, and the general public. Sealed proposals shall become the property of the EDIC/Lynn and will not be returned.

Final date for questions shall be Tuesday, June 22, 2021 - 3 p.m. The EDIC/Lynn reserves the right to reject any and all Proposals.

James M. Cowdell. MBA Executive Director

Item: June15, 2021

LEGALS Have a story to share? Need a question answered? CITY OF LYNN Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council will hold a Public Hearing on Tuesday, June 22, 2021 at 5:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers for all interested [email protected] citizens of the City of Lynn, MA on the FY 2022 Budget. The budget proposed for Fiscal Year 2022 is as follows: Total Fiscal Year 2022 Budget is $407,008,573.00. The City of Lynn Fiscal Year 2022 Budget is available for inspection and review on the City of Lynn website and the City Clerk's Office commencing on Monday, June 7, 2021. Per Order: Janet Rowe, City Clerk

Item: June 5, 15, 2021 Have a story to share? LEGALS

CITY OF LYNN Need a question answered? Notice: The City Council will hold a Public Hearing on Tuesday, June 22, 2021 in the City Council Chambers at 5:30 pm on the following petition:. [email protected] 217 Lewis St, Diem Cannabis Marijuana Dispensary for a Sign Permit Per Janet Rowe, City Clerk

Item: June 5, 15, 2021 B8 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY JUNE 15, 2021 BUSINESS Novavax: Large study finds COVID-19 shot about 90 percent effective

By Linda A. Johnson ASSOCIATED PRESS Vaccine maker Novavax said Monday its COVID-19 shot was highly effective against the disease and also protected against vari- ants in a large study in the U.S. and Mexico, potential- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ly offering the world yet an- Henrique Valdovinos, left, and other health other weapon against the care workers at the Lovelace Women’s Hospi- virus at a time when devel- tal in Albuquerque, NM, receiving a donation oping countries are desper- of cookies as part of the Girl Scouts’ Home- ate for doses. town Heroes program. The two-shot vaccine was about 90 percent effective overall, and preliminary data showed it was safe, the Thinner Mints: Girl American company said. That would put the vaccine about on par with Pfizer’s Scouts have millions and Moderna’s. While demand for FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS COVID-19 shots in the U.S. of unsold cookies has dropped off dramati- A Phase 3 Novavax coronavirus vaccine trial volunteer is given an injec- tion at St George’s University hospital in London. By Dee-Ann Durbin Parisi said Girl Scouts of cally and the country has ASSOCIATED PRESS the USA did forecast lower more than enough doses While more than half of American, and 6 percent of provide much confidence in sales this year due to the to go around, the need for the U.S. population has had participants were in Mexi- the use of this vaccine for The Girl Scouts have an pandemic. But coronavirus unusual problem this year: more vaccines around the at least one vaccine dose, co. Altogether, 37 percent the global population,” said restrictions were constant- 15 million boxes of unsold world remains critical. The less than 1 percent of peo- had health problems that Dr. Paul Heath, director of ly shifting, and the cookie Novavax vaccine, which cookies. ple in the developing world made them high risk, and the Vaccine Institute at the orders placed by its 111 is easy to store and trans- The 109-year-old orga- have had one shot, accord- 13 percent were 65 or older. University of London and local councils with bakers port, is expected to play an ing to a data collection ef- There were 77 cases of nization says the coro- St. George’s Hospital. last fall were still too opti- important role in boosting fort run in part by the Uni- COVID-19 — 14 in the navirus — not thinner Side effects were most- mistic. supplies in poor parts of the versity of Oxford. group that got the vaccine, demand for Thin Mints By early spring, when ly mild — tenderness and — is the main culprit. As world. The Novavax shot stands the rest in volunteers who troops usually set up the pandemic wore into That help is still months to become the fifth West- received the dummy shots. pain at the injection site. booths to sell cookies in the spring selling season, away, however. The compa- ern-developed COVID-19 None in the vaccine group There were no reports of person, U.S. coronavirus many troops nixed their ny, which has been plagued vaccine to win clearance. had moderate or severe dis- unusual blood clots or heart cases were still near their traditional cookie booths by raw-material shortages The Pfizer, Moderna and ease, compared with 14 in problems, Erck said. peak. Hundreds of girls for safety reasons. that have hampered pro- Johnson & Johnson vac- the placebo group. One per- A study underway in opted not to sell cookies in “This is unfortunate, but duction, said it plans to cines are already autho- son in that group died. Britain is testing which of person. Online sales and given this is a girl-driven seek authorization for the rized for use in the U.S. and The vaccine was similar- several vaccines, including even a delivery partner- program and the majority shots in the U.S., Europe Europe. Europe also uses ly effective against several ship with Grubhub failed Novavax’s, works best as of cookies are sold in-per- and elsewhere by the end of AstraZeneca’s formula. variants, including the one a booster shot for people to make up the difference. September and will be able Novavax’s study involved son, it was to be expected,” first detected in Britain who received the Pfizer As a result, around 15 to produce up to 100 million nearly 30,000 people ages that is now dominant in said Kelly Parisi, a spokes- or AstraZeneca formula. woman for Girl Scouts of million boxes of cookies doses a month by then. 18 and up. Two-thirds re- the U.S., and in high-risk were left over as the cookie “Many of our first doses ceived two doses of the vac- populations, including the Industry analyst Kelechi the USA. Chikere said the Novavax The impact will be felt by season wound down. Most will go to … low- and mid- cine, three weeks apart, and elderly, people with other — around 12 million box- shot could become a “uni- local councils and troops, dle-income countries, and the rest got dummy shots. health problems and front- es — remain with the two that was the goal to begin Nearly half the volunteers line workers in hospitals versal booster” because of who depend on the cookie sales to fund programming, bakers, Louisville, Ken- with,” Novavax CEO Stan- were Black, Hispanic, and meatpacking plants. its high effectiveness and tucky-based Little Brown- ley Erck said. Asian American or Native “These consistent results mild side effects. travel, camps and other activities. The Girl Scouts ie Bakers and Browns- normally sell around 200 burg, Indiana-based ABC million boxes of cookies Bakers. Another 3 million Rethinking tequila: Premium per year, or around $800 boxes are in the hands of million worth. the Girl Scout councils, Rebecca Latham, the which are scrambling to brands aim to change perceptions CEO of Girl Scouts of New sell or donate them. The Mexico Trails, said her cookies have a 12-month By Louise Dixon fastest-growing alcoholic council had 22,000 box- shelf life. ASSOCIATED PRESS drinks in the U.S., with es left over at the end of It’s unclear how much consumption up by 40 the selling season in late of a financial hit the Girl LONDON — Love it or percent over the past five spring, even though girls Scouts suffered because of hate it, tequila conjures years, according to Inter- tried innovative selling the decline in sales since up strong feelings in many national Wine and Spirits methods like drive-thru the organization won’t re- drinkers. Research (IWSR). booths and contact-free de- veal those figures. And it “Forgive us for the old Hamish Smith, editor of livery. isn’t the biggest blow the memories of bad quality the bartending magazine Latham said troops in cookie program has ever tequila!” jokes Antonio faced. That likely came Class and bars editor of her area sold 805,000 box- Rodriguez, director of pro- during World War II, when Drinks International, says es of cookies last year; this duction at Patrón Tequila. the Girl Scouts were forced there’s growing under- year, they sold just under “We cannot hide that we to shift from selling cook- standing of tequila’s dif- 600,000. That shortfall come from a history when ies to calendars because of ferent qualities, with “100 means the council may not usually tequilas were not be able to invest in infra- wartime shortages of sug- percent agave” now the as premium as they are structure improvements at ar, butter and flour. star performer, in the way right now.” its camps or fill some staff But the glut of cookies single malt is for Scotch. Deano Moncrieffe, found- positions, she said. has laid bare some sim- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS er of the London tequila “This awareness is set The council is now en- mering issues within the and mezcal bar Hacha, A variety of tequila brands are displayed against the craft spirits couraging people to buy Girl Scouts’ ranks. Some laments, “People always in London. movement, the apprecia- boxes online through its local leaders say this year’s blame tequila for a bad tion of provenance, celeb- Hometown Heroes pro- slower sales should have hangover when really the president of global mar- cating people and making rity endorsement and a gram, which distributes been better predicted be- fact is that they probably keting and sales for El them understand that te- cocktail industry that has cookies to health care cause falling membership started the night drinking Tequileño Tequila, agrees quila isn’t just the spirit to been showcasing quality workers, firefighters and was threatening cookie wine and then beer and tequila used to be seen as shoot. It’s a really complex tequila for years,” Smith others. It also organized sales even before the pan- then champagne and then “the party, smash-it-down, spirit” that takes time and says. “It’s not quite a per- one-day sales with organi- demic began. Around 1.7 at some point, maybe 2 or get-wasted kind of spirit.” expertise to produce. fect storm, but it’s carry- zations like the New Mex- million girls were enrolled 3 in the morning, someone But, he says, “Over the These re-education ef- ing the category forward ico United soccer team, to in Girl Scouts in 2019, said, let’s have tequila!” past 10 years, there’s been forts appear to be work- to year-on-year interna- whittle the total down fur- down almost 30 percent And Steffin Oghene, vice a lot of effort put into edu- ing. Tequila is one of the tional growth.” ther. from 2009. Ferrari enters luxury fashion, targeting uninitiated youth

By Colleen Barry printed silks in Ferrari the energy and the power cessories included big Even though Ferrari Along with the collec- ASSOCIATED PRESS red, Scuderia yellow and of a brand,” Iannone said Prancing Pony crystal is among the most rec- tion, Ferrari unveiled a electric blue. of the target audience. earrings, trailing Fer- ognized brands in the remodeled flagship store, MARANELLO, Italy — Iannone’s collection The 35-year-old designer rari-branded belts and world, Boari said he is not where the first capsule Ferrari V12 production could easily have narrow- was previously creative futuristic sunglasses by taking for granted that collection is available be- cars were suspended over ly targeted Ferrari’s al- director at Pal Zileri after Rayban. younger generations have ginning Monday, and the the factory floor Sunday ready loyal customer base more than a decade at Gi- The seasonless collec- the same knowledge and reopening of the historic night as the 74-year- — mostly more mature orgio Armani and a stint tion will be trickled out in passion as their parents. Cavallino restaurant un- old luxury carmaker consumers who fill wait- at Dolce&Gabbana. six drops this year, with He spent his first year der the tutelage of Miche- launched a new era as a ing lists for the nearly The coats were comple- 80 percent meant to be in the new post slashing lin three-star chef Massi- lifestyles brand, with a 10,000 annual production mented by daywear that genderless and available 50 percent of the licensed mo Bottura, both at the runway show unveiling of luxury cars that start included silky midi skirts in a range of sizes from products — mostly aimed factory gates. New stores its first ready-to-wear col- around $200,000 — with in new Ferrari prints fea- XXXS to XXXL. at Formula One fans — are also planned this year lection targeting a young- more staid driving clothes turing collages of classic The runway collection is that did not match Fer- in Milan, Rome, Los An- er generation that might in quiet luxury fabrics racing cars and the Fer- part of a brand diversifi- rari’s luxury cachet. But geles and Miami. not be aware of its For- and flat driving shoes. rari logo. The youthful cation project that could Boari said the key is bal- “Ferrari wants to cham- mula One racing pedigree But instead he went streetwear feel was so- contribute up to 10 per- ancing exclusivity with pion Italian excellence and coveted performance bold, starting with trench- phisticated, with over- cent of Ferrari’s bottom a move to be more inclu- street cars. es, bombers and parkas sized Ferrari branding on line within a decade, said sive by reaching out to a and the best of our coun- Models walked along intricately modeled to shirts, complemented by chief brand diversifica- generation that isn’t, for try’s creativity,’’ Ferrari the halted production give the appearance of a wide shorts with reflec- tion officer Nicola Boari. the moment, interested chairman John Elkann, line in a symbolic gesture shell, branded with the tive tape or loose-fitting The project encompass- in Ferrari’s automotive who attended the event, that underlined the cre- famed Prancing Pony trousers sportily fastened es retail and licensing, range. said in a statement. “To- ative interplay between logo placed discreetly on at the ankle. which has been complete- “Someone is saying: ‘Ar- day’s fashion show in our Ferrari’s long lineage of the nape, and including Footwear included steel ly overhauled since 2019, en’t you scared of becom- factory and the openings sleek, curved automotive clever rubberized accents stiletto moccasins with entertainment, including ing too approachable?’” of the Ferrari store and bodies and the fashion on pockets and sleeves to rubber soles for wom- Ferrari theme parks in Boari told The Associated the Cavallino restaurant line by creative director recall the automotive her- en, or trekking sandals Barcelona and Dubai and Press. “I think the risk in- in Maranello are signs of Rocco Iannone, strong on itage. with flashes of color and a new e-sports venture, stead is if we don’t do this, a strong and optimistic It- structured outwear con- “The young generations a sneaker collaboration and luxury experiences we become irrelevant and aly, ready for growth and trasting with fluid, bright have the power to express with Puma for men. Ac- for Ferrari owners. not known.” renewal.”