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By Tréa Lavery ITEM STAFF PEABODY — ConservativeDEALS inter- net personality and former radio host Dianna Ploss led OFpapers THE with the Of ce of Campaign and Political Fi- nance (OCPF) Monday$DA organizingY$ a candidate’s committee toPG. run 3 for gov- ernor. The ling papers show a Peabody address for Ploss, who has not listed a party af liation. West Brook eld res- ident Lisa Johnson is listed as Ploss’ campaign manager,DEALS with Wareham resident Margot WalbourneOF THE as trea- surer of the $DAcommittee.Y$ PG. 3Ploss’ website de- scribes her ITEM PHOTO | JAKOB MENENDEZ as “Massa- Michael Satterwhite, right, speaks to Karen Bartlett, a worker in City Hall, during a door-knocking cam- chusetts’ paign. loudest and brav- est citizen journalist He wants to be a voice for the community and free- dom advo- (This is the second pro le in an occasion- Lynn, attended the Lynn Public Schools neighborhood, Satterwhite said the goal cate.” al series about candidates for municipal and now serves on the Lynn School Com- of this effort is to talk to residents and “Dianna of ce. We continue today with the Lynn mittee. On a personal note, he has faced show them how he would lead. calls out mayoral race.) challenges regarding mental health in From door knocking to providing his all adver- his family. cell phone number to anyone who wants Dianna Ploss saries of By Allysha Dunnigan For the past seven years, Satterwhite it, Satterwhite said he is able to have Freedom: Communists, Islamists and ITEM STAFF said he’s been ghting for special educa- meaningful, relevant conversations with Establishment Republicans,” the site tion students to get the accommodations voters, while offering them the opportu- says. “Dianna is a staunch supporter LYNN — Mayoral candidate, and they need in schools to be successful, nity to ask him questions and express of President Trump and his America School Committee member, Michael saying that would continue to be a focus their concerns. First agenda … Dianna never backs Satterwhite is sticking by his slogan, “A if he is elected the city’s next mayor. “It’s great because I’m able to say ‘hey, down. Dianna never gives up. And, Voice for You,” as he continues to cam- “I want to ght for each and every sin- let’s talk,’ and give them the time that Dianna encourages freedom lovers to paign with a focus on listening to res- gle person that’s here,” Satterwhite said. they earned,’” Satterwhite said. “They do the same!” idents in order to learn the pressing “Every ward, every resident, every busi- live here in the community, so they Ploss lost her talk radio show on needs of the community. ness. We can’t be picking and choosing should be able to speak to people that WSMN in Nashua, N.H. in July 2020 Satterwhite said a lot of people he has who’s going to win or lose in our city … can make a difference or get them the after posting a video of herself de- encountered during his campaign have The position of City Hall should be open help to get to where they need to go.” manding that a Spanish-speaking mentioned their attraction to his lived to all, and that’s what’s important — Some of the concerns he has heard landscaping crew speak English. Her experiences in the city. making sure residents have what they from voters include a lack of support in Twitter and Facebook accounts have For example, Satterwhite, a special need and the ability to get it.” education attorney with a practice in While door knocking in the Pine Hill SATTERWHITE, A7 GOVERNOR, A7 Saugus Peabody les $732,000 shoots suit against appraiser By Anne Marie Tobin 30, alleges that Story was The property was owned for safer ITEM STAFF negligent and breached by Empire Design and the terms of a contract he Development, LLC, which PEABODY — The city entered into with the city purchased the property has led a lawsuit in Es- to conduct the appraisal. from the city in 2015 for streets sex Superior Court against The city is seeking dam- $350,000. Empire own- Middleton appraiser Greg ages in the amount of er Michael Corsetti of By Sam Minton Story seeking damages $7,587 for services paid Gloucester planned to de- ITEM STAFF in connection with an ap- by the city to Story and molish the then-123-year- praisal he conducted in an an additional $725,000 in SAUGUS — Town old landmark and replace ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK eminent domain seizure of damages, according to a streets have become a it with apartments and the historic O’Shea Man- civil action lawsuit led bit safer thanks to grant The city has led a lawsuit against an ap- shops. sion in 2016. by City Solicitor Donald L. funding allowing for the praiser it says was negligent in the seizure of The complaint, led July Conn. installation of new cross- the O’Shea Mansion. MANSION, A7 ing signs and  ashing lights, which aim to alert motorists to pedestrians INSIDE in crosswalks. Nahant to follow Mass. on masks State Rep. Donald Wong LOOK! (R-Saugus) helped the The Swampscott girls soccer team makes By Sam Minton in indoor spaces, and are also nated individuals. town acquire the $50,000 sandwiches for My Brother’s Table. A8 ITEM STAFF advised to resume wearing Public Health Nurse Deb state grant, which allowed Sports masks if at increased risk for Murphy said that currently for the upgrades on vari- NAHANT — Residents have COVID-19 or if someone in the Nahant is doing well handling Former Olympic gold medalist Gigi ous streets. He thanked received new guidance when it household is at increased risk Fernández brings her ‘Gigi Method’ COVID-19, even though in the his colleagues in the State comes to mask wearing. or unvaccinated. tennis clinic to Nahant. B1 last two weeks the town had a House and Gov. Charlie The Massachusetts De- Town Administrator Antonio “very small uptick” in cases. Baker for approving the partment of Public Health Barletta said that the town Barletta said that with the funding. CORRECTION (DPH) is following new Cen- agrees with the guidance aim- number of positive cases start- ters for Disease Control and Board of Selectmen Vice Due to a reporter’s error, the name of ing to protect high-risk indi- ing to increase, Nahant resi- Prevention (CDC) guidance Chair Corinne Riley said Chicken and The Pig food truck owner viduals, especially with the dents should consider wearing that recommends that even Delta variant of COVID-19 the signs are very notice- Guy Ciol was misspelled in Tuesday’s a mask in certain situations. able and help drivers see vaccinated individuals wear proving to be more dangerous Item. We regret the error. when a pedestrian is in a masks outside the home when and infectious to even vacci- MASKS, A2 crosswalk. The signs were much-needed, particular- ly in Cliftondale Square, Arts commission selects sculptor for Lynnstallation she said. “Because of the parking, By Allysha Dunnigan which artist received the most nod to Lynn’s history as a shoe got off the ground with a tech- sometimes people don’t ITEM STAFF votes from the public out of ve - mecca. nical assistance award, given by see you standing there nalists who presented their ideas “It represents the strength of the Metropolitan Area Planning LYNN — Kevin Orlosky has when you are trying to for the installation during a pub- a diverse community coming to- Council (MAPC), in 2018. cross,” said Riley. “To me, been selected as the artist who Between the LPAC, the MAPC, will construct the “Lynnstalla- lic meeting in June. gether. The laces create a new especially after a couple of In his proposal, Orlosky de- form that represents the future, Creative Collective, the City of pedestrians had gotten hit tion” outdoor sculpture project in Lynn and Kick It Up consulting, scribed his concept, “Laces of or path forward, for Lynn,” Orlo- over the years, that it can Mt. Vernon Square. the planning for the Lynnstallation The Lynn Public Arts Commis- Lynn,” as being composed of in- sky said. STREETS, A7 sion met Tuesday to announce terwoven shoelaces, which is a This Lynnstallation project SCULPTOR, A2

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Michael K. Frazier, 39 Karen Tyler, 67 Philip R. Webster, 68 1982 - 2021 1954 - 2021 1952 - 2021 TEWKSBURY - Michael Keith SALEM - Karen L. Tyler, for- SALEM - Philip R. Webster, Frazier, age 39, left the world merly of Chelsea, passed away 68, died suddenly on Thursday, too soon on July 30, 2021, in her sleep July 31, 2021 at July 29, 2021. Born and raised surrounded by his family in 67 years young. Karen leaves in Lynn to the late Phyllis and Burlington, Massachusetts. Mi- behind: her daughter Kelly Philip Webster he graduated chael (Mike or Mikey) was born Whitten, her greatest accom- from Lynn Tech High School. on March 5, 1982, in Danvers, plishment, and her wife Tina Phil was a very talented finish MA, the youngest and only boy Whitten, who Karen loved like carpenter who loved what he among three siblings. As such, her own, of Salem; her grand- did. He was always willing to he naturally was the family fa- son “Cool Dude” Jason Day of lend a hand whenever he was vorite, and affably never com- Salem; her sister Irene Shea able and making people smile plained when his sisters Tracy, and her late husband Mi- and laugh was second nature Erin, and Amy subjected him chael of Reading; her brother to him. He could make the to playing Barbies, somehow Gary and his wife Jenine and most mundane things like gro- working He-Man’s cat into the their daughter Katie Moore cery shopping so much fun. He scenario, or his same age but of Stoughton; her brother didn’t even have to try. He also bigger cousin Kristin, a con- Scott Moore and his husband loved listening to music, watch- stant companion, roughed him George Blunt of Lynnwood, WA; ing the Pats, meeting up with up a bit in fun. Mike became her beloved and loyal fur ba- the Dunk’s crew, many of whom his mom Deb’s best buddy, cracking up his loved ones and bies Moose and Dreamy; and Karen was a huge Red Sox were lifelong friends of his, and eral nieces and nephews, and enjoying endless fishing and friends with perfectly timed many cousins and friends from fan and Big Papi was her man. always taking the most scenic many amazing friends. In lieu frog-catching adventures and and delivered wisecracks and the Post Office and Bertinis. She passed her love of music route to any destination wheth- of flowers, assistance towards special mom-son excursions, charming those he met with Karen became a second to her daughter Kelly as well. er in his truck or riding around burial costs are appreciated. and was a happy participant in his sweet demeanor and big mother to all of Kelly’s friends Karen was a great friend, a on his motorcycle back in the Service Information: Visit- many Griswold-like family out- blue eyes. growing up even to present hard worker, a sister, grand- day. His most treasured pas- ing hours will be Friday Au- ings with his Aunt Sue, Uncle Mike is survived by his mom day. Karen has taught Kelly mother, aunt, cousin, and most time was spending time with gust 6, 2021 from 2-4PM at Bill, and the Mac family. Debra Frazier of Tewksbury, great teamwork and life skills of all mother. his cherished “pumpkin” Chel- SOLIMINE FUNERAL HOME, He loved spending time in MA, his father Bill Frazier of by showing her to build a solid Service Information: Visit- sea. They played Marco Polo via 426 Broadway (Rt. 129) the somewhat wobbly but still Lynn, MA, sisters Tracy Frazier foundation in life and through ing hours will take place on text every day. The family asks Lynn, with a funeral service magical tree house he pains- of Salem, NH, Erin Frazier of her marriage. Karen was a free Friday August 6, 2021 from that you please have a Dunks at 3:30PM. Relatives and takingly built with his dad Bill Lynn, MA, Amy Frazier Clark spirit who was so loving and 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the iced coffee in his memory. friends are respectfully in- and playing hockey, soccer, and and nephew Jackson of Tam- caring with a great sense of hu- Murphy Funeral Home, lo- Phil is survived by his daugh- vited. Online guestbook and baseball with his friends. As he pa, FL, uncle and aunt, Bill and mor and is known for her Face- cated at 85 Federal St. Sa- ter Chelsea Webster, his sister directions at www.Solimine. grew up, perhaps in male-re- Sue Macdonald of Beverly, MA, book antics and Facebook Jail lem. For flowers, live plants Maureen Lacey and her hus- com. bellion, Mike pursued and cousins Kristin Simpson of Bev- stints. She loved being a mom, are encouraged to send. For band Gary, his brother Da- mastered numerous dangerous erly, MA and Matt Macdonald attending all of Kelly’s softball more information or online vid and his late wife Gail, his hobbies such as motocross, of Wakefield, MA, grandmother, games, hosting sleepovers, guestbook, please visit www. close friend Sue Barnes, sev- airplane flying, boxing, surfing, Elizabeth Garland of Pompa- and even letting someone stay MurphyFuneralHome.com or and pretty much anything that no Beach, FL, and numerous when they had no place to go. call 978-744-0497. could injure him. He also was aunts, uncles, and cousins. an endless learner, eschewing Service Information: His formal training to teach himself family, who will miss him im- a myriad of things that caught measurably, will hold a ser- his interest. He became a tal- vice (with details to be later ented tattoo artist and me- announced) full of tears and chanic who could fix any car he laughter-filled memories to laid his eyes on (though wisely honor the light Michael Fra- refused to teach his mom how zier brought into the world. to use her cell phone). He trav- Arrangements by Campbell eled and lived throughout the Funeral Home, 525 Cabot US, including in MA, FL, AZ, and Street, Beverly. Information, his favorite spot Huntington directions, condolences at Beach, CA, where he learned to www.campbellfuneral.com. surf, ate the best Mexican food he would ever eat, and loved a special little girl like a dad. Until the end, Mike continued Nahant to follow Mass. on masks

MASKS her mask again a couple From A1 of weeks ago when going FACEBOOK | ORLOSKY STUDIO grocery shopping or any- “Residents should con- Kevin Orlosky was selected out of ve nalists to design and install the city’s “Lynnstallation” where inside. The nurse outdoor sculpture. sider wearing a mask also added that, while when inside, in locations nothing is of cial, it’s like- that have a lot of people ly that students will be indoors, and of course if wearing masks when they they have any underlying Arts commission selects return to school. health conditions,” he said. According to the CDC, “Essentially, if you are in a situation (where) there’s scienti c trials have an increased level of risk, shown that the vaccine is highly effective at sculptor for Lynnstallation even if you are vaccinated, preventing hospitaliza- you should consider wear- SCULPTOR tee then went through the uniqueness and personal ment before the nal de- tions and deaths due to ing a mask. Even though From A1 applications and chose the identity of the community sign process and fabrica- currently there’s no man- COVID-19. ve nalists. members. tion and installation can date to wear one.” Sam Minton can be began in 2019 with work- After these nalists pre- The piece will include be done. Murphy told The Item reached at sminton@item- shops to determine what sented their ideas on June more than 450 words in a “With over a decade of that she began wearing live.com. the project’s values and 24, the public was able to variety of languages, and experience producing com- goals were. view the ideas and pho- people can choose the color munity-driven works of The committee deter- tos of each artist and vote they want their word to be art, I work strategically Catch up mined required values online for which one they when submitting it. Any- to bring people together liked the best. one can submit a word, for the project, including to activate their imag- with your The public was also able which he will elaborate “engagement and interac- inations, amplify their to leave comments on on during his community favorite team tion,” “multi-generation- voices and create art that what they wanted to see engagement and his work al,” “education,” “justice,” is a manifestation of the in Item Sports! with this project. with local organizations community it exists in,” “support,” “positivity and Orlosky got the most including Raw Art Works Orlosky said. “Intention- joy,” and “vivid and color- votes with his idea that (RAW), New Lynn Coa- al, equitable inclusion is ful.” includes a sculpture of lac- lition, Lynn Community a foundational element of In March 2020, a call for es with words carved into Health Center and The artists was released, yield- them, which he said is a REAL program. my outreach goals, and I ing 46 national, regional “sculpture that connects As a part of this project, work hard to include and and local applicants. Lynn’s past, present and Orlosky will be reaching draw connections between Application require- future.” out to about 100 young differing demographics.” ments included examples Orlosky’s sculpture con- people at RAW, who will Orlosky said the result- of prior work, a letter of sists of pieces of steel with create their own designs ing sculpture will consist intent in terms of their words cut into them. The of public art to be exhibit- of meaning and cultural vision and concepts for words he will use will come ed at the same time as the relevancy and the nal the project, bios and refer- from about 10 to 20 in-per- unveiling of this Lynnstal- artwork will act as a “bea- ences and a statement on son and virtual workshops lation piece. con of unity and a land- how the artists planned to with community members Following LPAC’s rec- mark of home.” engage the community of that will use mindfulness ommendation of Orlosky, Allysha Dunnigan can Stories live on. Lynn. to help people identify Mayor Thomas M. McGee be reached at adunnigan@ Tell theirs. The evaluation commit- words that represent the must approve the endorse- itemlive.com.

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By Julie Carr Smyth housing chief in March. asio-Cortez, of New York, experience than Carey, the ASSOCIATED PRESS Former state Sen. Nina and a class of younger, Trump-backed candidate. Turner, a leading national relatively new lawmakers State Sen. Stephanie COLUMBUS, Ohio — A voice for Bernie Sanders’ who have made it their Kunze has spent almost pair of special congressio- presidential campaigns, is mission to push the Dem- nine years in the Ohio nal primaries Tuesday in the best known among 13 ocratic leadership to the House and Senate, cham- Ohio could serve as litmus Democrats running in the left. pioning legislation to tack- tests for the moods of the primary and the choice of But Turner’s history of le opiate addiction, infant Republican and Demo- Sanders, Rep. Alexandria biting criticism of fellow mortality and sexual vi- cratic parties heading into Ocasio-Cortez and others. Democrats no doubt irked olence. She won the en- next year’s midterm elec- Cuyahoga County Coun- her party’s establishment dorsement of the GOP in tions. cilwoman Shontel Brown, — she once likened sup- the district’s largest coun- After the stinging defeat a centrist backed by Hil- porting Biden to being ty, Franklin, and of the of one of his endorsed con- lary Clinton, influential forced to eat excrement Value In Electing Women gressional candidates in House Majority Whip Jim — and has given Brown PAC. Texas last week, former Clyburn, the Congressio- something to campaign Sen. Bob Peterson has President Donald Trump’s nal Black Caucus, several against on the campaign been a state lawmaker sway as a kingmaker leading unions and over trail. since 2012. A farmer and among Republicans is 100 local leaders, enjoyed For Republicans, the Co- former president of the being tested in central a surge in national sup- lumbus-area race emerged Ohio Farm Bureau, he is Ohio’s 15th Congressional port in July. as a test of Trump’s influ- backed by the powerful District. The race comes at a piv- ence, particularly after the political arm of Ohio Right He has endorsed coal otal moment for the pro- former president backed to Life and former Senate lobbyist Mike Carey from gressive movement. Cen- the loser in a Texas prima- President Larry Obhof. among a formidable field trists have been ascendant ry last week. As president, On the Democratic side, of 11 GOP primary con- in the early months of the Trump boasted of his sway state Rep. Allison Russo, a tenders for the seat va- Joe Biden era, while the over politicians’ political health policy consultant, cated by Republican Steve party’s left flank has faced fortunes, with a strong re- faces Greg Betts, a former Stivers in May. Stivers has a series of defeats — in cord of backing winners. Army officer and decorat- backed one of three sitting New York City’s mayoral Since he left office, candi- ed combat veteran, for the lawmakers in the race — race, a Virginia guberna- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS dates have scrambled to nomination. state Rep. Jeff LaRe — for torial primary and a Lou- get his endorsement, even Back in the 11th District, the job. isiana House race. Nina Turner, a candidate running in a special lining up at times for real- Laverne Gore, a business In the Cleveland area, Meanwhile, a contingent Democratic primary election for Ohio’s 11th ity-show style interviews. owner, consultant, train- progressives and Dem- of moderates are worried Congressional District, speaks with supporters But it’s not clear wheth- er and community activ- ocratic centrists are in that a leftward drift could near the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections er GOP voters are looking ist, faces Felicia Ross, a fierce competition for the cost the party seats in the in Cleveland. for his seal of approval. self-described “Jane of all 11th Congressional Dis- midterms next year. Biden All of the candidates in trades,” in the Republican trict seat formerly held hasn’t heeded the left’s and immigration. its influence. the GOP primary billed primary. by Rep. Marcia Fudge, calls for more aggressive That’s left progressive Turner will add another themselves as conserva- Winners of the August a Democrat appointed action on certain issues, leaders searching for new voice to those efforts, join- tives and many can boast primaries will face off in as President Joe Biden’s including voting rights strategies that can bolster ing Reps. Alexandria Oc- of more legislative-branch the Nov. 2 general election. Melting ice imperils 98 percent of Emperor penguin colonies by 2100 By Christina Larson ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — With climate change threaten- ing the sea ice habitat of Emperor penguins, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on Tuesday an- nounced a proposal to list the species as threatened under the Endangered Species Act. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “The lifecycle of Emper- Wind turbines are silhouetted against the sky or penguins is tied to hav- at dawn near Spearville, Kan. ing stable sea ice, which they need to breed, to feed and to molt,” said Stepha- Bipartisan bill leaves nie Jenouvrier, a penguin ecologist at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Insti- out key climate, tution. Research published FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS clean energy steps Tuesday in the journal An Emperor penguin stands on Peka Peka Beach of the Kapiti Coast in Global Change Biolo- New Zealand. gy found that by 2100, makers will “deal with the By Matthew Daly 98 percent of Emperor ASSOCIATED PRESS climate crisis in the mag- ca during winter. They about 270,000 to 280,000 fisheries currently operat- penguin colonies may be nitude, scope and scale endure temperatures of breeding pairs, or 625,000 ing in Antarctica. pushed to the brink of ex- WASHINGTON — The that’s required’’ in the minus 40 degrees Fahr- to 650,000 individuals. “Climate change, a pri- tinction, if no changes are $1 trillion bipartisan infra- Democratic-only bill, said enheit (minus 40 degrees The proposed listing will ority challenge for this made to current rates of structure package unveiled Sen. Ed Markey, D-Mass. Celsius) and wind speeds be published in the Feder- Administration, impacts a carbon emissions and cli- by the Senate includes For now, the focus is on approaching 90 miles per al Register on Wednesday variety of species through- mate change. more than $150 billion to the bipartisan deal, which hour by huddling together to open to a 60-day public out the world,” said Mar- Around 70 percent of comment period. boost clean energy and pro- includes $550 billion in in groups of several thou- tha Williams, principal mote “climate resilience” colonies will be in danger Listing the bird provides new spending for public sand birds. But they can’t deputy director of the by making schools, ports sooner, by 2050. protections such as prohi- wildlife service. “The de- works projects, $73 billion survive without sufficient and other structures better The new study looked bition against importing cisions made by policy- of that to update the elec- sea ice. able to withstand extreme at overall warming trends “These penguins are them for commercial pur- makers today and during tric grid and more than weather events such as and the increasing likeli- hard hit by the climate poses. Potential impacts the next few decades will $50 billion to bolster infra- storms and wildfires. hood of extreme weather crisis, and the U.S. govern- on penguins must also be determine the fate of the structure against cyberat- But the bill, headed for fluctuations due to global ment is finally recognizing evaluated by U.S. marine Emperor penguin.” tacks and climate change. a Senate vote this week, warming. And it noted that that threat,” said Sarah There’s also $7.5 billion for falls far short of Presi- extremely low levels of sea Uhlemann, international electric charging stations. dent Joe Biden’s pledge ice in 2016 led to a mas- program director at the Citing the deadly Tex- to transform the na- sive breeding failure of an nonprofit Center for Bio- as power outages earli- tion’s heavily fossil-fuel Emperor penguin colony in logical Diversity. er this year, the White powered economy into Antarctica’s Halley Bay. The U.S. government House touted spending to a clean-burning one and That year, seasonal sea has previously listed spe- upgrade the nation’s pow- stop climate-damaging ice broke up before pen- cies outside the country er grid and boost renew- emissions from U.S. power guin chicks had time to as threatened, including able energy. An Energy plants by 2035. develop waterproof adult the polar bear, which lives Department study found Notably, the deal omits feathers, and about 10,000 in Arctic regions and is that power outages cost mention of a Clean Elec- baby birds drowned, Je- also imperiled by climate the U.S. economy up to tricity Standard, a key nouvrier said. The colony change and sea ice loss. element of Biden’s climate $70 billion a year. The bill did not recover afterward. Emperor penguins — plan that would require also invests in demonstra- Emperor penguins breed the world’s largest pen- the electric grid to replace tion projects for advanced exclusively in Antarcti- guins — currently number fossil fuels with renew- nuclear reactors, carbon able sources such as solar, capture and storage and so-called clean hydrogen LAW OFFICES OF The value of each coupon shown here is equal to wind and hydropower. Lynn Drug Task Force Nor does it include a that can be burned with JAMES J. 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Hastings, 1877-1904 Dissident Exxon Mobil days when a 3-percent South Africa — threaten- Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 shareholders won a stun- vote, permitting share- ing an international “run All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 ning victory at the annual holders to resubmit their on the banks” that the Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 meeting, opposing four of resolutions the following country could not afford. Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 management’s proposed year, seemed an insur- Nine years later, South Ext. 2 Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 candidates and winning mountable hurdle. And Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Africa marked the end of Classified/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 three seats on the compa- the oil lobby appeared un- political apartheid with its [email protected] John S. 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Subscriptions [email protected] renewable energy. tivists challenged Shell, In 1994, many of South The same day, Chevron Chevron and Mobil Oil for Africa’s supporters turned Circulation stockholders rejected man- supplying oil to apartheid from disinvesting from [email protected] agement’s position and South Africa — “fueling apartheid to reinvesting Ext. 3 voted 61 percent of their apartheid.” in the new democracy. shares to cut the compa- Together we galvanized This included Shared In- Newsroom ny’s “Scope 3” greenhouse support for the interna- terest, which for 27 years [email protected] [email protected] EDITORIAL gas (GHG) emissions, that tional boycott of Shell Oil has guaranteed South and is, emissions including and launched the ImMO- Southern African bank Ext. 4 those of its suppliers and BILize Apartheid Coa- loans to small business- customers. lition to press the com- Sports es and cooperatives in Hours earlier, a Dutch panies to stop supplying [email protected] low-income Black commu- court ordered Royal Dutch oil to South Africa until nities, benefiting 2.3 mil- Ext. 5 Shell to reduce its 2019 apartheid was no more. Compassion lion people. Retail and Online carbon emissions by 45 In April 1989, Mobil with- It is too soon to tell Advertising percent by 2030, replacing drew its $400 million in whether May 26 will sig- [email protected] the company’s current tar- assets from South Africa. nal a turning point for the get of 20 percent. Other prolonged cam- ADVERTISING and hard work climate. That will depend These measures align paigns against giant oil Ernie Carpenter Jr. with the Paris Climate companies’ abuses — on many factors, including government actions and Director of Advertising Agreement commitment which disproportionately and Business Development, ext. 1355 to limit the rise in our at- impact vulnerable com- the pace of technology as [email protected] defined retired well as continued pressure mosphere’s temperature munities of color — also Ralph Mitchell above pre-industrial levels won occasional success. from climate activists. What is certain is that Sales Representative, ext. 1313 by 2050. The Nigerian govern- [email protected] The fate of the planet ment’s execution of envi- the time has come to fo- Nahant Chief cus not only on actions by Patricia Whalen may depend on wheth- ronmental activist Ken governments but also to Sales Representative, ext. 1310 er oil and gas companies Saro-Wiwa in 1995 was [email protected] themselves join the battle followed by a multi-year demand that oil and gas Dwyer for a sustainable future. campaign by the Ogoni companies disinvest from BUSINESS OFFICE fossil fuels and reinvest in Last December, the Unit- people and allies around Susan J. Conti ed Nations Environment the world to win justice renewable energy. Controller, ext. 1288 Programme warned that for the Ogoni people in A South African proverb [email protected] The truest tes- “countries are planning the Niger Delta. In 2009, reminds us, “The best time Ted Grant tament to retired and projecting an average Shell agreed to pay $15.5 to plant a tree is 20 years Publisher, ext. 1234 Nahant Police ago. The next best time annual increase of 2 per- million to settle a lawsuit [email protected] Chief Robert C. cent, which by 2030 would for collaboration with the is now.” Victories such as Dwyer’s leader- result in more than double execution. those on May 26 do not Marian Kinney ship is the praise the production consistent Activists targeting cor- come often. But unless we ext. 1212 [email protected] accorded Dwyer with the 1.5° Celsius (C) porations may require sow the seeds now, they by the man who limit.” To meet that lim- many years to win signif- never will. Will Kraft succeeded him. it, fossil fuel production icant victories. Campaigns Donna Katzin is the Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 “I mimicked his would instead need to de- for corporate disinvest- founding executive direc- [email protected] crease by roughly 6 per- ment from South Africa tor of Shared Interest. work ethic,” said Paula Villacreses Chief Timothy A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 Furlong. [email protected] Dwyer was per- Mike Shanahan haps the only per- Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 son surprised to [email protected] find police officers Jim Wilson from departments Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 around the North [email protected] Shore, along with state troopers, at- CIRCULATION tending the Town ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Lisa Mahmoud Hall ceremony Manager, ext. 1239 last Friday that Nahant Police Chief [email protected] Robert Dwyer looks on saw him hand the during his retirement CUSTOMER SERVICE chief’s badge to ceremony at Nahant La’ Mosha Ball Furlong. Town Hall last Friday. His law enforce- Customer Service, ext. 1276 [email protected] ment colleagues — anyone who knows Dwyer — would describe him GRAPHICS as the epitome of a police chief. Lowkey and even Trevor Andreozzi keeled in his demeanor, Dwyer knew his depart- Designer ment from the ground up with his perspective on [email protected] law enforcement informed by 30 years in policing. His knowledge of Nahant and familiarity with Edwin Peralta Jr. residents allowed him to grasp the multifaceted Designer skills police officers must acquire and maintain to [email protected] do their job. Police uphold the law, but they re- NEWSROOM spond to calls that also require them to be social Mike Alongi workers and youth counselors. Sports Editor, ext. 1228 Dwyer and Furlong worked together on the Na- [email protected] hant Police overnight shift where Furlong said Gayla Cawley he watched Dwyer work and learned from the News Editor, ext. 1236 best. Furlong left Nahant to join the Lynn Police [email protected] Department until his night-shift workmate con- vinced him to return to the Nahant department. Allysha Dunnigan Dwyer is the latest in a string of local police LETTER TO THE EDITOR Reporter, ext. 1302 [email protected] chiefs to retire, including Swampscott’s Ronald Madigan, who retired in July. Veteran law enforc- Spenser Hasak ers are leaving their jobs and taking their accu- King’s Beach needs leadership Photographer, ext. 1332 mulated institutional knowledge with them at a [email protected] time when the very purpose of policing in America To the editor: the water is tested; it is a Unfortunately, there is In response to the arti- fairly consistent and year- just no interest among Thor Jourgensen is under a societal microscope. Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 cle: “King’s Beach defies round problem. I cringe the Lynn Water & Sewer Calls for defunding police departments and [email protected] clean up,” (Item, July 31) every time I see someone Commission or Lynn or sending social workers instead of police officers — kudos to Tréa Lavery or their dog playing in the Swampscott officials for Tréa Lavery to response requests are growing louder across for a well-written article outfall water. doing this. Reporter, ext. 1317 the country. The demands for transformation on the issue. What is most frustrating This is just not accept- [email protected] are surely prompting police officers to engage in For many years, King’s is the lack of leadership able. The Friends of Lynn self-reflection about their jobs. Jakob Menendez Beach has been labeled on this issue. You would and Nahant Beach will Photographer, ext. 1332 Anyone who knows Bob Dwyer knows that he among the dirtiest beach- think that educating and be kicking off an advo- [email protected] viewed police work, at its core, as human relations es in Massachusetts. This warning people about cacy effort around this work. His hallmark as a police officer was his abil- is Lynn’s only beach and it contact with sewage-con- issue (again) soon. For Anne Marie Tobin ity to listen to people and to respect them and, in should be one of the jewels taminated water during a those who are interested Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 [email protected] turn, receive respect. of the city. pandemic would be a high in working to solve this is- Dwyer leaves the Nahant Police Department, Unfortunately, often it priority — or any priority. sue once and for all, please Sophie Yarin is beautiful to look at but Instead, we hear com- consider joining us. Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 and the town, in his words, “in good hands” — they [email protected] were certainly in good hands for the past 30 years. not safe to come into con- plaints about lack of fund- tact with. This isn’t just ing. How much do some Michael Celona TECHNOLOGY after heavy rainfall or signs cost? Or posting in- Vice President, Friends of Tim Noyes during the summer when formation on a website? Lynn and Nahant Beach Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Theft larly arrests, reflect police records. A report of a motor vehicle In the event of a perceived inac- theft at 3:56 a.m. Tuesday at curacy, it is the sole responsibility Bank of America at 1 State St. of the concerned party to contact the relevant police department and Vandalism have the department issue a no- A report of motor vehicle tice of correction to the Daily Item. vandalism at 7:42 a.m. Tues- Corrections or clarifications will not day at 8 Northern Ave. be made without express notice of change from the arresting police MARBLEHEAD department. Complaints LYNN A caller on Conant Road reported at 7:40 p.m. Mon- Accidents day that they heard a woman A report of a motor vehicle inside a home on that road crash at 9:02 p.m. Monday at screaming and saw things fly- Holyoke and Walnut streets; ing inside. Police determined at 10:59 p.m. Monday at 18 that the people in the home Rantoul Ave.; at 5:50 a.m. were an elderly couple that Tuesday at 77 York Road; at were hard of hearing. 6:44 a.m. Tuesday at Dunkin’ A report of loud music com- Donuts at 29 Boston St.; at ing from a party on Devereux 11:41 a.m. Tuesday at 7 Lib- Street at 9:45 p.m. Monday. erty Square; at 11:47 a.m. PEABODY Tuesday at CVS at 270 Union ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK St.; at 12:16 p.m. Tuesday at Walgreens at 290 Broadway. Accidents The victim of a baseball bat beating, which occured shortly before 2 p.m. Tuesday on Oxford Street in Lynn, is tended to by paramedics before being loaded into an ambulance. A report of a hit-and-run A report of a motor vehicle motor vehicle crash at 9:28 crash at 11:11 p.m. Monday p.m. Monday at 148 Liberty at 127 Washington St.; at St. 10:14 a.m. Tuesday at 550 Police: Man beaten with Lowell St. and 232 Newbury Assaults St. A report of an assault at 12:39 a.m. Tuesday at Com- Complaints baseball bat in Lynn mercial and S Common A report of suspicious activ- streets. ity at 12:12 a.m. Tuesday at By Allysha Dunnigan baseball bat. which looks onto Oxford returned to the scene and A report of an assault and 20 Sutton St. A caller report- ITEM STAFF The person who hit him Street. When she went out- worked with the EMTs to battery at 1:44 a.m. Tuesday ed a drone was flying around with the bat fled the scene side to look for the source convince the victim to get at 436 Eastern Ave. LYNN — Police are in- in her backyard. in a white van that said of the commotion, she saw back into the ambulance. vestigating after a man “Spin City” on it, police the victim holding his arm The victim agreed, and Breaking and Entering was beaten with a base- Theft said. and walking around like police followed the ambu- ball bat on Oxford Street Police described the sus- he was in pain. A report of a motor vehicle lance to Salem Hospital. A report of shoplifting at Tuesday afternoon. pect as a Black man who Firefighters and EMTs breaking and entering at 5:32 4:52 p.m. Monday at Duddy’s Police responded to the Police declined to identi- p.m. Monday at George and was wearing a Red Sox examined the victim, put Liquors at 134 Newbury St. assault at approximately hat. The white van he was him on a stretcher and fy the victim and could not Warren streets. An employee reported a past 1:30 p.m. and found a man driving had commercial placed him in an ambu- provide an update on his A report of a breaking and shoplifting, which police said who was limping around plates, police said. lance. However, the victim condition. entering at 10:01 a.m. Tues- involved two females and a with what he said was a A neighbor said she left the ambulance and Allysha Dunnigan can day at 106 Newhall St.; at male, who stole about $200 broken arm from getting heard yelling and swear- proceeded to walk around be reached at adunnigan@ 12:53 p.m. Tuesday at 24 Til- worth of liquor last Friday, July hit multiple times with a ing through her window the neighborhood. Police itemlive.com. ton Terrace. 30.

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Armed homeowners Mark and Patricia McClo- skey confront protesters marching to St. Lou- is Mayor Lyda Krewson’s house in the Central West End of St. Louis. Missouri governor pardons gun-waving St. Louis lawyer couple FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Police vehicles are seen outside the Pentagon metro area at the Pentagon in Washington. By Jim Salter was trespassing on a pri- ASSOCIATED PRESS vate street. Mark McCloskey emerged O’FALLON, Mo. — Mis- from his home with an AR- Officer dead, suspect killed souri Gov. Mike Parson 15-style rifle, and Patricia announced Tuesday that McCloskey waved a semiau- he made good on his prom- tomatic pistol, according to ise to pardon a couple who the indictment. Photos and in violence outside Pentagon gained notoriety for point- cellphone video captured ing guns at social justice the confrontation, which By Lolita C. Baldor, on condition of anonymity. ministratively separated” time.” He said the FBI was demonstrators as they drew widespread attention Eric Tucker and The Fairfax County Police less than a month later leading the investigation. marched past the couple’s and made the couple heroes Michael Balsamo Department also tweeted and never earned the title “I can’t compromise the home in a luxury St. Louis to some and villains to oth- ASSOCIATED PRESS condolences about the of- Marine, the Corps said in ongoing investigation,” enclave last year. ers. No shots were fired and ficer’s death. Officials said a statement. Kusse said. Parson, a Republican, WASHINGTON — A they believe two bystand- The episode on a busy The FBI confirmed only on Friday pardoned Mark no one was hurt. Pentagon police officer ers were injured. stretch of the Washington that it was investigating McCloskey, who pleaded Special prosecutor Rich- died after being stabbed area’s transportation sys- guilty in June to misde- ard Callahan said his in- Tuesday during a burst of The suspect was iden- and there was “no ongoing meanor fourth-degree as- vestigation determined violence at a transit cen- tified by multiple law en- tem jangled the nerves of threat to the public” but sault and was fined $750, that the protesters were ter outside the building, forcement officials as Aus- a region already primed declined to offer details or and Patricia McCloskey, peaceful. and a suspect was shot by tin William Lanz, 27, of to be on high alert for vi- a possible motive. who pleaded guilty to mis- “There was no evidence law enforcement and died Georgia. olence and potential in- Later Tuesday, the Pen- demeanor harassment that any of them had a at the scene, the Pentagon The officer was am- truders outside federal tagon Force Protection and was fined $2,000. weapon and no one I inter- said Tuesday. bushed by Lanz, who ran government buildings, Agency issued a statement “Mark McCloskey has viewed realized they had The Pentagon, the head- at him and stabbed him in particularly following the confirming the loss of the publicly stated that if he ventured onto a private quarters of the U.S. mil- the neck, according to two Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol. officer, and Defense Secre- were involved in the same enclave,” Callahan said in itary, was temporarily of the law enforcement At a Pentagon news con- tary Lloyd Austin expressed situation, he would have a news release after the placed on lockdown after officials. Responding offi- ference, Kusse declined to his condolences and said the exact same conduct,” McCloskeys pleaded guilty. someone attacked the of- cers then shot and killed confirm that the officer had flags at the Pentagon will be the McCloskeys’ lawyer Joel Mark McCloskey, who ficer on a bus platform Lanz. Investigators were been killed or provide even flown at half-staff. Schwartz said Tuesday. “He announced in May that shortly after 10:30 a.m. The still trying to determine a basic information about “This fallen officer died believes that the pardon he was running for a U.S. ensuing violence, which in- motive for the attack and how the violence had un- in the line of duty, help- vindicates that conduct.” Senate seat in Missouri, cluded a volley of gunshots, were digging into Lanz’s folded or how many might ing protect the tens of The McCloskeys, both was unapologetic after the resulted in “several casual- background, including any be dead. He would only say thousands of people who lawyers in their 60s, said plea hearing. ties,” said Woodrow Kusse, potential history of mental that an officer had been work in — and who visit they felt threatened by the “I’d do it again,” he said the chief of the Pentagon illness or any reason he attacked and that “gunfire — the Pentagon on a dai- protesters, who were pass- from the courthouse steps Force Protection Agency, might want to target the was exchanged.” ly basis,” Austin said in ing their home in June 2020 in downtown St. Louis. which is responsible for se- Pentagon or police officers. Kusse and other officials a statement. “This trag- on their way to demonstrate “Any time the mob ap- curity in the facility. The officials could not declined to rule out ter- ic death today is a stark in front of the mayor’s house proaches me, I’ll do what The deaths of the officer discuss the investigation rorism or provide any oth- reminder of the dangers nearby in one of hundreds I can to put them in im- and the suspect were first publicly and spoke to AP er potential motive. But, they face and the sacrific- of similar demonstrations minent threat of physical confirmed by officials who on condition of anonymity. Kusse said the Pentagon es they make. We are for- around the country after injury because that’s what were not authorized to dis- Lanz had enlisted in the complex was secure and ever grateful for that ser- George Floyd’s death. The kept them from destroying cuss the matter and spoke U.S. Marine Corps in Oc- “we are not actively looking vice and the courage with couple also said the group my house and my family.” to The Associated Press tober 2012 but was “ad- for another suspect at this which it is rendered.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 2021

NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS Woman pleads guilty about 9 percent. to pandemic-related Net outflows to pay pen- sion benefits for the year unemployment fraud were approximately $1.2 billion. BOSTON (AP) — A Mas- Private-equity portfolio sachusetts woman plead- led the way with a return ed guilty Tuesday to using of 70.5 percent, Michael stolen identities to fraud- Trotsky, executive director ulently obtain more than and chief investment offi- $250,000 in COVID-19-re- cer, said in a statement. lated unemployment ben- “The fiscal year 2021 efits, federal prosecutors record performance is a said. direct result of pragmatic Lilly Nguyen, 24, of strategies, informed anal- Stoneham, pleaded guilty ysis, and deliberate execu- in U.S. District Court in tion delivered by the tal- Boston to conspiracy to ented PRIM staff in both commit wire fraud and up and down markets,” aggravated identity theft, said state Treasurer Deb- according to a statement orah Goldberg, chair of from the U.S. attorney’s the board. office. The fund oversees pen- Nguyen participated sion investments for in a scheme to submit about 300,000 state and fraudulent Pandemic Un- municipal employees and employment Assistance teachers. claims using the stolen personal information of others, prosecutors said. Owners of Superman The investigation con- Building pledge to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS nected Nguyen and an al- pay back taxes A Tailwind Air commuter seaplane passes the Custom House, center, and the downtown skyline leged accomplice to more while landing on Boston Harbor. than $250,000 in unem- PROVIDENCE, R.I. ployment claims between (AP) — The owners of April 2020 and December Providence’s so-called Su- 2020. perman Building avoided Airline starts new New York- The federal relief pro- a scheduled tax sale of gram is intended to pro- the vacant landmark by vide unemployment in- agreeing to pay nearly surance benefits to people $450,000 in back taxes to to-Boston seaplane flights not eligible for other types the city, a spokesperson of unemployment bene- for Mayor Jorge Elorza fits, including the self-em- said Monday. BOSTON (AP) — Trav- senger aircraft between founder Alan Ram said in cuts down on the number ployed, independent con- High Rock Westminster elers between New York the New York Skyport on a statement. of person-to-person in- tractors, and gig economy Street LLC contacted the and Boston tired of the the East River and a float- Although the seaplanes teractions unavoidable in workers. city and promised to pay time-consuming hassles of ing dock in Boston Harbor can cut total travel times large airports and on com- Nguyen faces 22 years the taxes when word got crowded airports and com- take about 75 minutes. In up to 60 percent, flights mercial jets. in prison at sentencing out that the state’s tallest mercial flights now have Boston, a water taxi shut- start at $395 one way, Tailwind uses a fleet of scheduled for Dec. 1. building was on a list of a more convenient, albeit tles clients to and from the which includes a stan- Cessna Grand Caravan properties facing a possi- pricey, alternative. float on a seven-minute dard-sized rolling bag ble change of ownership Tailwind Air on Tues- trip from the South Bos- up to 20 pounds (9 kilo- EX Amphibians. Massachusetts cop fired over if someone else paid the day started direct nonstop ton waterfront. grams). The service is also The service currently improper use of database back taxes, spokesperson seaplane service between “Our service combines dog friendly. offers four Boston-to-New Ben Smith told The Provi- Manhattan and Boston the accessibility of the The owners also point York and four New York- LANESBOROUGH (AP) dence Journal. Harbor. train with the speed of a out that in a time of to-Boston flights daily — A Massachusetts police High Rock had been in The flights on eight-pas- flight,” CEO and Tailwind COVID-19, their service through November. officer has been fired after his chief determined the tax delinquency for a year, officer violated state law Smith said. In a tax sale, by looking up women on a anyone can step forward 15 nonprofits share $150,000 criminal justice database and pay the outstanding without valid justification. taxes. If the property own- Brennan Polidoro was er doesn’t repay that debt fired this spring after within a year, title to the in vaccine incentive grants then-Lanesborough Police property goes to the per- Chief Timothy Sorrell un- son who paid the taxes, covered a pattern of im- Smith said. ASSOCIATED PRESS “It takes a team to get ficials. exion Latina, Blackstone proper surveillance that A High Rock spokesper- the job done, and Rhode “It is inspiring to see Valley Advocacy Center, PROVIDENCE, R.I. — he viewed as stalking and son blamed nonpayment Island is lucky to have so Rhode Islanders stepping Domestic Violence Re- Fifteen more nonprofits harassment, the Berk- on an “error.” many nonprofits stepping up to help organizations source Center of South in Rhode Island have each shire Eagle reported. “Due to an internal error, up to keep us safe, support that are delivering food, County, Newport Commu- been awarded $10,000 as A probe revealed that the subject tax payment vaccination efforts and housing and health care nity School, East Bay Food a part of the state’s vac- Polidoro targeted women was not made in a time- to those most affected by Pantry, DaVinci Center cine incentive program, help those in need,” the that he had current or ly manner,” Bill Fischer which releases the awards Democratic governor said the pandemic,” said Neil for Community Progress, past relationships with said in an emailed state- as more residents get vac- in a statement. “Over the Steinberg, president and the American Red Cross’ — or those he wanted to ment. “The payment will cinated, Gov. Daniel McK- last few weeks, we contin- CEO of the Rhode Is- Rhode Island chapter, Bet- date. be made this week. High ee announced Tuesday. ue to see increases in de- land Foundation, which ter Lives Rhode Island Sorrell’s investigation Rock apologizes to the The RI Gives Vax Chal- mand for vaccinations — is partially funding the and Man Up. produced a 58-page report city for any inconvenience lenge launched last month that’s great news for our $750,000 initiative. “But The program has now covering actions by Po- caused by this oversight.” awards grants to nonprof- collective public health make no mistake, more re- awarded $370,000 in lidoro from July 7, 2020, At around 430 feet (130 its that have been on the and great news for our sources will be necessary.” grants to 37 nonprofits. to Feb. 20, 2021. Despite meters), it is called the Su- front lines of the pandem- nonprofits in the RI Gives The recipients of the An additional two months of work before his perman Building because ic response for every 5,000 Vax Challenge.” $10,000 third-round rounds of grants totaling retirement, Sorrell is not it resembles the Daily people in the state who get Nearly 660,000 people grants are: Mathewson $380,000 could be award- sure that he fully mapped Planet headquarters in a first dose of a vaccine. have been fully vaccinat- Street United Methodist ed each time Rhode Island the extent of Polidoro’s the old “Adventures of Su- 15,000 first doses have ed in the state and almost Church, RI Center for Jus- administers an additional misuse of resources. perman” TV show. It has been administered since 80 percent of adult Rhode tice, Oasis International, 5,000 first COVID-19 vac- “Once we found out been vacant since 2013. the program was an- Islanders are now at least Higher Ground Interna- cine doses as reported by there was an issue, we nounced, the state Depart- partially vaccinated, ac- tional, Project Undercover, the state Department of dealt with it,” Sorrell said. Former school ment of Health said. cording to state health of- Housing Network, Con- Health. “f he’s a dirty cop, he’s go- superintendent alleges anti- ing down. It’s all about the public trust. I did the best gay discrimination for my agency and rec- HULL, (AP) — The for- Question would stop short of ommended to the Select mer superintendent of Board that he be termi- Hull public schools alleges nated — and he was ter- in a lawsuit that he was declaring gig workers employees minated.” discriminated against be- Polidoro’s attorney, Ter- cause he is gay and his ence Coles, said that his firing has made it impos- critical labor rights and By Steve LeBlanc chusetts minimum wage the basic obligations of ev- client has appealed his sible for him to land a new ASSOCIATED PRESS for app-based ride-hail- ery other business.” Oppo- benefits — including min- firing. job in education. ing and delivery drivers. nents also said the firms imum wage, overtime, and “He has filed a grievance BOSTON — Some gig Michael Devine alleges Drivers would continue to backing the question are earned sick time. pursuant to the collective breach of contract, defa- workers and a coalition of keep 100 percent of their pushing a false choice that Wednesday is the dead- bargaining agreement app-based businesses in- mation, a civil rights vio- tips. They would also be drivers can only maintain line for groups hoping to which provides that of- lation, intentional inflic- cluding Uber, Lyft, Door- guaranteed at least $0.26 scheduling flexibility by get a question on the 2022 ficers may only be ter- Dash and Instacart are tion of emotional distress per mile to cover vehicle surrendering other work- ballot to submit the lan- minated for just cause,” pushing a proposed ballot and other wrongs in the upkeep and gas. er rights. guage of the question to Coles wrote in a response question in Massachu- $5 million federal lawsuit Ride-hailing and deliv- “Big Tech should follow Healey’s office. It’s up to to a request to comment. setts they say would grant against the school system, ery network companies the same laws as everyone Healey to decide if a ques- “Officer Polidoro’s griev- new benefits for workers the town and five school would be required to pay else, pay their taxes, con- tion passes constitutional ance alleges that the town while stopping short of de- committee members. health care stipends for tribute to Social Security, muster. did not have just cause to claring them employees. Stephen Kuzma, Devine’s and treat their workers Once a question gets the terminate him.” Supporters said Tues- drivers who work at least attorney, told The Patriot 15 hours per week, includ- with basic fairness,” Ste- green light from Healey’s day that the ballot ques- Massachusetts Ledger for a story Monday tion would set a minimum ing full stipends equal to ven Tolman, president of office — typically by the that the firing stemmed earnings guarantee for 100 percent of the average the Massachusetts AFL- first Wednesday in Sep- public worker pension fund from Devine’s text mes- workers, extend new ben- employer contribution to- CIO, said in a written tember — supporters need has its best year sage exchanges with a efits including health care ward a Health Connector statement. to file the question with 21-year-old former student stipends, paid sick time plan premium for those The unveiling of the the secretary of the com- BOSTON (AP) — The who lived in Florida. The and paid family and medi- who work an average of 25 proposed ballot question monwealth’s office and Massachusetts public em- former student initiated cal leave and occupational hours or more per week. comes as Democratic At- then begin the laborious ployee pension fund on the communication. accident insurance, and Drivers would also earn torney General Maura process of collecting more Tuesday reported a net in- There was never evi- protect drivers from dis- paid sick time and paid Healey is pushing forward than 80,000 voter signa- vestment return of nearly dence that the communica- crimination. family and medical leave, with a lawsuit that would tures and filing them with 30 percent for the recently tion between the two was At the same time, the and be provided with on recognize Uber and Lyft local election officials. ended fiscal year, the best inappropriate and Devine question would maintain the job injury protection. drivers as employees un- The certified signatures return in the fund’s 35- did not violate school pol- the status of the workers Critics of the proposed der the state’s wage and must be filed with the year history. icy regarding staff and as independent contrac- ballot question said the hour laws. secretary of the common- The Massachusetts Pen- student communication as tors instead of employee. measure would create a The lawsuit, filed last wealth’s office by the first sion Reserves Investment the school committee said Backers of the question “second class” status for year in Suffolk Superi- Wednesday in December. Management Board in a when it fired him, accord- say that will continue to drivers, delivery work- or Court, challenges the The question is then statement said the return ing to the suit. give the workers the free- ers, and other app-based designation of drivers as send to state lawmakers. resulted in a net invest- Police determined there dom to work when, where, workers in Massachusetts. independent contractors If the Legislature opts not ment gain of $22.1 billion was nothing criminal to how often and how long They described the ballot by the ride hailing compa- approve the question, sup- for the fiscal year that investigate. they want. question as a ploy to avoid nies. porters must then collect ended in June, for a total The $5 million demand Supporters say the ques- paying taxes and paying Healey said the new more than 13,000 addi- of nearly $96 billion in as- for damages is mostly for tion would establish an workers fairly while al- designation as employees tional signatures to guar- sets under management. Devine’s lost wages and earnings floor equal to lowing big tech companies would give drivers access antee a spot on the No- The return outper- his diminished earning 120 percent of the Massa- “to buy their way out of to what she described as vember ballot next year. formed benchmarks by capacity. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Peabody files $732,000 suit against appraiser MANSION plaintiff settled the litiga- From A1 tion.” That settlement, along According to the com- with a settlement in a U.S. plaint, the city took the District Court case filed land by eminent domain against the city by Em- in 2016 to prevent its pire alleging violation of demolition, paying Empire civil rights, resulted in the $425,000 in compensation city having to pay a total for the seizure. The city of $825,000 in November and Story entered into a 2018. contract in 2016 in which The complaint claims Story agreed to appraise that Story’s “failure to the property and testify disclose that he had been as an expert witness on placed on probation and behalf of the city in the his failure to testify con- event litigation ensued, stituted a breach of con- the filing said. tract, and that as a direct Empire sued the city in and proximate result of of Superior Court, claiming the defendant’s (Story’s) the compensation was too ITEM PHOTO | JAKOB MENENDEZ breach of contract, the low as the appraised value plaintiff paid to sett(le) Mayoral candidate Michael Satterwhite stands on a corner in the Pine Hill neighborhood of Lynn of the property was closer the litigation and paid with promotional flyers for his campaign. to $1 million. The lawsuit the defendant for services sought $1.8 million in that had no value and has damages. otherwise been injured or The complaint states damaged.” that on July 31, 2018, He wants to be a voice for the community The city is also seeking Story was deposed in the treble damages, costs and lawsuit. The deposition attorneys’ fees under state SATTERWHITE working to update district communication. He ex- posable income needed for revealed that Story had From A1 policies for the past four pressed his support for the the city’s businesses to been placed on probation law, claiming that Story’s years, something he plans department’s recently-im- succeed. for a six-month period by actions constituted unfair certain wards and busi- to continue if elected may- plemented body cameras Satterwhite said the city the Board of Registration and deceptive acts and nesses. or. He would also work on as well as the formation of needs to offer more afford- of Real Estate Apprais- practices that are pro- “When I say every res- updating the city charter, the All Lynn Emergency able housing options be- ers and was fined $2,000. hibited by the common- ident, every ward, every which faces similar issues Response Team (ALERT), cause the quality of life in That was the first time the wealth. business, I have to actu- with outdated policies, he an unarmed crisis re- Lynn is not high, which he city says it learned Story The city also alleges that ally lead with example,” said. sponse team. attributed to the expenses had entered into a consent Story’s actions and omis- Satterwhite said. “So, “If it fit for a commu- Satterwhite also reflect- needed to live here, some- agreement, dated April 10, sions constitute a breach when I come out into the nity that was here 100 ed on numerous commu- thing he classified as an 2018, with the board and of implied covenant of neighborhoods, I actually years ago, Lynn is a very nity events, including pa- issue. that he had been placed on good faith, and that his listen.” different place now,” Sat- rades, swimming in Flax “Every day as mayor, probation and fined. actions were negligent as A couple Satterwhite terwhite said. “One of the Pond, block parties and I’m going to address ac- “At no time prior to his he “failed to provide the encountered while door policies in the handbook more, that he remembers cessibility to education, deposition had the defen- plaintiff with an apprais- knocking lived in their said that female teachers from growing up. He hopes to transportation, to em- dant disclosed the exis- al, which could be used in Pine Hill home for 40 couldn’t exhibit sarcasm.” to bring these back to the ployment, to a plethora of tence of the consent agree- litigation.” years, and spent 20 min- While the history of the city, along with opportuni- things,” Satterwhite said. ment to the plaintiff (the The city has demanded utes discussing the can- city should not be forgot- ties for youth, such as the “Accessibility is so import- city),” the complaint said. a jury trial. Story is re- didate’s views and plans ten, Satterwhite said we Digitas summer program ant, and so is affordabili- Following Story’s depo- quired to file an answer for the city. This couple should not continue liv- he participated in during ty. Every day I’m going to sition, the appraiser’s at- to the complaint no later brought up two concerns: ing like we are still in the his time at Lynn Classical make sure this city is an torney informed the city than Nov. 29. The deadline one regarding city schools 1900s. High School. affordable city for the peo- that he would not give for a final pre-trial confer- and another involving po- His plans for the city With the short commute ple that live here.” expert testimony in the ence and/or setting a trial licing. include continuing equi- to Boston in mind, Sat- Since COVID-19, he said Superior Court case filed date is Nov. 22, 2022, with During his time on the ty improvements, citing terwhite said he wants to he saw the community by Empire, according to the case to be resolved no School Committee over the recent hiring of four increase connections be- come together by donat- the complaint. The filing later than July 31, 2023. the past four years, Sat- minority principals in the tween Lynn and Boston ing food, supplies and all continues that “after the Conn did not respond to terwhite said he has spent public school district. for youth internships, field types of support to fami- defendant’s refusal to tes- a request for comment. time pushing for an updat- Choosing the right can- trips and educational op- lies in need. tify, and without an expert Anne Marie Tobin can be ed curriculum — since the didates and businesses portunities. This kind of community witness after the deadline reached at atobin@item- current one has not been with the right experience “We need someone as is one of the great parts for expert disclosure, the live.com. updated in more than 30 for the job, regardless of a leader of the city that of Lynn that Satterwhite years — and ensuring that skin color, is how Satter- can bring excitement to said needs to be supported the students’ best interest white said the city should the city, that can show and encouraged. Bettering Saugus shoots for is always kept in mind. operate. that we’re serious about the future of the commu- Satterwhite said the city “Lynn is one of the most change, that we’re not go- nity by making it afford- has a lot of outdated poli- multicultural cities. We ing to repeat the ways of able, encouraging small safer streets cies, including some which have a huge bilingual com- the past that got us into businesses and improving were drafted as far back munity,” Satterwhite said. trouble,” Satterwhite said. education are some issues STREETS Riley noted that the as the 1970s. If elected “But we don’t emphasize “We’ve gotten into too that plans to focus on. From A1 town had installed speed mayor, he said he wants that or sell that as a sell- many short-term crises as “We need a mayor that limit signs in prior years, to make policies a living ing point. We could recruit a city that I think that’s can look for the long term, only help. We can’t stop which have helped to an document that evolves in many companies here if what we’re all sick of.” a mayor that can get peo- drivers from not paying extent in certain areas, in conjunction with how the we could just do that. If For the future of the ple on board with what attention, but this gives terms of drivers being able city changes. they saw someone like me city, Satterwhite said city we’re actually trying to it (crosswalks) a little bit to see how fast they are For example, he said eq- running the city, that’s a leaders need to discuss do,” Satterwhite said. “Not of security in the fact that going. uity, dress code and pun- big deal and shows that housing affordability. With one that divides, but one the blinking lights ought She also said that the ishment in schools have this city is ready.” the increase in property that brings together — to be seen by the driver.” town is always looking at And thanks to a com- changed so much since the In regards to policing, taxes, he said it is nearly and I feel like I have those ways to improve safety for monwealth project, Riley policies were implemented Satterwhite said he is impossible for people in qualities to bring to the its residents. In the next said, the “rail trail” cross- that it has become an is- happy to see the Police Lynn to afford to live in city.” budget season, Riley said sue. To address this, Sat- Department is working the houses they’ve lived Allysha Dunnigan can ings will also be receiving similar signs. she will be looking to pos- terwhite said the School with the community to in for years. Furthermore, be reached at adunnigan@ sibly purchase additional Committee has been build trust and encourage he said there isn’t the dis- itemlive.com. Still, Wong stressed that vehicles need to be careful signs. and residents need to pay “Even if it’s one or two, attention. whatever it (the budget) “The signs are not a cure allows to put it (signs) in all,” said Wong. “The vehi- other sections of town that cles still have to slow down need them,” she said. and the residents also Sam Minton can be have to be more aware of reached at sminton@item- their surroundings.” live.com. Swampscott activist organizing a run for governor

GOVERNOR after a confrontation with From A1 Trump supporter Linda Greenberg. Greenberg also been removed, but was seen throwing wa- she frequently posts vid- ter at Jean-Jacques, and eos on her YouTube page. Ploss, among other Trump Ploss began organizing supporters, allege that he weekly Thursday rallies in punched Greenberg in re- support of then-President sponse; Jean-Jacques and Donald Trump in April his supporters maintain 2020 in Swampscott, near that he simply reached the home of Gov. Charlie out to take Greenberg’s Baker. The demonstra- water bottle out of her tions began as a protest hand. Jean-Jacques’ case against COVID-19-related is scheduled to go to trial restrictions, but soon be- on Aug. 18. gan to include racist imag- Neither Ploss or mem- ery and language. bers of her campaign team The protests were the responded to requests for ITEM FILE PHOTO site of the Dec. 12 arrest comment. From left, New Britain, Conn., resident Steve Shaffer exploits racial stereotypes in at a past pro- of Black Lives Matter ac- Tréa Lavery can be test organized by gubernatorial hopeful Dianna Ploss. tivist Ernst Jean-Jacques, reached at tlavery@item- also known as Shimmy, live.com. A8 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 2021 LOOK! Assistance Dog Day, Hooray for Kids Day, National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day

WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Swampscott girls’ soccer team makes sandwiches for My Brother’s Table By Tréa Lavery ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — The high school girls soccer team this weekend made more than 125 sandwich- es to donate to Lynn soup kitchen My Brother’s Table. The team got together early Sunday morning to stuff lunch bags contain- ing two peanut but- ter-and-jelly sandwiches, peanut butter crackers, napkins, juice boxes and notes of encouragement for that afternoon’s lunch. Team member and high school senior Maddie Hudson said that the community service project was a great way to bring the players together during the summer. “A lot of our seniors COURTESY PHOTO | ROXANNE SCHENA were thinking about The Swampscott High School girls soccer team made more than 125 things to get the team sandwiches on Sunday to donate to My Brother’s Table. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS together and help out the Namir Smallwood, left, and Jon Michael Hill in community,” she said. “A support My Brother’s Ta- COVID-19 pandemic. at their Oct. 16 game at a scene from “Pass Over” in New York. few of my friends and I on ble, but that this was the Hudson said that the Blocksidge Field, and the team had done the PB first time they had done players reached out to hope to again get support and J sandwiches on our something like this. community members from the community and own before.” In addition, last year, through social media to The searing, timely Hudson said that when the team led a food drive solicit donations. local businesses. she was a freshman, the to donate to Swampscott’s This year, the team Tréa Lavery can be team had participated in Anchor Food Pantry, plans to hold another reached at tlavery@item- play ‘Pass Over’ leads a walk to promote and which opened during the drive to support Anchor live.com. Broadway’s return By Mark Kennedy of caviar, clean socks and ASSOCIATED PRESS new Air Jordans. Days melt into days NEW YORK — Danya and they are visited by Taymor was jazzed. It two white characters — a was late July and the man with murky motives theater director had just who has gotten lost, and a cracked open the Au- brutal cop who demands gust Wilson Theatre on they put their hands Broadway after months of behind their backs: “Come stillness and silence. on, boy, you know the The Activision She soaked it all in, drill,” he tells them. Blizzard Booth checking out the stage Riffing off Samuel during the and tweaking her plans. Beckett’s “Waiting for Electronic Taymor is tasked with Godot” and the Exodus Entertainment leading the first play to story in the Bible as well Expo in Los open on Broadway since as being informed by Angeles. the pandemic shutdown the death of Trayvon — “Pass Over.” Martin, the play explores FILE PHOTO | “This play is the right structural racism, police ASSOCIATED PRESS play to reopen Broadway. brutality and economic It will help lead the way determinism. “We ain’t in so many ways,” she chosen,” Moses tells his said. “To consecrate the friend, heartbreakingly. Hit with #MeToo revolt, space after this plague Bruce Springsteen’s with something as rich show was the first to and deep and ultimately open on Broadway since feeling as ‘Pass Over,’ I the shutdown began but Blizzard Entertainment chief is out could not have dreamed “Pass Over” is the first By Michelle Chapman pay and total compensa- according to the compa- the complaint of engag- it.” play. As with The Boss, ASSOCIATED PRESS tion than male peers. ny’s website. ing in blatant sexual As the play makes the it will be an early test of Activision Blizzard CEO The complaint alleges harassment and the state transition to its first Broadway’s COVID-19 The president of Activi- Bobby Kotick sent a that as far back as 2019, alleged that the company preview on Wednesday, precautions — required sion’s Blizzard Entertain- letter to employees after Brack had been told that refused to deal with it cast and crew offered vaccines and masks for ment is stepping down the lawsuit was filed, employees were leaving the because of his position. their takes on the historic the audience. weeks after the maker of stating that the company Santa Monica, California, Jen Oneal and Mike moment, from the first The cast taking it to video games like “World was “taking swift action company because of ram- Ybarra were named meet-and-greet to the Broadway is the same of Warcraft” and “Call to be the compassionate, pant sexual harassment co-leaders of Blizzard, first costume fittings and that starred in a Lincoln of Duty,” was hit with a caring company you came and sexism. It also alleged sharing responsibility for first rehearsal. Center production a few discrimination and sexual to work for and to ensure employees had approached development and oper- “I think, collectively, ev- years ago: Jon Michael harassment lawsuit in a safe environment.” the company’s human ational accountability erybody is bringing their Hill as Moses, Namir California as well as “There is no place resources department with for the company, it said full selves after a year Smallwood as Kitch backlash from employees anywhere at our Com- complaints of unfair pay Tuesday. of transformation and and Gabriel Ebert as over their work environ- pany for discrimination, and assignments. Oneal served as exec- stepping into this show. both white characters. All ment. harassment, or unequal The complaint says that utive vice president of That energy is definite- three say the work has The state sued Activ- treatment of any kind,” he despite the numerous development at Blizzard, ly palpable,” said stage deepened in the interven- ision Blizzard Inc. last wrote. complaints to human re- while Ybarra served as manager Cody Renard ing years, especially since month citing a “frat boy” On Tuesday it was sources personnel and ex- executive vice president & Richard. the death of George culture that has become announced that J. Allen ecutives including Brack, general manager of plat- Playwright Antoinette Floyd at the hands of a “a breeding ground for Brack was leaving the no effective remedial mea- form and technology. Chinonye Nwandu’s white police officer. harassment and discrimi- company in a letter from sures were taken. “With their many years play tells the story of two “We know that what we nation against women.” Activision Blizzard Pres- The lawsuit also claims of industry experience Black friends, Moses and did last time was special, The lawsuit alleges that ident and COO Daniel that Brack only gave and deep commitment to Kitch, stuck on an urban and I think we have a female employees face Alegre to employees. verbal counseling, deemed integrity and inclusivity, I street corner and between real feeling that we can constant sexual harass- Brack joined Blizzard in a “slap on the wrist,” to am certain Jen and Mike childhood and manhood. build and make some- ment, that few women are January 2006 and held Alex Afrasiabi, former will lead Blizzard with They dream of leaving thing even more special,” named to leadership roles multiple leadership roles senior creative director care, compassion and a the corner — passing said Ebert. “We can go to and when they are, they before being named pres- for “World of Warcraft.” dedication to excellence,” over — into paradise, a another level with all of earn less salary, incentive ident in October 2018, Afrasiabi is accused in Alegre wrote. world they imagine full our work.” WEATHER LOTTERY

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©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 2021 ‘The Gigi Method’ comes to Nahant Tennis Club By Mike Alongi er and the winner of 17 complete opposites, Zvere- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Grand Slam doubles titles va’s all-court game bal- with various partners anced her partner’s ag- NAHANT — The town along with two Olympic gressive mantra. Whereas got a special treat Tues- gold medals. Fernández was fire, day afternoon, as former In 2000, Fernández was Zvereva was ice. Appro- two-time Olympic gold named Puerto Rican Ath- priately, the pair entered medalist and 17-time ma- lete of the Century. In Oc- the Hall of Fame together jor winner in doubles ten- tober 2014, espnW voted in 2010. nis Gigi Fernández visit- Gigi Fernández the In international compe- ed to host her patented 10th-most-influential His- tition, Fernández repre- “The Gigi Method” dou- panic athlete in history. sented the United States bles tennis clinic at the The big-serving and and won gold medals in Nahant Tennis Club. hard-hitting native of San doubles play alongside “It was an awesome day Juan, Puerto Rico was the Mary Jo Fernández in from start to finish,” said first female athlete from 1992 and 1996. Andrea Gogolos, who is on her country to become a “Winning the Olympic the Board of Directors at professional in any sport. gold medal is a life-chang- the Nahant Tennis Club. Fernández was fiery, te- ing experience, and noth- “It’s so incredible to have nacious, exuberant, and ing matches that,” said someone who reached the displayed her emotions on Fernández. “Not many pinnacle of their sport the court freely en route people remember or re- come in and teach you a to 17 major doubles titles late to the 17 Grand Slam whole new way to play with four different part- victories, but everyone re- tennis.” ners. Fourteen of those members who won the Fernández is considered titles were shared with gold medal. No one can ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK to be one of the greatest Natasha Zverera, who ever take that away from doubles players of all complimented her spirit- Former two-time Olympic gold medalist and 17-time major winner Gigi you.” time. She is an Interna- ed partner perfectly. Fernández, center, brought her patented “The Gigi Method” tennis clinic to tional Tennis Hall of Fam- While the duo weren’t TENNIS, B2 the Nahant Tennis Club Tuesday.

ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Lynnfield native and North Shore Navigators infielder Jonathan Luders went 1-for-2 with a COURTESY PHOTO | MASS GOLF run scored in a New England Collegiate Base- ball League wild card playoff game Tuesday After a second-round score of 1-over 73 on Tuesday, Swampscott native Aidan Emmerich finished the night. stroke play portion of the 103rd Massachusetts Junior Amateur Championship in third place. He will now play against Jack Moy in the Round of 16 Wednesday morning. Navigators hang Swampscott’s Emmerich sitting in a on to win in NECBL good spot at Mass. Junior Amateur wild card round By Mike Alongi ond-round score of 1-over the first five holes had him against Pleasant Valley ITEM SPORTS EDITOR 73 at Indian Pond Country in good shape, but a bogey Country Club’s Jack Moy in By Mike Alongi other wild pitch allowed Club, Emmerich — who on the par-4 sixth hole led the Round of 16 Wednesday ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Luders to race home for KINGSTON — He may was the medalist at this him to make the turn in 36 at 9 a.m. the game’s first run. not have taken home med- MONTPELIER, Vt. — event last year — currently strokes. He got the shot The only other local golfer The 1-0 lead lasted un- alist honors this year, but It was a back-and-forth sits in third place with a back with a birdie on the to make the cut on Tuesday til the bottom of the sixth, Swampscott’s Aidan Em- was Sean Dully, also a battle all night long, but merich (Kernwood Country two-day total score of 3-un- 10th, but bogeys on the in the end the North when Matt Oldham blast- der 141. 16th and 18th holes turned member at Kernwood ed a solo home run for the Club) is sitting in a good Country Club. Dully put to- Shore Navigators came spot as the stroke play por- It was a solid start to the his under par round into an out on top with a 3-2 vic- Mountaineers to tie the day for Emmerich, who was over par one. gether a two-day total score game up at 1-1. tion of the 103rd Massachu- of even-par 144 and fin- tory over the Vermont the solo leader entering the Emmerich will now move But in the top of the setts Junior Amateur ished the stroke play por- Mountaineers in the New second round after shooting on to the match play por- eighth, Lomuscio came Championship comes to an tion in fifth place. England Collegiate Base- end. a 4-under 68 on Monday. A tion of the tournament, ball League wild card through. The Stanford After shooting a sec- birdie and four pars through where he will face off GOLF, B2 playoff game Tuesday outfielder turned on a night at Montpelier Rec- pitch and knocked it over reation Field. the left field fence, giving Joe Lomuscio went the Navs a 2-1 lead. Playoffs roll on for Lynn Parks and 2-for-4 with two RBI in But back-to-back Moun- the win for the Navs, taineers singles and then while Logan Bravo went an RBI double from Cur- 2-for-5. Jonathan Luders tis Robison tied up the Recreation summer basketball league (1-for-2), Cal Cristofori (1- for-4) and Mathias Haas score at 2-2. Vermont By Mike Alongi five points in the loss for The final game of the vice, Councilor Buzzy (1-for-2) also added hits. then nearly took the lead ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Councilor Buzzy Barton. night was a high school Barton, Community De- James Sashin earned on a wild pitch, but Cris- There were two games battle between Irvine and velopment, Mayor Thom- the win in relief, while tofori made a quick play LYNN — The Lynn played in the middle Sons Inc. and Lynn Teach- Justin Butera earned the to make the out and keep Parks and Recreation as McGee, A. James Lynch school division, with ers Union, with Irvine save. Austin Amaral the game tied. summer basketball league Insurance, Meninno Con- Meninno Construction de- and Sons Inc. coming earned the start on the That set up the dramat- playoffs rolled on to start struction, Lynn Housing, feating Lynn Housing Au- away with a 35-32 win. mound, tossing six in- ics in the top of the ninth. the week, with semifinal Gannon Building Associ- thority by a score of 43-27 Joshua Anderson scored nings and allowing one Cristofori notched an in- games going off in East ates, Rick’s Auto Colli- in the first game. Giovan- 20 points for Irvine and run on six hits. field single, then Luders Lynn on Monday. sion, Councilor Fred Ho- ni Jean led the winners Sons Inc., while Denzel It was a slow start to was hit by a pitch. Bravo Four semifinal games gan, Dandreo brothers, with 21 points, while De- Guillen had 15 points in this one on both sides, followed that up with an were played across three Waste Management, Cat- shawn Rucker scored 16 the loss for Lynn Teachers with the two teams bat- infield single of his own to divisions. points for Lynn Housing Union. aldo Ambulance, Leahy tling to a 0-0 stalemate load the bases, then Lo- The elementary school Authority. The Lynn Parks and Landscaping, Solimine through the first four in- muscio came up big once game was a bout between In the second middle Recreation summer bas- Funeral Home, Neal A. nings. Mayor Thomas McGee again. He smacked an school game, Rick’s Auto ketball league would like Price, Irvine and Sons But North Shore finally and Councilor Buzzy Bar- RBI single into left field Collision beat Councilor to thank all of the spon- Inc., Lynn Teachers broke through in the top ton, with Mayor Thomas Fred Hogan by a score of sors who helped make the of the fifth. Luders got to make it a 3-2 game. Union, Ram Electrical McGee coming away with 27-20. Jason Perry scored league possible this year. things going with a one- The Navigators will a close 15-13 victory. Rob- 15 points in the victory Sponsors for this year Consult & Contracting out single, then he ad- now move on to the semi- ert Ramirez led the way for Rick’s Auto Collision, were Accurate Graphics, Corporation, Columbia vanced to second on a final round, where they for Mayor Thomas McGee while Jesdani Perez had Pizza Lovers, Lazy Dog insurance and Lynn Mu- wild pitch. A flyout al- will take on the North with six points, while eight points in the losing Sports Bar, Lynn Fire Lo- nicipal Employee Credit lowed him to tag up and Division champion Keene Benjamin Phelps scored effort. cal 739, John’s Fuel Ser- Union. reach third base, then an- Swamp Bats. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 2021

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Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Kansas City (Hernández 2-1) at Chicago Cleveland at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. White Sox (Giolito 8-7), 8:10 p.m. Boston at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Pittsburgh (TBD) at Milwaukee (Peralta Minnesota at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. 8-3), 2:10 p.m. Seattle at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Philadelphia (Anderson 2-4) at Washington L.A. Angels at Texas, 8:05 p.m. (Espino 3-2), 7:05 p.m. Kansas City at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 N.Y. Mets (Carrasco 0-0) at Miami (Thomp- p.m. son 2-4), 7:10 p.m. Philadelphia at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Atlanta (Smyly 7-3) at St. Louis (Happ 5-6), N.Y. Mets at Miami, 7:10 p.m. 8:15 p.m. Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Mills 4-4) at Colorado (Gray Atlanta at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. 7-6), 8:40 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Houston (Odorizzi 4-5) at L.A. Dodgers San Diego at Oakland, 9:40 p.m. (Scherzer 8-4), 9:40 p.m. San Francisco at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. San Francisco (Gausman 9-5) at Arizona PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Houston at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. (Gallen 1-5), 9:40 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Thursday’s Games Minnesota (TBD) at Cincinnati (Castillo Boston at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. Simone Biles performs on the balance beam during the artistic gymnastics women’s apparatus final 5-10), 12:35 p.m. L.A. Angels at Texas, 2:05 p.m. at the 2020 Summer Olympics Tuesday in Tokyo. Seattle (Gilbert 5-2) at Tampa Bay (Fleming Seattle at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. 8-5), 1:10 p.m. Cleveland at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. San Diego (Musgrove 7-7) at Oakland Kansas City at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 (Montas 9-8), 3:37 p.m. p.m. Baltimore (Harvey 6-10) at N.Y. Yankees Minnesota at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Biles returns to Olympic competition (Taillon 7-4), 7:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Miami, 12:10 p.m. Cleveland (Mejía 1-6) at Toronto (Matz 8-6), Chicago Cubs at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. 7:07 p.m. San Francisco at Arizona, 3:40 p.m. Boston (Rodríguez 7-6) at Detroit (Mize Philadelphia at Washington, 4:05 p.m. 6-5), 7:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. and wins bronze medal on the beam L.A. Angels (TBD) at Texas (Allard 2-9), Atlanta at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. By Will Graves chine — one, admittedly, Biles and coach Cecile that shifted the focus from TODAY IN SPORTS ASSOCIATED PRESS she fed into at times — that Landi adjusted her balance the Tokyo Games to the set expectations so high beam routine to ease her mental health of the ath- August 4 1985 — Tom Seaver, 40, becomes TOKYO — Simone Biles coming to Tokyo nothing anxiety, switching out a dis- letes who compete under 1945 — Byron Nelson wins his the 17th 300-game winner in ma- isn’t going home with a fist- jor league history with a six-hitter short of the impossible mount that required her to the rings. 11th consecutive PGA Tour event, ful of gold medals. A mental would have been enough. twist for one with two sim- “We’re not just entertain- beating Herman Barron by four — all singles — as the Chicago block — one brought on by White Sox beat the New York Yan- It all became too much. A pler backflips instead, a ment, we’re humans,” Biles strokes. Nelson finishes the year exhaustion or stress or with a record for most tournament kees 4-1. week ago, her internal skill she hadn’t done in said. “And there are things wins (18) in a season. 1985 — Rod Carew of the Califor- something the American wires got crossed when she competition in 12 years, going on behind the scenes 1982 — Joel Youngblood becomes nia Angels gets his 3,000th hit in a gymnastics star still can’t hopped on uneven bars half a lifetime ago. Even that we’re also trying to the only player in major league his- 6-5 win over the Minnesota Twins, quite grasp — that forced during practice. Suddenly, with the degree of difficulty juggle with as well, on top tory to play and get hits for two dif- his first major league team. her to pull out of four Olym- she couldn’t spin. She could lowered, she earned a of sports.” ferent teams in two different cities 1996 — Laura Davies shoots a pic finals saw to that. barely move. She still 14.000, good enough for Biles thought she had it on the same day. In the afternoon, 6-under 66 for a two-stroke victory Yet standing on the podi- over Nancy Lopez and Karrie Webb doesn’t quite know why. third behind Chinese team- under control. Then the his hit drives in the winning run for um Tuesday, a bronze med- the New York Mets in a 7-4 victo- in the du Maurier Classic. And if she’s being honest, mates Guan Chenchen and Americans finished a sur- ry at Chicago. After the game, he’s 1996 — The Atlanta Olympic al hanging around her neck the wires still aren’t recon- Tang Xijing. prising second to the Rus- traded to the Montreal Expos and Games end with U.S. boxer David and tears in her eyes, the nected. She’s not sure when Afterward, she chatted sian team in qualifying. plays that night in Philadelphia. He Reid’s stunning gold-medal knock- 24-year-old Biles may have they will be. with IOC President Thom- She sensed the weight of enters the game in right field in the out, and the women Dream Team’s claimed something far “It was something that as Bach, then wiped away the world on her shoulders. fourth inning and later gets a single. romp over Brazil. Reid captures more valuable: a piece of was so out of my control,” tears after accepting her During the first vault rota- 1984 — Carl Lewis wins the America’s only boxing gold, knock- herself back. Biles said. “But the out- seventh Olympic medal, tion in the team final, the 100-meter dash in 9.99 seconds at ing down Cuban Alfredo Duvergel, From the “twisties” that come I had, at end of the tied with Shannon Miller weight became too much. the Los Angeles Summer Games. while the U.S. women roll to a 111- US teammate Sam Graddy wins 87 victory behind Lisa Leslie’s 29 have haunted her for a day, my mental and physi- for the most by an Ameri- Shaken, she took herself the silver in 10.19 and Canada’s points. A record 11,000 athletes week. From the endless cal health is better than can gymnast. A wave of re- out of the final three events Ben Johnson gets the bronze with from 197 countries make it the speculation about her state any medal. So I couldn’t be lief washed over her follow- and watched as her team- a time of 10.22. biggest Olympics. of mind. From the hype ma- mad.” ing a turbulent eight days mates held on for silver. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo speaks during a news conference at New York’s Yankee Stadium Cuomo urged to resign after probe finds he harassed 11 women

By Michael R. Sisak move to complete an im- tion, overseen by New pieces of evidence revealed up the pressure on the ernor’s office. We continue and Marina Ville- peachment inquiry “as York’s attorney general a deeply disturbing yet 63-year-old governor, who to believe that the Gover- neuve quickly as possible.” and led by two outside clear picture: Gov. Cuomo just a year ago was widely nor should resign,” they ASSOCIATED PRESS Cuomo remained de- lawyers, concluded that 11 sexually harassed current hailed for his steady lead- said in a joint statement. fiant, saying in a taped women from within and and former state employ- ership during the darkest While James concluded NEW YORK — New response to the findings outside state government ees in violation of federal days of the COVID-19 cri- the investigation without York Gov. Andrew Cuomo that “the facts are much were telling the truth and state laws,” New York sis, even writing a book referring the case to pros- faced mounting pressure different than what has when they said Cuomo Attorney General Letitia about it. Tuesday to resign, includ- ecutors for possible crimi- been portrayed” and that had touched them inap- James said at a press con- Since then, he’s seen his nal charges, local authori- ing from President Joe he “never touched anyone propriately, commented on ference on Tuesday. standing crumble with a Biden and other onetime ties could use its evidence inappropriately or made their appearance or made Many of the women said drumbeat of harassment and findings to mount Democratic allies, after inappropriate sexual ad- suggestive comments they feared retaliation if allegations, questions in an investigation found he cases. Albany District At- vances.” about their sex lives. they reported Cuomo’s be- a separate, ongoing in- torney David Soares said sexually harassed nearly a quiry into whether state In a telephone conversa- Those accusers included havior, investigators said, he would request materi- dozen women and worked tion with Heastie, Cuomo an aide who said Cuomo describing his administra- resources went into writ- als from James’ office and to retaliate against one of insisted he wouldn’t leave groped her breast at the tion as a hostile workplace ing the book, and the dis- welcomed victims to con- his accusers. office and told the speak- governor’s mansion, and a “rife with fear and intimi- covery that his adminis- tact him. “I think he should re- er he needed to work fel- state trooper on his secu- dation.” tration concealed the true sign,” Biden told reporters low Democrats and garner rity detail who said he ran On one occasion, the number of nursing home Heastie said the inves- Tuesday, echoing House enough votes to stop an his hand or fingers across probe found, Cuomo’s staff deaths during the pan- tigation’s findings are Speaker Nancy Pelo- impeachment, according her stomach and her back. took action “intended to demic. crucial to expediting the si and New York’s U.S. to a person familiar with Anne Clark, who led the discredit and disparage” Schumer and Gillibrand ongoing state Assembly Sens. Chuck Schumer and the conversation. probe with former U.S. At- an accuser — Lindsey said Tuesday’s report only inquiry into whether there Kirsten Gillibrand, all But Heastie said he torney Joon Kim, said the Boylan, the first former reinforces the calls they are grounds to impeach Democrats. couldn’t do that, said the allegations had varying employee to publicly ac- and other New York Dem- Cuomo, who’s been rais- The leader of the state person, who could not pub- degrees of corroboration, cuse him of wrongdoing ocrats made for Cuomo to ing money for a potential Assembly, which has the licly discuss details of the including other witnesses — including leaking confi- resign after the bulk of fourth term. The Assembly power to bring impeach- private conversation and and contemporaneous text dential personnel files and the allegations were made hired its own legal team to ment charges, said it was spoke to The Associated messages. Investigators drafting a letter attacking public last winter. investigate myriad alle- clear Cuomo could no Press on condition of ano- interviewed 179 people, her credibility. “No elected official is gations regarding harass- longer remain in office. nymity. including the governor The investigation’s find- above the law. The people ment, his book, nursing Speaker Carl Heastie, a The nearly five-month, himself. ings, detailed in a 165- of New York deserve bet- homes and special access Democrat, said he would non-criminal investiga- “These interviews and page public report, turn ter leadership in the gov- to COVID-19 testing. Landlords, tenants fill courts as eviction moratorium ends By Michael Casey offer a reprieve for many. one – bedroom apartment and Philip Marcelo The government planned she rents for herself and ASSOCIATED PRESS to put in place a new three young sons. eviction moratorium that The 27-year-old said she PROVIDENCE, R.I. — would protect areas where started to struggle after Gabe Imondi, a 74-year- 90 percent of the U.S. pop- her hours were cut in May old landlord from Rhode ulation lives, according to at the Walmart warehouse Island, had come to court three people familiar with where she worked. She’s hoping to get his apart- the plans, who insisted on applied to numerous agen- ment back. He was tired of anonymity to discuss the cies for help but they’re ei- waiting for federal rental forthcoming announce- ther out of money, have a assistance and wondered ment. waiting list, or not able to aloud “what they’re doing The move followed pro- help until clients end up with that money?” tests from Democratic in court with an eviction Hours later, Luis Ver- lawmakers over the swift notice. tentes, in a different case, end to the moratorium as Rivera said she’s pre- was told by a judge he had FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the delta variant of the paring herself mentally to three weeks to clear out coronavirus surges. move into a shelter with Security personnel ask customers for proof of vaccination as they enter of his one-bedroom apart- Historic amounts of her children. City Winery. ment in nearby East Prov- idence. The 43-year-old rental assistance allocat- “We just need help,” she landscaper said he was ed by Congress had been said, fighting back tears. four months behind on expected to avert a crisis. “It’s just been really hard NYC will require vaccination rent after being hospital- But the distribution has with everyday issues on ized for a time. been painfully slow: Only top of worrying about “I’m going to be home- about $3 billion of the first where you’re going to live.” proof for indoor dining, gyms less, all because of this tranche of $25 billion had But there was more op- been distributed through timism in Virginia, where pandemic,” Vertentes said. By Karen Matthews will have to show proof During a Tuesday news “I feel helpless, like I can’t June by states and local- Tiara Burton, 23, learned ities. A second amount of she would be getting fed- and Bobby Caina that they have had at conference, President Joe do anything even though I least one vaccine dose. $21.5 billion will go to the eral help and wouldn’t Calvan Biden said he support- work and I got a full-time ASSOCIATED PRESS “The only way to patron- states. be evicted. She initially ed New York City’s move job.” ize these establishments and said other cities need More than 15 million feared the worst when the NEW YORK — New Scenes like this played indoors will be if you’re to give “the authority to out from North Carolina people live in households moratorium lifted. York City will soon re- vaccinated,” de Blasio those restaurants or busi- to Virginia to Ohio and be- that owe as much as $20 “That was definitely a quire proof of COVID-19 said. “The goal here is to nesses to say: ‘In order to yond Monday as the evic- billion to their landlords, worry yesterday,” said vaccinations for anyone convince everyone that come in, you have to give tion system, which saw a according to the Aspen Burton, who lives in Vir- who wants to dine indoors this is the time. If we’re dramatic drop in cases be- Institute. As of July 5, ginia Beach. “If they’re at a restaurant, see a per- proof that you’re either going to stop the delta vaccinated or you can’t fore a federal moratorium roughly 3.6 million peo- going to start doing evic- formance or go to the gym, variant, the time is now.” come in.’” expired over the weekend, ple in the U.S. said they tions again, then I’m going Mayor Bill de Blasio an- The Democrat said De Blasio has focused rumbled back into action. faced eviction in the next to be faced with having to nounced Tuesday, making some details still need to Activists fear millions will two months, according to figure out where me and it the first big city in the be worked out, including on getting as many New be tossed onto the streets the U.S. Census Bureau’s my family are going to go. U.S. to impose such re- rules affecting children Yorkers vaccinated as as the delta variant of the Household Pulse Survey. And that’s not something strictions. under 12, who are not yet possible while resisting coronavirus surges. In Columbus, Ohio, that anyone should have The new requirement, eligible for any of the ap- calls to mandate masks The Biden administra- Chelsea Rivera showed to worry about these days which will be phased in proved vaccines. The pol- indoors, as several cities tion allowed the federal up Monday at a Frank- at all.” over several weeks in Au- icy will go into effect on and counties in California moratorium to expire over lin County court after re- She was relieved to gust and September, is the Aug. 16 but inspections have done. the weekend and Congress ceiving an eviction notice learn she was approved most aggressive step the and enforcement won’t He said vaccination was unable to extend it. last month. A single mom, for assistance through the city has taken yet to curb begin until Sept. 13 — cards will be accepted as But on Tuesday the ad- she’s behind $2,988 in Virginia Rent Relief Pro- a surge in cases caused by the week the city’s public proof of inoculation, along ministration appeared to rent and late fees for the gram. the delta variant. People schools reopen for fall. with state and city apps. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 2021 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Wife not interested in raising husband’s love child DEAR ABBY: My hus- niece, who is very close to band of three years in- Dear Abby is written by Abigail me. However, I don’t formed me that he’d had Van Buren, also known as Jeanne want to be a hypocrite. I a brief affair and fathered Phillips, and was founded by her can’t imagine sitting a baby. We worked through the service, lis- through it, and I decided mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact tening to speeches about to stay in the marriage. Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. what a “wonderful” man The mother of the child is Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. he was and accepting in a new relationship. I condolences. My absence am 10 years older than will undoubtedly gener- my husband and have not helping him with his DEAR TOOK CARE: ate comments and ques- grown kids. I am not in- baby. I worked hard while That’s a good question. tions. I have spent many terested in raising any I raised my kids and It’s one you might discuss years dealing with the more. I have friends, hob- made all the sacrifices with an attorney to deter- after-effects of his abuse. bies, outdoor sports and necessary. We have close mine what the result will How should I handle activities that I enjoy in relationships as adults. be financially if you exit this? my free time, and I’m not We live nearby, and they the marriage. Do nothing giving them up. (My hus- sometimes accompany in haste. However, once SURVIVOR IN band enjoys these activi- me on my adventures. you have done that, if you PENNSYLVANIA ties, too.) He told me he When they have kids of are unwilling to disrupt DEAR SURVIVOR: A plans to have visitation their own, I plan to be an your plans and help your funeral service may be a with the baby in our involved grandparent, husband with a responsi- way to honor the de- home every other week. I but I would never expect bility that should be sole- ceased, but it is also in- have no objection. In fact, my husband to give up ly his, tell him you don’t tended to comfort and I see it as a perfect oppor- his weekends to wipe plan to spend weekends support the grieving rela- tunity to go on some out- their noses. (He would re- babysitting the result of tives. A way to manage of-towners with my girl- fuse, by the way. I know his careless, adulterous friends. (We plan to yuk this because he has said affair. this would be to sit in the it up and enjoy some spa so.) His stance on step- back of the room, quietly services.) parenting is different DEAR ABBY: My fam- get up to “visit the bath- Abby, my husband now because it involves a ily will be expecting me room” for most of the eu- hasn’t a clue what to do. baby. I’m wondering if I to attend the funeral of a logizing and return as He has never even should stay in the mar- relative who, as few of they are wheeling the changed a diaper. I told riage. them know, was an abu- “dearly departed” out so him he will have to learn sive monster. I want to you can support the griev- quickly or adjust his visi- TOOK CARE OF MY support the people I love, ing niece by showing her tation plans because I am OWN especially the abuser’s you were there. BRIDGE

Blackwood may transfer the declarer Alberto Moravia, an Italian novelist, one ace, responded four no-trump, claims: “One becomes a writer, but simple Blackwood. Then, when his one must be born a novelist. If a per- partner did bid five diamonds, Shee- son has sensitivity, culture and imag- han passed! At first, South wasn’t ination, it is not difficult to become a amused, but note that four spades writer. It is impossible to become a could have been defeated. novelist, story-teller or fabler; either South, after ruffing the club lead in you have a natural gift for narrating the dummy and drawing trumps, had or you don’t.” Similarly, top bridge to play the heart suit for only two losers. players are born with a natural gift. Realizing it couldn’t help to start with Others can be competent but will one of dummy’s honors, South called never be great. for the heart two. When East played low, In today’s deal, North bid and South paused. It looked like a guess South played with imagination. Look between finessing the eight (playing first at North’s hand. You are play- East for the nine) and going up with the ing rubber bridge for high stakes. 10 (playing East for the jack). However, Your partner, bless him, opens four if East held the jack, perhaps he would spades. After your right-hand oppo- have played it to guard against South’s nent passes, what would you do? having a singleton 10. So, South fi- Sitting North was Robert Shee- nessed his eight. han, a top British international. It When West won with the jack, looked like a clear-cut pass, but South claimed his contract, conced- Sheehan, hoping his partner held ing a second heart trick. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH DID YOU KNOW?

Marvel Studios Legends: “Peggy Carter”/”The Avengers Initiative”/”The Ravagers” Disney+ New Episodes! Ahead of Marvel Studios’ new animated series What If…?, which debuts Aug. 11, get reintroduced to some favorite characters and elements of the Marvel Cinematic Universe that will be featured in the alternate-history series in new Legends episodes focusing on Peggy Carter from the Captain America films, the Avengers Initiative from the Avengers films and the Ravagers from the Guardians of the Galaxy films. Walt Disney Animation Studios Short Circuit Ex- perimental Films Disney+ Season Premiere! Short Circuit is an experimental program where any- one at Walt Disney Animation Studios can pitch an idea and potentially be selected to create an origi- nal, innovative short film with the support of the stu- dio and their fellow artists. The goal is to take risks, surface new and diverse storytelling voices, and ex- periment with new technical innovation in the film- making process. This month, enjoy the latest batch of films to come out of this program. Car Masters: Rust to Riches Netflix Season Premiere! The gang at Gotham Garage returns for a third sea- son of restoring and flipping an eclectic collection of cars. Summer Under the Stars: Louis Armstrong TCM, beginning at 6am Catch a Classic! Iconic trumpeter and singer Louis Armstrong gets his first daylong celebration during Turner Classic Movies’ Summer Under the Stars on what would have been his 120th birthday (he was born in New Orleans on Aug. 4, 1901). In many of these films, “Satchmo” offers a commanding presence just showing up as himself, whether in a romantic musical comedy like High Society (1956) or in a straight-up concert film Cheap Old Houses like Jazz on a Summer’s Day (1959), which features the musician and a host of other legends in high- By Rick Gables Ethan and Elizabeth will tral home in the small, seem- and the Boone family, so she share stories of the homes’ ingly sleepy town of Preach- can write about them. In do- lights from the 1958 Newport Jazz Festival. There The highly anticipated historical significance and er’s Corners, Maine after his ing so, Rebecca will craft the are also some movies in which Armstrong acts as 10-episode series Cheap Old architectural uniqueness. wife dies at sea. However, next great gothic novel, while a character, notably in the 1966 Sammy Davis Jr.- Houses, starring hosts Ethan led musical drama A Man Called Adam, which Arm- They will rely on Elizabeth’s Charles will soon have to unraveling a mystery that and Elizabeth Finkelstein, background as a historic confront the secrets of his has plagued her own family strong made five years before his passing. Among will premiere Monday, Au- preservationist as well as family’s sordid history,?and for years. many other titles, the day will also include the net- gust 9, with back-to-back ep- the couple’s shared passion fight to end the darkness In remembrance of the at- work premiere of the 1989 documentary Satchmo: isodes at 9 and 9:30 PM ET/ for saving old property gems. that has plagued the Boones tacks on September 11 in The Life of Louis Armstrong, which originally aired as PT on HGTV. The series is They also will visit beautiful- for generations. Hampshire New York City, Washing- part of PBS’ American Masters series. inspired by the Finkelstein’s ly restored homes formerly plays Rebecca Morgan, an ton D.C. and Pennsylva- Good Times: “The Evans Get Involved” uber popular Instagram feed, featured on their popular In- ambitious young woman who nia 20 years ago, National getTV, 10am which racks up millions of stagram account. left Preacher’s Corner to at- Geographic Channel will Relive the emotional 1977 four-parter about child views with images of surpris- Premium network EPIX tend Mount Holyoke College, premiere 9/11: One Day in abuse that introduced Janet Jackson as Penny on ing property bargains that will premiere the new series and has returned home with America over four consecu- the hit sitcom. are architecturally intact and Chapelwaite on Sunday, Au- an advance?to write a story tive nights, starting Sunday, Music’s Greatest Mysteries: “Tina, Disco and available for under $150,000. gust 22 at 10 PM ET/PT. 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CITY OF LYNN-CORRECTED ZONING AMENDMENT LYNN HOUSING AUTHORITY & NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT CLEANING/ Notice is hereby given that on Monday, August 9, 2021, a Public Hearing will be REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS (RFQ) MAINTENANCE held by the Planning Board at 3:00 p.m. in Council Chambers and on Tuesday, ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES FOR KITCHEN, BATHROOM, AND FLOOR UPGRADES August 10, 2021, the City Council will hold a public hearing at 5:30 pm in the 18 BOND STREET AND 95 TREMONT STREET (M. HENRY WALL PLAZA) Council Chambers both regarding a proposal to amend the City of Lynn Zone Ordinance and Zoning Map of the City of Lynn on the following: The Zoning The Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood Development (LHAND) invites Amendment creates an Overlay District generally for the land that lies between applications from licensed architects for the predevelopment design services WE TAKE AND DISPOSE Lynnfield Street, Dartmouth Street, Woodland North, Anchor Road, Donnelly Drive, related to the renovation of the kitchens, bathrooms and floors, of two 88-unit Mary Ellen Drive, Joel Circle, Hermon Road and Michael Road. buildings located at 95 Tremont Street and 18 Bond Street, Lynn, MA 01902. The prior advertisement mistakenly identified Woodlawn Street. Predevelopment services to include schematic/study phase, design development, construction cost estimates, plans and specifications, assistance with relocation OF ANYTHING The proposed Zoning Amendments and Map are available for inspection during planning, bidding, and award. normal City Hall hours at the Lynn City Clerk's Office, Lynn City Hall, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn, MA 01901 and are also available to view on the City of Lynn Construction project bidding must follow M.G.L. Chapter 149, §§ 44A-44J as well Website. All persons interested in presenting public comment at the meeting are as any stricter federal procurement laws. Cellars, Attics, welcomed to participate. Any claims of invalidity by reason of any defect in the Garages, Yards, Stores, etc. procedure of adoption or amendment may only be made within ninety days of The design fee will be negotiated not to exceed $190,000. DO NOT include a cost such posting or of the second publication of this Advertisement. proposal with your application. Estimated construction cost is $1,750,000.00. Call for quick service and best prices. Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk The offeror must maintain professional liability (errors and omission) insurance for Item: August 4, 2021 the entire period of work and for one year after substantial completion.

CITY OF PEABODY Funding provided by the Department of Housing and Community Development through the Capital Fund. WE ALSO RENT The City of Peabody is accepting offers for purchase of land with buildings in the City: All designs must comply with Federal, State, and local regulations. ROLL-OFF DUMPSTERS SALE OF 10 LOWELL STREET Request for Qualifications (RFQ) is available Wednesday, August 4, 2021 at Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood Development's Procurement Office located at 15 yards, 20 yards, and 30 yards Complete responses including offer to purchase the subject Parcel will be received 10 Church Street, Lynn, MA 01905 or by emailing [email protected]. Questions by the Purchasing Agent, City Hall Lower Level, 24 Lowell Street, Peabody, MA regarding the scope of work should be directed to Charles Mihos at (781) 01960 until: 581-8606.

NOON, prevailing local time WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2021 Interested firms must certify that they are not debarred, suspended, or otherwise prohibited from professional practice by and Federal, State, or local agency. 781-593-5308 / 781-598-0646 Documents containing the City's notice of sale with terms and conditions associated therewith are available at the Purchasing Department offices, at the Site visits for potential applicants are mandatory and by appointment only. above address, during City Hall business hours. Contact Charles Mihos to schedule a visit. ericzdisposal.com

Right is reserved to waive any minor informalities in or to reject any or all offers, Applications are due no later than Wednesday, September 1, 2021 at 11:00 AM. CLEANING/ and for the Mayor to offer rights to purchase the Parcel to such party as deemed Applications must be mailed or delivered to the attention of Charles Mihos, 10 MAINTENANCE FUELS/HEATING beneficial to the City, pursuant to the rule of award stated in the City's solicitation Church Street, Lynn, MA 01902. Applications received after that time shall not be document. considered. Firms must provide one (1) original and three (3) copies of the application. Submittals presented to the City after the date and time above shall not be RONNIE Z considered for award and will be returned to the offeror. Lynn Housing Authority's Board of Commissioners reserves the right to reject any or all applications or take such action it may deem best for the Lynn Housing Daniel B. Doucette Authority & Neighborhood Development. MOVING FUEL ASSISTANCE ACCEPTED Purchasing Agent Leave your moving to us! 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE The LHAND Board of Commissioners and the Executive Director will do the notice Whether it be one piece or more! We service Item August 4 and 18, 2021 of the award and the actual award of this contract. gas and oil 10% off for senior citizens, M.G.L. c. 7C, §§ 44-57 veterans, and disabled heating systems. LEGAL NOTICE Charles J. Gaeta Oil tanks Executive Director Call Ronnie installed/removed. The Saugus Board Selectmen announce the availability of an All Alcoholic Beverage License. ITEM: August 4, 2021 781-321-2499 For a free estimate 781-592-9505 The Selectmen have set the procedure to apply as follows: The application must be returned to the Board of Selectmen's office, 298 Central Street, Saugus, MA CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION 01906 no later than August 31, 2021. Completed applications will be placed on TO EXPAND THE POWERS OF A NOTICES the September 7, 2021 Selectmen's agenda with a time listed for a public hearing GUARDIAN on each individual applicant. Docket No. ES98P2852GI1 Commonwealth of Massachusetts PAY CALLS Application forms are available on the Saugus, MA website under Board of The Trial Court Probate and Family Court If you want an honest Selectman or at the office of the Board of Selectmen, 298 Central Street, Saugus, opinion of value MA 01906. Essex Probate and Family Court 36 Federal Street Pay Call Numbers FREE SERVICE (900, 976 and 550) Salem, MA 01970 For any questions, please contact the selectmen's office at 781-231-4124 or Advertiser telephone numbers with Zero down for veterans Chairman Anthony Cogliano at [email protected]. 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST 3% down for non-veterans In the interests of: Darlene Bennett of: Lynn, MA disclose the price of the telephone RESPONDENT Incapacitated Person/Protected Person This Announcement has been posted in the Saugus Advertiser, Saugus call. When a number is published Advocate, Lynn Item, the Saugus Website, and the Saugus Cable Television within the advertisement the per To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been local access channel. minute and/or flat charge must be filed by Dept. of Mental Health c/o Office of General Counsel of Tewksbury, MA in included. If you dial a pay per call the above captioned matter requesting that the court expand the powers of a Signed: Anthony Cogliano, Chairman number from an advertisement appear- Guardian of the Respondent. All real estate advertising in this Janice K. Jarosz, Temp Clerk ing in the classified section and it newspaper is subject to the Federal DOES NOT disclose this information, Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- The petition asks the court to make a determination that the powers of the setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and ITEM: August 4, 2021 please notify the Item classified Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes Guardian and/or Conservator should be expanded, modified, or limited since the department immediately. Response to it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or time of the appointment. The original petition is on file with the court. discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, TOWN OF LYNNFIELD any pay per call numbers will be handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, charged to your telephone bill and age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, INVITATION TO BIDDERS You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your anyone under 18 years of age must veteran's status, or source of income or any attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 AM on the intention to make any such preference, limitation have parent's consent. DRAINAGE AND WATER IMPROVEMENTS ON FLETCHER RD, TIMBERHILL return date of 09/02/2021. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline date or discrimination. Please call immediately for further This newspaper will not knowingly accept any LANE, AND MAPLE STREET by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. If you advertising for real estate which is in violation of details or information. fail to file the written appearance by the return date, action may be taken in this the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all CLASSIFIED dwellings in this newspaper are available on an The Town of Lynnfield will receive sealed bids for performing drainage and water matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written appearance, (781)593-7700 equal opportunity basis. To complain of improvements on Fletcher Road, Timberhill Lane, and Maple Street in accordance you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific facts and discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at with the Town of Lynnfield terms,conditions and specifications. 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the HELP WANTED hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. Bids shall be submitted to the Department of Public Works Office at the Lynnfield IMPORTANT NOTICE Town Hall located at55 Summer Street Lynnfield, MA 01940 and shall be clearly The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the marked "DRAINAGE AND WATERIMPROVEMENTS ON FLETCHER RD, JOB INFORMATION GENERAL above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or HELP WANTED TIMBERHILL LANE, AND MAPLE STREET, BID#D21-4043". Bids will be received financial affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a SERVICES until 10:00 AM on August 31, 2021 at which time they will be publicly opened lawyer. Anyone may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If and read in the H. Joseph Maney Meeting Room, 55 Summer Street, Lynnfield, the above-named person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at NOTICE MA01940. All bids must be submitted in the format provided in the bid package. State expense. Don't pay to find work before you get the job. Legitimate job placement firms A bid deposit in the amount of 5% of the total amount of the bid shall be WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court that work to fill specific positions GORTON'S furnished with the bid in the form of cash, certified check, treasurer's or cashier's Date: July 29, 2021 cannot charge an upfront fee. For free check issued by a responsible bank or trust company, or in a form of a bid bond information about avoiding employ- 2nd Shift Production Position executed by a surety company authorized to do business in the Commonwealth of Pamela Casey O'Brien ment service scams, write the Federal Gorton's, America's leader in Frozen Massachusetts, made payable to the Town of Lynnfield. 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GRAPHIC | ASSOCIATED PRESS A ship in the Gulf of Oman may have been a hijacking target Tuesday. British navy group: ‘Potential hijack’ of ship off UAE coast By Isabel Debre and rently underway” off the cording to MarineTraffic. Jon Gambrell coast of Fujairah. Hours com. That typically means ASSOCIATED PRESS later, the authorities said a vessel has lost power and the incident was a “poten- can no longer steer. DUBAI, United Arab tial hijack,” but provided “At the same time, if they Emirates — The British no further details. are in the same vicini- navy warned of a “poten- Shipping authority ty and in the same place, tial hijack” of a ship off the Lloyd’s List and maritime then very rarely that hap- coast of the United Arab intelligence firm Dryad pens,” said Ranjith Raja, Emirates in the Gulf of Global both identified the an oil and shipping expert Oman on Tuesday, though vessel involved in the in- with data firm Refintiv. the circumstances re- cident as Panama-flagged “Not all the vessels would mained unclear. asphalt tanker Asphalt lose their engines or their The incident comes amid Princess. The vessel’s own- capability to steer at the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS heightened tensions be- er, listed as Emirati free same time.” Krystsina Tsimanouskaya, of Belarus, runs in the women’s 100-meter tween Iran and the West zone-based Glory Interna- One of the vessels later run at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. over Tehran’s tattered tional, could not immedi- began moving. nuclear deal with world ately be reached for com- An Oman Royal Air Force powers and as commer- ment late Tuesday. Airbus C-295MPA, a mari- cial shipping in the region The U.S. military’s Mid- time patrol aircraft, flew in Belarus sprinter says has found itself caught in east-based 5th Fleet and circles for hours over the the crosshairs. Most re- the British Defense Min- waters, according to data cently, the U.S., the U.K. istry also did not imme- from FlightRadar24.com. and Israel have blamed diately return calls for Apparently respond- ing to the incident, For- punishment awaited Iran for a drone attack on comment. The Emirati eign Ministry spokesman an oil tanker off the coast government did not imme- Saeed Khatibzadeh called of Oman that killed two diately acknowledge the the recent maritime at- people. Iran has denied in- incident. tacks in the Persian Gulf her back home volvement. Earlier, six oil tankers an- “completely suspicious.” The British military’s nounced around the same He denied that Iran was By Daniel Kozin and Monday. She plans to fly to make the decision for you involved. Daria Litvinova Warsaw later in the week. to go home, it was decided United Kingdom Maritime time via their Automat- “Iran’s naval forces are Trade Operations initial- ic Identification System ready for help and rescue ASSOCIATED PRESS Team officials “made it by other people, and we in the region,” Khatibza- clear that, upon return were merely ordered to ly warned ships Tuesday trackers that they were MOSCOW — A Belaru- that “an incident is cur- “not under command,” ac- deh said. home, I would definitely make it happen.’” sian Olympic sprinter who face some form of pun- Reached by phone had a public feud with offi- ishment,” the 24-year-old Tuesday, Dzmitry Dau- cials from her team at the sprinter told The Associ- halionak, the head of Be- Tokyo Games said Tues- ated Press in a videocall larus’ delegation at the day that they “made it interview from Tokyo. Games, declined to com- clear” she would face pun- “There were also thinly ment, saying that he has ishment if she returned disguised hints that more home to an autocratic gov- “no words.” would await me.” In the interview, Tsima- ernment that has relent- She added that she be- nouskaya also expressed lessly stifled any criticism. lieved she would be kicked worry for her parents, who Waiting to leave Japan off the national team. She remain in Belarus. Her to seek refuge in Europe, hopes to be able to contin- Krystsina Tsimanouska- ue running once she has husband, Arseni Zdanev- ya said she hopes she can reached safety. ich, told the AP that he de- continue her career, but “I would very much like cided to leave the country for now her safety is the to continue my sporting when Tsimanouskaya told priority. After she criti- career because I’m just 24, him she wasn’t coming cized the management of and I had plans for two back. her team on social media, more Olympics at least,” “It was all very sudden. she accused officials of she said. But “for now, the I only had an hour to col- hustling her to the airport only thing that concerns lect my things,” Zdanevich and trying to put her on a me is my safety.” said from Ukraine, where plane back to Belarus. Asked what made her he said he feels safe even PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS In the dramatic standoff, fear she would be in dan- though police are investi- A medical worker takes swab samples from a child during mass testing several countries offered ger at home, Tsimanous- gating whether a Belarus for COVID-19 at a residential block in Wuhan, in central China’s Hubei help, and Poland granted kaya said that “the key activist’s death there was phrase was that ‘we didn’t province. her a humanitarian visa murder. 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They look so innocent. There is little about a chile that hints at the dan- ger lurking inside. They dangle colorfully, seem- ingly harmlessly, from a plant’s bright foliage, or they are piled welcoming- ly at a grocery store or farmers market. And yet, a single bite can cause intense pain, an “if- I-get-out-of-this-I’ll-never- sin-again” kind of pain. Some chiles are mild. Easygoing. Friendly. And you can’t always tell, just by looking at it, which way it is going to be. More than 150 types of chiles are grown and eat- en in the world, and they range in heat from the ut- terly mild bell pepper to the ludicrously inedible hot Carolina Reaper. For the purposes of this article, and my digestive tract, I decided to see what I could make from some of the most readily available fresh peppers, the kind found in any grocery store. I also decided to make a chocolate ice cream with dried pasilla negro chiles, which you have to find at international stores, be- FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE cause I saw the recipe and Eggs poached in a chile-tomato broth, a recipe with peppers. I thought it sounded really good. to make six cups of the jelly, and you can whip for chicken that is simply work. The poblanos have that is used in this dish is It was. It was really, re- jam). But the sugar is just it up in five minutes — delicious. to be charred, and their quite mild and provides ally good. But you’ll have what you need to even out though it still has to chill The pepper part of the skins then scraped away. only what recipe author to wait until the end of the bite of the apple cider for several hours. It’s good recipe comes in the sauce. And the tomatoes have Rick Bayless calls a “gen- this article to read about enough, but I’d only cross A chopped serrano pepper to broiled, or at least vinegar and make a lovely tle glow.” But it also has a it because I want to save backdrop for a combina- a few streets for it. is mixed with cilantro, red browned on all sides in a dessert for last. distinct flavor of raisins, tion of chopped jalapeño For an entrée, I made onion and lime juice, plus hot, dry pan. Instead, I’ll begin with which emphasizes and en- and red, yellow and green Spiced Grilled Chicken the melted butter, for a But don’t worry about it. hot pepper jelly, which I’ve hances the deeper notes of bell peppers. With Cilantro Lime But- traditional Mexican taste. Do the work. You’ll be glad never particularly cared All of that chopping, ter, which was easier than The next dish I made, you did. the bittersweet chocolate. for all that much. I didn’t it sounds — and just as eggs poached in a chile-to- Next up was a refresh- Even so, the chocolate hate it, but I wouldn’t along with the process of canning, takes some time. good. mato broth, is even more ing sauce that can be used and the pepper need to be cross the street to have This is a two-part rec- traditional. Huevos en either as a salad dressing So for kicks — I get my tempered by a rich base, some. ipe, a paste to spread on rabo de mestiza — “mes- or as a dip for crudités, kicks in unusual ways — I which this ice cream abso- But that was before I the chicken before grilling, tiza” does not mean jalapeño-cilantro yogurt made homemade hot pep- also made an easier ver- and then a melted but- “chile-tomato broth” — is sauce. It is a gorgeous lutely has. It’s a custard, per jelly. And let me tell sion of hot pepper jelly. ter-based sauce to driz- basically the Mexican ver- concoction of mint leaves with four egg yolks and you, it was spectacular. It’s basically a cooking zle over the top after it is sion of shakshuka, a Mid- and cilantro in yogurt, equal amounts of heavy I’d cross half the streets hack. You just melt togeth- done. dle Eastern staple of eggs with lime juice and a hint cream and half-and-half. in town to have some er apple jelly and orange The paste is supposed to poached in a spicy tomato of cumin. The heat comes Vanilla and Kahlua each marmalade, and stir in more. Served as a glaze recall the taste of mole po- sauce. from a chopped jalapeño. make their own contribu- a teaspoon of apple cider for grilled fish or chicken, blano, which it only does It’s a satisfying, spicy It all comes together in tions to the flavor. or on a cracker with a bit vinegar, a tablespoon of dish for a brunch, and the a couple of minutes, and in the most general of It’s an indulgence, but of cream cheese, it’s a lit- chopped jalapeño and a ta- ways. But still, its bright broth of poblano chiles, it tastes just as fresh as it tle bit hot and a little bit blespoon of chopped green notes of cinnamon and tomatoes and onions can looks. one of the better indul- sweet. onion for a mild edge that balsamic vinegar, muffled even be made the day be- And then, for dessert, gences in which you can Actually, it is very sweet counters the jellies. by cocoa and brown sugar fore. came the ice cream, a dark indulge. Give it a try. It (you don’t want to know And it works. It success- and spiced up with chili I’ll admit that to do chocolate-chile ice cream. may be the best pepper how much sugar is used fully mimics hot pepper powder, make a coating it right will take some The pasilla negro pepper you ever eat.

SPICED GRILLED CHICKEN chopped with your hands; this should be 4 ounces bittersweet choc- chocolate mixture. lids in boiling water. WITH CILANTRO LIME 1 cup plain whole-milk Greek done over a strainer, because olate (preferably 70 percent), 5. Reduce the temperature 2. Place red, yellow and green BUTTER yogurt the little pieces are tough and chopped into small pieces under the pot of boiling water bell peppers and jalapeño in a Yield: 6 servings 1/2 cup cilantro leaves with can block a sink drain. Rinse 1/4 teaspoon salt to maintain a gentle simmer. large saucepan over high heat. 1 tablespoon chili powder tender stems the chiles briefly, but do not 1/2 cup granulated sugar Set the bowl of custard base Add apple cider vinegar and 2 teaspoons brown sugar 2 tablespoons mint leaves soak in water. Remove stems 4 egg yolks over the simmering water and pectin. Stirring constantly, bring 2 teaspoons ground cinna- 1 tablespoon (or more) fresh and seeds and slice chiles into 1 1/3 cups heavy cream whisk frequently, scraping down to a rolling boil. mon lime juice narrow strips. 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla ex- the sides of the bowl regularly 3. Stir in sugar and return to 1 teaspoon baking cocoa 1/4 teaspoon ground cumin 3. Rinse tomatoes and place tract with a rubber spatula, until the a rolling boil for 1 minute. mixture thickens noticeably, 1/2 teaspoon salt Kosher salt on a hot, ungreased pan or 2 tablespoons Kahlúa, or 4. Remove from heat. Skim griddle over medium heat. about 5 minutes. The custard 1/2 teaspoon pepper Purée jalapeño, yogurt, cilan- other coffee liqueur off any foam from top. 3 tablespoons olive oil tro, mint, lime juice, cumin and Cook, turning occasionally, until Note: The base can be made is sufficiently cooked when it 5. Ladle jelly evenly into 1 tablespoon balsamic vin- a generous pinch of salt in a soft all the way through and the several days ahead and refrig- reaches 180 degrees — dip a egar blender until very smooth. Taste skin is lightly charred. Or, cook erated, covered. The finished wooden spoon into it and run sterile jars, filling to 1/4 inch 6 (8-ounce) chicken breasts and season with salt and more tomatoes about 3 inches under ice cream is best served within your finger through the custard from top of jar. Cover with flat or leg quarters lime juice, if desired. a broiler, turning once, until a day or two of being frozen. on the spoon, the line will hold lids and screw on screw bands 1/8 cup butter, melted Per serving: 36 calories; 2 mushy and slightly charred. 1. Make the chile infusion: In clearly when done. 6. Cool the tight. 1/4 cup minced fresh cilan- g fat; 1 g saturated fat; 5 mg 4. Heat the oil in a large skil- a small skillet heated over me- base: Fill a large bowl halfway 6. Place jars into canner with tro cholesterol; 3 g protein; 2 g let and cook the onion until dium, toast the chile by press- with ice and water. Nestle the hot water that is not boiling. 2 tablespoons finely chopped carbohydrate; 2 g sugar; 1 g translucent, about 2 minutes. ing it flat against the skillet custard into the ice and whisk Water should completely cover red onion fiber; 91 mg sodium; 38 mg Add the chile strips to the pan with a metal spatula until it is regularly until completely cool. jar. Cook on high heat to reach 1 tablespoon lime juice calcium and let them cook for about 3 very aromatic, around 10 sec- Refrigerate if not using imme- a boil. Process for 5 minutes. 1 serrano pepper, finely Recipe by Cerulean Restau- minutes, stirring frequently to onds or longer per side. Place diately. 7. Remove from heat. chopped rant, Indianapolis, via Bon Ap- avoid sticking. in a small saucepan, add the 7. Finish the base, freeze 8. When jars are completely 1/3 teaspoon pepper pétit 5. Process the broiled toma- half-and-half, and heat over the ice cream: Stir the heavy cooled, check seals by pressing cream, vanilla and Kahlúa 1. In a small bowl, combine EGGS POACHED toes in a blender or a few sec- medium until steaming but not centers of lids with finger. If lid into the base. Freeze in an chili powder, brown sugar, cin- IN A CHILE-TOMATO BROTH onds — do not overblend — and boiling. springs back, lid is not sealed ice-cream maker according to namon, cocoa, salt, pepper, Yield: 6 servings add them to the onion-chile 2. Remove from heat, cover and refrigeration is necessary. the manufacturer’s directions. olive oil and vinegar. Brush over 7 poblano chiles mixture. The sauce should have and let steep for 10 minutes, Per serving: 88 calories; no Scrape into a freezer container chicken. 2 pounds tomatoes some texture. Let it cook over then pour into a blender jar and freeze for several hours to fat; no saturated fat; no choles- 2. Arrange grill for indirect 1/3 cup vegetable oil fairly high heat for about 10 and process until the chile firm. terol; no protein; 23 g carbohy- heat. When grill is hot, place 1 1/2 cups thinly sliced minutes, or until the sauce is is smooth. Press the mixture Per serving (based on 6): drate; 21 g sugar; 1 g fiber; 3 chicken on grate, cover and white onion well seasoned and has some- through a medium-mesh strain- 357 calories; 21 g fat; 12 g sat- mg sodium; 2 mg calcium cook until done, about 30 min- 3 cups water what reduced. Add the water er back into the saucepan. urated fat; 157 mg cholesterol; Recipe from aforkstale.com utes for white meat or 45 min- Salt and salt and continue cooking 3. Set up a double boiler: Set 6 g protein; 36 g carbohydrate; utes for dark meat. Chicken is 12 eggs for a minute or so more. up a 4-quart saucepan with 1 EASIEST PEPPER JELLY 30 g sugar; 2 g fiber; 164 mg cooked when a meat thermom- 6 slices queso fresco 6. Crack the eggs, one at a inch of water. Choose a 3-quart Yield: 8 servings (1 cup) sodium; 95 mg calcium eter inserted into the thickest Note: The sauce can be time, into the hot broth. Arrange stainless steel bowl that you 1/2 cup apple jelly Adapted from “Fiesta at part of the largest piece reads made well ahead of time and the slices of cheese on top. can nestle into the pan without 1/2 cup orange marmalade Rick’s” by Rick Bayless and 165 degrees. can even be frozen. Cover with a lid and let the eggs touching the water. Bring the 1 teaspoon apple cider vin- poach very gently until set, 3 or Deann Groen Bayless 3. Meanwhile, in a small 1. Leave the stems, if any, on pot of water to a boil over high egar bowl, combine the melted but- 31/2 minutes. the poblanos. Place directly heat while you’re preparing the HOMEMADE HOT 1 tablespoon seeded and ter, cilantro, red onion, lime over the open flame of a gas Per serving: 363 calories; 28 custard base. Do not heat the PEPPER JELLY juice, chopped serrano and g fat; 16 g saturated fat; 347 chopped jalapeño pepper stove or a wood or charcoal water with the stainless steel Yield: 48 servings (6 cups) 1 tablespoon chopped green pepper. Drizzle over chicken be- grill. If using electricity, smear mg cholesterol; 18 g protein; bowl over it. 6 (8-ounce) canning jars fore serving. 12 g carbohydrate; 7 g sugar; onion the chiles with a light coating 4. Cook the base: Reheat the 1 1/2 cups finely chopped Stir together all ingredients in Per serving: 438 calories; 23 3 g fiber; 373 mg sodium; 236 half-and-half mixture just until of oil and place them directly and seeded red bell pepper a small pan over medium heat g fat; 9 g saturated fat; 192 mg mg calcium it begins to steam. Spread the 1 cup finely chopped and under the broiler. Turn the chiles until jelly and marmalade are cholesterol; 52 g protein; 4 g from time to time to allow the Recipe from “The Essential chocolate into a thin layer over seeded yellow bell pepper melted and mixture is blended. carbohydrate; 2 g sugar; 1 g skin to blister and char lightly Cuisines of Mexico” by Diana the bottom of a bowl, and add 1 1/4 cups finely chopped fiber; 338 mg sodium; 32 mg all over. Do not allow the flesh Kennedy the salt. Pour the warm chile-in- and seeded green bell pepper Cool. Cover and refrigerate 8 calcium to be burnt through. DARK CHOCOLATE-CHILE fused mixture over the choco- 1/4 cup finely chopped and hours. Adapted from a recipe from 2. Place charred poblanos ICE CREAM late and stir until the chocolate seeded jalapeño Per serving: 56 calories; no tasteofhome.com immediately into a plastic bag Yield: 6 to 9 servings has begun to melt. In the stain- 1 cup apple cider vinegar fat; no saturated fat; no choles- JALAPEÑO-CILANTRO and leave them to steam for 1 large dried pasilla negro less-steel bowl (for the double 1 (1.75-ounce) package terol; no protein; 15 g carbohy- YOGURT SAUCE about 10 minutes. This helps chile, stemmed, seeded and (if boiler) whisk together the sugar powdered pectin drate; 13 g sugar; 1 g fiber; 12 Yield: 8 servings to loosen the skin. The skin you wish) deveined and egg yolks until thoroughly 5 cups granulated sugar mg sodium; 12 mg calcium 1 jalapeño, seeds removed, can now be slipped off easily 1 1/3 cups half-and-half combined, then whisk in the 1. Sterilize canning jars and Recipe from myrecipes.com