WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2021 Saugus renames HOME SCHOOLING, senior center COVID-STYLE after Dick Barry After nearly a year, these Lynn and Saugus families

By Elyse Carmosino still face dif culties of remote learning ITEM STAFF By Elyse Carmosino SAUGUS — Town Meeting members voted unani- ITEM STAFF mously Tuesday to of cially rename the Saugus Se- nior Center after longtime resident Richard “Dick” When schools across the Common- Barry, who died in October at the age of 89. wealth closed last March to prevent Initially proposed by Board of Selectmen Chair An- the spread of COVID-19, families thony Cogliano, the article to rename the building everywhere braced for the worst. the Richard K. Barry Senior Center was submitted Confusion over the mechanics of to Town Meeting by the board earlier this month. virtual learning and concern with During Tuesday’s special Town Meeting, Barry’s how working families would sur- daughter, Kathleen Capobianco, said renaming the vive dominated the conversation at center in her father’s honor would be the perfect way school committee meetings and on to remember a man who spent most of his life serv- social media platforms for months, ing the Saugus community. while parents everywhere struggled “Naming the Senior Center after my dad would be to adjust to what was, oftentimes, a the utmost honor to end a lifetime of dedication to scary and overwhelming “new nor- community service,” Capobianco said. “My dad loved mal.” the town of Saugus, and the town of Saugus loved Now, nearly a year later, how have him.” they done it? Barry was a xture in the town and spent four Some have left their jobs, collect- decades serving on the Saugus Board of Selectmen, ing unemployment as they take on a School Committee, and as a member of Town Meet- ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK new full-time role as their children’s ing. Izzy Johnson, 10, of Lynn completes her remote school work teaching aide. Some have learned to He and Cogliano served together on the Saugus from the desk in her bedroom, which she shares with her juggle the two, relying on spouses or Board of Selectmen when Cogliano was rst appoint- extended family to ll in the gaps. 6-year-old sister, Evy. ed to the board in 1991 at age 24. Such is the case in the Johnson “He was a great resource for me as someone with household, where Helen Johnson all that knowledge and wisdom,” Cogliano told The and her three daughters, Ally, 13, Item on February 4. “If I had questions, I could go to Izzy, 10, and Evy, 6, have settled into an uneasy routine. BARRY, A3 For Johnson, who helps run Lynn’s Salvation Army with her husband, Kevin, the stress feels constant. Her two older children both have Future of Hadley Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), and she suspects her young- est will soon qualify for one, too. All three have struggled with re- School site mote learning in different ways. For middle child Izzy, who has been diagnosed with autism, the change still up in the air in routine was initially the source of much anxiety, and for youngest By Tréa Lavery child Evy, who possibly has an un- ITEM STAFF diagnosed learning disability, has made each day a battle. SWAMPSCOTT — The future of the Hadley Ele- “My 6-year-old is regressing a lot,” mentary School building is still unclear, with mem- Ally Johnson, 13, of Lynn opts to use her bed as her work- Johnson said. “She’s just all over the bers of the community searching for the best uses for space instead of her desk as she tackles the challenge of re- place and she cannot focus on the the aging structure. mote learning during the COVID-19 pandemic. computer. It’s so hard because the In a meeting of the Hadley Reuse Advisory Com- teacher is constantly telling her to mittee Tuesday evening, Town Senior Planner Mol- pay attention.” ly O’Connell explained that the building should one As a result, the family’s days have day ll some need for the community in Swampscott. become a careful balancing act. She said the committee should be creative in think- At 7:45 each morning, Ally shuts ing about what that need might be, and gure out herself in her room to log into her how to achieve that goal afterwards. classes while Johnson helps her en- “It doesn’t have to be unattainable, but it should ergetic younger children prepare for be aspirational,” O’Connell said of the plan for the school, while making sure they don’t site. “We’re not here to solve every problem, but we’re interrupt their sister. here to give the community a goal … and identify During a 10 a.m. break three to the Select Board, here are some needs we have, days a week, Johnson takes her two and here’s how we could solve them using the Hadley younger children into the Salva- site.” tion Army of ce — where Johnson The committee, which was established at a special and her husband also run an af- town meeting in November, is planning to consider ter-school program — so mom and four different types of uses for the site: civic or non- dad can complete necessary paper- pro t, commercial, arts and culture, or affordable work and oversee food pantry oper- housing. It has been instructed not to consider luxu- ations while the kids nish up the ry or market-rate housing. rest of their virtual schooling. The Hadley is the oldest school building in Swamp- There’s a lot of tag-teaming in- scott, and will need extensive renovations to meet volved, Johnson explained. building and safety standards. However, O’Connell “Sometimes I have to run to the said it also has a lot of assets that she wants to use Helen Johnson helps her daughter, Evy, 6, with math work as food pantry, so my husband will set she learns remotely from a desk in the corner of the family’s HADLEY, A3 living room. SCHOOLING, A3

Nahant sees success in vaccine program

By Elyse Carmosino numbers — staffed by town ITEM STAFF employees and volunteers — to be taken on a step- Local Black history NAHANT — Nahant of- by-step walkthrough of the cials have helped secure process. vaccination appointments “It’s gone really well,” Bar- is celebrated for at least 90 residents letta said. “We’ve received a since the town released its lot of positive feedback.” at Lynn Museum COVID-19 vaccine helpline Launched in the wake of late last month, Town Ad- Gov. Charlie Baker’s an- ministrator Antonio Barlet- nouncement that Phase 2 By Allysha Dunnigan ta said. ITEM STAFF of the state’s vaccination Meant to reduce reported rollout program — which LYNN — The Lynn Museum has assembled confusion surrounding vac- includes those aged 75 and a special collection of artifacts, documents and cination sign-ups for Na- older — would begin Feb- family ephemera from prominent Black histor- hant’s elderly population, ruary 1, Barletta said the ical gures of Lynn. the program gives residents program has since morphed Doneeca Thurston, director of the Lynn Mu- the option to call any of four seum, has been working on the exhibition specially-designated phone VACCINE, A2 since November of 2019, but the project itself began in 2017 when the museum hosted an oral Black history project with North Shore INSIDE Community College, in uencing the idea of a Doneeca Thurston, director of Lynn Museum/Lyn- unique exhibition focused around Lynn’s Black Opinion • LOOK! history. nArts, is re ected in the glass of a display case as she speaks about the museum’s upcoming Black Where’s my The depths of Nahant’s Forest exit? A4 February. A8 Playground. A8 CELEBRATION, A5 history exhibit. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK

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Herbert Belkin, 88 Constance M “Connie” 1932 - 2021 (Ceranna) McGovern, 85 SWAMPSCOTT - of Swamp- brother of Roberta Feldman scott passed away at home of Boca Raton, FL, and Sheila PEABODY - Constance “Con- on Saturday, February 13. Flaxman of New York, NY. nie” M. (Ceranna) McGovern, Devoted husband of Sylvia Service Information: Ser- 85, of Peabody, died peacefully Belkin. Beloved father of Eliz- vices were private. In lieu of Thursday February 11, 2021 abeth Belkin Zamansky and owers please make dona- surrounded by her family at the her husband Leonard Zaman- tions to the Jewish Communi- Kaplan Family Hospice House following a brief illness. She sky of Marblehead, MA, and ty Center of the North Shore, FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Douglas Belkin and his wife Marblehead, MA 01945. was the devoted wife of the Colleen Mastony of Evanston, For online condolences go late Francis “Frank” “Chickie” T. Dr. Bernard Lown walks on the bridge renamed IL. Adored grandfather of Adam to: www.goldmanfc.com. Ar- McGovern. in his honor in Lewiston, Maine. Zamansky, Benjamin Zaman- rangements by Goldman Fu- Born and raised in Lynn, she sky, and Lillian Belkin. Dear neral Chapel, Malden. was the daughter of the late Nellie E. Ceranna. She was a graduate of Lynn Classical High Cardiologist, School, class of 1953. Follow- ing high school, she worked A. Ernestine Quinn, 89 as a bookkeeper at the GE 1931 - 2021 until she was married. Once anti-war activist her youngest children entered LYNN - Mrs. A Ernestine school she worked as a sales of Danvers, MA, Annie McGov- (Meaney-LeBlanc) Quinn died clerk at Jordan Marsh and later ern of Peabody, Abigail and peacefully on February 12, retired from Macy’s. She has Jack McGovern of Beverly. She Bernard Lown 2021 in California where she lived in Peabody for the past leaves 3 great-grandchildren; resided for the last 2 years with 55 years. Thomas and Declan Diefen- late husband Paul her grand- She is the loving and devot- bach of Peabody and Emily son John. She was the daugh- ed mother of 8 children includ- Craveiro of Danvers. She also dies at 99 ter of the late John and Grace leaves a sister Frances Castle ing two sets of twins; Thomas BOSTON (AP) — Dr. In 1962, Lown invented the Meaney, wife of the late Paul along with several cousins and McGovern and his wife Patricia Bernard Lown, a Massa- direct-current de brillator, Quinn and sister to the late of Beverly, Karen McGovern of many loving nieces and neph- chusetts cardiologist who or cardioverter, which uses Ellen Mundy, Thomas Meaney Peabody, Gayle Ograbisz and ews. invented the rst reliable electric shocks to get hearts and Rusty Morrill. Mother to the her husband John of Peabody, Service Information: Vis- heart de brillator and later to resume beating. late John, Paul and Cheryl Leb- Kevin McGovern and his wife iting hours will be held on He was also an outspo- lanc, survived by children Don- Julie of Damascus, MD, Diane Friday from 9:00 until 10:30 co-founded an anti-nuclear war group that was award- ken social activist, found- na Mason and husband Larry, O’Neill and her husband Jay of AM at the Conway, Ca- ing Physicians for Social James LeBlanc and wife Dawn Atkinson NH, David McGovern hill-Brodeur Funeral Home, ed a Nobel Peace Prize, died Tuesday. He was 99. Responsibility in 1960 and and several grandchildren and of Peabody, Keith McGovern 82 Lynn St, Peabody followed later co-founding Interna- great grandchildren that she and his wife Michelle of Beverly by her Funeral Mass at 11:00 The Boston Globe re- tional Physicians for the treasured her relationships and Kelly McGovern of Pea- AM at St. John’s Church, ported the Lithuania-born Prevention of Nuclear War with. She also leaves her two where she made many friends. body. She leaves 14 Grand- Peabody to which relatives doctor’s health had been in the 1980s, the newspa- very caring aides Elizabeth and She returned to Lynn for a few children; Kelly McGovern and and friends are kindly invit- declining from congestive per reports. Vicky. Born and raised in Lynn, years before moving to Los An- her ancé Anthony Nardella of ed to attend. Burial will be heart failure. He died in The international an- after retiring from the GE as a geles. Beverly, Molly McGovern and in Cedar Grove Cemetery, his Boston-area home. ti-war group called for a highly regarded secretary, she Service Information: A her ancé Justin Shari of Pea- Peabody. All attendees are Lown, who was a profes- moratorium on testing and resided in Florida for several memorial mass in her honor body, Thomas (TJ) McGovern required to wear facial cov- sor at Harvard University building nuclear weapons. years. Because she needed to will be announced at a lat- of Beverly, Paul Diefenbach erings and maintain social and a physician at Brigham It was awarded the 1985 stay busy, she took a position er date. Donations can be and his wife Tara of Peabody, distancing as well. in lieu and Women’s Hospital in Nobel Peace Prize for rais- of secretary at the Montverde made to ALZ.ORG or a chari- Michael Diefenbach of Los of owers, donations can be Boston, had helped ad- ing awareness about the Academy in Montverde Florida ty of your choice. Angeles, CA, Scott Diefenbach made in her name to the Ka- vance cardiac treatment. consequences of nuclear war of Salem, Madelyn, Mark and plan Family Hospice House, He’d been among the rst during the height of Cold John McGovern all of Damas- 78 Liberty St, doctors to emphasize the im- War tensions between the cus MD, Erin O’Neill of Atkin- portance of diet and exercise U.S. and the Soviet Union. Lori Lynne Martin, 59 son, NH, Courtney McGovern in treating heart disease and At its peak, the group had and her ancé Andrew Craveiro introduced the drug Lido- more than 200,000 mem- 1961 - 2021 caine as a treatment for ar- bers and chapters in more LYNN - Lori Martin, age 59 rhythmia, the Globe reports. than 60 countries. of Lynn, MA, loving daughter, sister, mother, and “Nini”, un- expectedly entered eternal rest St. Jean’s assists local organizations on February 9, 2021. Lori is survived by her 4 chil- dren, Alysha Monfette and part- ner Freddie Bragan, Nicholas through the pandemic Monfette and partner Anabella, Sean Haddigan and wife Karn- By Guthrie Home Loan Bank of Bos- the following businesses: is a state-chartered credit ya, and Keith Haddigan and his Scrimgeour ton Jobs for New England Lynn Museum/LynnArts, union based in Lynn, serv- ance Heather Parsons. Her ITEM STAFF Recovery Grant Program. North Shore Latino Busi- ing anyone who lives or 5 grandchildren, who were the The program is de- ness Association Inc., In- works in Essex, Middlesex light of her life, Lilliana, Lucas, LYNN — St. Jean’s signed to assist Federal spire Arts and Music, Inc., or Suffolk counties of the Keith Jr, Serena, and Alivia. Credit Union has award- Home Loan Bank of Bos- Healing Abuse Working Commonwealth of Massa- Her siblings Tracy Lithway and ed eight grants totaling ton members with grants for Change, Inc., Box- chusetts, and employees husband Scott, Daniel Martin $100,000 to small busi- to support local small er Motor Works, Women and family members of and wife Kim, Heather Martin nesses and communi- businesses and nonpro t Encouraging Empower- H.P. Hood, LLC. St. Jean’s and partner Justin Beattie, her ty-based nonpro t orga- organizations experienc- ment, Inc., and Thmor Dar Credit Union is the old- mother Lynne Devine, and her it with high honors obtaining nizations to assist with ing hardship due to the Restaurant and Carry Out est state-chartered cred- nieces and nephew. her Associates in Science as COVID-19 related expens- COVID-19 pandemic. Café. it union in America, and Lori was beautiful and her a Human Services Practitioner, es. The grants will be used Lynn Museum/LynnArts Massachusetts’ rst credit laugh was infectious, she but she got two certi cates in “St. Jean’s is committed for pandemic-related ex- was awarded $25,000 by union, founded in 1910. made up the funniest phras- Mental Health and Substance to helping local businesses penses, such as person- the credit union to support St. Jean’s Credit Union es and she was known to ex- Abuse Counseling. Helping and nonpro t organiza- al protective equipment general operating expens- serves more than 18,000 aggerate just a little bit. She those who were suffering from tions in our communities. (PPE) and modi cations es and salaries, along with members and has ve would also be the rst person addiction was important to This grant money will to comply with state and COVID-19 related costs. branch of ces in Lynn, Sa- to bluntly tell you if you put on her having had 12 years of allow us to further as- Centers for Disease Con- According to Lynn Mu- lem, Revere and Newbury- a couple of pounds and give sobriety. There were countless sist those who have been trol and Prevention (CDC) seum/LynnArts Director port. you the honest truth even if you people that she counseled and signi cantly impacted by guidelines. Doneeca Thurston, much The credit union carries didn’t want to hear it. She was supported both as part of work the pandemic,” said Da- They were awarded to of that fund was used a low-income designation, a spit re, who overcame a lot and as a friend, many who at- vid Surface, president and both small businesses to create a relief fund, a recognition given to of hard things that life threw at tribute that support to saving CEO of St. Jean’s Credit owned by minorities, wom- which provided rental as- credit unions that predom- her, and in the second half of them. Union. “Congratulations en and veterans, and com- sistance to members of inantly serve and empow- her life she thrived as “Nini”. Lori was met at the gates of to all.” munity-based nonpro t the LynnArts community er low-income members. When Lori wasn’t spending heaven by her father John Dan- St. Jean’s Credit Union organizations or owners of who were experiencing ex- Guthrie Scrimgeour time with her family, she was iel Martin, Jr., the fathers of her was the recipient of funds affordable housing. treme nancial dif culty. can be reached at gscrim- collecting owls, changing her children, Bryan Monfette and issued by the Federal Grants were given to St. Jean’s Credit Union [email protected]. hair color, adding to her cloth- Kevin Haddigan, Brady, and her ing and shoe collection, texting grandparents. Service Information: A cel- IN MEMORIAM Lilliana (her best friend) the MARION MINICHIELLO Nahant sees success latest gossip, and cleaning her ebration of life will be held ON HER BIRTHDAY house spotlessly. in her honor. Donations in FEBRUARY 17, 2021 In her 50s, Lori went back to her name can be made to school, and not only crushed a substance abuse support in vaccine program organization of your choice. NAHANT “We’re just trying to help 771-5632, 781-771-6230, From A1 (residents) get through the or 781-771-8222. frustrating part,” Barletta Barletta said his main into more than simply told The Item last month. concern now is making call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 signing people up for ap- “We realize that, because sure residents are aware to start your pointments. there’s a limited number of the resources available daily subscription. “It’s not just getting peo- of vaccines available, it’s to them. ple appointments, but also Gone from our lives one so dear, going to take time. “(Residents should) but in our hearts forever near. answering general ques- “Many times we’re not Lovingly remembered by your tions about the vaccine,” spread the word,” he said. daughter, Ruthann going to be able to sched- “If they know anybody he said. “We’re still receiv- ule an appointment, but if who’s asking about get- ing calls almost daily from we can help navigate and ting a vaccine or wanting people (asking) about when at least try, or call them CORRECTION the next phase will open back once an appointment to know if they’re eligible, up, or asking about the new is available, we’ve done tell them to go on to the Nahant website and call Monday’s A1 story, “Na- companion system. Things our part in being a re- of that nature.” source.” one of the four numbers hant Village Church wel- For now, he said the town For help setting up an there because there’s a comes interim pastor,” inac- plans to keep the phone appointment or to ask call center with all that curately reported how long numbers up and running additional questions, resi- information.” the Rev. Jeffrey MacDonald to offer assistance to all dents can call the Council Elyse Carmosino can be Stories live on. residents who need it, re- on Aging at 781-581-7557, reached at ecarmosino@ will be with Nahant Village gardless of age. or the Town Hall at 781- itemlive.com. Tell theirs. Church. No pastoral lead- ership decisions have been Share your loved one’s story. made past April 30, 2021. Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 [email protected] | 781-593-7700 ITEM CLASSIFIEDS Hotline CALL 24 HOURS A DAY GET RESULTS! Spanish menu available or text the word tiplynn Call Customer Service All reports of neighborhood and your tip to In partnership with to place an ad activity will be investigated. 781-593-7700, ext. 2 Callers may remain anonymous. “tip411” (847411) WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Saugus renames senior New virus center after Dick Barry cases, deaths BARRY said Barry served as an it would be a great honor person memorable is how reported in From A1 enthusiastic liaison be- for him.” they make you feel at the tween the board and the Selectwoman Debra Pa- end of the day. him any time. He was just town when it came to the netta credited Barry as “Dick had that capacity a good mentor.” Saugus Senior Center’s one of the main reasons to show you respect, dig- In 1995, the board began Lynn and Salem construction. she became involved in nity, and he made you feel to implement its Capital Barry would later spend town politics. good about working with Improvement Plan, which 10 years as president of “He gave so much of him. I think in many re- By Gayla Cawley deaths, the town website centered around a num- ITEM STAFF reported. ber of local projects that the town’s Council on Ag- his life to make Saugus a spects that’s a lost art in ing. better place for each and all levels of government, In Revere, 11 new cas- included renovations at Lynn, Lynn eld, Revere, es were reported to bring Town Hall, a new police “Dick just really champi- every one of us,” she said. and if we can aspire, all of Salem, and Swampscott oned it. He did a great job “He was kind, generous, us, to re ect that, I think the city’s total numbers and re station, a new De- all reported addition- to 9,337 cases and 146 and was heavily involved and always a gentleman.” we’d all be better off as a al coronavirus cases on partment of Public Works deaths. at the center,” Cogliano Town Meeting member community and as a na- Tuesday. building, and a new senior Swampscott has report- said. “I’ve thought of put- Peter Manoogian add- tion,” he said. Additional virus deaths center on Central Street. ed 20 new cases since last ting Dick’s name on that ed: “People have accom- Elyse Carmosino can be were also reported in Each selectman spear- Thursday. The town now headed a different part building for years. When plishments, and Dick had reached at ecarmosino@ Lynn and Salem. has 913 cases and 16 peo- of the plan, and Cogliano he passed away, I thought those, but what makes a itemlive.com. In Lynn, 20 new cases and an additional death ple have died, according to were reported to bring its website. the city’s total numbers Numbers remained the Home schooling, COVID-style to 15,243 cases and 188 same in Nahant (220 cas- deaths. A total of 825 cas- es, six deaths) and were es are active in Lynn and not updated in Marble- SCHOOLING 14,230 residents have re- head, Peabody or Saugus From A1 covered from the virus, the on Tuesday. As of last Friday, Mar- up the pantry with the city reported. blehead had 1,110 cases forklift, and then I’ll leave Salem has reported 53 and 31 deaths, Peabody them home for ve min- new cases and three ad- utes while we switch,” ditional deaths since last had 5,905 cases and 283 Johnson said. “We literal- Friday, which brings the deaths, and Saugus (3,382 ly see each other driving city’s caseload to 3,950 cases, 63 deaths) has not past on the street because and its death toll to 72, ac- provided updated num- he’s coming home while cording to the city website. bers since last Thursday. I’m going. Then when the Fourteen new cases have Gayla Cawley can be pantry’s almost done, we been reported in Lynn eld reached at gcawley@item- switch again.” since last Friday, which live.com. Follow her on However, Johnson wor- now has 971 cases and 28 Twitter @GaylaCawley. ries most about her eldest, who she said has become more and more withdrawn Future of Hadley as time goes on. She added that as the months stretch into a year and longer, she fears her School site still children’s love of learn- ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK ing will slip further and Izzy Johnson, 10, of Lynn sits at her remote learning desk. further away and become replaced with frustration there are still days when up in the air over a “new normal” that Vincente, who now collects often fails to account for unemployment after the HADLEY ations, and necessary de- individualized needs of pandemic forced to leave sign elements. young learners. From A1 her full-time job, said it all O’Connell said that pro- “I just really pray that feels like too much. to the town’s advantage cess will make it easier to people understand that “I’m used to getting up for any potential new use. gain funding for the proj- even if it’s just a month at 6 a.m. to get ready for “Hadley has a lot of ect. … that one month will do work then taking off all needs, but it also has a lot “In my experience, when the world for my kids,” she day and coming back at of really cool features,” she you’re going for grant said. “For Ally to even be like, 6 at night,” she said. said. “How can we capital- funding, [it’s helpful] to able to see what her school “I’d do a little bit of house- ize on the assets Hadley be able to point to a nar- looks like and regain that work and go to bed again. has, like its location and excitement before the Now I feel like I’m stuck the design? Those are the rative and a process like summer, for my middle completely.” types of things that can this,” she said. “We went one to be able to see her According to an October help us think more cre- through this, this is what friends before she moves 2020 survey conducted by atively.” we want and what the to middle school — I real- Pew Research Center, a Ideas for the site will community needs, and ly hope they at least get a vast majority of U.S. fam- be evaluated based on this is how we can make month.” ilies enrolled in any form whether they can be com- this happen.” Like Johnson, Saugus of remote learning since bined with other uses, The committee plans mom Amanda Vincente March were nearly 50 how they will be connect- to circulate a community also understands all too percent less likely to re- Izzy keeps a picture of her “happy place” hang- ed to and bring activity survey to gather input on well the balancing act vir- port satisfaction with the ing above her desk as she learns remotely. to the downtown area of potential uses for the site tual schooling has become experience than families fears the problems posed happening in the class- town, how they will pre- next month. for many families. receiving fully in-person by remote learning run room. “When you have serve and adapt the space, Tréa Lavery can be The single mother of ve instruction. deeper than her family’s a kindergartener who possible funding mech- reached at tlavery@item- starts her day by making Issues with remote individual experience. doesn’t know how to read, anisms, space consider- live.com. sure her two middle chil- learning have also been ex- As someone who grew who doesn’t know how to dren, sons Jordyn, 15, and acerbated for low-income up in an immigrant add, you have to be right Antonio, 8, are logged on families, with the survey household and knows the next to them. Selling a house? to their classes and her nding that roughly 72 dif culties non-English “(Teachers will say) youngest children, Chris- Buying a house? percent of lower-income speaking parents often ‘get your adult,’ but this tian, 3, and Briella, 1, parents of K-12 students face navigating the Amer- adult is dealing with an are set up with toys or a were worried their chil- Find out what properties ican school system, San- English-speaking teacher movie for a distraction in dren were falling behind chez-Rio worries about who doesn’t know what recently sold in your area. a nearby room. Her eldest, during online classes, com- children for whom lan- they’re saying.” Ariaunna, 19, often slips pared to 63 percent of mid- guage is yet another bar- To ease some of that bur- Check out away to spend the day at dle-income and 55 percent rier to receiving an equal a friend’s house. of upper-income families. and adequate education. den, Sanchez-Rio has been the Real Estate page helping other parents at Vincente then sits with Another study from While her 6-year-old in Saturday’s paper. Antonio to make sure he’s Country Financial found daughter, So a, has done her daughter’s school by completing his assigned 21 percent of parents were well with remote learning, providing translation ser- work — no small task for forced to change or reduce Sanchez-Rio said that isn’t vices to families that need a child recently diagnosed their work hours as a re- the norm for all students. them, but the problem is with Attention-De cit/ sult of changes in school- “My parents don’t speak more complex than simply Hyperactivity Disorder ing or child care due to the English, so I know what it being able to understand (ADHD). pandemic, while another 7 is to have to translate ev- what’s taught in the class- “It’s so stressful. Never percent left their job alto- erything for your parents,” room. in my life did I think I was gether. she said, adding that par- She said she’s also had going to be a teacher, a Yuri Sanchez-Rio, a ba- ents of early elementary to explain to many of mom, everything,” Vincen- sic needs case manager school children have the those same families how te said. “It’s crazy.” for Catholic Charities and added dif culty of not be- to sign up for the state’s Although she’s in favor mother to a Lynn Public ing able to rely on their Supplemental Nutri- Did you know? LAW OFFICES OF of fully remote learning, Schools kindergartener, students to explain what’s tion Assistance Program JAMES J. 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RACHEL CARNELL HOW TO REACH US An impeachment lesson from 1710 E¤¥¤ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M¦Ÿ H. SŸŸ As the congressional from preaching for three tional loyalty,” according Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant impeachment managers years, but not ning him to Frank O. Bowman, au- E C J. SŸ E. K¡ Advertising Director News Director Gordon R. Hall pointed out a few days or removing him from his thor of High Crimes and 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¡¢ Monica Connell Healey ago, the American Found- position in the Church of Misdemeanors. P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton ers drafted the U.S. Con- England). The Tories saw This assumption was a Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¡£ Michael H. Shanahan stitution in the summer Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman this as a victory and fêted signi cant miscalculation, Customer Service of 1787 in the wake of a him in celebrations across as we can see today in so Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS British impeachment trial the country. many Republican senators Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 against the former gover- Although the House of refusing even to recognize Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 nor of India. Lords members who vot- the constitutionality of the All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 That trial, against War- ed for a lenient sentence trial against former Presi- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 ren Hastings, taught the did not face re-election dent Donald Trump. Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 British that it was appro- themselves (holding their The British had begun Classi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 priate to impeach former positions through their to learn a lesson about im- classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 of cials, not just current of- Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 aristocratic titles, rather peachment and party pol- Subscriptions ceholders. What it did not than the ballot box), Whig itics — and there would [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 teach them was the danger members of the House of only be another handful Circulation of mixing an impeachment Commons were at risk in of impeachments over the [email protected] trial with political concerns the upcoming election — rest of the 18th century. Ext. 3 about future elections — and printed lists of how Finally, in the mid-19th Newsroom the very concerns that are each MP had voted in Sa- century, the procedure [email protected] front and center for Repub- cheverell’s trial were circu- would be abandoned and [email protected] lican senators today. lated around the country. replaced by other parlia- Ext. 4 Had the Founders been When parliamentary mentary and judicial pro- Sports thinking of a different elections were held in No- ceedings to prosecute cor- [email protected] high-pro le British im- vember 1710, many Tories EDITORIAL rupt or seditious of cials. Ext. 5 peachment trial — taken marched to the ballot box The British discarded Retail and Online against a Tory clergyman carrying printed mezzotint the practice of impeach- Advertising in 1710 — they might have copies of Sacheverell’s por- ment (which had only been [email protected] been alert to the ominous trait. Moreover, supporters used about 70 times in 500 ADVERTISING mix of impeachment votes of the preacher often vio- years), but it had never Where’s my exit? and electoral politics. lently attempted to stop Ernie Carpenter Jr. been central to the founda- Director of Advertising As I explain in my re- Whigs from casting their tion of their government. and Business Development, ext. 1355 Let’s hear it for Route 128: Negotiating the cent book, “Backlash: Libel, ballots — this at a time They had never relied on [email protected] Greater Boston beltway is a harrowing rite- Impeachment, and Popu- when only three percent impeachment to rein in Ralph Mitchell of-passage for newly-minted drivers and an lism in the Reign of Queen of the population even had the highest-ranking of ce Sales Representative, ext. 1313 annoyance for all drivers forced to sit in traf- Anne,” the British Parlia- the right to vote. Ultimate- holder in the land. [email protected] c for an hour while the State Police clear an ment’s impeachment of Dr. ly, the Whigs in the House It was only the American Eric Rondeau accident. Henry Sacheverell in the of Commons suffered a Founders who thought the Sales Representative, ext. 1280 [email protected] Thanks to the federal government, Route spring of 1710 — for a ser- massive defeat at the polls, procedure might allow the 128 drivers are getting the added thrill of mon preached against the with the Tories garnering legislative branch to keep a Patricia Whalen Sales Representative, ext. 1310 negotiating newly-renumbered exits. If you fundamental principles of 332 seats to the Whigs’ 181. proper check on the execu- [email protected] think you’re taking Exit 12 to Crafts Road to parliamentary monarchy The political fallout kept tive. But if certain senators BUSINESS OFFICE get to Gloucester, think again: Exit 12 is now and religious toleration — the Whigs in the minority today are so paralyzed by Exit 55. produced a violent populist in Parliament for the rest of the fear of losing in the next Susan J. Conti Controller, ext. 1288 If you think Exit 28 remains the southbound backlash against the Whig Queen Anne’s reign. election that they will not [email protected] exit at the I-95 junction, you would be wrong. impeachment managers When the American consider impeaching a pres- Ted Grant That exit has been rechristened Exit 37. in the House of Commons Founders met to write the ident charged with abetting Publisher, ext. 1234 Wondering why you are saddled with this who presented the case in Constitution in 1787, sev- an insurrection against the [email protected] added driving annoyance? The federal gov- the House of Lords. During eral of them were aware very Congress in which they Marian Kinney ernment in 2009 mandated “mile post-based the weeks of the trial it- of Sacheverell’s 1710 im- serve, then this ancient pro- ext. 1212 numbering” (a decidedly government-sound- self, mobs protested in the peachment, but they saw cedure may no longer be [email protected] ing concept) for interstates across the nation. streets against religious mi- it only as a relatively ob- capable of serving the pur- Will Kraft According to a Federal Highway Adminis- norities, violently destroy- scure footnote to history. pose for which our Founders Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 tration description, the numbering system for ing their houses of worship. (After all, impeachment in intended it. If not, we may [email protected] roadside mile markers and exit signs “show They also sought revenge the U.S. would not apply to need to seek alternative Paula Villacreses the number of miles from where the Inter- against the Whigs respon- clergymen, only to high of- means to hold the executive A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 state route entered the state in which you are sible for the impeachment. cials). They did not heed branch accountable to the [email protected] traveling.” Although the House of the lesson of impeach- American people. Mike Shanahan “The counting always begins at the state Lords voted to convict Dr. ment’s effect on elections. Rachel Carnell is profes- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 [email protected] line in the south (for north-south routes) and Sacheverell, it pronounced The American Founders sor of English at Cleveland in the west (for east-west routes). So, mile only a light sentence assumed “public-spirited- State University. She wrote Carolina Trujillo Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 marker numbers always get larger as you (merely forbidding him ness” would outweigh “fac- this for InsideSources.com. travel east or north.” [email protected] This logic will explain why exit numbers Jim Wilson MARY SCHMICH Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 that formerly increased as drivers traveled [email protected] southbound on 128 will decrease under the federal renumbering. The depths of February CIRCULATION Thoroughly confused by now? Take a deep Lisa Mahmoud breath, exhale, and contemplate the supposed Every year about this an, trained in Poland be- when the month started. Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] bene ts of renumbering. Drivers, according to time, when we’ve reached fore she came to Chicago, We’ll have more than 11 federal highway of cials, will be able to deter- the psychological pit of the kind of old-fashioned when it ends. CUSTOMER SERVICE mine distances to destinations better thanks winter — when it seems physician who started Two: The Art Institute of La’ Mosha Ball to renumbered exit signs. Emergency work- we will always be cold, the every visit by sitting you Chicago, along with other Customer Service, ext. 1276 ers will also be able to nd accident locations ground will always be fro- down at her desk to chat. museums, just reopened. [email protected] with greater speed and ease. zen, the trees will always She seemed to believe that “Something about that GRAPHICS Both of these renumbering attributes sound look dead — I think about to treat you, she needed to feels so poignant to me,” like they were written for a 1960s driver, not the wisdom of Dr. Jadwiga get to know you. Trevor Andreozzi said a friend, “and I can’t Designer someone motoring along with onboard GPS Roguska-Kyts. That day, I explained to quite put my nger on it. [email protected] guidance with precise to the tenth-of-a-mile I’ve told this story before her that I’d been inexpli- It’s bitterly cold out, we’re Sean Casey distance calculations. but it’s worth telling again, cably blue. I was trying in the middle of a pandem- Designer It goes without saying that emergency pro- because we reach these to avoid the word “de- ic, our nation is in turmoil [email protected] fessionals know local highways like the pro- depths every year. Here in pressed.” Glum, I said. — but then you can still Amanda Lunn verbial backs of their hands and are experts the pit of winter, the nov- Down. Anxious. Cranky. go inside a place like that Designer at getting to a crash or medical emergency elty of the new year is long OK, maybe depressed. Did and feel grounded by the [email protected] gone and spring is still a I need a therapist? I won- fast. enduring traditions of our Edwin Peralta Jr. Massachusetts, along with New Hampshire rumor. Day after gray day, dered. Medication? civilization.” Designer and Delaware, are late to the party when it we’re either underdressed She listened, nodded, Three: The indoor gar- [email protected] comes to exit renumbering. Every other state or overdressed because, pondered. Then, in her dens of the Gar eld Park NEWSROOM has already renumbered and their drivers are inexplicably, six degrees crisp, cheery Polish accent, Conservatory on Chicago’s Mike Alongi apparently motoring along smiling and count- can mean something wild- she offered her diagnosis. West Side are reopening at Sports Editor, ext. 1228 ing their miles. ly different on Thursday “It’s February,” she said. the end of February. Mere- [email protected] If there is a silver lining in exit renumber- than it did on Tuesday. “It’s winter.” ly looking at the photos Elyse Carmosino ing, it is probably the opportunity for Boston We wear boots as heavy And that was all the oat past on social media Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] area drivers to embrace a new topic to gripe as bricks and coats that medicine I needed. The — luxurious, giant green and grumble about. “Stay in your lane,” or smell of old sweat because, disease had been named leaves, huge yellow water Allysha Dunnigan “What’s the #$@&% hold up?” will be replaced inexplicably, it is possible — February! — and the lilies — creates a spring- Reporter, ext. 1302 to sweat even when you’re naming of it was the be- [email protected] with “Where’s my #$@&% exit?” time for the mind. freezing. Snow shovels ginning of the cure. I went And don’t even get us started about the Four: Chicago’s public mess this has made of the Mass Pike. strain our backs, icy side- back into the cold, gray Tréa Lavery school teachers nally Reporter, ext. 1317 walks menace our bones day with a lighter heart, struck a deal that will get [email protected] and the routine act of and every year since, I’ve many kids back in class- Gayla Cawley taking out the garbage be- conjured those comforting rooms soon. Regional Editor, ext. 1236 comes a herculean feat. words as medicine. [email protected] We can nd things to Are you anxious, lethar- Five: Though the COVID-19 vaccine rollout Cheryl Charles love, of course. Every sea- gic, mad at half of every- News Editor, ext. 1278 son has its charms. But body? It’s February. has been chaotic and frus- [email protected] trating, people are steadi- the charms of this one are February 2021 comes Spenser Hasak as eeting as snowakes. with added challenges. ly being vaccinated. Photographer, ext. 1332 We cheer the sun, then We’re living through the Six: Watching squirrels [email protected] in the snow is surprisingly the clouds come. We ad- havoc of a pandemic and Julia Hopkins mire that fresh snow, but the bitterness of a former good entertainment. Photographer, ext. 1224 it’s soon a pile of snirt. We president’s impeachment It’s February. Dr. Ro- [email protected] tell ourselves that staying trial. In Chicago, we’re guska’s wisdom — under- Thor Jourgensen indoors is cozy, and it is, experiencing one of the standing that our moods Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] until it makes us crazy. coldest winters since 1875, often cycle along with the In other words, it can be and more snow than nor- seasons — won’t x every- Daniel Kane thing that ails everybody, Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 a dif cult season for many mal. [email protected] people, even when we’re And that’s why, in the especially not this winter. But it can help. The light Steve Krause not slogging through a spirit of Dr. Roguska, I News Director, ext. 1229 pandemic. made a list the other day is coming back, in its own [email protected] time, and we’ll appreciate It was dif cult for me of February’s bright spots. Guthrie Scrimgeour the year I went to see Here’s mine. I encourage it all the more because it’s Reporter, ext. 1222 Dr. Roguska, as she was you to make your own. been gone. [email protected] known, about my malaise. One: The days are get- Mary Schmich is a col- Anne Marie Tobin Until her retirement a ting longer. Every day, we umnist for the Chicago Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 few years ago, she was my add more than two min- Tribune and winner of [email protected] internist, a small, bright- utes of sunlight. We got the 2012 Pulitzer Prize for TECHNOLOGY eyed, white-haired wom- 10 hours of daylight daily commentary. Tim Noyes Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. 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All address information, particu- can Maa,” seeking ransom MS-13 member pleads guilty larly arrests, re ect police records. money for her daughter. The In the event of a perceived inac- caller spoke to her daughter, curacy, it is the sole responsibility learned it was a scam and did not comply with their request. of the concerned party to contact to murder of Lynn teen the relevant police department and Theft have the department issue a no- By Guthrie conspiracy to conduct en- Five of the six were al- elsewhere in the form tice of correction to the Daily Item. An individual walked into Scrimgeour terprise affairs through a leged to have participat- of “cliques,” or smaller Corrections or clarications will not the station at 10:10 a.m. ITEM STAFF pattern of racketeering ac- ed in the murder, accord- groups that operate under Friday to report that a control tivity. As part of his guilty ing to the Liz McCarthy, the larger mantle of the be made without express notice of from the dashboard of his BOSTON — MS-13 gang plea, he admitted that on, public affairs of cer for change from the arresting police member Eliseo Vaquerano international organiza- vehicle had been stolen on or around, July 30, 2018, the U.S. Attorney’s of ce, tion. department. Canas pleaded guilty last Mount Vernon Street. he participated in the adding that the cases for Vaquerano Canas was Friday to participating in teenager’s murder, prose- the three remaining de- alleged to be a member of a Racketeer Inuenced cutors said. fendants are still pending. LYNN PEABODY the Sykos Locos Salvatru- and Corrupt Organization Two other MS-13 mem- None of the alleged par- cha clique of MS-13. Court Arrests Accidents (RICO) conspiracy that bers, Erick Lopez Flores, ticipants have been sen- led to the 2018 murder of 31, of Lynn, also known tenced. documents showed that he Kendall Antione, 51, of A report of a motor vehicle a 17-year-old Lynn teen. as “Mayimbu,” and Marlos According to the U.S. had “homeboy status” in 501 Washington St., was ar- crash at 1:31 p.m. Monday The 21-year-old El Sal- Reyes, 20, of Chelsea, also Attorney’s of ce, MS-13 MS-13, which is generally rested at 5:42 p.m. Monday on Canterbury Drive. A wom- vador native, also known known as “Silencio,” have is a transnational street achieved by committing a on charges of operating under an walked into the station at as “Peligroso,” was ini- already admitted to their gang operating in Massa- signi cant act of violence. the in uence, and negligent 3:42 p.m. Monday to report tially indicted in federal participation in the homi- chusetts and numerous Vaquerano Canas is operation of a motor vehicle. that her vehicle was struck court in 2018 following cide, prosecutors said. other states, as well as scheduled for sentencing Jermaine Howell, 35, of while parked in the lot of Stop an investigation into the Prosecutors said Lopez countries such as El Sal- on June 18. He faces up 365 Massachusetts Ave., was & Shop on Howley Street. murder of Herson Rivas, Flores and others had vador, Honduras and Gua- to life in prison, and will arrested at 6:38 p.m. Monday whose body was found in a lured the victim to the temala. MS-13 members be subject to deportation Lynn park on August 2 of on charges of armed robbery, Animal Control wooded park a few days follow certain core rules upon the completion of his that year, according to the assault and battery, assault before his body was found, and principles, including sentence. Sentences are and battery on a police ofcer Police received a report of U.S. Attorney’s of ce. and killed him because an oath from members to imposed by a federal dis- and resisting arrest. a barking dog at 10:02 p.m. The victim was found they did not believe he attack and attempt to kill Charles McCarthy, 25, was Monday on Aborn Street. The dead with dozens of sharp was suf ciently loyal to members of rival gangs, trict court judge based on arrested at 9:22 p.m. Monday call was unfounded. force trauma wounds con- the group. and for members to not the U.S. sentencing guide- on charges of shoplifting by sistent with being stabbed Vaquerano Canas, along act as informants or co- lines and other statutory asportation. Complaints numerous times, prosecu- with Lopez Flores and operate with law enforce- factors. Guthrie Scrimgeour Aaron Nunez, 22, of 39 A caller reported at 10:01 tors said. Reyes were three of six ment. can be reached at gscrim- Memorial Park Ave., was ar- p.m. Monday that a man was Vaquerano Canas plead- alleged MS-13 members The gang is organized rested at 1:51 p.m. Tuesday looking into his car on Cen- ed guilty last Friday to arrested in October 2018. in Massachusetts and [email protected]. on charges of operating a tral Street. The person was motor vehicle with suspended advised to stop bothering the Salem criminal defense attorney, former registration, and operating an public. uninsured motor vehicle. An elderly woman called at 10:10 p.m. and 10:58 p.m. prosecutor indicted on rape, burglary charges Accidents Monday to report she heard A report of a motor vehicle voices from her backyard on ITEM STAFF REPORT ually assaulted a 21-year- worked as an assistant rape of a different woman crash at 9 Market Square at Basford Court. Dispatched old woman while she was district attorney in Essex in 2016, and had posted ofcers checked the area and BOSTON — A longtime 12:17 p.m. Monday; at Bar- asleep and incapacitated County for a year, and in $10,000 bail in that case, reported all was clear. criminal defense attor- nard Circle and Western Ave- with alcohol following a Suffolk County for two prosecutors said. Police received a call at ney who once worked as nue at 5:15 p.m. Monday; at party both of them had months in 2000, has been The indictments were 1:08 a.m. Tuesday from a res- a prosecutor was indicted Broadway and Magnolia Ave- attended, according to the held without bail since ident who reported someone by a Suffolk County grand returned to court on Tues- nue at 7:17 a.m. Tuesday; at Suffolk County District his January 15 arraign- may be tampering with his jury on rape and aggra- day. The DA’s of ce said 796 Boston St. at 5:47 p.m. Attorney’s of ce. ment in Boston Munic- work van in his driveway on vated burglary charges more information will be- Tuesday. Zerola allegedly en- ipal Court, prosecutors Aberdeen Avenue. Dispatched in connection with an al- tered the woman’s Boston said. come available when Zero- la is arraigned in Suffolk Assaults ofcers reported the problem leged sexual assault that apartment shortly after 2 At the time of his ar- was determined to be with an occured last January. a.m. to commit the sexual rest, Zerola had already Superior Court, a date A report of an assault at after-market alarm system Gary Zerola, 49, of Sa- assault, prosecutors said. been facing charges in the that has not yet been de- 330 Lynnway at 2:49 a.m. due to inclement weather. lem, is alleged to have sex- The defendant, who same court for the alleged termined. Tuesday. A report of an assault and Fraud battery at Burger King, 108 A man reported at 10:37 Lynn Museum/LynnArts Boston St., at 1:02 p.m. Tues- a.m. Tuesday that someone day. had opened an UberEats account with his credit card Theft information. celebrate local Black history A report of shoplifting from the Walgreens at 158 Lewis Thefts CELEBRATION ers went on to own their St. at 6:12 p.m. Monday. From A1 own land and business- Police received a report at es. Thurston hopes that A report of a larceny at 534 5 p.m. Monday of a stolen The exhibition includes Essex St. at 8 p.m. Monday; the exhibit will inform motor vehicle missing from original documents of visitors of the hardships, at 42 West Baltimore St. at the lot of BMW of Peabody freed and traded enslaved 4:48 p.m. Tuesday. racism and segregation on Andover Street. Police re- people, including Lewis that prominent people in sponded. Latimer, inventor of the Lynn’s history encoun- MARBLEHEAD light bulb, and Jan Ernst tered. SAUGUS Matzeliger, inventor of a The exhibit concludes Arrest shoe lasting machine that with a community section, is still used today. It also Jeffrey Edward Luszcz, 32, Accidents including acknowledge- includes photos, furniture, ments of notable Black g- of 47 Warren St., Salem was A report of a motor vehicle quotes and records from arrested at 5:41 p.m. Sunday ures in the city and videos crash at 11:32 a.m. Monday Frederick Douglass and and photos of Black “Lyn- on a charge of using a motor in the area of Central Street; Lynn’s rst historian and vehicle without authority. ners” telling their own sto- at 3:22 p.m. Monday on Wal- mapmaker, Alonzo Lewis. ries. nut Street. Complaints The exhibit includes “I think it’s important Police received a call from multiple glass cases con- that we work with the a woman at 8:55 p.m. Mon- A caller reported a driver taining those pieces of his- community that we are day who reported her son, tory, set up in chronologi- speaking to, to curate this who appeared to be drunk on while operating a white Mer- Pleasant Street at 11:25 a.m. cal order beginning with exhibition,” said Thurston. cury Mariner, slid down the slavery, then acknowledg- Thurston also collab- Saturday. roadway of the YMCA and was A Pickett Street caller re- ing the 54th regiment that orated with the North stuck in a snowbank. Ofcers included eight men from Shore Juneteenth Associ- ported at 1:05 p.m. Saturday were dispatched for assis- Lynn, before ending in the ation to feature its Black that somebody had dumped tance. greenery in her garden. The current century. Excellence display at the Of cial slave trade pa- caller reported that she didn’t Complaints museum, which brings a want to deal with the greenery pers between Ebenezer more contemporary lens. and requested that the of- A caller reported at 3:57 Breed and the Hood fam- The museum is current- ily, names that can be ly closed due to the city cers take the dumped plants a.m. Tuesday she witnessed ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS to a transfer station. a person looking through the found on two schools on guidelines regarding the A man called to report that window of her room at Ava- O’Callaghan Way, date pandemic, but Thurston Doneeca Thurston, the director of Lynn Museum/ he had found a bone on the lon Motel on Broadway. Dis- back to the 1700s and are is hoping to open in per- LynnArts, presents the upcoming exhibit Untold beach at 1:48 p.m. Sunday patched ofcers reported the still legible. son next month, if it is Stories: A History of Black People in Lynn. “It’s fascinating to see safe. She has spent the on Ocean Avenue. person was gone upon their Thurston is still unsure folks to come here,” said that somebody thought last year adjusting to the arrival. when she will receive that Thurston. that it was important to changes that the virus has Fraud good news. The museum is current- Thefts keep these things, then required, and received a A Gareld Street caller re- donate them to us,” Thur- grant to purchase hand “It’s out of our control,” ly hosting virtual story- ported at 5:05 p.m. Monday A caller at Macy’s depart- ston said. sanitizing stations and she said. “We’re hoping for time sessions, in honor that they had received a call ment store on Broadway re- Each case contains a sto- personal protective equip- the best and will continue of Black History Month, from someone who identied ported a shoplifting incident ry of an enslaved or freed ment. As museums in to push forward.” with members of staff and themselves as “the Mexi- at 7:02 p.m. Monday. Black man, some who Boston have been given She is trying to gure volunteers, which can be disappeared, while oth- the green light to reopen, out how to offer the exhi- found on the Lynn Mu- bition virtually, but said seum Facebook page and that “what we have here is its Vimeo page. The rst POLICE BRIEF something you really want session of that program Lynn Police seeking Police said a man was to experience in person.” included a reading of the The exhibition will re- book “The Other Side,” information on violent attack “violently attacked” in the area of 570 Western Ave. main intact throughout by Iris Kimber, one of the the end of the year, offer- trustees for the Lynn Mu- ITEM STAFF REPORT on that date at approxi- ing people the opportunity seum/LynnArts. LYNN — Lynn Police mately 6 p.m. to visit and absorb the vi- There will also be a vir- are seeking information Anyone with informa- sual and physical history tual African dance work- from the public regarding tion or who may have that is on display. shop, hosted by skilled a violent assault that oc- witnessed the assault is “Especially with the dancer Wyoma, on Febru- curred on Western Avenue asked to contact the Lynn virus, while things are ary 23, with a $5 admis- last Wednesday. Police at (781) 595-2000. starting to improve, a lot sion fee. of people don’t feel com- To heighten the inclu- fortable coming out,” said sivity of children in Black Thurston. History Month, the mu- Lynn Drug Task Force She is hoping to put to- seum is offering curbside gether summer programs pick-up crafts, available Hotline outdoors, such as an out- through the end of the door lm series, so people month. The crafts coincide 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY will feel more comfortable with the displays in the or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) attending. exhibit and change each “I want to put something week. Spanish menu available ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK together that will tie into Allysha Dunnigan can All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Lynn Museum is encouraging children to “invent Callers may remain anonymous. the exhibition and create be reached at adunnigan@ something” with one of their take-home kits. more opportunities for itemlive.com. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2021

NEW ENGLAND BRIEF Mass police Third victim of re dies after sergeant denied bail in assault case jumping from third-oor porch BRENTWOOD, N.H. (AP) — A Massachusetts WORCESTER, (AP) — him, we would have saved State Police sergeant A 71-year-old man has him,” Deputy Fire Chief charged in New Hamp- died after jumping from Martin Dyer said Monday. shire with assaulting his the third-oor porch of “We had a ladder up girlfriend has been de- a Worcester apartment to the third oor looking nied bail, with a judge through the windows,” ruling Tuesday the record building during a re last “shows a defendant who week that also claimed the Dyer said. “We had crews wanted to control the ac- lives of two relatives, re trying to make it into tions and manipulate the of cials said. the third oor and we emotions of the alleged Woodrow Adams Sr., 71, were ghting exterior re victim.” leaped Friday as crews and interior re in two, Bryan Erickson, 38, of tried to reach the upper three-deckers.” Groveland, Massachu- oors, The Telegram & The other victims were setts, is charged with sec- Gazette reported. He died identi ed by authorities ond-degree and simple as- Saturday at a Boston hos- as Edna Mae Williams, sault, obstructing report pital where he was being 85, and her son, Gerald of a crime; disobeying an of cer; criminal trespass; treated for smoke inhala- Prince, 61. They were and reckless operation. tion and for injuries suf- found inside. Adams Sr. Erickson pleaded not fered during the jump. was Williams’ son-in-law. guilty. He’s been suspend- Fire ghters were on the The home had work- ed from work. scene but did not know ing re alarms, but not PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A police af davit alleges Adams was still in the as many as re of cials that Erickson, who is mar- building until he jumped. would have liked to see, Worcester re ghters attack a burning three-decker apartment ried, took his 29-year-old “If we could have saved Dyer said. building in Worcester. girlfriend’s cellphone and threw her on a bed on Jan. 31. He allegedly “wrapped her arms around her on Lawmakers call for centralized the bed and knelt on her upper thigh area so that she could barely breathe and could not move,” and state vaccine sign-up system “put his hand on her neck and one of her ngers BOSTON (AP) — Mas- mass vaccination sites has tion system for vaccine ap- such as mass vaccination vaccination prioritization down her throat” to stop sachusetts should create a left appointments un lled pointments has contributed locations, locations run by list to help schools reopen her from screaming. Er- centralized COVID-19 vac- with large portions of our to a slow and inequitable local health departments, sooner. ickson’s also accused of cine sign-up system to let most vulnerable popula- deployment of vaccines in retail pharmacies or health “I think if a teacher wants head-butting her twice. all residents pre-register tions unserved,” the Dem- Massachusetts,” the law- care locations. to be vaccinated and is com- He’s accused of speeding for shots, con rm eligibility ocratic lawmakers wrote in makers added. The nder displays all fortable that the vaccine away from police. and receive a noti cation the letter to the Republican The Baker administra- vaccination locations open provides them with the Erickson’s lawyer ac- when an appointment be- governor. tion last week launched to residents, but includes protection that keeps their cused the state of holding comes available at a nearby The letter was signed by an online tool designed to only appointment details families safe, yeah I think his client without bail based on a “character as- location, members of the U.S. Sens. Elizabeth War- make it easier for residents for mass vaccination loca- they should be moved up,” sassination.” He argued state’s congressional del- ren and Edward Markey to nd COVID-19 vaccina- tions and some sites oper- Ronald Mariano, a Quincy that Erickson originally egation said Tuesday in a and U.S. Reps. Katherine tion locations. ated by local health depart- Democrat, told WCVB-TV’s went to the girlfriend’s letter to Gov. Charlie Baker. Clark, James McGovern, The COVID-19 Vaccine ments. show “On The Record” on home to end their rela- “A disjointed and cum- Lori Trahan, Jake Auchin- Finder lets individuals TEACHER Sunday. tionship. bersome sign-up process closs, Seth Moulton, Ayan- search for locations near VACCINATIONS The Centers for Disease Judge Martin Honig- has left seniors confused na Pressley, Stephen Lynch, them by entering their ZIP The speaker of the Mas- Control and Prevention berg ruled that Erickson and unable to access des- and William Keating. code, city or town name, or sachusetts House, a for- has said that vaccinating is a danger and that even perately needed vaccine “We remain deeply con- the name of a vaccination mer teacher, says teachers teachers is not required for supervised release would appointments, and the dis- cerned that the absence of location. Residents can also should be moved higher schools to reopen for in-per- not be appropriate. proportionate reliance on a centralized pre-registra- lter results by site type, on the state’s coronavirus son learning. U.K. coronavirus variant detected in Rhode Island

PROVIDENCE, R.I. week that the U.K. vari- The latest seven-day vaccination process will be for Disease Control and campaign, prioritizing res- (AP) — A coronavirus ant, as well as variants average positivity rate his top priority. Prevention had not been idents of nursing homes variant rst detected in from Brazil and South Af- in Rhode Island is 2.38 McKee will take over administered as of Mon- and assisted living facili- the United Kingdom has rica, were likely to be de- percent. State health de- when Raimondo is con- day morning. ties, followed by frontline been found in three Rhode tected in Rhode Island. partments are calculating rmed as President Joe “Speeding up vaccine Island patients, the state VIRUS BY THE positivity rate different- Biden’s commerce secre- distribution is my top pri- health care workers. Department of Health an- NUMBERS ly across the country, but tary. ority,” McKee said. “When “This targeted approach nounced Tuesday. Another 285 con rmed for Rhode Island the AP “Like most Rhode Is- I become governor, I want takes more time than The variant was identi- cases of the coronavirus calculates the rate by di- landers, I am not satis ed to have all the information mass vaccinating in pub- ed Thursday in one pa- have been detected in viding new cases by test with the current adminis- to be able to hit the ground lic clinics,” Wendelken tient in their 60s, one in Rhode Island, and 10 more encounters using data tration’s progress on vac- running on Day One.” said. “For that reason, oth- their 50s, and one in their state residents have died from The COVID Tracking cine distribution, especial- McKee said his transi- er states currently have 20s, the agency said in a of the disease, the state Project. ly as we see our neighbors tion team has contacted all statement. Department of Health re- The seven-day rolling in Connecticut ranked 39 cities and towns in the higher administration The samples underwent ported Tuesday. average of daily new cas- among the top in the na- state about vaccination rates than Rhode Island.” sequencing as part of the Of the new con rmed es in Rhode Island has tion,” the Democrat said in planning and will autho- He also pointed out that agency’s COVID-19 ge- cases, 242 were people now fallen from about 600 a statement Monday. rize emergency medical Rhode Island is opening nomic surveillance plan who tested positive for the on Feb. 1 to about 383 on McKee plans to speak technicians to administer two mass vaccination sites and are still under inves- rst time Monday, and 43 Monday, according to The with Connecticut Gov. vaccines along with other in Providence and Crans- tigation. were people who tested COVID tracking Project. Ned Lamont and Harvard medical professionals. The United Kingdom positive on previous days. VACCINE ROLLOUT University experts this State Department of ton later this week. variant is considered more There have now been CRITICISM week to gure out ways to Health spokesperson Jo- More than 103,000 peo- contagious, and may be more than 122,000 con- Rhode Island Lt. Gov. streamline vaccinations. seph Wendelken said ple in the state have re- even be more lethal, than rmed cases and 2,344 Daniel McKee sharply Rhode Island has consis- Rhode Island’s vaccina- ceived a vaccine rst dose, the strain that has been deaths in the state. criticized the adminis- tently ranked low among tion approach has differed while almost 48,000 have predominant in Rhode Is- The number of people in tration of Gov. Gina Rai- states for the percentage from some states. been fully vaccinated, ac- land. the state’s hospitals with mondo for its COVID-19 of the population that had Rhode Island “took a State Department of COVID-19 climbed to 197 vaccine rollout plan, and been vaccinated and about very targeted, strategic cording to state Depart- Health Director Nicole as of Sunday, up from 189 said when he takes over as 80,000 doses sent to the approach” in the early ment of Health data re- Alexander-Scott said last the previous day. governor, speeding up the state by the U.S. Centers stages of its vaccination leased Monday. Cost of a single Bitcoin exceeds $50,000 for rst time By Matt Ott Companies have been cording to bitcoin wallet ASSOCIATED PRESS leery because of Bitcoin’s site blockchain.info. Still, volatility and its use by its popularity is low com- SILVER SPRING, Md. — parties who want to avoid pared with cash and credit The seemingly unstoppa- the traditional banking cards. ble rise of Bitcoin contin- system for a myriad of rea- Besides Tesla, few com- ued Tuesday with the cost sons. panies have said they’ll of a single unit of the dig- Last week, however, the accept Bitcoin as payment. ital currency rising above electric car company Tesla Overstock.com appears $50,000 for the rst time. sent a tremor through the to accept Bitcoin for most The price of Bitcoin has digital currency markets, listings on its website, in- risen almost 200 percent saying that it was buying cluding cameras, vacuums in the last three months $1.5 billion in Bitcoin as and clothes. PayPal allows and its volatility was on part of a new investment its accountholders to buy, display Tuesday. After ris- strategy, and that it would sell and hold four crypto- ing above $50,600, it fell soon be accepting Bitcoin currencies, including Bit- back to $48,674 at 2:15 as payment for its cars. coin — but you can’t use it p.m. ET. At that price, with BNY Mellon, the oldest to pay people, at least not about 18.6 million Bitcoins bank in the U.S., followed yet. The payment company in circulation, Bitcoin has a day later, saying it would PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Square bought $50 million a market value of nearly include digital currencies worth of Bitcoin in October $907 billion. in the services it provides The Bitcoin logo appears on the display screen of a crypto currency at about $10,600 each, and Bitcoin is rallying as to clients. Mastercard said ATM at the Smoker’s Choice store. allows users of its cash app more companies signal it would start supporting to buy Bitcoin from their the digital currency could “select crypto currencies” mobile devices. eventually gain wide- on its network. And Blue HOW BITCOINS computing power to verify stalled out in recent years. Lee Reiners, who teaches spread acceptance as a Ridge Bank of Charlot- WORK other users’ transactions. AM I ABLE TO USE ntech and cryptocurrency means of payment. The tesville, Virginia, said it Bitcoin is a digital cur- They receive bitcoins in ex- BITCOIN TO BUY courses at Duke Universi- vast majority of those who would allow cardholders to rency that is not tied to a change. The coins also can STUFF? ty School of Law, believes have acquired Bitcoin have purchase and redeem Bit- bank or government and be bought and sold on ex- The digital currency has many companies will re- treated it as a commodity, coin at 19 of its ATMs. allows users to spend mon- changes with U.S. dollars become popular enough main hesitant to accept like gold, with few places As its price keeps rising, ey anonymously. The coins and other currencies. Some that more than 300,000 Bitcoin as payment for accepting it in exchange here’s a brief look at the are created by users who businesses also accept bit- transactions typically oc- products and services be- for goods or services. bitcoin frenzy: “mine” them by lending coin, but its popularity has cur in an average day, ac- cause of the volatile price. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Millions endure record cold without power; at least 14 dead By Bryan Anderson ASSOCIATED PRESS OCEAN ISLE BEACH, N.C. — A winter storm that left millions without power in record-break- ing cold weather claimed more lives Tuesday, in- cluding three people found dead after a tornado hit a seaside town in North Carolina and four family members who perished in a Houston-area house re while using a replace to stay warm. The storm that over- whelmed power grids and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS immobilized the South- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Nurses picket in Faribault, Minn., during a ern Plains carried heavy A homeless man sleeps at the Chicago Transit Authority’s Clark & Dear- healthcare worker protest of a shortage on snow and freezing rain born bus station, the morning after a snowstorm dumped up to 18 inches protective masks. into New England and in the greater Chicago area. the Deep South and left behind painfully low tem- were likely. very dangerous situation,” outages were in Texas, af- peratures. Wind-chill North Carolina’s Bruns- Emergency Services Di- fecting more than 4 mil- Hospitals still warnings extended from wick County had little rector Ed Conrow said. lion homes and businesses. Canada into Mexico. notice of the dangerous In Chicago, a foot and a More than 250,000 people In all, at least 14 deaths weather, and a tornado half of new snow forced also lost power across ration medical were reported. Other caus- warning was not issued public schools to can- parts of Appalachia, and es included car crashes until the storm was al- cel in-person classes for another quarter million and carbon monoxide poi- ready on the ground. Tuesday. Hours earli- were without electricity soning. The weather also The National Weather er, along the normally following an ice storm in N95 masks as threatened to affect the Service was “very sur- balmy Gulf of Mexico, northwest Oregon, ac- nation’s COVID-19 vac- prised how rapidly this cross-country skiier Sam cording to poweroutage. cination effort. President storm intensi ed ... and Fagg hit fresh powder on us, which tracks utility Joe Biden’s administra- at the time of night when the beach in Galveston, outage reports. Four mil- stockpiles swell tion said delays in vaccine most people are at home Texas. lion people lost power in shipments and deliveries and in bed, it creates a The worst U.S. power Mexico. By Jason Dearen, doctors and nurses like Juliet Linderman Turner say there still ar- and Martha Mendoza en’t nearly enough in the ASSOCIATED PRESS “ICU rooms with high- Latinos face barriers like fear, ow oxygen and COVID Mike Bowen’s ware- germs all over.” house outside Fort Worth, While supply and de- Texas, was piled high with mand issues surround- language in getting vaccine cases of medical-grade ing N95 respirators are N95 face masks. His com- well-documented, until pany, Prestige Ameritech, now the reasons for this By Gisela Salomon, edge about the shots, state can churn out 1 million Claudia Torrens vaccine websites that don’t discrepancy have been un- masks every four days, clear. and Anita Snow have Spanish instructions, but he doesn’t have orders ASSOCIATED PRESS The logistical break- ways to nd appointments for nearly that many. So in their communities and down is rooted in feder- HIALEAH, Fla. — Rigo- he recently got approval fears they could be tar- al failures over the past berto Montesinos, a vet- from the government to year to coordinate supply eran of the Bay of Pigs geted for immigration en- export them. forcement. chains and provide hospi- invasion in Cuba, was “I’m drowning in these tals with clear rules about so worried about side ef- It comes as states, cit- respirators,” Bowen said. ies and counties are how to manage their med- fects from the COVID-19 On the same day 1000 ical equipment. vaccine that he initially grappling with how to miles (1,600 kilometers) ensure people of color Internal government wasn’t going to get it, re- north, Mary Turner, a emails obtained by The and other underserved lenting only when two COVID-19 intensive care Associated Press show communities are getting friends died from the dis- nurse at a hospital outside there were deliberate de- the vaccine, with some ease. Minneapolis, strapped on cisions to withhold vital targeting vulnerable ZIP But when he nally de- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the one disposable N-95 information about new codes and working with cided to get the shot, the respirator allotted for her mask manufacturers and Dr. Victor Peralta, left, talks with Nellie Her- community groups to 82-year-old couldn’t nd nandez before giving her the second dose of the entire shift. availability. Exclusive sign people up. In Arizo- Before the coronavirus doses where he lives in COVID-19 vaccine in New York. trade data and interviews Hialeah, a Miami suburb na, where language is a pandemic, Turner would with manufacturers, hos- that’s about 95 percent said Montesinos, a Cuban for public health as the barrier for some Latinos have thrown out her pital procurement of cials Latino. He got an appoint- exile who helped try to coronavirus mutates and and until recently En- mask and grabbed a new and frontline medical ment in nearby Miami overthrow Fidel Castro in spreads. glish was the only option one after each patient workers reveal a commu- Beach, but it was canceled. 1961. America’s more than 60 on the state website for to prevent the spread of nication breakdown — not After struggling for weeks, From elderly Cuban million Latinos — like oth- vaccine appointments, disease. But on this day, an actual shortage — that Montesinos got his rst Americans in Florida to er people of color — have a university researcher she’ll wear that mask is depriving doctors, nurs- dose last week. farmworkers in California, been disproportionately is working on an online from one infected person es, paramedics and other “At my age, and with Latinos face daunting bar- affected by the virus, and Spanish language cam- to the next because N95s people risking exposure the virus spiking, I can’t riers to getting COVID-19 many are struggling with paign to address vaccine — they lter out 95 per- to COVID-19 of rst-rate be putting myself at risk,” vaccines, creating risks issues like a lack of knowl- misconceptions. cent of infectious parti- protection. cles — have supposedly Before the pandemic, been in short supply since medical providers fol- Vaccine delays leave grocery last March. lowed manufacturer and Turner’s employer, government guidelines North Memorial Health, that called for N95s to said in a statement that be discarded after each workers feeling expendable supplies have stabilized, use, largely to protect but the company is still doctors and nurses from limiting use because “we catching infectious dis- By Alexandra Olson, sulting in an inconsistent of the second phase of its other essential employees must remain mindful of eases themselves. As Dee-Ann Durbin and rollout to low-paid essen- vaccination effort, instead and anyone 65 and over. that supply” to ensure ev- N95s ran short, the Cen- Anne D’Innocenzio tial workers who are ex- prioritizing adults over 65 But limited supply makes eryone’s safety. ters for Disease Control AP BUSINESS WRITERS posed to hundreds of cus- and people with chronic booking an appointment One year into the and Prevention modified medical conditions. As panicked Americans tomers each day. dif cult, even more so for COVID-19 pandemic, those guidelines to allow “Apparently we are not Focusing on older adults the workers who don’t many millions of N95 for extended use and re- cleared supermarkets of is an approach many epi- toilet paper and food last front-line workers when it have large companies or masks are pouring out of use only if supplies are comes to getting the vac- demiologists support as unions to advocate for American factories and “depleted,” a term left spring, grocery employ- the most ethical and ef - ees gained recognition cine. That was kind of a them. heading into storage. Yet undefined. shock,” said Dawn Hand, cient because it will help as among the most indis- reduce deaths and hospi- pensable of the pandemic’s who works at a Kroger supermarket in Houston, talizations faster. People front-line workers. over 65 account for 80 A year later, most of where she said three of Local news on your doorstep her co-workers were out percent of deaths in the those workers are wait- country, according to the with the virus last week. ing their turn to receive Centers for Disease and She watches others get- COVID-19 vaccines, with Control Prevention. little clarity about when ting vaccinated at the in- “Our main goals with that might happen. store pharmacy without vaccines should be reduc- A decentralized vaccine knowing when she’ll get ing deaths and hospital- campaign has resulted in her turn. izations,” said William a patchwork of policies Texas is among several Moss, executive director of that differ from state to states that have decided the International Vaccine state, and even county to to leave grocery and oth- Center at Johns Hopkins county in some areas, re- er essential workers out University School of Pub- lic Health. “In order to do that, we need to begin vac- cinating those at the high- est risks.” But many grocery work- ers have been surprised and disheartened to nd that they’ve been left out of such policies, in part Home delivery starts at only $4.50 per week. because a CDC panel had raised their expectations 50% off your rst month of home delivery by recommending the sec- ond phase of the vaccine when you use coupon code dailyitem rollout — 1B — include grocery and other essen- at checkout at www.itemlive.com tial employees. 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By Elyse Carmosino of fatty substances they ITEM STAFF need for the fall, or they don’t have what they need NAHANT — Johnson for nesting for the spring, Elementary students cele- so we wanted to take all brated the grand opening of those out.” of their school’s Forest Wanting to foster a love Playground last week as of nature in students the play structure portion while also providing a of the multi-year project service to Nahant’s eco- nally nears completion. systems, Brandi set out to Partially the brainchild create a space that would of Johnson Elementary accomplish both. art teacher and Nahant After an initial plan was Garden Club president laid out, preparations for Diana Brandi, the the playground’s construc- playground makes use tion began in 2018, when of two acres of previous- the land was cleared of ly-overgrown land behind trees, poison ivy, and the school and features other debris to allow a number of educational students to move around structures, including an logs and get a feel for the embankment slide, a mu- park’s design. sical fence, and an artifact The children, along with table, all meant to encour- volunteers and indepen- age students to engage in dent contractors, then the natural world around hand-drilled wood to them. create a fence and helped “When we rst started, construct tables and seats it was just a bramble out of logs. Gardens were patch. All of the un- also planted throughout ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK derbrush was invasive the space by junior Gar- species, and while they den Club gardeners. Brady Laine, 8, plays on the slide of the new Forest Playground behind Johnson School in Nahant. had berries and looked “They need to under- well as the playthings beautiful, when it came stand that there’s a lot they have,” Brandi said. to feeding the wildlife, it happening around them, “They can climb and slide would be like them only and when they’re in the and run up and down having McDonald’s as midst of it, I want them the hills and all of those a choice,” Brandi said. to have respect for the things, but they also “They don’t have the kind things they’ve helped, as know that if they run up the hillside and not the stairs, that creates ero- sion, and we don’t want that.” An added bonus? Most of the work was complet- ed at little to no cost. Principal Kevin An- drews told The Item in 2018 he expected the play area to be nished for less than $3,000 — no small feat when typical play- ground equipment can cost between $40,000 and $50,000. Although the grand opening took place later than planned, thanks to Johnson School students play in the newly opened Forest Playground the COVID-19 pandem- behind the school. ic, Johnson Elementary grade class representative gardening projects the of this experience. They’re students were happy to Staar Bascon, agreed. students have planned for now teaching the little nally see their hard Ione Byam Miller, an- the coming months and kids, and that was my work come to life. other fourth-grade class years, including the cre- goal,” she said. “Once you “It’s more like nature representative, added: ation of a grow wall and train kids to look for these than all the other parks “All of our other parks are buttery garden. things and to be excited that we have,” said made out of metal, but However, she’s excited about them and have sixth-grader Brayden most of the things that to see the progress her McCarthy, one of several are in this playground are students have made when ownership of them, then students who took part in wood and stone and all it comes to their environ- they’ll take that on. It the playground’s construc- natural things.” mental knowledge. becomes second nature.” tion. “It makes it more The space itself is “When I hear them Elyse Carmosino can be Johnson School students climb a xture in the real.” far from done, Brandi talking, I realize how reached at ecarmosino@ Forest Playground. His classmate, fourth- said, listing a number of much they’ve gotten out itemlive.com. Oprah Winfrey to interview Meghan and Harry Peter G. Davis, critic, NEW YORK (AP) — Prince Harry and New York Magazine, Meghan Markle will be speaking with Oprah Winfrey, their rst major television interview since quitting royal duties and dies at age 84 buying a home last year in the U.S. The 90-minute “Oprah With Meghan and Harry: A CBS Primetime Special” will air NEW YORK (AP) — Born in Concord, Mass., March 7, CBS announced Monday. Winfrey Peter G. Davis, the Davis grew up in Lin- knows the couple well. She attended their longtime classical music coln and Cambridge. He wedding in 2018 and lives near them in critic of New York Mag- was a 1958 graduate of Montecito, Calif. azine, has died at age Harvard who majored “Winfrey will speak with Meghan, The 84. in music and received Duchess of Sussex, in a wide-ranging in- Davis died Saturday at a master’s degree from terview, covering everything from stepping Mount Sinai West Hos- Columbia in composition into life as a Royal, marriage, motherhood, pital in New York after a in 1962. philanthropic work to how she is handling brief illness, said Scott Davis was classical life under intense public pressure,” according Parris, his husband music editor of the to CBS. “Later, the two are joined by Prince since 2009 and partner Sunday arts and leisure Harry as they speak about their move to the for 41 years. Davis had pages for The New York United States and their future hopes and sustained a stroke in Times in the 1970s and dreams for their expanding family.” 2018. ‘80s. He also wrote for On Sunday, a spokesperson for Meghan Davis was New York’s The Times of London, FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and Harry con rmed that they were expect- music critic for 26 years Musical America, High ing a second child. Their rst son, Archie, Britain’s Prince Harry and Meghan Markle arrive at the until the position was Fidelity and Opera was born in 2019. annual Endeavour Fund Awards in London. eliminated in 2007. News. WEATHER LOTTERY

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©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2021 Last-second goal lifts Tanners over Masco By Mike Alongi late, we were late getting Roach. “Masconomet is a ITEM SPORTS EDITOR to the rink and we were hard-working team and just trying to settle our- they never stopped com- HAVERHILL — The selves down in the ear- ing after us, and she did Peabody/Lynn eld girls ly part of the game. We a great job settling us hockey team had to over- were a little shaky to down on multiple occa- come a slow start and start, but we kept bat- sions.” score with 20 seconds re- tling the whole way and maining to pull out a 2-1 The Tanners didn’t get we were able to pull out off to a great start, giv- victory over Masconomet the win.” ing up a goal just over on the road at Haverhill In addition to Kamper- ve minutes into the Valley Forum Tuesday sal’s two goals, senior afternoon. It was fresh- Chloe Shapleigh, junior game to fall behind 1-0. man Catie Kampersal Jenna DiNapoli and ju- After coming up short on who notched the game nior Hannah Gromko a powerplay opportunity winner, the second of her each notched one assist. and then getting forced two goals on the day. Junior goalie Audrey to go on the penalty kill, “I think the theme of Buckley earned the win Peabody/Lynn eld went the day was just chaos,” in net with 20 saves. into the rst intermis- said Peabody/Lynn eld “Audrey has been unbe- sion still down 1-0. coach Michelle Roach. lievably good for us over “Our bus arrived an hour the past few games,” said PEABODY, B2

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Salem’s Bobby Jellison lines up a 3-pointer against Marblehead on Tuesday. Jellison drops 42 points as Salem beats Marblehead By Mike Alongi seen 12 3-pointers and 42 Doyle had seven points, ITEM SPORTS EDITOR points in quite awhile.” three rebounds and two Jellison got hot early, assists. Jack Doyle had SALEM — Salem’s scoring 31 points in the ve assists in the win. Bobby Jellison had the rst half. “Even though Bobby biggest game of his ca- “Bobby started to get had a huge game, we still reer Tuesday afternoon, hot at the end of the Pea- had some great perfor- hitting 12 3-pointers and body game (Monday), mances from our other scoring 42 points to lift and he’s put togeth- the Witches boys bas- guys,” said Doyle. er back-to-back great Jellison scored nearly ketball team to a 61-52 games,” said Doyle. “He all of the Witches’ points win over Marblehead at hit some spectacular in the rst half, dropping Veterans Memorial Field shots during the course House. of the game, especially 31 of Salem’s 38 total “It was an unbelievable in the rst half. He was points. Despite Jellison’s performance by Bobby,” red-hot, so our guys just hot shooting from the said Salem coach Tom kept feeding him.” opening whistle, Marble- Doyle. “We’ve been very Guillermo Pimentel had head never got discour- lucky at Salem to have aged and continued to ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO a solid game for Salem a number of great play- with eight points, two battle back. Peabody/Lynn eld’s Catie Kampersal scored two goals, including the ers and scorers come rebounds, six assists and game winner, in a win over Masconomet Tuesday. through, but I haven’t two steals, while Ethan SALEM, B2 Spurs have four players positive, Atlanta has All-Star concerns By Tim Reynolds posed to someone who test- ASSOCIATED PRESS ed positive for COVID-19, a process that takes time. The San Antonio Spurs Charlotte’s next possi- are dealing with a corona- ble game is now Saturday virus outbreak among four at home against Golden players, the NBA said Tues- State, in what would be day, meaning the team will Warriors guard Stephen not play until the middle of Curry’s annual return to next week at the earliest. North Carolina, where he Meanwhile, Atlanta May- grew up. San Antonio’s or Keisha Lance Bottoms next planned game is — whose city was picked Feb. 24 at Oklahoma City, to play host to the NBA meaning the Spurs will All-Star Game and skills have more than a week be- ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK competitions on March 7 tween contests — as Wash- After being away from the court for two weeks, head coach Jason Knowles (center) and the — raised major concerns ington and Memphis did Swampscott boys basketball team earned a big win over Saugus Tuesday. about the notion of fans earlier this season when coming to the city for the affected by the virus. events. Charlotte coach James “People should not trav- Borrego said “there’s no Swampscott takes down Saugus el to Atlanta to party,” she indication that anybody” said. on the Hornets’ roster is basketball.” (11:45). leen Escobar led the way The NBA on Tuesday positive for COVID-19. But SCHOOL ROUNDUP Evan Roth led the way GIRLS offensively for the Sa- postponed ve more games: the Hornets nished their for Swampscott with 25 BASKETBALL chems, with each scoring By Mike Alongi the next three for the Spurs game with the Spurs with points. Jacob Cooke add- Saugus 41, 13 points in the win, both ITEM SPORTS EDITOR — at Cleveland on Wednes- just eight available play- ed 10 points in the win, Gloucester 33 career highs. April Aldred day, at New York on Satur- ers, and Borrego confessed The Swampscott boys while Ryan Ward scored The Sachems earned and Fallon Millerick each day and at Indiana on Mon- that he doesn’t know what basketball team returned seven points and Cam a tough win on its home added six points. day — as well as the next his roster will look like if from a two-week hiatus O’Brien notched seven re- court over a gritty “Samantha Shea hit a two for the Charlotte Hor- Saturday’s game goes on as bounds. Gloucester team Tuesday and didn’t miss a beat, big basket at the end of nets while contact tracing scheduled. Swampscott (5-0) plays afternoon. notching a 53-43 win over the third quarter,” Schru- is completed. “The league is doing ev- on the road at Danvers “It took all 12 kids to ender said. “It was tied The Hornets were sched- erything they can to gather Northeastern Conference Thursday afternoon (4). win this game,” Saugus uled to play host to Chicago information and even more foe Saugus Tuesday after- Myles Manalaysay con- coach Mark Shruender at the time and it gave on Wednesday and Denver information,” Borrego said. noon. tinued his great season said. “It was close all us our rst lead in a long on Friday. Their games are “They’re going to watch us “I was proud of our guys for the Sachems with game and we were down time, it was a big moment halted because they were over this next week and today,” said Swampscott 18 points, while Tyrone one with four minutes to basket.” the last team to play the make sure we’re OK. I coach Jason Knowles. Manderson added 10 go. It was great to see the Saugus will play its - Spurs, losing to them on think that’s really where it “They’ve been off for al- points and Mason Nicko- kids nish it off and all nal game of the season Sunday. The league is re- starts.” most two weeks, and af- las scored seven points. the credit goes to them.” Friday morning (10) on viewing data to see if any ter a slow rst quarter Saugus (3-8) hosts Pea- Senior Haley McLaugh- the road in a rematch Hornets may have been ex- NBA, B2 we played excellent team body Thursday morning lin and freshman Ash- with Gloucester. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2021

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WEDNESDAY Girls Hockey Boys Basketball Peabody/Lynnfield at Medford/Mal- den (12) Salem at Gloucester (10) Marblehead at Masconomet (2:35) Salem Academy at Winthrop (12) Beverly/Danvers at Winthrop (5) Peabody at Marblehead (5:30) CCL Cup Semifinal CAL Tournament St. Mary’s at Austin Prep (7:30) Lynnfield at North Reading (5) CCL Cup Semifinal Gymnastics Masconomet at Bishop Fenwick (7) St. Mary’s at Archbishop Williams (5) Girls Basketball THURSDAY Gloucester at Salem (2) Boys Basketball Winthrop at Malden Catholic (3) Peabody at Saugus (11:45) Marblehead at Peabody (5) Masconomet at Marblehead (12) CCL Cup Semifinal Swampscott at Danvers (4) Archbishop Williams at St. Mary’s (6) Gloucester at Winthrop (5:30) Bishop Fenwick at Bishop Feehan (6) Girls Basketball CAL Tournament Danvers at Swampscott (6) Lynnfield at Pentucket (5) Boys Hockey Boys Hockey Bishop Fenwick at Lowell Catholic Marblehead at Danvers (11) (5:10) Swampscott at Saugus (12:40) Girls Hockey Gloucester at Winthrop (2) Gloucester at Marblehead (4:30) CCL Cup Semifinal Swimming Arlington Catholic at St. Mary’s (2) Beverly at Swampscott (7:30)

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Pro basketball 3 p.m...... NBA G League: G League Ignite vs. Erie Bayhawks ...... ESPNU 7:30 p.m...... Atlanta at Boston ...... NBCSB; WBZ-FM 98.5 Houston at Philadelphia ...... ESPN 10 p.m...... Miami at Golden State...... ESPN Men’s college basketball 12 p.m...... Boston College at Georgia Tech ...... ACC Network 4:30 p.m...... N.C. State at Pittsburgh ...... ACC Network 6:30 p.m...... Marquette at Butler ...... FS1 Syracuse at Louisville ...... ACC Network 7 p.m...... Kentucky at Vanderbilt ...... SEC Network Nebraska at Maryland ...... Big Ten Network Richmond at VCU ...... CBSSN South Florida at UCF ...... ESPNU 8 p.m...... Arizona St. at USC ...... ESPN2 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK 8:30 p.m...... DePaul at Seton Hall ...... FS1 Duke at Wake Forest ...... ACC Network Salem’s Guillermo Pimentel (right) sizes up Marblehead’s Hunter Fleming (left) just as he gets 9 p.m...... Minnesota at Indiana ...... Big Ten Network around Marblehead’s Kipp Schauder (back). South Carolina at Tennessee...... SEC Network Utah State at Boise St...... CBSSN Women’s college basketball 1 p.m...... Illinois at Maryland ...... Big Ten Network Bobby Jellison drops 42 points as Salem Pro hockey 5 p.m...... Florida at Carolina ...... NHL Network 7:30 p.m...... Chicago at Detroit ...... NBCSN 10 p.m...... Winnipeg at Edmonton ...... NBCSN boys basketball beats Marblehead Skiing 6 a.m...... FIS: World Alpine Championships (tape) ...... NBCSN Men’s soccer SALEM made a shot.” Salem (11-2) plays on ball,” said Doyle. “We’ve 1 p.m...... Premier League: Fulham at Burnley ...... NBCSN From B1 Things were still tight in the road at Gloucester got another tough stretch 3:15 p.m...... Premier League: Manchester City at Everton ...... NBCSN Tennis the second half, but in the Wednesday morning (10). coming up this week with 10 p.m...... Australian Open ...... ESPN2 “Marblehead responded end the Witches were just “We got off to a late games Monday, Tuesday, well to our hot start, and able to make a few more start this year and we’ve Wednesday, Friday and NBA they’re a great team,” said plays than the Magicians played 13 games to this potentially Saturday, but Doyle. “They’re a well-bal- to pull out the win. point, so we’re really just we’re just excited to be out anced, talented team and Marblehead (7-5) hosts trying to get out there ev- there. Our guys have real- EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division they kept coming right Peabody Wednesday eve- ery day and have fun and ly responded well during W L Pct GB W L Pct GB back at us every time we ning (5:30). keep playing good basket- this crazy year.” Philadelphia 18 10 .643 — San Antonio 16 11 .593 — Brooklyn 17 12 .586 1½ Memphis 11 11 .500 2½ Boston 13 13 .500 4 Dallas 13 15 .464 3½ New York 14 15 .483 4½ New Orleans 11 15 .423 4½ Toronto 12 15 .444 5½ Houston 11 16 .407 5 Last-second goal lifts Peabody/Lynn eld Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Charlotte 13 15 .464 — Utah 23 5 .821 — Miami 11 16 .407 1½ Portland 16 10 .615 6 Atlanta 11 16 .407 1½ Denver 15 11 .577 7 girls hockey over Masconomet Orlando 10 18 .357 3 Oklahoma City 11 15 .423 11 Washington 8 17 .320 3½ Minnesota 7 20 .259 15½ Central Division Pacific Division PEABODY could gain an advantage W L Pct GB W L Pct GB From B1 throughout the entire Milwaukee 16 11 .593 — L.A. Lakers 21 7 .750 — Indiana 14 14 .500 2½ L.A. Clippers 21 8 .724 ½ frame. But with 20 sec- Chicago 11 15 .423 4½ Phoenix 17 9 .654 3 onds to play, Kampersal Cleveland 10 19 .345 7 Golden State 15 13 .536 6 Even in the second pe- Detroit 8 19 .296 8 Sacramento 12 15 .444 8½ riod, the Tanners had a took a pass from Grom- hard time getting any- ko and squeezed one into Tuesday’s Games Denver at Washington, 8 p.m. the back of the net from Denver at Boston, 7 p.m. thing going. After failing Indiana at Minnesota, 8 p.m. a tough angle to tie the San Antonio at Detroit, ppd San Antonio at Cleveland, ppd to capitalize on another L.A. Lakers at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Detroit at Dallas, ppd powerplay chance in the score to hand the Tan- New Orleans at Memphis, 8 p.m. Oklahoma City at Memphis, 9 p.m. ners the victory. Portland at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. opening minutes, Pea- Portland at New Orleans, 9 p.m. Toronto at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. “I’m not sure if they’re Miami at Golden State, 10 p.m. body/Lynnfield ended up Brooklyn at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m. in the penalty box two all trying to give me Wednesday’s Games Utah at L.A. Clippers, 10 p.m. a heart attack on the Thursday’s Games more times during the Chicago at Charlotte, ppd bench or what, but ev- New York at Orlando, 7 p.m. Toronto at Milwaukee, 7:30 p.m. course of the period. Brooklyn at L.A. Lakers, 10 p.m. erything for us was at Atlanta at Boston, 7:30 p.m. But then, with just Houston at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Miami at Sacramento, 10 p.m. the last second (Tues- over a minute to play day),” said Roach. in the second, Kamper- NHL Peabody/Lynnfield (10- sal stole a crossing pass, 1-0) now has a quick darted into the offensive East Division West Division turnaround with a game GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA zone and found the back on the road at Medford/ Boston 14 10 2 2 22 42 30 Vegas 13 10 2 1 21 41 28 of the net to tie the score Phila 13 8 3 2 18 46 41 St. Louis 16 9 5 2 20 52 49 Malden Wednesday af- NYI 14 7 4 3 17 35 34 Arizona 15 7 6 2 16 40 42 at 1-1. ternoon (12). Wash 13 6 4 3 15 47 51 Colorado 12 7 4 1 15 38 25 “That was a beauti- “This win kept us at the Pittsburgh 13 7 5 1 15 43 47 Anaheim 16 6 7 3 15 32 42 NYR 13 4 6 3 11 31 34 San Jose 14 6 7 1 13 38 51 ful goal by Catie and it top of the (Northeastern NJ 9 4 3 2 10 23 26 Minnesota 11 6 5 0 12 30 30 came at a really import- Buffalo 11 4 5 2 10 31 35 Hockey League), which LA 13 4 6 3 11 40 44 Central Division ant time,” said Roach. North Division was obviously our goal GP W L OT Pts GF GA “We were able to play Tampa Bay 14 10 3 1 21 54 32 GP W L OT Pts GF GA coming into the year,” Florida 13 9 2 2 20 44 40 Toronto 16 11 3 2 24 58 44 through that adversity Roach said. “We’ve really Carolina 13 10 3 0 20 50 36 Montreal 15 9 4 2 20 52 39 Chicago 17 8 5 4 20 50 51 Winnipeg 15 9 5 1 19 53 43 in the early part of the grown exponentially and Columbus 17 7 6 4 18 50 60 Edmonton 17 9 8 0 18 60 58 game, and that’s how we things are going great. Dallas 12 5 3 4 14 40 34 Calgary 15 8 6 1 17 44 40 were rewarded.” We’re just trying to keep Nashville 15 6 9 0 12 36 52 Vancouver 19 7 11 1 15 57 71 ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Detroit 17 4 10 3 11 35 54 Ottawa 17 4 12 1 9 40 69 The third period was having fun and hoping to a back-and-forth bat- finish the year on a high Peabody/Lynn eld’s Jenna DiNapoli had one Tuesday’s Games Winnipeg at Edmonton, 10 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Thursday’s Games tle, but neither team note this week.” assist in a win over Masconomet Tuesday. New Jersey at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Buffalo at Washington, 7 p.m. Washington at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Nashville at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Colorado at Vegas, 10 p.m. Nashville at Columbus, 7 p.m. Minnesota at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. New Jersey at Boston, 7 p.m. Spurs have 4 players positive, Wednesday’s Games Ottawa at Toronto, 7 p.m. Florida at Carolina, 5 p.m. San Jose at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Ottawa at Toronto, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Chicago at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Los Angeles at Arizona, 9 p.m. Vancouver at Calgary, 10 p.m. Minnesota at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Atlanta has All-Star concerns NBA A pair of games were add- — for their game Sunday an All-Star Game during a TODAY IN SPORTS From B1 ed to this week’s slate: De- against Charlotte because of pandemic — and wedging it troit will go to Chicago on the league’s COVID-19 pro- into an already jam-packed Feb. 17 opens in Springfield, Mass. The postponements an- Wednesday and Denver will tocols. season. 1923 — Cy Denneny of the Ottawa 1974 — Richard Petty wins his sec- nounced Tuesday push the now play at Cleveland on Spurs Sports and Enter- The NBA told teams Mon- Senators becomes the NHL’s career ond straight Daytona 500. It’s the total of games that have Friday. Those games were tainment CEO RC Buford day that strict protocols will scoring leader. He scores his 143rd fifth Daytona 500 title for Petty, who originally targeted for the said “basketball is second- be in place for the All-Star goal to surpass Joe Malone in a 2-0 also won in 1964, 1966, 1971 and been moved back this season win over the Montreal Canadiens. 1973. because of positive tests or second half of the season. The ary” right now given the events; players will be al- 1924 — Johnny Weissmuller sets a 1992 — Raisa Smetanina wins a contact tracing issues to 29, NBA has said it will shuf e situation in Texas with the lowed a very limited number world record in the 100-yard freestyle gold medal with the Unified Team in including the Spurs’ game some games, when possible, storm and outages. of guests, all participants swim with a time of 52.4 seconds. the 20-kilometer cross-country relay to accommodate the need to “Our team is responsibly must travel to Atlanta by 1926 — Suzanne Lenglen beats to set the career Winter Olympics at Detroit that was to have Helen Wills 6-3, 8-6 in Cannes, medal record with 10. Smetanina, been played Tuesday night. reschedule postponed games handling our health and private car or plane, and for France, in their only tennis match 39, also becomes the oldest champi- The NBA called that game in the second half. safety situation and will the most part players will be against each other. on and the first to win a medal in off on Monday. The NBA does not reveal return to playing games as allowed to leave their hotels 1928 — Sweden’s Gillis Grafstrom five straight Winter Games. which players tested posi- soon as it is safe to do so,” only for All-Star events at successfully defends his 1920 and 1994 — San Antonio’s David Robin- Also postponed: Detroit 1924 Olympic figure skating title, son records the fourth quadru- at Dallas, scheduled for tive, but its announcement Buford said. the arena. with Austrian Willy Bockl finishing in ple-double in NBA history with 34 Wednesday, now off because of the latest postponements The NBA will announce Tickets will not be sold. second place as he did four years points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists and of the severe winter weather said the Spurs had positive All-Star starters on Thurs- The Atlanta Journal-Consti- earlier. 10 blocks in the Spurs’ 115-96 win tests among players — and day. Four-time NBA MVP tution reported earlier this 1941 — Joe Louis knocks out Gus over Detroit. that has hit Texas — where Dorazio in the second round in Phila- 1998 — The U.S. women’s hockey more than 4 million homes did not mention coaches. LeBron James, two-time week that some vaccinated delphia to defend his world heavy- team wins the sport’s first Olympic and businesses were with- Spurs coach Gregg Popovich reigning NBA MVP Giannis front-line workers will be in- weight title. gold medal. Sandra Whyte scores on out power Tuesday in sub- announced last month, on Antetokounmpo of the Mil- vited to attend, but there will 1955 — Mike Souchak establishes an empty-netter with 8 seconds left his 72nd birthday, that he not be events for the general the PGA 72-hole scoring record with to give the United States a 3-1 victo- freezing temperatures. The waukee Bucks, two-time a 257 at the Texas Open. Souchak ry over Canada. Mavericks had to call off has received the vaccine that NBA Finals MVP Kawhi public — an obvious change starts with a record-tying 60 at San 2010 — Americans Lindsey Vonn practice Tuesday because of protects against the effects of Leonard of the Los Angeles from past All-Star week- Antonio’s Brackenridge Park course and Julia Mancuso finish 1-2 in the a power outage, and Dallas COVID-19. Clippers and others have ends, which tend to attract and ends with a 27-under-par, beat- downhill at the Vancouver Olympics. guard Josh Richardson said The Spurs were without tens of thousands of fans for ing the previous low for a 72-hole It’s the first time since 1984 that the spoken out in recent days to event by two shots. U.S won gold and silver in a women’s he didn’t have power at his just one player — guard express their unhappiness the game, parties and atmo- 1968 — The Basketball Hall of Fame Alpine event. home. Quinndary Weatherspoon about the idea of playing sphere. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Biden extends pandemic help for homeowners, renters wait WASHINGTON (AP) — months of forbearance for President Joe Biden is ex- borrowers who entered for- tending a ban on housing bearance on or before June foreclosures to June 30 to 30 of last year. help homeowners strug- The White House says gling during the coronavi- more than 10 million rus pandemic. homeowners are behind The moratorium on on mortgage payments foreclosures of federally and Biden’s actions are to FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS guaranteed mortgages help keep people in their Committee Chairman Rep. Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., speaks during a House Committee on had been set to expire on homes amid “a housing af- Homeland Security hearing on worldwide threats to the homeland, on Capitol Hill Washington. March 31. On his rst day fordability crisis” triggered in of ce, Biden had extend- by the pandemic. It says ed the moratorium from “homeowners will receive Jan. 31. Census Bureau urgently needed relief as Democratic congressmen sues gures show that almost we face this unprecedent- 12 percent of homeowners ed national emergency.” with mortgages were late Biden’s administration on their payments. says extending forbear- Trump over role in Capitol riot The White House says ance policies “will provide the coordinated actions critical support to home- By Eric Tucker “All I wanted to do was is likely to open the door than discouraged” threats announced Tuesday by the owners of color, who make ASSOCIATED PRESS do my job, and the in- to fresh legal scrutiny of violence from his angry Departments of Housing up a disproportionate surrection that occurred over Trump’s actions be- supporters in the weeks WASHINGTON — The and Urban Development, share of borrowers” having prevented me from doing fore and during the siege. leading up to the assault House Homeland Security Veterans Affairs and Ag- trouble paying their loans that,” Thompson, D-Miss., Additional suits could be chairman accused Donald on the Capitol. riculture also will extend because of hardships relat- told reporters Tuesday as brought by other members Trump in a federal law- “The carefully orches- to June 30 the enrollment ed to the pandemic. he recounted his harrow- of Congress or by law en- trated series of events suit Tuesday of inciting ing experiences as Trump forcement of cers injured window for borrowers who The actions announced that unfolded at the Save the deadly insurrection at loyalists broke into the while responding to the want to request mortgage Tuesday don’t address America rally and the payment forbearance — a federal moratorium the U.S. Capitol and con- Capitol and disrupted the riot. storming of the Capitol a pause or reduction in through March 31 on evic- spiring with his lawyer constitutionally mandated Even some Republi- was no accident or coin- payments — and will pro- tions of tenants who’ve and extremist groups to process of certifying the cans who voted to acquit vide up to six additional fallen behind on rent. try to prevent Congress election. Trump on Saturday ac- cidence,” the suit says. “It from certifying the results A Trump adviser, Jason knowledged that the more was the intended and fore- of the presidential election Miller, said in a statement proper venue to deal with seeable culmination of a he lost to Joe Biden. that Trump did not orga- Trump was in the courts, carefully coordinated cam- The lawsuit from Demo- nize the rally that preced- especially now that he has paign to interfere with the cratic Rep. Bennie Thomp- ed the riot and “did not left the White House and legal process required to son is part of an expected incite or conspire to incite lost certain legal protec- con rm the tally of votes wave of litigation over any violence at the Capi- tions that shielded him as cast in the Electoral Col- the Jan. 6 riot and is be- tol on Jan. 6th.” A lawyer president. lege.” lieved to be the rst led for Giuliani did not imme- The suit traces the Presidents are histori- by a member of Congress. diately return an email drawn-out effort by cally afforded broad im- It seeks unspeci ed pu- seeking comment. Trump and Giuliani to munity from lawsuits nitive and compensatory The suit, led in federal cast doubt on the elec- for actions they take in damages. It also names as court in Washington under tion results even though their role as commander defendants Rudy Giuliani, a Reconstruction-era law courts across the country in chief. But the lawsuit Trump’s personal law- called the Ku Klux Klan and state election of cials yer, and the Proud Boys Act, comes three days af- repeatedly rejected their led Tuesday was brought and the Oath Keepers, ter Trump was acquitted baseless allegations of against Trump in his per- extremist organizations sonal, not of cial, capacity FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in a Senate impeachment fraud. Despite evidence to that have had members trial that centered on al- the contrary, the suit says, and alleges that none of President Joe Biden signs a series of executive charged by the Justice De- legations that he incited the men portrayed the the behavior at issue had orders in the Oval Ofce of the White House in partment with taking part the riot, in which ve peo- election as stolen while to do with his responsibili- Washington. in the siege. ple died. That acquittal Trump “endorsed rather ties as president. Case dropped after woman in racist NYC run-in gets therapy By Michael R. Sisak reaction to the case being said Amy Cooper’s false ASSOCIATED PRESS dismissed. Illuzzi said he claim could have led to declined to participate in a physical confrontation NEW YORK — Amy the criminal case. There is between police and Chris- Cooper, the white wom- no relation between Chris- tian Cooper if they had an arrested last year for tian Cooper and Amy Coo- gotten to him rst. calling 911 on a Black per. “The simple principle is: birdwatcher in New York’s Amy Cooper’s lawyer, One can not use the police Central Park, had her Robert Barnes, praised to threaten another and, criminal case thrown out prosecutors for a “thor- in this case, in a racial- Tuesday after completing ough and honest inquiry” ly offensive and charged a diversionary counseling into the allegations and manner,” Illuzzi said. program that prosecutors said he agreed with the Amy Cooper’s diversion- said was meant to educate PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS decision to dismiss the ary program, run through her on the harm of her ac- case. a wing of the Center for Trader Fred DeMarco, left, works on the trading oor. tions. “We thank them for Court Innovation and a Assistant District At- their integrity, and agree Manhattan psychother- torney Joan Illuzzi-Orbon with the outcome,” Barnes said Manhattan prosecu- apy provider, included U.S. stock indexes turn mixed, said. “Many others rushed education about racial tors were satis ed with to the wrong conclusion Cooper’s participation in equality and ve therapy based on inadequate in- sessions focused on mak- the program — described vestigation, and for some, natural gas prices surge as an alternative, restor- ing her appreciate that there may be legal conse- racial identities shape ative justice solution — quences coming.” our lives, but that they By Damian J. Troise closed Monday for a holi- production along the Gulf and were not seeking to Amy Cooper, 41, drew shouldn’t be used to cause and Alex Veiga day. Coast. pursue the case any fur- widespread condemnation harm, Illuzzi said. ASSOCIATED PRESS Bond yields rose sharply. Heating oil prices were ther. Such outcomes are and was red from her job The prosecutor said The yield on the 10-year up 2.5 percent, much less standard for rst-time as a portfolio manager at U.S. stock indexes are Amy Cooper’s therapist Treasury rose to 1.28 per- than natural gas, since offenders facing misde- investment rm Franklin mixed in afternoon trad- described it as a “moving cent from 1.20 percent late it’s primarily used in the meanor charges, Illuzzi Templeton after franti- ing Tuesday as losses in Friday, a big move that also Northeast in older boilers experience” and that she said. cally calling 911 on May health care and technology marks its highest level in to heat homes. The North- learned “a lot in their ses- Judge Anne Swern, pre- 25 to claim she was being companies keep gains in a year. Bank stocks made east hasn’t seen unreason- sions together.” siding over the matter by threatened by “an African energy and other sectors of broad gains on the higher able temperatures for this To some, the dismissal video because of the coro- American man” who had the market in check. yields, which allow them to time of the year. navirus pandemic, agreed confronted her for walking of Amy Cooper’s case after The S&P 500 index was charge more lucrative in- Cruise line operators to dismiss the charge of her dog without a leash. a series of counseling ses- up less than 0.1 percent terest rates on loans. Bank surged for some of the big- ling a false police report When police called Amy sions felt like a slap on the as of 2:05 p.m. Eastern. of America rose 3.3 percent gest gains in the S&P 500. and said she would seal Cooper back in an attempt wrist — and a slap in the Energy companies that and JPMorgan Chase rose Royal Caribbean jumped Cooper’s case le, in accor- to locate her in the park, face. stand to bene t from re- 2.7 percent. 10.1 percent and Carnival dance with state law. she falsely claimed the Eliza Orlins, a public cord electricity prices due Energy prices rose sharp- climbed 8.9 percent. The confrontation, cap- man, Christian Cooper, defender who is running to the frigid cold impact- ly, as record demand for Optimism that Wash- tured on video the same had “tried to assault her,” to replace Manhattan Dis- ing much of the country heating across much of the ington will come through day Minneapolis police Illuzzi said. The second trict Attorney Cyrus Vance surged. Marathon Oil and frigid Midwest and Texas on trillions of dollars of killed George Floyd, drew call was not recorded on Jr., tweeted: “This isn’t Apache Corp. were among pushed electricity prices more aid for the economy worldwide attention and video, Illuzzi said. It was surprising. This is how the the biggest gainers. higher. The price of natural and encouraging compa- was seen by many as a previously reported incor- system was designed to The Dow Jones Indus- gas, which is the country’s ny earnings reports have stark example of everyday rectly that Cooper was the function — to protect the trial Average was up 81 primary way to produce helped stocks grind high- racism. one who called 911 again. privileged from account- points, or 0.3 percent, to quick “on-demand” elec- er this month, along with Christian Cooper, the Illuzzi said that when ability.” 31,541 and the Nasdaq tricity when needed, was hopes that the coronavirus birdwatcher who record- of cers arrived, Christian Ernest Owens, a prom- Composite index was down up 7.8 percent to its high- vaccine rollout will set the ed the video and was the Cooper was gone and Amy inent Black journalist, 0.3 percent. All markets est level since November, stage for stronger econom- subject of Amy Cooper’s Cooper admitted he hadn’t tweeted: “White privilege, closed at record highs on when hurricane season ic growth in the second 911 call, said he had no tried to assault her. Illuzzi 2021.” Friday. U.S. markets were impacted some natural gas half of this year. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2021 COMICS

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Adult daughter is annoyed by her father’s playful pats DEAR ABBY: I am was injured. However, I 20-something years old, Dear Abby is written by Abigail and many others are not and my father still hits Van Buren, also known as Jeanne convinced she’s in chron- my behind sometimes. I ic pain. She doesn’t take feel it is inappropriate, Phillips, and was founded by her her medication, and she but the last time I com- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact functions like she did be- plained about it, several Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. fore her injury. This has years ago, it didn’t go Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. had a detrimental effect over well. It also didn’t on my life as well as our stop his behavior. What sons’ because we have to else can I do? live with her lies. When Right now all I can do swat or put his hands on posts? We have previous- confronted, she denies it, is try not to place myself you regardless of how he ly discussed our differ- and so does her family. in a position where my claims it’s intended. Tell ences with these family behind is exposed. I no him again that you don’t members, and we don’t STUCK IN THE LIE longer walk in front of like it and it makes you see eye to eye. DEAR STUCK: Your him or wear leggings, uncomfortable, and if he wife should be examined and I wear oversized persists, he will see far DIFFERENT NOW by a pain management jackets to cover it. I’m a less of his daughter. IN TEXAS specialist. Whether she’s modest dresser. I’m not DEAR DIFFERENT: in physical pain, psycho- provocative. Did people DEAR ABBY: My hus- Because you have already logical pain or faking can back in the day normally band and I grew up in discussed your differenc- be determined by a medi- “playfully” hit their adult very conservative house- es privately with these cal doctor and possibly a daughters’ behinds? holds. Since college relatives, feel free to post licensed therapist who (where we met) and mov- your reaction to the offen- understands PTSD, de- INAPPROPRIATE ing to a large city, we IN IDAHO sive posts. They won’t like pending upon how she have become more liber- you for it, and the rest of was injured. For your DEAR INAPPROPRI- al. We have friends of the tribe may gang up on sake, your sons’ and hers, ATE: No, they did not. other races with whom you, but you and your you owe it to yourselves to Your daddy is acting like we are very close, but husband will be able to nd out what the cause is. a dirty old man. His be- both of our families fre- look at yourselves in the Of course, this sugges- havior may seem “play- quently post in ammato- mirror knowing you tion depends on your wife ful” to him, but to persist ry and offensive, racially spoke aloud your truth. agreeing to the examina- after you asked him not to biased comments on so- tion. If you are correct in is not only inappropriate cial media. Do we have a DEAR ABBY: My wife your suspicions, you may but also somewhat creepy. duty because of our be- of nine years has been want to rethink whether You are an adult. No liefs and our friends to faking a disability for this is how you want to one has a right to hit, publicly object to their seven of them. Yes, she live the rest of your life. BRIDGE

Do not forget later lead changes Benjamin Franklin wrote, “All human would have overstated his high-card pow- situations have their inconveniences. We er. feel those of the present but neither see East should see two possible ways to nor feel those of the future; and hence we defeat the contract: East-West might be often make troublesome changes without able to take one club, one diamond and amendment, and frequently for the worse.” two hearts (West holding the heart ace), The difference between bridge and or one club, two diamonds and a diamond Franklin’s thought is the time span in- ruff (West having the diamond king). volved — his is much greater. A bridge Should East mentally ip a coin? deal’s future is short, but the active players No! He should ask partner to tell him. At do need to worry about it, wondering how trick two, East should cash the diamond to make or break a contract. ace, which denies holding the diamond In today’s deal, look only at the North and East hands. South is in four spades. king. After trick one, lead the king from West leads the club queen: six, ace, nine. ace-king (and king-queen). What should East do next? In this deal, West signals enthusiastical- North had a stronger hand than would ly with his diamond nine, so East plays his be normal for a “weak freak” immediate second diamond and receives a ruff. But raise to four spades. However, his bid rat- if West did not have the diamond king and ed to cause the maximum inconvenience discouraged at trick two, East would shift to the opponents, and a stronger action to the heart queen. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH DID YOU KNOW? Wednesday feb. 17 8 p.m. CW Aretha Riverdale By Rick Gables After discovering that Hiram Lodge (Mark Consue- Coming this March to National los) has brutally cut the budget for Riverdale High Geographic Channel, the much an- School, Archie and Kevin (KJ Apa, Casey Cott) team ticipated 8-part anthology series, up with Toni and Alice (Vanessa Morgan, Madchen Genius: Aretha. Tony® and Grammy® Amick) to keep the school’s doors open in the new Award-winning actress Cynthia Erivo episode “Chapter Eighty-One: The Homecoming.” Elsewhere, Veronica (Camila Mendes) gets creative will star as the legendary Queen of after she realizes that Chad (guest star Chris Ma- Soul, Aretha Franklin. The episodes son) is having her followed. Jughead (Cole Sprouse) will explore Aretha’s musical genius starts a new club as debt collectors show up in Riv- and incomparable career, as well erdale. as the immeasurable impact and 8 p.m. lasting inuence she has had on LIFE Married at First Sight music and culture around the world. In the new episode “Defending Your Wife,” four of Additional cast include: Emmy® win- the newly married couples enjoy fun, adventure and ning Courtney B. Vance as Aretha’s even romance as their Vegas honeymoon continues, father, C.L. Franklin; Malcolm Barrett but the fth couple is forced to deal with an unex- as Ted White, Aretha’s rst husband pected shock during their special time together. It and business manager; David Cross doesn’t help matters, either, when the other newly- weds make some comments that eventually culmi- as legendary music producer Jerry nate in a major blow-up. Wexler; Grammy® Award winning 9 p.m. musician and actor Tip “T.I.” Harris CW as Ken Cunningham; Patrice Cov- Nancy Drew ington and Rebecca Naomi Jones Tensions are between Nancy (Kennedy McMann) portray Erma and Carolyn Franklin, and her Drew Crew as they continue their desperate ght against the Aglaeca in the new episode “The respectively, as Aretha’s sisters and Drowned Woman.” Bess (Maddison Jaizani) makes frequent background singers who matters worse by committing a blunder that could supported and collaborated with cost all of them their lives. Meanwhile, George (Leah their famous sibling; Steven Noreet Lewis) has a beautiful bonding moment with her sis- as older brother Cecil Franklin, who ters. Scott Wolf, Alex Saxon, Tunji Kasim and Riley stepped in as Aretha’s manager fol- Smith also star. 9 p.m. lowing her divorce from Ted White; BRAVO veteran actress Pauletta Washington The Real Housewives of New Jersey as Aretha’s nurturing and loving pa- As Season 11 of this hit reality series opens, Teresa ternal grandmother, Rachel; Omar J. Giudice decides to list her home in a rst step to Dorsey as James Cleveland; Marque make a fresh start for herself and her daughters, af- Richardson as King Curtis, Kimberly ter the tragic loss of her father and putting an end to her marriage. Her business thriving, Melissa is head- Hébert Gregory as Ruth Bowen; and ing into her 16th year of marriage to Joe, but they’re introducing Shaian Jordan as young developing conicting ideas about the direction their Aretha Franklin, Little Re. lives should take. Elsewhere, Margaret decides to If you are in the mood for some write a book of life tips, but the process opens some good mystery movies, Hallmark old wounds. Movies & Mysteries can help. On 10 p.m. Saturday, February 27 from 10 a.m. CBS PHOTO | NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC S.W.A.T. until midnight, the network will air a Courtesy of National Geographic In the aftermath of what turns out to be an ill-fated marathon of seven Aurora Teagarden mission that ends in tragedy, each member of the Mysteries movies. The included titles series stars Candace Cameron Bure, travels the country to behemoth fac- made. The series presents the how, SWAT team is left to contend with their emotional are: Last Scene Alive; Reap What Marilu Henner and Niall Matter. tory lines and locally owned shops distress in various ways in the character-driven ep- why, and where of numerous prod- You Sew; The Disappearing Game; A Popular series Modern Marvels re- going behind-the-scenes of iconic isode “Next of Kin.” Lyndie Greenwood guest stars; ucts, supplemented by archival foot- Shemar Moore, Alex Russell, Jay Harrington, Lina Game of Cat and Mouse; An Inher- turns to The HISTORY® Channel on brands and giving an inside look age, engaging expert interviews, and Esco, Kenny Johnson, Rochelle Aytes and Lou Fer- itance to Die For; A Very Foul Play; Sunday, February 21 at 10 p.m.. This into how our favorite foods such as rigno Jr. also star. Heist and Seek. This popular movie season, new host Adam Richman cookies, cheese and ice cream are on-site visits.

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(900, 976 and 550) Minimum Requirement June 18, 2004, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Welch Sr. Elementary School building project at 50 Swampscott Avenue, Peabody, Advertiser telephone numbers with Email: [email protected] Deeds in Book 23017 at Page 519 and now held by U.S. Bank National MA 01960. 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST Association, not in its individual capacity but solely as trustee for the RMAC Trust, disclose the price of the telephone RENTALS Series 2016-CTT, by virtue of an assignment from Nationstar Mortgage LLC to U.S. The procurement process will follow MGL c 149A for CM at Risk Services, initiated call. When a number is published Bank National Association, not in its individual capacity but solely as trustee for with this Request for Qualifications. Preconstruction Services are expected to start within the advertisement the per minute and/or flat charge must be the RMAC Trust, Series 2016-CTT, dated May 17, 2018 and recorded in the Essex in April 2021. If the project is approved for funding under MSBA Core Program, OFFICE SPACE County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 36723, Page 93, previously construction is expected to begin in the spring of 2022. Qualifications are sought included. If you dial a pay per call assigned by CitiMortgage, Inc., to Nationstar Mortgage LLC by virtue of an from CM firms successfully completing projects of similar scope, complexity, number from an advertisement appear- assignment dated August 8, 2016 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern schedule and budget under Massachusetts public building construction statutes. ing in the classified section and it Last Offices with plenty of sun! In 3 District) Registry of Deeds in Book 35156, Page 391, previously assigned by DOES NOT disclose this information, story bldg. with elevator, at 319 Saugus Federal Credit Union to CitiMortgage, Inc., by virtue of an assignment CM Qualifications submittals are due March 10, 2021 at 2PM, delivered to Dore please notify the Item classified Lynnway. Secure bldg. with plenty of dated June 18, 2004 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry and Whittier Management Partners, Attn. Christina Dell Angelo, 260 Merrimac department immediately. Response to parking!!! Rents $350 & $450. Call of Deeds in Book 23115, Page 411, for breach of the conditions in said mortgage Street, Building 7, Second Floor, Newburyport, MA 01950. any pay per call numbers will be 781-632-4086/C charged to your telephone bill and and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, will be sold at Public Auction on REAL ESTATE March 4, 2021 at 3:00 PM Local Time upon the premises, all and singular the The RFQ is available for download by visiting: https://doreandwhittier.com/willia anyone under 18 years of age must premises described in said mortgage, to wit: m-a-welch- elementary-school-2021.html have parent's consent. FOR SALE For questions contact: Christina Dell Angelo at Dore & Whittier by email: Please call immediately for further The land in Lynn, with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as follows: [email protected], phone: 978-778-5353. details or information. CLASSIFIED Southeasterly By Western Avenue one hundred (100) feet; and again Daniel B. Doucette, (781)593-7700 Purchasing Agent, City of Peabody Southwesterly By a curved line at the junction of Western Avenue and Belleaire HELP WANTED Avenue, thirty-nine and twenty-seven one hundredths (39.27) feet; Item: February 17, 2021 If you want an honest opinion of value Southwesterly By Belleaire Avenue, sixty-five (65) feet; JOB INFORMATION FREE SERVICE SERVICES Zero down for veterans Northwesterly By lot No. 11-B, as shown on a plan hereinafter mentioned, one Does your company 3% down for non-veterans hundred Twenty-five (125) feet; and NOTICE For more information and assistance Northeasterly By Lot No.1 and part of Lot No. 2, as shown on said plan, need employees? regarding the reliability of business eighty-nine and ninety eight one hundredths (89.98) feet; opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- ties, employment services and financ- Being lot 12 and No. 11-A , as shown on a plan of Buchanan park, Belleaire, ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to section 2 belonging to Belleaire Development Company formerly to Boston contact the Better Business Bureau REAL ESTATE Interurban Realty Trust situated in Lynn October 1926, recorded with Essex South Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite FOR SALE Registry of Deeds Book 48 Plan 43-B. 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or call 508-652-4800 All real estate advertising in this Also that parcel of land known and numbered 11B on plan of Buchanan park, newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- Belleaire Section 2, plan of land belonging to Belleaire Development Company, NOTICE setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and formerly belonging to Boston Urban Realty Trust, situated in Lynn October 29, Don't pay to find work before you get Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes the job. Legitimate job placement firms it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or 1926. Said plan is recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book of discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, plans 48, Plan 43E, more particularly bounded as described as follows: that work to fill specific positions handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, cannot charge an upfront fee. For free age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, information about avoiding employ- veteran's status, or source of income or any Southwesterly By Belleaire Avenue as shown on said plan, sixty (60) feet; intention to make any such preference, limitation ment service scams, write the Federal or discrimination. Northwesterly by land now or formerly of Belleaire Inc., one hundred twenty-five Trade Commission at Washington, This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of (125) feet; D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all Information Center, dwellings in this newspaper are available on an Placing a help wanted ad is great for 1-800-876-7060 equal opportunity basis. To complain of Northeasterly by lot #12 as shown on said plan and land now or formerly of discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at Belleaire Inc. sixty (60) feet; and 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at finding the skilled workers you need. 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. Southeasterly by Lot 11A as shown on said plan one hundred twenty-five (125) feet. Containing 7500 square feet as per plan. Selling a house? The description of the property that appears in the mortgage to be foreclosed shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. Buying a house? For Mortgagor's Title, see deed dated June 18 2004, and recorded in Book 23017 at Page 516 with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds. Find out what properties TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if recently sold in your area. any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid by Check out a certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in cash, the Real Estate page certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within sixty (60) days after the date of sale. 781-593-7700, ext.2 in Saturday’s paper. 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By Elliot Spagat and Ben Fox ASSOCIATED PRESS TIJUANA, Mexico — Af- ter a weeklong bus ride from Honduras, Isabel Osorio Medina arrived in northern Mexico with the hope President Joe Biden would make it easier for PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS people like him to get into the United States. Boxes containing vaccines are unloaded from a cargo plane as the rst “It seems the new pres- batch of the vaccine against the new coronavirus produced by Sino- ident wants to help mi- pharm of China arrives at Budapest Liszt Ferenc International Airport grants,” Osorio said as he in Budapest, Hungary. got ready to check in to a cheap hotel in downtown PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Tijuana before heading to Central American migrants wait to see if their Chinese vaccine arrives in the U.S. “They’re saying he is going to help, but I number will be called to cross the border and don’t know for sure how apply for asylum in the United States, at the El much is true or not.” Chaparral border crossing in Tijuana, Mexico. Hungary, a rst in the EU The 63-year-old is both Trump and former “To be clear, these ac- among thousands of peo- President Barack Obama tions do not mean that By Justin Spike The country expects to would personally choose ple who have come to the — border agents getting the U.S. border is open,” ASSOCIATED PRESS receive 5 million total to be inoculated with the U.S.-Mexico border with overwhelmed by migrants, Blinken said. “While we doses of the Sinopharm Sinopharm vaccine since the hope they will be able including many Central are committed to expand- BUDAPEST, Hungary — vaccine over the next four he trusts it the most. to ask for asylum and Americans with children. ing legal pathways for A shipment of COVID-19 months, enough to treat “I think the Chinese make their way into the “Now is not the time to protection and opportu- vaccines produced in Chi- 2.5 million people in the have known this virus for U.S. now that former Pres- come,” White House press nity here and in the re- na arrived in Hungary country of nearly 10 mil- the longest and they prob- ident Donald Trump is no secretary Jen Psaki said gion, the United States on Tuesday, making it lion. ably know it the best,” he longer in of ce. at a recent brie ng, “and is a country with borders the rst of the European Hungarian of cials, in- said last month. While Biden has taken the vast majority of people and laws that must be en- Union’s 27 nations to re- cluding Prime Minister The Sinopharm vaccine, some major steps in his will be turned away.” forced.” ceive a Chinese vaccine. Viktor Orban, have been which the developer says rst weeks in of ce to re- Secretary of State Ant- That message hasn’t A jet carrying 550,000 critical of the EU’s com- is nearly 80 percent effec- verse Trump’s hardline ony Blinken struck a sim- reached everyone. vaccine doses developed by mon vaccine procurement tive, is already in use in immigration policies, his ilar tone on Feb. 6 as he More people have been the Chinese state-owned program, claiming the Hungary’s non-EU neigh- administration hasn’t announced of cial steps arriving at a encampment company Sinopharm land- bloc’s slow rollout of shots bor Serbia, where around lifted some of the most to end Trump-era agree- in Matamoros, Mexico, a ed at Budapest’s interna- is costing lives. half a million people, in- signi cant barriers to asy- ments with Honduras, El dangerous city just south tional airport after ying “If vaccines aren’t com- cluding ethnic Hungari- lum-seekers. Salvador and Guatemala of the Texas border where in from Beijing. The ship- ing from Brussels, we ans, have already received In fact, it’s discouraging that required many asy- hundreds of asylum-seek- ment is enough to treat must obtain them from the jab. The company has people from coming to the lum-seekers to seek ref- ers have been waiting un- 275,000 people with the elsewhere ... One cannot not yet released data on country, hoping to avoid uge in one of those coun- der Trump’s “Remain in two-dose jab, Dr. Agnes allow Hungarians to die the results of the vaccine’s what happened under tries instead of the U.S. Mexico” program. Galgoczy of the National simply because Brussels Stage 3 trials. Public Health Center told is too slow in procuring The new vaccines ship- a press conference. vaccines,” Orban said last ment represents around “With this vaccine, ve month. 40 percent of all COVID-19 Myanmar’s Suu Kyi different types are now Hungary has also agreed vaccine doses that Hunga- available in Hungary so to purchase 2 million dos- ry has received so far, and that we may get as many es of Russia’s Sputnik makes Sinopharm nearly faces new charge people vaccinated as V coronavirus vaccine, equally prevalent in Hun- quickly as possible,” Gal- which hospitals began ad- gary as the P zer-BioN- goczy said, adding that ministering in Budapest tech vaccine. vaccine shots won’t be- last week. But recent polling shows as crackdown intensi es gin until the shipment is On Friday, Orban that some Hungarians are evaluated by the National claimed these additional reluctant to receive the YANGON, Myanmar crackdown by authorities to provide a legal veneer Public Health Center. vaccines from Russia and Sinopharm jab. A survey (AP) — Police in Myanmar who seized power in a coup. for her house arrest. Un- Hungarian health au- China will enable Hun- of 1,000 people in the cap- led a new charge against Suu Kyi, who was de- der the new charge, she thorities were the rst in gary to vaccinate millions ital of Budapest by poll- ousted leader Aung San posed and detained in is accused of breaking a the EU to approve the Sin- more people by the end of ster Median and the 21 Suu Kyi, her lawyer said the military takeover on law that has been used opharm jab for emergency May than other Europe- Research Center showed Tuesday, in a move that Feb. 1, already faced a to prosecute people who use on Jan. 29. That came an countries with similar that among those will- may allow her to be held charge of illegally pos- have violated coronavirus after a government decree populations. ing to receive a vaccine, sessing walkie-talkies inde nitely without trial restrictions, lawyer Khin streamlined Hungary’s “As things stand now, only 27 percent would as part of an intensifying — an apparent attempt Maung Zaw told report- vaccine approval process (we can vaccinate) 6.8 take a Chinese vaccine, ers after meeting with by allowing any vaccine million people by the end compared to 43 percent a a judge in a court in the administered to at least 1 of May or beginning of Russian vaccine and 84 capital, Naypyitaw. million people worldwide June,” Orban said in a ra- percent a jab developed It carries a maximum to be used without under- dio interview. “I think this in Western countries. The punishment of three going review by the coun- is huge.” poll had a margin of error years in prison. But, per- try’s medicines regulator. Orban earlier said he of plus or minus 3 percent. haps more worryingly, because of changes to the Penal Code instituted by the junta last week, it could allow her to be de- Local news in the palm of your hand tained inde nitely, even without a court’s permis- sion. Suu Kyi’s lawyer told reporters he has not PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS seen her since her arrest Buddhist monks and nuns display pictures of — and only arrived after detained Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi an unexpected videocon- during a protest against the military coup in ference the judge said Mandalay, Myanmar. had been held with her. Alleged Central African Republic rebels plead not guilty

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By Addie Broyles Mexico, the Caribbean and ing historian Jessica B. Austin the U.K. Black people have Harris, whole hog bar- AMERICAN-STATESMAN been living from Australia becue king Rodney Scott to Sweden for generations, and the late Leah Chase, To fully understand the by choice or by force. to a new generation of ac- complexity of Blackness, a Black food can be Cal- ademics and chefs, such good place to start is food, ifornia food, in the case as “Cooking Gene” author Marcus Samuelsson says. of “Jemima Code” author Michael Twitty, Gullah The Ethiopian-born, (and Los Angeles native Geechee chef BJ Dennis Sweden-raised, Har- and former Austinite) and chef Mashama Bailey, lem-based chef has teamed Toni Tipton-Martin, who who recently announced up with co-writer Osayi is now the editor-in-chief two forthcoming restau- Endolyn and a pair of rec- of Cook’s Country maga- rants in Austin. ipe developers, Yewande zine. Black food can have Food historians and cu- Komolafe and Tamie Cook, Asian inuences, as in the linary anthropologists to publish “The Rise: Black case of Nyesha Arrington, have named ve original Cooks and the Soul of whose roots extend to both cuisines that stem from American Food.” Mississippi and Korea. non-immigrant Black cul- The book pro les dozens Black food can have hints ture in the U.S. — Low- of culinary professionals of both Haiti and the Pa- country, Southern food, who are shaping the future ci c Northwest, which is Cajun, Creole and barbe- of Black food in America, what you might nd at cue — but when we look at including Tavel Bristol-Jo- a restaurant helmed by Black immigrant foodways seph, the award-winning Gregory Gourdet, the Port- in addition to those orig- chef behind Emmer & Rye, land-based chef whose rst inal cuisines, “we start to Hestia, Kalimotxo and cookbook is slated to come understand the complexity TLV in Austin. out later this year. of Blackness,” Samuelsson Austin chef Tavel Bris- Pepperpot is a dish that says. tol-Joseph, who is from Tavel Bristol-Joseph grew “We have to rewrite his- Guyana, makes food inu- up eating in his native tory and establish author- enced by his travels and Guyana. It’s one of three ship,” Samuelsson says. experience in culinary recipes created in his hon- “There’s a reason why we school. or in “The Rise.” love Italian food and we Bristol-Joseph, who was An anonymous cook in know so much about it, and named a Food & Wine Best San Diego who identi es it’s because it’s been writ- New Chef last year, grew as a Black Mexican — and ten about so much. up climbing coconut trees requested anonymity in “Writing inspired people in his native Guayana, “The Rise” book because to travel there, which deep- but he says his cooking is he is undocumented — ened people’s understand- equally as inspired by his cooks food that looks very ing and love of the cuisine. travels around the world. different than what Nina So now, many people un- “If you’re being true as Compton serves at her up- derstand the differences a chef or creator, you are scale New Orleans restau- between Rome or Naples.” inuenced by everything rant that specializes in By reading more about COURTESY PHOTO | VORACIOUS you’ve experienced in your St. Lucian-French-Italian Black chefs from various “The Rise” by Marcus Samuelsson pro les dozens of culinary profes- life,” Bristol-Joseph says. “I cuisine inuenced by her backgrounds and then sionals who are shaping the future of Black food in America. don’t want to put myself in own lineage and culinary seeking out their food, we a box and say I’m only do- training. can start to deepen that these conversations at the starting a scholarship pro- ground. For example, the ing Caribbean food. I want “I wanted to do a book appreciation and under- dinner table inspired by gram with Austin Commu- food that Bristol-Joseph to be true to myself and the that I wish I had when I standing, Samuelsson the food?” nity College later this year. serves at his restaurants guests and say, ‘Hey, I re- was 18 or 19” to show that says. Samuelsson says readers By seeking out benne reects his journey from member walking in Japan, diversity of Black excel- Samuelsson says that shouldn’t overlook the pan- seeds, teff our or berbere, a Caribbean-inuenced and I had this food at this lence, Samuelsson said in a getting out of Black food try section of “The Rise.” we aren’t just learning to country of birth to New stall.’ How do I bring that recent Zoom call with Bris- myopia is an important “We learn about food and say the words; we also are York, through travels to into my restaurant? How tol-Joseph about the book. step toward the cultural culture through language making a connection with Europe, culinary school in do I create and be inspired “We share being Black, but reparations that are long and ingredients,” he says. culture, geography and Arizona and then to Tex- by that?” I wanted to show that our overdue. “There’s a paral- “Think about how much history. as. “I embody all of that. I The African diaspora journeys are not monolith- lel dialogue about social we’ve learned about Japa- It’s also limiting, both carry my history with me reaches to most corners ic,” Samuelsson says. justice,” Samuelsson says. nese food by eating sushi.” chefs say, to expect that every day, and my inspira- of the planet, from Brazil, “The Rise” features es- “What could be more deli- Chef Tavel Bristol-Jo- Black chefs prepare only tion comes from those trips Suriname and Guyana to tablished experts, includ- cious than cooking Black seph, who participated in Black food or food from and those life experiences,” food at home and having the 2019 Hot Luck Fest, is their own cultural back- Bristol-Joseph says. Wild res clobbered California wine grape crop in 2020

By Dale Kasler icant damage at nearby Vineyards are fairly started “pantry-stuf ng” THE SARCRAMENTO BEE Burgess Cellars and New- re-resilient and only a to ride out the stay-at- ton Vineyard. few actually burned. But home orders, said Glenn SACRAMENTO, Calif. Beyond the damage to the thick smoke left tons Proctor of Ciatti Co. wine — The worst wild re sea- brick and mortar, scien- of grapes unusable. brokerage. son in modern California tists said they feared the “Mainly it was the expo- But overall prices were history resulted in the crops would suffer from sure to the smoke in the brought down by the shut- smallest wine grape crop COURTESY PHOTO |CARLOS FRÍAS the smoke that blanket- air that caused the grapes downs of restaurants and in years. ed vast areas of Northern to be destroyed,” Fredricks wineries’ tasting rooms, There’s more than one way to make a sand- California’s wine grape wich. Sandwiches are all around us. crop fell by 13 percent last California during Sep- said. He said smoke can which clobbered the de- year, the U.S. Department tember, when many of the taint the wine’s avor, al- mand for high-end wines, of Agriculture reported grapes were still awaiting though it wouldn’t be haz- Proctor said. As a result, Everything is a Wednesday. Experts said harvest. ardous to drinkers’ health. he said prices suffered smoke damage from wild- All told, the state’s wine The loss of grapes was more for wines produced sandwich. Here, let res in Sonoma, Napa and grape crop came in at 3.4 most pronounced on the on the coast than in the Monterey counties were million tons, making it the North Coast, where the San Joaquin Valley, home the main reason. smallest crop since 2011. crop shrank 31 percent. to the mid-priced and low- me prove it to you Industry leaders had The drop from 2019 was Next hardest hit was the er-priced wines. been bracing for the re- the equivalent of more Central Coast area, at 17 The wild res also g- By Carlos Frías Sandwich. All are welcome. sults ever since last fall’s than 80 million gallons percent. ured into pricing. Many of THE MIAMI HERALD Stromboli? Calzone? wild res cut a destructive of wine down the drain, Despite the shrinkage the damaged grapes were These are Italian em- according to analysis by of the crop, average pric- at the high end of the mar- It has come to my atten- panadas, so sandwiches. path through portions of Novato wine broker Tur- es for grapes fell, too — ket, including pricey pinot tion that our society has A pita? A gyro? California’s storied wine placed far too many rules Pocket sandwiches. country. rentine Brokerage. around 17 percent. noir and cabernet sauvi- on what it means to be a Y un burrito. Es un sand- The Glass Fire, for in- “We knew it was going to The COVID-19 pandem- gnon, Fredricks said. sandwich. Two pieces of wich? stance, destroyed the Cha- be light,” said Steve Fred- ic played a role in that. “A lot of what wasn’t de- bread are necessary, you Claro que si, hermano. teau Boswell Winery in St. ricks, president of Turren- Sales of the mid-priced livered was at higher pric- say? One piece folded over? And an arepa? That’s Helena and caused signif- tine. wines improved as people es,” he said. Sandwiches, once you de nitely not a sandwich, begin to look for them, are right? all around us. They are Ever had a reina pepi- pressed, baked and, oh yes, ada? You should. It’s deli- deep fried. Making a sand- cious. A delicious chicken wich requires nothing more salad sandwich. than accepting you can But what about dump- wrap a carb around any- lings? thing and eat it with your Pan-fried or steamed? hands. Doesn’t matter. You’re eat- This may sound like ing a tiny sandwich. American gluttony. But I But what about a wrap! A assure you, the world en- wrap can’t be a sandwich. courages sandwiches. And Where do you buy a in a multicultural city, you wrap? In a sandwich shop. can nd sandwiches every- This is nuts. By your where you look. de nition a spring roll is a Is a hamburger a sand- sandwich. Wait, is it? wich? That’s the best kind of Yes, a hot beef sandwich. sandwich — a fried sand- What about a hot dog? wich. Meat plus bread equals A Hot Pocket? sandwich. A sandwich that will burn Hmm. What about an the roof of your mouth. empanada? A Pop Tart? Once you accept an em- A dessert sandwich panada into your heart as I just ordered a lettuce a sandwich, there’s no limit wrap. I guess that’s a sand- COURTESY PHOTO | KENT NISHIMURA to your culinary spiritual wich? growth. No. That’s tightly rolled The Glass Fire burns along Silverado Trail in Napa County near the Chateau Boswell Winery last This is the Church of salad. September in St. Helena, Calif.