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A TURLEY PUBLICATION ❙ www.turley.com [email protected] www.sun.turley.com Diocese agrees Memorial Day on reporting Storms rips off two misconduct ceremony to SPRINGFIELD - The Roman Catholic Diocese be held online apartment building roofs of Springfield has entered By Shelby Macri into a “Memorandum of Understanding” (MOU) [email protected] with the district attor- HOLYOKE – Although neys’ offices of the and the recent pandemic has Northwestern Berkshire, caused many cancellations, Hampden districts, setting though the celebration of out a standard procedure Memorial Day will be in for the reporting of all sex- full swing and hosted by the ual misconduct allegations United Veterans of Holyoke. known to the diocese. The United Veterans This agreement is the of Holyoke, the Veteran’s result of extensive discus- Services, and the Holyoke sions over the last year with Media are working together to the three district attorneys’ stream a Memorial Day Tribute offices, addressing concerns on Monday, May 25 at 11:30 over inconsistencies in how a.m. - 12:15 p.m. There will past abuse allegations were be special highlights includ- reported by the diocese. ing a montage of departed The MOU outlines pol- residents from the Holyoke In addition to the roof, some Soldiers Home, some remarks brick siding ripped off this DIOCESE, 3 from Mayor Alex Morse, building. Bricks ripped off one the Holyoke City Council of the roofs and laid in a pile Applications President Todd McGee, State on the sidewalk following the Representative Aaron Vega, storm. Photo by Gregory A. Scibelli accepted for and a keynote speaker SFC business aid Luis “Louie” Delgado. The By Gregory A. Scibelli Master of Ceremonies for this [email protected] Applications are still event will be Chris Sims of the being accepted for the War Memorial Commission. HOLYOKE – A severe Covid-19 Holyoke Business “We’re trying to stick to thunderstorm that brought Emergency Operations our normal program with- heavy winds tore the roofs of East Dwight and West ing its windows and wind- Grant Program, adminis- in these restrictions of Social off two apartment buildings streets, caused extensive shields. The debris damaged tered by the city of Holyoke Distancing.” Sims said. in the city late last Friday damage to the buildings, and several other cars in the and Greater Holyoke “However, performance mea- night. The damages left 141 the ground below. area. Chamber of Commerce, sures such as procession of people homeless. In one case, bricks that It was believe a micro- using Community The two buildings, tore off the building fell Development Block See CEREMONY page 9 located at the intersections onto a nearby car, shatter- See STORM, page 6 Grant funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Funds should be used CANAL WORK CONTINUES by businesses to help them Velis wins senate seat remain open, retain employ- ees, or adapt business oper- By Gregory A. Scibelli lous cities in the district, tak- ations remotely or online [email protected] ing Westfield, his hometown, during the public health by more than 2,200 votes, emergency. Grant funds WESTFIELD – and winning in Democratic- Following in the footsteps of leaning Holyoke and AID, 3 his predecessor, John Velis Easthampton. He also won a has won a special election to small section of Chicopee and become the new state sena- Southampton. HPS establishes tor for the Second Cain car- ‘re-opening’ team Hampden and ried the votes in Hampshire District. Republican-heavy HOLYOKE – On A special Southwick, as Thursday, May 14, HPS election post- well as the small established the HPS poned from March towns of Granville, Reopening Leadership 31 took place on Tolland, Russell, team. This team is charged Tuesday with all and Montgomery to with developing and coor- the bells and whis- go with his victory dinating the plan to reopen tles, or more like in Agawam. school for Fall 2020 and masks, social dis- But despite the communicating with all tancing, and a lot splits in the overall stakeholders. It is criti- of hand sanitizer at John Velis communities, Velis cal to note that the current polling locations. won by a consid- climate due to COVID-19 In Agawam, Velis was erable margin, carrying 64.2 continues to change rapidly not victorious as his challeng- percent of the vote. He gar- and we are still awaiting er, political newcomer and nered 10,083 votes to Cain’s official guidance from the Southwick businessman John 5,619. Governor’s office and the Cain, carried the town by just Velis succeeds Donald Department of Elementary 39 votes. Humason. Humason took the and Secondary Education Agawam Town Clerk seat six years ago when it was (DESE). We are planning Vincent Gioscia released pre- occupied by Mike Knapik. for multiple scenarios and liminary results late Tuesday, Humason was the state repre- contingencies. showing Cain received 1,347 sentative for Westfield at the An area of bridge near the canal is worked on as construction has votes to Velis’ 1,308. But HPS, 9 resumed in the city. Photo by Gregory A. Scibelli Velis carried the most popu- See VELIS page 12 ◗ In The News Community Foundation re-opens online Giving Portal SPRINGFIELD – The Community its serving residents across Hampden, Valley Gives to facilitate community and services improve the quality of life Foundation of Western Hampshire, and Franklin counties. generosity and to give donors an easy for countless local residents from all (CFWM) has re-launched the successful People can learn about community chal- way to learn about and donate to many walks of life. Valley Gives website, Valley-Gives.org. lenges and can donate to one or many nonprofits. Most importantly, Valley In its six years of one-day online The “one-stop-giving” online platform causes—all with a few clicks on the cen- Gives is one more way to help reduce the giving combined, Valley Gives Day aims to connect donors with local non- tral, online platform. devastating human cost of COVID-19.” raised more than $10 million for non- profits struggling to provide vital com- The website also is a means for indi- Donors can contribute on the Valley profits in the region. In 2018, its final munity programs and services—partic- viduals to create a “peer-to-peer” fund- Gives website using a credit card, mobile year, more than 400 nonprofit organiza- ularly during the COVID-19 crisis. The raising page for a local nonprofit, set a payment apps, or Automatic Clearing tions participated in the event. Community Foundation will promote the goal, and reach out to their networks of House (ACH) payment. In addition to Valley Gives, which Valley Gives website widely to introduce friends and family to raise dollars for the GiveGab donated the cost of the directly connects individual donors with donors to nonprofits in need. organization. Valley Gives platform. According to nonprofits, the Community Foundation Formerly a single giving day event, According to Katie Allan Zobel, Zobel, “GiveGab’s tremendous generosi- established the COVID-19 Response Valley Gives will remain “open” for President and CEO of the Community ty in providing the platform pro bono and Fund for the . Grants months to come and will give nonprofits Foundation of Western Massachusetts, their willingness to expedite the start-up awarded through the fund provide emer- a needed fundraising boost. From cultur- “Many nonprofits in the Pioneer Valley made this possible.” gency support to nonprofit organizations al organizations to environmental pro- region have had to reduce programs and The Community Foundation of in Western Massachusetts serving the grams and educational services, local cancel fundraising events due to the Western Massachusetts launched Valley needs of the most vulnerable populations nonprofits are facing many financial COVID crisis. Others have been chal- Gives, a 24-hour marathon day of giving, affected by the pandemic. To date, the challenges triggered by the pandemic. lenged to meet increased needs for ser- in 2012. The event was created to raise Fund has raised $4.3 million from 500 Visitors to Valley-Gives.org can vices and essentials. Many donors are critical dollars for the Pioneer Valley donors and has already awarded grants find a menu of more than 135 nonprof- eager to help. We decided to re-open nonprofit community, whose programs totaling nearly $2 million.

Western announces Eversource reminds customers to plan to re-open campus remain vigilant against scams SPRINGFIELD – Western New testing, tracing, and isolation protocols REGION – As part of Eversource’s • Callers asking for personal or England University has announced its along with social distancing and clean- efforts to support its customers and account information or insisting on intention to resume on campus classes ing standards, along with following the communities during the pandemic, the specific, unusual payment methods: for the fall semester, after being forced guidance of local, state, and federal energy company is reminding people to Eversource will never ask for personal to move exclusively to online instruc- agencies. The University has multiple remain vigilant and protect themselves information over the phone in this man- tion for the spring and summer due to work groups evaluating all aspects of against scams. The COVID-19 outbreak ner and does not accept payments via the COVID-19 pandemic. Western New University operations, including health has led to an increase in scam activity, gift cards, pre-paid debit cards or other England University President Anthony and safety standards, the curriculum, with sophisticated scammers finding common tools used by scammers. S. Caprio announced the plans in a let- and the residential community. unique and intimidating ways to exploit • Requests for a deposit to exchange ter to the campus community, calling “We will come together as a com- people and steal their money during a utility meter: Eversource has sus- the current situation one of the most munity, as we have always done, to these uncertain times. pended all non-essential work, includ- unique chapters in the University’s cen- make sure that no matter what the “We’re always working to help our ing routine meter changes, during the tury-plus history. fall scenario, we will be together in a customers protect themselves against pandemic. Meters also do not suddenly “We are a proud University built way that always has been and always scams, which is especially important expire, so be wary of calls claiming pay- on the idea that the best education takes will be a unique part of the Western today as sophisticated scammers are try- ment is necessary for a new meter to be place through the rich interactions that New England University culture,” said ing to take advantage of the uncertainty installed because the current meter is students have with caring and dedicated Caprio. and nervousness caused by the COVID- about to expire. faculty, staff, and classmates” wrote Having just celebrated its 19 pandemic,” said Eversource Senior • Calls, emails or texts about gov- Caprio. “Within the bounds of health Centennial, Western New England Vice President and Chief Customer ernment stimulus checks: The IRS considerations, we are committed to University is a private, independent, Officer Penni Conner. “Eversource will won’t contact people with information doing all that we can to maximize coeducational institution. Located on never demand instant payment over the about stimulus payments, or to ask on-campus classes and life, given their an attractive 215-acre suburban campus phone nor ask for personal information for personal information like a Social centrality to a Western New England in Springfield, Massachusetts, Western in an unsolicited call, text or email. We Security number or bank account num- education as it has always been envi- New England serves 3,825 students, urge customers to remain vigilant and ber. sioned.” including 2,580 full-time undergradu- always remember, don’t panic and don’t Online offers for vaccinations and Caprio noted that while the ate students. Undergraduate, graduate, pay. If you suspect that you’ve been tar- test kits: There are no products proven University fully intends to resume and professional programs are offered geted by a scam, please call us immedi- to treat or prevent COVID-19 at this on-campus classes, the health and safe- through Colleges of Arts and Sciences, ately at 800-592-2000.” time and the only FDA-approved home ty of students and the broader cam- Business, Engineering, Pharmacy and With the wave of scams related to test kit requires a doctor’s order. pus community remains a top priority. Health Sciences, and the School of the COVID-19 pandemic, Eversource Eversource urges anyone who Any opening will be accompanied by Law. is reminding customers about common believes they are a target of improp- signs to recognize a scam and specific er solicitation to please alert local law pandemic-related scams to look out for, enforcement and contact the company including: directly at 800-592-2000. • Threats of immediate power dis- For more information on how connection or demands for payment: the energy company is helping cus- Public officials provide update on Eversource representatives never ask for tomers protect against scams during instant payment, and the energy compa- the COVID-19 pandemic, please visit ny is not disconnecting any customers https://www.eversource.com/content/ Community Tracing Collaborative for non-payment during this emergency ema-c/residential/safety/protect-your- BOSTON – On May 7, the Baker- spread of COVID-19, it is critical that period. self/avoid-scams. Polito Administration joined Partners Massachusetts residents answer the in Health and local public health offi- phone when a contact tracer calls or cials to provide an update on contract texts. Contact tracers will only reach tracing efforts through the COVID- out from phone numbers with 833 or 19 Community Tracing Collaborative 857 area codes, and the phone’s caller Share your stories of staying at home (CTC) launched last month. The initia- ID will say MA COVID Team. The Holyoke Sun wants to know each photo. We’ll print the best entries tive focuses on tracing the contacts of Since calls began on April 12, how you’re coping with the coronavirus in next week’s newspaper, and in subse- confirmed positive COVID-19 patients, tens of thousands of Massachusetts closures and how they’ve changed all of quent weeks as the state of emergency and supporting individuals in quaran- residents have participated in contact our lives — no school, no work, social continues. The best way to contact us is tine, building on COVID-19 Response tracing. Staffed with more than 1,600 distancing and staying at home. at [email protected]. Command Center efforts to leverage tracers, the Tracing Collaborative has We can’t meet our neighbors in the We would also be glad to publish public health college students to aug- reached nearly 14,000 confirmed cases schoolyards, playing fields or workplaces Holyoke children’s artwork, essays or ment the contact tracing being done by and established more than 7,500 of of Holyoke, but we can all share a few photos created during the school closure. local boards of health. their contacts since calls began on April snapshots of what life’s like with the Include the creator’s full name, age, and If an individual tests positive for 12. In part due to effective social dis- kids in the house and the home office school attended. COVID-19, the MA COVID Team will tancing measures, the median number working overtime. Take a minute to send For all submissions, also include a reach out by phone to connect the con- of contacts reported by each confirmed in an update on how you’re doing, what telephone number and email address. We firmed case with support and resources case remains approximately two. fun enrichment activities the kids have won’t publish this information, but may necessary for quarantine, and to iden- To learn more about the MA been up to, or anything else that’s made use it to verify identities or ask follow-up tify any close contacts that may have COVID Team and the Community the past two weeks a special time in your questions. been exposed. As the CTC continues Tracing Collaborative, visit www.mass. home. Include full names of the writer Stay safe out there — and let us its contact tracing work to mitigate the gov/MATracingTeam. or photographer, and anyone visible in know how you’re doing!

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2 • MAY 22, 2020 • The Holyoke Sun In The News ◗ Despite uncertainty, Big E announces concert schedule WEST SPRINGFIELD – The Big ater, music videos, motion pictures and Metal, while pioneering the use of inno- Ridge Boys. During the group’s run on E announces five additional concerts to television. However, it was the musical vations like fuzz tone, feedback and dis- the Country charts, Exile has success- take place on the Court of Honor Stage, pulse of the 70’s and the era’s great head- tortion. Even their 1968 break-up set the fully had ten No. 1 singles including “I sponsored by Mattress Firm, at the 2020 liner Donna Summer that stuck in her stage for Rock ‘n Roll’s future, leading Don’t Want To Be A Memory” and “Give Fair, Sept. 18-Oct. 4. All shows are free memory. She explains, “It was a realiza- to form the New Yardbirds, Me One More Chance.” The five original with Big E admission and seating is on tion that I just didn’t sing Donna’s songs, later re-christened . Exile members re-formed in 2008 and a first-come, first-served basis. The stage I felt them. Her performances to date Reuniting decades later, McCarty and continue to tour today. is located in front of the iconic Coliseum. have been electrifying audiences with her Dreja brought boldly in to Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, Concerts include: uncanny resemblance to Donna’s style, the 21st Century with the release of the Sept. 23, 8 p.m. Jesse McCartney, Sept. 18, 8 p.m. grace, energy, and of course, voice. She acclaimed CD, Birdland, which featured Together for more than 26 years, American singer, songwriter and has become a sought after entertainer for guest appearances from the likes of Brian Big Bad Voodoo Daddy has appeared actor, Jesse McCartney, of “Beautiful a variety of social and corporate events, May, Joe Satriani, Slash and Steve Vai. in concert venues across the world, sold Soul” fame, quickly made his way from and her appearance on the nationwide TV Additionally, the band commemorated millions of records, and had their music boy band Pop star to serious working show, “Showtime At The Apollo,” earned their 50th Anniversary with the release of appear in hundreds of movies and televi- artist when he co-wrote the Grammy her a standing ovation. their live DVD, Making Tracks, in 2013. sion shows. With sold out concerts from Award-winning single “Bleeding Love” The Yardbirds, Sept. 21-22, 8 p.m. Today’s touring lineup includes: sing- the Hollywood Bowl to Lincoln Center, with Ryan Tedder, performed by Leona The Yardbirds are more than a Rock er/harpist/percussionist, Myke Scavone; appearances with many of the nation’s Lewis. The international mega-hit was band; they are an institution, which, in the guitarist/singer, John Idan; drummer, Jim finest symphony orchestras, and televi- Grammy-nominated for Record of the brief period from 1963 to 1968, made an McCarty; guitarist Godfrey Towsend; and sion appearances ranging from Dancing Year, reached No. 1 in 35 countries, and indelible mark on the “” bassist, Kenny Aaronson. with the Stars to Superbowl XXXIII, Big became the best-selling single of 2008 to come. To the casual music fan, The Exile, Sept. 23-24, 3 p.m. Bad Voodoo Daddy continues its decades- worldwide. After two singles released Yardbirds are best known as the band that Exile, formed in 1963 looking to long mission to celebrate and revitalize in 2018-2019, Jesse released his single honed the skills of future “guitar gods” play small clubs in Richmond, Kentucky, Jazz and Swing music, America’s origi- and music video “Yours” this spring to , and Jimmy Page; managed to top both the Pop and nal art form, and bring joy to audiences give fans their first look at his upcoming and for their slew of chart hits, including Country charts during their more than around the world. album. “,” “” 55-year career. Their most successful hit, Look for more concert announce- Rainere Martin in The Donna Summer and “I’m A Man.” Led by core members “Kiss You All Over,” spent four weeks ments soon at TheBigE.com. The 2020 Experience, Sept. 21-22, 3pm and songwriters Jim J McCarty (drums), at the top of Billboard’s pop chart in Big E takes place Sept. 18-Oct. 4 in West With an early focus on R&B ballads, (rhythm guitar/bass) and the 1978 and was used in the 1996 Adam Springfield, Mass. Stay up to date with an appreciation for the art and craft of late Keith Relf (vocals/harmonica), the Sandler movie “Happy Gilmore” and in all Fair happenings by finding us on performers of all eras, and a desire to find band’s experimental explorations also the 2006 film “Employee of the Month.” Facebook, following us on Twitter and her right niche, Rainere Martin’s early provided the crucial link between British They have toured with acts including Instagram or joining our mailing list at explorations had her performing in the- R&B, Psychedelic Rock and Heavy Aerosmith, Fleetwood Mac and The Oak TheBigE.com.

“I am most grateful to all who STCC names Darcey Kemp as DIOCESE, from page 1 worked so diligently in preparing this icies by which the diocese will report agreement, one which demonstrates our any allegations it becomes aware of commitment to work with law enforce- vice president of Student Affairs involving sexual misconduct by diocesan ment in identifying all allegations of sex- SPRINGFIELD – sion on the search committee. representatives of children or vulnerable ual misconduct that come to our atten- Springfield Technical “Throughout the search adults, regardless of when the abuse is tion,” commented Bishop Rozanski. Community College has named process, Ms. Kemp demonstrat- reported to have taken place. Jeffrey Trant, director of the dioc- a higher education administra- ed she has the qualities we were The agreement also establishes pol- esan Office of Safe Environment and tor from New York as vice pres- looking for in a vice president icies for documenting the receipt of any Victim Assistance, worked with the ident of Student Affairs. of Student Affairs,” Cook said. allegations forwarded to a jurisdiction Hampden County District Attorney’s Darcey Kemp of Ghent, “I look forward to her serving and follow-up communications between Office, which represented all three west- N.Y., began her new post on as part of our team at STCC.” the respective district attorney’s office ern Massachusetts district attorneys’ April 27. She had served as Kemp said she was hon- and the diocese. offices in the preparation of the MOU. the assistant vice president ored to accept the new role at In addition, all parties agreed that Trant, who will be the point person for for Student Development, STCC. the diocese will not begin its review/ the diocese, believes this is a significant Leadership, and Completion Darcey Kemp “I am committed to foster- investigation process of allegations for step forward. Initiatives at The College of ing an inclusive and engaged 90 days or until the respective district “Sexual abuse of a child or a vulner- Saint Rose in Albany, N.Y. since 2015. community that puts students first,” Kemp attorney’s office informs the diocese it able adult is a crime, period! It is the dio- In her leadership role, Kemp will over- said. “I look forward to getting to know can proceed to avoid any unintentional cese’s responsibility to report these alle- see the division at STCC charged with pro- the faculty and staff and building strong interference when a criminal investiga- gations to criminal and civil authorities,” viding support that extends the classroom relationships with students to help them tion is opened. said Trant. “The MOU establishes a stan- experience, including student governance achieve success.” The MOU was signed by dardized process for reporting to law and clubs, athletics, tutoring, advising and Prior to serving at The College of Northwestern District Attorney David enforcement officials, in addition to our student health and wellness. Saint Rose, Kemp spent nearly a decade E. Sullivan, Hampden County District responsibilities as mandated reporters, so From admissions to graduation, at Mercyhurst University in Pennsylvania. Attorney Anthony Gulluni and Berkshire these allegations can first be investigated Students Affairs enhances opportunities She served, respectively, as dean of stu- County District Attorney Andrea and assessed in accordance with law.” for student development, involvement dents for the North East Campus, and Harrington, along with the legal counsel The MOU goes into effect immedi- and transformation at a unique institution as director of the Center for Student for the diocese, Attorney John Egan and ately and can be read at http://diospring- known for degrees in science, technolo- Engagement & Leadership Development at Springfield Bishop Mitchell Rozanski. field.org/Ministries/publicaffairs/ . gy, engineering and mathematics (STEM), the Erie Campus. signature health programs and a highly Kemp holds a Bachelor of Science, diverse student body. as well as a Master of Business Lost a loved one... President John B. 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KEITH TURLEY ome improve- President ments appear to be at an all- INTERIMEDITOR EDITOR H GregoryMichael A. Ballway Scibelli time high during this [email protected] COVID-19 isolation and incubation time. Recent STAFF WRITER stormy weather with tor- Peter Spotts [email protected] nado warnings and wild winds reaped havoc. Essential stores have ADVERTISING SALES remained opened supplying needed items for Wendy Delcamp [email protected] home repairs and improvements. Sanitized shopping carts and one-way aisle arrows tell SPORTS EDITOR customers how and where to go. Greg Scibelli Creative solutions revitalize the mind. [email protected] Alongside repairs, weeks of home confine- SOCIAL MEDIA ment are having some surprising restorative enterprises. By all appearances families and @ The Holyoke Sun friends are tearing off original wallpaper that’s “been on the walls since the house was built!” WEB Discoveries are being made. Holes in walls www.sun.turley.com hidden behind mirrors are being found and getting plastered. All ages, even the young, Letters to the Editor Poetry Corner with magic markers in hand, are decorating rooms with new drawings and themes. www.turley.com Lately, while noticing all the home Please pass My Friend Turley Publications, Inc. cannot improvements that are making a definite assume liability for the loss of impact on each household, it reminded me of ‘death with dignity’ What would I do without you? photographs or other materials a time when a refurbishing project definitely submitted for publication. He said: You make me so happy! Materials will not be returned had a downward spiral. legislation It’s so hard to find except upon specific request Enter the Hub who performed an abso- a joy-filled person today. when submitted. lutely, unmistakable spring fling. Dear Editor, As all one can do is love and pray. It happened, when once upon a spring- I worked for 25 years as a full-time time, a toddler outgrew his crib and it was emergency room physician at Holyoke I need him who always has a smile, time to celebrate his growth and graduation to Medical Center. It was a privilege to share Makes me happy for more than awhile. a “big boy’s bed.” A second-hand youth bed in many patients’ last moments as they He’s so honest, loving everyone and free. A Quote and triple dresser set was bought, and the fam- passed on. Some deaths were serene but Oh how I wish I could be… be He – ily of four voted to paint it. They also decided others were an involuntary, painful struggle. So giving unselfish first. OF NOTE to wallpaper his room’s plain walls with a I’d like our Legislature to provide barn-board design and to decorate it with a an option for relief from such suffering, But He never gets angry with me , “If you new western theme. by passing The End of Life Options Act And I can’t make him get angry. Wallpapering done. Western décor was a (H.1926). It would give people-- who are He is my friend and I need him so. want to live work in progress. terminally ill, mentally capable, and facing Please God… Never let him go Next, prep to paint the youth bedroom intolerable pain unrelieved by even the best a happy life, set a “Royal Colonial Blue” in the basement. hospice and palliative care-- the choice of Peace, Love and Joy – Never long ago. tie it to a goal, Drop cloths. Gloves. Paint brushes. Paint thin- taking medication prescribed by their doctor I said: He, honest genuine person I see, ner. Oil-based paint. and dying peacefully and painlessly in their A man of deep spirituality. not to people Being shorter than Mr. Hub’s well-over- sleep. He deserves the best till Eternity. six-foot frame, The Mom swabbed the lowest None of us can predict the circumstanc- or things.” spots. Soon only the side panels and the dress- es of our death. Don’t each of us want the Thomas J. Kennedy er top were left. Then painting the top was choice of a peaceful and dignified death for Holyoke Poet International Albert Einstein last. our loved ones and ourselves? Meanwhile the “Royal Colonial Blue” If you agree, please contact your leg- paint held its noble status while overseeing us. islators and urge them to call on the Joint “OPPS!” he gasped. Committee on Public Health to pass H.1926 “THIS ISN’T REAL.” before the May 30 deadline, so that the full Letters to the “STAY THERE!”… “ I’ll grab a cloth.” Legislature might then pass it into law later Within blinks, The Mom’s shoulder this year. Also consider contacting family and Editor Policy length hair was officially dubbed a streaming friends elsewhere around the state. Encourage royal blue. them to contact their legislators, too. Letters to the Editor See HOME, page 5 David Nielsen have a maximum of 350 words. 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4 • MAY 22, 2020 • The Holyoke Sun In The News ◗ Broccoli, anyone? ots of people shy away lings that size. Sometimes ly packed but before it bursts into flower. For the last 28 years, she has held the in the from growing brocco- when they are bigger, and root Some heads may grow eight inches or position of staff horticulturalist at Old Lli in the garden, but it GaRden bound, they become stunt- more, but others don’t have the same Sturbridge Village. She enjoys growing really is quite easy to produce ed and never develop decent potential. Freeze in small portions after food as well as flowers. Have a question stalks that rival those you’d heads. If you chose them from blanching with steam or boiling water for for her? Email it to ekennedy@turley. buy at the grocery store. I inside a greenhouse, spend a three minutes, chilling in an ice bath and com with “Gardening Question” in the got to the task of getting my few days hardening them off air drying. subject line. transplants in the ground this prior to planting by gradual- The cross-striped cabbageworm weekend. Hopefully by early ly exposing them to outdoors. poses a worse problem in my garden July I will be freezing lots of Roberta If possible, choose a cloudy, than any other caterpillar, and usually McQuaid HOME, from page 4 this yummy vegetable. Read Turley drizzly day for installing in the appears mid-harvest. It is three-quarter of Publications on to learn the ropes of broc- Columnist garden. Amend the soil with an inch in length and has black and yel- Consequently, The Hubs career as coli culture. a shovel full of aged compost low stripes that run along each side of its a laboratory paint chemist could have Planning for the broccoli harvest or manure for each plant along with a body. Foliage can be riddled with holes ended. But, being familiar with the began back in the winter when I ordered sprinkling of lime and granular organic and buds can be eaten as well. When redeemable qualities of solvents, he my seeds. I prefer to grow three or more fertilizer. I like planting broccoli a foot mature, the larvae drop from the plant was sure of a solution. Or was he? varieties, each with a different maturity apart in staggered “wide rows;” it saves to the soil and pupate in a tight cocoon After removing as much of the date, that way I don’t have a bumper crop space in the garden because fewer foot enmeshed in sand. The adult moth is sloshed paint as possible with a towel, all at once. With big heads staggered paths are needed. yellowish brown, with a wingspan of other remedies, even the acclaimed over the course of a few weeks, freezing Since cutworms find broccoli seed- about an inch. Its forewings are marked “hair-spray” was tried. But, all efforts won’t become overwhelming. I also like lings especially appealing, circle the with brown zigzags while its paler hind failed. to extend the harvest, so I am sure to plant’s stem at planting time with a bar- wings have five or six spots on them. Apologetically he took The include varieties that produce good side rier of thick paper or cardboard sunk Eggs are laid in masses on the foliage; Mom’s hand and gently guided her shoots. into the soil an inch or two. The waxy when the weather is warm they hatch in upstairs. I sowed my seeds off heat in early containers that soy milk or orange juice less than a week. The cross-striped cab- Towel turbaned, she called the April, and transplanted the seedlings into come in work great, and are easily cut bageworm as well as other caterpillars neighborhood hairdresser. recycled six-packs by months’ end. Over to the right size with a pair of scissors. that attack broccoli and its relatives can “It’s a very bad hair day. ‘Got the last three weeks I have nursed them Don’t put this job off; sometimes cut- be effectively controlled using one of time for a haircut?” along inside on sunny window sills and worms can find transplants the very first the Bacillus thuringiensis (B.t.) prod- “Sure. What’s up? Big date with outdoors when weather permitted. They night! ucts. B.t. is a microbial insecticide that The Hub?” are at the four-inch leaf” stage right now, As the season progresses be on the produces protein crystals toxic to some “No. But, you may find this hard the perfect size to transplant into the gar- lookout for the green cabbage worm; you insects but is safe for all mammals, birds to believe…(Giggles) Royal blue den. If you are purchasing your plants will see the white moths first. A friend and fish. The directions on the package paint…” (Squeals.) from the garden center, try to select seed- of mine had great luck capturing them can help time your application for when “Come right over!” (Chuckles) with a butterfly net! I usually just remove it will be most effective. This year I Entering the salon, her hairdresser the few worms I find and as long as I am planted all of my cruciferous vegetables and several clients had heard about the diligent this pest doesn’t pose a huge under a floating row cover, light spun new-blue hairdo. Everyone, includ- problem. polyester draped over wire hoops. We’ll ing The Mom, burst into outrageous, In what seems like no time at all, see how it works. In years past I’ve used side-holding laughter. heads will start to form. When they are this fabric for pest control early on, but Although leaving the salon that the size of a quarter scratch in some never tried it for the whole season. afternoon with a much shorter hair more granular fertilizer at the base of the Roberta McQuaid graduated from style, The Mom still has fond memo- plant. Make sure moisture is sufficient. the Stockbridge School of Agriculture ries, including chuckles, whenever she Harvest when the main head is still tight- at the University of Massachusetts. recalls a classic home improvement. SPECIAL 2020 OFFER Celebrate Your Graduate

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injuries during the event. They were One additional collection is sched- They are collecting toiletries, baby STORM, from page 1 treated and released from Holyoke uled for Friday, May 15 at 10 a.m. to wipes, formula, face masks, soap burst, a small tornado-like storm, Medical Center. No one was killed. 12:30 p.m. A collection van will be and hand sanitizer, and feminine and caused the roofs to come up. The There were more than 50 Holyoke set up at at 500 hygiene products. The drive is not tak- microburst came with winds of up to Public School students affected, and Beech Street. ing clothing or food donations. 70 miles per hour. the school system, while not in session, According to Jose Bou, director of Other donations of gift cards to The Holyoke Fire Department has been working to collect donations Family and Community Engagement, local restaurants and stores can be sent responded to the scene immediately, for the displaced residents. the collections are for basic needs. to [email protected]. helping 47 families evacuate from the two buildings. Kelly School was opened up and used as a temporary shelter for the families. Since the storm, the city and American Red Cross have been work- ing with and helping the displaced resi- dents find temporary places to stay. According to the Holyoke Fire Department, two people suffered some

A storm with massive winds ripped the roof off this apartment building. Debris damaged this vehicle and laid in the street last Saturday.

While people were able to move through the area, cars were not allowed in the area of East Dwight and West streets following the storm. Photos by Gregory A. Scibelli

This car had its windows smashed in from Debris hangs off the roof of one of the Some debris from one of the buildings A part of the roof hangs off the side of the the bricks that fell off the building. buildings. remains on the sidewalk. building.

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A TURLEY PUBLICATION ❙ www.turley.comSPORTSSEND US YOUR SPORTS SUBMISSIONS www.sports.turley.com Balance would have been key for Knights baseball By Gregory A. Scibelli One of his starting pitch- [email protected] ers will head to AIC next year. Isiah Colon was a lefty that HOLYOKE – The Holyoke Bowler counted on for a lot of High School baseball team has innings last year. had battles with inconsisten- “He is a crafty lefty that cy during the past few seasons, is looking forward to con- going in and out of the playoff tinuing his baseball career at hunt. AIC,” said Bowler. “Isiah is Coach Ryan Bowler said a great hitter with a smooth this season could have been a swing, solid first baseman and big one for the Knights with a an excellent outfielder that can level of consistency in all areas track anything. A hard-work- of the game. ing and amazing teammate who “The coaching was looking excels on the field and in the forward to this season as we classroom. I’ll miss his positive felt that we had a good balance attitude that he brought to the of talented pitching, a solid line team on a daily basis.” up, deep bench, as well as great Jordan Rodriguez led by leadership,” said Bowler. example and was a great team- Bowler was also going mate, Bowler said. to have six seniors who were “A quiet and focused com- going to lead the team this sea- son. See BASEBALL, page 8 Isaiah Colon takes a short throw from pitcher Adam Sypniak for an out during action last year. File photos

Nate Canata sends a long throw to first base. Aiden Consedine slides into second base. Jordan Rodriguez crosses first base just ahead of a throw. Guidelines updated for safe golfing Hall of Fame to present REGION – Golf is a between. The ultimate goal is Governor’s Administration to healthy outdoor activity that is to keep everyone safe while further clarify the orders and ‘Women’s Challenge’ viable and relatively low risk. they’re playing and to prevent keep our members informed It is also an outlet for people to the spread of COIVD-19. as the situation continues to UNCASVILLE, Conn. solation game will follow on exercise and seek some physi- As golf season resumes, it evolve. We will base our – The Naismith Memorial Sunday. cal and mental respite from the is the responsibility of mem- decisions surrounding Mass Hall of Fame “The Basketball Hall state’s stay-at-home advisory, bers and employees at all Golf events on the safety and announced today the match- of Fame is proud to cele- all while supporting economic Massachusetts golf courses well-being of all of us.” ups for the Hall of Fame brate the women’s game activity and employment in the and facilities to strictly adhere As a reminder, we are in Women’s Challenge on with our Women’s Challenge local golf industry. With vast to these guidelines that the score posting season and the Saturday, November 28th at Mohegan Sun, a long- areas of open space with fresh- state’s Re-Opening Advisory USGA has addressed ques- and Sunday, November 29th time partner of the Hall and cut grass, trees, streams and Board has issued to ensure tions regarding Rules and at Mohegan Sun Arena in a beautiful property for ponds, a golf course provides that golf remains an appro- Handicapping during the Uncasville, Conn. fans to enjoy,” said John L. the unique ability for social priate recreational activity. COVID-19 era. Please click Local favorite and Doleva, President and CEO distancing in a stress-free envi- Additional measures may be here for more information. 11-time National Champions of the Naismith Memorial ronment. put into place as we adapt to We understand that this UConn (which joins the Big Basketball Hall of Fame. That said, there are guide- the “new normal” for the fore- year has been and will con- East Conference on July 1) “UConn fans have created an lines that will be in place to seeable future. tinue to be different than oth- will take on Quinnipiac outstanding environment for protect the safety of our golf “We’re excited that this ers. We’ll miss the celebratory (Metro Atlantic Athletic the many matchups played community, including players, first step has been made to high-fives and socializing in Conference) in the opening here over the years and we golf course staff, and club and re-open golf,” said Jesse the clubhouse after your round round, and Maine (America are excited to host our three course officials. These changes Menachem, Mass Golf’s concludes, but we will get East Conference) will faceoff additional participating cover everything from book- Executive Director/CEO. “Our back to that eventually. For with Mississippi State schools in a first-class event.” ing a tee time to departing work isn’t done yet. We will (Southeastern Conference). the golf course, and all things continue to work with the See GOLFING page 8 The championship and con- See CHALLENGE, page 8

The Holyoke Sun • MAY 22, 2020 • 7 ◗ Sports Submit senior athletes to be honored in The Holyoke Sun By Gregory A. Scibelli The senior features have already still trying to collect info on every team upcoming editions of the paper. [email protected] started rolling out, but if you have not that would have been involved in this All submissions can be made to seen your senior featured, we encouraged spring’s season. Sports Editor Gregory A. Scibelli at The Turley Publications sports you to send photos and info on your son We hope to also publish action [email protected]. In the subject line, department is looking to honor the senior or daughter, and encourage you to con- photos of seniors from previous sea- please identify the school and sport you athletes who have had their spring sea- tact their coach to speak with us. sons, though parents and coaches are are writing in about. Senior athletes are sons cancelled by the coronavirus pan- We have reached out to spring encouraged to send photos of seniors also encouraged to write in to talk about demic. coaches and athletic directors, but are they would like to see published in the the season that wasn’t.

true leadership.” Sign-ups on hold for Quabbin League BASEBALL, from page 7 Brandon McKenna was poised for a big season, Bowler said. He was a utility REGION – The Quabbin Valley hopefully to begin play sometime in petitor on the mound with great con- trol,” said Bowler. “A very hardwork- player. Over-30 Baseball League is seeking June or July. The season is 15 regular Brandon is a true utility player who new players for 2020 season. The season games plus at least one playoff ing student-athlete both on and off the field. I’ll miss his calm and confident was willing, and more importantly, able league has six teams, several with open game. A modified schedule is being to play any position to help his team suc- roster spots. Last year, the league voted worked on by league officials. Games demeanor he brought to his starts on the mound.” ceed,” said Bowler. I’ll miss the positive to allow players age 28 and 29 to be are nine innings and metal (BBCOR -3) and hardworking and team-first attitude able to join the league, though players or wood bats are allowed. Fields loca- Bryan Gonzalez provided speed for the team, and was a player Bowler could that he brought to the team as well as his under 30 are not eligible to pitch. The tions are throughout Western Mass. coachability, something that speaks vol- cost of the league this season is $192. For more information on the look to in order to get a spark. “A high motor player who is will- umes about his character.” For returning and new players, sign- league, or if you are interested in reg- Nate Canata played third base for ups have been placed on hold until a istering, go to https://www.quabbinval- ing to do whatever it takes to help the team,” said Bowler. “Bryan is a great Holyoke last season. determination has been made on the leybaseball.org/. The league is also in “A hard-nosed and hardworking season going forward. The league is Facebook. teammate who is also had much success during indoor track this past winter. I’ll true competitor,” said Bowler. “I’ll miss miss his positive attitude and his sense Nate’s competitive drive, his work ethic, of humor that all his teammates loved.” and the way he willed himself to get the Aiden Consedine was a three-sport job done.” Valley Wheel looking for new players athlete. He was a great leader on the Bowler said he was really looking Knights. forward to the season, and feels bad for REGION – The Valley Wheel plans to play its season once bans on the seniors. Over-30 Baseball League is seeking gatherings are lifted. The league is built “An overall gifted three-sport ath- lete on the gridiron, the basketball court, “My heart really goes out to new players for the upcoming 2020 sea- on comradery, fair play, and having a the kids, especially the seniors,” said son. The league is seeking players ages good time with friends. If interested and the baseball diamond,” said Bowler. “Aiden is a teammate who is always Bowler. “It’s a strange time for every- 28 and up. Players turning 28 this year in trying out, go to www.valleywheel- one, but having your high school career are eligible. However, only players 30 baseball.com. The rules of the league willing to do what it took to help the team; a true team-first kind of person. cut short is unthinkable.” and older can pitch. and new player forms can be found on Bowler said he is staying in touch The league plays 15 regular season the site. Aiden is a natural leader who effortless- ly makes everyone around him better. with his players through group chats in games with games being held mostly For further information, you can order to stay connected. on Sundays with a couple of weekday contact the league’s commissioner, Jim I’ll miss his competitive drive and his games thrown in the mix as well as a Nason at [email protected] or call special Mother’s Day Saturday game him at (413) 433-4308. Tryouts will in early May. However, due to the cur- be take place as soon as conditions are et packages will start at $25 and offer rent circumstances, the league schedule allowed, but new player applications CHALLENGE, from page 7 a savings of 30 percent or more (off has been pushed back. The league still are still being accepted. The Women’s Challenge is one event the single day rates). Game times and in the Hall of Fame’s series of collegiate television details will be released at a events, which continues to grow in an later date. As the health and safety of the effort to celebrate the game outside the athletes, fans and staff is of the utmost Send Us Your Sports Photos! museum walls. Tickets will be available importance, the Basketball Hall of Fame for purchase via the Mohegan Sun box will continue to monitor the COVID-19 [email protected] Office and Ticketmaster in September situation closely in the coming months 2020. Specially discounted two-day tick- and provide updates as needed.

outlined below: Members-only clubs can allow range, and chipping areas must be GOLFING, from page 7 The use of a motorized cart may guests as determined by the security closed. be permitted for any individual with a personnel on the golf course. Facilities must have readily acces- now, let’s enjoy the game with honor disability who is seeking a reasonable Private clubs that allow non-mem- sible hand sanitizer. and begin to show once again that accommodation to ensure compliance bers to make reservations can do so at “The Alliance of Massachusetts Massachusetts has the most enthusiastic with the Americans with Disabilities their discretion. Golf Organizations (AMGO) would golf community in the country. Act (ADA). A golfer who wants to use Maintenance personnel are permit- like to thank the Re-Opening Advisory In order to ensure that upon a cart should provide documentation or ted to work on the golf course. Board for their hard work and dili- reopening that all courses will operate otherwise certify in writing to the golf Tee Time Policy must be 15 min- gence during this process to resume in a safe and effective manner, we have course that he or she has a disability utes between groups. play in Massachusetts. AMGO is con- provided the following guidance: that requires the use of the cart. Golfers must stay in their car until tinuing to work with the Governor’s Updated guidelines for golf course: Any carts used must be cleaned and 15 minutes before their tee time and Administration to identify and develop Security personnel can be delineat- sanitized after each use. The course must return to their car immediately additional solutions to emerging issues ed by each club (ex. A pro and the head operator may not use non-essential following play. in the golf industry and to keep them starter) and will be present to enforce employees to handle the renting and/or Online and remote payment options informed on the needs of our commu- social distancing. There can be no other cleaning of the carts. Only security and must be utilized. nity. We understand that many golfers employees working at the recreational groundskeeping personnel are permitted All golfers must use their own golf require cart usage for medical reasons component of the golf operation. on the premises. clubs. Sharing golf clubs or rental golf or disabilities, which was originally All staff must wear face coverings Push carts may be used. Players clubs is not allowed. part of our request to the Re-Opening while on property. must either carry their own bag or use a Flagsticks must remain in the hole. Advisory Board on May 2. We have and Course facilities including but not push cart. Hole liners must be raised so picking a will continue to request such adjust- limited to the clubhouse, golf shop, All golfers must maintain proper ball out of the hole doesn’t occur. ments to the guidelines as appropriate restaurant, bag room and locker room social distancing of at least 6 feet at all Bunker rakes must be removed, and to keep everyone safe and to ensure the must remain closed. times. ball washers must be removed or cov- whole community is able to enjoy the No caddies allowed. Groups of players are restricted to ered. necessary physical and mental exercise No golf carts allowed, except as no more than 4 players at one time. Practice putting green, driving that we all need during this time.” ◗ In The News Annual Press Club Roast postponed until fall 2020 SPRINGFIELD – The Valley Press spring at the John Boyle O’Reilly Club in Washington, D.C. that uses humor to bring Club’s Board of Directors decided March Springfield. both the media and newsmakers together. 17 to postpone the May 8 Valley Press Tony Cignoli, noted national polit- Peter Goonan, reporter of the Republican Club Roast to the fall due to the effects of ical consultant, was to be the emcee. is the chairman of the event. The Valley the new coronavirus. Numerous local politicians, including area Press Club, founded in 1960, consists of The Roast, which features humor- mayors, city councilors and state legisla- active and retired journalists and market- ous sketches about public officials as a tors were expected to attend. ing/public relations professionals. fundraiser for the club’s scholarships to The Roast is similar to the White For more information or to become a journalism students, is usually held in the House Correspondent’s dinner in member, visit valleypressclub.com.

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Valerie Annear, Chief Instructional Operations Advisory Group. The Facebook Live HPS, from page 1 Officer The HPS Reopening Leadership sessions on Wednesdays (5 p.m. in The HPS Reopening Leadership Cynthia Carbone, Director of team will meet weekly, with members English, 5:45 p.m. in Spanish) are also team has committed to the following Health, Wellness, and Nursing also leading committees that include an ideal avenue for families, students, principles to guide our work: Marianne Currier, Chief of Pupil school and district representation, in the teachers and community leaders to ask Equity drives our decisions. Our Services following areas: questions and offer solutions. most vulnerable students and staff are at Dr. Tiffani Curtis, School Supervisor We commit to providing regu- (Donahue, Peck, Sullivan, E.N. White) Academics lar updates on our progress through the center of our plan. District-based Operations: facilities, Student and staff safety are para- Mario Florez, Chief of Social, our existing communication channels, Emotional and Behavioral Learning transportation, food service, technology, including Holyoke Update, social media, mount. etc. Student academic learning and Beth Gage, Chief of Talent website, School Committee updates, staff Jackie Glasheen, Principal of E.N. School-based Operations: hallways, emails, staff meetings, Facebook Live social, emotional, behavioral, and mental arrival/dismissal, fire drills, athletics, etc. health are critical. White, HPS parent sessions and more. (The updates won’t We will be nimble, flexible and Nancy Lacey, McMahon teacher, Health and Wellness always be this long!) We know this is a emotionally balanced in our approach. representative of the District Crisis Team Human Resources / Personnel trying time and people are very interested The HPS Reopening Leadership Deb Lantaigne, DESE liaison to Social and Emotional Learning, in what school will look like in the Fall. team comprises school and district lead- Holyoke Behavioral Health and Family We urge everyone to focus on supporting ers across all departments and types of June Lavelle, HPA President, E.N. our students in remote learning now. schools. We thank them for their leader- White paraprofessional, HPS parent Special Education Thank you for your ongoing part- ship and commitment. Alyson Lingsch, School Supervisor The Receiver will remain in nership. We recently learned that Isaac Dr. Stephen Zrike, Outgoing (Kelly, Lawrence, McMahon, Metcalf, close communication with the School Newton worked from home during the Receiver Morgan, Holyoke STEM) Committee and City officials. We will Bubonic plague and that he developed Dr. Vázquez Matos, Incoming Dr. Stephen Mahoney, Executive also solicit input and feedback through his theories of calculus, optics and grav- Receiver Principal of Holyoke High School existing leadership groups, such as the ity during this time. I trust that in times Erin Linville, Chief of Strategy and Pete McAndrew, HTA President, Principals Team, District Parent Advisory of crisis, our community will rise to the Turnaround, Lead facilitator & Veritas Holyoke High School teacher Group, Special Education Task Force, challenge and will come out stronger as Prep district liaison Anthony Soto, Chief of Finance and Student Advisory Group, and Teacher a result.

hard to celebrate during this time. Memorial Building’s Facebook pages. event.” Sims said. “We run off a nor- CEREMONY, from page 1 The online celebration will In addition to honoring Veterans in this mal program that keeps the event com- be filmed and broadcasted to vari- way, the typical way of honoring and fortably under 45 minutes.” All of the Dignitaries, presenting the colors and ous Social Media accounts, in order mourning Military Personnel who died celebration will be broadcasted and the other relevant content are just not feasi- for the general public to tune in con- in service is the Cemetery Flag Laying. Holyoke Media is in charge of techni- ble from the Virtual Platform being uti- veniently. To join in people can This task has already begun and will cal details, and has been instrumental lized for this event.” Though these parts visit https://www.facebook.com/ continue leading up to Memorial Day. in making this endeavor possible. For of the ceremony won’t be conducted, events/255307695453033/ , the cel- “As I have done for a number of more information people can contact the United Veteran’s of Holyoke and the ebration is being hosted by both the years now, it’s my privilege to serve as United Veterans of Holyoke at 413-322- War Memorial Commission are working United Veterans of Holyoke and the War Master of Ceremonies for this year’s 5631.

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from page 1 sentative seat and has been successful in again open up the state representative VELIS, every election he has been a part of. He seat for the city of Westfield. time, and won a special election. After ran undefeated for his state rep seat for In Holyoke, 2,238 votes were cast. serving for six years, Humason resigned the past two elections. Velis received 1,568, beating out Cain by to become mayor of Westfield. Velis joins a 40-member state sen- a wide margin. Cain only garnered 661 Velis, a Democrat, was a member ate that will add a Democrat to its very votes in the city. Holyoke’s turnout with of the U.S. Army reserves and served in dominant ranks. There are just three 8.25 percent. the Naval Reserves for eight years. He Republicans in the state senate, though The special election and the safety became a lieutenant and was eventually Humason had a good working relation- and sanitary measures taken will be a honorably discharged. ship with Democrats in the state house. blueprint for the fall elections that will He ran for Humason’s state repre- Velis’ move to the senate will once take place.

Noreen Little submits her ballot while voting at Granger School in Agawam on Tuesday. Supports for both state senate candidates stand at the entrance to Agawam Junior High School Tuesday and wave to drivers. Photos by Gregory A. Scibelli

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