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SATURDAY, MAY 8, 2021 DEALS OF THE Swampscott Grand opening$DAY$ has elementary for DemakesPG. 3 Y By Steve Krause problem with ITEM STAFF LYNN — Tom Demakes wasn'tDEALS keen at rst on having the new YMCA in OFLynn THnamedE for his new school family. By Tréa Lavery But, said Kathleen Walsh,$ CEO of the$ YMCA of ITEM STAFF the Metro North, which includesDA Lynn,Y Demakes, CEO of Old Neighborhood FoodsPG. 3on Waterhill SWAMPSCOTT —A number of residents in ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Street, warmed up to it. town have formed a group to oppose the pro- A crowd of media and attendees of the grand opening of the And so Friday represented the culmination of posed new school on the site of the current Demakes Family YMCA take photos and video of the ribbon Stanley Elementary School. The group “Save Our Schools” has several cutting of the 70,000 square-foot facility in Lynn on Friday. DEMAKES, A6 complaints, but the main ones are traf c on DEALS and around Whitman Road, where the school OF THE is located; environmental concerns; and lack of transparency in the proposal process, said Peabody$ $ member Gail Brock. DAY “Nobody in Swampscott would deny that we PG. 3 need new schools. However, the Stanley School looks to plan is going to put two schools on a small space where one school currently exists,” Brock said. “The rami cations of the traf c and the air quality and the environmental impacts are reel in enormous. A lot of people are also concerned DEALS about the process by which they arrived at this OF THE decision, because we’ve been in a pandemic shing now for a long time, and a lot of people know $DAY$ nothing about this proposal.” PG. 3 The town’s School Building Committee has families proposed one universal elementary school on the Stanley site, divided into a lower school for By Anne Marie grades kindergarten to 2, and an upper school Tobin for grades 3 to 4. The project originally had an ITEM STAFF estimated price tag of $110 million, but that PEABODY — The city estimate has now dropped to approximately unveiled a new initiative $97.5 million, and the town is also hoping for designed to introduce partial reimbursement from the Massachu- families to an old-fash- setts School Building Authority. ioned pastime — shing. Currently, Swampscott has three elementa- "Let's Go Fishing at ry schools: Hadley Elementary, built in 1911; Crystal Lake" will be held Clarke School, built in 1952; and Stanley, built Saturday, May 15 in rec- in 1929. ognition of the National In 2014, a similar proposal was voted down ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Park Trust's 11th Annual by Town Meeting — something town of cials MIKE ALONGI Kids to Parks Day, which across the Select Board, School Committee, COMMENTARY celebrates outdoor play. "Kids to Parks asks com- SCHOOL, A7 munities to develop cre- COVID can’t compete ative ways to get kids into the outdoors to promote INSIDE discovery of the many fun with Classical-English things you can do out- Opinion doors," the city's Recre- Shribman: Can Joe Biden go the distance?A4 LYNN — The annual battle between Classi- Lynn Classical takes ation, Parks and Forestry cal and English, which normally takes place on on Lynn English in Director, Jennifer Davis, LOOK! Thanksgiving Day, commenced its 107th itera- a Thanksgiving Day said at a press conference Lynn’s Callahan School hosts tion Friday night at Manning Field. rivalry football game, held Friday at the lake. ‘touch a truck day’ for students. A8 And boy, was it a taste of some real normalcy. which was delayed "Years ago, our adven- Sports In what was the most well-attended game of until May due to the ture series included sh- any sport I’ve seen in nearly a year and a half COVID-19 pandemic. ing, but it was discontin- Saugus’ Ventre tosses perfect game in softball — there were 820 paid ticket stubs but closer ued for unknown reasons." opener. B1 Davis credited Bob Langley, the city's direc- RIVALRY, A7 tor of engineering and an avid sherman, for coordi- nating the dredging of the lake and restoration of the Lynn eld church area. She also acknowl- edged the Recreation pushes through Department's Outdoor Education Coordinator, Maureen Sammon, for the pandemic coming up with the idea. "Bob came to Maureen By Tréa Lavery and together they  oat- ITEM STAFF ed the idea, and we all The members of Centre Congregational thought, 'why not bring Church thought that things couldn’t get any that back to Peabody?'" worse when the pandemic forced their pro- Davis said. "Fishing is grams online. a great activity for not Then, on May 30, a sprinkler burst in only kids, but families, so ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK the sanctuary ceiling, causing more than we are excited to bring it back." Salem Heights is undergoing a rehabilita- $600,000 worth of damage. “The hard thing has been when some Langley's son, Andrew tion and is looking to hire a resident con- Langley, the 2020 Mass- struction liaison. churches were starting to gather and follow- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ing the guidelines … we have not been able Wildlife's Freshwater The Rev. Nancy Rottman is the Catch-and-Release Angler pastor of Centre Congregational Salem Heights CHURCH, A7 Church. FISHING, A6 complex to undergo major renovation By Elyse grateful to have it hap- Carmosino pening,” Mayor Kimber- ITEM STAFF ley Driscoll said. “We’ve had challenges in this SALEM — Salem building, from elevators Heights, the city’s larg- breaking down to me- est affordable housing chanical units not work- complex, will undergo a ing properly, and so this major rehabilitation of its is going to be a signi - Pope Street residential cant upgrade in the me- building this summer. chanicals and ventilation The $40 million im- and some of the interior provement plan will in- buildout.” clude both interior and Salem Heights was exterior upgrades to the built during a time when 48-year-old, 283-unit the U.S. Department of building that houses se- Housing and Urban De- niors and working fami- velopment (HUD) was lies, including more than emphasizing the con- 170 children. struction of large-scale “(The remodeling) is long overdue and we’re RENOVATION, A6

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Man agrees to plead guilty chetti said, but the district to some charges in PPP attorney described it as Rosanne M. Fay, 72 Jean M. Mulhern, 67 part of the foundation. 1949 - 2021 1954 - 2021 fraud case City police and the feder- al Occupational Safety and A businessman who fed- SWAMPSCOTT - Rosanne LYNN, MA - Jean M. Mulhern, Health Administration re- eral authorities say faked Margaret Fay, of Swampscott, of Lynn, passed away at home sponded to the scene and suicide to avoid prosecu- entered into eternal life of in the care of hospice on May are also investigating. tion for fraudulently seek- May 6, 2021 after a long 3. Family members say ing hundreds of thousands and courageous battle with Jean was born on Feb 22, Harron was a father of of dollars in loans intend- cancer. She was 72 years of 1954 in Boston to Bradford three. age. Rosanne was the lov- and Isabel Mulhern. She grew ed for businesses strug- ing daughter of the late Lynn up in Wake eld, Ma. where she gling during the coronavi- Rhode Island Police Chief Thomas F. Fay, Jr. was active in multiple sports. rus pandemic has agreed and Margaret H. (Deveney) Fay. After attending Mass College to plead guilty to some police of cer convicted of Her brother Thomas F. Fay III of Art, Jean began a ten-year charges, according to court assaulting detainee of Pembroke, with whom she career at Boston City Hospi- documents. shared a very special bond, tal, where she was a member David Staveley, 53, of PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) survives her. Rosanne was of the rst class of women to Andover, Mass., will plead — A Rhode Island police born in Lynn and was a grad- serve on Health and Hospitals guilty to conspiracy to com- of cer has been convicted uate of St. Mary’s High School, ambulances. She then began mit bank fraud and failure of punching and kneeing a and received a bachelor’s and a career in health insurance to appear in court charges, man in custody. master’s degrees from Salem at Blue Cross, becoming an according to documents Cranston Of cer Andrew State University. She was underwriter working at several led Thursday in federal Leonard, 40, was found a dedicated teacher for 43 the successes but never com- medical re-insurers, and retired Nashua N.H, Leslie Mulhern court in Rhode Island. guilty Thursday after a years in the Lynn School Sys- plaining when things did not when necessitated by health of San Francisco, CA, Priscilla In exchange, feder- three-day bench trial of tem. Rosanne enjoyed her job work out as planned. This at- issues. Mulhern of Syracuse, N.Y, An- al prosecutors agreed to misdemeanor simple as- immensely as it provided her titude served her well in later In her retirement, Jean vol- drew Mulhern, and sister-in-law dismiss charges of bank sault, and received a one- with the ability to impact the life when confronted with many unteered at PALS, a cat rescue Frankie Dietz of Napa, CA. She fraud, making false state- year suspended sentence medical issues. Rosanne was was predeceased by her broth- lives of many children. Some operation in Salem as Volun- ments and aggravated with probation. of her fondest memories were very easy to be around during teer Coordinator, and then as er Neil of Seattle WA. She also identity theft. Leonard scufed with a of parents’ nights when she this challenging time because a SHINE counselor aiding Se- leaves numerous loving cous- Gian Mattiello, who had she made your well-being the ins, nephews and friends. An email seeking com- had the opportunity to catch niors to navigate the intricacies been charged in connec- up with former students whose focus of conversation and of health insurance, serving in A celebration of her life is ment was left with Stave- tion with a domestic inci- children were then students in turned the discussion away the senior centers in Revere planned for summer. If you ley’s attorneys. her classroom. from any expression of sympa- and Saugus and at the Jack would like to be kept apprised Staveley sought nearly dent, in the booking area Rosanne enjoyed traveling, thy for her situation. Her inner Satter House. of the arrangements, please $440,000 in loans claim- on March 5, 2020, author- the theatre, concerts, swim- strength was amazing. She lived eighteen years with visit her memorial website ing that he needed to pay ities said. The altercation ming, cycling, working out at Arrangements: Relatives metastatic breast cancer and https://www.forevermissed. dozens of employees at two was caught on surveillance the gym, going to the beach, and friends are invited to vis- never lost her sense of humor. com/jean-mulhern. restaurants he owned in video and witnessed by dancing, and spending time iting hours at Cuffe-McGinn Jean is survived by her part- In lieu of owers, the family Rhode Island and a third two other of cers. with family and friends. She Funeral Home, 157 Maple St., ner of 32 years, Janice Lar- requests donations to PALS at he owned in Massachu- Although Mattiello clear- loved to dress up on Hallow- Lynn of Tuesday, May 11th from eau; by her siblings Bradford palscats.org. setts, federal prosecutors ly goaded Leonard, the of- een, and her favorite time of 10 a.m. until 12 p.m. followed Mulhern and his wife Karen of said when the charges cer missed opportunities year was the Christmas season immediately by her Funeral were brought a year ago. to de-escalate the situa- that always included dinner Service. Burial will follow in However, two of the tion, the judge said at sen- at Mistral restaurant and a St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Lynn. restaurants weren’t open tencing. Boston Pops Holiday concert. All attendees are required to before the pandemic began Leonard took the stand Rosanne observed these hol- wear face coverings and prac- and had no employees, and in his own defense and idays with her students by tice social distancing. In lieu State to continue he didn’t have an owner- said Mattiello displayed decorating their classroom and of owers, donations may be ship stake in the third, au- “pre-indicators of a pend- joining them in festive celebra- made to Northeast Animal thorities said. ing assault,” such as ared tions. She was a passionate Shelter, 347 Highland Ave., Sa- Staveley and anoth- nostrils. Leonard also said lover of animals and enjoyed lem, MA 01970. To leave an reopening plan er man, David Butziger, he thought Mattiello had the companionship of her two online message or condolence, 52, of Warwick, were the reached for a ashlight or feline friends, Liam and Bertha. please visit www.cuffemcginn. rst people in the nation pepper spray on his duty Rosanne possessed a very com. BOSTON (AP) — Fans ized Friday because of con- charged with making pho- belt. strong life force from her ear- of amusement parks and rmed cases of COVID-19, ny applications for loans Prosecutors asked for a liest days as a child. She road races in Massachu- with about 140 in inten- under the Paycheck Pro- one-year sentence with 90 embraced new challenges setts are among those who sive care units. tection Program, of cials days to serve. without reservation, enjoying can begin enjoying loos- The average age of those said at the time. “I am grateful for the ened pandemic restric- hospitalized was 60. There Butziger pleaded guilty court’s guilty verdict to- tions starting Monday. were an estimated 20,000 to conspiracy to commit day, which was plainly IN MEMORIAM Under the relaxed re- people with current active bank fraud in September warranted based on the JEFFREY SOPER strictions, amusement cases of COVID-19 in the and faces sentencing in evidence presented at tri- ON HIS BIRTHDAY parks, theme parks and state. June. al” Attorney General Peter MAY 8, 2021 outdoor water parks will About 6.6 million doses Staveley initially had Neronha said in a state- be permitted to operate at of the COVID-19 vaccine pleaded not guilty and was ment. “Police may use force call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 50 percent capacity after have been administered released to home con ne- in exercising their duty to to start your daily subscription. submitting safety plans to in Massachusetts, includ- ment, but last May 26, he protect the public, but that the Department of Public ing more than 3.7 million removed his GPS monitor use of force must be rea- Health. rst doses and more than and disappeared, accord- sonable and necessary un- Did you know? Road races and other 2.6 million second doses ing to the U.S. Marshals der the circumstances. As large, outdoor organized of the Moderna and P zer Service. the court found, there was amateur or professional vaccines. His vehicle was found no need to use force here.” group athletic events will There have been about near a beach in Quincy, Don't think of him as gone away, be permitted with stag- 219,000 doses of the one- Mass. The vehicle was Native Americans gathering his journey's just begun. Life holds gered starts and other shot Johnson & Johnson unlocked with the key in to honor victims of violence so many facets, this earth is only safety measures after also vaccine administered. the ignition, and his wal- one. Just think of him as resting from submitting safety plans to More than 2.8 million let, credit cards, driver’s BOSTON (AP) — Native the sorrows and the tears, in a a local board of health or people have been fully im- license and a suicide note Americans are gathering place of warmth and comfort the DPH. munized. were found in the car, au- in Boston on Friday to re- where there are no days or years. Think how he must be wishing that Large venues such as HIGH-RISK thorities said. member Indigenous peo- we could know today, how nothing indoor and outdoor stadi- COMMUNITIES No evidence was found ples who have been killed, but our sadness must really pass Home delivery ums, arenas and ballparks that he had taken his own gone missing or subjected away. The number of Massa- And think of him as living in the currently open at 12 per- chusetts cities and towns life, and marshals conclud- to violence. hearts of those he touched, for subscribers cent capacity will be per- considered at high risk ed that Staveley faked his The afternoon event out- nothing loved is ever lost, and he mitted to increase capac- death to avoid prosecution. side the North American was loved so much. get FREE access for coronavirus transmis- Forever in our hearts. ity to 25 percent. Youth sion continues to plummet Staveley ed rst to Ten- Indian Center in the city’s We love and miss you, to the e-edition on and adult amateur sports and was down to 13 as of nessee and then to Geor- Jamaica Plain neighbor- Mom, Brian, Elise, Sheena, Danny, Abbey, Kate, tournaments will be al- Thursday, according to the gia, where authorities de- hood is part of a national Benjamin, Ryland, lowed for moderate and state Department of Pub- termined he was using a week of action honoring Tristan, Bryce and Delilah high-risk sports. lic Health. false identity and driving a missing and murdered Singing will also be per- The number of high-risk vehicle with stolen plates. Indigenous women and mitted indoors with strict communities was down He was arrested last July girls. Participants are be- distancing requirements from 26 the previous and in Alpharetta, Ga., the U.S. ing asked to wear red in a at performance venues, week and has declined for Marshals Service said. show of support. restaurants and other four consecutive weeks. At the time of his arrest, Indigenous women are businesses. The number peaked at he had multiple forms of murdered at 10 times the State health of cials 229 in mid-January. identi cation bearing dif- national average in some said groceries and retail "We're clearly past ferent names, authorities areas of the country and at stores with pharmacy de- the second surge at this said. least 80 percent of Native partments will no longer point," Gov. Charlie Baker American women have ex- be required to offer senior said Thursday. Authorities ID worker who perienced violence, accord- hours — but should still The so-called "red zone" died in wall collapse ing to Mahtowin Munro, a consider dedicated hours municipalities include leader of United American of operation for seniors. Spring eld and nearby NEWTON (AP) — The Indians of New England. Stories live on. Since March 22, dai- Chicopee; the Merrimack construction worker who They also experience dis- ly new COVID-19 cases Valley communities of died when a concrete wall proportionately high rates in Massachusetts have Lawrence, Haverhill, Low- at a construction site at a of sexual assault, organiz- Tell theirs. dropped by 45 percent, ell and Dracut; New Bed- home in a Boston suburb ers said. hospitalizations have ford; and Brockton. collapsed on him has been At least two Native Share your loved one’s story. dropped by 23 percent, Nantucket and Edgar- identi ed as a 55-year-old American Massachusetts and deaths have dropped town on Martha's Vine- Billerica man. women have been killed [email protected] | 781-593-7700 by 69 percent. yard are also on the list. The man who died in recent years, according VIRUS BY Rochester was the only Thursday in Newton was to organizers. One of them THE NUMBERS new community on the identi ed by the Middle- was Jalajhia Finklea, The number of new dai- latest list. sex district attorney’s of- an 18-year-old Mashpee In partnership with ly cases of COVID-19 in- Larger communities are ce Friday as Russell Har- Wampanoag teen shot to creased by about 900 Fri- designated high risk if ron. death last year. Her re- day while the number of they have an average of Fire ghters responded mains were found in Flor- newly con rmed corona- more than 10 cases per to the scene just before 8 ida and her captor was virus deaths in Massachu- 100,000 residents and a a.m., Fire Chief Gino Luc- killed by authorities in Catch up with your setts rose by ve. positive test rate great- chetti said. Rescuers need- that state. The new numbers er than or at 4 percent ed specialized equipment Raquel Halsey, execu- pushed the state's con- during a given week. to try and get to the victim, tive director of the North favorite team rmed COVID-19 death Cities and towns with he said, and it quickly be- American Indian Center of toll to 17,316 since the 10,000 to 50,000 residents came apparent that what Boston, said state of cials in Item Sports! start of the pandemic, are categorized as high started as a rescue effort should ensure that domes- while its con rmed case- risk if they average more had turned into a recovery tic violence and sexual load rose to about 652,000. than 10 cases per 100,000 effort. assault programs capture The true number of cas- people and have a posi- Harron was pronounced data on Indigenous peo- es is likely higher because tive test rate of 5 percent dead at the scene. An au- ples. She said many states studies suggest some peo- or higher. If communities topsy is scheduled. and cities do not track ple can be infected and not with fewer than 10,000 No one else was hurt. how many are murdered feel sick. residents have more than The roughly 10-foot tall or go missing, and federal There were about 460 25 cases, they are consid- wall in the yard was not statistics undercount the people reported hospital- ered high risk. attached to the house, Luc- problem. SATURDAY, MAY 8, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Peabody reports new virus death By Gayla Cawley reported in Lynn eld ITEM STAFF (1,200 cases, 29 deaths), 10 new cases have been New coronavirus cases reported in Marblehead were reported Friday in (1,328 cases, 31 deaths) Lynn, Lynn eld, Peabody, over the past seven days, Revere and Salem. ve new cases were re- An additional death ported in Revere (10,816 was reported in Peabody, cases, 163 deaths), and which brings the city’s seven new cases were re- death toll to 318. ported in Salem (4,696 Thirteen new cases have cases, 81 deaths). been reported in Peabody No change was report- since Wednesday. The city ed in Nahant (252 cases, has 7,192 cases and 6,589 nine deaths) and num- people have recovered bers were not updated in from the virus, according Saugus or Swampscott. As to the health department. of Monday, Swampscott In Lynn, 17 new cases had 1,151 cases and 19 were reported to bring deaths, and new numbers the city’s caseload to have not been provided in 17,497. Of that total, 196 Saugus (4,129 cases, 71 cases are active, 216 peo- deaths) since April 29. ple have died, and 17,085 Gayla Cawley can be have recovered, city data reached at gcawley@item- shows. live.com. Follow her on An additional case was Twitter @GaylaCawley. COURTESY PHOTO Amy Sarro has been appointed as the town’s new nance director. Dates and hours Swampscott promotes a new announced for Salem State vaccine clinic nance director, treasurer/collector By Tréa Lavery salem. ITEM STAFF Those under age 18 need By Tréa Lavery a signed consent form, ITEM STAFF SALEM — The new re- which is available at mass. gional vaccine clinic at Sa- gov/lists/ma-consent-and- SWAMPSCOTT — The lem State University will town has appointed Amy screening-forms-for-peo- open May 11 for all Massa- ple-under-18-years-of-age. Sarro and Patrick Luddy chusetts residents aged 16 as the new nance direc- The clinic is located at and older. the Salem State Univer- tor and treasurer/collec- The clinic will be open tor, respectively, after the sity O’Keefe Center at 25 Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 Canal St. departure of Ron Mendes, p.m. and Thursdays from 2 assistant town adminis- Masks are required at to 6 p.m., except for Thurs- the vaccination site. All trator for nance. day, May 13 when it will be Sarro has served as the patients should wear a open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. shirt that allows upper town accountant for a The regional clinic is a year. arm access, pre-screen partnership between the “I have come to see Amy themselves for COVID-19 Cities of Beverly, Lynn, as a really strong col- symptoms, and plan to Peabody, and Salem and league,” said Town Admin- stay for 15 to 30 minutes of the Towns of Danvers, istrator Sean Fitzgerald monitoring following their Marblehead, Nahant, shot. People will be unable at Monday night’s Select Saugus, and Swampscott. to receive the vaccine if Board meeting. “She is The clinic will be able to they are not feeling well, somebody that I frankly administer 1,000 vaccina- have received any other believe gives good advice. tions per week using the vaccine in the last 14 days, She’s clear with her anal- P zer COVID-19 vaccine. or are allergic to a compo- ysis. She’s got a strong Patients should register nent of the vaccine. background in nance. in advance for an appoint- Tréa Lavery can be She continues to work to ment by visiting home. reached at tlavery@item- improve her knowledge, color.com/vaccine/register/ live.com. and I think she can real- ly help us build upon the foundation we've laid over the last few years to help Swampscott balance our nancial priorities.” Board Chair Peter Spell- COURTESY PHOTO ios agreed, saying that he thought Sarro’s experi- Patrick Luddy is the town’s new treasurer/collector. ence would help Swamp- Luddy has worked at the he was excited to continue assistant town admin- scott continue to improve town hall for three years, his position with the town, istrator in 2017. He will its nancial standing. starting as an intern while and that he had learned start his new position as “I appreciate her enthu- he nished his bachelor’s a lot through his work in city treasurer on May 17. siasm and seriousness and willingness to take on degree in accounting. Fitz- Swampscott. Select Board members the task,” he said. “Your gerald noted that Luddy “It’s really opened my thanked Mendes for his acumen and your focus and will receive his mas- eyes into the municipal work with the town over on how to further improve ter’s degree in accounting world and all the chal- the years. The value of each coupon shown here is equal to systems and the way in in the coming weeks. lenges that all the cities “Before Ron came here, which we budget and the “He has demonstrated and towns in Massachu- some of the things we've or greater than the price of the newspaper. way in which we account, an extraordinary work setts and across the coun- done are night and day,” the way in which we ad- ethic,” Fitzgerald said try face and Swampscott’s said board member Don ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! minister is going to be re- of Luddy. “He is a really unique challenges,” he Hause. “Through his hard If you would like to participate in ally, really important.” keen, focused professional. said. work, we’ve really trans- Sarro thanked the board, Having somebody of his The two positions were formed the way we’re The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, who voted unanimously ability to help us manage vacant after Mendes an- doing things nancially contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 to approve the appoint- our nances and really nounced in April that he in this town, and I think ment, saying that she has grow into a strong lead- had accepted a position we've clearly seen the tan- TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY already started thinking ership role is going to be working for the City of gible bene ts of it scally.” about ways to improve the critical.” Newton. He has worked Tréa Lavery can be town. Luddy, who was also vot- for Swampscott for seven reached at tlavery@item- “I have a lot of really ed in unanimously, said years, and was appointed live.com. great plans to bring the Finance Department up to a level that I feel the town really needs,” she said. LPN's and RN's

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Polls show change in the views of Dem- [email protected] EDITORIAL Granite State contest, 16 that Trump was the presi- ocrats, a conviction that percentage points behind dent solely of Republican this is not a time for govern- Ext. 5 Pete Buttigieg, who even- America, Biden of Demo- mental retrenchment, but a Retail and Online tually settled for being the cratic America. time to address vital ques- Advertising The case for secretary of transportation. That is a dangerous de- tions — about race, wealth [email protected] Biden roared back to win in velopment for a country distribution, the environ- ADVERTISING South Carolina, to sweep where, only a half-centu- ment, the way America Ernie Carpenter Jr. expanding Medicare the party’s convention and ry ago, the most reviled views the family, education Director of Advertising to win the White House. Republican of his time, and even infrastructure — and Business Development, ext. 1355 Four other Democrats Richard M. Nixon, had an [email protected] Editorial from the Pittsburgh that for decades have been have won the presidency approval rating among Post-Gazette editorial board overlooked, or papered over. Ralph Mitchell since 1952 — ve if you Democrats in the high 40s Sales Representative, ext. 1313 In the days preceding President Joe Biden never was a vision- count Lyndon Johnson, who in his rst year in of ce. At [email protected] Biden’s release of his $1 trillion Ameri- ary, or at least hadn’t been. ascended after the assassi- the end of his rst quarter can Families Plan, Sen. Sherrod Brown His 1988 campaign re- Patricia Whalen nation of John F. Kennedy in the White House, George Sales Representative, ext. 1310 (D-Ohio), and several of his Democratic col- sembled nothing so much — but none has remotely W. Bush, regarded by some [email protected] leagues lobbied for it to include a provision as a circus, with three rings matched Biden’s early ap- Democrats as an illegit- he has been introducing and reintroducing of disputatious advisers, BUSINESS OFFICE proval ratings among party imate president because for years — the option to buy into Medicare an issues staff hopelessly Susan J. Conti members. he prevailed in a disputed at age 50. juggling various notions of Controller, ext. 1288 Jimmy Carter and Bill overtime election, still had [email protected] The efforts were for naught. So far. why the Delawarean want- Clinton, two Southerners an approval rating among Instead, the Biden administration has ed to be president, a can- Ted Grant whose White House victo- Democrats of 33 percent. proposed extending the health insurance didate who veered off mes- Publisher, ext. 1234 ries breathed life and hope [email protected] tax bene ts that were approved as part of (His support among Dem- sage as if he were a manic into the notion that the the last coronavirus relief measure. And ocrats dropped quickly, unicyclist. The whole effort Marian Kinney Democrats could compete though his campaign messaging had sup- though, settling into single ended up being a high-wire ext. 1212 for the White House and [email protected] ported expansion of Medicare to scoop in digits by the rst autumn act destined to tumble to reclaim their historic base people as young as 60, that proposal was of his second term. That the ground, which of course Will Kraft in the South, recorded their absent from the $1 trillion plan. performance alone quali es it did. His next campaign Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 highest rst-quarter ap- [email protected] Nonetheless, there seems to be momen- as proof of the remarks of was little-better. Only as proval ratings in the high tum building for, at the least, incremental Herbert Hoover, who expe- the remainder man in 70s. Kennedy, who gave Paula Villacreses change. The proposition warrants serious rienced a precipitous loss 2020 — the guy who was A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 Democrats hope they might consideration. of popularity himself, that not Elizabeth Warren nor [email protected] have found a new genera- “this of ce is a compound Bernie Sanders, much as Brown has been touting the idea for years Mike Shanahan tion of leadership, checked as a way to expand access to the popular hell.”) he later would be the fellow Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 in at a high of 86 percent, an federal health insurance program that now The national zeitgeist be- who was not Trump — did [email protected] impressive performance and ing what it is, it is unlikely is available for people 65 and older. he prevail at last. Carolina Trujillo about the same as Dwight In a political universe where some resist that, barring the sort of ral- But once at the height of Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 D. Eisenhower and Donald almost any measures that would expand ly-round-the-ag crisis that American politics, he ap- [email protected] J. Trump. Barack Obama, customarily boosts presi- government-run health insurance while parently looked across the Jim Wilson the great hope of Demo- others push full throttle for universal gov- dential approval, Biden’s horizon, did not like what Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 crats in the rst decade of [email protected] ernment health care, the debate needs ratings among Republicans he saw and found a vision the new century, recorded a more proposals for pragmatic steps forward will zoom into even the low after all: to heal a land CIRCULATION — proposals that include plans for dealing high of 89 percent, and that 20s. with vast inequalities and was in a period when he had So let’s put that aside enormous unkept histori- Lisa Mahmoud with impacts. Manager, ext. 1239 Medicare buy-in at a younger age appears been nominated for the No- for a moment and consider cal promises — to embrace [email protected] to have broad, popular support. A 2019 Kai- bel Peace Prize. what might be a parallel those promises, and the CUSTOMER SERVICE ser Family Foundation poll shows 85 per- Biden is by far the re- question of consequence: promise of the country. cent of Democrats and 69 percent of Repub- cord-breaker at 96 percent, How long will that Demo- To do so, he had better La’ Mosha Ball licans favor lowering the Medicare age to as according to the Gallup cratic support continue? hope that no Senate Dem- Customer Service, ext. 1276 [email protected] young as 50. Poll. Biden has proposed $6 ocrat perishes. Because if Mr. Brown has described the proposal as a The gure has since trillion in spending and one does, he will nd him- GRAPHICS step toward universal coverage — one that slipped to 94 percent, an massive tax increases, ei- self with Herbert Hoover, in Trevor Andreozzi would help those approaching retirement insigni cant change. But ther designed to transform compound hell. what is signi cant is that the nature of American A 1972 graduate of Designer who nd it dif cult to afford health insur- [email protected] Republican support for society or having the unin- Swampscott High School, ance or out-of-pocket medical expenses. Sean Casey Giving people in the 50-64 age bracket the Biden as president not once tended consequence of do- David M. Shribman is the has moved beyond 12 per- ing so. (Increasingly, there Designer option of participating in the Medicare pro- Pulitzer Prize-winning for- [email protected] gram would take the most expensive people cent. is evidence that the former mer executive editor of the out of the private insurance markets, which No more vivid example of is the case.) Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Aaron Fee the bipolar nature of Amer- Is that what the majority Follow him on Twitter at Designer could drive down overall costs. It also would [email protected] bene t people forced into an early retire- ican politics — not even the of Democrats want? Is that ShribmanPG. ment or late career people who would like Edwin Peralta Jr. Designer to retire or who need to retire for health and LETTERS TO THE EDITOR [email protected] family reasons but who stay on the job just for the insurance bene ts. NEWSROOM Allowing 50- to 64-year-olds into Medi- Legislation could help prosthetic wearers Mike Alongi care is not the cure for all that is wrong Sports Editor, ext. 1228 [email protected] with healthcare and it does pose some To the editor: solves this problem by As a member of the limb challenges. Current estimates are that the Elyse Carmosino More than 2 million identifying the best care loss and limb difference Reporter, ext. 1264 Medicare Hospital Insurance Trust Fund, Americans live with limb practices for people who community, I want other which funds the Medicare Part A hospital [email protected] loss or limb difference, are living with limb loss people living with limb insurance, could become insolvent by 2024. Gayla Cawley It will be critical for Congress to address but two-thirds won’t re- and limb difference. It loss to have the same op- Regional Editor, ext. 1236 [email protected] this issue before adding a new age group to ceive a prosthetic device. studies speci c challeng- portunity I have had so they can live the life they the program. There is not much infor- es, including how often Allysha Dunnigan For practical reasons — both economic mation to explain why people are denied cover- want to live. Reporter, ext. 1302 and political — the solutions for American or if people are getting age for devices and out- The Triple A Study Act [email protected] health insurance and health care are like- access to the care they comes like whether pa- is important because it Spenser Hasak ly to be incremental. Lowering the age for need. That’s why I’m urg- tients can return to work. will improve the health of Photographer, ext. 1332 Medicare eligibility is one incremental idea ing local state legislators Medicare, the Veterans millions of people living [email protected] that moves the discussion in the right di- to co-sponsor the Triple Administration system, with limb loss or limb dif- Julia Hopkins rection. A Study Act (S.1089/ and private insurers will ference. Photographer, ext. 1224 H.R.2461). all bene t from this in- Regina Kowal [email protected] The Triple A Study Act formation. Danvers Thor Jourgensen Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] Composting is a national need Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 To the editor: our country’s composting more compostable consum- [email protected] National Compost Aware- infrastructure will bring er goods made from renew- Steve Krause ness Week (ICAW) is an economic development and able inputs, including corn. Senior Writer, ext. 1229 opportunity to share the job creation to these areas Composting facilities [email protected] many bene ts of com- that need it most. present an opportunity to Tréa Lavery posting. Investment in Compost can also be used bring much-needed eco- Reporter, ext. 1317 additional composting in- as a powerful soil amend- [email protected] nomic growth to America’s frastructure can provide ment for farmers, or an ef- heartland — delivering Anne Marie Tobin economic growth and jobs, fective soil stabilizer and Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 reduce land ll waste and anti-erosion tool in green jobs, better waste manage- [email protected] greenhouse gas emissions, infrastructure projects. ment and long-term envi- Sophie Yarin and create healthier soil. Lastly, robust composting ronmental bene ts through Copy Editor, ext. 1222 Currently, much of rural infrastructure with wide- expanded infrastructure. 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All address information, particularly Pleasant and Devereux streets. Gang member pleads guilty arrests, re ect police records. In the event of a perceived inaccuracy, it Complaints is the sole responsibility of the con- At 12:05 p.m. Thursday, a cerned party to contact the relevant to 2018 murder in Lynn caller reported a landscaping police department and have the crew working on Preston Beach department issue a notice of correc- Road was dumping materials By Allysha Dunnigan a member of the MS-13 he was a member of the the form of “cliques,” or tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or onto the conservation land ITEM STAFF transnational street gang gang, prosecutors said. smaller groups that oper- clari cations will not be made without across the tracks at Ware Pond. that is present in Massa- He is the fourth defen- ate under the larger man- The caller was walking on the LYNN — A 24-year- chusetts and other states, dant to plead guilty and express notice of change from the ar- old MS-13 gang member tle of MS-13. Tercero Ya- tracks and saw the activity. as well as countries such accept responsibility for nes was a member of the resting police department. pleaded guilty in federal as El Salvador, Honduras his participation in the Police reported half a barrel Sykos Locos Salvatrucha of leaves was tossed over the court Wednesday to par- and Guatemala, prosecu- murder. The other defen- ticipating in the 2018 clique of MS-13. To be LYNN fence and advised the company tors said. dants in the case are pre- murder of a teenager in promoted in the MS-13 not to do that. The crew cleaned Tercero Yanes was in- sumed to be innocent un- Lynn, the U.S. Attorney’s gang, the commission of a Arrests up the leaves. dicted in 2018 after an til proven guilty beyond of ce said. investigation into the a reasonable doubt in a signi cant act of violence Marshall Glover, 31, of 180 Vandalism Jonathan Tercero Ya- murder of a teenage boy court of law, prosecutors is usually required. Western Ave., was arrested and nes a.k.a. “Desalmado” whose body was found in said. U.S. Senior District charged with carrying a loaded Vandalism was reported on was charged with racke- a park in Lynn on Aug. 2, MS-13 members follow rearm, carrying a rearm with- Court Judge Mark L. Wolf Wyman Road on the white shed teering conspiracy, which 2018, prosecutors said. certain core rules and scheduled sentencing for out a license, trespassing with a prosecutors said involved behind the grandstand at 2:11 The injuries to the vic- principles, including that Sept. 15 and Tercero Ya- rearm, disorderly conduct, vio- the murder. He faces a tim’s body showed that members attack and at- p.m. Thursday. nes will be subject to de- lating the city knife ordinance, sentence of up to life in the teenager had been tempt to kill members of carrying a dangerous weapon, prison, up to three years stabbed more than a doz- rival gangs, and members portation upon the com- committing a rearm violation PEABODY of supervised release and en times. Tercero Yanes do not act as informants pletion of his sentence. with one prior violent offense, a ne of up to $250,000. admitted, as a part of his or cooperate with law en- Allysha Dunnigan resisting arrest, and on a war- Arrest Tercero Yanes, a na- plea, that he participat- forcement. can be reached at adun- rant for two counts of reckless tional of El Salvador, is ed in the murder while MS-13 is organized in [email protected]. endangerment to a child, shop- Shawnakay Tamika Young, lifting by asportation, shoplift- 24, of 138 Euclid Ave., Apt. ing by concealing merchan- 138, Lynn, was arrested and dise, and disorderly conduct at charged with shoplifting by Nineteen Brazilian nationals 10:58 p.m. Thursday. concealing merchandise and Richard Strout, 53, of 10 disorderly conduct at 6:17 p.m. Willow St., was arrested and Thursday. charged with operation of a charged in rideshare scheme motor vehicle with a suspend- Accidents ed license and uninsured mo- A report of a motor vehicle tor vehicle/trailer at 9:43 p.m. By Tréa Lavery work for rideshare and tips on how to circumvent Silveira, 28, of Revere; Thursday. crash at 1:26 p.m. Thursday at ITEM STAFF food delivery services,” the companies’ fraud de- Flavio Candido Da Sil- Town Variety at 116 Central St.; said Acting U.S. Attorney tection systems. They also va, 35, of Revere; Bruno BOSTON — Nineteen Accidents at 1:57 p.m. Thursday at Lahey Nathaniel R. Mendell. fraudulently obtained re- Proencio Abreu, 28, of Medical Center at 1 Essex Cen- Brazilian nationals, in- “Millions of us rely on ferral bonuses from the Saugus; Jordano Augus- A report of a motor vehicle ter Drive; at 4:37 p.m. Thursday cluding several local res- these services every day companies by creating to Lima Guimaraes, 34, crash at 6:38 p.m. Thursday at Route 128 North and 208 idents, were charged Fri- for transportation and to driver accounts for the of Salem; Alessandro at 108 Franklin St.; at 6:44 Andover St.; at 5:35 p.m. Thurs- day with engaging in a have meals and groceries sole purpose of referring Felix Da Fonseca, 25, of p.m. Thursday at 84 Mall St.; day at 145 Summit St.; at 7:41 nationwide conspiracy to delivered to our homes. other driver accounts. Revere; Edvaldo Rocha at 9:29 p.m. Thursday at Lynn a.m. Friday at 107 Lowell St.; at set up fraudulent driver They are an important “They thought it would Cabral, 41, of Lowell; Clo- Shore Drive and Nahant Street; 9:02 a.m. Friday at Sugar Cane accounts with rideshare part of the economy, espe- be an easy way to gen- vis Kardekis Placido, 37, at 10:42 p.m. Thursday at 118 Restaurant at 106 Main St. and delivery service com- cially now.” erate some quick money, of Citrus Heights, Calif.; Childs St.; at 12:56 a.m. Fri- A car reportedly crashed into panies using stolen iden- According to the com- but in doing so they po- and Altacyr Dias Guim- day at 300 Washington St.; at a tree at 1:34 p.m. Thursday at tities, and to rent or sell plaint led by the U.S. At- tentially compromised araes Neto, 34, of Kissim- 6:54 a.m. Friday at Boston and 2 Goodale St. and 567 Lowell those accounts to drivers torney, beginning in Jan- public safety by putting mee, Fla. Federal streets; at 11:59 a.m. St. who might not otherwise uary 2019 and continuing people behind the wheel Nine defendants re- Friday at 122 Liberty St.; at A vehicle was reported to be qualify to drive for those through last month, the who couldn’t get jobs main at large. 1:41 p.m. Friday at 403 Essex on re after a motor vehicle services. defendants conspired with these companies on The charges of conspir- St.; at 2:10 p.m. Friday at 376 crash at 4:15 p.m. Thursday at The alleged scheme to defraud at least ve their own,” said Joseph acy to commit wire fraud Broadway. Forest Street and Route 128 used the accounts to ex- different rideshare and R. Bonavolonta, special provide for a sentence of A report of a motor vehicle North. State Police handled the ploit the company’s refer- delivery companies. The agent in charge of the up to 20 years in pris- crash with personal injury at crash and both vehicles were ral bonus programs and scheme involved obtain- FBI, Boston Division. on, three years of super- 7:09 p.m. Thursday at Stan- towed. used automated bots and ing images of victims’ “This massive fraud ring vised release, and a ne wood Street and Western Av- GPS spoo ng technology, driver’s licenses and So- would have been more of $250,000 or twice the enue; at 10:42 a.m. Friday at Complaints which fakes the user’s cial Security numbers dif cult to detect with- gross gain or loss from Chestnut and Essex streets. location, to increase the and using them to create out the assistance of the the offense, whichever is A report of gunshots at 5:04 income earned from the the fraudulent accounts, victim companies in this greater. Assaults p.m. Thursday at Emerson Park accounts. which were then rented case who are making a Anyone who believes on Perkins Street. A caller re- The government esti- or sold to drivers who did good faith effort to root they may be a victim of A report of an assault and ported hearing a single gunshot mates that more than not meet minimum qual- out fraud and enhance the allegations in the case battery at 10:57 p.m. Thurs- near the park. An of cer report- 2,000 victims’ identities i cations, were not eligi- their customers’ safety.” should visit justice.gov/ day at McDonald’s at 60 Bos- ed a baseball game was taking were stolen and used ble to work in the United The defendants arrest- usao-ma/victim-and-wit- ton St.; at 8:21 a.m. Friday on place in the park. as part of the alleged States, or could not pass a ed and charged with one ness-assistance-program/ Union Street. At 5:20 p.m. Thursday, a call- scheme. background check. count of conspiracy to us-v-wemerson-dutra- er reported witnessing a man “The scheme alleged in The conspirators al- commit wire fraud are aguiar-and-us-v-priscila- Complaints exhibiting lewd behavior out- today’s charges was ex- legedly coordinated on Wemerson Dutra Aguiar, barbosa-et-al. A report of a gunshot at side of North Shore Childcare tensive, violated custom- the prices they charged 25, of Lynn and Woburn; Tréa Lavery can be 10:44 p.m. Thursday at Amity at 17 Washington St. ers’ privacy, and enabled drivers to use the fraudu- Priscila Barbosa, 35, of reached at tlavery@item- and Newhall streets; at 4:24 A report of a disturbance at unquali ed drivers to lent accounts and shared Saugus; Guilherme Da live.com. a.m. Friday at 112 Alley St. 12 a.m. Friday at Lahey Medical Center at 1 Essex Center Drive. Overdose Lahey Security reported a man Two Dominican nationals sentenced in the north parking lot was lay- A report of an opiate over- ing on the horn inside a silver dose at 11:15 p.m. Thursday on Jeep and exhibiting erratic be- Union Street. havior. Police reported all was in for drug, identity theft charges order; the man was just leaving tenced to seven years in spiracy to distribute and Reynoso Cruz pleaded Theft work and was excited. By Tréa Lavery ITEM STAFF prison and four years of to possess with intent to guilty to one count of A report of suspicious activ- A report of a larceny at 10:07 supervised release. distribute 400 grams or conspiracy to distrib- p.m. Thursday at Stanwood ity at 3:36 a.m. Friday at 20 BOSTON — Two Do- Harris St. A caller thought she According to the U.S. more of fentanyl, three ute and to possess with Street and Western Avenue; at minican nationals were Attorney’s of ce, Gon- counts of distribution intent to distribute 40 10:07 p.m. Thursday at 200 saw people on her trampoline. sentenced Thursday on Police didn’t nd anyone in the salez Sepulveda made six of and possession with grams or more of fentan- Locust St. drug and aggravated sales of fentanyl to a co- intent to distribute 40 yl, one count of distribu- A report of a motor vehicle yard. identity theft charges operating witness in Re- grams or more of fentan- tion of and possession theft at 7:30 a.m. Friday at Frey in connection with their Playground at 325 Walnut St. Theft vere. Cruz was Gonsalez yl, ve counts of distri- with intent to distribute roles in a fentanyl con- Sepulveda’s supplier. In bution of and possession 40 grams or more of fen- A report of a larceny at 4:24 spiracy, the U.S. Attor- addition, both used stolen with intent to distribute tanyl, one count of false LYNNFIELD p.m. Thursday at La Siesta at ney’s of ce said. identities and Social Se- fentanyl, one count of representation of a Social 3 Main St. A caller reported a Gregorio Andres Gon- curity numbers when ap- false representation of a Security number, and one Accidents customer skipped out on their salez Sepulveda, 47, plying for Massachusetts Social Security number, count of aggravated iden- A report of a motor vehicle bar tab. formerly of Revere, and driver’s licenses in 2017. and one count of aggra- tity theft. crash at 11:11 a.m. Monday at Sandy Alejandro Reyno- In January 2020, Gon- vated identity theft, pros- Tréa Lavery can be 425 Market St. and 425 Walnut Vandalism so Cruz, 48, of Waterbury, salez Sepulveda pleaded ecutors said. reached at tlavery@item- St. A report of vandalism at Conn., were each sen- guilty to one count of con- In December 2020, live.com. A report of a hit-and-run mo- 10:34 a.m. Friday at 8 Oak St. tor vehicle crash at 6:16 p.m. A caller reported the front door Monday on Market Street. was damaged. Police reported New York man drives to Peabody with A report of a motor vehicle the door was smashed. crash with personal injury at 2:31 p.m. Wednesday at 326 S Broadway and 65 Brook Drive. SAUGUS drugs, pleads guilty to distribution One person was taken to Mel- rose-Wake eld Hospital. Accidents By Allysha Dunnigan heroin and 400 grams drove from New York to possession with intent to ITEM STAFF or more of fentanyl. He Peabody with about 10 distribute one kilogram A report of a motor vehicle Complaints also pleaded guilty to kilograms of fentanyl or more of heroin and crash at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at PEABODY — A one count of possession and six kilograms of her- 400 grams or more of fen- Main Street and Newhall Ave- At 3:18 p.m. Thursday, a Pine 30-year-old New York with intent to distribute oin in a hidden compart- tanyl carries a mandato- nue. Street caller reported he got a man who drove to Pea- one kilogram or more of ment in Santos Roque’s ry minimum sentence of text from “Cartel” that stated body with drugs in his heroin and 400 grams or vehicle, prosecutors said. 10 years and up to life in if he didn’t send them money, Complaints co-defendant’s vehicle more of fentanyl. After meeting with the prison, at least ve years they would kill more people. pleaded guilty in feder- During September and cooperating witness, law of supervised release and He said the person also sent A woman called the station al court Friday to heroin October of 2019, De La enforcement agents ar- a ne of up to $10 mil- graphic images of people the at 5:24 p.m. Thursday to re- and fentanyl distribution Cruz spoke and met with rested De La Cruz and lion. group had allegedly killed. Po- port a package was stolen off her steps on Sweetwater Street charges, the U.S. Attor- a cooperating witness Santos Roque. Santos U.S. District Judge lice reported the exchange ap- ney’s of ce said. peared to be a scam. and stated she had footage of to arrange a large drug Roque pleaded guilty Richard G. Stearns the incident. A dispatched of - James De La Cruz was shipment from New York in October 2020 and scheduled De La Cruz’s Vandalism cer reported the package was charged with one count to the Boston area, pros- is scheduled to be sen- sentencing for Oct. 6, picked up by the landlord and of conspiracy to distrib- ecutors said. tenced on May 12, 2021, 2021. A report of vandalism at that the incident was a misun- ute and to possess with On Oct. 21, 2019, De La prosecutors said. Allysha Dunnigan 10:59 a.m. Monday at 7 Coun- derstanding. intent to distribute one Cruz and his co-defen- The charges of con- can be reached at adun- try Club Drive. kilogram or more of dant, Juan Santos Roque, spiracy to distribute and [email protected]. Theft MARBLEHEAD Loss Prevention at Macy’s at Catch up with your Accidents the Square One Mall on Broad- way reported they had detained favorite team A three-car crash was report- two female shoplifters at 1:20 ed at 4:48 p.m. Thursday at p.m. Thursday. in Item Sports! 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ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Professional bass angler Gene Ellison gifts a Bass Pro Shops hat to Mayor Edward A. Bet- tencourt Jr. at Crystal Lake in Peabody on Fri- day. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK On hand for the of cial ribbon cutting of the brand new, 70,000 square-foot Demakes Family YMCA in Lynn on Friday is, from left, state Rep. Peter Capano; School Committee member Mi- Peabody looks chael Satterwhite; Andrea Baez, senior branch executive of the YMCA; President and CEO of MassDevelopment Dan Rivera; Mayor Thomas M. McGee; state Sen. Brendan Crighton; CEO of Old Neighborhood Foods Tom Demakes; City Councilor Fred Hogan; President and CEO of YMCA of Metro North Kathleen Walsh; Council President Darren Cyr; Councilor-at-Large Brian Field; to reel in shing state Rep. Dan Cahill; state Rep. Donald Wong, and Councilor-at-Large Brian LaPierre. families Grand opening for Demakes Y FISHING said adult involvement is DEMAKES hill and Donald Wong; From A1 critical when it comes to From A1 Lynn School Superinten- kids and shing. dent Patrick Tutwiler; and of the Year; and profes- "We do about 100 of these a 10-year, $31 million proj- Dan Rivera, former mayor sional bass angler Gene a year and have learned ect when the ribbon was - of Lawrence and current- Ellison, who has been that you need a parent or nally cut for the Demakes ly president and CEO of dubbed "The Fishing Ma- adult to help make sh- Family YMCA on Neptune MassDevelopment. chine," will provide in- ing a lifelong activity," he Boulevard. Keeping to the celebra- struction. "Today is a celebration said. "Kids don't become tory mood of the day, the "Kids love to catch big hockey players or anglers of working together," said "Y Academy Early Learn- sh, but the reality is on their own as an indi- Walsh, alluding to the ing Singers" performed a shing is an activity for vidual. You need a parent. amount of people who children's version of the everyone in all walks of were involved in trying to Fishing is a wonderful popular Village People life," Ellison said. "It's understand how tax cred- pastime. MassWildlife's song "Y.M.C.A." not expensive so lower-in- its worked, to planning The new building, right goal is to inspire interest the construction (she gave come families, single-mom in the great outdoors and next to the old YMCA families, (and) men and special credit to Commu- that went up in 1973, has shing, especially now ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK women of all ages can sh. nity Development director state-of-the-art cardiovas- when we know that being With these programs, not James Marsh, who came cular and strength train- The Y Academy Early Learning Singers, led by outside is so bene cial." up with the site for the ing equipment; a new gym Music Director Helder Tsinine, left, perform only do people learn how "This is such an excit- new building), to the con- with a track above (one of a rendition of “Y.M.C.A.” to attendees of the to sh, it looks to connect ing program," said Mayor tractors and construction two walking and running grand opening of the Demakes Family YMCA. people with their kids. It's Edward A. Bettencourt Jr. workers. tracks); two pools, one for quality time for families "Every day, every week- high school in the old J.B. warned that a building is State Sen. Brendan lap swimming and one for even if it's only 20 to 30 end, people are outside at Crighton of Lynn reect- simply splashing around Blood Building. one thing. The people in it minutes." the lake shing and using ed that when the project (the water is warmer in He has been a prime are something else. Langley, a sophomore this beautiful area. This mover in the three-part "It isn't just a building," was in its infancy and ger- the smaller pool, says studying biomedical engi- is a place where people renovation of the Boys & said McGee, who has been minating in former CEO branch director Andrea neering at Tufts Universi- can come and do so many Girls Club on North Com- associated with the YMCA Bruce Macdonald's mind, Baez), a healthy-food caf- ty, agreed. things. It's great knowing mon Street. since the facility was on he was a city councilor. By eteria with a kitchen that "My father taught me that we may be develop- "Other than throwing a the corner of Market and the time it was completed, will be used for classes on how to sh when I was re- ing a whole new group of Crighton had gone from how to cook healthy meals; coat of paint on it, noth- Tremont streets. "It is a ally young and we go sh- ing had been done to that people who (will) discover the council to becoming a computer rooms; and exer- community. And it is the ing together all the time, building in years," he said. result of a strong pub- how much fun it is to come state representative, and cise rooms. at least twice a week, and Demakes has chosen to lic-private partnership." out as a family and do then a senator. "And," said Walsh, "the we also go to tournaments direct his money toward "More important than some shing right in their "When I rst started go- other building will be together," said Langley. own backyard." ing to the Y, I saw it as just organizations that cater to the building," Demakes turned into a state-of-the- "It's an activity that's per- The program is limited a place to work out and youth. said, "is that we use it to art youth center, and the fect for families and gets to 25 residents. Parents play sports," said Crigh- roof of the new building "If you want to make reach children, elderly, kids away from their com- are asked to limit their ton, who played football at will be used for a garden, America great, then you and others." puter screens." child's registration to one Classical. "But later, when and a place where people have to educate children," He said it helps im- The Massachusetts Di- session. The recommend- I went into public service, can go to relax, reect and he said. measurably that the new vision of Fisheries and and started working for rejuvenate." "I love this city," he said. building is in the middle ed age is 9 to 14. Mayor McGee (when he Demakes grew up on "I love the opportunities of a block of schools such Wildlife (MassWildlife) To register or for addi- was in the state senate), Franklin Street, and has it presents. I love how as St. Mary's, KIPP and will provide 50 rods and tional information about I realized the whole other emerged as one of the it gave Greeks, Italians, Lynn Vocational Technical reels on loan for the day, the program or other side to it, and its impor- city's top philanthropists Irish, Poles a chance to Institute. while Danvers-based Big events, go to https://pea- tance to the community." since 2010, when he came thrive when I was young, "We are in a position to Daddy's bait n tackle will bodyma.myrec.com/. Ses- Also attending Friday on board to help build the and now I want to be able make a tremendous im- be donating bait. Bass Pro sion 1 will be held from was Mayor Thomas M. Girls Inc. headquarters on to help the next gener- pact, and that's really the Shops, Mercury Engines 9-10:15 a.m., while Ses- McGee; City Councilors High Street. Then, he got ation of immigrants do least I, and my family, can and the Berkley Compa- sion 2 follows at 10:30- Brian LaPierre, Brian involved in the construc- what we did." do," he said. ny will be donating hats, 11:45 a.m. Field, Darren Cyr and tion of the KIPP Academy He sees the new YMCA Steve Krause can be lures and shing rods. Anne Marie Tobin can be Fred Hogan; state Reps. campus in the Highlands, as an important step. reached at skrause@item- Jim Lagacy, an aquatic reached at atobin@item- Peter Capano, Daniel Ca- and again the refurbished But both he and McGee live.com. biologist at MassWildlife, live.com. Salem Heights complex to undergo major renovation RENOVATION mental Services and is residents and keep people From A1 working toward closing on informed about the up- that new nancing in the coming remodeling work. affordable housing com- coming weeks. “They’re looking for plexes, Driscoll said. “Throughout their own- somebody who’s real- National nonpro t orga- ership, POAH has con- ly good with people, of nization Preservation of tinually invested in the course,” Ward 3 City Affordable Housing, Inc. property with both phys- Councilor Patti Morsil- (POAH) acquired Salem ical improvements and lo said. “It’s not going to Heights in 2003 to pre- community impact re- be an easy transition on serve its affordability. sources, but despite the either side, but it’s also According to information investments, there is a an exciting time because provided by the organiza- very pressing need to un- they’ll get nice upgrades tion’s Portfolio Analytics dertake the next recap in the apartments.” Manager, Carolyn Tilney, and rehab at the high rise, Those interested in ap- POAH acquired Salem which will require outside plying for the position Heights in 2003 to pre- capital and funding sourc- should visit poah.org for serve its affordability, and es,” Tilney said. an application. a modest rehabilitation of Residents will be moved “We’ve done a number of $3 million was completed to temporary living spaces renovations to the green at that time. within the building while spaces and parks in close Ahead of this year’s improvements are com- proximity to this proper- renovations, Tilney said pleted between June 2021 ty, so having the building POAH applied for and and December 2022. upgraded will be a nice received an award of fed- This week, represen- coordinated effort for the eral low-income housing tatives from POAH also neighborhood as well,” tax credits and an alloca- announced they’re seek- Driscoll said. tion of tax exempt bonds ing to hire a resident con- Elyse Carmosino can be from the Massachusetts struction liaison to help reached at ecarmosino@ Department of Develop- coordinate activities with itemlive.com.

Catch up with your favorite team ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK in Item Sports! Salem Heights, the city’s largest affordable housing project, is slated to undergo a $40 million dollar renovation. SATURDAY, MAY 8, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Swampscott has elementary problem with new school SCHOOL that the proposed building more than Swampscott’s From A1 would not be any closer to current elementary popu- the woods than the exist- lation, and worries about Finance Committee and ing school, and the town the nancial impact on other bodies hope doesn’t has done, and will com- town residents. happen again this fall. mission, future environ- Currently, Brock said, “The most important mental studies to antici- the group is continuing message is that Swamp- pate any negative impacts to spread the word about scott needs new elemen- of the project. their opposition, and are tary schools,” said SBC “The last thing we want interviewing attorneys for Chair Suzanne Wright. to do is anything worse to potential legal representa- “They are past their use- the environment. That's tion. ful life. They are too small. why this site was chosen,” Meanwhile, the town is The spaces weren’t de- she said. “Building two continuing to work on the signed for how you deliver schools on two separate idea, and submitted a pro- education in the 21st cen- locations takes more land. posal to the MSBA on May tury.” We’re doing everything we 5 for potential reimburse- Brock said that most of can to mitigate any issues ment money. the environmental con- and making sure we're fol- Wright said that there is cerns come from the prox- lowing all the laws.” no better time to build the imity of the school to Ew- Brock said that her school than now, when tax ing Woods, wetlands, and group would like to see the rates are low and the town several vernal pools on reports to ensure that the is ready. the property of the next- town is doing all it can to “A 'no' vote is not a solu- door Unitarian Univer- mitigate any environmen- tion,” she said. “It just salist Church of Greater tal impacts. kicks the can down the ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Lynn, through which the In addition, she says, road and the building gets The Rev. Nancy Rottman says the Centre Congregational Church has town hopes to route exit- the group opposes the more expensive.” been able to adjust to the COVID-19 pandemic and recent ooding by ing traf c. size of the proposed build- Tréa Lavery can be changing how its services are offered. Wright acknowledged ing, which is designed for reached at tlavery@item- these worries, but said 900 students, close to 200 live.com. Lynn eld church pushes through the pandemic CHURCH Tower Day School, which had to get creative, so we From A1 is owned by the church, to did,” Rottman said. run a personal item drive When the church reno- Despite the setbacks, the for Citizens Inn in Peabody, vations are complete, Rott- congregation has been able and collected donations man said they plan to hold to hold its Sunday services for their mission partners, a rededication of the build- online, and Rottman says including the Bread and ing in place of the 300th she has become adept at Roses soup kitchen in Law- anniversary gala that they producing videos, which rence, Haven from Hun- had to cancel last fall. she later uploads to You- ger in Peabody, and Heifer In addition to xing the Tube. She said that, while the ooding was, of course, International. They were ood damage, she said that devastating, the timing even able to take advan- the new sanctuary will be worked out in their favor. tage of the increased online equipped with audiovisual “If it had been normal connection during the pan- equipment to live stream times — if we had been demic to host the country services for members who here — that tragedy would director of Heifer Interna- found the church online have been felt in such a dif- tional Tanzania for a Zoom during the pandemic. ferent way,” Rottman said. meeting. “We’re looking at those “It’s just looking for the Most recently, they held a successes for the future bright side.” Community Shred Day on whenever we reach what Over the past year, the April 3 in the church park- our new normal will be,” church has been able to ing lot to raise money for Rottman said. “We’re real- hold plenty of programs, es- environmental education. ly looking to leverage those pecially charitable events. “That’s the thing that experiences toward more They partnered with the we’re most proud of. We helping of our neighbors.”

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK English’s DJ Brathwaite carries the ball up the sideline. COVID can’t compete with Classical-English

RIVALRY From A1 to 1,000 people in the building — the rivalry clash gave a sweet re- minder of what attend- ing a high school football game was like before the pandemic. The concession stand was open. The parking lot and bleachers were full. The energy was high on the eld, in the stands and even in the press box. When I remarked to some- one in the booth that I was expecting to write a som- ber column about how this Lynn Classical quarterback Edgar Ramirez game just didn’t feel the hands the ball off to running back Nicholas Ga- same, he quipped back, leazzi as the Rams take on Lynn English. “this is Classical-English, it’s always going to be since these kids probably So I guess I shouldn’t packed.” didn’t even think they’d have doubted that this This is a rivalry that has have a season. game was going to be a seen some true classics Hearing the stories from packed house and the clos- over the years. The most former Item sports editors est thing to normal we’ve recent one that comes to like Steve Krause, Paul seen in forever. Classical running back Nicholas Galeazzi is pushed along the sideline mind is 2016, when the Halloran and Ted Grant, After last night, I now by quarterback Edgar Ramirez as he’s tackled by English’s Cole Story, Rams stunned English this game was the be-all- have no doubts that come left, Anthony Timmons, center, and Kevin Pena. with no time on the clock end-all of every single Thanksgiving 2021, we’ll via an 83-yard kick return year. Maybe it’s because be back into the groove of touchdown from Marcus those guys were witness a normal (whatever that Rivera. But let’s not for- to the golden years of means) fall season. That get 1986 when English seeing players like Harry means that the stands snapped a seven-year win- Agganis, Tony Thurman, Catch up with your less drought with a 16-14 Boley Dancewicz for Clas- will be full again, the at- win or the memorable 0-0 sical and Peter, Paul and mosphere will be as elec- tie in 1970, along with Mark Holey, Dick New- tric as ever and the Classi- favorite team countless other memora- ton, Matt Curtis for En- cal-English football game ble moments throughout glish. No matter how bad will once again be the the rivalry’s history. the two teams were (and main attraction. in Item Sports! Looking out onto the there were a fair amount Here’s to hoping that eld, you could tell this of times when two 1-9 comes true in six months’ game means a lot to ev- teams were playing), the time. eryone involved. It might place was always packed. Mike Alongi can be even mean more than it It wasn't standing room reached at malongi@item- usually does this year only, but it was packed. live.com. A8 SATURDAY, MAY 8, 2021 LOOK! National Train Day, National Have a Coke Day, National Miniature Golf Day, No Socks Day

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An Imperial birthday celebration

COURTESY PHOTO | JAMES IMPERIAL Lynn Councilor-at-Large Brian Field, left, and Ward 5 Councilor Dianna Chakoutis, right, helped longtime Gannon Municipal Golf ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Course member Jack Imperial, center, celebrate his 90th birthday on May 5. Imperial rst walked Gannon in 1943 as a 12-year-old caddy. Callahan Elementary School student Maria Rivera smiles from behind her mask as she sits in the driver’s seat of Jeff O’Connor’s Waste Man- agement truck. TV helps provide diverse voices Callahan School students LOS ANGELES (AP) — ection of the unprecedent- plained the company’s keen Growing up an avid reader, ed number of TV outlets in interest: Sharpe represents Kwana Jackson knew need of shows and growing both a female and LGBTQ just keep on truckin’ where to look for romance pressure for inclusive fare point of view “and we want novels with Black charac- — a one-two punch creating to be part of the vanguard of ters: Segregated in the “Afri- opportunities for overlooked new voices out there,” Fish- By Allysha Dunnigan around the property. The Suchecki said they were can American interest” sec- writers and ignored per- er recalled Nyberg saying. ITEM STAFF students could then throw excited to spend the day tion where only determined spectives. the litter into the garbage outside planting owers Science ction and young- LYNN — Callahan Ele- shoppers would nd them. “There’s a huge appetite adult author M.K. En- trucks on their own. and cleaning up their When Jackson became a for diverse voices and for mentary School students Nerich also helped a school. gland’s debut novel was got a rare treat Friday published author she saw almost forgotten voices,” quickly snapped up. En- group of students raise “Things like this help morning, by way of the a new American ag in other ways in which writ- said Steve Fisher, head of gland identies as nonbi- clean up the environment Department of Public front of the school in hon- ers of color were obscured, intellectual property and a nary and queer, and their so it’s really good,” said potentially affecting both partner at the APA talent Works’ annual “touch a or of Flag and Memorial characters re ect varied truck day” that was aimed Suchecki. book sales and the odds agency. days. ethnic and religious back- at educating children The students said they their work would catch the While the entertainment PTA members Dawn grounds along with LGBTQ about trash and recycling. like to clean up trash entertainment industry’s industry was born hungry Maguire and Danielle diversity. In partnership with the when they see it at parks attention. for adaptations — a 1908 Giordano, who spear- England’s space adven- Department of Public and elds because it helps “That’s why, after 10 nov- version of “The Count of headed the touch a truck to keep animals safe and ture “The Disasters” was Works, the city’s trash day, said that they always els, I was surprised and Monte Cristo” is early proof makes everything look optioned before its late 2018 hauler, Waste Manage- try to do something to thrilled when my agent — today’s beneciaries in- nicer. hard-cover publication and ment, brought trash, honor Earth Day, such as came to me and said, ‘We’ve clude writers of color, those Puma and Mendes said is in development for the recycling and tree trucks planting trees and owers had interest in ‘Real Men in the LGBTQ community they were excited to stay CW network. to the elementary school, or spending time outside. Knit,’” Jackson said of her and women. outside and clean up the While England knows ad- and they were a hit with “This has been such a 2020 novel about four broth- When Jason Bateman’s environment, in place of aptations differ from source students, who could be tough year, so things like ers in New York’s Harlem, lm and TV production com- found touching the trucks their math test that was material, they will take the this are building great optioned by a production pany sought the rights to and even sitting on the postponed until Monday. company for a potential TV APA client Tess Sharpe’s win if the series comes to memories for the kids,” equipment. said Giordano, the PTA “It’s so nice to be outside series. novel “The Girls I’ve Been,” fruition — which, they real- The city’s Inspectional president. in the fresh air,” said What she calls a dream Fisher met with executive istically note, isn’t guaran- Services Department also Maguire said events like Mendes. “I like learning come true is a pragmatic re- Tracey Nyberg, who ex- teed. provided a dogwood tree Friday’s show students about recycling too.” for students to help plant that cleaning up trash Jose Pena, a Waste in honor of Arbor and contributes to the beauty Management employ- Earth days. of their school. ee, said he was happy Local news in the palm of your hand DPW Associate Com- “We have a ton of to attend the event at missioner Lisa Nerich owers that we’re going Callahan and talk to the said the department tries to plant,” Maguire said. students about the recy- to host a “touch a truck “The kids are also really cling and trash trucks. day” each May in honor listening and quiet. They He shared tips on what of National Public Works are really excited to learn can and can’t be recycled, Week. The event aims to about the trucks.” and why it’s important to teach students about the Principal Jim Ken- recycle. importance of recycling nison said celebrating “It’s good to show the and cleaning up trash. Earth Day is a big tradi- kids how to recycle and “This is really important tion at Callahan, so after do these things at home to have the kids connect- not being able to do any- so they can teach their ed to what we do in the thing last year because parents and families,” city,” said Ward 7 Coun- of the pandemic, it was said Pena. “It’s great for cilor Jay Walsh, who “cool” to be able to hold an the young kids to learn attended the event. “It’s event again. this now.” good to get to the kids “It’s so nice because we Waste Management also now and try to explain get to be outside and with provided the kids with to them that this is your all the COVID-19 proto- city too and it’s important cols, this is the safest we coloring books and goodie Full digital access for only $9.99 per month. to take care of it. 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©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, MAY 8, 2021 Bulldogs outlast Rams rushing 21 times for 212 FOOTBALL yards and two touch- By Mike Alongi downs. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR “As a senior captain, I’m not surprised,” said LYNN — In the 107th Carroll. “He had some big annual meeting between runs and made huge plays the Lynn Classical and during the game, but noth- Lynn English football ing was bigger than that teams, it was the Bulldogs interception at the end of who were able to grind out the game to seal it.” a victory in a 14-6 win at Maggs, also a senior cap- Manning Field on Senior tain, completed 5-of-9 pass- Night. With English’s win, es for 70 yards in the win. the all-time series now For Classical, Marquese stands at 56-42-9 in favor Avery led the rushing at- of Classical. “It’s always good to beat tack with 79 yards on the Classical,” said English ground. Kyle Durant added coach Chris Carroll. “It’s 47 total yards from scrim- been such a strange year mage and one touchdown. and the guys have worked “It was just another so hard, so to see them great battle with a great come up with big plays atmosphere,” said Classi- when we needed them to cal coach Brian Vaughan. was great.” “I thought we played well Prior to the game, En- for the most part, but we glish honored its group of had some breakdowns 17 seniors for their con- defensively and unfortu- tributions to the program nately we didn’t get the over the years. outcome we wanted.” ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Timmons was the star of the game for English, ENGLISH, B2 English’s Anthony Timmons breaks free on a handoff during the Bulldogs’ 14-6 win over Classical. Ventre tosses Peabody blanks Gloucester perfect game 1-for-2 with a stolen base SOFTBALL and two runs scored. By Mike Alongi Emma Bloom went 1-for-4. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR The Tanners didn’t waste any time getting on the in opener GLOUCESTER — The board, putting a runner on Peabody softball team got base in the top of the rst SOFTBALL ROUNDUP Peter Marinelli said. “We a solid pitching perfor- before Isabel Bettencourt only have two seniors mance from Abby Betten- smashed a RBI triple with By Daniel Kane and one junior then all court and came through two outs to make it 1-0. ITEM STAFF sophomores and fresh- with some timely hitting After cruising through to earn a 4-0 win over men. But there were the rst two innings on Perfection. That was some good things. Ava Northeastern Conference the mound, Abby Bet- the word to describe Sau- Damache played really foe Gloucester on the road tencourt helped her own gus softball pitcher Leah well defensively.” at Gloucester High School cause in the top of the Ventre’s start to the sea- Lynnfield (0-1) hosts Friday afternoon. third when she knocked in son Friday when she re- Triton Monday (3:45). Bettencourt, a freshman, Greico with a RBI sacri ce tired all 15 batters she Marblehead 12, shined in her Tanners de- faced in a 12-0 win over Beverly 0 but on the mound. She  y to make it 2-0 Tanners. Salem. The Magicians got off tossed a complete-game Peabody was able to add The senior captain tal- to a hot start thanks to shutout, allowing just two more runs in the fth lied 10 strikeouts in the a complete-game shut- three hits with two walks inning thanks to some sol- five-inning perfect game, out from senior pitcher and nine strikeouts. id baserunning, and Abby which was caught by Lauren Donovan, who On the offensive side of Bettencourt took over on her younger sister and allowed just five hits things, Isabel Bettencourt the mound from there to eighth grader Lily Ven- with 11 strikeouts and went 1-for-3 with an RBI earn the Tanners their tre. no walks. triple and Abby Betten- rst win of the year. ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK “It doesn’t get any bet- Ashleigh Moud led the court added an RBI on a Peabody (1-0) is right ter,” Saugus coach Steve way at the plate, going Peabody’s Isabel Bettencourt had an RBI tri- sacri ce  y. Kiley Doolin back in action Saturday Almquist said. “We had 4-for-4 with two triples ple in the Tanners’ 4-0 win over Gloucester went 2-for-3 in the win, afternoon (2) for its home one two years ago from and four RBI. Leila Wal- Friday. while Avery Greico went opener against Danvers. Caitlyn Wood. This was ton went 3-for-4 at the also Leah’s first varsi- plate, while Maeve So- ty win, so it was very goloff (1-for-3) had a big special. You can’t write two-run double. those kinds of scripts.” “I was proud of the Leah Ventre was also team,” Marblehead coach perfect at the plate, go- Johnny Gold said. “You ing 2-for-2 with one RBI, don’t know what to ex- while Lily Ventre went pect going out there after 3-for-3 with a single, so long. Some of the new double and triple. Felicia protocols took some get- Reppucci drove in two RBI, while Maddy Niles, ting used to but it was a Kyra Jones, Kylie Dal- great feeling being back ton and Cat Schena each out there.” had one RBI. Freshmen Marblehead (1-0) hosts Devany Millerick (one Gloucester Monday RBI) and Ava Rogers got (4:30). their first varsity hits. Winthrop 21, “This was a great start Swampscott 2 to the season, the kids Sofie Vitale did it all came out ready and we for the Vikings, dazzling jumped on (Salem) right on the mound with six away with six runs in the strikeouts in five innings bottom of the first. I’m while allowing three hits very happy. We have 14 and one walk and knock- kids on the roster and all ing in three runs at the 14 contributed.” plate. Saugus (1-0) hosts Sydney Crotty went ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS Gloucester Wednesday 2-of-3 with three RBI (4:30). and four runs scored. Revere’s Diego Salcedo, center, scored two goals in a win over Lynn Classical Friday in the rst SOFTBALL Defensively, first-year round of the Greater Boston League playoffs. North Reading 8, sophomore Lily Tallent Lynnfield 1 had four putouts and two A young Lynnfield assists at second base. “It was a pretty bal- Revere overpowers Classical team had some bright spots in its 2021 debut, anced day for us,” Win- but couldn’t put it to- throp coach Dave Guffy SCHOOL ROUNDUP Classical said good- turn most of their young Revere will host Lynn gether against its Cape said. “We scored five bye to three seniors who squad for next season. English in the GBL play- Ann League rivals. runs in the first inning, By Daniel Kane played their nal game “We were patient and off semi nals Monday Reilly Ganter was on four in the second and ITEM STAFF in the green and gold — gave our best effort all (TBD). the mound for the Pi- eight in the third. From Anthony Evelyn, Morta- season long,” Moreno BASEBALL oneers and had seven there it was just about The Revere boys soccer da Al-Shiblawi and Kyle said. “We grew a lot. I Marblehead 10, strikeouts despite the finishing things up.” team is moving onto the Cheer. kind of lucked out with Winthrop 0 loss. Chloe Shapleigh Despite the loss, Tiara Greater Boston League “Those three went out it being a rebuilding Charlie Titus had a had two of Lynnfield’s Teel went 2-for-2 with a semi nals after a 3-0 there and really enjoyed year. Next year we’ll be huge day at the plate four hits and the lone sacrifice bunt, knocking home win over Lynn their final game,” Clas- better equipped for our for the Magicians, go- RBI of the game. Lauren in one run and scoring Classical Friday. sical coach Eric More- first full GBL season, ing 3-for-3 with 5 RBI to Amico went 1-for-3 and another for the Big Blue. Diego Salcedo scored no Jr. said. “I felt how defending the Lynn City lead the way. Liam McIl- scored one run. Ganter Swampscott visits Dan- two goals, while Octavio much they wanted to title we’ve had for three roy, Matthew Titus and also went 1-for-3 at the vers Monday (4). Buenrostro assisted all be out there and it was years and preparing Andrew Burke each add- plate. Winthrop (1-0) hosts three goals for Revere. definitely a little emo- for a state tournament. ed one RBI in the win. “We have a young Salem Academy Monday Estiven Vasco scored one tional.” We’re excited for a full team,” Lynnfield coach (4). goal. Overall the Rams re- offseason. ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 8, 2021

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SATURDAY Salem Academy at Winthrop (4) English football outlasts Baseball Gloucester at Marblehead (4:30) Matignon at Bishop Fenwick (12) Boys Lacrosse Archbishop Williams at St. Mary’s North Reading at Lynnfield (4) (12) Austin Prep at Bishop Fenwick (4) North Reading at Lynnfield (2) Beverly at Peabody (4) Softball Gloucester at Swampscott (4) rival Classical for rst win Winthrop at Marblehead (4) Bishop Fenwick at Matignon (12) Saugus at Salem (4:30) Archbishop Williams at St. Mary’s ENGLISH Matignon at St. Mary’s (5) (12) From B1 Danvers at Peabody (2) Girls Lacrosse Lynnfield at North Reading (4) Boys Lacrosse Salem at Saugus (4) After battling to a score- St. Mary’s at Archbishop Williams (1) Bishop Fenwick at Austin Prep (4) Bishop Fenwick at Matignon (2) less tie through most of the Peabody at Beverly (4) rst half, Classical was - Girls Lacrosse Marblehead at Winthrop (4) St. Mary’s at Archbishop Williams Swampscott at Gloucester (4:30) nally able to break through (11) St. Mary’s at Matignon (TBD) with just over three min- Matignon at Bishop Fenwick (2) Volleyball utes to play in the second Boys Tennis English at Classical (5:30) quarter. After getting the Bishop Fenwick at Bishop Stang (11) Revere at Malden (5:30) ball back with 9:45 to play, Girls Tennis Boys Tennis the Rams went on a 12- Bishop Stang at Bishop Fenwick (11) St. John’s Prep at Malden Catholic Track (4) play, 90-yard drive that St. Mary’s, Matignon at Bishop Fen- Lynnfield at North Reading (4) took more than six min- wick (10) Marblehead at Beverly (4) utes off the clock. Classical Swampscott at Gloucester (4) capped the drive with a 15- SUNDAY Salem at Winthrop (4) Baseball Girls Tennis yard touchdown run from Malden Catholic at St. John’s Prep St. Joseph’s Prep at St. Mary’s Durant to take a 6-0 lead. (4) (3:30) But English answered MONDAY North Reading at Lynnfield (4) right back. Taking just Baseball Beverly at Marblehead (4) six plays, the Bulldogs Danvers at Peabody (4) St. Mary’s at Matignon (3:30) marched down the eld on Peabody at Masconomet (4) Swampscott at Saugus (4) Gloucester at Saugus (4:30) Winthrop at Salem (4) the back of Timmons (who Bishop Fenwick at Austin Prep (7) Field Hockey rushed for 61 yards on the Softball Revere at Everett (4) drive). Timmons ended Triton at Lynnfield (3:45) Cross Country up breaking free for a 21- St. Mary’s at Beverly (4) Classical at Everett (4) yard touchdown run, then Austin Prep at Bishop Fenwick (4) Medford at English (4) Swampscott at Danvers (4) Somerville at Revere (4) Maggs found Joshua Mc- Donald on the two-point conversion to take a 8-6 NBA lead going into the half- time break. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE The Bulldogs took that Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB momentum right into x-Philadelphia 45 21 .682 — Dallas 38 28 .576 — the second half, forcing a x-Brooklyn 43 24 .642 2½ Memphis 33 33 .500 5 New York 37 29 .561 8 San Antonio 31 34 .477 6½ three-and-out on defense Boston 35 31 .530 10 New Orleans 30 36 .455 8 and then marching down Toronto 27 40 .403 18½ Houston 16 50 .242 22 Southeast Division Northwest Division the eld for a 77-yard W L Pct GB W L Pct GB touchdown drive. Timmons Atlanta 37 31 .544 — x-Utah 48 18 .727 — capped it off once again, Miami 35 31 .530 1 x-Denver 44 22 .667 4 Charlotte 32 34 .485 4 Portland 37 29 .561 11 this time rushing for a 10- Washington 31 36 .463 5½ Oklahoma City 21 46 .313 27½ yard touchdown to make it Orlando 21 45 .318 15 Minnesota 20 46 .303 28 Central Division Pacific Division 14-6 English. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB The score held from x-Milwaukee 42 24 .636 — x-Phoenix 47 19 .712 — there, and even though the Indiana 31 35 .470 11 x-L.A. Clippers 45 22 .672 2½ Chicago 27 39 .409 15 L.A. Lakers 37 29 .561 10 Rams got a late goal-line Cleveland 21 45 .318 21 Golden State 34 33 .507 13½ stand and had a chance to Detroit 20 47 .299 22½ Sacramento 29 37 .439 18 x-clinched playoff spot drive at the end, Timmons notched the game-clinch- Friday’s Games Brooklyn at Denver, 10 p.m. ing interception with two New Orleans at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Houston at Utah, 10 p.m. minutes to go to seal the Boston at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. Oklahoma City at Golden State, 10 Houston at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. p.m. win for English. Minnesota at Miami, 8 p.m. San Antonio at Portland, 10 p.m. Classical (1-2) closes out Orlando at Charlotte, 8 p.m. Sunday’s Games the season next Friday (6) Cleveland at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Miami at Boston, 1 p.m. against Everett. Denver at Utah, 9 p.m. New York at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Portland, 10 p.m. Dallas at Cleveland, 7 p.m. “We know we have a big New York at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Minnesota at Orlando, 7 p.m. test in Everett next week, San Antonio at Sacramento, 10 p.m. New Orleans at Charlotte, 7 p.m. so we’re going to hit it hard Saturday’s Games Chicago at Detroit, 8 p.m. in practice this week and Detroit at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Oklahoma City at Sacramento, 10 Washington at Indiana, 7 p.m. p.m. try to be ready to go next Memphis at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 10 p.m. Friday,” said Vaughan. English (1-2) nishes its shortened season next Fri- NHL day (6) on the road at Chel- sea. East Division West Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA “If we can get to 2-2, it x-Pitt 55 36 16 3 75 195 156 x-Vegas 52 37 13 2 76 176 118 would be a solid way to x-Wash 53 34 14 5 73 185 157 x-Colorado 51 34 13 4 72 178 127 x-Boston 53 32 14 7 71 160 127 x-Minn 52 33 14 5 71 170 143 send the seniors off,” said x-NYI 54 31 17 6 68 149 124 St. Louis 51 24 19 8 56 152 158 Carroll. “Not to mention, NYR 55 26 23 6 58 172 153 Arizona 54 22 26 6 50 143 170 it’s a quick turnaround for Phila 53 23 23 7 53 154 195 LA 51 21 24 6 48 137 151 NJ 54 19 28 7 45 142 185 San Jose 53 21 26 6 48 145 183 next fall and we’ll have a ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Buffalo 55 15 33 7 37 138 198 Anaheim 54 17 30 7 41 120 171 lot of guys coming back, Central Division North Division English running back Anthony Timmons celebrates with quarterback GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA so heading into the offsea- x-Carolina 54 36 10 8 80 178 128 x-Toronto 53 34 13 6 74 179 138 son with some momentum Jessie Maggs after a touchdown in the Bulldogs 14-6 win over Classical x-TB 53 36 14 3 75 178 133 x-Edm 52 32 18 2 66 170 141 Friday at Manning Field. x-Florida 54 35 14 5 75 180 152 x-Winnipeg 52 28 21 3 59 158 145 would be great.” Nashville 54 29 23 2 60 148 153 Montreal 53 24 20 9 57 151 157 Dallas 53 21 18 14 56 146 144 Calgary 51 22 26 3 47 132 148 Chicago 54 23 25 6 52 153 179 Ottawa 53 21 27 5 47 148 179 Columbus 54 17 25 12 46 130 178 Vancouver 48 20 25 3 43 129 159 Detroit 54 18 27 9 45 118 164 x-clinched playoff spot Swampscott baseball wins y-clinched division

Friday’s Games New Jersey at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Dallas at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Ottawa at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. Detroit at Columbus, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Washington, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Washington, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay at Florida, 7 p.m. second game in as many days Anaheim at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Anaheim at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Colorado at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. Carolina at Nashville, 8 p.m. St. Louis at Vegas, 10 p.m. Colorado at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. ROUNDUP At the plate, Matt Schro- while Josh Robertson had three goals, two assists, Arizona at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. St. Louis at Vegas, 10 p.m. From B1 eder had three hits out of two goals and four assists. three ground balls and Saturday’s Games Vancouver at Edmonton, 10 p.m. the leadoff spot and had Carter Laramie scored six draw controls. Hadley Buffalo at Pittsburgh, 3 p.m. Arizona at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Boston, 3 p.m. Sunday’s Games Three pitchers helped two RBI, two runs scored three goals and Matt Wales scored four goals Detroit at Columbus, 7 p.m. Dallas at Chicago, 7 p.m. earn the shutout on the and a stolen base. Aidan Thompson had one assist. and dished one assist, Montreal at Toronto, 7 p.m. Ottawa at Calgary, 8 p.m. mound, with Albino Neto, Graciale had two RBI Goalkeeper JT Monahan while Sydney Langton AJ Andriano and Damien while Cameron O’Brien had 11 saves in net. added three goals, two MLB King combining to shut added one RBI. Marblehead (1-0) hosts assists and three ground out the Vikings. Swampscott (2-0) hosts Winthrop Monday (4). balls. Mae Crowell had Marblehead (1-1) hosts Gloucester Wednesday Masconomet 11, two goals with two ground AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division Danvers Tuesday (4). (6:30). Winthrop 4 balls and Fehr Gillett had W L Pct GB W L Pct GB For Winthrop, Bobby Hu- FOOTBALL Winthrop (0-1) is at Mar- two goals with two assists Boston 19 13 .594 _ Philadelphia 17 15 .531 _ Tampa Bay 18 15 .545 1½ New York 13 13 .500 1 bert, Cam Conway, Zach Everett 43, Revere 6 blehead Monday (4). and one ground ball. Molly Toronto 16 14 .533 2 Atlanta 15 16 .484 1½ Bogusz and David DiCicco Running back Adetayo St. John’s Prep 15, Forbes chipped in with one New York 16 15 .516 2½ Miami 14 16 .467 2 each had one hit. Atetibib scored the lone St. John’s (Shrew.) 4 goal, assist and ground Baltimore 15 16 .484 3½ Washington 12 15 .444 2½ Central Division Central Division Winthrop (0-1) hosts Revere touchdown to The Eagles got big games ball each, while Gigi Lom- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Saugus Wednesday (4:30). break the shutout against from Jimmy Ayers, who bardi had one goal and Cleveland 17 13 .567 _ St. Louis 18 14 .563 _ Chicago 16 13 .552 ½ Milwaukee 17 15 .531 1 Swampscott 6, a tough Everett team. scored four goals, and Mi- two ground balls. Abby Kansas City 16 14 .533 1 Chicago 15 16 .484 2½ Salem 2 Revere (2-1) hosts Ever- chael Kelly, who had three Kalinowski had three as- Minnesota 11 19 .367 6 Cincinnati 14 15 .483 2½ Nate Stern got the win ett Friday in a season - goals and one assist. Em- sists and one ground ball. Detroit 9 23 .281 9 Pittsburgh 13 17 .433 4 West Division West Division on the mound for Swamp- nale at Harry Della Russo mett Schillinger anchored Marblehead (1-0) visits W L Pct GB W L Pct GB scott, allowing two runs Stadium. the defense. Winthrop Monday (4). Oakland 19 14 .576 _ San Francisco 18 13 .581 _ Seattle 17 15 .531 1½ San Diego 18 14 .563 ½ on two hits with one walk, BOYS LACROSSE St. John’s (1-0) visits Danvers 17, Saugus 0 Houston 16 15 .516 2 Los Angeles 17 15 .531 1½ three hit batters and four Marblehead 14, Malden Catholic Tuesday Despite the loss, Sau- Texas 16 17 .485 3 Arizona 15 16 .484 3 strikeouts through ve in- Beverly 2 (5:30). gus had solid games from Los Angeles 13 17 .433 4½ Colorado 12 19 .387 6 nings. Joseph Ford pitched Will Shull led the way GIRLS LACROSSE Marissa Patterson, Kali Friday’s Games Cincinnati (Castillo 1-3) at Cleveland the nal three shutout in- with six goals in the Ma- Marblehead 16, Penachil and Haley Mc- Boston at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. (Civale 4-0), 6:10 p.m. nings allowing just one hit gicians’ return to the eld. Beverly 5 Laughlin. Washington at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 Milwaukee (Houser 2-3) at Miami with two walks and ve Connor Cronin added Maddie Erskine did it Saugus (0-2) hosts Sa- p.m. (TBD), 6:10 p.m. Cincinnati at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Boston (Richards 1-2) at Baltimore strikeouts. three goals and one assist, all for Marblehead with lem Monday (4). Minnesota at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. (TBD), 7:05 p.m. Seattle at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Seattle (Newsome 1-1) at Texas Chicago White Sox at Kansas City, (Dunning 1-2), 7:05 p.m. TV/RADIO 8:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Lynn 2-1) at Kan- Toronto at Houston, 8:10 p.m. sas City (Lynch 0-0), 7:10 p.m. Auto racing 8 a.m...... 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By Jennifer Peltz 2020 through the end of ASSOCIATED PRESS February — before a gun- man killed eight people, NEW YORK — Medical including six of Asian her- student Natty Jumreorn- itage, at Atlanta-area mas- vong has a vaccine and pro- sage businesses in March. tective gear to shield her The statistics don’t break PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS from the coronavirus. But out health care workers she couldn’t avoid exposure among the victims. The Statue of Liberty is visible behind refrig- to the anti-Asian bigotry erator trucks intended for storing corpses that The escalation “makes that pulsed to the surface racism seem a lot scarier are staged in a lot at the 39th Street pier, in the after the pathogen was rst Brooklyn borough of New York. than the virus” to Dr. Amy identi ed in China. Zhang, an anesthesiology Psychiatry patients have resident at the University called her by a racist slur of Washington’s hospitals. NYC still storing for the disease, she said. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “It’s a constant fear. You A bystander spat at the Dr. Michelle Lee, left, a radiology resident, and never know when you’re Thai-born student to “go Ida Chen, a physician assistant student, unfold a going to get targeted,” COVID-19 victims in back to China” as she left banner Lee created to display at rallies protest- she says. a New York City hospital ing anti-Asian hate in New York’s Chinatown. Early in the pandem- where she’s training. ic, she came face-to-face refrigerated trucks And as she walked there ci c Islander descent make Stat, he and medical stu- with the risk of COVID-19 in scrubs Feb. 15, a man ASSOCIATED PRESS next-of-kin of COVID-19 up about 6 to 8 percent of dents Jesper Ke and Kate while intubating patients. came up to her, snarled victims whose bodies the U.S. population but a E. Lee implored health in- And face-to-face with rac- “Chinese virus,” took her NEW YORK — New remain in refrigerated greater share of some health stitutions to include Asian ism when a white man on York City is still using re- trucks. cellphone and dragged her care professions, includ- Americans’ and Paci c the street muttered a vul- frigerated trucks to store “Long-term storage was on a sidewalk, said Jumre- ing around 20 percent of Islanders’ experiences in garity at her about China bodies of coronavirus vic- created at the height of ornvong, who reported the non-surgeon physicians and anti-racism training. and “giving us smallpox,” tims, more than a year the pandemic to ensure attack to police. The inves- pharmacists and 12 to 15 For generations, Asian then started following her after they were rst set that families could lay tigation is ongoing. percent of surgeons, physical Americans have contend- while yelling racial epi- up as temporary morgues their loved ones to rest For health care workers therapists and physician as- ed with being perceived thets and sexual threats as deaths surged at the as they see t,” Desire of Asian and Paci c Island- sistants, according to federal as “perpetual foreigners” until she got inside the height of the pandemic. said. “With sensitivity and er descent, “it seems like statistics. in a country with a his- hospital, she said. The city’s medical exam- compassion, we continue we’re ghting multiple Before the pandemic, tory of treating them as “Despite the fact that I iner’s of ce said Friday to work with individual battles at the same time studies found that 31 to 50 threats. Of cials wrongly clawed myself out of pov- that 750 bodies are being families on a case by case — not just COVID-19, but percent of doctors of Asian blamed San Francisco’s erty to chase the Amer- kept in long-term storage basis during their period also racism,” says Jumre- heritage experienced on- Chinatown for an 1870s ican dream, despite the in refrigerated trailers of mourning. ornvong, a student at the the-job discrimination smallpox outbreak, barred fact that I can and have at a Brooklyn pier while The nonpro t news web- Icahn School of Medicine ranging from patients many Chinese immigrants saved lives under stress- family members sort out site The City reported on at Mount Sinai. refusing their care to dif- under the 1882 Chinese ful conditions, none of this plans for their nal rest- the matter this week. The Asian Americans and Pa- culty nding mentors. Exclusion Act and forced protects me from racist ing places. website noted that be- ci c Islanders have faced That’s a lower proportion Japanese Americans into vitriol,” Zhang wrote in Dina Maniotis, a deputy tween 500 and about 800 a tide of harassment and than Black physicians, but internment camps even Crosscut, a Paci c North- commissioner with the Of- bodies have been kept in attacks in many settings higher than Hispanic and as tens of thousands of west news site. She’s a ce of Chief Medical Ex- cold storage at any given during the pandemic. But white doctors, according their relatives served in daughter of Chinese im- aminer, told a city council time since April 2020. those in health care are feel- to a 2020 study that re- the U.S. military during migrants who worked long committee on Wednesday Those gures were ing the particular, jarring viewed existing research. World War II. hours for low wages. that many of the bodies based on estimates by the anguish of being racially In a separate 2020 study During the pandemic, These days, New York held at the 39th Street medical examiner’s of ce targeted because of the vi- of medical residents, all former President Donald physician assistant stu- Pier could end up buried compiled by the website rus while toiling to keep those of Asian heritage Trump repeatedly called dent Ida Chen carries in the city’s potter’s eld and Columbia Universi- people from dying of it. said patients had quizzed COVID-19 the “China vi- pepper spray all the time, on Hart Island. ty’s Stabile Center for In- “People in my communi- them about their ethnicity. rus” and by other terms sets her cellphone to let In April 2020, the city vestigative Reporting. ty have gone from being a Columbia University that activists say fanned all her friends know her shortened the amount The Federal Emergen- health care hero to, some- medical student Hueyjong anger at Asian Americans. location and doesn’t roam of time it would hold un- cy Management Agen- how, a scapegoat,” said Dr. “Huey” Shih recalls being Police reports of an- far alone. For a time, she claimed remains to 14 cy sent 85 refrigerated Michelle Lee, a radiology confronted with “a lot of ti-Asian hate crimes in 26 hid the roots of her dark days before burying them trucks to serve as tempo- resident in New York. She assumptions, all boiled big U.S. cities and counties brown hair under a hat so on Hart Island. At the rary morgues last year as rallied 100 white-coat-clad into one very inappropri- shot up 146 percent last only the dyed blonde ends time, of cials said, they COVID-19 deaths over- medical workers in March ate question” from a col- year, while hate crimes would show. were exploring the option whelmed the city’s perma- to denounce anti-Asian league in a hospital: Was overall rose 2 percent, ac- She started taking those of interring unclaimed re- nent morgues and lled hate crimes. Shih an only child because cording to California State precautions after a man mains on the island tem- storage spaces in many “We’re not bringing you of China’s former one- University, San Bernardi- biked up to her on a Man- porarily so they could be hospitals to capacity. the virus,” said Lee, who child policy? no’s Center for the Study hattan street in March moved later on. Many were parked out- recalls strangers on the The Maryland-born of Hate and Extremism. 2020 and sneered that he’d Mark Desire, a spokes- side hospitals and work- street spitting on her Shih, whose family hails The advocacy group Stop be “into you, but I don’t person for the medical ers in protective gear used twice in the last year. “We from Taiwan, said the col- AAPI Hate elded nearly want to get the corona- examiner’s of ce, said forklifts to place bodies are literally trying to help league apologized after 3,800 reports of assault, virus,” then followed her permanent burial on Hart inside in what became a you get rid of the virus.” being set straight. Writing harassment and discrim- while hollering slurs until Island is an option for the grim, daily ritual. People of Asian and Pa- in the health news site ination from mid-March she called 911, she said. Texas GOP’s voting restriction bill passes key House vote

By Acacia Coronado limits have also been signed voter registration applica- ASSOCIATED PRESS into law in Georgia and tions to high schools and Iowa. Elsewhere, Republi- instructed the state to de- AUSTIN, Texas — Texas cans in Ohio and Michigan velop an online format for has become the latest Re- are also pressing ahead tracking early ballots. publican-dominated state with overhauls of various Abbott, who has not wa- to advance sweeping new election procedures. vered in his backing of his limits on voting, despite no “We are seeing the strong party’s restrictions and has evidence of any problems effect of President Trump’s lashed out at businesses with last year’s vote and a big lie. We are seeing the that have spoken out, reit- coalition of state and feder- Republican Party go all-in erated his support Thurs- al officials calling the 2020 on supporting him and his day, tweeting: “I made elec- presidential election the lies,” said Sylvia Albert, vot- tion integrity an emergency most secure in history. ing and elections director for item this session to help The key vote at 3 a.m. Common Cause, which ad- ensure every eligible voter PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Friday in the Texas House vocates for expanded voter gets to vote & only eligible A person wearing a protective mask walks in front of the skyline on followed hours of debate access. “We are seeing them ballots are counted.” Bernal Heights Hill during the coronavirus pandemic in San Francisco. that started the day before, use this opportunity to cre- Cain, who chairs the with lawmakers now ne- ate deliberate barriers to House Elections Com- gotiating the final version voting for Black and brown mittee and who authored of the legislation that will voters. It’s un-American. the House version of the California reports rst ever need approval before head- In Texas, Democrats had voting bill, echoed those ing to Republican Gov. Greg no path to stop the bill in sentiments in urging his Abbott, who has broadly de- the GOP-controlled state colleagues to back the yearly population decline fended the measures. Capitol, but they deployed proposals. From Florida to Georgia, various technical challenges “We don’t need to wait By Adam Beam reflect the state’s population technology companies put Iowa and now Texas, Repub- and used hours of question- for bad things to happen to ASSOCIATED PRESS in April 2020. The new state Silicon Valley on the map. lican lawmakers have used numbers released Friday But the growth slowed af- ing that the bill’s author, Re- protect the security of the SACRAMENTO, Calif. unsubstantiated claims by reflect the state’s population ter the end of the Cold War publican state Rep. Briscoe election,” Cain said. “I don’t — California’s population former President Donald Cain, appeared unprepared believe that this is voter as of January 2021. in the 1990s when the fed- Trump and his allies to jus- fell by more than 182,000 The state’s four most eral government cut back on at times to answer. suppression, I believe it is people in 2020, marking tify new voting restrictions. Finally, an agreement was voter enhancement.” populated cities – Los An- defense spending and again the first year-over-year loss They argue the new limits, reached between Republi- Other restrictions in geles, San Diego, San Jose in the years before the Great ever recorded for the na- which largely target mail cans and Democrats leaving Cain’s bill would outlaw and San Francisco – lost a Recession in the late 2000s. tion’s most populous state. voting, are needed to boost the bill with 20 amendments Texas county officials from combined 88,000 people. State officials say Califor- public confidence and im- that significantly watered sending mail-ballot request State officials announced LA dropped the most at nia has seen more people prove security. In some cases, down some of what advo- forms to all registered vot- Friday that California’s nearly 52,000 and has now leave than move in from the rules also create onerous cates called the most prob- ers, efforts voting officials population dipped 0.46 lost about 75,000 people in other states for much of the requirements and penalties lematic aspects of the bill as in Harris County — where percent to just under 39.5 the last three years to fall last three decades. Howev- for local election officials. it passed the key vote 81-64. Cain is from — put in place million people from Janu- to an overall population of er, that had been offset by “It is old Jim Crow dressed The session ends May 31. last year to expand bal- ary 2020 to January 2021. just over 3.9 million. international immigration up in what our colleagues The amendments lowered lot access when in-person The news comes one week California became a state and births so that Califor- are calling election integri- initially proposed enhanced gatherings were more haz- after the U.S. Census Bu- in 1850 on the heels of a nia continued to grow. ty,” said Democratic state criminal penalties, allowed ardous because of the coro- reau announced a paltry gold rush that prompted That changed in 2020. Rep. Jessica Gonzalez. poll watchers to be removed navirus pandemic. Harris population growth for Cali- people to seek their fortune State officials say a declining Friday’s early morning if they breach the peace and County, which includes fornia, resulting in the state out west. The population birth rate, plus reductions in vote was less than 24 hours clarified that election judg- Houston, is also a Demo- losing a congressional seat soared following World War international immigration after Florida Gov. Rick De- es and volunteers wouldn’t cratic stronghold where 44 for the first time because it II with the help of a robust and an increase in deaths be- Santis signed a wide-rang- be held liable for honest percent of the nearly 5 mil- grew more slowly than other defense and aerospace in- cause of the coronavirus, led ing list of new voting restric- mistakes. Additionally, they lion residents are Latino states over the past decade. dustry. It boomed again to the state’s first ever year- tions into law. New voting instructed the state to send and 20 percent are Black. But the census numbers in the 1980s and 1990s as over-year population loss. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 8, 2021 COMICS

OFF THE MARK / MARK PARISI MODERATELY CONFUSED / JEFF STAHLER DILBERT / SCOTT ADAMS

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Veteran feels used by friend demanding her discount DEAR ABBY: While cause of his bad deci- shopping with a friend Dear Abby is written by Abigail sions. recently, I was put in an Van Buren, also known as Jeanne My ex isn’t perfect, but awkward situation in re- Phillips, and was founded by her although he never did gard to a store discount. anything to his family mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact Having served in the mil- like he did to me, they are itary, I qualify for a dis- Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. punishing him for that. count at that particular Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. Should I reach out to store. She was aware of them again and tell them that discount, and while he needs them now more she was at the checkout since my husband and I force him to call them on than ever, or should I just lane, she yelled at me, served in the military. holidays, birthdays and let it go like he told me to “Hey, you! What’s your Am I too easily offended? special occasions. We di- years ago? phone number for your vorced after he had an military discount?” RETIRED IN affair. It was ugly at the EX WITH A HEART We are both retired and ALASKA start, but we are civil living on one income, al- DEAR EX: If you think DEAR RETIRED: I’m now. it will soften their hearts, though I am married and Following the divorce, live on my husband’s glad you mentioned valor contact them once more in your letter because it’s COVID and some bad de- and tell them that you pension. She’s retired cisions on his part, he has from a job in the medical time for you to summon have forgiven him for the lost everything. He’s now eld, owns her home and up some more. Unless you hurt he caused you and homeless and lives in his shows up conveniently at want this person to con- suggest they stop punish- car or at motels. The oth- friends’ homes for coffee tinue taking advantage of ing him for it. However, er day he came to me and food. you, set her straight. She it’s entirely possible that I was so dumbfounded is not entitled to the dis- desperate. I took him out some of your ex’s other at her request for the count, and you must of the cold for a while, fed bad decisions may have number that I gave it to learn to refuse if and him and dropped him off affected his relatives. If her. I’m uncomfortable when she puts you in that at a friend’s. I then that’s the case, let the going shopping with her position again. reached out to his family matter drop. Remember, now. I haven’t addressed to tell them about how there’s a difference be- it with her, and I have DEAR ABBY: My bad he is doing. I didn’t tween being softhearted tried to avoid any shop- ex-husband always had a even get to tell them be- and softheaded, and he ping trips with her since dif cult relationship fore they cut me off say- must solve his own prob- that incident. It feels like with his family. I never ing they have washed lems without you being she’s stealing my valor understood and would their hands of him be- dragged back in. BRIDGE

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Like in the stock market, a small pro t is diamond winners in the dummy may better than a loss. soon provide declarer with four dis- To test yourself on today’s deal, cards. fold your newspaper to hide the There is one sure way to defeat the South and West hands. Against six slam: Ruff the heart lead with the spades, your partner leads the heart spade ace and cash the club ace! ace. How many tricks do you see for Now unfold your paper. As you can your side? How do you envisage the see from the full diagram, any oth- defense proceeding? er defense lets six spades doubled South’s bidding actions were un- make. 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VAX LIVE: The Con- 48 Hours 48 Hours News Phantom In Touch NCIS: New Orleans VAX LIVE: The Concert to Reunite the World MLB Baseball $ CBS Fortune cert to Reunite Gourmet “Overlooked” Selena Gomez hosts this new special Two teams from baseball’s toughest divi- WCVB News- Chronicle VAX LIVE: The Con- American Idol “416 (Disney Night)” The News- Soledad Celebrity Nightwatch “Heroes (also airing on CBS and Fox) that aims sion go at it today at Truist Park in Atlanta, % ABC Center 5 cert to Reunite results of the comeback show. Center 5 O’Brien Page (N) Among Us” (N) to boost vaccine con dence and help where Ronald Acuna Jr. and the Braves WBTS Paid Rescue Dateline NBC Dateline NBC “The Saturday Night News Saturday Night Live Host Elon 1st Look close out a three-game home series with * NBC Program Deed” Live (N) at 11 Musk; Miley Cyrus performs. get the vaccines proven effective against WFXT Justice MLS Pre- MLS Soccer Los Angeles FC at LA Galaxy. Boston Sports VAX LIVE: The Con- Just for This- Boston COVID-19 to some of the poorest nations NL East rivals in J.T. Realmuto and the 9 FOX Rules Game (N) (N) News Wrap cert to Reunite Laughs Minute News around the world. Performers in the con- Philadelphia Phillies. The Phils made a WUTF (6:30) ››‡ “Final Destination ››‡ The Heat (2013) Sandra Bullock. Una agente y Programa HairClub ›› G.I. Joe: Retaliation (2013) cert, which was pre-taped at So-Fi Sta- statement with a season-opening three- = UMA 5” (2011) Emma Bell una policía de Boston van tras criminales. Dwayne Johnson. dium, include Jennifer Lopez, Eddie Ved- game sweep of the Braves in Philly in ear- WSBK Big Bang Big Bang ›› Species (1995, Science Fiction) Ben Seinfeld Seinfeld Friends Friends Three Three Three der, Foo Fighters, J Balvin and H.E.R. The ly April, only to be answered a week later F MNT Theory Theory Kingsley, Michael Madsen, Alfred Molina. Stooges Stooges Stooges special also will include a salute to the by the Braves, who took two of three in WGBX Finding Your Roots WBCN and the American Revolution Antiques Roadshow Front Row Boston Austin City Limits Human- their home park. L PBS With Henry World 27 million heroic health workers currently WWJE Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre I Killed My BFF I Killed involved in the worldwide battle against 8 p.m. R JN Murders Murders Murders Murders Murders Murders Murders Murders Murders Murders My BFF the coronavirus pandemic. A&E WLVI Last Man Last Man Gold- Gold- Mom Mom 7 News at 10PM on Modern Modern Family Family Bob’s X CW Standing Standing bergs bergs CW56 (N) Family Family Guy Guy Burgers Biography: Booker T WNUE 24 Hours to Live (2017, Acción) Ethan ››‡ Red 2 (2013, Acción) Bruce Willis, Noticias TYM Decisio- Latinx Programa 8 p.m. Emmy and Peabody Award winner George HBO ¨ TELE Hawke, Rutger Hauer, Paul Anderson. John Malkovich, Mary-Louise Parker. Telem Zona nes Now! Roy (“Mayweather”) directed this fea- WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Movie: Greenland ture-length pro le of one of the greatest ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order Structural engineer John Garrity (Gerard superstars in sports entertainment his- CABLE STATIONS Butler) and his family in Atlanta nd tory. A two-time inductee into the WWE “The Lost World: Biography: Macho Man Randy Savage A WWE’s Most WWE’s Most Biography: Macho Man Randy A&E themselves ghting for survival as a mas- Hall of Fame, Booker T also is an 11-time Jurassic Park” story of a charismatic man. Wanted Treasures Wanted Treasures Savage sive comet streaks toward Earth in direc- (5:00) ››‡ “XXX” ››‡ 2 Guns (2013, Action) Denzel Washington, Mark ›› U.S. Marshals (1998, Action) Tommy Lee Jones, Wesley WCW Tag Team Champion, a six-time AMC tor Ric Roman Waugh’s 2020 disaster World Champion and winner of the 2006 (2002) Wahlberg, Paula Patton. Snipes. Sam Gerard gets caught up in another fugitive case. lm, on which Butler also serves as a pro- King of the Ring Tournament. In addition “Wed- ››‡ Bring It On (2000, Comedy) Kirsten ››‡ Bring It On (2000) Kirsten Dunst. High-school ›› Bring It On: All or Nothing BRAVO ding” Dunst, Eliza Dushku. ‘PG-13’ cheerleaders vie for a coveted national title. (2006) Hayden Panettiere. ducer. Morena Baccarin, David Denman, to his triumphs inside the ring, Booker T Homestead Rescue Homestead Rescue Homestead Rescue: Homestead Rescue: Homestead Rescue Homestead Rescue Home- Hope Davis, Roger Dale Floyd and Scott also went on to become a color commen- DISC “Troubled Water” “Bearanoia” Raney Ranch Raney Ranch stead Glenn also star in the lm, which earned tator for WWE’s weekly programming. HS Musi- High School HS Musi- HS Musi- High School HS Musi- HS Musi- Raven’s Sydney- Jessie Jessie generally favorable reviews, although the DISN cal Musical-The Series cal cal Musical-The Series cal cal Home Max COVID-19 pandemic curtailed its interna- 9 p.m. MLS Soccer UFC Fight Night: Rodriguez vs. Waterson From UFC Apex in SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCen- ESPN tional run in theaters. FOX Las Vegas. 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M.C. ful shop where she sells “murderabilia,” Ken Jeong) comes to the burger restau- “Fast & Furious: ››‡ Greenland (2020, Action) Gerard The Nevers Mundi Mare of Easttown ›› King Arthur: Legend of the HBO attracts the unwelcome attention of a rant looking for something that was tak- Hobbs & Shaw” Butler, Morena Baccarin. ‘PG-13’ seeks justice. Sword (2017) ‘PG-13’ en from his dental of ce waiting room in American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers A American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American real-life killer who taunts her by leaving HIST trophies from unsolved murders at her the new episode “Steal Magazine-olias.” “Rock ’n Go” barn-fresh Impala. “Hidden Harley” “Jolene, Jolene” Pickers (6:00) “Pool Boy Memories of a Murder (2020, Suspense) The Secret Sex Life of a Single Mom Memories of a Murder (2020, doorstep. The situation assumes life-or- Elsewhere, Bob, Linda and Teddy (voices LIFE of H. Jon Benjamin, John Roberts, Larry Nightmare” (2020) Isabella Pisacane, Jamie Donnelly. (2014) Ashley Jones, Alex Carter. Suspense) Isabella Pisacane. death stakes, however, when her investi- (6:30) ››› “Mean Girls” (2004, Comedy) Pink Skies Ahead (2020, ››› The Devil Wears Prada (2006, Comedy-Drama) Delicious. gation gets closer to the psycho’s identity Murphy) try to remove an unusually large MTV deposit of bird poop from the eatery win- Lindsay Lohan, Rachel McAdams. Comedy-Drama) Jessica Barden. Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway. in this 2021 thriller. Isabella Pisacane, Feherty American Ninja American Ninja United Fight Alli- World Poker Tour: World Poker Tour: World dow. NBCSB Jamie Donnelly, Abby Awe, Rosa Gilmore Warrior Warrior ance Season 16 (N) Season 10 Poker and Craig Walker star. MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox at Baltimore Orioles. Oriole Park Extra Red Sox My Story Dirty NHL Hockey New York Rangers 10 p.m. NESN at Camden Yards. (N) Innings Final (N) Water TV at Boston Bruins. 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(N) Duty” (N) Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien “Silent Seas” (N) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) WBTS American Ninja Warrior Twelve elite Zoey’s Extraordi- Good Girls Rio’s his- News NBC 10 Access Hollywood Ninja * NBC female athletes compete. (N) nary Playlist (N) tory is revealed. at 11 Sports Warrior Share your thoughts to make a difference. Expand your vision, but not your WFXT Simpsons Bless the Simpsons Great Bob’s Family Boston 25 News at Boston Hot Top- Joel Van Sus- Boston budget. Boost ef ciency by concentrating on what’s important and discarding 9 FOX Harts (N) North Burgers Guy (N) 10PM (N) News ics Osteen teren News what isn’t. WUTF (6:00) ››‡ “Run All Night” ››‡ 2 Guns (2013) Denzel Washington. Agentes ››› Ip Man 3 (2015, Acción) Donnie Yen, Mita y = UMA (2015, Acción) Liam Neeson. encubiertos deciden huir cuando su misión fracasa. Zhang Jin, Patrick Tam. mita CANCER (June 21-July 22) WSBK Castle “Law & NCIS “Wide Awake” NCIS “Sound Off” N.E. Liv- Two and Big Bang Big Bang Two and Mike & Bloodline Channel your energy into something constructive. If you let trivial matters get to F MNT Boarder” ing Half Men Theory Theory Half Men Molly Dete you, arguments will develop. Patience is required, but common ground will even- WGBX (6:00) Baseball War disrupts the Ask This American Masters The life and career of Human: The World Rise of the Nazis Atlantic L PBS sport; integration. Old H’se Amy Tan. Within “Birth” Crossing tually be found. WWJE Meet, Marry, Murder Meet, Marry, Murder Meet, Marry, Murder Killer Cases “Murder Killer Cases “The Killer Cases Killer R JN “Burns” “Riess” “Hill” At The Mall” Farmer’s Wife” Cases LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) WLVI Modern Modern DC’s Legends of Batwoman “I’ll Give 7 News at 10PM on Wipeout Monk Pawn Stop worrying about everyone else. Start putting your talents to work for you. You’ll X CW Family Family Tomorrow (N) You a Clue” (N) CW56 (N) Stars nd a way to use your talents and skills to improve your situation. Moderation is WNUE Exatlón Estados Unidos (N) ›› Kidnap (2017, Acción) Halle Berry, Noticias TYM Decisio- Decisiones Ex- ¨ TELE Sage Correa, Chris McGinn. Telem Zona nes tremas encouraged. WABU Criminal Minds “The Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ¥ ION Big Game” “Revelations” “Distress” “Jones” “Ashes and Dust” Minds CABLE STATIONS Take physical action, and turn your dream into a reality. A change of plans will play Biography: Macho Biography: Booker T Hall of Fame wrestler WWE’s Most WWE’s Most Biography: Booker T Hall of A&E out in your favor. Embrace new beginnings, explore possibilities and expand your Man Randy Savage Booker T. (N) Wanted Treasures Wanted Treasures Fame wrestler Booker T. circle of friends. 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Raven’s Sydney- Just Roll Just Roll Jessie Jessie Jessie Jessie Big City Big City Big City Big City Jessie DISN Home Max With It With It Greens Greens Greens Greens SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) MLB Baseball Philadelphia Phillies at Atlanta Braves. Truist Park. SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter ESPN (N) You’ll be attracted to someone unique. Listen and observe, and you’ll discover MLB Baseball: Statcast Edition (N) World of X Games Formula 3 Racing Spanish Grand Prix, Race 3. (N) something intriguing that helps you formulate your next move. Eliminate what’s ESPN2 no longer essential. (6:55) ››› “Cinderella” (2015, Children’s) Cate ›› Second Act (2018) Jennifer Lopez. A woman uses ›‡ Moms’ Night Out (2014) FREE Blanchett, Lily James, Richard Madden. her street smarts to wow Madison Avenue. Sarah Drew, Sean Astin. 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BOISE, Idaho — A sixth- The girl is from the near- Still, both students were grade girl brought a gun to by city of Idaho Falls, An- in fair condition and could her Idaho middle school, derson said. He didn’t re- be released as early as Fri- shot and wounded two lease her name. day. One of the students students and a custodian Police were called to had wounds in two limbs and then was disarmed the school at around 9:15 and might have been shot by a teacher Thursday, au- a.m. after students and twice, he said. thorities said. staffers heard gunfire. “It’s an absolute bless- The three victims were Multiple law enforce- ing” that they weren’t hurt shot in their limbs and ment agencies respond- worse, Lemon said. The expected to survive, of- ed, and students were PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ficials said at a news adult was treated and re- evacuated to a nearby leased for a bullet wound conference. Jefferson high school to be reunit- Traders work on the oor of the New York Stock Exchange. County Sheriff Steve that went through an ex- ed with their parents. tremity, the doctor said. Anderson says the girl “Me and my classmate Schools would be closed pulled a handgun from were just in class with our districtwide to give stu- Stocks rally to records after her backpack and fired teacher — we were doing dents time to be with their multiple rounds inside work — and then all of a families, and counselors and outside Rigby Mid- sudden, here was a loud grim jobs data undercuts rates dle School in the small noise and then there were would be available start- city of Rigby, about 95 two more loud noises. ing Friday, said Jefferson ASSOCIATED PRESS of demand, but supply,” the Federal Reserve to miles southwest of Yel- Then there was scream- School District Superin- said Peter Essele, head of pull back on its measures. lowstone National Park. ing,” 12-year-old Yandel tendent Chad Martin. Stocks are rallying to portfolio management for The central bank has been A female teacher dis- Rodriguez said. “Our “This is the worst night- records on Wall Street Fri- Commonwealth Financial holding short-term rates armed the girl and held teacher went to check it mare a school district could day despite a stunningly Network. “There seems to at a record low and buying her until law enforce- out, and he found blood.” ever face. We prepare for disappointing report on be a bit of a labor shortage $120 billion in bonds ev- ment arrived and took her Yandel’s mom, Ade- it,” Martin said, “but you’re the nation’s job market, as at the moment.” ery month. into custody, authorities la Rodriguez, said they never truly prepared.” investors see it helping to The weak report jolt- After Friday morning’s said, without giving oth- were OK but “still a little Police tape surround- keep interest rates low. ed the bond market and jobs report, investors er details. Authorities say shaky” from the shooting ed the school, which has The S&P 500 rose 0.7 initially sent yields tum- pared back bets that the they’re investigating the as they left the campus. about 1,500 students percent in afternoon trad- bling. The yield on the Federal Reserve will raise motive for the attack and Both of the students who in sixth through eighth ing, and is just above the 10-year Treasury briefly rates soon. Now they see where the girl got the gun. were shot were being held grades, and small ev- 4,231 level. If it stays there, dropped below 1.49 per- just a 7 percent chance of “We don’t have a lot at the hospital, and one of idence markers were it would top its record of cent, toward its lowest an increase in the federal of details at this time them might need surgery, placed next to spots of 4,211.47 set at the end of level in two months before funds rate by the end of of ‘why’ — that is being said Dr. Michael Lemon, blood on the ground. last month. The Dow Jones recovering. It edged high- the year, down from the 15 Industrial Average was up er in afternoon trading percent probability they 222 points, or 0.6 percent, to 1.57 percent from 1.56 were seeing a month ago, at 34,772, as of 2:34 p.m. percent late Thursday. according to CME Group. Eastern time, and the Nas- Many analysts said Stocks that have bene- daq composite was 0.8 per- they don’t want to put too fited most from low rates, cent higher. much emphasis on just including high-growth Voices up and down Wall one month of discourag- tech companies, helped Street acknowledged that ing data. They still expect lead the market on Friday. Friday morning’s jobs re- the economy to strengthen Microsoft rose 1.1 percent, port was a massive disap- mightily as coronavirus and Nvidia jumped 1.6 pointment. It’s usually the vaccinations roll out. The percent as the tech sector market’s most anticipat- weak jobs number also alone accounted for more ed economic data of each bolsters the case for the than 20 percent of the month, and it showed em- Federal Reserve to keep in- S&P 500’s afternoon gain. ployers added just 266,000 terest rates low in hopes of Strong earnings reports jobs in April. That was far boosting the jobs market. also helped to boost the less than the 975,000 jobs Low rates have been a market, as companies that economists expect- huge reason for the stock continue to turn in block- ed and a steep slowdown market’s surge to records buster growth for the first from March’s hiring pace from its pandemic low in three months of the year. of 770,000. March 2020. One of the Expedia rose 6.1 percent “It was a bit of a shock market’s biggest fears in after reporting a loss for the when that headline num- recent months has been first quarter that wasn’t as PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ber hit, but you realize that a supercharged econ- bad as Wall Street expect- People embrace after a school shooting at Rigby Middle School in Rigby, most of, if not all of it, is omy could lead to higher, ed, and it had better reve- Idaho the result not necessarily lasting inflation and force nue than forecasted.

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By Joseph Krauss and kill two Palestinians ly basis since the start of oversees the site said. Israel celebrates its an- tions to support it. ASSOCIATED PRESS after three men opened the Muslim holy month of Thousands protested af- nexation of east Jerusa- This year, Ramadan has re on an Israeli base in Ramadan. terwards, waving the lem and religious nation- coincided with an uptick JERUSALEM — Pal- the occupied West Bank. The unrest has drawn green ags of the Islam- alists hold parades and in Israeli-Palestinian vi- estinian worshippers They erupted when attention from across the ic militant group Hamas other celebrations in the olence focused on Jeru- clashed with Israeli po- Israeli police deployed region, with neighboring and chanting pro-Hamas city. On Monday, an Israeli salem, where Palestinian lice on Friday evening heavily as Muslims were Jordan warning Israel slogans before dispersing court is expected to issue protesters have repeat- at Al-Aqsa Mosque in performing evening against further “provoca- peacefully. a verdict on the evictions. edly clashed with Israeli Jerusalem’s Old City as prayers at Al-Aqsa during tive” steps, and Iran seiz- Israelis and Palestin- Israel’s archenemy Iran police over restrictions on weeks-long tensions be- the holy month of Rama- ing on the sensitivities ians are bracing for more was meanwhile marking outdoor gatherings at the tween Israel and the Pal- dan. Video footage from around Jerusalem and violence in the coming its own Quds, or Jerusa- Damascus Gate leading estinians over Jerusalem the scene shows wor- encouraging the violence. days. lem, Day on Friday. The into the Old City. soared again. shippers throwing chairs, In the attack on Fri- Sunday night is “Laylat national holiday typically On Thursday, Israeli forc- The Palestinian Red shoes and rocks toward day morning, Israeli po- al-Qadr” or the “Night of features anti-Israel pro- es arrested a Palestinian Crescent emergency the police and of cers re- lice said three attackers Destiny,” the most sacred tests and ery speeches suspected of carrying out service said 53 people sponding by opening re. red on the base near the in the Muslim holy month by Iranian leaders pre- a drive-by shooting earli- were wounded in clash- Israeli police also closed northern West Bank town of Ramadan. Worshippers dicting Israel’s demise. er this week in the West es with police there and gates leading to Al-Aqsa of Jenin. The Border Po- will gather for intense “The downward and Bank that killed an Israeli elsewhere in Jerusalem, inside the walled Old City. lice and an Israeli soldier nighttime prayers at the declining movement of and wounded two others. including 23 who were Dozens of Palestinians returned re, killing two Al-Aqsa mosque com- the Zionist regime has On Wednesday, Israeli hospitalized. It says most in an east Jerusalem of the men and wounding pound in Jerusalem’s Old begun and will not stop,” troops shot and killed a were wounded in the face neighborhood are at risk the third, who was evacu- City, a ashpoint site sa- Supreme Leader Ayatol- 16-year-old Palestinian and eyes by rubber-coated of being evicted following ated to a hospital. cred to both Muslims and lah Ali Khamenei said during a confrontation bullets and shrapnel from a long legal battle with Some 70,000 worship- Jews, who refer to it as in a televised address. near the West Bank city stun grenades. Israeli settlers, and Pal- pers attended the nal the Temple Mount. He called for continuing of Nablus. The military The clashes were the estinian protesters have Friday prayers of Rama- Sunday night is also the armed “resistance” in the said several Palestinians latest in a deadly day that clashed with Israeli po- dan at Al-Aqsa, the Is- start of Jerusalem Day, a Palestinian territories had thrown rebombs to- saw Israeli forces shoot lice in the city on a night- lamic endowment that national holiday in which and urged Muslim na- ward soldiers. WHO exec lied about spiked virus report By Nicole Win eld death toll in Bergamo and ASSOCIATED PRESS whether Italy’s lack of pre- paredness going into the ROME — Italian pros- pandemic played a role. ecutors say a top World Their probe expanded to Health Organization of - include the spiked WHO cial lied to them about a report into Italy’s virus spiked WHO report into It- response, which revealed aly’s coronavirus response, that the Italian govern- revealing private commu- ment hadn’t updated its nications Friday that are pandemic preparedness likely to embarrass the plan since 2006. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS U.N. health agency. WHO pulled the report The body of a COVID-19 victim is wheeled in Prosecutors in Bergamo from its website on May for cremation in a ground that has been con- placed Dr. Ranieri Guer- 14, a day after it went up, verted into a crematorium in New Delhi, India. ra, at the time a WHO as- and never republished it. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sistant director general, The document’s disap- Francesco Zambon, lead author of a withdrawn under investigation for al- pearance suggested that World Health Organization (WHO) report into Pressure rises for legedly making false dec- WHO removed it to spare larations to them when he the Italian government Italy’s coronavirus response, is interviewed by voluntarily agreed to be criticism, embarrass- The Associated Press in Rome. India lockdown; surge questioned in November. ment and liability. personally worked on Guerra was the WHO’s Guerra was a top of cial In another chat four liaison with the Italian in the Italian health min- days later, Guerra wrote the removal of the report breaks record again government after Italy istry during 2014-2017, to Brusaferro that he was from the WHO site.” became the epicenter of when the pandemic pre- meeting with the Italian Previously, emails had riums and burial grounds By Neha Mehrotra the COVID-19 outbreak paredness plan should health minister’s cabinet shown that Guerra tried have been swamped with and Ashok Sharma in Europe last year. have been updated to com- chief about revising the to have one of the report’s ASSOCIATED PRESS bodies, and relatives often They have not charged ply with EU directives. report and that the min- main authors, Dr. Fran- wait hours to perform the ister’s of ce “said to see if cesco Zambon, alter data NEW DELHI — Indian Guerra with any crime, When asked at the time last rites for their loved ones. we can make it fall into in the report before it was Prime Minister Naren- outlining their allega- whether Guerra or the The situation is so dra- thin air. “ published to say that Ita- dra Modi faced growing tions in an interim inves- Italian government had matic that among those call- tigative document sent to intervened to spike the re- The WHO press of ce, in ly had “updated” its pan- pressure Friday to impose ing for a strict lockdown are an email to The Associat- demic plan in 2016, which a strict nationwide lock- the Italian foreign and port, the WHO said it was merchants who know their justice ministries that ed Press on Friday, denied it had not. Zambon re- down, despite the econom- removed by its regional of- businesses will be affected listed him as one of six that Tedros was involved fused and led an internal ic pain it will exact, as a ce in Copenhagen due to but see no other way out. people under investiga- in spiking the report and whistleblower complaint startling surge in coro- “factual inaccuracies.” “Only if our health is good, tion in their probe. insisted all decision-mak- alleging that Guerra had navirus cases that has But documentation com- will we be able to earn,” said Guerra did not immedi- ing about it was done by tried to pressure him to pummeled the country’s piled by Bergamo prose- Aruna Ramjee, a orist in ately respond to an email cutors, rst reported by the Copenhagen of ce. change the data. Zambon health system shows no the southern Indian city of seeking comment. The Agi Italy’s state-run RAI Re- “The director-general recently resigned. signs of abating. Bengaluru. “The lockdown news agency quoted him port, indicated that Guer- was not involved him- Guerra has defended his Many medical experts, will help everyone, and as saying he was shocked ra maneuvered to have self in the development, role, saying the report was opposition leaders and coronavirus spread will also and “deeply embittered” the report taken down and publishing or withdrawal pulled because of factual even Supreme Court judg- come down.” that prosecutors had that the Italian govern- of the report,” the email inaccuracies and that he es are calling for national The alarming picture placed him under inves- ment was upset with it. said, repeating that it did not intervene to have restrictions, arguing that has gripped the world’s tigation, that he expected The documentation includ- was removed because it it removed but merely a patchwork of state rules attention, just as many WHO to respond to them ed private WhatsApp chats “contained inaccuracies wanted the errors cor- is insuf cient to quell the developed countries are and remained available between Guerra and a top and inconsistencies” and rected. He has said Italy’s rise in infections. seeing vaccinations drive for further clari cation. Italian public health of - had been published pre- 2006 pandemic plan was Indian television stations down infections and are “I have been and am in cial, Dr. Silvio Brusaferro. maturely. still valid and didn’t need broadcast images of patients beginning to open up. In- absolute good faith and I In one chat, dated May It added that Guerra to be updated while he was lying on stretchers outside dia’s surge has served as am amazed that the pros- 14, 2020, Guerra wrote was no longer an assis- in charge of prevention at hospitals waiting to be ad- a warning to other coun- ecutors have a different Brusaferro that the deci- tant director general but the health ministry. mitted, with hospital beds tries with fragile health impression,” Agi quoted sion to pull the report was rather a “special adviser,” Dr. Giovanni Rezza, who and critical oxygen in short systems — and also has him as saying. Guerra add- known to the leadership which it said carried the is now in charge of preven- supply. People infected with weighed heavily on glob- ed that he told prosecutors of the WHO: “In the end same rank. tion at the health minis- COVID-19 in villages are al efforts to end the pan- everything he knew at the I went to Tedros and got Prosecutors cited Guer- try, has said that he didn’t being treated in makeshift demic since the country is time but did not have ac- the document removed,” a ra’s comments to them, see anything particularly outdoor clinics, with IV drips a major vaccine producer cess to all information. reference to WHO’s direc- which they said were con- problematic in the spiked hanging from trees. but has been forced to de- Prosecutors are investi- tor-general, Tedros Adha- tradicted by the facts, and WHO report, much less As deaths soar, cremato- lay exports of shots. gating the huge COVID-19 nom Ghebreyesus. concluded that “Guerra worthy of censorship. 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We’re already mitment to the community. are the perfect environ- “Our manufacturing fa- Additionally, the expan- the items in a matter of getting some incredibly in- As leaders in consulting ment for a rm like BCG cility has been core to our sion includes an increase days. Toronto real estate novative orders. One agent and partners to leading whose model is built on col- long-term strategy and in Moderna’s technical agent Mike Majeski, a ordered signs in the shape businesses, nonprots, and laboration and connection. has enabled us to provide development capacity and RE/MAX top-100 seller in of a house key, and another public sector agencies in The lease demonstrates the scale and exibility to preclinical production ca- Canada, said: in the shape of a pigeon. The the area, we believe be- the momentum we are ex- support the development pability with the goal of “When you’re selling a possibilities are endless.” ing in the heart of the city periencing at Met Square.”

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS THIS WEEK LYNN Pleitez S: James Papagelis 822 SUMMER ST 53 ASTOR ST $540,500 SELLING YOUR HOME? $260,000 11 MARGIN ST U:2 B: 822 Summer Street LLC B: Peter Abbruzzese $232,000 S: Carrie Weeks-Rennie Tr, Tr for If you want an honest opinion of value, S: Maura James L Est & Frank B: Vitoria Dams-Acosta Weeks RET call MIKE CONNOR. E Obey S: Edmund Countie 20 VOKES TER FREE SERVICE 61 BREED ST 8 NICHOLS AVE $735,000 $590,000 $690,000 B: Adrianna Oleary & Ian Oleary OR EMAIL [email protected] B: Daniel Jacobson B: Group 10 LLC S: Khuong V Pham & Saravy 617-504-6159 S: Carromero Patricia Est & S: PMT Realty LLC Pham Lauren D Kaufman CONNOREALESTATE.COM 29 PENDEXTER ST 20 VOKES TER 408 BROADWAY U:302 $535,000 $25,000 $275,000 B: Allison R Burns & Tyler C B: Khuong V Pham & Saravy $3,250,000 B: Danielle A Lindquist B: Jamila Ayar & Ei H Ouakrim Burns Pham 220 LOWELL ST U:A B: South Riv Partnership LLC S: Kaoutar Rahmouni S: Abdurrahman Karaa & S: Patrick Coppola S: Lori Hanson Tr, Tr for $500,000 S: North Shore Bank Tr, Tr for Turabiye Mah Dachshunds RT B: Carol L Wallace & John H Norway RT 5 FAIRVIEW ST 6 PINKHAM PL Wallace $550,000 7 CENTRAL SQ U:204 $249,000 MARBLEHEAD S: SKG Properties LLC 9 S RIDGE CIR B: Harendra P Chaudhary $282,500 B: R&J Investment LLC $696,000 S: Lisa B Driscoll B: John T Moakley S: US Bank NA Tr 100 EVANS ROAD EXT 13 SWAMPSCOTT AVE B: Steven P Montecalvo & Renee S: Mark Leaden $1,280,000 $675,000 S Montecalvo 12 FAIRVIEW ST 9 ROBINSON ST B: Joshua Brandes & Laura B: Rachael Gallagher & Daniel S: Nicholas S Meninno Tr, Tr for $222,000 5 DREXEL TER $418,000 Brandes Quinn Woodlands RT B: Joseph W Roussin $370,000 B: Francisco J Bonifacio & S: Ramrock LLC S: Michael J Caul eld S: Ronald Stazinski B: Arbey Gomez-Barrios & Yizette Bonifacio 248 WASHINGTON ST Imelda Remirez-Sanchez S: Dan Tran & Trinh Tran 17 HILLSIDE AVE U:17 SALEM $2,300,000 12 PEVWELL DR S: Edward J Walczak & Jean A $525,000 B: Spire Salem LLC $730,000 Walczak 36 SARATOGA ST B: Kyle Barden & Nicole Barden 21 CHANELLE CIR S: William F Mckinnon Tr, Tr for B: Wilfredo Pena $362,775 S: Arlene A Willard & Stephen W $717,345 HL RT S: Jose H Villanueva-Perez & 35 EASTERN AVE U:3 B: Dania M Morales & Pedro A Willard B: Mina Abdul-Ghafoor & Delmi D Villanueva $200,000 Morales Hashmat A Rauf 296 WASHINGTON ST B: Sandra Schulenburg S: Deutsche Bk Natl T Co Tr 1 SHELDON RD S: Paul Dibiase Tr, Tr for Osborne $3,800,000 26 SPENCER AVE S: Barbara Boles $950,000 Hills RT B: Mardee Goldberg LLC $560,000 S: William F Mckinnon Tr, Tr for 94 SPENCER ST B: Denise J Marston & Mark C B: Jennifer K Moraes $711,000 HL RT 4 GRAND VIEW AVE Marston 1 EMERTON ST S: Kathleen Cucinelli Tr, Tr for B: Debobrata Sen $794,000 S: Dana A Spencer Tr, Tr for 1 $415,000 Markowski FT S: Scott Hatch 168 WHALERS LN U:168 B: Armando B Lopez-Pascual Sheldon Road RT B: Casey Fiore & Mary A Rose S: Mira Strongina S: Susan M Quinn $401,000 8 STERLING AVE 2-4 SUMMIT AVE B: Paula Pietrella 152 W SHORE DR $553,000 $480,000 S: Catherine M Scoulogenis 33 HIGHLAND AVE $515,000 123 FEDERAL ST B: Andres Tejada & Kristen Veiga B: George Koutsos $310,000 B: Anne Pizzano & James A $1,339,000 S: Bonnie Whittredge Tr, Tr for S: Rhonda D Snyder 12 WINTER ST U:2 B: Armando Dubon & Cheryl M Pizzano B: Paige C Dunsmore Barbara E Collins RET $575,000 Duckworth S: Kelsey P Shepard & S: Einer G Lindholm Tr, Tr for 32 SUMMIT AVE B: Mark B Janett & Lauren M S: Adamopoulos S A Est & Christopher J Houghton Lindholm FT 42 VINE ST Leonidas L Adamopoulos $380,000 Richardson $500,000 B: Martha N Schmitt Tr, Tr for 16 GENEVA ST S: Robert L Noa B: Maria Coppola & Patrick Martha N Schmitt LT NAHANT 26 HOUSTON PL $505,000 Coppola S: Linda L Fialkoff Tr, Tr for 88 BROADWAY $410,000 B: Justine E Carey & William S: Marc L Boucher & Lilianne B Gar eld RT No transactions this week $869,000 B: Marie M Aubourg & Sergo Gregg Walker Aubourg S: Tracy J Lessor Tr, Tr for B: Rosemarie Durning & S: Lori A Armenio & Vincent A 44 SYLVIA ST PEABODY Exemption T Matthew Palumbo Armenio Jr $385,000 S: Endeavor Capital Invs LLC & SWAMPSCOTT B: Quan Thach 31 BUXTON LN 11 HATHORNE ST U:1 Endeavor Capital Fin LLC 43 LAUREL ST S: Hinds Stanley W 2nd Est & $445,000 $407,500 196 ASPEN RD $130,000 Dianne M Mills B: Jessica L Savoie B: Julia Melanson & Robert M 90 BROADWAY $760,000 B: Lynnwood Development Inc S: Michelle Michaelis Melanson $869,000 B: Shayna Chapel & Aaron S: Dolores Wirtanen & Douglas 341 WESTERN AVE S: Shannon Oshea B: Rosemarie Durning & Cotton Wirtanen $460,000 3 COUNTRY CLUB RD U:3 Matthew Palumbo S: Suzanne Crouch B: 341 Western LLC $459,500 73 LAFAYETTE ST S: Endeavor Capital Invs LLC & 85 LAWTON AVE S: Joseph J Dowling Tr, Tr for B: Barbara J Sommers $3,250,000 Endeavor Capital Fin LLC 443 ESSEX ST U:104 $630,000 Joseph J Dowling RT S: Randall E Barnes Tr, Tr for B: South Riv Partnership LLC $429,500 B: Fredy R Estrada-Morales Randall E Barnes 2018 S: North Shore Bank Tr, Tr for SAUGUS B: Karina Maslova S: Jesus Paraliticci 160 MYRTLE ST RET Norway RT S: Cecilia Reyes-Ramirez $355,000 5 ATHENS DR 196 LOCUST ST U:2-207 B: Argueta Properties LLC 80 FOSTER ST U:507 75 LAFAYETTE ST $640,000 38 JESSIE ST $95,000 S: Mary A Martino & Bank Of $210,000 $3,250,000 B: Michael A Mclaughlin $357,000 B: Genevieve Mccourt & Thomas New York Mellon B: Rebecca Constantino B: South Riv Partnership LLC S: Kara Crovo & Marc Crovo B: Jessie Street LLC McCourt S: Robert W Raiche 3rd S: North Shore Bank Tr, Tr for S: Erica Marshall & Kyle Marshall S: Angelo Stasinos Tr, Tr for A&E LYNNFIELD Norway RT 8 AUSTIN CT U:F RT 15 HILLSIDE AVE $280,000 323 PARADISE RD 824 LYNNFIELD ST $540,000 83-87 LAFAYETTE ST B: Karen Zepeda $3,713,000 196 LOCUST ST U:2-207 $615,000 B: Jesse Hovis $3,250,000 S: Brittany M Sprague B: Dhanda Investments LLC $165,000 B: Parismita Nath & Gopi K S: Clayton M Pudvah & Rebecca B: South Riv Partnership LLC S: Raj&Rachna LLC B: Arthur Foukas & Helen Foukas Sangepu M Pudvah S: North Shore Bank Tr, Tr for 509 CENTRAL ST S: John P Dowcett Tr, Tr for S S: Bryant B Wright Tr, Tr for Wright Norway RT $410,000 331-355 PARADISE RD Seim T FT 4 JUNIPER RD U:4 B: Sergio M Molina & Angela $3,713,000 $500,000 275 LAFAYETTE ST Montoya B: Dhanda Investments LLC 196 LOCUST ST U:2-207 10 OLDE TOWNE RD B: Laura J Chopelas & Jean A $875,000 S: Nicole Molina & Sebastian S: Raj&Rachna LLC $296,900 $700,000 Kelleher B: MD Prop Development Corp Molina B: Regina D Rivera & Chris B: MD Prop Development Corp S: Marie D Desjardin & Gaspare S: Aspire Deval Svcs Inc 121 STETSON AVE U:121 Salamanis S: Joanne Lefave & Lisa A Legget L Tumbiolo Jr 5 CLARK ST $345,000 S: Maria Foukas-Ewen & James 18 NURSE WAY $200,000 B: Frederick J Epstein & Desiree Foukas 797 SUMMER ST 5 LEDGEWOOD WAY U:24 $225,000 B: Joseph W Roussin N Valverde $745,000 $429,000 B: Circle Hill Builders LLC S: Ronald Stazinski S: Keith Winer 38 LOVERS LEAP AVE B: Bradley Mcclusky & Megan E B: Edward J Walczak & Jean A S: Bartlett&Steadman Dev $460,000 Mcdonald Walczak 141 ESSEX ST U:A6 Source: Banker and Tradesman, B: Abelina S Pleitez & Mario B S: Elona Knox & Keith Knox S: Stone Carol Z Est & Mark Frey 9 PEABODY ST $310,000 bakerandtradesman.com