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Kyrin and his family, of Kansas City, Missouri, were in Hammond to visit relatives for the May 15 weekend, and a hotel camera caught the boy running from the Best Western Hotel just west of Cline Avenue shortly after noon May 15. Kyrin’s great-aunt, Patricia Duckworth, said May 17 that Kyrin and his grandmother were in the room together May 15 when the grandmother dozed off for a bit. Kyrin left their room, first to the front of the hotel, she said.

Fans coming from abroad were banned from the Tokyo Olympics months ago, but athletes, families, sporting officials from around the world and other stakeholders still amount to a mass influx of international travelers. In opinion polls, the Japanese public has expressed opposition to holding the games out of safety concerns while most people will not be vaccinated.

Launched in 2007, Alden is headed by Randall D. Smith, 78, who made his fortune on Wall Street by investing in distressed companies. Smith holds one of three Alden seats on the seven-member Tribune board. Heath Freeman, 41, a Duke University graduate and the son of an investment banker who represented unions, is Alden’s president.

Launched in 2007, Alden is headed by Randall D. Smith, 78, who made his fortune on Wall Street by investing in distressed companies. Smith holds one of three Alden seats on the seven-member Tribune board. Heath Freeman, 41, a Duke University graduate and the son of an investment banker who represented unions, is Alden’s president.