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FRIDAY JULY 2, 2021 DEALS OF THE Swampscott OKs marijuana dispensary Saugus$ DAbuysY$ PG. 3 By Tréa Lavery approved the draft plan pre- erally in a productive way,” proved the company’s lease ITEM STAFF sented by Calyx Peak, with said Select Board Chair Peter for the property at 16 New into new the stipulation that any last Spellios during the meeting. Ocean St. — the former loca- SWAMPSCOTT — The changes to the details of the “We’re going to make sure tion of C&L Package Store — owners of a planned recre- plan be approved by the next- they’re all codified in writing it required that the site plan ational marijuana dispensary be submitted for approval technology on New Ocean Street have door VFW post. as soon as they’re finalized.” DEALS “We recognize that all the The town entered into a to the board before the com- gotten the go-ahead on their pany moved forward with OF THE site plan. details and issues with the host-community agreement By Sam Minton construction. ITEM STAFF At Wednesday night’s Se- stakeholders of the veterans’ with Calyx Peak in 2020. $DAY$ lect Board meeting, the board center are ongoing and gen- When the Select Board ap- DISPENSARY, A7 SAUGUS — Schools willPG. 3be getting some new technology and vehicles soon. In the most recent School Commit- tee meeting, members voted on budget entry No.10 which included the pur- chasing of various items for the school system. The motionDEALS ended up passing unanimously. The committee wasOF looking THE to ap- SPARTAN STATE prove the purchase of $168,000 worth of smart TVs and interactive$DA panelsY$ and desktops for teachers. DuringPG. 3 discus- sion surrounding the proposal, Super- intendent of Schools Dr. David DeRuosi also noticed that included in this pack- age would be purchases of iPads and ad- ditional Chromebooks. Also, Saugus is looking to purchase a $30,000 Ford F-250 pickup truck and budgeted $73,358 for two student activity vans as well as $32,923 for a snow-removal vehicle. Chair Tom Whittredge noted that in the past this would have been some- thing that the committee could only dream of doing, but now it has become a reality. “This is stuff that, when you run for School Committee, you hope to get,” he said. “And we’re kind of getting every- thing in this one package, because we made some smart decisions as far as COVID went.” During the discussion, committee member Arthur Grabowski questioned the need for the pickup truck, which DeRuosi addressed by noting that there ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS have been discussions for several years Members of the St. Mary’s baseball team celebrate after winning the Division 2 state champion- regarding the purchase of a utility vehi- ship for the second straight season on Thursday afternoon. The Spartans won the title in 2019 cle for the district. “It will make the work of moving before the pandemic canceled the 2020 season. products in the district easier,” DeRuo- MIKE ALONGI si said. “A truck is easier to load than a van. I know that trying to bring the COMMENTARY district’s vehicle up to code has been on my watchlist.” DeRuosi also noted that the commit- St. Mary’s wins title. Repeat. St. Mary’s wins title. tee had tried to bring in new vehicles in the past, and were hoping to foster HOPKINTON — When the final Derek Dana and assistant coach an entire missed season in the mid- a partnership with a local garage for out was made on the field at Hopkin- Tim Fila played — as well as the St. dle of title wins. The Spartans had maintenance. The superintendent add- ton High School Thursday afternoon, John’s Prep baseball teams in 1999 an incredibly talented group that ed that the student vans are so outdat- the St. Mary’s baseball team joined and 2000 as the most recent local was supposed to come back to defend ed that it would cost less to buy new one of the most exclusive clubs a squads to take home two straight in 2020, but there was no guarantee ones compared to updating the vehicles team can belong to — the club of baseball titles. coming into 2021 that this group they already have. back-to-back baseball state champi- And yet, this accomplishment by would be ready to make the jump With schools hoping to return to some sense of normalcy in the upcom- ons. St. Mary’s will always be a little that it did. But I suppose we should have ing school year, DeRuosi said that the The Spartans join the likes of the bit different. As impressive as all of known. Dana is a great coach who committee won’t have the money to 1987 and 1988 St. Mary’s baseball those other teams’ accomplishments teams — on which both Head Coach were, none of them had to deal with ST. MARY’S, A6 TECHNOLOGY, A6

THOR JOURGENSEN Diverse People COMMENTARY United freedom West Lynn march July 4 life lessons By Sam Minton ITEM STAFF Paul McCormack, Jimmy Impe- LYNN — July 4 is a day where Americans rial and Tom Lennon agree that celebrate the freedom of this great nation, Paul Lenzie — an unassuming but how can one do that when, truly, not guy I remember from my days everyone is free? working in the Item building To address this discrepancy, Diverse Peo- on Exchange Street — was Mc- ple United, a Lynn organization whose Donough Square’s baddest of mission is to “create transformative heal- the bad in his day. But the life- ing through cooperative community-based long friends insist they held their actions” will be marching on the holiday. own against all comers and nev- They hope to make a statement that the er backed down when it came to ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) proclaiming West Lynn’s great- Member of Diverse People United, from left, Communications and community isn’t able to enjoy the freedom ness. Strategy director Luara Adrien, President Anthony Coleman, Out- The West Lynn natives (mi- that is supposed to be celebrated. reach and Education Director Barbara Okeny and Vice President Neil The organization is still rather young — nus running buddy Danny Len- Whittredge, as well as Co-founder Letty Coleman (not pictured) are non) regaled me for three hours organizing the Occupy Wyoma Square march on July 4. FREEDOM, A7 during a storm-swept Red Sox game about the days when $50 was a princely sum to be paid and “government cheese” was a meal INSIDE staple in big households where Nahant offers tips for July 4 safety incomes were stretched thin. Opinion Names like The Arena and The July 4 and the state Venice roll easily off the trio’s of freedom. A4 By Sam Minton wealth respond to hundreds of matches, lighters and lighter flu- tongues along with accompany- ITEM STAFF fires involving grills, hibachis or id away from their kids. LOOK! barbecues each year. The National Fire Protection ing stories about punches thrown Longtime Lynnfield NAHANT — With the Fourth The Nahant Fire Department Association reports 19,700 pa- and really rough joints where Town Hall employee of July holiday soon approaching, “everybody got a gun or a knife wanted to remind residents to tients make trips to emergency Maureen Lanpher is Nahant is reminding residents when they walked into the place.” always grill outdoors and to keep rooms due to grill fires every year. honored. A8 to stay safe when flipping those The local bookie held court in children and pets at least three The association also noted that hamburgers and hot dogs. a local “spa” and outfitted the feet away from grills. Children nearly 40 percent of contact-type Sports According to the Massachusetts should also never play near grills neighborhood ball team with all St. John’s lacrosse burns involve children five years Department of Fire Services, fire or propane cylinders, and par- wins Division 1 state departments across the common- ents should make sure to keep all JOURGENSEN, A6 title. B1 SAFETY, A6

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Lawrence Beckford, 83 Carol Ann Meechin, 82 Scott M. Gilbert, 42 1938 - 2021 1938 - 2021 1979 - 2021 BUSHNELL - Lawrence Ed- LYNN - Carol Ann (Borders) LYNN - Scott M Gilbert, 42, ward Beckford Meechin, age 82, passed away of Lynn, died unexpectedly on April 25th, 1938 - June 24th, at Kaplan Hospice House in Sunday June 27, 2021. Born 2021 Danvers on Wednesday, June in Salem, he was the son of Beloved by his family and 30, 2021 surrounded by her Denise Gilbert of Lynn and Mi- friends. Lawrence was born loving family. chael Gilbert of Maine. in Melrose, Massachusetts Born in Swampscott, MA Scott was employed as a and lived in Lake Panasoffkee on July 30, 1938, she was warehouse worker and most Florida with his wife Patricia the daughter of the late Les- recently was working for Fitz- Beckford. He is survived by ter and Dorothy (Dill) Borders. gerald Tile. his siblings; Jean Davis, Ruth Carol was a graduate of Lynn Scott enjoyed the outdoors Beckford, Betty Burpee, and English. She then went on to and was an avid fisherman James Blowers. He additional- work as a bookkeeper for GLSS who fished throughout the wa- ly had two late siblings, Phillip in Lynn for many years until her ters on the North Shore and and May Blowers. His wife Pa- retirement. Maine. He also enjoyed watch- tricia Emily Beckford, and chil- In her free time, Carol en- ing all of Boston’s professional dren; Sue Scarpello, Lawrence joyed gambling, and going to sports teams, especially the B. Beckford, Laura Lester, Kath- Foxwood’s whenever she had Bruins. What was most valued erine Picarello, Michelle Perez, the chance. Above all else to Scott was family and being and Alfred Beckford. He is also Lawrence’s convictions to though, Carol loved her family. Swampscott, as well as many with them on special occa- Visiting hours will be held survived by his 14 grandchil- self-growth and independence Her children, grandchildren, Nieces, nephews and friends sions. He will be dearly missed on Tuesday from 5:00 until dren and many great-grand- continued through his retire- and great grandchildren were Service Information: by all. 8:00 PM at the Conway, Ca- children. ment. He pursued his interest the light of her life. Friends and family are invit- Scott is survived by his hill-Brodeur Funeral Home, Lawrence served in the Unit- in music and was a self-taught Surviving Carol are her chil- ed to call at the Cuffe-Mc- mother, Denise Gilbert and her 82 Lynn St, followed by his ed States Army as a specialist guitarist and violinist. He en- dren, Chris Meechin and his Ginn Funeral Home, 157 Ma- longtime companion, Nicholas Funeral Service at 8:00 for The 3rd Reconnaissance joyed riding motorcycles and wife Emily of Lynn, Wendy Ven- ple St., Lynn on Tuesday, July Ragucci, Sr, his father, Michael PM to which relatives and Battalion and received honor- had a robust social life. He za and her husband Jimmy of 6th from 4 p.m. until 7 p.m. Gilbert, his two brothers, Ryan friends are kindly invited to able discharge with the Metal was a proud member of the Lynn, and Debbie Meechin of Her Funeral Service will be Gilbert and Paul Brienza, his attend. Burial services will for Good Conduct. After, he pur- American Motorcycle Associa- Lynn; her grandchildren, Mi- held in the Funeral Home on aunt and uncle, Lisa and Rob- be private. In lieu of flowers, sued an education in engineer- tion, the Knights of Columbus, chael Meechin and his wife Wednesday, July 8th at 10:30 ert Filadoro, his cousins, Aman- donations can be made in ing, first achieving his Associate The Rotary Club, Moose Club, Angela, Ryan Werner and his a.m. Burial will follow in da Filadoro and Danny Morin, his name to www.gofundme. in Engineering from Northeast- Toastmasters International, wife Jillian, Maddison Holmes Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. his nieces and nephews, Ryan com. For directions and on- ern University and continuing and of his church St. Lawrence and her fiancé Bernard, Nora To leave an online message James and Emma Gilbert, and line obituary, visit www.ccb- on to obtain a Bachelor of Sci- of Bushnell, Florida. Meechin, and Lillian Meechin; or condolence, please visit Anthony Brienza, his uncles, funeral.com ence in Electrical Engineering Lawrence will be forever her great grandchildren, Jack www.cuffemcginn.com. Richard and Robert Morin and from Northeastern University. loved and dearly missed. Meechin, and Kennedy Meech- by many dear friends. He was an Ordained Minister Service Information: There in; her siblings, Robert Borders Service Information: from the Church of Gospel Min- will be a funeral service held and his wife Sharon of Pea- istry in Lynn, Massachusetts. on Tuesday, July 06, 2021 body, and Barbara Nygren of Lawrence was a member of the at St. Lawrence Catholic National Society of Profession- church in Bushnell, Florida al Engineers, and retired as an at 8:30 a.m. with interment Margaret Ann (Connolly) Electrical Engineer for General at Florida National Cemetery Electric Aviation in Lynn, Mas- following the service. Diana G. Maribito Calvani, 74 Noble sachusetts for 37 years. 1947 - 2021 BURLINGTON - June 30. Be- late James & Daniel Connolly. BEVERLY - Diana G. (Snow) loved wife of Frank Noble, Jr. A Mass of Christian Burial will (Maribito) Calvani, 74 of Bev- Loving mother of Frank Noble, be held in St. Malachy Church, PAUL B. SPATES, 86 erly, formerly of Salem, MA and III & his wife Susan of FL, Mi- at St. Veronica Parish www. chele Collins & her husband stveronicama.org, 99 Bedford 1935 - 2021 Pelham, NH passed away at the Beverly Hospital on Janu- William of Burlington, Pamela St. Burlington on Saturday, ary 29, 2021. She is survived Noble of Burlington, and the July 3 at 10 a.m. Burial will LYNN - Mr. Paul B. Spates 86 displayed his admiration for late Andrew J. Noble. Mother- be private. In lieu of flowers of Lynn, died unexpectedly on both teams. by her husband, Richard J. Cal- vani for 29 years. in-law of Adrian Noble of NC. memorials in Peg’s name may Friday, June 25, 2021 at his Paul was a man of a few Proud grandmother of Frank IV, be made to People Helping residence. Paul was born in words, but his words were gen- Diana was born January 22 in Lynn, MA. Diana was the Joseph, Tia, Rachael & Sarah People. PO Box 343, Burling- Peabody, the son of the late uine and from the heart. He Noble and Stephanie & Kellie ton, MA 01803 Arrangements George Spates and Made- took pleasure in speaking of beloved daughter of the late Nioma (Staples) Snow and the Collins. Great grandmother under the direction of the Ed- line Butler. He was a lifelong his worldly travels and would of Leo & Ben. Sister of Marie ward V Sullivan Funeral Home, resident of Lynn and enjoyed always honor the friendships late John Snow. She had two sisters, Sandy Bodnar, and the Mulloy of Lynn, William Connol- BURLINGTON. For obituary, spending the winters in Holly- that evolved throughout his life. ly of Lynn, Edward Connolly of online guestbook & memorial wood, Florida. In all of these, he was a late Rhonda Richards-Sullo. She was the loving mother of NM, Michael Connolly of NY, video see www.sullivanfuneral- Paul was a veteran of the friend who lived his life with the late Ann Sweeney, and the home.net United States Navy who served great passion and enduring Michele Maribito and the late in the Korean War and became relationships. It was a life well Thomas Maribito Jr. from a pre- a Seaman at Merchant Ma- lived, and he was a man well vious marriage. rines and enjoyed his years loved. Diana worked as a self-em- knitting, being out in nature, NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS at the Steamship Authority in Service Information: ployed hairdresser for 30 years especially by the ocean, skiing, Woods Hole. Friends and family are kindly as well as a floral designer. skating, traveling, boating and Review of state-run psychiat- ating a multidisciplinary She later worked in medical the fine arts, of which she was Paul was an avid New York invited to attend a celebra- ric hospital blames leadership team for admissions and Yankees and New En- tion of Paul’s life at offices as a business manag- an excellent impressionist oil discharges. gland Patriots fanatic his place of residence er. She sat on the Board of painter. Most of all, she loved PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) McKee said he would his entire life. He rev- (Louis Barrett Resi- Directors as well as the Advi- to entertain and enjoyed being — A review of the state- use the review to create eled in the success of dence, 147 Washing- sory Committee for 25 years with family and friends. Diana run Eleanor Slater Hospi- “an action plan to improve both teams and also ton Street, Lynn, MA) at Greater Lynn Mental Health will be greatly missed by her tal by the Executive Office the hospital’s facilities to family, relatives and friends. collected sports mem- on Tuesday, July 6, and Retardation. She was an of Health and Human Ser- ensure patient safety and extremely strong advocate for Service Information: Ser- orabilia and proudly 2021 at 3-5pm. vices released Wednesday quality of life and to unify those who were disabled. vices under the direction lays blame for problems at the leadership team to es- She and her former husband of the SOLIMINE FUNERAL the facility squarely on the were developers and builders. HOME were private. Rela- tablish a workplace of pro- shoulders of hospital lead- fessionalism and respect Gregory E. Page She was a fun-loving, car- tives and friends are encour- ership. ing, supportive, and uplifting aged to leave a message of among all staff.” “Current leadership Several other reviews of PEABODY - Gregory Edmund person with a great sense of condolence for the family at team has lost the trust and Page passed away unexpect- humor. She had an infectious www.solimine.com the hospital are underway, confidence of staff, commu- including one by the state edly at his home on June 17, laugh. The things she enjoyed nity, stakeholders and the 2021. most were dancing, gardening, attorney general’s office to General Assembly,” state determine whether any- A long time resident of the sewing, designing/decorating, Health and Human Ser- city of Peabody he was a thing criminal has taken vices Secretary Womazetta place. graduate of Lynn English High Jones wrote in the review School in 1976. Greg was a requested by Gov. Daniel veteran having served in the McKee. Warning of Portuguese man- US Army. Her agency has oversight of-war at state beach A retired Verizon employee Jean M. Callahan, 92 1928 - 2021 of the last-resort hospital he enjoyed spending time with that treats residents with WESTPORT, Mass. his grandchildren. He loved long-term medical and psy- (AP) — State officials are smoking good cigars while LYNN - Jean M. (Dillon) Cal- lahan, age 92 of Lynn, passed chiatric needs at campuses warning beachgoers that reading the daily newspapers in Cranston and Burrill- the venomous Portuguese and watching the Red Sox at away on Friday, June 25, 2021 at the Bertram House of ville. man-of-war has been spot- the Italian Club. It has come under fire ted in the waters off Horse- Greg was predeceased by Swampscott. She was the be- loved wife of the late Joseph J. over a downsizing plan neck Beach in Westport. his wife Carrie and two step that critics say has led to The Department of Con- siblings James, Kenneth, David Callahan. children. He is survived by a the discharge of patients servation and Recreation and Deborah. Born in Lynn to the late Wil- step child and grandchildren. with few or no care alter- on Tuesday warned the A very generous and kind liam J. and Margaret (Healey) The son of the late Francis and natives. public of the sea creature’s man he will be missed by all Dillon. She attended St. Joseph Lillian (Ledwell) Page. He is The hospital has faced presence and said it has survived by two sisters Virginia who knew him. Institute and Lynn English High a string of resignations posted purple flags at the Kemp and Dorothy Sanchez. Funeral services were private School, graduating with the among physicians, includ- beach to indicate the pres- He was predeceased by his at his request. class of 1945. Following her education, Jean worked for ing some who said they ence of dangerous marine the New England Telephone & were unethically pres- animals. Telegraph Co. as an accounting sured to discharge patients The Portuguese man-of- supervisor until her retirement in order to save money. A war is recognized by its bal- in 1969. nurse’s union in April gave loon-like float, which may Jean is survived by her a vote of no confidence in be blue, violet, or pink, and stepson James M. Callahan Dillon. the hospital’s leadership. rises up to six inches above of Weymouth, her 8 grandchil- Service Information: Just this week, the chief the water line, according to dren, and many nieces and Friends and family are invit- financial officer was placed the National Oceanic and nephews. She is predeceased ed to attend Jean’s graveside on paid leave and the chief Atmospheric Administra- by her stepchildren Patricia A. service on Tuesday, July 6, medical officer resigned. tion. It is said to resemble The hospital was also Scott and Joseph J. Callahan, 2021 at 10:30 a.m. at St. an 18th-century Portu- under fire for poor record her siblings William J. Dillon, Joseph’s Cemetery, Lynn. guese warship under full keeping. Jr., Kathleen E. Frost, Eileen M. sail, the Herald-News re- Jones said she met resis- Roche, Francis X. Dillion, Patri- ported Wednesday. cia A. Driscoll and Eleanor L. tance from some in hospi- Stories live on. tal leadership during her Its tentacles below the review. water, which can grow as She made about 70 rec- long as 100 feet, deliver Tell theirs. ommendations, including venom capable of paralyz- reevaluating the lead- ing and killing small fish. Share your loved one’s story. ership structure based While rarely deadly to hu- upon a model that is pa- mans, it can cause painful [email protected] | 781-593-7700 tient-centric, and reassess- welts on exposed skin. call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 ing job titles and salaries Often called a jellyfish, to start your of the leadership team to it is actually a species of daily subscription. align with scale and scope siphonophore, which are In partnership with of work. closely related to jellyfish, She also suggested cre- NOAA said. FRIDAY JULY 2, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3

Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts suffer huge declines in membership By David Crary tion by some families ASSOCIATED PRESS that they are old-fash- ioned, and busy family America’s most iconic schedules. The pandemic youth organizations – the brought a particular chal- Boy Scouts of America lenge. and the Girl Scouts of the In Lawrence, New Jer- USA – have been jolted by sey, 8-year-old Joey Yaros unprecedented one-year stopped attending meet- drops in membership, due ings while most in-per- partly to the pandemic, son gatherings were shut and partly to social trends down, and might not go PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS that have been shrinking back, even though his fa- Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., announces her appointments to a new select com- their ranks for decades. ther and three brothers mittee to investigate the violent Jan. 6 insurrection at the Capitol. While both organiza- all earned the elite Ea- tions insist they’ll survive, gle Scout rank. Joey was the dramatic declines already struggling with raise questions about virtual school classes, and Pelosi names GOP’s Cheney to how effectively they’ll be the family didn’t pressure able to carry out their him to also participate in time-honored missions — virtual Cub Scout activi- panel investigating January 6 riot teaching skills and team- ties. work, providing outdoor “If there are den meet- By Mary Clare for lawmakers and inter- ments, according to a top growing differences be- adventure, encouraging ings in the fall, we’ll see if Jalonick, Alan Fram rupted the congressional GOP aide. The aide spoke tween the two parties over community service. he gets back in the swing and Lisa Mascaro certification of Democrat on condition of anonymi- the insurrection. Many Membership for the of it,” said his father, high ASSOCIATED PRESS Joe Biden’s election victo- ty to describe the private Republicans remain loyal BSA’s flagship Cub Scouts school history teacher Jay ry over Trump. meeting. to Trump and are loath to and Scouts BSA programs Yaros. “There are a lot WASHINGTON — Standing with other After Pelosi’s announce- dropped from 1.97 million House Speaker Nan- spend time reviewing the of interesting things for members of the committee ment, McCarthy de- in 2019 to 1.12 million in kids to do these days, and cy Pelosi on Thursday attack by his supporters. after a meeting together murred, saying at a news 2020, a 43 percent plunge, scouting doesn’t seem to named Republican Rep. GOP leaders are working in Pelosi’s office, Cheney conference that “I’m not according to figures pro- be keeping up.” Liz Cheney to a new se- to shape the narrative said she was “honored” to making any threats” vided to The Associated The Boy Scouts’ prob- lect committee on the vi- about the committee’s serve on the committee about committee assign- Press. Court records show lems are compounded olent Jan. 6 insurrection work, complaining that and that her duty is to the ments. But he made clear membership has fall- by their decision to seek at the Capitol, elevating Constitution. he wasn’t happy with it will be dominated by en further since then, to bankruptcy protection the most unyielding GOP “And that will always Cheney. Democrats even though about 762,000. in February 2020 to cope critic of former President be above politics,” Cheney “I was shocked that she the Republicans scuttled The Girl Scouts say with thousands of law- Donald Trump to work said. would accept something an earlier attempt to form their youth membership suits filed by men who alongside seven Demo- Her appointment came from Speaker Pelosi,” a bipartisan commission. fell by nearly 30 percent, allege they were molest- crats on the high-profile just hours after House Re- McCarthy said. “It would The House voted to form from about 1.4 million in ed as youngsters by scout investigation. publican leader Kevin Mc- seem to me, since I didn’t the 13-member panel 2019- 2020 to just over 1 leaders. The case is pro- Rep. Bennie Thompson, Carthy threatened to strip hear from her, maybe she’s Wednesday over the objec- million this year. ceeding slowly in federal chairman of the House Republicans of committee closer to her than us.” tions of 190 Republicans. Both groups, like several bankruptcy court as law- Homeland Security Com- assignments if they ac- Asked if she had been in- Cheney, who was ousted other U.S. youth organiza- yers negotiate creation of mittee, will lead the cepted an appointment formed she would lose her from GOP leadership this tions, have experienced a trust fund for victims panel, which will inves- from Pelosi to the panel. committee assignments, declining membership that will likely entail hun- tigate what went wrong McCarthy told a closed- Cheney said she had not. year over her criticism of Trump, was one of only for many years. The Girl dreds of millions of dollars around the Capitol when door meeting of first-term The Wyoming Repub- Scouts reported youth two Republicans who sup- in contributions from the hundreds of Trump sup- House GOP members on lican’s appointment to membership of about 2.8 BSA and its 252 local ported forming the com- porters broke into the Wednesday that he, not the panel, and the warn- million in 2003. The BSA councils. building. The rioters bru- Pelosi, controls Republi- ing from McCarthy, un- mittee. Illinois Rep. Adam had more than 4 million To provide those funds, tally beat police, hunted cans’ committee assign- derscores the sharp and Kinzinger was the other. boys participating in the some councils may have to 1970s. sell cherished camp prop- Reasons for the drop erties, the BSA’s president UNC trustees OK tenure for include competition from and CEO, Roger Mosby, sports leagues, a percep- told the AP. journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones By Tom Foreman Jr. would be joining the jour- ASSOCIATED PRESS nalism school’s faculty. It said she would take up the CHAPEL HILL, N.C. Knight Chair in Race and — Trustees at the Uni- Investigative Journalism versity of North Carolina in July with a five-year at Chapel Hill approved contract. tenure Wednesday for But Hannah-Jones’ at- Pulitizer Prize-winning torneys announced last investigative journalist week that she would not Nikole Hannah-Jones, report for work without capping weeks of tension tenure, prompting a call that began when a board by Student Body Pres- member halted the pro- ident Lamar Richards, cess over questions about who’s also a trustee, for her teaching credentials. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the board to convene a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The board voted 9-4 to Weeks of tension over the hiring of investiga- special meeting no later Members of Troop 298 of Frisco, Texas are among accept the tenure applica- tive journalist Hannah-Jones at the University than Wednesday. the first to embark a 12-day trek across the tion at a special meeting of North Carolina at Chapel Hill came down to Hannah-Jones said in Philmont Scout Ranch, outside Cimarron, N.M. that included a closed- a decision from the school’s board of trustees a statement Wednesday door session that had on whether to offer her tenure. evening that she was hon- sparked a protest by sup- ored and grateful for the porters of Hannah-Jones. nounced. “We welcome Ni- cluding viewpoint diversi- widespread support she At one point, a student kole Hannah-Jones back ty, and promotion of con- received in her fight for said, she was manhandled to Chapel Hill.” structive disagreement tenure. She said the ten- by a campus police officer Davis said that in and civil public discourse.” ure issue is about more trying to get her out of the granting tenure to Han- The university had an- than just her. ballroom where the meet- nah-Jones the board was nounced in April that “This fight is about en- ing was held. reaffirming its commit- Hannah-Jones — who suring the journalistic and “Today we took another ment to the university’s won a Pulitzer Prize for academic freedom of Black important step in creating highest values of “academ- her work on The New York writers, researchers, an even better university,” ic freedom, open scholarly Times Magazine’s 1619 teachers, and students,” trustee Gene Davis said inquiry, commitment to Project focusing on Amer- said Hannah-Jones, who after the vote was an- diversity of all types, in- ica’s history of slavery — didn’t attend the meeting.

California school stripped LAW OFFICES OF T JAMES J. CARRIGAN • Social Security Disability of title over tortilla incident • Workers Compensation A • Accidents 25 years located across I ASSOCIATED PRESS from mostly white Coro- of California, Santa Bar- from Lynn District Court T D I D D nado High were captured bara. Luke Serna said he 15 Johnson St. CORONADO, Calif. — on video throwing torti- is of half-Mexican descent 781-596-0100 The governing body for llas into the air toward the and that there was “ab- JAMES J. CARRIGAN high school sports in ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN other team after a 60-57 solutely no racial intent California on Wednesday LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL A A A victory over Orange Glen behind that action,” the www.jamescarriganlaw.com stripped a Southern Cal- High School of Escondido. 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Box 5 Federation. tradition at a college he warrants sanctions,” the Lynn, MA 01903 At least two students attended, the University statement said. A4 FRIDAY JULY 2, 2021 OPINION July 4 and the state of freedom HOW TO REACH US E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§¢ H. S¢¢ TREVOR BURNS 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 S ¢ Y Monica Connell Healey Our endangered system P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Deputy Editor J. Patrick Norton Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  T¢  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan On July 4 some 245 years branch, Congress hardly ually asked them to. Chief Operating O cer Editorial Editor Chairman ago, the signing of the Dec- functions anymore, pre- It’s all quite dishearten- Customer Service laration of Independence ferring partisan complain- ing and it might take an Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS articulated the political ing over lawmaking, and incredible act of political Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 ethos of the United States: preferring to pass thou- will — almost akin to the Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 a country founded on con- sand-plus page bills that ratification of the Consti- All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 sent of the governed and no member has the time to tution — to work our way Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 rooted in the idea that gov- read or consider. For exam- out of the quagmire we’re Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 ernments exist to protect ple, the original bill creat- sliding deeper into. Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 Classified/Legal Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 the natural rights of the ing the federal income tax The Constitution’s guar- [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 citizens. in 1913 was 14 pages long, antee of equality and free- John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Eleven years later, dele- while the 2010 Affordable dom was an empty promise Subscriptions gates met in the same place Care Act (ACA) was more to the millions of enslaved [email protected] to draft a Constitution that than 2,500 pages. African Americans. Af- Circulation would, they hoped, insti- In short, no one, whether ter the bloody Civil War, [email protected] tutionalize those founding a voter, senator, lobbyist the 13th, 14th and 15th principles. or even the Speaker of the amendments rectified that Ext. 3 How are things going House, knows what’s ac- grievous error in the text, Newsroom today? Not so well on the tually in these bills when although much work still [email protected] governing front despite they are passed. needed and needs to be [email protected] positive developments for Fundamentally, for un- done. We’ve recently seen Ext. 4 EDITORIAL human freedom. derstandable reasons, major victories in the right The structural aspects of Americans don’t feel repre- to marriage equality, and Sports [email protected] our Constitution — those sented in Washington, and Connecticut recently be- that delineate the various that sentiment is mani- came the 19th state to le- Ext. 5 responsibilities for the festing as resentment and galize adult recreational Retail and Online Floating a branches of government — despondency at best, or marijuana. Advertising are badly damaged. Con- elaborate and insane con- These victories show that [email protected] gress has largely delegated spiracy theories at worst. It progress toward a freer to the president its consti- might seem like a relative- and more just America is ADVERTISING new name tutional role to pass laws. ly small group of people ac- possible, but the fight will Ernie Carpenter Jr. The president and his tually run our country, be- be hard — just like it was Director of Advertising agents can make sweeping cause it’s largely true. The in 1776. and Business Development, ext. 1355 Editorial from the changes to our policies at president, agency heads, Trevor Burrus is a re- [email protected] Pittsburgh Post-Gazette the stroke of a pen. mid-level political appoin- search fellow in the Cato Ralph Mitchell While the Constitution tees, and civil servants do Institute’s Robert A. Levy Sales Representative, ext. 1313 The National Geographic Society an- exclusively vests lawmak- most of the governing be- Center for Constitutional [email protected] nounced in June that it will include a ing power in the legislative cause Congress has contin- Studies. Patricia Whalen fifth ocean in its maps of the Earth’s Sales Representative, ext. 1310 waters, recognizing the Southern [email protected] Ocean as a distinct body. KAREN HOBERT FLYNN Distinguished by the fierce east-flow- BUSINESS OFFICE ing Arctic Circumpolar Current, this Enough is enough Susan J. Conti ocean extends from the coast of Ant- Controller, ext. 1288 arctica to 60 degrees south latitude. “Nobody’s free until ev- We must embrace it, learn tions should be run. [email protected] It’s jarring when basic truths like the eryone is free,” said civil from it and dedicate our- It’s fitting to talk about Ted Grant number of planets or, say, the number rights hero Fannie Lou selves to changing course this piece of legislation as Publisher, ext. 1234 of oceans on Earth, change. But flex- Hamer. and trying to right the we near the 245th anniver- [email protected] ibility and willingness to learn is key She is right. That’s why wrongs of our ancestors. sary of the signing of the Marian Kinney to discovery and to human knowledge. on this Fourth of July, it’s In order to do that, we Declaration of Indepen- ext. 1212 The scientific community, including time that we, as Ameri- must work toward building dence because the For the [email protected] the National Oceanic and Atmospheric cans, hold ourselves up a democracy that works for People Act is, at its core, Administration, has recognized the ex- Will Kraft to the values we claim in everyone. about freedom. Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 istence of the fifth ocean since 1999, but our founding documents: For far too long, too many Enough is enough. It’s [email protected] there weren’t clearly-defined bound- that all people are creat- Americans, particularly past time that we take aries, and that recognition hasn’t yet ed equal and that “We the Black and brown people bold action to ensure every Paula Villacreses translated to public knowledge. People” are responsible for and young people, have American can enjoy the A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 As much as political leaders and building a more perfect been left out and had their freedoms, rights and lib- [email protected] pundits like to cite scientific consen- union, based on justice, voices silenced. erties that are supposed to Mike Shanahan sus as unarguable fact, consensus can tranquility and liberty. It’s As politicians and be guaranteed to us in this Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 change. New classification schemes time we build an inclusive wealthy special interests country. That starts with [email protected] can emerge. New information can democracy, where everyone attempt to silence our voic- protecting our freedom to Jim Wilson shake loose even the most firmly-held has a voice, can exercise es and restrict the right to vote and strengthening our Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 beliefs as the scientific method is im- their freedom to vote and vote, Congress is consider- democracy. [email protected] partial to politics or patronage. is able to participate in our ing a bill that could funda- As we celebrate this CIRCULATION The recognition of the Southern democracy. mentally change who has Fourth of July, let’s come Ocean by one of the world’s leading Even as I quote our found- power in our country and together as a nation and Lisa Mahmoud mapping authorities will likely begin ing documents, it is not lost protect everyone’s freedom demand our members of Manager, ext. 1239 pushing this reclassification into the on me that many people to vote. The For the People Congress deliver on the [email protected] public consciousness, especially given were specifically left out Act is the boldest pro-vot- promise of our American CUSTOMER SERVICE that many schools and teachers rely on of those texts, as America er, anti-corruption piece of ideals to protect our free- National Geographic for its free online was, in large part, found- legislation Congress has dom to vote, promote jus- La’ Mosha Ball materials in teaching geography. ed on a white supremacist considered in decades. tice and equity in our polit- Customer Service, ext. 1276 This isn’t the first time in recent ideology that saw the near The bill would protect ical system and strengthen [email protected] decades Americans have woken up to extermination of Native voting rights by giving vot- our democracy. GRAPHICS discover something they knew for fact people and enslavement of ers more safe and acces- Karen Hobert Flynn is suddenly wasn’t true. African people. As hard as sible options to cast their the president of Common Trevor Andreozzi Adults above a certain age were some may try to stop us, we ballot and set national Cause. She wrote this for Designer taught that there are nine celestial can’t hide from our past. standards for how elec- InsideSources.com. [email protected] masses orbiting our sun, as Pluto was Aaron Fee discovered in 1930 and deemed to be Designer the ninth. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR [email protected] Later, astronomers recategorized Edwin Peralta Jr. Pluto as a dwarf planet, reducing the Designer number of planets in the solar system Mourning the temple [email protected] to eight. There was sizable public out- cry against Pluto’s “demotion,” but the To the editor: served. But when the Sec- Rabbi Joshua asked NEWSROOM ond Temple was destroyed decision stuck. them, “my children, why do Mike Alongi Classification systems matter. Re- The Jewish fast of Tisha by the Romans, the fast of you not eat meat or drink Sports Editor, ext. 1228 casting the water around Antarctica as B’Av commemorates the Av was reinstated and con- wine?” [email protected] destruction of both Jerusa- tinues to this day. the Southern Ocean could raise pub- They said, “How can we Gayla Cawley lic awareness about the area, which lem Temples. The first was On a religious level, the destroyed by the Babylo- Temple acquired a long on- enjoy meat when we once News Editor, ext. 1236 contains some of the fastest-warming [email protected] nians and the second was going mourning status be- offered it on the Holy Tem- spaces on the planet as the climate ple Altar when the Temple changes and plays a key role in global destroyed around the same cause the Holy Temple was Allysha Dunnigan is now destroyed?” weather patterns. date about 500 years later regarded as an instrument Reporter, ext. 1302 [email protected] The newly-minted Southern Ocean by the Romans. that enabled the Jews to Joshua advised that it should serve as a reminder that knowl- The fast of Tshia B’Av achieve forgiveness from was indeed incumbent to Spenser Hasak edge evolves, that skepticism and con- will be observed this year their sins. remember and mourn the Photographer, ext. 1332 stant interrogation of the way people on Saturday night, July Our rabbis taught that loss of the Holy Temple but [email protected] 17 to the following night of when the Second Temple think about their world is good, that to be careful not to mourn Julia Hopkins flexibility in assimilating new infor- July 18. was destroyed a growing When the First Temple Jewish group separated too much. Photographer, ext. 1224 mation is important and that curiosity [email protected] is essential. was rebuilt the fast days from the rest of Israel and associated with the Tem- decided to neither eat meat Hersh Goldman Thor Jourgensen ple loss were no longer ob- nor drink wine. Swampscott Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] Daniel Kane Credit where credit is due Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 [email protected] To the editor: each generation, for it teachers and Senate col- comes only once to a peo- leagues. Steve Krause Robin Shelgren, in her ple. And those in world his- I have no opinion or in- Senior Writer, ext. 1229 [email protected] presentation, “Learning tory who have known free- formation as to how the Through the Ages,” at Sun- dom, and then lost it, have thought evolved over the Tréa Lavery rise of Lynnfield, attribut- never known it again.” years, but it is certainly Reporter, ext. 1317 [email protected] ed a quotation to Ronald This is the same idea that worthy of repetition and Reagan from his Jan. 5, David Shribman, in his emphasis. I am reminded Anne Marie Tobin 1967 inaugural address as “Neighbors” op-ed piece, of another great quote, by Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 governor of California. attributed to President [email protected] President Harry Truman: “Freedom is a fragile Biden as the president de- Sophie Yarin thing, and it is never more parted on his recent Euro- “It is amazing what you Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 than one generation away pean visit. can accomplish if you don’t [email protected] care who takes the credit.” from extinction. It is not In fairness to both men, TECHNOLOGY ours by way of inheritance. the president was also It must be fought for and quoted acknowledging his Ed Myskowski Tim Noyes defended constantly by earliest political science Lynnfield Director, ext. 1247 [email protected] FRIDAY JULY 2, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- why cones were blocking the Man arrested and arraigned larly arrests, re ect police records. causeway on Ocean Street. In the event of a perceived inac- She was told that police did curacy, it is the sole responsibility not block it off and it must in day-after-Christmas murder of the concerned party to contact have been a prank, so she moved the cones. the relevant police department and A West Street resident By Tréa Lavery mas and killed 31-year-old area of Quincy Terrace, Two of the six victims have the department issue a no- called at 12:11 a.m. Thurs- ITEM STAFF Gustavo Santana, also of where a low-budget music were brought to Salem tice of correction to the Daily Item. Lynn. video was being filmed, Hospital, while the other day to report that a car had LYNN — A suspect has Corrections or clarications will not Mejia was arrested at after receiving multiple four were transported to parked in front of his house, been arrested and charged be made without express notice of and the driver got out with two his home on Thursday reports of gunshots. Wit- Massachusetts General for a Quincy Terrace morning by Lynn Police nesses at the scene said change from the arresting police dogs and walked away. Hospital in Boston. Santa- shooting in December that and Massachusetts State they heard a spray of department. na was pronounced dead left one person dead and Police and arraigned in bullets that they believed Scams five injured. Lynn District Court. He may have come from an later that evening. Mejia will next appear in LYNN At 12:32 p.m. Wednesday, Darwin Mejia, 22, of pleaded not guilty and is automatic or semi-auto- court on August 16. a resident came to the station Lynn, was charged with being held without bail. matic weapon. Arrests Tréa Lavery can be to report that he had received one count of murder for At approximately 5:35 Several of the victims the shooting, which oc- reached at tlavery@item- Shane Johnson, of 100 a call from someone who p.m. December 26, Lynn fled down Washington Willow St., was arrested on claimed to be from Publishers curred on day after Christ- Police responded to the Street after being shot. live.com. Thursday for multiple warrants Clearinghouse, who said he including indecent assault had won a prize and in order and battery on a child under to claim his prize he had to Revere re ruled accidental 14, driving with a suspended purchase a $500 gift card. license, larceny and shoplift- The clerk at the store he went ing. to told him that it was a scam. By Tréa Lavery ITEM STAFF At 5:38 p.m. Wednesday, a Accidents resident came to the station REVERE — The cause A hit-and-run incident to report that she had re- of a seven-alarm fire that was reported at 10 p.m. on ceived mail about mortgage affected three homes on Wednesday at 22 Chatham insurance, but didn’t have a Hyde Street on Tuesday St.; at 8:42 a.m. on Thursday mortgage. was likely accidental, ac- on 103 Broad St. cording to the fire depart- A motor vehicle accident PEABODY ment and the state fire was reported at 11:22 p.m. marshal. on Wednesday at 90 Alden Accident The ongoing investiga- St.; at 6:26 a.m. on Thursday tion by the department on 150 Essex St.; at 8:22 Report of a motor vehicle and the Office of the State a.m. on Thursday at the in- accident Wednesday at 3:19 Fire Marshal has found no tersection of Chatham Street p.m. on Wallis Street. A car indication of foul play, and and Essex Street.; at 9:52 backed into a cruiser. was possibly linked to an a.m. on Thursday on 555 Report of a motor vehicle electrical cause. Summer St.; at 2 p.m. on accident at 6:26 p.m. at CVS “A fire of this magni- tude in a thickly-settled Thursday on 602 Boston St.; Pharmacy on Howley Street. at 3:27 p.m. on Thursday on area poses a grave danger Report of a hit-and-run to residents, firefighters 13 Lynn eld St.; at 3:42 p.m. accident Wednesday at 1:30 on Thursday at the intersec- and the surrounding com- p.m. on Granite Street. Dam- munity,” said State Fire tion of Burchstead Place and age to the driver’s side door. Union Street. Marshal Peter Ostroskey. “Fortunately, the build- Fire Assault and battery ing’s occupants heard smoke alarms, smelled Caller reports Wednesday An incident of assault and smoke and reported the at 4:44 p.m. of seeing smoke battery was reported at 491 fire quickly. This allowed ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS Lynnway at 11:58 a.m. on at 252 Newbury St. Fire dam- a rapid response by Re- aged cable wires, causing an Fire ghters deposit water onto a building after a seven-alarm re was Thursday. vere firefighters that was knocked down at 25 Hyde Street in Revere. outage. bolstered by mutual aid, bringing personnel from MARBLEHEAD fast-moving fire,” said dration and other heat-re- Complaints surrounding communities several were treated for to provide assistance that heat exhaustion. Revere Fire Chief Chris- lated injuries, but things Accidents Caller reported Wednesday made a difference in Tues- Residents in two build- topher Bright. “The day’s could have been much at 2 p.m. reports a ght in At 3:25 p.m. Wednesday, day’s sweltering heat.” ings on Hyde Street and severe heat conditions worse if the fire developed police received a report that progress with a knife involved Firefighters that re- one on Pleasant Street and heavy smoke created while people were sleep- an MBTA bus had hit a truck outside of the Extended Stay sponded to the fire at were displaced by the fire. a challenging situation ing.” on Pleasant Street. There were hotel on Route 1 south. Or- around 4:30 p.m. Tues- “We are extremely for- and resulted in five fire- Tréa Lavery can be three passengers on the bus, lando Figueroa, of 255 Tim- day had to contend with tunate that no residents fighters being transported reached at tlavery@item- none of whom were injured, ber Creek Lane, Marietta, 100-degree weather, and were injured in this to area hospitals for dehy- live.com. and the accident resulted in Ga., was summoned to court only minor damage. for threatening to commit a crime. Boat rescue A road rage incident was TV’s Mack sentenced in sex-slave case reported Wednesday at 5:32 Police received a report at p.m . at Petco, 10 Sylvan St. By Tom Hays 6:32 p.m. Wednesday of a Party stated suspect’s vehicle ASSOCIATED PRESS boat without engine power in was a red jeep. No further in- the harbor. The harbormaster formation was given. NEW YORK — TV actor was able to bring the six pas- Allison Mack, who played sengers and their dog ashore Theft a key role in the scan- safely. dal-ridden, cult-like group Report Wednesday at 1:05 NXIVM, was sentenced Complaints p.m. of a stolen car at Shaw’s to three years in prison Wednesday on charges A report of fresh graf ti on Supermarket, 2105 Andover St.; at May’s Men’s and Furni- she manipulated women the seawall on Bass Rock into becoming sex slaves Lane at 3:59 p.m. Wednes- ture Store, 2108 Andover St. A larceny was reported for the group’s spiritual day. leader. Thursday at 9:44 a.m. A caller Police received reports of Mack — best known for trees or branches down on reported her boyfriend stole her role as a young Super- Wednesday at 6:20 p.m. on her credit card and made a man’s close friend on the Dartmouth Road; at 6:25 purchase at a car dealership. series “Smallville” — had p.m. on Lafayette Street; at A stolen moped was report- previously pleaded guilty 6:26 p.m. on Briar Lane; and ed Thursday at 9:48 a.m. to the charges and began on Thursday at 5:49 a.m. on cooperating against NX- Ames Road. Vandalism IVM leader Keith Raniere. Report of wires down at Prosecutors credited her 6:52 p.m. Wednesday on Vandalism reported Wed- with helping them mount Blueberry Road. nesday at 8:28 p.m. at Cen- evidence showing how Ra- At 10:05 p.m. Wednes- tury House Restaurant, 235 niere created a secret soci- day, a resident called to ask Andover St. ety of brainwashed wom- en who were branded with his initials. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS At her sentencing in Lynner hurt in cycle Brooklyn federal court, Allison Mack, center, leaves federal court with her mother Mindy Mack Mack renounced the after being sentenced, Wednesday in New York. The “Smallville” actor crash in Newburyport self-improvement guru. was sentenced to three years in prison for her role in the scandal-rid- “I made choices I will den, cultlike NXIVM group. forever regret,” she said, crash took a while. By Allysha Dunnigan also telling the judge she tencing guidelines, Mack Mack, 38, was once part tory language, including ITEM STAFF Martin said the man was filled with “remorse had faced between 14 and of the inner circle of Ra- racial slurs, to humiliate was taken by ambulance LYNN — A single-ve- and guilt.” 17 1/2 years behind bars, niere, whose group at- ‘slaves,’” the government to Portsmouth Regional hicle motorcycle accident “I am sorry to those of but her defense team ar- tracted millionaires and papers said. More impor- Hospital as paramedics in Newburyport on June you that I brought into gued in court papers that actors among its adher- tantly, she provided a re- NXIVM,” she wrote in a 30 left a 65-year-old Lynn were concerned with the probation or a sentence ents. Prosecutors said cording of a conversation letter filed with the court man hospitalized. injuries sustained by the to home confinement was she became a “master” for she had with Raniere last week. “I am sorry I The accident, which oc- man. more appropriate. Pros- “slaves” she ordered “to about the branding, they ever exposed you to the curred around 3:45 p.m., Martin said the cause ecutors had agreed that perform labor, take nude added. nefarious and emotional- occured on Interstate 95 of the crash seems to be any prison term should photographs, and in some The branding should in- ly abusive schemes of a southbound near Hale operator error, but is still be below the guidelines cases, to engage in sex volve “a vulnerable posi- being investigated. twisted man.” range because of her coop- acts with Raniere.” tion type of a thing” with Street, and Trooper Mar- She reiterated her apolo- Allysha Dunnigan can eration. As authorities closed in “hands probably above the tin on the Massachusetts gies to the victims in court be reached at adunnigan@ “The NXIVM saga and on Raniere, he fled to Mex- head being held, almost State Police in Newbury on Wednesday: “From the said the cleanup of the itemlive.com. the story of Ms. Mack’s de- ico with Mack and oth- like being tied down, like deepest part of my heart scent have been a tragedy ers to try to reconstitute sacrificial, whatever,” Ra- and soul, I am sorry.” for all involved. But that the group there. He was niere told her. The wom- Raccoon attacks woman Mack wept at times need not, and should not, arrested and sent to the en, he added, “should say, while reading her state- be the end of the story for United States in March ‘Please brand me. It would MALDEN (AP) — A WCVB reported. ment to the court. U.S. Allison Mack,” her law- 2018; Mack was arrested be an honor.’ Or something Malden woman will go Rose’s husband, Brad District Judge Nicholas yers wrote in court papers. a few days later. like that.” through a series of rabies Day, heard her yell and Garaufis told her he be- A victim, Jessica Joan, “Ms. Mack now under- Raniere was sentenced vaccines after she was at- rushed outside to help. lieved her apology was rejected Mack’s apologies, stands that this was the last year to 120 years in tacked by a rabid raccoon He said fending off the sincere, but said she de- telling the judge the actor best thing that could have prison for his conviction in her backyard. raccoon was challenging served a serious sentence deserved no mercy. happened to her at that on sex-trafficking charges. Laurie Rose said she because he is blind, but it for using her celebrity to “She can blame Keith time,” the defense papers A 41-year-old heir to the went outside to put her eventually let go of Rose’s groom victims as “a will- all she wants but she is said. Seagram’s fortune, Clare ing and proactive ally” chicken in its pen on ankle after Day hit it with a monster cut from the Mack provided infor- Bronfman, was sentenced and “essential accomplice Saturday when she saw a pan several times, the same cloth,” Joan said in mation to prosecutors to nearly seven years in to Raniere’s monstrous court on Wednesday. “Al- about how Raniere, now prison in September for the raccoon. She said it news station reported. crimes.” charged at her and would Shortly after, the couple lison Mack is a predator 60, encouraged “the use her role as Raniere’s un- Under advisory sen- of demeaning and deroga- not let go of her heel, called the police. and an evil human being.” wavering benefactor. A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY JULY 2, 2021 West Lynn life lessons JOURGENSEN hanging onto the back From A1 of cars or buses, your shoe soles skidding along new uniforms and equip- packed snow or ice. ment. You walked to your Barroom bravado only neighbor’s house or your went so far when this cousin’s. You walked to the mobbed-up guy walked store. You always walked into a local watering hole to school. You stumbled and confronted an un- out of bars and stumbled lucky gambler over un- into work. Speaking of paid debts. If you knew work, the trio defined em- what was good for you, ployment in loose terms: you put down your beer The bar you drank in and took a hike. one day might be the one The West Lynn of the where you were working last century included kids the next. running up to the train Cars seemed to last tracks to collect coal that spilled off locomotive ten- about as long as relation- ders. Life lessons got in- ships, with a procession termingled with dirt lot or of blondes, brunettes and school gymnasium sports. redheads riding in Old- The kid you tussled with smobiles, Corvettes and one afternoon might be Cadillacs. the one who kept you from That description proba- fighting the wrong person bly sells the three friends ITEM PHOTOS | JULIA HOPKINS the following day. short: These guys served their country in uniform St. Mary’s players celebrate the MIAA Eastern Mass Division 2 title win over Hopkington. There were neighbor- hood cops who “always did and, to hear them tell it, good.” There were cops on they remain respected the take who shook down and detested in places as merchants. In the West far flung as Australia. St. Mary’s baseball joins short list Lynn McCormack, Impe- Tall tales aside, the real rial and Lennon remem- testament to their tough- ber, braggarts ultimately ness is their iron-clad of back-to-back state champions had to prove themselves commitment to remain- or shut up — and you al- ing friends across the de- ST. MARY’S up this year, bottom line, ways defended the weak, cades. They always have From A1 especially on the mound,” the halt and the lame. each others’ backs and Dana said after the win. The three friends they would (and almost preaches the little things “It was nice to have Aiven clapped eyes on all the have) laid their lives down on the baseball field, and (Cabral) once a week due sports greats of their day, for their brothers. those little things are to the pitch count stuff, including Mickey Mantle The jokes and ribbing what won the Spartans but we had to hand the sound dated. But the this championship. They and Bobby Orr, during an ball to young guys like words are drenched in scored five runs on only era when famous people Eric Bridges and John No- four hits. They scored two did not have their images love and they offer a good wicki and Tommy Falasca, runs on one passed ball. perpetually burnished or reminder that if we don’t and those guys produced They turned double plays tarnished by social media. have people we care about and made diving catches and grew up in a hurry Everything seemed to and the opportunities to in the field throughout this year.” get done on foot back in spend time with them, the playoffs. They got re- It was so fitting that the day in West Lynn. In then we have nothing in liable pitching not only this was the way the first winter, you hitched a ride this life. from their ace, but also state tournament after from a group of newcom- the pandemic ended. Af- ers who weren’t even in ter an incredibly difficult high school yet when the year in so many ways, Nahant offers tips Spartans won in 2019. seeing a team come back And let’s not forget, St. and accomplish one of the Mary’s was 6-5 at one most difficult tasks in all for July 4 safety point this year before of sports — defending a winning 14 of its last 15 championship — was the From left, St. Mary’s Aiven Cabral, Lucas Rin- games. only way this year could conand Dante D’Ambrosio celebrate with their SAFETY On top of that, Deb “We needed guys to step end properly. championship trophy. From A1 Murphy, Nahant’s public health nurse, wants to or younger. remind residents that the The fire department COVID-19 virus is still wanted to remind Nahant looming out there — and Lynn approves city funds for residents that they should it is especially threaten- always remember, when ing for younger popula- operating a gas grill, to tions. unarmed crisis response team never leave a burning Murphy noted that 77 grill unattended; they percent of residents are should also make sure ties of color and even save man-Maynard, co-chair of Anthony Coleman of vaccinated but there is By Allysha that the lid is open when Dunnigan the city money. LRJC and Organizer for Diverse People United still work to do in regards lighting the grill, which ITEM STAFF “When police are called Essex County Communi- said the benefits of the to younger populations ensures that the propane into nonviolent situations, ty Organization, said this program will go beyond who have yet to be vacci- doesn’t build up and blow LYNN — The city coun- it can escalate things and kind of response team has averting use of force and nated, either by choice or the lid off. cil approved $500,000 in create a whole new prob- worked in other places. will also connect Lynn due to the fact that they NFD also wanted to re- have simply been unable the fiscal year 2022 city lem,” said Ella Thomas, a “Unarmed crisis re- residents in crisis with mind residents to turn off to yet. Murphy recom- budget to create an un- member of Lynn United sponse has been proven appropriate and essential the burners and close the mended that, when in- armed crisis response for Change who has advo- to save lives, save money services. propane cylinders when doors or in crowds, those team, following a year of cated for the ALERT pro- and divert calls away from A recent public letter en- they are done cooking and unvaccinated individuals organizing and advocat- gram. “I remember one in- dorsing the creation of an police,” Hickman-May- to not smoke while han- should wear masks. She ing for this by the Lynn unarmed crisis response cident where the approach nard said. dling a propane cylinder. also reminded residents Racial Justice Coalition. team separate from the police took with a family Eugene, Ore. has about They should make sure to to not share drinks at Mayor Thomas McGee police force brought en- member who has mental 175,000 residents and replace old propane cylin- gatherings. and the coalition have health struggles changed its unarmed crisis re- dorsements from a large named the program the ders and clean the grease This Fourth of July, the situation from to- sponse program, called number of local faith lead- trap every time a grill is make sure to stay safe All Lynn Emergency Re- tally calm to dangerous CAHOOTS, handles 17 ers, elected officials, candi- sponse Team (ALERT). used. — whether it’s by social and traumatic. Like a lot percent of calls that previ- dates for municipal office, When using charcoal, distancing or not sharing This comes almost ex- of Black parents, I wor- ously would have gone to local businesses and labor actly a year after the co- residents should make drinks or by paying atten- ry about something even police officers, saving the and community groups. sure to only use charcoal tion next to the grill. It’s alition staged a demon- worse happening to my city about $8.5 million a “This is a great first step stration outside the 2021 starter fluid and to grill hard to celebrate America children and grandchil- year. to much-needed change,” in a well-ventilated area, from a hospital bed. budget hearing demand- said Eugene Anderson ing the city address sys- due to charcoal briquettes Sam Minton can be of IUE-CWA Local 201. reached at sminton@item- temic racism by taking a “This is real systemic change. The emitting carbon monoxide “Local 201’s Civil Rights gas. live.com. new approach to public goal is to put a solution in place Committee is proud to be safety. a part of the continued The unarmed crisis re- that will lessen the likelihood of progress in our city.” sponse team will respond The Lynn Racial Jus- Saugus buys into to nonviolent situations lethal force in our city and will tice Coalition — made up that can be handled by cri- of Diverse People United, sis-response workers with make a real difference in the way Essex County Communi- specialized training in ty Organization (ECCO), new technology social work, deescalation, we keep our community safe.” IUE-CWA Local 201, and emergency medical Lynn United For Change, TECHNOLOGY set a district up for the next assistance, rather than by — President of North Shore Juneteenth New Lynn Coalition, From A1 5-10 years,” he said. “Now’s police officers. North Shore Juneteenth the time to move. Now’s the “People around the na- Association Nicole McClain committee won’t have the time to make these pur- Association and Prevent money to make these im- tion are asking ‘what’s chases.” the Cycle — has also suc- provements next year. next?’ as we look beyond dren if they interact with More than 99 percent Sam Minton can be cessfully pushed for police “So, again, (we’re) trying the one-year anniversa- the police. No one should of the calls directed to reached at sminton@item- body cameras, reinstate- to be proactive, trying to ry of the death of George have to worry like that.” CAHOOTS are resolved ment of the city’s Human live.com. Floyd,” said Adriana Paz, Coalition members said without the need for police Rights Commission and co-chair of the Lynn Ra- that locally, overall arrests backup. Similar programs the creation of a munici- cial Justice Coalition have declined over recent are now running or being pal diversity, equity and (LRJC) and president of years but the percentage planned in numerous oth- inclusion officer position. Need to find Prevent the Cycle. “Mov- of calls that end in use of er cities including Denver, “People who have never ing toward an unarmed force has increased. Colo. and Austin, Texas. had to live the experience crisis response team is “We envision a program “This is real systemic of confronting systemic an article? one part of our response that would reduce use- change,” said President of racism need to under- here in Lynn.” of-force incidents by re- North Shore Juneteenth stand the enormous bur- The coalition said the sponding to a broad range Association Nicole Mc- den our Black and brown Subscribe to unarmed crisis response of calls including mental Clain. “The goal is to put a brothers and sisters have team will reduce the use health crises, wellness solution in place that will long had to shoulder,” said e-edition on of force, prevent unneces- checks, drug overdoses lessen the likelihood of le- Paz. “That’s why changes sary entanglement with and noise complaints,” thal force in our city and like this are so urgent.” the criminal justice sys- said Jonathon Feinberg of will make a real difference Allysha Dunnigan can tem, begin to address the the New Lynn Coalition. in the way we keep our be reached at adunnigan@ over-policing of communi- Rev. 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ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Diverse People United will hold its second July 4 “Occupy Wyoma Square” march in Lynn, starting in Manning Field at 12 p.m on Sunday. Diverse People United Marching For Freedom on July 4

FREEDOM try that have re- "Until the Black, disabled, stricted freedoms From A1 and do not share not even a year LGBTQIA person has the the same as the old — but they same opportunities, same most privileged are working hard and wealth in when it comes to freedom, same liberties, same this country so, to social advocacy some degree, it’s and are made up rights and is treated with the hypocritical.” of a diverse group There will be of individuals same respect as the straight, spoken-word per- including those formances at the from the BIPOC white, rich male, we have event, along with and LGBTQ+ speeches from a communities. work to do and we want to variety of differ- Diverse People ent backgrounds. United (DPU) recognize that." “As we try to has held several embody our name, marches and also — DPU Co-founder we have a diverse organized a “Stop group of individu- Asian Hate” rally. Neil Whittredge als speaking from This summer, the ed around the country, many different organization will also be DPU’s Neil Whittredge demographics,” he said. hosting a “Youth Rising” realizes that the United While last year’s event summit as DPU wants States still has a lot of was planned in a week, to be involved with the work to do. Diverse People United is youth of the city. “Until the Black, dis- hoping that this year’s This is the second time abled, LGBTQIA person march will be a bigger af- the group will hold an has the same opportuni- fair since they have had “Occupy Wyoma Square” ties, same freedom, same some more time to pre- march on July 4. While liberties, same rights and pare. last year’s focus was a is treated with the same The event will begin at response to the murder respect as the straight, 12 p.m. in Manning Field. of George Floyd, the mes- white, rich male, we have Then, participants will sage behind this year’s work to do and we want march all the way to Wy- event is “none of us are to recognize that,” Whit- oma Square, where orga- free, until all of us are teridge said. “While this nizers and demonstrators free.” country celebrates the will occupy the space. While there has been Fourth of July and its Sam Minton can be ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK some progress in ra- freedom, there are a lot reached at sminton@item- Protesters from the 2020 DPU demonstration make their way back cial equity implement- of people in this coun- live.com. down Broadway to Manning Field. Lynn school committee passes $180M budget for 2022

By Allysha chase of new uniforms for than $10 million from last services; this will ideally nological skills and digi- Students in the district Dunnigan student athletes. year, which allows for the coincide with students’ tal literacy, and an added are scheduled to return to ITEM STAFF School Committee mem- district to hire 200 new Individualized Education administrative-level posi- full-time, in-person learn- ber Donna Coppola sug- positions to support stu- Programs (IEPs) and will tion to focus on family and ing in the fall and the LYNN — The School gested this amendment dent needs. allow them to meet time- community engagement. state Department of Ele- Committee voted unan- after discussing the old This includes the addi- lines better. Translational services mentary and Secondary imously to approve the and mismatched uni- tion of 19 social workers This budget features the will receive $208,000 in Education said masks will fiscal year 2022 (FY22) forms that students have and three school adjust- addition of parent liaisons the FY22 budget, which not be required. budget during a meeting to wear. ment counselors to ad- for every school — two in Deputy Superintendent Committee member on Thursday night, which School Business Admin- dress the needs of the stu- the larger schools — as Debra Ruggiero said has Michael Satterwhite totals $180.7 million. istrator Kevin McHugh dents. well as 11 more English been underfunded to thanked Tutwiler, May- Prior to the vote, the said money for uniforms The FY22 budget also as a Second Language begin with. or Thomas M. McGee, committee passed a bud- will be distributed based includes the addition of teachers. “We really need to for- McHugh and the rest of get amendment mov- on the need for each sport, 31 positions in special There will also be an malize how we translate the team who worked on ing $50,000, from funds which he said will be de- education, which Super- added position in the for our families, because it this budget, saying it is previously reserved as termined by the schools’ intendent of Schools Dr. Welcome Center, an ad- needs to be the right cal- very well thought out. unemployment benefitsathletic directors. Patrick Tutwiler said ditional 16 technology iber translation,” Ruggie- Allysha Dunnigan can within the personnel de- The FY22 budget re- will allow the district teachers to allow students ro said during a previous be reached at adunnigan@ partment, toward the pur- ceived an increase of more to provide more reliable to engage deeper in tech- meeting. itemlive.com

Swampscott OKs marijuana dispensary Selling a house? Buying a house? DISPENSARY a 45-degree angle than a liveries to the business be organizations housed in From A1 90-degree angle, causing made in its parking lot in the VFW expressed opti- Find out what properties high-speed turns off of front of the building, rath- mism at the collaboration The most recent version New Ocean Street onto er than on nearby Curry so far with Calyx Peak. recently sold in your area. of the plan, which includes Pine Street.” Circle. It also provides for The plan will also have changes from past itera- The Calyx Peak plan 18 parking spaces each for to be approved by the Check out tions, removed a sitting would alter the entrance the dispensary and the town’s Planning Depart- area and included ways to of Pine Street to make it VFW post, divided so that ment and Zoning Board the Real Estate page improve the intersection closer to a 90-degree an- customers do not take up before the company can in Saturday’s paper. of Pine and New Ocean gle in order to slow down parking at the VFW. move forward. Streets where it is located. cars and move the curb Other details still to be Swampscott has also es- “If you’ve traveled it cut at the entrance to the ironed out include the lo- tablished an agreement once, you’ve traveled it VFW parking lot, creating cation of the VFW’s flag- with another cannabis probably one too many a shared curb cut for both poles, how snow-removal company, Terpene Jour- times,” Spellios said about lots as far away from the operations will be conduct- ney, for a location on Para- the intersection. “The intersection as possible. ed and how the two park- dise Road. way in which Pine Street In addition to these ing lots will be physically Tréa Lavery can be and New Ocean Street changes, the plan has separated. However, many reached at tlavery@item- come together is more of made space to have all de- representatives from the live.com. A8 FRIDAY JULY 2, 2021 LOOK! Drive Your Corvette to Work Day, I Forgot Day, Comic Sans Day, World UFO Day

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STEVE KRAUSE COMMENTARY Jim Carrigan again living his Dream James J. Carrigan is the show on hold was but if he’s going to talk to is involved. He has also back to living the dream made at the outset of the a guest on his show, he’ll lent his passions to other — the American Dream. crisis, when nobody knew do his homework and find nonprofits such as Lynn Carrigan, a Lynn quite what to do, or quite out. Economic Opportunity. attorney, has hosted what not to do, to keep Second, he is genuinely Fourth, Carrigan’s been his cable-TV show “The this virus from spreading. concerned — both about around the political block American Dream” for the So even though Car- issues and about people. once or twice. Always last 10 years consecutive- rigan is now 80 (having Last August, The Item active politically, he ly, and 16 in total. He says achieved that milestone did a special front-page became a member of the Saturday’s guests on The American Dream, the show’s objective is to this past April) — and feature on the status of Massachusetts state del- hosted by Attorney James J. Carrigan, are, get relevant people on as one might think he’d be race in America. Writers egation in 1970 when he from left, Adam Kaszynski, President, IUE- guests and to help explain more inclined to dig in from many areas of the won a seat in the House. CWA Local 201 and Justin Richards, Business public policy to the view- and fight the decision to political spectrum were While he was still in his Agent, IUE-CWA Local 201. ing audience. pull the plug on the show asked to participate, and first term, State Senator The first show is Sat- — he acquiesced. Carrigan was one. His Charles V. Hogan died practicing ever since. County Bar Association, urday morning at 7 a.m., But even he will tell you piece bemoaned the fact in office, and Carrigan Carrigan is ready to and Ann Gugino Carri- and will feature Adam that 15 months is a long that Blacks have had to won the special election to hit the ground running gan (Jim’s wife), a past Kaszynski and Justin time to go between shows. fight hard for the gains fill his seat. now that his show’s president; former Lynn Richards, president and He was ready when he they’ve made in the But that’s as far as back up and running. District Court judge Al- business agent, respective- got the green light to United States, and said it went. He never won Future guests include bert S. Conlon; Loring ly, of the IUE-CWA Local go forward with it, and, that the most courageous an entire term on his Item Publisher Ted Fluke from the Greater 201, with the topic being speaking only for myself, politician he ever met own, losing a primary to Grant and News Editor Lynn Bar Association; the “State of the Union.” I’m ready too. It’s a very was Robert F. Kennedy, eventual State Senate Gayla Cawley; Lynn state Sen. Brendan The show is coming off good show. Carrigan con- because he dared to speak Majority Leader Walter School Superintendent Crighton; Salem Mayor a 15-month hiatus caused sistently has intelligent to a crowd of Black voters J. Boverini by less than Dr. Patrick Tutwiler; Kimberley Driscoll; by the COVID-19 pan- guests, and he gets the on the same night Mar- 500 votes. Saugus Town Attorney and — at some point — demic. After all, a talk most out of them. tin Luther King was It didn’t take him long John Vasapolli; for- yours truly. show in which you’re in a There’s a reason, assassinated. to get back on his feet. He mer U.S. Congressman Watch it. The shows are studio — with equipment though, why Carrigan’s Third, Carrigan puts his returned to Suffolk Uni- Michael Harrington; run on Lynn Cable televi- that’s used again and show is so good — and so money where his mouth versity — from where he’d Jeffrey Crosby, execu- sion (Channel 3 Comcast, again by different people necessary in a city of such is. He cares about Lynn obtained his undergradu- tive director of the New 38 on Verizon) Tuesdays (8 — wouldn’t be the perfect diversity as Lynn. First and its people, and backs ate degree — and earned Lynn Coalition, State p.m.), Thursdays (5 p.m.) venue for social distanc- and foremost, Carrigan is it up with strong com- a Juris Doctor from the Representative Peter and Saturdays (7 a.m.). ing. And that’s especially no dilettante. He may not mitment, whether it’s to Suffolk School of Law. Capano of Lynn, attor- Steve Krause can be true when you consider know everything there is social causes or My Broth- He was admitted to the ney Michael Merriam, reached at skrause@item- that the decision to put to know about everything, er’s Table, in which he bar in 1977 and has been president of the Essex live.com. Lynnfield says ‘good-bye’ to longtime town employee By Anne Marie Tobin included working with employees and more than just payroll. She was family, ter Markey Gibbons and son-in-law ITEM STAFF retirees on insurance and other import- always there when anyone had a life Steve Mallon attended the reception to ant matters. event. She touched everyone and is just help celebrate. LYNNFIELD — The Town of Lynnfield “She treats every employee like a fam- a beautiful person. We are all going to “This is a wonderful day as this is has said good-bye to a beloved employee ily member. She’s been an inspiration miss her smile and positive outlook she everything my mother deserved,” said best described by one word — family. to all of us, and Town Hall won’t be the brought every single day to this building.” Dianne Mallon. “It brought tears to my Maureen Lanpher, who logged 29 same without her,” said Curtin. “As our Assistant Town Accountant Janice eyes. She’s always been a special person years as payroll and benefits coordinator payroll and employee benefits person, Coburn said she worked closely with and I think seeing so many people here for the town’s Treasurer/Collector office, Maureen is one of the first people you Lanpher for 20 years, balancing the today is a wonderful testament to her. was honored Tuesday with a stand- meet when you come to work for the payroll together. All I could say is, ‘well done, Mom.’” ing-room-only luncheon reception in the Town of Lynnfield, and she’s perfect for “I’m really going to miss her, she was “She really liked to make both of her Joe Maney Room at Town Hall. that role because there is no person who such a pleasure to work with,” Coburn families — her work family and her “Honestly, I never thought I would be has a more positive attitude. Maureen said. ” home family — feel important in good here for 29 years. It’s gone by in a flash,” looks on the bright side and sees the Assistant Finance Director Julie times and bad,” said Colene Gibbons. said Lanpher. good in everyone.” McCarthy describes Lanpher as an “You could see the impact she made, “It’s been so special, every day of it, Many of Lanpher’s colleagues echoed “extremely uplifting person” who will be from the young firefighters to the se- and it never felt like work. These people Curtin’s sentiments. “very difficult to replace. niors who were here today.” I’ve worked with are truly my second “There is nobody better than Maureen,” “She’s like my work mom; she’s family, When told that some of her colleagues family and I love them all.” said Assistant to the Treasurer/Collector someone I could talk to about anything, described her a “Renaissance woman,” Assistant Town Administrator Bob Rose Kenney, who worked for 17 years whether it’s gardening, decorating, cook- Lanpher laughed, saying, “Jack-of-all- Curtin said Lanpher’s daily duties alongside Lanpher. “She was so much ing or family aging issues,” she said. trades, master of none, that’s me.” “She’s just dynamite and just makes con- McCarthy disagreed. nections with people. The truth is she runs “That’s exactly who Maureen is, Re- circles about so many of us younger people.” naissance woman,” said McCarthy. “She Lanpher was married for 57 years to does it all.” Local news in the palm of your hand her husband Robert “Bun” Lanpher Lanpher said she plans to enjoy her before he died 15 years ago. They lived yard this summer and then launch a in Woburn, raising five daughters with “second career” this fall. 14 grandchildren and nine great-grand- “I don’t know what it will be, but it will children. be something,” Lanpher said. Daughters Dianne Mallon and Co- Anne Marie Tobin can be reached at lene Gibbons, along with granddaugh- [email protected].

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ITEM PHOTOS | JULIA HOPKINS St. Mary’s Dante D’Ambrosio, right, celebrates St. Mary’s players storm the mound after their win over Hopkinton to clinch a Division 2 state with Colby Magliozzi after scoring a run. title Thursday. St. Mary’s sits atop Division 2 once again

at least one team win a nd yourself out of the BASEBALL state championship in tournament. This group By Mike Alongi each of the last 14 years. never let one mistake ITEM SPORTS EDITOR “We really had a great turn into two mistakes, team coming back in and they kept their focus HOPKINTON — Things 2020, but this group of the whole way.” weren’t looking great seniors along with Aiven Aiven Cabral battled early on in the game for (Cabral), they were there back from a slow start in the St. Mary’s baseball in 2019 and they saw that this one, going 6 1/3 in- team, but the Spartans the state tournament is nings and allowing two buckled down and came something special,” said runs on ve hits with through with clutch plays St. Mary’s coach Derek nine strikeouts. After al- on both sides of the eld Dana, who played on the lowing two runs on three to take home their second last St. Mary’s baseball hits in the rst inning, consecutive Division 2 team to win two straight Cabral only allowed two state championship with titles in 1987 and 1988. hits the rest of the way a 5-2 win over Hopkinton “And if you lose your fo- and never allowed a run- Thursday afternoon. cus for one minute and ner past second base. With the win, St. Mary’s let one mistake turn into St. Mary’s pitcher Aiven Cabral capped a dominant season with a win High School has now had two mistakes, you can ST. MARY’S, B2 on the mound to capture a second straight state title for the Spartans. Navs teach the next generation at youth camp

By Mike Alongi three-day gathering for a conduit to bring fans, ITEM SPORTS EDITOR kids ages six through 12. and especially kids, out “The main thing we to enjoy the game of LYNN — When the wanted to do is give back baseball.” January family took over to the kids and give them The event, which ran the North Shore Naviga- tors in 2019, one of the a reason to come out to Monday through Wednes- main goals that they had the ballpark,” said Derek day at Fraser Field, drew in mind was to give back January, who serves as nearly 80 kids and fea- to the local community. the team’s president and tured Navigators play- After the pandemic put general manager. “We ers and coaches running some of those plans on have a lot of high-level, drills and giving lessons COURTESY PHOTO | ST. JOHN’S PREP ATHLETICS hold for a year, the Navs talented players on this each day. The St. John’s Prep lacrosse team nished at the top of Division 1 for launched their rst youth team and we want to the rst time in more than 10 years Thursday. camp this week with a be able to use them as NAVS, B2 Eagles lacrosse brings home rst state title in 11 years team since 2010, when ie Kaden Quirk added six LACROSSE the Eagles beat Duxbury saves in net. By Mike Alongi 12-11 in overtime. The game got off to a ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Jimmy Ayers led the blazing start on both offensive attack for St. sides Wednesday night, DANVERS — The St. John’s Prep with four with BC High strik- John’s Prep lacrosse team goals and one assist, ing rst on a goal from had to battle a league ri- while Michael Kelly had Louis Timmons in the val, some tough weath- er and a 14-hour delay two goals and one assist. opening minutes of the in order to pull out the Charlie Danis had two game. Danis answered victory, but the Eagles goals and Tommy Sar- right back for the Prep managed to do it all in an ni notched one goal and to tie the score at 1-1, 11-7 win over BC High to one assist, while Graham then Verrier battled his win the Division 1 state Tyson and Lucas Verri- way through a scrum in championship Thursday er each scored one goal. front of the net to put St. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK afternoon at Glatz Field. Charlie Wilmot had two John’s ahead 2-1. It’s the rst state title assists and Pat Atkins Jackson Danahy of Swampscott locks onto a pitch as he bats during win for the Prep lacrosse notched one assist. Goal- EAGLES, B2 the North Shore Navigators youth baseball camp on Tuesday. Lynn Babe Ruth All-Stars return with high expectations By Daniel Kane The 15-year-old roster is Now he shifts his fo- Burton, John DaSaia, old assistant coach) and World Series in 2016. ITEM STAFF made up of plenty of local cus to a team that boasts Josh Jimenez, Lew Hop- we’ve picked up where “I’m a guy who honest- talent and that list starts some young high school kins, Morenel Castro and they left off guiding them ly shoots for the stars,” LYNN — Lynn Babe at the top with Coach talent like Lynn Classi- Shane Bourque. through that process.” Burt said. “When I was Ruth All-Star season is Christian Burt. cal’s Darnell Leon and “These kids are all Burt is joined on his in Babe Ruth we went nally back in full swing Burt is a second base- Almani Medina and En- studs,” Burt said. “Pret- staff by Babe Ruth regu- to the World Series and this summer and all three man for Salem State glish’s Mateo “Diggy” Ro- ty much everyone on the lar Bill McCafferty, Breed that’s this team’s goal too. teams have high hopes University and recently driguez. team can pitch, but Gabe Middle School coach Obviously we’re going to heading into their rst earned Massachusetts Other key players will Diaz will probably be our Brandon Rochileau and take it one game at a time slate of games. The 13-, State Collegiate Athletic be Gabriel Diaz, Juneil ace. We’ve had a lot of Anthony Nickolakakis. but we believe this team 14- and 15-year-olds are Conference All-Star hon- Guzman, William Mc- time to practice and the Burt and Nickolakakis has a good shot to make a all slated to begin a four- ors on a Vikings team Cafferty, Janier Rodri- kids have bought into were teammates on the deep run.” game initial season start- that won a MASCAC title guez Jr., Stephen Pedro, our system. They learned 15-year-old team that ing Friday night. this spring. Anthony Cedano, Craig from Rich Avery (14-year- made it to the Babe Ruth BABE RUTH, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY JULY 2, 2021 BABE RUTH ALL-STAR SCHEDULE St. Mary’s baseball battles back FRIDAY 15-year-old All-Stars Lynn at Medford (5:30) 14-year-old All-Stars Andover at Lynn (7:30) to win Division 2 state title 13-year-old All-Stars Lynn at Marblehead (5:30) ST. MARY’S From B1

TV/RADIO John Nowicki came in to pitch the nal two outs and Auto racing earn his second save of the 6 p.m...... IMSA: Six Hours of the Glen ...... NBCSN Baseball season. 6:30 p.m...... Triple A: Scranton/Wilkes-Barre at Worcester ...... NESN+ “This was his best per- 7 p.m...... NY Mets at NY Yankees ...... MLB Network formance stuff-wise, but 9:40 p.m...... Boston at Oakland ...... NESN; WEEI-FM 93.7 mentality-wise he was Pro basketball 8 p.m...... WNBA: Chicago at Dallas...... CBSSN unbelievable (Thursday),” 10 p.m...... WNBA: Las Vegas at Los Angeles ...... CBSSN Dana said of Cabral. “That Cycling rst inning could have been 7:30 a.m...... Tour de France (Stage 7) ...... NBCSN a lot worse than it was, but Golf 8 a.m...... European: Irish Open ...... Golf he refused to let it happen.” 12:30 p.m...... Champions: Dick’s Sporting Goods Open ...... Golf “I was a little off, but I 3 p.m...... PGA: Rocket Mortgage Classic ...... Golf just felt like I had to get 6 p.m...... LPGA: Volunteers Of America Classic ...... Golf through it and keep us in Pro hockey 8 p.m...... Tampa Bay at Montreal...... NBC the game,” said Cabral, who Horse racing was a freshman on the 2019 1 p.m...... America’s Day at the Races ...... FS2 team. “I just tried to mix it High school lacrosse up and keep (Hopkinton) 2 p.m...... Girls’ national championship ...... NBCSN Men’s soccer off balance and grind it out 11:30 a.m...... Euro Championship quarterfinal: Spain vs. Switzerland....ESPN as long as I could.” 2:30 p.m...... Euro Championship quarterfinal: Belgium vs. Italy ...... ESPN On the offensive side, the ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS 5 p.m...... Copa America quarterfinal: Peru vs. Paraguay ...... FS1 Spartans did what they’ve 7 p.m...... CONCACAF Gold Cup: Bermuda vs. Barbados ...... FS2 St. Mary’s pitcher Aiven Cabral takes a bite out of the trophy as the 8 p.m...... Copa America quarterfinal: Brazil vs. Chile ...... FS1 done all year — manufac- team celebrates their Division 2 state title win over Hopkinton. 9:30 p.m...... CONCACAF Gold Cup: Trinidad & Tobago vs. Monserrat ...... FS2 ture runs. With only four Tennis hits in the entire game, St. a ground-rule double before through the Hopkinton third and didn’t take a stut- 6 a.m...... Wimbledon ...... ESPN Mary’s scored two runs on a 11:30 a.m...... Wimbledon ...... ESPN2 Dylan Locke stepped in and order in the bottom of the ter step or anything. We heads-up baserunning play laced a two-run single to third, then St. Mary’s took work on baserunning a lot in the fourth inning, anoth- the lead for good in the top NHL PLAYOFFS put Hopkinton ahead 2-1. in practice, and that was a er run on a bases-loaded The Hillers then moved of the fourth. It started big run for us in the game.” walk and yet another run runners to second and third with a hustle double from Cabral was then in- STANLEY CUP FINALS MONDAY on a sacri ce y. with no outs, but Cabral Tad Giardina (1-for-3) to tentionally walked, and (Best-of-7) The Spartans struck rst Tampa Bay at Montreal, 8 p.m. settled down and retired get a runner in scoring po- Moynihan made the Hill- (x-if necessary) in the opening frame, stay- WEDNESDAY the next three batters in or- sition. A pair of strikeouts ers pay with an RBI single MONDAY ing patient and drawing and a pair of walks later, x-Montreal at Tampa Bay, TBA der to limit the damage. to make it a 5-2 St. Mary’s Tampa Bay 5, Montreal 1 two walks with an in eld the Spartans had the bases The score stayed there lead. WEDNESDAY FRIDAY single to load the bases. Col- loaded with two outs. Tampa Bay 3, Montreal 1, Tampa Bay until the top of the third Cabral took over from x-Tampa Bay at Montreal, TBA by Magliozzi (0-for-3, RBI) Then came the play of the leads series 2 - 0 there, not allowing a run- then drew an RBI walk to inning. After Cabral (1-for- day. FRIDAY SUNDAY 1, two runs scored) led off ner past second base the Tampa Bay at Montreal, 8 p.m. x-Montreal at Tampa Bay, TBA put the Spartans ahead A passed ball brought 1-0, but Hopkinton starter with a single and Terence home Giardina, then an er- rest of the way. After he hit Vinny Purpura struck out Moynihan (2-for-4, RBI) rant throw by the catcher his pitch limit in the bot- NBA PLAYOFFS the next two batters to keep reached on an error, a deep back toward home allowed tom of the seventh, Nowicki it a one-run game. yout allowed Cabral to tag Dante D’Ambrosio (0-for- came on in relief and forced CONFERENCE FINALS Phoenix wins series 4-2 Then, the Hillers struck up and get to third base. 1, three walks, two runs a yout and a popout to (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) THURSDAY back. Next up was Zac Fisher, scored) to come around and seal the title victory. TUESDAY Atlanta at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. In what was maybe the who knocked a deep sacri- score from second base. The Spartans nish the Atlanta 110, Milwaukee 88, series SATURDAY toughest opening inning of ce y to score Cabral and “Dante never hesitated season at 20-6 after win- tied 2-2 Milwaukee at Atlanta, 8:30 p.m. the year for Cabral, Hop- tie the game at 2-2. on that play,” said Dana. ning 14 of their nal 15 WEDNESDAY MONDAY kinton notched a walk and Cabral moved quickly “He came ying around games. Phoenix 130, L.A. Clippers 103, x-Atlanta at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. MLB Navs pay it forward at youth camp AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division NAVS January said that the every word the guys say,” to go for young kids and W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 51 31 .622 _ New York 41 35 .539 _ From B1 idea was put into motion said January. “The guys young baseball players for Tampa Bay 47 34 .580 3½ Washington 40 38 .513 2 after a number of Navs might be saying the same years to come. Toronto 41 38 .519 8½ Atlanta 38 41 .481 4½ players approached him thing that the kids’ Little “At the end of the day, I’d New York 41 39 .513 9 Philadelphia 37 41 .474 5 While many of the kids Baltimore 27 54 .333 23½ Miami 34 45 .430 8½ at the camp hailed from prior to the season and said League coaches are saying, rather have 500 kids at the Central Division Central Division Swampscott, Lynn and they’d be interested in help- but the words stick more ballpark than 500 adults W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Chicago 48 32 .600 _ Milwaukee 48 33 .593 _ the surrounding towns, ing out with a youth camp. when they’re coming from any day,” said January. “I Cleveland 42 35 .545 4½ Chicago 42 39 .519 6 kids from as far away as Knowing that the words a player.” want kids to be able to say Detroit 36 45 .444 12½ St. Louis 40 41 .494 8 Minnesota 33 46 .418 14½ Cincinnati 39 40 .494 8 Chelmsford, Andover, Mel- of a young college player The camp was a big suc- that they grew up around Kansas City 33 47 .413 15 Pittsburgh 29 50 .367 18 rose and Wake eld also may resonate more with cess in its rst year, so the park and the team, and West Division West Division came to learn from the the kids than the words of much so that January is al- these camps are just one of W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 48 33 .593 _ San Francisco 50 29 .633 _ Navs players. a coach, January jumped at ready planning two camps the many things we have Oakland 48 35 .578 1 Los Angeles 49 31 .613 1½ “We’ve really marketed the opportunity. for next summer — a 6- to planned to make that a re- Seattle 43 39 .524 5½ San Diego 49 33 .598 2½ Los Angeles 39 41 .488 8½ Colorado 34 47 .420 17 the team out more and tried “These kids come out 12-year-old camp and a 14- ality.” Texas 32 49 .395 16 Arizona 22 60 .268 29½ to reach as many people as and watch these players to 17-year-old camp. The Navigators will play we can, because we’d like to perform on the eld and At the end of the day, Jan- their next game Friday Thursday’s Games (Singer 3-6), 8:10 p.m. give back to all the people they’re mesmerized by it, uary’s hope is to make the evening (6:30) on the road Boston 15, Kansas City 1 Baltimore (Akin 0-4) at L.A. Angels Seattle 7, Toronto 2 (Cobb 5-3), 9:38 p.m. who have given to us over and then they meet them North Shore Navigators against the Keene Swamp Chicago White Sox 8, Minnesota 5 Boston (Rodríguez 6-4) at Oakland the years,” said January. in a clinic and they hang on and Fraser Field the place Bats. Texas 8, Oakland 3 (Montas 7-7), 9:40 p.m. Houston at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Texas (Gibson 6-0) at Seattle (Gilbert L.A. Angels at N.Y. Yankees, ppd. 2-2), 10:10 p.m. Friday’s Games Saturday’s Games N.Y. Mets (Walker 6-3) at N.Y. Yan- N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. St. John’s Prep lacrosse wins kees (Montgomery 3-2), 7:05 p.m. Tampa Bay at Toronto, 3:07 p.m. Tampa Bay (Patiño 1-1) at Toronto Chicago White Sox at Detroit, 4:10 (Manoah 1-0), 7:07 p.m. p.m. Chicago White Sox (Lynn 7-3) at Minnesota at Kansas City, 4:10 p.m. Detroit (Mize 5-4), 7:10 p.m. Boston at Oakland, 7:15 p.m. rst state title in 11 years Houston (McCullers Jr. 5-1) at Cleve- Houston at Cleveland, 7:15 p.m. land (Hentges 1-2), 7:10 p.m. Baltimore at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Minnesota (Happ 4-3) at Kansas City Texas at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. EAGLES ted three straight goals and scoring when he found the Schillinger, Michael Ayers, From B1 Graham Tyson and Tommy back of the net with three Sean O’Brian, Charlie Sarni each scored a goal minutes left in the third Danis, Pat Atkins, Michael TODAY IN SPORTS After BC High knotted to give the Prep a 9-4 lead quarter, then St. John’s Kelly, Drew Feitze, Grady the score at 2-2 on a goal in the nal minutes of the just held on through a McGowan, Graham Tyson, July 2 and Reference Point (1987) and the from Will Emsing, the Prep rst half before lightning three-goal BC High rally to Jackson DeSanto and Luke 1921 — The Jack Dempsey-Georges French Derby with Old Vic (1989). forced a stoppage of play for run out the clock and take got back-to-back goals from Surette — exhibited great Carpentier heavyweight match at 1994 — Colombian defender Andres more than two hours before home the title. Rickard’s Orchard in Jersey City, N.J., Escobar, 27, is killed outside a bar in Kelly and Danis to go up leadership and commit- becomes the first million-dollar gate Colombia in retaliation for deflecting the game was called off for St. John’s Prep nishes 4-2 before taking a 4-3 lead the night. the season at 17-1. ment to our common goals. in boxing history. The receipts total a ball into his own goal in a 2-1 loss They leave this program $1,789,238 with $50 ringside seats. to the United States in the World into the rst intermission. After returning Thursday “This marks the end to In front of 80,183, Dempsey knocks Cup. BC High tied things up morning, Kelly found the a wild season,’’ said Prep as back-to-back Catholic out Carpentier at 1:16 of the fourth 1995 — Tom Weiskopf withstands a yet again on a goal from back of the net right before coach John Pynchon. “De- Conference champs (2019, round. charge by Jack Nicklaus to win the Carter Rice at the begin- halftime to give the Eagles spite all the craziness, our 2021) and state champions. 1927 — Helen Wills becomes the U.S. Senior Open by four strokes. first American to win at Wimbledon 1999 — Alexandra Stevenson ning of the second quarter, a 10-4 lead at the break. 13 seniors — Kaden Quirk, Hats off to a tremendous since May Sutton in 1907, beating becomes first qualifier in Wimbledon but then Jimmy Ayers net- Kelly rounded out the Mitchell Hodgson, Emmet group of young men.” Lili de Alvar 6-2, 6-4 for the title. history to reach the women’s semis. 1937 — Don Budge beats Gottfried She beats another qualifier, 16-year- von Cramm, 6-3, 6-4, 6-2 to win the old Jelena Dokic, 6-3, 1-6, 6-3. men’s singles title at Wimbledon. 2005 — Venus Williams overcomes Lynn Babe Ruth All-Stars nally Budge sweeps the championships an early deficit and a championship winning the singles, the men’s dou- point to beat top-ranked Lindsay Dav- bles title with Gene Mako and the enport 4-6, 7-6 (4), 9-7 for her fifth mixed doubles crown with Alice Mar- major title and her first in nearly four ble. years. ready to hit the eld again 1938 — Helen Wills Moody wins her 2010 — The United States beats eighth and final singles title at Wim- Japan 7-2 to win its seventh consec- bledon, defeating Helen Jacobs 6-4, utive world softball championship. BABE RUTH Christian Figueroa, The 13-year-old squad are a handful of kids who 6-0. 2011 — Wladimir Klitschko wins a From B1 Guilmer Galva Peralta, will be powered by several missed out on that tour- 1966 — Billie Jean King wins the lopsided unanimous decision over Cody Gratiano, Manuel members from the Lynn nament when it was can- first of her six singles titles at Wim- David Haye, adding the WBA title to Alexander Lara, Matthew team that won the Gal- celed in 2020.” bledon, beating Maria Bueno of Brazil his heavyweight haul. Klitschko and The 15-year-olds start 6-3, 3-6, 6-1. his older brother, Vitali, hold all three their season Friday at Lewis, Shea Newhall and lant tournament in 2019. Babe Ruth newcomer 1967 — Catherine Lacoste of France major heavyweight titles. Wladimir Medford (5:30). Jon Pichardo. Jacob Pederson, Nate Pederson will be glad to becomes the first foreigner and first already had the IBF title (and minor Experienced Babe Ruth “We’ve had about two Cutone, JJ Avery, Justin have that winning expe- amateur to win the U.S. Women’s WBO, IBO belts), while Vitali is the coach Leon Elwell and as- and a half weeks now to Jennings, Kyle Doney and rience on the eld and Open golf championship. At age 22, WBC champion. come together,” Rich Av- Gilbert Galva bring that a solid group of coaches she is also the youngest champion. 2016 — Sam Querrey ends Novak sistants Rich Avery and ery said. “Myself and the winning history. joining him in Pat Whel- 1976 — Chris Evert beats Evonne Djokovic’s quest for a true Grand Josh MacGrath — who rest of the coaches are The squad is rounded an and Dan Liljas. Liljas Goolagong, 6-3, 4-6, 8-6, to win the Slam in the third round at Wimble- have each coached an all- women’s singles title at Wimbledon. don. In a match interrupted by three very optimistic. The kids out by Devin Duval, Jim- was also a member of the 1988 — Steffi Graf ends Martina rain delays after being suspended in star squad in the past two have bought in. We’re my Jennings, Anthony 2016 World Series team. Navratilova’s six-year reign as Wim- progress because of showers a night years — and former Sau- deep with pitchers and Sanderson, Sam Phelps, The 13s begin their sea- bledon champion with a 5-7, 6-2, 6-1 earlier, Querrey ousts Djokovic 7-6 gus Babe Ruth president we know they can hit. Kyle Furlong, Jordan Ro- son Friday (5:30) against victory. It is the first time in nine (6), 6-1, 3-6, 7-6 (5) at the All Bob Gratiano will lead finals that Navratilova loses a Wim- England Club. They look fundamental- driguez, Jonas Auguste, Marblehead at Seaside bledon singles match. 2018 — A wild brawl breaks out the 14-year-old team. ly sound in the eld too. Chris Boyd, Dylan Di lip- Park. 1989 — Jockey Steve Cauthen between Australia and the Philip- Their team includes After a year away from po and Jeury Alvelo. All three teams will play becomes the first rider in history to pines during the Basketball World Richie Avery, Levy Da all-stars these kids are “I think six of the seven four games in the initial sweep the world’s four major derbies Cup qualifying game in Manila. Thir- Silva, Ryan Amirautl, chomping at the bit.” kids we have from that round — two home and after winning the Irish Derby with Old teen players, including four Austra- Vic. He had previously won the Ken- lians, are ejected for their part in the Giovanni Batista, Jariel The 14s start their run Gallant team were start- two away — to contend tucky Derby with Affirmed (1978), the brawl. The game is won 79-48 by Benzan, Andy Beras, Josh Friday (7:30) at Fraser ers,” 13s coach John Ped- for a ve- or six-game Epsom Derby with Slip Anchor (1985) Australia. Doney, Jaiden Driscoll, Field against Andover. erson said. “And the rest state tournament. FRIDAY JULY 2, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Delta variant exploits low vaccine rates, easing of rules

By Lauran Neergaard with relatively success- ASSOCIATED PRESS ful immunization cam- paigns that nonetheless The latest alarming haven’t reached enough coronavirus variant is people to snuff out the exploiting low global vac- virus. cination rates and a rush For instance, the mu- to ease pandemic restric- tant has forced Britain, tions, adding new urgency where nearly half the to the drive to get more population is fully vacci- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS shots in arms and slow its nated, to postpone for a supercharged spread. Donald Trump, left, his chief financial officer Allen Weisselberg, center, and his son Donald Trump month its long-anticipat- Jr. stand together during a news conference at Trump Tower in New York. The vaccines most used ed lifting of COVID-19 in Western countries still restrictions, as cases are appear to offer strong pro- doubling about every tection against the highly nine days. Trump Organization CFO surrenders contagious delta variant, In the U.S., “we’re still first identified in India vulnerable for these flare- and now spreading in ups and rebounds,” said ahead of expected charges more than 90 other coun- Dr. Hilary Babcock of tries. Washington University at But the World Health St. Louis. By Michael R. Sisak about Trump’s business There was no indication Trump and the Trump Organization warned The variants “are able to ASSOCIATED PRESS dealings. Trump himself would be Organization. this week that the tri- find any gaps in our pro- In a statement, Weissel- charged at this stage of His office has looked into fecta of easier-to-spread tection,” she said, point- The Trump Organi- berg lawyers Mary Mulli- the investigation, jointly hush-money payments strains, insufficientlying to how hospital beds zation’s longtime chief gan and Bryan Skarlatos pursued by Manhattan paid to women on Trump’s immunized populations and intensive care units financial officer, Allensaid he “intends to plead District Attorney Cyrus behalf and truthfulness and a drop in mask use in Missouri’s least-vac- Weisselberg, surrendered not guilty and he will Vance Jr. and New York in the company’s property and other public health cinated southwestern to authorities early Thurs- fight these charges in Attorney General Letitia valuations and tax assess- measures before the vi- counties suddenly are fill- day ahead of an expected court.” James, both Democrats. ments, among other mat- rus is better contained ing — mostly with adults court appearance on the The Trump Organiza- Trump did not respond ters. will “delay the end of the under 40 who never got first criminal indictment tion issued a statement to reporters’ shouted ques- Vance fought a long pandemic.” the shots. With nearly in a two-year investiga- defending Weisselberg, tions about the New York battle to get Trump’s tax The delta variant is po- half the U.S. population tion into business prac- saying the 48-year em- case as he visited Texas on records and has been sub- sitioned to take full ad- immunized, CDC track- tices at Donald Trump’s ployee is being used by the Wednesday, but earlier in poenaing documents and vantage of those chinks in ing shows the variant company. Manhattan district attor- the week, the Republican interviewing company ex- any country’s armor. spreading most quickly Weisselberg was photo- ney’s office as “a pawn in had blasted the New York ecutives and other Trump “Widespread vaccina- in swaths of the country graphed walking into the a scorched-earth attempt prosecutors as “rude, nas- insiders. tion remains even more with the lowest rates. the complex that houses to harm the former pres- ty, and totally biased” and James assigned two critical, because the vi- But the variant pos- criminal courts and the ident.” It said neither the said his company’s actions lawyers from her office rus that we have circu- es the most danger in Manhattan district at- IRS nor any other district were “standard practice to work with Vance’s lating is in fact more countries where vacci- torney’s office at around attorney would ever think throughout the U.S. busi- team after her office transmissible than the nations are sparse. Af- 6:20 a.m. with his law- of bringing such charges ness community, and in no found evidence of possi- original wild type,” said rica is seeing cases rise yer. over employee benefits. way a crime.” ble criminal wrongdoing Dr. Rochelle Walensky, faster than ever before, New York prosecutors “This is not justice; this The planned charges while conducting a sepa- director of the U.S. Cen- partially driven by the were expected to announce is politics,” the company were said to be linked to rate civil investigation of ters for Disease Control mutation, the WHO said an indictment Thursday said. benefits the company gave Trump. and Prevention. Thursday, while areas accusing Weisselberg and The charges against the to top executives, like the Weisselberg, 73, had Amid concerns about in Bangladesh that bor- Trump’s namesake com- Trump Organization and use of apartments, cars come under scrutiny, in the variant’s spread, der India are also seeing pany of tax crimes related Weisselberg remained and school tuition, the part, because of questions parts of Europe have a variant-fueled surge. to fringe benefits for em- sealed but were to be un- people familiar with the about his son’s use of a reinstated travel quar- Fiji, which got through ployees. veiled ahead of an after- matter told the AP. Trump apartment at little antines, several Aus- the first year of the pan- The case against Weis- noon arraignment at a The Manhattan district or no cost. tralian cities are in demic without just two selberg — a loyal lieu- state court in Manhattan, attorney’s office declined Barry Weisselberg, who outbreak-sparked lock- virus deaths, is now ex- tenant to Trump and his according to two people fa- to comment. managed a Trump-operat- downs — and just as periencing a significant real estate-developer fa- miliar with the matter. Vance, who leaves of- ed ice rink in Central Park, Japan readies for the outbreak blamed on the ther, Fred — could give The people were not au- fice at the end of the testified in a 2018 divorce Olympics, some visiting strain, and Afghanistan prosecutors the means thorized to speak about an year, has been conduct- deposition that Trump athletes are infected. is desperately seeking to pressure the executive ongoing investigation and ing a wide-ranging in- Parc East apartment was The mutation is causing oxygen supplies because into cooperating and tell- did so on condition of an- vestigation into a vari- a “corporate apartment, so worry even in countries of it. ing them what he knows onymity. ety of matters involving we didn’t have rent.” Safety concerns halt rescue Supreme Court efforts at condo collapse site upholds Arizona By Terry Spencer voting restrictions ASSOCIATED PRESS “What is tragic here is SURFSIDE, Fla. — Res- By Mark Sherman ASSOCIATED PRESS that the Court has (yet cue efforts at the site of a again) rewritten — in order partially collapsed Flor- WASHINGTON — The to weaken — a statute that ida condominium build- Supreme Court on Thurs- stands as a monument to ing were halted Thursday day upheld voting restric- America’s greatness, and out of concern about the tions in Arizona in a de- protects against its basest stability of the remaining cision that could make it impulses. What is tragic is structure, officials said. harder to challenge other that the Court has dam- Search crews that have voting limits put in place by aged a statute designed to been atop the pile of rubble Republican lawmakers fol- bring about ‘the end of dis- for the last week stopped lowing last year’s elections. crimination in voting.’ I re- work shortly after 2 a.m., The court, by a conserva- spectfully dissent,” Kagan Miami-Dade County May- tive-majority 6-3 vote, re- wrote, joined by the other or Daniella Levine Cava versed a lower court ruling two liberal justices. told a news conference. in deciding that Arizona’s Native Americans who The stoppage came on regulations on who can re- have to travel long dis- the same day that crews turn early ballots for anoth- tances to put their bal- and relatives of those still PHOTO |ASSOCIATED PRESS er person and for the state’s lots in the mail were most missing were scheduled to refusal to count ballots cast likely to be affected by the meet with President Joe Cranes excavate the rubble pile at the partially-collapsed Champlain Towers South condo building in Surfside, Fla. in the wrong precinct are ballot collection law. Votes Biden in a visit that many not racially discriminatory. cast by Black and Hispan- hoped would provide some Biden planned to thank “We’ve had several chal- “Hypothetically, worst-case The federal appeals ic voters were most likely measure of comfort to a first responders andlenges from weather, sor- scenario: If these columns court in San Francisco to be tossed out because devastated community. search and rescue teams. row, pain. And I think that are truly really bad, we are had held that the mea- they were cast in a wrong Crews noticed several They also planned to meet the president coming will worried they could collapse sures disproportionately precinct, the appeals court expansions in cracks they with the families of vic- bring some unity here for right back into the parking affected Black, Hispanic found. had been monitoring, in- tims, White House press our community, support, garage.” and Native American vot- But Alito said the state cluding 6 to 12 inches of secretary Jen Psaki said. like our governor, our may- Families were asking if ers in violation of a part measures were at most movement in a large col- The president’s visit or, all of us together,” he they could add tensions of the landmark Voting “modest burdens” that did umn hanging from the comes a week after Cham- said. rods but he said structural Rights Act known as Sec- not violate the law. structure “that could fall plain Towers South, a Concerns remained that engineers say that is not tion 2. Election law expert Rick and cause damage to sup- 12-story beachfront con- the still standing portion of possible. Justice Samuel Alito Hasen wrote on his blog port columns” in the un- dominium building in the complex could also col- Psaki said the president wrote for the conservative that the decision “severely derground parking garage, Surfside, suddenly came lapse and work at the site and first lady also want to majority that the state’s weakened” Section 2 of the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue crashing down, leaving a appeared to have paused make sure that state and interest in the integrity Voting Rights Act. He not- Chief Alan Cominsky said. pancaked rubble. early Thursday. During local officials have the re- of elections justified the ed that this decision along They also noticed move- Searchers going through a meeting with families sources and support they measures. with others over the past ment in the debris pile and the ruins found the re- Wednesday, Miami-Dade need under an emergency The court rejected the 15 years have “taken away slight movement in some mains of six people Fire Rescue Assistant declaration approved by idea that showing that a all the major available concrete floor slabs “that Wednesday, bringing the Chief Raide Jadallah said Biden for Miami-Dade. state law disproportion- tools for going after voting could cause additional number of confirmed dead officials are concernedShe emphasized Wednes- ately affects minority vot- restrictions.” failure of the building,” he to 18. The number of res- about the stability of that day that the White House ers is enough to prove a “This is not a death blow said. idents unaccounted for portion of the building. is being careful to coor- violation of law. for Section 2 claims, but it Officials will work with stands at 145. “What we know is that dinate with officials on In dissent, Justice Ele- will make it much, much structural engineers and Miami-Dade Police Di- the columns on the east the ground to ensure that na Kagan wrote that the harder for such challenges other experts to “develop rector Freddy Ramirez side of the building are kind Biden’s visit doesn’t do court was weakening the to succeed,” Hasen, a pro- options” to continue rescue said he hopes Biden’s visit of, of concern, not compro- anything to “pull away” federal voting rights law fessor at the University operations, Cominsky said. will be a morale booster for mised, but just right now from the ongoing search for the second time in of California, Irvine, Law Biden and first lady Jill the entire community. of concern,” Jadallah said. and rescue effort. eight years. 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In its reviews of vaccines, including Rus- the two Chinese vaccines, GENEVA — The World sia's Sputnik V. the U.N. health agency Health Organization The EU drug regulator said both were found to said Thursday that any is currently considering signi cantly reduce the COVID-19 vaccines it has licensing China's Sino- risk of hospitalizations authorized for emergency vac vaccine, but there is and deaths. use should be recognized no timeline on a decision. The two Chinese shots by countries as they open It also does not recognize are "inactivated" vaccines, up their borders to inocu- versions of the AstraZen- made with killed corona- lated travelers. eca vaccine that were virus, whereas the West- The move could chal- made in India, effectively ern-made shots are made FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS lenge Western countries to barring travel for people with newer technologies broaden their acceptance The remains of a coat and boots lie in the mud on the sea bed near the in developing countries that instead target the Titanic’s stern. of two apparently less ef- who received doses via "spike" protein that coats fective Chinese vaccines, the U.N.-backed initiative the surface of the corona- which the U.N. health known as COVAX. virus. agency has licensed but "Any measure that only Although Western coun- Expedition to monitor most European and North allows people protected tries have largely relied American countries have by a subset of WHO-ap- on vaccines made in the not. proved vaccines to bene- U.S. and Europe, such as In addition to vaccines t from the reopening of P zer-BioNTech and As- Titanic’s deterioration by P zer-BioNTech, Mod- travel ... would effectively traZeneca, many develop- erna Inc., AstraZeneca create a two-tier system, ing countries have used By Ben Finley about the vessel as well as discovery, the 100-foot and Johnson & Johnson, further widening the glob- the Chinese-made shots. ASSOCIATED PRESS the underwater ecosystem (30-meter) forward mast the WHO has also given al vaccine divide and exac- Earlier this year, the that shipwrecks spawn. has collapsed. The crow's The Titanic is disap- the green light to the two erbating the inequities we head of China's Center "The ocean is taking nest from which a lookout pearing. The iconic ocean Chinese jabs, made by Si- have already seen in the for Disease Control and this thing, and we need shouted, "Iceberg, right liner that was sunk by an novac and Sinopharm. distribution of COVID-19 Prevention acknowledged to document it before it ahead!" disappeared. And iceberg is now slowly suc- In its aim to restore vaccines," a WHO state- the effectiveness of its all disappears or becomes the poop deck, where pas- cumbing to metal-eating travel across Europe, the ment said Thursday. "It home-grown shots was sengers crowded as the bacteria: holes pervade unrecognizable," Stockton European Union said in would negatively impact low. Numerous countries Rush, president of Ocean- ship sank, folded under May that it would only the growth of economies that have used millions of the wreckage, the crow's nest is already gone and Gate Expeditions, said itself. recognize people as vacci- that are already suffering doses of the two Chinese Friday from a ship head- The gymnasium near the most." shots, including the Sey- the railing of the ship's nated if they had received ed to the North Atlantic the grand staircase has shots licensed by the Eu- The WHO said such chelles and Bahrain, have iconic bow could collapse wreck site. fallen in. And a 2019 expe- ropean Medicines Agency moves undermine "con - seen COVID-19 surges at any time. The 109-year-old ocean dition discovered that the — although it's up to in- dence in life-saving vac- even with relatively high Racing against the in- dividual countries if they cines that have already levels of immunization. evitable, an undersea ex- liner is being battered captain's haunting bath- ploration company's ex- by deep-sea currents and tub, which became visible pedition to the site of the bacteria that consumes after the outer wall of the wreckage could start this hundreds of pounds of iron captain's cabin fell away, Catch up with your week, beginning what's a day. Some have predict- is gone. expected to be an annual ed the ship could vanish "At some point you favorite team chronicling of the ship's in a matter of decades as would expect the railing deterioration. 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ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS From left, Laura Guba, Niam Ball, Heidi Hiland and Ryan and Jade Tisdol ral- Amid high temperatures, firefighters battle a seven-alarm blaze ly in front of the Lynn Court House to call for the charges against Ernst Jean that originated on 25 Hyde Street in Revere and spread to sur- Jacques, or Shimmy, to be dropped before his trial. rounding homes.

ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Nahant sculptor Ray Pisano has finally finished his tribute to abolitionist Fredrick Douglass for Evan Suffriti of Peabody looks on during the Douglass Park in Central Square in downtown Lynn. His portrait of Douglass, which is cast in Pride flag raising at Peabody City Hall on bronze, will be installed in the park sometime this week. Pisano is also in the process of finishing Saturday. a four-part figure series entitled “Martha” which appears in the background in his studio.

ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS Reverend Andre Bennett places ashes on the forehead of Reverend Peabody’s Logan Lomasney and teammates gather before an inning in Gregory Perez as a symbol of solidarity with undocumented essential the Div. 1 North semifinal against Andover. workers at the ECCO “Fast For Freedom” held on Lynn Common.

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Castor has ASSOCIATED PRESS said Cosby “would’ve had to have been nuts to say PHILADELPHIA — Bill those things if there was Cosby’s sexual assault any chance he could’ve conviction was thrown out been prosecuted.” Wednesday by Pennsyl- HOW RARE IS THIS? vania’s highest court in a Extremely rare. ruling that swiftly freed Wesley Oliver, a Penn- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the actor from prison more sylvania law professor than three years after he who has followed Cosby’s Spears’ father asked the court overseeing his was found guilty of drug- case closely over the years, daughter’s conservatorship to investigate ging and molesting Tem- said he has never heard of her statements to a judge last week on the ple University employee a high court in Pennsylva- court’s control of her medical treatment and Andrea Constand at his nia or anywhere else grap- suburban Philadelphia personal life. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pling with a prosecutor’s mansion. informal promise not to By Andrew servatorship that has Cosby, 83, was the first Bill Cosby, center, listens to members of his prosecute. Dalton controlled her life and celebrity tried and con- team speak with members of the media outside “It breaks new ground ASSOCIATED PRESS money for 13 years. She victed in the #MeToo era, Cosby’s home in Elkins Park, Pa. entirely,” said Oliver, who condemned those with and his conviction was LOS ANGELES — Brit- wrote that “denying the cute, but said his decision teaches at Duquesne Uni- power over her, saying she seen as a turning point ney Spears’ father has defendant the benefit of was meant to shield Cosby versity School of Law in has been forced to perform in the movement to hold asked the court oversee- that decision is an affront from prosecution “for all Pittsburgh. “It sets prece- live shows, compelled to powerful men accountable ing his daughter’s conser- to fundamental fairness, time.” dent not just for Pennsyl- use an intrauterine device for sexual misconduct. vatorship to investigate for birth control, made to Here’s a look at the case particularly when it re- His successor noted, vania but probably other sults in a criminal prose- during the appeal argu- states.” her statements to a judge take lithium and other against Cosby and the last week on the court’s medications against her court’s decision: cution that was foregone ments, that Castor went He said the ruling should control of her medical will, and prevented from WHY DID THE for more than a decade.” on to say in the press re- drive home to prosecutors treatment and personal getting married or having COURT TOSS HIS WHAT’S THE DEAL lease that he could revisit the risks of suggesting at life, which she called over- another child. CONVICTION? WITH THE the decision in the future. news conferences, in press ly restrictive and abusive. “I truly believe this con- The split court found NONPROSECUTION Castor had said that releases or verbally in James Spears empha- servatorship is abusive,” that Cosby was unfairly AGREEMENT? Constand’s case would private that they will not sized in a pair of docu- Spears said. prosecuted because the The promise not to pros- be difficult to prove in prosecute. ecute Cosby was made in court because she waited “They should at least ments filed late Tuesday James Spears controlled previous district attorney night that he has had no had promised the comedi- 2005 by Bruce Castor, who a year to come forward add three words — ‘at his daughter’s personal was then the top prosecu- and stayed in contact with this time,’” he said. “If you power over his daughter’s life for most of the exis- an once known as “Ameri- personal affairs for nearly ca’s Dad” that he wouldn’t tor for Montgomery Coun- Cosby. add that qualifier, which tence of the conservator- two years. be charged over Con- ty. Castor was also on the The first jurors who wasn’t done in Cosby’s ship, but he now oversees His filing says the court stand’s accusations. Cosby legal team that defended heard the case may have case, you should be good to only her money and busi- must investigate “seri- was charged by another former President Donald agreed with him, as they go,” Oliver said. ness dealings along with ous allegations regarding prosecutor who claimed Trump during his historic could not reach a verdict CAN COSBY BE an estate-management he wasn’t bound by that second impeachment trial in 2017. But a second TRIED AGAIN? forced labor, forced medi- firm. A court-appointed agreement. over the Jan. 6 insurrec- jury empaneled after the It’s highly unlikely. The cal treatment and thera- professional, Jodi Mont- The court said that’s tion at the U.S. Capitol by #MeToo movement ex- decision on Wednesday py, improper medical care, gomery, has had power not the case. The justices his supporters. ploded found him guilty bars Cosby from being and limitations on person- over Britney Spears’ per- found that Cosby relied During a court hearing at his 2018 retrial. Con- tried again over Con- al rights.” sonal decisions since her on that promise when he weeks after Cosby’s 2015 stand settled her civil case stand’s complaint, finding “Given the nature of the father relinquished that agreed to testify without arrest, Castor testified against Cosby for more it to be the “only remedy allegations and claims, role, known as conserva- invoking his Fifth Amend- that he promised Cosby than $3 million. that comports with soci- it is critical that that the tor of the person, in 2019. ment right against self-in- he wouldn’t be prosecuted Castor’s successor, Dis- ety’s reasonable expecta- court confirm whether or “Mr. Spears is not the crimination in a lawsuit in the hopes that it would trict Attorney Kevin tions of its elected pros- not Ms. Spears’ testimo- conservator of the per- brought against him by persuade the actor to tes- Steele, charged Cosby in ecutors and our criminal ny was accurate in order son. He has not been the Constand. tify in a civil case brought 2015 after a federal judge, justice system.” to determine what correc- conservator of the person The court concluded by Constand and allow acting on a request from And the accusations tive actions, if any, need to since September 2019,” that prosecutor who later her to win damages. Cas- The Associated Press, un- raised by dozens of other be taken,” the documents one of the court filings brought the charges was tor acknowledged the only sealed documents from her women, including the five said. says. “Ms. Montgomery obligated to stick to the place the matter was put 2005 lawsuit against Cos- who testified at his 2018 The filings come a week has been fully in charge nonprosecution agree- in writing was in the 2005 by, revealing his damaging trial, often go back de- after Britney Spears of Ms. Spears day-to-day ment, so the conviction press release announcing testimony about sexual cades and are most likely spoke for the first time personal care and medical cannot stand. The justices his decision not to prose- encounters with Constand too remote to prosecute. in open court in the con- treatment.”

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