MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2021 Swampscott Cybersecurity sets pathway to Mentorship manufacturing program offered By Tréa Lavery ITEM STAFF By Allysha Dunnigan ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — Swampscott High School stu- dents entering 9th grade in 2021 will be able to LYNN — The MassCyberCenter at the MassTech participate in an advanced manufacturing pathway, Collaborative is currently accepting applications Principal Dennis Kohut announced last Wednesday. for the second edition of its Cybersecurity Mentor- At last week’s School Committee meeting, Kohut ship Program, beginning in March. explained that the engineering-related track with- The mentorship is a three-month program that in the school was developed as part of the state’s pairs diverse students from around the state with Innovation Pathways program. skilled mentors working in the cybersecurity eld “We’ve talked about this for years: how can we in hopes to increase the diversity within the cyber- provide an opportunity for kids who aren’t on that security workforce. traditional college-bound path?” Kohut said. “We The program began last September with 10 stu- also want to be able to create highly engaging pro- dents and mentors that were paired based on sim- gramming at the high school.” ilar interests and experiences. Students met with Students who take part in the program will take their mentors virtually at least once a week, get- two or more classes related to engineering tech- ting to know each other in preparation for their nology and design through the high school. They collaboration on the nal project. Students can will also be required to take two or more advanced ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS choose what kind of project they would like to work courses, either Advanced Placement courses at the on, including building, breaking and xing some- Swampscott resident Kristina Bowen, a computer net- school or college-level courses at North Shore Com- thing or creating something to show cybersecurity munity College, and complete a 100-hour internship working student at NSCC, participated in the Mass Cy- vulnerability. bersecurity internship with the Mass Tech Collabora- ENGINEERING, A3 tive last fall. CYBERSECURITY, A3 NORTH SHORE IS TAKING ITS SHOTS Saugus is Lynn to offer looking after vaccine clinic its most for veterans By Gayla Cawley vulnerable ITEM STAFF By Elyse Carmosino LYNN — Any Massachusetts ITEM STAFF veteran, aged 50 and older and SAUGUS — The town of enrolled in the VA Healthcare, is Saugus is still working to eligible to receive the COVID-19 secure vaccines for the com- vaccine at a clinic that will be munity’s older and more open in Lynn this Saturday. vulnerable residents, Pub- Lynn was one of four Massa- lic Health Director John chusetts communities selected Fralick announced. to run a veterans COVID-19 In a statement released vaccination clinic, which will be Friday, Fralick said health among the rst clinics to offer of cials are helping res- the vaccine to veterans as young idents eligible for vacci- as 50 years old. nations under Phase 2 of Eligible veterans will receive the state’s vaccine rollout the P zer-BioNTech vaccine on program to schedule ap- a rst-come, rst-served basis, at pointments through the Breed Middle School, 90 O’Cal- Commonwealth’s online laghan Way, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. software scheduling vendor. Anyone seeking the vaccine is The town continues to encouraged to make an appoint- report high numbers of ment beforehand. COVID-19 cases among The federally-funded pro- residents. gram is being offered through As of Thursday, Saugus the Department of Veterans Services in partnership with had reported a total of 3,382 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK COVID-19 cases within the Lynn-Swampscott Veterans the community, which has Priscilla Carbone lifts her sleeve as she receives her rst dose of the Moderna COVID-19 Services of ce, which is provid- steadily been classi ed by vaccine from school nurse Caitlin McCarthy at Lynn eld Middle School on Saturday. ing logistical support, accord- the state as a red zone for ing to Michael Sweeney, the virus transmission since Lynn-Swampscott veterans ser- August. Smooth sailing at Lynn eld COVID clinic vices director. However, during a Board “We welcome the VA to our of Health meeting ear- By Anne Marie Tobin niors may be getting vaccinated elsewhere.” community and encourage vet- lier this month, Public ITEM STAFF “The Senior Center has a lot of relationships erans to take this opportunity Health Nurse Teresa Ri- with these people and when they started calling to receive the vaccination,” said ley-Singh noted that Sau- LYNNFIELD — It was smooth sailing Saturday people, they were told they already got their dos- Sweeney, who noted the chal- gus saw a marked decline at Lynn eld’s COVID-19 vaccination clinic at the es. We’re fortunate,” added Senior Center Direc- lenges veterans have been facing in COVID-19 cases between middle school. tor Linda Naccara. “What we heard from these during the COVID-19 pandemic, December and January, Not only did 77 residents, ages 75 to 102, get calls was many people indicated they had already including the isolation of being prompting cautious opti- their rst shots of the Moderna vaccine, but the registered at different sites or had already gotten separated from their loved ones. mism from health of cials town learned that a larger number of its senior their shots.” “By offering direct and imme- who were hopeful the num- population may actually be inoculated, or regis- Davis said there are 1,240 seniors, aged 75 and diate access to the vaccine, we bers may indicate a positive tered to be inoculated, than previously thought. older, in Lynn eld, according to the most recent hope this will give a more posi- trend for the community. “We still don’t know how many people over the census data. tive outlook for 2021 for so many According to Riley-Singh, age of 75 are due,” Fire Chief Glenn Davis said. Judith O’Brien, a 46-year Lynn eld resident, who have served our nation,” he Saugus reported a total of “We did a lot of community outreach for this clinic said the clinic ran like clockwork. said. and had reserved 90 appointments, but we couldn’t SAUGUS, A3 ll all of the spots. We hope this means that our se- LYNNFIELD, A2 LYNN, A3

Nahant Village Church welcomes interim pastor INSIDE Lynn By Elyse Carmosino ating from Brown University Rev. Jeffery Fire engulfs triple- ITEM STAFF as a news reporter, completing MacDonald decker home in an internship at The Salem is serving as West Lynn. A6 NAHANT — The Rev. Jeffrey News before eventually mov- Nahant Vil- MacDonald is bringing new ing on to a bigger newspaper lage Church’s Opinion A new start perspective to Nahant Village interim pas- gig in North Carolina. for the arts. A4 Church. After working for four years tor while the As the congregation’s in- in the news industry — a for- congregation terim pastor and consultant, Sports ay he described as a “great ex- conducts a St. Mary’s MacDonald, who began his perience” — MacDonald said search for a basketball takes tenure in January, has expe- he wanted to explore different permanent down rival Fenwick rienced a somewhat unusual avenues, ultimately deciding to replacement. in CCL Cup. B1 career trajectory. pursue a new role in the church. The Marblehead native spent ITEM PHOTO | his rst few years after gradu- PASTOR, A3 SPENSER HASAK

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Stella G. Kaivas Arthur H. Roberts, Sr. LYNN - Mrs. Stella G. (Pre- April 16, 1948 - February 9, 2021 kete) Kaivas, of Lynn, died on MERRIMAC - Monday, February 8, 2021 at Arthur H. Roberts Sr., of Mer- Salem Hospital after a brief ill- rimac, MA, passed away sud- ness. She was the beloved wife denly on Tuesday, February 9th, of the late Charles Kaivas who at the age of 72. passed away in 2017. Born in Husband of the late Sandra Megalopolis, Greece, she was (Palmer) Roberts, he was the the daughter of the late Greg- son of the late Cecil and Pearl ory and Anna (Athasopoulos) Roberts of Atkinson, NH. Mr. Prekete. She came to the US Roberts is survived by his son, in 1966 and lived in Lynn since Arthur “Artie”H. Roberts, Jr.; then. Stella and Charles loved granddaughter Courtney Na- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to travel. Stella also enjoyed varro and her husband J; broth- gardening and loved walking er, William Roberts and his wife A baby whale that was injured near St. Augus- all over the City. She was a Sheila; brother-in-law, Scott tine, Fla. member of St. George Greek Palmer and his wife Sally; his Orthodox Church, Lynn. great-grandchildren, along with Stella is survived by her sis- many nieces and nephews. Endangered baby right ters Valorie Haralabatos and Pine Grove Cemetery. Those An avid fisherman, boater, her husband Costa of Melrose, desiring may make memo- and motorcycle enthusiast, Mr. 4 to 7 P.M. at the Highland whale found dead on and Nitsa Gaitani of Greece, rial donations to St. George Roberts was born in Melrose Chapel of Paul C. Rogers and several nieces and neph- Greek Orthodox Church, 54 and graduated from Saugus Family Funeral Home, 2 ews. She was also the sister of So. Common St., Lynn, MA High School, Class of 1966. Hillside Avenue, Amesbury. Florida beach the late Soula Nicholas. 01902. Arrangements by He worked as a machinist at Funeral services with burial By Bobby suffered propeller wounds Service Information: A Cuffe-McGinn Funeral Home, at Locust Grove Cemetery, General Electric his entire ca- Caina Calvan to the head and back. Visitation will be held on 157 Maple Street, Lynn. To Merrimac, will be private for reer and spent his retirement ASSOCIATED PRESS Inclement weather kept Tuesday, February 16th from share a memory or leave on- the family. In lieu of flow- years pursuing his many pas- biologists from immedi- 10AM to 11AM in St. George line condolences please visit ers, donations in memory sions , including travel, fishing, TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — ately launching a search Greek Orthodox Church, 54 www.cuffemcginn.com motorcycling, scuba diving and of Arthur H. Roberts may be The plight of endangered for the calf’s mother to So. Common Street, Lynn, a great many other hobbies. made to St. Jude Children’s right whales took another see if she might have also followed by her funeral Service Information: Vis- Research Hospital, 501 St. sad turn Saturday, when been injured by the colli- Service at 11AM. Burial in iting hours will be held Fri- Jude Place, Memphis, TN, a baby whale, possibly sion with a boat. day, February 19, 2021 from 38105 or online at donors@ two months old, washed It was the second calf stjude.org. ashore dead on a Florida mortality since the calv- beach with telltale signs ing season. Another calf of being struck by a boat. was found dead in Novem- John Cusack, 84 There are fewer than 1936 - 2021 400 north Atlantic right ber on one of North Caro- Susan T. Inserra, 63 lina’s barrier islands. 1957 - 2021 whales remaining, and LYNN - John Cusack of Lynn, any mortality of the spe- From November to April, MA passed away peacefully at cies is a serious setback right whales swim south SAUGUS — Ms. Susan T. Inser- from the frigid northern home on February 10, 2021 ra, 63, of Saugus passed away to rescuing the animals at the age of 84. He was be- Atlantic to give birth in peacefully at home on February from extinction, accord- loved by everyone who knew warmer waters off the 13 after a brief illness. Susan ing to federal biologists him, especially his family and northern coast of Florida. was the daughter of the late who expressed dismay close friends. He was a devot- over Saturday’s discovery The whales spend those ed father to Mary O’Connor, Vito and Mary T. (Alves) Inserra, months cruising through whom she lovingly cared for for of the 22-foot male infant Chris Cusack, Kevin Cusack, at Anastasia State Park waters off the coast, some- and the late Sean Cusack. He 21 years. times coming within a Susan grew up in Saugus and near St. Augustine. was the cherished grandfather “This is a very sad couple hundred feet from graduated from Saugus High of Payton O’Connor, Sean Cu- event,” said Blair Mase, a beaches — which make School, class of 1975. She grad- sack, Francis Cusack, Kaylee whale expert with the Na- them vulnerable to boat- Cusack, and Tyler Cusack. John uated from North Shore Com- tional Oceanic and Atmo- ers and fishing vessels go- was also the treasured brother munity College in 2002 with a spheric Administration. ing in and out piers. of Arthur Cusack and a loving business degree. She worked for “Every mortality that Mase said some 40 right husband to his late wife Anne more than 30 years as a control- occurs really has a dev- whales have been sighted Marie Cusack. ler at the former Saugus Co-Op- astating impact on the off the southeast coast of John grew up in Tipperary, erative Bank and remained with population as a whole, be- the United States, with 15 Ireland. He was the youngest entered, and time with him was the bank after it merged with cause they are one of our pairs of moms and their of nine children. He was al- always treasured by his family North Shore Bank until her retire- most critically endangered calves. ways a hard worker—he spent and friends. He will be deeply ment in 2019. her dearly. whales in the world,” she Federal laws prohibit many years as an oil burner missed. She loved Charlie Brown and Service Information: Rela- said. “Every whale counts.” people from harming the technician at Moran Fuel Co. Service Information: A Snoopy, as well as the Boston tives and friends are invited The infant whale is be- animals. And people are and much of his time off help- wake will be held for John Bruins. One of her favorite things to attend visiting hours in the lieved to be the first born supposed to remain at ing others. John was a man on Monday, February 15, to do was to go to Maine to see Bisbee-Porcella Funeral Home, of a 19-year-old whale least 500 yards away from of great faith and always ex- 2021 from 4:00-8:00pm at Cape Neddick Nubble Light. She 549 Lincoln Ave., Saugus, on biologists named “Infini- the whales. pressed the sentiment “God is Cuffe McGinn Funeral Home, also loved photography and nev- Wednesday from 9-10 a.m. Ad- ty.” Both were sighted off “If you’re in this area, good.” He loved to spend time 157 Maple Street, Lynn, MA er missed a chance to get a pho- hering to the mandate of the Amelia Island in northern please give these animals outside, whether it be helping 01904. A funeral service for to of a good sunset. state and CDC guidelines, face Florida on Jan. 17. space,” said Allison Gar- his friends with yardwork, car- John will be held on Tues- Susan leaves behind a sister, coverings and social distanc- The circumstances sur- rett, a NOAA spokesper- ing for his tomato garden, or day, February 16, 2021 at Linda Krause (and her husband, ing will be required. Funeral rounding the whale’s death son. “The rule is 500 yards playing with his dogs. He was 11:00am at St Pius Church, Stephen), and nephew, Andrew services are private. A memo- are under investigation. — that’s five football fields. happiest when spending time 215 Maple Street, Lynn, MA Krause, as well as several cous- rial mass to celebrate her life But federal officials said That includes people, boats, with his beloved family. He was 01904 with internment at ins and friends, all of whom loved will be held at a future date. it was clear that a vessel drones, paddle boards — also a very lively and musical St. Joseph Cemetery, 134 was involved. The whale everything. That’s the law.” person. John was often singing Broadway, Lynn, MA 10904. and loved to play his harmon- ica and accordion. He would light up every space that he Smooth sailing at Lynnfield COVID clinic LYNNFIELD From A1 JEFFREY N. (JAY) OLSON, JR. EIGHTEENTH YEAR ANNIVERSARY “It went great with no 2003 ~ FEBRUARY 15 ~ 2021 problems at all, totally ITEM CLASSIFIEDS stress-free,” O’Brien said. “It was on time, there GET RESULTS! was no waiting and I had no problems registering. Right now, I feel perfectly fine.” Call Customer Service Davis described the clin- ic as a total team effort. to place an ad “We set up a system with the Senior Center 781-593-7700, ext. 2 Lovingly remembered and sadly and the Lynnfield Public missed by Mom, Dad Library assisted sever- and all your family. al people on computers and over the phone, so it was definitely a team ap- proach,” Davis said. “The Emergency Management Team was amazing — the fire department, the police department, (and) town leadership with Rob Dolan and Bob Curtin ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK were great. And, of course, Lynnfield residents wait in an observation area after receiving their the Select Board support- COVID-19 vaccines on Saturday. ing our endeavors.” Davis said that obtain- ond dose and she was hop- should not be scheduling calls, but Chief Davis is ing the vaccine from the ing to get her first shot at people outside of the cur- really the man of the hour. Stories live on. state has been “challeng- the clinic as a walk-in. rent phase of people who He really coordinated the ing,” and he knows of sev- “I am so disturbed that are eligible. Obviously, whole thing from begin- eral larger vaccine sites doses are getting thrown nobody wants doses to go ning to end and deserves that planned to conduct Tell theirs. out,” she said. “I thought to waste and we monitor the credit for the success clinics within the next maybe a spot would open our doses very accurately of this clinic.” week and a half will not up, or maybe there were to account for every single Share your loved one’s story. be able to open due to lack extra doses so I could dose and where it goes.” “When they are walking [email protected] | 781-593-7700 of vaccine supply. get a shot today. I under- Unused doses can be out thanking you, say- “It’s not a local-level stand there are rules, but refrigerated for up to 30 ing that they are elated problem, it’s a state-lev- thought there’s no harm days, according to Davis. and happy that they are el issue on getting these in trying.” Naccara and a handful being protected, that’s a

In partnership with doses,” Davis said. “We Davis said he under- of volunteers ended their good day,” said Davis. “We worked hard to get them, stands the woman’s con- workday at the clinic by had a 102-year-old that we are going to work hard cerns about wasted doses, getting their first doses as came today. A neighbor to get the second doses on but it comes down to state well. brought her today and we March 13. The state has guidelines. “We had to wait till the were able to get her vac- promised communities “Unfortunately, I had end to see if there were cinated and got her back that second doses have to say no to several peo- any doses left. We could home safely. Again, just a priority over first doses, so ple who are short of their only get it after everyone we are hopeful.” 75th (birthday) because of who had registered got neighbor reaching out to a call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 A 73-year-old wom- the guidelines,” he said. “If theirs,” said Naccara, who neighbor in need.” to start your an, who asked to remain I make one exception, why credited Davis for keeping daily subscription. anonymous, said her hus- couldn’t I make exceptions the clinic running smooth- Anne Marie Tobin can band — a veteran — had for others? The state has ly this past weekend. be reached at atobin@ already received his sec- been very strong that we “We may have made the itemlive.com. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Cybersecurity Nahant Village Church Mentorship welcomes interim pastor program offered PASTOR extend as needed. From A1 “It’s considered a special- ized ministery to do interim CYBERSECURITY sue that field after gradu- He went on to enroll in work,” he said. “It’s a mat- From A1 ation. Yale Divinity School, but ter of shepherding a con- “My favorite part about was unsure at the time gregation from their prior Danielle Helm, MassCy- this program was learn- as to what his next steps pastor to the new one.” berCenter director, hopes ing something new in a would be. Inspired by his expe- that the program will en- fun way. If you just study “Reporters are interested rience of balancing two courage students to take a this in class it tends to be in truth, and so are people careers, MacDonald also job in cybersecurity after boring. In the program, who study the Bible and published his first book, graduation. you have a direct contact, ask the big questions about “Part Time is Plenty: “You can connect with a mentor that is telling life. It was sort of the next Thriving without Full- your mentor on Linke- you how to do it,” said stage of my truth-seeking, Time Clergy,” in 2020. dIn, and there’s usually a Bowen. “You’re learning it I think,” MacDonald said of His book explores the network of folks that the on your own but you have his divinity school experi- changing face of tradition- mentor is already engaged someone there to help you ence. “It sort of crystalized al worship by recounting with,” Helm said. “Your succeed.” for me while I was there his experience working mentor can give you rec- There is a big demand that I could continue to with nearly two dozen ommendations on where for cybersecurity talent in do journalism and I could churches across the Unit- to apply, what kind of po- Massachusetts, especially be ordained and serve the ed States that function sitions, and may directly with everyone relying on church. without a full-time staff. pass your resume onto a the internet for work and “I could do both. I could Approximately 43 per- friend in human resources.” remote learning, Helm write about the truth with cent of main-line Protes- Kristina Bowen, of said. a lowercase ‘t’ and the tant churches currently Swampscott, was a stu- “Cybersecurity is crit- truth with a capital ‘t’ de- lack a full-time clergy, and dent in the pilot program ical to being able to live pending on which day of that number continues to and is happy that the pro- through this pandemic,” the week it is.” grow, MacDonald said. gram introduced her to her said Helm. “If people were Since then, MacDon- “I wanted to learn from mentor, Erik Burns, who unsure if it’s worth their ald has split his time be- churches that have done is a senior solutions engi- time to think about cyber- tween journalism and the really well with clergy neer at Rapid7, and other security, over the last few church, managing to find who are not full-time and professionals that she oth- months they see it now.” fulfillment in both. in the office all week de- erwise wouldn’t have had There has been a rec- “It’s evolved over time, signing programs,” he said. the opportunity to meet. ognized lack of diversity what I do. It’s been an in- “That’s the type of church “I still talk to him throughout the cyberse- teresting journey,” he said, that I’ve always served and (Burns) and I can con- curity sector. Only about recalling his first post-di- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK I know anecdotally that tact him anytime for five percent of workers in vinity school journalism some churches have done questions,” she said. “He the field are Black, seven appointment on Plum Is- Rev. Jeffrey MacDonald has been serving as extremely well with it. I emails me programs like percent are Hispanic and land in Newburyport. the interim pastor for Nahant Village Church wanted to learn more about this to learn from and re- only one-third are women, “I was getting assign- since January. what’s happening in the ally wants me to excel in according to the Massa- ments from editors I had churches that are growing the IT field.” chusetts Technology Lead- never met or spoken to who Bulger trial in 2013, and “There’s so much richness Bowen is a second year ership Council. were emailing me while I the Dzhokhar Tsarnaev in the Bible and there’s and thriving, doing impact- computer networking stu- Bowen is an example was there,” he said. “It was trial in 2015. so much richness in our ful mission, even when they dent at North Shore Com- that cybersecurity is an kind of a novelty at the Rather than shying away congregations. The stories don’t have full-time staff.” munity College. She heard option for women as well time, getting assignments from part-time reporters, people have to tell and the MacDonald will remain of the program from her as men. from people you didn’t talk MacDonald said news out- wisdom they have to share with Nahant Village advisor, Professor Huiwei “I really want to pursue to. I was just out there on lets often see value in hir- doesn’t always reach the Church while the congre- Guan, and knew that it network security. This Plum Island, which felt ing writers with diverse surface unless it’s drawn gation searches for a per- was an opportunity she program unraveled what like the end of the world, professional backgrounds. out through questions. I manent replacement — a couldn’t pass on. I wanted and loved,” said carving out my own news “They recognize that feel like I’m using tools process that he said could “I liked the program be- Bowen, who was working, bureau and serving at a having someone with from my journalism toolbox take anywhere from a few cause I was learning new taking three classes and great little church. pastoral training doesn’t frequently in ministry.” months to years. classes for free and at the involved in the program “I was like wow, this is a hurt on certain stories,” MacDonald had served at Until then, he looks for- same time, being men- while still managing to pretty cool life I’ve made for he said. “It can help bring First Parish Church in New- ward to continuing his tored by someone success- successfully maintain the myself. It was very mean- a certain ear and certain bury from 2013 until this work with a new congre- ful,” Bowen said. “He was meetings and project re- ingful work on both sides.” sensibility to certain types past October, when he left to gation. very supportive with the quirements. Since becoming ordained of stories, including those become an interim pastor at “I love to see people in project and ideas. He was Projects are presented, in 2000, MacDonald has that involve tragedy.” a United Church of Christ congregations grow togeth- always asking if I needed virtually, at the end of had ample opportunity He added that the skills in Kensington, N.H. er, flourish together,” said help and was okay.” the program and include to cover both religion and he employs as a journalist Late last year, he learned MacDonald. “The process Working with the men- greetings and congratu- hard news, and his unusu- also play a strong role in from his area minister that (of looking for a replace- tors ensures the students lations from the mentors al career path has provid- how he conducts his con- Nahant was also looking ment) helps a church recon- exposure to incident re- and professionals includ- ed him a front row seat to gregations. for an interim pastor after nect with its roots and its sponse planning within ing Damon Cox, assistant some of the most historic “It affects the way I do saying goodbye to its for- mission. Churches evolve, cybersecurity. Helm be- secretary of technology, breaking news events of ministry, too,” he said. “Dif- mer full-time pastor, the and you really want to crys- lieves this is an important innovation, and entrepre- the 21st century. ferent pastors have differ- Rev. Megan Snell, in 2019. talize what people are pas- aspect in this field. neurship for the Common- He reported on the Sep- ent styles, and I think a lot After completing a series sionately perceiving is their “Coming from the navy, wealth of Massachusetts, tember 11 terrorist at- of my style involves asking of interviews to determine mission and their calling at my background taught me and Carolyn Kirke, the tacks and the Sandy Hook questions — asking ques- whether it would be a this juncture.” that you should always executive director of the Elementary School shoot- tions of the scriptures and good fit, the church made have a plan. It isn’t that Massachusetts Technolo- ing, and as a freelance questions of the parishio- the decision to hire Mac- Elyse Carmosino can be the plan might be perfect gy Collaborative. writer for USA Today, he ners that help bring out Donald for a four-month reached at ecarmosino@ and cover all aspects, but Applications can be reported on the Whitey what’s there inside. contract with the option to itemlive.com. it helps better understand found online at https:// what the issues may be,” masscybercenter.org/men- said Helm. torship and are due by Lynn to offer vaccine clinic for veterans Bowen recommends the February 17. program and credits it for Allysha Dunnigan can LYNN healthcare system’s main System. Veterans who fer eligible veterans expanding her interest in hospitals, Sweeney said. served in the active mili- be reached at adun- From A1 the COVID-19 vaccine network security and in- “A lot of people have a tary, naval, or air service, through a partnership creasing her desire to pur- [email protected] The aim is to get hun- hard time getting (all) the and separated under any with the Bedford VA, dreds of veterans vacci- way to Bedford or Boston condition other than dis- Lynn Veterans Services nated at the Lynn clinic to get the vaccine so hav- honorable, may qualify for office, and the Lynn Public Saugus is this Saturday, said Swee- ing it in the community VA healthcare benefits. Health Department,” said ney, explaining that it is is just a godsend,” said Eligibility specialists Mayor Thomas M. Mc- the city’s hope to be able Sweeney. “So many peo- will be on hand during Gee. “Lynn is one of four to offer a second clinic, ple coming in are going to the event to assist veter- communities in the state looking after its tentatively scheduled for have conditions that put ans with completing an to have been selected to March 13, if demand is them at risk (for severe application for healthcare host a local vaccine clinic high enough the first time. COVID-19 illness). We’re benefits. Veterans who are like this, and I would en- The city has been work- really lucky in this region not enrolled or do not cur- most vulnerable courage all those who are ing with the VA Bedford because Bedford has been rently receive care at the eligible to be vaccinated SAUGUS the COVID-19 vaccine Healthcare System, which at the forefront of this and VA can reach out to the only recently started going moving it fast.” Lynn-Swampscott Depart- and take advantage of this From A1 through the state vac- opportunity.” cine sites and website at into communities to offer Face masks will be re- ment of Veterans Services 823 cases in January, with https://www.maimmuni- the vaccine to veterans. quired and physical dis- or visit the VA’s website Gayla Cawley can be an average of 27 cases per Before the program ex- tancing will be enforced at at https://www.va.gov/ zations.org/. Available ap- reached at gcawley@item- day. pointments can be found panded, Bedford had only the Lynn clinic. All veter- health-care/eligibility/ for live.com. Follow her on While still high, she said online or by dialing 211. been offering the vaccine ans are encouraged to en- more information. the number was a notice- Residents are asked to to veterans through the roll in the VA Healthcare “We are glad to of- Twitter @GaylaCawley. able improvement over note that vaccine and ap- December’s case count of pointment availability at 1,090, or 35 cases per day. state vaccine sites are lim- Swampscott sets pathway to manufacturing “If you’re looking at just ited at this time. the numbers, we’re defi- More information is also ENGINEERING and Secondary Education, tion criteria, but Emily said. “So although more nitely better,” Riley-Singh available through the From A1 identifies in-demand jobs Zotto-Barnum, chair of than the cohort will be said, noting that Saugus’ Saugus Health Depart- in the region that a school the high school’s Guidance taking the pathway and case count has remained with a local company. ment at 781-231-4117. serves in order to pre- Department, said that program classes, there fairly consistent with the “There’s a strong empha- “We just have to continue pare students to enter the there will not be a mini- will be that community statewide average for the sis on project-based learn- mum grade level, and the to wear our masks and so- workforce. Other tracks belonging feeling.” last three months. “The ing. Students will have application will instead cial distance — all the rhet- that are offered through- only real way to tell is many opportunities to de- focus on prospective stu- oric we’ve been hearing for out the state include busi- Tréa Lavery can be time.” sign, to create and build ness and finance, infor- dents’ enthusiasm for the More information on the last year,” Fralick said. reached at tlavery@item- using applications in en- mation technology, health program. vaccinations for Saugus “(COVID-19) isn’t going live.com. gineering, technology and care, and environmental “In doing so, we hope to residents will be released anywhere anytime soon.” construction,” Kohut said. and life science. really cultivate that sense in the near future, Fralick “The goal here is to pro- As of April 2020, the state of belonging and that co- said. 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E¤¥¤ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill A new start for the arts M¦Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant In August, the Brookings If we think about this ment support at that level, E C J. SŸ E. K¡ Advertising Director News Director Gordon R. Hall Institution published a long term, we need to ask: given the paucity of gov- 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¡¢ Monica Connell Healey study on the impact of the is COVID-19 essentially ernment support for arts P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton pandemic on the arts and just accelerating dynamic and culture in the United Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¡£ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman culture industry across the trends that have already States over the last 80 Customer Service United States. The study been happening in our years? We can try, but we’d Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS painted a devastating pic- field? And if so, how do we better have a plan B. Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 ture of the immediate loss solve for that? As we think I’d like to think that at Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 of jobs, revenues and artis- about getting our audienc- All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Peabody, we’ve been for- 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 tic talent. Since the Brook- es back, how do we expand ward-thinking when it Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 ings study, there have been that to new audiences in Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 comes to training artists for Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 numerous other studies, order to answer that de- the future and equally so Classified/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 articles and blogs written mographic call of the fu- when it comes to diversify- [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 about the performing arts ture? How do we harness Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 ing the faces of our industry. Subscriptions industry — its recovery, some of the miraculous But the pandemic has made [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 and the best ways to get things we have seen tech- us ask the question: How Circulation from here to there. nology do over the last can we be even more bold in [email protected] Clearly, it is essential year, with artists engaging thinking about the future? Ext. 3 for us to individually and in a way not seen before? To do that, this fall we Newsroom collectively figure out how In recent decades, the stood up the Peabody Con- [email protected] to help our institutions classical music world has servatory Post-COVID [email protected] survive, first, and then re- seen technology not as its Think Tank. And on Ext. 4 cover. And yes, the next friend, but more as a threat Wednesday, we hosted “The year or two will be critical. Sports to live performance. (That Next Normal: Arts Inno- [email protected] If we don’t look beyond is ironic when you think vation and Resilience in a EDITORIAL the immediate future to that the advent of elec- Ext. 5 Post-COVID World” — a think about the impact of tric recording nearly 100 Retail and Online free, virtual national sym- COVID-19 within the con- years ago spawned a whole Advertising posium for the performing [email protected] text of trends that existed classical music recording arts, stocked with leading long before the pandem- industry that was the life- ADVERTISING arts administrators, artists, ic — and think about this blood for classical music for Ernie Carpenter Jr. Risking educators and funders, all Director of Advertising over a longer horizon, over years.) One of the positive engaged in a daylong series and Business Development, ext. 1355 decades — then we will outcomes of the pandemic [email protected] have missed an opportu- can be this opportunity to of conversations with more Ralph Mitchell nity to shape that future make peace with — indeed than 1,500 attendees from death around the world. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 and perhaps even address to embrace — what tech- [email protected] This is indeed a big mo- some of the challenging nology can do for the arts. Eric Rondeau macro trends as we solve Then there is the whole ment for the performing Sales Representative, ext. 1280 for more immediate issues. question of artists and fine arts. What we do in [email protected] to heal this time is likely to shape We know there were au- what role they will play in Patricia Whalen dience development chal- communities, how it may the landscape for our field Sales Representative, ext. 1310 The pandemic put a spotlight on the work- lenges pre-COVID, and be different from the past and most importantly, for [email protected] place risks faced by healthcare providers for a long time consumers and, consequently, how our audiences, for decades BUSINESS OFFICE treating patients infected with COVID-19 have been evolving in how should those changes be to come. It may well make Susan J. Conti and other invisible but potentially fatal they commit to and take reflected in the education the difference between Controller, ext. 1288 pathogens. in arts experiences. We of young, emerging artists? survival and not, and to be [email protected] Tuesday’s deadly gunfire at an Allina know that gaps in early Of course, there is also sure, determine whether Ted Grant Health Clinic in Buffalo, Minnesota, stands arts education are prob- the question of how to pay we just survive, or thrive. Publisher, ext. 1234 as a grim reminder of another risk inherent lematic, to say the least. for the arts. Some are mak- [email protected] in medical settings — workplace violence. We know that technology ing the case for a secretary Fred Bronstein is dean Marian Kinney of the Peabody Institute ext. 1212 It’s a longstanding occupational hazard in is, and has been, an inter- of culture and a major, gov- [email protected] health care that defies easy remedy. But af- rupter for years. And we ernment arts program like of Johns Hopkins Uni- know that demographics Will Kraft ter this tragedy, there’s a clear obligation in the Works Progress Ad- versity, where he is lead- Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 Minnesota and elsewhere to examine exist- are changing rapidly, plac- ministration Federal Art ing the creation of a new [email protected] ing increasing pressure on ing safeguards and find ways to strengthen Project, instituted during model of training for developing new audiences the Great Depression in Paula Villacreses them. 21st-century performing A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 Sadly, caregiving comes with risks, as in- from a diversifying popu- the early 1930s. Well, may- [email protected] lation, in a field that has be. But do we really want artists. Email: fred.bron- dividuals wrestling with disease, pain and Mike Shanahan often fear seek medical attention and inap- struggled to diversify itself. to bet the farm on govern- [email protected] Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 propriately act out against the very people [email protected] trying to help them. “The health care and Carolina Trujillo social service industries experience the Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] highest rates of injuries caused by work- Jim Wilson place violence and are 5 times as likely Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 to suffer a workplace violence injury than [email protected] workers overall,” according to the U.S. Bu- CIRCULATION reau of Labor Statistics. Lisa Mahmoud About 20 health workers are killed each Manager, ext. 1239 year at their places of employment, the [email protected] agency reports. In addition, health care CUSTOMER SERVICE workers “accounted for 73 percent of all nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses La’ Mosha Ball Customer Service, ext. 1276 due to violence in 2018.’’ [email protected] In December, the authors of an American GRAPHICS Journal of Managed Care article dubbed healthcare workplace violence a “persistent Trevor Andreozzi pandemic.” The evidence AJMC rounded Designer [email protected] up included a poll finding that 71 percent Sean Casey of American doctors reported experiencing Designer at least one incident of violence. Another [email protected] study indicated that 82 percent of nurses ADAM STERN Amanda Lunn had been assaulted at least once during Designer their careers. [email protected] The authors also make an obvious though Support your local bookstore Edwin Peralta Jr. necessary point: This is a problem all of us Designer have a stake in solving. The trauma and [email protected] In 2021, the pandem- dependent bookstores are beings in that space, doing physical injuries understandably can affect NEWSROOM ic-riddled Age of Online browsing and community. the same thing, a browsing employees’ motivation and performance or Shopping, with an Ama- You do not get a brows- collective of curious minds. Mike Alongi cause them to leave these vital occupations Sports Editor, ext. 1228 zon delivery truck creep- ing experience on Amazon; You never know what you [email protected] — with detrimental downstream effects ing down every street, you get algorithmic recom- may find, what mind from on the “delivery of health care, decreas- lane and avenue in Amer- mendations based on your the past or present you Elyse Carmosino ing quality and accessibility,’’ the authors Reporter, ext. 1264 ica, why do we need inde- viewing history. That algo- may meet, or what person [email protected] wrote. pendent bookstores? rithmic experience has as you may encounter just on Twenty-six states already have laws tar- If price and speed are all much to do with browsing in the other side of the book- Allysha Dunnigan geting health care workplace violence. Min- Reporter, ext. 1302 that matter, Amazon is the a bookstore as a photo of a case; and isn’t finding the [email protected] nesota is one. A 2015 law defines kicking, most efficient way to get cheeseburger has to do with unlooked-for one of life’s scratching, urinating on and sexually ha- books. Amazon maximiz- eating one just off the grill, pleasures? Tréa Lavery Reporter, ext. 1317 rassing a health care worker as an “act of es this advantage by us- the smells of char and beef Book shopping online [email protected] violence.” ing books as a loss leader and crispy onions wafting builds no memories, no Gayla Cawley These are all sensible measures. Yet — losing money on their toward you, cheddar cheese sense of the families, stu- Regional Editor, ext. 1236 Lindsay Overbay, a 37-year-old mom of two sales so that customers oozing over the edge of a dents, friends and quiet [email protected] young children, is dead, and four of her will be drawn into buy- toasted brioche bun with a readers who create a book- Cheryl Charles colleagues are wounded after Tuesday’s ing higher-margin items. hint of tangy mustard. store’s unique texture. News Editor, ext. 1278 tragedy at the Wright County clinic. And a That’s why many books on Remember, before the Bookstores — places [email protected] police report showed that the alleged shoot- Amazon are cheaper than pandemic, what it was like that nurture learning and Spenser Hasak er, Gregory Paul Ulrich, had violent plans the same books at a bricks- to browse a bookstore? discussion, champion di- Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] for revenge against Allina because he was and-mortar bookstore. There’s no hurry, no rush. verse voices and ideas, cel- unhappy with his care, according to a Star That is not new infor- It’s a pleasurable wander- ebrate language, treasure Julia Hopkins Tribune news story. mation, but let me repeat: ing, allowing room for the knowledge and connect Photographer, ext. 1224 [email protected] Allina took steps to protect workers, ob- Amazon is putting local unexpected and intuitive. the past with our chaotic taining a restraining order against Ulrich. bookstores out of business Book browsing is also com- present to show us how we Thor Jourgensen Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 But after he violated that in late 2018, he by taking losses on its muning with a space — might go forward — are more needed than ever. [email protected] was found mentally incompetent and the book sales so that it can unlike on Amazon, where make more money selling you scroll. Your whole body We must do everything Daniel Kane case was dismissed, the Star Tribune re- other stuff. and mind are engaged in we can to support them Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 ported. [email protected] Yes, you can get a product browsing: You drift around now, before it is too late What other measures could have and as quickly as possible for the stacks, drawn on by because they are hubs of Steve Krause should have been in place after that to pro- News Director, ext. 1229 the lowest price, but there the rhythmic spines; look- building what Martin Lu- [email protected] tect Allina workers? How did Ulrich get a are hidden costs to this ing, circling, bending and ther King Jr. called the gun? And did he receive mental health or Guthrie Scrimgeour type of consumerism — un- reaching; picking up books, Beloved Community, cen- Reporter, ext. 1222 substance abuse treatment? Answering safe working conditions for this one larger or smaller tered on justice, equality [email protected] these questions is a good starting place as the men and women sort- in the hand, that one unex- and love. Anne Marie Tobin lawmakers and law enforcement do their ing, packing and shipping pectedly heavy; noticing the Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 duty and examine how better to protect the those innumerable boxes, colorful designs; creamy or Adam Stern is a book- [email protected] state’s world-class medical providers. among others. stiff paper; the smell of ink; seller at The Seminary TECHNOLOGY The twin pillars of in- you encounter other human Co-op in Chicago. Tim Noyes 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] MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Community Calendar Monday, Feb. 15 — Sunday, Feb. 21

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Education meeting via LCTV/Face- town website calendar for Death of a Salesman live See granitecoastbrewing. Hadley Elementary Advisory Committee. 7 book Live, 7 p.m. log-on information, 6:30 reading. 7-8 p.m. via Zoom. com for log-on informa- School Reuse Advisory p.m. via Zoom. Wintry weather blanketing U.S. to make rare dip to Gulf Coast By Jamie Stengle ASSOCIATED PRESS DALLAS — Wintry weather was forecast for much of the U.S. on Sun- Snow-covered day, with freezing tem- city streets peratures expected to dip including as snow falls as far south at 61st and as Texas’ Gulf Coast. “Typically, we just don’t Sheridan in FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS have quite this much cold Tulsa as a President Donald Trump gestures to support- air in place that far south,” winter storm ers en route to his Mar-a-Lago Florida resort in said Marc Chenard, a mete- moves in to West Palm Beach, Fla. orologist with the National northeast Weather Service’s Weather Oklahoma. Prediction Center. The storm has prompted PHOTO | Trump looks to ASSOCIATED PRESS officials in Houston, where reassert himself after temperatures were in the near the Oklahoma-Texas it was already icy and freezing rain could hit fur- 70s earlier this week, to border. snowy, Gordon Boswell ther south. advise residents to prepare Winter weather condi- Flowers’ general manager “We’re looking at poten- impeachment acquittal for power outages and haz- tions are affecting large said delivery drivers were tially over a quarter inch ardous roads that could portions of the U.S., but it trying to wrap up before of freezing rain, and that By Jill Colvin ported his impeachment be similar to those experi- is rare for them to extend conditions got worse later will cause significant im- ASSOCIATED PRESS or resisted his efforts to enced in the wake of a Cat- so far south, Chenard said. Sunday afternoon. pact,” Chenard said. “We overturn the results of the egory 5 hurricane. Tem- The Dallas area had a “It is icy and snowing may even see some freez- WASHINGTON — Don- November election won by ald Trump took in the win peratures were expected covering of snow by Sun- and they’re calling for more ing rain get as far as New Democrat Joe Biden. to drop to below freezing day morning, with flakes snow,” Cheri Kirkman said. Orleans by early Monday.” at Mar-a-Lago, surround- “I imagine you’ll proba- ed by friends and family. there by Sunday night. still falling, and as much Despite the weather, she Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, bly be hearing a lot more He said significant ice and as 6 inches was forecast. said they still had some who issued a disaster dec- His lawyers celebrated from him in the coming with hugs and smiles. One up to 12 inches of snow were With the wintry condi- people coming in to pick laration for all of the state’s days,” senior adviser Ja- expected across parts of the tions falling on Valentine’s up gifts. “We’ve got plenty 254 counties, warned on joked, “We’re going to Dis- son Miller said. ney World!” southern Plains on Sun- Day, florists stayed busy all made up, ready to go,” Saturday: “All of Texas is In a statement after the Now acquitted in his sec- day and into Monday, with even as the snow fell. Kirkman said. facing an extremely dan- vote, Trump offered few ond Senate impeachment the most snowfall expected In Fort Worth, where Chenard said sleet and gerous winter storm.” clues, but was defiant as he trial, Trump is preparing told supporters their move- for the next phase of his ment “has only just begun.” post-presidency life. Feel- “In the months ahead I Marriage, divorce amid pandemic: ing emboldened by the have much to share with trial’s outcome, he is ex- you, and I look forward to pected to reemerge from a continuing our incredible self-imposed hibernation Couples’ challenges abound at his club in Palm Beach, journey together to achieve Florida, and is eyeing ways American greatness for all By David Crary marriages were down 27 to reassert his power. of our people,” he said. AP NATIONAL WRITER percent. There also were But after being barred Sen. Lindsey Graham, decreases, though smaller, from Twitter, the former who spoke with Trump on For many U.S. couples in Arizona. president lacks the social Saturday night, acknowl- yearning to be married, One reason for fewer media bullhorn that fueled edged that Trump is “mad the pandemic has wreaked divorces: In many states, his political rise. And he’s at some folks,” but also havoc on their wedding access to courts for civil confronting a Republican “ready to move on and re- plans while bolstering their cases was severely cur- Party deeply divided over build the Republican Party” teamwork and resilience. tailed during the pandem- the legacy of his jarring and “excited about 2022.” For couples already mar- ic’s early stages. Another final days in office, culmi- In their conversations, ried, it has posed a host of reason, according to mar- nating in the Jan. 6 storm- Graham has stressed to new tests, bringing some riage counselors, is that ing of the Capitol. Searing Trump, who has threat- closer, pulling others apart. many couples backed off video images of the day ened to start his own par- Spending more time to- from a possibly imminent played on loop during his ty to punish disloyal Re- gether — a common result divorce for fear it would impeachment trial, which publicans, that the GOP of lockdowns, furloughs only worsen pandemic-fu- ended Saturday. needs him to win. and layoffs — has been a eled financial insecurity. Trump remains popu- “I said, ‘Mr. President, blessing for some couples The Rev. Russ Berg, who lar among the GOP base, this MAGA movement who gain greater appreci- runs a faith-based mar- but many Republicans in needs to continue. We need ation of one another. For riage counseling minis- to unite the party. Trump- other spouses, deprived of Washington have cooled FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS try in Minneapolis, tries to him. Never before have plus is the way back in opportunities for individu- to encourage that kind of so many members of a 2022,’” Graham, R-S.C., al pursuits, the increased Kayleigh and Cody Cousins hold hands during hesitancy among the cou- president’s party — seven told “Fox News Sunday.” time together “may seem their wedding ceremony, accompanied by their ples he advises. GOP senators, in his case “My goal is to win in more like a house arrest son, River, at home in San Diego, Calif. “Some come in saying — voted for his removal in 2022 to stop the most rad- than a fantasy,” suggested they’re overwhelmed, a Senate trial. ical agenda I’ve seen com- Steve Harris, a professor pandemic has made things Comprehensive national fighting over finances, Some may work to ing out of the Democratic of marriage and family infinitely worse,” he said. statistics on marriage and their kids’ education,” Berg counter efforts by Trump presidency of Joe Biden. therapy at the University “The lockdown has raised divorce during the pan- said. “Without going to to support extreme can- We can’t do that without of Minnesota and associ- the emotional temperature demic won’t be compiled work, they don’t have that didates in next year’s con- Donald Trump, so he’s ate director of a marriage a few notches. ... Things for many months, but the buffer of being physically gressional primaries. ready to hit the trail and counseling project, Minne- that were provocative be- numbers available thus gone. They feel they’re on Undeterred, friends I’m ready to work with sota Couples on the Brink. fore are now catastrophic.” far from a few states sug- top of each other.” and allies expect Trump him,” Graham said. Gregory Popcak, a psy- Overall, people have be- gest there’s a notable de- “I try to put it in per- to resume friendly media Graham said Senate chotherapist in Steuben- come more cautious amid cline in each category. spective, that everyone is interviews after weeks of Republican leader Mitch ville, Ohio, who specializes the pandemic, said sociol- In Oregon, divorces di- stressed out right now and silence. He has met with McConnell, who voted to in marriage counseling for ogist W. Bradford Wilcox, vorces in the pandemic it’s not a good time to make political aides to discuss acquit but then delivered Catholics, says the pan- director of the National for the months of March decisions about the future efforts to help Republi- a scalding denunciation demic has been particular- Marriage Project at the through December were of your marriage,” he said. cans try to take control of Trump, “got a load off a ly troublesome for spouses University of Virginia. down about 24 percent “I say, ‘Let’s work on it for of the House and Senate chest, obviously.” Graham whose coping strategies “This caution is making from those months in 2019; six months and make sure in the 2022 midterms said later in the interview: have been disrupted. them less likely to get di- marriages were down 16 you don’t add the pain of re- elections. He remains fix- “If you want to get some- “For couples who had a vorced, less likely to get percent. In Florida, for gret to the pain of divorce. ated on exacting revenge thing off your chest, fine, tendency to use their busi- married, less likely to the same months, divorces Explore all your options be- on Republicans who sup- but I’m into winning.” ness to avoid problems, the have a child,” he said. were down 20 percent and fore you decide.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2021 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, Accidents Fire engulfs triple-decker particularly arrests, reflect po- A report of a motor vehi- lice records. In the event of a cle crash at Chestnut and perceived inaccuracy, it is the Essex streets at 11:44 a.m. home in West Lynn Friday; at Pride Chevrolet at sole responsibility of the con- 715 Lynnway at 1:44 p.m. By Guthrie cerned party to contact the Friday; at Taco Bell at 124 Scrimgeour relevant police department Boston St. at 5:10 p.m. ITEM STAFF and have the department is- Friday; at Pleasant and State streets at 11:08 p.m. LYNN — Residents and sue a notice of correction to Saturday; at Chatham and neighbors watched from the street below as a heavy the Daily Item. Corrections Marianna streets at 5:33 fire engulfed a triple-deck- or clarifications will not be p.m. Saturday; at 184 er home on Elmwood Ave- Western Ave. at 1:25 a.m. made without express notice nue Sunday afternoon. Sunday; at 189 Essex St. Thirty-four residents of change from the arresting at 1:49 a.m. Sunday. have been displaced and a police department. Lynn firefighter was treat- Overdose ed at Salem Hospital with “fatigue-related injuries” LYNN A report of an overdose sustained in the blaze, ac- at Eastern Bank at 156 cording to Lynn Fire Chief Arrests Boston St. at 12:32 p.m. Stephen Archer, who said Friday; on Lynnfield Street he expected the building Joel Anaya, 49, of 473 at 6:14 p.m. Saturday; on would be a “total loss.” Essex St., was arrested at Tilton Terrace at 9:49 a.m. Initially reported as a ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS 7:58 p.m. Saturday, on a Sunday. working fire shortly before Lynn firefighters battled a blaze at a multi-family home on Elmwood charge of malicious dam- 4 p.m., a second alarm Avenue Sunday evening. age to a motor vehicle. Theft was quickly struck by the Lynn Fire Department as Alex Graham, 44, of 2 building when she heard a billowing from the roof of for a couple more hours.” A report of a larceny at crews encountered heavy Kingsley Terrace, was ar- fire alarm. At first she didn’t the home and blending The fire was largely out 20 Neptune Blvd. at 7:38 smoke upon their arrival rested at 11:37 a.m. Friday think much of it because into the cloudy sky. by 7:54 p.m., added Fire p.m. Friday. at 22 Elmwood Ave. the alarms sometimes go off Neighbor Tracy Faulk- Capt. Joseph Zukas, who on charges of assault and A report of shoplifting Archer said the fire ap- when people cook. But then ner, who was watching the said the building was a battery and kidnapping. at 780 Lynnway at 10:53 peared to have started on her roommates knocked on scene unfold, said she was total loss, with damage in- Fred Newhall, of 195 p.m. Saturday. the porch, but that its or- her door and reported there walking her dog at around cluding its roof caving into Union St., was arrested at igin and cause is still un- was a fire. 3:55 p.m. when she no- der investigation. the third floor. 12:37 p.m. Saturday on a SWAMPSCOTT “I came out and the porch ticed the flames. “There’s no roof on the charge of violating parole. “We had heavy fire from was on fire,” she said. “I “There were intense the second floor extending building,” said Zukas, who Elvis Ortega, 24, of 133 Complaints was feeling like, oh (exple- flames shooting out of anticipated there would Union St., Lawrence, was up to the attic,” said Ar- tive), that’s really a fire.” the second-story porch cher, who reported that all be a fire department pres- arrested at 12:56 a.m. A caller reported a rac- Tilton said she got out as and within seconds it had ence at the scene through- of the residents were able soon as she could. There engulfed the third-story coon acting out of sorts on out the night. Saturday on a charge of to get out of the three-sto- was not enough time to porch,” said Faulkner. Sampson Avenue at 2:37 The fire prompted a re- operating under the influ- ry, six-family home safely, grab any of her things By 7:50 p.m., Archer said p.m. Saturday. sponse from the entire Lynn ence of liquor. which is located across the from her room, she said. the department had made Theft street from St. Michael’s department, which was as- Chayanne Velazquez, A Mountwood Road call- By 4:30 p.m. the flames some progress knocking 29, of 71 Elm Hill Ave., Hall. had reappeared, rising down the blaze, but that sisted by an engine from the er reported at 9:13 a.m. By 4:15 p.m., Lynn Po- through the roof and firefighters still had some Saugus Fire Department. Dorchester, was arrested Saturday that a sign had Responding firefighters had at 12:40 a.m. Sunday on lice had blocked off the creeping out of the sides of work to do. been stolen from his yard. street, and more than to deal with water pressure charges of a motor vehicle the home. The second- and “The main body of fire The sign, which had been two dozen city firefighters third-story porches were has been knocked down issues in the neighborhood, lights violation and unli- covered in snow, was found were on scene and battling both blackened by the and the fires under con- Zukas said. censed operation of a mo- intact and returned to the the flames. flames and several win- trol,” said Archer. “They’re tor vehicle. owner. Resident Michelle Tilton dows had shattered. still on scene there wetting Guthrie Scrimgeour was sleeping in her room Light gray smoke could down some hot spots, and can be reached at gscrim- on the second floor of the be seen from blocks away, they’ll probably be there [email protected]. Nursing home Retired Lynn police officer and coach disclosures taint arrested on domestic assault charge Cuomo’s pandemic By Elyse Carmosino room in her apartment, fused, prosecutors said. random drug testing. He ITEM STAFF the DA’s office said. Officers reported seeing has also been ordered by According to Kimball a cut under the woman’s a Salem District Court LYNN — A retired Lynn performance and Assistant District At- eye and blood on her head. judge to notify Lynn Pub- police lieutenant and for- torney April Pagliarulo, Pagliarulo requested that lic Schools of his arrest, tration for months dra- mer Lynn English foot- By Michael Hill, the ex-husband said he Judge Carol-Ann Fraser set the DA’s office said. matically underreported ball coach has pleaded not Marina Villeneuve could hear Holey banging bail at $10,000 and order His lawyer, Michael and Jennifer Peltz the statewide number of guilty to charges of domes- on the door and yelling Holey to wear a GPS brace- Splaine, stressed his cli- ASSOCIATED PRESS COVID-19 deaths among tic assault and battery, Es- sexually explicit demands. let. However, Holey, who ent’s lack of any prior re- long-term care residents. sex County District Attor- ALBANY, N.Y. — New The woman told officers retired as a lieutenant from cord and referred to his It is now nearly 15,000, up ney spokeswoman Carrie York Gov. Andrew Cuomo dispatched to the scene the Lynn Police Depart- long career as a Lynn po- from the 8,500 previously Kimball confirmed. wrote a book on managing that after a day of drink- ment in 2019 and works lice officer. disclosed. Peter Holey, 57, of Salem, the COVID-19 crisis. Now ing, Holey had brought an- part-time at Lynn Public Holey is due back in Salem The new toll amounts to was arrested Friday after he faces intensifying ac- other person to the home Schools, has since been re- District Court for a pre-trial about one-seventh of the Salem Police received a cusations that he covered and told the woman he leased on his own recogni- hearing on April 23. roughly 90,000 people liv- call from the ex-husband up the true death toll of wanted to engage in sexual zance, the DA’s office said. ing in nursing homes as of of a woman Holey had dat- the pandemic on nursing ed, who stated his ex-wife activity with both her and Holey must wear an al- Elyse Carmosino can be 2019 in New York, which home residents, attacks had called him for help the other person. An argu- cohol monitoring device reached at ecarmosino@ has among the most care that challenge his repu- from inside a locked bed- ment erupted after she re- and will be subjected to itemlive.com. tation for straight-shoot- home residents in the na- ing competency and could tion. cloud his political future. Cuomo has pointed to a State lawmakers called small but growing body Why impeachment evidence for investigations, strip- of research suggesting ping Cuomo of his emer- unchecked community gency powers and even spread is the biggest fac- his resignation after new tor in nursing home out- tested TV’s standards breaks, and he has said details emerged this week By David Bauder Fox News Channel and SERVICES? language. Networks could about why certain nursing inadequate federal gov- AP MEDIA WRITER MSNBC. Often, they were No. Broadcasters — net- argue the same thing with home data was kept under ernment help with travel seen as well; the House works like ABC, CBS, NBC, the impeachment trial; wraps for months, despite restrictions, testing and NEW YORK — All the managers printed some of Fox and PBS — are subject it strengthens that point requests from lawmakers protective gear left New words abounded — the the dialogue on screens so to penalties because their when they “bleeped” out and others. York City and its suburbs ones that you’re not sup- viewers were clear about the bad language for later particularly vulnerable. posed to hear on broadcast signals are sent over pub- Top aide Melissa DeR- the often-muffled sounds lic airwaves. The other ser- reruns. osa told lawmakers the He has dismissed criti- television or, for that mat- that they were hearing. The FCC received com- cism as political and not- ter, in a lot of other places. vices are different, because data was delayed because Many of the networks users subscribe to them, plaints in 2018 after news officials worried that the ed that the thousands of Former President Don- bleeped out the offending programs aired stories nursing home residents’ ald Trump’s impeachment and thus are not subject to information was “going to language when repeating FCC penalties. about Trump referring to deaths in hospitals were trial last week featured be used against us” by the videos later, but not when So-called “basic” cable some African and Latin Trump administration’s always counted in the explicit language rarely they were broadcast live. American nations as “s—- heard on American air- services like CNN, ESPN Department of Justice. state’s overall tally. WHY IS THAT or USA tend to keep pro- hole countries,” but did not waves, particularly during The new salvos from “Died in a hospital, died UNUSUAL? fanity to a minimum be- take enforcement action. a dramatic 13-minute Republicans and Cuomo’s in a nursing home — they cause they don’t want to video presented by House The Federal Communi- ARE STANDARDS fellow Democrats mark died,” he said Jan. 29. offend advertisers. Pre- managers that showed cations Commission pro- DIFFERENT FOR a stark turnaround from The uproar might not mium services like HBO scenes from the Jan. 6 Cap- hibits broadcasters from NEWS EVENTS? the early days of the pan- have the same impact on and Netflix don’t depend itol riot and the enraged, airing indecent or profane demic, when Cuomo’s dai- the third-term Democrat on advertising, so they can That’s not in the rules. violent mob that caused it. content on television be- ly briefings helped cement as it would if he were fac- let their freak flags fly. But in practice, that’s the Why was hearing that tween the hours of 6 a.m. case, says Paul Levinson, a national reputation for ing reelection for the first language on network tele- and 10 p.m., when chil- WHAT’S THE a professor of communi- leadership. The briefings, time this year, Zaino said. vision unusual? And what dren could reasonably be LIKELIHOOD cations and media studies in which he promised to But it could make him less might it mean for the expected to be in the au- THAT BROADCAST at Fordham University. deliver “just the facts,” likely to be tapped for a future when it comes to dience. NETWORKS WILL BE “The FCC doesn’t want to won him an International post in the Biden admin- You can thank the late PENALIZED? istration. broadcast standards? get anywhere near what Emmy and helped lead to comic George Carlin for would be considered polit- his book, “American Cri- And Cuomo — who says WHAT DID THE The first requirement perpetuating that stan- for FCC action is getting a ical censorship,” he said. sis.” he will run again in 2022 RIOTERS SAY? dard. When his famous complaint from the public, News executives who “He stepped in it, more — is now facing criticism Repeated obscenities routine, “The Seven Words which would lead the gov- aired the language this than a little bit. It would that is increasingly com- were shouted by members You Can Never Say on ernment body to open an week argued that it would ing from members of his be bad enough if this had of the angry and agitated Television,” was played on investigation. There have be wrong to edit language own party. come out and he had not pro-Trump mob as they a New York radio station been some complaints, an being used on the floor “The governor’s lack of been publicly sort of cel- moved toward and inside in 1973, it led to a U.S. agency spokesman said of the U.S. Senate. Giv- ebrating, and been cele- transparency and stone- the U.S. Capitol that day. Supreme Court ruling Friday. But enforcement en the explicitness of the brated, for his handling walling regarding his They included a chant of that affirmed the FCC’s is unlikely for several rea- language used this week, of the pandemic,” said administration’s nursing “f—- the blue,” apparently authority to fine radio or sons. during daytime hours, Jeanne Zaino, political home actions is unaccept- directed at police officers, television stations for us- The FCC fined ABC and Levinson said he believes science professor at Iona able,” said state Sen. John and other swear words in- ing such words and, po- Fox in 2012 after they it’s a watershed moment College. “But putting that Mannion, one of 14 Dem- cluding “motherf——-,” as tentially, take away their aired obscenities blurt- in broadcast standards. aside, it doesn’t get more ocratic state senators who the crowd became more license to broadcast. ed out during an awards “The fact that this lan- serious than this. You’re said Friday that Cuomo’s confrontational and violent. ARE THE RULES show, but the Supreme guage was put out there,” talking about the deaths expanded emergency pow- They were heard on sev- THE SAME FOR Court threw the action out, he says, “is a very import- of 15,000 people.” ers should be repealed as eral networks, including BROADCAST, CABLE saying the networks could ant step forward in terms The Cuomo adminis- soon as possible. ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, AND STREAMING not have anticipated the of freedom of expression.” MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7

New York Tight vaccine supply in MA; VT State Senator Brad Hoylman, left, with his extends state of emergency husband David Sigal, right, BOSTON (AP) — Mas- will be extending the pan- cient and I believe we can pose with their sachusetts Gov. Charlie demic-related state of and are replicating that daughters Baker said he is frus- emergency on Monday for elsewhere in Maine.” Lucy Hoylman- trated that a tight vac- another month. Mills said about a quar- Sigal, 3, left, cine supply is preventing “This is simply the tool ter of a million doses of and Silvia health care providers from we need to respond to the vaccine have been admin- Hoylman- vaccinating as many peo- pandemic,” he said Friday istered in Maine in the six Sigal, 10, both ple against COVID-19 as during his twice-weekly weeks since the vaccina- born through they can. virus brie ng. tion program began. Baker said the state has He said he’s hopeful that surrogacy, in “The more people who the capacity to adminis- there will not be too many get vaccinated today, to- New York. ter 242,000 doses of vac- more of these extensions morrow, the next day, the cine a week, but has only in the future as more Ver- FILE PHOTO | been receiving 103,000 to monters get vaccinated, next week, the more we’ll ASSOCIATED PRESS 106,000 doses a week. particularly those vulner- be able to beat back the “At this point, we have able to severe illness or variants we hope, and far more capacity to deliv- death. beat back the virus,” she No longer an outlier: New York er vaccine than we have Then “we’ll begin to said. available vaccine,” Baker again turn the spigot NEW HAMPSHIRE ends commercial surrogacy ban said Saturday after tour- once more and get back to ing a mass vaccination whatever normal will be,” A bill aimed at helping By David Crary “We went to California that led to the births of site at the East eld Mall Scott said. people re-enter the work- force after the coronavirus AP NATIONAL WRITER because it had the best their daughters, Silvia, Spring eld. “I’d like to get MAINE laws,” Hoylman said. “Now now 10, and Lucy, 3. to the point where we are pandemic has cleared the NEW YORK — To be- New York has the best law. Gestational surrogacy in the business of deliv- A COVID-19 vaccination state Senate. come a father of two We think it’s a model for routinely costs between ering as much vaccine as clinic in Bangor expanded The bill, sponsored by daughters, New York other states.” $100,000 and $150,000. we possibly can given the its operation, with plans Sen. Jay Kahn, D-Keene, state Sen. Brad Hoylman The new law allows ges- Hoylman declined to es- capacity we have built to vaccinate 5,000 people would create a workforce and his husband made tational surrogacy on a timate the total costs in- to the people of the com- a day. pathway program mod- cross-country trips to Cal- commercial basis, involv- curred by him and Sigal monwealth, because, let’s Gov. Janet Mills visited eled on programs in oth- ifornia, where the girls the Northern Light vacci- ing a surrogate who is not but said, “It was worth ev- face it, this is big a part of er states that offer short were born through surro- nation clinic at the Cross genetically related to the ery penny.” helping us get over COVID term training to meet gacy arrangements. Insurance Center in Ban- embryo. An egg is removed Among the standard and getting it behind us.” demand in speci c indus- At the time, New York gor on Saturday. from the intended mother, costs are fees for lawyers Massachusetts has now tries such as health care, was one of a handful of Mills visited the clinic on fertilized with sperm and and the surrogacy agency, administered more than advanced manufacturing, states outlawing commer- the opening day for a sec- then transferred to a sur- the cost of in vitro fertil- 1 million doses of vaccine, cial surrogacy. Now, it’s ond vaccination pod that technology trades and au- rogate — in contrast to so- ization, plus compensa- Baker said. tomotive. about to become legal after The focus in Massa- includes 20 more tables called traditional surro- tion and health insurance He says such programs years of activism by Hoyl- chusetts will remain on and 30 more volunteer man and a host of allies gacy that involves an egg for the surrogate. Com- staff. save employers money in from the surrogate. The pensation rates vary wide- making sure as many res- who nally overcame tena- idents who are 75 and old- “This is the picture of recruitment and training, gestational option is wel- ly — generally $25,000 to cious political opposition. er get vaccinated before ef ciency. People are not while also lling crucial comed by many LGBTQ $50,000. Instead of being a na- expanding vaccine eligi- anxious, they’re not an- workforce needs. people who want to be par- The rst bill seeking to tional outlier, New York bility, Baker said. gry,” Mills said. “They ha- The bill passed the Sen- will become a leader, ac- ents, as well as by couples repeal the New York ban ven’t been crowded into a ate Thursday on a vote of cording to experts on sur- struggling with infertility. was introduced by Assem- VERMONT room with other people. 22-2. It now goes to the rogacy . They say the new With the change in New blywoman Amy Paulin in Vermont Gov. Phil Scott This is so smooth and ef - House. law, passed in April and York, surrogacy advocates 2012, the year Hoylman taking effect on Monday, say only Louisiana and was elected to the Senate. has a surrogates’ bill of Michigan have laws ex- It  oundered for years in High court denies accused Ghosn rights providing the na- plicitly prohibiting paid the face of staunch opposi- tion’s strongest protec- gestational surrogacy. Ne- tion by the Roman Catho- tions for women serving braska has no explicit ban, lic Church and some fem- smugglers’ bid to stay in U.S. but a statute there says inists, who argued that as surrogates. By Alanna Durkin Among the provisions: paid surrogacy contracts paid surrogacy led to the are unenforceable. exploitation of women. Richer the right to independent ASSOCIATED PRESS legal representation, a Hoylman, who was the “Under this bill, women guarantee of comprehen- surrogacy bill’s lead spon- in economic need become BOSTON — The U.S. sive medical coverage, and sor in the New York Sen- commercialized vessels for Supreme Court cleared the right to make their ate, and his husband, lm- rent, and the fetuses they the way Saturday for the own health care decisions, maker David Sigal, made carry become the property extradition of an Ameri- including whether to ter- about 10 trips to Califor- of others,” renowned femi- can father and son wanted minate or continue a preg- nia between them to help nist Gloria Steinem wrote by Japan in the escape of nancy. oversee the arrangements to lawmakers in 2019. former Nissan Motor Co. boss Carlos Ghosn. Justice Stephen Brey- Imprisoned ex-FBI agent who er denied a bid to put the extradition on hold to give Michael and Peter Taylor worked with Bulger seeks release time to pursue an appeal in their case challenging BOSTON (AP) — The for protecting members of the U.S. of cials’ plans to former FBI agent serving Bulger’s Winter Hill Gang hand them over to Japan. a 40-year prison sentence from prosecution and tip- Michael Taylor, a U.S. for alerting Boston mob- ping them about infor- Army Special Forces vet- ster Whitey Bulger that mants in their ranks. eran, and his son are ac- he could be implicated in Bulger, who spent 16 cused of helping Ghosn, FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a murder is seeking to be years as one of America’s who led the Japanese au- Former Nissan Motor Co. Chairman Carlos released from prison on most wanted men before tomaker for two decades, Ghosn holds a press conference at the Maronite medical grounds. being arrested in Califor-  ee the country last year Christian Holy Spirit University of Kaslik in The Florida Commission nia in 2011, was killed in with Ghosn tucked away Lebanon. on Offender Review will federal prison in West Vir- in a box on a private jet. hear the request Wednes- ginia in 2018. The  ight went rst to they are consigned to the Court of Appeals in Boston day from John “Zip” Con- Connolly’s wife and three Turkey, and then to Leb- fate that awaits them at refused Thursday to put nolly, who is being held at grown children are still anon, where Ghosn has the hands of the Japanese the extradition on hold, the Reception and Medi- living in the Boston area, citizenship but which has government,” their attor- nding that the Taylors cal Center in Lake Butler, Mullane said, and they no extradition treaty with neys wrote. are unlikely to succeed on Florida. hope he will be allowed to Japan. U.S. authorities had said FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the merits of their case. “It’s on the docket for the return to Massachusetts. Lawyers for the Taylors they would not hand the The Taylors have been 17th and he’s seeking a con- Former FBI agent John “This has been a punish- argue the men can’t legal- men over to Japan while locked up at a suburban ditional medical release,” Connolly listens to the ment for the whole family, ly be extradited and will their bid for a stay was Boston jail since their ar- said commission spokes- testimony during his and they have suffered,” be treated unfairly in the pending before Breyer, an rest last May. person Angela Meredith. A trial in Miami. Mullane said. Japan. Their lawyers told attorney for the Taylors Ghosn was out on bail majority vote would lead to Callahan’s wife, Mary, the Supreme Court in a said. at the of his escape and Connolly’s release, she said. of second-degree murder also 80, said she just cel- brief led Friday that the Michael Taylor said in awaiting trial on allega- Connolly’s Cambridge after a mob hitman killed ebrated what would have men would face harsh an interview with The tions that he underreport- lawyer, Peter Mullane, World Jai Alai President been her 61st wedding an- treatment in the Japanese Associated Press that he ed his income and com- con rmed to the Boston John Callahan in Fort niversary. criminal justice system. feels betrayed that the mitted a breach of trust Herald Friday that Con- Lauderdale in 1982. Trial “For me, this is never “The issues raised by U.S. would try to turn him by diverting Nissan mon- nolly, who is 80, is seeking evidence showed Connolly over. My daughter said petitioners merit full and over to Japan after his ey for his personal gain. to be released. tipped Bulger that Callah- that to me recently,” Mary careful consideration, and service to the country. Tay- Ghosn said he  ed because “He has multiple mela- an was about to implicate Callahan said Friday. “I the stakes are enormous lor refused to discuss the he could not expect a fair nomas and pretty bad dia- the gang in another killing. remember the last time we for them. The very least details of the case because trial, was subjected to un- betes. Two serious illness- Separately, Connolly celebrated my anniversary, the U.S. courts owe the of the possibility that he fair conditions in deten- es,” Mullane said. served nearly 10 years in John told me you get me petitioners is a full chance could be tried in Japan, tion and was barred from Connolly, who was James prison after being convict- ‘for another year.’ That’s to litigate these issues, but he insisted his son had meeting his wife under his “Whitey” Bulger’s FBI han- ed in 2002 of racketeering an Irish joke. He actually including exercising their no involvement. bail conditions. Ghosn has dler, was convicted in 2008 and obstruction of justice gave me a string of pearls.” appellate rights, before The 1st U.S. Circuit denied any wrongdoing.

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WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Bruins anthem singer serenades Kane’s Donuts By Guthrie in both of those passions. Kane’s Donuts is New Scrimgeour When not working his England’s legacy donut ITEM STAFF day job, Angilly can be shop. It is ranked in the found at SportsDeck at top 10 in the United SAUGUS — “I love to TD Garden, working as States for serving hand- get a chance to sing,” said Boston Bruins a bartender then, during crafted donuts and treats Boston Bruins National National normal times, stealing that are made fresh daily Anthem singer Todd away to sing the Anthem with local ingredients. Anthem singer Angilly on the patio of at Bruins games. Kane’s is offering three Todd Angilly Kane’s Donuts’ Route 1 “I had dreams of being an new flavors for the month hands out location this Valentine’s opera singer,” he said. “And of February — Pink Boa, roses and Day while he was taking M&M and Chocolate serenades a break between songs. then the opportunity to Orgasm. customers “It’s the perfect opportu- work in corrections came up and it just seemed like The latter flavor is a with nity to make some people Valentine’s smile,” he said. what I wanted to do — get- rich, cake donut doused in ting to work with people.” Hersey’s chocolate syrup, Day-themed For the Valentine’s Day songs at event, Angilly performed Angilly is also offering coated in crushed choc- Kane’s Donuts love songs for people “Sidewalk Serenades,” olate cookies, and filled walking by and those which involves delivering with chocolate pudding. in Saugus. waiting in cars in the a four-course gourmet The store also offered spe- Italian meal to people cial Valentine’s Day K-pops, ITEM PHOTOS | establishment’s drive- JULIA HOPKINS through line. Along with while singing a few songs which were only available providing entertainment, for them in the process. over the holiday weekend. the event was aimed at Angilly celebrated Val- The donut shop has been raising money to benefit entine’s Day with his wife in operation for 66 years, the local nonprofit, Chris- this Friday, and spent most beginning with Kane’s topher’s Haven, a home of Sunday performing, first now-iconic “legacy” store, for children and families at Kane’s and then with which opened in Saugus in affected by cancer. his “Sidewalk Serenades.” 1955. In 2016, the compa- The donut shop is “I’m just trying to keep ny opened a second loca- matching the total the positivity going — to tion, “Kane’s Downtown” amount raised by Angil- take the opportunity to in the heart of Boston’s ly’s performance. use something negative financial district at Inter- Angilly lives in Lynnfield and turn it into some- national Place. In March and works for the Mas- thing good,” he said, 2019, Kane’s opened sachusetts Department before launching into his its Route 1 location in of Correction, providing rendition of Dean Mar- Saugus, “Kane’s Flagship,” classes and education tin’s “That’s Amore.” which features a drive- to people in the justice “When the moon hits through and donut-prep system so they can gain your eye like a big pizza observation area. meaningful employment pie,” he crooned to the after their release. He is customers, who were Guthrie Scrimgeour also classically trained in visibly delighted by the can be reached at gscrim- opera, and likes to engage surprise performance. [email protected]. As suicides rise, young survivors make case for hope in film By Lynn Elber With suicides by young Sheila Nevins. (The last critical to realize you can’t ASSOCIATED PRESS people already on the rise names of the participants go it alone. in recent years and the were omitted from the “I was struggling really LOS ANGELES (AP) — relentless pandemic piling documentary.) badly and I didn’t reach “Each and Every Day” rep- on pressure, a film giving “It was an immediate out for help, and not reach- resents studies in courage, voice to those who attempt- ‘yes,’” Hannah said in an ing out for help almost both in life and in the MTV ed or considered suicide interview. “I need to do killed me,” said Hannah. Emma in a documentary about young takes on more urgency. It this, I need to take this op- “I really want them to see scene from people and suicide. airs commercial-free at 9 portunity to tell my story. what not to do.” “Each and In frank and revelatory p.m. EST Tuesday on MTV. Hopefully, kids and people Family and friends also Every Day,” conversations, nine sur- One young person, a out there who watch will have a crucial role, Shiva about young vivors recount what took college student named listen to my story. Hopeful- said. people and them to the brink and how Hannah, didn’t hesitate ly, they see that I overcame “If you think someone is suicide. they fought, and continue when she was invited to so many obstacles and they thinking about suicide, ask to fight, to keep claim on be part of the project from can, too.” them. Talking about it isn’t FILE PHOTO | themselves and their right director Alexandra Shiva She emphasized what going to put someone more ASSOCIATED PRESS to live. and executive producer others in the film say: It’s at risk,” she said.

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By Mike Alongi with 16 points, three re- Loescher ( ve points, eight ITEM SPORTS EDITOR bounds and four blocks. rebounds) and Mike Yen- Omri Merryman added 10 tin (four points, four re- LYNN — The No. 4 St. points and three rebounds bounds) also played well Mary’s boys basketball off the bench, while Sam- in the loss. team shook off a bit of a my Batista (six points) St. Mary’s got off to a slow start Sunday after- and Nick Sacco ( ve pretty slow start, falling noon and never looked points, seven rebounds) behind six points after back, taking down rival No. also played well in the Fenwick got off to an 8-2 5 Bishop Fenwick by a score start. However, behind a of 73-64 in a CCL Cup win. “Omri came up with 10 14-point rst quarter from quarter nal game at Tony Brown Jr., the Spartans Conigliaro Gymnasium. big points in the fourth quarter for us and our were able to go on a 20-3 “It’s de nitely great to run to close the quarter get Fenwick back after guys have really been clicking nicely since we in- and take a 22-11 lead into they beat us a couple the end of the rst quarter. weeks ago, and it was a serted Nick Sacco into the “Fenwick came out hard-fought game the starting lineup,” Brown strong and knocked down whole way,” said St. Mary’s said. some shots, but eventually coach Dave Brown. “We For Fenwick, Alex Gon- we were able to get some got some great perfor- zalez led the way with 16 of their guys in foul trou- mances up and down the points and 10 rebounds. ble and then take advan- lineup, which was great to Max Grenert was right be- tage,” said Brown. “David’s see.” hind with 14 points and 10 big rst quarter really got David Brown Jr. led the rebounds, while Che us on a roll and freed ev- scoring attack for St. Hanks also scored 14 eryone else up to make ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS Mary’s with 30 points and points. Jason Romans plays as well.” ve rebounds, while Ali (nine points, two re- St. Mary’s sophomore David Brown Jr. led all scorers with 30 points in a Barry lled the stat sheet bounds), Christian ST. MARY’S, B2 win over Bishop Fenwick a CCL Cup quarter nal game Sunday afternoon.

FILE PHOTO | JOE BROWN ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK St. Mary’s senior captain Marina DiBiasio (right) netted a hat trick in the Bishop Fenwick senior captain Veronica Tache scored 20 points to lead Spartans’ win over Archbishop Williams in a CCL Cup quarter nal game. the Crusaders in a CCL Cup quarter nal victory over Bishop Stang. St. Mary’s girls hockey blanks Fenwick girls basketball Williams to open CCL Cup rolls in CCL Cup quarter nal By Mike Alongi players contributed to this Coleman, Aria Kader and By Mike Alongi really good,” said Fenwick state sheet with 12 points, ITEM SPORTS EDITOR win for us, which is always Cara Donato each had one ITEM SPORTS EDITOR coach Adam DeBaggis. “Our three rebounds and eight great to see.” assist. Goalies Angelina communication on that end assists, while junior Nasha LYNN — The No. 3 St. Marina DiBiasio led the Catino, Rhylee Smith and PEABODY — Behind a of the  oor has been unbe- Arnold had 10 points and Mary’s girls hockey team way for St. Mary’s with three Gianna Tringale combined strong defensive effort, the lievable and we’re not al- four rebounds. Junior Maria put it all together in the No. 3 Bishop Fenwick girls goals, while Maggie Pierce to earn the shutout in net. lowing the other team to get Orfanos (six points), senior CCL Cup quarter nal Sat- basketball team rolled to a notched two goals and four “It was really great to get any good shots. It’s also re- captain Liz Gonzalez (four urday night, rolling to a 6-0 60-37 win over No. 6 Bishop assists. Jenna Chaplain add- everybody in the game, and ally opening up our transi- points, nine rebounds), ju- victory over No. 6 Archbish- Stang in the CCL Cup quar- ed two goals and three as- it was especially nice to get tion game, which is helping nior Julia Loescher (four op Williams at Connery ter nal Saturday afternoon. sists, Samantha Porazinski all three goalies into the our offense.” points, two rebounds) and Rink. had two goals and two as- The Crusaders only allowed game since this might be our Senior captain Veronica freshman Ella Andrews “This was a good team win sists and Felicia D’Alessan- 14 total points in the rst Tache had a big game for last home game of the year,” (four points, two rebounds) against a solid league oppo- dro had one goal and two half en route to the win. the Crusaders with 20 said Pagliuca. also played well in the win. nent,” said St. Mary’s coach assists. Makayla McGrath, “Our defense for the last points on six 3-pointers. Ju- Frank Pagliuca. “A lot of Caitlyn O’Donnell, Hannah SPARTANS, B2 few games has just been nior Olivia Found lled the FENWICK, B2 Peabody/Lynn eld girls hockey wins sixth straight game Arlington Catholic 2, Marblehead (3-3-1) SCHOOL ROUNDUP Bishop Fenwick 1 hosts Newburyport Mon- By Mike Alongi Fenwick closes the sea- day afternoon (12). ITEM SPORTS EDITOR son at 6-5-0. BOYS HOCKEY Winthrop 1, Lynn eld 4, Goalie Audrey Buckley Newburyport 0 Pentucket 4 recorded her rst career Hannah Parker scored Lynn eld (5-4-3) takes shutout as the Peabody/ the lone goal for the Vi- on Hamilton-Wenham Lynn eld girls hockey kings in the victory, while Monday afternoon (3:15). team earned a 6-0 win Mia Norris had one assist. Peabody 4, over Northeastern Hock- Goalie Summer Tallent Saugus 0 ey League foe Gloucester earned the shutout in net. Senior captain goalie Saturday. With the win, Winthrop (9-2-0) hosts Lucas DeMild notched a the Tanners took home Beverly/Danvers Wednes- 20-save shutout in net for their sixth straight day evening (5). the Tanners, while senior victory. Marblehead 2, Matt Devin scored two Paige Thibedeau led the Beverly/Danvers 1 goals to lead the offense. offense with two goals, Hadley Wales and Elsa Anthony Bettencourt and while Chloe Considine, Wood each scored one goal Andrew Sousa each scored Catie Kampersal and in the victory, while goalie one goal in the win. Hannah Gromko each Lily Francoeur made 32 Peabody (3-6-1) and scored one goal. Avery saves in a stellar perfor- Saugus (3-6-1) meet again Bird also scored one goal, mance. Monday afternoon (12:50). her rst of the season. Prior to the game, the Winthrop 3, Peabody/Lynn eld (8-1- Magicians honored their Masconomet 3 0) hosts Beverly/Danvers two seniors — Abby Ka- Winthrop (7-2-2) hosts Monday afternoon (12) in linowski and Mackenzie Marblehead Monday af- ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK another NEHL battle. Walles — for their contri- ternoon (2). GIRLS HOCKEY butions to the program Peabody/Lynn eld’s Chloe Considine scored one goal in the Tanners’ win CCL Cup Quarter nal over the years. ROUNDUP, B2 over Gloucester Saturday. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2021

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE MONDAY WEDNESDAY St. Mary’s boys basketball moves Boys Basketball Boys Basketball Saugus at Winthrop (2) Salem at Gloucester (10) Salem at Peabody (2) Salem Academy at Winthrop (12) Gloucester at Marblehead (5:30) Peabody at Marblehead (5:30) on to CCL Cup semifinal with win Girls Basketball CAL Tournament Winthrop at Saugus (11:45) Lynnfield at North Reading (5) Peabody at Salem (2) CCL Cup Semifinal ST. MARY’S season at 9-8. The Crusad- Marblehead at Gloucester (2) St. Mary’s vs. Archbishop Williams/ From B1 ers now say goodbye to a CCL Cup Quarterfinal Bishop Stang (TBD) group of eight seniors, in- Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (6) Girls Basketball “I think St. Mary’s was cluding key contributors Boys Hockey Gloucester at Salem (2) really able to come out af- Winthrop at Malden Catholic (3) Gonzalez, Grenert and Peabody at Saugus (12:50) ter that start and push the Loescher. St. Mary’s at Weymouth (1:50) Marblehead at Peabody (5) Marblehead at Winthrop (2) CCL Cup Semifinal pace and get a lot of bas- “Those guys mean a lot Lynnfield at Hamilton-Wenham (3:15) Bishop Fenwick at Bishop Feehan (6) kets in transition,” said to me because they’ve Malden Catholic at St. John’s Prep Boys Hockey Fenwick coach Kevin Mo- been here for four years (3:30) Marblehead at Danvers (11) ran. “They were able to and they’ve been a huge Girls Hockey Swampscott at Saugus (12:40) Gloucester at Winthrop (2) make a couple of quick part of our success,” said Beverly/Danvers at Peabody/Lynnfield shots, get us on our heels (12) CCL Cup Semifinal Moran. “Obviously it was Newburyport at Marblehead (12) Arlington Catholic at St. Mary’s (2) and ride the momentum a tough and strange year TUESDAY Girls Hockey for the whole game.” and I think we’re all a lit- Peabody/Lynnfield at Medford/Mal- From there, St. Mary’s tle disappointed it wasn’t Boys Basketball den (12) Marblehead at Salem (12) Marblehead at Masconomet (2:35) was able to keep a pretty a normal year, but at the Saugus at Swampscott (2) Beverly/Danvers at Winthrop (5) firm hold on its lead. Fen- same time we’re all happy Girls Basketball CCL Cup Semifinal wick went on a run toward that we were able to get Gloucester at Saugus (11:45) St. Mary’s at Austin Prep (7:30) the end of the first half to out and play and have this Girls Hockey Gymnastics cut the deficit to seven experience together.” Peabody/Lynnfield at Masconomet (3:20) Masconomet at Bishop Fenwick (7) points, but the Spartans St. Mary’s (12-5) takes were still able to take a on the winner of No. 1 TV/RADIO 31-23 lead into the half- Archbishop Williams and time break. No. 9 Bishop Stang in the TV St. Mary’s was able to CCL Cup semifinal NBA stretch its lead to as many Wednesday (TBD). 7 p.m...... Houston at Washington...... NBATV as 12 points in the third “We’re just excited to 10 p.m...... Miami at LA Clippers...... NBATV quarter, but Fenwick kept have the opportunity to NBA G League battling back. After the play for something this 3 p.m...... G League Ignite vs. Iowa Wolves...... ESPNU Spartans took a 48-38 year, and we’re so grateful Men’s College Basketball lead into the fourth, Fen- to the CCL athletic direc- 7 p.m...... Virginia at Florida St...... ESPN wick went on a sustained tors for putting this tour- 9 p.m...... Texas Southern at Jackson St...... ESPNU run that brought the Cru- nament together,” said 9 p.m...... Texas Tech at TCU...... ESPN saders to within five Brown. “We know that no Women’s College Basketball points with four minutes matter who we face on 7 p.m...... Kentucky at Florida...... SEC Network to play. But the Spartans Wednesday it’ll be a tough stood firm in the face of game, so we’ve just got to 7 p.m...... Seton Hall at DePaul...... FS1 ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS 7 p.m...... Stanford at Oregon...... ESPN2 that run, hitting a few big keep playing good basket- Ali Barry had 16 points, three rebounds and NHL shots down the stretch to ball, keep our confidence walk away with the win. up and battle through any four blocks for St. Mary’s in a win over Bishop 4 p.m...... St. Louis at Arizona...... NHL Network Fenwick finishes the adversity we come across.” Fenwick. 7 p.m...... NY Islanders at Buffalo...... NBCSN Men’s Soccer 1 p.m...... Premier League: Sheffield at West Ham...... NBCSN 3 p.m...... Premier League: Newcastle at Chelsea...... NBCSN Fenwick girls basketball takes down Tennis 9 p.m...... Australian Open...... ESPN2 9 p.m...... Australian Open...... ESPN2 Bishop Stang in CCL Cup quarterfinal Winter Sports 11:30 p.m...... Bobsled & Skeleton World Championships ....NBCSN FENWICK From B1 NBA “Veronica was just EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division lights-out the whole game, W L Pct GB W L Pct GB but what was really great Philadelphia 18 9 .667 — San Antonio 15 11 .577 — Brooklyn 16 12 .571 2½ Dallas 13 14 .481 2½ was getting so many con- Boston 13 13 .500 4½ Memphis 10 11 .476 2½ tributions up and down New York 13 15 .464 5½ New Orleans 11 14 .440 3½ Toronto 12 14 .462 5½ Houston 11 15 .423 4 the rotation,” said DeBag- Southeast Division Northwest Division gis. “It’s obviously the ide- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB al situation when you Charlotte 13 14 .481 — Utah 22 5 .815 — Miami 11 15 .423 1½ Portland 15 10 .600 6 have multiple people con- Atlanta 11 15 .423 1½ Denver 14 11 .560 7 tributing like that.” Orlando 10 17 .370 3 Oklahoma City 10 15 .400 11 Washington 7 17 .292 4½ Minnesota 6 20 .231 15½ Despite a little bit of Central Division Pacific Division back-and-forth in the first W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Milwaukee 16 10 .615 — L.A. Lakers 21 6 .778 — few minutes of the game, Indiana 14 13 .519 2½ L.A. Clippers 19 8 .704 2 Fenwick was very quickly Chicago 10 15 .400 5½ Phoenix 16 9 .640 4 able to take control. After Cleveland 10 17 .370 6½ Golden State 14 13 .519 7 Detroit 7 19 .269 9 Sacramento 12 13 .480 8 Stang jumped out to a 4-3 Sunday’s Games Houston at Washington, 7 p.m. lead in the early minutes, Washington 104, Boston 91 Atlanta at New York, 7:30 p.m. Fenwick closed the first Minnesota at Toronto, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Utah, 9 p.m. New Orleans at Detroit, 7 p.m. Brooklyn at Sacramento, 10 p.m. quarter on a 14-2 run to San Antonio at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Cleveland at Golden State, 10 p.m. take a 17-6 lead. Portland at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. Miami at L.A. Clippers, 10 p.m. Milwaukee at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Tuesday’s Games That’s when the Crusad- Orlando at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Denver at Boston, 7 p.m. ers hit their stride. Behind Cleveland at L.A. Clippers, 10 p.m. San Antonio at Detroit, 7 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Denver, 10 p.m. New Orleans at Memphis, 7:30 p.m. some big shots from Tache Monday’s Games L.A. Lakers at Minnesota, 8 p.m. and strong play from Ar- Chicago at Indiana, 7 p.m. Portland at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. nold, Fenwick was able to extend its lead out to as NHL many as 19 points before EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE taking a 33-14 lead into ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK East Division West Division the halftime break. GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Bishop Fenwick’s Olivia Found had 12 points, three rebounds and eight Boston 14 10 2 2 22 42 30 St. Louis 15 9 4 2 20 52 48 “Good defense and good Philadelphia 13 8 3 2 18 46 41 Vegas 12 9 2 1 19 40 28 passing were the keys for assists in a win over Bishop Stang Saturday afternoon. Washington 12 6 3 3 15 44 45 Colorado 11 7 3 1 15 38 24 N.Y. Islanders 13 6 4 3 15 32 33 Anaheim 15 6 6 3 15 30 39 that run,” said DeBaggis. Pittsburgh 12 6 5 1 13 37 44 Arizona 14 6 6 2 14 39 42 “Our assist numbers are other end. That’s a great Fenwick (10-4) moves on them the last time we N.Y. Rangers 13 4 6 3 11 31 34 Minnesota 11 6 5 0 12 30 30 recipe for success.” to the CCL Cup semifinal played, but we know it’s go- New Jersey 9 4 3 2 10 23 26 Los Angeles 13 4 6 3 11 40 44 way up over the past few Buffalo 10 4 4 2 10 30 32 San Jose 13 5 7 1 11 35 49 games and it’s really The second half was against No. 2 Bishop Fee- ing to be a tough game,” said Central Division North Division opened up our offense. much of the same, with han on the road Wednesday DeBaggis. “We’re very even- GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Tampa Bay 13 10 2 1 21 50 26 Toronto 15 11 3 1 23 53 38 We’re not allowing the op- Fenwick extending its lead evening (5). ly matched teams with sim- Florida 12 8 2 2 18 38 36 Montreal 15 9 4 2 20 52 39 posing team to get any to as many as 26 points be- “We should go into that ilar makeups, so it’s sure to Carolina 12 9 3 0 18 43 33 Edmonton 16 9 7 0 18 55 52 Columbus 16 7 5 4 18 47 53 Winnipeg 14 8 5 1 17 47 38 good looks, and then we’re fore cruising to a 23-point game with a measure of be another intense high Chicago 16 7 5 4 18 47 49 Calgary 14 7 6 1 15 40 37 getting great looks on the victory. confidence since we beat school basketball game.” Dallas 12 5 3 4 14 40 34 Vancouver 18 7 11 0 14 54 67 Nashville 15 6 9 0 12 36 52 Ottawa 16 3 12 1 7 34 64 Detroit 16 4 10 2 10 33 51 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. Sunday’s Games Calgary at Vancouver, 10 p.m. St. Mary’s girls hockey kicks off CCL Cup Washington at Pittsburgh, 3 p.m. Anaheim at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Colorado at Vegas, 7 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Monday’s Games N.Y. Islanders at Buffalo, 7 p.m. St. Louis at Arizona, 4 p.m. New Jersey at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Columbus at Carolina, 7 p.m. Washington at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. with shutout win over Archbishop Williams Florida at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Nashville at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Colorado at Vegas, 10 p.m. Ottawa at Toronto, 7 p.m. Minnesota at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. SPARTANS In the second period, St. D’Alessandro found the tying them in the other Chicago at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Mary’s blew the game back of the net. two meetings. Nashville at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Florida at Carolina, 5 p.m. From B1 Winnipeg at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Ottawa at Toronto, 7 p.m. open behind two goals St. Mary’s (12-2-3) will “I was very proud of our Pierce got things start- from Chaplain and an- now take on No. 2 Austin effort (Saturday), and ed for the Spartans with other from Porazinski. Prep in the CCL Cup we’re looking to continue TODAY IN SPORTS a goal just one minute Leading heavily in the semifinal Wednesdaythat level of play going Feb. 15 Las Vegas. into the game, then DiBi- third period, the Spar- night (7:30). The two forward,” said Pagliuca. 1932 — Eddie Eagen, as a member 1980 — Rookie Wayne Gretzky ties asio netted two of her tans continued to add to teams have already met “We’re really looking for- of the four-man U.S. bobsled team, the NHL record with seven assists in own to put St. Mary’s their lead as DiBiasio three times this season, ward to playing Austin wins a gold medal at the Winter a game and sets a scoring record for ahead 3-0 at the first in- completed her hat trick with the Spartans losing Prep for the fourth time Olympics in Lake Placid, New York. first-year players in Edmonton’s 8-2 termission. and both Porazinski and to the Cougars once and on Wednesday.” He previously won a gold medal in victory over the Washington Capitals. boxing light heavyweight division at 1986 — A crowd of 44,180, at the the 1920 Summer Games in Ant- time the largest to attend an NBA werp, Belgium. game, turned out at the Pontiac Sil- Peabody boys basketball beats Essex Tech 1936 — Sonja Henie of Norway, verdome to watch the Pistons beat wins her third consecutive Olympics the Sixers 134-133 in overtime. Senior Drew Lucas and Salem (9-2) travels to week, with the date and 1994 — Kentucky makes one of the ROUNDUP figure skating gold medal in Gar- freshman Anthony Forte Peabody Monday after- time to be determined lat- misch-Partenkirchen, Germany. greatest comebacks in college bas- From B1 each scored 16 points to noon (2). er. 1953 — Tenley Albright becomes the ketball history with a 99-95 victory first American woman to win a world over LSU after trailing by 31 points St. John’s Prep 1, pace the offense for the Winthrop (0-11) hosts GIRLS BASKETBALL figure skating title beating Germany’s with 15:30 to play. St. John’s (Shrewsbury) 0 Tanners, while Colin Be- Saugus Monday after- St. Mary’s 63, Gundi Busch at the World Champion- 1994 — Freshman Ila Borders be- Christian Rosa scored rube added six points. noon (2). Fontbonne 45 ships in Davos, Switzerland. comes the first woman to pitch in an one goal in the win for the Peabody (6-3) hosts Sa- St. John’s Prep 88, Behind a big dou- 1964 — Ken Hubbs, the 22-year- NCAA or NAIA game. The left-hander Eagles, while junior goal- lem Monday afternoon Xaverian 57 ble-double from Alyssa old Chicago Cubs second baseman, pitches a complete-game for South- ie Peyton Palladino (2). Rollie Castineyra led Grossi (10 points, 11 re- dies when his private plane crashes ern California College, allowing five earned his first career Salem 51, the way for the Prep with bounds and five steals), in Utah. The 1962 NL Rookie of the hits in the Vanguards’ 12-1 win over varsity shutout in his Winthrop 33 21 points, while Jack Per- the Spartans finished the Year had his pilot’s license for two Claremont-Mudd. first varsity start. The Witches, who played ry was close behind with regular season with a weeks and was flying in bad weather. 1995 — Charlie Standish sets a PBA St. John’s Prep (2-3-3) their fourth game in as 15 points. Aidan Callahan strong non-conference 1974 — Boston’s Phil Esposito record by rolling three perfect games hosts Malden Catholic and Kyle Webster each scores his 1,000th point with an as- in the first round of the Peoria Open many days, were led by victory Saturday. sist in the Bruins’ 4-2 victory over the bowling tournament. Standish rolls Monday afternoon (3:30) Bobby Jellison’s 12 points. scored eight points in the St. Mary’s closes the Vancouver Canucks. the 300s in the second, fourth and for its Senior Day. Jorge Guerrero was close win. regular season at 17-3 1978 — Leon Spinks wins a 15-round sixth games of the six-game round BOYS BASKETBALL behind with 11 points, St. John’s Prep (6-2) will and will host Austin Prep split decision over Muhammad Ali to and at one point has 23 consecutive Peabody 53, while Ethan Doyle added play in the Catholic Con- in the CCL Cup quarterfi- take the world heavyweight title at strikes. Essex Tech 30 eight points. ference Tournament this nal Monday evening (6). MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Doctors who say no to opioid

People comfort use face threats from patients each other as they sit and By Tammy Webber mourn at one ASSOCIATED PRESS of seventeen One patient threatened crosses, after to shoot Dr. Terry Hunt if a candlelight physical therapy didn’t re- vigil for the lieve his pain as effective- victims of ly as opioids did. Another the shooting harassed his staff, then at Marjory roamed a hospital search- Stoneman ing for Hunt after being Douglas High told he would be weaned School, in off painkillers he had used Parkland, Fla. inappropriately. Hunt was unharmed, but FILE PHOTO | shaken enough to ask the ASSOCIATED PRESS central Illinois hospital system where he worked to dismiss both patients. On Parkland anniversary, Biden So when he heard about PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Tuesday’s attack at a med- Law enforcement personnel walk toward the ical clinic in Buffalo, Min- Allina Health clinic where multiple people calls for tougher gun laws nesota, that left one per- were shot in Buffalo, Minn. son dead and four injured, By Bobby entine’s Day in 2018. “The passage of time When the gunfire ended, has done little to heal the “the first thing I assumed health system have not drew Kolodny, a professor Caina Calvan ASSOCIATED PRESS 14 students and three staff heartbreak we felt upon is that it was something to addressed the specifics of at Braindeis University members were dead, and hearing the shocking news do with pain medication,” Ulrich’s treatment or med- and a founder of Physi- TALLAHASSEE, Fla. 17 others were wounded. three years ago today, nor said Hunt, who now works ications. cians for Responsible Opi- — Sorrow reverberated The suspect, Nikolas Cruz, dulled our sense of outrage for the Mayo Clinic in Doctors who treat pain oid Prescribing, said pa- across the country Sun- Rochester, Minnesota, and say threats of violence es- tients are convinced that is still awaiting trial. at the lack of consequen- day as Americans, includ- In his proclamation for a tial legislative action from a Mayo Clinic Health Sys- calated markedly in recent opioids are treating their ing President Joe Biden, tem facility in Red Wing, years as mounting legal underlying problem be- day of remembrance, De- lawmakers since that hor- joined a Florida commu- Santis asked fellow Florid- rible morning — laws that Minnesota. “It makes us and regulatory pressure cause if they try to go with- nity in remembering the ask about our own work- stemming from the deadly out a dose or as their previ- ians to pause for a moment would prevent another 17 lives lost three years of silence at 3 p.m. Sunday. Parkland from ever hap- place: How secure are we?” opioid epidemic led many ous dose wears off, “they’re ago in the Parkland school Authorities said Gregory to prescribe alternatives feeling horrible, agonizing “The Parkland commu- pening again,” said Manny shooting massacre. nity is resilient in the Diaz, the chair of the Flor- Paul Ulrich, 67, was angry and taper their patients pain,” when it can be the “In seconds, the lives of about his medical treat- off addictive painkillers. withdrawal that is causing wake of tragedy, remind- ida Democratic Party. dozens of families, and the ing us just how strong and It remains to be seen ment before he shot five While some patients pain hypersensitivity. life of an American com- workers and detonated united Floridians can be what will be done on benefit from careful use of “It’s much easier to give munity, were changed for- three apparent pipe bombs in the face of such devas- the federal level, despite opioids, and doctors don’t the patient what they ever,” Biden said in a state- at an Allina Health clinic. tating loss,” the governor Democratic control of the want to stigmatize them, want. You write the pre- ment released Sunday. A police report says he had said in his proclamation. White House and both many would be better off scription ... they walk out The president used the threatened a similar mass The Republican gover- chambers of Congress. treating pain with other the door happy and there occasion to call on Con- shooting in 2018, allegedly therapies, experts say. But are no problems. To try nor also noted some of the “This Administration gress to strengthen gun as revenge against people many become addicted to and help a patient taper school safety measures will not wait for the next laws, including requiring who he said “tortured” him the drugs that are usual- down ... is much harder,” enacted since the tragedy mass shooting to heed background checks on all with back surgeries and ly intended for short-term Kolodny said. three years ago, including that call. We will take ac- gun sales and banning as- prescribed medication. use following surgeries. And when a doctor says money to install panic alert tion to end our epidemic of sault weapons. A former roommate said “It hijacks their brain,” no, things can turn ugly. systems at schools across gun violence and make our There was no time to Ulrich became upset when said Dr. Carrie DeLone, “We’ve had patients wait- the state and to strengthen schools and communities wait, the president said. a doctor stopped prescrib- regional medical director ing for doctors in parking programs meant to prevent safer,” the president said ing painkillers, and that at Penn State Health Com- lots to harass them. We’ve “We owe it to all those violence before they occur. his statement Sunday. Ulrich also used other munity Medical Group. had them say ‘We’re go- we’ve lost and to all those The panic alert measure In addition to background drugs and had untreat- “They don’t see themselves ing to shoot you’ or ‘We’re left behind to grieve to was dubbed “Alyssa’s Law,” checks and an assault-weap- ed mental health issues. as having a problem.” going to burn your house make a change. The time in honor of 14-year-old Alys- ons ban, Biden is calling on Law enforcement and the Pain specialist Dr. An- down,’” DeLone said. to act is now.” sa Alhadeff, one of the stu- Congress to outlaw high-ca- Gov. Ron DeSantis or- dents killed three years ago. pacity magazines and make dered flags be lowered to But critics say the gov- gun manufacturers liable half staff from sunrise to ernor and Republican-con- for the role their products sunset across the state to trolled Legislature have play in violence. honor those who perished done little to keep guns “For three years now, the when a former student of away from potentially bad Parkland families have Marjory Stoneman Doug- actors and have opposed spent birthdays and hol- las opened fire on campus the ban of assault-style idays without their loved with an AR-15 rifle on Val- guns. ones,” Biden said. Average U.S. virus cases dip below 100K for first time in months By Sudhin Thanawala and Kate Brumback ASSOCIATED PRESS ATLANTA — Average daily new coronavirus cas- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS es in the United States Sen. John Barrasso, R-Wyo., left, and Sen. John Thune, R-S.D., stand with dipped below 100,000 in President Donald Trump, Vice President Mike Pence, Sen. Roy Blunt, recent days for the first R-Mo., and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Ky., as Trump time in months, but ex- speaks while departing after a Senate Republican Policy luncheon, on perts cautioned Sunday Capitol Hill in Washington. that infections remain high and precautions to slow the pandemic must After impeachment acquittal, remain in place. The seven-day rolling Trump remains dominant in GOP average of new infections PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS was well above 200,000 Pharmacy technician Sochi Evans fills a sy- for much of December and By Steve Peoples White House in 2024. in the Senate ultimately be- ringe with a Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vac- went to roughly 250,000 in cine at Texas Southern University in Houston. ASSOCIATED PRESS That tension was on dis- lieved that Trump’s behav- January, according to data play in the immediate af- ior was egregious enough kept by Johns Hopkins NEW YORK — The Re- termath of the vote. After to warrant conviction — half from Ohio, where au- for in-person learning, it publican Party still be- University, as the pandem- thorities said earlier in the is important that people supporting Trump’s acquit- and even a lifetime ban on ic came roaring back after longs to Donald Trump. tal, Senate Minority Leader holding future office. Never week that they planned to continue to observe pre- After he incited a deadly it had been tamed in some add deaths to the state’s Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., de- before have so many mem- cautions, Walensky said. riot at the U.S. Capitol last places over the summer. tally over the course of a livered a speech that echoed bers of a president’s party “We need to all take re- month, the GOP considered That average dropped few days after discovering some of the very points voted for his removal. sponsibility to decrease that purging the norm-shatter- below 100,000 on Friday as many as 4,000 unreport- community spread, includ- Democratic impeachment But by most objective for the first time since Nov. ing former president. But ed COVID-19 fatalities. ing mask wearing so that managers emphasized in measures, Trump’s grasp 4. It stayed below 100,000 in the end, only seven of 50 Walensky added that we can get our kids and our seeking Trump’s conviction. on the GOP and its future on Saturday. Senate Republicans voted new variants, including one society back,” she said. The former president, remains airtight. “We are still at about to convict Trump in his his- first detected in the United Some teachers have ex- McConnell said, was “prac- Gallup reported last 100,000 cases a day. We toric second impeachment Kingdom that appears to pressed concern about re- tically and morally respon- month that Trump’s ap- are still at around 1,500 to trial on Saturday. be more transmissible and turning to the classroom For Trump’s loyalists, the sible for provoking the proval among self-de- 3,500 deaths per day. The has already been recorded events” that led to the in- scribed Republicans stood cases are more than two- without having been vac- acquittal offers a vindica- in more than 30 states, will cinated, but the guidelines tion of sorts and a fresh surrection. But he argued at 82 percent. And more and-a-half-fold times what likely lead to more cases do not say that’s necessary. connection to the former that there were no consti- recently, Monmouth Uni- we saw over the summer,” and more deaths. Dr. Anthony Fauci said on president’s fiery base. And tutional grounds for the versity found that 72 per- Dr. Rochelle Walensky, di- “All of it is really wraps ABC’s “This Week” that it for Trump’s GOP antag- Senate to convict Trump cent of Republicans con- rector of the Centers for Dis- up into we can’t let our would be “optimal” if teach- onists, it marks another now that he’s out of office, a tinue to believe Trump’s ease Control and Preven- guard down,” she said. “We alarming sign that the procedural point embraced false claims that President tion, said on NBC’s “Meet have to continue wearing ers were vaccinated but party is lurching further in by many in the GOP. Joe Biden won the Novem- the Press.” “It’s encouraging masks. We have to contin- that other measures laid a dangerous direction with “He got a load off a chest ber election only because to see these trends coming ue with our current miti- out in the 24-page docu- little desire to reconnect obviously, but unfortunate- of widespread voter fraud. down, but they’re coming gation measures. And we ment can lessen their risk. with the moderates, wom- ly he put a load on the back Lest their be any doubt down from an extraordi- have to continue getting “Practically speaking, en and college-educated of Republicans,” said Sen. about Trump’s strength, narily high place.” vaccinated as soon as that when you balance the voters Trump alienated. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., House Republicans vot- On Saturday, the sev- vaccine is available to us.” benefit of getting the chil- Ultimately, the resolu- on “Fox News Sunday.” Gra- ed overwhelmingly last en-day rolling average for The U.S. has recorded dren back to school with tion of the impeachment ham said McConnell is “go- week to defend a diehard deaths was around 2,500. more than 27.5 million vi- the fact that the risks are trial brings into clear relief ing to be center stage now” Trump loyalist, Rep. Mar- That number peaked at rus cases and more than being mitigated, if you fol- a divide in the GOP that as Republicans try to win jorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., more than 3,300 earlier 484,000 deaths, according low the recommendations party leaders, donors and back the Senate in 2022. even after evidence sur- in the winter, according to to the Johns Hopkins data. and these new guidelines voters will have to navi- The history books will faced that she had repeat- Johns Hopkins. With parents and po- from the CDC, hopefully, gate as they try to regain show that 10 members of edly embraced violence, The U.S. saw a spike of litical leaders eager to I think that will allevi- control of Congress next the president’s party in the bigotry and conspiracy more than 5,400 deaths have children around the ate the concerns on both year and aim to retake the House and another seven theories on social media. reported Friday — nearly country back in school sides,” he said. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2021 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 Wife resists man’s efforts to improve her lifestyle DEAR ABBY: I met her of it each time I invite my wife when we were Dear Abby is written by Abigail her, yet she’s invariably very young and into par- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne late. At first it was just a tying. We’re now mid- Phillips, and was founded by her minute or two, but it’s dle-aged and heading in getting later and later. different directions. mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact Tonight I waited 20 min- I focus on physical and Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. utes for her. mental well-being. I work Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. I time my dishes to the out daily, eat healthy and minute, and I like my maintain a positive atti- food hot and not over- tude. She spends her free fork in the road of her life. nizing you cannot save cooked. I don’t want to time lying around, drink- If your description is ac- someone who refuses to make a big deal out of ing, smoking and con- curate, you are living help herself. this, but I’m becoming in- stantly exposing herself with a woman who is de- creasingly irritated. Any to negativity through the pressed, angry, defensive, DEAR ABBY: My best suggestions on how I can internet. She’s now on anxious and self-destruc- friend is retired and get the message across medication for depres- tive. alone, as am I. She re- without jeopardizing our sion and anxiety. A way to get her to join cently moved next door friendship? My attempts at discus- you in a healthier lifestyle so we can help each other sion are mostly met with would be to convince her if needed. FRESH MEALS IN anger and defensiveness that her own path to well- Since COVID, we feel THE MIDWEST or are dismissed as “a ness will begin with con- safe seeing each other be- bad time to talk.” I feel sulting a mental health cause we never go out in DEAR FRESH: Your we have reached a cross- professional before it is public places and all our friend may be disorga- roads in our health. I too late and the damage shopping is done with de- nized or just plain want her to be as fit and she is doing to herself be- livery or curbside pickup. thoughtless. The next healthy as possible so we comes irreversible. When She doesn’t like to cook, time you invite her, tell can enjoy our golden you do, make sure she but I love to, so most eve- her that because you like years together. How do I knows you are saying it nings she’s invited to din- your dinner hot get her to join me in a because you love her and ner. She comes over about and not overcooked healthier lifestyle before want to enjoy a long and four times a week and you will start eating at it’s too late? happy life with her usually takes home the the appointed time and WILLING IN something that is clear- leftovers for the other no longer continue to wait WASHINGTON ly not happening for her nights. for her. You don’t have to right now. If she still re- What bothers me is I be mean about it, just DEAR WILLING: Your fuses, then continue doing usually eat dinner at the firm, and then follow wife may have reached a what you’re doing, recog- same time, and I remind through. BRIDGE

Try to make partner’s life easy If you and your partner wish to do This lead tells East that South has better, discuss defense. Almost every the heart king and heart queen. So, card played by each of you should after winning with his ace, East should send some information to partner. shift to the spade queen, netting the First, there are the opening leads, first five tricks for the defense. where in an unbid suit you should Yes, if South is clever, he will play follow the BoSToN rule — Bottom of a heart royal at trick one, trying to Something and Top of Nothing. This look like someone who started with means that if you lead a low card from the doubleton king-queen. Almost length, you guarantee at least one certainly, that would persuade East honor in that suit. If you don’t have an to return the heart jack, which would honor, you lead an unnecessarily high be the winning defense if West had card. Note that these leads also apply after trick one, whenever you open a the diamond ace, not the spade ace. suit that neither side has yet led. Here, though, declarer would run for In today’s deal, look at only the home. West hand. South opens one no- Note finally that if West leads his trump, and North raises to three no- fourth-highest heart, the six, East trump. What should West lead? should win with the ace and return Length rules in no-trump, but West the jack, playing partner to hold does not have an honor in his suit. So something like K-9-8-6-5. Then the he leads the heart nine, top of noth- defenders take the first five tricks in ing. hearts. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS

8 p.m. FOX Don Johnson Enjoying “Chemistry” 9-1-1 After Maddie (Jennifer Love Hewitt) reveals a painful With Castmates In New Show “Kenan” family secret, her admission prompts Buck (Oliver Stark) to reconsider his childhood for clues to why By Jeff Pfeiffer he is now a reckless daredevil in the new episode While Don Johnson has “Buck Begins.” Back in the workplace, the 118 team largely headlined and sup- races to save some workers who have gotten trapped ported dramatic projects throughout his long career — in a five-alarm factory fire. Gregory Harrison and Dee notably in TV series like Mi- Wallace guest star; Angela Bassett and Peter Krause ami Vice and Nash Bridges, also star. and in films like Harley Da- 9 p.m. vidson and the Marlboro Man PBS and Django Unchained— American Experience viewers could see, even in Tony Award winner Renée Elise Goldsberry (“Ham- those mostly serious charac- ilton”) narrates the new “Voice of Freedom,” which ters, flashes of a wry, tongue- in-cheek comedic sensibility explores the life and legacy of singer Marian Ander- that the actor brought. In re- son, highlighting her extraordinary 1939 concert at cent years, Johnson has also the Lincoln Memorial. Born in South Philadelphia started displaying his talent in 1897, Anderson was blessed with a once-in-al- for more straight-up comedy ifetime voice, but as a Black woman, she could in his performances, as he perform in few U.S. venues. After the Daughters of memorably did in his Sea- the American Revolution blocked Anderson’s 1939 sons 2 and 3 appearances in concert at Constitution Hall, First Lady Eleanor Roo- Eastbound & Down. Now, in NBC’s new sitcom sevelt resigned from the DAR and Anderson’s sub- Kenan (Tuesdays), John- sequent outdoor performance was heard on radio son has found a regular role by millions. that lets him cut loose with a 9 p.m. mostly comedic performance CW that he also balances with Black Lightning subtle bits of emotion. The bitter war between the 100 and the Kobra Cartel That delightful combo of rages on in the new episode “The Book of Recon- humor and heart is true of this series as a whole. John- struction: Chapter Two.” Elsewhere, Lynn’s (Christine son plays Rick, father-in-law Adams) concern over Jefferson (Cress Williams) only to Kenan (Saturday Night continues to mount, while Jennifer (China Anne Mc- Live’s Kenan Thompson, who Clain) can’t help being curious about a new boy at is also an executive produc- school. Nafessa Williams, James Remar, Jordan Cal- er), an Atlanta morning TV loway and Chantel Chuy costar. host who is still mourning 9 p.m. his late wife, Rick’s daugh- BRAVO ter Cori (portrayed in flash- backs by Niccole Thurman), Below Deck while trying to raise their A finale called “Premature Evacuation” wraps up two young girls. All the while, Season 8, as Francesca finally comes to a decision others — particularly Rick, a regarding Elizabeth’s future on deck. Elsewhere, Ra- former “gallivanting sax play- we’ve always wanted to do musical metaphor when he from the start. chel’s feelings toward the interior take a toll on the er” who missed out on much something together. He of- spoke about the seemingly “[This is] like being part crew. Meanwhile,as Izzy and Rob’s relationship takes of raising his own daughter fered me this role, and I effortless chemistry between of a jazz band,” Johnson de- and now tries to make up for an unexpectedly dark turn, James commits a shock- looked at it and thought it him and the rest of the cast, scribed his Kenan experi- ing act of betrayal. it with his granddaughters might be fun. which also includes Thomp- — are trying to give Kenan ence. “We are all part of this 9 p.m. “[And Rick has] been a son’s SNL castmate Chris advice that isn’t necessarily blast to play; he could not be Redd as Kenan’s brother fabulous ensemble, and every HBO wanted at first. more different than me, in Gary, Kimrie Lewis as his now and then one of us pops 30 Coins It’s clear right from John- that [he] is happily clueless boss Mika, and Dani and up and has a solo, and then The horror series reaches its climax with “Sacrifice,” son’s first appearance as Rick to just about everything in Dannah Lane as his daugh- it’s fantastic. wherein Vergara (Eduard Fernández), along with that he is really enjoying the world. He’s definitely a ters Aubrey and Birdie. Ke- “It’s just kind of amazing Paco and Elena (Miguel Angel Silvestre, Megan being part of this talented horn player, because every nan has been in the works for … [this] chemistry. Kenan Montaner), is confronted by biblical demons as the ensemble. And the actor con- horn player I’ve ever known a while, with various starts and I seem like we have been firmed that when we spoke is kooky and wacky and fun- and stops to the project, but Cainites seize the village. If these frenzied intruders father-in-law and son-in-law with him. ny and fun, but they definite- it has been clear from the are able to seize the 30 coins, they will unleash an “I have to tell you, it’s fun!” ly dance to a different drum- pilot episode that the show for 10, 15 years. … When you almost inconceivable power force that will deliver a Johnson said. “[Executive mer, to stay on the musical has found something special, have great writing and actors sinister new pope to rule over a world order that is producer] Lorne Michaels metaphor thing.” with a cast that has seemed to work with, they make you in Satan’s thrall. is an old friend of mine, and Johnson continued that right at home with each other look good.”

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All real estate advertising in this NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE JOB INFORMATION newspaper is subject to the Federal PAY CALLS SERVICES OFFICE SPACE Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes given by Ingemar P. Marshall, Dawn M. D'Andrea to First Horizon Home Loan Last Offices with plenty of sun! In 3 it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or NOTICE discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, Corporation, dated October 21, 2005 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern Pay Call Numbers Don't pay to find work before you get story bldg. with elevator, at 319 (900, 976 and 550) handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24984, Page 193 of which mortgage the the job. Legitimate job placement firms Lynnway. 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Our readers are hereby informed that all Trade Commission at Washington, dwellings in this newspaper are available on an minute and/or flat charge must be Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to Deutsche Bank National Trust D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud equal opportunity basis. To complain of included. If you dial a pay per call discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at Company as Trustee for GSAMP Trust 2007-HSBC1 Mortgage Pass Through Information Center, number from an advertisement appear- 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at Certificates Series 2007-HSBC1, recorded on December 14, 2011, in Book No. 1-800-876-7060 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the 30924, at Page 299 ing in the classified section and it hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. DOES NOT disclose this information, NOTICE Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to Deutsche Bank National Trust please notify the Item classified For more information and assistance Company as Trustee for GSAMP Trust 2007-HSBC1 Mortgage Pass-Through department immediately. Response to regarding the reliability of business If you want an honest Certificate, Series 2007-HSBC1, recorded on September 5, 2012, in Book No. any pay per call numbers will be opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- opinion of value 31691, at Page 334 charged to your telephone bill and ties, employment services and financ- FREE SERVICE anyone under 18 years of age must ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to have parent's consent. Zero down for veterans for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, contact the Better Business Bureau 3% down for non-veterans the same will be sold at Public Auction at 4:00 PM on March 1, 2021, on the Please call immediately for further Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite mortgaged premises located at 14-16 Fiske Avenue, Lynn, Essex County, details or information. 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, CLASSIFIED call 508-652-4800 (781)593-7700 GENERAL TO WIT: The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, with the buildings thereon, Find HELP WANTED situated on Fiske Avenue, bounded and described as follows: Two certain parcels of a land together with the buildings thereon situated in said Lynn and now known Home and Office Cleaners Wanted as 14-16 Fiske Avenue, bounded and described as follows: $600/Weekly FIRST PARCEL: NORTHEASTERLY by Fiske Avenue, 69 feet; SOUTHEASTERLY by Cleaning Position: Available land now or formerly of Southwick, 96.32 feet; SOUTHWESTERLY by land now or Working Days: Mon-Fri formerly of Caldwell, 83 feet; and NORTHWESTERLY by other land now of formerly SAVINGS Time Schedule: 11 AM - 2 P of Caldwell, 30.50 feet. Be all of said measurements more or less or however in the classifieds Minimum Requirement otherwise bounded and described. Email: [email protected] SECOND PARCEL: NORTHERLY by said Fiske Avenue, 59.73 feet; EASTERLY by land now or formerly of Holden, on two courses, 58.50 Feet; SOUTHERLY by land now or formerly of Caldwell, 77 feet; and WESTERLY by other land now or formerly Selling a house? Buying a house? of said Caldwell, 59 feet. Be all of said measurements more or less, or however otherwise bounded and described. Both of said parcels are shown on a plan dated Find out what properties recently sold in your area. August 13, 1946; recorded with Essex South District Deeds, Book 3475, Page 404. Subject to and with the benefit of easements, restrictions and rights of way of record insofar as they are in force and applicable. For title see deed recorded with Check out the Real Estate page in Saturday’s paper. the Essex South Registry of Deeds in Book 17014, Page 405. For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 17014, Page 404.

These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed.

TERMS OF SALE:

A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication.

Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale.

DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR GSAMP TRUST 2007- HSBC1 MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007-HSBC1 Present holder of said mortgage

By its Attorneys, HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. 150 California St. Newton, MA 02458 (617)558-0500 12231

Item: February 1, 8 and 15, 2021

LICENSING BOARD OF THE CITY OF LYNN The following hearing will be held on Tuesday, February 23, 2021, at 3:00 PM in Council Chambers at Lynn City Hall: Notice is hereby given that East Coast Wine Inc., State Street Liquors at 44 State Street, has applied for a Transfer of License Have a story to share? Need a question answered? to East Coast Wine Inc., DBA State Street Liquors, Roman Levinsky, Manager. Patricia M. Barton, Chairperson Item: February 11, 15, 2021. [email protected]

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PHOTO | sets off landslide, Officials accused Naval- ASSOCIATED PRESS ny’s allies of acting on NA- TO’s instructions. Krem- Kremlin-controlled TV to the main subject of dis- been watched over 111 mil- minor injuries lin-backed TV channels channels used to largely ig- cussion” on state TV, Ma- lion times on YouTube since warned that flashlight ral- nore protests called by Na- ria Pevchikh, head of in- it was posted on Jan. 19. By Yuri Kageyama pan Railway Co. said the lies were part of major up- valny. Russian President vestigations at Navalny’s The video went up two and Mari Yamaguchi bullet train on the north- risings around the world. Vladimir Putin has never Foundations for Fighting days after Navalny was ASSOCIATED PRESS ern coast will be suspend- State news agencies cited mentioned his most prom- Corruption, said in a You- arrested upon returning ed through Monday due to TOKYO — Residents unnamed sources saying inent critic by name. State Tube video Friday. to Russia from Germa- damage to its facility. a terrorist group was plot- news agencies referred to Pevchikh credited Naval- ny, where he spent five in northeastern Japan on TV footage and video Sunday cleaned up clut- ting attacks during unap- the politician and anti-cor- ny’s latest expose for the months recovering from shared on social media ter and debris in stores proved mass protests. ruption investigator as “a sudden surge in attention. nerve-agent poisoning that showed boxes, books and and homes after a strong The suppression attempts blogger” in the rare stories His foundation’s two-hour- he blames on the Kremlin. other items scattered on earthquake set off a land- represent a change of tactics they ran mentioning him. long video alleging that a The Russian government floors. In the northern slide on a highway, dam- for the authorities who once “Navalny went from a lavish palace on Black Sea denies involvement and Fukushima city of Soma, aged buildings and parts tried to weaken Navalny’s person whose name is not was built for Putin through has said it has no evidence a roof at a Buddhist tem- of bullet train lines and influence by erasing him. allowed to be mentioned elaborate corruption has that Navalny was poisoned. ple collapsed. caused power blackouts Workers were clearing for thousands of people. up a major coastal high- The 7.3 magnitude tem- Myanmar rattled by army blor late Saturday shook way connecting Tokyo and the quake-prone areas of northern cities where a Fukushima and Miyagi major landslide occurred. movements, expected internet cutoff prefectures that 10 years Several other roads were also blocked by rocks. ago had been hit by a YANGON, Myanmar powerful earthquake that Saturday’s powerful rat- tling less than a month (AP) — Sightings of ar- triggered a tsunami and mored personnel carriers a meltdown at a nuclear before the 10th anniver- sary of the 2011 triple di- in Myanmar’s biggest city power plant. and leaked orders of an More than 140 people saster was a frightening reminder of the earlier impending internet shut- suffered mostly minor down raised political ten- injures, many of them by tragedy for the residents in the region. sions late Sunday, after falling objects and cuts vast numbers of people while stepping on broken “It started with minor shaking, then sudden- around the country flout- glass. Three people were ed orders against demon- confirmed with serious ly became violent,” said strations to protest the injures but there were no Yuki Watanabe, a con- military’s seizure of power. reports of deaths, Chief venience store employee Public concern has al- Cabinet Secretary Katsu- in the Fukushima town ready been heightened nobu Kato said. of Minamisoma, told the for the past few nights by Tokyo Electric Power Asahi newspaper. “I was what many charge is the Co., the utility that runs so frightened,” she said, the Fukushima Dai-ichi adding it reminder her of military’s manipulation nuclear power plant that the 2011 quake. of criminals released from was hit by the March 2011 As she ran outside, she prison to carry out night- disaster, said the water heard banging noise com- time violence and instill used to cool spent fuel ing from behind the store panic. rods near the reactors as glass bottles from the The military seized pow- had spilled because of the shelves smashed against er on Feb. 1, detaining the the floor. country’s elected leader, shaking. But there were PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS no radiation leaks or oth- Experts warned of more Aung San Suu Kyi, and er irregularities, TEPCO aftershocks. Many resi- members of her govern- A large image that has an X mark on the face of Commander in chief said. dents spent the night at ment and preventing re- Senior Gen. Min Aung Hlaing, also chairman of the State Administrative The quake did not cause evacuation centers, where cently elected lawmakers Council, lies on a road as anti-coup protesters gather outside the Hle- a tsunami because the tents were set up as part from opening a new ses- dan Centre in Yangon, Myanmar. epicenter was deep at 55 of coronavirus protection sion of Parliament. kilometers (34 miles) be- measures. The junta, led by Senior evidence to support it. An order that appears ernment orders to limit neath the ocean. Yasutoshi Nishimura, Gen. Min Aung Hlaing, There was no official word to be from the Ministry of internet access have prov- Noriko Kamaya, a Ja- the minister in charge of said it was forced to step about why armored per- Transport and Communica- en accurate, and the U.S. pan Meteorological Agen- economic and fiscal policy, in because the government sonnel carriers traversed tions told mobile phone ser- Embassy issued a caution failed to properly investi- cy spokesperson, said in a expressed sympathy for the streets of Yangon in vice providers to shut down to American citizens about those who had suffered gate allegations of fraud internet connections from the military movements news conference that the broad daylight Sunday, quake is considered to be damage and injuries. in last year’s election, 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. Monday. It and possible internet making their way through an aftershock of the 9.1 “The government will which Suu Kyi’s Nation- circulated widely on social shutdown. The authorities magnitude quake in 2011. continue to do our utmost al League for Democracy busy traffic. As night fell, media, as did a notice said have previously sought Power had been restored to respond,” he said. party won in a landslide. there were videos and oth- to be from service provider with mixed success to by early Sunday, although Defense troops also were The state election com- er reports on social media Oredoo Myanmar contain- block social networks, and some bullet train services mobilized to provide wa- mission refuted that con- of the movement of other ing the same details. also shut off access to the were still halted. East Ja- ter in some areas. tention, saying there is no military vehicles. Previous leaks of gov- internet for about a day. United Arab Emirates publishes Local news on your doorstep first photo from Mars probe DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — The United Arab Emirates on Sunday published the first image for its Mars probe now circling the red planet. 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A nurse holds Japan formally approves up the syringe containing COVID-19 its rst COVID-19 vaccine vaccine before administering By Mari Yamaguchi it to a health ASSOCIATED PRESS worker at the District TOKYO — Japan on Hospital in Sunday formally approved Ukhrul, in the its rst COVID-19 vaccine and said it would start northeastern nationwide inoculations Indian state of within days, but months Manipur. behind the U.S. and many other countries. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Japan’s health ministry said it had approved the vaccine co-developed and supplied by P zer Inc. Virus may never go away but The announcement comes after a government could become mild annoyance panel on Friday con rmed that nal results of clini- By Aniruddha are popping up in different depends not just on how cal testing done in Japan Ghosal and countries. 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The happens next attracted er’s vaccine has been used some version of the disease use in Japan, in Tokyo. more the virus spreads, ex- Jennie Lavine, a virologist elsewhere since December. will linger for years. But perts say, the more likely it at Emory University, who Under the current plan, what it will look like in the Still, the rollout in Ja- from AstraZeneca and is that a new variant will is co-author of a recent pa- about 20,000 front-line future is less clear. pan is months behind about 50 million from become capable of eluding per in Science that project- medical workers at hos- many other countries be- Moderna before the end of Will the coronavirus, current tests, treatments which has already killed ed a relatively optimistic pitals in Japan will get cause the government had this year, enough to cover and vaccines. more than 2 million people scenario: After most people their rst shots beginning asked for clinical testing its population. For now, scientists agree around Wednesday. About worldwide, eventually be have been exposed to the at home in addition to the Vaccines being devel- on the immediate priority: virus — either through vac- 3.7 million other medical eliminated by a global vacci- Vaccinate as many people multinational tests P zer oped by Japan are still in cination or surviving infec- workers will be next, fol- conducted on more than nation campaign, like small- as quickly as possible. The the early stages, so the tions — the pathogen “will lowed by elderly people, 40,000 people from July pox? Will dangerous new next step is less certain country must rely on im- continue to circulate, but who are expected to get to November. Many coun- variants evade vaccines? Or and depends largely on ports. AstraZeneca applied will mostly cause only mild their shots in April. By tries accepted P zer’s re- will the virus stick around the strength of the immu- for approval in Japan only illness,” like a routine cold. June, it’s expected that all sults and moved ahead. for a long time, transform- nity offered by vaccines recently, while Moderna others will be eligible. In a country where many ing into a mild annoyance, and natural infections and While immunity acquired hasn’t applied yet. Japan’s Health ministry of cial people are skeptical about like the common cold? how long it lasts. from other coronaviruses reliance on the imports, Yuta Yamashita said inoc- vaccines, Japan sought ad- Eventually, the virus “Are people going to be — like those that cause the ulations can start as soon ditional tests to address many of them subject to known as SARS-CoV-2 will frequently subject to re- common cold or SARS or as a ministry panel on safety concerns. But the EU export controls, is also become yet “another animal peat infections? We don’t MERS — wanes over time, vaccination logistics gives tests were conducted on causing concerns about in the zoo,” joining the many have enough data yet to symptoms upon reinfec- the go-ahead. only 160 people, and some supplies. other infectious diseases know,” said Jeffrey Sha- tion tend to be milder than The approval was grant- question whether it was Shigeru Omi, the head of that humanity has learned man, who studies viruses the rst illness, said Ot- ed in a special fast-track worth it to delay the rollout. the government coronavi- to live with, predicted Dr. T. at Columbia University. tar Bjornstad, a co-author process for emergency Vaccines are considered rus task force, earlier this Jacob John, who studies vi- Like many researchers, he of the Science paper who use. It took two months key to holding the delayed month cited a lack of glob- ruses and was at the helm of believes chances are slim studies viruses at Pennsyl- compared to the usual one Tokyo Olympics this sum- al competitiveness of Jap- India’s efforts to tackle polio that vaccines will confer vania State University. year in a country known mer. Japan is expected to anese pharmaceuticals as and HIV/AIDS. lifelong immunity. “Adults tend not to get for cautious and slow-mov- receive 144 million doses a reason for the delayed But no one knows for If humans must learn to very bad symptoms if ing approval processes. from P zer, 120 million rollout. sure. The virus is evolving live with COVID-19, the they’ve already been ex- rapidly, and new variants nature of that coexistence posed,” he said. SPECIAL SUBSCRIPTION OFFER AMERICA’S FAVORITE TV MAGAZINE

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