FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2020 Lynn Community Health Center ready for COVID and the cold

By Gayla Cawley tients and staff from the elements. move to a bigger site that was more ITEM STAFF The move, approved by both the conducive to having trailers during Lynn City Council and Off-Street the winter months. LYNN — The delivery of two new Parking Commission, became nec- Fortunately, there won’t be much trailers next week will enable the essary after the building located on of an adjustment for residents, as Lynn Community Health Center to their current site in the Element the new site is located across the continue offering outdoor COVID-19 Care parking lot, 9 Buffum St., street in the Buffum Street parking ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO testing this winter. was sold, according to Dr. Geoffrey lot. The 60-foot trailers, which will be Pechinsky, LCHC chief medical of - With the cold and  u season cou- A woman walks through one of Swampscott’s delivered to the health center’s new cer. pled with an anticipated second Mandatory Mask Zones along Humphrey testing site on Buffum Street next Pechinsky said that regardless of wave of COVID-19 approaching, Street. Thursday, will replace the tents that what happened with the property, LCHC, A3 Swampscott are currently used to protect pa- the health center was planning to weighs in on Revere mandatory masks cinema

By Guthrie Scrimgeour headed for ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — With Swampscott’s mandatory mask zones in place for almost a month now, citi- Amazon? zens were generally supportive of the zones, which By Elyse Carmosino were created on Sept. 13, and include areas on Hum- ITEM STAFF phrey Street, Puritan Road, Vinnin Square and Essex Street. REVERE — National Amuse- Missey Donohoe of Marblehead said that she com- ments, Inc. has reached an agree- pletely agreed with the mask zone and with mask ment with Massachusetts-based precautions in general while expressing her concern real estate rm NorthBridge with some people’s anti-mask sentiments. Partners for the sale of its histor- “It shows that this country is so divided when some ic Showcase Cinemas de Lux site people are attacked or shamed for wearing masks,” in Revere. she said. According to published reports, Kyriaki Belostock, a Swampscott resident who lives NorthBridge is likely to lease the near the Vinnin Square mask zone, appreciated the 22.5-acre, Squire Road property change. to Amazon, making the site Am- “Everyone wears a mask here now,” she said. “It’s azon’s second in Revere. good.” In a statement provided to The pro-mask sentiment was not universal, however. ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO The Item Thursday, Mayor Bri- “I think it (stinks),” said one resident who an Arrigo praised the online A sale of Showcase Cinemas de Lux in Revere is pending and MASKS, A3 the site may become an Amazon facility. SHOWCASE, A3 Old Glory Baker Center days for Lynn completes apartments new facility

By Gayla Cawley By Paul Halloran ITEM STAFF FOR THE ITEM LYNN — The new 10-story develop- WALTHAM – Construction has been com- ment on Munroe Street will feature lux- pleted on the Baker Center for Children and ury apartments, ground- oor commercial Families, a multi-service behavioral health space, a rooftop pool … and a bit of pa- center designed to meet the mental-health triotism. needs of children and families in the MetroW- Construction crews spent Thursday est region. morning installing a 48-foot aluminium The Baker Center for Children and Fam-  agpole into the top two  oors of the ilies is located in 4,000 square feet of space downtown Lynn building with a massive in a newly designed of ce building on South crane. Street, less than a mile from Brandeis Uni- An American  ag now sits atop the Munroe versity and easily accessible from Route 128 structure, hovering over Munroe Street Street in and the Mass Pike. and marking another milestone in a $90 Lynn was While the majority of services continue to million project that is expected to be com- shut down be delivered through telehealth during the pleted by December. for part of pandemic, there will be some in-person eval- Daniel Skolski, owner of DMS Design, Thursday uations done in the new facility as necessary. the Peabody-based architectural rm morning as Referrals are being accepted. that designed the building, said placing construc- “I am so pleased to be able to bring our ser- the American  ag in the center of the tion crews vices to the MetroWest region through our building was planned from the beginning. with a crane new state-of-the-art satellite clinic,” said Rob- “I thought it was a good piece of sym- installed a ert Franks, president and CEO of Judge Bak- bolism,” said Skolski. “I see that Lynn 48-foot er Children’s Center. “We will offer families is a really fantastic American city and agpole on the highest quality, evidence-based services was founded and grown by immigrants, the 10th oor and look forward to partnering with the com- and that’s what America is all about. I of the new munity to improve access to care.” thought it was really powerful.” apartment “There is a real demand for services in that The  ag is meant to be a nod to Lynn’s building area,” said Rick Breed of Marblehead, chair of history and symbolize the signi cance of on Munroe the JBCC board of trustees, who added that the project’s role in reshaping the down- Street. a consultant charged with identifying areas town, but Skolski also added it to honor of expansion determined that JBCC should ITEM PHOTO | FLAG, A3 SPENSER HASAK BAKER CENTER, A3

INSIDE STEVE KRAUSE COMMENTARY Lynn Girls Inc. of Lynn offers virtual after-school It would have been a great programs. A2 Opinion day in the life of John Lennon Jourgensen: The Fay Estate’s grand lady. A4 There was never any guar- been so much better had he at years ago. I can still hear How- antee,on Dec. 8, that had Mark least been given the chance. In- ard Cosell announcing the news Sports David Chapman not shot him to stead of retrospectives speaking on Monday Night Football that Peabody girls soccer death John Lennon would still of Lennon in the past, we could Lennon had been assassinated blanks Salem. B1 be alive to celebrate his 80th be celebrating his life and his outside his Manhattan apart- • birthday today. accomplishments in the present ment building across from Penalty shot pushed After all, Lennon did a good tense. Central Park. And I can still Marblehead eld hockey deal of burning the candle at His murder is still as fresh PHOTO | PRNEWSFOTO past Beverly. B1 both ends. But it would have in my mind now as it was 40 LENNON, A2 John Lennon

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 75° VOL. 141, ISSUE 254 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 52° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 COMICS ...... B4 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2020 OBITUARIES Susan Mary Maguire, 69 Girls Inc. of Lynn offers 1951 - 2020 NORTH HAMPTON, NH - Su- virtual after-school programs san Mary (Benevento) Maguire, age 69, of North Hampton, NH ITEM STAFF REPORT “Odyssey” is a virtual interactive, girls received become an entrepreneurs; and formerly of Lynn, MA, died after-school program for activity kits with the sup- and Career Path, a ca- peacefully in her home follow- Students looking to be girls in grades 6-8. The plies for these programs so reer exploration and job ing a lengthy illness on Tuesday, engaged in fun and learn- fall program runs from 3-6 they can follow along. Con- readiness program which October 6, 2020, surrounded ing in the afternoon will p.m. with academic sup- tact Melody Gregory, Su- includes bi-weekly career by her loving family. She was nd a variety of options at the beloved wife of James E. port and mentoring daily. pervisor of Middle School panels, Informed and In Girls Inc. of Lynn. From 3-4 p.m., girls can Programs at mmancinell@ Charge where girls talk Maguire with whom she shared “We continue to offer 43 years of marriage. participate in program- girlsinclynn.org. about relationships, sexu- programs for all ages ming facilitated by Girls High school girls have a ality, STI and pregnancy Born in Lynn in 1951, along with academic she was the daughter of the Inc.’s high school peer variety of programs to se- prevention and and Access support and mentoring,” leaders, covering topics lect, which are free to all Your Potential where high late Dominic and Mildred said Deb Ansourlian, the (McIsaac) Benevento. She was such as marine and envi- Girls Inc. of Lynn mem- schoolers learn about the group’s executive direc- raised in Lynn, attended Lynn ronmental science, sub- bers. Daily homework help technology, nancial and Public Schools and graduat- tor. “Our comprehensive, stance misuse prevention is offered from 5-6 p.m. career essential skills to ed from Lynn Classical High intentional after-school and healthy sexuality. and tutoring is available. succeed. School in 1969. programming continues to Staff-lead enrichment Programs include Col- Contact Lena Crow- Following high school, Sue her closest lifelong friend, Mar- focus on the development programs from 4-5 p.m., lege Prep Mentoring, She ley, Director of High attended Empire Cosmetology cia Procopio and several other of the whole girl. including Ancient Civili- Votes and Takes Action, School Programs at (781) School in Lynn and had a long close friends. “Our hope is to stay con- zation, Your Mind Matters, where girls learn how 854-6733 or lecrowley@ successful career as a hair Service Information: A nected to our girls and Girls Challenge Racism, they can use their pow- girlsinclynn.org. The rst stylist. She enjoyed gardening, Prayer Service (limited to 40 help them grow in these Crafty Creations, Trivia & er to make a difference; 20 girls to respond will creating crafts and was a won- people) will be held on Tues- uncertain times,” Ansour- Games and Culture Club. Ventures, where girls go receive a backpack lled derful cook. She was an active day, October 13, 2020 in the lian said. To keep the programs on a personal journey to with school supplies. member at Planet Fitness and SOLIMINE FUNERAL HOME, lived a healthy and holistic 426 Broadway (Rt. 129), lifestyle eating mostly organic Lynn at 11:30a.m. A Grave- New coronavirus cases reported foods. side Service will be held Susan and her husband Jim in Puritan Lawn Memorial loved to travel the world espe- Park, Peabody at 12:30p.m. cially the many trips they took Relatives and friends are in Lynn, Revere, and Saugus to Aruba, cruising the Carib- respectfully invited to at- bean and Italy where she was tend and are required to By Gayla Cawley of communities with the The town’s new desig- physical distance and face able to visit her family’s native adhere to the guidelines of ITEM STAFF highest positive test rate. nation is yellow -- which masks. village of Montemarano, Avelli- the Commonwealth of Mas- The city’s rate of 3.01 per- denotes moderate-risk “Many of Peabody’s cas- New coronavirus cases, no. sachusetts and the CDC. cent is 12th highest in the communities -- because its es in the past few weeks but no additional deaths In addition to her husband Visiting hours will be held state. daily incidence rate fell seem to be associated with were reported in Lynn, Jim, Susan is survived by on Tuesday beginning at Revere’s positive test below eight over the past gatherings and other so- her loving siblings, Ronald D. 10a.m., will be limited to 40 Revere and Saugus on rate of 3.48 percent is two weeks, according to Thursday. cial events. It’s import- Benevento and his wife There- family members and friends seventh highest in the the DPH. ant to remember to wear sa of North Reading, Dolores at a time and a face cover- Numbers remained the state, and its daily inci- However, Peabody’s risk same or were not updated masks and maintain dis- M. Benevento of Stratham, ing is required. Donations dence rate of 17.8 cases level increased from low tance even when you are in other North Shore com- per 100,000 residents also to moderate this week. NH and her twin brother, Vin in Susan’s memory may be socializing with friends munities. keeps the city in the red, The city, which did not Benevento and his wife Denise made to St. Jude Children’s and family if they don’t Research Hospital, 501 St. In Lynn, ve new cases according to the DPH. provide updated numbers of Stratham, NH; her sisters-in- live in your household.” law and brothers-in- law, Mary Jude Place, Memphis, TN were reported to bring the In Saugus, which kept on Thursday, is now desig- As of Wednesday, Pea- and Richard Fabiano, Dennis 38015 or at www.stjude.org city’s caseload to 5,057. Of its moderate-risk, or yel- nated a yellow community and Lillian Maguire, Lorraine Directions and online guest- that total, 286 cases are low designation this week after weeks of being green, body had 1,336 cases and Maguire and her late husband book for family and friends active, 118 people have after spending some time as its daily incidence rate 185 deaths. John and Matthew Regan and to offer condolences at www. died and 4,653 have re- as a red community, seven rose above four. Numbers remained the his late wife Barbara; as well solimine.com covered from the virus, ac- new cases were reported “Our actual rate is 5.5 same in Nahant (52 cases, as her many loving nieces and cording to city data. on Thursday. cases per 100,000,” said six deaths) and were not nephews including Kelly Magu- With an average daily Saugus now has 734 Peabody Mayor Edward updated in Marblehead or ire-Newbury and nephew and incidence rate of 9.8 new cases and 42 people have Bettencourt. “Although Swampscott on Thursday. Godson, Marcus Tgettis, and cases per 100,000 resi- died, according to the this increase is not en- Marblehead had 277 cas- dents over the past 14 town website. tirely unexpected based es, 30 deaths and Swamp- days, Lynn continues to Lynneld (148 cases, on public health forecasts scott had 168 cases and 11 remain a high-risk, or red 14 deaths) reported no for the fall and winter sea- deaths as of Wednesday. William A. Burke Jr., 77 community, according to change in its numbers sons, it serves to remind the state Department of a day after state data us of the importance of Gayla Cawley can be 1942-2020 Public Health. showed the town made remaining vigilant and reached at gcawley@item- However, Lynn is no lon- its way out of the red this following CDC guidelines, live.com. Follow her on William A. Burke Jr., 77, ger in the top 10 in terms week. particularly regarding Twitter @GaylaCawley. passed away peacefully Sun- day, Oct. 4, 2020. William (Bill) was born Nov. 20, 1942 in Winthrop. It would have been a great He graduated Lynn English High School, 1960, Lynn. He attended Baystate Academy prior to beginning his airline day in the life of John Lennon career. He resided in Massa- than my feet.” of his life when he was popular than Jesus Christ. chusetts until his marriage to LENNON That anger fueled Len- pretty much zonked out Maybe being manhandled Dianne in 1969, upon which From A1 non and, by extension, the on LSD 24 hours a day, by Philippine authorities they moved to Florida. He re- remember bounding up Beatles. It was legendary. he managed to write the after a misunderstanding tired from Delta Airlines after the stairs, two at a time, to Once, on the cusp of world- wonderfully acerbic “She involving Imelda Marcos a distinguished career of 35 our bedroom to wake my wide fame, Lennon put a Said, She Said,” which proved that Beatlemania years. He is survived by his sleeping wife to tell her. disc jockey who had done recounted a peculiar acid was beyond comprehen- daughters Kimberly (Burke) It is as unbelievable much on the group’s behalf trip with actor Peter Fon- sion. The group couldn’t and husband Moises Garcia, now as it was then. But into the hospital for mak- da in Los Angeles. hear itself play at their Kelly (Burke) Foss, Colleen and Arthur Duffy of Massa- then again, the whole sto- ing a snide remark about This edge in his person- concerts anymore. And I (Burke) and husband Stuart chusetts. ry of Beatlemania, and his friendship with manag- ality always put him on defy any music act today Lennon’s part in it all, McCall; grandchildren, Josh- Service information: Fri- er Brian Epstein, who was the cutting edge. When, in to survive their touring was pretty unbelievable, ua Burke, Sean and Shane day evening the family in- gay (this wouldn’t be a big late 1966, the psychedelic schedule during those wasn’t it? Foss, Brennan, Donovan and vites friends to join them for deal now, but it was in the movement began taking Beatlemania years. How did these four Liv- Grif n Garcia, Kaitlyn McCall; a traditional “IRISH WAKE” 1950s and early 1960s). hold in popular music, Lennon was an enigma. erpool scrubs pull this off? sister Ruth M. (Burke) and From 6-10 p.m., Friday, Oct. While the Beatles soaked Lennon’s answer was to He could challenge you What form of musical nat- her husband Louis Sanville 9, 2020 at SYLVAN ABBEY up the adulation that write “Tomorrow Never one minute and charm you of New Hampshire, his niece Funeral Home 2853 Sun- ural selection chose them? the next. There’s no doubt Who knew, 60 years ago, came their way, behind the Knows,” which is — if you and nephew Bob Sanville of set Point rd, Clearwater FL. scenes Lennon was — as were to ask me — one of all his angst and baggage Massachusetts and Karen Friends are invited to join the that John Lennon would resulted in some of the end the 20th century as always — restless, nev- the most brilliantly bi- (Sanville) Young, and his life- family at a Catholic mass for er happy with the status zarre songs ever. He went 20th century’s best music, long best friend, mother of Bill on Saturday, Oct. 10, 11 one of the two most in u- and made him one of the ential and innovative com- quo, and cruelly scornful of off to Spain to lm a mov- his children, and caretaker, a.m. at Incarnation Catholic people he thought beneath ie and came back with most important musical posers/recording artists of gures. Dianne (Hughes) Burke. He Church, 5124 Gateway Dr, him (which was practically “Strawberry Fields Forev- his time (the other being Lennon had so many in- is preceded in death by his Tampa; internment will take everyone). He always said er,” a masterpiece fueled his songwriting partner in carnations there’s no tell- parents Ruth (Duffy)and Wil- place 3 p.m., Sylvan Abbey the words to “Help” were by acid and introspection. the Beatles, Paul McCart- ing what he’d have been liam A. Burke Sr., maternal Memorial Park- Garden of among his most honest. He wasn’t wild about the ney)? Who knew that both like had he reached 80. grandparents, Ellen (Lavarey) Devotion. Lennon gave us so many would turn everything idea behind “Sgt. Pepper,” But let us drift back to they did into something to enduring tunes. And for but he kept his dissatis- February 1964 when, for be idolized? a guy who was so hard to faction hidden enough to three weeks, the Beatles While the experts claim crack, he could be remark- write “A Day in the Life,” landed in America and the Beatles were a clas- ably tender. One such perhaps the Beatles’ most took a country desperate sic case of the whole be- song came from the album brilliant piece of music. for something fun after ing greater than the sum “Rubber Soul.” Lennon’s But Lennon was also the the assassination of Pres- of its parts, I’m not sure. “In My Life,” was a mar- principal architect of the ident John F. Kennedy There had to be a catalyst. velously nostalgic look at breakup of the band — not by storm. For those who And that was John Win- some people in his past because of any feuds with weren’t there, trust me. ston Lennon, product of who meant the most to McCartney or because of It was magic. So were the a broken home, who wore him. But he concluded it Yoko Ono, but because next four years. his lifelong anger like a by saying the current per- he’d just had enough. He Much of it was thanks to badge. Or, as he said in son in his life meant more didn’t want to be Beatled John Lennon. one of his songs, “a chip on to him. anymore. my shoulder that’s bigger But that old, angry John Maybe he realized he Steve Krause can be Stories live on. was never too far from the wasn’t wrong when he reached at skrause@item- live.com. IN-MEMORIAM surface. Even at a time said the group was more Tell theirs. Marion Gorski 10th Anniversary October 9, 2020 781-593-7700 Share your loved one’s story. Need to find Publishing Daily, except Sundays [email protected] | 781-593-7700 USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA and additional of ces. an article? 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LCHC is ready for SHOWCASE From A1 the cold weather retailer — which opened its rst site at the former LCHC available, it’s worth it to headquarters of local can- From A1 just come in and get tested dy company NECCO in because if you’re positive, July — for its successful Pechinsky said the new, you can take appropriate ongoing partnership with expanded walk-through measures to quarantine. the city. site — slated to open later It would really help us, as “Creating Revere jobs this month — will enable a society, to at least keep for Revere residents is my the health center to test things at the point they’re top priority when it comes up to 500 patients a day. at right now.” to economic development,” “We have structured Although Lynn’s current said Arrigo. “We’ll contin- our staf ng and opera- virus surge is not as prom- ue to position ourselves as tions to meet the demand inent as the level of new an attractive partner for for testing as it rises and cases that was seen in growth industries, to both falls in the community,” the city during a previous diversify our job base and said Kim Eng, LCHC chief surge last spring, Pechin- grow our corporate tax operating of cer. “We are sky said the city continues base. currently conducting be- to consistently be signi - “COVID-19 has brought tween 150 and 200 tests cantly higher than the per day, but at our peak in state average in terms of more urgency to this work ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO as our city experiences August we conducted over positive test rates. some of the highest un- A man walks up to the Showcase Cinemas de Lux in Revere on Thursday 300 tests per day. We an- He stressed the impor- employment rates in the afternoon. ticipate our numbers will tance of continuing to state. Amazon has been rise again as more people follow COVID-19 safe- a good partner to the city good neighbor at its rst “signed an agreement for design, and evaluation of return to work, combined ty precautions — such as hand washing, mask of Revere and we look for- Revere location, meeting the potential sale” of its the theatrical experience with the onset of cooler wearing, social distancing ward to our continued col- or exceeding our expecta- site. through the opening of our weather and u seasons.” and avoiding large gather- laboration for the bene t tions and their promises, “Showcase Cinemas is new Showcase Cinemas The trailers will be set ings — as health experts of Revere residents.” and we fully expect that deeply committed to our de Lux at Hanover Cross- up along the Blake Street anticipate there could be Arrigo’s of ce also stat- would be the case in a Massachusetts and US ing in 2021. side of the lot directly uptick in cases as people ed that Amazon’s existing second location,” Arrigo theatrical exhibition busi- “We also are diligently across from the health move indoors during the delivery station has hired said. ness,” the release said. looking at potential new center. Patients will enter colder weather. 200 employees and 200 Showcase Cinemas de “We have been a business the site through the gate sites for future Showcase “(We want to) keep it delivery personnel and is Lux employees have been leader in the Revere com- across from the Mulberry Cinemas locations, includ- at bay until we have a instructed not to speak munity for more than a Street alleyway and enter currently on track to hire ing the Revere area.” cure,” said Pechinsky. to the media, but a press half-century. As part of the rst trailer for regis- 500 more employees and “COVID-19 is still a seri- release from National looking towards the fu- Elyse Carmosino can be tration. They will exit the 500 more drivers by the ous concern in our com- reached at ecarmosino@ rst trailer and enter the end of 2020. Amusements, Inc. con- ture, we continue to fo- munity and is likely to “Amazon has been a rmed the company had cus on the development, itemlive.com. second trailer for testing. After being tested, they remain so for a long time. will leave the second The seven-day average trailer and leave the site positivity rate in Lynn is Old Glory days for Lynn apartments through the gate across 7.9 percent, signi cantly from the LCHC entrance. higher than the state av- FLAG Dann said the work Patients will adhere erage of 1.1 percent. went smoothly, but not- to one-way movement “We are working very From A1 closely with the city to ed that between assem- throughout the site, which encourage people to get a family member of the bly of the flagpole, site will be put in place to sup- tested any time they feel developers, Scott Procopio, preparation, and actu- port social distancing ef- who was killed in action forts. The testing site will unwell or are concerned ally getting the massive about exposure. Some in 2006 while serving in flagpole 10 stories above take up 30 parking spaces, Iraq. according to information people, for example those the ground, the ordeal whose jobs put them at Scott, 20, a U.S. Ma- provided by LCHC. took more than four high risk of exposure, rine Corporal was the Until the new site opens, hours. should get tested regular- son of Kevin Procopio LCHC will continue to Of that timeframe, ly. We are happy to do re- and brother of Michael offer COVID-19 testing which necessitated the peat tests as needed.” and Gregory Procopio, seven days a week at 9 closure of Munroe Street People can walk in for a whose Lynnfield-based Buffum St. Testing is cur- from 7 a.m. to approxi- test or call (781) 581-3900 Procopio Companies rently free at the site as mately 11:30 a.m., ma- for a scheduled appoint- is developing the site, part of the state’s “Stop neuvering the crane to ment. Visit www.lchcnet. which is currently be- the Spread” initiative, ing transformed into 259 install the agpole took org for testing hours. Any- between 30 minutes to an which targets high-risk one can receive a test re- market-rate apartments communities and has been and ground-floor com- hour, Dann said. gardless of symptoms or “Once it was assem- extended through the end exposure, and people do mercial space, according of the month. bled, we were able to lift not need to be LCHC pa- to Skolski. “Our hope is that the it up into one piece and tients or Lynn residents to Skolski said the ag- state continues free test- drop it into place,” said get tested. pole was designed with ing,” said Pechinsky. “If the intention that the Dann. “The crane took somebody has symptoms Gayla Cawley can be American ag could be it up there — Lawton that could be consistent reached at gcawley@item- seen from parts of Route Welding (which installed with COVID — if the test- live.com. Follow her on 1A and the Nahant the flagpole) had a cou- ing is easily and readily Twitter @GaylaCawley. Causeway. ple of guys up on the lift “It’s a unique feature who were able to steer to have on the building,” it into place and then it said Timothy Dann, proj- dropped right in.” ect manager of Dellbrook ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK JKS, the construction Gayla Cawley can be company that elevated the reached at gcawley@item- A construction worker guides a 48-foot agpole agpole to its proper loca- live.com. Follow her on as it’s prepared to be placed on the 10th oor tion on Thursday. Twitter @GaylaCawley. of the new Munroe Street apartment building. Baker Center completes new facility

BAKER CENTER Children and Families will services, he added. and identify actionable From A1 serve residents of commu- Even families that have solutions. nities including Arlington, the resources to help their • Camp Baker, a fun establish a presence in the Belmont, Brookline, Cam- children often cannot nd six-week outdoor summer MetroWest region. “We bridge, Dedham, Dover, effective treatment that experience at Hale Res- know there’s a need.” Lincoln, Lexington, Need- works. Judge Baker Chil- ervation in Westwood for The Judge Baker Cen- ham, Newton, Somer- dren’s Center and the Bak- children ages 6-12 with ter for Children and ville, Waltham, Water- er Center for Children and ADHD; and Families provides scien- town, Wayland, Wellesley, Families provide highly • Next Step, a unique ti cally proven specialty Weston, and Westwood. effective, evidence-based college-preparatory pro- treatments to children “Mental health services care that can be an an- gram for youth ages 16- and families struggling swer for families during are even more important 20 with Autism Spectrum with ADHD, anxiety, de- now as rates of anxiety, their most challenging Disorder. pression, school and be- depression and suicidality and desperate times. An af liate of Harvard ITEM PHOTO | GUTHRIE SCRIMGEOUR havior problems, PTSD, among children, teens and Once fully operational, Jim and Betty Harrison of Burlington visit high-functioning ASD and young adults have been the Baker Center for Chil- Medical School, Judge other mental health chal- increasing during the pan- dren and Families expects Baker Children’s Center Swampscott’s Humphrey Street mandatory lenges. demic,” said Nancy Gajee, to provide services to ac- is a nationally recognized mask zone. The Waltham loca- clinical director. “The Bak- commodate more than children’s mental health tion includes: Outpa- er Center for Children and 15,000 outpatient visits organization dedicated tient treatment rooms Families has highly skilled per year. to improving the quali- Swampscott weighs in equipped for delivering psychologists, social work- Other Judge Baker pro- ty of mental health care evidence-based practices; ers and counselors who grams include: for children and families. group/family treatment can help right away. And • The Manville School, a Named in honor of Harvey on mandatory masks rooms; neuropsycholog- while most neuropsycho- therapeutic day school for Humphrey Baker, the rst ical testing and assess- logical or neurodevelop- students in grades K-10 judge appointed to the MASKS supportive of the zones. ment unit with testing mental evaluations in the who experience emotional, Boston Juvenile Court, From A1 “It’s crazy not to wear materials; early child- area have been suspended behavioral, and learning Judge Baker opened its a mask,” said Betty. “It’s hood treatment rooms since March, families can dif culties; doors in 1917 and has requested not to be iden- a small inconvenience for with special con guration get one for their child at • The Center for Effec- been serving the children ti ed. “I don’t want to be the safety of others.” and video monitoring and The Baker Center with a tive Child Therapy, which and families of greater told what to do.” “It’s just got to become a training space/conference much shorter wait time provides evidence-based Boston for more than 100 He went on to clarify habit,” Jim added. rooms equipped with vid- than is typical for the Bos- mental health treatments years. that he was not a Donald eo conferencing capabili- ton area.” for children ages 2-19; The multi-faceted or- Trump supporter, and was Guthrie Scrimgeour can be reached at gscrim- ties. Franks said that re- • The Quality Care Ini- ganization provides the not against masks in gen- The Baker Center for [email protected]. search indicates that tiative works at the local, best in evidence-based eral. Children and Families is if children with men- state and national levels practices for children and “I’ll wear a mask if an expansion of the Bos- tal-health issues are not to improve the quality of there’s people around,” he families struggling with ton-based Judge Baker treated, they can have life- mental health care by pro- said. “But it should be up LAW OFFICES OF a range of behavioral, Children’s Center, which long problems, including viding training and imple- to the individual.” JAMES J. CARRIGAN emotional, educational, has been providing the school and family issues, mentation support for evi- In the zones, masks are • Social Security Disability highest quality mental unemployment and under- dence-based practices and and mental health is- not required for children • Workers Compensation health care for more than employment, chronic dis- programs. sues. JBCC is dedicated under two years old, peo- • Accidents 100 years. eases and problems with • The Evidence-Based to improving the lives of ple with health conditions, 25 years located across Waltham was chosen as the criminal-justice sys- Policy Institute works children and families by and people seated at an from Lynn District Court a second site in order to tem. Studies have shown with national, state, and bridging the gap between outdoor restaurant. 15 Johnson St. address a critical need in that less than ve percent community partners to ex- science and practice to im- Jim and Betty Harrison, 781-596-0100 of children who need men- plore pressing issues im- prove access to the highest visitors from Burlington JAMES J. CARRIGAN the MetroWest region for ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN the services offered. tal-health services are pacting children’s devel- quality care in communi- where a similar policy LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL The Baker Center for receiving evidence-based opment and mental health ty-based settings. exists, were also strongly www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2020 OPINION She’s the Fay Estates’ grand lady HOW TO REACH US

There’s no reason the pandem- contingent to the Union Army Sanders outlived her husband ic has to limit Halloween chills with the “Fay Guards” attached by almost 40 years, dying in 1904. and thrills this year and you don’t to the 38th Massachusetts Regi- The estate land was sold in 1914 need to brave the Salem crowds ment. to create the first house lots that 110 Munroe St. for a night of otherworldly delight. Old Daily Evening Item articles, now define the neighborhood. A P.O. Box 5 Venture up Fays Avenue or walk Thor including ones by historian scribe 1916 reporter’s visit to the es- Lynn, MA 01903 down Edgemere Road or Lyn- John J. Quigley, describe Cather- tate found the mansion and out- Customer Service nmere Avenue and listen for the Jourgensen ine Sanders as a “woman of bril- buildings still standing, tulip Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. clatter of horse hooves and car- liant intellect and social grace,” vine slinking in and out of the big Connecting riage wheels as Catherine Sand- who cut a memorable swath house’ broken roof. Americans in the 19th and early All Departments: ers’ ghost escorted by phantasma- through what is now East Lynn. Quigley in 1949 wrote a curious 20th century. The main house had 781-593-7700 goric coachmen races along in an 23 rooms and it was flanked by One hand holding a small para- footnote to the Fay estate history, open carriage pulled by two spec- cattle barns, servants’ quarters, a sol and dressed in black, she em- claiming that a plan to run a rail- Ext. 2 tral steeds. carriage house and boat house. barked in her carriage with two road line from Peabody to Boston Classi ed/Legal Advertising Sanders was the wife of Richard The Fays traveled extensively, coachmen dressed in white pants through East Lynn and the Fay classi [email protected] Sullivan Fay, a Harvard graduate and stockings, black shoes with estate literally sunk when the favoring Great Britain, where the Subscriptions with influential friends who pur- family lived for five years. Richard silver buckles, red coats and tall main financial backers for the rail [email protected] chased the 500 acres that would Fay brought a small forest back to hats topped by cockades. project died aboard the Titanic in bear his name in 1847. Lynn with a variety of rare tree The coachmen sat in the car- 1912. Circulation [email protected] The land’s original owner, John species as well as sheep. riage’s front seat. Sanders sat in Venture off Fays Avenue this Clifford, is buried in the West The mansion’s doors were im- the back in front of two other foot- Halloween and tune an ear to Ext. 3 Lynn burial ground, and the Van ported from England and the men. the tinkle of ghostly champagne Newsroom Crowninshield family were later nursery wallpaper came from “Often she would wave her hand glasses and horse whinnies -- if [email protected] owners preceding Fay. France. to small boys fishing on the shores you dare. [email protected] The Fays lived in the opulence Like other rich people, Fay con- of Floating Bridge Pond,” writes Thor Jourgensen can be reached Ext. 4 that surrounded the wealthiest tributed a home-grown militia Quigley. at [email protected]. Sports EDITORIAL [email protected] Ext. 5 Retail and Online Advertising A good call [email protected] ADVERTISING Ernie Carpenter Jr. in Saugus Director of Advertising and Business Development, ext. 1355 [email protected] Saugus Police Chief Michael Ricciardelli this Ralph Mitchell week underscored his department’s role in Sales Representative, ext. 1313 combating domestic violence at a time when [email protected] abuse is on the rise. Eric Rondeau On average, one in three women and one in Sales Representative, ext. 1280 four men experience some form of physical vi- [email protected] olence by an intimate partner, the Saugus Po- Patricia Whalen lice Department wrote in a news release. Sales Representative, ext. 1310 Demonstrating a proactive approach that [email protected] will serve him well as chief, Ricciardelli urged BUSINESS OFFICE “everyone to familiarize themselves with the Susan J. Conti warning signs of domestic violence.” Controller, ext. 1288 “During the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s more [email protected] important than ever to help those who are ex- Ted Grant periencing domestic violence access the sup- LIZ HELMS Publisher, ext. 1234 [email protected] port and resources they need,” Ricciardelli said. Marian Kinney ext. 1212 According to the National Coalition Against Don’t endanger patients [email protected] Domestic Violence, more than 10 million peo- Will Kraft ple in the United States are victims of physical Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 abuse by a partner each year. [email protected] Domestic violence is a choice, and while the and the chronically ill Paula Villacreses pandemic with its social isolation and con ne- A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 ment may contribute to violence, it is not the [email protected] root cause of domestic abuse. As a nation, shouldn’t dation and the Los Ange- least 2022 and ensure co- Mike Shanahan Ricciardelli’s focus on domestic violence we try to make healthcare les Times, a stunning 75 pay assistance will contin- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 comes less than four months after he was more affordable and acces- percent of adults with the ue to count toward patient [email protected] out-of-pocket costs. named chief and it highlights a grim national sible? highest deductible health Carolina Trujillo reality: Domestic violence hotline calls are on Yet, recent health poli- plans reported that a fam- This delay would allow Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 the rise, but there is help for victims: Anyone cies continue to fail vul- ily member living with CMS time to gather critical [email protected] nerable individuals, like chronic illness had to skip stakeholder input on the experiencing violence or who thinks they may Jim Wilson those living with chronic or delay taking prescrip- impacts of this policy and be harmed, should call 911. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 illness. These patients tion medications or seek- to better understand how [email protected] Saugus Police Detective Stacey Forni can be — who pay thousands in ing medical care due to patients rely on cost-shar- reached at 781-941-1190 to receive domestic out-of-pocket costs each the high costs. ing assistance to afford CIRCULATION violence reports. year due to specialty Another concerning fed- the very medications they Lisa Mahmoud The National Domestic Violence Hotline can doctors, increased office eral proposal that will in- need to stay healthy and Manager, ext. 1239 be reached at 1-800-799-7233 (SAFE) or 1-800- visits, multiple medica- crease costs for patients live productive lives. [email protected] is the U.S. Department of It will also protect 787-3224 and the Massachusetts Of ce of Vic- tions and regular testing CUSTOMER SERVICE tim Assistance can be reached at AskMOVA — live in constant fear of Health and Human Ser- patients from being La’ Mosha Ball (844) 878-MOVA (6682). the next unexpected cost vices’ (HHS) proposed rule blind-sided by unexpected that would make manag- for Medicaid (Medi-Cal in costs as copay accumula- Customer Service, ext. 1276 The National Coalition Against Domestic [email protected] ing their health condition California). tor programs are adopted Violence launched a campaign to get recy- even more challenging. This misguided policy by their health plans. GRAPHICS cled cellular telephones and other electronic Unfortunately, a pair of intends to guarantee pa- As a result of this out- Trevor Andreozzi devices to increase communication and infor- health policy changes, one tients receive financial dis- reach, a bill has been in- Designer mation-sharing opportunities for potential do- enacted and one proposed, counts for medications but troduced in the House [email protected] mestic violence victims. do just that. requires drug manufactur- of Representatives that Mark Sutherland The Coalition also supports legislative ef- The first is the recently ers, rather than insurers, to would do just that — de- Creative Director, ext. 1330 forts ensuring national support efforts during enacted Centers for Medi- ensure these benefits reach lay this rule and allow for [email protected] the pandemic include aid to domestic violence care and Medicaid Ser- patients. Unfortunately, more analysis and prevent harm to patients. We urge NEWSROOM victims. vices (CMS) 2021 Notice drug manufacturers, un- of Benefit and Payment like insurers, cannot con- Congress to support and Mike Alongi Coronavirus safeguards include wearing Parameters (NBPP). This trol where the assistance is pass this legislation. Sports Editor, ext. 1228 masks, washing hands and social distanc- rule allows private health applied, which makes com- We also urge HHS to [email protected] ing, but they also include personal protection insurers to implement pliance with this provision drop this harmful Med- Elyse Carmosino safeguards, including knowing abuse warning copay accumulators, ex- impossible. icaid proposal and find a Reporter, ext. 1264 signs and knowing who to reach out to for do- cluding co-pay assistance As a result, drug man- workable way to ensure [email protected] mestic violence help. programs like cards or ufacturers could have to that patients receive the Gayla Cawley coupons from counting change or reduce their rebates intended to lower Reporter, ext. 1236 toward a patient’s de- financial assistance pro- their out-of-pocket costs. [email protected] ductible and out-of-pocket grams, leaving patients The last thing patients Cheryl Charles maximums. with higher costs and need right now — during News Editor, ext. 1278 The worrisome policy potentially eliminating a massive public health [email protected] many of these life-saving crisis — is less access to means patients will be left Olivia Falcigno E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS paying higher costs, often- programs. affordable, innovative Photographer, ext.1224 President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ times for life-saving medi- While the NBPP and medications. [email protected] Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg cations. Medicaid rules are ill-ad- Healthcare reform is Edward M. Grant Spenser Hasak E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ In the middle of a pan- vised in their own right, supposed to make care Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall Photographer, ext. 1332 W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey demic, a patient shouldn’t these policy changes are more affordable and acces- [email protected] Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton have to worry about ac- particularly cruel when sible, but the above pro- J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan cessing medications for coupled with the pandemic. posals only risk the lives Thor Jourgensen Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 their condition and fear- Millions of people who of the vulnerable patients [email protected] ing for their health due to have lost jobs or have seen they should be protecting. PUBLISHERS poor policy. Unfortunately, their incomes slashed will Our policymakers have Daniel Kane Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 now face unprecedent- the chance to listen to the it is expected health plans [email protected] Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 will quickly adopt the ed health cost increases, needs of their constituents. Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 ill-advised NBPP policy. making it even harder for We hope they do. Steve Krause Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Already, health plan de- them to afford the medica- Liz Helms is the Found- Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 [email protected] Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 ductibles are high and, in tions and treatments they ing Director of the Chronic Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 many cases, increasing. so desperately need. Care Policy Alliance, an Guthrie Scrimgeour Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Just this year, the average There is some good news. organization that works Reporter, ext. 1222 [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 deductible for a 40-year- Throughout the pandem- with state and regional old with a Bronze plan in- ic, grassroots advocacy has chronic care networks to Anne Marie Tobin creased 4 percent to more exploded. Patient advo- further good public pol- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 than $6,000. cates across the country icy on behalf of patients [email protected] And according to a May have urged Congress to with chronic illnesses. She TECHNOLOGY 2019 survey conducted by delay the implementation wrote this for InsideSourc- of the NBPP policy until at es.com. Tim Noyes the Kaiser Family Foun- Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- party also stated that another Lynn group protests evictions larly arrests, re ect police records. woman and small dog were By Guthrie would extend the eviction Lynn United for Change. Marchers put up posters In the event of a perceived inac- chased in the same area. The Scrimgeour moratorium and prohibit The march, organized by along the route telling res- curacy, it is the sole responsibility party was advised to call in “real time” and was provided ITEM STAFF foreclosure proceedings on Lynn United for Change, idents not to leave their of the concerned party to contact with the contact information most homeowners. began at 5 p.m. at City homes if they received an the relevant police department and LYNN — A group of com- The Act would also Hall. It then moved to the for Animal Control. munity members marched eviction notice. have the department issue a no- freeze rents for 12 months District Court, the house “It’s a triple threat,” said through Lynn last night after the end of the state at 5 Lloyd St. where the tice of correction to the Daily Item. Complaints Goldean Graham, a Ba- calling for the passage of of emergency and create ICE raid took place, and Corrections or clarications will not hamian immigrant and Police received a call from the Housing Stability Act a fund to help struggling the building of JH One, a be made without express notice of a resident at 3:10 p.m. and protesting Immigra- small landlords. Lynn property manage- Lynn resident. “Housing, change from the arresting police Wednesday who complained tions and Customs En- Speakers at the protest ment company. COVID-19 and now ICE.” department. that three vehicles, a black forcement raids. also focused on the ICE One Lynn woman shared The eviction moratorium Honda, a silver Honda, and a “Housing is a human raid on Monday in which a story of her rent being is set to expire on Oct. 17, LYNN blue BMW, sped down Willow right,” demonstrators a Lynn man was detained raised during the pan- and demonstrators urged Road toward the golf course chanted along the march. by federal agents due to demic. legislators to take action Arrests and parked along the seawall Community members his immigration status. “This is not just hap- before that date. area. A dispatched of cer spoke in favor of the Hous- “We will defend our pening to me,” she said Sorn Sath, 38, of 121 spoke with a couple of par- ing Stability Act, proposed neighbors from eviction through an interpreter. Guthrie Scrimgeour High Rock St., was arrested ties and advised them of the by Rep. Kevin Honan and and deportation,” said “But to many others I can be reached at gscrim- and charged with operation speed limit. Rep. Mike Connolly, which Isaac Simon Hodes of know.” [email protected]. of a motor vehicle with a Police received a complaint suspended license and on of cars speeding on Willow warrant charges of OUI liquor, Road at 2:40 p.m. Wednes- operation of a motor vehicle day. The caller requested that with a suspended license, more of cers be present at alcohol from an open con- the location. tainer in a motor vehicle, and A woman on Breezy Hill motor vehicle not meeting Terrace called the station at safety standards at 7:04 p.m. 7:53 p.m. Monday to report Wednesday. her daughter’s ex-boyfriend Patrick Swinson-Bif , 23, was on the porch and refus- was arrested and charged ing to leave. The woman was with assault with a dangerous kept on the line as an of cer weapon, resisting arrest and was dispatched to the home. malicious destruction of prop- The of cer stated that the erty at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday. unwanted party was there to retrieve his personal property Accidents for a job in the morning. The A report of a motor vehicle boyfriend took his property hit and run crash at 2:01 p.m. and left without incident. Wednesday at Tucker Street and Western Avenue; at 2:59 Water Incident p.m. Wednesday on Allerton A woman called at 1:29 Street; at 8:18 p.m. Wednes- p.m. Wednesday to report a day at 18 Autumn St.; at 5:52 boat was washing ashore at a.m. Thursday at 124 Central Joe’s Beach. An of cer con- Ave. rmed the harbormaster was A report of a motor vehicle already noti ed. crash at 3:30 p.m. Wednes- Police received a report at PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS day at Central Avenue and 2:22 p.m. Tuesday from a call- Oxford Street; at 7:26 p.m. er who stated a kite boarder Super sand sacks are placed at the top of the exposed and damaged “burrito” levee in prepara- Wednesday at Ida Street and off of Little Nahant Road ap- tion for Hurricane Delta storm surge in Grand Isle, La., Thursday. Western Avenue; at 7:36 p.m. peared to be in distress and Wednesday at 423 Boston couldn’t get away from the St.; at 7:52 p.m. Wednesday rocks. A dispatched of cer at Fayette Street Fire Station reported the kite boarder did ‘This is not a bad dream’: at 101 Fayette St.; at 11:43 not appear to be in distress. p.m. Wednesday at 333 Union St. A report of a motor vehicle PEABODY New hurricane menaces Louisiana crash with personal injury at 9:52 p.m. Wednesday at 66 Accidents By Rebecca Santana cluded the southwest area Residents in coast- along the coast issued a Newhall St.; at 10:18 a.m. and Melinda of Louisiana where Cat- al towns appeared to be patchwork of mandatory Thursday at 99 N Common St. A report of a motor vehicle Deslatte egory 4 Hurricane Laura taking the latest threat or voluntary evacuation crash at 1:36 p.m. Wednes- ASSOCIATED PRESS made landfall less than seriously. Boarded win- orders, most focused on day at 52 Washington St.; at two months ago. Laura dows and largely empty Assaults 3:27 p.m. Wednesday at 2 ABBEVILLE, La. — low-lying areas subject to has been blamed for more streets made New Iberia ooding or on residents A report of an assault County St. and 91 Lynn St. Louisiana residents con- than 30 deaths. in south-central Louisi- with special medical and battery with a danger- fronting the menace of a The mayor of Lakes ana look like a ghost town ous weapon at 9:41 p.m. Complaints new hurricane weeks af- Charles, where thousands Thursday evening. The needs who might suffer in Wednesday on Prince Street. ter one battered parts of of residents remain with- few signs of life included prolonged power outages. A report of operating un- the state got stark warn- out shelter following the cars lined up at a drive-th- Frankie Randazzo, 47, der the inuence of drugs at Theft ings Thursday to brace earlier hurricane, told res- ru daquiri shop and peo- the partner of two restau- 11:39 a.m. Wednesday at for winds that could turn idents that even if their ple grabbing food at take- rants in Lake Charles, 116 Washington St. Erratic A report of a larceny at 9:22 still-uncollected debris homes survived Laura, out restaurants. said people in the city operation was reported. Jo- a.m. Thursday at 108 Cottage into dangerous missiles they shouldn’t assume “The last two storms, were extremely anxious seph Stanley Majkut II, 58, of St. and again knock out pow- that would be the case we didn’t even board up, ahead of the hurricane. 35 Osgood St., Apt. 1, Salem, er to thousands. with Delta. but this one’s supposed to Vandalism was taken to Salem Hospital Randazzo watched pieces Forecasts showed Del- “This is not a bad dream. be worse,” Charles Full- of one of his restaurants, and issued a summons for ta had strengthened back A report of motor vehi- It’s not a test run. These er said as he covered the Panorama Music House, two counts of Class E drug into a Category 3 hurri- cle vandalism at 8:54 p.m. are the cards that we have windows of the fried chick- possession and OUI drugs cane as it bore down on y past a meteorologist’s Wednesday at 176 Edgemere been dealt,” Nic Hunter en restaurant he manages. third offense. the state carrying winds of car on a Facebook Live Road. said in a Facebook video. At least ve southwest A report of suspicious ac- up to 115 mph and the po- He added, “I know that Louisiana parishes that video during Hurricane tivity at 7:48 p.m. Wednesday tential to deliver a storm we’ve been through a lot, were hit hard by Laura in Laura. NAHANT at Four Your Convenience at surge of up to 11 feet when and I know that we’re August were under man- “There’s a lot of nervous 150 Main St. A caller report- it arrives on Friday eve- tired. But we have a job to datory evacuations as of people and a lot of stress Animal Control ed a group of approximately ning. do right now, and that job midday Thursday. Parish going around,” Randazzo 10 people were gathered in The projected path in- is to keep ourselves safe.” and local governments all said. Police received a 911 call at front of the store. One of the 11:37 a.m. Wednesday from men reportedly appeared to a woman on Summer Street be carrying an assault rie. Court who stated her dog ate Police spoke with others, who Court blocks the extension of a bee and was not breathing. did not see a large group in She was transferred to EMS. the area. A caller came into the sta- Wisconsin absentee ballot deadline tion at 1:24 p.m. Tuesday to Vandalism report that he and his wife By Todd Richmond were almost attacked that A report of vandalism at ASSOCIATED PRESS morning by a coyote by 38 11:41 a.m. Wednesday at 36 Nahant Rd. He stated it was Paleologos St. A caller report- MADISON, Wis. — A crawling up behind them as ed her vehicle was damaged federal appeals court on if it were going to attack. The overnight. Thursday blocked a deci- sion to extend the dead- line for counting absentee ballots by six days in bat- Pumpkin truck tleground Wisconsin, in a win for Republicans who have fought attempts to to arrive Sunday expand voting across the country. If the ruling stands, ab- in Saugus sentee ballots will have to be delivered to Wisconsin By Elyse Carmosino Volunteers are still election clerks by 8 p.m. ITEM STAFF needed to help staff the on Election Day if they are various shifts through- to be counted. The ruling SAUGUS — The Pump- out the rest of the month. makes it more likely that FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS kin Truck, which was de- Those interested in vol- results of the presidential layed in leaving New Mex- A worker prepares tabulators for the upcoming election at the Wake unteering should contact race in the pivotal swing ico for delivery at First state will be known within County Board of Elections in Raleigh, N.C. Carl Spencer at (781) 233- Congregational Church hours of poll closing. 9196, or simply stop by in Saugus earlier this Democrats almost cer- and thousands of ballots noted the heavy absentee voted to stay the order and and sign up. month, will now arrive tainly will appeal the de- mailed days after the elec- load and the possibility it Ilana Rovner opposed. “We’re happy to get this Sunday, Oct. 11, signaling cision to the U.S. Supreme tion. Wisconsin, like much could overwhelm election “The State Legislature the start of the annual good news so we can nal- Court. A spokesman and of the rest of the country, of cials and the postal offers two principal ar- Pumpkin Patch. ly get the Pumpkin Patch an attorney didn’t im- is already seeing massive service. guments in support of a Pumpkins of all sizes up and running,” Spencer mediately respond to re- absentee voting for No- The 7th Circuit Court stay: rst, that a federal will be displayed on the said. “The church truly quests for comment. vember and the state ex- judges initially upheld court should not change church lawn through Oct. enjoys providing the com- Under state law, absen- pects as many as 2 million Conley’s ruling on Sept. the rules so close to an 31 and will be available munity with pumpkins tee ballots are due in local people to vote absentee. 29, rejecting the Repub- election; second, that po- for purchase every day and hosting this great fall clerks’ of ces by 8 p.m. on U.S. District Judge Wil- licans’ standing to inter- litical rather than judicial from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. event.” election night. But Dem- liam Conley ruled last vene. After the Wisconsin of cials are entitled to ocrats and allied groups month that any ballots Supreme Court af rmed decide when a pandemic sued to extend the dead- that arrive in clerk’s of- that standing, the same justi es changes to rules home delivery rate is line after the April presi- ces by Nov. 9 will be three-judge panel deliv- that are otherwise valid,” 50% off newstand price! dential primary saw long counted, as long as they ered Thursday’s ruling. the majority wrote. “We lines, fewer polling places, are postmarked by Nov. Justices Frank Easter- agree with both of those Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Subscribers pay only to subscribe today. $4.50 a week. a shortage of poll workers 3. In that ruling, Conley brook and Amy St. Eve arguments.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2020 Golf pro struck, killed by falling tree

GREAT BARRINGTON the course for stray golfers (AP) — A golf pro at a as he always does during Massachusetts country dangerous weather, the club died apparently when club said in an emailed a tree fell on his golf cart statement. as violent thunderstorms Sullivan, 71, of Shef eld, with high winds moved had spent 21 years at Wy- through the region, police antenuck. said. Thomas Sullivan, the He was inducted into the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pro at Wyantenuck Coun- Northeast New York PGA School staff help to decorate the front entrance of the Ellis Elementary School in Boston’s Roxbury try Club, was found on the Hall of Fame in 2018. neighborhood before opening for the rst day back of in-person learning during the COVID-19 ground next to the cart at “Tom will be sorely coronavirus pandemic, Thursday. about 5:30 p.m. Wednes- missed by the staff and day, according to a Face- members of Wyantenuck book post by Great Bar- as well as those beyond rington police. The cart Wyantenuck who sought Boston teachers challenge was covered with trees his legendary golf les- and branches. sons,” the statement said. Responding of cers ad- He is survived by his wife ministered rst aid but and two children. in-person teaching agreement Sullivan could not be re- The investigation is on- vived, police said. going. Police responded to the BOSTON (AP) — Boston dents who had already tors that may face undue portunity, backed by pub- The Wednesday evening public school teachers on returned to the class- repercussions as a result lic health, to have them country club after getting a call from a neighbor re- storms knocked out power Thursday announced a le- room, including those of exercising their right to in schools,” the statement porting a golf cart with a to a peak of about 240,000 gal challenge to the city’s with special needs, En- work safely and remote- said. tree on top of it on a dirt electric customers in the decision to continue some glish learners, those ex- ly now that they citywide The teachers union cites access road alongside the state, according to the in-person classes, which periencing homelessness, rate is above 4 percent, a clause in the memoran- course, police said. state Emergency Manage- they allege is in violation and those who are in state and is much higher in dum that reads: “If the Sullivan was checking ment Agency. of an agreement that re- care, would continue with many Boston neighbor- citywide COVID-19 pos- quires all-remote learning in-person instruction. hoods,” the union told its itivity rate rises above 4 if the city’s coronavirus The Boston Teachers members. percent citywide, BPS will RHODE ISLAND BRIEFS positivity rate rises past 4 Union said based on a Walsh’s press of ce in a transition to full remote percent. memorandum of under- statement said the mayor learning for all students, Some Providence College State Police report surge in Mayor Marty Walsh standing between the believes in-person teach- and BTU bargaining unit students resume in-person insurance fraud reports announced Wednesday union and the city, in-per- ing is allowed under terms members will have the op- classes that the next phase of the son work is now optional of the memorandum. tion to be remote as well.” Rhode Island State Po- lice have received about schools’ reopening plan for all teachers because of “The Mayor wholeheart- But the mayor’s of ce PROVIDENCE, R.I. 18,000 reports of unem- would be delayed by a the high infection rate. edly believes that special pointed to the subse- (AP) — Some Providence ployment insurance fraud week because the city pos- The union also said it consideration must be quent sentence that reads: College students resumed from residents since April itivity rate had climbed to objected to a suggestion given to our highest needs “When the Boston Public in-person classes Thurs- when job losses caused by 4.1 percent. Preschoolers by Superintendent Bren- students who rely on the Health Commission or oth- day for the rst time since the school switched to a the coronavirus pandemic and kindergartners who da Cassellius that teach- in-person instruction and er City or State authority started to surge, and are were scheduled to report ers could be disciplined support offered by their determines that the school remote-only plan because of a coronavirus outbreak still getting about 100 per to school the week of Oct. for opting not to teach in teachers in a classroom district can reopen, BTU day, a top of cer says. 15 instead will now start person. setting, and that we can- bargaining unit members that affected more than 200 people. In many cases, victims Oct. 22, Walsh said. “(Boston Teachers Union not take this away from will be expected to return of unemployment insur- Only students who live But he added that stu- will) support any educa- them when there’s an op- to BPS buildings.” ance fraud will receive a on campus will be allowed letter from the the state to return to in-person Department of Labor and AP fact check classes at rst, Interim Training regarding bene- Vice President for Student ts they didn’t apply for, Affairs Steven Sears said Detective Capt. Robert in a letter to the campus Creamer tells WPRI-TV. Pence is misleading on climate, community. Students who Those who receive a let- live off campus will be al- ter but have not applied lowed to resume in-person for unemployment bene- classes Monday, he said. Harris on taxes in VP debate ts should rst ll out a The school’s stay-at- fraud claim form on the By Calvin home order remains in state police website, he Woodward, Hope effect. Yen, Josh Boak and said. Police will then con- The school was given tact Labor and Training Ellen Knickmeyer the go-ahead by the state ASSOCIATED PRESS to get those payments Department of Health on stopped, Creamer said. WASHINGTON — Al- Wednesday after there After ling a complaint, though more buttoned-up were no positives out of victims should change the on the stage than his 293 student tests. passwords on all their - boss, Vice President Mike The private Roman nancial accounts, le an Pence nevertheless echoed Catholic school moved to identity theft complaint many of President Donald remote learning late last with the Federal Trade Trump’s falsehoods in the month after a surge in Commission, and contact one and only debate with cases that affected most- credit bureaus and re- Democratic rival Kamala ly off-campus students quest a credit freeze, he Harris. who had been gathering said. Pence muddied the re- in small groups. The surge ality on the pandemic, as- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS brought a rebuke from Review Panel: Of cer kicked, Gov. Gina Raimondo, who serted Trump respects the Vice President Mike Pence speaks as Democratic vice presidential can- punched man being arrested science on climate change didate Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., listens during the vice presidential called the students sel sh. The school has had 240 when actually the presi- debate Wednesday. A report released by a dent mocks it, overstated total positive coronavirus civilian review board that the threat of voting fraud cases this semester, all fuels. He says he does not nd that today’s hurri- been even in the top 10 in oversees the Providence and misrepresented the but three in students, ac- support banning hydrau- canes are worse because of Police Department found Russia investigation in percentage of greenhouse cording to the latest data lic fracturing, or frack- the warming climate. that a department ser- the Salt Lake City debate. gas emission reductions. released by the college. ing, however, and says he Research shows that geant verbally taunted Harris got tangled in tax ECONOMY doubts such a ban is pos- intensi cation of the a man he was arresting, policy at one point and PENCE: “Joe Biden Department of Health sible. storms has increased knelt on the back of his misleadingly suggested wants to go back to the As far as Trump and tremendously since the con rms 182 new cases neck, punched and kicked that Trump branded the economic surrender to climate change, Trump’s 1980s in the Atlantic and his ribs, kicked his head, coronavirus a hoax. China, that when we took The Rhode Island De- public comments as pres- the only explanation is and walked on the back of Altogether, the debate of ce, half of our interna- partment of Health re- his lower legs. wasn’t the madhouse ident all dismiss the sci- human-caused climate ported 182 new con rmed ence on climate change — change. tional trade de cit was The report by the Prov- matchup of Trump vs. Joe with China alone. And Joe cases of COVID-19 and idence External Review Biden last week. But there that it’s caused by people An analysis of 167 years one more one corona- burning fossil fuels, and of federal storm data by Biden wants to repeal all Authority was released were plenty of distortions. virus-related death on Wednesday at the request it’s worsening sharply. As The Associated Press in of the tariffs that Presi- A sampling: Thursday. of The Public’s Radio. It recently as last month, 2017 found that no 30-year dent Trump put into effect CLIMATE CHANGE The new cases pushed is based on body camera Trump said, “I don’t think period in history has seen to ght for American jobs PENCE: “The both of the state’s total to more footage, video recorded by science knows” what it’s this many major hurri- you repeatedly commit- and American workers.” than 26,000. The death a bystander, and a review talking about regarding canes, with winds greater ted to abolishing fossil THE FACTS: The tar- toll from the disease is of the police department’s global warming and the than 110 mph, this many fuel and banning frack- iffs were not the win now 1,127. internal investigation. ing … President Trump resulting worsening of days of those whoppers claimed by Pence. The daily positivity rate Sgt. Joseph Hanley is has made clear we’re go- wild res, hurricanes and spinning in the Atlantic, For starters, tariffs are was 1.8 percent. charged with simple as- ing to continue to listen other natural disasters. or this much overall en- taxes that consumers and The seven-day rolling sault for allegedly hitting He’s ridiculed the science ergy generated by those to the science” on climate businesses pay through average of the positivity Rishod Gore, 28, of East in many public comments powerful storms. change. higher prices. So Pence is rate in Rhode Island has Providence, several times, and tweets. Such ndings are what THE FACTS: Pence defending tax increases. fallen to 1.5 percent as of during the April 19 en- His regulation-cut- alarm scientists and part Wednesday, according to is correct when he says The tariffs against China counter. He has been sus- Harris supported banning ting has eliminated key of what Pence calls alarm- the Johns Hopkins Uni- did cause the trade de - pended with pay and is fracking, incorrect when Obama-era efforts to re- ist. versity Center for Systems due back in court Oct. 26. cit in goods with China he says Biden does, and duce fossil fuel emissions. PENCE: “You know, Science and Engineering. No defense attorney is list- false when he says Trump PENCE: The National what’s remarkable is the to fall in 2019. But that’s The seven-day rolling ed in online court records. follows the science on cli- Oceanic and Atmospheric United States has reduced a pyrrhic victory at best average of daily new cases The review board called mate change. Administration “tells us CO2 more than the coun- as overall U.S. economic in Rhode Island has risen for an independent review At a CNN climate that, actually, as dif cult tries that are still in the growth slowed from 3 per- over the past two weeks of the encounter in July change town hall for Dem- as they are, there are no Paris climate accord.” cent to 2.2 percent because from 117 on Sept. 23 to during a summer of pro- ocratic presidential can- more hurricanes today FACTS: True but hardly of the trade uncertainty. almost 147 on Wednesday. tests over racism and po- didates last year, Harris than there were 100 years remarkable. With its giant More important, the Raimondo said Wednes- lice brutality sparked by said, “There’s no question ago, but many of the cli- economy, the U.S. has far Trump administration has day that the state is nd- the killing of George Floyd, more raw emissions of cli- I’m in favor of banning mate alarmists use hurri- not decreased the overall ing more new cases be- a Black man, by Minneap- canes and wild res to try mate-damaging carbon di- cause of its aggressive fracking. Starting with trade imbalance. For all olis police in May. what we can do from Day and sell a bill of goods.” oxide to cut than any other testing policy. Hanley is white and Gore trading partners, the Cen- One on public lands.” Now, THE FACTS: He’s evad- country except China. The number of people in is Black, but the report as Biden’s running mate, ing what science actually A more telling measure sus Bureau said the trade the hospital with the dis- does not mention any ra- she is bound to his agenda, says about climate change of progress in various de cit was $576.9 billion ease is also on the rise and cial aspect to the arrest. which is different. and hurricanes. The main countries is to look at what last year, nearly $100 bil- was up to 117 as of Tues- Gore was charged with Biden has an ambitious studies don’t assert Earth percentage of emissions lion higher than during day, up from 110 the pre- disorderly conduct and re- climate plan that seeks to is seeing more hurricanes they have cut. Since 2005, the last year of Barack vious day. Twelve were in sisting arrest, but charges rapidly reduce use of fossil than a century ago. They the United States hasn’t Obama’s presidency. intensive care. were later dropped. 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ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Dr. Felix Antonio Cruz Jiminian, a recognized doctor from the Dominican Republic who survived COVID-19, right, bumps elbows with state Sen. Brendan Crighton, as state ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Rep. Dan Cahill, center, and Mayor Thomas M. McGee look Wednesday’s high winds caused a large recreational boat off of Nahant Wharf to come on after Jiminian spoke about understanding the risks of loose from its mooring and drift across the harbor, damaging several smaller boats in COVID-19 at Lynn City Hall on Friday. its path before coming to rest on a rocky beach.

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St. Mary’s Brooke Moloney clears the ball to center eld as St. Mary’s the Spartans Isabelle take on Skabeikis Matignon on locks eyes Saturday. with a ball in mid-air.

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By Mark Kennedy Black Muppet neverthe- “grown-ish;” “Hamilton” ASSOCATED PRESS less refuses to stop playing star Christopher Jack- superheroes, saying they son; and Grammy-nomi- NEW YORK — “Ses- can come in all colors. The nated singer Andra Day. ame Street” has always white Muppet soon apol- Viewers are offered tips pressed for inclusion. Now ogizes. “Racism hurts and to help their communities in the wake of the nation- it’s wrong,” is the message. unite, including chalk al reckoning on race, it’s In the song “How Do drawings, making positive going further — teach- You Know?” racism is signs and going to sing-a- ing children to stand up dealt with head-on. “Hey, longs. When outside, all against racism. Elmo, how would you the puppets wear masks, Sesame Workshop — feel if I said, ‘I don’t like even the letter puppets. the nonprofit, education- you ‘cause I don’t like The special concludes al organization behind the color red?’” sings with the slogan “Listen. “Sesame Street” — will later this month air the Tamir, a Black, 8-year-old Act. Unite.” half-hour anti-racist Muppet. Elmo responds: Sesame Workshop has special “The Power of We” “Elmo wouldn’t care what included online resources and hopes families will you said ‘cause Elmo is for parents to help guide watch together. proud, proud to be red!” It conversations with their PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The special defines concludes with the lines: child about race, includ- racism for younger viewers “Speak up. Say some- ing talking, singing and Britain’s Prince William, right and Naturalist Sir David Attenborough re- and shows how it can be thing. Don’t give in.” breathing together. “Shar- act as they discuss the Earthshot Prize at Kensington Palace, in London. hurtful. It urges children “We believe that this ing can help us feel better,” who encounter racism or moment calls for a direct is one tip. There are also hear someone else be the discussion about racism downloadable pictures to Prince William, David Attenborough victim of it to call it out. to help children grasp the color and a certificate with “When you see something issues and teach them a place to put the name of launch ‘Earthshot’ award that’s wrong, speak up and that they are never too an upstander. say, ‘That’s wrong’ and tell young to be ‘upstanders’ “Sesame Street,” which By Pan Pylas planet.” William will be part of an adult,” 6-year-old Gabri- for themselves, one an- last year celebrated its ASSOCIATED PRESS The plan envisions five the panel that makes the elle the Muppet advises. other, and their commu- 50th anniversary, has a prizes of $1.3 million decisions. The special, composed nities,” said Kay Wilson history of explaining the LONDON — Prince awarded each year for The prize fund will be of little skits and songs in Stallings, executive vice world to children, tackling William has joined forces the next 10 years, provid- provided by the project’s a Zoom-like format, will president of creative and everything from foster with renowned British ing at least 50 solutions global alliance founding stream on HBO Max and production at Sesame care to substance abuse. broadcaster and naturalist to the world’s greatest partners, a group which PBS Kids and air on PBS Workshop, in a statement. The latest special comes David Attenborough environmental problems includes the philanthropic stations beginning Oct. 15. Current and former on the heels of “Sesa- to launch a new environ- by 2030. bodies of billionaires like In one animated skit, a Sesame Street human me Street” contributing mental award Thursday, The first five Earthshots Microsoft co-founder Paul Black Muppet is told by cast members Alan, Char- to “Coming Together: the Earthshot Prize, which center on protecting and Allen, Alibaba founder a white Muppet that he lie, Chris and Gordon Standing Up To Racism,” has grand ambitions to restoring nature, clean Jack Ma, and Michael can’t dress up like a super- take part in the special, a CNN town hall special “incentivize change and air, reviving oceans, build- Bloomberg. hero because they’re only alongside celebrity guests in June hosted by Van help to repair our planet ing a waste-free world Attenborough, 94, said white. Though hurt, the Yara Shahidi, the star of Jones and Erica Hill. over the next 10 years.” and fixing the climate. time is of the essence. The prize takes its inspi- “We very much hope “Suddenly there are real ration from the Moonshot that even if we can’t nec- dangers that there may be challenge that President essarily change the world a tipping point in which John F. Kennedy set for in ten years’ time just the icecaps of the North the U.S. in 1961 to put a from the prize alone, what Pole begin to melt, which man on the moon by the we do hope is that, just it’s doing already,” he told end of the decade. like the Moonshot land- BBC radio. “It’s a matter In the wake of William, who has been ings where they devel- of great urgency now.” the national immersed in environ- oped cat scanners, X-ray William also spoke reckoning on mental issues all his life, machines, breathing about how his seven-year- race, “Sesame said the same resources apparatus, stuff like that old son, Prince George, Street” is used to tackle the coro- I think has been really, is getting concerned about going further navirus pandemic should really important to come what’s going on in the — teaching be devoted to saving the out of that,” William said. world. He said his son children to natural world. Nominations open on was left so saddened by stand up “According to the ex- Nov. 1 with an annual an Attenborough docu- against racism. perts, it really is the point global awards ceremony mentary about extinction of no return,” he told Sky held in a different city that he told his father “I FILE PHOTO | News. “We have 10 years each year, starting with don’t want to watch this ASSOCIATED PRESS to fundamentally fix our London in the fall of 2021. anymore.” WEATHER LOTTERY

SUN, MOON, TIDES National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST

Forecast for Friday, October 9, 2020 Partly cloudy. High around W winds 10 to 15 kt. Gusts MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Sunrise today 6:45 a.m. Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. 75F. Winds SW at 15 to 25 up to 20 kt in the morning. Thursday ...... 9758 Thursday ...... 2129 Sunset today 6:12 p.m. mph. Higher wind gusts pos- Waves around 2 ft. Wednesday ...... 0696 Wednesday ...... 7349 sible. Sunrise tomorrow 6:50 a.m. Tonight: SW winds 5 to 10 Tuesday ...... 2780 Tuesday ...... 4008 Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low kt, increasing to 10 to 15 kt Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: High tide today 5:04 p.m. 52F. Winds W at 10 to 20 with gusts up to 20 kt after Low tide today 11:35 p.m. H mph. midnight. Waves around 2 ft. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER H All 4 ...... $5,462 All 4 ...... $4,422 High tide tomorrow 5:59 p.m. First or last 3 ...... $765 First or last 3 ...... $619 Any 2 ...... $66 Any 2 ...... $53 3 Any 1 ...... $7 Any 1 ...... $5 DELTA ANY ORDER ANY ORDER Fronts

Cold Warm Stationary All 4...... $228 All 4...... $368 Pressure First 3...... $127 First 3...... $206 H L OCT. 10 OCT. 16 High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice TODAY TOMORROW SUNDAY Last 3...... $127 Last 3...... $103 <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ P’Cloudy | High 75, Low 52 P’Cloudy | High 57, Low 48 P’Cloudy | High 58, Low 53 NATIONAL SUMMARY: Hurricane Delta will make landfall along the coast of Louisiana late today. Flooding rain, damaging winds, devastating storm surge and isolated tornadoes will accompany the hurricane. Farther east, a cold front will cause showers and thunderstorms over southern Georgia and northern Florida. Rain will encroach on western Washington.

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By Mike Alongi Billingsley, Logan Lo- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR masney and Jordyn Col- eld hockey lins also played well in SALEM — The Pea- the victory, while Emma body girls soccer team Bloom and Madison Mur- opened the season with phy split time in goal to past Beverly a bang Thursday after- earn the shutout. noon, notching a shutout “We’ve got a good mix By Mike Alongi Doughman had ve saves. win over Northeastern of players this year, with ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Marblehead pushed the Conference foe Salem, some good senior leader- pace offensively for much 6-0, on the road at Mc- Junior Anastasiya Ziazi- ship and also some fresh- of the game, putting 13 Grath Park. ulia came through with the men and sophomores who shots on net in the rst half “First of all, just to be game-winning play for the alone. Beverly goalie Julia able to get out here and are getting some playing Marblehead eld hockey compete as a team is time,” said Desroches. “It team Thursday afternoon, Otterbein stood tall for the great and we’re all very was nice to see us come scoring a goal on a penal- most part with 12 saves, excited about it,” said together and play well in ty shot early in the fourth but Marblehead was able Peabody coach Dennis our first game.” quarter to lift the Magicians to sneak one through when Desroches. “We’re obvi- Peabody came out with to a 2-1 victory over Beverly Tess Keaney found the back ously a little nervous be- force on the offensive in a Northeastern Confer- of the net on an assist from cause it kind of feels like end, dominating time of ence matchup at Frank For- Ziaziulia about halfway any game could be your possession early and get- ti Field in Beverly. through the second quarter last, but we’re happy to ting a number of scoring Following a foul in the to make it 1-0. opportunities. The Tan- be out here and we’re box with just under 13 min- Beverly came out a little ners got things started embracing the opportu- ute to play in the game, the stronger to start the second early when Kiricoples nity.” Magicians were awarded half, and it paid off early netted her first of the a penalty stroke. Ziaziulia Amber Kiricoples and when Kyra Perron scored to McKayla Fisher led the game just four minutes stepped up to take the shot, tie the game up. But Mar- way for the Peabody of- into the game, then Fish- and she ri ed one in on the fense, scoring two goals er added her first of the right-hand side to give Mar- blehead continued to play apiece in the win. Emily game a few minutes lat- blehead the lead for good. well from there, eventually earning the penalty shot McDonough and Hailey er. With a 2-0 lead, Pea- ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Madi Monahan, Mae Col- Baker each scored one body was off and run- well, Jane O’Neil, Jessica that would win the game. goal, while Hailee Lo- ning. Peabody senior captain Amber Kiricoples West, Canaan Whittier, Marblehead (1-0) returns masney and Aja Alimon- scored two goals in the Tanners’ 6-0 win over Teagan Masters and Haven to the eld next Thursday ti each had two assists. PEABODY, B2 Salem Thursday at McGrath Park. Linehan also played well in (4) when it hosts Gloucester Maddy Scacchi, Megan the win, while goalie Emily at Piper Field. Lynn eld boys soccer opens season with a victory in Thursday’s loss. Con- Tanners No. 1 Ryan SCHOOL ROUNDUP nor Hamel added one as- Burnett played well de- sist, while Kaya Jackson, spite a loss, Sammy Oliv- By Mike Alongi Jacob Guarino and Cian ieri pulled out a 5-4 win ITEM SPORTS EDITOR LeVasseur also played and Jacob Richards tied The Lynn eld boys soc- well in the loss. 4.5-4.5. cer team kicked the sea- St. Mary’s (1-1) is back “We’re really young, son off on a high note in action Saturday morn- which is a good thing,” Thursday night, notching ing (10) on the road at Peabody coach Peter Cro- a 2-1 win over Cape Ann Bishop Stang. nin said. “The future looks League foe Manches- GIRLS SOCCER bright, we just have to ter-Essex in a tough bat- Lynn eld 1, clean up our short game. tle at Lynn eld High. Manchester-Essex 0 Marblehead 41.5, “It was really exciting Lynn eld took home the Beverly 30.5 just to get back out on win in the 71st minute Marblehead got wins the eld and play,” said with a penalty-kick goal. from Ben Weed (5.5-3.5), Lynn eld coach Brent The Pioneers (1-0) travel Matt Weed (6.5-2.5), Matt Monroe. “We knew com- to North Reading Satur- Thompson (6.5-2.5), Chris ing in that this would be a day afternoon (2). Grenier (6.5-2.5), Jacob tough game and we were GOLF Aizanman (5.5-3.5), while right. We had to battle Swampscott 51.5, Jack Sontz and Abigail the whole way and it was Peabody 20.5 Schwartz each tied their great to come away with The Big Blue remained matches (5-4.5). the win.” hot with another victory The Magicians (1-1) Ben Sykes and Jack Thursday, getting wins play on the road at Pea- Bird each scored a goal for from Danny DiLisio (5-4), body Tuesday (3:30). the Pioneers, while Alex Aidan Graciale (8-1), Lou Bishop Fenwick 177, Gentile had one assist. Spellios (9-0), Nate Stern Austin Prep 171 Lynn eld (1-0) hosts ri- (7.5-1.5), Will Roddy (7-2) The Crusaders earned a val North Reading Satur- and Nate Maercklein (6.5- slim victory on the road at day afternoon (2). 2.5). Hillview Golf Course. Fen- BOYS SOCCER Swampscott (3-2) trav- wick (5-1) hosts St. Mary’s Archbishop Williams els to Salem tomorrow af- Saturday afternoon (3:30) 2, St. Mary’s 1 ternoon (3). at The Meadow at Pea- Zach Barden, playing The Peabody golf team body Golf Course. his rst season of soccer struggled in its opener, ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO but three young players due to the postponement ROUNDUP, B2 Lynn eld player Jack Bird battles for the ball with Manchester-Essex of the football season, showed promise in their player Naderson Curtis during a soccer game on Thursday night at Lyn- scored his rst career var- rst career high school n eld High School. sity goal for the Spartans matches. Patriots-Broncos game moved to Monday night

By Teresa M. Walker Tennessee in Week 3 was and he said Tuesday that ASSOCIATED PRESS moved to Oct. 25. he stood by the franchise Buffalo is scheduled to following league protocols. NASHVILLE, Tenn. host Kansas City next The investigation by the (AP) — The Bills-Titans Thursday, and that game NFL and the players’ asso- game has been moved will be rescheduled. ciation into how Tennessee from Sunday to Tuesday The Titans’ outbreak turned into the league’s night as long as Tennessee increased to 23 Thursday rst COVID-19 outbreak has no more positive tests with tight end MyCole found “several speci c in- for COVID-19 in the inter- Pruitt and a defensive cidents” of the Titans pos- im, a person with direct back from the practice sibly breaking protocols knowledge of the switch squad put on the reserve/ dealing with the corona- tells The Associated Press. COVID-19 list Thursday virus pandemic, a person The NFL also is resched- afternoon. The Titans’ fa- with knowledge of the in- uling Sunday’s Bron- cility remains closed with quiry told The Associated cos-Patriots game from the team still prohibited Press on Wednesday. Sunday to Monday night from any in-person activ- Also, Tennessee was told at 5 p.m. after New En- ities. players could not gather gland had a smaller out- Tennessee (3-0) has had together for any in-per- break of COVID-19, the 21 positive tests returned son activities either at the person said Thursday, since Sept. 29, though now club’s facility or elsewhere speaking on condition of 13 players are on the re- a day before several Titans anonymity because the serve/COVID-19 list, in- worked out at a private league and teams had not cluding four starters and a school, a person familiar of cially announced the long snapper. with the situation told the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS changes. Titans coach Mike Vra- AP on Thursday. Three games now have Patriots cornerback Stephon Gilmore, who tested positive for COVID-19 bel has talked with report- PATS, B2 this week, makes a tackle on Chiefs’ receiver Mecole Hardman Monday been postponed due to the ers only once this week, pandemic: Pittsburgh at night. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2020

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE FRIDAY Boys Soccer Peabody girls soccer earns shutout Girls Soccer St. Mary’s at Bishop Stang (10) Beverly at Marblehead (4) Matignon at Bishop Fenwick (12) Masconomet at Swampscott (4) North Reading at Lynnfield (2) Boys Soccer Field Hockey win over Salem in season opener Cardinal Spellman at Bishop Fenwick St. Mary’s at Bishop Stang (11) (3:30) Volleyball PEABODY Marblehead at Beverly (4) Archbishop Williams at Bishop Fen- Swampscott at Masconomet (4) wick (12:30) From B1 Salem at Peabody (4) St. Mary’s at Bishop Stang (12:15) Malden Catholic at St. John’s Prep Golf “We wanted to get on top (5) early so we could play our Field Hockey St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (3:30) North Reading at Lynnfield (4:15) Cross Country style of game and control Golf Gloucester at Peabody (8) the pace,” said Desroches. Swampscott at Salem (3) Matignon at Bishop Fenwick (9) “It was really nice to take SATURDAY Marblehead at Salem (10) control early.” Girls Soccer SUNDAY From there, the Tanners Bishop Fenwick at Matignon (10) Golf continued to tack onto the St. Mary’s at Bishop Stang (12) Cardinal Spellman at Bishop Fenwick lead. Baker scored in the Lynnfield at North Reading (2) (3:30) second quarter to make it 3-0 at the half, then TV/RADIO Kiricoples and Fisher scored goals to push the Baseball lead to 5-0. After one last 2:08 p.m...... Atlanta at Miami ...... FS1 3:35 p.m...... Houston at Oakland ...... TBS tally from McDonough, 7:10 p.m...... NY Yankees at Tampa Bay ...... TBS Peabody was able to cruise 9:08 p.m...... LA Dodgers at San Diego ...... FS1 to victory. Pro basketball Despite the strong per- 9 p.m...... Miami at LA Lakers ...... ABC Boxing formance, the Tanners still 10 p.m...... Emanuel Navarrete vs. Ruben Villa (featherweights) ....ESPN found themselves stum- College football bling over a few of the new 7 p.m...... Louisville at Georgia Tech ...... ESPN rules put in place this sea- Golf 6:30 a.m...... European Tour: BMW PGA Championship ...... Golf son due to COVID-19. 1 p.m...... LPGA Tour: KPMG Women’s PGA Championship ...... Golf “It’s an adjustment pe- 5 p.m...... PGA Tour: Shriners Hospitals For Children Open ...... Golf riod for sure,” said Des- 8:30 p.m...... Champions Tour: SAS Championship ...... Golf roches. “A lot of the re- Men’s college soccer 6 p.m...... Clemson at North Carolina ...... ESPNU strictions go against the Tennis players’ instincts, so it’s 11 a.m...... French Open ...... NBC tough to get used to. But everyone has to deal with it and we’ll continue to NFL work on it in practice.” AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Next up for the Tanners East East (1-0) is their home opener W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Buffalo 4 0 0 1.000 123 100 Philadelphia 1 2 1 .250 84 107 against Swampscott Tues- NE 2 2 0 .500 97 92 Dallas 1 3 0 .250 126 146 day afternoon (4). Miami 1 3 0 .250 93 96 Washington 1 3 0 .250 79 112 N.Y. Jets 0 4 0 .000 65 131 N.Y. Giants 0 4 0 .000 47 96 “There’s a chance of rain South South right now and we can’t W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA play when the masks get Tennessee 3 0 0 1.000 80 74 Tampa Bay 3 1 0 .750 120 92 ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Indianapolis 3 1 0 .750 103 56 Carolina 2 2 0 .500 99 102 wet, so we’re hoping for Jacksonville 1 3 0 .250 95 117 NO 2 2 0 .500 123 123 some dry weather,” said Peabody’s McKayla Fisher scored a pair of goals in the Tanners’ 6-0 win Houston 0 4 0 .000 80 126 Atlanta 0 4 0 .000 106 138 over Salem Thursday at McGrath Park. North North Desroches. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Pittsburgh 3 0 0 1.000 80 58 Green Bay 4 0 0 1.000 152 101 Baltimore 3 1 0 .750 122 73 Chicago 3 1 0 .750 85 81 Cleveland 3 1 0 .750 124 126 Detroit 1 3 0 .250 99 127 Cincinnati 1 2 1 .250 99 99 Minnesota 1 3 0 .250 106 125 Lynn eld cross county sweeps West West W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Kansas City 4 0 0 1.000 117 70 Seattle 4 0 0 1.000 142 109 Las Vegas 2 2 0 .500 111 120 L.A. Rams 3 1 0 .750 106 80 Denver 1 3 0 .250 82 98 Arizona 2 2 0 .500 98 92 LAC 1 3 0 .250 83 95 San Fran 2 2 0 .500 107 71 Georgetown to open season Thursday’s Game Jacksonville at Houston, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay at Chicago, 8:20 p.m. Miami at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. ROUNDUP victory in straight sets to (18:20) while sophomore The Pioneers (1-0) travel Sunday’s Games N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. From B1 open the season Thursday. John McKrell also had an to Newburyport Thursday Cincinnati at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Denver at New England, 4:25 p.m. St. Mary’s (1-0) travels to impressive day. Coach Joe Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Indianapolis at Cleveland, 4:25 p.m. (3:30). Carolina at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Minnesota at Seattle, 8:20 p.m. FIELD HOCKEY Bishop Stang Saturday af- DiBiase, in his last year GIRLS CROSS Las Vegas at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Byes: Detroit, Green Bay Manchester-Essex 4, ternoon (12:15). with the team was happy COUNTRY L.A. Rams at Washington, 1 p.m. Monday’s Games Lynn eld 3 BOYS CROSS to see his teams, includ- Lynn eld 50, Buffalo at Tennessee, 1 p.m. L.A. Chargers at New Orleans, 8:15 The Pioneers (0-1) are COUNTRY ing the girls get back out Georgetown 15 Arizona at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. p.m. right back in action Friday Lynn eld 35, there. The Lynn eld girls had afternoon (4:15) at home Georgetown 22 “It went great,” DiBiase an impressive start to MLB POSTSEASON against rival North Read- The Lynn eld boys got said. “It was great to just ing. their season started on be on the bus, see the kids their season with Bianca THURSDAY FRIDAY VOLLEYBALL the right foot with a win joking, laughing and then Guarrcino nishing third Tampa Bay (Thompson 1-2) vs. New New York Yankees (Cole 7-3) vs. place (24:09). York Yankees (Montgomery 2-3), St. Mary’s 3, at Georgetown Thursday. see them running. It was Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Lynn eld (1-0) is back on 7:10 p.m., Tampa Bay leads series Houston vs. Oakland, 3:35 p.m. Archbishop Williams Senior Mike Madden led a little bit of normalcy 2-1. Los Angeles Dodgers vs. San Diego 0 the pack for the Pioneers (Thursday). It was great to the road Thursday (3:30) Houston 11, Oakland 6, Houston (Paddock 4-5), 9:08 p.m. (FS1) The Spartans earned a with a rst place nish get out there.” at Newburyport. wins series 3-1. Atlanta vs. Miami, 2:08 p.m. (FS1) Los Angeles Dodgers (May 3-1) vs. San Diego (Morejon 2-2), 9:08 p.m. SATURDAY (MLB), Los Angeles leads series 2-0. San Diego vs. Los Angeles Dodgers, Atlanta 7, Miami 0, Atlanta wins- 8:08 p.m. (FS1) series 3-0. Miami vs. Atlanta, 4:08 p.m. (FS1)

NBA FINALS TUESDAY SUNDAY L.A. Lakers 102, Miami 96, Lakers x-L.A. Lakers vs. Miami, 7:30 p.m. lead series 3-1 FRIDAY TUESDAY, Oct. 13 Miami vs. L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m. x-Miami vs. L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m.

TODAY IN SPORTS

Oct. 9 complete. 1943 — Bob Hoernschemeyer 2010 — Mike Brinkley passes for throws six touchdown passes, an six touchdowns and Armond Smith NCAA record for a freshman, as Indiana beats Nebraska 54-13. runs for five scores to lead Union 1965 — The United States wins (Ky.) in a high-scoring 84-55 victory the Ryder Cup 19½-12½ at the over Bethel (Tenn.) in an NAIA foot- Royal Birkdale Golf Club in South- ball game. port, England. Arnold Palmer 2010 — Derek Stepan becomes clinches the title, beating Peter Butler 2 up. It’s the 13th victory the fourth player to score three for the Americans in this event times in his NHL debut to lead the which began in 1927. Britain, win- New York Rangers to a sea- ners of this event three times, last son-opening 6-3 win over the Buf- won in 1957. falo Sabres. 1974 — The Washington Capitals lose their first NHL game, 6-3 to 2011 — Sebastian Janikowski the Rangers at New York’s Madi- kicks four field goals, including son Square Garden. three from at least 50 yards (54, 1982 — Al Del Greco kicks six 55, 50), in Oakland’s 25-20 win field goals for all of Auburn’s over Houston. Houston’s Matt PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS points in an 18-3 triumph over Schaub throws for 416 yards and Kentucky. After a week lled with remote meetings after a virus outbreak, Bill Belichick and the Patriots’ 1983 — Buffalo’s Joe Ferguson two touchdowns. passes for 419 yards and five 2011 — The NHL returns to Winni- Week 5 game at home against Denver has been pushed to Monday night. touchdowns in an 38-35 overtime peg, but Carey Price stops 30 win against Miami. Uwe Von Scha- shots and the Montreal Canadiens mann of the Dolphins misses two field goals in the overtime and Joe put a damper on a massive civic Patriots-Broncos game moved to Danelo ends the game with a celebration with a 5-1 victory over 36-yard field goal. the Jets. 1991 — The San Jose Sharks 2012 — Jerry Sandusky is sen- chalk up their first NHL victory as tenced to at least 30 years in pris- they beat the Calgary Flames 4-3. Monday amid NFL reschedules 1993 — Minnesota’s Scott Eckers on in the child sexual abuse scan- passes for 402 yards and a dal that brought shame to Penn school-record six touchdowns in State and led to coach Joe Pater- PATS in the CBA or COVID NFL’s chief medical offi- Year Stephon Gilmore his first collegiate start as the no’s downfall. From B1 protocols related to cer, said Wednesday that joined quarterback Cam Gophers beat Purdue 59-56. 2015 — Sepp Blatter, still hoping working out after being the investigation looked Newton on the reserve/ 1993 — Carey Bender rushes 33 times for 417 yards, setting an to return to power as FIFA presi- The NFL closed both told not to or in case of into everything from COVID-19 list Wednes- NCAA all-division single-game rush- dent, is banned for 90 days, the Tennessee and Min- an outbreak at a team’s video inside the Titans’ day. New England also ing record, in Coe’s 69-7 Division essentially ending his 17-year nesota facilities Sept. facility. facility, interviewing ev- has a defensive tackle III victory over Grinnell. reign as the leader of soccer’s gov- NFL Commissioner eryone involved and even 2004 — Texas Tech beats Nebras- 29 after eight positive from the practice squad erning body. Both Blatter and UEFA ka 70-10, the worst lost in the test results for the Ti- Roger Goodell warned studied seating charts on on the list. Cornhuskers’ storied 114-year his- President Michel Platini are given all 32 teams Monday buses and planes. tans; the Titans played New England coach Bill tory. 90-day bans in the wake of a at the Vikings in Week 3. that following league Sills noted they wanted 2004 — Texas loses to Oklahoma Belichick said Thursday Swiss criminal case investigating A group of Titans, which protocols is mandatory to learn how to improve 12-0, getting shut out for the first financial misconduct at FIFA. the team closed its fa- time in 282 games and ending the included quarterback and that violations forc- and the NFL already has 2016 — Tom Brady looking razor- longest streak in the country. ing changes in the sched- made a number of chang- cility for the health and sharp at times and relatively rust- Ryan Tannehill, worked 2005 — Chris Burke hits a home out at Montgomery Bell ule could lead to being es. safety of the club. Wheth- run in the bottom of the 18th free after serving his four-game er the Patriots return to inning and Roger Clemens pitches “Deflategate” suspension, passes Academy in Nashville stripped of draft choices The Patriots missed a their facility Friday will three scoreless innings of relief in for 406 yards and three touch- on Sept. 30 after getting or even forfeiting games. second straight day of Houston’s 7-6, series-ending victo- permission from coaches The NFL also updated practice Thursday af- be a medical decision ry over Atlanta in the NLDS. The downs to Martellus Bennett as the longest postseason game in histo- New England Patriots thump the at the school. protocols on Oct. 2. ter reigning NFL De- rather than a football ry takes 5 hours, 50 minutes to Cleveland Browns 33-13. There wasn’t language Dr. Allen Sills, the fensive Player of the one, Belichick said. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Trump, Biden teams debate on next debate By Zeke Miller and debate wasn’t in person. the hospital, all the talk Will Weissert Biden suggested the event of contagiousness is an ASSOCIATED PRESS be delayed a week until unwelcome disruption to Oct. 22, which is when the his effort to shift focus WASHINGTON — The third and nal debate is away from a virus that has fate of the nal debates already scheduled. killed more than 210,000 between President Don- Trump then countered Americans this year. ald Trump and Democrat again, agreeing to a de- In an interview with Joe Biden was thrown bate on Oct. 22 — but only Fox Business anchor Ma- into uncertainty as the if face to face — and ask- ria Bartiromo shortly campaigns offered dueling ing that a third contest after the commission’s proposals for moving for- be added on Oct. 29, just announcement, Trump ward with a process that before the election. But insisted he was in “great has been upended by the Biden rejected squaring shape” and called the idea president’s coronavirus in- off that late in the cam- of a virtual debate a “joke.” fection. paign. “I’m not going to do a vir- By Thursday afternoon, ABC News announced tual debate,” he declared. it was unclear when or later it would host its own The president’s cam- how the next debates town hall where Biden paign manager, Bill Stepi- would proceed, or whether will answer questions en, said Trump would PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS voters would even get to from voters on national stage a rally rather than President Donald Trump, left, and former Vice President Joe Biden see the two men running television in Philadelphia debate next Thursday, during the rst presidential debate at Case Western University and for the White House on the next Thursday. though it’s not yet clear if Cleveland Clinic, in Cleveland, Ohio. same stage again before The debate commission, he will be well enough to Election Day. which has the unenviable do that. debated in person in Salt Boarding a ight to cam- The whipsaw day began task of nding common With less than four support began eroding Lake City on Wednesday paign in Arizona on Thurs- with an announcement ground between the com- weeks until Election Day after his seething per- from the nonpartisan peting campaigns, did not and with millions of vot- formance against Biden night, but were separated day, Biden said it would be Commission on Presiden- weigh in on any of the new ers casting early ballots, last week when he didn’t by plexiglass barriers to “irresponsible” for him to tial Debates, which said proposals. The organiza- pressure is building on clearly denounce a white prevent the spread of the comment on Trump’s de- the next debate, a town tion has come under scru- Trump to turn around a supremacist group. virus. bate decision. hall-style affair set for tiny already during this campaign that is trailing Trump’s apparent un- This would not be the “We don’t know what the Oct. 15 in Miami, would election after the rst de- Biden nationally and in willingness to change his rst time Trump has president’s going to do,” be held virtually. The com- bate between Trump and most battlegrounds, where style to win back voters skipped a debate. During Biden said. “He changes mission cited health con- Biden deteriorated, with the margin is narrower. A he needs — particularly the 2016 Republican pri- his mind every second.” cerns following Trump’s the president frequently debate before an audience women — was on display mary, he boycotted the last Biden’s deputy cam- infection as the reason for interrupting his opponent of tens of millions of televi- again Thursday during his debate before Iowa’s rst- paign manager, Kate Bed- the change. and the moderator unable sion viewers could provide Fox Business interview in-the nation’s caucus- ing eld, simply said Biden Trump, who is eager to to take control. that reset. when he referred to Dem- es, holding a fundraiser “looks forward to speaking return to the campaign For Trump, who is re- But another debate ocratic vice presidential for veterans instead — a directly to the American trail despite uncertainty covering from COVID-19 could also expose Trump nominee Kamala Harris move he later speculated people.” That was before about his health, said he at the White House after to political risks. GOP as a “monster.” Harris and may have contributed to ABC News announced its wouldn’t participate if the spending three days in strategists say the party’s Vice President Mike Pence his loss in the state. Biden town hall. 13 charged in plots against Michigan governor, police By Ed White on the economy, although ASSOCIATED PRESS many of those limits have been lifted. The governor DETROIT — Agents has exchanged barbs with foiled a stunning plot to President Donald Trump kidnap Michigan Dem- on social media, with the ocratic Gov. Gretchen president declaring in Whitmer, authorities said April, “LIBERATE MICH- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday in announc- IGAN!” Information signs are displayed at the closed ing charges in an alleged He has referred to Whit- Illinois Department of Employment Security scheme that involved mer as the “woman in WorkNet center in Arlington Heights, Ill. months of planning and Michigan.” There’s no in- even rehearsals to snatch dication in the criminal Whitmer from her vaca- complaint that the men tion home. were inspired by Trump. U.S. layoffs still Six men were charged Authorities also have not in federal court with con- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS said whether the men spiring to kidnap the gov- Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer address- were angry about Whit- ernor in reaction to what es the state during a speech in Lansing, Mich. mer’s coronavirus orders. high, but so is they viewed as her “un- The Michigan Supreme controlled power,” accord- of a group that federal has uncontrolled power Court last week ruled that ing to a federal complaint. a 1945 law used as the Separately, seven others authorities described as right now. All good things a militia, and undertak- must come to an end.” foundation for many of skepticism on were charged under the Whitmer’s orders was un- ing rehearsals in August Andrew Birge, the U.S. state’s anti-terrorism laws constitutional. The deci- and September, according attorney in western Mich- for allegedly targeting po- sion was 4-3, with justices to an FBI af davit. They lice and the state Capitol. igan, called them “violent who were nominated by jobless data “All of us in Michigan were arrested Wednesday extremists.” Republicans in the major- can disagree about poli- night and face up to life in Whitmer, who was con- ity. tics, but those disagree- prison if convicted. sidered as Joe Biden’s enue had shrunk as small The government said the By Christopher ments should never, ever Four planned to meet running mate, has been Rugaber businesses either closed plot against Whitmer was amount to violence. Vio- Wednesday to “make a praised but also deeply ASSOCIATED PRESS down or decided not to pur- stopped with the work of lence has been prevented payment on explosives criticized by the Republi- sue customers who hadn’t undercover agents and in- today,” Detroit U.S. Attor- and exchange tactical can-controlled Legislature formants. WASHINGTON — The paid their bills, McCann ney Matthew Schneider gear,” the FBI said in the and conservatives areas of Whitmer thanked law number of Americans seek- said. ing unemployment bene ts told reporters. court ling. the state for Michigan’s re- enforcement for thwarting A loan from the govern- dipped last week to a still- The six men charged in The FBI quoted one of sponse to the coronavirus. the alleged conspirators ment’s Paycheck Protec- high 840,000, evidence that federal court plotted for the accused as saying She put major restrictions and said she’s satis ed tion Program had helped layoffs remain elevated months, consulting and Whitmer “has no checks on personal movement that “sick and depraved McCann stave off cutting seven months into the pan- training with members and balances at all. She throughout the state and men” will face justice. workers. But “without demic recession. more (government help) on Yet economists say they the way and demand not are increasingly dubious picking up, we had to lay off about the unemployment Tensions rise as virus cases claims gures, even though employees to help save ex- there is little doubt that penses to stay in business.” hiring has slowed and em- At face value, the La- bor Department’s report surge in Wisconsin, Dakotas ployers have continued to lay off workers. Thursday indicated that One reason layoffs re- more than 800,000 peo- By Adam Geller patients, many gravely ill. moved into the Midwest. gle-day record. main high is that com- ple are still being laid off ASSOCIATED PRESS “Just yesterday I had a “What worries me is we “The reported num- panies often hold on to each week, a historically patient say, ’It’s OK, you haven’t learned our les- ber of deaths today is SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — A workers when a recession huge number — more than guys took good care of sons,” said Ali Mokdad, a heartbreaking,” said surge of coronavirus cases begins, if they can, in hopes in any week during the me, but it’s OK to let me professor of health met- state Health Department in Wisconsin and the Da- of outlasting the downturn. 2008-2009 Great Reces- go,’” Resch said. “I’ve cried rics sciences at the Uni- spokeswoman Nicole kotas is forcing a scram- Yet if the recession drags sion. Weekly applications with the respiratory unit, versity of Washington in Peske said. “Unfortunate- ble for hospital beds and on, many will eventually for unemployment bene ts I’ve cried with managers. Seattle. He cited data, ly, the deaths and the raising political tensions, give up and cut jobs. have long been considered I cry at home. I’ve seen compiled by the company increase in cases in long- as the Upper Midwest “Some of these new lay- a proxy for job cuts. nurses crying openly in Premise, showing mask term care are a direct re- and Plains emerge as one offs are coming from rms But the ood of layoffs the hallway.” usage at 39 percent in ection of what’s happen- of the nation’s most trou- that didn’t want or didn’t during the pandemic re- The efforts to combat Wisconsin and 45 percent ing in the community.” bling hot spots. have to lay people off at cession and the creation the quickening spread in the Dakotas, both be- In Wisconsin, health of- The three states now rst,” said Constance of some new jobless-aid of the virus in the Mid- low the U.S. average of 50 cials plan to open a eld lead all others in new Hunter, chief economist at programs have over- west and Plains states percent. hospital next week at the cases per capita, after KPMG. Now, “they have no whelmed state unemploy- are starting to recall the “People let down their state fairgrounds to pre- months in which many choice but to start reducing ment agencies. A result is scenes that played out in guard. They said, ‘It’s not vent health care centers politicians and residents their workforce.” that the jobless claims other parts of the coun- us. It’s big cities,’” Mokdad from being overwhelmed shunned mask require- Consider Luke McCann. gures the government try over the past several said. “But eventually, like by virus cases, even as ments while downplaying He had hoped through has been reporting have months. any other virus, it’s going state Republicans chal- the risks of the disease September that business become an object of skep- In the spring, New York to spread. Nobody lives in lenge Democratic Gov. that has now killed over would nally pick up at his ticism. City rushed to erect eld a bubble in this country.” Tony Evers’ mask man- 210,000 Americans. online marketing company, “We can’t view it as re- hospitals as emergency In North Dakota, which date in court. “It’s an emotional roll- CollectionAgencyMatch. al-time job separation rooms were ooded with does not require resi- “We hoped this day er coaster,” said Melissa com, based in Winston-Sa- data,” said Elizabeth Pan- desperately ill patients. dents to wear masks and wouldn’t come, but un- Resch, a nurse at Wis- lem, N. C. cotti, a policy adviser at Em- Then, as Northeastern whose 770 new cases per fortunately, Wisconsin is consin’s Aspirus Wausau It didn’t. So McCann was ploy America, a left-leaning states got a handle on the 100,000 residents are the in a much different, more Hospital, which is work- forced to lay off seven of the advocacy group, referring outbreak, it spread to Sun highest in the country, dire place today, and our ing to add beds and reas- 15 staffers at his company, to layoffs. “We’re still seeing Belt states like Arizona, 24 more deaths were re- health care systems are sign staff to keep up with which helps businesses nd massive overcounting of Texas and California ported Wednesday, triple beginning to become over- a rising caseload of virus collection agencies. His rev- initial claims.” over the summer. It then the state’s previous sin- whelmed,” Evers said. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Dad wants nephew’s death kept a secret from his kids DEAR ABBY: My hus- gaged? Both of us are wid- band’s nephew passed Dear Abby is written by Abigail owed after long marriag- away last week. He was es. My wife died two years only 26, and it was a com- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne ago. Her husband passed plete shock. No one real- Phillips, and was founded by her more than three years ized he was using drugs. ago. I am 77, and she is My husband is attending mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact 75. We are both active and the funeral (a nine-hour Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. feel lucky to have found drive) and will be gone for love again. We have been four days. We have two Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. a couple for seven months children, ages 7 and 9, and now. I could nd nothing because of the pandemic, about it on the internet. we’ve decided I will stay mortal. you know if you are in a Also, how long should home with them. When he returns, ap- relationship if there’s no we be engaged? Could we I’m writing to you be- proach the kids together, communication? Plus, he announce an engagement cause my husband doesn’t and in an age-appropriate gets irritated when I without setting a wedding want to tell our kids that manner, explain to them bring it up. date? Should I give her an their cousin has died — separately what happened. engagement ring? I am ever. We don’t see his fam- Many young people experi- NOT RIGHT IN THE not experienced. My last ily often — maybe once ment with drugs because EAST engagement was in 1961. every few years — but the they think that addiction That marriage lasted 56 kids remember their cous- and death won’t happen to DEAR NOT RIGHT: years. in, and I’m sure they will them. Knowing what hap- When someone’s behavior ask about him next time suddenly changes, there is IN THE DARK IN pened to their cousin could NEW MEXICO we visit. ensure it won’t happen to usually a reason. What I think we need to tell either of them. that reason may be, I can’t them, but he is adamant DEAR IN THE DARK: guess and neither can you. I assume you and this lady they never know. Should I DEAR ABBY: I have The dynamic in your rela- ll them in while he’s are already discussing been in a relationship with tionship with this person marriage. While you are gone or wait until he’s is de nitely different. ready to break the news? a guy for a year and half. doing that, ask her if she We don’t live together. Call him and ask him if would like a ring and FORTHCOMING IN During the pandemic, his his feelings for you have whether she would like to MAINE regular job shut down. He changed. It may be that he join you in selecting one or nally got another job and is depressed. It may also be would prefer to be “sur- DEAR FORTHCOMING: bought lawn equipment to he now has a job and is prised.” You can announce I do not recommend going keep in my shed. busy. That he becomes irri- an engagement without behind your husband’s His behavior has tated when you have tried mentioning a wedding back with a parenting de- changed, Abby. I haven’t to raise the subject tells me date, but because you have cision like this one. He heard from him in weeks. he is defensive. And that’s been a couple for only sev- may be trying to shield the He says men don’t call a red ag. en months, consider for- children from the reality women anymore, and if I malizing your union on the that not only old people want to talk to him, I DEAR ABBY: Is it OK anniversary of your rst but also young people are should call him. How do for 70-year-olds to get en- meeting. BRIDGE

The textbook suit ignored by a robot Louis Shalako, in his poem “Mr. the bidding and surely held the club Robot,” included the verse, “I, robot ace. / Don’t have the capacity / To dream At trick ve, the robot South imme- about tomorrow / But I never spell a diately played a low heart to dum- word wrong.” my’s ace; but when East discarded, You would think that bridge-playing West had to take a trump trick to robots would never misplay a suit defeat the contract. combination — but you would be A human declarer realized that wrong! In today’s deal, how should he had to avoid a trump loser. If the South have played in four hearts? hearts were 2-2 or 3-1, that would West led the spade 10. East took two be no problem. So he considered tricks in the suit, cashed the club ace how to handle a 4-0 split. If East had and exited with a second club. South had a close decision in all four, the contract had no chance. the auction. Should he advance But if West held them, they could two hearts, in theory showing 0-8 be kept in check as long as South points, or should he jump to three started with his heart queen. Then, hearts, promising 9-11 points? He when East did discard, declarer led knew that an eight-card heart t was another trump and captured West’s guaranteed, and he liked his two 10 with dummy’s king. Back to hand minor-suit ruf ng values. So he took with a club ruff, South played a heart the high road and reached a good to dummy’s nine, cashed the heart game, given that East had opened ace and claimed. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS REMIND REWIND

Ghostwriter Apple TV+ Season Premiere! Season 2 of this re-imagining of Sesame Workshop’s The mummy awakens in his tomb beloved ‘90s kids series launches today. By Jeff Pfeiffer of the Mummy’s Tomb (1964), The Right Stuff REMIND MAGAZINE The Mummy’s Shroud (1967) Disney+ and Blood From the Mum- New Series! Along with the scientif- my’s Tomb (1971). The lat- This eight-part series based on Tom Wolfe’s best- ic and historical knowledge ter film is notable in that it seller is the story of America’s rst astronauts. Pat- that archaeologist Howard did not actually feature a rick J. Adams leads the large ensemble cast. Carter’s unearthing of King shrouded mummy, but rath- Deaf U Tutankhamun’s Egyptian er a reincarnated Egyptian tomb in 1922-23 revealed, Net ix queen, who was likely one of the discovery also had a New Series! the first female villains in a huge impact on pop culture. mummy movie. This coming-of-age docuseries follows a tight-knit It wasn’t long after the tomb group of deaf students at Gallaudet University, a was opened that, like an un- The mummy meets renowned private college for the deaf and hard of leashed curse, tales inspired the 21st century hearing in Washington, D.C. As the group of friends by one of ancient Egypt’s By and large, the mummy navigate the highs, lows and hookups of college life most mysterious practices — was put back in the tomb together, their stories offer an unprecedented, un- mummification of the dead — when it came to horror movies ltered and often unexpected look inside the deaf swept across movie theaters during the last few decades of community. and people’s imaginations in the 20th century. Audiences The Forty-Year-Old Version the form of a classic monster. used to aliens, slashers and Net ix Stories featuring living other modern-day monsters Original Film! mummies were not unheard did not seem too frightened Radha, a down-on-her-luck New York playwright, is of in literature before this by a slow-moving, easy-to- desperate for a breakthrough before age 40. But time, but the age of motion kill, dusty old creature. when she foils what seems like her last shot at suc- pictures that was getting into But that changed as a new full swing around the time century dawned. In 1999, cess, she’s left with no choice but to reinvent herself of Carter’s discovery really Universal reclaimed its clas- as rapper RadhaMUSPrime. This lm follows Radha brought the undead creature sic character in a fun and as she vacillates between the worlds of hip-hop and into the hearts and minds scary remake of The Mummy, theater on a quest to nd her true voice. This debut of audiences as filmmakers directed by Stephen Som- lm from writer/star Radha Blank won the Directing excavated mystery, romance mers and starring Brendan Prize at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival. and horror from the idea of Fraser and Rachel Weisz, The Haunting of Bly Manor a mummy returning for re- with Arnold Vosloo taking on Net ix venge or to reclaim a lost love. search for his lost love, who he acter was played by Tom Ty- Karloff’s role of Imhotep. New Series! The classic believes has been reincarnat- ler. Lon Chaney Jr., who also For the first time, thanks The Haunting of Hill Housecreator Mike Flanagan Universal era ed in the form of a beautiful became famous as the Wolf to advances in CGI effects, a and producer Trevor Macy are behind this next chap- modern woman. Man around this time, played movie mummy was fast-mov- ter of theHauntinganthology series. This one borrows The classic standard for The film is fairly slow-mov- Kharis in the follow-up films ing and difficult to battle. from Henry James’ classic supernatural tales writ- mummy movies was set ear- ing by today’s standards, and The Mummy’s Tomb (1942), This brilliantly evil creature ly on, not long after the dis- ten in the 19th century, like The Turn of the Screw, Karloff is not in the classic The Mummy’s Ghost (1944) was also more horrific than covery of King Tut’s resting mummy-wrap makeup for and The Mummy’s Curse previous incarnations, as he but is set in 1980s England. After an au pair’s trag- place. In 1932, Universal Pic- much of the film (though his (1944). graphically sucked the life ic death, Henry Wingrave (Henry Thomas) hires a tures released The Mummy, character still has a general out of his victims while trying young American nanny (Victoria Pedretti) to care for which quickly joined the leg- Hammer revival to restore life to his lost love. oddness about him). But di- his orphaned niece and nephew (Amelie Bea Smith, endary ranks of the studio’s As it had done with the char- The film successfully blended rector Karl Freund creates Benjamin Evan Ainsworth), who reside at Bly Manor previous two monster movies, acters of Dracula and Fran- old mummy movie plot points terrific atmosphere — es- with him and various servants. But all is not as it 1931’s Dracula and Franken- kenstein’s monster, Britain’s with new technology to cre- pecially near the beginning, seems at the manor, where “dead” doesn’t mean stein. Boris Karloff, who had Hammer Film Productions ate the template for a truly gone. gained fame as Franken- after the poor guy who reads also resurrected the mummy. modern mummy movie. Fright Favorites: “Back From the Grave” stein’s monster a year earlier, the words that give Imhotep The “Hammer horror” formu- Sommers’ 2001 sequel, The TCM, beginning at 8 p.m. also took on the mantle (and life goes instantly mad and is la reintroduced the monster Mummy Returns, again fea- overcome with insane laugh- Catch a Classic! the equally memorable Jack for a newer era of color film tured Imhotep but wasn’t ter once he sees the mummy As many horror lms have demonstrated, the grave Pierce makeup effects) of the and looser standards that quite as successful. A third slowly begin to shamble out is not always a person’s nal resting spot. Tonight’s mummy, named Imhotep. allowed for more outright film, The Mummy: Tomb of Imhotep was an ancient of his tomb. horror, including more overt the Dragon Emperor (2008), creepy lms are among those featuring dead peo- Surprisingly, Universal did ple who have risen again, and usually not with the Egyptian prince whose mum- violence and blood. refreshingly realized that mified remains are discovered not make any more mummy Famed Hammer staples other ancient cultures be- best of intentions. The evening begins with Boris by archaeologists. When the movies until the 1940s, and by Christopher Lee and Peter sides Egypt practiced mum- Karloff as the title creature of the 1933 British lm words of a mystical scroll are then, they had moved on from Cushing headlined the stu- mification, so here, Fraser’s The Ghoul. This is followed by Basil Rathbone in The read aloud in Imhotep’s pres- Imhotep and instead focused dio’s first mummy feature character battled a resurrect- Black Sleep(1956); Lionel Barrymore and Bela Lu- ence, the mummy inadver- on the character of Kharis the in 1959 with The Mummy, ed Chinese mummy/warrior. gosi in Mark of the Vampire(1935); and Night of the tently is brought back to life. mummy, who had a similar in which Lee played Kharis. Beyond that setup, it wasn’t Living Dead, George A. Romero’s low-budget 1968 He eventually ditches his mil- backstory. The Kharis films Hammer produced lesser, a particularly well-done film, classic that set the standard for all zombie movies lennia-old wraps to disguise began in 1940 with The Mum- non-related follow-ups in and it effectively ended that that have come since. himself as a wealthy man and my’s Hand, in which the char- subsequent years: The Curse particular franchise.

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS PUBLIC NOTICE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT Draft EPA Brownfields Petroleum Cleanup Grant Application THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Former Whyte's Enterprise Laundry PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Docket No. ES20P2514EA 83 Willow St., Lynn, MA Docket No. ES20P2145GD INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION FOR A Draft EPA Brownfields Cleanup Grant Application for the Whyte's Enterprise APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN FOR Estate of: Eugene Frederick Thober Laundry Site at 83 Willow Street in Lynn, Massachusetts will be available for public INCAPACITATED PERSON PURSUANT TO review and comment. G.L. c. 190B, º5-304 Also Known As: Eugene F. Thober Essex Probate and Family Court The Draft Grant Application includes an Analysis of Brownfields Cleanup 36 Federal Street Date of Death: January 12, 2020 Alternatives, which will be available for review at the Economic Development Salem MA, 01970 Industrial Corporation (EDIC) Lynn Office at Lynn City Hall, 3 City Hall Square, Essex Division Lynn, MA during business hours Mon, Wed, Thurs: 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM, Tues: In the matter of: Hien T. Nguyen 8:30 AM to 8:00 PM and Friday, 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM. Of: Lynn, MA To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of RESPONDENT The spokesperson representing the City of Lynn on this Grant Application is Bill Alleged Incapacitated Person Petitioner: Paul A. Thober of Ipswich MA Bochnak, Project Coordinator, who can be reached in person by appointment at Petinioner: Gary N. Thober of Gloucester MA the above address, by email at [email protected] and by phone at (781) To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been 581-9399. filed by Department of Children and Families of Lynn, MA in the above captioned a Will has been admitted to informal probate. matter alleging that Hien T. Nguyen is in need of a Guardian and requesting that A public meeting to discuss the Cleanup Grant Application and to receive Department of Children and Families (or some other suitable person) be appointed Paul A. Thober of Ipswich MA comments will be held on Tuesday, October 13, 2020, as a Zoom meeting. as Guardian to serve on the bond. The petition asks the court to determine that the Gary N. Thober of Gloucester MA Respondent is incapacitated, that the appointment of a Guardian is necessary, You are invited to a Zoom meeting. and that the proposed Guardian is appropriate. The petition is on file with this has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to court and may contain a request for certain specific authority. serve without surety on the bond. When: Oct 13, 2020 06:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Register in advance for this meeting: the return date of 10/28/2020. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMtf-6qqTMsG9Xvta1HvGAHFif-xQNF9iIq If you fail to file the written appearance by the return day, action may be taken in the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration this matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. joining the facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings meeting. IMPORTANT NOTICE and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Item: October 9, 2020 above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or financial Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone PUBLIC NOTICE may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If the above-named Item: October 8, 2020 Draft EPA Brownfields Petroleum Cleanup Grant Application person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at State expense. Neptune Blvd. Park-McManus Field WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 90 Commercial Street., Lynn, MA Date: September 23, 2020 THE TRIAL COURT Pamela Casey O'Brien PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT A Draft EPA Brownfields Petroleum Cleanup Grant Application for the Neptune Register of Probate Docket No. ES20P2317EA Park- McManus Field in Lynn, Massachusetts will be available for public review Item: October 9, 2020 INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE and comment.

Estate of: Margaret A. Palange The Draft Grant Application includes an Analysis of Brownfields Cleanup Commonwealth of Massachusetts Alternatives (ABCA), which will be available for review at the Department of Public The Trial Court Also Known As: Works (DPW), 250 Commercial Street, Lynn, MA during business hours Mon, Wed, Probate and Family Court Thurs: 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM, Tues: 8:30 AM to 8:00 PM and Friday, 8:30 AM to Docket No. ES19P0411PO Date of Death: July 27, 2020 12:30 PM. CITATION ON PETITION FOR ALLOWANCE OF ACCOUNT Essex Division The spokesperson representing DPW on this Grant Application is Andrew Hall, DPW Essex Probate and Family Court Commissioner, who can be reached in person by appointment at the above 36 Federal Street To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of address, by email at [email protected] and by phone at (781) 268-8000. Salem, MA 01970 (978) 744-1020 Petitioner: Carol A Phinney of East Sandwich, MA A public meeting to discuss the Cleanup Grant Application and to receive comments will be held on Tuesday, October 13, 2020, as a Zoom meeting. The Elsa Hopkins Trust In the matter of:

Carol A Phinney of East Sandwich, MA You are invited to a Zoom meeting. To all interested persons: has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to When: Oct 13, 2020 06:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) serve without surety on the bond. A Petition has been filed by: Register in advance for this meeting: Elsa H Callahan of Lynnfield, MA The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMtf-6qqTMsG9Xvta1HvGAHFif-xQNF9iIq requesting allowance of the First account(s) as Trustee and any other releif as supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with requested in the Petition. the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating joining the You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. meeting. Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Item: October 9, 2020 10/19/2020. Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a CITY OF LYNN timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections Item: October 8, 2020 Notice: The City Council will hold a Public Hearing in the City Council Chambers on within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further Saturday, October 24, 2020 at 10:30AM on the following: notice to you. CITY OF LYNN Hearing relative to a burnt, dilapidated or dangerous building or other structure Notice: The City Council will hold Public Hearings in the City Council Chambers on located at 16 FLINT STREET and, after hearing, may make record an order WITNESS, Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Saturday, October 24, 2020 at 10:30AM on the following Petitions: adjudging it to be a nuisance to the neighborhood or dangerous and prescribing to 1. Eli Volynsky, Tree Market Lynn LLC., at 100 Ford Street for permission to its disposition, alteration, or regulation all as authorized by Massachusetts General Date: September 10, 2020 operate a Marijuana Retailer. Laws, Chapter 139, Section 1. Pamela Casey O'Brien This meeting will be televised live on the Lynn Community Television (LCTV) This meeting will be televised live on the Lynn Community Television (LCTV) Register of Probate and also streamed on LCTV Facebook page. The public is welcome to call in and also streamed on LCTV Facebook page. The public is welcome to call in "live" any questions or concerns at 781- 586-6783 or 781-586-6773. "live" any questions or concerns at 781- 586-6783 or 781-586-6773. Item: October 9, 2020 Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk

Item: October 9, 13, 2020 Item: October 9, 13, 2020 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 INTERNATIONAL Armenia says cathedral shelled in clashes with Azerbaijan

By Avet Demourian Ministry denied attacking ASSOCIATED PRESS the cathedral, saying its army “doesn’t target his- YEREVAN, Armenia — torical, cultural and, espe- Armenia accused Azerbai- cially, religious buildings jan on Thursday of shell- and monuments.” ing a historic cathedral A priest at the cathedral in the separatist territory who identi ed himself PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of Nagorno-Karabakh, only as Father Andreas, Dr. Oleh Hornostayev speaks to a coronavi- where nearly two weeks of anguished over the attack. rus patient at a hospital intensive care unit in heavy ghting has killed “I feel the pain that the Stryi, Ukraine last month. hundreds of people. walls of our beautiful ca- The Holy Savior Cathe- thedral are destroyed,” he dral, also known as the said. “I feel the pain that Ghazanchetsots Cathe- today the world does not ‘Catastrophically dral, had its dome pierced react to what’s happening by a shell that also dam- here and that our boys are aged the interior. dying defending our Moth- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Media reports said some erland.” short of doctors’: children were inside the Built in the 19th centu- A hole made by shell in the roof of the Holy cathedral in the town of ry, the cathedral suffered Savior Cathedral during a military con ict, in Shusha at the time of the signi cant damage during Shushi, outside Stepanakert, self-proclaimed Virus wallops shelling, and although ethnic violence in 1920. It Republic of Nagorno-Karabakh, Thursday. they were not wounded, was restored after ght- they suffered from stress ing between Armenian Fighting with heavy been killed. Ukraine after the attack. and Azerbaijani forces in artillery, warplanes and Also on Thursday, Azer- Hours later, the cathe- the 1990s and is part of drones has continued de- baijani of cials accused By Mstyslav dif cult to deal with.” dral came under more the Armenian Apostolic spite numerous interna- Armenian forces of at- Chernov and Yuras She said many of those shelling that wounded two Church. tional calls for a cease- tacking several of its vil- Karmanau doing poorly are in their Russian journalists, one of The latest outburst of re. Both sides accuse lages and towns, and Na- ASSOCIATED PRESS 30s, adding that an increas- whom was hospitalized in ghting between Azerbai- each other of expanding gorno-Karabakh forces ing number of them need grave condition, according jani and Armenian forces the hostilities beyond Na- said they were “suppress- STEBNYK, Ukraine — expensive medication. to Armenian of cials. began Sept. 27 and mark gorno-Karabakh and of ing the activity” of Azer- Coronavirus infections in “There is a similar situa- The Armenian Foreign the biggest escalation of targeting civilians. baijani forces along the Ukraine began surging in tion across entire Ukraine,” Ministry denounced the the decades-old conict According to the Na- line of contact. late summer, and the rip- she said, adding that hospi- shelling as a “monstrous over Nagorno-Karabakh. gorno-Karabakh military, Stepanakert, the capital ples are now hitting towns tals have run out of funds crime and a challenge to The region lies in Azer- 350 of its servicemen have of Nagorno-Karabakh, has like Stebnyk in the west- to provide drugs, forcing the civilized humankind,” baijan but has been under been killed since Sept. 27. been under intense shell- ern part of the country, patients in some areas to warning Azerbaijan that control of ethnic Armenian Azerbaijan hasn’t provid- ing. Residents are staying where Dr. Natalia Stetsik buy their own. targeting religious sites forces backed by Armenia ed details on its military in shelters, some of which is watching the rising num- The World Health Or- amounts to a war crime. since the end of a separat- losses. Scores of civilians are in the basements of ber of patients with alarm ganization warns that the Azerbaijan’s Defense ist war in 1994. on both sides also have apartment buildings. and anguish. number of infections in “It’s incredibly dif cult. Ukraine could continue to We are catastrophically grow and reach 7,000-9,000 short of doctors,” says Stet- a day. Brazil strains at quarantine as sik, the chief doctor at the The government wants only hospital in the town to avoid imposing a new of 20,000 people. “It’s very lockdown, but of cials ac- hard for a doctor to even knowledge that the rising virus cases pass 5 million see all the patients.” number of infections could The hospital is supposed make it necessary. It has By David Biller really to rescue those who Brazil surpassed 5 mil- indicates that, at Brazil’s to accommodate 100 pa- sought to introduce a more ASSOCIATED PRESS felt downbeat and were lion con rmed cases on state level, the number of tients, but it’s already exible approach to mini- oppressed. It’s not just the Wednesday night and is policies adopted to counter stretched to the limit, mize the economic damage, RIO DE JANEIRO — virus that kills.” verging on 150,000 dead, infection has fallen to the treating 106 patients with dividing the country into Dozens of people con- Brazilians, like many the second-most in the third-lowest in the region, COVID-19. various zones, depending verged on the cobblestone across the world, are world, according to the behind Nicaragua, which Early in the pandemic, on the pace of infections. streets of downtown Rio burned out on quarantine. tally from Johns Hopkins declined to muster any Ukraine’s ailing health At a meeting Monday de Janeiro for its tradi- The somewhat slower pace University. meaningful response, and care system struggled with with of cials in Kyiv, Pres- tional Pedra do Sal samba of COVID-19’s spread, “People thought it unac- Uruguay, where virus inci- the outbreak, and authori- ident Volodymyr Zelenskiy party — the rst since the combined with less media ceptable that 1,000 peo- dence is among the world’s ties introduced a tight lock- chastised them for failing pandemic began — and it coverage after it moved ple were dying every day lowest. down in March to prevent to do enough to slow the seemed Brazil was return- beyond Brazil’s two big- two months ago, and now The phenomenon is vis- hospitals from getting over- spread and taking too long ing to normal. gest cities, has helped peo- they are ne with 700 ible in Brazil’s cities, too, whelmed. to provide necessary sup- Among those dancing ple put the disease out of people dying every day. It as campaigning mayors The number of cases plies. Monday were Luana Ja- mind. But it continues to simply doesn’t make any allow bars, restaurants slowed during the summer “We spend weeks on do- tobá and two friends, rip through Latin Amer- sense,” said Pedro Hallal, and movie theaters to re- but began to rise again ing things that must be all of whom overcame ica’s largest country, and an epidemiologist who co- open, encouraging people quickly, prompting the gov- done within days,” he said. COVID-19. As a nurse mayors — many of whom ordinates the Federal Uni- to emerge from quaran- ernment at the end of Au- Zelenskiy speci cally technician caring for aren’t keen to keep restric- versity of Pelotas’ testing tine. Brazil’s statistics in- gust to close Ukraine’s bor- urged them to move faster coronavirus patients, she tions in place ahead of No- program, by far the coun- stitute released data last ders for a month. Despite on ensuring that hospitals knows better than most vember elections — are try’s most comprehensive. week showing that the that, the number of positive have enough supplementa- that occupancy rates at reopening their cities. “We can say the worst percentage of people in tests reported in the country ry oxygen, noting that only Rio’s intensive-care units And experts are warning part of the rst wave is strict isolation or leaving continued climbing quick- about 40 percent of beds for have surged as the city’s of a possible second wave. done, and now obviously home only when necessary ly and reached a new daily COVID-19 patients have seven-day average num- At its height, Brazil was we need to continue to be dropped to 57 percent in peak of 5,397 on Thursday. access to it. ber of cases reaches its registering more than monitoring to see if num- mid-September, from 68 Overall, COVID-19 in- Ukraine’s corruption-rid- highest level since June. 45,000 cases and 1,000 bers go up again.” percent in early July. fections in Ukraine have den economy has been But, she said, everyone deaths per day. Those to- Hallal added that a sec- “Mayors running for re- nearly doubled in the past drained by a six-year con- is desperate for a respite tals took the shape of a ond wave of infections is election have no interest month, topping 244,000. ict with Russia-backed from the gloom. months-long plateau, un- unlikely this year, because in imposing any kind of “The number of patients separatists in the eastern “We take care of the like most other countries of how long Brazil’s crest lockdown or restrictions,” is rising, and an increasing part of the country, and Zel- people who are sick with whose viral curves had lasted, but that tens of said Miguel Lago, exec- share of them are in grave enskiy’s administration in- COVID, but something de ned peaks. While Bra- millions remain suscepti- utive director of Brazil’s condition,” Stetsik told The herited health care reforms that isn’t discussed is that zil’s gures have fallen to ble. As such, a second wave Institute for Health Pol- Associated Press of the sit- from his predecessor that there’s a very serious dis- about 27,000 cases and is “very likely” in 2021, he icy Studies, which advis- uation in Stebnyk, a quiet slashed government subsi- ease all over the world, 700 deaths daily — signi - said. es public health of cials. town in the Lviv region. dies, leaving hospital work- which is depression,” said cant improvement, clearly The University of Mi- Their incentive now is to “The virus is becoming ers underpaid and poorly Jatobá. “After con ne- — they’re still nothing to ami’s observatory for roll back pandemic mea- more aggressive and more equipped. ment, this samba circle is sneeze at. COVID-19 in the Americas sures, he added.

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By Mark Olsen TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE The Times is committed to reviewing theatrical film re- leases during the COVID-19 pandemic. Because movie- going carries risks during this time, we remind read- ers to follow health and safety guidelines as outlined by the Centers for Disease PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERIVCE Control and Prevention and local health officials. Timothee Chalamet and Elle Fanning star in “A PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE “A Rainy Day in New Rainy Day in New York.” From left, Micah Stock as Deke Slayton, Jake McDorman as Alan Shep- York” is the first film writ- ard, Aaron Staton as Wally Schirra, Michael Trotter as Gus Grissom, ten and directed by Woody the weekend together in As Ashleigh has her Patrick J. Adams as John Glenn, Colin O’Donoghue as Gordon Cooper Allen to open in the U.S. the city while avoiding fantastic adventure — an and James Lafferty as Scott Carpenter in National Geographic’s “The his own well-to-do family. interview becomes an in- since “Wonder Wheel” in Right Stuff” on Disney-Plus. 2017. Prior to that Allen As her interview stretch- vitation to a screening had released at least one es into a series of adven- and then a party and con- film every year since 1982. tures with the filmmak- tinues on — Gatsby just Allen sued Amazon Stu- er, a screenwriter (Jude mopes, upset that she is Law) and heartthrob ac- upending the plans he New ‘Right Stuff’ could dios when they refused to release “A Rainy Day in tor (Diego Luna), Gatsby had made for them rather New York” following re- kills time with an ex-girl- than acknowledging the newed controversy around friend’s younger sister fact that something excit- be the wrong stuff the filmmaker stemming (Selena Gomez). ing is happening for her. And yes, it rains quite a He comes off as pushy and from the longstanding because of his messy per- Period pop songs set bit, causing the characters self-centered in the way allegation that Allen mo- REVIEW sonal life and for his wife, scenes in convention- to dart about the streets that so many Allen heroes lested his daughter Dylan Trudy (an affecting Eloise al ways. Much happens and into doorways, clothes now seem in retrospect. Farrow in 1992. Numer- By Robert Lloyd Mumford), who was a pilot offstage, to be reported becoming wet and hair be- (And likely damaged ous actors from the film TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE as well and who gets a bit on later, like a battle in coming mussed. Cinema- countless young men over publicly expressed regret of a storyline of her own. a Shakespeare play — the years.) At one point Tom Wolfe’s “The Right for participating in the tographer Vittorio Stora- You are not being shown which is just as well, be- Chalamet sits at a piano Stuff,” which tells the sto- project and donated their ro, on his third film with so much as told a story, pro- cause the visual effects salaries to charity. Allen, creates a magical and sings the standard ry of the test pilots who became the first Amer- pelled by great bursts of tend to look like visual ef- The movie has long since feeling of stormy unpre- “Everything Happens To expository dialogue. Some fects, crowd scenes are un- already opened all around dictability, as Allen’s long- Me” as a maudlin lament. ican astronauts — and was previously a big, long, of it may be true — that derpopulated and NASA the world — I first saw it time collaborators such In a fluke of timing, Allen’s some of it is not exactly is facilities can feel thread- on an international flight as production designer “Rainy Day” is finally reach- A-list film directed by Philip Kaufman — has announced at the start of bare. (Perhaps they were, about a year ago — and is Santo Loquasto, costume ing American audiences at every episode — and per- at first.) We see more of only now being released do- designer Suzy Benzinger the same time as Sofia Cop- been adapted again as a smaller, longer B-list TV haps you will be moved the astronauts in swim- mestically via MPI Media and editor Alisa Lepselter pola’s “On The Rocks.” Both to do some independent ming pools than training Group and Signature En- also make great contribu- movies feature the famed series by Disney+. From the five episodes (out of reading on the subject to for space. But they are tertainment. And since it’s tions to the film’s world of Bemelmens Bar in the Car- winnow fact from fiction. nice-looking pools. Many now opening in the midst warm, cozy privilege. lyle Hotel, songs of plaintive eight) available for review as of this writing, one may Trivial if not uninterest- interior scenes are shot of the COVID-19 pandem- In “Rainy Day,” Allen miss- jazz vocals and the city as reasonably wonder why ing facts are alluded to: in low light, as if it were ic, with indoor theaters es what might have been an a backdrop of real places they bothered, apart from Glenn played the trumpet; too expensive to turn on a still closed in Los Angeles, interesting twist on his own and fantasy encounters. Yet the fact that someone filet mignon was on the lamp, and maybe it was — the nearest bookings for work. Chalamet frequently Coppola injects it all with a owns the rights to a pres- menu the morning of the scrambling for funding is opening weekend in Cal- extols how much he likes old modernity and inquisitive- tige brand and that what first American manned a theme here. The agency, ifornia appear to be San things, old movies and books ness, a feeling of contempo- looks good on paper and spaceflight, potentially a in more or less continual Diego and Santa Cruz. All and music, even seeing his rary relevance, that Allen in executive offices some- last meal. From my own crisis mode, is represent- of which is a burdensome gambling habit as some sort simply cannot muster. times looks less good in casual winnowing, the se- ed by Eric Ladin as flight amount of backstory for a of charming, Damon Run- “A Rainy Day In New execution. ries seems basically true director Chris Kraft, Pat- movie that is meant to be yon-esque affectation. These York” is lowest-tier Allen, Still, it has been awhile to the record. (I could not rick Fischler as Space little more than a playfully are all Allen’s fixations, of certainly unworthy of any since the last histori- ascertain whether Wer- Task Group Director Rob- mild romantic comedy. course, regardless of how perception as the embat- cal space-race series — nher von Braun, played by ert Gilruth and Jackson In the film, young Gats- they work for a 20-some- tled work it has become. ABC’s “The Astronaut a blustery Sacha Seberg, Pace as Glynn Lunney, by Welles (Timothee Cha- thing in the 21st century. Would it have been better Wives Club” in 2015 and dressed as Santa Claus just a kid wet behind the Ashleigh is by far the if the film simply remained lamet) is attending a HBO’s “From the Earth over Christmas 1959.) And ears. As Dee O’Hara, Mer- more interesting charac- shelved in the U.S., like the small liberal arts college to the Moon” before that yet rarely did I feel I was cury’s staff nurse, Kaley ter, and Fanning certainly still-unreleased “I Love You, where he met his girl- in 1998 — so if you are a seeing something close Ronayne does good work gives the more energetic, Daddy” written and direct- friend Ashleigh Enright Disney+ subscriber look- to actual, any more than and provides low-key sym- engaging performance as ed by Louis C.K.? (A film (Elle Fanning), daughter ing for something relative- watching a middle-school pathetic support to Mc- a screwball heroine who for which Allen claims in of a prominent Arizona ly grown-up to watch or performance of “Cats” Dornan’s Shepard. keeps mixing up the names his recent memoir “Apropos banking family. When she would enjoy a basic primer might make you believe The more consciously of Nothing” that he turned lands an interview in New of luxury hotels in New on the human side of NA- you were on Broadway. dramatic the writing, the down the role of a pervy York City with a beloved York. Gatsby, and the mov- SA’s infancy or are a space Shepard and Glenn bigger the action, the less arthouse filmmaker (Liev ie itself, unceremoniously film director with a thing race completist, have at it. are a study in opposites, convincing the scene; even Schreiber) for their school leaves her shortly after she for younger girls ultimate- It will do you no harm. the Lennon and McCart- the domestic business be- paper, Gatsby makes mistakes a Cole Porter lyr- ly played by John Malkov- Produced by National ney of the Mercury Sev- tween the fliers and their plans for them to spend ic for Shakespeare. ich.) Geographic, Warner Hori- en. Glenn is abstemious, wives can feel made to or- zon Television and Leon- churchgoing, devoted to der, inorganic. But every ardo DiCaprio’s Appian his childhood sweetheart now and again, “The Right Way Productions, “The wife; Shepard lives the Stuff” takes a breath and 31 Lynnfield Street, Peabody Right Stuff” is not bad, or rock star life away from lets life roll on a little. Its 978-531-9730 even boring, just thin and his wife, Louise (Shannon best moments are small Full lottery unconvincing. Its budget Lucio), drinking and phi- and quiet and have little shows, in the negative landering and cruising or nothing to do with the thewardhurst.com Florida’s Cocoa Beach in space race (or the race to Monday 11 a.m. – 9 p.m. sense, and its best points are to be found here and a Corvette convertible. be the space race ace). An there in small things — Glenn, who knows what encounter between Glenn individual performances, to say to a reporter, is the and a woman named Dot COLUMBUS DAY CELEBRATION selected exchanges and popular face of the space (Courtney Halverson) he MONDAY, OCTOBER 12 assorted old gewgaws and program, conscious of meets while checking out gadgets that decorate the public opinion; Shepard a Bible group, in a bowling screen. doesn’t care what anyone alley, does not much more PRICES ARE NOT MISPRINTS! The series focuses on thinks of him, but he has than underscore Glenn’s three of the seven Mercury the authority of an outlaw. decency, but it feels whol- astronauts: Alan Shepard Where the other astro- ly alive. Halverson, whose (Jake McDorman), John nauts look upon Glenn as subtlety lends substance APPETIZERS Glenn (Patrick J. Adams) sanctimonious, he finds to her brief appearance, them incautious. We’re does have something to do • Stuffed grape leaves and Gordon Cooper (Col- in O’Donoghue). Shepard given enough to see that with that, but it works well • Potato skins and Glenn, the two fliers Glenn can be a little weird too for Adams, whose con- ONLY and that Shepard has lay- ception of Glenn is inter- • Meatballs marinara most likely to be chosen $5.99 the first to go into space, ers — he has a worse jerk estingly delicate. (When • Buffalo wings are each eager to be that for a father, who comes to he does pop, it registers.) I guy; Cooper is interesting a holiday dinner in full could have watched them • Fried shrimp to the filmmakers mostly dress uniform, the better for an hour. to belittle him.

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