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FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2020 DEALS OF THE Swampscott looks to leave Civil Service Lynn$DAY$ system for the hiring of future chiefs faresPG. 3 By David McLellan An article will appear on the June 22 an- promotion. ITEM STAFF nual Town Meeting warrant asking resi- In Swampscott, which uses Civil Service DEALS dents to petition the state legislature for a for the hiring of police chiefs and re chiefs, SWAMPSCOTT — At the annual Town well special act that would allow it to drop the the system restricts the town to hiring Meeting in 1909, voters chose to adopt the OF THE state’s Civil Service system for the of ces of Civil Service system for its police and re chiefs from within its current police and re $ $ the police chief and re chief. chiefs. Massachusetts Civil Service, admin- ranks, or hire sitting chiefs in other commu- DAY But over the past century, that set of rules istered by the state’s Human Resources Di- nities. Dropping the system could broaden withPG. 3 has restricted the town in its hiring practic- vision, handles testing of job applicants and the town’s applicant pool for the jobs from es, and Town Administrator Sean Fitzger- employees seeking promotion in towns that just a few to 50 to 75 applicants. ald says it is time for a change. Both Police use the system. The Civil Service Commis- “That would help us look at a much more Chief Ron Madigan and Fire Chief Graham sion also handles appeals from employees MBTA Archer are on board. who have been disciplined or bypassed for SWAMPSCOTT, A2 By GaylaDEALS Cawley ITEMOF STAFF THE LYNN — Train rates will be cut again $in DALynn Yon$ July 1. SAUGUS STANDS CommutersPG. will 3 be able to take the train from Lynn to Boston at subway rates through Aug. 31, as Zone 1A IN SOLIDARITY fares will be accepted at the Lynn Commuter Rail Station during thatDEALS time period. The change,OF THE announced by the MassachusettsOF THE Bay Transportation$DA AuthorityY$ on Wednesday, reducesPG. 3 the cost of a one-way ticketPG. 3 to Boston from $7 to $2.40, the same price as a Charlie Card sub- way fare. The temporary rates are an extension of the pilot pro- gram offered for a brief peri- od last month by the MBTA, which aimed to reduce over- crowding on buses during the Blue Line shutdown. The extension, lobbied for by Mayor Thomas M. Mc- Gee and the Lynn legislative delegation, is being offered to provide additional trav- el options for North Shore customers, ease crowding on nearby bus routes, and allow the MBTA to collect ridership data related to the effects of temporary fare changes on relieving crowding. “We’re excited to again of- fer this option to riders trav- Youths lend support to calls for change eling between Lynn Station and downtown Boston for the By Elyse Carmosino extremely important cause to us, (and) I’m From left, Saugus same price as a subway fare,” ITEM STAFF just feeling proud of this turnout. I’m proud resident Leah said MBTA General Manager of the community, particularly all the youth Kennedy and Steve Poftak in a statement. SAUGUS — Despite heavy rains, dozens support that we’ve got out here. I recognize Seven Greer, one “We’re continuing with this of Saugus youths gathered in the town’s a lot of these faces from the high school.” of the organizers, temporary zone change pilot center early Thursday afternoon to show Although advertised on Facebook as stand in the rain for two months starting July their support for the Black Lives Matter “peaceful … (and) unobtrusive,” Thursday’s at Saugus Town 1 with the goal of reducing movement and to demand justice for vic- demonstration has been at the center of Hall on Thursday crowding and promoting so- tims of police brutality. town-wide controversy since Selectman An- afternoon to rally cial distance on buses, and “We agreed that we were going to hold thony Cogliano publicly announced Mon- support for the we encourage our North this thing rain or shine. We weren’t going day that he had withdrawn his involvement Shore riders to consider this Black Lives Matter to be deterred by the weather,” said Seven after “anti-police” statements posted by one commuter rail option.” Greer, one of several students who helped movement. organize the event. “This is ultimately an RALLY, A2 ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO RATES, A3 Former Lynn school ready for wrecking ball

By Gayla Cawley Bids for the $3.5 million project are ITEM STAFF due on June 19, according to a legal notice from the city of Lynn. LYNN — A portion of the 97-year- Donovan said the bids are usu- old former Thurgood Marshall Mid- dle School is slated for demolition. ally awarded about a month after The Porter Street school building the deadline, with work following a has been closed since 2015. short time later. He estimated the The former The City of Lynn is soliciting bids job, which has been approved by the Thurgood Marshall for a general contractor for the dem- Massachusetts Department of En- Middle School on olition of the middle school’s 1963 vironmental Protection, would take Porter Street in addition and an abatement contrac- about nine months, with work con- Lynn is set to be tor for asbestos removal in the entire cluding in the wintertime. partially demol- building, according to Michael Don- “We’re going to clean the interior of ished. ovan, chief of the city’s Inspectional Services Department. MARSHALL, A3 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK

Saugus superintendent COVID-19 Nahant Democrats Cases continue calls for social justice downward trend. A3 working across state lines Opinion By Elyse Carmosino said about the death of George Jourgensen: A question By Thor Jourgensen from Republican to Democrat ITEM STAFF Floyd at the hands of a Minne- of control. A4 ITEM STAFF in 2020 for U.S. Senate races sota police of cer,” DeRuosi said around the country and the race SAUGUS — In his special re- in a video, which was broadcast Hindsight is 2020 NAHANT — Local Democrats for president. A look back at the last port Monday, Superintendent of on Saugus TV’s Vimeo page. are focused on Florida in a bid to Nahant Democrats adopted Schools Dr. David DeRuosi ad- four years at Lynn eld, help fellow party members en- “I believe there can be no de- Peabody High. A8-B1 Florida as their sister state but dressed recent protests against bate about the killing of George sure the state votes Democrat in there are also SwingLeft activ- police brutality by calling for Floyd. It was wrong, and those Sports the Nov. 3 presidential election. ities focused on states includ- social justice action in Saugus involved need to be held ac- Peabody’s Jordan The Nahant Democratic Town ing Arizona, Maine, Michigan, Public Schools. countable. Anzuoni staying close Committee joined forces with Pennsylvania. “Over the past several weeks, at Salem State. B2 SwingLeft.Org’s North Shore a great deal has already been SAUGUS, A3 chapter to help tip the balance NAHANT, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 SPORTS ...... B2-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6 HIGH 85° VOL. 141, ISSUE 154 OPINION ...... A4 COMICS ...... B4 LOOK! ...... B8 LOW 57° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 PAGE B8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2020 Swampscott looks to leave Civil Service OBITUARIES system for the hiring of future chiefs Lorraine F. Redden, 90 SAUGUS — Mrs. Lorraine Mary Redden of Everett; one SWAMPSCOTT pool can expand to include tect against the “patron- Lillo, the town’s HR di- F. (Watson) Redden, age 90, great-grandchild, Jay Linehan From A1 police sergeants and re age” hirings seen in the rector, the change would formerly of Lynn, died at the of New Hampshire; one sister, lieutenants, but the town 19th century. have one drawback — the Blueberry Hill Nursing Center in Joan Warren of Danvers. She inclusive and open process would be unable to con- Madigan and Archer town’s search and can- Beverly on Tuesday, June 9. She was predeceased by her son, for these extremely valu- sider a “lateral transfer” of support the change, and didate-vetting processes was the wife of the late Herbert Mark Redden; sister, Beverly able positions,” Fitzgerald a sitting chief in another both said dropping Civil would necessarily become D. Redden, with whom she had Gallo; and brother, George F. said. community if it chooses Service does not mean in- “far more intensive.” shared 51 years of marriage. Watson. Neither chief has made the internal hiring option. ternal candidates won’t be Fitzgerald said without Born and raised in Lynn, Mrs. In lieu of owers, donations an announcement about The system was created considered. Civil Service, the town Redden was the daughter of in Lorraine’s name may be would be able to dictate its retiring, but, according to in 1884, when the state “It makes sense that the the late George and Maude made to the Disabled Amer- own hiring practices. Also, Select Board Chairman was “at the forefront of the town be able to consider G. (Forsythe) Watson. A resi- ican Veterans at dav.org/do- most cities and towns in Peter Spellios, Madigan battle against patronage candidates from a larger dent of Saugus for 60 years, nate. Massachusetts do not use will reach the state-man- in government hiring,” ac- pool,” Madigan said. “Such Lorraine was a member and Service information: Due the system — 54 re chiefs dated retirement age of 65 cording to Fitzgerald. The a change does not preclude served as a deaconess at both to the regulations of the are in Civil Service, while in 2021. Archer was just primary purpose of Civil internal candidates. We the First Church of Saugus and state and CDC guidelines, a 297 are not, and 63 police named re chief last year. Service was instituting a at the police department the Epping Congregational private graveside service was chiefs are in civil service, Under the Civil Service “merit system” to protect have exceptional candi- Church in Epping, N.H. She will held at Pine Grove Cemetery while 288 are not. system, if the town were against such hirings. dates and people here now be remembered for her faith in Lynn. For condolences, “Civil Service is no lon- to choose to hire a chief Over the last century, who are more than pre- and her sense of humor. please visit www.BisbeePor- ger up to the important internally, the most likely however, the system has pared to assume the chief Mrs. Redden is survived cella.com. task of enforcing hiring candidates would be the “fallen well behind best position upon my leaving.” by two sons, Dan Redden of standards, especially at police captain and four practices in public safety “To me, it does make Saugus, John Redden and the chief level,” Fitzgerald his wife Mary of Methuen; lieutenants, and depu- and public sector hiring,” sense,” Archer said. “It’s a said. ty re chief and four re Fitzgerald said, and com- change, but it’s a change two grandchildren, Kris and captains. If fewer than prehensive policies and for the better, a change for David McLellan can be four apply to either chief anti-discrimination laws the future.” reached at dmclellan@ position, the applicant in place today already pro- According to Julie De- itemlive.com. Cara M. Marsi

Cara Marie Marsi along with her soon-to-be-expected son Ashton Edward Marsi-Warner died tragically on Saturday, June 6, 2020. Cara was born and raised in Lynn and was the daugh- ter of Steven Marsi of Lynn and Cheryl (Veiga) Marsi of Beverly. She attended Lynn Vocational Technical Institute where she was a part of the early childhood program. Cara loved photography and had often spoke of opening her Jr., Emma Marsi and Vincen- own business. She had plans zo Marsi, as well as Ashton’s to get her GED to be able to father Richard Warner of Sau- work with children with special gus. She was predeceased by needs as well as having her her grandmother Ellen Veiga. own photography business. Service information: Due to In addition to her parents, the current restrictions of the Cara is survived by a sis- CDC and the Commonwealth ter, Miranda Marsi of Lynn; of Massachusetts, services a brother, Anthony Marsi of are private. Services are un- Lynn; her grandfather, William ITEM PHOTOS | OLIVIA FALCIGNO der the direction of the SOLI- Veiga of Lynn; her aunts and MINE Funeral Homes. Family Saugus residents Grace Adeoye and her daughter, Tami Sholola, 4, stand in front of Saugus Town uncles, Denise Brown of Lynn, and friends are encouraged Hall on Thursday afternoon to rally support for the Black Lives Matter movement. William and Kelly Veiga of Win- to leave condolences at www. throp, James and Cheri Norris solimine.com. of Lynn, Edward and Brittney Youths lend support to calls for change Marsi of Danville, N.H.; and her cousins, Kristian Norris, RALLY Shawn Norris, James Norris From A1 of the event’s organizers surfaced online. Debra J. Starratt When asked, however, several demonstrators 1964-2020 said they were there to Debra J. Starratt entered show their support for the into rest Wednesday, June 10, black community and call 2020 at Lawrence General for systemic change. Hospital, following a brief ill- “I’m biracial. My father ness. She was the beloved, is African American and devoted daughter of James I. my mother is white,” said and the late Delores J. Star- 18-year-old Arianna Bent- ratt. ley-Jette. “I’m really big Born in Lynn March 24, on supporting Black Lives 1964, Deb was a lifelong Matter during these times resident of Lynn and gradu- right now. I’m really glad ated from Lynn English High Saugus decided to have a School, Class of 1983. She protest, and that’s why I attended North Shore Com- came out.” munity College taking cours- Bentley-Jette said she es in computer and clerical was pleasantly surprised subjects. She was an active by the number of protes- member of the Grace United tors who had shown up to Methodist Church. support the movement. Deb was employed by the gether for the holidays. “I heard so many differ- City of Lynn Department of Debra is survived by her ent rumors that I didn’t Community Development three big brothers, James D. know how this would end since 1997 and was most Starratt and his wife Dionisia up, but now it looks like Saugus police of cers watch over protesters in front of Saugus Town recently assigned to the Park- Ferrer of Austin, Texas, Paul M. it turned out pretty good,” Hall on Thursday afternoon to rally support for the Black Lives Matter ing Department. Her previous Starratt of Westford, John A. she said. movement. employment was with Wendy’s Starratt and his husband Craig Saugus mother Grace Restaurant, Job Options Inc., Stevenson of Houston, Texas; Adeoye, who was there wanted to focus on making black woman and also a She later said: “I don’t and Northshore Employment nephew James A. Starratt of with her four daughters the community safe for Christian, it’s really hard,” want my children to be Training Center. Huntsville, Ala.; niece Emily L. — ages 22, 20, 16, and her children. Adeoye said. “Personally, ghting this when it’s Deb enjoyed knitting, rug Starratt of Northampton; sis- 4 — said that as a black “It’s really heartbreak- I’ve been blessed to be sur- their time. We want an hooking, solving three dimen- ter-in-law Diann R. Starratt of woman and a Christian, ing to see a human being rounded by really amazing end to this.” sional and jig saw puzzles, and Ashland; dear friends Michael she had been horri ed being murdered in day- white people. I have white reading from her extensive Duket of Intervale, N.H.; and by the lmed death of light, right in the open, in friends who would literal- Elyse Carmosino can be collection of mystery novels. Margaret Russell of Lynn; as George Floyd at the hands the street where people ly die for me, and what I’m reached at ecarmosino@ She always charmed everyone well as many cousins. of a Minneapolis cop and were passing by. Being a seeing now — it’s hope.” itemlive.com. around her with her clever wit. Service information: A me- She enjoyed visiting her par- morial service for Deb will be ents the years they wintered in held at a later date. To leave Fort Myers, Fla., and traveling a condolence for the family, to Foxwoods Casino. Deb also please visit www.Solimine. looked forward to her annual com. call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 campout at Beaver Hollow to start your Camp Ground. Her happiest daily subscription. times, however, were when she and her brothers were all to-

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Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Lynn fares well with the MBTA North Shore RATES aware we have essentially ple are getting back to Newburyport/Rockport line, coronavirus cases From A1 subway fares into (and out work during the phased which connects Lynn, Re- of) the city of Lynn. reopening of the economy. vere, Chelsea and Everett to Following the MBTA’s an- “Fare reduction has been “Traf c is obviously down Boston, the Fairmount line nouncement last month that a goal of the delegation and considerably but as the re- in Boston, and the Provi- continue decline subway fares would be of- the mayor for many years. opening has occurred, you’re dence/Stoughton line had fered to Lynn Commuter rail We still believe it should noticing more and more the most urgent need for By Gayla Cawley ered from the virus. riders from May 22-31, Mc- be a permanent x, but congestion,” said Crighton. near-rapid transit and were ITEM STAFF Numbers remained the Gee and the Lynn legislative for the time being this is a “Our goal is to get as many most equipped to handle a same in Lynn eld (96 cas- delegation sent a letter to step in the right direction cars off the road moving for- switch to electri cation rst. Coronavirus case num- es and 11 deaths), Mar- the MBTA Fiscal and Man- especially with the public ward in a safe way.” Since that vote, Crighton bers are continuing their blehead (225 cases and 30 agement Control Board urg- health concern of traveling In a statement posted on said the Lynn delegation downward trend on the deaths), and Nahant (41 ing them to extend the pilot on crowded (buses).” his Facebook page, McGee has been in regular contact North Shore. cases and six deaths) on for an additional month. It appears the MBTA encouraged Lynn residents with the MBTA in terms of Nine new cases were Thursday. The purpose of their took that request into con- to take advantage of the trying to move things along, reported in Lynn on At press time, Pea- request was to lobby for sideration, as a statement lower fares “as we continue but the pandemic has result- Thursday, but numbers additional time to demon- from the public agency to ght for reduced rates body, Revere, Saugus and ed in adjustments to their remained unchanged in strate that more people noted that the data on the for Lynn commuters trav- Swampscott had not re- advocacy for the changes several other communi- leased updated numbers. would ride the T with more commuter rail and relevant eling to and from Boston.” ties. affordable fares, with an bus route ridership was in- A fare reduction in Lynn and an altered timeline for As of Wednesday, Pea- when they would occur. Lynn’s numbers have body has 1,026 and 151 underlying goal of push- conclusive due to the short gained more traction been trending downward ing for the reduced rates length of the May offering. last November, when the “We need a better trans- deaths, Revere has 1,738 since early May, with to become permanent, ac- “The MBTA hopes a lon- MBTA Fiscal and Man- portation system now that cases and 78 deaths, Sau- that trend continuing on cording to state Sen. Bren- ger two-month pilot will agement Control Board is affordable, safe and fre- gus has 545 cases and 31 dan Crighton (D-Lynn). allow customers to learn voted to commit to electri- quent for our riders, many Thursday. deaths, and in Swamp- “(We) wanted the sample about the commuter rail fying the state’s commuter of which are low-income, With a handful of re- scott, 127 people have size to be a little larger than option so that additional rail system. That trans- many of which are front- ported new cases, the city been infected and eight the rst pilot’s duration data can be collected,” the formation would include line workers,” said Crigh- now has 3,546 cases and have died. would allow for,” said Crigh- MBTA statement said. implementing near-rapid ton. “We needed that be- 95 deaths, with its fatal- ton. “Two months is pretty Crighton said he antici- transit at subway rates fore the virus began and ity count remaining the Gayla Cawley can be signi cant. It gives us an pates more people would from Lynn to Boston. we need it as we start to same. Of Lynn’s total cas- reached at gcawley@item- opportunity to get the word ride the T during the new The MBTA board deter- move forward and rebuild es, 1,270 are active and live.com. Follow her on out and make everybody pilot period, as more peo- mined that a section of the our economy.” 2,181 people have recov- Twitter @GaylaCawley. Saugus superintendent Former Lynn school ready for wrecking ball calls for social justice MARSHALL building is taken down. From A1 The building has fallen SAUGUS students to ensure moving into such disrepair that it the building and abate wouldn’t make sense for a From A1 forward that public educa- tion is the great equalizer what we can see without developer to try to rehabil- “The protests and the for all students. doing destructive work,” itate it, he said. said Donovan. “We’re go- unrest that followed “We have work to do, “It would make it more ing to close up the build- brought to the attention and I’m committed to desirable for a developer ing and seal it up. The to come and buy it with of this nation a frustra- working with students, 1963 building will be torn a vacant lot,” said Cyr. tion regarding the level of staff, and the community down. The 1923 building “There’s not many plac- social injustice facing peo- on this subject. We have will remain on site (and es where you have a lot ple of color in our country. a multiracial community Social injustice is real, will be) cleaned so we can that size. I believe it’s four that wants to call Saugus access it and go through it social injustice is wrong, acres of land so it would home. We have to make and ready it for demolition and again, there is no de- pique a lot of developers’ all efforts to hear those (or sale) at some future interest to do it. I know bating that fact.” voices and create an envi- time.” there’s a lot of develop- DeRuosi also asked that ronment where they feel The 1923 portion, or ers that want to build se- individuals in the Saugus comfortable.” main building, will be nior housing there, but Schools community re ect DeRuosi nished his “mothballed,” or main- the problem is the cost to inward during the weeks statement by informing tained for potential future demo the building.” ahead and begin the dif- the school community that use, as the city does not Once demolition is com- cult work of unpacking guidance and adjustment have the funds on hand plete, Cyr said the city harmful belief systems staff are available for stu- to carry out the full dem- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK will issue a Request for regarding issues of social dents and parents, and he olition of the former mid- Proposals for senior hous- injustice. urged parents to reach out dle school, Donovan said, The former Thurgood Marshall Middle School ing. The most recent RFP, “Groups of people need to their children’s educa- explaining that demoli- on Porter Street in Lynn is set to be demolished. issued last year, was for a to approach this, again, tional administrators with tion of the main building mix of 80-percent afford- not as a debate, but a true any questions or concerns. would cost an additional entire building through neighborhood would have able and 20-percent mar- discussion in which all The superintendent’s “few million” dollars. the entryways, Donovan to be safe when they go to ket-rate 55-plus housing. parties have a safe place entire message is avail- “That building is heavily said. take it down. The danger In April 2019, at the rec- to discuss what they are able for viewing online on contaminated with asbes- “By removing the 1963 (to) the neighborhood is ommendation of the city’s feeling with no judgment,” Saugus TV’s Vimeo page. tos and interspatial and building, we believe we you have a vacant build- law department, city of - he said. “We must do what below- oor wall cavities,” can keep it much more ing and the city has to cials decided to reject the we do best as educators; Elyse Carmosino can be said Donovan. “When it’s secure than it has been in maintain it to keep it safe two bids that were submit- begin the process of edu- reached at ecarmosino@ being demolished, it’s very the past,” said Donovan. and that is at a cost.” ted and move forward with cating ourselves and our itemlive.com. dif cult to dispose of the City Council President City of cials have at- tearing the building down, contaminated debris.” Darren Cyr said the city tempted several times with the cost of demolition The two buildings, the had planned to demolish to sell the former school incurred by the city. Nahant Democrats are three-story main portion the building last year, but building to a developer When bids are submit- and its two-story addition, there was more asbestos seeking to build senior ted for the demolition and working across state lines are connected, but part of in the building than antic- housing at the site, but abatement work, the city the demolition work will ipated, which put the proj- there’s been a lack of in- will hold a neighborhood NAHANT Florida included, have include sealing up the en- ect on hold. terest due to the $2 mil- meeting. The purpose of tryways for that connec- Demolition can now lion-plus cost a prospec- the meeting will be to From A1 both mail-in and in-per- son voting options. tion, which Donovan said move forward after the tive buyer would have to inform neighbors of the MassDEP signed off on incur for demolition, ac- project schedule and what Since April, committee Committee Chair Jim may help deter some of the vandalism and break- what Donovan referred to cording to Cyr. it will entail before work members have mailed Walsh said 39 local Dem- ins that have occurred on as the city’s “non-tradi- Cyr said the planned starts, said Donovan, who 3,690 handwritten post- ocrats are working on the a regular basis. tional work plan” for the demolition would make noted neighbors have been cards to Democratic vot- mail-in vote initiative. The majority of break- project. the property more desir- “rightly concerned” about ers in Sarasota and Palm Rebekah Richardson, ins seem to start in the “In order to do it, you able to developers, because the break-ins and vandal- Beach counties, encourag- sister-in-law to former Re- ing them to sign up to vote 1963 addition, which gives have to do it in a safe the land would become ism that have occurred at publican Attorney General those people access to the way,” said Cyr. “The entire more valuable once the the site. by mail. Elliot Richardson, started Town Democrats Kathy working on the mail-in ef- DiVittorio and Conrad fort a year ago building on Squires are leading the her many years as a Town committee’s efforts to Committee member. bolster voting by mail in DiVittorio and Richard- Florida. son said it isn’t too early “The Trump campaign for people interested in has a couple of hundred getting involved in the million dollars in the national election cycle to bank but we’re connect- pitch in. ing with fellow Dems in “Let’s not just complain,” swing states like Florida, Walsh said, adding, “Let’s making sure that they do something. And if any- cast their votes by mail,” one is interested in becom- DiVittorio said. ing part of this effort they The coronavirus pan- can email me at Nahant- demic has spurred a dra- [email protected].” matic increase in the use The value of each coupon shown here is equal to The value of each coupon shown here is equal to of mail-in ballots. 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Customer Service The year is 1974 and Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Warren Briggs, the Lynn There’s nothing on the PUBLISHERS together and work with Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 police union chapter’s horizon to indicate any Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 no-nonsense, tough- the people they serve,” change will be forthcom- All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Martin told the commit- 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 talking president, is giv- ing,” Cully said. Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 ing the Massachusetts tee. Those words don’t ap- Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Her suggestion didn’t Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Committee on Criminal ply today with social Classifi ed/Legal Advertising sit well with Briggs, who Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 Justice an earful about change a force showing classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 declared it was time for Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 money for social services no signs of abating. And Subscriptions America Park tenants versus police spending. the Lynn police depart- [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 “to show some guts” and At issue is $15 million ment looks very dif- Circulation give police the names of in federal anti-crime ferent from the way it [email protected] criminals and miscre- money. That is a lot of looked in 1974. Ext. 3 ants running amok in money in 1974 dollars In his parting remarks America Park. He also Newsroom and Briggs quickly la- to the committee, Cully [email protected] told the committee, ac- beled it “a social grab quoted then-Lynn Mayor [email protected] cording to the Item re- David Phillips as stating Ext. 4 bag.” In Briggs’ view, the port, that $25,000 slated LETTER TO THE EDITOR federal money needed to that “the mayor doesn’t Sports to be spent on a police really have control of the [email protected] be spent on giving police department riot squad “the tools to work,” ac- Police Department.” Ext. 5 had yet to materialize. “If that’s true,” said cording to a Daily Eve- It’s easy to overlay Retail and Online A message from ning Item report, rather Cully, “then somebody Advertising Martin and Smith’s ap- else controls the Police [email protected] than spending it on so- peals and Briggs’ en- cial ills. Department.” ADVERTISING trenched opposition to The control question His statement drew ap- social programs on top Ernie Carpenter Jr. the Saugus has been a flash point Director of Advertising plause from the commit- of today’s protests and tee’s audience. But Briggs for mayors over the and Business Development, ext. 1355 public statements com- years with former May- [email protected] was outnumbered when ing fast and furious as judges, pastors, substance or Antonio Marino and Ralph Mitchell School Committee the fight for racial jus- Chief S. Craft Scribner Sales Representative, ext. 1313 abuse prevention repre- tice escalates. [email protected] As members of the Sau- tee have personally lived sentatives and tenant battling in 1980 over For now, everyone Marino’s decision to ap- Eric Rondeau gus School Committee, we with that particular fear, association members told sounds like they are on Sales Representative, ext. 1280 point a department ad- [email protected] are broken-hearted that and we will not allow our the committee how the the same side in the ra- privilege to silence us in ministrator. in 2020, it’s necessary to federal money could be cial justice struggle. But Patricia Whalen publicly state that George having your backs. spent on solving societal Former Mayor Patrick Sales Representative, ext. 1310 Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, You have done every- will this unity dissolve J. McManus sought to [email protected] problems in Lynn. once the hard discus- and so many others thing asked of you. You’ve Former state Rep. exert his authority over BUSINESS OFFICE should still be alive. embraced each other’s sions about public safety the department 12 years James E. Smith told the and societal needs begin Susan J. Conti Every single one of us differences, supported later when he issued de- Controller, ext. 1288 deserves equal consider- each other, educated committee that agencies against the backdrop of [email protected] working to improve life partment management ation and respect. It’s a each other, and you have racial justice? orders to then-Chief Ted Grant in Lynn could spend the sentiment that you hear enough to worry about. Floyd Cully would John Hollow. Publisher, ext. 1234 money on recreational repeated all the time, but It is our goal as mem- probably say, “Yes.” Marino and McManus [email protected] programs; aid to chil- these tragedies keep hap- bers of the School Com- The former Commu- ended up in court bat- Marian Kinney dren with disabilities, ext. 1212 pening over and over. Of mittee to continue to nity Minority Cultur- tles with their respec- course protests are taking encourage and support and improving public [email protected] al Center director also tive chiefs. I can’t recall place across the world. the many clubs and advo- housing. Will Kraft spoke at the 1974 com- who won the fights, but Nothing else is working. cacy groups in our district Mary Martin, a tenant Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 mittee hearing and Cul- I can tell you the losers [email protected] We want our student that embrace diversity, representative from ly didn’t mince words. were: Lynn taxpayers population to know that shine lights on inequity the long-gone America Paula Villacreses “We have to stop fool- who footed the bill for as fathers and grandfa- and celebrate and support Park housing complex ing around and find a A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 thers, first responders all people regardless of the attorneys hired to [email protected] described how America way for minorities to and veterans, it breaks gender identity, creed, or drag both disputes from Park had become a sto- Mike Shanahan our hearts to see great race. work as policemen or in one court to another be- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 kids, the players that len car dumping ground positions that deal with cause city officials were [email protected] where packs of dogs we’ve coached, be forced Chairman Thomas the problems that face unable or unwilling to Carolina Trujillo to wear, “I am not a Whittredge roamed freely, frighten- us.” forge a way forward. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 threat” t-shirts because Vice Chair Ryan Fisher ing and sometimes at- He told the committee [email protected] they know they may not John Hatch tacking tenants. that one person of color Thor Jourgensen can be Jim Wilson be safe in this world. Arthur Grabowski “We need a police and worked for the Lynn po- reached at tjourgensen@ Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 None of us on the commit- Dennis Gould court system which work lice in June, 1974 and no itemlive.com. [email protected] CIRCULATION Lisa Mahmoud Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected]

CUSTOMER SERVICE La’ Mosha Ball Customer Service, ext. 1276 [email protected] GRAPHICS Trevor Andreozzi Designer [email protected] Ned Connors Designer, ext. 1222 [email protected] Mark Sutherland Creative Director, ext. 1330 [email protected] NEWSROOM Mike Alongi Sports Editor, ext. 1228 [email protected] Bill Brotherton Features Editor ext. 1338 [email protected] Elyse Carmosino EDITORIAL Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] Gayla Cawley Reporter, ext. 1236 Keep the middle seat empty for now, please [email protected] Cheryl Charles Editorial from Bloomberg Commerce Committee, has to protect public health, of been reluctant to guarantee contagious person, for three News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] Opinion argued to Transportation course, at a time when the that they will keep middle to four minutes before they Secretary Elaine Chao and public has become wary of seats empty or otherwise reach the ventilation sys- Olivia Falcigno Perhaps the most noto- the White House Corona- flying. Since the pandem- limit passengers on all tem, according to Qingyan Photographer, ext.1224 [email protected] rious of the many full-air- virus Task Force, federal ic hit the U.S. full-force in flights. (Delta, Spirit and Chen, an engineering pro- line-cabin photos recently guidelines are needed to March, air passenger vol- JetBlue are exceptions, fessor at Purdue Univer- Spenser Hasak posted on Twitter is one make people on long flights ume has fallen about 90 per- pledging to block middle sity who has studied virus Photographer, ext. 1332 taken by a cardiologist as safe from coronavirus in- cent, and companies have seats at least for a while.) movement aboard aircraft. [email protected] on his return trip to Cali- fection as people ordering suspended 60-80 percent of United Airlines, for one, If two passengers wear Thor Jourgensen fornia after helping treat lunch in a pizzeria. their flights. Their revenue is offering to let fliers on cloth masks, they cut their Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 COVID-19 patients in New Much about how the coro- and stock prices have plum- crowded flights rebook. But risk of passing the virus be- [email protected] York City: Passengers wear- navirus moves through air- meted. The federal govern- without guidelines, how can tween them by three-quar- Daniel Kane ing a variety of surgical and craft cabins remains under ment is spending $50 billion people judge what’s safe? ters, Chen says, and if there Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 makeshift masks fill every study — Boeing and Airbus to keep the airlines going — Airlines should keep is at least a seat’s worth of [email protected] seat. “I guess @united is re- have investigations in prog- and their employees paid. sick people from boarding distance between them, the Steve Krause laxing their social distanc- ress — but it’s important Airlines have emailed vid- planes, but because the chance of transmission falls Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 ing policy these days?” the to be as careful as possible eos to assure passengers coronavirus can infect peo- by another third. [email protected] caption asks. based on what information that their planes’ filters re- ple for days before produc- For the past couple of David McLellan Restaurants, retail stores, exists. If crafted in consul- move more than 99 percent ing symptoms — if it pro- months, most flights have Reporter, ext. 1317 gyms and other businesses tation with engineers, public of virus particles from the duces them at all — it’s not been empty enough to eas- [email protected] reopening across the U.S. health experts and the air- air; that their crews are do- always possible to identify ily accommodate vacant Anne Marie Tobin are subject to state and lo- lines, guidelines could help ing extra cleaning and san- the contagious. middle seats. With states Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 cal rules requiring 6 feet of the industry through the itizing, even fogging cabins Open middle seats would reopening and summer [email protected] space between customers, pandemic without a need for with “high-grade” disinfec- help. Although it’s true that ahead, bookings are rising. Ryan York but airlines are responsible new regulations — and, no tant between flights; and modern filters essentially That’s good news for pas- Copy Editor, ext. 1220 only to themselves. Surely, less important, give air trav- that flight attendants and eliminate virus particles sengers and airlines alike [email protected] as Sen. Maria Cantwell of elers a better idea of what passengers are being re- from cabin air, those par- — but only if, as demand TECHNOLOGY Washington, the ranking safe conditions look like. quired to wear masks. ticles circulate, especially recovers, flights are filled Democrat on the Senate Airlines have every reason Tim Noyes But most companies have in the few rows closest to a sparsely enough for safety. Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- struction of property at 8:54 Fire larly arrests, reflect police records. In a.m. Tuesday at 38 Lockwood the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Road; at 9:41 a.m. Tuesday A report of a fire at 4:14 p.m. Wednesday at 25 Worcester it is the sole responsibility of the con- on Summer Street. A caller re- ported town and private prop- Road. A caller reported hear- cerned party to contact the relevant erty were damaged; at 7 a.m. ing an explosion behind her police department and have the de- Wednesday at 550 Summer house, but no smoke or fire partment issue a notice of correction St.; at 1 p.m. Wednesday at was showing. The fire depart- to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- 550 Summer St.; at 3:36 p.m. ment investigated and report- ifications will not be made without Wednesday at 527 Salem St. ed the call was unfounded. express notice of change from the A caller reported a car left tire arresting police department. marks on the pavement. Theft A report of a larceny at 8:12 LYNN MARBLEHEAD p.m. Wednesday at Extended Stay America at 200 Jubilee Arrest Complaints Drive. A caller reported items, A caller reported a possible including food and head- Sheila Amoroso, 57, of 196 phones, were missing from her Locust St., was arrested and fight in the back of the store at 4:32 p.m. Wednesday on Bea- room. She thought housekeep- charged with assault with a ing was responsible. dangerous weapon at 10:49 con Street. He said two males a.m. Wednesday. were involved. Police reported the store did not want to press SAUGUS Accidents charges, but the males were verbally trespassed from the Complaints A report of a motor vehicle liquor store. crash at 1:12 p.m. Wednesday A caller at 10:58 p.m. at 1071 Western Ave.; at 6:27 Fire Wednesday reported kids in p.m. Wednesday at Broad and the parking lot of Savers on Washington streets; at 10:57 A report of a structure fire at Broadway going back and p.m. Wednesday at 25 Clinton 3:23 a.m. Thursday on Curtis forth into the high school. Dis- St. Street. A working fire at a large patched officers determined A report of a motor vehicle house was reported. The blaze that the youths were cleaning hit and run crash at 6:25 p.m. was extinguished. up and dispersing on their Wednesday at 29 Chestnut St. own. A report of a motor vehicle Theft Police received a call at 5:04 crash with personal injury at p.m. Wednesday from a res- 7:49 p.m. Wednesday at Bel- A report of a larceny/forgery/ ident reporting an unwanted lair Street and Lawton Avenue. fraud at 2:29 p.m. Wednesday party in her home on Newhall on Abbot Court. Unemploy- Avenue. Dispatched officers PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ment fraud was reported. requested an ambulance to Breaking and Entering A larceny/forgery/fraud was A damaged Christopher Columbus statue stands in a waterfront park near the location for an evaluation Boston’s North End after being found beheaded Wednesday morning. A report of a motor vehicle reported at 3:20 p.m. Wednes- and reported that the removed breaking and entering at 7:07 day on Middle Street. A caller party was transported to a p.m. Wednesday at 84 Green reported some bikes were nearby hospital. St. missing. A woman walked into the Columbus statue removed as station at 11:21 a.m. Wednes- Complaints PEABODY day to report her Social Secu- rity number had been used to monuments debate renewed A report of an injured cop Arrest file for unemployment. at 9:49 a.m. Thursday at 300 By Philip Marcelo teacher of Italian descent. ing the statue for years Washington St. Isaiah London Voegeli, 28, Theft and Rodrique Ngowi “I feel its part of our coun- as a monument to Indig- of 120 School St., Salem, ASSOCIATED PRESS try’s history, whether we enous genocide and land Gunshots N.H., was arrested on a war- A resident walked into the like it or not. And we can’t theft, African and Indig- BOSTON — The body of rant at 10:01 a.m. Thursday. station at 2:25 p.m. Wednes- erase all our history. If we enous enslavement, and A report of a gunshot at a beheaded Christopher day to report her mail was sto- don’t learn from the past, white supremacy,” she 12:25 a.m. Thursday at 479 Columbus statue was re- Accidents len and her car payment check we can’t move forward.” said in a statement. “This Boston St. moved Thursday from a inside was cashed. Lynne Esparo, a fellow park should belong to the A report of a motor vehicle park in Boston’s histori- Italian American, said people of Boston and be Theft crash at 4:09 p.m. Wednesday cally Italian North End Accidents people are understand- a public place that feels on Route 128 South; at 6:32 as the city continues to A report of a robbery at ably frustrated with Co- welcoming to everyone in p.m. Wednesday at Peabody Revere Police reported tak- grapple with controversial 12:56 p.m. Wednesday at De- lumbus’ treatment of in- Boston, not a place that Sunoco at 1 Lynn St.; at 12:29 ing a call for a minor accident landmarks thrown into bro Liquor Mart at 649 Eastern is a tribute to a genocidal p.m. Thursday at 85 Andover at 1:58 p.m. Wednesday on the spotlight anew during digenous people, but also Ave. monster.” St. and 6 Esquire Drive. the Salem Turnpike. a national reckoning over said the destruction of A report of a larceny at racism triggered by the property was “sad and dis- As protests over Floyd’s 3:14 p.m. Wednesday at 300 killing of George Floyd. appointing.” killing at the hands of Washington St.; at 6:02 p.m. Complaints Animal Control The statue, which was “I don’t think it helps police Minneapolis spark Wednesday at Walmart at A report of a suspicious Police received a call at 9:10 found beheaded early move forward the nee- a larger dialogue about 780 Lynnway; at 7:19 p.m. motor vehicle at 3:49 p.m. p.m. Wednesday from a resi- Wednesday, will be placed dle that everyone wants, racism in the United Wednesday at 97 Timson Wednesday at Travel Leather dent who reported his dog was in storage as the city re- which is fairness, equality States, Walsh also said St.; at 5:01 a.m. Thursday at Co. at 39 Wallis St. A caller attacked by another dog near assesses its significance, and justice,” she said. Wednesday he’s open to Five Star Laundry on Market reported a tractor trailer was Waban Street around 5:30 Democratic Mayor Mar- Italian American groups having “conversations” Square. idling in front of the business p.m. earlier that day. ty Walsh has said. Walsh are planning a rally Sun- about changing the name for more than an hour. An of- A caller at 11:31 a.m. also said he was open to day afternoon to demand of Faneuil Hall, which was LYNNFIELD ficer reported the vehicle was Wednesday reported the own- discussing changing the the restoration of the city- built in 1742 with financ- unoccupied and the business ers of a home on Elm Street name of another land- owned statue, which was ing from merchant Peter Accidents was closed. Police contacted may be neglecting their dogs. mark that has drawn pro- raised in 1979 but has Faneuil, who owned and the owner, who reported he Animal Control was given the testers’ ire: Faneuil Hall been vandalized and be- traded slaves. His office A report of a motor vehicle had dropped off the tractor caller’s information for a fol- — considered the “Cradle headed a number of times stressed in a statement crash at 11 a.m. Saturday at trailer with a mechanic. The ve- low-up call. of Liberty.” over the years. The Italian that he is personally op- 17 Central Road; 11:03 a.m. hicle was moved. A caller at 8:39 a.m. Passersby glancing at American Alliance, which posed to the idea, though. Saturday on Condon Circle; A report of suspicious activ- Wednesday reported a loose the empty granite ped- is organizing the event, Walsh said at a news con- at 12:16 p.m. Monday at The ity at 8:46 p.m. Wednesday at dog in the area that was un- estal where the towering called the beheading “cow- ference that “everything is Savings Bank at 1105 Sum- Hudson Professional Services friendly. Animal Control was statue once stood said ardly vandalism.” on the table to have con- mer St.; at 10:15 a.m. Tuesday at 4 Shillaber St. A caller re- notified to later reach out to Thursday they had mixed But Native American versations about,” includ- at Herb Chambers Cadillac at ported a man was peering the caller. The caller called emotions. groups cheered Walsh’s ing changing the name of 395 N Broadway. into the windows of vehicles back and reported the dog was Columbus’ sailing expe- decision to take down the the hall, where Samuel A report of a motor vehicle parked on that street. The man reunited with its owner. ditions led Europeans to statue, and said they’d Adams and other promi- crash with personal injury at was last seen walking toward discover America, opening strongly oppose efforts to nent Bostonians debated 3:15 p.m. Sunday at 628 S Aborn. Police reported there SWAMPSCOTT the door to centuries of return it to Christopher independence from Brit- Broadway and 1 Ward Terrace. was no sign of that person in exploration, conquest and Columbus Park. ain. The name has long the area. Complaints settlement that includ- Mahtowin Munro, a been the subject of debate Complaints Suspicious activity was re- ed establishment of the spokeswoman for United and was the subject of re- A report of public drinking at ported at 9:46 p.m. Wednes- A report of a disturbance trans-Atlantic slave trade American Indians of New newed protests Tuesday. 11:59 p.m. Wednesday at 168 day at 8 Walnut St. A caller re- at 11:10 a.m. Wednesday at and the killing of scores of England, said local indige- In the past, Walsh has Locksley Road. ported kids were smoking pot 6 Sheridan Terrace; at 1:33 Native Americans. nous groups will also con- argued the site’s connec- in the garage. Police reported p.m. Wednesday at Aggregate “I feel it should be tinue to call on city and tion to slavery should be Vandalism the people were sent away and Industries at 30 Danvers Road; removed and I feel it state leaders to change acknowledged somehow advised not to return since at 3:35 p.m. Wednesday at 96 shouldn’t be removed,” Columbus Day to Indige- but that changing the A report of malicious de- they don’t live there. Franklin Ave. said Saideh Dartley, a re- nous Peoples Day. name would only serve to tired elementary school “We have been protest- erase history. State battles food insecurity; luxury hotel lets workers go By Steve LeBlanc though hotels in Massa- ton is not immune,” hotel BY THE NUMBERS and Mark Pratt chusetts are now allowed management said in a Officials reported 38 ASSOCIATED PRESS to reopen under phase two statement. “The extreme new COVID-19 deaths of Gov. Charlie Baker’s loss of revenues has forced Thursday, bringing the Massachusetts is ramp- coronavirus economic re- us to make some difficult total number of confirmed ing up efforts to help more covery plan. decisions to reduce costs and probable deaths in the families put food on the ta- The nearly 200 workers while managing the short- state to 7,492. More than ble at a time when prices laid off by the Four Sea- and long-term business 104,00 people have been are rising and many have sons were told they would realities. This includes infected in the state. lost jobs due to the corona- be able to reapply for their permanent layoffs.” virus pandemic. There were 1,260 peo- On Thursday, the state jobs, but some tell The Bos- Unite Here Local 26 ple hospitalized with started accepting applica- ton Globe they received President Carlos Aramayo COVID-19, down from tions for a new $36 million less than half the sever- is concerned that the lay- about 2,112 two weeks ago. ance they were entitled to. offs are the beginning of The number of people in in- food security grant pro- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gram designed to help in- The hotel, located on widespread terminations tensive care units also fell. dividuals and families get Medical workers administer tests for the coro- Boylston Street and over- in the lodging industry in The number of probable access to fresh, local food, navirus to people in vehicles Thursday in the looking the Public Garden, an attempt to permanent- and confirmed COVID-19 Gov. Charlie Baker said. Roxbury neighborhood of Boston. furloughed employees af- ly eliminate jobs or start deaths at long-term care “The COVID-19 pandem- ter closing March 24, then over with a lower-paid homes rose to 4,705, or near- ic has made clear the ur- erine D’Amato said the including production and conducted the layoffs last workforce. The hospitality ly 63 percent of all deaths. gent needs and food supply group used to spend about emergency food distribu- month. It is currently tak- workers’ union is assist- UNEMPLOYMENT chain issues for communi- $60,000 on food, but the tion networks. ing reservations starting ing the Four Seasons staff, INSURANCE ties across Massachusetts,” pandemic has pushed Community and food or- June 23. which is not unionized. More than 44,600 peo- Baker said Thursday after more people to seek help. ganizations, school meal The state’s hotels were Mass layoffs in the in- ple filed initial claims for touring the Greater Boston “We’re now spending up programs, urban farms, allowed to reopen to dustry would dispropor- standard unemployment Food Bank. to $3 million a month on community gardens, and guests on Monday but still tionately affect people of benefits in Massachusetts The grant program also food,” she said during a organizations that provide aren’t allowed to schedule color, he said. from May 31 to June 6. seeks to ensure that farm- news conference with Bak- business planning and any events, functions or With the help of the That’s an increase of ers, fishermen and other er, citing both the surge in technical assistance are meetings. union, 46 former Four more than 17,600 over local food producers are demand and a hike in food also eligible. “The impact of Seasons employees sent the previous week. Since better connected to cus- prices. HOTEL LAYOFFS COVID-19 on the travel a letter to hotel manage- March 15, nearly 969,000 tomers, Baker said. Groups that are part of One of Boston’s most and hospitality industry ment rejecting the “disre- initial claims have been Greater Boston Food the state’s local food sys- luxurious hotels has let has been devastating and spectful, even insulting” filed for standard unem- Bank President Cath- tem are eligible for grants, go about half its staff even Four Seasons Hotel Bos- severance offer. ployment benefits. A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2020 NATION Virus cases rise as states roll back lockdowns By Mike Stobbe statewide tallies high- U.S. Centers for Disease ASSOCIATED PRESS er. But experts think at Control and Prevention. least some are due to lift- “It’s not like there’s an NEW YORK — States ing stay-at-home orders, entire continental seismic are rolling back lockdowns, school and business clo- shift and everyone feels but the coronavirus isn’t sures, and other restric- the shaking all at once.” done with the U.S. tions put in place during That is also happening Cases are rising in nearly the spring to stem the vi- globally. Places that suf- half the states, according to rus’s spread. fered early on such as Chi- an Associated Press analy- The increase in infec- na, Italy and Spain have sis, a worrying trend that tions pulled stocks down calmed down but Brazil, could intensify as people sharply Thursday on India and other countries return to work and venture Wall Street, dragging that were spared initially out during the summer. the Dow Jones Indus- are seeing large increases. In Arizona, hospitals trial Average more than The world is seeing more have been told to pre- 1,500 points lower and than 100,000 newly-con- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pare for the worst. Tex- placing the S&P 500 on firmed cases every day, ac- as has more hospitalized track for its worst day cording to data from Johns A guest has her temperature checked before entering SeaWorld as it COVID-19 patients than in nearly three months. Hopkins University. reopens with new safety measures in place. at any time before. And the The infections dampened The virus first landed governor of North Carolina recent optimism that the on the U.S. coasts, carried Tracking Project, a volun- Some worry the situa- ald Trump this week said said recent jumps caused reopening of businesses by international travel- teer organization that col- tion may get worse as so- he’s planning to hold ral- him to rethink plans to re- would drive a relatively ers infected abroad. For lects coronavirus testing cial distancing restrictions lies that may draw thou- open schools or businesses. quick economic recovery. months, the epicenter was data in the United States. lift and more people gath- sands of people. He will There is no single rea- The virus is also gradu- in northeastern states. The analysis found that in er. One concern is that hold them in four states — son for the surges. In ally fanning out. More recently, the biggest 21 states as of Monday, the large recent racial justice Arizona, Florida, Oklaho- some cases, more testing “It is a disaster that increases have been in the rolling seven-day average protests across the coun- ma, and Texas. All of them has revealed more cases. spreads,” said Dr. Jay But- South and the West. of new cases per capita try might spark at least are among the states with In others, local outbreaks ler, who oversees coronavi- The AP analyzed data was higher than the aver- some spread of the virus. rising cases identified in are big enough to push rus response work at the compiled by The COVID age seven days earlier. Another: President Don- the AP analysis. Dow sinks 1,800 points, deflating optimism

By Alex Veiga and worrying trend that could day earlier, slid 5.2 percent. market’s staggering 34 Damian J. Troise intensify as people return Small company stocks percent skid in February ASSOCIATED PRESS to work and venture out continued to bear the and March. Since then, during the summer. brunt of the selling, a sig- the market had been rid- Stocks are falling sharp- Investor optimism for nal that investors are be- ing a wave of investor ly on Wall Street Thurs- a speedy recovery in the coming more pessimistic optimism that the econ- day as coronavirus cases economy was also dimmed about a broad recovery in omy will bounce back by increase again, deflating by the Federal Reserve, the economy. The Russell the end of the year, if not recent optimism that the which warned Wednesday 2000 index lost 7.5 per- sooner, as businesses re- economy could recover that the road to recovery cent. European and Asian open and people go back quickly as lockdowns ease. from the worst downturn in markets also fell. to work. But confidence in The Dow fell more than decades would be long and Bond yields fell sharply, a that scenario is waning as 1,800 points and the S&P vowed to keep rates low for sign of increasing caution infections and fatalities 500 was down 5.9 percent, the foreseeable future. among investors. The price continue to climb in the on track for its worst day Those factors, along with of oil also dropped 8 percent U.S. and elsewhere. in nearly three months. the recent run-up in stock as investors again worried Investors are still wait- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Many market watchers prices, set the stage for the that a slumping economy ing for more data to see Neal Browning receives a shot in the first-stage have been saying that a wave of selling Thursday, would need less energy. whether the spike in safety study clinical trial of a potential vaccine scorching comeback in the said Sal Bruno, chief invest- Nearly all of the compa- COVID-19 cases are a sign for COVID-19. market since late March ment officer at IndexIQ. nies in the S&P 500 were of a possible second wave was overdone and didn’t “It’s not surprising to see down. Technology, finan- of the infection, said Char- reflect the dire state of the a bit of a sell-off, given the cial, industrial and health lie Ripley, senior invest- Final tests of some economy. The S&P 500 ral- furious rally we’ve had com- care stocks accounted ment strategist for Allianz lied 44.5 percent between ing out of the lows, despite for much of the market’s Investment Management. late March and Monday. the fact that the economy broad slide. Energy stocks “We think the recovery is COVID-19 vaccines The selling comes as was not doing great,” Bruno were the biggest losers as largely underway, but there coronavirus cases rise in said. “The fact that (the Fed) crude oil prices fell sharp- is still some considerable the U.S., with some of the is talking about keeping in- ly. Bond yields fell and uncertainty on the path we to start next month increase likely tied to the terest rates this low through the price of gold surged as have ahead,” Ripley said. “If reopening of businesses 2022 is a little eye-opening worried investors shifted we see some more follow-on By Lauran of the year, Dr. John Mas- and the lifting of stay-at- for a lot of folks.” money into the traditional of people coming back to Neergaard cola, who directs NIH’s home orders. Cases are The Dow was down 7 per- safe-haven assets. work and consumer senti- ASSOCIATED PRESS vaccine research center, rising in nearly half the cent at 25,109. The Nasdaq Emergency rescue ef- ment picking up, that will told a meeting of the Na- states, according to an As- composite, which rose above forts by the Fed and Con- be a positive sign for a fast- The first experimental tional Academy of Medi- sociated Press analysis, a 10,000 for the first time a gress helped arrest the er recovery.” COVID-19 vaccine in the cine on Wednesday. U.S. is on track to begin a Vaccines train the body huge study next month to to recognize a virus and Scores of U.S. Catholic schools face closure prove if it really can fend fight back, and specialists Rey says every one of its off the coronavirus, while say it’s vital to test shots By David Crary ASSOCIATED PRESS graduates from the last hard-hit Brazil is testing a made in different ways — different shot from China. 10 years had been accept- to increase the odds that at Catholic schools have Where to do crucial, ed at colleges. least one kind will work. faced tough times for years, late-stage testing and This year’s closures Sinovac’s vaccine is but the pace of closures is how many volunteers are will reduce the number made by growing the coro- accelerating dramatically needed to roll up their of Catholic K-12 schools navirus in a lab and then amid economic fallout from in the United States to sleeves are big worries for killing it. So-called “whole the coronavirus pandemic, about 6,000, down from health officials as the vi- inactivated” vaccines are sparking heartbreak and more than 11,000 in 1970, rus spread starts tapering tried-and-true, used for anger in scores of affected according to the Catho- off in parts of the world. decades to make shots communities. Moderna Inc. said Thurs- against polio, flu and oth- “It’s not a pretty picture lic education association. day the vaccine it is devel- er diseases — giving the right now,” said Sister Overall enrollment has oping with the National body a sneak peek at the Dale McDonald, public plummeted from more Institutes of Health will germ itself — but growing policy director of the Na- than 5 million in the 1960s be tested in 30,000 people the virus is difficult and tional Catholic Education- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to about 1.7 million now. in the U.S. Some will get requires lab precautions. al Association, which says A cross sits in the window of an empty classroom “The loss of Catholic the real shot and some a schools is a loss to Amer- The vaccine made by about 100 schools have an- at Quigley Catholic High School in Baden, Pa. dummy shot, as scientists the NIH and Moderna nounced in recent weeks ica,” said Mary Pat Dono- carefully compare which contains no actual virus. that they won’t reopen tre Dame, a girls’ school ing husband-to-be Elvis ghue, executive director of group winds up with the Those shots contain the this fall. McDonald fears in Baltimore founded in Presley. the Catholic Education of- most infections. genetic code for the aptly that number could more 1847, is due to close on Closures in New Jersey fice of the U.S. Conference With far fewer named “spike” protein that than double in the coming June 30, to the dismay include Hammonton’s of Catholic Bishops. COVID-19 cases in China, coats the surface of the months. of alumnae like House St. Joseph High School, She said the impact Sinovac Biotech turned coronavirus. The body’s Most of the closures are Speaker Nancy Pelosi. which has won more than would be particularly se- to Brazil, the epicenter of cells use that code to make occurring at the elemen- Immaculate Concep- 20 state football champi- vere in low-income inner Latin America’s outbreak, some harmless spike pro- tary level, but also on the tion Cathedral School of onships, and Cristo Rey city neighborhoods, gener- for at least part of its final tein that the immune sys- list are a number of ven- Memphis, Tenn., another high school in Newark, ally populated mostly by testing. The government tem reacts to, ready if it erable and beloved high girls’ institution, is also which was highly praised blacks and Hispanics. of São Paulo announced later encounters the real schools including some shutting down after 98 for its work helping stu- “No one in the non-pub- Thursday that Sinovac thing. The so-called mRNA that produced some fa- years; it’s where Priscil- dents from low-income lic school sector has done will ship enough of its ex- vaccine is easier to make, mous alumni. la Beaulieu finished her families go to college. better there than Catholic perimental vaccine to test but it’s a new and unprov- The Institute of No- senior year while dat- Founded in 2007, Cristo schools,” she said. in 9,000 Brazilians start- en technology. ing next month. Neither company has yet If it works, “with this published results of how Biden releases plan to reopen U.S. economy vaccine we will be able to their shots fared in smaller, immunize millions of Bra- earlier-stage studies, de- By Alexandra Jaffe called back to work, use has begun holding public ing rules and conducting zilians,” said São Paulo´s signed to check for serious and Will Weissert federal money to ensure events within driving dis- “spot checks as necessary” Gov. Joao Doria. side effects and how well ASSOCIATED PRESS paid leave for anyone who tance of his house in Del- to prevent the spread of Worldwide, about a people’s immune systems becomes sick and oversee aware. Unlike Trump, he the coronavrius. dozen COVID-19 poten- respond to different doses. PHILADELPHIA — Joe thousands of new hires to has yet to schedule rallies. He also wants to make tial vaccines are in early Even before proof that Biden on Thursday re- help track the spread of His campaign says it plans more money available for stages of testing. The NIH any potential vaccine will leased a plan that he says illness. to do so when public health small businesses and pro- expects to help several ad- work, companies and gov- can jump-start an econ- “Trump has basically officials say it’s safe. vide dollars for schools ditional shots move into ernments are beginning to omy in free fall from the had a one-point plan: open Biden’s plan would and child care centers re- those final, large-scale stockpile millions of doses coronavirus pandemic and businesses,” Biden said at seek to protect from dis- opening. studies this summer, in- so they can be ready to said he is better positioned an event in Philadelphia crimination older people, Biden announced the cluding one made by Ox- start vaccinating as soon than President Donald with business owners and those with disabilities plan a day after saying ford University that’s also as answers arrive. Trump to safeguard busi- Rep. Dwight Evans, D-Pa. and others at high risk of that his chief worry is being tested in a few thou- In the U.S., a program nesses and their employ- “It does nothing to keep infection from the coro- that Trump will attempt sand volunteers in Brazil. called “Operation Warp ees and create jobs with- workers safe, to keep busi- navirus. He envisions a to “steal” the November There’s no guarantee Speed” aims to have 300 out taking unnecessary nesses able to stay open, “safer shoppers” program election, and the Demo- any of the experimental million doses on hand by health risks. and secondly it does very intended to make consum- cratic challenger says he’s shots will pan out. January. Under Brazil’s Trump’s Democratic little to increase consumer ers feel more secure. It even considered the possi- But if all goes well, agreement with Sinovac, challenger is promising confidence.” would provide state and bility that the Republican “there will be potential the Instituto Butantan to guarantee testing for After remaining home for local officials with money incumbent would refuse to get answers” on which will learn to produce the the virus and protective months during a campaign to certify when businesses to leave the White House vaccines work by the end Chinese shot. equipment for people frozen by the virus, Biden are complying with test- should he lose. FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Gen. Milley says he was wrong to accompany Trump on church walk

By Robert Burns in the aftermath of Floyd’s ASSOCIATED PRESS death. Milley’s comments Thursday were his first WASHINGTON — Army public statements about Gen. Mark Milley, the na- the walk with Trump, tion’s top military officer, which the White House said Thursday he was has hailed as a presiden- wrong to accompany Pres- tial “leadership moment” ident Donald Trump on a akin to Winston Churchill walk through Lafayette inspecting damage from Square that ended in a pho- German bombs in London to op at a church. He said during World War II. his presence in uniform Milley said his presence amid protests over racial and the photographs com- injustice “created a percep- promised his commitment PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tion of the military involved to a military divorced The statue of Confederate President Jefferson in domestic politics.” “I should not have been from politics. Davis is splattered with paint after it was toppled. there,” the Joint Chiefs “My presence in that mo- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ment and in that environ- chairman said in remarks President Donald Trump departs the White ment created a perception to a National Defense Uni- House to visit outside St. John’s Church in of the military involved Protesters topple versity commencement Washington. ceremony. in domestic politics,” Mil- Milley’s statement ley said. “As a commis- they were going to inspect “bipartisan discussion” Jefferson Davis risked the wrath of a sioned uniformed officer, damage in the Square and of whether the 10 Army president sensitive to it was a mistake that I at the church and to min- bases named for Con- anything hinting of crit- have learned from, and I gle with National Guard federate Army officers icism of events he has sincerely hope we all can troops in the area. should be renamed as a statue in Virginia staged. Pentagon leaders’ learn from it.” The public uproar fol- gesture aimed at disso- relations with the White After protesters were lowing Floyd’s death has ciating the military from By Sarah Rankin banned Confederate flags House already were ex- cleared from the Lafayette created multiple layers of the racist legacy of the and Jonathan Drew — a common sight for de- traordinarily tense after Square area, Trump led an tension between Trump Civil War. ASSOCIATED PRESS cades in a sport steeped in a disagreement last week entourage that included and senior Pentagon offi- On Wednesday, Trump Southern tradition — at its over Trump’s threat to Milley and Defense Sec- cials. When Esper said last said he would never allow RICHMOND, Va. — races. Also this week, the use federal troops to quell retary Mark Esper to St. week that he had opposed the names to be changed, Protesters pulled down a streaming service HBO civil unrest triggered by John’s Episcopal Church, Trump bringing active-du- catching some in the Pen- century-old statue of Con- Max temporarily removed George Floyd’s death in where he held up a Bible for ty troops onto the streets tagon by surprise. federate President Jeffer- the 1939 movie “Gone With police custody. photographers and then re- of the nation’s capital to The Marine Corps last son Davis in the former the Wind,” criticized for Trump’s June 1 walk turned to the White House. confront protesters and week moved ahead with capital of the Confedera- romanticizing slavery and through the park to pose Esper has not said pub- potential looters, Trump a ban on public displays cy, adding it to the list of the Civil War-era South, to with a Bible at a church licly that he erred by being castigated him in a face- of the Confederate Army Old South monuments re- add historical context. came after authorities used with Trump at that mo- to-face meeting. battle flag on its bases, moved or damaged around In the weeks since pepper spray and flash ment. However, he told a Just this week, Esper and the Navy this week the U.S. in the wake of Floyd’s death under a bangs to clear the park and news conference last week and Milley let it be known said it plans a similar ban George Floyd’s death. white Minneapolis police streets of largely peaceful that when they left the through their spokesmen for its bases, ships and The 8-foot bronze figure officer’s knee set off pro- protesters demonstrating White House he thought that they were open to a planes. on Richmond’s grand Mon- tests and sporadic vio- ument Avenue had been lence across the U.S. over all but marked for removal the treatment of black Pelosi: Confederate symbols ‘have to go’ by city leaders in a matter people, many Confeder- of months, but demonstra- ate monuments have been weekly news conference. ering taking them down. trained to WIN two World tors took matters into their By Andrew Taylor damaged or taken down, ASSOCIATED PRESS “The American people know President Donald Trump Wars. Hopefully our great own hands Wednesday some toppled by demon- these names have to go.” doubled down Thursday on Republican Senators won’t night, tying ropes around strators, others removed WASHINGTON — House Confederate monuments his vow to not rename mili- fall for this!” Trump said in its legs and toppling it by local authorities. Speaker Nancy Pelosi said have reemerged as a na- tary bases honoring Confed- a Twitter blast. from its stone pedestal Authorities in Alabama Thursday that it’s time to onto the pavement. got rid of a massive obe- remove symbols honoring tional flashpoint since the erate generals, even as NA- But Republicans in the A crowd cheered and lisk in Birmingham and Confederate figures from death of George Floyd, a SCAR announced it would Senate, who are at risk of police looked on as the a bronze likeness of a the U.S. Capitol building black man who died after ban displays of the Confed- losing their majority in the monument — installed Confederate naval officer and military bases as the a white Minneapolis offi- erate flag at its races. November elections, aren’t by a Confederate heri- in Mobile. In Virginia, a pandemic and racial unrest cer pressed his knee into “Seriously failed presiden- with Trump on this issue. tage group in 1907 — was 176-year-old slave auc- force a national reckoning his neck for several min- tial candidate, Senator Eliz- A GOP-led Senate panel on towed away. tion block was removed in with racial discrimination. utes. Protesters decrying abeth ‘Pocahontas’ Warren, Thursday approved a plan There were no immedi- Fredericksburg, and the “These names have to go racism have targeted Con- just introduced an Amend- by Sen. Elizabeth Warren ate reports of any arrests. United Daughters of the from these bases and these federate monuments in ment on the renaming of to have the names of Con- The toppling came on Confederacy took down a statues have to go from the multiple cities, and some many of our legendary Mil- federate figures removed the same day NASCAR statue in Alexandria. 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By Thor Jourgensen Even as educators, students and other city banners from PMLP poles across the city. ITEM STAFF residents mourned Peabody’s losses, school Although Turco’s banner idea was ultimate- TOP 5 PERCENT and city officials vowed to bounce back from ly shelved, Saugus native Mike Gallant of PEABODY — It was a school year like no the Dec. 11 decision of the Massachusetts Perfect Parties USA in Peabody reached out to other in the memory of students attending School Building Authority (MSBA) to not ac- help the Class of 2020 celebrate. Valedictorian: Rebecca Truong city schools in 2020 and in the minds of most cept Peabody High and the Center School into Students also stepped up to boost spirits Salutatorian: Alexandra Turco people working in the schools. the MSBA’s current eligibility period, the city during coronavirus with Peabody Veterans Diana Le “This has been one of the most challenging plans to file Statements of Interest (SOI) for Memorial High School junior Amber Kirico- Anna Tseitlin years I can ever remember,” said City Council- four school projects this year. ples launching an online fundraising cam- Samantha Truong or-at-Large Tom Rossignoll. School Committee member Beverley Ann paign to raise money for Mental Health Amer- Kaden Silva Rossignoll said those words in January be- Griffin Dunne said the biggest needs at the ica (MHA), a 501(c)(3) organization, dedicated Jessica Bacelar fore coronavirus struck in late March and high school include inadequate heat and air to addressing mental health before a crisis Kelly Melin after the city saw a quartet of deaths that flow and inadequate science labs space. In ad- through screening, advocacy, education and Jordyn L’Abbe weighed heavily on local residents. dition, Center School has a leaky roof and lacks awareness. Julianne LeBlanc On August 31, Evelyn Pinto, 48, mother of dedicated space for a library (currently located As coronavirus restrictions eased in May, Robert Bettencourt Peabody Veterans Memorial High School se- in a classroom), gymnasium and cafeteria. around the time seniors would be graduating, Anthony Perez nior Bianca and her freshman brother, Will “These buildings were built in a different the School Committee announced Veterans Kaitlin Blake Pinto, was killed. Pinto’s husband, William time with different needs and they do not meet Memorial High School’s new principal, Steven Sasha Syska Pinto, was seriously injured when their auto- the needs of the 21st century,” said Dunne. Magno. Olivia O’Connor mobile was struck by a wrong-way driver on The city pushed ahead with plans for the For Revere educator, Magno’s hiring offered a Leah Salem Route 1 in Saugus. work in February and by the month’s end, the chance to return to the city where he grew up. John Guiney On Nov. 20, 13-year-old Jackson Frechette Peabody Education Foundation announced He attended the Burke Elementary School Antonio Craviero was killed on Route 114 near the Walgreens the establishment of the Cara E. Murtagh Me- and Higgins Middle School. Plaza. He was attempting to cross the road on morial Scholarship. Magno spent 10 years in Revere as a high his bicycle when he was struck and killed by a The School Committee also picked Murtagh’s school administrator, including four years as car driven by a 19-year-old Peabody man. successor even as Dr. Marc Kerble handled in- Seacoast Alternative High School principal as Seven days later on Thanksgiving Day, the terim superintendent duties. part of his 22-year education career. city was stunned to learn of the sudden death The board voted 7-0 to hire Dr. Joshua Va- By the end of May, the Peabody Education of School Superintendent Cara Murtagh. Only dala, a Peabody resident, for the position. His Foundation capped off the year on a positive 44 years old, Murtagh, just days before her formal start date is July 1 but Vadala, in an note by announcing the winner of the first death, was full of life, working the crowd with email, said, “I have already begun to engage “Cara E. Murtagh Memorial Scholarship.” the cheerleaders at a Peabody football game. with people in the community.” Seven applications were received, and Kas- “Cara was so full of fun and energy and For Kerble, coronavirus meant shifting sidy Butt was unanimously selected as the laughter every day of her life,” Rossignoll said. schools to at-home learning complete with re- recipient. Murtagh worked in Peabody schools for 23 mote learning plans and helping coordinate Although the 153 Class of 2020 graduates years, starting as a first-grade teacher at St. free meal distributions to families hit econom- did not get a Peabody traditional first Friday John’s School. ically by the pandemic. in June graduation day, class officers closed Three days after Murtagh’s death, tragedy As March turned into April, he updated edu- the year out on a high note with hopes of at- struck again when PVMHS vice-principal Ju- cators, parents and students about the school tending an August ceremony saluting senior dith Maniatis died unexpectedly on Nov. 30. system’s virtual operation plan. accomplishments. 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By Thor Jourgensen ly bittersweet. She retires at the end of June. I realized that I couldn’t do anything to help and Anne Marie Tobin Her successor is Swampscott resident Kristen on the medical side,” said Bass. TOP 5 PERCENT ITEM STAFF S. Vogel, a former Tewksbury principal. Good news arrived in coronavirus’ midst Seniors get a second salute with a July 24, when World Report in late April unveiled its LYNNFIELD — It will be remembered as 4 p.m. ceremony that will limit each family to 2020 List of Best High Schools rankings. Valedictorian: Alexis Allain the year remote learning became a household one graduate and three guests. Extra seating Nationally, Lynn eld High School jumped Anna Maria Ferrante phrase; the high school made national news, will be available for families with more than up 302 spots, going from No. 766 last year to Elizabeth Sykes and seniors celebrated their graduation twice. one graduate. Emma Nardone It certainly wasn’t what they expected and it 464 out of 17,792 schools. All town students experienced signi cant But the biggest news was at the state level. Mark Arkun certainly wasn’t the way they wanted to close changes when coronavirus closed schools and Anna Schmidt out their high school careers. But on June 5, Lynn eld leap-frogged over 20 of the most re- inaugurated at-home learning through remote spected schools in the state, landing at No. 11 Emma Ricciardi Lynn eld High’s Class of 2020 got their grad- online programs. out of 345 schools. Victoria Morelli uation after all, albeit in the shadow of the But seniors missed traditional end-of-school Lynn eld Community Schools (LCS) got a COVID-19 pandemic. events and town efforts to help make up for There was no band, no applause or congrat- the loss began before graduation with every new director in May when Sarah Perkins, a ulatory handshakes. Families were restricted Lynn eld senior matched with a sponsor who Peabody resident, was picked for the job after to “observing” the ceremony remotely from did at least one special thing a day for them working ve years as the district’s K-12 digi- their cars and Pioneer Stadium was empty, during Senior Week from June 1-5. tal learning coach. save for a handful of school administrators, The program has its origin in New Mexico She is succeeding Michaelann Herook, who is including Principal Bob Cleary and Superin- last month when a woman named Mary Sto- resigning at the end of June after spending 20 tendent Jane Tremblay, stationed six or more rey created a Facebook page to help celebrate years on the LCS staff, the last eight as director. feet apart on a specially constructed stage. seniors through unexpected acts of kindness, “I’ve been working towards a masters in ad- Each of the 153 graduates proceeded to the such as gift-giving. ministration and as I was going through my stage, where they collected their diplomas, Even with schools closed, students and Lyn- practicum, I started to think more and more and, in a time-honored tradition, moved the n eld High graduates stepped up to help se- about the director position,” said Perkins. tassels on their caps as symbolic con rmation niors. Lynn eld High School 2016 graduate LCS offers before and after school programs, of their status as newfound graduates. Ashley Bass was about to begin working at a as well as many activities for students through- Class President Megan Battaglia put the local hospice when the coronavirus pandemic out the year, including the popular Lynn eld year in perspective during her speech. struck, upending her plans to gain valuable Summer of Fun Activities (SOFA) program. “The 12 years that we spent as students in eld experience. Instead, she created a net- Lynn eld Public Schools cannot be de ned by work of Lynn eld alumni to help seniors nal- Thor Jourgensen can be reached at tjour- the three months that were not,” she said. ize their college decisions. [email protected]. Anne Marie Tobin can For outgoing Tremblay, the day was especial- “When the hospice opportunity got canceled, be reached at [email protected]. Alexis Allain

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COURTESY PHOTO From left, World Series Park superintendent Bob Davis, Maximum Quality Fence owner Chaz Foti and Maximum Quality Fence foreman Marc DiRocco hold up the sign that will be displayed at World Series Park this season. Maximum Quality Fence is the newest spomnsor for World Series Park in 2020. World Series Park welcomes another new sponsor

World Series Park in causes that make Saugus Saugus depends on the a better place to live, like support of Saugus busi- World Series Park that nesses. Many Saugus provides a great facility ITEM FILE PHOTO businesses purchase ad- for the youth of Saugus to Peabody shortstop Jordan Anzuoni has chosen to stay close to home, committing to play baseball vertising signs that are play baseball. at Salem State University. displayed on the out eld World Series Park su- fence each season. Peo- perintendent Bob Davis ple who come to the park says “We very much ap- are encouraged to sup- preciate Maximum Qual- Peabody’s Jordan Anzuoni port these businesses, ity Fence’s support and since without the support encourage people to con- of these businesses the tact them for any fencing park wouldn’t be possible. needs. We hope that other staying close at Salem State In the past World Series new and already estab- Park has hosted over 250 for a good program,” An- ing style,” Anzuoni said “Jordan is a great lead- lished Saugus businesses By Daniel Kane games each season. ITEM STAFF zuoni said. “I looked at of Donovan. “When I rst off hitter,” Tanners coach will help us by purchas- Maximum Quality Fence places like Roger Wil- met him, it was a great Mark Bettencourt said. ing advertising signs and of Saugus recently became PEABODY — After liams, Worcester State, time. He told me every- “He wasn’t going to hit 20 making donations. This a World Series Park spon- serving as an anchor in St. Joseph’s in Maine and thing I needed to know home runs but he was a kind of support is what sor. They supply and in- the middle of the in eld Salve Regina. I like Salem as far as the program high .400 hitter that stole got us started and has stall all types of fencing at shortstop for the Pea- because it’s local and I’ll and how they do things. 20 to 25 bases. He can kept us going over the last including vinyl, wood, body baseball team, se- be close to my family. It’s We took a drive around bunt for a hit and do all fteen years. The Sau- chain link and aluminum nior Jordan Anzuoni will really nice and the cam- the campus area and to the little things. I think gus businesses that have for both residential and continue his career on the pus isn’t too big. I’m not a the baseball eld to look he’s going to be a good t helped us deserve a lot of commercial customers. diamond at Salem State big fan of too much change around. He’s a really at Salem. Coach Donovan credit for making the park Their slogan is “Quality University. so it was good for me.” great guy.” is going to be surprised work, done on time, at a what it is today.” For Anzuoni, who looked Vikings coach Al Dono- Anzuoni brings plenty with the skill set he has.” reasonable price.” Max- After the delay caused at several options, staying van, who has had the pro- of tools to Salem’s line- But most impressive- imum Quality Fence by Covid-19, the rst close to home and com- gram trending upwards up, including consistency ly, says Bettencourt, was believes in serving the game of the 2020 season mitting to Salem was an in recent years, also left he showed at the plate Anzuoni’s strong arm at community by not only ca- will be June 29 with many easy choice. a good impression on An- during his time in the shortstop. tering to people’s fencing games to follow through “I can get an education zuoni during his visits. leadoff spot for the Tan- needs but also supporting October. there and play baseball “He’s got a great coach- ners. ANZUONI, B2

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Justin Rose shot a 7-under 63 to tie for the lead in the rst round of the Charles Schwab Challenge at Colonial Country Club Thursday. PGA Tour gets back to business with rst round at Colonial FORT WORTH, Texas cap to acknowledge a (AP) — With one swing crowd that wasn’t there. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS met with silence, the PGA Justin Thomas, playing in The North Shore Navigators have signed Stanford pitcher Max Meier (left) and Southern New Tour got back to business the afternoon, made birdie Hampshire pitcher Ricky Alexy (right) for the 2020 season. Thursday at Colonial. on the second hole and Ryan Palmer felt more mockingly raised his put- nerves than usual when ter in celebration. he stood over his rst tee Palmer seemed to speak Navigators bring in two more pitchers shot in the Charles for everyone when he said, Schwab Challenge — the “It was just great to be out for upcoming 2020 season rst of cial shot on the there playing.” PGA Tour in 90 days — Golf is the second major LYNN — The Futures Hampshire’s Ricky Alexy. mont native went 1-2 with emy in addition to repre- and even more bizarre sport in the U.S., behind Collegiate Baseball President and General a 3.07 ERA over 14.2 in- senting the Northeast in was making a 10-foot bird- motor sports, to resume a ie putt on the second hole League’s North Shore Manager Derek January nings of work, striking out the 2018 Area Code schedule shut down by the with no one around to Navigators have added of cially introduced both 11 while holding oppo- Games. COVID-19 pandemic. Scouting Report: Athletic cheer. Among the safety mea- two more right-handers to pitchers on Wednesday. nents to a .218 batting av- The closest thing to a the pitching staff following Meier made an immedi- erage. He capped off his RHP with 90-94mph fast- sures are coronavirus ball … above-average crowd was a few people tests for every player, cad- successful spring seasons ate impact during his high school career as a who watched from behind at their respective schools. freshman season with the two-time Independent secondary pitches with die and essential person- good command … fun to hedges and a chain fence nel. Of the 487 tests at The two newest additions Cardinal as he started School League All-Star watch … MLB comp: Tim from a nearby street. Colonial, the results were to the 2020 North Shore four of the six games in and 2019 Perfect Game Hudson. Phil Mickelson made all negative. club are Stanford’s Max which he pitched. The First Team All-Region per- one birdie and instinctive- Meier and Southern New 6-foot-1, 202-pound Bel- former for Lawrence Acad- NAVS, B2 ly squeezed the bill of his GOLF, B2 FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

TODAY IN SPORTS June 12 2005 — Annika Sorenstam closes 1920 — Man o’ War wins the with a 1-over 73 for a three-shot Belmont Stakes — run at 1 3/8 victory over Michelle Wie in the miles — in 2:14 1/5. He shatters LPGA Championship. The 15-year- the world record by 3 1/5 seconds old Wie shoots a 69 to finish sec- and sets the American dirt-course ond. It’s the highest finish by an record for that distance. amateur in a major since 20-year- 1930 — Max Schmeling beats old Jenny Chuasiriporn lost a play- Jack Sharkey on a fourth-round off to Se Ri Pak in the 1998 U.S. foul for the vacant heavyweight Women’s Open. title in New York. The German be- 2008 — The Boston Celtics over- comes the first European heavy- come a 24-point deficit and beat weight world champion. the Los Angeles Lakers 97-91 to 1939 — Byron Nelson wins the take a commanding 3-1 lead in U.S. Open in a three-way playoff the NBA finals. with Craig Wood and Denny Shute. 2009 — Pittsburgh’s Max Talbot 1948 — Citation, ridden by Eddie scores two second-period goals as Arcaro, wins the Belmont Stakes the Penguins beat the defending and the Triple Crown with an eight- champion Detroit Red Wings 2-1 in length victory over Better Self. It’s Game 7 and win the Stanley Cup at Arcaro’s second Triple Crown. He Detroit’s Joe Louis Arena. rode Whirlaway in 1941. 2011 — The Dallas Mavericks 1948 — Ben Hogan wins the U.S. win their first NBA title by winning Open with a record 276, five lower Game 6 of the finals in Miami, than Ralph Guldahl’s 1937 record. 105-95. Jason Terry scores 27 1977 — Japan’s Chako Higuchi points and Dirk Nowitzki adds 21 wins the LPGA championship by as the Mavericks win four of the three strokes over Pat Bradley, San- series’ last five games. dra Post and Judy Rankin. 2016 — Sidney Crosby sets up 1981 — Larry Holmes stops Leon Kris Letang’s go-ahead goal mid- Spinks in the third round for the way through the second period and WBC heavyweight title in Detroit. the Pittsburgh Penguins win their 1983 — Patty Sheehan wins the fourth Stanley Cup by defeating the LPGA championship by two strokes San Jose Sharks 3-1 in Game 6. over Sandra Haynie. 2016 — Brooke Henderson beats 1990 — Egypt, a 500-1 shot, stuns top-ranked Lydia Ko with a birdie the Netherlands when Magdi Ab- on the first hole of a playoff in the del-Ghani makes a penalty kick KPMG Women’s PGA Champion- with eight minutes remaining to tie ship after overcoming a three-shot the World Cup favorites 1-1. deficit on the back nine. 1991 — The Chicago Bulls win the 2017 — Kevin Durant caps his first NBA championship in their 25- spectacular first season with the year history with a 108-101 victory Warriors with an NBA champion- in Game 5 over the Los Angeles ship. Durant scores 39 points in Lakers. MVP Michael Jordan scores a 129-120 victory over LeBron 30 points, Scottie Pippen has 32 James and the Cleveland Cavaliers and John Paxson 20. in Game 5 of the NBA Finals.

ITEM FILE PHOTO Peabody senior shortstop Jordan Anzuoni (right), a team captain, has committed to play baseball at Salem State University next season. Peabody’s Jordan Anzuoni staying close PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Harold Varner III shot a 7-under 63 to tie for the to home to play baseball at Salem State lead in the first round of the Charles Schwab Challenge at Colonial Country Club Thursday. ANZUONI over the years earned An- But I have a lot of respect let him play with those From B1 zuoni a slot as captain for for coach (Bettencourt) and two pitches until the end of the Tanners. Rob Young for dealing with his junior year. One of the PGA Tour returns with “Jordan’s work ethic is “It felt good to be named us making the best team more depressing things is excellent,” Bettencourt a captain,” Anzuoni said. we could be. Coach Young we didn’t get that chance said. “He’s an undersized “It felt like all your work put in a lot of time, two to make him a starter. For first round of Charles kid like Jake Gustin (a paid off. My first year I was hours a day at practice, me as a coach it’s a hole in 2018 Peabody grad who on the freshman team and and I really appreciate his career that we didn’t currently plays at Bryant) went back and forth to var- that.” identify him early enough Schwab Challenge and his arm strength is sity. The year I really got For the Tanners coach- as a pitcher.” what sets him apart. His my leadership skills up. It ing staff, the biggest regret Anzuoni may still get GOLF pressed his knee to the arm strength is through was a learning curve.” is having not developed the chance to work on the From B1 back of the black man’s the roof.” Unfortunately, Anzuoni Anzuoni on the mound mound at times for the Vi- neck. Floyd died after “Jordan just has that never got to finish his time enough to make him a kings, but more important- “We’re all taking risks pleading for air, sparking naturally live arm,” Bet- in that role his senior year starting pitcher before his ly he wants to enjoy his playing golf, obviously,” worldwide outrage over tencourt said. “A lot of after the spring season was senior year. time at Salem State. Palmer said. “Being back racial injustice. times he would make plays canceled due to the corona- “We were pleasantly “I just want to grow up as out here, everybody leaves Everyone at Colonial — in the whole where you’d virus pandemic. surprised to see his arm a person during my time the club, they’re going out on the course, on the prac- say don’t bother throwing “It was disappointing to translate to the mound,” there and make the most to dinner and doing things, tice range — stopped for a and then he’d throw a can- see all the work go to noth- Bettencourt said. “And of it,” Anzuoni said. “As a so everybody is taking moment of silence on a non to first for the out.” ing,” Anzuoni said. “Being he always played around player I want to grow my that risk to be here. Ev- course that already was That raw talent coupled a captain, you want to see with a curveball and that respect for the game and erybody is pretty confi- quiet without spectators. with a growing maturity your teammates succeed. turned out very good. We hopefully find success.” dent that we’re going to That’s what stood out — all be safe. I think every- no crowd, no grandstands, thing has been done the no tents, the typical struc- Navs bring in two more pitchers for the 2020 season right way.” tures that define a golf Some of the golf was course. Harman said he NAVS ton North High School en- nationally-ranked Colora- of collegiate ball at Fraser pretty good, too. had to back off a few putts From B1 joyed an outstanding start do Mesa and New York Field and their ninth in Justin Rose, a winner at because he was distracted to his SNHU career, strik- Tech. the Futures League, which Colonial two years ago, by the sound of someone Alexy was a walk-on ing out five and walking Scouting Report: Out- will begin on a date to be opened with seven birdies teeing off a few holes pitcher at Wentworth In- just one over 5.2 hitless standing command of his determined this summer. in 12 holes before settling away. stitute of Technology in and scoreless innings. His pitches … sits 88-91mph Stay up to date on the lat- into a series of par for a 63 “It felt strange, to be 2018 before transferring partial season included a with a wipeout slider … est Navs news by visiting and the early lead. Tom honest, just getting on the to the Division 2 Penmen five-out save againstMLB comp: Aaron Nola. nsnavs.com and following Lehman even got in on the first tee and having your this season. The former Bridgeport in February The Navs are now pre- us on Facebook, Twitter act at age 61, opening name called and not hav- two-sport captain at New- and appearances against paring for the 13th season and Instagram. with a 65. ing anyone around to say Dustin Johnson strug- anything,” Jhonattan Ve- gled to a 71. gas said after his 64. “It NHL camps to open July 10 if league, players agree But it was more about felt like, ‘Hey, what’s going the scenery than the on here?’ It’s something The NHL and NHL Play- tions in the U.S. and Cana- scores, and it was eerie. we’re going to have to get ers’ Association gave the da. Commissioner Gary Palmer was selected to used to for a little while. ... go-ahead Thursday for Bettman said recently 17% hit the opening shot as a We definitely miss the teams to open training of the league’s players Colonial member who has fans.” camp on July 10 in the were overseas. raised money for pandem- They will be gone for the next step forward toward Players were allowed to ic relief through his “Pros opening five tournaments completing the pandem- resume small-group, vol- for a Purpose” campaign. as the tour takes a conser- ic-delayed season. untary workouts and It was difficult to hear the vative return to golf, hope- The league and union teams could open their starter announce his ful of no setbacks in the have already approved a training facilities Monday. name from 40 feet away, sport from a spike in the 24-team playoff format but Groups of players began not because the starter new coronavirus. still need to decide on test- skating this week, while was wearing a mask but Monahan, asked Thurs- ing and health and safety others were waiting for a because the only other day morning what would protocols along with poten- firm timeline to ramp up noise was the hum of a constitute a successful tial host cities for the for games. nearby generator. tournament, said, “Get- games. “It’s obviously not a typi- PGA Tour Commission- ting to next week.” “I think safety’s first and cal schedule that we would er Jay Monahan watched For one round, and like- foremost,” Pittsburgh Pen- be accustomed to,” New from the starter’s booth ly the rest of the week guins forward Jake Guent- York Islanders forward — a rarity for him to be on considering the bubble the zel said earlier this week. Josh Bailey said earlier the first tee of any open- tour has tried to create, it “I still think there’s a lot to this week. “This year ing round — and gave was a first step. go into it.” you’re not going to be going Palmer, Brian Harman “I think just being out Camps are expected to into training camp and the and Bill Haas a thumbs- here is successful, to be last two weeks, if not first game of the season. up as they walked off the honest with you, getting slightly longer. Under this You’re going into playoffs.” tee. started,” Palmer said. “I timeline, exhibition games Under the format de- Monahan returned to don’t see anything holding could begin as soon as July vised by the Return to Play the tee for the 8:46 a.m. us back. I think today was 24 with playoff games committee, the top four FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS starting time with no the biggest day, just get- starting roughly a week teams in each conference players’ names listed on ting this first day off. Peo- later. advance to the round of 16 Pittsburgh Penguins’ Jake Guentzel feared his the tee sheet. The tour ple are going to watch golf Setting a July 10 start and play separate season was over thanks to a shoulder injury in kept that time open as a back home and be inter- for camps allows players to round-robin tournaments December. The “pause” caused by the pandem- tribute to George Floyd, ested to watch it tomor- make arrangements to re- to determine seeding. The ic has given him renewed optimism that he will who was handcuffed while row, and that’s a great turn to their home cities in other 16 teams play best- be ready when the playoffs hopefully begin this a white police officer thing.” light of quarantine regula- of-five series. summer. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 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 Man asked to practice social distancing grows aggressive DEAR ABBY: I en- inappropriate, he misin- countered a frightening Dear Abby is written by Abigail terpreted my comments man in the hardware and, because of his low store the other day. I was Van Buren, also known as Jeanne self-esteem, became of- standing at the counter Phillips, and was founded by her fended even though he paying for an item when mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact was the offensive person. a man behind me came at I immediately apologized me, inches from my face, Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. but got no response. Any- in an aggressive and Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. one who understands ba- threatening way. When I sic psychology will recog- asked him if he could nize this defensive and please step 6 feet away, was clearly going out of DEAR THREAT- deflective self-defense he became even more ENED: You did the right mechanism for what it hostile and accused me of his way to threaten me, if not to infect me. I know I thing. I seriously doubt was. asking in the wrong way. Abby, these are people I should not have respond- the person worked in or In hindsight, I suppose even near a hospital, be- love dearly. Now they no I should have ignored ed, but for my own safety, longer speak to me, and I needed to politely ask cause if he did, he would him. But his words shook have taken the proper I’m at a loss about what him to back away. If I’d me. I didn’t speak disre- safety precautions. In to do besides continue to spectfully to him. Al- had a smartphone, I these stressful times, peo- pray for them. Advice? though I was alarmed, I might have called the po- ple sometimes act out was polite. When I said I lice. over perceived slights. MISSING MY was just asking for the I go for a walk every With someone so angry, DEAREST FRIENDS required space, he said day for exercise and to aggressive and clearly he was showing me how shop for necessary gro- looking for trouble, the DEAR MISSING: thoughtless I am because ceries. I have experienced right thing to do was to Your former friend ap- pears to be both aggres- I wasn’t wearing a mask people in aisles coming get away as quickly and sive and hypersensitive. or gloves. Neither was he, very close to me. I step safely as possible. The nor were the employees Continue praying, but be aside to give space for man was lucky the store and some other shoppers. careful what you pray for others. Generally, most management didn’t eject When I pointed that out, him. because this person ap- he countered even more people are careful, re- pears to be very loudly that I was the spectful and even give a DEAR ABBY: Several high-maintenance. Sure- problem. I just shook my thank-you. This man was months ago, a friend of ly you can fill the empti- head and left. As I was aggressive for no reason. mine behaved badly and ness with friends who are leaving, he yelled after What should I have done offended me and another easier to get along with me that he hoped I got other than just walk dinner guest. His wife and who are willing to the virus and that he quickly away? shut him down fairly talk out difficult situa- worked in a hospital. quickly. The next day, tions like adults. If you The man was huge, at THREATENED IN when I tried to explain to do, I guarantee your life least double my size. He OAKLAND, CALIF. him why what he did was will be less stressful. BRIDGE

With only seven, but a better result Aristotle claimed, “All human ac- draw trumps, but they are not 3-3. tions have one or more of these At the table, West led the diamond seven causes: chance, nature, com- two. Declarer won on the board and pulsion, habit, reason, passion and ran the spade jack to West’s king. desire.” Now West had to shift to hearts, the In bridge, we are wary of playing defenders playing two rounds to tap with only seven trumps, especial- the dummy. Then East takes the next ly when they are divided 4-3. This spade and plays another heart to is called a Moysian fit after Sonny take the contract down two. Moyse Jr, who used to edit The Bridge Instead of a heart, West led a sec- World magazine and wrote several ond diamond. Declarer won with his articles about it. king and played a trump to the 10. Yesterday, South played in a 4-3 heart fit that did not go well. Today, When that held, South continued South is in a Moysian four spades. with the diamond ace, knowing that How should that fare? West had another diamond because Note that five of either minor has he would have gone high-low with a three top losers: two spades and doubleton. East ruffed, and South one heart. Four hearts by West can overruffed. After a club to the jack, be defeated if South gains a trump East ruffed the next diamond with promotion on the third round of dia- his last trump, the ace, and South monds from North. discarded a heart. East cashed the Declarer has tricks galore if he can heart ace, but South had the rest. FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS REMIND REWIND

Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts Netflix Season Premiere! Kirk & Ann The animated series created by Radford Sechrist and adapted from his 2015 webcomic returns By Jeff Pfeiffer for Season 2. The series follows the adventures of REMIND MAGAZINE 13-year-old Kipo Oak, who is searching for her father Over his seven-decade film after being forced to flee from her underground city. career, Kirk Douglas shared She travels through an overgrown postapocalyptic the big screen with a mul- urban wasteland ruled by sentient mutant animals titude of lovely leading la- with her friends Wolf, Mandu, Benson and Dave. dies. But in his personal life Pokémon Journeys: The Series offscreen, only one woman truly shared top billing with Netflix the actor. Season Premiere! He didn’t find her early, Beginning today with Season 23, upcoming seasons though. In 1943, at the age of this long-running animated series will air exclu- of 26, Douglas married his sively on Netflix. The first 12 episodes launch today, first wife, actress Diana Dill. with remaining episodes added quarterly to Netflix Before divorcing in 1951, the for the remainder of the season. couple had two sons: Michael, The Song of Bernadette/The Robe/Francis of Assisi who has gone on to become FXM, beginning at 8:15am an actor and producer almost as famous as his father, and Catch a Classic! Joel, a film producer. It’s a triple-header of classic films based on reli- But it wasn’t until 1953, gious figures today. First, Jennifer Jones gives an Os- when he was in his late 30s, car-winning performance as eventual saint Berna- that Douglas met the true dette Soubirous in The Song of Bernadette(1943). costar in his life — Anne Then, Richard Burton stars in the Oscar-winning Buydens, with whom he biblical epic The Robe(1953) as the leader of the would embark upon a nearly Roman unit responsible for Jesus’ crucifixion. Finally, 70-year marriage that lasted Bradford Dillman plays the lead role in Francis of As- until his death. Their pow- erful romance also inspired sisi(1961), about the life of the eventual saint loved them to write the 2017 book by people and animals alike. Kirk and Anne: Letters of The Great Food Truck Race: “Burger Brawl” Love, Laughter, and a Life- Cooking Channel, 8 p.m. time in Hollywood. Tyler Florence gives the five remaining food truck Their coming together teams a terrifying gator challenge in Fort Myers, Fla. was like a Hollywood mov- They have to step up their game with a burger that ie. Buydens was a producer takes creative risks and face a secret chef judge. and film publicist working One team breaks away from the pack to sell in an in Paris when she was intro- duced to Douglas on the set unexpected location, but the move could end up of his film Act of Love (1953). sending them home. She declined his offer to take Caddyshack her to dinner, which stunned AMC, 8 p.m. the megastar, who admitted Chevy Chase, Rodney Dangerfield, Bill Murray and he had an inflated opinion Ted Knight headline this still highly quotable 1980 of himself, especially when it comedy classic directed by Harold Ramis that pits came to women. “slobs versus snobs” at an elite country club. It’s a “She was the most difficult tossup between whether it’s Dangerfield’s hilariously woman I ever met,” Douglas was born, followed in 1958 by an accidental drug overdose sort of genuine affection, pas- said. “I mean, I was a big boorish nouveau riche businessman Al Czervik, who son Eric. in 2004; Buydens’ battle with sion and respect that have movie star! And I invited her Throughout their years, breast cancer; Douglas’ strug- always been evidenced by is armed with a steady stream of uproarious one-lin- to dinner and she said, ‘Oh Douglas and Buydens en- gle with depression following the couple, whether in their ers to accompany his obnoxious behavior, or Mur- thank you very much, but I’m joyed a fairy tale marriage his stroke in 1996. Through public appearances or in the ray’s unhinged groundskeeper Carl Spackler, who so tired.’” filled with exotic travels, all of that and more, the cou- private correspondence that wages an increasingly insane war against a gopher, Buydens eventually be- hobnobbing with presidents ple and their love endured. they have laid bare to the who steal the show. But watching them, and every- came Douglas’ publicist, and and enjoying all the glam- A love and marriage like reading public. one else, in action is a comedy hole-in-one. their relationship remained our a famous lifestyle offers. that, which ultimately As great of an actor as Battlestar Galactica: “Pegasus” platonic until, he says, “I Hollywood couples, however, spanned nearly seven de- Douglas was, not even he Comet, 8 p.m. stopped talking about myself are not any more immune to cades, is a rarity for any- could fake the intense feel- and began to listen to her.” problems and tragedy than one, let alone a Hollywood ings he clearly always had Is 2005’s “Pegasus” one of the Syfy reboot’s best She was won over by his other people, and over the couple. It requires not only for Buydens, the “difficult” hours? So say we all, and so will you after seeing willingness to change, and years, they stood strongly by the good fortune of living woman whose love in return Adama (Edward James Olmos) take on a brutal ad- the couple married on May each other as they faced a va- long (Buydens herself is ap- likely helped him to not only miral (Michelle Forbes) leading a ship long thought 29, 1954, in Las Vegas. A year riety of illnesses and heart- proaching her 101st birthday be a better artist, but also a destroyed. later, in 1955, their son Peter break: the death of Eric from April 23, 2020), but also the better man.

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By Raf Casert Floyd’s death in the U.S. it will ever come back. in southern Belgium, aca- ASSOCIATED PRESS have added fuel to a move- “When you erect a stat- demic authorities removed ment to confront Europe’s ue, it lauds the actions of a bust of the king, saying TERVUREN, Belgium — role in the slave trade and who is represented. The they wanted to make sure When it comes to ruthless its colonial past. Leopold Germans would not get “nobody could be offended colonialism and racism, few is increasingly seen as a it into their head to erect by its presence.” historical figures are more stain on the nation over statues of Hitler and cheer Similar efforts are un- notorious than Leopold II, which he reigned from them,” said Mireille-Tshe- folding in Britain, where the Belgian king who held 1865 to 1909. Demonstra- usi Robert, president at least two statues of Congo as his personal prop- tors want him removed of the Congolese action prominent figures con- erty and may have been re- from public view. group Bamko-Cran, which nected to the slave trade sponsible for the deaths of In just the last week, a wants all Leopold statues have been taken down millions of Congolese more long-running trickle of dis- removed from Belgian cit- by protesters or city of- than a century ago. sent that resulted in little ies. “For us, Leopold has ficials. London’s mayor Yet across Belgium, more than occasional van- committed a genocide.” has promised a review the monarch’s name is dalism has turned into a On Wednesday, an in- of all monuments. In the still found on streets and torrent, with statues of Leo- ternet petition to rid the U.S., protesters tore down tunnels. Cities are dot- pold defaced in a half-doz- capital, Brussels, of any a statue of Confederate ted with his statues and en cities. In the port town Leopold statue swept past President Jefferson Davis busts, even as evidence of of Antwerp, where much 70,000 signatures. Also this along Richmond, Virgin- his misdeeds has piled up of the Congolese rubber, week, regional education ia’s famed Monument Av- over the decades. minerals and other natural authorities promised his- enue on Wednesday night. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Now a reckoning seems riches entered the nation, tory course reforms to bet- The death of Floyd has A statue of Belgium’s King Leopold II is to be at hand. one statue was burned and ter explain the true char- prompted similar Confed- smeared with paint and graffiti in the center The protests sweeping had to be removed for re- acter of colonialism. And erate monument removals of Brussels. the world after George pairs. It is unclear whether at the University of Mons around the nation. Tracing harder in S. Korea, Indian cases spike

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The SEOUL, South Korea — 51 million people live. off these chains, we cannot Health Ministry said test- South Korea has reported Despite expressing con- rule out the possibility of a ing capacity has increased 45 new cases of COVID-19, cern over the steady rise massive circulation,” Jung and the number of recov- all but two of them in the in infections, government said during a virus briefing. ered patients has exceed- greater capital area, con- officials are resisting calls India reported a record ed the number of active tinuing a weekslong re- to reimpose stronger so- of 9,996 new coronavirus cases for the first time. surgence that health au- cial distancing measures cases over the past 24 China’s foreign ministry thorities fear will develop that were relaxed in April, hours with health services has criticized a European into a massive wave. citing concerns over hurt- in the worst-hit cities of Union report that alleged PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The figures announced by ing a fragile economy. Mumbai, New Delhi and Beijing was spreading dis- the Korea Centers for Dis- Their stance seems in Chennai getting swamped information about the coro- Plastic shields and a filtration system are ease Control and Preven- contrast with the urgen- by the rising infections. navirus pandemic. Ministry placed to prevent the new coronavirus parti- tion on Thursday brought cy conveyed by KCDC di- The Health Ministry on spokesperson Hua Chuny- cles from traveling. national totals to 11,947 rector Jung Eun-kyeong, Thursday also reported ing called the accusation cases and 276 deaths. who says health workers an increase of 357 deaths. “false information.” Accord- The capital of Seoul are struggling more and India’s tally of confirmed ing to the European Com- French chef unveils reported 21 new infec- more to track transmis- cases has reached 286,579, mission, Russia and China tions while 22 other cases sions that are spreading the fifth highest in the have mounted “targeted anti-virus air system were reported in nearby quickly and unpredictably world, with 8,102 deaths. influence operations and Incheon and Gyeonggi as people increase their Most Indian states have disinformation campaigns Using high-tech air fil- province towns. activities and practice less lifted lockdown restric- in the EU, its neighborhood, By Thomas Adamson ASSOCIATED PRESS tration devices used in The country has been re- social distancing. tions, with train services and globally.” It was the first hospitals, a group of in- porting around 30 to 50 new “There has been a consis- partially restored and time China has been named PARIS — French celeb- ventors conceived of a sys- cases per day since late May, tent chain of transmissions shops and manufacturing by the EU executive as rity chef Alain Ducasse on tem of metal pipes, filters mostly in the densely popu- spreading in the densely reopened. Subways, ho- spreading disinformation. Thursday unveiled a nov- and diffusers to slow down el air ventilation system the speed of air particles in one of his smallest Pari- 20 times. That gives time Norwegian man sentenced for slaying, mosque attack sian restaurants to try to for them to sucked away overcome the distancing before they can spread to By Jan M. Olsen hanne Zhangjia Ihle-Han- Court said Manshaus had gerous to society. restrictions related to the ASSOCIATED PRESS sen, by shooting her four plans to kill as many peo- “The killing and the at- coronavirus. the next table. times with a hunting ri- ple as possible and set the tack show what extremely “With this new system, COPENHAGEN, Den- The system, which has fle at their home in the mosque on fire. violent and cynical actions cost 50,000 euros to install the air in each table is as mark — A white nationalist Oslo suburb of Baerum. He believed that “Eu- Manshaus has the ability contained as in an operat- Norwegian who killed his at the Allard, on Paris’ chic Ihle-Hansen was adopted rope is under attack from and willingness to carry left bank, aims to dramat- ing theater,” Ducasse said. stepsister and then stormed from China as a 2-year-old people of ethnic origin out,” she said during the The system means that an Oslo mosque and opened ically reduce the risk of and her mother later mar- other than his own” and detailed reading of the airborne virus transmis- the restaurant can keep a fire, hitting no one, was ried Manshaus’ father. that “the white race is on verdict online. sion using technology from capacity of 80 percent, with found guilty Thursday and Then he drove to a near- the brink of extinction,” Lindstroem added that hospitals — with a touch of the aim of making it eco- sentenced to 21 years in by mosque where three said Lindstroem, adding Manshaus was deemed Parisian style. nomically viable to reopen. prison, the longest jail term men were preparing for Eid that Manshaus claimed he mentally sane at the time. Ducasse unveiled the “If you’re a virus carrier, under Norwegian law. al-Adha celebrations. Man- was acting “in self-defense In a final comment after system ahead of a French the people just beside you Philip Manshaus, who shaus fired four shots from against the enemy.” the sentencing, Manshaus government announce- will be safe,” said one of had said in court that a rifle at the mosque’s glass In court, Manshaus said “I don’t confess my ment later this week on the air filtration design- he regretted not having door before he was overpow- confessed to the acts but guilt, so I can’t accept the the opening of restaurant ers, Arnaud Delloye. caused more damage, “has ered by one of the men, Mu- called them “emergen- judgment. That would be interiors to diners, The system was tested proven to be an extremely hammad Rafiq. Manshaus cy justice.” Investigators contradictory.” He and his “It’s one of the smallest in a 12-hour experiment dangerous person,” pros- wore a bulletproof vest and found a photo of Adolf Hit- defense lawyer Unni Fries restaurants in Paris and to show that air molecules ecutor Johan Oeverberg a helmet with a video cam- ler on his cell phone. said they would consider that’s why we decided to did not pass between ta- said as he demanded the era in the attack and was The judge said the sen- whether to appeal. create this system here, bles, as particles were maximum penalty. armed with a hunting rifle tence was a “preventive The judge said Man- as social distancing would slowed down and whisked On Aug. 10, 2019, Man- and a shotgun. detention,” a special pris- shaus was inspired by make capacity here al- away by a suction device shaus, 22, killed his Judge Annika Lindstro- on term in Norway for shootings in March 2019 most impossible,” Ducasse from “ventilation mouths” 17-year-old stepsister, Jo- em of the Oslo District criminals considered dan- in New Zealand. told The Associated Press. above each diner. 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The College of Charles- Shadari of Swamp- puter Science), Kimberly Fernandes of Peabody ton in South Carolina scott; Sarah Cullen of Ann Shatford (Govern- (Economics), Christo- awarded more than Marblehead; Isabella ment) and Maxx Kidde pher Finn of Lynnfield 1,500 undergraduate and Ferragamo and Me- Trotsky (Economics), (Marketing and Econom- graduate degrees in May. gan Curley of Salem; all of Marblehead; Dan- ics with a concentration The graduates will be Sydney Nekoroski and iel Joseph Driscoll V in business), Ally Hino- recognized by the college Molly Petrillo of Lynn- (American Studies) of Sa- josa of Revere (Market- during a special ceremony field; Shannon Grafton, lem; and Cameron Max- ing), Jayson LeBranti of tentatively planned for Christopher Belliveau, well Segal (American Saugus (Marketing with Oct. 11. Jaqueline Cordeiro, Studies) of Swampscott. a concentration in digital The following local Olivia Diogo, Nicklas The following students marketing), Brooke Mul- students earned degrees: Gird, Brianna Ricker, were recently named to len of Peabody (Biotech- Bailey Shorr of Swamp- Sofia Rodriguez, Val- the Dean’s List at the nology & Molecular Biol- scott (Bachelor of Science entina Ferrara, Sarah College of William & ogy), Lauren Salerno of in Business Adminis- Lake, and Nicholas Mary in Williamsburg, Peabody (Organizational tration), Alexis Seay of Manganiello of Peabody; Va., for the spring 2020 Communication), Djordje Marblehead (Bachelor of Mohammed Alshamra- semester: Margaret Samardzic of Peabody Arts in Art History) and ni of Revere. Sheridan of Marblehead, (Psychology) and Kather- Sabrina Doughman of The following students and Andrew McLaugh- ine Ventola of Lynnfield Marblehead (Bachelor of were awarded Bache- lin of Swampscott. (English). Science in Finance). lor of Arts degrees from On May 10, Assump- The University of Wis- The following students Connecticut College in tion College in Worcester consin-Madison has rec- graduated from Fairfield New London on May 29: conferred the degrees ognized students named University in Connecti- Kirby Margaret Heffrin of 522 individuals who to the Dean’s List for the cut: Kevin C. Coppinger (Behavioral Neurosci- completed their studies spring semester of the of Lynn and Sabrina A. ence), Sydney Katherine at the culmination of the 2019-2020 academic year. O’Donnell of Revere. Hoffman (Philosophy and 2019-20 academic year. They include: Katherine Lasell University in Government), Daniella Local students include: Hertz of Marblehead, Newton announced Marie Maney (Africana Douglas Arcanjo Da College of Letters and Sci- students named to the Studies and Psychology), Silva Santos of Peabody ence; Erin Mahoney of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Dean’s List for the Spring Katherine Grace Rod- (Criminology and So- Revere, College of Letters Dave Haywood, from left, Hillary Scott and 2020 semester: Kelly ger (Government),Chris- ciology), Kyle Autilio of and Science; Kayla Kor- Charles Kelley of Lady Antebellum are chang- Russell of Lynn; Lauren tina Suzanne Shatford Saugus (Organizational nitsky of Swampscott, ing their group’s name to Lady A. Barbuzzi and Tania (Mathematics and Com- Communication), Emily School of Human Ecology. Country group Lady Stolen Banksy honoring Bataclan victims found By Andrea Rosa people died. Antebellum changes ASSOCIATED PRESS Authorities said they were still investigating L’AQUILA, Italy — Ital- how the artwork arrived their name to Lady A ian authorities on Thurs- in Italy, and the role of day unveiled a stolen any Italians potentially artwork by British artist involved. They said the ASSOCIATED PRESS Association and Academy Banksy that was painted discovery was the fruit of Country Music awards as a tribute to the victims of a joint Italian-French NASHVILLE, Tenn. — during their nearly 14 of the 2015 terror attacks police investigation. Grammy-winning country year career. at the Bataclan music At a news conference group Lady Antebellum The statement said hall in Paris. Thursday in L’Aquila, a is changing its name to that they chose the name L’Aquila prosecutors said Lady A, with members after the antebellum style the work was recovered French embassy liaison saying they are regretful home where they shot on Wednesday during a officer, Maj. Christophe and embarrassed for not their first band photos, search of a home in the Cengig, said the Bata- taking into consideration and it reminded them of countryside of Tortoreto, clan owners were in- the word’s associations Southern styles of music. near the Adriatic coast in formed that the work had with slavery. Antebellum means before the Abruzzo region’s Ter- been recovered. The band, made up of a war and the term has amo province. It had been “It belongs to the Hillary Scott, Charles been widely associated “hidden well” in the attic, Bataclan, it belongs to Kelley and Dave Hay- with the pre-Civil War prosecutors said. all of France in a sense,” wood, made the an- period in the United No arrests have been he said. The owners, he nouncement Thursday on States when slavery was made. added, “were thrilled, very their social media. practiced. French officials last year happy.” The group’s first self-ti- Band members said announced the theft of L’Aquila Prosecutor Mi- tled album came out in that in recent weeks, the piece, a black image chele Renzo said author- 2008, and included the their eyes have been appearing to depict a ities believed the moti- Grammy-winning No. opened to “blindspots we person mourning that vation for the theft was 1 country hit “I Run To didn’t even know existed” was painted on one of the financial, not ideological. You,” then it achieved and “the injustices, in- Bataclan’s emergency exit Some Chinese nation- crossover success on the equality and biases black doors. als were living in the pop charts with the nine- women and men have Ninety people were Tortoreto home, but times platinum “Need always faced.” killed at the Bataclan they appeared unaware You Now.” They won three The band said it is on Nov. 13, 2015, when that the work was there. Grammys for that song, deeply sorry for the hurt Islamic extremists invad- Teramo Carabinieri Col. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS including Record of the this has caused and for ed the music hall, one of Emanuele Pipola said Year. They have also won anyone who felt unsafe, several targets that night someone else had access Italian authorities unveil a stolen artwork numerous Country Music unseen or unvalued. in which a total of 130 to the attic. painted by the British artist Banksy. What makes an American a patriot? Spike Lee has some answers

By Jake Coyle now that he’s dead,” says says Lee. “So I felt it was ASSOCIATED PRESS Lee. “But at one time, Mu- appropriate that we have hammad Ali was the most true American patriots.” NEW YORK — Spike hated man in America.” Lee’s timing is, as ever, Lee was just 10 when “Da 5 Bloods,” which pre- prescient. His movie is Muhammad Ali, in 1967, mieres Friday on Netflix, arriving just as millions refused to be drafted is the first major film to have taken to the streets into the Vietnam War. It put the experience of black to protest endemic racism wasn’t his fight, Ali said Vietnam veterans front and the death of George then. The Vietnamese and center. Lee bookends Floyd. The time couldn’t “never lynched me.” the movie with Ali and be riper for a film that Ali’s stand, and the other black activist figures considers who “true Amer- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS subsequent vitriol that from the ‘60s, framing “Da icans” really are. From left, Isiah Whitlock Jr., Norm Lewis, Clarke Peters, Delroy Lindo came his way, made an 5 Bloods” as not just a war “American patriotism and Jonathan Majors appear in the Spike Lee film “Da 5 Bloods.” enormous impression on film but an inquiry into is when you say: (Exple- Lee. His latest film, “Da 5 what patriotism means for tive) is (expletive)-ed up. Lee, using his favored ‘America love it or leave Lee, 63, has never been Bloods,” opens with foot- African Americans. People like Agent Orange nickname for President it,’ they need to get the one to mince words but he age of Ali’s speech. “The narrative that’s who say, ‘America, love Donald Trump. “They’re (expletive) out of here was especially inclined to “Everyone is all lovey-dov- been painted of American it or leave it’ — they’re not patriotic. Anybody because black folks built say it like it is during this ey with Muhammad Ali heroism is John Wayne,” un-American,” says that tells black folks this (expletive).” recent interview. WEATHER LOTTERY

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