MONDAY JULY 12, 2021 Moulton lends his support to Nicholson U.S. Rep. Seth By Allysha Dunnigan and Sam Minton Moulton, ITEM STAFF front left, endorsed LYNN — Congressman Seth Moulton an- nounced his endorsement of Jared Nicholson Jared for mayor, saying the longtime School Commit- Nicholson tee member is what the city needs right now. for mayor of Moulton joined Nicholson at the Lynn Com- Lynn during muter Rail station Saturday afternoon in Cen- a press tral Square, where they discussed the impor- conference tance of bringing reliable, regular train and in front ferry service to Lynn. Improving public trans- of Central portation in the city has been a key priority for Square Moulton throughout his time in Congress. Station “This is a critical time in the city of Lynn’s Saturday history and if we navigate this moment well morning. and have a good partnership between federal and local government, we can do big things,” ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK NICHOLSON, A7

THOR JOURGENSEN AN APPRECIATION Two Swampscott die in also suffers house a loss in re in Saugus re SWAMPSCOTT — When Historical Saugus Society members solicited ideas last January for upcoming Women’s Month By Sam Minton celebrations, Lou Gallo quickly refer- ITEM STAFF enced Lady Deborah Moody, who local writer Betty SAUGUS — Tragedy struck Holmes said on Richard Street early Satur- settled on land day morning when a re took now in Swamp- the life of two elderly siblings, scott in 1640. according to the Saugus Fire Gallo’s love Department. for all topics The man, identi ed by family Swampscott and friends as Swampscott his- remained pas- torian Lou Gallo, was in his 70s sionate even and his sister, Rose Naples, was after he moved in her 80s. to Saugus to Deputy Fire Chief Thomas live with his D’Eon said that both victims sister. Gallo were found on the rst  oor of the Richard Street home. Lou Gallo and his sister, Rose Naples, According to the re depart- died in an ear- ment, the re started between ly Saturday morning re in their Rich- 5:30 and 6:30 a.m. Neighbors re- ard Street house. ported a large bang before seeing “Swampscott has lost a forever friend that the house was on re. Fire and caretaker of Swampscott with the Chief Michael Newbury also said passing of Louie Gallo. Louie provided that an off-duty re ghter who us with a greater understanding and lived near the incident reported appreciation of our hometown and his seeing smoke in his neighbor- passion to keep Swampscott’s history hood. alive will forever be felt and valued,” When re ghters arrived on said Swampscott Select Board Chair the scene the front of the house Peter Spellios. was on re and they noticed re Gallo viewed history with humor, coming out of the windows. They telling former Item Senior Writer Ste- entered the home through the ven Krause in an interview last August back, the re department said. about his own brief involvement in The state re marshal stated town government. that the house will eventually be “I was put on the Commission of Trust torn down as the structure of the Funds,” he said. “We did nothing.” home was unsound. Gallo was 9 years old in 1952 when ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK The cause of the re is under he caught the history bug during the investigation. town’s centennial anniversary. He dug Members of the State Police Fire and Explosion Section sift through debris at the scene of a fatal re on Richard Street in Saugus that broke out around 5:30 a.m. Sam Minton can be reached GALLO, A7 Saturday. at [email protected]. Will America deliver Nahant Library will send for mailman from Peabody? students back through time By Anne Marie By Sam Minton federal grant overseen by the Massa- Tobin ITEM STAFF chusetts Board of Library Commission- ITEM STAFF ers and the library has been able to offer NAHANT — It’s not every day that PEABODY — Tuesday various public events. you get to become a time traveler but Now in the present day, students at night is about as big a that’s exactly what elementary students night as it gets for Pea- Johnson Elementary School have col- will be doing at the public library. lected and mounted pressed plants us- body resident Anthony Back in 1897, the Florence Johnson Denucce. ing the same techniques and materials Herbarium was created by a Nahant that were used in 1897 by those past The Woburn mailman schoolteacher and her students. The will be at home with fam- Nahant students. students did so well that they won an ily members, anxiously Nahant Public Library Director Sha- award at the Massachusetts Horticul- watching his appearance ron Hawkes said that it was interesting as “Anthony the Molar tural show that same year. to see students use the techniques from Man” on America’s Got The collection of pressed plants was Talent (AGT), billed by able to be digitized thanks to a two-year HERBARIUM, A7 NBC as its top-watched summer show. The program, which INSIDE runs from 8-10 p.m., fea- tures performers looking Anthony Denucce, aka “Anthony the Molar for their 15 seconds of fame Swampscott Sports Man,” will be playing music on his teeth Tues- Elm Place developers to hold Peabody’s Hailee Lomasney named an MOLAR MAN, A3 day night on NBC’s America’s Got Talent show. community meeting in Swampscott. A3 All-American by USA Lacrosse. B1

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 67° VOL. 142, ISSUE 183 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 62° COMMUNITY CALENDAR ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-2 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY JULY 12, 2021 OBITUARIES James A. Maravelias, 96 1924 - 2021 DANVERS - James A. Mara- velias, of Danvers, passed away on July 10, 2021. James was born on August 11, 1924 in Lynn, MA, son of the late Ange- Crosby Smith, lo and Jenny (Spyropolos) Mar- care provider avelias. He was 96 years old. at Ludeman Jim was the beloved husband Developmental of the late Dora (Nekolopou- Center, a state los) Maravelias. He was the home for the loving father of Alan Maravelias developmen- and his wife Nancy of Middle- tally disabled, ton, Peter Maravelias and his and his fiancee wife Pauline of Wakefield, and Joan Tsapatsaris of Peabody. were among He was the dear grandfather of numerous staff Jason, Michael, Sia and James and residents Maravelias, Nicole Lahat and who contract- Chris Tsapatsaris. He was also ed the virus the great grandfather of Olivia, 46 wonderful years of marriage last year in Logan and Gavin Maravelias, with Dora before her untimely Park Forest, Ethan and Alexander Marave- death in 1992. And 27 years Ill. lias, Ethan and Olivia Lahat, of delightful friendship with Peter and Serena Maravelias, Barbara Shahnaian where they FILE PHOTO | and Stella and Emily Tsapatsa- could be caught dancing at any ASSOCIATED PRESS ris. He was the eldest brother moment! Jim was a friend to of Socrates of Saugus; George many and loved by all. (deceased) of Needham; Ann Service Information: Rel- Bonus pay for essential workers Laggis of Ayer; Barbara Cic- atives and friends are kind- carelli of Andover: and Esther ly invited to attend visiting Lilakos of Roseville, CA. hours at the Conway Ca- Jim was a veteran of World hill-Brodeur Funeral Home, varied widely across states War II where he saw action in 82 Lynn St, Peabody on the Pacific while serving aboard Wednesday, July 14, 2021 By David A. Lieb Gov. David Ige vetoed a der Biden’s aid package. the Coronavirus Aid, Re- the USS Cabot aircraft carrier. from 4-7 pm. Funeral ser- ASSOCIATED PRESS budget provision to pay States also can use the lief and Economic Security During 2 years in the Pacific he vice will be held on Thurs- teachers $2,200 bonuses. money to backfill budget Act signed by then-Pres- saw significant action including day, July 15 at St. Vasilios JEFFERSON CITY, The Democratic governor holes, help businesses and ident Donald Trump in the Battle of Leyte Gulf in the Greek Orthodox Church, 5 Mo. — For putting their said lawmakers didn’t households affected by the March 2020. While some Philippines and the invasion of Paleologos St., Peabody at health on the line during have the authority to tell economic downturn, fund states limited payments Iwo Jima. Jim was on board 10:00am. Burial to follow the coronavirus pandemic, the state Department of certain infrastructure to particular public em- on November 25, 1944 when in Cedar Grove Cemetery, prison guards in Missouri Education how to use the projects and pay for pub- ployees, others passed out suicide pilots attacked and Peabody. Arrangements by got an extra $250 per pay- federal money. lic health programs such money to a wide range of caused heavy casualties and the Conway Cahill-Brodeur check. Teachers in Georgia Some states remain re- as COVID-19 testing and private-sector workers received $1,000 bonuses. massive damage, yet the ship Funeral Home, 82 Lynn St., luctant to enact bonus vaccinations. deemed to be doing im- And in Vermont, nurses, continued on and was dubbed Peabody. Donations may be programs. Illinois lawmakers used portant jobs. janitors, retail workers the ‘The Iron Woman’. made in his memory to the An Oregon proposal to the federal money for doz- Louisiana spent more and many others got as After the war Jim found- St Vasilios Greek Orthodox use federal pandemic aid ens of initiatives in the than $38 million last year much as $2,000. ed and became President of Church, 5 Paleologos Street, to provide bonuses of up budget that took effect providing $250 payments Over the past year, Velcar Tool & Die Company in Peabody, MA 01960. For on- to $2,000 for essential July 1 — from $75,000 for to more than 152,000 about one-third of U.S. Lynn. He specialized in manu- line guestbook, please visit workers failed to make it a high school mentoring “frontline workers” earn- states have used federal facturing parts for many of the ccbfuneral.com. into the budget that took and violence prevention ing less than $50,000 an- COVID-19 relief aid to re- latest electronics which includ- effect July 1, despite a program to $200 million ward workers considered nually, according to state ed the first heart pacemaker. union lobbying campaign for hospitals. Nothing was essential who dutifully data provided to the AP. Jim lived a very full life. He had earmarked for extra pan- reported to jobs during that included thousands Health care workers re- the pandemic. But who of emails and hundreds demic pay, even though ceived the largest share qualified for those bonus- of phone calls to lawmak- Illinois had paid it in the of the money, followed by es — and how much they ers. The proposal would past. grocery store workers and received — varied widely, have covered workers in Democratic Gov. J.B. law enforcement person- according to an Associated numerous fields, includ- Pritzker’s administration nel. But payments also Mary Josephine White, 83 Press review. While some ing education, health care, provided a temporary 12 went to gas station work- were paid thousands of public safety and trans- percent pay boost last ers, child-care providers, 1937 - 2021 dollars, others with sim- portation. year to nearly 24,000 state janitors, bus drivers and ilar jobs elsewhere re- “I don’t think anyone workers whose jobs put others. LYNN - Mary Josephine “Jo” was opposed to it,” said them at risk of contract- Pennsylvania Gov. Tom (Dolan) White, age 83, passed ceived nothing. As society reopens, mo- Melissa Unger, execu- ing COVID-19. Most of the Wolf, a Democrat, used away unexpectedly in her home tive director of Service $62 million cost was cov- $50 million in federal on July 7, 2021. She was the mentum to provide pan- demic hazard pay ap- Employees International ered with federal funds. aid for grants to over 600 beloved wife of the late William Union Local 503. But “no “Morale-wise, that was businesses to provide a E. White, with whom she had pears to be fading — even though the federal govern- one prioritized it.” a critical thing for my temporary $3 hourly boost shared over 39 wonderful years Although states have co-workers and I,” said to employees earning less of marriage. ment has broadened the ability of state and local until the end of 2024 to Crosby Smith, a care pro- than $20 an hour. Health Born in Watertown, MA on decide how to spend the vider at a state home for care providers got most of July 23, 1937, she was a governments to provide retroactive pay under a latest federal aid, some the developmentally dis- the money, followed by the daughter of the late Patrick advocates worry the real- abled near Chicago. “Be- food industry, according to J. and Annie (Green) Dolan. $350 billion aid package enacted by President Joe istic window for providing cause at that time, when state data provided to the She attended St. Mary’s Girl’s worker bonuses may be COVID hit our facility AP. But millions of dollars Grammar School, and Lynn Biden in March. So far, only a few states closing as more parts of ... we felt kind of aban- also went to cleaning com- Classical High School. Jose- society re-open. doned.” panies and private securi- phine and her husband settled have committed to pay- ing workers extra with “Unfortunately, the lon- Smith and his fiancee ty firms. down, and raised their family ger you delay doing it, the were among numerous By contrast, South Da- in Lynn. Josephine worked for money from the American Rescue Plan. less it’s going to be on the staff and residents at the kota limited hazard pay Union Hospital, as well as Lynn top of minds of voters and Ludeman Developmental to state workers and only tine, Kimberly, William and his Florida is giving $1,000 Hospital, for over 40 years be- those policymakers,” said Center who contracted the for the time they were wife Beth, Stephanie and her bonuses to teachers and fore retiring. Molly Kinder, a fellow at virus last year. He said potentially exposed to Following her husband’s re- husband Rob, Joseph and his first-responders. Minneso- the nonprofit Brookings the hazard money helped COVID-19. One therapy tirement as a teacher from the fiancee Carina, Patrick, Erin, ta plans to distribute $250 Institution who tracks pay down credit cards and assistant got an extra 40 Lynn Public School System, and Meaghan; her great-grand- million in bonuses to es- pandemic hazard pay pol- avoid further debt when cents, a pharmacist re- they enjoyed traveling and tak- children, Kayla, Marissa, and sential workers, though a icies. buying clothing and shoes. ceived $1.80 and a main- ing cruises to many different Madeleine; her beloved sister, special panel won’t deter- Premium pay is one Most states that have locations. Eileen E. Spencer of Lynn, as mine who qualifies until tenance supervisor got of just several options provided COVID-19 haz- In her free time, Josephine well as many other dear nieces, later this year. $4, according to state data provided to states un- ard pay used money from loved spending time meticu- nephews, cousins, and friends. This past week, Hawaii provided to the AP. lously working to keep her yard Josephine was the dear and home pristine. She could mother of the late James A. MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS often be found at her house on White, great-grandmother of the hill, maintaining her peren- the late Sarah Marie Mirra, and Blue Hill Observatory closing was opened as a private area, to step forward. The ship was undefeated nial garden that she adored. sister of the late John J. Dolan, down for $2M renovation weather research station in battle and destroyed or When she did take a break, Jo- and Ann Marie Barnard. by Abbott Lawrence Rotch USS Constitution resuming captured 33 enemy ves- sephine would settle in with her Arrangements: Friends and CANTON (AP) — The in 1885. The current build- full summer visitor hours sels. pet cat, Silverback. Above all family are invited to call at the Blue Hill Observatory lo- ing went up in 1908 and It earned its nickname else though, Josephine loved Cuffe-McGinn Funeral Home, cated in a 113-year-old daily weather observation BOSTON (AP) — The during the War of 1812 her family. There was nothing 157 Maple St., Lynn on Tues- concrete tower in the Blue and research have been U.S.S. Constitution is re- when British cannonballs day, July 13th from 4 p.m. until she enjoyed more than watch- Hills Reservation is closed conducted from the tower turning to its full summer bounced off its wooden 8 p.m. Her Funeral will begin ing her children, grandchildren, this summer for a $2 mil- ever since. visitation hours next week hull. and great-grandchildren grow at the Funeral Home on July lion renovation, its first Because of the work, the for the first time in more and succeed in life. Being with 14th at 10 a.m., with a Funeral major upgrade since 1999. observatory will be closed than a year. Toddler dies after being hit by her family at cookouts, gather- Mass to follow at 11 a.m. at to the public, but work Starting on Tuesday, the ings, and on trips was the light St. Pius V Church, Lynn. Buri- The changes include a delivery vehicle near Boston new concrete wall, weath- should be completed by warship known as “Old of her life; and she cherished al will be held on Friday, July next summer. erproofing, new ceilings, Ironsides” will be open for CHELSEA (AP) — A every memory made with them. 16th at 11 a.m. at Pine Grove free public tours from 10 toddler is dead after being Surviving Josephine are her Cemetery, Lynn. To leave an new windows and asbes- tos removal, officials said, Police seek clues in fatal a.m. until 6 p.m. Tuesday struck by a delivery vehi- children, William J. White and online message or condolence, through Sunday. The ship cle near Boston. his wife Sue of Newburyport, please visit www.cuffemcginn. all paid for through a state shooting in Milton Department of Conserva- suspended public visits in The two-year-old boy John R. White and his wife com. MILTON (AP) — Police March 2020 at the start suffered serious head inju- tion and Recreation grant. Kristin of Lynn, and Susan M. say a 25-year-old man of the pandemic, but re- ries after being hit by the One thing will not DeSimone-Gillespie and her died Saturday after being opened on a limited basis sport utility delivery vehi- change, however. Weather companion Kenny Graves of shot in the town of Milton. last August. cle at about noon Satur- observers “won’t miss a Lynn; her grandchildren, Chris- The Milton Police De- After a second shutdown day, according to Chelsea beat,” Executive Director partment identified the it reopened with limited Police Chief Brian Kyes. Charles Orloff told The victim as Marquis Sim- visitation hours in May. The boy was taken to Patriot Ledger. mons, a Milton resident. Visitors are allowed Massachusetts General The equipment on the In a statement outlin- to freely explore the top Hospital, where he soon roof of the three-story ob- ing the incident, police three decks of Old Iron- died. In a tweet relaying Stories live on. servatory tower is being said Simmons was shot at sides, and hear active duty the details of the incident, temporarily moved, but about 6 p.m. shortly after Navy sailors explain the Kyes called the death “ab- there is no chance the con- he had dismounted his ship’s 223-year history. solutely heartbreaking.” Tell theirs. struction will break Blue moped in the area of Bel- The ship welcomed more An investigation is ongo- Hill’s streak as the longest voir Road. Simmons was than 600,000 guests in ing. Authorities have not Share your loved one’s story. continuous weather obser- taken to Boston Medical 2019. released further details, vation center in the Unit- Center where he was later The U.S.S Constitution including the name of the [email protected] | 781-593-7700 ed States, Blue Hill Obser- pronounced dead. is the world’s oldest com- deceased boy. vatory President William State police detectives missioned warship still Police referred questions Minsinger Minsinger said. are assisting in the in- afloat. It played a crucial about the case to the Suf- The observatory on the vestigation. Police urged role in the Barbary Wars folk County District Attor- In partnership with Canton-Milton line, list- anyone with information and the War of 1812, ac- ney, whose office did not ed on the National Reg- about the case, or who saw tively defending sea lanes immediately respond to ister of Historic Places, a suspicious vehicle in the from 1797 until 1855. messages. MONDAY JULY 12, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3

THURGOOD MARSHALL MIDDLE SCHOOL FOURTH QUARTER HONOR ROLL Will America deliver for mailman from Peabody? Grade 6 MOLAR MAN they are going to put me From A1 on for. It could be six sec- HIGH HONORS onds, it could be two min- Genesis Aquino, Margaret Ardrey, Dayani Avila, Lisbeth Cabrera with acts ranging from utes,” Denucce said, who is Garcia, Genesis Castro Marquez, Katerin Chun Niz, Gilary Cifuentes, singing, dancing, comedy, forbidden from revealing Karissa Danh, Mary Ebeh, Jesus Felton, Selena Ferrer, Angie Fuentes magic and stunts. the name of the songs he Lopez, Malak Guelmane, Jordan Heng, Isabella Holguin Baez, Julibel Denucce’s talent doesn’t performed. “I’m hoping to Lorenzo Garcia, Jhony Miranda Ventura, Tom Nguyen, Cristobal Ovalle exactly fit into any of those get a couple of minutes out Gomez, Robin Perez Guzman, Nathaly Pineda Tobias, Grismeldy Re- categories. His talent? He of it. inoso Garcia, Angel Rivera Rivera, Keyrri Rivera-Rosa, Laboni Shimo, plays music on his teeth. “My segment will be at- Eliany Sosa Ramos, Angie Thiphavong, Saly Ung, Aliana Vasquez Lo- “People think it’s gim- tached to their social me- pez, Julyssa Velez micky, but it suits my per- dia so there will be some sonality,” said Denucce. HONORS serious exposure. This “I never really planned is the most-watched TV Fuhad Akinniyi, Halimot Amisu, Jesselly Ampudia Robles, Kaylee something this strange show in the summer, so I Argueta Rodriguez, Alexander Bailey, Chastelyn Bamaca Velasquez, and weird. I’m just glad to hope to get noticed.” Christian Barahona, Shaimaa Bouidra, Trinity Carolan, Alisson Castro make people smile.” Denucce is no stranger Barrios, Diana Chavez, Anthony Chilel Lopez, Kenneth Chin, Ashley You name it, Molar to television, with appear- Cordero Canela, Haylie Cruz, Jamil Cruz De Souza, Diego De Leon, Man’s teeth can play it. ances on The Gong Show, Linda De Leon Lopez, Emerson DeLeon Munoz, Michael Diaz, Nicho- His music spans genres The David Letterman las Dill-Vourazeris, Felicity Emerson, Isaiah Fischer, Kimberly Flebert, from classical music like Show (Stupid Human Jhensfiert Florian, Kimora Francis, Yolandys Garcia Reyes, Ismerai the “William Tell Over- Tricks) and the Let’s A$k Gomez Chavez, Marian Gonzalez Tavico, Zahmeer Hayward, Jaelene ture” to theme songs of America game show. Henriquez, Helky Hernandez-Mendez, Aaliyah Jean-Pierre, Dereck nostalgic television shows Denucce won’t know un- Jimenez, Melanie Jimenez, Victor Jiminian, Gabriel Kangalov, Avanni like The Addams Family, til later this summer if he the Andy Griffith Show, Keo, Abraham Ladny, Kaleb Leak, Joshua Locke, Judit Lopez, Ayanna is one of the 44 contestants The Lone Ranger, Jeopar- Lowe, Sergio Lua Acosta, Camila Maldonado, Jasmine Mao Chhoun, who will make the cut for dy, The Brady Bunch, The Mia Mateo, Jayleen Matul Morales, Belmira Miranda, Chris Morales, the final competition, but Muppet Show and The Adriana Morales Argueta, Miguel Najarro Orellana, Mallely Niz Niz, he’s okay with that. Flintstones. “A lot of the contestants Andy Nolasco Gomez, Jaylani Paris, Emily Paxtor Merida, Ernesto Denucce is a huge Dis- are professionals, but I’m Perez, Yelinda Perez Lopez, Joelissa Pimentel-Vittini, Allison Renteria ney fan, his favorites be- just a regular guy with Herrera, Katerin Reyes Alvarez, Maritza Robles de Leon, Emily Rodri- ing “Zippity Do Da,” “Un- a weird talent,” Denucce guez, Antoni Rodriguez-Barrios, Rafael Rosa Rojas, Mia Salazar Ypar- der the Sea,” “The Bare Anthony Denucce stands with America’s Got raguirre, Annabelle Scandone, Jenalisa Sherman Cardoso, Jayden Necessities” and “It’s a said. “Even if you don’t Talent host Terry Crews during his audition in make the final show, you Sustache, Isabella Tejeda, Kyrah Todd, Wedgina Tranchant, Grady Small World.” Pasadena in April. Travers, Vo Trung Hau, Alex Vega, Guy-Emmanuel Woignac, Dilyla Y, “Disney and kids’ stuff still have opportunities because of the exposure Eduardo Zuniga Arana is my forte,” Denucce said. who my biggest fan was, audition live before AGT you get from the audition “I’m passionate about all host Terry Crews and ce- and I told him it was my shows. I told them my goal things Disney.” lebrity judges Howie Man- daughter even though she Grade 7 would be to do some of The AGT auditions del. Heidi Klum, Sofía Ver- thinks I’m quirky.” those gimmicky commer- HIGH HONORS started with more than gara and Simon Cowell. Denucce said the re- cials you see, maybe in the Reem Ahrabar, Gabriel Alvarez, Mariany Alves Da Silva, Willy Armas 2,000 performers. Denucce The trip was hectic, with a sponse to sharing his sto- Pojoy, Sheily Arreaga Mauricio, Richard Arreaga Rodriguez, Alexan- had two preliminary Zoom 10-hour social media day, ry about what it was like dental industry. We just der Baltodano, Justin Chavez Gomez, Matthew Coelho, Gisela Cruz, auditions, the first in early photo shoots, social media to deliver mail during the have to wait and see.” To judge Denucce’s tal- Rojeiris Cruz Santana, Yocarolyn Del Villar Jose, Jacob Dembowski, February. promotions and commer- pandemic was incredible. ent for yourself, go to his Jorge Figueroa, Angel Flowers, Casidy Galdamez Garcia, Matumaini “I watched the others fail cial shoots. “I got an emotional re- YouTube channel, Antho- Ganza, Vincent Giovanni, Bagner Gomez Lopez, Alex Gomez Rome- for about three hours, then “It was cool,” Denucce sponse from the audience finally it was my turn,” said. “Hearing the promo- — a standing ovation — ny the Molar Man, or visit ro, Ada-Lucia Hernandez Toc, Tyren Hoeun, William Holm, Gemma him on instagram, @an- Imbriano, Moshammed Jahan, Kenia Jimenez, Anthony Kallianiotes, Denucce said. “I thought tion for ‘watch Anthony and said, ‘What the heck. I the producer liked me.” thony_molarman. Satur- Sotheary Kea, Justin Lim, Bianca Lopez Mauricio, Nayiah Lovell, Angel the Molar Man this Tues- have to go on and perform A week and a half later, day’ was incredible.” now?’” Denucce said. day marked the debut of Marte, Antonio Martinez, Valeria Martinez Isaac, Keila Mcgregor, Dar- the show’s executive pro- Just minutes before per- Denucce is one of 140 Denucce’s live streaming lin Mejia Diaz, Kendrick Merida Lopez, Lovelly Merida Lopez, Jaden ducer asked Denucce back forming, Denucce received contestants who will be “Mixin’ it up with the Mo- Morales, Amy Muraga, Oghosa Osaheni, Keily Ovalle Merida, Frances for a second audition. Af- a text from his daughter featured on the audition lar Man’’ YouTube show. Erica Pecjo, Francheska Erin Pecjo, Carina Perez Juarez, Axel Phat, ter that it was pay dirt. Ava. shows this summer. A The show features the Dayana Ramirez Gomez, Rossibel Reinoso Garcia, Julianna Romero, “It was about three “It was the best news,” Burlington native, he has “Molar Minute”: a 60-sec- Alexavier Saldana, Zephaniah Samateh, Isabela Saravia Hernandez, weeks after that when the said Denucce. “She just got been playing his teeth ond break every 15 min- Zacarias Sarita, Adriana Soares, Nicholas Stamnas, Fiona Steeves, executive producer invited her letter of acceptance at since he was in elementa- utes when Denucce enter- Maya Steeves, Alejandra Tejada Romero, Bobby Thiphavong, Eva me, all expenses paid, to Essex Tech. I was really ry school. tains his audience with a Thong, Alaynna Todd, Ashley Wolf Pasadena during April va- emotional and nervous, He is hoping the AGT song. but once I got on stage I HONORS cation for a final tryout.” appearance will expand Anne Marie Tobin can be Denucce was one of 200 settled down. It was funny his fame. reached at atobin@item- Francielis Aguilera Reyes, Faith Akinbami, Kiarah-Lee Anderson, Di- contestants selected to because Howie asked me “I don’t know how long live.com. vine Asemota, Zachstry Aziegbe, Yuleimi Barrios Bautista, Hecmarie Borgos Rivera, Jasmyn Camilo, Isabella Carter, Jose Castillo Alvarez, Tommy Chavez Esteban, Abby Cormier, Jose Coto Pena, Melanie Cruz, Victor De La Rosa, Gloria De La Torre, Raffy De Los Santos, Rober- Saugus vaccination rates to Diaz-Ramirez, Emma Erwin, Eliana Fernandes, Uriel Fernandez, Nicksanndia Gerard, Ariana Gomez Lopez, Shaila Gonzalez, Isaiah Goorahlal, Germain Guillaume, Krystal Jauregui, Grace Kenga, Jaleel Khamis, Darvin Kuffour, Cheila Laureano Mendoza, Belveth Lima Lo- above 60 percent pez, Khyla Lindsey-Miller, Emeralda Liranzo, Jeremy Lopez, Luis Lopez, Ileana Lopez Chavez, Lizbet Lopez Chilel, Nelson Lopez Chilel, Yakelin By Sam Minton itive COVID-19 cases in ent. It can pop up. Just go.” Lopez Lopez, Milton Lopez Pojoy, Ashley Martinez, Grayce Maxi, Hail- ITEM STAFF the area and that for the judging by the way it’s While Massachusetts, ley Mendez Mendez, Sarah Montinard, Yarine Morel De Leon, Rosa last three weeks they have mutated over the course along with the rest of the SAUGUS — Vaccination Niz Niz, Christopher Orellana-Perlera, Brianna Ortega, Jefferson Ortez been in the “negligible of a year, we have to stay country, continues to do rates are rising according Valdivieso, Kalp Panchal, Ashley Paredes Perez, Yolemy Perez Bue- threat area.” vigilant. Again we’ve had well, Fralick mentioned to Board of Health Direc- no, Sophia Pouk, Kenneth Poy, Carlos Ramirez Cornielle, Suri Reyes, Recently we have seen several different variants that the way the virus is tor John Fralick. Karyme Rodriguez Aguilon, Vivian Rodriguez Segura, Ashley Saldana variants of COVID run over the course of the time mutating means that the Fralick told The Item Suarez, Amauris Villar Ruiz, Isabella Walcott, Mahlyna Williams rampant on certain pop- we’ve been tracking it. country could be right that Saugus’ vaccination ulations across the globe. A year’s time having 4-5 rate is at 62 percent, with back in the same position The one variant gaining different variants coming it was a year ago. Grade 8 67 percent receiving at the most notoriety, the from different parts of the “We have to maintain HIGH HONORS least one dose of the vac- Delta Variant, appears to world. That’s obviously a that certain level of vig- Fatima Abdelnabi, David Aziegbe, Pistis Bakwatwena, Rodeline cine. be more contagious than cause for concern. I know ilance, just making sure Baptilus, Jimena Barrios Guzman, Zuleyka Barrios Guzman, Yehine- For the Health Director, past versions of the virus. that a lot of folks won’t get that we’re at least per- lis Batista Santana, Ashley Cabrera Rodriguez, Phat Cao, Juan Car- the numbers are a testa- Fralick stressed that vaccinated based on prin- forming our due diligence rasquillo, Delmi Chavez Nolasco, Ethan Chilel, Elia Chilel-Romero, ment to the residents of it’s important for res- ciple. A lot of folks want as a community.” Charani Chit, Sienna Christian, Janise Cooper, Kayden Danh, Yinell Saugus who are looking to idents to stay on their to get vaccinated just be- So while the vaccination Escotto, Andrew Fajardo Catalan, Esanden Forchap, John Giovanni, put the pandemic to rest toes. The goal for him and cause it’s a good option. rate continues to rise in Emmanuel Gonzalez, Stephanie Gonzalez Duarte, Byron Guerra-No- and he said the town is in the town moving forward I think the goal moving a good spot. Saugus, COVID-19 is still vas, Kiaina Kennon, Doaa Khedr, Donald Kim, Tatiana Lazo, Tianna is for residents to stay forward is just going to be Fralick also mentioned vigilant. to kind of maintain that out there and doesn’t ap- Leak, Jonathan Lee, Rachel Leiva, Claudia Lopez Landaverde, Angel that the Board of Health “Just kind of knowing level of vigilance we have pear to be going anywhere Lopez Pena, Nicole Marte Marcano, Jailene Matias, Deanna Me- continues to monitor pos- that it (COVID-19) is pres- been asking from the get anytime soon. deiros, Rickelmy Merida Lopez, Derek Morales, Aidah Nakigudde, Angelyss Negron Rodriguez, Dylan Nguyen, Sophia Oeun, Marianah Pagan, Wilfredo Perez, Marquilles Rivera, Omeiry Rodriguez, Aneys Rosado, Amayah Santana, Tyler Sarro, Deonte Semper, Ann-Favour Elm Place developers to hold Shungwa, Meilik Sreng, Afrida Tabassum, Isaque Taveira, Jessica Vuong, Salome Yarce Arroyave community meeting in Swampscott HONORS Ahmed Abdelrahman, Yolenny Alonzo Capellan, Christopher Al- By Tréa Lavery consideration the town’s traffic study in January held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in varado Flores, Jazmin Ampudia Robles, Armani Arzola, Jeffrey Benito ITEM STAFF concerns. It also features that was adjusted for pre- conference room B129 of Quisquinay, Ashley Carpio Martinez, Leydi Cax Ramirez, Jalyisa Cepe- a more traditional “New COVID traffic levels, and Swampscott High School, da, Anibal Chavez, Rosaline Chavez Zacarias, Kevin Crisman, Daniel SWAMPSCOTT — The England coastal” style, it showed that the devel- 200 Essex St. A spokes- Damian, Juan De La Torre, Gabriel Duncan, Anthony Fontes, Mariah developers of a major 40B instead of the more mod- opment would not signifi- man for WinnCompanies Fowler, Anette Garcia, Federico Hernandez Juarez, Krys Hernandez affordable housing project ern design reflected in the cantly impact traffic. Rivera, Jaylene Hoeun, Morodox Hok, Craig Hunt, Ferlande Jean on Elm Place will hold an- original proposal. The 40B project was ap- said that they are looking Jacques, Aaliyah Johnson, Kayla Lopez Nolasco, Kayla Mao, Jessi- other community meeting Participants in that proved by the state De- into whether the meeting ca Marenco Alas, Bianca Martins, Carmen Monzon Matias, Gabriel Tuesday to share updates meeting generally shared partment of Housing and can be broadcast online or Nieves, Aisha Nunez, Zimari Omosefe, Maria Pineda Lopez, Kevin Ra- of the plans for the project positive feelings that the Community Development recorded. and gather feedback. mos-Mejia, Nizea Rateau-Andrades, Bryan Robles Barrios, Kimberly developers had listened to in March, despite a letter For more information At a June 10 meeting, Robles de Leon, Cristy Robles Rivera, Christopher Rodriguez, Nairim their feedback. sent by the town’s Select about the project, visit el- WinnDevelopment, the “We think a ‘friendly Board opposing it. mplacecommunity.com. Ruiz Villar, Roberto Jr. Santiago, Gary Solis Nolasco, Fabien Sterlin, company working on the Caleb Villeda, Angelina Von, Aaron Wiggins 40B’ means that the de- The Tuesday meeting Tréa Lavery can be project, met with resi- will address feedback pro- veloper will work with reached at tlavery@item- dents to show the newly the community and make vided at the June meeting designed project plan for changes wherever possi- and answer additional live.com. Selling a house? the property. The original ble that still create project questions residents may Buying a house? design had been met with viability and feasibility,” have about the project. widespread disapproval said Gilbert Winn, CEO of The meeting will be 781-593-7700 Find out what properties from community mem- WinnCompanies, during Publishing Daily, except Sundays recently sold in your area. bers, who had concerns the meeting. “We’re will- USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 that the project was too ing to be open and ex- LAW OFFICES OF Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA big, didn’t fit with the sur- JAMES J. CARRIGAN and additional offices. Check out change ideas.” Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item rounding neighborhood Concerns raised by • Social Security Disability Subscriptions the Real Estate page and would cause traffic. meeting participants at • Workers Compensation Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States in Saturday’s paper. 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E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§¢ H. S¢¢ John M. Gilberg The hidden homeless Chief Executive O cer Edward M. Grant E C J. GŸ C¡Ÿ For the past 35 years — as Urban Development (HUD) they were homeless as kids. Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall a shelter director, advocate as “chronically homeless,” Many were. 110 Munroe St. W J. K S ¢ Y Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Deputy Editor J. Patrick Norton and activist — I’ve been these individuals face a One father recently re- Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  T¢  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan trying to address the prob- gauntlet of obstacles in the counted how his childhood Chief Operating O cer Editorial Editor Chairman lem of homelessness. In my quest for a safe place to in a two-parent family Customer Service latest efforts, as a one-wom- live. HUD’s endless “End crumbled with the onset of Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS an nonprofit called HEAR Homelessness in 10 Years” Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 his father’s violence. His Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 US Inc. (hearus.us), I’ve campaigns, despite efforts mother fled with him and Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 spent 15 years chronicling by well-intentioned individ- his brother to a domes- All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 family and youth home- uals and agencies, failed to 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 tic-violence shelter. He lessness as I’ve traveled overcome decades of budget Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 stumbled but recovered to Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 across the country filming cuts and congressional an- become stably housed. His Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 interviews, producing short tipathy towards the broken Classified/Legal Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 brother did not. [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 films, giving presentations and broke men and women In communities across wandering the streets. John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 and writing books. the country, efforts are un- Subscriptions Homelessness, for mil- Lesser known, though, is derway to focus resources [email protected] lions of people in the United how HUD’s policies grow on doubled up and self-pay- Circulation States, consists of a pletho- homelessness. Millions of ing families not considered [email protected] ra of challenges. To dispute people not in HUD-fund- homeless by HUD. Koester the “homeless people are ed shelters (for reasons Ext. 3 and her colleagues hope all mentally ill or addicts” including capacity and that a recent resolution in- Newsroom myth, I created a chart, inflexible regulations) fail troduced on the county level [email protected] called “Other Stuff,” point- to qualify as homeless by [email protected] ing to the most frequently HUD, and thus are ineligi- will lead to hiring someone Ext. 4 EDITORIAL occurring issues that cause ble for assistance. to focus on these invisible or perpetuate homelessness Why expand services for kids and adults. Federal ef- Sports for families and individuals. those who lack places of forts are also pending. [email protected] Part of my disturbance Our nation’s abysmal their own to live? Because Ext. 5 approach to homelessness research confirms thatwatching a woman asking narrowly focuses on those family and youth homeless- for money the other night Retail and Online ness becomes the unwitting is that I wanted to ask her Advertising Close the visibly homeless on the [email protected] streets of virtually every “feeder system” for adults about her childhood. I’m community, tragically ex- on the streets. Trauma and pretty sure I already know ADVERTISING cluding millions of people, instability experienced by the answer. Ernie Carpenter Jr. digital divide many of them children. youngsters can fester into Diane Nilan, the found- Director of Advertising Dubbed by the U.S. De- adult homelessness. As I er and president of HEAR and Business Development, ext. 1355 partment of Housing and interview parents, I ask if US Inc. [email protected] Editorial from the Los Angeles Times editorial board Ralph Mitchell Although Republicans recoiled when President Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] Joe Biden unveiled his sweeping infrastructure plan in March, a bipartisan group of senators Patricia Whalen has thrown its support behind one of the less Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] conventional ideas in the package: making a massive investment in broadband networks. BUSINESS OFFICE But as crucial as these networks are to the Susan J. Conti 21st century economy, it’s not just the amount Controller, ext. 1288 Congress spends that matters. It’s making sure [email protected] the money is spent the right way. And there’s Ted Grant a split among lawmakers over whether to just Publisher, ext. 1234 help telecom companies extend broadband to [email protected] the 21 million or more Americans with no access Marian Kinney to it — largely but not exclusively in rural and ext. 1212 remote areas — or to also upgrade areas with [email protected] substandard service. Will Kraft At issue too is how to provide broadband to the Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 millions of Americans who can’t afford it. What’s [email protected] the point in subsidizing the construction of more Paula Villacreses extensive networks if they’re priced too high for A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 a sizable portion of the population? [email protected] It comes down to a question of priorities. Here’s Mike Shanahan one all taxpayers should embrace: Make sure Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 that the new networks built with these dollars [email protected] won’t grow quickly obsolete. Networks that are DR. EMILY RYMLAND Jim Wilson largely based on fiber optics, including modern Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 cable TV, fiber-to-the-premises and “small cell” [email protected] wireless services, can add speed and capacity over time without requiring a major overhaul; COVID’s lesson can help end AIDS CIRCULATION that should be the standard Congress adopts. Lisa Mahmoud The demand for speed and capacity has grown Much has been debated ly re-organized to create Patients in need of HIV Manager, ext. 1239 steadily, and there’s no reason to think it won’t about the victories and drive-through testing, a prevention have to jump [email protected] through hoops, the first be- continue to do so. In fact, new online services are failures of America’s battle warp-speed vaccine ef- CUSTOMER SERVICE emerging that could vastly increase the need for with COVID-19. Howev- fort and public education ing finding a provider they high-capacity uploads as well as downloads. It er, all agree the pandem- that had everyone talking can trust. Imagine living in La’ Mosha Ball ic taught our healthcare about antibodies, antigens a small town where every- Customer Service, ext. 1276 would be foolish to make a costly investment in [email protected] networks today that need to be replaced within system a lot about fighting and viral load. We can cer- one knows you, or where the tainly exert the much less lab technician or pharma- the decade. a highly contagious, dead- GRAPHICS ly virus, and that should disruptive effort required cist is also a member of your Granted, it may not be practical to serve some make us better prepared to end HIV, using these church. Shame and stigma Trevor Andreozzi remote or sparsely populated areas with the for the next threat. lessons of the pandemic. might prevent you from Designer [email protected] same kind of network as in cities and suburbs. But as a medical provider With COVID-19 we saw seeking care face-to-face. But even those networks should be built in a working in HIV prevention, that frequent testing, espe- Telehealth provides a Aaron Fee way that the initial speeds offered are a floor, I say let’s not wait to put cially of those in high-risk solution to the challenge Designer not a ceiling. those lessons to work. We populations, was essential to of bringing non-judgmen- [email protected] As important as it is to bring broadband ser- need to apply the urgency containment. Medical pro- tal HIV prevention to the Edwin Peralta Jr. vice to areas that have none, we can’t ignore the and innovation we put to viders should assume that people. Accessing medical Designer parts of the country stuck with inadequate net- fighting the inferno of the patients need HIV testing care through a computer [email protected] works built for the days before widespread video COVID-19 pandemic to unless they know otherwise. or smartphone allows a pa- streaming, videoconferencing, telemedicine and squelching out the smolder- Going forward, we should tient to request an HIV test NEWSROOM virtual offices. ing embers of the still dead- think more like the Univer- or PrEP as soon as they Mike Alongi State and local governments understand the ly HIV/AIDS epidemic. sity of Chicago Medical Cen- feel empowered to do so Sports Editor, ext. 1228 particular needs of their constituents better The HIV/AIDS communi- ter, which set up a combina- without looking for a clinic, [email protected] than Congress does; they should be granted the ty has racked up life-saving tion HIV/COVID-19 testing taking time off of work or Gayla Cawley flexibility to use some of their federal broadband victories, with medications site for the public during the canceling the appointment News Editor, ext. 1236 out of fear. At-home HIV [email protected] dollars to support upgrades of slower networks that make HIV a survivable pandemic. chronic condition and, when Healthcare providers tests and PrEP can then be in their communities. taken properly, render the didn’t judge or shame peo- sent to the patient’s door Allysha Dunnigan Incumbent cable and phone companies argue infection untransmittable. ple for COVID-19 infec- and communications with Reporter, ext. 1302 [email protected] that it’s a poor use of tax dollars to invest in ar- Nonetheless, there are tion, whether they caught providers can happen from eas that already have broadband, even if it’s a new infections every day in it working an essential job the convenience of home. Spenser Hasak lesser version. But just as new broadband ser- this country. and around the or attending a risky social Let’s take what the health Photographer, ext. 1332 vices can be a source of economic growth, so can world. In the U.S., approxi- gathering. Similarly, we system as a whole has [email protected] outdated networks be an impediment, limiting mately 1.2 million people should destigmatize HIV learned from COVID-19 Julia Hopkins innovation and services by local businesses and are living with HIV and 14 and the ways people con- and apply it to speed the Photographer, ext. 1224 entrepreneurs. percent of them do not know tract it. end of HIV in all communi- [email protected] And by taking steps to invite competitors into they have it — because test- We brought COVID-19 ties around the country. ing, prevention, and treat- tests and vaccines to sta- Dr. Emily Rymland, DNP Thor Jourgensen those markets, state and local governments Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 could help hold down broadband prices while in- ment are not reaching them. diums, schools and super- FNP-C, is the director of [email protected] creasing investment. During COVID-19 our markets. Let’s make HIV clinical operations at Nurx, healthcare system rapid- prevention that convenient. a telemedicine service. Daniel Kane More competition will also help with the third Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 top priority, affordability. But that’s just part of [email protected] the answer. Another piece is to make sure that LETTER TO THE EDITOR Steve Krause new networks built with federal help offer dis- Senior Writer, ext. 1229 counted service to the low-income consumers in [email protected] their communities. And for communities with ex- Don’t forget commuter rail Tréa Lavery isting networks, there needs to be a permanent Reporter, ext. 1317 subsidy program for low-income households. To the editor: in the form of our extensive and see if that solves the [email protected] These details, along with the amount of money I wonder if our congress- commuter rail. issues? We would learn man, like most politicians, Wouldn’t it be cheaper, Anne Marie Tobin allotted for broadband investments, are expect- much, and my guess is Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 ed to be hammered out in the next few weeks as is overlooking an oppor- faster and less intrusive that the cost would be [email protected] tunity. Unlike other tran- to add a station or two, if the Senate tries to pass an infrastructure bill. several billion dollars Sophie Yarin sit-deprived areas, the that is even needed, lower The $65 billion proposed for broadband in the less. Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 bipartisan framework is a good starting point. North Shore, especially the the fares to approach rap- [email protected]

But it needs to be spent the right way. area that might be served id transit levels, increase by a Blue Line extension, the frequency of trips on Tom DeSimone TECHNOLOGY already has a transit line that commuter rail line, Swampscott Tim Noyes Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] MONDAY JULY 12, 2021 A5 Community Calendar Monday, July 12 - Sunday, July 18

The Community Calen- LYNNFIELD ing via Zoom, 7 p.m. Nahant Lowlands Activity WildLife Encounters at ry Committee, 7 p.m. via dar runs every Monday Field the Saugus Ironworks, Zoom. 9:30 a.m. Planning Board, 7 p.m. and covers the week from Monday, July 12 Wednesday, July 14 Monday through the fol- via Zoom. PEABODY Municipal lowing Sunday. Items for Municipal Entertainment Council on Aging meet- the Community Calendar Historical Commission, Tale of the Rainbow Liz- Tuesday, July 13 ard, by Traveling Lantern Monday, July 12 ing, 466 Central St., 2 p.m. can be sent to calendar@ Meeting House, 617 Main Theater Company via Education itemlive.com. Please in- St., 6:30 p.m. Entertainment Vimeo (available for one Wednesday, July 14 School Building Com- clude the town, type of week) Peabody Recreation mittee, 6:30 p.m. via Zoom. uesday uly event (education, enter- T , J 13 COA Strength Exercise presents Animal Plan- Entertainment et for ages 6-12 — visit Municipal tainment, municipal), Municipal Class via Zoom, 8:30 a.m. The (Virtual) Yoga Expe- peabodyma.myrec.com Open Space and Recre- place and time of event. Board of Assessors, Town rience via Zoom, 6:30 p.m. Municipal for information, Brooks- ation Plan Committee, 7 Hall assessors office, 55 Board of Selectmen by Farm, 54 Felton St., Municipal p.m. via Zoom. Summer St., 6 p.m. LYNN meeting via Zoom, 6 p.m. through Friday, 9 a.m.-3 Board of Health meeting Community meeting on Board of Library Trust- p.m. via Zoom, 6:30 p.m. Elm Place Project, 6:30 ees, 18 Summer St., 6:30 p.m. Swampscott High Tuesday, July 13 p.m. Thursday, July 15 School, Conference room Zoning Board of Appeals Tuesday, July 13 Thursday, July 15 Municipal Education B129, 200 Essex St. virtual meeting — see Board of Assessors meet- The Wall That Heals, Municipal Entertainment town website calendar for Nahant Lowlands Activity Retirement Board tele- Outdoor Music and ing at City Hall, Room log-on information, 7 p.m. Wednesday, July 14 Field, All day conference meeting — to Mother Goose at the Sau- 202, 10 a.m. Library Board of Trust- attend, email james.free- gus Ironworks, 10:30 a.m. Entertainment Entertainment [email protected]. 9 Reimagining Historic ees meeting at Lynn Pub- Summer Music Series, Municipal lic Library, 3:45 p.m. NAHANT a.m. Houses with Ken Turino, 15 Pleasant St., 6:30 p.m. Planning Board meeting 6:30 p.m. via Zoom. Regis- City Council meeting at via Zoom, 7 p.m. Monday, July 12 Wednesday, July 14 ter at swampscottlibrary. City Hall/Council Cham- Friday, July 16 org or by calling 781-596- bers, 5 p.m. Entertainment Entertainment Saturday, July 17 8867. Education COA Strength Exercise Children’s Yoga — visit Municipal Wednesday, July 14 Class via Zoom, 8:30 a.m. The Wall That Heals, peabodylibrary.org to reg- Education Nahant Lowlands Activity ister, Main Library court- Let’s Get Ready for Kin- Renewable Energy Com- Entertainment Municipal Field, All day yard, 82 Main St.,10-11 dergarten via Zoom, 9:30 mittee, 7 p.m. via Zoom. High Rock Tower Obser- Board of Assessors meet- a.m. a.m. vatory Night at High Rock ing via Zoom, 3 p.m. Saturday, July 17 Thursday, July 15 Tower, 8-9:30 p.m. Housing Authority meet- Saturday, July 17 ing via Zoom, 5 p.m. Education SWAMPSCOTT Municipal The Wall That Heals, Entertainment Traffic Study Advisory Saturday, July 17 Nahant Lowlands Activity Committee, 10 a.m. via Tuesday, July 13 Wild Fox Pierogis is back Monday, July 12 Municipal Field, All day at Granite Coast Brewing, Zoom. Welcome Home Ceremo- Municipal Leaf and Yard Waste Entertainment 77B Main St., 2-8 p.m. ny, Nahant Lowlands Ac- Board of Health, 6 p.m. Dropoff at 250 Commer- Story Time (children Sunday, July 18 aged 2-8 and caregivers), tivity Field, 6 p.m. via Zoom. cial St., 7:30 a.m.-2:30 15 Pleasant St. on the li- SAUGUS Hadley Elementary Entertainment p.m. brary playground, 10 a.m. Sunday, July 18 School Reuse Advisory Swampscott Farmers Covanta Day at Covan- Monday, July 12 Committee, 6:30 p.m. via Market, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. ta, 247 Commercial St., 8 Municipal Education Zoom. Town Hall green, 22 Mon- a.m.-12 p.m. School Committee meet- The Wall That Heals, Entertainment Athletic Field Adviso- ument Ave.

A city- sponsored sweep is carried out on an encampment of individuals living along PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Grant Street at Sixth Virgin Galactic founder Richard Branson carries Avenue, south crew member Sirisha Bandla on his shoulders of downtown while celebrating their flight to space at Space- Denver. port America near Truth or Consequences, N.M.

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Billionaire Richard Advocates decry homeless sweeps Branson reaches space in his own ship

ahead of MLB’s All-Star game By Susan Montoya ing Bezos by nine days. Bryan and Marcia He also became only the By Colleen Slevin from Atlanta in April over has targeted its cleanups United States increased Dunn second septuagenarian to and Patty Nieberg objections to Georgia’s to push homeless people for the fourth straight ASSOCIATED PRESS go into space. Astronaut ASSOCIATED PRESS voting law that critics out before the All-Star year in 2020 based on a John Glenn flew on the TRUTH OR CONSE- condemned as being too Game. While the city used count conducted before shuttle at age 77 in 1998. DENVER — Ahead of restrictive — data shows to clean up one encamp- QUENCES, N.M. — the pandemic began, ac- Bezos sent his congratu- Major League Baseball’s sweeps increased, with ment at a time, it has Swashbuckling entrepre- cording to a U.S. Depart- lations, adding: “Can’t wait All-Star Game in Denver cleanups taking place over turned to multiday oper- neur Richard Branson ment Housing and Ur- to join the club!” — though next week, city officials nine days. The previous ations — targeting four hurtled into space aboard ban Development annual he also took to Twitter are facing scrutiny from peak over the past year or five encampments in a his own winged rocket ship report. And the housing earlier in the week to enu- advocates who accuse was eight days, in October. bigger area, dramatical- Sunday, beating out fellow crisis was only exacerbat- merate the ways in which them of accelerating the But the sweeps picked ly increasing the number billionaire Jeff Bezos. ed by the pandemic when be believes his company’s clearing of homeless en- up even more in May and of people pushed out, she The nearly 71-year-old many lost jobs. campments near Coors June with 17 scheduled said. Branson and five crew- rides will be better. Field as the sports world cleanups taking 22 days, People forced to leave Downtown Denver looks mates from his Virgin Ga- With about 500 people turns its attention to Colo- 11 days each month with an encampment near the vastly different compared lactic space-tourism com- watching, including Bran- rado’s capital city. two or three days of clean- stadium last week were to the middle of the pan- pany reached an altitude son’s family, Unity was Mayor Michael Hancock ups a week, according to told they could go to an- demic in 2020. Tents used of about 53 miles over the carried aloft underneath has emphatically denied public records obtained other one about 1.5 miles by homeless people that New Mexico desert — a twin-fuselage aircraft. that the All-Star Game by The Associated Press, (2.4 kilometers) away and lined streets near closed enough to experience three Then, at an altitude of about influenced any clearing which were first reported would be safe there until restaurants and shops are to four minutes of weight- 8 1/2 miles, Unity detached decisions, saying the city by Denverite, an online August, she said. now gone, with businesses lessness and witness the from the mother ship and is just getting caught up news outlet that covers Patrick Shields, an Army reopened and pedestrians curvature of the Earth — fired its engine, reaching after suspending cleanups the city. veteran who served in Af- roaming the streets. and then safely glided to a more than Mach 3, or three at the beginning of the The city conducted ghanistan, was among the David Corsun, direc- runway landing. times the speed of sound, as pandemic. It resumed reg- sweeps for 17 weeks people forced to pick up tor of the Fritz Knoeb- “The whole thing, it it pierced the edge of space. ular cleanups last sum- straight from early March and leave during a recent el School of Hospitality was just magical,” a ju- Spectators cheered, jumped into the air and mer. to late June, a streak that sweep on a grass strip Management at the Uni- bilant Branson said af- embraced as the rock- Officials knew before was unmatched during outside an office building versity of Denver, doesn’t ter the trip home aboard the city was chosen as the et plane touched down. any other period, accord- about 2.5 miles (4 kilo- know what role the All- the gleaming white space All-Star host that it faced Branson pumped his fists ing to cleanup notices meters) from Coors Field. Star game has played in plane, named Unity. a big cleanup effort, with The brief, up-and-down as he stepped out onto the provided to city councilors Shields, who has been on Denver’s ongoing work on more encampments than since December 2019. the street for eight months flight — the space plane’s runway and ran toward homelessness but said it’s ever, Hancock said. The city used to conduct after being released from portion took only about 15 his family, bear-hugging common for cities to want In cleanups, also called two or three cleanups a jail, was upset that he and minutes, or about as long his wife and children and homeless “sweeps,” en- week before the pandemic residents he considered to to clean up and ensure vis- as Alan Shepard’s first U.S. scooping up his three campments are fenced began and has returned to be like family were being itors have positive experi- spaceflight in 1961 — was grandchildren in his arms. off and the people living that pace, said Evan Drey- forced to move, when it ences. a splashy and unabashedly Mike Moses, a top exec- in tents there are told to er, Hancock’s deputy chief would be cheaper to help “Any time there’s a mass commercial plug for Virgin utive at Virgin Galactic, pack up and leave so the of staff. them stay in one place. influx of people … it’s an Galactic, which plans to said that apart from some area can be cleaned. The city’s position is “We have no hope, no opportunity to build brand start taking paying custom- problems with the trans- In March, just before misleading, said Ana Cor- direction because of situa- and to create an impres- ers on joyrides next year. mission of video images Denver was chosen as a nelius, an organizer for tions like this,” he said. sion: Denver is an amaz- Branson became the from inside the cabin, the substitute host — Major Denver Homeless Out The number of people ing place to live and to vis- first person to blast off in flight was perfect, and the League Baseball pulled it Loud, who thinks the city without homes in the it,” Corsun said. his own spaceship, beat- ship looked pristine. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY JULY 12, 2021 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- borne Street; at 1:40 p.m. 4 arrested, guns seized at hotel larly arrests, reflect police records. Saturday on Chestnut Street; In the event of a perceived inac- at 11:10 p.m. Saturday at curacy, it is the sole responsibility 282 Boston St. near All-Star Game events of the concerned party to contact Theft By Thomas Peipert the relevant police department and and Michael Balsamo have the department issue a no- A report of a larceny at 4:39 ASSOCIATED PRESS p.m. Friday at 14 Hathaway tice of correction to the Daily Item. DENVER — Four peo- Corrections or clarifications will not St.; at 6:46 p.m. Friday at 100 Union St.; at 7:19 p.m. ple have been arrested be made without express notice of Friday at 60 River St.; at 9:21 and more than a dozen change from the arresting police p.m. Friday at 30 Hanover St.; weapons and hundreds department. at 8:03 a.m. Sunday at 333 of rounds of ammunition Chestnut St.; at 1:35 p.m. have been seized at a LYNN Sunday at 87 Park St. downtown Denver hotel A report of a robbery at that is close to several Arrests 1:47 a.m. Saturday at Boston events planned in con- and N Federal streets; at 8:22 junction with the upcom- Jaclyn Agosto, of 16 a.m. Sunday at 21 Joyce St. ing Major League Base- Marden Ave., Dorchester, was ball All-Star Game. arrested on a warrant and Vandalism Officers responding to a charged with two counts of tip searched two rooms at Class B drug possession and A report of vandalism at the Maven Hotel, a block Class E drug possession at 3:56 p.m. Saturday at 792 from Coors Field, on Fri- 12:26 p.m. Saturday. Western Ave. day night. Three men and Cedrick Dennis, 29, of 38 A report of motor vehicle a woman in their 40s were Hanover St., was arrested and vandalism at 11:47 a.m. Sun- arrested, and two vehi- charged with assault with a day at 10 Hollingsworth St. cles were impounded to be dangerous weapon and threat searched for evidence. The recovered weapons to commit a crime at 1:02 NAHANT PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS p.m. Saturday. included several rifles, a Leland Honda, 52, of 35 Accidents law enforcement official A woman pushes a stroller with a child past the entrance to the alley- Flint St., Salem, was arrested told The Associated Press. way to the Dairy Block that leads to the Maven Hotel in lower down- and charged with OUI-drugs, A report of a motor vehicle So far, investigators have town Denver. negligent operation of a mo- crash at 9:19 a.m. Wednes- not found any evidence tor vehicle and violation of the day on the Lynn side of the to suggest the group was The men who were ar- said in a statement re- ings and report any sus- city knife ordinance at 11:34 Rotary; at 1:47 p.m. Wednes- plotting a mass shooting rested are being inves- leased Sunday. “We are picious or illegal behavior. p.m. Friday. day at the Nahant Rotary on or other similar attack, the tigated for possession of not aware of any threat to No other information Justin Livingston, of 891 the Causeway. official said, while caution- a weapon by a previous the All-Star Game events, was released, and police Western Ave., was arrested ing that the investigation offender, and the woman, venues, players or the did not immediately re- community at this time.” spond to a request for ad- on a warrant and charged Complaints is still in its early stages. who has a separate war- with assault with a dangerous The official could not dis- Denver police said in ditional comment Sunday. rant, is being investigated weapon, assault and bat- At 6:42 p.m. Wednesday, a cuss the matter publicly a statement the tip that Coors Field will host the tery, malicious destruction of caller reported his car win- and spoke to the AP on on a drug charge. led to the arrests was an All-Star Game on Tues- property and armed burglary dow may have been smashed condition of anonymity. “We have no reason to excellent example of the day, but festivities have at 6:05 p.m. Friday. on Nahant Road. An officer Authorities were called believe this incident was community’s “critical role” been underway in and Wendy Lopez-Hernandez, checked the area and re- after an employee found connected to terrorism or in public safety. It said around the ballpark and 19, of 37 Norton St., was ported the window seemed the guns in a hotel room, a threat directed at the visitors should always be downtown for the past arrested and charged with as- to have been hit with a BB or the official said. All-Star Game,” the FBI aware of their surround- several days. sault and battery on a child pebble. with injury at 2:21 p.m. Sun- A report of suspicious ac- day. tivity at 9:39 p.m. Wednesday Cristian Solis Garcia, 20, at Knights of Columbus on of 45 Nelson St., Apt. 1, was Relay Yard. A caller reported arrested and charged with two people had exited a white OUI-liquor at 1:25 a.m. Sat- pickup truck and were walk- urday. ing around the establishment Jordan Williams, 27, of with flashlights. Police re- 113 Ferry St., Malden, was sponded and found no signs arrested and charged with of forced entry. operation of a motor vehicle Suspicious activity was re- with a suspended license at ported at 9:54 a.m. Friday at 4:05 a.m. Saturday. 63 Willow Road. A caller re- ported someone had climbed Accidents up a rock wall, was peeking into the back of a house and A report of a motor vehicle had also walked around the crash with personal injury at front. Police reported the per- 3:52 p.m. Friday at Lynnfield son was a family member of Street and Verdmont Avenue; the homeowner. at 7:37 p.m. Saturday at Ox- A caller reported hearing ford and Willow streets; at a gunshot at 10 p.m. Friday 12 a.m. Sunday at 69 Casco on Pearl Road. Police report- Road. ed hearing the sound at the A report of a motor vehicle station too, but said it was a crash at 4:12 p.m. Friday at firework. AL Prime Energy at 423 Bos- ton St.; at 10:40 p.m. Friday SWAMPSCOTT at 182 Western Ave.; at 12:30 a.m. Saturday at 199 Boston Accidents St.; at 12:37 a.m. Saturday at Federal Street and Western A report of a motor vehi- Avenue; at 10:56 a.m. Satur- cle crash with personal in- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS day at 725 Western Ave.; at jury at 8:32 a.m. Thursday 3:10 p.m. Saturday at Sum- at Swampscott High School, A group joins a rally to support voter rights on the steps of the Texas Capitol in Austin. mer and Vine streets; at 3:43 200 Essex St. p.m. Saturday at Lynnway and Shepard Street; at 6:24 Complaints Texas GOP advances voting p.m. Saturday at 370 Western Ave.; at 6:29 p.m. Saturday at At 10:57 a.m. Thursday, a 101 Green St.; at 11:38 p.m. caller from 20 Sutton St. re- Saturday at 700 Washington ported that while doing some restrictions as hundreds push back St.; at 1:43 p.m. Sunday at interior renovations on their cans a major priority, and more 30-day special ses- become law, would af- 981 Western Ave. home, they discovered a wea- By Acacia Coronado and Paul J. Weber in turn, put more pressure sions until voting mea- fect senior citizens, like A report of a hit-and-run sel or ferret had been living ASSOCIATED PRESS on President Joe Biden to sures are passed. Pay- motor vehicle crash at 6:53 in their walls. Animal Control herself, and others who act on voting at the feder- checks for nearly 2,000 p.m. Friday at 2 Jackson St.; was notified. receive help at the polls AUSTIN, Texas — Tex- al level. Capitol staffers could also at 8:43 a.m. Saturday at 44 A report of suspicious ac- due to proposed penalties as Republicans advanced Beto O’Rourke, the be on the line, because Ab- Estes St. tivity at 6:20 p.m. Thursday bills Sunday that would for voting volunteers who on Duncan Terrace. A caller Democratic former Tex- bott vetoed funding for the make a mistake. make voting harder in as congressman who is legislative branch follow- Assaults reported two men went be- a state that already has “It is a suppression of hind the office at Dunkin Ter- considering challenging ing Democrats’ late-night some of the nation’s our constitutional rights,” race Housing. The caller did Republican Gov. Greg Ab- walkout. He has signaled A report of an assault at toughest restrictions after Tate said. not think there was a reason bott in 2022, said he has he will restore that fund- 2:11 p.m. Saturday at A to Z hundreds spoke against The last time Texas for the men to be there. The already offered help, say- ing this summer — if law- Convenience at 264 Essex St. the proposals — with Democrats left the state to suspects left prior to police ing he was ready to raise makers are around to put A report of an assault and some waiting to speak for deny a quorum was 2003, arrival. money “literally to feed a bill on his desk. battery with a dangerous almost 24 hours. when they decamped to weapon at 8:31 p.m. Satur- A report of a disturbance and house the legislators” Harris County Judge Republicans made clear if they go that route. Lina Hidalgo, the elect- Oklahoma and New Mex- day at 16 Cedar St. at 11:26 a.m. Friday at Hum- ico to try to block new phrey Street and Monument they intended to advance a “Should we stick around? ed head of the governing GOP-drawn voting maps. Breaking and Entering Avenue. A caller reported four new election bill — which Hell no. For what?” Dem- body for the county where BLM protesters were both- would prohibit 24-hour ocratic state Rep. Jarvis Houston is located, said They were gone more a A report of a breaking and ering and harassing elderly polling places, ban drop Johnson said. “There’s Abbott was “extorting” month, but ultimately, Re- entering at 10:07 p.m. Friday women. The caller was not at boxes and stop drive-thru nothing being done in ear- lawmakers to get the leg- publicans passed a new at 32 Cooper St.; at 6:46 the location, but was watch- voting — this weekend, nest. There’s nothing be islation passed. Hidalgo redistricting plan. a.m. Saturday at 20 Nahant ing online. with a first major vote on done with the utmost re- said she was would sup- The versions of the re- Place. the proposals expected spect for one another.” port Democratic legis- vived voting changes Theft this week. That timeline is For weeks, Democratic lators breaking quorum passed Sunday by a House Overdose pushing some Democratic leaders in the Texas House again to block the bill’s panel — at 7:30 a.m., al- A report of a larceny at 7:22 lawmakers toward calling have said they are not passage. most 24 hours after de- A report of an overdose at p.m. Friday at 6 New Ocean for a second walkout to ruling out another revolt, “It is very important to bate began — and by a 12:49 p.m. Saturday on Os- St. again stop the restrictions but have also expressed me to recognize voting Senate committee later from moving forward like hope of weakening the bill rights should be above that afternoon no longer they did in May when they during the 30-day special politics,” Hidalgo said. “We include two of the most broke quorum. session. Johnson, however, can do that with all man- contentious provisions: Texas is among sever- believes a large number of ner of issues, but not vot- prohibiting Sunday morn- al states with GOP-con- his colleagues are ready ing, not democracy.” ing voting, when many trolled statehouses where to deny Republicans a Nacal Tate, who volun- call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Black churchgoers go to Republicans have rushed quorum for a second time, teers with the NAACP to start your the polls, and language daily subscription. to enact strict voting laws though most continue chapter in Collin County in response to former speaking cautiously. in the Dallas area, said that would have made it President Donald Trump’s “You may know my next she woke up at 4 a.m. easier for a judge to over- false claims that the 2020 move, but you can’t stop Saturday to drive several turn elections. election was stolen from it. You never knew when hours to Austin to testi- Hundreds of opponents him. A second walkout by Mike Tyson was going to fy against the proposed packed overflow rooms at ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! Texas Democrats — which throw the uppercut, but voting restrictions. Tate the Capitol and waited for some are describing as you knew he was going to said that meant missing hours to testify. It was the their best, if not only op- throw it,” he said. her grand niece’s birth- biggest turnout against Call Customer Service to place an ad tion — would mark a high- Another walkout may day party, but that it was a bill this year in Texas, 781-593-7700, ext. 2 stakes escalation of their merely buy more time: worth the sacrifice. Some where COVID-19 concerns efforts to deny Republi- Abbott could keep calling of the provisions, if they have dampened crowds. MONDAY JULY 12, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Swampscott also suffers a loss in Saugus fire

GALLO “The atmosphere, the at- From A1 titude of the place spelled out one word: sophistica- into Swampscott history tion. It was amazing,” he and the exploration never said. stopped. Assistant Town Admin- “The biggest influence istrator for Operations for me, with regard to his- and Public Works Director tory, was Harvey Michaels, Gino Cresta called Gallo who was a history teacher “my go-to guy.” at Swampscott High. I had “If I didn’t have an an- him for civics, modern his- swer, I called Lou,” Cresta tory and one other course. said. But he piqued my interest The two last spoke two in history in general,” he weeks ago when Cresta told Krause. consulted Gallo about the That interest blossomed lilac garden at Monument The Florence Johnson Herbarium at the Nahant Public Library. into a life-long love for his- Avenue and Farragut tory that made Gallo an Road. indispensable guide into “Lou had the history and the town’s past. he knew a lot about lilacs,” “We constantly called Cresta said. Nahant Library will send Lou from the library,” said Gallo reinforced his Library Director Alyce De- steel-trap memory of town veau, who said Gallo and history by writing histori- fellow history buffs met at cal facts and anecdotes on students back through time the library on the first Fri- index cards. He was also day of the month. an unabashed collector of HERBARIUM that was pleasing to the students had those pho- “We adopted that ap- Gallo worked with for- historic artifacts, ranging From A1 eye, (and) artistic.” tos blown up to the size proach to have children mer town Fire Chief Kev- from New Ocean House Through the process stu- of a poster and are now learn a little bit about his- in Breen and retired Capt. bills and other paperwork 124 years ago. dents also got to see the on exhibit throughout the tory and a little bit about Kevin Thompson to set to heavy equipment pro- “Even the younger chil- images from 1897 that summer. art. Specifically by look- up a Town Hall display duced by the Thomson dren got to handle these are now poster size and Hawkes explained that ing at children, some of in 2019 marking the 50th Electrical Company — a types of materials and fig- just observe the beau- the project was a hands-on them their own age, who ure out what it was like anniversary of the New precursor to General Elec- ty of the arrangements. way for students to learn did something similar 124 Ocean House Hotel fire. tric. to take linen tape that After students viewed about history. Especially years before.” The display included the In the 2020 interview, had been cut into strips, the 124-year-old images seeing that some of the logbook describing the Gallo said he moved into to be careful handling the Hawkes said they were students were the same The exhibit with both fire’s evolution and dra- an in-law apartment in materials. You know even able to draw some inspira- age as the students in the modern and historic matic photographs of the his sister’s home 15 years pressed plants, even fresh tion and were enthusiastic Florence Johnson’s class. versions of the pressed blaze and its aftermath. ago, spending time in ones, tend to be pretty about the project. Hawkes said that they ad- plants can be seen at the Gallo’s interest in the Saugus but frequenting fragile. More than that to While all 5th and 6th opted the approach they Nahant Public Library hotel extended beyond Swampscott where his think about arranging the grade students were able have seen involved at the on Tuesday through Fri- the fire. He worked as a tenure included a stint as materials, the plant mate- to have their specimens elementary school of “us- day from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. golf caddy at the hotel as a town custodian. rials on the page in a way photographed, 10 lucky ing your own backyard.” through August. a teenager and recalled its “I first met him when formal dining room with a I applied more than 40 separate room where chil- years ago for a library job,” dren ate and the guests said Deveau, who also re- who rented cottages for a called Gallo’s skills as an summer stay with their artist. “He loved every- pets. thing about Swampscott.” Massachusetts Vax Bus rolls on; tests hint at delta’s spread

BOSTON (AP) — A mo- Herald that he expects the bile vaccination clinic is delta variant’s impact to working its way through grow in the coming weeks. Massachusetts, one arm “Vaccination remains at a time. the best way for Maine The so-called Vax Bus people to protect them- had scheduled stops in selves from the Delta Brockton Sunday and variant and other forms Monday. It was in Revere of COVID-19, as our part- on Saturday. The shots ners at Maine hospitals are administered on the tell us that the majority of bus, and no appointment patients requiring treat- is needed. ment for severe COVID-19 State officials say the two symptoms are not fully buses that make up the vaccinated,” Shah said. Vax Bus fleet will spend NEW HAMPSHIRE a day or two in nearly two Child care providers in dozen communities before New Hampshire will soon ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK its last stops next month. get some help in the form Congressman Seth Moulton, left, and Lynn mayoral candidate Jared Nicholson discuss electri- Upcoming visits are of federal pandemic recov- fying the Commuter Rail as they stand on the platform of the Lynn Commuter Rail Station in planned to Attleboro, ery funds. Central Square Saturday morning. Provincetown, Pittsfield, Starting Monday, li- Springfield and Fall River. censed and enrolled li- More than 80% of adults censed-exempt child care in Massachusetts have providers in the state are Moulton lends his support to Nicholson gotten at least one dose of eligible for grants funded the vaccine and more than by the American Rescue NICHOLSON dan Crighton (D-Lynn) much to him to have his boys’ network who just 4 million residents are ful- Plan Act. The money is From A1 — who has also endorsed support and confidence. likes things the way they ly vaccinated, according to intended to help the child Nicholson for mayor — as Moulton highlighted are,” said Moulton. state officials. care industry recover from Moulton said in his en- well as state Reps. Peter Nicholson’s inclusive vi- Nicholson said he is The Vax Bus schedule the pandemic’s econom- dorsement. “We can elec- Capano and Daniel Cahill sion for all of Lynn that thrilled to have the sup- can be found at: mass.gov/ ic fallout, and to ensure trify the commuter rail (D-Lynn) for continuing “leaves no one behind in port of Moulton, adding VaxBus. that parents have options system to turn it into a to lobby the MBTA to im- its growth.” that he is honored that regional rail system… and In other pandemic-relat- when they return to work. prove public transporta- He said Nicholson has Moulton has that “level of we can even extend the tion in the city. demonstrated that he is a ed news throughout the The program is adminis- confidence in what we’re Blue Line and make Lynn The key next step, Nich- leader not only during his region: tered by the New Hamp- doing on my campaign.” MAINE shire Department of Health for Boston what Brooklyn olson said, is electrifying time in local government is for Manhattan, and I the Commuter Rail, which but through writing op- “It’s a really strong indi- Recent tests by Maine’s and Human Services. cation of the momentum largest hospital network in- RHODE ISLAND want to work with Jared has also been a focus for eds discussing domestic to do that.” both Moulton and current abuse, housing, gun vio- that we’re building,” Nich- dicate the more contagious Restaurants in the olson said. delta variant of COVID-19 state’s largest city are Nicholson agreed with Mayor Thomas M. McGee, lence and school funding. Nicholson added that is more widespread than celebrating the return of Moulton in terms of more who has decided not to He also praised Nich- collaboration is a key part state findings suggest, the Providence Restaurants reliable Commuter Rail seek reelection. olson for soliciting ideas Portland Press Herald re- Weeks. service being a key prior- Moulton said he has al- from people all over the of his campaign and work- ported Sunday. The two-week event ity for the city, saying it ways been impressed by community, saying he is a ing with the federal gov- is an important collabora- Since July 1, Maine- started Sunday and runs Nicholson’s leadership, “true servant leader, not ernment is important. tion among city officials, Health has collected 49 through July 24. Dozens intellect and commitment arrogant or self-righteous Nicholson will face City the state delegation and samples from COVID-pos- of restaurants through and has watched him in- in any way, which is exact- Council President Dar- federal leadership. itive patients, including Providence will be offering teract with community ly the type of leadership ren Cyr and fellow School As the two made their some very sick young special menus and deals members and listen to that Lynn needs.” Committee member Mi- way through the station, what they have to say. people. Eighteen tested to mark the occasion. Moulton said he doesn’t chael Satterwhite in the they talked about the “I think he represents usually get involved in positive for the delta vari- The event comes at Sept. 14 primary. The two benefits of an electrified the type of next-gener- local races, but he thinks ant, according to Maine- a critical time for the candidates with the high- system, explaining that it ation leadership and this is “a real moment for Health’s chief health restaurant industry as it would limit air and noise forward thinking that’s Lynn” and that’s why he est number of votes will improvement officer, Dr. emerges from the shadow pollution. Moulton said a needed to keep Lynn on a wants to see Nicholson at move on to the November Dora Anne Mills. of the pandemic and tour- modern high-speed rail positive trajectory,” Moul- the helm. He said Lynn election. Yet the state’s own count ism returns. system would make about ton said. has “unbelievable poten- Allysha Dunnigan can of confirmed delta cases is “As leisure travel contin- the same noise as a light Nicholson also men- tial,” but noted that he be reached at adunnigan@ only four as of June 18. ues to pick up momentum pickup truck. tioned that he has ad- believes some city leaders itemlive.com. Sam Minton The gap suggests the and locals continue to sup- Nicholson praised Moul- mired Moulton’s leader- are stuck in the past. can be reached at smin- variant may be spread- port small businesses, this ton and state Sen. Bren- ship and that it means so “(There’s) sort of an old [email protected]. ing more widely than had is the perfect opportunity been known. Results from for everyone to get a taste MaineHealth’s own tests of the region’s world-class have been shared with the dining scene,” Kristen Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 state. Adamo, the president and CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Dr. Nirav Shah, direc- CEO of the Providence Hotline or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) tor of the Maine Center Warwick Convention and All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. for Disease Control and Visitors Bureau, told Spanish menu available Callers may remain anonymous. Prevention, told the Press WPRI-TV. A8 MONDAY JULY 12, 2021 LOOK! Different Colored Eyes Day, Paper Bag Day, Simplicity Day, National Pecan Pie Day

WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Pyer Moss wows with couture show honoring Black inventors By Jocelyn Noveck AP NATIONAL WRITER IRVINGTON, N.Y. — This time, the weather gods were smiling on Ker- by Jean-Raymond and his label, Pyer Moss. So too were the fashion gods. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Two days after torrential rains and lightning sent Sean Penn and Dylan Frances Penn pose for guests fleeing for cover portrait photographs for the film ‘Flag Day’, and forced Jean-Raymond at the 74th international film festival, Cannes, to postpone unveiling his southern France. hotly awaited first couture collection, the sun came out Saturday and the crowds came back. They Back in Cannes, were rewarded with a hugely imaginative, visu- ally audacious show that Sean Penn directs blurred the lines between fashion and art as it paid with daughter Dylan tribute to the ingenuity of Black inventors often PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS By Jake Coyle It’s like: whatever,” says overlooked by history. The latest fashion from Pyer Moss is modeled in Irvington, N.Y. AP FILM WRITER Penn. “The thing is: I am And so, there was the confident that I know as peanut butter dress — lit- CANNES, France — and society, said in an “Madam C.J. Walker’s Then came the dancers much — more —about erally, a huge, soft sculpted Sean Penn has been to interview after the show wealth was more than — men in white, who slow- acting than almost any jar of the stuff. There was a the Cannes Film Festival that his goal was “to high- money,” Jean-Raymond of these critics. And I’m stunning hot roller cape — ly shed their jackets and about a dozen times — light inventions by Black wrote in the show notes. very confident in the which was what it sounds eventually their shirts as from bumming around people and show them “Black prosperity be- performance I’m most like, hot rollers from head they accompanied rapper with Robert De Niro in in a nontraditional way,” gins in the mind, in the concerned about.” 22Gz performing sev- 1984 to presiding over to toe. There was an ice involving 3D construction spirit and in each other. With that, Penn raises eral numbers, including the jury. cream cone with chaps and sculpture. She knew that no dollar his hand and points to- “Sniper Gang Freestyle” But his last visit was for the cone. There was All Pyer Moss shows at- amount could ever satisfy ward where his daughter, and “King of NY,” while rocky. Penn’s film, 2016’s an air-conditioning unit, tract intense interest, but the price tag of freedom the models walked the “The Last Face,” flopped Dylan Penn, is sitting. an old-fashioned mobile this show had even more — that green sheets of with critics in a way that Dylan, 30, is the star of phone, a kitchen mop. buzz because Jean-Ray- paper & copper coins circular runway. would make some film- “Flag Day.” She has dab- There was a pastel pink mond was the first Black could never mend souls, Jean-Raymond said he makers gun shy about bled before in acting but lampshade dress, with American designer invit- heal hearts or undo the and his team had gone returning. it’s easily her biggest role beaded fringes. There was ed by France’s Chambre evil we’ve endured.” through an exacting and Penn, though, didn’t hes- yet. In the film, adapted a chess board, and a white Syndicale to show a col- Chartered shuttle exhaustive process to itate. On Saturday night, from Jennifer Vogel’s metal folding chair, and a lection during Paris Cou- buses ferried guests from meet the demands of a he premiered in Cannes 2005 memoir “Flim-Flam bottlecap — each costume ture Week — the event Manhattan and Brooklyn, couture collection. his latest film, “Flag Day,” Man: The True Story of My a sophisticated work of was livestreamed, with and the rescheduled show “We went through in which he also co-stars. Father’s Counterfeit Life,” sculpture. There was also officials in Paris extend- Saturday included a con- rounds and rounds of de- a refrigerator with colorful A few hours before she plays Jennifer Vogel, ing the length of Couture tingent from the public, sign,” he said. “We started the journalist daughter of letter magnets spelling walking down the red car- Week to accommodate the adding to the excitement with a completely different a swindler and counterfeit- out the phrase: “But who pet, Penn sat comfortably rescheduled show. in the air. concept. Then the team er (played by Penn). invented Black trauma?” in a hotel bar, excited to And the setting was It began with a speech went out to Joshua Tree Her father’s confidence There were also dancers, deeply significant: by Brown, who gave a his- be back. The festival is and did ayahuasca togeth- the greatest in the world, isn’t misplaced. Dylan a rap musician, a string Villa Lewaro, an early tory lesson of sorts of the er. And then we came back he said. “Everyone knows is natural, poised and section, and a history les- 20th-century mansion Black struggle for justice it’s the big game.” captivating. She looks a son from Elaine Brown in leafy Irvington, N.Y., in America and asked the with this concept. And it’s a game Penn veteran, already, which — activist, writer and a about 30 miles from crowd, “Where do we go “So it wasn’t just couture welcomes. Cannes is might be expected of the former leader in the Black New York City built by from here? Where does in the traditional sense worth it, even if he takes child of Penn and Robin Panther Party. Madam C.J. Walker, the freedom movement go where were sewing up a few lumps. Wright. And those critics? Jean-Raymond, whose the daughter of enslaved from here?” She urged the garments,” he said. “There “The bad stuff, these Variety said the film shows always entwine his parents who became a crowd to look past differ- was welding involved and days, I’ve been on such “reveals Dylan Penn to be ideas about fashion with hair-care magnate and a ences and “get back on and fiberglass molding. extreme ends on that. a major actor.” those about culture, race self-made millionaire. the freedom train.” And we made shoes.”

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SUN, MOON, TIDES National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Forecast for Monday, July 12, 2021 Periods of rain. High 67F. E winds 5 to 10 kt, becoming MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Sunrise today 5:16 a.m. Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Winds ENE at 5 to 10 mph. NE in the afternoon. Waves Sunday...... 4429 Sunday...... 7328 Sunset today 8:22 p.m. Chance of rain 100%. Rain- around 2 ft. Patchy fog. Saturday...... 9957 Saturday...... 8054 H fall around a half an inch. Lo- Showers. Vsby 1 to 3 nm. Sunrise tomorrow 5:17 a.m. Friday...... 6683 Friday...... 1230 L cally heavy rainfall possible. Tonight: NE winds 5 to 10 kt. High tide today 1:59 p.m. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: L Tonight: Cloudy skies with a Waves around 2 ft. Patchy Low tide today 7:49 p.m. few showers later at night. fog. A chance of showers. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER Low 62F. Winds NE at 5 to 10 Vsby 1 to 3 nm. All 4...... $4,535 All 4...... $6,491 High tide tomorrow 2:40 p.m. mph. Chance of rain 30%. First or last 3...... $635 First or last 3...... $909 Any 2...... $54 Any 2...... $78 Any 1...... $5 Any 1...... $8

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©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B MONDAY JULY 12, 2021 Lomasney named All-American GIRLS LACROSSE By Mike Alongi ITEM SPORTS EDITOR PEABODY — Recent Peabody High graduate Hailee Lomasney was at the top of the girls lacrosse scene in the North Shore this year, and her exploits have now been rewarded at the highest level. Over the weekend, Lo- masney became the rst Peabody girls lacrosse player to be named an All-American by USA La- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK crosse. According to USA La- Lynn eld native Jonathan Luders drew the crosse, an All-American game-winning RBI walk to give the North selection, “is a player who Shore Navigators a walk-off victory Saturday exhibits superior skills night. and techniques and pos- sesses exceptional game sense and knowledge. A Navs walk off to win USA Lacrosse All-Ameri- can is one of the best play- ers in the United States, over SteepleCats while also embodying ex- cellent sportsmanship.” By Joshua Kummins against North Adams Lomasney was a massive FOR THE ITEM righty Brian Zeldin contributor on the offen- ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS (Penn). sive end for the Tanners in LYNN — After being North Shore’s nest op- After a stellar season in which she was one of the top scorers in the North held scoreless for the rst 2021, scoring 47 goals and Shore, Peabody’s Hailee Lomasney has been named an All-American by USA portunity to score came eight innings, the North in the very next half-in- dishing out 37 assists. Lacrosse. Lomasney is the rst Peabody girls lacrosse player to ever earn Shore Navigators came ning as third baseman LOMASNEY, B2 All-American recognition. alive in the ninth and Matthias Haas (Cal Poly) drew two bases-loaded drew a leadoff walk be- walks to edge past the fore being tagged out try- visiting North Adams ing to cross the plate on a Peabody West, Lynn eld can’t beat the rain SteepleCats for a 2-1 win wild pitch. Lomuscio fol- in Saturday night’s New lowed by legging out his England Collegiate Base- third in eld single, but a ball League action at Fra- pop out ended the threat ser Field. and allowed SteepleCat North Shore improved reliever Luke Benneche to 12-9-2 on the season (Lafayette) to escape the and moved into sole pos- trouble. session of third place in The Navs relief trio of the Northern Division fol- Zach Chappell (North lowing its third win in the Florida), Aaron Groller last four games. North (Seton Hall) and James Adams fell to 11-10-2 af- Sashin (San Diego) al- ter entering the day with lowed two combined hits a 0-2-2 mark in the head- over the nal three innings to-head season series to put the team in position with the Navs. for a walk-off, its fth win The hosts recorded just in a one-run game this sea- one of their six hits in the son. Chappell started the nal, game-deciding late innings by striking frame as the tying and out the side. winning runs scored on Sashin retired the last bases-loaded walks by two batters he faced after catcher Cal Christofori a one-out single in the (Santa Clara) and short- ninth. From there, the stop Jonathan Luders Navs went to work and (Seton Hall), respectively. got their reliever his sec- Three of the Navs’ rst ond win of the summer. ve hits came off the bat First baseman Logan of center elder Joe Lo- Bravo (Harvard) started muscio (Stanford). the frame with a swing- Navs starter Austin ing bunt single and stole Amaral (Stetson) bene t- second before designated ed from Lomuscio turn- hitter Ryan Marra ing a  y ball double play (Brown) drew the rst of in the rst inning before four walks in the inning. working around single Second baseman Jake baserunners in each of Gustin (Bryant) was in- the next three frames. Af- tentionally passed to rst PHOTOS | PAULA MULLER ter a 1-2-3 fth, the Stee- base before Christofori’s pleCats were nally able trip to the plate forced Lynn eld’s James Pasquale, left, and Peabody West’s Cullen Pasterick, right, combined for six to manufacture the home the tying run. strikeouts in the rst 1 2/3 innings of Sunday’s District 16 tournament matchup before rain delayed game’s rst run as desig- Benneche, who worked the conclusion of the game. nated hitter Jeremy Lea the nal 3 2/3 innings, re- (Paci c) hit a elder’s corded his second strike- DISTRICT 16 BASEBALL body West and Lynn eld runs in the top of the rst. had four strikeouts and choice that scored second out of the frame to bring on Sunday evening at the A pair of walks and a Peabody West’s Cullen baseman Mason Hull Luders to the plate with By Mike Alongi Wyoma Little League passed ball put two run- Pasterick had two strike- (Missouri State), who hit two outs. The Lynn eld ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Field. The two teams only ners in scoring position, outs in the early innings. a leadoff triple. native drew a ve-pitch got in 1 2/3 innings before then Brendan Kobierski Lynn eld and Peabody Amaral pitched well walk that scored LYNN — Despite start- the rain became too heavy notched an RBI in eld West have plans to try enough to win as he pinch-running in elder ing 15 minutes early and to play through, pushing single. A throwing error again Monday evening struck out seven while Alex Lemery (Marymount) playing as quickly as pos- the conclusion to a later on the same play brought (5:45), but more wet scattering ve hits across to decide the game. sible, rain once again date. a second run home, giving weather in the forecast his six innings of work, The Navs return to Fra- pushed back the sched- Although it didn’t have Peabody West an early 2-0 will more than likely push but his offense managed ser on Monday night for a uled District 16 tourna- much time to play, Pea- lead. the game until Tuesday at just three hits and one of 6:35 p.m. scheduled ment game between a body West still jumped On the mound, Lynn- a time and place to be three Luders walks over make-up game against pair of unbeatens in Pea- ahead early with a pair of eld’s James Pasquale determined. the rst ve innings the Keene Swamp Bats. Red Sox fall to Philles, head into All-Star break atop the AL East By Doug Alden The last 10 days, we’ve less innings. ASSOCIATED PRESS played extremely well. “We felt like if we could We’ve beat some good get Kintzler and Sánchez BOSTON — Ronald Tor- teams, taken some series through at least three we’d reyes hit a three-run ho- from good teams. We’ve be OK,” Girardi said. “I mer, Philadelphia used six had a winning road trip — give Sánchez a ton of credit pitchers after losing its extremely proud.” because he threw a light scheduled starter to Torreyes had three of side yesterday. I don’t think COVID-19 contact tracing, Philadelphia’s six hits and he was supposed to pitch and the Phillies hung on to until Monday. To get as beat the Boston Red Sox J.T. Realmuto had an RBI single in the third. many outs as he did was 5-4 on Sunday. huge for us.” The Phillies took the last Philadelphia had to The Red Sox lost their two of the three-game se- scratch starter Aaron Nola second straight at Fenway ries at Boston and enter and place the right-hander Park, where they had a the All-Star break at 44-44 and three teammates on nine-game winning streak — Philadelphia’s rst time COVID-19-related injured before Philadelphia’s 11-2 at .500 since being 34-34 in reserve on Sunday. Bran- rout on Saturday night. late June. don Kintzler started the Boston enters the All- “This is a resilient group. group effort with one-plus Star break leading the AL We’ve probably had as inning, Cristopher Sán- East at 55-36. many tough losses as any chez (1-0) got the win after “We’re in rst place in team in baseball and we taking over in the second, the East. Nobody can take PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS have found a way,” manag- and Ranger Suárez n- that away from us,” Boston er Joe Girardi said. “Two ished it, striking out two in Despite a home run from Xander Bogaerts, the Red Sox didn’t have weeks ago we were kind of the ninth to earn his sec- manager Alex Cora said. enough repower to get past the Philadelphia Phillies in the nal game in a nightmarish week. ond save after 2 1/3 score- RED SOX, B2 before the All-Star break Sunday. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY JULY 12, 2021

NEW ENGLAND COLLEGIATE BASEBALL LEAGUE NORTHERN DIVISION SOUTHERN DIVISION Peabody’s Lomasney named All-American W L T GB W L T GB Keene 15 7 0 Newport 16 7 0 Player of the Year last ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Upper Valley 14 10 0 2 Valley 14 9 0 2 LOMASNEY North Shore 12 9 2 2½ Marthas Vineyard 13 9 0 2½ From B1 week. She was also an North Adams 11 10 2 3½ Danbury 11 10 0 4 NEC All-Conference pick Vermont 12 12 0 4 Mystic 11 12 0 5 After capping off her Winnipesaukee 8 15 0 7½ Ocean State 10 15 1 7 She also scored her 200th as a sophomore before her Sanford 6 15 0 8½ Bristol 5 18 1 11 career point during the junior season was canceled high school career course of the season, notch- by being named an due to the pandemic. ing it in a four-goal, ve-as- All-American by USA A three-sport athlete NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE sist performance against Lacrosse, Peabody’s Beverly on June 1. who also played soccer and Tonight Hailee Lomasney will Tuesday Wednesday For her efforts, Lomas- ran track for the Tanners, vs. Keene continue her lacrosse at North Adams ney — who also had a sev- Lomasney will continue Swamp Bats SteepleCats OFF career at UMass Lowell en-assist game during the her lacrosse career next next season. (6:35) (6:30) 2021 season — was named spring at Division I UMass Northeastern Conference Lowell.

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NBA FINALS NBA FINALS Wednesday, July 14 Tuesday, July 6 Phoenix at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Phoenix 118, Milwaukee 105 Saturday, July 17 Thursday, July 8 x-Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Phoenix 118, Milwaukee 108, Tuesday, July 20 Phoenix leads the series 2-0 x-Phoenix at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Sunday, July 11 Thursday, July 22 Phoenix at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. x-Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9 p.m.

MLB PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Nick Pivetta took the loss on the mound for the Red Sox Sunday afternoon after allowing ve East Division East Division runs in four innings of work. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 55 36 .604 _ New York 47 40 .540 _ Tampa Bay 53 37 .589 1½ Philadelphia 44 44 .500 3½ New York 46 43 .517 8 Atlanta 44 45 .494 4 Toronto 45 42 .517 8 Washington 42 47 .472 6 Sox head into All-Star break in rst place Baltimore 28 61 .315 26 Miami 39 50 .438 9 Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB RED SOX and Brad Miller walked to The Phillies went to the Brandon Workman. Tor- Chicago 54 35 .607 _ Milwaukee 53 39 .576 _ set up Torreyes, who belted bullpen for Sánchez, who reyes restrained Miller un- Cleveland 45 42 .517 8 Cincinnati 48 42 .533 4 From B1 Detroit 40 51 .440 15 Chicago 44 46 .489 8 Pivetta’s 3-2 fastball into lasted until Arroyo led off til Girardi took over as Minnesota 39 50 .438 15 St. Louis 44 46 .489 8 Xander Bogaerts hom- the top row of seats above the fth with a double off Miller shouted and pointed Kansas City 36 53 .404 18 Pittsburgh 34 56 .378 18 ered for Boston, which out- West Division West Division the Green Monster. the wall in right-center. at umpire Jansen Visconti. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB hit Philadelphia 11-6 but “It felt very good. It’s al- “It wasn’t like it was TRAINER’S ROOM Houston 55 36 .604 _ San Francisco 57 32 .640 _ could not overcome a 5-1 Oakland 52 40 .565 3½ Los Angeles 55 35 .611 2½ ways good to put the team sprung on us at 9 o’clock Phillies: Nola was placed Seattle 48 42 .533 6½ San Diego 53 40 .570 6 de cit after Torreyes’ ho- ahead,” Torreyes said. this morning. We pretty on the COVID-19 list be- Los Angeles 44 44 .500 9½ Colorado 40 51 .440 18 mer in the fourth. Boston Torreyes also singled in much knew yesterday af- cause of contact tracing af- Texas 35 55 .389 19½ Arizona 26 65 .286 32 was 1-for-9 with runners in the third and scored on ter the game that this was ter 3B Alec Bohm tested Sunday’s Games San Francisco 3, Washington 1 scoring position and left 10 Realmuto’s two-out single, the likely scenario, so positive. RHP Connor Toronto 3, Tampa Bay 1 Colorado 3, San Diego 1 runners on base. Philadelphia 5, Boston 4 Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 4:10 p.m. which led to another run you’ve got to deal with it,” Brogdon and LHP Bailey Chicago White Sox 7, Baltimore 5, 10 innings L.A. Angels at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. “It was the bullpen over- on a throwing error by Girardi said. Falter were placed on the Oakland 4, Texas 1 St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, ppd. all. They all did a great job. Houston 8, N.Y. Yankees 7 Kansas City at Cleveland, ppd. right elder Hunter Ren- SOLID IN CENTER list because of contact trac- Minnesota 12, Detroit 9, 10 innings Monday’s Games Each guy that came into froe. Kiké Hernández made a ing. Miami 7, Atlanta 4 AL (TBD) at NL (TBD), 11:33 p.m. the game, kept the game Pittsburgh 6, N.Y. Mets 5 Tuesday’s Games Pivetta pitched four in- diving grab on a  y ball Red Sox: 1B Marwin Cincinnati 3, Milwaukee 1 AL at NL, 7:30 p.m. close,” Torreyes said through a translator. nings, allowing ve runs that was sinking quickly in González left the game af- Philadelphia scored ve — four earned — on four center eld in the fth. Se- ter two innings because of TODAY IN SPORTS runs, four earned, off Nick hits. He walked two and gura gambled that the ball tightness in his right ham- July 12 cord for Morceli in 10 days. Pivetta (7-4), who worked struck out four. would drop and ran from string. Dalbec replaced 1901 — Cy Young of the Boston 1998 — France wins soccer’s four innings against the The Red Sox scored twice rst all the way to third him. Red Sox wins his 300th game with World Cup, beating heavily favored team that traded him to in the sixth on Bobby Dal- before Hernández got up UP NEXT a 5-3 victory over the Philadelphia Brazil 3-0 in the championship bec’s RBI single and Chris- and threw to rst to com- Phillies: Host the Miami match. Boston last summer. A’s. “I have a lot of respect for tian Arroyo’s run-scoring plete the double play. Marlins for a doubleheader 1930 — Bobby Jones wins the 1999 — The U.S. men’s basketball double, but were blanked Hernández made anoth- on Friday to open a four- team wins its sixth straight World those guys over there. It’s U.S. Open. Jones, who also won after that. er diving catch in the sixth game series including the the British Open, the American University Games gold medal and exciting to compete against Amateur and the British Amateur, 40th straight game — both re- them. I came up with quite SHORT START on a sinking liner by An- makeup of a game rained becomes the only golfer to take all cords — by routing Yugoslavia 79- a few of those guys. I think Forced into the role of an drew McCutchen. out on July 1. four events in the same year. 65 in the nal. that’s the biggest thing,” opener, Kintzler threw one EARLY BREAK Red Sox: Return from the 1954 — The Major League Base- 2012 — Every country competing Pivetta said. pitch in the second, and Brad Miller was ejected All-Star break Thursday ball Players Association is founded. at the London Games includes fe- Rhys Hoskins had a two- Bogaerts drove it out of in the ninth after arguing and open a four-game series 1964 — Mickey Wright wins the male athletes for the rst time in out double in the fourth Fenway for his 15th homer. a called third strike from at the New York Yankees. U.S. Women’s Open for the fourth Olympic history after Saudi Arabia time by defeating Ruth Jessen by agreed to send two women to com- two strokes in a playoff. pete in judo and track and eld. 1970 — Jack Nicklaus wins his 2014 — Mario Goetze volleys in Italy beats England in PKs to win Euro 2020 second British Open, beating Doug the winning goal in extra time to Sanders by one stroke in an 18- give Germany its fourth World Cup By Steve Douglas with English fans hoping Rashford and Jadon San- national team. hole playoff at the Old Course in title with a 1-0 victory over Argenti- ASSOCIATED PRESS to celebrate the team’s cho — players brought on It was less than four St Andrews, Scotland. It’s the rst na. The win is Germany’s rst as a rst international trophy late in extra time seem- years ago that Italy playoff at The Open since 1963 united country. West Germany won LONDON — Italian soc- since the 1966 World Cup. ingly as specialist penal- plunged to the lowest mo- and the rst at 18 holes. the World Cup in 1954, 1974 and cer’s redemption story is Instead, just utter dejec- ty-takers — also missing. ment of its soccer history 1975 — Tom Watson wins an 18- 1990. complete. England’s pain- tion again — they know As Saka and Sancho by failing to qualify for the 2015 — Novak Djokovic gets the hole playoff by one stroke over Jack ful half-century wait for a the feeling so well — after cried, Donnarumma was World Cup for the rst Newton to win the British Open at better of Roger Federer at Wimble- major title goes on. Gianluigi Donnarumma, mobbed by his teammates time in six decades. Now, Carnoustie Golf Links in Scotland. don, beating him in four sets to win And it just had to be be- 1980 — Mary Decker has her his third Wimbledon title and ninth Italy’s imposing goalkeep- as they sprinted toward they are the best team in fourth record-setting performance Grand Slam championship. cause of a penalty er, dived to his left and him from the halfway line Europe and on a nation- of the year, setting an American 2015 — South Korea’s In Gee shootout. saved the decisive spot after the second penalty al-record 34-match un- mark in the 1,500-meter run with Chun birdies four of the last seven Italy won the European kick by 19-year-old Lon- shootout in a European beaten run under Roberto a time of 4:01.17 at an interna- holes to rally for a one-stroke victo- Championship for the sec- doner Bukayo Saka, one of Championship nal. Mancini, their suave coach tional meet at Stuttgart. ry at the U.S. Women’s Open. The ond time by beating En- the youngest players in They then headed to the who has won an interna- 1995 — Noureddine Morceli of Al- 20-year old Chun shoots a 4-under gland 3-2 on penalties on England’s squad. other end of the eld and tional trophy in the rst geria shatters his world record for 66 in the nal round and nished Sunday. The match n- It was England’s third ran as one, diving to the attempt to add to the 1,500 meters at the Nikaia Grand at 8 under, becoming the rst play- ished 1-1 after extra time straight failure from the ground in front of the Ital- country’s other European Prix in Nice, France, with a time of er to win her U.S. Open debut since at Wembley Stadium, penalty spot in the ian fans who have wit- title — in 1968 — and its 3:27.37. It is the second world re- Birdie Kim in 2005. which was lled mostly shootout, with Marcus nessed a rebirth of their four World Cups. Lee survives three-man playoff to take home title at Scottish Open ASSOCIATED PRESS dies Scottish Open at Belgian then missed from nearby Gullane in 2018, close range for par on the NORTH BERWICK, had earlier birdied six 14th at the moment the Scotland — Australia’s holes in a row from the hooters sounded to sus- Min Woo Lee won a three- third on his way to a  aw- pend play due to the threat way playoff against Matt less closing 7-under 64. of lightning. Fitzpatrick and Thomas That set the clubhouse When play resumed Lee Detry at the Scottish Open on Sunday to clinch his target on 18 under and the was the rst to take ad- second European Tour nal pair of Fitzpatrick vantage of the pivotal par- title. and Detry were the only ve 16th and his birdie Lee birdied the rst ex- players capable of match- was subsequently matched tra hole after the trio had ing it after rounds of 67. by Detry and Fitzpatrick, nished tied on 18-under Ian Poulter, Ryan Palm- with Lee then leaving a par at The Renaissance er and last week’s Irish birdie putt on the 18th just Club following a 90-min- Open winner Lucas Her- inches short of the hole. ute weather delay late in bert nished a shot be- He made no such mis- the nal round. hind, with U.S. Open take when the trio re- Lee and Detry also se- champion Jon Rahm an- turned to the 18th for sud- cured places in the British other stroke back in sev- den death however, holing Open at Royal St. George’s, enth, a result which means from nine feet for the win- with England’s Jack Se- he loses his No. 1 ranking ning birdie. nior claiming the nal one to Dustin Johnson. Australia’s Wade Orms- on offer thanks to a tie for On an extremely crowd- by had earlier won 204 10th. ed leaderboard, Detry had bottles of whisky for mak- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The 22-year-old Lee, emerged from a ve-way ing a hole-in-one on the whose sister Minjee Lee tie for the lead with a bird- 12th, one bottle for each Australia’s Min Woo Lee kisses the trophy after winning the Scottish was runner-up in the La- ie on the 13th. But the yard of the hole. Open at The Renaissance Club in North Berwick, Scotland Sunday. MONDAY JULY 12, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Fires rage in several states as heat wave broils West By Christopher asked all residents to re- sen County. Flames threat- Weber duce power consumption ened rural properties and ASSOCIATED PRESS quickly after a major wild- forced evacuations in Ne- fire in southern Oregon vada’s Washoe County. Firefighters working in knocked out interstate “Take immediate steps to searing weather strug- power lines, preventing protect large animals and gled to contain a Northern up to 4,000 megawatts of livestock,” the Truckee California wildfire that electricity from flowing Meadows Fire Protection continued to grow Sunday into the state. District tweeted. and forced the closure of The California Indepen- The blaze, which was a major highway, one of dent System Operator, only 9 percent contained, several large blazes burn- which runs the state’s increased to 131 square ing across the U.S. West power grid, said Saturday miles (339 square kilome- amid another heat wave the Bootleg Fire took three ters). Temperatures in the that shattered records and transmission lines off-line, area could top 100 degrees strained power grids. straining electricity sup- (37 Celsius) again Sunday. Two firefighters died plies as temperatures in It was one of several fires Saturday in Arizona af- the area soared. threatening homes across ter a plane they were in “The Bootleg Fire will Western states that were crashed during a survey see the potential for ex- expected to see triple-digit of a small wildfire in ru- treme growth today,” the heat through the weekend ral Mohave County. The National Weather Ser- as a high-pressure zone aircraft was helping per- vice in Medford, Oregon, blankets the region. form reconnaissance over tweeted Sunday. Death Valley in south- the Cedar Basin Fire near Pushed by strong winds, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS eastern California’s Mo- Wikieup, a tiny communi- the Bootleg Fire exploded A firefighter sprays water while trying to stop the Sugar Fire, part of jave Desert reached 128 ty of about 100, when it in size to 224 square miles the Beckwourth Complex Fire, from spreading to neighboring homes in degrees Fahrenheit on went down around noon. (580 square kilometers) as it Doyle, Calif. Saturday, according to the The two firefighters were raced through heavy timber National Weather Service’s the only people on board, in Oregon’s Fremont-Wine- California was raging along kilometers) north of Lake Saturday. reading at Furnace Creek. officials said. The Nation- ma National Forest near the border with Nevada. Tahoe — showed no sign of Late Saturday, flames The shockingly high tem- al Transportation Safety the Klamath County town The Beckwourth Complex slowing its rush northeast jumped a major highway, perature was actually low- Board is investigating the of Sprague River. Fire — a combination of from the Sierra Nevada U.S. 395, which was closed er than the previous day, crash. To the southeast, the larg- two lightning-caused blaz- forest region after doubling near the small town of when the location reached In California, officials est wildfire of the year in es burning 45 miles (72 in size between Friday and Doyle in California’s Las- 130 F. Buffalo mayoral candidate says hardship prepared her for job

Tesla CEO By Carolyn Elon Musk Thompson speaks at the ASSOCIATED PRESS company’s BUFFALO, N.Y. — If a design studio majority of voters, along in Hawthorne, with the four-term incum- Calif. bent, mostly ignored polit- ical newcomer India Wal- FILE PHOTO ton’s campaign for mayor ASSOCIATED PRESS during the Democratic primary, they’re paying attention now. Musk under fire again: CEO to After upsetting Byron Brown in the June race, a victory in November testify over Tesla acquisition would put a self-described By Tom Krisher ingly failed to produce the claims made against all the democratic socialist and, ASSOCIATED PRESS profits Musk had promised. directors on Tesla’s board for the first time, a wom- Questioned under oath, except Musk without any an, at the helm of New In the runup to Tesla York’s second-largest city. Musk plans to defend the admission of fault. That left FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Inc.’s 2016 acquisition of a purchase as a justifiable Musk, who refused to set- Walton’s vault to the company called SolarCity, acquisition. tle, as the sole remaining doorstep of City Hall Democratic Buffalo mayoral primary candi- Elon Musk hailed the deal At the time of the all- defendant. The trial that may have seemed unlike- date India Walton delivers her victory speech as a “no brainer” — a pur- stock purchase, Musk was begins Monday had been ly while growing up on after a primary defeat of incumbent Byron chase that would combine SolarCity’s largest stake- scheduled for March of last Buffalo’s impoverished Brown in Buffalo, N.Y. the leading maker of elec- holder and its chairman. year but was postponed be- East Side and becoming a tric vehicles with a man- Seven shareholder lawsuits, cause of the viral pandemic. mother at age 14. and living spaces that ap- similar cities nationwide. ufacturer of solar panels consolidated into one, al- Daniel Ives, an analyst There has been turmoil peal to young, educated “There’s some irony that that can recharge EVs. leged that Tesla directors at Wedbush Securities, for the registered nurse newcomers. you’re seeing a resurgence It didn’t exactly work breached their fiduciary called the acquisition a and community activist, But there remain resi- of socialism now when out that way. duties in bowing to Musk’s “clear black eye” for Musk including financial chal- dents and neighborhoods these cities are facing a lot On Monday in the Del- wishes and agreeing to buy and Tesla, in large part be- lenges that she says are that feel passed by, and of challenges,” Sunkara aware Court of Chancery, the struggling company. In cause SolarCity has failed all too familiar to many Walton says that while said, “and ordinary work- the Tesla CEO will testify what the plaintiffs call a to turn a profit. would-be constituents in she is eager to work with ing-class residents are about the $2.5 billion deal clear conflict of interest, Sol- “It basically was putting the Rust Belt city. All, she long-time community and looking for answers and in a shareholder lawsuit arCity had been founded by good money after bad,” says, have helped prepare elected leaders, her success they’re looking for some- that alleges that Tesla’s ac- Musk and two of his cous- Ives said. “For all the suc- her for this moment. shows there is room to chal- thing different.” quisition was rife with con- ins, Lyndon and Peter Rive. cesses and all of the un- “I believe that the people lenge the establishment. Since shocking Brown flicts of interest, overlooked Last August, a judge imaginable heights Musk closest to the problem are “I think it’s important in a low-key primary that SolarCity’s fundamental approved a $60 million has achieved, this is one of also those closest to the to note that the people of about 80 percent of regis- weaknesses and unsurpris- settlement that resolved the lowlights.” solution,” she said. Buffalo are ready for pro- tered Democrats skipped, Once home to a thriving gressive change,” she said. Walton has confronted manufacturing base that “We must work together to questions about her past, Fauci: Too soon to say if vaccine over time evaporated, along do what is best for our city. revealing she was in an with nearly half the popula- And also we are saying no abusive marriage and is a tion, Buffalo’s story in more more to the status quo.” survivor of domestic abuse. booster will be necessary recent years has been about Bhaskar Sunkara, Her premature twins in- revival. The waterfront was founding editor of social- spired her to get her GED By Hope Yen transformed and old indus- ist magazine Jacobin, said and become a registered ASSOCIATED PRESS trial buildings given new enthusiasm for Walton nurse in the same hospital life as offices, restaurants could suggest openings in where they were born. WASHINGTON — The government’s top infec- tious diseases expert said Sunday “it is entirely conceivable, maybe like- Local news on your doorstep ly” that Americans will need a booster dose of the COVID-19 vaccine in the coming months, but it is too soon for the government to recommend another shot. Dr. Anthony Fauci, who is President Joe Biden’s chief medical adviser, said FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Insti- and the Food and Drug Ad- tute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, speaks ministration did the right during a Senate Health, Education, Labor, and thing last week by pushing Pensions hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington. back against drugmaker Pfizer’s assertion about a data and the information ceivable, maybe likely at booster within 12 months. we have, we do not need to some time, we will need a Hours after Pfizer’s state- give people a third shot,” he boost,’’ Fauci said. 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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Man breaks pact while demanding wife stick to it DEAR ABBY: My hus- for my opinion, I would band and I have been to- Dear Abby is written by Abigail suggest you at least offer gether almost 20 years. Van Buren, also known as Jeanne a portion of the money to When we first started Jim. dating, I would have an Phillips, and was founded by her DEAR ABBY: My occasional drink. He said mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact daughter is married to a he chewed tobacco, but I Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. very nice man, but he’s a never saw him do it. We Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. know-it-all. When we agreed that I wouldn’t have a conversation, he is drink and he wouldn’t always “right” and disre- chew. I found out later gards my point of view. I that he continued to do it ly, they have nothing to do sum. I’m inclined to do know my daughter is up- about twice a year. I feel with yours. And you that and put the proceeds set by it but, of course, misled. should not be prevented toward my son’s college she takes his side. I have He doesn’t want me to from enjoying an alcohol- fund, which would really tried to be close with him, drink because of some in- ic beverage at your family help us out. The question but he cannot take a joke cidents with his family celebrations when you is, should I split it and or let anyone have an when he was young. I’ve like. send half to my nephew? opinion that differs from pointed out to him that DEAR ABBY: Several Usually a gift is the re- his. They have two beau- this is controlling, but he years ago, my teenage cipient’s to do with as tiful children I love insists it’s not. There are nephew “Jim” gave my they’d like, but Jim was watching twice a week. times I would like to have younger son his collec- just a kid with a kind What can I do? a drink at family celebra- tion of trading cards. heart when he made this tions, and I can’t and it’s He’d outgrown the game, gift, and he was thinking NEVER RIGHT IN awkward. Should I really and my son was just more about playing the THE WEST be held to something I starting to get interested. game than about money. DEAR NEVER agreed to when I was a Before Jim gave them He’s out of school now RIGHT: What you should young 20-something? away, my brother (his with no debt and is estab- dad) suggested that some lished in a job. What do do is start dwelling on the UNDER CONTROL of the cards might be you think? positive. Thank your IN NEW MEXICO valuable and that Jim lucky stars that the know- should check before giv- ACT OF KINDNESS it-all is a good husband DEAR UNDER CON- ing them away. Instead, and father. Accept that TROL: It may be time to Jim decided to hand DEAR ACT OF KIND- you will probably never revisit that deal you made them all over. NESS: Jim doesn’t need be closer to him than you with your husband. If he It turns out that part of the money from the sale of are now, and derive your reneged, you are free to do the collection is quite those cards, but it could enjoyment from watching as you wish. If these “inci- valuable, and we could make a big difference to your beautiful grandchil- dents” involved his fami- sell them for a significant your son. Since you asked dren. BRIDGE

Which opponent do you believe? Lisa Alther, in “Kinflicks,” wrote, “I points, his opponents could make happen to feel that the degree of a a slam. In addition, bidding higher person’s intelligence is directly re- might have made it impossible for his flected by the number of conflicting opponents to reach the right contract. attitudes she can bring to bear on the Over seven clubs, West contem- same topic.” plated sacrificing in seven hearts. The declarer had conflicting evi- He knew he could afford to go down dence in this deal from a Bridge Base seven: minus 2,000 versus minus Online duplicate. It was played at 16 2,140. But he finally decided to pass tables. At most of them, West over- because he was afraid he would push called two hearts, having only a six- his opponents into seven no-trump. card suit and being vulnerable. North (Note that seven hearts doubled responded three clubs, South rebid costs 2,300 if North cashes two top three diamonds and North jumped to clubs, then shifts to his trump, South seven clubs. Real bridge robots do not covering East’s card as cheaply as need Blackwood! possible. Also, of course, seven no- At each of those tables, South took trump is hopeless!) the first trick with the heart ace, ruffed West’s bid strongly suggested that a heart on the board (whew!), drew he had seven hearts. So, South won trumps and claimed. with the heart ace and ruffed a heart At one table, though, West jumped with the club jack — down one! How- to three hearts. He hoped that if he ever, would East have raised with a was doubled and lost at least 800 singleton? MONDAY JULY 12, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS

8 p.m. DISC “Schitt’s Creek” alums Tim Rozon and Sarah Levy Air Jaws: Going for Gold NFL sportscaster Chris Rose narrates this new spe- cial, which sees “Air Jaws” team members Allison Reteam for Syfy’s fun and frightening “SurrealEstate” Towner, Dickie Chivell, Chris Fallows and Enrico Gen- nari returning to Seal Rock to capture some of the jaw-dropping breaches ever recorded. The current record holder is Rocket Shark, with a 15-foot leap out of the water. Will he break that record this year, or will another shark come to play and snatch the title from his, um, jaws? 8 p.m. ESPN 2021 Home Run Derby The thin air of Denver’s Coors Field seems like the ideal setting for MLB’s annual taterfest, the 2021 Home Run Derby, which takes place on the eve of the All-Star game. When this contest was held two years ago, Pete Alonso of the New York Mets wowed the crowd at Cleveland’s Progressive Field by outh- omering the Toronto Blue Jays’ Vladimir Guerrero Jr. in an all-rookie final. 9 p.m. A&E Intervention Season 22 of this groundbreaking docuseries con- cludes with two new backto- back episodes, start- ing with “Clayton,” the story of a previously devoted family man whose formative years were spent with a father struggling with gender dysphoria, which By Jeff Pfeiffer cuted quite entertainingly I know they were trying to pull “What we had been told thanks to the style and tone, from a lot of older movies, and when we were there,” Levy sparked frequent fights between his parents. Even- It’s been said to be a “seller’s a combination of tongue-in- Hitchcock and The Exorcist, recalls, “was that St. John’s tually, Clayton turned to alcohol, then hard drugs, to market” for real estate lately. numb the pain. Now a full-blown heroin addict, he cheek humor and horror, de- and all of that. As tongue-in- is a pretty haunted city. Most But even under such favor- livered by creator/showrun- cheek as the show can be, and people that I talked to, even has lost custody of his 8-year-old daughter. The fina- able conditions, the owners le, “Elann,” presents the sad story of a woman whose ner/head writer George Olson it does have humor infused if they weren’t ‘believers,’ ev- of the places featured in Sy- — himself a former Realtor into a lot of it, it also does have eryone had at least one story untimely family losses have driven her to life-threat- fy’s fun and frightening new — and the engaging lead per- that eerie, spooky feel of a real- when they were alone in a ening alcoholism. scripted series SurrealEstate, formances of former Schitt’s ly good horror movie.” house [and] they felt some- 9 p.m. premiering Friday, would find Creek costars Rozon and Levy. That is evident right away in thing on their leg, or they HBO it impossible to unload their The actors were thrilled when the first episode, when Luke heard something, or they saw Catch and Kill: The Podcast Tapes properties. A leaky roof or a they learned they would be pays a visit to an old estate something. I mean everyone. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Ronan Farrow shares crack in a foundation may not working together again, and whose owner is being terror- “The city had a pretty major some of his interviews with whistleblowers, private be deal breakers for motivat- their chemistry and ease with ized by demonic experiences, fire in the early 1900s, and it investigators and fellow reporters among others, ed home buyers; poltergeists, each other is a strong part of and in a secondary story, fea- decimated most of the city. which he conducted for his podcast and subsequent demon dogs and portals to why the show’s unique vibe turing a family dealing with They think that’s where the bestselling book “Catch and Kill: Lies, Spies, and a hell in a cellar, on the other works so well. poltergeist-like activity in hauntings came from. So St. Conspiracy to Protect Predators.” This sixpart, half- hand, certainly are. “What I got, literally [from] their home. And it isn’t just John’s as a whole is actually hour docuseries, which airs as two back-to-back That’s where Realtor Luke reading the first script, was the events in these “stigma- somewhat of a pretty spooky episodes each Monday, includes previously unseen Roman (Tim Rozon) and his that there’s a certain tone to tized properties” that add to place. A lot of the old hous- footage and new insights into Farrow’s explosive in- elite team of specialists, in- the show that I’ve never been a the creepy ambience of the se- es that we shot in were very vestigation. In the premiere, “The Wire,” Filipina-Ital- cluding new agent Susan Ire- part of before” says Rozon, who ries, but also the physical spac- ‘vibe-y,’ for lack of a better ian model Ambra Gutierrez reveals a police sting land (Sarah Levy), who joins also starred in previous Friday es of the homes themselves. word. You could just feel that the Roman Agency in the first operation that captured a chilling admission from night Syfy series like Vagrant “All the locations were ac- there was energy in the air episode, come in. They spe- Queen and the recently ended tual houses,” Rozon explains, that you don’t normally feel serial predator Harvey Weinstein. cialize in handling haunted 9:01 p.m. fan-favorite Wynonna Earp. “which, again, adds to the walking into most houses.” and possessed houses (Luke, “[That] was really exciting, tone of the show. And what “There’s a vibe there,” Ro- DISC using classic real estate agent and I could feel it from Day made me love it so much is zon agrees. “There’s some- Jaws Awakens: Phred vs. Slash jargon, refers to them as “stig- One of shooting.” that each episode is a new thing going on, and a lot of Shark watchers have filed reports in recent months matized properties”) that lit- Levy agrees, saying, “Just house. So, it’s a new ‘some- people experienced a lot of suggesting that two of the largest known sharks in erally scare would-be buyers reading it was something dif- thing special’ that we need to things. Now, I’m not saying I existence — nicknamed Slash and Phred — both away. Investigating and “fix- ferent than anything that I deal with [each week].” did experience anything, be- have been cruising through the waters surrounding ing” the things that go bump have ever done before. I pret- These houses were in St. cause I didn’t. But I definite- New Zealand. Since no one knows which of these in the night, the team works ty much have done comedy John’s, Newfoundland, where ly didn’t think the people who two monsters is bigger, this new special finds TV host to create closure — and clos- before this, so this was a huge the series filmed, and both told me they did were lying. Brandon McMillan and master diver Dickie Chivell ings — even as they struggle departure. stars found the city as a whole “I didn’t believe in ghosts bound for that spot with their trusty measuring tape with demons of their own. “Then seeing the style of it gave off a certain feel condu- before this show … now I’m (figuratively speaking). It’s a great premise, exe- was so interesting and unique. cive to the theme of the show. not so sure.”

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Pay Call Numbers The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following Carpentry & Services RONNIE Z (900, 976 and 550) petition on Tuesday, July 20, 2021 in room 302, Lynn City Hall, 3 City Hall Square, Advertiser telephone numbers with Lynn, Massachusetts at 7:00 P.M. • Full Cleanouts: Homes, 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST Attics, basements, yards, MOVING disclose the price of the telephone LOCUS: 2-6 AUBURN STREET, A/K/A 45 LYNNFIELD STREET, PARCEL NO. Commercial clean outs, etc. Leave your moving to us! call. When a number is published 074-101-017 — PETITIONER: STEPHEN KASPER, ON BEHALF OF ONE HOUSE • Full Home Repairs, Whether it be one piece or more! within the advertisement the per CONTRACTING, LLC (ZBA 9974) minute and/or flat charge must be Painting and Installations. 10% off for senior citizens, “Helpful tips” included. If you dial a pay per call TO VARY (PURSUANT TO M.G.L. C. 40A, S. 10) THE PROVISIONS OF THE CITY OF • Windows, doors, porches, veterans, and disabled decks, stairs etc. number from an advertisement appear- LYNN ZONE ORDINANCE TO ALLOW A KITCHEN/BATH SHOWROOM IN THE for a S-M-O-O-T-H ing in the classified section and it • Gutter repairs and cleaning. Call Ronnie EXISTING STOREFRONT AT 2-4 AUBURN STREET A/K/A 45 LYNNFIELD STREET IN DOES NOT disclose this information, AN R2 DISTRICT WHERE SUCH A RETAIL USE IS NOT ALLOWED AS A MATTER OF trouble-free move! No job too small! please notify the Item classified RIGHT. Designate a drawer for 781-321-2499 department immediately. Response to For a free estimate 781-354-0023 any pay per call numbers will be LOCUS: 150 BLOSSOM STREET, PARCEL NO. 067-745-032 — PETITIONER: essentials such as charged to your telephone bill and PATRICK J. MCGRATH, BY HIS ATTORNEY PAUL R. KEATING (ZBA 9975) sheets and towels for CLEANING/ anyone under 18 years of age must quick access the first MAINTENANCE have parent's consent. TO VARY (PURSUANT TO M.G.L. C. 40A, S. 10) THE PROVISIONS OF THE CITY OF Please call immediately for further LYNN ZONE ORDINANCE TO DEMOLISH THE EXISTING STRUCTURE AND TO night you move into details or information. CONSTRUCT A 4 STORY RESIDENTIAL DWELLING CONDOMINIUM UNIT your new home. CLASSIFIED DEVELOPMENT CONSISTING OF 15 TWO (2) BEDROOM UNITS AND SEVENTY-FIVE (781)593-7700 (75) ONE (1) BEDROOM UNITS. SAID DEVELOPMENT REQUIRES 135 PARKING WE TAKE AND DISPOSE SPACES PURSUANT TO SECTION 9 OF THE ZONE ORDINANCE AND ONLY 104 Plan a garage/yard HELP WANTED PARKING SPACES ARE PROPOSED. PROJECT COMPLIES IN ALL OTHER RESPECTS sale before you move. WITH THE CITY OF LYNN ZONE ORDINANCE. Fresh coffee, baking OF ANYTHING JOB INFORMATION LOCUS: 105 NEWHALL STREET, PARCEL NO. 081-587-008 PETITIONER: OBOSA SERVICES EKHATOR, BY HIS REPRESENTATIVE DIONE KRIEGER, (ZBA 9976) soda, or charcoal in a sock, placed inside Cellars, Attics, NOTICE TO VARY (PURSUANT TO M.G.L. C. 40A, S. 10) TO CONVERT A SINGLE-FAMILY your refrigerator will For more information and assistance HOME INTO A THREE FAMILY DWELLING UNIT. THE PROPOSAL HAS INSUFFICIENT Garages, Yards, Stores, etc. regarding the reliability of business FRONTAGE, SETBACKS, LOT AREA AND PARKING. keep the inside smell- Call for quick service opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- ing fresh and clean. and best prices. ties, employment services and financ- LOCUS: 342-344 PARKLAND AVENUE, PARCEL NO. 041-237-001 AND 002 ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to PETITIONER: THOMAS A. MCGOVERN PRESIDENT OF LYNNWOOD DEVELOPMENT, contact the Better Business Bureau INC. BY HIS ATTORNEY SAMUEL A. VITALI., (ZBA 9977) Pack your current Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite phone book — it’s a 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or TO VARY (PURSUANT TO M.G.L. C. 40A, S. 10) THE PROVISIONS OF THE CITY OF quick easy reference to call 508-652-4800 LYNN ZONE ORDINANCE TO ALLOW THE DEMOLITION OF EXISTING STRUCTURES WE ALSO RENT AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENCE ON A LOT IN THE R-2 the folks back home. NOTICE DISTRICT WITH LESS THAN THE REQUIRED LOT SIZE. 10,000 SQUARE FEET Don't pay to find work before you get REQUIRED AND THE LOT CONTAINS ONLY 8,500 SQUARE FEET. ROLL-OFF DUMPSTERS the job. Legitimate job placement firms Place pictures in 15 yards, 20 yards, and 30 yards that work to fill specific positions THE MEETING IS SCHEDULED TO BE CONDUCTED IN PERSON, ONLY. HOWEVER, boxes between sheets cannot charge an upfront fee. For free DUE TO THE UNCERTAIN NATURE OF THE PANDEMIC, MEETINGS OF THE LYNN or blankets to give information about avoiding employ- ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS MAY BE CHANGED TO AN IN-PERSON ONLY, ment service scams, write the Federal COMBINATION IN ¬PERSON AND REMOTE OR JUST A REMOTE MEETING. them extra protection. Trade Commission at Washington, ACCORDINGLY, RESIDENTS SHOULD CHECK THE CITY OF LYNN WEBSITE AND THE D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud LYNN ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS' WEBPAGE FOR ANY UPDATED INFORMATION Pack plates vertically 781-593-5308 / 781-598-0646 Information Center, ON THE MEETING AND HOW TO ACCESS IT IF ATTENDANCE IS GOING TO INCLUDE 1-800-876-7060 REMOTE PARTICIPATION. — on edge — rather than stacked. Richard Wood: Chairman ericzdisposal.com Jeanne M. Curley: Vice Chairman Patrick Calnan: Clerk Pack heavy items in CLEANING/ small boxes and lighter FUELS/HEATING Have MAINTENANCE Item: July 5, 12, 2021 items in larger boxes.

YARDWORK, AND CLEANUPS something LEGALS Tag each box with JUNK REMOVAL, TRANSPORT. to sell? destination room and CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN FOR contents. FUEL ASSISTANCE ACCEPTED INCAPACITATED PERSON PURSUANT TO G.L. c. 190B, Section 5-304 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE Docket No. ES21P1779GD Hook up the TV first in We service Commonwealth of Massachusetts gas and oil The Trial Court your new home to Probate and Family Court keep the kids occupied heating systems. Essex Probate and Family Court Oil tanks 36 Federal Street during the move. I’m a Veteran so 10% discount for installed/removed. Vets, Seniors + free EST, all others Salem, MA 01970 In the matter of: Gary Ahearn Of: Lynn, MA $25 estimates for instant response. 781-592-9505 We can RESPONDENT Alleged Incapacitated Person Call 508-245-7569 To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been Find great filed by DMH c/o Office of General Counsel of Tewksbury, MA in the above APARTMENTS help! captioned matter alleging that Gary Ahearn is in need of a Guardian and requesting that (or some other suitable person) be appointed as Guardian to serve bargains in Without Surety on the bond. Affordable Housing Opportunity The petition asks the court to determine that the Respondent is incapacitated, that Ocean Shores Apartments - Harbor Management the appointment of a Guardian is necessary, and that the proposed Guardian is 50 Lynnway, Lynn MA 01902 appropriate. The petition is on file with this court and may contain a request for certain specific authority. Ocean Shores Apartments is re-opening its waiting lists and taking You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your applications for 1 & 2 bedroom subsidized apartments. attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 AM on the return date of 08/02/2021. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline date Qualifications: To qualify for these apartments, you must be 62 and over and/or by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. If you disabled; and be considered low-income. fail to file the written appearance by the return date, action may be taken in this matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written appearance, How to get an application: Applications for the initial lottery will be available from you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific facts and August 12, 2021 - October 11, 2021. Your place on the waiting list will be grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. decided by lottery, so there is no need to come in person, come early, or wait in IMPORTANT NOTICE line. Once the lottery period ends on October 11, 2021, any applications received The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the in the office will be accepted, but placed on the wait list as of the date/time they above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or were received in the office, after the lottery group. financial affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a There are several ways to obtain the application: lawyer. Anyone may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. 1. Emailing a request to [email protected] If the above-named person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at 2. Online at our website at https://harbormgmt.com/property/ocean-shores State expense. -50-the-lynnway-lynn-ma/ WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. 3. In person at the management office, located at 50 Lynnway, Lynn - Date: June 28, 2021 applications will be available in each of Find great Pamela Casey O'Brien, Register of Probate the foyer entrances 24 hours a day. 4. Calling Ocean Shores at 781-598-5564, to request the application by bargains in ITEM: July 12, 2021 mail. TTY please call 800-439-2370.

Returning completed applications: Only 1 application per household will be LEGALS accepted. Applications may be returned by mail to Ocean Shores Lottery c/o HousingWorks, P.O. Box 231104, Boston MA 02123-1104, or by walk-in to the Ocean Shores Management office by 2:00 pm on October 11, 2021. CARE AND PROTECTION, TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS, SUMMONS BY Applications returned by mail must also be postmarked no later than PUBLICATION, DOCKET NUMBER 20CP0138LY, Trial Court of Massachusetts, 2:00 pm on October 11, 2021. (For security reasons, do not fax or email your Juvenile Court Department, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, Essex County application!) Juvenile Court, 139 Central Avenue, Lynn, MA 01901 TO: Alejandro Guerrero and any unknown unnamed father: A petition has been presented to this court by If your preliminary application shows you may be eligible, and if is received by DCF, seeking, as to the following child, Xavier A. Guerrero, that said child be classifieds 2pm on October 11, 2021, your place on the wait list will be decided by a lottery found in need of care and protection and committed to the Department of Children at a time and place to be determined. You will be notified of your place on the and Families. The court may dispense the rights of the person(s) named herein to waiting list after the lottery by mail or email, if you provided one. receive notice of or to consent to any legal proceeding affecting the adoption, custody, or guardianship or any other disposition of the child named herein, if it Minimum household size of at least one person per bedroom required. finds that the child is in need of care and protection and that the best interests of Use and Occupancy restrictions apply. the child would be served by said disposition. classifieds You are hereby ORDERED to appear in this court, at the court address set forth For more information on reasonable accommodations for applicants with above, on the following date and time: 08/24/2021 at 09:00 AM Indigency disabilities, please call the Ocean Shores Management Office at 781-598-5564 or Hearing You may bring an attorney with you. If you have a right to an attorney and for TTY dial 800-439-2370. if the court determines that you are indigent, the court will appoint an attorney to represent you. If you fail to appear, the court may proceed on that date and any Did you date thereafter with a trial on the merits of the petition and an adjudication of this matter. For further information call the Office of the Clerk-Magistrate at 781-586-0415. WITNESS: Hon. Kerry A. Ahern, FIRST JUSTICE, DATE ISSUED: 06/17/2021, Judith know? M. Brennan, Clerk-Magistrate

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LEGALS Selling a house? Buying a house? COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT Find out what properties recently sold in your area. PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Check out the Real Estate page in Saturday’s paper. Docket No. ES21P1887EA

Essex Probate and Family Court 36 Federal Street Salem, MA 01970 (978)744-1020

Estate of: Theresa H. Hinds

Date of Death: 02/02/2020

To all interested persons:

A Petition for Formal Probate Of Will with Appointment of Personal Representative has been filed by:

Dianne M. Millis of Merrimac MA requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief as requested in the Petition.

The Petitioner requests that: Dianne M. Millis of Merrimac MA Need to find be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety on the bond in unsupervised administration.

IMPORTANT NOTICE You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on an article? the return day of 08/02/2021.

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BOSTON (AP) — A look pany Portland Stage, been recreated at Prescott at pandemic-related news which was awarded Park in Portsmouth. Free around New England on $461,000, will use the guided tours are sched- Saturday: money to map out a full uled for July 16 and 30, MASSACHUSETTS season of shows and pro- and Aug. 6. Boston Mayor Kim grams for the coming year. RHODE ISLAND Janey joined public health “We tightened our belt, A new drive-through authorities Saturday at and we were able to locate vaccination site opened one of three mass vaccina- funding which helped us Saturday at the Wickford tion initiatives dubbed the eke through this past year,” Junction train station in “Day of Hope.” said Anita Stewart, execu- North Kingstown. Individuals who got a tive and artistic director of The site is open to Rhode shot at the events in the Portland Stage. “But now Islanders as well as out-of- Mattapan, East Boston we’re looking to use the state residents. Appoint- and Roxbury neighbor- (grant) to really help us re- ments are recommended hoods received gift cer- launch, and be a safety net but not required. Since the ti cates to a local super- if the bottom does fall out.” site is a drive-through, in- market. In addition to THE NUMBERS dividuals must have a car immunizations, the events The most recent gures and cannot walk in. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS offered food and enter- from the state show no ad- The clinic will operate on Brett Roman Williams holds a pillow with a photo of his father, Don- tainment. ditional COVID-19 deaths. Saturdays going forward. ald Williams, lower right, and brother Derrick Williams, who both were Organizers said the in- According to data released Gov. Dan McKee said killed by gun re 20 years apart in Philadelphia. tent was not only to en- Saturday there have been drive-through sites are just courage vaccination, but to more than 69,000 positive one of several tactics being honor those who died from cases of the virus and 862 used to deliver vaccines to the coronavirus and to cel- deaths in Maine. More as many people as possible. ebrate the progress being than two-thirds of the “It takes many differ- Grief counselors in short made in overcoming it. state is now vaccinated. ent approaches to drive MAINE NEW HAMPSHIRE our vaccination numbers supply with gun violence rising More than 40 Maine en- An island garden that across every age band,” tertainment venues are once inspired one of McKee said. By Claudia Lauer ple affected by violence. interruption programs. Wil- going to share $22 million America’s foremost im- VERMONT ASSOCIATED PRESS He said there were 174 liams’ group and others that under a program aimed pressionist painters was The Vermont Depart- people on the waitlist at provide counseling to vic- to helping hard-hit indus- reconstructed on the New ment of Motor Vehicles PHILADELPHIA — As the end of June, compared tims are applying for grants tries during the pandemic. Hampshire mainland for a plans to reopen satellite Brett Roman Williams with about 30 people at to hire more counselors. The U.S. Small Busi- second summer because of of ces in Dummerston, St. stood at the Philadelphia the same time last year. Lynn Lindy, chief knowl- ness Administration has the coronavirus pandemic. Johnsbury, and St. Albans Medical Examiner’s of ce “Hurt people, hurt peo- edge and learning of cer at made decisions on about In the late 1880s, poet Ce- early next month. staring at a photo of his old- ple. And this is a pivotal the American Counseling three-quarters of the lia Thaxter attracted mem- The department oper- er brother’s face, a familiar moment in Philly, because Association, said there was nearly 15,000 applications bers of Boston’s literary ates six permanent of ces feeling welled in his chest. there are a lot of people already a shortage of men- received from across the and artistic societies to her in Montpelier, Rutland, Williams’ father was shot hurting in this city right tal health professionals, nation. family’s hotel on Appledore Newport, Spring eld, and killed in 1996, when now,” Williams said. especially in rural areas, The grants awarded so Island off the coast of Ports- Bennington, and South Williams was 11, and the Executive Director Na- when the coronavirus hit. far in Maine, which are mouth, New Hampshire. Burlington. Those of ces ebb and  ow of grief had tasha McGlynn said that Add the economic, emotion- equal to 45 percent of each Artist Childe Hassam kept are open Monday through washed over him for 20 since September, the agen- al and other losses from the venue’s 2019 gross earned a studio there and featured Friday and have been years. But in 2016, when revenue, range from near- Thaxter’s gardens in a se- open throughout most of his brother was killed by cy has provided counsel- pandemic and lockdown, ly $6,200 for an event barn ries of paintings. the pandemic, by appoint- gun re, Williams reached ing services to 425 teenag- and now waves of gun vi- in Surry to $9.7 million for The island is now home ment only. out to a grief counselor for ers who have lost family or olence in small and large a major statewide concert to the Shoals Marine Lab- Those of ces will contin- help coping. friends, or who have them- cities across the country, promoter, the Portland oratory, and hundreds of ue in-person services by Now, Williams serves on selves survived gun re. and Lindy says most men- Press Herald reported. people visit a recreation of appointment as the sys- the board for the organiza- She said counselors are tal health professionals are The money is going to the- the garden each summer. tem has proven to be more tion where he once sought seeing layers of trauma stretched to their limit. aters, concert venues, mu- But the tours have been accommodating for cus- solace, and he’s trying to and revictimization as “Anecdotally, I don’t seums, talent representa- canceled again this year tomers and has eliminat- provide that same kind of gun violence increases. know anyone who has tives and movie cinemas. because of the pandemic. ed the busy waiting room support to others. But the Crime has been spik- openings ... and there are Nonpro t theater com- Instead, the garden has and long wait times demand is far outpacing ing nationwide after it a lot of mental health pro- the supply of counselors plummeted in the early fessionals who are work- because of spiking crime. months of the pandemic, ing extra hours and just SPECIAL SUBSCRIPTION OFFER With more than 270 ho- with many cities seeing burning out,” Lindy said. micides in Philadelphia the type of double-digit in- For the counselors at plac- during the rst half of crease in gun violence that es such as Philadelphia’s 2021, the city has been is plaguing Philadelphia. AVP, who only treat people outpacing the number of The Biden administration experiencing trauma and AMERICA’S FAVORITE murders in 2020, when 499 has sent strike forces to loss from violence, the rise people were killed, mostly Chicago, Los Angeles, New in violent crime is the rea- from gun re — the high- York, San Francisco and son they are stretched thin. est homicide numbers in Washington, D.C., to help There were more than TV MAGAZINE take down gun networks. 1,800 people wounded by more than two decades. The number of people injured in Biden has encouraged gun re in Philadelphia last shootings has also exploded states to use COVID-19 re- year. As the hot summer over the past 18 months. lief money to hire police or months that typically bring Williams is chairman of additional counselors. Phil- more gun violence begin, the board for the Anti-Vio- adelphia is one of 15 cities the city has already report- lence Partnership of Phil- nationwide joining a feder- ed close to 900 gunshot vic- adelphia, which provides al effort to expand and en- tims in 2021 — 150 more counseling services to peo- hance community violence than the same time in 2020. 3 tips for preventing heat stroke

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