MONDAY, MAY 10, 2021 ReachArts Peabody is planning means rst Garden business Art Walk in for local Swampscott rms By Tréa Lavery By Anne Marie Tobin ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — With the pan- PEABODY — The Pea- demic shutting down all of its indoor body Area Chamber of events, ReachArts has decided to Commerce and the city’s take the art outside this summer. Health Department are The organization will hold its  rst teaming together on a we- Garden Art Walk on Sunday, June binar to update local busi- 11. Local artists will be able to show- nesses on issues they are case their work and give demonstra- facing as the state contin- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK tions while surrounded by the beauty ues to relax its COVID-19 of neighborhood gardens. Brothers Dylan, 4, left, and Diego Cardonas, 7, wait for their mother, Gaby, to guidelines. “The goal is to get people outside collect a month’s worth of diapers and other essential items during United “Throughout the pan- and moving, and just being able to Way’s Community Baby Shower at the Demakes Family YMCA on Saturday. demic, the Peabody Health appreciate what people are doing,” Department has worked said ReachArts Co-President Heidi closely with businesses to Shear. United Way hosts baby help them implement the Shear explained that the organi- statewide COVID protocols zation had hoped in the past to hold necessary for them to oper- a studio tour event, where local art- ate safely,” said Director of ists show their workspaces, but that shower for 150 Lynn families Health Sharon Cameron. COVID-19 had stopped them from “As the public health data doing so. By Elyse Carmosino expectant Lynn families struggling with the improves, many of the re- Attendees will receive a map that ITEM STAFF economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic strictions are being modi- will list the participating gardens. In with a one-month supply of diapers, wipes, LYNN — Families lined up at the Demakes  ed. We appreciate the op- addition to the art, the event will in- and other necessities — as well as $75 Visa portunity to partner with clude activities for children, such as Family YMCA ahead of Mother’s Day Satur- and Amazon gift cards — to help care for day to receive newborn necessities as part of the PACC and its members clay pot painting and other craft and their newborns. to answer any questions gardening activities, and a treasure a community baby shower hosted by interna- “It’s really great to watch the communities tional nonpro t organization United Way. businesses owners have hunt. rally together to help  ll a need that often goes about the upcoming phases “There’s something that will engage Held in partnership with Catholic Char- unaddressed but is actually very important,” ities of Greater Boston and Lynn Economic of reopening.” GARDEN, A3 Opportunity (LEO), the event provided 150 YMCA, A3 The event will be held on Wednesday from 9:30 — 10:30 a.m. There is no charge to participate. Cameron and Public Saugus board vice chair seeks virus-victim vigil Health Nurse Chassea Robinson, RN, MPH, will By Elyse Carmosino of their own), and unfortunately, as Since the COVID-19 pandemic be- provide updates on the ITEM STAFF time starts going by, (people) tend to gan last March, the Massachusetts COVID vaccine, recently forget, so I would really like to see Department of Public Health has announced modi cations SAUGUS — Board of Selectmen the town to start thinking of a way reported 4,129 cases of COVID-19 Vice Chair Corinne Riley is request- to the state’s COVID guide- to have a vigil in memory of all those in Saugus. According to the Saugus lines regulations and will ing to hold a vigil in honor of the who were taken from us.” Health Department, this includes 72 also provide information dozens of Saugus citizens who have Town Manager Scott Crabtree deaths. about the vaccination op- so far lost their lives during the expressed his support for the idea In the last two weeks alone, the de- tions available for busi- COVID-19 pandemic. said the town will look into  nding partment reported 40 active cases of nesses to help get their em- “I’d like to see the town start plan- someone who can help facilitate the COVID-19 in the community. ployees vaccinated. ning a vigil memorial for those who event. Details for the vigil have not been Health Department part- were taken during this COVID pan- “I’m obviously willing to help and  nalized, but Riley said of cials are ners, Christian Hassel and demic,” Riley said. “Several com- support (the effort),” Crabtree said. munities have already held (vigils “We’ll talk about it.” VIGIL, A3 Corinne Riley PACC, A3 NU asks Gimme a ... What? Nahant to Joan Wiendczak still cheering reconsider after all these years in Lynn By Steve Krause structor. She will do anything, offer prior Joan ITEM STAFF say anything, act in any way Wiendczak is that she feels will brighten a LYNN — Joan Wiendczak to Town the longest student’s day and make all the tenured proudly wears the cheerlead- kids who she teaches feel com- educator in ing uniform she wore when fortable and loved. Meeting Lynn Public she was in high school. That Her teaching career has Schools at wouldn’t seem too unusual ex- spanned superintendents By Elyse Carmosino J. Leo McGuinness, George 66 years old. cept that she wore it in 1972 ITEM STAFF — when she graduated from Laubner, James Leonard, And she can James Mazareas, Nicholas NAHANT — Northeast- still wear Classical High School. She’s been known to wear Kostan, Catherine Latham ern University is once her Classical and Patrick Tutwiler. At this again butting heads with High School that uniform at Classical pep rallies, where she taught for point in her life, she says, she the town over an offer the cheerleading sits alone on top of the city’s more than 40 years, before school made in September uniform. seniority list for teachers. taking her physical education 2020 to place a conserva- “This has never been work to tion restriction on roughly ITEM PHOTO | show on the road in the Lynn eight acres of its property SPENSER HASAK Public Schools as a oating in- CHEERLEADER, A2 east of Murphy Bunker. Of cials from Northeast- ern say the offer — which includes the addition of public walking trails, a permanent easement to ensure continued public access to Canoe Beach, and INSIDE $6 million in community bene ts to mitigate con- Lynn struction impacts of the Council forms school’s proposed expan- committee to sion to its Marine Science combat illegal Center — was unnecessar-  reworks use. A3 ily rejected by the Board of Selectmen ahead of Na- Opinion Salem State’s vision hant’s May 15 Town Meet- for a sustainable ing, during which residents future. A4 will vote on a motion to en- act eminent domain over Sports the property known as Pioneers drop a East Point. heartbreaker. B1 “This (offer) would give the town for free what it is asking residents to spend NAHANT, A2

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Ronald Arthur Beckett, 83 NU asks Nahant to reconsider 1937 - 2021 SWAMPSCOTT - Ronald Ar- with multiple licenses for sev- offer prior to Town Meeting thur Beckett, born in Lynn MA eral aircraft including Helicop- on June 4th 1937, died unex- ters. He was so passionate for NAHANT pectedly on May 1st. the machine trade he From A1 He was pre-de- became the founder ceased by his par- and past president of $1.5 million on in Commu- ents Arthur and Irma the Lynn Tech Alumni. nity Preservation Act funds (Haskell) Beckett. He His hobbies included to take by eminent domain,” leaves behind his lov- Fine Woodworking, Northeastern spokesman ing wife Lillian J. (Fin- Marathon Running, Michael Ferrari said. negan) Beckett; their children: Boating and Fishing. He had a In a statement also pro- William & Jennifer Ackerman, compassion for helping others vided to The Item, Board Dr. Robert & Laura Ackerman, and was a true family man. of Selectmen Chair Joshua Jeffrey Bird & Bonnie & Gary Service Information: His Antrim argued the offer — Zigelbaum; as well as 6 Grand- funeral will be held on Mon- rejected by the board last children & 4 Great Grandsons day, May 10, 2021 at 12PM September on the grounds Ron was a graduate of Lynn in the SOLIMINE FUNERAL that the proposal would Trade Class of 1955. He at- HOME, 67 Ocean St (Rt 1A), force Nahant to drop its tended Northeastern Universi- Lynn. Burial will be in Pine pending litigation and em- ty for Engineering. He was a Grove Cemetery. Visitation inent domain enactment master machinist whose pas- will be from 10AM-12PM, in exchange for a “fraction” sion for Machining, Machine prior to the funeral. In lieu of what the town seeks — is misleading and makes Design and Company Manage- of flowers, donations may be ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS ment took him to become the made to the Special Olym- little sense in conjunction owner of American Mechanical pics, PO Box 809, Hudson, with the university’s pro- Signs against Northeastern expansion face the Northeastern campus on Machine Shop and also The MA 01749-0809. Guest- posed plans. East Point on Nahant. Beckett Group (Manufactures book at www.solimine.com “The easement to Canoe Representative). He proud- Beach is nice. Northeast- its tax rate in any way. not an independent analy- the town believed it would ly served in the Air National ern did not offer publicly Ferrari later responded sis, the estimated $8.8 mil- cost taxpayers substantial- Guard. He was an avid pilot accessible trails on the to Antrim’s statement by lion impact over 40 years ly more than Northeast- rest of the property. In fact, arguing that the select- suggests a path for further ern’s initial offer, based on there is nothing to indicate men’s previously stated negotiation if voters reject the University’s use of in- that the public would not cost of acquiring the land, eminent domain. frastructure and municipal continue to be banned from which they estimated to “The more serious con- services over several years. the property,” Antrim said. be $2.5 million, is far too cern for Nahant taxpayers “The $6 million offer “Putting a Conservation low and doesn’t account is the Selectmen’s lowball doesn’t even come close Restriction on an area af- for construction delay costs estimate to acquire the to covering the $14 to $27 ter completing the largest of roughly $250,000 per property (through emi- million projected cost to non-military development month that the selectmen nent domain) and obliga- Nahant for hosting this ex- in the history of Nahant, in would be required to pay tion to indemnify North- panded Northeastern over a Natural Resource area to back should Nahant choose eastern in full for damages 40 years. So who makes boot, is just silly.” to abandon the land taking. it will suffer if the Select- up the $8 to $21 million In April, the selectmen The selectmen have re- men walk away when the shortfall? The taxpayers of voted unanimously to place peatedly denied North- price gets too high.” Nahant,” Antrim said. “In an article on the annual eastern’s estimation, ar- In addition to the con- summary, Northeastern’s Town Meeting warrant guing that construction servation restriction and offer boils down to: we de- that, if passed, would allow delay costs will not be in- Canoe Beach access ease- velop the land, ban the Nahant to use Community cluded in the final number. ment, Northeastern pre- public and cost the taxpay- Preservation Act funds — “Northeastern’s $6 mil- viously offered the town a ers hundreds of dollars per which are used for public lion community benefits of- multi-million dollar finan- year to support our facility areas of need, including af- fer includes plans to restore cial package to mitigate and staff, or Nahant can fordable housing, historic native species and install impacts the expansion vote to spend $35 per year resources, and recreational hiking and walking trails project may have on the on eminent domain and get spaces — to enact eminent over the conservation re- town’s infrastructure, help a beautiful, fully publicly domain over East Point striction to the east of Mur- fix the town’s water and accessible, park and conser- and declare the property phy Bunker, so of course the sewer system, and assist vation land. The people in ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK a wildlife preserve, thus university intends for the the town with operating Nahant are smart enough to make that easy choice.” Joan Wiendczak raises her pom poms Classical protecting it from future public to have unfettered and capital budget needs. High School’s gymnasium. development. access to it,” Ferrari said, In September, the Board According to Antrim, adding: “While the RKG argued that in undertaking Elyse Carmosino can be CPA funds do not affect the (Associates, Inc.) report cit- an assessment of the cost of reached at ecarmosino@ Joan Wiendczak still town’s operating budget or ed by the Selectmen was Northeastern’s expansion, itemlive.com. cheering after all these years in Lynn

CHEERLEADER at Classical, and for many From A1 years was a practicing hy- gienist in Lynn while she me,” said Wiendczak, who taught. has been in the school sys- She has her own views tem since 1977. “I was eli- on the nature of physical gible to retire many years education in schools, in ago, but as Al Pacino said general. in my favorite movie (“The “Right now, in this coun- Godfather”), ‘just when try, the calibre of physical I thought I was out, they education is dependent The Foo pull me back in.’” upon the teacher who’s Fighters She certainly does not teaching it,” she said. “I perform at keep her infectious en- would love to get in front “Vax Live: thusiasm under a bushel of a group of kids and just The Concert basket, to quote the Gos- talk about health, and to Reunite pel of St. Matthew. Ath- about nutrition, hygiene the World” at letic Director Bill Devin and exercise. SoFi Stadium — a former pupil of hers “For example,” she said, in Inglewood, — calls Wiendczak “Lynn “when did we all have to Calif. Classical’s most famous be reminded to wash our hands?” cheerleader.” PHOTO | But there’s method to If all this makes her ASSOCIATED PRESS her seeming madness — sound like somewhat of especially when it comes a fanatic when it comes to teaching kids to be to physical health, that healthy. assumption would be cor- Vax Live concert raises $302 “Health is holistic,” she rect. She is. said. “It’s a combination of “I try to teach by exam- body, mind and spirit. Hav- ple,” she said. “I’ve never ing a health background, had a cup of coffee (though million, exceeds vaccine goal and a science background, she’ll drink tea), never makes me more aware of smoked, never been one LOS ANGELES (AP) — for the organization’s cam- lion doses at the “Vax Live: CBS, YouTube and iHeart- to take even a Tylenol. I how you need to take care The Global Citizen fund- paign. The Concert to Reunite Media radio stations will of your body:” can’t take Ibuprofen. I just raising concert advocating Global Citizen an- the World.” The organi- broadcast the concert Joan (Vlahos) Wiend- try to live healthy.” the importance of vaccine nounced Saturday that zation said money was staged at SoFi Stadium in czak grew up on Waterhill And stay fit. equity has pulled in $302 the funds raised helped garnered through several Last Friday, during a Inglewood, California. Street in Lynn, a stone’s million, exceeding the goal procure more than 26 mil- philanthropic and corpo- photo session, she per- Selena Gomez hosted the throw from where Lynn rate commitments. formed leg lifts, did hula show, which was attended athletic legend Harry Ag- President Joe Biden, hoops and jumped rope. by several thousand ful- ganis lived. After graduat- Prince Harry and Jennifer She prides herself on hav- ly-vaccinated concertgoers ing from Classical, she be- Lopez were among the big gan her career as a dental ing a keen sense of fun. who cheered on perfor- names who took part in the hygienist. And despite the During the pandemic, mances by Eddie Vedder, event, which was recorded extra challenge of learn- she taught special needs Foo Fighters, J Balvin, May 2 and aired Satur- ing how to do everything children and made the H.E.R. and Lopez, who en- day. ABC, ABC News Live, right-handed that she was costumes for different hol- joyed a duet with her mom. accustomed to doing with idays. She could be seen Ben Affleck, Chrissy her other hand (at dental encouraging her students, IN MEMORIAM Teigen, Jimmy Kimmel, school, the tools could only via Zoom, to do their exer- PAT SCHILLACI Sean Penn and David Let- be used by right-handers, cises. MAY 10, 2021 ON HER 100TH BIRTHDAY terman served as special she said), she persevered “I have always made it a guest speakers. and began working in her point to lift spirits wher- Vax Live was one of the ever and however I can,” chosen field. largest concert gather- said Wiendczak. “Say a Don’t let the However, she said, she ings in Southern Califor- always wanted to teach, nice word, or give a nice nia since the coronavirus so while working as a hy- smile, or share a joke, story go untold. gienist, she earned her or give them some word pandemic roiled the world more than a year ago. teaching degree and be- of encouragement. That Share your loved one’s story. gan teaching biology at might be the only smile Organizers called the Classical. From there, she or only word of encourage- [email protected] | 781-593-7700 event the country’s first branched out, starting a ment they get that entire large-scale music event for day.” To my loving mother: a COVID 19-compliant au- cardiovascular program Happy Birthday & Happy Mother's in the school system. And Day dience. Media and produc- she didn’t ditch her old Steve Krause can be In partnership with You will always be remembered tion staff needed to show a profession either. She reached at skrause@ and sadly missed by negative COVID-19 test be- your son, Tony started a dental program itemlive.com. fore entering the stadium. MONDAY, MAY 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 United Way hosts baby shower for 150 Lynn families

YMCA dler-age children, is still tary Club of Portsmouth, From A1 high. NH Healthy Families, She added that the cen- Amerihealth Caritas New said Nicole Shiner, Opera- ter is still happy to accept Hampshire, and United tions Director, Communi- donations of diapers, as Way Women United Lead- ty Impact for United Way. well as formula, to redis- ership Group. “These are items that ar- tribute to new mothers, United Way will also of- en’t always covered by and those who want to do- fer families a week of vir- economic assistance pro- nate can drop their dona- grams, so it’s always great tions off at the YMCA. tual resource fairs with to be able to help fill that “It’s great we’re able to a number of community gap for the time being.” serve this many families, partners, including Boston Laura Chadwell, Direc- and at the same time, it’s Children’s Hospital, the tor of Grants and Mission sad that we have to serve Massachusetts Depart- Advancement at the De- this many families,” Shin- ment of Public Health, makes Family YMCA, said er said. Massachusetts WIC, Tufts this is the second year the Baby shower drives Health Plan, and Raising YMCA has hosted a drive were also held this week- a Reader. to help young families end in other Massachu- Topics include basics counteract the pandemic’s setts gateway cities of of newborn well visits, devastating effects. Dorchester, Lawrence, and breastfeeding and bring- “We started a diaper Attleboro, as well as the ing home a newborn, child drive at the YMCA last New Hampshire gateway year at the start of the development resources, cities of Portsmouth and Valerie pandemic because you Rochester. and parenting support McCarthy, left, can’t use food stamps or Communities were cho- and celebrating reading WIC benefits to get dia- sen primarily based on with children. of Nahant, a pers, and diaper need was economic need, with a to- “It would be great if we volunteer with exploding everywhere,” tal of 1,000 families served could do more of these the Demakes Chadwell said. “We across all six cities. (events) just to really help Family YMCA, worked with local City Organizations that raise awareness about the helps an Councilor Fred Hogan, helped sponsor the event need (for baby supplies). expecting mother carry and he started collecting in every community in- It’s comparable to hygiene her diapers diapers for the communi- clude PNC Bank, Bank products as something ty and bringing them here of America, John Han- during the that really goes over- for distribution, and since cock, Onex Falcon Invest- Community looked,” Shiner said. “This then diapers have just ments, Tufts Health Plan, Baby Shower started showing up.” Wegmans, AEW, Stur- is something vital, and it’s hosted by Chadwell said that al- dy Memorial Hospital, also worth celebrating. It’s United Way on though the YMCA gave Well Sense Health Plan, something to be celebrat- Saturday. out more than 50,000 dia- Wegmans, AEW, Sturdy ed, becoming a mom, so pers in 2020, the need for Memorial Hospital, Well this is a great event to en- ITEM PHOTO | diapers, especially for tod- Sense Health Plan, Ro- capsulate all that.” SPENSER HASAK ReachArts is Lynn council forms committee planning first to combat illegal fireworks use

By Allysha Dunnigan of July to avoid hearing “I am hoping that, with in the City of Lynn.” Garden Art Walk ITEM STAFF the fireworks, but there this committee, which is The City Council fire- was no getting away from chaired by Councilors (Bri- works subcommittee will LYNN — The City Coun- the constant barrage last an) LaPierre and Chakou- discuss possible options to cil has created an Illegal in Swampscott summer, she said. tis, working with the Lynn reduce the usage of illegal Fireworks Enforcement “It’s nerve-racking for Police Department, we can fireworks in the city, in- Committee to combat the them,” she said. “We’re not start going after the trou- GARDEN teers to participate in the cluding a proposed home use of personal, illegal going to be able to com- ble spots now and nip the Garden Art Walk. Those rule petition to increase From A1 fireworks in the city, par- pletely put a stop to it, but activity in the bud before looking to register as an fines, during a meeting all ages,” Shear said. ticularly during the sum- we can hopefully alleviate it mushrooms into what artist or a host garden scheduled for Tuesday at During the pandemic, can do so on the ReachA- mer months. it a little bit.” we experienced last year,” ReachArts has been able rts website until June 7. The idea for such a com- According to the Boston Starbard said. 4 p.m. to hold some program- There is a $10 registration mittee was prompted after Herald, complaints over LaPierre, a council- Allysha Dunnigan can ming. Their First Friday fee. Other volunteers can city councilors reported fireworks being set off or-at-large, said the open mic nights have gone email [email protected] receiving a large increase from before dusk to after amount of complaints he’s be reached at adun- virtual, and they are part- to get involved. in the number of fireworks midnight skyrocketed in received for that issue [email protected] way through a virtual au- The event will be held complaints last summer, Boston by 2,300 percent have increased “tenfold” in thor talk series, the next from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. according to Ward 5 Coun- during the pandemic. With the past three years. event in which will be June 11, with a rain date cilor Dianna Chakoutis, many events canceled due “Unfortunately, it is that LAW OFFICES OF held May 20. of June 18. Attendance is who co-chairs the new to the pandemic, some re- time of year again when JAMES J. CARRIGAN As COVID restrictions free, with donations en- subcommittee. tailers sold consumer fire- folks decide to light illegal • Social Security Disability lift, Shear said they hope couraged. For more infor- Lynn was not alone in works online and offered fireworks at all hours of • Workers Compensation to continue holding more mation, visit reacharts. experiencing the uptick, • Accidents early bird discounts, ac- the night. It traumatizes 25 years located across in-person events, includ- org. with police and elected cording to Slate magazine. pets, senior citizens and from Lynn District Court ing PorchFest and other officials in several com- other residents,” LaPierre Tréa Lavery can be Ward 2 Councilor Rick 15 Johnson St. events in the fall. munities speculating that Starbard said that after said. reached at tlavery@item- 781-596-0100 Currently, the organiza- the increase was largely what the city experienced LaPierre said the new JAMES J. CARRIGAN tion is looking for volun- live.com. due to more people spend- last year in regards to fire- fireworks subcommittee ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN ing time at home during LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL works, it would be best to needs to tackle the prob- www.jamescarriganlaw.com the COVID-19 pandemic get ahead of the problem lem with a combination [email protected] Saugus board and accompanying restric- this year. of education, prevention tions. “I do think that the in- and enforcement. He said “They’re just getting crease that we experi- he looks forward to future out of control,” Chakoutis enced last year was be- discussions on “how to 781-593-7700 vice chair seeks Publishing Daily, except Sundays said. “I heard a lot about curb illegal fireworks in cause there wasn’t a lot USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 people with post-traumat- that people could do with the city.” Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA ic stress disorder having COVID-19 and all, so they “We need to capitalize on and additional offices. virus-victim vigil a really hard time with ran to New Hampshire what we are already doing Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item the amount of fireworks Subscriptions and bought fireworks and well,” he said. “This in- Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States VIGIL made it as comfortable that were going off for like stayed home and lit them cludes signage that coun- $30.00 for 4 weeks From A1 as possible for them,” she three months last sum- off — every night,” Star- cilors purchased last year $95.00 for 13 weeks said. “It was just as diffi- mer.” bard said. and installed in various $185.00 for 26 weeks looking into hosting the cult for family and friends $340.00 for 1 year Chakoutis said fire- Starbard said some of neighborhoods across the Send payment to and POSTMASTER, vigil at Town Hall some- who couldn’t be with them works started going off the councilors purchased city, but the real answer is send address changes to: time after Labor Day. to say goodbye. in the city last May and signs and put them up to holding folks accountable The Daily Item “When this pandemic be- “This is one way our continued well into Au- try to discourage illegal as we get closer to July 4. 110 Munroe St. gan, so many people were community can stand P.O. Box 5 gust. Some elderly people fireworks use, but that Fireworks are indeed ille- Lynn, MA 01903 dying in the hospital with together and remember leave town for the Fourth yielded limited results. gal and won’t be tolerated no one with them from those who passed and be their families or friends, with the ones who have a and their last moments hole left in their hearts to Lynn Drug Task Force were with the doctors who show we support them.” LPN's and RN's Hotline JOIN OUR TEAM Peabody means 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY er diem RNs and LPNs in North Shore areas. business for or text the word Nizhoni Health provides an tiplynn and team approach to home health local firms your tip to services. 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Ext. 4 fulfilling careers, and cre- able Future introduces A lot has changed in Sports ate an enduring network plans to launch the Viking Salem State’s nearly 170- [email protected] EDITORIAL that connects them to the Success Collaborative to community. To do this, we ensure that our work in year history. Founded as Ext. 5 must keep pace with stu- academic affairs, admis- a two-year Normal School Retail and Online dent interests and region- sions, advising, enrollment for women, men were first Advertising al demands. management, inclusive admitted in 1898. Grad- [email protected] Closing gun Earlier this year, Salem excellence, and student uate degrees were first ADVERTISING granted in the late 1950s, State University released life is streamlined in a Ernie Carpenter Jr. the Vision for a Sustain- way that maximizes the residence halls were add- Director of Advertising able Future, designed to impact of these services ed in 1966, and in 2010, and Business Development, ext. 1355 purchase follow data on the inter- for all of our students. we achieved university [email protected] ests and needs of the stu- Planning for the future status, better reflecting Ralph Mitchell dents we serve, making also means following de- the quality of the academ- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 us more student-centered mographic trends to make ic programs and opportu- [email protected] than ever before. The Vi- sure Salem State is adopt- nities we offer. Patricia Whalen loopholes Sales Representative, ext. 1310 sion guides a reorienta- ing the practices and pro- The future no doubt tion of the university to gramming needed to serve holds challenges for the [email protected] Editorial from the Los Angeles Times editorial ensure that we are posi- future students well. Cur- higher education sector, BUSINESS OFFICE board tioned to continue serving rently, nearly 40 percent our communities, and our Susan J. Conti For more years than it is comfortable to count, as a source of opportunity of Salem State students world; but the students Controller, ext. 1288 the National Rifle Association (NRA) and its abet- in the region, now and far identify as students of of Salem State Univer- [email protected] tors in Washington have forestalled even the most into the future. color; 35 percent are sity make me optimistic Ted Grant sensible efforts to confront our national scourge of The numbers demon- first-generation collegeabout what’s ahead. As we Publisher, ext. 1234 gun violence. strate that the academic students; and 37 percent prepare for a return to a [email protected] But at the moment, the NRA is on the ropes as pursuits of Salem State are eligible for federal Pell nearly normal fall semes- Marian Kinney an institution. Its problems include a move by the students have evolved. grants based on family in- ter, we also eagerly await ext. 1212 [email protected] New York state attorney general to dissolve the Since 2015, 60 percent of come. the chance to celebrate the Demographic data indi- association over fraud allegations; an internal re- Salem State graduates more than 4,000 students Will Kraft cates that by 2025, Salem Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 bellion by longtime major donors; accusations of have chosen to major in making up Salem State’s the five academic areas of State could become a His- [email protected] self-dealing; a failed coup by dissident members; a classes of 2020 and 2021 business, education, nurs- panic Serving Institution, rancorous lawsuit with its former public relations this May. Paula Villacreses ing, psychology, and social a federal designation for agency (amid more allegations of fraud); and a du- These students complet- A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 work. Conversely, in the institutions serving an bious bankruptcy filing in Texas aimed at under- ed their undergraduate [email protected] same timeframe, five per- undergraduate student or graduate degrees amid Mike Shanahan cutting the existential threat from the New York cent of degrees were con- population in which 25 attorney general. the tumult of the past Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 centrated in nine majors. percent or more students [email protected] All of which has diminished the NRA’s power When making decisions identify as Hispanic. year, and their resilience in Congress. And with the pro-reform Democrat- is astounding. These are Carolina Trujillo about where to invest lim- We must make invest- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 ic Party narrowly controlling the House and the ited resources, we must ments in closing opportu- the students Salem State [email protected] Senate, and with longtime gun control supporter pay attention to which ma- nity gaps that exist for our is here to serve, and the Joe Biden in the White House, now would seem to Vision for a Sustainable Jim Wilson jors students are choosing. Latinx students. The focus Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 be the time to push through some changes. This year, we are adding on this work in particular, Future (salemstate.edu/ [email protected] The NRA remains a force, so any legislation to vision) positions us to faculty positions in aca- and the Vision as a whole, CIRCULATION rein in guns faces significant headwinds. On a demic areas with high de- were recently commended continue serving them for couple of familiar issues, though, gun control ad- mand and growth poten- by our regional accredit- generations to come. Lisa Mahmoud vocates might finally be able to gain enough trac- Manager, ext. 1239 tial. Taking cues from our ing body, the New England [email protected] tion to overcome the gun lobby. students is part of what it Commission of Higher Ed- John D. Keenan is the One is the closing the loopholes that allow some means to be a student-cen- ucation, and would benefit 14th president of Salem CUSTOMER SERVICE gun sales and transfers to be made without a tered university. all students. State University. La’ Mosha Ball background check, an idea supported by the vast Customer Service, ext. 1276 majority of Americans, including pro-gun Repub- LETTER TO THE EDITOR [email protected] licans. GRAPHICS Sales through federally licensed gun shops and dealers already require the seller to run the name Trevor Andreozzi of the buyer through federal databases of people No to eminent domain Designer [email protected] prohibited from owning a gun for any number of To the editor: of Nahant residents work- property? Lodge Park, al- reasons (including having been convicted of a fel- Sean Casey ing at home during the ready owned by the town, Designer ony or certain domestic violence offenses, being Over the past several pandemic. will be unaffected. And [email protected] subject to a protective order, or suffering from weeks, Nahant has been Financial risks are im- Nahant, as a coastal com- mental illness). Yet individual sales at gun shows, subjected to an increas- portant. But an equally munity, will benefit from Aaron Fee intra-family transfers, and some online purchases ing barrage of obtrusive important question is why Designer the research done at the [email protected] can be made without a background check, a ba- lawn signs, slick mailings, the opposition to North- Institute. To see the build- zooka-sized hole in efforts to keep guns out of the and strident assertions eastern’s building is so Edwin Peralta Jr. ing design and for further Designer hands of people who legally can’t have them. about the danger posed to extreme. Since its first information, see https:// [email protected] And even a required background check can be the town if Northeastern proposal three years ago, www.respectnahant.org builds its Coastal Sus- NEWSROOM skirted. If the government does not complete the Northeastern has modified The Nahant Board of tainability Institute at its proposed building to ad- check within three days, the licensed dealer can Selectmen claims it would Mike Alongi East Point, asking support dress the concerns of the Sports Editor, ext. 1228 complete the sale anyway. While the vast major- like to negotiate with ity of checks proceed quickly, some encounter in- for borrowing funds and town. The building’s foot- [email protected] Northeastern, but by its complete records or other wrinkles that slow the authorizing the town to print is hardly “Walmart Elyse Carmosino behavior the board has process. It is foolishness for the law to say, well, take the land by eminent sized” (the average square Reporter, ext. 1264 made clear that its nego- [email protected] okay, here’s your gun anyway. That very loophole domain to prevent it from footage of a Walmart store tiating stance is ‘not one enabled Dylann Roof, who murdered nine Black doing so. It is indeed time is 105,000 to 180,000 Gayla Cawley to set the record straight. square feet). It is not even, brick.’ Alternate sites pro- Regional Editor, ext. 1236 people in a Charleston, S.C., church, to buy a gun [email protected] he was barred from owning. The potential costs to as constantly asserted, posed by the Selectmen do not meet state envi- Gun rights advocates frame mandatory back- the town are significant. A 55,000 square feet, since Allysha Dunnigan ground checks as placing an undue burden on taking under 80A allows some 18,000 square feet ronmental restrictions, as Reporter, ext. 1302 someone’s ability to exercise a constitutional the town to walk away if a will be below ground lev- they well know. [email protected] right, and universal background checks would in- court decides the value is el, reducing the size of the Northeastern’s pro- Spenser Hasak terfere with a private sale of a legal item between higher than it is willing to above-ground building. posed building, and the Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] two individuals. pay. But we will then be lia- The building design unyielding opposition to ble for Northeastern’s legal recently presented by But that’s not the case. Laws bar certain indi- it on the part of some vo- Julia Hopkins viduals from owning a firearm, and checking the costs (irrespective of any Northeastern’s architects cal residents, have divid- Photographer, ext. 1224 names of buyers against that list to determine eli- damages) — costs that can- is a one-story, landscaped, ed the town, destroyed [email protected] not be paid out of Commu- environmentally sound gibility is a reasonable balance of interests (much friendships, and hurt local Thor Jourgensen nity Preservation Funds. structure, barely visible like a store clerk checking an ID to make certain businesses. All this to stop Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 Even before the case is from the road, surround- [email protected] a customer can legally buy a six-pack of beer), Northeastern from making decided, if the Town bor- ing houses, or Lodge Park. whether the seller is a gun shop or your neighbor. reasonable and environ- Daniel Kane rows $1.5 million, it would Yes, it will be visible And the federal government is not building a mentally sound improve- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 affect our bond rating, and [email protected] from within Northeast- ments to its own property. gun registry, as the gun rights people argue; the thus our ability to borrow ern’s property, with a If voters authorize em- Steve Krause records of who wants to buy a weapon are kept for needed sewer repair green roof and surrounded inent domain-taking, the Senior Writer, ext. 1229 by gun dealers, and by law the government can’t and flood mitigation. by plants. Northeastern [email protected] computerize the handwritten records if they re- The supposed costs to the has further committed to town is unlikely to pre- ceive them after a gun dealer goes out of business. vail, but the strife and bit- Tréa Lavery town if Northeastern does restore native plants and Reporter, ext. 1317 Further, they argue, background checks do not build are entirely unsub- habitat (replacing the terness will continue for [email protected] keep criminals from buying firearms. While the years as court battles are stantiated. The building rampant sumac), build Anne Marie Tobin checks may not be 100 percent effective (by defi- will house a few dozen sci- hiking trails, and main- fought. It is time to put an Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 nition, criminals break laws), more than 3 million entists and grad students tain the remaining land as end to this sorry episode [email protected] purchases have been blocked out of more than 278 who will spend weekdays a conservation set-aside. by saying “Yes to Nahant! Sophie Yarin million checks performed since they were first working and then go home. East Point is a beau- No to eminent domain!” Copy Editor, ext. 1222 required under the 1994 Brady Act. Closing the The burden on the town’s tiful spot and could be [email protected] loopholes will make a difference. infrastructure will be less even more so. Why would Beatrice Rogers TECHNOLOGY than the burden has been Northeastern despoil its Nahant Tim Noyes Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] MONDAY, MAY 10, 2021 A5 Community Calendar Monday, May 10 - Sunday, May 16

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Traffic on I-95 passes oil storage tanks FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS owned by San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone the Colonial celebrates Easter Mass, which was live streamed, Pipeline at St. Mary’s Cathedral in San Francisco. Company in Linden, N.J.

2 Catholic bishops FILE PHOTO | at odds over Biden ASSOCIATED PRESS receiving Communion Experts say cyberattack on

By David Crary stances on abortion that AP NATIONAL WRITER directly contradict Catho- U.S. pipeline is a wake-up call lic teaching. They share Roman Ca- McElroy, in a statement tholicism as a faith and published Wednesday by By Mae Anderson lem of cyberattacks, call- have little recourse but to the outage stretches to California as their home the Jesuit magazine Amer- and Frank Bajak ing them a top priority for completely rebuild their one to three weeks, gas base. Yet there’s a deep ica, assailed the campaign ASSOCIATED PRESS the administration. infrastructure, or pay the prices could begin to rise. gulf between Archbishop to exclude Biden and oth- “Unfortunately, these ransom. The last time there was a Salvatore Cordileone of NEW YORK — The shut- er like-minded Catholic sorts of attacks are becom- “Ransomware is abso- major outage, because of San Francisco and Bish- down of a vital U.S. pipe- ing more frequent. They’re officials from Communion. lutely out of control and a broken pipeline in 2016, op Robert McElroy of San line because of a ransom- here today. We have to one of the biggest threats “It will bring tremen- gas prices went up after Diego in the high-stakes ware attack stretched into work in partnership with we face as a nation,” Ken- dously destructive conse- about 10 days. debate over whether poli- a third day Sunday, with business to secure net- nedy said. “The problem quences,” McElroy wrote. “I wouldn’t be surprised, ticians who support abor- the Biden administration works to defend ourselves we face is most companies “The Eucharist is being if this ends up being an tion rights should be de- saying an “all-hands-on- against these attacks,” she are grossly underprepared weaponized and deployed outage of that magnitude, nied Communion. deck” effort is underway said on CBS’ Face the Na- to face these threats.” as a tool in political war- if we see 15- to 20-cent Cordileone, who has to restore operations and tion. The cyberextortion fare. This must not hap- rise in gas prices over next long established himself avoid disruptions in gaso- She said President Joe attack presents a new pen.” line supply. week or two,” he said. as a forceful anti-abor- Biden was briefed on the challenge for a Biden ad- The private cybersecuri- tion campaigner, recently The polarized view- Experts said that gas attack. ministration still dealing points of the two prelates prices are unlikely to be ty firm FireEye said it has has made clear his view “Its an all-hands-on- with its response to major been hired to manage the that such political figures illustrate how divisive affected if normal opera- deck effort right now,” Rai- hacks from months ago, this issue could be if, as ex- tions resume in the next investigation. — whose ranks include mondo said. “And we are including a huge breach of The Justice Department President Joe Biden and pected, it comes before the few days but that the inci- working closely with the government agencies and has a new task force ded- House Speaker Nancy Pe- U.S. Conference of Catho- dent — the worst cyberat- company, state and local corporations for which the icated to countering ran- losi — should not receive lic Bishops at its national tack to date on critical U.S. officials to make sure that U.S. sanctioned Russia. somware attacks. Communion because of assembly starting June infrastructure — should they get back up to normal Colonial Pipeline said Such attacks, mostly their stance on the issue. 16. There are plans for the serve as a wake-up call to operations as quickly as that the ransomware at- by criminal syndicates The archbishop issued a bishops to vote on whether companies about the vul- possible and there aren’t tack Friday affected some operating out of Russia pastoral letter on the topic the USCCB’s Committee nerabilities they face. disruptions in supply.” of its information technol- May 1 and reinforced the on Doctrine should draft The pipeline, operated Ransomware attacks ogy systems and that the and other safe havens, message in an hourlong a document saying Biden by Georgia-based Colonial are typically carried out company halted pipeline reached epidemic pro- interview Friday with the and other Catholic public Pipeline, carries gasoline by hackers who lock up operations. portions last year, cost- Catholic television net- figures with similar views and other fuel from Texas computer systems by en- The Alpharetta, Geor- ing hospitals, medical work EWTN. on abortion should refrain to the Northeast. It deliv- crypting data and then gia-based company trans- researchers, businesses, “To those who are ad- from Communion. ers roughly 45 percent of demand a large ransom to ports gasoline, diesel, jet state and local govern- vocating for abortion, I In accordance with ex- fuel consumed on the East release it. Colonial Pipe- fuel and home heating ments and schools tens of would say, ‘This is killing. isting USCCB policy, any Coast, according to the line has not said what was oil from refineries on the billions of dollars. Please stop the killing. such document is likely to company. demanded or who made Gulf Coast through pipe- Average ransoms paid You’re in position to do leave decisions on with- Commerce Secretary the demand and offered lines running from Texas in the U.S. jumped near- something about it,’” he holding Communion up to Gina Raimondo said Sun- no immediate update Sun- to New Jersey. Its pipeline ly threefold to more than told the interviewer. individual bishops. day that this kind of inci- day. system spans more than $310,000 last year. The In neither the letter nor Biden, the second Catho- dent “is what businesses David Kennedy, found- 5,500 miles, transporting average downtime for the interview did Cordil- lic U.S. president, attends now have to worry about,” er and senior principal more than 100 million gal- victims of ransomware eone mention Pelosi, who Mass regularly, worship- and that she will work security consultant at lon a day. attacks is 21 days, accord- represents San Francisco, ping at his home in Wilm- “very vigorously” with the TrustedSec, said that once Debnil Chowdhury ing to the firm Coveware, by name. But he has crit- ington, Delaware, and in Homeland Security secre- a ransomware attack is at the research firm which helps victims re- icized her in the past for Washington. tary to address the prob- discovered, companies IHSMarkit said that if spond. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MAY 10, 2021 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Hazardous Condition Man kills 6, then self, at larly arrests, reflect police records. Friday, 1:54 a.m., 23 Mil- In the event of a perceived inac- lard Ave.; Friday, 8:01 a.m., curacy, it is the sole responsibility Brownville Avenue and Rock- Colorado party shooting of the concerned party to contact land Street; Friday, 10:41 the relevant police department and a.m., Nahant and Sagamore COLORADO SPRINGS, have the department issue a no- streets; Friday, 2:11 p.m., Colo. (AP) — A gunman 419 Summer St.; Friday, 2:23 tice of correction to the Daily Item. opened fire at a birthday p.m., Commercial Street and party in Colorado, slaying Corrections or clarifications will not Lynnway; Friday, 4:13 p.m., six adults before killing be made without express notice of Essex Street; Friday, 7:04 himself Sunday, police said. change from the arresting police p.m., 2 Essex St.; Saturday, The shooting happened department. 5:30 p.m., 25 Elm St., No. 3; Saturday, 8:48 p.m., 482 just after midnight in Chestnut St.; 8:51 p.m., 479 a mobile home park on LYNN Chestnut St.; the east side of Colorado Springs, police said. Arrests Larceny Officers arrived at a trail- er to find six dead adults Louis Benedetto, 55. 6 Sunday, 12:47 a.m., 200 and a man with serious Chelsea Place, Everett, Sun- Locust St., No. 207. injuries who died later at day, 9:01 a.m., operating a hospital, the Colorado under the influence of liquor, Missing Person Springs Gazette reported. reckless operation of a motor The suspected shoot- vehicle, marked lanes viola- Friday, 9:21 p.m., 60 Atlan- er was the boyfriend of a tion. tic St.; Sunday, 12:38 a.m., female victim at the par- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Marques O’Neal, 23, 206 12 Park St.; Sunday, 2:08 ty attended by friends, Family and friends of the victims who died in a shooting, comfort each Harvard St., Dorchester, Sat- a.m., 10 Rockmere Gardens, family and children. He down the street from the scene in Colorado Springs, Colo. urday, 8:34 pm., disturbing No. 1; Sunday, 12:38 p.m., walked inside and opened the peace, possession of a 10 Rockmere Gardens. fire before shooting him- them into at least one pa- the families who have lost ulation 465,000, is Colo- knife with a blade, trespass- self, police said. trol car, she said, adding someone they love and for rado’s second-biggest city ing. Overdose The birthday party was that the children were the children who have lost after Denver. for one of the people killed, Friday, 7:17 p.m., 34 Ha- “crying hysterically.” their parents,” Colorado In 2015, a man shot three police said. Accidents nover St. 10th floor; Saturday, Authorities say the chil- Springs Police Chief Vince people to death at random Neighbor Yenifer Reyes 1:47 a.m., 27 Union St.; Sun- dren, who weren’t hurt Niski said in a statement. before dying in a shootout Friday, 12:56 a.m., 300 told The Denver Post she “The tragic shooting in Washington St.; Friday, 6:54 day, 12:12 a.m., 330 Essex in the attack, have been with police in Colorado St. woke to the sound of many Colorado Springs is devas- a.m., Boston and Federal gunshots. placed with relatives. tating,” Gov. Jared Polis said Springs on Halloween. Police on Sunday hadn’t Less than a month later, a streets; Friday, 10:42 a.m., Stolen Property “I thought it was a thun- Sunday, “especially as many Chestnut and Essex Streets; derstorm,” Reyes said. released the identities of us are spending the day man killed three people, in- Friday, 11:59 a.m,., 122 Lib- Friday, 9:21 a.m., 300 “Then I started hearing of the shooter or victims. celebrating the women in cluding a police officer, and erty St.; Friday, 1:41 p.m., Washington St.; Sunday, sirens.” Authorities say a motive our lives who have made us injured eight others in a 403 Essex St.; Friday, 2:10 12:30 p.m., 40 Federal St., Police brought children wasn’t immediately known. the people we are today.” shooting at a Planned Par- p.m., 376 Broadway; Friday, parking lot. out of the trailer and put “My heart breaks for Colorado Springs, pop- enthood clinic in the city. 3:55 p.m., 5 Oakwood Ave.; Friday, 4:30 p.m., 28 Franklin Trespassing St. No. 3; Saturday, 3:47 a.m., Chestnut and Mason Saturday, 4:15 p.m., Auto Micronesians feel hatred in streets; Saturday, 6:32 a.m.l, Zone, 86 Boston St; Sunday, Cooper Street and Western 11:46 a.m., 1 Kingsley Terr. Avenue; Saturday, 7:31 a.m., No. 2. Hawaii, decry police shooting 437 Western Ave.; Saturday, Vehicle Theft 4:53 p.m., 633 Chestnut St.; By Jennifer A Palauan born and Saturday, 11:26 p.m., hit- Friday, 7:30 a.m., Frey Play- Sinco Kelleher raised in Oregon, Onge- and-run, Circuit Avenue; Sat- ground, 325 Walnut St.; Sun- ASSOCIATED PRESS lungel came to Hawaii “be- urday, 11:40 p.m., hit-and- day, 10:14 a.m., 562 Sum- cause all I wanted to do was run, 45 Story Ave.; Sunday, mer St. HONOLULU — Com- to fit in and be around Pacif- ments on social media 1:27 a.m., 126 Adams St.; ic Islanders and know what about a 16-year-old boy Sunday, 3:04 a.m., 128 Jen- Suspicious Activity it was like to not stand out shot and killed by Hono- ness St.; Sunday, 5:12 a.m., like a sore thumb.” Friday, 1:50 p.m., 44 Es- lulu police have been so Chestnut and Peach streets; When she first got here, tes St.; Saturday, 9 p.m., 10 hateful that a Catholic Sunday, 10:04 a.m., 805 a cousin advised her to tell Porter Ave.; Saturday, 11:25 priest, who hails from the Western Ave.; Sunday, 10:58 potential employers she a.m., 116 Neptune Blvd.; p.m., 65 Center St.; Sunday, same small Pacific island 12:14 a.m., 58 N. Federal St.; was from Oregon. “If you Sunday, 11:35 a.m., Minot as the teen’s family, hesi- Sunday, 12:28 a.m., 10 Elsie tell them you’re Microne- and W. Neptune Streets; tates to repeat them. Road; Sunday, noon, Holly Av- “It is really bad and I don’t sian, you won’t get a job,” enue and Lynnfield Street. want to say it as a priest,” she said her cousin told her. Assault said the Rev. Romple Em- She wasn’t prepared for Uninvited Guest walu, parochial vicar at a the racism in Hawaii, and Friday, 8:21 a.m., 53 Union so she left after a year. St.; Saturday, 1:44 a.m., 1 parish outside Honolulu Saturday, 2:57 p.m., 10 who was born in Chuuk in Ongelungel said she felt Kingsley Terr.; Saturday, 12:43 Munroe St.; Sunday, 3:38 equipped to deal with the p.m., Seaside Terrace. the Federated States of Mi- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a.m., 17 Margin St. No. 20; cronesia. “But, like, ‘Micro- racism on the U.S. main- Sunday, 5:13 a.m., 9 Clifton land against those who are Break nesians are dirt.’” A stuffed bear is among the items left at a street Ave. No. 1;. Some in the Micronesian memorial where Honolulu Police shot and not white. “I didn’t have Friday, 7:22 p.m., Lynn community say the April killed 16-year-old Iremamber Sykap, whose training to fight people Community Health Center, Vandalism 5 shooting of Iremamber nickname was Baby, during a car chase on Ka- who looked like my actual 269 Union St. Sykap highlights the rac- lakaua Ave., in Honolulu. blood relatives,” she said. Friday, 6:21 p.m., 11 Lin- She returned to Hawaii wood Place, 3rd floor; Sun- ism they face in Hawaii, a nearly 15 years later. Fire day, 12:44 p.m., 89 Linwood place they expected to be There are an estimated Republic of the Marshall What might be diffi- Road. more welcoming to fellow 15,000 to 20,000 Microne- Islands and the Republic Friday, 1:04 a.m., 4 Kings- islanders. sians in Hawaii, who be- of Palau to live and work cult for a priest to repeat, ley Terr.; Friday, 11:27a.m., 1 Police say Sykap was gan migrating here in big- freely in the United States Ongelungel doesn’t hes- Nelson St. No. 2; Friday, 2:05 SWAMPSCOTT driving a stolen car when ger numbers in the 1990s in exchange for allowing itate to describe: “People p.m., 22 Atlantic St. No. 2;; he led officers on a chase in search of economic and the U.S. military to control talking about killing cock- Friday, 10:57 p.m., 180 Ham- Stolen Property through oncoming traffic educational opportunities, strategic land and water roaches, calling for a purge ilton Ave.; Sunday, noon, Mar- Saturday, 10:39 p.m., Phil- after a series of crimes in- said Josie Howard of We areas in the region. on Micronesians, calling to ket Street. lips Park, 601 Humphrey St. cluding an armed robbery are Oceania, which advo- The relationship with the have us — even those of us and purse-snatching. cates for the Micronesian U.S. seems to make people who are U.S. citizens who Gunshots Suspicious Activity Sykap’s family is from community. in Hawaii incorrectly be- are born in the United Chuuk, but he was born in The Compact of Free lieve that Micronesians are States — calling for us to Friday, 4:24 a.m., 112 Alley Saturday, 11:23 p.m., 330 Guam, a U.S. territory, said Association allows citi- a drain on social benefits, be deported, calling for the St. Paradise Road, No. 1421; his mother, Yovita Sykap. zens from the Federated said Sha Merirei Ongelun- parents of minors to be in- “He’s American,” she said. States of Micronesia, the gel, a Honolulu resident. carcerated, you name it.” Pierre ‘Pete’ du Pont IV dies; ran for president in 1988

WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) Du Pont insisted his was portunity of a lifetime. You — Among the moneyed du a candidacy of ideas, and listened, you considered Ponts, who preferred the he offered no apologies, and you chose. I could not privacy of their elegant even after Bush dismissed have asked for any more,” homes and the offices and as “nutty” du Pont’s idea du Pont said. “For in Amer- plants of the chemical com- to create another form of ica, we do not promise that pany that bore their name, Social Security modeled everyone wins, only that ev- Pierre S. “Pete” du Pont IV on private IRA accounts. eryone gets a chance to try.” was a bit of a rebel. The idea later became a Pierre du Pont IV was Du Pont, who died Sat- mainstream Republican born Jan. 22, 1935, in Dela- urday at age 86 after a proposal. So did another ware. After attending Phil- long illness, according to one, school choice. lips Exeter Academy in New his former chief of staff, “Before you run for pres- Hampshire, he graduated broke with family tradi- ident, you ought to decide from Princeton University tion by leaving the family why you want to be pres- in 1956 with an engineering business for a career in ident and what you do if degree. Following a four- law and politics. you get there,” du Pont year stint in the Navy, he That led du Pont to mul- once said. “The only thing obtained a law degree from tiple elected offices and that would be worth be- Harvard University in 1963. an unsuccessful bid in the ing in that job is to try He joined the Du Pont 1987-88 Republican presi- to change the things that Company, where he held dential primary race. need to be changed.” several positions, resign- The du Ponts, big-money But du Pont’s February ing as a quality control su- establishment industrial- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 1988 withdrawal became pervisor in 1968 to begin ists, were among the na- Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis, left, shakes the hands of for- inevitable after his poor his political career. tion’s wealthiest families. mer Delaware Governor Pierre Du Pont, right as former Virginia Gover- showings in the Iowa cau- As governor, du Pont That wasn’t a problem for nor Charles S. Robb looks on, after both men attended the Jobs for Bay cuses and the New Hamp- fought successfully to re- du Pont when he ran for State Grads program in Boston. shire primary. store financial integrity to a statewide office in Dela- During an appearance at state he had declared “bank- ware. a problem for him in his small state, du Pont had to as doing away with farm the Hotel du Pont in down- rupt” shortly after his 1977 After one term in the race for national office. distinguish himself from subsidiaries. town Wilmington, where inauguration. He presided Delaware state House and du Pont announced he was over two income tax cuts; “I was born with a well- the rest of the Republican Some of his positions three terms in Congress, abandoning his campaign constitutional amendments known name and genuine field - including Vice Pres- were more conserva- du Pont was elected gover- opportunity. I hope I have ident George Bush and for president, he praised an restricting state spending nor in 1976 and set about lived up to both,” du Pont Sen. Bob Dole. tive than those taken by electoral process that gave a and requiring three-fifths working to restore the said in announcing his He did that by questioning then-President Ronald shot at the White House to a votes in the legislature to state’s financial stability. longshot presidential bid sacrosanct social programs Reagan, including manda- former small-state governor raise taxes; and establish- However, his elite back- in September 1986. As a that his better-known ri- tory drug testing of high with unorthodox ideas. ment of an independent rev- ground turned out to be little-known governor of a vals feared to address, such school students. “You’ve given me the op- enue forecasting panel. MONDAY, MAY 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7

MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Doughnut shops feud over The Robert F. Kennedy Boston’s iconic Swan Boats the right to carry Ma’s name Children’s Action Corps is honoring four people NEW BEDFORD (AP) — who are advocates for the A beloved doughnut shop nation’s most vulnerable return after a year off in Massachusetts says youth. it’s being forced to reopen During the virtual event scheduled for Tuesday, BOSTON (AP) — Bos- 3 tons fully laden and is a success. It has allowed health-related questions under a new name after a Rhode Island company former Congressman Jo- ton’s famous Swan Boats powered by the driver us- many more people to par- upon checking in. Social snagged a trademark for seph Kennedy III, grand- are again offering rides af- ing a foot-propelled paddle ticipate in the legislative distancing rules also will its decades-old moniker. son of the late senator, ter being sidelined last year wheel. process and to observe the be applied. No food sales The family behind Ma’s will honor Jim Geraghty, because of the pandemic. workings of the Legisla- NEW HAMPSHIRE or table lea etting will be Donuts in New Bedford was managing director of Acting Mayor Kim Janey ture in action,” said House allowed. New Hampshire Demo- planning to reboot the shop Morgan Stanley Private took her family on one of Minority Leader Renny At the meeting, towns- crats are pushing to retain this year after it closed in Wealth Management; Jus- the foot-powered boats Cushing, D-Hampton. “It people will decide a num- tin Pasquariello, executive remote public access to leg- really opens up our de- 2016 following more than Saturday to celebrate ber of economic issues for 60 years slinging dough- director of East Boston So- their reopening at the islative committee work. mocracy and we hope this The Statehouse has been the community. nuts and coffee. But before cial Centers; the Rev. Liz Boston Public Garden. process continues.” Walker, pastor of Roxbury closed to the public during the doors opened, the shop Janey called it “a great MAINE Presbyterian Church; and the coronavirus pandemic, VERMONT says it was noti ed that way to celebrate our recov- Marty Meehan, president but those interested in tes- The Vermont town of A mobile clinic in Lewis- Ma’s Donuts and More in ery from the pandemic.” of University of Massa- tifying on bills have been Vernon is planning to hold ton will offer free COVID-19 Middletown, Rhode Island, “We welcome Bostonians chusetts, for their commu- able to call in to hearings its annual town meeting vaccines next week as part had obtained a trademark and visitors back to our nity and advocacy work. and to watch committee outdoors this year. of an effort to increase im- for the name while the historic park to enjoy this Joseph Kennedy is a discussions online. At a Earlier this year the Ver- munizations in the area. shop was closed. board member and event joyful attraction in keep- news conference Friday, non select board moved the The clinic opened Fri- Owners of the Massachu- ing with current health co-chair for the organi- Democratic leaders said community’s town meeting, day near the Oak Street setts bakery said they were zation. In its 52nd year guidelines for a safe ride they hope the next two-year which is usually held in being ordered to abandon municipal parking area of service, the nonpro t with family and friends,” state budget will including March, to May 23 because the original name. In a and will resume Monday works to develop and im- she said in a statement. funding to allow such par- of the COVID-19 pandemic. Facebook post on Thursday, for walk-ins or by ap- plement successful mod- Masks are required on ticipation to continue. “The whole process will the Lemieux family took pointment. Shots will be els of child welfare, social the boats, and passengers They called the system be new but as far as what a swipe at the rival shop, available through Friday service and juvenile jus- are being spaced apart in used during the pandemic they’re voting on should saying it “took the liberty of to anyone ages 18 and old- tice programs. line and on the vessels. a silver lining that has al- be pretty much the same,” trying to capitalize on the er. The clinic has capacity The Robert F. Kennedy The Paget family, which lowed greater transparency said Interim Town Admin- Ma’s donuts name.” Children’s Action Corps, has run the iconic Boston and participation by con- istrator Wendy Harrison. to give about 1,000 shots The dispute has ignited an af liate of Doctor tradition since 1877, said stituents who might oth- The Brattleboro Reform- while in Lewiston. a feud between the two Franklin Perkins School, last summer was the rst erwise not have weighed er reports the meeting is The project is being co- shops, which sit about operates programs and time the entire season had in on important legislation scheduled for 2 p.m. on ordinated by the Maine 40 minutes apart. Loyal services for at-risk chil- been canceled. The oldest due to distance or disability. May 23 on the lawn out- Department of Health and supporters of each bakery dren and families, includ- boat in the  eet just cele- “By any standard, the side the town hall. Human Services, the city have taken to social me- ing community-based ini- brated its 111th season. use of video conferenc- In addition to masking, of Lewiston and Promerica dia to argue which Ma’s tiatives and residential Each Swan Boat weighs ing technology has been participants will answer Health, a medical company. is best. A Facebook page for the Rhode Island store treatment. has drawn hundreds of comments accusing it of School bus driver arrested After court nixes eviction ban, playing dirty in its bid for after students nd gun on seat ownership of the name. Owners of the Rhode Is- NORFOLK (AP) — A land shop say they’re only school bus driver in Nor- race is on for federal help doing what any business folk was arrested Fri- would do. On social me- day after students found By Michael Casey dia, the Leite family said a handgun that police ASSOCIATED PRESS their bakery’s name dates say he had accidentally to 1993. They argued that dropped. BOSTON — The recent their store is a staple in David Tripp, 65, of Nor- court ruling striking down their community, adding folk, faces charges in- a national eviction morato- that “hometown favorites cluding reckless endan- rium has heightened con- are always a topic of con- germent of a child and cerns that tenants won’t tention.” carrying a rearm on a receive tens of billions of Federal trademark re- school campus. He was dollars in promised federal cords show that the family being held by Norfolk po- aid in time to avoid getting applied for the trademark lice and is expected to be kicked out of their homes. in November 2016, rough- arraigned Monday. A federal judge on ly ve months after the Police say they received Wednesday found the Cen- Massachusetts store shut a call Thursday from a ters for Disease Control its doors. The trademark parent whose child saw and Prevention exceeded was approved in 2017. the gun while getting on its authority when it im- Fans of the Massachu- the bus at King Philip posed the moratorium last setts store have rallied for Middle School. An inves- year. Housing advocates a ght, saying the Lemieux tigation found that the believe the ban saved lives family should challenge gun had been on a seat in and not only should contin- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the trademark. But on the back of the bus as stu- ue, but be extended past its Facebook, the family said dents were boarding. None Tenants’ rights advocates demonstrate outside the JFK federal building initial June 30 deadline. it’s focused on reviving the of the students touched it, in Boston. For now, the moratorium spirit of the original shop. police said. “We are currently work- After hearing a commo- remains: A judge stayed ilies nearly as quickly as Diane Yentel, CEO of pressure on the federal the court’s order following ing on nding a name tion, the driver retrieved is needed,” said Oren Sell- the National Low Income and state governments to an appeal from the Justice strong enough to represent the gun and put it in his strom, litigation director Housing Coalition, said speed up rental assistance Department. the real Ma’s donuts we all pocket, police said. He for the Lawyers for Civil some of the same problems distribution. Without the moratori- love,” the family wrote. continued on the route Rights in Boston. “Here are being seen now, namely “Instead of propping up um, advocates say, the and did not report the in- in Massachusetts, tenants landlords refusing to par- legally-questionable poli- Motorcyclist dies after cident to police or school only thing standing be- ticipate, programs refusing cies, government at every tween many tenants and report that submitting a crashing into guardrail of cials. There were about rental assistance applica- to give money directly to level needs to cut the red a dozen students on the eviction is the nearly $50 tape and focus on distribut- tion is like sending it into tenants and cumbersome NORTON (AP) — A mo- bus at the time. billion allocated by Con- application processes. ing the $46 billion in rental a black hole.” torcyclist was killed Sat- Police said the gun had gress for rental assistance. “The CDC moratorium is assistance ef ciently,” Bob The government didn’t urday after crashing into fallen out of Tripp’s pocket Advocates say very few Pinnegar, president & CEO essential to our efforts to a guardrail in Norton, ac- while he was cleaning the tenants have received any do much better last year, of the National Apartment prevent people from get- cording to police. bus. Of cers arrested him of the money — which is when several states failed Association, said in an ting evicted before they Norton police and para- at his home on Friday. up to individual states to to spend the federal coro- email interview. “Getting can get rental assistance,” medics were called to the It was not immediately distribute — and they fear navirus relief monies they rental assistance funds into said Caitlin Cedfeldt, a area of Maple Street and clear whether Tripp has it won’t get to the neediest had set aside for rental the hands of those renters staff attorney at Legal Aid John Scott Boulevard obtained an attorney to people in time if the mora- assistance, the advocates and rental housing provid- of Nebraska. around 9 p.m. on a report comment on his behalf. torium is scrapped. said. Among them were ers who need it most is the Landlords, many of of a crash. Witnesses di- Tripp’s license to carry a “Unfortunately, rental New York, Pennsylvania, only way to prevent irrevo- whom have challenged rected rescue workers to rearm has been suspend- assistance funds are not Louisiana, Mississippi cable harm to our nation’s the moratorium, say the an area off the road where ed and any guns he owns housing supply.” reaching struggling fam- and Kansas. court’s decision increases a motorcycle had struck a are being seized. Police guardrail. already con scated the The motorcyclist was handgun and said it was Rhode Island investigating death found to be dead at the loaded with seven rounds. scene. The person’s name Tripp was working for was not immediately re- Holmes Bus Company, leased while police attempt which operates buses for of man handcuffed by police to contact family. The cause Norfolk Public Schools and of the crash is under inves- the King Philip Regional PROVIDENCE, R.I. tigation, police said. School. He has been barred (AP) — Rhode Island au- from transporting students thorities are investigating RFK Children’s Action Corps in both districts. The bus the case of a man who died to honor 4 for their advocacy company did not immedi- after being handcuffed by ately respond to a request police in Providence. LANCASTER (AP) — for comment Saturday. Of cers were called at around 12:30 a.m. Friday on a report of a man who YOUR was screaming in the street SOURCE and possibly under the in- FOR  uence of narcotics, accord- ing to an account by Prov- idence police. They found him groaning unintelligibly as he rolled on the ground Offering clear understanding and next to a ball eld. communication throughout the entire process! The of cers called for an ambulance from the Provi- dence Fire Department and spent more than 10 min- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS utes trying to talk to the Of cers responding to a call of a man who was screaming outside in man and calm him down, Providence, R.I. but he did not answer ques- 947 Western Ave., Lynn, MA 01905-2640 tions or follow commands. his stomach for about 90 cer said “get him off his dead at 1:41 a.m. P: 781-599-0096 800-367-1207 Then the of cers had what seconds while cuf ng his stomach, man.” He did not The death is being in- police described as a “minor hands behind his back. An appear to move as he was vestigated by Providence Membership is open to everyone who lives or works in Essex, struggle” with the man as emergency responder joined placed on a stretcher mo- police, Rhode Island state Middlesex and Suffolk Counties. $25 minimum deposit required they handcuffed him to pro- them, and then he sudden- ments later. police and the Rhode Is- to establish membership. 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©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B MONDAY, MAY 10, 2021 Pioneers drop a heartbreaker game, but you can’t make BASEBALL those errors and mistakes By Mike Alongi at critical times like that.” ITEM SPORTS EDITOR The lone RBI on the day for Lynn eld came from LYNNFIELD — It was Aidan Burke, who went a long time coming when 0-for-3 with a sacri ce  y. the Lynn eld baseball Evan Balian went 2-for-4 team got back out onto in the loss, while Henry the eld Saturday after- Caul eld (1-for-4, run noon, and the Pioneers scored), Jack Bird (1-for- didn’t waste any time in 3) and Luke Martinho (1- getting the drama going. for-4) added hits for the In a nine-inning thriller Pioneers. against Cape Ann League On the mound, Blake rival North Reading, Lyn- Peters pitched a solid n eld was the victim of game in his rst start of one too many mistakes in the season. Peters went a 2-1 loss on its home four-plus innings, allow- eld. ing no runs on just two “I thought we had two hits with ve walks and good weeks of practice three strikeouts. Accura- and a few scrimmages, cy issues led to a high but you’ll always get some pitch count for Peters, hot-and-cold play when and Trent Balian was you have a lot of kids who brought in as a relief haven’t played at the var- pitcher in the fth inning. sity level before,” said He went on to toss the - Lynn eld coach John nal ve innings of the O’Brien. “I think our game, allowing two runs on four hits with two pitchers de nitely threw ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK walks and two strikeouts. well enough for us to win Lynn eld’s Aidan Burke went 0-for-3 with one RBI in a loss to rival North Reading Saturday. or at least keep us in the LYNNFIELD, B2 Spartans continue A loss is a blazing hot start loss, and over the weekend nothing more well.” SOFTBALL On the offensive side of By Mike Alongi things, Alyssa Grossi and ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Marina DiBiasio each had one RBI in the victory. Mike LYNN — The St. Mary’s “This was really more of softball team had a lot of a game where we manu- Alongi live up to after its incredi- factured our runs, which ble season-opening win was great to see,” said late last week, and the Pagliuca. “You’re not going Spartans continued their Late last week, the St. Mary’s soft- to get a ton of hits in every blazing-hot start over the ball team opened up its season with game, so to be able to bunt weekend with a 5-1 victory a win over rival Bishop Fenwick. well, move runners around over Archbishop Williams The margin of victory — 27-0 — was and take advantage of er- in a Catholic Central eye-popping to say the least. Widely rors will be huge moving League bout at Breed Mid- believed to be the biggest loss in forward.” dle School on Saturday. Fenwick softball history, it was cer- St. Mary’s didn’t waste “It was another nice win tainly not the way the Crusaders any time getting out to a for us,” said St. Mary’s wanted to open a new season — es- lead in this one, scoring in coach Frank Pagliuca, who pecially following a pandemic that the bottom of the rst. has now won his rst two took away an entire season. Grossi got things going games at the helm. “We But hey, these things happen from with a single, then DiBia- got a great pitching perfor- time to time. sio came up with a big RBI mance, and then on of- Let’s not forget that the Fenwick triple to make it 1-0 Spar- fense we were able to run softball team has shared a rari ed tans. the bases incredibly well air as one of the greatest programs The score remained the and take advantage of in area history over the years. In the second inning, when a pair some errors, which was 1980s and 90s, under the guidance of heads-up baserunning huge since we only had six of the late Ed “King” Henry, Fen- plays by the Spartans hits. It was a great team wick softball was a dominant force. pushed the lead to 3-0. In win.” The Crusaders won multiple con- the bottom of the fth, Lily Newhall was once secutive state championships in Grossi added a RBI of her again the star in the pitch- those years, decimating teams in own to help stretch the er’s circle for the Spartans, the process. Those teams likely lead to 5-0 before Williams tossing a complete game could have competed with any team notched a run late in the and striking out 15 bat- in the country on any given day. game to round out the ters. My point in mentioning all of that scoring. “Lily has just come out of is simply to say that you can’t live St. Mary’s (2-0) travels the gates ring on all cyl- up in the clouds forever. Sometimes, to Beverly Monday after- inders, and it’s been great as a sports team, you’re going to get noon (4). It’s the beginning to watch,” said Pagliuca. your doors blown off. You’ve just got of a busy week of four “Her strength and com- to look at it for what it is — a loss, games, with one CCL mand of the strike zone and nothing more. matchup (Austin Prep on have been so impressive in And it’s not like Fenwick lost to a Saturday) and three the rst couple of games, pushover. St. Mary’s had star pitch- non-conference matchups and she seems like she’s er Lily Newhall throw a no-hitter on (Beverly on Monday, really improved all parts the mound. The Spartans have a Gloucester on Tuesday of her game. She’s spotting new coach in Frank Pagliuca who ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK and Masconomet on the ball well, commanding comes with a state championship Thursday). St. Mary’s senior Alyssa Grossi had one RBI in the Spartans’ win the strike zone and really pedigree, and they have a legitimate over Archbishop Williams Saturday. throwing all her pitches ST. MARY’S, B2 chance to make some noise in this year’s state tournament. So let’s not go crazy over one loss. Here are some other things on my mind as we start a new week... Bettencourts pace Peabody in win over Danvers — If you missed the Classical-En- glish football game on Friday night, SCHOOL ROUNDUP win, while Emma Bloom coming for the Spartans you missed one of the best live local went 2-for-3 with a dou- on Saturday, as scattered sporting events in more than a year. By Mike Alongi ble and two runs scored 11 hits in the victory. Aiv- With nearly 1,000 people in the ITEM SPORTS EDITOR and Logan Lomasney en Cabral (2-for-4), Kory building Friday night, the 107th went 2-for-3 with one sto- Ouellette (1-for-2) and The Peabody softball playing of the Lynn rivalry game len base and one run Deniel Ortiz (1-for-2) each team continued its strong was as close to a pre-pandemic scored. had two RBI to pace the start to the season over scene as there has been. The game Avery Greico had a big offense, while Jason Do- the weekend, notching a may not have been a thriller like in day on both sides of the nahue and Lucas Fritz years past, but man was it a fun few 6-1 victory over North- eld, earning the win in each went 2-for-3 with hours. eastern Conference foe the pitcher’s circle and one RBI. — Shout out to the two best pitch- Danvers in a battle at Ki- going 1-for-3 at the plate. John Nowicki earned ing performances of the year in the ley Brothers School Sat- Greico shined in the cir- the victory on the mound, very early going -- Leah Ventre at urday. cle, tossing a complete tossing four innings and Saugus and Lily Newhall at St. The Bettencourts were game and allowing one allowing two runs on one Mary’s. Ventre threw a ve-inning key contributors to the run on four hits with hit with three walks and perfect game in her rst-ever varsi- victory, with Abby Betten- three walks and 11 strike- ve strikeouts. Terrance ty win, with her younger sister Lily court going 2-for-3 with a outs. Moynihan and Andrew Ventre catching the whole time. double, two RBI and two Peabody (2-0) plays on Luciano each pitched an Newhall tossed a no-hitter in her runs scored and Isabel the road at Salem Wednes- inning-plus of relief. debut this season, then followed it Bettencourt going 1-for-3 day afternoon (4). St. Mary’s (2-0) travels up with a 15-strikeout performance with one RBI. ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK BASEBALL to Matignon Monday against Williams over the weekend. Gina Terrazzano and Abby Bettencourt went 2-for-3 with St. Mary’s 10, (3:30). It’s looking like the junior righty Penny Spack (2-for-3) Archbishop Williams 3 two RBI for Peabody in a win over will be doing some big things for the each added a RBI in the The hits just kept on ROUNDUP, B2 Danvers Saturday. Spartans this spring. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MAY 10, 2021

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE MONDAY Lynnfield at North Reading (4) Marblehead at Beverly (4) Baseball Swampscott at Gloucester (4) St. Mary’s at Matignon (3:30) Salem at Winthrop (4) Peabody at Masconomet (4) Malden Catholic at St. John’s Prep (4) Girls Tennis Gloucester at Saugus (4:30) St. Joseph’s Prep at St. Mary’s (3:30) Bishop Fenwick at Austin Prep (6:30) North Reading at Lynnfield (4) Beverly at Marblehead (4) Softball Danvers at Peabody (4) Triton at Lynnfield (3:45) Swampscott at Saugus (4) St. Mary’s at Beverly (4) Winthrop at Salem (4) Austin Prep at Bishop Fenwick (4) Swampscott at Danvers (4) Field Hockey Salem Academy at Winthrop (4) Revere at Everett (4) Gloucester at Marblehead (4:30) Cross Country Boys Lacrosse Classical at Everett (4) North Reading at Lynnfield (4) Medford at English (4) Austin Prep at Bishop Fenwick (4) Somerville at Revere (4) Beverly at Peabody (4) TUESDAY Gloucester at Swampscott (4) Baseball Winthrop at Marblehead (4) Lynnfield at Triton (3:45) Saugus at Salem (4:30) Danvers at Marblehead (4) Matignon at St. Mary’s (5) Softball Girls Lacrosse St. Mary’s at Gloucester (4:30) St. Mary’s at Matignon (3:30) Lynnfield at North Reading (4) Boys Soccer Salem at Saugus (4) Chelsea at Revere (4) Bishop Fenwick at Austin Prep (4) English at Medford (4) Peabody at Beverly (4) Boys Lacrosse Marblehead at Winthrop (4) St. John’s Prep at Malden Catholic Swampscott at Gloucester (4:30) (5:30) Girls Volleyball Swampscott at Danvers (7) English at Classical (5:30) Girls Lacrosse Revere at Malden (5:30) Danvers at Swampscott (4) Boys Tennis Track St. John’s Prep at Malden Catholic (4) Saugus at Danvers (4:30)

TV/RADIO TV NHL 7 p.m...... NY Islanders at Boston...... NESN + MLB ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK 7:05 p.m...... Boston at Baltimore...... NESN Blake Peters tossed four innings of scoreless baseball for Lynnfield in a loss to North Reading Satur- 8:10 p.m...... LA Angels at Houston...... ESPN day afternoon. NBA 7:30 p.m...... Washington at Atlanta...... NBATV 10 p.m...... Utah at Golden State...... NBATV Pioneers drop heartbreaker to rival Radio NHL LYNNFIELD just deep enough to score ner on second made an tra innings from there, From B1 Caulfield on a sacrifice fly, attempt to score, but Mar- with North Reading even- 7 p.m...... NY Islanders at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5 making it 1-0 Pioneers. tinho made an incredible tually getting the go- MLB After North Reading “That’s the kind of base- one-hop throw from deep ahead run on a Lynnfield 7:05 p.m...... Boston at Baltimore...... WEEI-FM 93.7 moved runners into scor- ball we like to play,” said center to gun down the error. ing position in each of the O’Brien. “The guys came runner and keep the Pio- Lynnfield (0-1) is back in first two innings but came through and played some neers’ 1-0 lead. But the action Tuesday afternoon NHL up empty, Lynnfield final- good situational baseball other runner advanced to (3:45) on the road at Tri- EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE ly struck first in the bot- there, but we’ve got to be second on the play, and on ton. East Division West Division tom of the third. Caulfield able to sustain that a little the next pitch he made a “It was a tough first GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA x-Pittsburgh 56 37 16 3 77 196 156 x-Vegas 54 39 13 2 80 184 122 opened the inning with a more.” move to steal third. The game, but hopefully we x-Washington 55 35 15 5 75 189 162 x-Colorado 53 36 13 4 76 184 131 single before Bird dropped The score remained Lynnfield throw got away can learn from this one x-Boston 54 32 15 7 71 164 132 x-Minnesota 54 35 14 5 75 178 149 down a sacrifice bunt, and there until the top of the and into left field, allow- and be better the next x-N.Y.Islanders 55 32 17 6 70 154 125 x-St. Louis 53 24 20 9 57 156 166 N.Y. Rangers 56 27 23 6 60 177 157 Arizona 56 24 26 6 54 153 176 the delayed throw allowed seventh inning. A one-out ing the tying run to score time out,” said O’Brien. Philadelphia 55 24 23 8 56 159 199 San Jose 55 21 27 7 49 151 193 Caulfield to scamper all single and a balk put a and the momentum to “We’re going to need to hit New Jersey 55 19 29 7 45 143 190 Los Angeles 53 21 26 6 48 141 157 Buffalo 56 15 34 7 37 138 199 Anaheim 56 17 30 9 43 126 179 the way to third base in North Reading runner on shift all the way to North better and clean up the Central Division North Division the process. Next up was second base before the Reading. issues in the field, and GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Burke, who launched a fly Hornets knocked a single The two sides went back hopefully we can do that y-Carolina 55 36 11 8 80 179 131 x-Toronto 54 35 13 6 76 182 140 x-Florida 55 36 14 5 77 185 153 x-Edmonton 53 33 18 2 68 174 144 ball into left field that was into centerfield. The run- and forth through two ex- starting Tuesday.” x-Tampa Bay 55 36 16 3 75 181 143 x-Winnipeg 53 28 22 3 59 160 149 Nashville 55 30 23 2 62 151 154 Montreal 54 24 21 9 57 153 160 Dallas 54 22 18 14 58 151 146 Ottawa 54 22 27 5 49 152 181 Chicago 54 23 25 6 52 153 179 Calgary 51 22 26 3 47 132 148 Detroit 56 19 27 10 48 127 171 Vancouver 49 20 26 3 43 132 163 Spartans continue blazing start to season Columbus 56 18 26 12 48 137 187 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss.

Sunday’s Games Carolina at Nashville, 8 p.m. ST. MARY’S and it’s incredibly excit- ing us to be flexible and tunities to play as possi- Dallas at Chicago, 7 p.m. Dallas at Chicago, 8 p.m. Ottawa at Calgary, 8 p.m. Vancouver at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. From B1 ing,” said Pagliuca. “We’re schedule out-of-conference ble. We’re excited to hope- Monday’s Games Colorado at Vegas, 10 p.m. very fortunate to have the games, because at the end fully get in a full schedule Edmonton at Montreal, 5:30 p.m. St. Louis at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Boston, 7 p.m. Tuesday’s Games “We have a lot of games support of the Catholic of the day it’s about giving with a number of different New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Boston at Washington, 7 p.m. coming up on the schedule Central League in allow- these kids as many oppor- opponents.” Tampa Bay at Florida, 7 p.m. Vancouver at Winnipeg, 8 p.m.

NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB x-Philadelphia 47 21 .691 — Dallas 39 28 .582 — x-Brooklyn 44 24 .647 3 Memphis 34 33 .507 5 New York 38 30 .559 9 San Antonio 32 35 .478 7 Boston 35 33 .515 12 New Orleans 30 37 .448 9 Toronto 27 41 .397 20 Houston 16 52 .235 23½ Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Atlanta 37 31 .544 — y-Utah 50 18 .735 — Miami 37 31 .544 — x-Denver 44 24 .647 6 Charlotte 33 34 .493 3½ Portland 39 29 .574 11 Washington 32 36 .471 5 Oklahoma City 21 47 .309 29 Orlando 21 46 .313 15½ Minnesota 20 47 .299 29½ Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB y-Milwaukee 43 24 .642 — x-Phoenix 48 19 .716 — Indiana 31 36 .463 12 x-L.A. Clippers 45 23 .662 3½ Chicago 28 39 .418 15 L.A. Lakers 37 30 .552 11 Cleveland 21 46 .313 22 Golden State 35 33 .515 13½ Detroit 20 48 .294 23½ Sacramento 29 38 .433 19

Sunday’s Games Minnesota at Detroit, 7 p.m. Miami 130, Boston 124 L.A. Clippers at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. New York 106, L.A. Clippers 100 Miami at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Dallas at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Brooklyn at Chicago, 8 p.m. Minnesota at Orlando, 7 p.m. Dallas at Memphis, 8 p.m. New Orleans at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Indiana, 8 p.m. Chicago at Detroit, 8 p.m. Orlando at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Oklahoma City at Sacramento, 10 p.m. New York at L.A. Lakers, 10 p.m. Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 10 p.m. Oklahoma City at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Monday’s Games Phoenix at Golden State, 10 p.m. Indiana at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Washington at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday’s Games ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK New Orleans at Memphis, 8 p.m. Washington at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Milwaukee at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Boston at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Scott Emerson had one RBI for Bishop Fenwick in a win over Matignon Saturday. Houston at Portland, 10 p.m. San Antonio at Brooklyn, 8 p.m. Utah at Golden State, 10 p.m. New Orleans at Dallas, 9 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Portland at Utah, 9 p.m. Denver at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Houston at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Fenwick baseball shuts out Matignon for first win MLB ROUNDUP BOYS LACROSSE took first in the discus (99- St. Mary’s 30 St. Mary’s 9, 10) and the shot put (36- The Crusaders had three AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE From B1 East Division East Division Archbishop Williams 2 9). Other winners for the double-winners in the vic- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Bishop Fenwick 10, Zach Barden led the of- Crusaders were Aidan tory, with Julia Loescher Boston 22 13 .629 _ New York 16 13 .552 _ New York 18 16 .529 3½ Philadelphia 18 16 .529 ½ Matignon 0 fensive attack for the Dwyer in the triple jump winning the discus (98-8) Tampa Bay 19 17 .528 3½ Atlanta 16 17 .485 2 The Crusaders notched Spartans with four goals (35-5 1/2), Angel Martinez and the javelin (88-8), Toronto 17 16 .515 4 Miami 15 18 .455 3 their first win of the sea- Saturday. in the 100 (12.3), Ethan Baltimore 15 19 .441 6½ Washington 13 17 .433 3½ Breanna Benoit winning Central Division Central Division son behind a strong offen- St. Mary’s (1-0) hosts Tran in the 200 (23.6), the 100 (13.7 and the 200 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB sive performance and a Matignon Monday eve- Colby Browne in the 400 (28.6) and Eliza Powers Chicago 19 13 .594 _ St. Louis 21 14 .600 _ combined effort on the Cleveland 18 14 .563 1 Milwaukee 19 16 .543 2 ning (5). (54.8), Matt Gerdenich in winning the 100 hurdles Kansas City 16 17 .485 3½ Chicago 17 17 .500 3½ mound. GIRLS LACROSSE the 800 (2:11.2) and Wyatt (18.6) and the high jump Minnesota 12 20 .375 7 Cincinnati 15 16 .484 4 Alex Gonzalez and Mike Archbishop Williams 16, Burr in the two-mile Detroit 10 24 .294 10 Pittsburgh 14 19 .424 6 (4-6). West Division West Division Faragi each went 2-for-3 St. Mary’s 4 (11:22.5). Other winners for Fen- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB with two RBI in the win, St. Mary’s (0-2) takes on Fenwick (1-0) runs wick were Kailey Silva in Oakland 21 15 .583 _ San Francisco 20 14 .588 _ while Tucker Destino Matignon Monday (3:30). against St. Joseph’s Prep Houston 18 16 .529 2 San Diego 19 16 .543 1½ the 400 hurdles (1:26), Zoe Seattle 18 17 .514 2½ Los Angeles 18 17 .514 2½ went 1-for-3 with two RBI Bishop Fenwick 17, Saturday (10). Elwell in the shot put (23- Texas 18 18 .500 3 Arizona 15 19 .441 5 and two stolen bases. Scott Matignon 4 Brett O’Brien was a dou- Los Angeles 15 18 .455 4½ Colorado 12 22 .353 8 2), Catherine Carter in the Emerson, Chrisitan Karina Gyllenhaal led ble-winner for the Spar- Sunday’s Games San Diego (Lamet 0-0) at Colorado (Senza- 400 (1:07.7) and Keiry Pa- Loescher, Dan Reddick the offensive outburst tans, winning the javelin Boston 4, Baltimore 3 tela 1-3), 8:40 p.m. niagua in the long jump N.Y. Yankees 3, Washington 2 Miami (TBD) at Arizona (Weaver 1-3), 9:40 and Anthony Marino each with six goals and two as- (104-0) and tying for first Texas 10, Seattle 2 p.m. had one RBI. sists, while Brynn Bertuc- in the high jump with (13-7). Chicago White Sox 9, Kansas City 3 Texas (Gibson 3-0) at San Francisco (Wood Fenwick (1-0) runs Houston 7, Toronto 4 3-0), 9:45 p.m. It was a team effort on ci had two goals and two teammate Anthony D’Itria Tampa Bay 4, Oakland 3 Tuesday’s Games against St. Joseph’s Prep L.A. Angels 2, L.A. Dodgers 1 Texas at San Francisco, 3:45 p.m. the mound for the Crusad- assists. Mia Tsaparlis had (5-10). Jesse Moriello also Minnesota at Detroit, ppd. Chicago Cubs at Cleveland, 6:10 p.m. ers, as Brandon Bloom two goals and one assist, won two events, taking Saturday (10). Cincinnati at Cleveland, ppd. Baltimore at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Winners for the Spar- Milwaukee 2, Miami 1, 10 innings Kansas City at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. earned the win on the while Jenna Durkin scored first in the 400 hurdles N.Y. Mets 4, Arizona 2 N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. mound after just two in- one goal. (1:08.6) and the one-mile tans were Kelsey Kwiatek St. Louis 2, Colorado 0 Oakland at Boston, 7:10 p.m. in the one-mile (6:04.2), Pittsburgh 6, Chicago Cubs 5 Toronto at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. nings pitched. Loescher, Fenwick (1-0) plays on (5:20.2). Declan Dorgan San Diego 11, San Francisco 1 L.A. Angels at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Emerson and Marino each the road at Austin Prep finished first in the 110 Juliana Taborda in the L.A. Angels 2, L.A. Dodgers 1 Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 800 (2:48) and Aaliah Te- Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:08 p.m. p.m. pitched one inning of Monday (4). hurdles (20.4). Monday’s Games Chicago Cubs at Cleveland, 6:10 p.m. scoreless relief to help seal BOYS TRACK St. Mary’s (0-1) runs jada Lara in the triple Cincinnati (Mahle 1-1) at Pittsburgh (Keller Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 6:35 p.m. jump (22-6 3/4). 2-3), 6:35 p.m. Philadelphia at Washington, 7:05 p.m. the shutout win. Bishop Fenwick 85, against Austin Prep Sat- Boston (Pérez 0-2) at Baltimore (López St. Louis at Milwaukee, 7:40 p.m. Fenwick (1-1) plays on St. Mary’s 46 urday (10). St. Mary’s (0-1) runs 1-3), 7:05 p.m. San Diego at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. L.A. Angels (TBD) at Houston (Garcia 0-3), Miami at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. the road at Austin Prep Fenwick got two wins GIRLS TRACK against Austin Prep Sat- 8:10 p.m. Seattle at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Monday (6:30). from Matt Juneau, who Bishop Fenwick 90, urday (10). MONDAY, MAY 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Trump’s ‘Big Lie’ imperils Republicans who don’t embrace it

By Calvin Woodward ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Alle- giance to a lie has become a test of loyalty to Donald Trump and a means of self-preservation for Re- publicans. Trump’s discredited al- legations about a stolen election did nothing to save his presidency when courtrooms high and low, state governments and ultimately Congress — meeting in the chaos of an insurrection powered by FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS his grievances — affirmed the legitimacy of his de- Workers replace old water lines under Main Street as part of work to feat and the honesty of the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS update water and sewer systems as well as prepare the road for the ex- process that led to it. House Republican Conference chair Rep. Liz pansion of a street car line in Kansas City, Mo. Now those “Big Lie” al- Cheney, R-Wyo., with House Minority Whip legations, no closer to true than before, are getting a Steve Scalise, R-La., talks to reporters during a Some states plan big spending second, howling wind. news conference at the Capitol in Washington. Republicans are expect- Trump cult of personality.” is ascendant as Republi- ed to believe the false- Everyone enmeshed in cans place their bets on with Biden’s aid, others wait hoods, pretend they do or Trump’s relentless election the energy and passions of round coming a year later. tertainment venues; at bare minimum not let it By David A. Lieb claims agrees a “Big Lie” is his core supporters in the ASSOCIATED PRESS “A billion dollars has construction at parks be known that they don’t. at the heart of the matter. approach to the midterm just fallen from the sky, in and public facilities; and State Republican leaders Though still awaiting President Joe Biden says elections next year. some respects,” said Ver- grants to farmers, com- from Georgia to Arizo- so. Cheney said so. Domin- money from the latest fed- mont Gov. Phil Scott, a Re- mercial fishing operations na have been flamed by That bet requires a sus- eral coronavirus relief act, ion Voting Systems alleges pension of disbelief when publican. “It’s here, right and food processors. Trump or his followers for in a massive lawsuit that some governors and state in front of us. We have to “Of course it’s classical standing against the lies. Trump makes his fantas- lawmakers already are Trump lawyer Rudy Gi- tical claims about a rigged invest it wisely.” politics: They announce it, Only a select few Repub- uliani “manufactured and making plans to add the Like many governors, no details and everybody’s licans in Washington are election. multibillion-dollar boon to disseminated the ‘Big Lie.’” “This message is work- Scott hadn’t accounted filling in the void with what defying him, for they, too, Trump tried to appropri- their budgets. for a new influx of federal they want to spend it on,” know that doing so comes ing,” said former Re- Among their priorities: ate the phrase by turning publican Rep. Denver money when he presented Virginia Secretary of Fi- with a cost. it against his accusers, a bailing out depleted unem- Riggleman, driven from a budget plan earlier this nance Aubrey Layne said. Liz Cheney, lifelong con- pattern from his presiden- ployment accounts, expand- Congress by a Trump- year. Now he’s working Officials in Virginia and servative and daughter of cy when he railed against ing high-speed internet and aligned opponent in the with lawmakers to add about a dozen other states a vice president once loved “fake news” after having providing additional aid to it to the state’s spending told The Associated Press by the Republican right his own called out. party’s nomination race schools and businesses. plan while still awaiting they are waiting for Trea- while earning the nick- “The Fraudulent Pres- in his Virginia district last The $1.9 trillion pan- guidance from the U.S. sury Department guidance name Darth Vader, was idential Election of 2020 year. Riggleman pointed demic relief law signed Treasury Department on before developing specific willing to pay it. will be, from this day forth, to strong local fund-rais- by President Joe Biden specific ways the money spending plans. Federal “History is watching,” the known as THE BIG LIE!” ing success and poll num- earlier this year contains can — or can’t — be used. law prohibits states from Wyoming congresswoman he said in a statement last bers for Trump loyalists. $350 billion of flexible aid Scott wants to put the using the aid to make pen- wrote as House Republi- week, delivered as if by “If you’ve got to say things for state and local gov- money toward econom- sion payments or fund tax cans prepared to strip her force of proclamation. you don’t believe in, as long ernments, plus billions of ic development, climate cuts. Some state officials of her No. 3 leadership po- Trump led his party in as that leads to a win, that’s dollars more for specific change initiatives, water are concerned that other sition this coming week an election that cost Re- what’s most important,” he programs such as housing and sewer infrastructure, uses also could be ruled over her confrontation with publicans the presidency told MSNBC. “If you think assistance. Unlike earli- housing and high-speed out, trigging a provision Trump. “Republicans need and their Senate majority you can win by fanning er coronavirus aid, states internet. Democratic Sen- requiring them to repay to stand for genuinely con- while leaving them short of these flames of disinfor- have broad leeway to use ate President Pro Tem the federal government. servative principles, and taking over in the House. mation, why wouldn’t you the money to plug budget Becca Balint also wants “If we don’t know what steer away from the dan- For all that, the party’s do that?” He added: “If you holes, invest in certain some to go toward work- the guidelines are, it makes gerous and anti-democratic brute-force Trump faction have no integrity.” infrastructure or address force training. it hard to spend the money, the “negative economic In other states, the because we don’t want to impacts” of the pandemic. spending plans include spend it in the wrong way Ransomware gangs get more States are expected to bonuses for teachers and and have it clawed back,” receive an initial install- first-responders; aid to said Iowa Gov. Kim Reyn- ment soon, with a second movie theaters and en- olds, a Republican. aggressive against law enforcement By Alan Suderman Job market for new grads: Much ASSOCIATED PRESS RICHMOND, Va. — Po- hiring but much competition lice Chief Will Cunning- ham came to work four By Travis Loller and years ago to find that his Christopher Rugaber six-officer department was ASSOCIATED PRESS the victim of a crime. Hackers had taken ad- After a painful year of vantage of a weak pass- joblessness, the future has word to break in and finally brightened for Aly- encrypt the files of the cia St. Germain, a 22-year- department in Roxana, a old college senior at the small town in Illinois near University of Minnesota. St. Louis, and were de- Having lost a part-time manding $6,000 of bitcoin. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gig at Barnes and Noble “I was shocked, I was An officer holds a baton and shield as demon- last March as the viral surprised, frustrated,” strators gather to protest near the White House pandemic tore through Cunningham said. in Washington. the U.S. economy, she was Police departments left unemployed like tens big and small have been gangs fear repercussions. aggressive new tactics of millions of other Amer- plagued for years by for- In Washington, D.C., a used before against police icans. But now, St. Ger- eign hackers breaking Russian-speaking ran- departments. main has a job lined up into networks and causing — with benefits — even somware syndicate called “It should be a wake-up varying level of mischief, Babuk hacked into the before graduation and in call to government that from disabling email sys- network of the city’s police her chosen field of devel- it finally needs to take tems to more serious prob- department and threat- opmental psychology. A FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS strong and decisive ac- lems with 911 centers tem- ened to leak the identities family friend established tion,” said Brett Callow, a Lucius Giannini had hoped to find work with porarily knocked offline. In of confidential informants a new child-care center in threat analyst at the secu- the Peace Corps, or maybe teaching English some cases important case unless an unspecified ran- St. Paul, and St. Germain rity firm Emsisoft. overseas. But the Peace Corps was bringing all files have gone missing. som was paid. landed a job as an assis- But things have taken a Making the ransomware its volunteers home, and no one was hiring for A day after the initial attacks potentially more tant in the infant room. overseas teaching. dark turn recently. Crim- threat was posted in late “This,” she said, “is prob- inal hackers are increas- damaging, police are now April, the gang tried to able to collect and store ably the most positive lapse reflected a shortage other segments where jobs ingly using brazen meth- spur payment by leaking thing that could happen.” ods to increase pressure on more personal informa- of available workers, econ- can’t be done remotely.” personal information of tion than ever before Not all new college grads omists say. The economic law enforcement agencies Hershbein said he wor- some police officers taken through advances in sur- will find a job so quickly. rebound is strengthening to pay ransoms, including ries, though, that the pan- from background checks, veillance equipment and But collectively, this year’s so fast that many busi- demic will dim the eco- leaking or threatening to including details of officers’ graduating class is poised technologies such as artifi- nesses are struggling to nomic prospects of young leak highly sensitive and past drug use, finances and for better prospects than cial intelligence and facial quickly attract enough ap- adults who were unable potentially life-threaten- — in at least one incident were the 2020 seniors, recognition software. plicants to fill jobs. to complete, or even start, ing information. — of past sexual abuse. who had the misfortune to The threat of ransom- April Doss, the executive The pace of job openings, their educations during Similar threats were graduate into the depths ware has risen to a level director of the Institute for in fact, has fully recovered the pandemic. Data has made recently against of the brutal coronavirus that’s impossible to ignore, Technology Law & Policy from the pandemic and is shown sharp drops in en- a small police force in recession. Though the with hardly a day going by at Georgetown University now far above pre-reces- rollment at community Maine. The police depart- competition will be stiff — sion levels, including in without news of a hospital, Law School, said laws and and four-year colleges. ment in Dade City, a small this year’s graduates will professional occupations private business or govern- town in Florida, currently regulations about how po- Even so, college seniors have to compete, in many that college students are ment agency being victim- has many of its files post- lice collect, retain and se- will be competing against cases, with 2020 gradu- more likely to seek and ized. On Saturday, the op- ed on the dark web by the cure that data are largely a larger-than-usual uni- ates who are still seeking that can typically be done erator of a major pipeline ransomware gang Avad- unsettled. their first full-time job — from home. verse of job seekers when system that transports don after the city decided “Where that leaves us is employers are ramping up “I don’t think this re- you include last year’s fuel across the East Coast not to pay the $450,000 with police departments hiring. And many are des- cession will be as bad for crop of graduates. said it had been victimized worth of bitcoin that was getting to use a great deal perate for workers. college graduates as previ- “Because there is a large by a ransomware attack demanded. Leaked files of their own discretion in On Friday, the govern- ous recessions have been,” pool of unemployed workers, and had halted all pipeline show pictures of a dead terms of what technolo- ment reported that em- said Brad Hershbein, an companies can pick exact- operations to deal with the body from a crime scene. gies they adopt and how ployers added just 266,000 economist at the Upjohn ly who they want and skip threat. Ransomware gangs have they use them,” said Doss, jobs in April, a surprisingly Institute in Kalamazoo, over people with less expe- The increasingly defiant been leaking sensitive who previously worked sharp slowdown from the Michigan. “That segment rience,” said Elise Gould, a attacks on law enforce- data from victims for well at the National Security 770,000 that were added of the labor market is go- senior economist at the Eco- ment agencies underscore over a year, but experts Agency and recently wrote in March. Yet much of that ing to recover faster than nomic Policy Institute. how little ransomware said they’ve not seen such a book on cyberprivacy. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MAY 10, 2021 COMICS

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Family and friends have doubts about widower’s younger woman

DEAR ABBY: I am a the point where I refuse widower. I lost my won- Dear Abby is written by Abigail to be hurt any longer and derful wife of 35 years to Van Buren, also known as Jeanne have chosen not to en- heart disease eight years gage with them anymore. ago. I have had no rela- Phillips, and was founded by her It has been nearly a year tionships with women mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact since we’ve had contact. since then. Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. My husband sympathizes Recently, I had the with me and recognizes pleasure of meeting a Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. their behavior as odd and very nice woman, hurtful. However, he be- “Yvonne.” She’s 11 years lieves I should reach out younger and has never company of this woman with Yvonne is her age. once more because my been married. We see after so many years (Could any of these brother is my only living each other socially and alone? “friends” be jealous or sibling. I’m fearful that if enjoy each other’s compa- closely tied to your late I do, I’ll be hurt once ny. We are both retired, LONELY WIDOWER wife?) again. Your advice is have our own money and IN ARIZONA greatly needed. neither of us is interested DEAR ABBY: I am the DEAR WIDOWER: UNDECIDED IN in marriage. youngest of three. My No, you are not wrong. If SOUTH CAROLINA My son and daughter, you and Yvonne enjoy brother is the eldest. Our both married with chil- each other, you are both sister died of cancer 20 DEAR UNDECIDED: dren, are split in their unencumbered and enti- years ago. Your husband is a kind opinions about this. My tled to it. Eleven years is It breaks my heart that and forgiving man who son is happy for me, but not too great an age dif- he and his wife can’t has not experienced the my daughter thinks ference. Your daughter seem to decide whether pain your brother and his Yvonne is too young for seems to be more posses- they like me or not. wife have subjected you to me and wonders why she sive than protective. See- Sometimes they are with their mind games. never married. Some of ing you with a woman warm and inviting, but Your brother may be your my friends actually side other than her late moth- for most of my life they’ve only living sibling, but it with my daughter. er — regardless of age — been cold, critical and is an accident of birth. He At our ages, I don’t may be what’s really distant. They create is incapable of the kind of think an 11-year differ- bothering her. imaginary problems, relationship you would ence is a big deal. Why If you want to allow blame me for them and like to have had with Yvonne stayed single is your friends to run your then keep me on the outs him. Having been hurt none of anyone’s busi- life, I can’t stop you. But I until they decide to for- repeatedly, you are right ness. Since her mother’s see no reason why you give and forget. I’ve spent to be fearful. You will death, my daughter has should allow them to many hours crying about shed fewer tears if you been protective of me. Am dampen your enjoyment this. continue keeping your I wrong for enjoying the if all they can find wrong I have finally reached distance. BRIDGE

Move halfway around the table Two weeks ago, we looked at open- That isn’t always the end of the de- ing leads. Now let’s move to the oth- fense, though — as in this deal. er side of the table and study some South had a close decision after problems faced by the third hand at his partner’s two-spade raise. He trick one. knew from West’s double that the First, the most basic agreement. opposing high cards would be badly Suppose partner leads a fourth-high- placed, but South understandably est club two, and dummy has three felt that he had too much to pass. low clubs. You hold Q-J-3 of clubs. West guessed well to lead the club Which club should you play? two. (One could imagine a layout There is only one right answer: the where the diamond nine — top of jack. When going third hand high, so you might even win the trick, play the nothing — would work out better.) bottom of your equal cards. Why? South won East’s jack with the ace Suppose partner has the king and and continued with the spade jack. declarer takes your jack with the ace. Reading the position well, West went If it is beyond your partner to work in with his ace, cashed the club king out that you must have the queen, and continued with a low club to get a new partner before the next East’s queen. Then East shifted to trick begins! Why would declarer win the heart nine, giving the defenders the jack with the ace if he could have five tricks: one spade, two hearts taken the trick with the queen? and two clubs. MONDAY, MAY 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS

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9 p.m. HBO The Crime of the Century Oscar- and Emmy-winning filmmaker Alex Gibney’s (“Going Clear: Scientology & the Prison of Belief”) two-part documentary, which concludes Tuesday night, is a blazing indictment of the major drug companies and the political operatives and govern- ment regulations that enable the over-production, widespread distribution and abuse of synthetic opi- oids. The film examines how Purdue Pharma, which manufactured the highly addictive drug OxyContin, worked closely with the FDA to get the hugely profit- We all know that restaurants and mat at all with the show? bit now? tion, which is at Spirits on Bourbon, able pain medication released for wider use. bars are among those that have Oh, yes. This is the first year that Yeah. You know, it’s when peo- a cocktail made out of coconut been hit the hardest this past year, we are allowing people to see how ple are irresponsible, I get angry at water and a number of other ingre- 9:01 p.m. so it’s thrilling to see Bar Rescue’s we produce the show. We’re going them. These operators are not irre- dients. It’s blue, and it’s a very fa- FOX Jon Taffer back on his crusade in to show them what we’re doing. We sponsible, they’ve really tried. Some mous cocktail. We put it on Bourbon 9-1-1: Lone Star helping struggling owners salvage have three COVID officers on set of them have put their savings on Street, and they sell about 20,000 a their businesses. After 51 weeks, [monitoring safety protocols and the line and kept their employees While Owen (Rob Lowe) is recovering, he’s stunned month of them. And I’m not saying it when he emerges as the prime suspect in the seri- Taffer and his crew of over 50 are staff]. We’re now in our fifth episode, working at their own demise. These finally back to work on Season 8 and we’re doing great. It’s working. are good people who really got hurt because it’s mine; it happens to be al arsonist case in the new episode “The Big Heat.” one of my favorite cocktails. Meanwhile, T.K. and Carlos (Ronen Rubinstein, Rafael of Paramount Network’s Bar Res- I imagine it’s more emotional this year. So it’s a different kind of cue (airing Sundays). This season than ever when you show up? show. It’s not as tense, but it’s far What three Jeopardy! categories Silva) find themselves in their own fiery situation, and is beyond personal for Taffer, as he We’ve done the hurricane epi- more emotional. would you absolutely dominate? Tommy (Gina Torres) receives the surprise of her life. lends his expertise in his hometown sodes and the flood episodes where What are your three favorite Obviously, bar and beverage I think Sierra McClain, Jim Parrack and Julian Works also star. of Las Vegas and will celebrate the these aren’t owners who caused drinks of choice? I would own. I think travel/geography series’ 200th episode. their own failure — these are own- My first favorite drink of choice would be a very strong category for 10 p.m. “This year has been very emotion- ers who were doing well and Mother would be a Godfather. The Godfa- me. And American history. I’m a bit ABC al for us. I’ve seen so many friends Nature took the business away. This ther is in a rocks glass. It’s scotch The Good Doctor of a history buff. I love the history of lose their businesses. … Unemploy- season is very much like that. These and amaretto. Probably my second our nation. Shaun (Freddie Highmore) struggles in his role as ment got to 35% here,” Taffer says. are operators who were successful favorite drink would be a, I’m going When flipping through your Lea’s (Paige Spara) partner when his instincts as a “This is a hospitality hub, so we’re before COVID. So I can’t look at them to be very boring here for a moment, medical professional kick in as complications arise in focused on trying to restart Las Ve- and say, “You’re a failure.” I’ve got to probably a Salty Dog, which is vod- channel lineup, what‘s a movie her pregnancy in the new episode “Dr. Ted.” Elsewhere, gas this year through Bar Rescue.” look at them and say, you know, “I’ve ka, grapefruit juice with a little salt you’ll always stop to rewatch? Drs. Park and Andrews (Will Yun Lee, Hill Harper) clash Here he shares some more insights got to help you get out of this.” So it’s on the rim. My third favorite cock- Rocky is one of them. I love the with Asher (guest star Noah Galvin) over how to ad- on the season and some personal very different. It’s very emotional for tail in the world, that I’ve ever had movie, Rocky. Butch Cassidy and dress the wishes of an elderly patient. Bria Samone favorites. me, quite candidly. in my life, happens to be one that the Sundance Kid is another one Henderson and Veronica Cartwright also guest star. Did you have to change the for- So are you softening up a little we created, which is the Resurrec- that I love. The Godfather.

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The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage Carpentry & Services RONNIE Z petition on Tuesday, May 18, 2021 at 7:00 P.M. via Zoom. given by Diomedes Ortiz and Maria M. Cid to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as Mortgagee, as nominee for Countrywide Home Loans, Inc., and • Full Cleanouts: Homes, LOCUS: 122 ESSEX STREET, PARCEL NO. 095-524-027 — PETITIONER: IRVING now held by Yakte Properties, LLC, said mortgage dated July 26, 2006 and Attics, basements, yards, MOVING DEVELOPMENT BY IT PRESIDENT MR. JASON IRVING, THROUGH HIS ATTORNEY recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 25949, Commercial clean outs, etc. Leave your moving to us! LISA J. MCGLOIN, ESQUIRE (ZBA 9970) Page 190, said mortgage was assigned from Mortgage Electronic Registration • Full Home Repairs, Whether it be one piece or more! Systems, Inc. as nominee for Countrywide Home Loans, Inc. to RRA CP Opportunity Painting and Installations. 10% off for senior citizens, TO VARY (PURSUANT TO M.G.L. C. 40A, S. 10) THE PROVISIONS OF THE CITY OF Trust 1 by assignment dated June 7, 2019 and recorded with said Registry of LYNN ZONE ORDINANCE TO ALLOW THE ADDITION OF SEVEN ADDITIONAL Deeds in Book 37598, Page 583; said mortgage was assigned from RRA CP • Windows, doors, porches, veterans, and disabled decks, stairs etc. DWELLING UNITS AT THE PROPERTY WHERE THE PROPERTY LACKS SUFFICIENT Opportunity Trust 1, A Delaware Statutory Trust to Yakte Properties, LLC, a • Gutter repairs and cleaning. Call Ronnie SQUARE FOOTAGE AND PARKING AS IS REQUIRED BY THE CITY OF LYNN ZONE Delaware Limited Liability Company by assignment dated July 2, 2019 and ORDINANCE. recorded with said Registry of Deeds in Book 37718, Page 500; for breach of the No job too small! conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be 781-321-2499 LOCUS: 61 BACHELLER STREET, PARCEL NO. 074-082-046 — PETITIONER: MARC sold at Public Auction on June 10, 2021 at 12:00 PM Local Time upon the For a free estimate 781-354-0023 COOPER (ZBA 9971) premises, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit:

CLEANING/ TO PERMIT THE ALTERATION OF AN EXISTING NON-CONFORMING TWO-FAMILY The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, bounded and described as MAINTENANCE STRUCTURE LOCATED ON A NON-CONFORMING LOT IN THE GENERAL RESIDENCE follows: DISTRICT (R-2). TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF TWO ADDITIONS (DECKS - LOCATED ON FIRST AND SECOND FLOOR ALONG WITH A DOCK) WITH LESS THAN NORTHERLY: by land of the City of Lynn, thirty-nine and 19/100 (39.19) feet; THE REQUIRED SIDE AND REAR YARD SETBACKS, AND GREATER THAN THE ALLOTTED LOT COVERAGE; FINDING THAT THE PROPOSED ADDITIONS (DECKS AND NORTHEASTERLY: by Lot "B" as shown on plan hereinafter described, one WE TAKE AND DISPOSE DOCK) DO NOT RESULT IN A MORE DETRIMENTAL EFFECT IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD. hundred thirty-one (131) feet; LOCUS: LOT 15 - GRAND VIEW ROAD, PARCEL NO. 087-117-015 PETITIONER: FLAMINIO LANZILLO, JR., OWNER UNDER AGREEMENT BY HIS ATTORNEY SAMUEL SOUTHEASTERLY: by Western Avenue, thirty-one and 57/100 (31.57) feet; and OF ANYTHING A. VITALI, ESQUIRE, (ZBA 9972) SOUTHWESTERLY: by land now or late of Gagne, one hundred sixteen and TO VARY (PURSUANT TO M.G.L. C. 40A, S. 10) THE PROVISIONS OF THE CITY OF 84/100 (116.84) feet. LYNN ZONE ORDINANCE TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SINGLE-FAMILY Cellars, Attics, DWELLING IN ON A VACANT LOT IN THE R-1 DISTRICT CONTAINING 5,341 SQUARE Being Lot "A" as shown on Plan of Land entitled "Plan of Land in Lynn, Mass. Garages, Yards, Stores, etc. FEET AND 53.41 FRONTAGE ALONG AN UNIMPROVED PUBLIC WAY IN PART owned by Francis A. McClusky, drawn by J/W/ Parsons, Surveyor, dated June Call for quick service WHERE THE CITY OF LYNN ZONE ORDINANCE REQUIRES 10,000 SQUARE FEET LOT 1946" or however otherwise bounded and described. Containing 4124 square feet AND 75 FEET OF FRONTAGE of land according to said Plan and recorded with Essex South District Registry of and best prices. Deeds in Book 3476, Page 110. **** THE MEETING WILL BE CLOSED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC DUE TO THE Subject to and with the benefit to the Right of Way eight (8) feet wide as shown on COVID-19 PANDEMIC. THE MEETING WILL BE TELEVISED LIVE ON THE LYNN said plan, which is a driveway for the use of Lots "A" and "B". COMMUNITY TELEVISION (LCTV) GOVERNMENT CHANNEL AND ALSO STREAMED WE ALSO RENT ON THE LCTV FACEBOOK PAGE**** For title see deed recorded in Book 17268, Page 5. Join Zoom Meeting The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in the ROLL-OFF DUMPSTERS https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89656580447?pwd=dVg5TkR4Z0c5RFNIazRuM event of a typographical error in this publication. nlkeHFuZz09 15 yards, 20 yards, and 30 yards For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated May 31, 2001 and recorded in the Essex ANY INDIVIDUAL DESIRING TO SUBMIT WRITTEN MATERIALS EITHER FOR OR County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 17268, Page 5. AGAINST A PARTICULAR PETITION SHOULD SUBMIT THE SAME VIA E-MAIL: [email protected] OR REGULAR MAIL TO: LYNN ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS, Said mortgage is subject to a certain mortgage given by Maria M. Cid and C/O MARY GOKAS, LYNN CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, LYNN CITY HALL, LYNN, MA 01901. Diomedes DOCUMENTS MAY ALSO BE SUBMITTED VIA THE LYNN CITY HALL DROP BOX Ortiz to U.S. Bank Trust, N.A. as Trustee for LSF9 Master Participation Trust, dated 781-593-5308 / 781-598-0646 LOCATED AT THE JOHNSON STREET ENTRANCE WITH A DEADLINE OF TWENTY- January 25, 2005 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of FOUR HOURS PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED MEETING. THE DOCUMENTARY Deeds in Book 23900, Page 238. SUBMISSIONS MAY BE SUBMITTED VIA A ZIP DRIVE OR SIMILAR DEVICE COMPATIBLE WITH A WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEM **** TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all liens, ericzdisposal.com encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if any, Richard Wood: Chairman which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. FUELS/HEATING Jeanne M. Curley: Vice Chairman Patrick Calnan: Clerk FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place of Have Item: May 3 and 10, 2021 the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days after the something COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS date of sale. to sell? Other terms to be announced at the sale. FUEL ASSISTANCE ACCEPTED (SEAL) LAND COURT 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Brock & Scott, PLLC We service Docket 19 SM 005826 1080 Main Street, Suite 200 gas and oil Pawtucket, RI 02860

heating systems. ORDER OF NOTICE Attorney for Yakte Properties, LLC Oil tanks Present Holder of the Mortgage installed/removed. We can TO: 401-217-8701 Lisa Pressman , individually and as trustee of the Red Rock Realty Trust 781-592-9505 help! Item: May 10, 17 and 24, 2021 and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq): TOWN OF NAHANT REAL ESTATE BOARD OF APPEALS NOTICES FOR SALE U.S. Bank Trust National Association, as Trustee of the Lodge Series IV Trust, NOTICE OF HEARINGS claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, PAY CALLS numbered 30 Red Rock Street, given by Barbara Pressman and Lisa Pressman A public hearing will be held by the ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS on Monday, May to Sovereign Bank, dated May 19, 2010, and recorded in Essex County 17, 2021 via remote technology pursuant to Governor Baker's March 12, 2020 (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 29512, Page 280, as affected by Order Suspending Certain Provisions of the Open Meeting Law, G.L. c. 30A, Pay Call Numbers a Loan Modification dated December 21, 2017, and recorded in Said Registry Section 18, and the Governor's March 15, 2020 order imposing strict limitations (900, 976 and 550) If you want an honest of Deeds in Book 36512, Page 049, and now held by plaintiff by assignment, on the number of persons that may gather in one place, this meeting of the Advertiser telephone numbers with opinion of value has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of Nahant Zoning Board of Appeals will be conducted via remote participation to the 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST FREE SERVICE Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. greatest extent possible. To Join the Zoom Meeting use the following link: disclose the price of the telephone https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85356691715?pwd=b1ZsL1NrcU0zeGx0MHV1T call. When a number is published Zero down for veterans If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United 1BBV1JMQT09 within the advertisement the per 3% down for non-veterans States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers minute and/or flat charge must be Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on Go to ZOOM.com included. If you dial a pay per call that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Meeting ID: 876 2903 9920 number from an advertisement appear- this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before June 21, Passcode: 135019 ing in the classified section and it 2021 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the ground Or Dial: 1 312 626 6799 DOES NOT disclose this information, of noncompliance with the Act. please notify the Item classified REAL ESTATE 5:00 PM PUBLIC HEARING on the petition filed by Richard Moleti for the department immediately. Response to FOR SALE Witness, GORDON H. PIPER Chief Justice of this Court on May 5, 2021 property located at 4 Copper Beech Lane, Nahant, MA, seeking a Variance. The any pay per call numbers will be Attest: Inspector of Buildings has denied a building permit because the proposed accessory building is in violation of Section 5.03 of the Zoning By-Laws of the charged to your telephone bill and All real estate advertising in this anyone under 18 years of age must newspaper is subject to the Federal ______Town of Nahant where the proposed left side setback is 3' where the minimum have parent's consent. Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- Deborah J. Patterson allowed is 10', and the proposed rear setback is 3' where the minimum allowed is setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and Please call immediately for further Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes Recorder 20'. details or information. it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, (19-010081 Orlans) 5:30 PM PUBLIC HEARING on the petition filed by Theunis Arend J.DeJong CLASSIFIED handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, (781)593-7700 age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, and Habitat for Humanity et al. for the property located at 238 Wilson Road, veteran's status, or source of income or any Item: May 10, 2021 Nahant, MA, seeking Dimensional Variance(s) or Special Permit to build new intention to make any such preference, limitation residence in place of demolished (fire damaged) original dwelling.. The Inspector HELP WANTED or discrimination. This newspaper will not knowingly accept any (SEAL) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS of Buildings has denied a building permit because the proposed building is in advertising for real estate which is in violation of violation of Section 5.03 of the Zoning By-Laws of the Town of Nahant where the the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all LAND COURT JOB INFORMATION dwellings in this newspaper are available on an DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT existing area of the lot is 2,708 square feet and the minimum allowed is 10,000 SERVICES equal opportunity basis. To complain of square feet; the proposed lot coverage is 40% where the maximum allowed is discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at 25%, the proposed floor area ratio is 90% where the maximum allowed is 45%; 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at Docket # 21 SM 000453 NOTICE 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the the proposed number of stories is 3 where the maximum allowed is 2.5; the hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. ORDER OF NOTICE proposed front setback is 19.5' where the minimum allowed is 25'; the proposed For more information and assistance left side setback is 4.3' where the minimum allowed is 10'; and the proposed right regarding the reliability of business side setback is 4.3' where the minimum allowed is 10'. opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- TO: Peter Mikedis and Stella Mikedis, Trustees of SPM Realty Trust ties, employment services and financ- 6:00 PM PUBLIC HEARING on the petition filed by Benjamin Brooks and ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to Angela Munro for the property located at 15 Simmons Road, Nahant, MA, contact the Better Business Bureau and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. c. 50 § 3901 (et seq) seeking a Special Permit and/or Variance. The Inspector of Buildings has denied a Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite building permit because the proposed addition is in violation of Section 5.03 of 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or East Boston Savings Bank, the Zoning By-Laws of the Tow of Nahant where the proposed lot coverage is 39% call 508-652-4800 where the maximum allowed is 25%; the proposed Burpee Road Setback is an NOTICE claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Saugus, extension of the same where the minimum allowed is 25'; and the proposed side Don't pay to find work before you get numbered 21 Cheever Avenue, given by Peter Mikedis and Stella Mikedis, setback is an extension of the same where the minimum allowed is 10'. the job. Legitimate job placement firms Trustees of SPM Realty Trust to East Boston Savings Bank, dated October 18, that work to fill specific positions 2018, and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in 6:30 PM PUBLIC HEARING on the petition filed by Carl Jenkins for the cannot charge an upfront fee. For free Book 37102, Page 575, has filed with this court a complaint for determination of property located at 116 Willow Road, Nahant, MA, seeking a Special Permit or information about avoiding employ- Defendants' Servicemembers status. Variance. The Inspector of Buildings has denied a building permit because the ment service scams, write the Federal proposed garage is in violation of Section 5.03 of the Zoning By-Laws of the Town Trade Commission at Washington, If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United of Nahant where the proposed lot coverage is 33% where the maximum allowed is D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers 25%; the proposed Willow Road setback is 3.9' where the minimum allowed is Information Center, Placing a help Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on 25'; and the proposed Intervale Road setback is 2.2' where the minimum allowed 1-800-876-7060 that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in is 25'. wanted ad is great this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before RENTALS 6/14/2021 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the BOARD OF APPEALS, Jocelyn Campbell, Chairperson for finding the ground of noncompliance with the Act. skilled workers Item: May 6 and 10, 2021 APARTMENTS you need. Witness, Gordon H. Piper, Chief Justice of this Court on 4/27/2021 . ______WEST LYNN APARTMENT FOR RENT Deborah J. Patterson 2-3 bedroom apartment for rent. Recorder Totally renovated. Quite & excellent neighborhood. Available April 1 and Item: May 10, 2021 May 1. Section 8 welcomed. If you are interested, please call 781-589-1465.

781-593-7700, ext.2 MONDAY, MAY 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B7 INTERNATIONAL Johnson calls for UK talks after Scottish Nationalists win By Sylvia Hui ASSOCIATED PRESS LONDON — British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Sunday invit- ed the leaders of the U.K.’s devolved nations for crisis talks on the union after Scotland’s pro-indepen- dence party won its fourth straight parliamentary election. Nicola Sturgeon, leader of the Scottish National PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Party, said the election results proved that a sec- Afghan men bury a victim of deadly bombings on Saturday near a school, ond independence vote at a cemetery west of Kabul, Afghanistan. for Scotland was “the will of the country” and that PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS any London politician who First Minister and SNP party leader Nicola Death toll soars to 50 in school stood in the way would be Sturgeon celebrates after retaining her seat for “picking a ght with the Glasgow Southside at the count for the Scottish democratic wishes of the Parliamentary Elections in Glasgow, Scotland. bombing in Afghan capital Scottish people.” The United Kingdom is By Rahim Faiez side the school entrance terrorist attack in Kabul, Sturgeon said her im- Brexit divorce from the Eu- made up of England, Scot- mediate priority would be ropean Union. They charge ASSOCIATED PRESS struck as students were an inhumane action that land, Wales and Northern leaving for the day, said struck so many girls as steering Scotland through that Scotland was taken KABUL, Afghanistan — Ireland, with devolved the pandemic. But she out of the EU against its Arian. The blasts targeted they were coming out of governments in the latter Grieving families buried school.” He said. The pon- said an independence will. In the 2016 Brexit Afghanistan’s ethnic Haz- three. their dead Sunday following aras who dominate the tiff then added: “May God referendum was “now a referendum, 52 percent of Johnson congratulated a horri c bombing at a girls’ Dasht-e-Barchi neighbor- give Afghanistan peace.” matter of fundamental U.K. voters backed leaving Sturgeon on her re-elec- school in the Afghan capital hood, where the bombings The Dasht-e-Barchi area democratic principle,” and the EU but 62 percent of tion, but told the leaders of that killed 50 people, many occurred. Most Hazaras has been hit by several in- did not rule out legislation Scots voted to remain. the devolved governments of them pupils between 11 are Shiite Muslims. The cidents of violence target- paving the way for a vote When asked about the in a letter that the U.K. and 15 years old. Taliban denied responsi- ing minority Shiites and at the start of next year. was “best served when we prospect of Johnson agree- The number of wound- bility, condemning the at- most often claimed by the Johnson has the ulti- work together.” The letter ing to a second Scottish ed in Saturday’s attack tack and the many deaths. Islamic State af liate op- mate authority whether invited the leaders to a referendum, Cabinet Of ce climbed to more than 100, The rst explosion came erating in the country. No or not to permit another summit to discuss plans to minister Michael Gove said said Interior Ministry from a vehicle packed with one has yet claimed Satur- referendum on Scotland Sunday “it’s not an issue for recover from the corona- gaining independence. He spokesman Tariq Arian. explosives, followed by two day’s bombings. the moment” and stressed In the western neighbor- virus pandemic and work wrote in Saturday’s Daily others, said Arian, adding In this same neighbor- that the national priority hood of Dasht-e-Barchi, out how the four nations Telegraph that another that the casualty gures hood in 2018, a school is on recovering from the families buried their dead can work together to over- referendum on Scotland could still rise. bombing killed 34 people, coronavirus pandemic. amid angry recriminations come “shared challenges.” would be “irresponsible In the capital rattled by mostly students. In Sep- Gove argued that the at a government they said Final results of Thurs- and reckless” as Britain relentless bombings, Sat- tember 2018 a wrestling SNP’s failure to secure a has failed to protect them urday’s attack was among club was attacked killing day’s local elections showed emerges from the pan- majority in the Scottish Par- from repeated attacks in the worst. Criticism has 24 people and in May 2020 that the SNP won 64 of demic. He has consistently liament was in marked con- the mostly Shiite Muslim mounted over lack of secu- a maternity hospital was the 129 seats in the Edin- argued that the issue was trast to the party’s heights neighborhood. rity and growing fears of brutally attacked killing burgh-based Scottish Par- settled in a 2014 referen- “The government re- even more violence as the 24 people, including preg- liament. Although it fell dum where 55 percent of of power in 2011, when it acts after the incident, it U.S. and NATO complete nant women and infants. one seat short of securing Scottish voters favored won a 69-seat majority. doesn’t do anything before their nal military with- And in October 2020, the an overall majority, the par- remaining part of the U.K. “It is not the case now the incident,” said Mo- drawal from Afghanistan. Kawsar-e-Danish tutoring liament still had a pro-in- But proponents of anoth- — as we see — that the hammad Baqir, Alizada, At Vatican City, in his center was attacked, kill- dependence majority with er vote say the situation people of Scotland are ag- 41, who had gathered to traditional Sunday re- ing 30 people. the help of eight members has changed fundamen- itating for a referendum,” bury his niece, Latifa, a marks to faithful in St. Pe- Most of the attacks were of the Scottish Greens. tally because of the U.K’s he told the BBC. Grade 11 student the Syed ter’s Square, Pope Francis claimed by the Islamic Al-Shahda school. cited the bombing. “Let us State af liate operating in SPECIAL SUBSCRIPTION OFFER Three explosions out- pray for the victims of the Afghanistan.

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