SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2020

It’s called COVID fatigue, and it’s exhausting

By Gayla Cawley Locally, Lynn’s Public Health “I think that there are a lot of ITEM PHOTOS | OLIVIA FALCIGNO ITEM STAFF Director Michele Desmarais at- people who are social gathering Left, Saugus resident Cheryl McGrath, 56, has been wait- tributes much of the city’s surge whether it’s family parties or the With coronavirus cases skyrock- ing in line to get her COVID test for about 2 hours on over the past couple of months to holiday season’s upon us,” said eting across the commonwealth Thursday afternoon at the Square One Mall in Saugus. the same phenomenon. Desmarais. “I really just believe and nation this fall, some health Middle, Lynn resident Danny Hurtado, 26, waits in It’s been nine months into the it’s COVID fatigue. People are experts are placing the blame on the cold for a COVID test at the Lynn Community pandemic, and the restrictions tired of not being able to go out. “COVID fatigue.” Health Center on Thursday afternoon in Lynn. that have accompanied it, and People are tired of not being able People are tired and aren’t tak- to socialize. It’s changed their more people are itching to social- Right, Swampscott resident Danielle Murr, 43, ing mitigation measures as se- whole way of life.” ize with friends and family out- looks out of her car window to check out the line riously as before, U.S. Surgeon Several North Shore residents General Jerome Adams told NPR side of their households, Desma- at First Church Congregational in Swampscott on last week. rais told The Item last week. FATIGUE, A3 Thursday afternoon. LHAND and Saugus United Way closing team up in on for families hit-run

By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF driver LYNN — United Way is team- By Elyse Carmosino ing up with Lynn Housing Author- ITEM STAFF ity & Neighborhood Development SAUGUS — The hit- (LHAND) to provide Thanksgiving and-run driver who struck meals to more than 1,000 families and injured a pedestri- this weekend. an in Saugus earlier this On Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., week has been identi ed, LHAND will distribute $50 Market state police say. Basket gift cards to 1,060 Lynn fam- The driver of the car, be- ilies, which they can use to purchase lieved to be a white sedan, a turkey, mashed potatoes, vegeta- reportedly hit the victim bles and other items needed to serve while driving southbound a traditional Thanksgiving meal. on Route 1 around 10 a.m. The gift cards, provided by United Swampscott couple gives Salem Wednesday. Way of Massachusetts Bay and Mer- Police say the victim, rimack Valley, represent a departure identi ed as a 24-year- from the organization’s Thanksgiv- boxing club a ghting chance old Gloucester man who ing drive in past years. works for a business in For the past 21 years, United Way the area, had stepped into has partnered with local agencies, By Elyse Carmosino cided to take the plunge and go Misty Alvarez, 3, of the roadway to retrieve such as LHAND, to distribute shop- ITEM STAFF after a dream they’d harbored Swampscott throws a a barrel that had blown ping bags full of all of the xings fam- for years: owning and operat- punch at a children’s into the road when he was ilies would need to prepare a Thanks- SALEM — With only min- punching bag at Alvarez ing their own boxing studio on hit by the driver, who re- giving meal, such as green beans, utes left on the clock last New Family Boxing in Salem. portedly failed to stop and the North Shore. rice, stuf ng, onions and potatoes. Year’s Eve, Swampscott couple instead continued on to In Lynn, recipients would also re- Eddie and Carley Alvarez de- BOXING, A3 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Route 99. ceive a $15 gift card to purchase a The man was transport- turkey at the grocery store, as the ed to Massachusetts Gen- housing agency lacks refrigeration eral Hospital with serious at its distribution site on Church COVID Opinion LOOK! Sports injuries. Lynn, Peabody, Revere, Cities need Lynn eld Library zooms Classical, English set FAMILIES, A3 Saugus in the red. A2 a Fed lifeline. A4 in on the holidays. A8 to join GBL. B1 SAUGUS, A3 Swampscott’s Vogel making a difference in Lynn eld

By Anne Marie Tobin of Schools Kristen Vogel. learning track. ITEM STAFF In the early days of the pan- Vogel accepted the job in ear- demic back in late winter, Vo- ly April, but it was clear to her SWAMPSCOTT — Nearly gel was among a select group by May, that she had a huge every business you can think of of candidates in the nal in- task in front of her. has faced unimaginable chal- terview pool for the position. “I came to the conclusion that lenges during the coronavirus A few weeks later in early this is not going to be the same pandemic, but none, perhaps, March, the state shut down and realized that our entire has been more of an uphill (and public schools across the Com- summer would be consumed not to mention controversial) monwealth, leaving educators, ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK with guring out how to keep battle than education. parents and administrators teachers teaching and students Swampscott resident Kristen Vogel took over as Lynn eld Just ask Swampscott resident scrambling to nd alternative Superintendent of Schools in July. and Lynn eld Superintendent solutions to keep students on a VOGEL, A2

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Kathryn A. McElroy, 52 Swampscott’s Vogel making 1968 - 2020 a difference in Lynnfield VOGEL women’s ice hockey and From A1 rowed. Vogel began her career learning,” said Vogel, whose as a teacher at then Gov- first official day was July 1. ernor Dummer Acade- “I knew it would be chal- my, teaching history and lenging, but had no idea coaching ice hockey and how challenging it would field hockey from 1990- be. Even today, some eight 1998. She taught history months since the start of and was the Social Stud- this pandemic, every day is ies Curriculum Director a struggle to find the right at Swampscott High from balance.” 1998-2005, then served As if coping with as that school’s Assistant COVID-19 isn’t enough, Principal of Instruction, Vogel has also been cop- Curriculum and Profes- SWAMPSCOTT - Kathryn A. don as a litigator for Dechert ing with the district’s ev- sional Development from McElroy, a daughter, sister, wife, Law firm, an experience which er-growing enrollment in 2005-2006. friend and devoted mother, offered more opportunities to the elementary schools. From 2006-2014, Vogel passed away Sunday, Novem- travel, sample new cultures, Saturday, a special town was an assistant princi- ber 1, 2020. She died at 52 and make new friends. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK meeting is being held pal at Bedford High be- years of age. Kathy attended North Ando- at 1:30 p.m. at the high Swampscott resident Kristen Vogel took over fore moving on to Tewks- Kathy was a talented corpo- ver High School, playing soc- school for the sole pur- as Lynnfield Superintendent of Schools in July. bury High in June 2014, rate attorney whose work ethic, cer and gaining many life-long pose of voting on a pro- where she served as prin- legal acumen, and compassion friends. After high school grad- posal that would add 10 a new high school. loved that when the kids cipal for six years. She for others characterized her 15- uation, Kathy attended Con- new classrooms to both “I’ve been through this were little we could walk also was an adjunct pro- year tenure as Vice President necticut College and earned of Lynnfield’s elementary before and that is exact- to the beach and walk to fessor of history at Salem and Counsel at Eaton Vance. a degree in International Re- schools. The project car- ly what is happening in get ice cream. They walked She previously worked for De- lations. Kathy’s education ries a hefty price — $17 Lynnfield. The bottom to school, which we loved.” State University from chert LLP in their Washington, culminated in her earning a million, a ticket that will line is there are already Vogel said she and John 2010-2014. D.C. office-where the long law degree from Northeast- cost taxpayers an average people doing lessons and weren’t really looking to When not leading the hours and synergistic goals ern University School of Law. of $205 annually for the work and tutoring in the move to Swampscott. school expansion charge fostered enduring friendships. In the summers between next 20 years. hallways. It’s needed right “At the time, my first or tending to other ad- While Kathy enjoyed her work, school, Kathy worked with a “My husband (John) now.” child was born, I was a ministrative duties, Vo- her primary focus was her twin group home for the Northeast and I were town meeting Vogel has lived in house parent, teacher and gel is enjoying the great 7 year-old boys, Max and Ryan- Arc- a job that intensified a members and John was Swampscott for 22 years, coach at Governor Dum- outdoors -either hiking in photos of whom covered every deep empathy for others and actually on the commit- raising her two daughters, mer, which I loved, but New Hampshire or steal- surface of her office. a commitment to serving the tee to get the proposals Sarah and Annie, with her that sheltered atmosphere ing a skate on the Market- Kathy and Michael Lancast- community. To Kathy, this was through along with (Gov.) husband. wasn’t what we were look- Street skating rink. er, her high school sweetheart more than a summer job-she Charlie Baker, so I re- She said one of the rea- ing for for raising our chil- “I only have six more to and husband of more than two remained friends with co-work- member many years of sons she applied for the dren, so we started to look go of the 4,000 footers in decades, awoke each morning ers and continued to dedicate town meetings and the Lynnfield position was its and then one day thought New Hampshire, so I hope to the boys singing in their bed- her time to those individuals same people would get up small size. ‘maybe we can afford to complete all 48 at some room. This optimistic start to with differing abilities by offer- and make arguments that “I love Swampscott and Swampscott.’ We ended up point,” she said. “And it’s each new day was most often ing pro-bono legal services to they went through it and it is very similar to Lynn- buying the first house we funny, sometimes when followed by riding bikes, walk- this organization. don’t want it now,” Vogel field with the same num- looked at and have been I was coming home from ing around the neighborhood, The third of four children, said. “Eventually it was ber of schools,” she said. on the same street ever Tewksbury, I’d swing by reading books, playing sports, Kathy was born on April 4, that more younger people “Both of our daughters since.” MarketStreet for a quick eating lots of pasta, and cud- 1968, in North Andover, Mas- had moved into the com- had excellent experiences A Middletown, Conn., skate. I often wonder if dling with the boys’ furry sister, sachusetts, to Harold A. McEl- munity and that’s what in the public schools and native, Vogel graduated they have a season pass.” Abby. Kathy’s passion for 70’s roy, Jr. (deceased) and Elena swung it through. These Swampscott is a wonder- from St. Lawrence Univer- Anne Marie Tobin can be soft rock was inherited by the M. (Scuderi) McElroy. Her three people said it was not OK ful town. You can do any- sity in 1989 with a B.A. in reached at atobin@item- two boys who could often be siblings, John McElroy (and Ju- for their kids. We do need thing in Swampscott. I history, where she played live.com. found humming along. Hal- lie) of North Andover, Stephen loween was the family’s official McElroy, MD (and Carla) of favorite holiday, and debates Boston and Barbara McElroy on the costumes spanned of Hingham were by her side Lynn, Peabody, Revere and the entire year! Kathy’s and throughout and during the last Mike’s love of the beach and days of her long illness. Kathy the ocean led them to settle in will be missed by her extended Swampscott, MA, where they family, including mother-in-law, Saugus in the red for COVID were lucky enough to enjoy a Ofelia V. Lancaster of Swamp- stunning view of the Atlantic scott, father-in-law Woodrow By Gayla Cawley which is the sixth highest were reported on Friday Marblehead has report- Ocean. Favorite out of town (and Cindy) Lancaster of Tops- ITEM STAFF rate in the state, according to bring the city’s total ed 31 new cases since last excursions most typically in- field, brother-in-law, Alan (and to the state Department of numbers to 4,007 cas- Friday to bring the town’s volved Vermont, where the Shawnette) Lancaster and Lynn, Peabody, Revere Public Health. es and 111 deaths. The total numbers to 359 cases and Saugus are in the family swapped a view of the nieces Mackenzie and Kaia of Lynn’s average daily city’s positive test rate and 30 deaths, according red this week, which is ocean for a mountain panora- Georgetown, and sister-in-law, incidence rate also in- of 7.26 percent is 14th to the town website. ma. Kathy, Mike and the boys the state’s designation for Lorrie A. Lancaster of South creased to 61.6 new cases highest in the state, and In Swampscott, 23 new loved spending time with fami- communities with a high Carolina. per 100,000 residents, ac- its daily incidence rate cases have been reported ly, especially swimming in their Kathy’s kindness and dedi- coronavirus risk. cording to the DPH. climbed to 7.26 percent since Monday. The town grandmother’s pool with the cation to family were grounded Cases continue to mount Fifty-five new cases and over the past 14 days, ac- boys’ cousins Lauren, Shan- in her own upbringing, and, in in those four communi- now has 244 cases and 11 two additional deaths cording to city and state people have died, accord- non, Jake, Keryn and Jax McEl- turn, becomes her everlasting ties, which all reported have been reported in data. ing to the town website. roy or sitting at Nana’s kitchen gift to her two children. We will double-digit increases on Peabody since Wednesday. Saugus has reported 79 Another six cases were table enjoying a meal. miss her laughter, wit, love, and Friday. The city now has 1,945 new cases since last Fri- reported in Lynnfield, Kathy’s love of travel began unequivocal assessment of the In Lynn, 54 new cases cases and 198 deaths, ac- day to bring the town’s amidst the artistic beauty and world at large; fortunately, Max were reported on Friday to cording to the health de- caseload to 1,121. For- which now has 249 cases architecture of Florence, Italy, and Ryan will forever embody bring the city’s caseload to partment. ty-five residents haveand 14 deaths, according where she and her life-long her love of family. 6,935. Of that total, 1,056 Peabody moved into the died, according to the to town data. friend, Megan Skelly, attend- Service Information: The cases are active, 129 peo- red this week with an av- town website. Numbers remained the ed university for a year and family held private services ple have died and 5,750 erage daily incidence rate Another red community, same in Nahant on Friday. (unsuccessfully) attempted at Saint Michael Parish. Do- have recovered from the of 36.9 cases per 100,000 Saugus has a daily inci- The town has reported 87 to learn how to speak Italian. nations can be made to the virus, according to city residents and a positive dence rate of 44.1 cases cases and six deaths. Kathy frequently returned to Northeast Arc, 6 Southside data. test rate of 4.82 percent per 100,000 residents and Gayla Cawley can be Europe- she and Mike espe- Rd, Danvers, MA, 01923. For The city’s positive test over the past 14 days, ac- a positive test rate of 5.53 reached at gcawley@item- cially loved visiting regions less online condolences please rate climbed to 9.14 per- cording to the DPH. percent over the past 14 live.com. Follow her on known and enjoying the culture visit www.contefuneral- cent over the past 14 days, In Revere, 13 new cases day, according to the DPH. Twitter @GaylaCawley. off-season. Kathy also spent homes.com time working and living in Lon- IN-MEMORIAM NICHOLAS S AVAGIANOS Peabody school committee to NOVEMBER 7, 2020 Cemetery Lot - $8,160 (Peabody) address community concerns Cemetery Lot located in Puritan Lawn Memorial Park in Peabody, Mass. 01960 on high school memorial Includes: Burial Plot (double internment), 2 Centennial Vaults, Opening and Closing. ITEM STAFF REPORT that “the school depart- in the community, we un- ment believed that we had derstand that concerns re- www.puritanlawn.com The Peabody School reached a satisfactory res- main about this memorial Committee hopes to re- Section V, Lot 728B Grave #2 olution last week through display. As a result, we are solve an issue concerning Please contact me if you have any questions: a collaborative process at going to continue discus- the location of what is al- [email protected] Passed away peacefully PVMHS, with all parties leged to be a police memo- sions about this particular at home. November 7, involved, in terms of the rial at Peabody High at its memorial and memori- 2020 in Dessert Hot location of the memorial. next regular meeting on als in general within our Springs CA. Born February However, given the dis- Tuesday. schools. We appreciate the 14, 1953 to Florence A joint press release is- cussions in the commu- community’s support and John Avagianos and Ern- sued on behalf of Mayor nity, we understand that opinions as we engage in est Avagianos. Nicholas Ted Bettencourt, Peabody concerns remain.” this dialogue and work to- was a graduate of Lynn Public Schools and the On Wednesday, Super- wards positive solutions.” English and Northeastern Peabody Police Depart- intendent of Schools Dr. Members of the public University. Retiring from ment stated that, “re- Josh Vadala posted the fol- are encouraged to share Verizon after 37 years of cently, individuals in our lowing statement on social their thoughts with the employment. Nicholas community have been media: committee. leaves behind his mother discussing the location “The school department of a memorial display at understands that individ- Florence, brother Paul uals in the community are and sister Cynthia. Nicho- (Peabody Veterans Memo- 781-593-7700 rial High School). There is discussing a PVMHS me- Publishing Daily, except Sundays las was predeceased by a great deal of misinfor- morial display. We have USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Don’t let the his late father Ernest and mation regarding the sta- always and will continue Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA his late brother Thomas. to unequivocally support and additional offices. tus of this situation. This Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item story go untold. He also leaves behind his memorial display has not our police department. We Subscriptions loving life long partner been moved and will not strive to create a nurtur- Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States Bill. 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Lynn, MA 01903 him. of all stakeholders,” and “Given the discussions SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Saugus closing in on hit-run driver SAUGUS morning they had iden- From A1 tified the car’s operator, whose name has not been Surveillance of the sus- released. pect vehicle was released Authorities say an in- by state police Wednesday vestigation is ongoing into afternoon, and the depart- whether charges are war- ment announced Friday ranted. LHAND and United Way team up for families

FAMILIES The 1,060 slots that were set aside for Lynn ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK From A1 families filled up faster Eddie and Carley Alvarez, with their daughter Misty, 3, of Swampscott, have opened Alvarez Fam- Street, according Mi- than usual this year, ac- ily Boxing on Canal Street in Salem. chelle D’Amico, LHAND’s cording to D’Amico, who program portfolio man- said LHAND had to close ager who oversees all down sign-ups for the United Way programs. Thanksgiving drive after Swampscott couple gives Salem Deciding to switch to the first week. providing gift cards this “A lot of them said this year was “a hard decision is their first year receiv- to make, but was neces- ing Thanksgiving meals,” boxing club a fighting chance sary,” said Dahlia Cox, said Miriam Martinez, fi- vice president of engage- nancial coach at LHAND. ment for United Way. “There was a lot of new BOXING two years ago, however, Carley and Eddie said has to open a gym that was “We made that decision people because of COVID. From A1 they began to feel it was been an incredible feeling. a safe space where really two weeks ago as COVID There’s clearly a need.” time to revisit their plan. “It’s the best year of our anybody could come work rates really started going All Lynn families of Eleven months later “At the end of last year, lives,” said Eddie, a former out.” up,” Cox said, explaining three or more people — after months of prepa- I said, ‘it’s time,’” Eddie professional boxing train- Hourmat Abdul Rauf, that it would have been were invited to apply to ration and countless explained. “I said, ‘if I’m er and current database owner of BuildAR Group unsafe for a large num- the drive, and all those setbacks thanks to the going to do this, I’m going administrator for the non- and One America Capital ber of volunteers to spend selected have been as- COVID-19 pandemic — to do this with my family profit organization Union in Lynn, is a former box- this past week packing signed a pick-up time on the pair is thrilled to final- — just the three of us put- of Concerned Scientists. ing student of Eddie’s and Thanksgiving grocery Saturday at LHAND’s site ly open their new spot at ting down our time and “As crazy as it sounds to one of the family’s biggest bags for 15,000 families at 10 Church St., which 17 Canal Street in Salem. personal expenses to go some people, it’s been a champions. across 23 communities. is aimed at keeping the Aptly named Alvarez after the dream instead of great experience and it “I’m extremely happy In addition to Lynn, crowd to a minimum. Family Boxing, they say just sitting back.’” just keeps getting better.” to see what the Alvarez United Way’s Thanksgiv- Unlike past years, distri- the gym is meant to pro- Three months later, Alvarez Family Boxing Family is doing for the ing project drive will be bution will take place out- vide a supportive, fami- the Alvarezes had just now offers private one- city of Salem,” he said. held at 22 other distribu- side, with people given the ly-friendly space for work- signed the lease to the on-one and family boxing “(They) love to give back tion sites this weekend — chance to drive or walk up outs. 1,400-square-foot studio sessions, as well as small to the community and I’m Chelsea, Attleboro, North to the site. In addition to “It’s a smaller, intimate space in Salem when the group boxing sessions for confident this boxing gym Attleboro, Milton, Low- the gift cards, each family space and allows for more global public health crisis up to four people. will further contribute to ell, Haverhill, Lawrence, will receive a roasting pan of a private experience,” swept through the East Instead of yearly or the growth and wellbeing Lynn, Quincy, South Bos- and empty shopping bag, said Carley, a Health Coast, causing business- monthly memberships, of people and communi- ton, Randolph, Weymouth, D’Amico said. Coach with San Francisco es across the North Shore the couple say they offer ties in Salem. (There’s no Somerville, Malden, Med- “Every year we part- company Hinge Health. and beyond to shutter and their services in weeks- doubt) that the Alvarez ford, South End, Dorches- ner with United Way to “Because this is a family leaving small businesses long packages so that cus- Family Boxing Club will ter, along with Rochester deliver Thanksgiving business, we hope peo- owners everywhere anx- tomers with busy sched- be successful and leave a and Newmarket in New outreach,” said D’Amico. ple feel as though they’re ious about an uncertain ules aren’t automatically positive impact on people Hampshire. “It’s going to look differ- stepping into an extension economic future. locked in to long plans. of all ages, especially the Cox said the communi- ent than years past, but of our home.” While the situation may “We’re hoping these op- youth.” ties selected for the drive we’re still going to be able Despite the fact both have spelled disaster for tions give people a healthy As for the Alvarezes, this year are the cities and to help 1,000 families. We Carley and Eddie have others in the same posi- and safe way to work out they say they’re already towns in their region that found the need is definite- been heavily involved in looking forward to a bright tion, the Alvarez family together with family and have been hit the hardest ly tremendous this year the fitness community friends,” Carley said, add- future. had different plans. by COVID-19. Unemploy- because of COVID.” for more than a decade, ing that once the gym is “It’s like seeing that “When COVID kicked ment rates and the need The amount of families the pair’s hectic full-time in, it was more of a dou- fully up and running, the rainbow after that heavy, for food in those communi- served through the drive jobs, coupled with the de- ble-down,” Eddie said with couple hopes to partner heavy storm,” Eddie said. ties is still rising, she said. at LHAND has increased mands of caring for their a laugh. “(We said) ‘2020’s with local organizations to “It’s fulfilling more than “With the ongoing crisis every year, said D’Amico, now 3-year-old daughter, going to break some peo- help mentor at-risk youth anything.” and unemployment rates noting that last year was Misty, meant the idea of ple. We’re going to break through boxing. Carley added: “It feels as high as 30 percent in the first time 1,000 fami- owning their own busi- 2020.’” “It’s a small boxing stu- like a dream.” hard-hit cities, countless lies were served. Six hun- ness had always felt out of Staying true to their dio, but part of what we Elyse Carmosino can be workers in our region re- dred families were served reach. word, the pair was finally want to do is integrate reached at ecarmosino@ main underemployed with the first year the drive was When the young fam- able to open the doors to into the community and itemlive.com. reduced hours and are held in Lynn and LHAND ily made the move from their new gym earlier this help the community,” struggling to make ends could have helped more Somerville to Swampscott month — something both Carley said. “We wanted meet,” said Bob Giannino, than 1,060 families this president and chief execu- year if United Way could tive officer at United Way have afforded it, she said. It’s called COVID fatigue, and it’s exhausting of Massachusetts Bay and Despite the challenges Merrimack Valley. brought on by the virus, FATIGUE “I’m always getting test- “Adding to the crisis, both United Way and From A1 ed,” said Navarro. many local traditional LHAND representatives Swampscott resident Thanksgiving meal drives said there was never any who were interviewed at Danielle Murr also talked are not able to take place thought given to canceling three COVID-19 testing about being sick of the vi- in person this year due to this year’s Thanksgiving sites on Thursday said rus as she waited for her necessary health and safe- drive. adhering to virus restric- COVID test at the town’s ty COVID-19 restrictions “I think we all recognize tions for so long has start- drive-through site, which and guidelines. We’re this is a very difficult year ed to become emotionally is located at the First proud that so many busi- here in Lynn,” said D’Am- exhausting. Church-Congregational nesses and individuals ico. “The United Way has “I’m so done with it,” on Monument Avenue. stepped up to help Unit- funded the Lynn Commu- said Cheryl McGrath, 56, “It’s just very hard on ed Way serve 4,000 more nity Care fund. We saw of Saugus. “I’m done with people for a number of families this year in even the overall COVID need in the masks. I’m done. I reasons,” said Murr. more communities.” the city increase through- can’t wait for the vaccine. Murr, 43, said it has been United Way representa- out the pandemic. tives say this year is their My poor kids are in school. hard to strike a balance “We realized early on largest drive yet, with They can’t even play between two different atti- ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO with our partners at Unit- 15,000 families receiving sports. It’s senior year for tudes, which she said con- ed Way that this was a my daughter and she’s A COVID testing site line with approximately gift cards over those 23 sisted of wanting to keep need we were committed missing out on a lot.” 250 cars covers the parking lot of Square One communities. That rep- people safe and healthy, to holding to this year. Everyone’s tired of it, Mall on Thursday afternoon in Saugus. Ac- resents more than 60,000 but also not wanting “We saw the need for the said McGrath, who ac- cording to locals, many cars started lining up individuals that will be others to lose their jobs, Salvation Army food lines. knowledged that some around 11:30 am anticipating long lines by 2 fed this Thanksgiving as homes and livelihoods. Clearly, there was going to people were becoming p.m., when the site opened. a result of the drive, Cox In addition, she said be a huge void if we didn’t complacent as a result. said. dealing with all of the do it this year.” For example, she said there’s definitely a good through a translator. “Peo- “More people were arguing that has accom- LHAND executive direc- people are gathering too amount of people who are ple can’t leave (the house) reaching out and unfortu- panied the virus has tor Charles Gaeta added much and are often walk- just over it,” said Murr. like before without fear nately more people were he was grateful to Unit- ing around without wear- been exhausting. A lot of Lynn resident Danny and doing tests all the reaching out than we were ed Way, not only for their ing face masks. that disagreement has Hurtado said through a time. People work and you able to serve this year,” Thanksgiving drive, but “I’m tired of COVID,” involved opposing view- translator that he was have to take a test. Things said Cox. “The need is tre- for all they do for the Lynn admits Nicoly Navarro, points on whether masks tired of the pandemic be- are not the same as be- mendous. I wish we could community. He thanked 19, who waited in line for are effective in curbing the cause of all of the man- fore.” serve everybody, but un- his staff for volunteering more than two hours at spread of the coronavirus, datory rules that he now However, Revere resi- fortunately, we hit our ca- each year for the event. the drive-through testing she said, noting that many has to follow, particularly dent Lindsay Lockwood pacity at 15,000 this year.” Gayla Cawley can be site at the Saugus Square of the arguments have oc- having to wear a mask ev- said she was happy to Of the communities One Mall on Thursday af- curred on social media. erywhere. keep following COVID United Way works with reached at gcawley@item- ternoon. Many people have Hurtado, 26, who was restrictions if her compli- each year, Lynn is the live.com. Follow her on “My mom had it so now become more relaxed waiting for a COVID ance was helping to keep fourth largest behind At- Twitter @GaylaCawley. I’m pretty sick. I want to when it comes to follow- test at Lynn Communi- people safe. tleboro, Dorchester and go to work,” said Navar- ing COVID-19 restric- ty Health Center, said he “If it’s something I can Quincy, which will dis- LAW OFFICES OF ro, of Peabody, explaining tions, she said. Although was also exhausted from do, just to wear a mask tribute gift cards to 2,600, JAMES J. 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E¤¥¤ M. G DIRECTORS 2020 is Democrats’ and President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M¦Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. SŸ E. K¡ Advertising Director News Director Gordon R. Hall Republicans’ bluebird moment 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¡¢ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¡£ Michael H. Shanahan It is Judy Garland versus vote to do that.” Given the Moreover, the New Deal, Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Vera Lynn. It is the 1939 peculiar rules of the Sen- like the Trump movement, Customer Service song “Somewhere Over the ate, which in some ways recognized and empowered Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS Rainbow” versus the 1942 give more power to an in- those who had been ignored Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 hit “The White Cliffs of Do- dividual lawmaker than to and possessed little power. Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 ver.” It is America in its pre- any coalition of lawmakers, The difference in both di- All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 war reverie versus Great the Manchin machination plomacy and domestic poli- Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Britain in its wartime trial. means Congress, and the tics, of course, is that Frank- Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 This is, for America’s two country, might not be divid- lin Roosevelt was a veteran Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 Classified/Legal Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 political parties, a bluebird ed by Democrats zooming of, and an admirer of, the [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 moment. leftward while Republicans internationalist Woodrow Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Let me explain: Garland retrench on the right. Wilson administration, a sang that “Somewhere over The departure of the di- contrast to Trump’s con- [email protected] the rainbow, bluebirds fly.” visive figure of Trump, and tempt for his GOP anteced- Circulation Lynn crooned that “When the fading influence of his ents, especially the two [email protected] the dawn comes up/There’ll nocturnal tweets, also may Presidents Bush. FDR also Ext. 3 be bluebirds over/The white bring clarity to the Amer- respected domestic and dip- cliffs of Dover.” ican political landscape, lomatic norms. Though he Newsroom There the visions — and which has been obscured [email protected] was regarded as a “traitor [email protected] the lyrics — divert, and by the president’s clouds of to his class” — the title of there the two parties do as invective. a 2008 biography by H.W. Ext. 4 EDITORIAL well. On the surface, the tran- Brands — he comported Sports The Republicans are em- sition in American foreign himself in ways congruent [email protected] bracing the song Garland policy from the Trump with upper-class New York Ext. 5 trilled when, in “The Wizard Republicans to the Biden standards. Trump did not. of Oz,” Aunt Em bid her to Democrats may produce FDR stabilized the country. Retail and Online “find yourself a place where international vertigo. Con- Trump did not. Advertising Cities need a you won’t get into any trou- sider this presidential [email protected] Plus this, also from Sex- ble” — the precise goal the commission’s evaluation of ton: “Even the excesses and ADVERTISING GOP chases as the Donald American foreign policy: al- failures of the New Deal ternating “between isolation Ernie Carpenter Jr. J. Trump period fades into had the effect of strengthen- Director of Advertising Fed lifeline history, perhaps only to re- and independence, between ing the constitutional order.” and Business Development, ext. 1355 turn in a restoration cam- sharply marked economic The notion of packing the [email protected] Editorial from Bloomberg Opinion paign four years from now. nationalism and interna- Supreme Court failed in the tional initiative in coopera- Ralph Mitchell The Democrats, flush with Roosevelt years and served Sales Representative, ext. 1313 America’s state and local governments face a victory in the war for the tion moving in a highly un- only to strengthen the con- [email protected] White House, are clinging to stable zigzag course.” Those difficult winter. Already under severe financial cept of the separation of Eric Rondeau pressure, their resources will be stretched still the wartime dreams of bat- words were written in the powers. tered Britain, when Lynn 1930s. They apply nine de- Sales Representative, ext. 1280 further by a resurgent pandemic. Congress needs Now, a word of warning [email protected] cades later. to give them new fiscal aid right now, but whether looked with hope to bright about investing inspiration postwar skies, a time when And yet, though the Patricia Whalen that will happen is in doubt. in bluebirds and finding “There’ll be love and laugh- Trump ascendancy seems Sales Representative, ext. 1310 Given these uncertainties, this is no time to re- beauty in the royal blue of [email protected] ter” and when “History will a dizzying departure from move the one reliable lifeline they have: the Fed- the males and the elegant prove it too/When the tale the past, consider how Uni- BUSINESS OFFICE eral Reserve’s highly successful effort to ensure gray of the females. Blue- is told/It will be as of old/ versity of Missouri histori- they can borrow what they need. birds have the capacity of Susan J. Conti For truth will always win an Jay Sexton, in his 2018 The Fed and the Treasury introduced the pro- dispersing, flying away in Controller, ext. 1288 through.” book “A Nation Forged by gram, known as the Municipal Liquidity Facility, directions unknowable and [email protected] Neither song — neither Crisis,” characterized the amid the COVID-induced mayhem of March and unpredictable. Yet even in Ted Grant April — when markets froze and borrowing costs vision — is likely to be fully New Deal: as “a nationalist Publisher, ext. 1234 redeemed, just as the Amer- turn toward protectionism, the frosty northern parts of more than doubled for even the most highly rated the country, some of them [email protected] cities. To restore calm, the central bank pledged to ican daydream of 1939 could immigration restriction and not persist after Pearl Har- unilateralism.” remain. The Michigan Blue- Marian Kinney buy debt securities directly, at a closer-to-normal ext. 1212 bor in 1941, just as it would When the dust settles, as bird Society offers counsel yield, from any creditworthy issuer that couldn’t on how to keep them around [email protected] raise money from private investors. be three years until “the it may after the white tor- in backyard birdhouses: Will Kraft It worked. Simply by being in place, the back- light of hope” Lynn helped nado of Trump vituperation place in the eyes of 1942 dissipates, historians and “First, plug up any ventila- Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 stop revived the market. It brought yields below [email protected] Britain would take form experts may come to agree tion openings or holes with pre-pandemic levels, and only two issuers (Illinois weather stripping or remov- and New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Au- in what Winston Churchill that the Trump approach to Paula Villacreses called the “broad sunlit up- foreign policy — while con- able caulking to keep cold A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 thority) actually had to tap it, using less than $1.7 air out.” billion of the $500 billion available. It’s hard to lands” of a world rid of Nazi temptuous of international [email protected] war and tyranny. organizations and of cus- In the case of politics, of imagine a more effective use of taxpayer resourc- course, it is the hot air that Mike Shanahan es. The good news is that tomary diplomatic comport- Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 is the danger. But the point Just one problem: The program expires Dec. 31, bluebirds don’t necessarily ment — may not be such a [email protected] stands, though there re- and — as Bloomberg News has reported — Re- migrate and that they can major departure from the mains danger that the two Carolina Trujillo publican legislators and the Treasury have op- roost both singly or in a direction of 21st-century Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 major political parties — posed an extension. This wouldn’t be so serious if group through the winter. foreign policy after all. [email protected] the one that could not have the coronavirus crisis were ebbing and the econo- So there is hope that the “If you look at the Obama imagined a decade ago that Jim Wilson my were on a glide path to recovery. They’re not. contention of the autumn and Trump records, there Joe Biden would be its sav- Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 Cases and hospitalizations are on the rise in most might dissipate with a new is a remarkable consisten- [email protected] year (2021), a new Congress cy, including establishing ior, the other that could not states, threatening renewed social distancing CIRCULATION measures and a slower expansion (or worse). This (the 117th) and a new presi- a lighter footprint for the have imagined that Trump will reduce municipal tax revenues again — and dent (the 46th). U.S. around the globe and would be its leader — could Lisa Mahmoud they’re already projected to come up hundreds of There already are signs the effort to have NATO fly apart. For as Lynn, who Manager, ext. 1239 billions of dollars short. Layoffs and service cuts it might. One reason: Dem- partners spend more on died earlier this year at age [email protected] ocratic Sen. Joe Manchin of mutual defense,” said Kiron 103, would teach us in her are looming. And with Republicans likely to re- CUSTOMER SERVICE tain control of the Senate, it’s unclear when, if West Virginia, a state with K. Skinner, director of Car- unforgettable ballad of in- ever, legislators will support a new relief package. three species of bluebirds negie Mellon University’s spiration, we simply must La’ Mosha Ball and a remote redoubt where Center for International “wait and see.” And hope. Customer Service, ext. 1276 To be sure, borrowing is no substitute for fis- [email protected] cal support. But the backstop is crucial to help the woodlands and fields Relations and Politics and A 1972 Swampscott High municipalities weather these stresses. It should are often enriched by their a former State Department School graduate, David M. GRAPHICS beguiling musical call. Last director of policy planning Shribman is the Pulitzer remain in place until officials are certain it’s no Trevor Andreozzi longer needed, as happened with emergency lend- week he told Fox News’ Bret in the Trump administra- Prize-winning former execu- Designer ing facilities after the 2008 financial crisis. The Baier that “whether it be tion. “Trump did it in a more tive editor of the Pittsburgh [email protected] central bank should also consider expanding ac- packing the courts or end- public way, but they agree Post-Gazette. Follow him on ing the filibuster, I will not that this has to happen.” Twitter @ShribmanPG. Mark Sutherland cess — for example, by lowering the population Creative Director, ext. 1330 threshold from the current 250,000, so struggling [email protected] smaller cities can benefit. WILLIAM O’KEEFE NEWSROOM Judging from the lack of jitters in municipal bond markets, investors are assuming that com- Mike Alongi mon sense will prevail. It’s to be hoped they’re Sports Editor, ext. 1228 right. The Trump administration should extend We must do better [email protected] the facility immediately and, if it fails to do so, Elyse Carmosino President-elect Joe Biden should pledge to set This year’s election ing places, standard setting elections, it does not pro- Reporter, ext. 1264 things straight after he takes office on Jan. 20. proved that the “Shining and certification of voting hibit incentives for them [email protected] City on the Hill” is in need technology. to adopt best practices and The finances of cities and states across the coun- Gayla Cawley try depend on it. of repair. The voting process Like most commission re- state of the art technology. Reporter, ext. 1236 was chaotic, confusing and ports, it just gathers dust. Changing the current vot- [email protected] exacerbated the suspicion In 2019, the House passed ing process and conforming Cheryl Charles about fraud. a partisan reform bill that to the Constitution will not News Editor, ext. 1278 We can do better. went into the Senate’s be easy and will be opposed [email protected] Many voters for President black hole. by many because of self-in- Donald J. Trump believe that This time could be different. terest. But we must do bet- Olivia Falcigno Photographer, ext.1224 the election was rigged even After January 20, Presi- ter if we are going to pre- [email protected] though there is no support- dent-elect Joseph R. Biden serve the Founding Fathers ing evidence. The president Jr. and Congress should vision for our constitutional Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 repeatedly saying that the create a bipartisan Com- system. [email protected] election was stolen makes a mission on Elections. It Harvard’s Election In- bad situation worse. could be chaired by for- tegrity Project 2019 index, Thor Jourgensen If we are going to avoid mer presidents Bush and ranked the U.S. at the bot- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] an even worse future, se- Obama and consist of peo- tom of Western democra- rious initiatives need to be ple known for their integ- cies. The project’s director Daniel Kane undertaken to rebuild con- rity, gravitas and intelli- Pippa Norris observed, Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 [email protected] fidence in government and gence. What are some areas “America hasn’t wanted to the election process. With- that should be explored? learn and hasn’t felt the Steve Krause out that confidence, any We need a serious debate need to learn.” News Director, ext. 1229 election system will be vul- about public financing, at Learn we must if we want [email protected] nerable to claims of fraud. least for presidential elec- to restore confidence in our Guthrie Scrimgeour After the 2012 election, tions. One way is to require elections. Reporter, ext. 1222 President Obama appointed total transparency in ad- William O’Keefe is pres- [email protected] a Presidential Commission vertising, including credible ident and founder of Solu- Anne Marie Tobin on Election Administra- documentation of content. tions Consulting, a firm Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 tion. Its recommendations Although the Constitu- that specializes in strategic [email protected] covered voter registration, tion prohibits the federal counseling in public policy TECHNOLOGY voter roll accuracy, access to government from telling and management. He wrote Tim Noyes polls, management of poll- states how to organize their this for InsideSources.com. 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] SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Theft Georgia governor certifies larly arrests, reflect police records. A report of a larceny at 1:56 In the event of a perceived inac- p.m. Thursday at 82 Franklin curacy, it is the sole responsibility St. presidential electors for Biden of the concerned party to contact A report of a motor vehicle the relevant police department and theft at 9:13 p.m. Thursday at By Kate Brumback the law requires him to Kemp said Friday that count since the margin is 659 Western Ave. have the department issue a no- ASSOCIATED PRESS “formalize the certifica- he was concerned that the within 0.5 percent. That tice of correction to the Daily Item. tion, which paves the way audit looked only at bal- recount would be done Corrections or clarifications will not Vandalism ATLANTA — Georgia’s for the Trump campaign to lots, not the signatures on using scanning machines governor and top elections be made without express notice of A report of vandalism at pursue other legal options the absentee ballot appli- that read and tally the official on Friday certified and a separate recount if cations or absentee ballot votes and would be paid change from the arresting police 12:01 p.m. Friday at Sulli- results showing Joe Biden they choose.” envelopes. for by the counties, the department. van’s Liquors. won the presidential race The Republican governor “As a former Secretary secretary of state’s office over Republican President hasn’t stepped forward to of State, he is the first to has said. LYNNFIELD Donald Trump, bringing LYNN defend the integrity of this know and confirm that The hand count for the the state one step closer year’s elections amid at- a signature is matched audit produced some Accidents to wrapping up an election Arrests tacks by Trump and other twice prior to an absen- slight differences from the fraught with unfounded tee ballot being counted,” previous machine tally, Matthew Donovan, 38, was A report of a motor vehicle members of his own par- accusations of fraud by Deputy Secretary of State but no individual coun- arrested on warrant charges hit and run crash at 1:13 p.m. Trump and his supporters. ty, who claim without evi- Wednesday on N Broadway. dence that the presidential Jordan Fuchs said in a ty showed a variation in of larceny under $1,200, Secretary of State Brad statement. margin larger than 0.73 Raffensperger certifiedvote in Georgia was taint- nighttime breaking and enter- In fact, the signatures percent, and the variation Complaints results reported by the ed by fraud. Kemp has ing for a felony, and malicious on absentee ballot appli- in margin in 103 of the state’s 159 counties that neither endorsed Trump’s wanton property defacement A report of unemployment cations and envelopes are state’s 159 counties was show Biden with 2.47 mil- fraud claims nor backed at 7:43 a.m. Friday. fraud at 9:19 a.m. Tuesday at required to be checked less than 0.05 percent, the lion votes, President Don- Raffensperger, a fellow Re- Jonathan Rabbitt, 46, of 3 Herrick Lane. when they are received. secretary of state’s office ald Trump with 2.46 mil- publican, in his assertion 81 Eutaw Ave., was arrested The audit is only meant to said. During the audit, lion votes and Libertarian that the election was con- on warrant charges of oper- ensure that the voting ma- several counties discov- MARBLEHEAD Jo Jorgensen with 62,138. ducted fairly. ation of a motor vehicle with chines counted the ballots ered previously uncounted That leaves Biden lead- The counties’ results a suspended registration, correctly, Raffensperger’s ballots and had to recerti- Accidents ing by a margin of 12,670 were affirmed by a hand uninsured motor vehicle/trail- office has said. fy their results. votes or 0.25 percent. count of the 5 million bal- er, passing violation, brakes A report of a motor vehicle “Working as an engineer “It’s quite honestly hard Later Friday, Gov. Brian lots cast in the race, ac- violation, and unregistered crash at 5:10 p.m. Thursday throughout my life, I live to believe that during the Kemp certified the state’s cording to results released motor vehicle at 11:23 a.m. on Washington Street. by the motto that num- audit thousands of un- slate of 16 presidential by the secretary of state’s Friday. bers don’t lie,” Secretary of counted ballots were found electors, his spokesman office. The tally resulted Complaints State Brad Raffensperger weeks after a razor-thin Cody Hall said. Biden is from an audit required by Accidents said during a news confer- outcome in a presidential A report of unemployment the first Democratic pres- a new state law and wasn’t ence at the state Capitol. election,” Kemp said. “This A report of a motor vehicle fraud at 1:36 p.m. Thursday idential nominee to carry in response to any sus- “As secretary of state, I is simply unacceptable.” crash at 2:33 p.m. Thursday on Washington Square; at the state since 1992. pected problems with the believe that the numbers Raffensperger said Fri- at Flint and Walnut streets; at 2:19 p.m. Thursday on Jersey In an announcement state’s results or an official that we have presented to- day that he plans to pro- 3:10 p.m. Thursday at Market Street; at 2:35 p.m. Thursday streamed online, Kemp recount request. Raffen- day are correct. The num- pose legislative changes and Munroe streets. on Bennett Road; at 3:02 did not clearly endorse the sperger said the hand tally bers reflect the verdict of aimed at increasing trust A report of a motor vehicle p.m. Thursday on Rowland results. Instead he said confirmed Biden’s victory. the people, not a decision in the results, including crash with personal injury at Street; at 6:36 p.m. Thursday on Mohawk Road by the secretary of state’s allowing state officials to 11:07 p.m. Thursday at Joyce office or of courts or of ei- intervene in counties that and Union streets. A report of suspicious activ- ity at 4:03 p.m. Thursday on ther campaign.” have systemic problems in Raffensperger’s officeadministering elections, Breaking and Entering Leo Road. A caller reported a female had come to the back stumbled earlier in the requiring photo ID for ab- A report of a breaking and sliding glass door, opened day when it prematurely sentee voting and adding entering at 2:13 p.m. Thurs- the screen door part and was announced the certifica- stricter controls to allow day at 119 Lewis St.; at 5:58 trying to open the main door. tion while it was still un- for challenges to voters p.m. Thursday at 69 Lynnway. The female reportedly asked finished. Forty minutes af- who might not live where A report of a motor vehicle the resident if the dog with terward, a corrected news they say. breaking and entering at 5:18 her belonged to the resident release was sent out say- “These measures will p.m. Thursday at 118 Adams and then left after being told ing that certification was improve the security of St. no. still to come. The momen- our elections, and that A caller reported hearing tary slip was yet another should lead to greater Overdose gunshots in the area at 8:37 moment of drama in a race public trust,” he said. p.m. Thursday on Devereux that has been full of it. Kemp said he also Now that the results are looked forward to work- A report of an overdose at Street. Police checked the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 2:04 a.m. Friday on Circuit area and were unable to lo- certified, Trump’s cam- ing with lawmakers to Avenue. cate anything. Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger paign will have two busi- address election con- speaks during a news conference on in Atlanta. ness days to request a re- cerns. Heading home for the holiday? Get a virus test, colleges say

By Lindsay of in-person learning for toms don’t have to change been a major hurdle amid Thomas in Saint Paul, Ben Ferney, a 24-year- Whitehurst the year, whether mov- much. virus-related economic up- Minnesota, the state old communications major ASSOCIATED PRESS ing classes online was The University of Illi- heaval, said Rounds, the helped source 3,500 tests at northern Utah’s Weber always the plan to keep nois runs about 10,000 student data collector. before Thanksgiving SALT LAKE CITY — As State University, recently students from bringing saliva tests a day, catch- “It can’t just be this break. Previously, only college students prepare to took a rapid-response test the virus back to campus ing each student two or narrative of blaming stu- students with symptoms go home for the holidays, at a folding table set up in or it became the response three times a week with a dents and administra- and some in close con- some schools are quickly to soaring infections na- test developed by its own a ballroom at the student ramping up COVID-19 tions ... I really think, at tact with a person with tionwide, which have now researchers. A required this point, we need to look COVID-19 were able to union. He caught the virus testing to try to keep in- surpassed 11.7 million. this summer, but because fections from spreading app reminds students to state governments and get tested. Some colleges are to get tested and helps the federal government But now there’s a short- it’s still unclear how long further as the coronavirus turning to states for surges across the U.S. track those who test pos- to have some responsibil- age of medical personnel immunity lasts, he wants help paying for the ex- itive while they quaran- ity,” she said. “So many to administer the extra to ensure he doesn’t get it Thousands of cases have tra tests, while others been connected to cam- tine. It also includes a cases of COVID in the tests. That means faculty again. are relying on those de- scan needed to get into United States are coming like journalism professor puses since some colleges veloped by their own re- “I don’t think I’ve ever reopened this fall, forcing campus buildings, only from higher ed institu- Mark Neuzil have stepped been that sick in my life,” searchers. allowing in those who tions — that should be a in as the university began students to quarantine in The University of Notre Ferney said. He said he dorms and shifting class- are up to date with their point of target for inter- mass testing Wednesday, Dame announced a test- tests. ventions.” administering about 100 apparently spread the vi- es online. Now, many stu- ing mandate after thou- “People love it now. They Governments are get- tests an hour, he said. rus to his parents and two dents are heading home sands of football fans, feel, at the end of the day, ting involved in some “The state provides siblings before he even for Thanksgiving, rais- many without masks, this is the safest place places, like North Car- you with the tests and knew he was sick. ing the risk of the virus stormed the field in South in the world,” said Bill olina, where the state then says, ‘Good luck,’ be- Because “2020 has been spreading among family, Bend, Indiana, and threw Jackson, who is executive is providing tests to friends and other travel- parties to celebrate a cause there’s not enough full of so many unknowns, director of the universi- ers. double-overtime upset schools ahead of the hol- medical personnel to go its easy to constantly have “The responsibility and over Clemson this month. ty’s Discovery Partners iday break, and Utah, around,” Neuzil said. “We, that in the back of my the reach of the impact Those who don’t complete Institute and helps run where the governor has of course, have health ser- mind,” he said. Regular the school’s pandemic re- mandated weekly test- vices and we have nurs- is not just to the student the test can’t register for testing “helps me move body anymore, it’s to those sponse plan, which also ing starting in January es, but they’re working future classes. forward, to know that my close contacts,” said Emi- includes mask-wearing and the state is helping like dogs and there’s not Vanderbilt University in presence around other ly Rounds, a student who Nashville, Tennessee, has and social distancing. with rapid-response test enough of them.” people is not a threat to helps collect data on col- a similar requirement, as For other schools, finding kits. For students, testing lege testing plans nation- does the public university and paying for tests has At the University of St. availability can be a relief. them.” wide for the Crisis College system in New York. Initiative at Davidson Col- The University of Pitts- lege. burgh, however, isn’t Colleges’ pandemic testing students before plans vary widely. About they leave, concerned one-third of four-year col- that a single test could leges started primarily in be unreliable and a neg- person this fall, the initia- ative result could give tive’s researchers found as students a false sense of they tracked about 1,400 security. schools. “They are immediately Only about 100 col- going to get together with leges initially tested all their high school friends students once or twice a and their families, and week, regardless of symp- there is going to be a lot of toms, as part of their back- outbreaks,” said Dr. John to-school plans. Many Williams, director of the more tested random sam- school’s COVID-19 Medi- ples of students or tested cal Response Office. those with symptoms — Many schools, from neither of which is con- the University of Tex- sidered enough to stop the as at Austin to The spread of the disease, said Ohio State University, Christopher Marsicano, fall somewhere in be- an education professor at tween, encouraging but Davidson who founded the not mandating tests. project. The governors of seven Since early November, Northeastern states, in- though, the research- cluding New York, urged ers have seen a notice- colleges in the region to able uptick in schools provide testing for all requiring or encourag- students traveling home ing students to get test- for Thanksgiving. ed before Thanksgiving. The few institutions that For many colleges, the already regularly test stu- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS holiday marks the end dents even without symp- University of Utah student Andrew Goaslind takes a rapid COVID-19. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2020 Advocates want light show moved NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS Judge finds Cape Cod charges. man charged with Lt. Cdr. Ronald Zenga, from former mental facility a retired pilot who was murder incompetent stationed at the Naval By Mark Pratt warehoused under deplor- “disgraceful,” a coalition developmentally disabled, BARNSTABLE (AP) — War College in Newport, ASSOCIATED PRESS able conditions. of disability rights advo- including those with cere- A Cape Cod man charged Rhode Island, pleaded The Waltham Lions Club cates has asked Waltham bral palsy and Down syn- with murder in the death guilty to coercion and dis- WALTHAM — A battle is of a woman in his apart- drive-thru Greater Boston Mayor Jeannette McCar- drome, were shut away tributing and possessing underway in a Boston sub- thy to pull the club’s per- from a society of which ment is incompetent to child pornography, U.S. urb over whether it is ap- Holiday Light Show, a mit and find an alternate they were deemed unfit to stand trial, a judge has Attorney Aaron L. Weis- propriate to hold a joyous fundraiser for the service ruled. organization, is planned site for the event sched- be a part. man said Thursday. holiday celebration at the uled to run from Nov. 27 Walter Fernald himself Marc Audette, 45, is site of a now-closed institu- for the site of the Walter Zenga, 44, had previ- to Jan. 3. was a proponent of eugen- charged in the death of tion where developmental- E. Fernald Developmental ously pleaded not guilty The problem is not with ics and forced sterilizations, Sandra Corfield, 53, of ly disabled children were Center. Edgartown in March, the to eight charges. He faces the Lions, who “do amazing which occurred at the insti- once abused, neglected and Calling use of the site Cape Cod Times reported. up to life in prison, and work,” said Alex Green, an tution, according to a letter A judge in Barnstable adjunct lecturer at the Har- to the mayor from Phillip a sentencing hearing is Superior Court found vard Kennedy School and Kassel, executive director scheduled in February. Audette incompetent an activist who took part in of the Mental Health Legal Authorities say Zenga Thursday to stand trial a protest Friday to try to get used a Russian website Advisors Committee. and ordered him commit- the city to change its mind. One experiment in the ted to Bridgewater State to communicate with a “We understand every- 1940s and ‘50s involved Hospital for as long as six law enforcement agent in body needs a boost like a feeding residents radioac- months. England, where the case light show right now,” said tive oatmeal. The ruling of incompe- started, to graphically de- Green, who also launched “A city’s holiday celebra- tence determines whether scribe an ongoing sexual an online petition to get tion ought to be a source Audette understands encounter with a child. the city to change its of joy for the entire com- the proceedings and can Prosecutors say the mind. “Our only argument munity, particularly in assist in his own defense, is this is not the place for these divisive times and charges stem from his the newspaper reported. behavior while actively one. This is a site with an in the midst of a spiking Audette told police that serving in and following enormous amount of tor- pandemic that is generat- he hit Corfield in the ment in its history.” ing unprecedented stress- his retirement from the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS head with a dumbbell and The Fernald Center, es in our communities,” then injured himself with Navy in 2017. A group protests against a planned holiday which moved to Waltham he wrote. “This cannot a sword at an apartment event outside the former Walter E. Fernald De- in the late 19th century, happen at the planned in Mashpee, a town on Effort underway to velopmental Center in Waltham. became a place where the site.” Cape Cod, the newspaper name post office reported. He also told police that he was not after fallen soldier Massachusetts’ Entrepreneurs team up taking his medication and heard voices at the time NORTH SMITHFIELD, that he struck Corfield. R.I. (AP) — Efforts to this Thanksgiving to deliver hope name a post office in Man pleads guilty to role in Rhode Island after a FALL RIVER — This have something new to “From the moment I met “When COVID hit and several pandemic scams soldier who died during a Thanksgiving, Gary Si- add into the mix – a warm him, I knew he had a huge the whole country, in- training exercise in 2017 BOSTON (AP) — A man mons of Simply Simons fleece blanket – com- heart. What he’s been cluding my business, was are moving forward. who participated in a restaurant in Swansea, plements of NorthEast doing all these years is suddenly shut down, I The U.S. Senate this number of online finan- MA, and Peter Mou- Fleece. amazing and I wanted to thought, ‘We need hope!’ week unanimously cial scams to take advan- bayed, owner of North- “For the most part, be a part of it.” And, so the two new blan- approved legislation to tage of people during the East Fleece in Fall River, these people are alone, Moubayed has a long ket designs were born. It’s coronavirus pandemic has name the postal facility MA, will deliver home- disabled, veterans and history of charitable giv- a simple message, hopeful- pleaded guilty, federal in the Slatersville section made hot turkey dinners, generally families in ing, his “Fleece for Peace” ly we are not only warm- prosecutors say. of North Smithfield after warm fleece blankets and need,” Simons says. “This blanket donation program ing people, but lifting their Nosayamen Iyalekhue, Spc. Matthew Turcotte, a much-needed message of year, we’re expecting a has donated and shipped spirits too,” he shares. 33, a citizen of Nigeria, according to a statement hope. huge spike in deliveries to blankets to almost every And while the pandemic pleaded guilty in federal from Democratic U.S. Since 2006, Simply the elderly who are forced natural disaster and hu- has also affected Simons’ court in Boston on Thurs- Simons has prepared, to stay home because of manitarian cause world- restaurant business, he Sens. Jack Reed and Shel- day to wire fraud. don Whitehouse. delivered and donat- COVID-19.” wide since 1996. carries on; his persever- Iyalekhue and an The North Smithfield ed made-from-scratch Moubayed has been a As a leading textile ance has paid off. Hot accomplice were arrested Thanksgiving Day din- faithful customer at Si- manufacturer, NorthEast plates and warm blankets in June. The accomplice, native was serving with ners with “all the fixings.” mons’ restaurant for many Fleece recently created will prevail. Esogie Osawaru, 27, the 2nd Infantry Brigade Every holiday season, he years and the two cement- two new inspirational “All I kept thinking pleaded guilty on Nov. 12. Combat Team of the 4th and his family and friends ed a friendship over chari- blanket designs that give about were the people They participated in a Infantry Division when prepare, cook, box and de- table giving. words of encouragement – who would not get a tur- series of romance, pan- he was killed in August liver up to an impressive “Gary works hard not “Hope” and “Faith.” Bright key dinner on Thanks- demic unemployment 2017 during a live-ammu- 800 meals in the Swansea, only at his restaurant white letters are printed giving Day if I cancelled insurance, and other nition training exercise at Somerset and greater Fall but for the community on a beautifully uplifting because of the virus,” he online scams designed Fort Carson in Colorado. River area. This year, he’ll as well,” Moubayed says. sky-blue backdrop. says. to defraud victims by He was 20 years old. convincing them to send money to bank accounts An identical measure Restart of Massachusetts jury trials they controlled, the U.S. sponsored by Democratic attorney’s office in Boston Reps. David Cicilline and said in a statement. Jim Langevin was intro- have been postponed again The defendants used duced in the U.S. House of false foreign passports in Representatives. the names of others, but BOSTON (AP) — With ing face coverings and Airport must cut about Logan had 42 million Turcotte enlisted in the with their photos, to open the coronavirus infection plexiglass shields, will be 25 percent of its work- passengers last year. This Army while attending several bank accounts, rate rapidly climbing in put in place. force amid a $400 million year, the “optimistic” fore- North Smithfield High then directed the victims Massachusetts, the state The Trial Court also is budget deficit brought on cast was 22 million, and to send money to these School, where he was a court system on Friday identifying and secur- by a steep drop in travel the “worst case” 13 mil- accounts. They then co-captain of the football announced a further post- ing jury trial locations during the coronavirus lion, according to Mass- quickly withdrew the team. ponement of the resump- in counties that do not pandemic, agency execu- port. victims’ money. He was deployed to tion of jury trials. have courthouses suit- tives say. Logan’s passenger num- Iyalekhue faces up to 20 Trials were scheduled able for conducting jury The savings will come bers are down to what Kosovo and earned sever- years in prison at sen- to resume on a limited trials during the pan- from a combination of lay- they were in the mid- al awards and medals for tencing on March 4. He basis on Nov. 30, but that demic. offs, voluntary buyouts of 1970s, Wieland said. Traf- his service. is also subject to deporta- has now been pushed The Office of Jury Com- union and administrative fic last month was nearly “Matthew was a dedi- tion proceedings, prosecu- back until Jan. 11, the missioner will cancel ju- workers, and furloughs of 80 percent below October cated soldier, promising tors said. Supreme Judicial Court rors summoned for dates administrative staff, CEO 2019. young man, and proud and Trial Court an- before the new resump- Lisa Wieland told the The board approved Retired Navy officer son of Rhode Island. He nounced. tion date and trials cur- Massachusetts Port Au- Wieland’s proposal to be- died in the line of duty When they resume, rently scheduled will be thority’s board on Thurs- gin the downsizing. pleads guilty in child and naming this post trials will at first have rescheduled. day, according to the Bos- Board Chairman Lewis pornography case six-person juries and will MASSPORT ton Herald. Evangelidis said the pan- office after him is a small be held in a limited num- TROUBLES The voluntary program demic has led to “in many PROVIDENCE, R.I. token of our enduring ber of courthouses for ap- The state agency that will begin immediately, ways a worst-case scenar- (AP) — A retired Navy gratitude for his faithful proximately two months. owns and operates Bos- and the layoffs are expect- io if not worse than the officer has pleaded guilty service to our nation,” Safety measures, includ- ton Logan International ed in January. worst-case scenario.” to child pornography Reed said. Bob Dylan papers, including his Testing site opens unpublished lyrics, are sold for $495K at Rhode Island

BOSTON (AP) — A long- music in the same Minne- and other anthems of the can’t seem to remember lost trove of Bob Dylan apolis coffeehouse scene. turbulent 1960s. the sound of my name / baseball stadium documents including the Glover’s widow, Cynthia Included in the auc- What did he teach you PROVIDENCE, R.I. Sox for more than half a singer-songwriter’s musings Nadler, put the documents tioned items were lyrics I heard someone shout / (AP) — A coronavirus test- century, but the team is about anti-Semitism and up for auction online. Dylan penned after vis- Did he teach you to wheel unpublished song lyrics has ing site opened Friday in relocating to Worcester, The reclusive Dylan won iting folk legend Woody & wind yourself out / Did the parking lot of a Rhode Massachusetts, for the sold at auction for $495,000. the Nobel Prize in litera- Guthrie in May 1962. The he teach you to reveal, Boston-based R.R. Auc- Island baseball stadium. 2021 season. ture in 2016 after giving the lines, never made public respect, and repent the The goal is to have the POSITIVITY RATE tion said Friday the collec- world “Blowin’ in the Wind,” until last month, read: blues / No Jack he taught tion privately held by the site at McCoy Stadium in ON THE RISE “Like a Rolling Stone,” “The “My eyes are cracked me how to sleep in my Pawtucket test about 500 Rhode Island’s sev- late American blues artist Times They Are a-Changin’” I think I been framed / I shoes.” Tony Glover, a longtime people per day. The site is en-day positivity rate and Dylan friend and confi- part of the state’s strategy seven-day average of daily dante, was sold Thursday of boosting testing to even new cases continue to rise. to a bidder whose identity those who are asymptom- The state’s seven-day was not made public. atic to battle a rising tide rolling average of the The collection includ- of COVID-19 cases. Ap- positivity rate has now ed transcripts of Glov- pointments are required. risen over the past two er’s 1971 interviews with The site is a partnership weeks from 3.64 per- Dylan and letters the pair between the state and cent on Nov. 5 to 6.19 exchanged. The inter- New England AccuRefer- percent on Thursday. views reveal that Dylan ence Medical Lab. State health depart- had anti-Semitism on his The testing process ments are calculating mind when he changed took about five minutes positivity rate differently his name from Robert from check-in to swab across the country, but Zimmerman, and that he on Friday, WJAR-TV re- for Rhode Island the AP wrote “Lay Lady Lay” for ported. Results should calculates the rate by di- Barbra Streisand. be available within 24 viding new cases by test Dylan, 79, was close with hours. encounters using data Glover, who died last year. AP FILE PHOTO McCoy was home to the from The COVID Track- The two men broke into A long-lost trove of Bob Dylan documents has sold at auction for $495,000. Triple-A Pawtucket Red ing Project. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Daily COVID-19 deaths in U.S. reach highest level since May

By David Crary and Paul J. Weber ASSOCIATED PRESS The surging coronavirus is taking an increasingly dire toll across the U.S. just as a vaccine appears at hand, with the country AP FILE PHOTO | JOE AHLQUIST/THE ARGUS LEADER now averaging over 1,300 Kelby Krabbenhoft, the head of one of the largest regional health sys- COVID-19 deaths per day tems in the Midwest, has told his employees that he has recovered from — the highest since the COVID-19 and is back in the office — without a mask. calamitous spring in and around New York City. The overall death AP FILE PHOTO toll has reached about EMT Giselle Dorgalli, third from right, per- Midwest health system 253,000, by far the high- forms chest compression on a patient who test- est in the world. Total ed positive for coronavirus in the emergency confirmed infections have room at Providence Holy Cross Medical Center eclipsed more than 11.7 in the Mission Hills section of Los Angeles. CEO says he had virus, million, after the big- gest one-day gain on re- $2 an hour to help move the disease. cord Thursday — almost corpses and has ordered In Texas, Republican 188,000. And the number at least 10 refrigerated Gov. Greg Abbott has won’t wear mask of people in the hospital trucks as morgues run out ruled out another shut- By Steve Karnowski It employs nearly 48,000 said: “From the start of with COVID-19 hit anoth- of room. down and singled out El and Doug Glass people. The Dakotas have the pandemic, our health er all-time high at more COVID-19 deaths in Paso county leaders for ASSOCIATED PRESS had the country’s worst care providers have called than 80,000. the U.S. are at their high- not enforcing restrictions spread rates for several upon our communities to With health experts est level since late May, already in place. The MINNEAPOLIS — The weeks, with Iowa close be- do their part by wearing deeply afraid Thanksgiv- when the Northeast was state’s attorney general, head of one of the largest hind, while Minnesota is masks and physically dis- ing travel and holiday emerging from the first Ken Paxton, likened the regional health systems catching up. tancing to slow the spread gatherings next week will wave of the crisis. They county’s chief administra- in the Midwest has told “For me to wear a mask of the virus. This is the fuel the spread of the virus, peaked at about 2,200 a tor to a “tyrant” after Pax- his employees that he has defies the efficacy and best way to reduce stress many states and cities are day in late April, when ton won an appeals court recovered from COVID-19 purpose of a mask and on our health care system.” imposing near-lockdowns New York City was the ruling blocking local lead- and is back in the office — sends an untruthful mes- Sanford Health requires or other restrictions. Cal- epicenter and bodies ers from shutting down without a mask. sage that I am susceptible clinic employees and hos- ifornia ordered a 10 p.m.- were being loaded onto gyms and other nonessen- Sanford Health’s presi- to infection or could trans- pital and clinic visitors to to 5-a.m. curfew starting refrigerated trucks by tial businesses. dent and chief executive, mit it,” Krabbenhoft wrote wear masks, according to Saturday, covering 94 per- forklift. Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, Kelby Krabbenhoft, said in the email, obtained by its website. It wasn’t im- cent of the state’s 40 mil- Amid the bleak new sta- also a Republican, failed in an email Wednesday The Associated Press. “I mediately clear if Krab- lion residents. tistics, Pfizer said Friday to persuade leaders of the that he believes he’s now have no interest in using benhoft’s decision to not The Texas border coun- it is asking U.S. regulators GOP-controlled legisla- immune to the disease for masks as a symbolic ges- wear a mask opens the ty of El Paso, where more to allow emergency use of ture to reject a bill that “at least seven months and ture. ... My team and I door for anyone else who than 300 people have died its COVID-19 vaccine, set- would limit his admin- perhaps years to come” have a duty to express the works at or visits a San- from COVID-19 since ting in motion a process istration’s power to deal and that he isn’t a threat truth and facts and reality ford facility to opt out of October, is advertising that could make the first, with the crisis. to transmit it to anyone, so and not feed the opposite.” wearing one if they say jobs for morgue workers limited shots available as At issue is a Senate bill wearing a mask would be South Dakota Gov. Kris- they’ve already had the capable of lifting bodies early as next month, with that would ban the state merely for show. ti Noem has refused to disease. weighing 175 pounds or health care workers and health department from The email from Krab- impose a statewide mask The CEO did not explain more. Officials are offer- other high-risk groups issuing mandatory quar- benhoft, who is not a phy- mandate. North Dakota in his email why he thinks ing more than $27 an hour likely to get priority. antine orders enforced sician, comes as hospitals Gov. Doug Burgum did so he’s immune for at least for work described as not But it could take against people who are throughout the region, last week after months of seven months. Scientists only physically arduous months before the vaccine not sick or exposed to dis- including in his own net- pressure. Other Republi- don’t know yet whether but “emotionally taxing as becomes widely available. ease — such as the order work, are struggling to can governors, including having had the coronavi- well.” Pfizer has said the vac- announced by the gover- keep up with some of the Iowa’s Kim Reynolds, have rus once protects against The county had already cine appears 95 percent nor Tuesday setting a 10 country’s worst surges of started to shift on mask future illness, or how begun paying jail inmates effective at preventing p.m. curfew. coronavirus patients. And mandates as their hospi- long any protection might it comes at a time when tals fill. Minnesota’s Dem- last. How long an infect- mask wearing remains a ocratic governor, Tim Walz, ed person can spread the politicized issue in many ordered one back in July. virus also is unclear, but states. Krabbenhoft did not im- scientists think that peo- Sanford Health, based ple usually clear it with- Help make a child’s mediately respond to a in Sioux Falls, S.D., has 46 Friday interview request. in roughly 10 days of the hospitals and more than Sanford Health posted a start of symptoms unless 200 clinics concentrated in statement on social me- they have a weak immune Christmas wish South Dakota, North Da- dia that didn’t directly system or certain other kota, Minnesota and Iowa. address his comments but conditions. Wall Street stumbles come true!

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By Anne Marie Tobin program in doubt, that’s ITEM STAFF where North Shore Mall General Manager Mark in on the PEABODY — A truly Whiting stepped in. eye-opening experience. “We have had a long- That’s what Peabody standing relationship resident Jennifer O’Brien holidays obviously with the Pea- had to say about the Pea- body Police Department,” body Police Citizens Acade- Whiting said. “With some By Anne Marie familiar landmarks and my, a 10-week program that of the current events Tobin “who knew?” finds far allows Peabody residents that happened over the ITEM STAFF off the beaten path, this to get an insider’s view of summer, we felt it was Zoom presentation takes what police officers, dis- LYNNFIELD — The important to partner with patchers, clerical staff and ITEM PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN library is making it viewers on a trip they the police to provide a others who work within the easier for residents to may otherwise not take setting where Peabody Police Chief Tom Griffin makes a point during department do every day. the final session of the Peabody Police Citizens access its books and these days, and includes O’Brien was one of 29 residents can come in and movies with the addi- a collection of favorite be better informed as to Academy program at the North Shore Mall. persons who completed tion of front door service stories curated from the academy’s fall session the complexity of policing Added bonuses includ- just fantastic,” he said, hours on Tuesdays and and how sometimes the Reinstein’s 20-plus years and were officially recog- ed a tour of the police adding he was grateful to Thursdays from 10 a.m. as a reporter. Online professional aspect of the station. Whiting for providing a to 2 p.m. nized as “academy gradu- registration is required, ates” in a ceremony held job is blurred.” O’Brien, an accounts safe location to keep the Already open from 4-7 following which a Zoom at the former Banana Re- The program covered a receivable clerk who has program going. p.m. on Tuesdays and public store at the North variety of topics including lived in Peabody for 13 Police Chief Tom Thursdays and 10 a.m.-12 link will be sent 30 Shore Mall this week. criminal investigations, years, said her favorite Griffin agreed. p.m. on Saturdays, the minutes before the event “For years I’ve seen it State Police crime scene session — and also the “Unfortunately this library has also expanded begins. advertised and always processing, crime preven- most chilling — was the year, with all the social its circulation staff with “Meal in a Mug - Mac thought maybe I’ll do tion, community policing active shooter simulation. distancing restrictions the addition of two new ‘N Cheese” will be Tues- that, and I am so glad I and motor vehicle stops, “The first one that I did, already going on, thanks employees, Samantha day, Dec. 8 from 3-3:30 did,” O’Brien said. “It’s in which officers are used I checked my heart rate, to Mark Whiting, we were Totman and Jillian p.m. Hosted by Julie been very eye-opening, as role players. and it had gone up 30 able to have this huge Twomey. Manning, this tutorial I mean I know being a “We do it at night to points,” O’Brien said. “I space to run the program “We are excited to be will teach participants police officer is a danger- show how dangerous was walking into a police and spread everyone out able to expand as we how to make macaroni ous profession but I had and unpredictable motor station and there (were) so people could still par- know our community and cheese and also no idea how dangerous it vehicle stops can be,” said active shooters in there ticipate. has wanted more options chocolate chip cookies really is. Especially now Richards. “We want peo- so I was, like, this is what “To be able to open up for pick-up times,” said in only 30 minutes. with COVID, and the rise ple to know that the main police officers go through the police department to Assistant Director and Advance registration is of domestic violence is- thing is to cooperate when and it was crazy. I have a the public has been out- Head of Adult Services required. Participants sues because people aren’t they get stopped. People completely different per- standing for us where the Abigail Porter. “This will be emailed the going out, so it’s very bad, get nervous, I mean I feel spective now. I definitely people can get a real sense is, in part, due to finally Zoom link 30 minutes so again, this entire ex- the same way, but you have far more respect for of what police work is and being able to fill two posi- prior to the beginning of perience for me has been have to stay calm, get police officers than I’ve what police officers do. We tions that have been va- the class. Please email very eye-opening.” past that and comply and ever had.” are doing the best we can cant since before COVID [email protected] The program usually of- that tends to take care of Program point man, and are willing to listen to started. They (Totman with any questions or fers two sessions per year, the situation.” Captain Scott Rich- the community and take and Twomey) have really issues logging in but this year, the pan- Other sessions include ards, said this session’s their feedback they want made the difference in “Creepy Christmas” demic forced cancellation firearms, detectives, class has been one of the to give. We always strive what we have been able with Jeff Belenger of the spring program. school resource officers, best ever. to give the community to accomplish. Preparing will be Wednesday, Dec. With the future of the fall domestic violence “They were fantastic, what it needs and wants.” for front door service is 9 from 7-8 p.m. This a surprising amount of presentation is based work.” on Belenger’s PBS New Marblehead organization looking to SPUR Registration is re- England Legends Creepy quired to use the front Christmas special. From door service. The library the origins of the holiday holiday donations for the needy will notify people when to monsters like Kram- their items are ready pus, the Belsnickel and By Gayla Cawley full name, which is SPUR Drive provides than ever include boots and winter to pick up. Once noti- Gryla, Belenger brings ITEM STAFF good deeds — inspire, vol- before,” said Bryan Lam- jackets, which are easily fication is received, on spooky back to the yule- unteer connect (and) learn. oreau, SPUR’s Director of grown out of when kids are online form must be tide with a multimedia MARBLEHEAD — The drive kicked off this Volunteer Engagement. young. Adults facing home- completed to confirm the journey through the holi- SPUR good deeds is week and as of Friday Since its creation, the lessness may need home selected pickup time. day season. This event is planning to provide winter evening, 264 of the 589 Holiday Cheer Drive has goods, such as bed sheets If multiple items have for adults only. Advance essentials and holiday gifts wish lists on SPUR’s not changed much, but it and things to keep them been ordered, only one registration is required. to more than 500 children website had already been does seem to grow every safe and healthy, she said. appointment to pick WiFi hotspots can be and adults facing home- sponsored. Each wish list year pretty significantly, While all of the adults them up is required. If reserved for up to three lessness this year. includes something the said SPUR Community benefiting from the pro- online registration is weeks at a time. Porter Now in its sixth year, recipient wants, something Relations Manager Kim gram are facing homeless- closed, please contact the said the library offers SPUR’s Holiday Cheer they need, something to Nothnagel. ness, not all of the children library at (781) 334-5411 many “awesome” online Drive benefits needy resi- wear, and something to “The spirit has been the are. Many of the children as additional pickup services including Hoopla dents in the four communi- read from the Holiday same but we have really are referred to SPUR from times may be available. for movie rentals, Libby ties served by the Marble- Cheer website. grown as an organization local food pantries. åƒThe For questions about for ebooks, Creativebug head-based organization Once sponsors have over time,” said Nothnagel. kids are housed, but they front door service, call for online craft courses, — Lynn, Marblehead, finished their shopping, “Part of that is due to the come from families who or email the library at British mysteries on Salem and Swampscott. they can return their new, need we’re seeing because may need an extra hand [email protected]. Acorn TV via the RB The nonprofit organi- unwrapped “bundles of of the pandemic this year.” with providing winter es- Porter said that craft Digital database, which zation aims to cultivate cheer” to the SPUR office Much of that organiza- sentials, Nothnagel said. kits are available every also allows access to a community of doers by Monday, Dec. 7. tional growth is due to “The need is split pretty Saturday, first come, thousands of online mag- through an array of “As many families are continuing to partner with evenly between the first served, every Sat- azines. volunteerism and youth dealing with unforeseen additional community communities we serve,” urday from 10 a.m-12 The library will be enrichment programs. Al- challenges through the agencies, said Nothnagel. said Nothnagel. “There’s p.m. Extra kits may also closed on Thanksgiving, though SPUR itself isn’t an pandemic, we have seen SPUR works with those need in every community. be available from time Christmas and New acronym, the organization’s a greater need for the organizations and case- Whether we’re able to see to time by emailing Por- Year’s Day. mission is embedded in its support the Holiday Cheer workers to identify specific that need or not, it is there ter at aporter@noblenet. Porter encourages resi- items that recipients want in every neighborhood.” org. dents to reach out to the or need, which is aimed at It can be easy to look at “They are a lot of fun to library and stay current ensuring each “bundle of wealthy communities like put together and a great by visiting the library on cheer” for the holiday drive Marblehead and Swamp- way to de-stress for the its Facebook, Twitter and is “designed specifically scott and think residents whole family,” Porter said. Instagram pages. to improve the life of each in those communities don’t Upcoming December “Staff are in the build- recipient,” she said. need help, Nothnagel said, events include “The New ing every day except In addition to their holiday but that’s simply not true. Normal New England Sunday and we miss bundles, each recipient will For example, she said Road Trip — No Mask, you,” Porter said. “We receive a French-seamed people may have lost their No Gas Required” with hope to open for browsing pillowcase, which SPUR vol- jobs or income due to the as soon as it is safe, but Ted Reinstein on Tues- unteers make by hand each COVID-19 pandemic. if there is a service we year. Nothnagel said. To browse and sponsor day, Dec. 1 from 7-8 p.m. can help you with, please Each holiday bundle is a wish list, visit SPUR’s From quirky characters let us know. We are more COURTESY PHOTO individualized, Nothnagel holiday drive website at in Maine and Vermont, than happy to help you SPUR volunteer Donna Rice (left) and recipient said, noting that popular https://www.spurholiday- to authentic and beloved get access to what you Camden Ascenso at last year’s Holiday Cheer Drive. wishlist items for children cheer.com/. diners in tiny towns, to need if we can.” WEATHER LOTTERY

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©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2020 MIAA pushes start of winter sports back to Dec. 14 By Mike Alongi Committee for approval. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR The rest of the basketball modi cations were ap- The MIAA Board of Di- proved by a unanimous rectors made the winter vote of 20-0. season of cial Friday af- For ice hockey, most of ternoon, voting by a mar- the safety modi cations gin of 20-1 to push the centered around protocols start of the season back in the locker room and on from Nov. 30 to Dec. 14 the bench. After adding during a virtual meeting. one recommendation — Practices for winter sports that “rink design, respec- will begin Dec. 14, while tive of social distancing, games will be allowed to may dictate total players ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK, OLIVIA FALCIGNO start 10 games after that. that may participate in Individual leagues will a contest” — the Board Left: Members of the Classical football team celebrate after a win over rival English last have the option to play of Directors voted unani- Thanksgiving at Manning Field. Right: Luis Aleman plays a ball during the English boys soccer over the Christmas break mously to approve the ice team’s Division 1 North tournament game against Andover last season at Manning. Starting in or begin playing games hockey modi cations. Fall 2021, both the Bulldogs and the Rams will be bringing their Manning Field contests to the following the return to The recommendation Greater Boston League. classes in January. for moving indoor track to The reasoning behind “Fall Sports II” was made pushing the start date for because facilities, includ- practices to Dec. 14 was ing the Reggie Lewis Cen- NEC votes to allow Classical, because it is two weeks ter, are closed. The Board after Thanksgiving, allow- of Directors clari ed that ing schools to deal with po- individual schools and dis- English to leave for GBL tential spikes in cases fol- tricts would be allowed to lowing family gatherings decide to run indoor track, if that comes up. but they would have to By Mike Alongi Dick Newton. “This is pretty work and support through- and Masconomet. Following a separate petition their District Ath- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR much how I expected things out this process,” said Clas- All of the schools in the series of votes, the Board letic Committee. would go, and I think it’s a sical Athletic Director Bill current iteration of the GBL of Directors decided to al- Lynn Classical and Lynn MIAA Assistant Execu- great move for both sides. Devin. “We feel that this were previously in the NEC, low basketball, ice hock- tive Director Phil Napoli- English are of cially leav- We move into an eight-team really is the best t for both as the two leagues merged ey, swimming and diving, tano noted that the ratio- ing the Northeastern Con- league, they get their league sides, and we’re still going for a pilot program from gymnastics, alpine skiing nale for moving wrestling ference. to 10 teams and scheduling to look forward to schedul- 2017-2019. and nordic skiing to have to the spring is based on Following a unanimous is easier for everyone. This ing and playing our NEC The process of English seasons. Indoor track was the notion the sport may vote of NEC school princi- is going to be a great thing foes in our non-conference and Classical leaving the pushed back to the “Fall have to be moved outdoors. pals Friday afternoon, the for everyone involved.” games going forward.” NEC has been in the works Sports II” season, while The Massachusetts Of ce two Lynn schools have been “We’re incredibly excit- The GBL is currently for a couple of months now, wrestling was pushed of Energy and Environ- given clearance to leave the ed to join the GBL, and I’d made up of Everett, Mal- and that process was kicked back to spring to make mental Affairs (EEA) says NEC for the Greater Boston way for a potential out- like to thank (Lynn) May- den, Medford, Revere and into high gear last week that other high-risk sports League beginning in Fall or Thomas McGee, (Lynn) Somerville. The NEC is cur- door season. when the GBL schools vot- with constant contact — 2021. Superintendent Dr. Patrick rently made up of Classical, For basketball, the only such football and rugby ed unanimously to welcome “I’m glad to see the league Tutwiler, the Lynn School English, Saugus, Swamp- safety modi cation that — can be held since they both into the league. went with this and made it Committee, Classical Prin- scott, Beverly, Danvers, was debated was the rec- are outdoors. If it comes a smooth transition,” said cipal Amy Dunn and all of Winthrop, Marblehead, ommendation of limiting to it, wrestling programs English Athletic Director the NEC principals for their Peabody, Salem Gloucester LYNN GBL, B2 the gameday roster limit in Massachusetts would to 12 players, down from attempt to stage outdoor 15. After some debate, the matches in the spring. Board of Directors voted The Board of Directors 11-8 to amend the modi - also unanimously ap- cation to allow for 15 play- proved the safety modi - ers on the gameday roster, cations for swimming and which will now go to the diving, gymnastics, alpine MIAA Sports Medicine skiing and nordic skiing. Peabody boys soccer defeats Marblehead in season nale one goal. Victor Maciel SCHOOL ROUNDUP had two assists, while By Mike Alongi Nick Sablone had one ITEM SPORTS EDITOR assist. For Marblehead, Cam- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK The Peabody boys soc- den Heafitz was the lone Top row from left, Swampscott’s Harper Clopton (Division I lacrosse at the University of Cin- cer team closed out its goal scorer in the loss. cinnati), Reese Robertson (Division I lacrosse at Kent State University), and Elizabeth Green shortened 2020 season After a scoreless tie (Division III lacrosse at Ithaca College). Bottom row from left, Elizabeth Dokina (Division I on a high note, notching for most of the first half, swimming for Bucknell University), Aidan Graciale (Division III baseball for Salve Regina), a 3-1 win over North- Peabody finally got on and Matthew Brown (Division III swimming for Trinity College) all sign their National Letters eastern Conference foe the board when Lobao of Intent Friday. Marblehead Friday night cleaned up a loose ball in at Coley Lee Field. front of the Marblehead “We played well out net with just over six there, and it’s always minutes to play in the Six Swampscott student-athletes nice to end the season second quarter to make with a win,” said Peabody it 1-0. The Tanners took coach Stan McKeen. that lead into the half- sign National Letters of Intent Kyle Joyce led the time break. way for Peabody with By Mike Alongi Division I level. er.” for a long time, so to get to two goals in the victory, ITEM SPORTS EDITOR One of the prevailing “I feel really proud for our this moment after all we’ve while Kyle Lobao scored ROUNDUP, B2 themes of the day was class,” said Dokina. “To see done, it’s a pretty awesome Six Swampscott High the fact that all of the stu- how much we’ve all accom- feeling.” student-athletes made dent-athletes were proud plished as a student-ath- “We all worked really their college plans of cial of how many of them were lete community is really hard for this and we’ve Friday afternoon, signing signing their NLIs. great and it’s exciting to see been playing together since their respective National “Usually Swampscott so many of us moving on to we were little, so it’s amaz- Letters of Intent to play col- doesn’t produce a ton of the next level.” ing to be here with them,” lege athletics in the gym at student-athletes that get Three of the signees — said Robertson. “We’re look- Swampscott High School. to go to their dream school Clopton, Robertson and ing forward to hopefully Of the six signees — Harp- in their dream sport, and Green — have been play- getting one more season in er Clopton (University of it’s just so cool that it’s our ing lacrosse together since together.” Cincinnati lacrosse), Re- class that is the one that they were little. For each “It’s crazy that we all ese Robertson (Kent State could make this happen,” of them to make it to this were able to make it to this University lacrosse), Eliz- said Green. point where they’re pre- point after playing togeth- abeth Green (Ithaca Col- “To be honest, until (Fri- paring to play at the next er for so many years,” said lege lacrosse), Elizabeth day) I didn’t realize how level, it’s a dream come Green. “This has been a Dokina (Bucknell Univer- many of us actually were true. goal for all of us since fth sity swimming), Matthew signing,” said Brown. “This has been a dream of grade, and it’s so cool that Brown (Trinity College “It’s a really cool thing to mine forever, so to nally be it’s nally happening for all swimming) and Aidan see because a lot of them here and to share this mo- of us.” ITEM FILE PHOTO | JOE BROWN Graciale (Salve Regina are my friends and it’s just ment with my teammates baseball) — three of them nice that we’re all able to is really special,” said Clop- Kyle Joyce (right) scored two goals for Peabody have signed to play at the share this moment togeth- ton. “We’ve played together SWAMPSCOTT, B2 in a win over Marblehead Friday. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2020

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY at Archbishop Williams Six Swampscott student-athletes Girls Soccer Bishop Fenwick at Archbishop Wil- liams (12) CCL Cup Final Field Hockey at Archbishop Williams CCL Cup Final sign National Letters of Intent Bishop Fenwick at Bishop Feehan (1) at Bishop Fenwick Boys Soccer Bishop Feehan at Bishop Fenwick SWAMPSCOTT CCL Cup Final (12) From B1

TV/RADIO But above all, the day was a great release of a weight off of these stu- Auto racing 2 p.m...... Lucas Oil Off-Road Racing Series (tape)...... CBS dent-athletes’ shoulders. Boxing With their decision offi- 7 p.m...... Lightweights: Fortuna vs. Lozada...... FS1 cially made and locked in, Figure skating they can all look ahead to 4 p.m...... Rostelecom Cup (tape)...... NBC College football their final seasons of high 12 p.m...... Appalachian St. at Coastal Carolina...... ESPN2 school athletics. Arkansas St. at Texas State...... ESPNU “It just feels like all those Clemson at Florida St...... ABC long days of going to prac- Florida at Vanderbilt...... ESPN Georgia So. at Army...... CBSSN tices and committing so Illinois at Nebraska...... FS1 much time is finally pay- Indiana at Ohio State...... Fox ing off,” said Dokina. LSU at Arkansas...... SEC Network “It’s just a great feeling 3:30 p.m...... California at Oregon St...... FS1 Cincinnati at UCF...... ESPN of accomplishment, a lot of Georgia St. at South Alabama...... ESPNU hard work went into this Iowa at Penn State...... Big Ten Network and it feels like it’s paying ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK San Diego St. at Nevada...... CBS off,” said Graciale. “It’s nice UCLA at Oregon...... ESPN2 Swampscott High School seniors, from left, Elizabeth Dokina, Elizabeth Wisconsin at Northwestern...... ABC to finally get the signing Green, Matthew Brown, Aidan Graciale, Harper Clopton and Reese Rob- 4 p.m...... Abilene Christian at Virginia...... NESN Plus out of the way so I can now ertson signed National Letters of Intent on Friday to play sports in col- Kansas St. at Iowa State...... Fox look forward to the next lege next year. Kentucky at Alabama...... SEC Network four years of my life.” 7 p.m...... Tennessee at Auburn...... ESPN 7:30 p.m...... Liberty at North Carolina State...... NESN Plus Michigan at Rutgers...... Big Ten Network Mississippi St. at Georgia...... SEC Network Missouri at South Carolina...... SEC Network NEC votes to allow Classical, English Oklahoma St. at Oklahoma...... ABC 8 p.m...... Arizona at Washington...... Fox 10:30 p.m...... USC at Utah...... ESPN Washington St. at Stanford...... FS1 11 p.m...... Boise St. at Hawaii...... CBSSN to leave for GBL in Fall 2021 Golf 1 p.m...... PGA: RSM Classic...... Golf LYNN GBL become a stronger, eight- sports during its meet- all of the concerns and I 4 p.m...... LPGA: Pelican Championship (tape)...... Golf From B1 team league with these ing last week, Devin and know there are plenty of Men’s college hockey Newton are feeling cau- 7 p.m...... Boston College at New Hampshire...... NESN two great additions. Mov- hurdles ahead, but based Women’s college hockey “It was an easy deci- ing forward, we believe tiously optimistic. on looking at the modifi- 1 p.m...... Maine at Holy Cross...... NESN Plus sion and we are thrilled the GBL will be the pre- “Cautiously optimistic cations for winter sports, 4:30 p.m...... New Hampshire at Boston College...... NESN mier, urban-based league would be the right way as a league that Lynn I think this is doable for Horse racing in Massachusetts.” to frame it,” said New- 11:30 p.m...... America’s Day at the Races...... FS2 Classical and Lynn En- us in some capacity,” said Next up for Classical ton. “There’s still a lot of Mixed martial arts glish wanted to become Devin. “Safety is of the 6:30 p.m...... UFC 255: Deiveson Figueiredo vs. Alex Perez...... ESPN2 and English is working work we have to do, the Men’s soccer part of the Greater Bos- to hopefully play sports School Committee has utmost importance for 10 a.m...... Premier League: Brighton at Aston Villa...... NBCSN ton League,” Malden all of us, and we’re hop- 12:30 p.m...... Premier League: Manchester City at Tottenham...... NBC this winter. After the to approve a plan and Swimming High School principal Lynn School Committee then the Department of ing that we’ll be able to 8 a.m...... ISL final...... CBSSN and GBL president Chris athletic subcommittee Health would have to ap- work out a way to safely Tennis Mastrangelo said at the expressed verbal support prove, but we’re hopeful.” allow our kids to return 7 a.m...... ATP World Tour Finals (doubles semifinals)...... Tennis 9 a.m...... ATP World Tour Finals (singles semifinals)...... ESPNews time of the vote. “We will for finding a way to play “I certainly understand to sports.” 1 p.m...... ATP World Tour Finals (doubles semifinals)...... Tennis 3 p.m...... ATP World Tour Finals (singles semifinals)...... Tennis Peabody defeats Marblehead in season NFL

AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE East East finale, Saugus falls to Gloucester W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Buffalo 7 3 0 .700 272 265 Philadelphia 3 5 1 .389 203 232 Miami 6 3 0 .667 251 182 N.Y. Giants 3 7 0 .300 195 236 ROUNDUP make it 2-0 with about to make it 3-0. cumstances,” said McK- NE 4 5 0 .444 189 211 Dallas 2 7 0 .222 204 290 N.Y. Jets 0 9 0 .000 121 268 Washington 2 7 0 .222 180 218 From B1 eight minutes left in the Marblehead added one een. “The guys really South South third. goal late in the fourth had to adapt to the new W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA The Tanners rounded quarter when Heafitz rules and the new style Indianapolis 6 3 0 .667 242 177 NO 7 2 0 .778 271 213 In the third quarter, Tennessee 6 3 0 .667 249 235 Tampa Bay 7 3 0 .700 296 226 the Tanners added an- out their scoring at the lofted a shot over the of play, and I think they Houston 2 7 0 .222 200 252 Atlanta 3 6 0 .333 243 251 other when Maciel sent end of the third quarter, Peabody keeper’s head did a great job of that.” Jacksonville 1 8 0 .111 199 271 Carolina 3 7 0 .300 233 272 North North a long pass up the field when Maciel once again from about 30 yards out. BOYS SOCCER W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA to set Joyce up for a sent a long pass up the Marblehead closes out Gloucester 4, Pittsburgh 9 0 0 1.000 271 171 Green Bay 7 2 0 .778 277 224 Baltimore 6 3 0 .667 244 165 Chicago 5 5 0 .500 191 209 breakaway goal. Joyce field to Joyce, who was the season at 1-5. Saugus 2 Cleveland 6 3 0 .667 216 244 Detroit 4 5 0 .444 227 267 kept the defender on streaking up the left Peabody wraps up its Saugus got one goal Cincinnati 2 6 1 .278 204 250 Minnesota 4 5 0 .444 236 247 West West his hip and slipped a side. Joyce got in all year at 6-1-1. each from Juan Oliveira W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA nifty shot past the Mar- alone and buried a shot “It was a good season and Kye McLaughlin in Kansas City 8 1 0 .889 286 183 Seattle 7 3 0 .700 318 287 Las Vegas 6 3 0 .667 255 241 L.A. Rams 6 3 0 .667 216 168 blehead goalkeeper to under the keeper’s arm considering all the cir- the loss Friday night. Denver 3 6 0 .333 186 254 Arizona 6 4 0 .600 287 238 LAC 2 7 0 .222 226 245 San Fran 4 6 0 .400 238 234 Thursday’s Game Miami at Denver, 4:05 p.m. Seattle 28, Arizona 21 N.Y. Jets at L.A. Chargers, 4:05 p.m. Pats hope to ride recent resurgence Sunday’s Games Dallas at Minnesota, 4:25 p.m. Atlanta at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Green Bay at Indianapolis, 4:25 p.m. Cincinnati at Washington, 1 p.m. Kansas City at Las Vegas, 8:20 p.m. Detroit at Carolina, 1 p.m. into playoff contention New England at Houston, 1 p.m. Byes: Buffalo, Chicago, N.Y. Giants, Philadelphia at Cleveland, 1 p.m. San Francisco Pittsburgh at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Monday’s Game By Kyle Hightower Tennessee at Baltimore, 1 p.m. L.A. Rams at Tampa Bay, 8:15 p.m. ASSOCIATED PRESS FOXBOROUGH — Cam TODAY IN SPORTS Newton was adamant at the trade deadline that the an- Nov. 21 2004 — Roger Federer wins a swers to the Patriots turning 1953 — Notre Dame ties Iowa record 13th straight final, beating things around were already 14-14 by faking injuries in both Lleyton Hewitt 6-3, 6-2 in the title within their locker room. halves. With two seconds to go in match of the ATP Masters Cup. Over the past two weeks his the first half, a Notre Dame player Federer breaks the record of 12 teammates have done their stops the clock by faking an injury straight finals victories shared by best to fulfill their quarter- and the Fightin’ Irish score on the Bjorn Borg and John McEnroe. back’s prophecy. next play. With six seconds left in 2008 — Michigan’s 42-7 drubbing From Jakobi Meyers be- the game and Notre Dame out of by Ohio State put a merciful end to coming Newton’s new go-to timeouts, two players fake injuries the worst season in Michigan’s receiver to Damien Harris and the Irish score on the last play 129 years of intercollegiate foot- fortifying the running game, to tie the game. ball. The Wolverines (3-9) lose the the Patriots’ offensive pro- 1965 — The Cotton Bowl is most games in school history. duction is trending upward. packed with 76,251 fans, giving 2010 — Jimmie Johnson becomes Currently sitting at third the Dallas Cowboys their first the first driver in the seven-year in the AFC East and in 10th home sellout. The Cleveland history of the Chase for the Sprint place in the conference, it Browns spoil the day with a 24-17 Cup championship to overcome a will take more than a couple win. point deficit in the season finale, of wins to get New England 1971 — The New York Rangers finishing second to Ford 400 win- back into the playoff conver- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS score eight goals in the third peri- ner Carl Edwards while winning his sation, with matchups with od of a 12-1 rout over the Califor- record fifth consecutive title. the Cardinals, Rams, Dol- New England running back Damien Harris (center) runs past Baltimore nia Seals. 2015 — Brent Burns scores twice phins and Bills — all own- Ravens linebacker Patrick Queen (left) and cornerback Marlon Hum- 1981 — Brigham Young’s Jim and Patrick Marleau gets his ing winning records — still phrey (right) during the Patriots win Sunday. McMahon passes for 552 yards in 1,000th career point — an assist on tap. But the best news a 56-28 victory over Utah. Gordon on Burns’ first goal — to lift the for their prospects is New- increased from a season-low Sunday’s 23-17 win over Hudson sets the NCAA record for San Jose Sharks over the Pitts- believes the lost continuity ton says he’s experiencing 39.7 against the 49ers toa the Ravens. He not only led yards gained by a tight end with burgh Penguins 3-1. was the biggest factor in his a comfort level under center season-best 114.3 rating last his team with five catch- 259. 2015 — Wes Washpun scores 21 throwing seven intercep- he hasn’t felt since before he week against Baltimore. es for 59 yards, but also 1982 — The NFL resumes play points as Northern Iowa stuns top- tions in his first five games, tested positive for the coro- It’s been a remarkable re- after seven weeks of the season ranked North Carolina 71-67 for its and virtually being reduced showed off his skills as a were canceled when the NFL Play- first win over the nation’s No. 1 navirus in early October. to a running back in the of- surgence considering New- former high school quarter- ers Association went on strike team. The Panthers use a 29-8 run “Ever since coming back fense. ton has managed to do it back, throwing a 24-yard, Sept. 23. in the second half to turn a 50-34 from corona, to be honest “It showed, coming back without veteran receiver Ju- go-ahead touchdown pass lian Edelman, who has been 1987 — The Columbia Lions deficit into a 63-58 lead. The Tar with you, I felt stagnant in pretty much dry,” he said. to Rex Burkhead in the sec- my thought process,” New- on injured reserve since Oct. ond quarter. extend their Division I-record losing Heels scheduled the trip to Cedar “Identifying, communicat- ton said.. “The pre-snap 31. Stepping up to fill the It the fulfillment of the streak to 41 games with a 19-16 Falls so senior Marcus Paige could ing with the offensive line, production wasn’t happen- void have been Meyers and “star” potential Newton says loss to Brown. Columbia gives up play in his home state. Paige with the receivers, with the a touchdown with 47 seconds left doesn’t play because of a broken ing fast enough for me in Harris. he saw in then-16-year-old games. Did it happen in running backs — it’s my job Harris has rushed for when Meyers participated in the game. bone in his right hand. to do so. Coming back, I just 1987 — Southwestern Louisiana 2016 — Mackenzie Hughes holes practice? Yeah, but still not more than 100 yards twice in the 7-on-7 tournaments fast enough. Even still now felt behind. The production over the past three games, Newton’s foundation spon- quarterback Brian Mitchell rushes an 18-foot par putt from off the here of late is nothing to for 271 yards and four touchdowns green to win the RSM Classic and I can get better. So each day, including a career-high 121 sored for players outside blame; more or less than me and passes for 205 yards in a become the first rookie in 20 each week is an opportunity yards against the Ravens. of Atlanta. Alums of those 35-28 victory over Colorado State. years to go wire-to-wire for his first for me to really hone in on just taking ownership and Meyers was instrumen- camps include Texans quar- 1998 — Villanova’s Brian West- PGA Tour victory. Four players this offense and just do my responsibility that I’ve just tal in the Patriots’ win over terback Deshaun Watson brook becomes the first player to return for the third extra playoff job. That’s what it really got to be better.” the Jets on Nov. 9, catching as well college players such record 1,000 yards rushing and hole at the par-3 17th. Hughes boils down to.” Since New England’s a career-high 12 passes as Auburn quarterback receiving in the same season and makes his putt and watches Newton remains adamant 33-6 loss to San Francisco for 169 yards to help them Bo Nix, Georgia receiver catches two touchdowns to lead Blayne Barber, Henrik Norlander that his struggles aren’t in Week 7, Newton hasn’t snap a four-game skid. The George Pickens and Okla- the Wildcats to a 27-15 victory and Camilo Villegas all miss par tied to any lingering effects thrown an interception. His 2019 undrafted rookie was homa receiver Jadon Hasel- over Rhode Island. putts from 10 feet or closer. from COVID-19. He instead quarterback rating has also at it again last week in wood. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Biden wants Congress to pass emergency COVID aid this year

By Steve Peoples gency of crushing of virus,” year, a period known as a ASSOCIATED PRESS including the lame-duck lame-duck session. session of Congress, legis- “They’re in lockstep WILMINGTON, Del. — lation on funding the gov- agreement that there President-elect Joe Biden ernment and COVID relief. needs to be emergency is calling on Congress to But prospects for new assistance and aid during PHOTO | CHRIS GRANGER/THE TIMES-PICAYUNE/THE NEW ORLEANS ADVOCATE VIA AP enact billions of dollars in virus aid this year remain the lame-duck session to emergency COVID-19 as- U.S. Rep. Cedric Richmond, D-La., speaks at New Orleans Lakefront Air- uncertain. Pelosi said help families, to help small sistance before the year’s talks with Senate Major- businesses,” Psaki said. port in New Orleans, La., where he announced he’s leaving Congress to end, according to a senior work as an adviser to President-elect Joe Biden. ity Leader Mitch McCon- “There’s no more room for aide who warned Friday nell and GOP leadership delay and we need to move that “there’s no more room on Thursday did not pro- forward as quickly as pos- for delay.” duce any consensus on a sible.” Biden adds Obama Biden transition aide new virus aid package. The president-elect has Jen Psaki delivered the “That didn’t happen, but also promised to work remarks ahead of Biden’s hopefully it will,” she said. closely with Republicans first in-person meeting Biden’s new governing in Congress to execute his since winning the elec- team is facing intense governing agenda, but so administration tion with House Speaker pressure to approve an- far, he has focused his con- Nancy Pelosi and Senate other COVID-19 relief gressional outreach on his Democratic leader Chuck bill, come up with a clear leading Democratic allies. Schumer. The incoming plan to distribute millions The meeting comes two veterans to top staff Democratic president will of doses of a prospective days after House Democrats host the top Democrats vaccine, and Biden is just nominated Pelosi to be the By Alexandra Jaffe engaged in Capitol Hill campaign manager, Jen in the House and Sen- days away from unveiling speaker who guides them ASSOCIATED PRESS outreach as part of Biden’s O’Malley Dillon, to serve ate Friday afternoon at the first of his Cabinet again next year as Biden transition team. as deputy chief of staff, his makeshift transition picks, which are subject to becomes president, although WASHINGTON — Pres- Carlos Elizondo, who and campaign co-chair headquarters in a down- Senate confirmation. she seemed to suggest these ident-elect Joe Biden is was social secretary for Rep. Cedric Richmond town Wilmington, Dela- Psaki said that Biden, would be her final two years adding four Obama-Biden Jill Biden during the as director of the White ware, theater. Pelosi and Schumer are in the leadership post. The administration veterans Obama administration, House Office of Public En- Pelosi told a news confer- already working “in lock- California Democrat, the to his top ranks as he will reprise his role and gagement. Late last week, ence Friday that she and step” to push for an pan- first woman to be speaker, continues to build out his serve as social secretary he announced that long- Schumer would be talking demic relief bill before already has served six years White House team. for the incoming first time aide Ron Klain will with Biden about “the ur- Congress adjourns for the in the job, but the next two Cathy Russell, who was lady. And Mala Adaga will serve as his chief of staff. loom as her toughest. Jill Biden’s chief of staff serve as her policy direc- While the new hires give President Donald Trump during the Obama admin- tor. Her role hints at what a sense of the White House continues to block a smooth istration, will serve as di- Biden may focus on as that Biden is beginning to transition of power to the rector of the White House first lady — Adaga previ- build, he has yet to appoint next president, refusing to Office of Presidential Per- ously worked as a director someone to fill the role of allow his administration sonnel, evaluating appli- for higher education and COVID coordinator, which to cooperate with Biden’s cants for administration military families at the Klain announced this week, transition team. Specifi- roles. Louisa Terrell, who Biden Foundation, and or name individuals for key cally, the Trump adminis- served as a legislative ad- also advised Jill Biden on communications roles. His tration is denying Biden viser to the president in policy during the Obama team has thousands more access to detailed briefings the Obama administra- administration. staff-level roles to fill when on national security and tion and worked as deputy The announcements it takes over the admin- pandemic planning that chief of staff for Biden in come just a few days after istration in January, and leaders in both parties say the Senate, will be direc- Biden unveiled his first they’re currently reviewing are important for prepar- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tor of the White House Of- major round of top White applications and reaching ing Biden to govern im- fice of Legislative Affairs. House staff, including the out to potential candidates President-elect Joe Biden speaks at The Queen mediately after his Jan. 20 Terrell has already been appointment of his current for key roles. theater in Wilmington, Del. inauguration. Birthday time: Biden turns 78, will be oldest U.S. president

By Aamer Madhani sues of consequence. the coronavirus pandemic. ing, unlike the rhetoric of ASSOCIATED PRESS Out of the gate, Biden will Some of Biden’s rivals in campaigning, is collabora- be keen to demonstrate he’s the Democratic primary also tive rather than adversar- WASHINGTON — Pres- got the vigor to serve. made a case on age — while ial,” Ott said. ident-elect Joe Biden “It’s crucial that he and skipping Trump’s vitriol — Biden’s relatively ad- turned 78 on Friday. In his staff put himself in by raising the question of vanced age also puts a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS two months, he’ll take the the position early in his whether someone of Biden’s greater premium on the reins of a politically frac- Former Mayor of New York Rudy Giuliani, a law- presidency where he can and Trump’s generation quality of his staff, Bak- tured nation facing the was the right person to lead yer for President Donald Trump, speaks during express what he wants er said. His choice of Sen. worst public health crisis with a crispness that’s not a nation dealing with issues a news conference at the Republican National Kamala Harris, nearly 20 in a century, high unem- always been his strength,” like climate change and ra- Committee headquarters in Washington. years younger than him, ployment and a reckoning said Ross Baker, a polit- cial inequality. as his running mate ef- on racial injustice. ical scientist at Rutgers Brian Ott, a Missouri fectively acknowledged As he wrestles with University who has ad- State University commu- his age issue. Biden has Trump to meet those issues, Biden will be vised legislators from both nications professor who described himself as a attempting to accomplish parties. “He has got to studies presidential rhet- transitional president but another feat: demonstrate build up credibility with oric, said Biden was hard- hasn’t ruled out running to Americans that age is the American people that ly impressive as a cam- for a second term. with Michigan but a number and he’s up he’s physically and men- paigner, but has proven “He’s well served in to the job. tally up to the job.” far more effective with his making it known from Biden will be sworn in as Throughout the cam- public remarks since Elec- Day One that she’s ready leaders in bid to the oldest president in the paign, Trump, 74, didn’t tion Day. to go,” Baker said of Har- nation’s history, displacing miss a chance to high- Ott said Biden’s victory ris. “She’s got to be in the Ronald Reagan, who left light Biden’s gaffes and speech was poignant, and images coming out of the the White House in 1989 argue that the Democrat his empathy showed in White House. They also subvert election when he was 77 years and lacked the mental acuity a virtual discussion that need to, in terms of their 349 days old. to lead the nation. Both he held earlier this week messaging, highlight her By Colleen Long, results in Wayne Coun- The age and health of critics and some backers with frontline health- inclusion in whatever the Zeke Miller, ty, the state’s most popu- both Biden and President of Biden worried that he care workers. The presi- important issue or debate Jill Colvin and lous county and one that Donald Trump — less was sending the wrong dent-elect’s experience — is going on in the White David Eggert overwhelmingly favored than four years Biden’s message about his stami- a combination of age and House.” ASSOCIATED PRESS Biden. The two GOP offi- junior — loomed through- na by keeping a relatively nearly 50 years in politics Biden, in a Septem- cials eventually agreed to WASHINGTON — out a race that was decid- light public schedule while — conveys more clearly ber interview with CNN, Michigan state legisla- certify the results, but fol- ed by a younger and more Trump barnstormed bat- through the prism of gov- promised to be “totally tors headed to the White lowing Trump’s call, they diverse electorate and at a tleground states. Biden at- erning than the chaos of transparent” about all fac- House on Friday as Presi- later said they had second moment when the nation tributed his light schedule campaigning, he said. ets of his health if elected dent Donald Trump made thoughts. is facing no shortage of is- to being cautious during “The rhetoric of govern- but he hasn’t said how an extraordinary and Then Trump invited he’ll do that. sure-to-be futile attempt Republican state legis- The campaign has made to block Joe Biden’s vic- lators to Washington. As the case that Biden isn’t tory in the battleground he departed Detroit for your average septuage- state and subvert the re- Washington on Friday narian. sults of the 2020 presiden- morning, state Senate His physician, Dr. Kevin tial election. Majority Leader Mike O’Connor, in a medical re- The state has yet to cer- Shirkey was swarmed by port released by the cam- tify its results for Biden, activists bearing signs paign in December, de- who won Michigan by that read: “Respect the scribed Biden as “healthy, more than 154,000 votes, Vote” and “Protect De- vigorous ... fit to success- according to unofficial mocracy.” House Speaker fully execute the duties of results. Trump and his Lee Chatfield was also the Presidency, to include allies have been trying to headed to D.C., as were those as Chief Executive, convince judges and law- at least two other GOP Head of State and Com- makers in the state to set leaders. mander in Chief.” aside the popular vote and “What this president is O’Connor reported that swap in Republican-cho- doing unconscionable,” Biden works out five days sen electors. said former Bush admin- a week. The president-elect The president person- istration official Christine told supporters that during ally called two county Todd Whitman. “It is un- the pandemic he has relied AP FILE PHOTO canvass board officials acceptable. It’s un-Amer- on home workouts involv- earlier this week who ican and it’s a dereliction President-elect Joe Biden rides a bike at Cape Henlopen State Park in ing a Peloton bike, tread- had refused to certify the of his duty.” Lewes, Del. mill and weights. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 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 Ring presented at engagement ceremony is unhappy surprise DEAR ABBY: When I’m furious that she my then-boyfriend asked Dear Abby is written by Abigail told him. It should have me to marry him, he been our choice, not hers. didn’t have a ring ready, Van Buren, also known as Jeanne She has violated my but I happily accepted Phillips, and was founded by her trust. There has been a his proposal. We were in lot of animosity between our late 20s and had been mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact my husband and my sis- dating for almost 10 Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. ter in the past, so I am years. He then took me to Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. sure she did it out of the jewelry store so I spite. I am so upset I am could select one to my afraid I’ll explode and taste and liking (within ruin the tenuous rela- budget). We took a pic- one I liked and that I was this scenario won’t be re- tionship I have with her. ture of the ring, and he overreacting. I told him peated with the selection Also, my husband will told me he would bring that had he not taken me of the wedding rings. probably want to disown his mother back to the shopping, I would have her for this betrayal. jewelry shop with him so appreciated any ring he DEAR ABBY: My hus- What do you suggest? she could help with the bought. He brushes me band was a drug addict price haggling. off when I try to discuss 18 years ago. It was a BETRAYED IN A week later, he told me it. Why did he take me very hard time for us; he SOUTH CAROLINA he had made the pur- and then disregard my went through rehab and chase and we both opinion? Am I overreact- we almost divorced. DEAR BETRAYED: If couldn’t wait for our en- ing, Abby? Fast-forward: He has your sister knew you gagement ceremony as been doing well, and we wanted to keep this from we took the next step in FOOLED IN still have our problems, your son until he was old- our relationship. On that CALIFORNIA but he hasn’t used heavy er, she did betray your day, to my surprise, the drugs for 17 years. To trust. Once you have ring he put on my finger DEAR FOOLED: You calm his anxiety, he just calmed down, talk to her, wasn’t the one I had se- are not overreacting. Your has an occasional drink ask if what you were told lected. However, in front fiance’s mother had a lot or uses CBD oils. is true, and if it is, why she of his family, my family of nerve. She apparently My sister-in-law told would do such a thing. and probably 40 guests, I rules the roost and chose me last weekend that my Once you have all the pretended nothing hap- that occasion to assert sister told our son (who facts, your husband must pened. herself. Worse, it appears was 17 at the time) about be told the cat is out of the I wasn’t happy at all her son values her opin- my husband’s drug issues bag so the two of you can and told him later, in pri- ion over yours. He owes when he was younger. We decide whether you want vate, that it wasn’t the you an apology. always kept my hus- to continue a relationship ring I chose. His answer If this happened recent- band’s past quiet, feeling with this sister. And be- was, his mother thought ly and you are not yet that we would have that cause a predisposition to- this one would look bet- married to this prize, the conversation with our ward addiction can run in ter (in my opinion, cheap- two of you should consid- son eventually, when we a family, have that er and tackier) than the er making a return trip to were ready. long-overdue talk with that jeweler. Hopefully, your son about it. BRIDGE

Reading about the lighter side An amusing new paperback and and a probable heart loser, Cocheme e-book is “Bridge With a Twist” by Si- was confident that the declarer, Tan- mon Cocheme (Master Point Press). ya, would go one down. In 53 chapters covering nearly 200 Author of little faith! Declarer won pages, you are treated to bridge from with her diamond king, cashed the the bleachers. two top hearts, played a diamond The book opens thus: “The first to the ace and ruffed the last dia- bridge joke I ever heard was ‘How do mond in her hand. Then she played you defeat an Irish slam?’ Answer: three rounds of clubs, putting in ‘Cash your two aces and sit back West. She switched to a spade, and and wait for partner to take his trump East ducked dummy’s king, realizing trick.’” that if she took the trick, she would Here is a deal from the book. First, no, there isn’t a misprint in the di- be endplayed. However, Tanya led a agram. Cocheme points out that in trump, endplaying East anyway. She England, a suit containing only the had either to lead a club, conceding two, five and nine is called a “Hello, a ruff-and-discard, or to play spades. Dolly (Parton)” and written 925! “Well played, Tanya,” said Cocheme. Cocheme was at the Manchester “I thought you would go down with all Bridge Club, watching youngsters of the finesses wrong.” play. After the simple sequence to “I’ve heard the big girls talk about four hearts, West led the diamond finesses in the playground, but I don’t queen. With all the key cards offside think we do them until next term.” SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV NOVEMBER 21, 2020 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 Saturday, Nov. 21 mained hidden in a British manor house BROADCAST STATIONS and may contain evidence that will re- Wizarding World Week WGBH Escape to the The Trouble With Roadkill on Master- Secrets of Royal Basic Stories- Alone in the Wilderness Living write the most famous maritime disaster ^ PBS Chateau Maggie Cole piece Travel Black Stage in nature. Syfy, beginning at 10:30 a.m. in history. This box contains the person- WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! 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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Commonwealth of Massachusetts COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT The Trial Court THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Probate and Family Court PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Docket No. ES20P0092EA CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Docket No. ES20P2847EA CITATION ON PETITION FOR ORDER OF Docket No. ES20P2746EA COMPLETE SETTLEMENT Essex Probate and Family Court Essex Probate and Family Court Essex Probate and Family Court 36 Federal Street 36 Federal Street 36 Federal Street Salem, MA 01970 Salem, MA 01970 Salem, MA 01970 (978)744-1020 (978) 744-1020 (978)744-1020

Estate of: Mary T Aylward Estate of: Martin James Manuel Estate of: Michael D. Atwood

Also known as: Mary Therese Aylward Also Known As: Martin Manuel, Martin J Manuel Date of Death: 06/25/2020

Date of Death: 08/31/2020 Date of Death: 09/15/2019 To all interested persons:

To all interested persons: A Petition for Formal Adjudication of Intestacy and Appointment of Personal A Petition for Order of Complete Settlement has been filed by: Representative has been filed by: A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal Representative has been filed by: Kristine Manuel of Lynn MA Natalia Aristova of Pelham NH

Thomas Aylward of Lynnfield MA requesting that the court enter a formal Decree of Complete Settlement including requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief the allowance of a final account, and other such relief as may be requested in the as requested in the Petition. requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief Petition. as requested in the Petition. The Petitioner requests that: IMPORTANT NOTICE Natalia Aristova of Pelham NH The Petitioner requests that: You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Thomas Aylward of Lynnfield MA Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve With must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on Corporate Surety on the bond in an unsupervised administration. be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety the return day of 12/29/2020. on the bond in an unsupervised administration. This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written IMPORTANT NOTICE appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the IMPORTANT NOTICE timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the within thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without further notice must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney to you. the return day of 12/07/2020. must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written the return day of 12/28/2020. WITNESS, Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a Date: November 17, 2020 within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections notice to you. within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further Pamela Casey O'Brien notice to you. Register of Probate UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM PROBATE CODE (MUPC) UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM Item: November 21, 2020 A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised PROBATE CODE (MUPC) administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised Court. 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By Eissa Ahmed, and now waits daily on the Tameem Akhgar street for day laborer work and Samy Magdy that rarely comes. ASSOCIATED PRESS When his children com- plain of hunger, he said, ABS, Yemen — The twin “I tell them to bear it. One baby boys lay on a bed of day maybe we can get AP FILE PHOTO woven palm leaves in a something better.” remote camp for displaced A supporter of pro-Iranian militiamen stands people in Yemen’s north, South Sudan may be by a poster of Qais al-Khazali, the leader of their collar bones and ribs closer than any other the militant Shiite group Asaib Ahl al-Haq, visible. They cried loudly, country to famine, as cri- or League of the Righteous, during a sit-in in twisting as if in pain, not sis after crisis wears on front of the U.S. embassy in Baghdad, Iraq. from disease but from the a population depleted hunger gnawing away at by five years of civil war. them. The U.N. projected earlier Here, U.N. officials’ in- this year that a quarter of Iran’s allies on creasingly dire warnings PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the population of Jonglei that a hunger crisis is State, home to more than A woman holds her a malnourished boy at a feed- 1.2 million, would reach growing around the world ing center at Al-Sabeen hospital in Sanaa, Yemen. are becoming reality. the brink of famine. high alert in U.N. agencies have Congo, and Burkina Faso. more people into pover- Now cut off from much of warned that some 250 But David Beasley, head ty, unable to afford food. the world by flooding that million people in 20 coun- of the World Food Pro- At the same time, inter- has affected some 1 mil- tries are threatened with gram, says billions in new national aid funding has lion people, many South Trump’s final sharply spiking malnu- aid are needed. Without it, fallen short, weakening a Sudanese have seen farm- trition or even famine in “we are going to have fam- safety net that keeps peo- ing and other food-gather- coming months. ines of biblical proportions ple alive. ing activities ripped apart. The United Nations in 2021,” he said in an As- In Afghanistan’s capital, The challenges are so nu- weeks in office humanitarian office this sociated Press interview Kabul, Zemaray Hakimi merous that even “plastic By Qassim fever pitch at the begin- week released $100 mil- last week. said he can only give his sheets are not available, Abdul-Zahra and ning of the year with the lion in emergency funding In multiple countries, children one meal a day, as they had largely been Samya Kullab U.S. airstrike that killed to seven countries most the coronavirus pandem- usually hard, black bread used for the previous flood ASSOCIATED PRESS Iran’s top general, Qassim at risk of famine — Ye- ic has added a new bur- dunked in tea. He lost his response,” the U.N. hu- Soleimani, at the Bagh- men, Afghanistan, South den on top of the impact work as a taxi driver af- manitarian agency said BAGHDAD — Iran has dad airport. Iran launched Sudan, Ethiopia, Nigeria, of ongoing wars, pushing ter contracting COVID-19 this week. instructed allies across a ballistic missile attack the Middle East to be on in response to the fatal high alert and avoid pro- drone strike, targeting France postpones ‘Black Friday’ voking tensions with the U.S. soldiers in Iraq and U.S. that could give an wounding dozens. outgoing Trump admin- Trump also unilaterally istration cause to launch withdrew America in 2018 to help locked-down shops attacks in the U.S. presi- from Iran’s nuclear deal dent’s final weeks in office, with world powers, meant Iraqi officials have said. PARIS (AP) — France’s shuttered by the nation’s Bruno Le Maire, “Black lifted too soon, too quick- to prevent it from devel- The request — delivered oping nuclear weapons, government on Friday got coronavirus lockdown are Friday” in France will ly. The approach of “Black by a senior Iranian gener- Friday,” originally sched- and re-imposed punishing supermarket chains and hemorrhaging business now be pushed back by a al to allies in Baghdad this week to Dec. 4, with the uled for Nov. 27 in France, sanctions on Iran, crip- e-commerce platforms and could be hurt further week — reflects the grow- understanding that lock- had brought the dilemma pling its economy. like Amazon to agree to if they miss out on the con- ing regional anxiety over down-shuttered business- to a head. Iran has since aban- postpone “Black Friday” sumer splurge. President Donald Trump’s es will have been allowed Postponing “Black Fri- doned all limits on its promotions, responding Under the deal brokered unpredictable behavior and to reopen by then. day” until real-world uranium enrichment pro- to concerns that shops by the economy minister, the uncertainty in the cha- The ministry said sup- stores have reopened gram, even as the deal’s otic transition period until port for the delay end- would allow them to other international part- ed up being unanimous also profit from consum- President-elect Joe Biden ners have tried unsuc- among commerce, e-com- er spending on cut-price takes over in two months. cessfully to salvage it. merce and supermarket goods ahead of Christmas. Iran’s allies have collec- The incoming Biden ad- representatives who took The director of Amazon tively welcomed Trump’s ministration has stated part in two days of talks. France, Frederic Duval, election defeat. Under his plans to rejoin or rene- It said a “spirit of respon- told France Info radio on presidency, tensions with gotiate the 2015 nuclear sibility and solidarity” Friday before the meeting Iran escalated, reaching accord. prevailed. that the e-commerce dis- With the lockdown start- tributor was ready to sign ing to bring France’s lat- up to a delay. Its “Black est virus surge back under Friday” promotions will control, the government be pushed back to Dec. 4, is facing pressure to al- he said. The delay applies low businesses closed as only to Amazon France, AP FILE PHOTO “non-essential” to reopen. he added. In several oth- A customer walks down the aisle of a shop in But it is also mindful of the er countries Amazon was the Carrefour Shopping center at the eve of the risk of infections speeding launching a week of deals Black Friday event, in Cesson, western France. up again if restrictions are already on Friday. Mexico tops 100,000 COVID-19 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A health worker takes a swab sample to test for COVID-19 inside a garment market in deaths, 4th country to do so Mumbai, India.

By Diego Delgado suggested Friday that “Putting statistics on million — and a general ASSOCIATED PRESS criticism of the coun- the front page doesn’t, in fear of hospitals, many India virus try’s pandemic polic- my view, help much,” he in Mexico have turned to MEXICO CITY — Mex- es are political attacks said. “It also seems to me home remedies and rela- ico passed the 100,000 and compared critics to disrespectful to the people tives’ care. cases pass 9M; mark in confirmed“vultures.” His admin- who have died, and their Such is the case in the COVID-19 deaths, be- istration has cast doubt families.” poverty-stricken Ampli- coming only the fourth on the usefulness of face Mexico resembles a di- ación Magdalena neigh- country to do so amid con- masks — the president vided country, where some borhood on Mexico City’s capital’s hospitals cerns about the lingering almost never wears one people are so unconcerned rough east side, where physical and psychological — and has defended its by the pandemic they most people work off-the- scars on survivors. low rate of testing. won’t wear masks, while books as day laborers at under strain José Luis Alomía Ze- “Why change?” he said garra, Mexico’s direc- others are so scared they the city’s sprawling pro- By Aniruddha Ghosal in recent weeks. Friday of his administra- tor of epidemiology, an- descend into terror at the duce market. ASSOCIATED PRESS Despite that, markets tion’s pandemic policies. nounced late Thursday first sign of shortness of The busy market was the are still full there and that Mexico had 100,104 “Just because the ones breath. scene of one of the first big NEW DELHI — Inten- in other major cities, as confirmed COVID-19 who used to steal and loot With little testing being outbreaks in the greater sive care wards in New fatigue with wearing deaths, behind only the don’t like what we are do- done — Mexico tests only metropolitan area, home Delhi’s hospitals are near- masks and maintaining a United States, Brazil ing, or don’t like seeing us people with severe symp- to 21 million people, and ly at capacity, and the safe distance from others and India. in power? “ toms and has performed so early on in the pandem- city’s main crematorium is set in during the recent Mexico’s number in- Mexico’s point man on only around 2.5 million ic local undertakers were packed, as the coronavirus festival season, includ- cludes only test-confirmed the pandemic, Assistant tests in a country of 130 swamped with corpses. has surged in the Indian ing celebrations for the deaths; the true toll is far Health Secretary Hugo capital and the country Diwali holiday. Experts higher. In late October, a López-Gatell, bristled hit a grim milestone Fri- worry that get-togethers government study of ex- Thursday when asked day, recording 9 million for the festival of light cess mortality found that about Mexico reaching infections. will yield yet another a total of about 140,000 100,000 deaths, criticiz- While the pace of re- surge in cases in the com- deaths this year were ing the media for “being corded new cases over- ing weeks. probably attributable alarmist.” López-Gatell all in the country of 1.3 “The next four weeks are to the new coronavirus, has angrily rejected crit- billion appears to be crucial. The road is very a number that has only icisms that the govern- slowing, experts have bumpy,” said Dr. S.K. Sa- grown since then. ment is undercounting cautioned that official rin, director of New Del- The milestone came less COVID-19 deaths or pro- figures may be offering hi’s Institute of Liver and than a week after Mexico viding contradictory and false hope since many Biliary Sciences. topped 1 million registered weak advice on using face infections may be going The capital’s health coronavirus infections, masks. undetected. In New Del- system is under tremen- though officials agree that “The epidemic is terrible hi, meanwhile, the dis- dous strain: Government number is also probably in itself, you don’t have ease is on the rise, and figures showed 90 per- much higher because of to add drama to it,” said health officials found this cent of the critical care week that the prevalence low levels of testing. López-Gatell, suggesting PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS beds with ventilators Coverage of the back- some media outlets were of infections in markets designated for virus pa- to-back milestones has focusing on the number of Ricardo Leon Luna, 74, lowers his mask as was much higher than tients and 86 percent of raised the hackles of deaths to sell newspapers Doctors Delia Caudillo, right, and Monserrat expected, and the city critical care beds without President Andrés Man- or spark “political confron- Castaneda, prepare a COVID-19 test in his has added an average of ventilators were full as of uel López Obrador, who tation.” home in Mexico City. 6,700 new cases each day Thursday. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2020 REAL ESTATE

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$590,000 SALEM Chuse T Galvez B: Fidel A Mejia & Antonieta R B: Jodi A Festa S: Somnang Chea & Sopheavy Barrios 78 TIMSON ST S: Dulce Johnson & Joseph 14 NICHOLS ST Phappich S: Juan C Erazo-Rodriguez & Johnson 10 ANDREW ST U:3A $472,900 $522,000 $520,000 Lidia V Martinez-Erazo B: Pedro P Vargas-Abreu & 29 EVERGREEN ST B: Samantha Bradbury 61 DRISCOLL ST B: Michael J Demaso & Stacey E S: Misael Alvira Poltack Carmen Chaveli-Valerio $530,000 50 CLOVELLY ST $425,000 S: Martha J Carl & Nicholas J S: Nolis Espinal B: Christopher A Fuentes & $400,000 B: Eric R Wright 139-141 WALNUT ST Downing Jacqueline Fuentes B: Kirsys M Guzman-Gomez & S: Michelle Alessi & Corey M S: Colleen L Pedersen & Eric H $600,000 141 NORTH ST U:A2 Lonny R Lopez-Vilanueva Crosbie $338,000 Pedersen B: Carlos H Flores Jr & Karla K 15 BALCOMB ST S: Dai Nguyen & Dee Samrit $420,000 B: Carmen E Rivera Flores 12 EDYTHE LN S: Elizabeth Andrews 12 JANE DR S: Marianne Correale B: Juana Linares 120 COMMONWEALTH RD $452,000 S: Manninen Ena B Est & Ena B $710,000 $380,000 B: Rebecca C Hartman Manninen 146 NORTH ST U:4 B: Annemarie Deukmejian & B: Klaus Toromani 590 WALNUT ST S: William T Mitchell Tr, Tr for $335,100 Brian Deukmejian S: Robert P Donovan & Philip R $350,000 Mitchell FT B: Natasha Harkins-Dube S: Roseann Luongo & Wade B: G A Lopez-Rodriguez & 3 BEDFORD ST Donovan Jr $515,000 S: Joanne E Bolino & Micah J Luongo Stephanie V Melgar 6 ESSEX CENTER DR U:203 Esposito S: Albert J Boulay & Donna J B: Brian Macone & Holly Macone 59 COPELAND RD $75,000 S: Jacqueline Ford 402 LEWIS O GRAY DR U:402 $98,600 Boulay B: Essex Center Peabody LLC 150 NORTH ST U:2 $420,000 B: Jennifer M Baglieri S: Patricia A Hebert 29 BENGAL LN U:29 $540,000 B: John P Oconnor 3rd S: Jennifer M Baglieri & Joseph D 118 WATERHILL ST $407,500 B: Athena Kazantzas & Derek S: Martha A Szypko Tr, Tr for M A Baglieri $420,000 111 FOSTER ST U:413 B: Patricia A Hall & Willie R Hall Medeiros Szypko T B: Cesar Galdamez-Figueroa $192,000 S: Marsha S Gerber S: Nathan Freehling 8 DEVLIN WAY S: Suzanne Csuka B: Ashley M Branley & Kenneth R 3 LINCOLN TER $600,000 Branley 33 BENGAL LN U:33 6 OLIVER ST $570,000 B: Antonio Hernandez & Ada R 71 WINNEPURKIT AVE S: Tina Nguyen & Jean M Nigro $395,000 $840,000 B: Leonardo C Ribeiro Mejia $502,000 B: Rebecca Vulikh B: Barbara A Horne & Daniel W S: Fadil Cmolic & Edita Cmolic S: Alesandra R Arsenault & B: Sujana Bijukchhe & Sujan 5 HIGHLAND PARK S: Alexander Rosenthal & Horne Dennis J Arsenault Jr Shakya $414,000 Margarita Rotenberg S: Kaley E Sorgi & Louis V Sorgi 276 MAIN ST S: Lisa Ambrosino & Johanna B: Kyle R Grenier 3rd $535,000 64 E PARK AVE Montalvo S: George R Grenier & Lauren A 15-17 CHURCH ST U:160 B: Juan C Rosales & Gloria J $380,000 Grenier $205,000 16 PHELPS ST Rosales B: Katherine Valera LYNNFIELD B: Reasonable Doubt LLC $1,025,000 S: Rina Mogianesi S: Rosa I Figuereo & Jose A 1506 HUCKLEBERRY CT U:1506 S: Raymond D Buso Tr, Tr for B: 16-18 Phelps Street LLC Valera $500,000 Reasonable Doubt NT S: David F Johanson Tr, Tr for 1 ONEIL WAY 28 GREEN ST B: Johanna M Wilker & Robert J Phelps RT $1,450,000 $660,000 131 EUCLID AVE Wilker 15-17 CHURCH ST U:161A B: Diana Pirone & Patrick W Pirone $705,500 B: Leila Dasilva & Sebastian S: Theresa J Parella Tr, Tr for 20 PLANTERS ST S: Lucilio R Chaves Dasilva $205,000 B: Milton Panagopoulos Tr, Tr for Theresa T B: Reasonable Doubt LLC $410,000 RHH T S: Gregory Osborn & Melissa S: Raymond D Buso Tr, Tr for B: Jamie L Hanna & Joshua A 26-1/2 ORCUTT AVE S: Kathleen E Kinloch Tr, Tr for D M Osborn 10 JOHN RD Reasonable Doubt NT Hanna $670,000 Flaherty-Pandolph IRT $685,000 S: Carrie J Ames-Richardson & B: Katherine M Ericsson & Daniel 73 PERRY AVE B: Erin E Thorpe & Justin M 15-17 CHURCH ST U:161B Judith A Ames J Mithen 7 EUCLID RD $606,000 Thorpe $205,000 S: Anjeza Kallco & Benardi Kallco $473,500 B: Michael Velazquez & Tracie A S: Doris M Waldron & Gerald F B: Reasonable Doubt LLC 48 PRINCE ST B: Paulina A Degonzalez & Velazquez Waldron S: Raymond D Buso Tr, Tr for $780,000 26 PEVWELL DR Christian D Gonzalez S: Jean M Nigro Tr, Tr for Carol A Reasonable Doubt NT B: James M Desrocher $710,000 S: Brian Thurston Lucyniak T 1 LEDGEWOOD WAY U:7 S: 48 Prince Street LLC B: Judy Tran & Jeffrey Smith $332,500 15-17 CHURCH ST U:162 S: William T Howell Jr 11 EUCLID RD MARBLEHEAD B: Julia M Finn $205,000 8 RICE ST $422,500 S: Adria G Snider Tr, Tr for Snider B: Reasonable Doubt LLC $300,000 33 VINCENT ST B: Maria L Arana-Paulino & FT B: Yesenia Rivera $432,000 322 ATLANTIC AVE S: Raymond D Buso Tr, Tr for Robinson Paulino Reasonable Doubt NT S: Robin L Yeung Tr, Tr for Dailey FT B: Jose A Berrera & Sherrie S: Gale A Moore Tr, Tr for Lucia $679,900 7 LEDGEWOOD WAY U:3 Berrera B: Jayne Madigan-Patten & Jacqueline L Est $385,000 11 CONANT ST 8 RUSSELL DR U:7D S: Gayle J Davis Tr, Tr for Davis FT Russell Patten B: Americo Palomba & Melisa $350,000 S: Helen Zuckerman $540,000 119 FARRELL RD Palomba B: Joseph A Skomurski Sr B: Patrick Hackett SWAMPSCOTT $550,000 S: Maureen Zdinak Tr, Tr for S: V Stephanie Mcnaughton 30 FRANKLIN ST S: Arthur C Godjikian B: Rusbeli Deleon Mahoney FT 46 BUENA VISTA ST $1,207,400 S: Natalie A Bean & Christopher 16 CRESCENT DR 10 SALTONSTALL PKWY U:1 $472,000 M Vinard B: Brook Lane & Mariel 10 LEDGEWOOD WAY U:24 $592,000 $391,500 B: Michael A Contreras & Peter J Macnaughton-Lane $345,000 B: Chelsey Aldrich & Jonathan B: Michelle G Rooks Contreras 129 FAYS AVE S: Lawrence J Sands Tr, Tr for H B B: Albert Lanzillotti 2nd & Maria Aldrich S: Rebecca S Salvadori & S: Christina Deluca & Joseph $550,000 Bull RT 1993 Lanzillotti S: Turcotte Maryann Est & Ronald Jeannette D Szabo Deluca B: Panosky Jean-Louis S: Kimberly A Wilkie Turcotte S: Mark Grigway & Rachel 47 INDEPENDENCE WAY U:B 18 SOUTHWICK ST 13 CUTTING RD Grigway $321,000 48 LOWELL ST 5 GREENWAY RD $290,000 $2,200,000 B: Claus Bergenser & Margit Star $600,000 $360,000 B: JJC General Contracting B: Kyle F Wolff & Jacquelynn E 76 FLINT ST S: Rubin Elaine Est & Karen L B: Totonno LLC B: Matthew Gentle S: Leslie P Limon Henke $397,000 Gallant S: Donald H Nash Jr Tr, Tr for Magli S: Julia N Bonner & Ross A S: Laurence J Groipen & Lori L B: Ivelisse A Nelson RT 1 Bonner 25 STATION RD Groipen S: Marianne C Morrissey 9 MECHANIC CT $615,000 $715,000 49-A LOWELL ST 8 HANCOCK ST B: Julia N Bonner & Ross A 445 ESSEX ST U:201 38 GARDINER ST B: Bruce A Evans & Deborah $600,000 $950,000 Bonner $459,900 $395,000 Lightner B: Totonno LLC B: Abigail Burnham & Kyle S: Brat Ventures LLC B: Debra Ardon & Kenneth Ardon B: David C Ashley S: Joy M Rotondi S: Donald H Nash Jr Tr, Tr for Magli Burnham S: Eileen Fisk S: Steven M Petkevitch RT 1 S: Thomas J Dejoy & Andrew 80 TREMONT ST 7 MOHAWK RD Hamilton $425,000 374 HUMPHREY ST U:3 32 GRANT ST 112 LOWELL ST U:9 B: Alejandra V Silverio $402,000 $703,000 S: Rosa Atez-Demir $425,000 B: Christopher North-Atwood & $365,000 6 HATHORNE PL B: Christine M Acampa B: Victor M Palomares Amy Vernava B: Bethany Lloyd & John Peracchi $375,000 S: Rory Ofarrell S: Mario Amaya S: Kimberly M Russell B: Devin Dube & Michael J 45 VALLEY ST S: Elizabeth F Dinsmore & Peter $589,000 H Dinsmore Parisella 51-53 NEW OCEAN ST U:3 67 LEXINGTON ST 128 LYNN ST S: David Dube & Joanne Raby B: Alexia Malouf $395,000 $379,000 $517,500 S: Daniel J Napolitano & Grace H B: Hanna K Daboul & Connor W B: Jessenia Aviles & Angel L Vega 40 PINECLIFF DR B: Vanessa Kelley & Colby Murly Napolitano $830,000 22 HIGH ST U:6 Shaw S: Donna M Nelson S: Candida E Bouchard $270,000 S: Caitlin Mcintyre B: Aton LLC 70 WEATHERLY DR U:305 S: W J Landergan 3rd Tr, Tr for B: Meghann Peterson 300 LYNN SHORE DR U:904 153 LYNN ST S: Gerald Bovardi Tr, Tr for Bovardi $283,000 406 PARADISE RD U:2G $272,500 Landergan FT 2011 $445,000 INT B: Donna M Perham $366,000 B: Catherine F Giorato B: Jason Masci & Juliana Masci S: Anne Gilman & Scott M Gilman B: Rory Richards & Jacob S: Albert A Brogna 14 PRINCE ST S: Brian Benson 20 INDIAN HILL LN U:20 Waxman $685,000 $475,000 27 WISTERIA ST U:3 S: Peter W Cowden 36 MANSON ST B: Brian E Bugler & Ashton E 2803 POSTGATE LN U:2803 B: Ralphn Fratus Jr & Suzanne L $370,000 $475,500 Magey $435,900 Fratus B: Colleen Oconnell 406 PARADISE RD U:3H B: Sarah Anderson S: Dianne E Mccarthy B: Lisa M Digregorio S: Gina Chiarenza & Joseph M S: Elaine Harrison & Alyssa Young $364,393 S: Michael Velazquez & Tracie S: Peter H Feyler Tr, Tr for Dorothy Chiarenza B: Joel Gordon & Sandra Gordon Velazquez 13 TUCKER ST Feyler IRT SAUGUS S: Susan E Grinberg & Selma $660,000 267 JEFFERSON AVE Nelhaus 9 MARSHALL CT B: Melanie Biggar-Andrews 17 ROCKDALE AVE $400,000 22 ALTAMOUNT AVE $311,000 S: Donald Naylor & Rachel Baylor $515,000 B: Paul Biscaia $535,000 423 PURITAN RD B: Amy Bettano B: Cheri L Horton & Tim Horton S: Paul Biscaia Tr, Tr for 267 B: Aldo Aichfakir $1,300,000 S: Katherine G Banks 3 YOLANDE RD S: Meghan K Johnson & Alex Jefferson Avenue T S: Stephen J Seracuse B: Sarah Barow & Sean Barow $1,650,000 Lawner S: Kyle Wolff & Jacquelyn E Henke 29 MORTON HILL AVE B: Matteo Faeth & Meredith 323 LAFAYETTE ST U:7 11 BACON DR $285,000 Kildow 10 RUTH AVE $330,000 $480,000 6 ROBIN LN B: Philip Brienze S: Kinga Strogoff & Steven L $520,000 B: Bailey J Abbot & Aria A Stewart B: Renata G Mariano $560,888 S: Elizabert Tabor & Joan C Baker Strogoff B: Erin L Oblenes S: John W Munroe Jr & Marsha S: Richard Bobrycki & Marie B: Cassie Bruner & Jeffrey Bruner S: Edward F Forgione & Mary C S Munroe Bobrycki-Davis S: Justin Cook 49 MUNROE ST U:304 Forgione $250,000 NAHANT 101 LEACH ST U:2 51 BASSWOOD AVE SAMPSON AVE B: Amber Bennoui 20 SHAMROCK ST $559,900 $700,000 $668,000 S: Marie C Carbone 39 MAOLIS RD $205,000 B: Jocelyne Durrenberger & Mark B: Taylor E Remington & John T B: Lek Noci & Arben Noci $1,000,000 B: Kathleen A Mccormick & Durrenberger Koulouris S: David M Messina Tr, Tr for 168 MYRTLE ST B: Skylar Tibbits & Veronica Emig Fernando M Tomaz S: Ziad Nabbout S: Jean M Papa Tr, Tr for Dan A Amanda J Messina FT $470,000 S: John T Gorgone & Kathleen A S: Deolinda M Tomaz-Gomes & Papa RET B: Damarys Caridad & Evander Forbush Fernando M Tomaz 4 LILY ST 1 SUPREME CT Pierre $600,000 7 BEACHAM AVE $1,090,000 S: Renzo Fustamante 30 VALLEY RD 9 SHERRY LEE LN B: 4 Lily Street LLC $357,000 B: Robert Kruger & Kelly Kruger $655,000 $840,000 S: Beavers Enterprise Inc B: Direct Homes LLC S: Joseph S Sabelli & Theresa D 11 PARK RD B: Ann J Palmteer & William B: Gregg J Devincentis & Katie L S: Vanessa Russo Sabelli $405,000 Palmteer Hannan 564 LORING AVE B: Oscar Rodriguez S: Brianne K Dent & Christopher S: Alan F Lehman & Donna M $500,000 33 BRISTOW ST U:3 Source: Banker and Tradesman, S: Partan Investments LLC J Dent Lehman B: Oppo LLC $268,000 bakerandtradesman.com