Ex-Con Turns the Corner Lynn Store by Guthrie Scrimgeour and Toys, and Partly As a Place ITEM STAFF of Community for Local Kids

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2021 Ex-con turns the Corner Lynn store By Guthrie Scrimgeour and toys, and partly as a place ITEM STAFF of community for local kids. owner gives The shop is packed with clothes LYNN — Chad Quintana stamped with Quintana’s GRIZ back to his uses his store, Bajo Corner on PHOTO BY JOE BROWN logo — a snarling mouth tinted community 517 Boston Street, to give back with gold — along with piles of Bajo owner Chad during to the city that raised him. donations of clothes, toys and Quintana stands Bajo Corner operates partly furniture. In the morning, the among his wares on pandemic as a clothing store, partly as Boston Street. a hub for donations of clothes EX-CON, A3 Lynn looking (N)ice walk along Lynn Shore Drive to expand dual-language program to second school By Gayla Cawley and literacy” lev- ITEM STAFF els that have been seen from students LYNN — Connery participating in the Elementary could existing dual lan- become the dis- guage program at trict’s second school Harrington over the to offer a dual-lan- first few months of guage program, a this school year. Spanish-immer- “I see this per- sion initiative that sonally as part and rolled out at Har- parcel of our equity rington Elementary agenda,” said Tut- this fall. wiler. “The research The Lynn School makes abundantly Committee ap- clear the benefits proved an expan- of dual language ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK sion of the program programs, not just last week that With temperatures hovering around 20, and the windchill making it feel closer to single digits, for native English icicles caused by waves splashing over the seawall form on the railings along Lynn Shore Drive. would allow the dis- speakers, but in trict to begin to of- particular for na- fer the K-5 dual lan- tive speakers of oth- guage curriculum at er languages.” Connery next school The district’s dual Local legislators hot on climate change bill year. language program, By Guthrie greenhouse gas emis- Lori Ehrlich, D-Mar- the last legislative We want to lead the The expansion, “Compañeros,” be- sions, create clean-en- blehead, after the session due to dis- country in emissions recommended by Scrimgeour gan at the kinder- ITEM STAFF ergy jobs, and protect measure was passed agreements about Superintendent reduction, and we garten level at Har- environmental justice Thursday. “We owe a building codes and stand by the goals Dr. Patrick Tutwil- rington this school BOSTON – The communities. livable planet to fu- the timeline for emis- that we set.” er, would have to year, as part of a Massachusetts State be approved by the “I am proud to have ture generations.” sion reductions. Notably, the leg- tiered rollout that Senate and House state Department contributed meaning- The bill, An Act “I hope that he re- islation would set a will expand the K-5 of Representatives of Elementary and ful language to the Creating a Next-Gen- considers his posi- statewide net-zero program to an ad- has passed legisla- Secondary Educa- new law and hope eration Roadmap tion, and we’ll cer- limit on greenhouse ditional grade level tion that, if approved tion (DESE). that other states look for Massachusetts tainly review what gas emissions by 2050 each year. by Governor Charlie In his recommen- In addition, Ra- to what we are doing Climate Policy, was he sends over to us,” and mandate emis- Baker, would over- here as a blueprint for dation, Tutwiler nia Caldwell and passed by the legis- said Senator Brendan sions limits every five cited the “note- haul state climate meaningful action,” lature but vetoed by Crighton, D-Lynn. worthy growth LANGUAGE, A3 laws, drive down said Representative Baker at the end of “It’s a strong bill. LEGISLATOR, A3 GameStop Peabody’s Mills 58 Valentine’s Day surge By Anne Marie Tobin mandatory. Fourteen local vendors have ITEM STAFF “We are looking to pick up after committed to participate in the two successful events in Novem- Feb. 6 marketplace, including Se- PEABODY — Mills 58, already re ects ber and December last year,” said renity Sage, Tal’s Honey, Vibes for the trendiest place in the city for Mills 58 General Manager Ju- the Soul, Pyla Signs, KT Creative up-and-coming businesses, is tak- Goods, Beccstar Designs, Michelle ing it to the next level. lie Daigle. “November was really the power busy, while December was a little Paints Things, Pam’s Young Liv- Already home to approximately ing, Alaia Halo, Put Your Art Out, 75 businesses, including the pop- quieter, perhaps because people were busy with Christmas, but we Kaity’s Colors, KC Designs and of online ular The Eatery food court, Mills Wine Shop at Home. 58 is taking up where it left off are hoping that things will begin to loosen up and people can get The series is being organized and PHOTO: LESLEY KEEGAN last year with a series of pop-up planned by Serenity Sage owner mobs out a little more, get back to some- Bath salts, specialty open markets, the first one being Lesley Keegan. Her company of- thing closer to pre-pandemic days. soaps, candles and pot- By Barbara Ortutay a Valentine’s Day-themed event fers a variety of products including We look forward to driving some tery are some of the and Matt O’brien Saturday, Feb. 6, from 11 a.m.-3 smudge sticks and crystals, jewelry, AP TECHNOLOGY p.m. The event will be staged on activity to Mills 58 giving people candles, home goods, pottery, and products that Serenity WRITERS the third floor of Building B. Social something to do while supporting herbal Sage will offer at Mills distancing and facial masks are our existing tenants.” MILLS 58, A3 58. It’s a fable for our times: Small-time investors band together to take down greedy Wall Street hedge NESDEC will head super search in Saugus funds using the stock of a troubled video-game store. By Elyse Carmosino who has announced his retirement based in Nebraska. But the revolt of online ITEM STAFF effective June 30, when his contract NESDEC Executive Director Art stock-traders suggests with the town expires. Bettencourt told the committee that SAUGUS —The search for a new much more. The internet The board voted unanimously the organization has completed more is shifting society’s balance superintendent of schools has en- than 600 searches for executives tered a new phase. last Tuesday to hire NESDEC after of power in unanticipated hearing pitches from the Marlbor- across New England, and assured ways. And the same tools The New England School Devel- ough-based firm, the Massachu- members that when searching for a that empower the little St. Mary’s Alyssa opment Council (NESDEC) has superintendent, the firm would de- setts Association of School Commit- guy — allowing people to Grossi works her been given the nod by the School sign a plan that fits the community’s tees, and McPherson & Jacobson, a organize quickly and seem- way past Bishop Committee to lead the search for a needs. ingly out of nowhere, troll Fenwick’s Morginn replacement for Dr. David DeRuosi, recruitment and placement agency NESDEC, A3 powerful institutions and Kotchian. unleash chaos — can also give rise to extremist mobs waging harassment cam- INSIDE STOP THE SPREAD. GET VACCINATED. paigns or the Jan. 6 riot at Opinion the Capitol. STAY WEAR A MASK NO MORE THAN WASH YOUR HANDS In the world of pseudon- Dismantle the ymous internet message deportation machine A4 boards, pranks-gone-wild and logic turned upside LOOK! 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Glenn W. Wheeler, 65 Elizabeth Ann (Hyde) McHugh, 91 Patricia Christine Withrow, 78 1955 - 2021 1929 - 2021 1942 - 2021 MARBLEHEAD - Glenn Walter QUINCY - Elizabeth Ann LYNN, MA - Patricia C. “Chris- Wheeler, 65, of Marblehead (Hyde) McHugh, age 91, tine” (O’Hare) Withrow, age and Danvers passed away Jan- passed away peacefully on 78, of Lynn, died on Saturday, uary 22, 2021 at home sur- January 27. Born on August 6, January 30, 2021 at the Mer- rounded by family after bravely 1929 she was raised in Nah- rimack Valley Vero Health and facing cancer. Born in Lynn, ant, and was a Quincy resident Rehabilitation Center in Ames- Glenn was the son of John for the last 65 years. Wife of bury, following a lengthy illness. and the late Lucille (Burgess) the late Francis X. McHugh. She was the loving and devot- Wheeler. He graduated from Daughter of Frederick and Jo- ed wife of the late T.J. “Woody St. Marys High School in Lynn sephine (Ryan) Hyde, and sis- Withrow with whom she shared in 1974 and went on to grad- ter of Frederick, Jr. and Theresa 45 years of marriage and pre- uate with a Bachelor’s Degree (Hyde) Kane, all deceased. deceased her in 2010. Born in Business Administration Referred to as Elizabeth or in Glasgow, Scotland in 1942, from Salem State University in Liz or Betty throughout her life, she was the daughter of the 1978. Glenn worked for many she was Mom or Ma to her chil- late Patrick G. and Helen V. years as a finance and cost dren Frank, Mary Jo and John. (Kinsella) O’Hare. She was accounting professional with Mother-in-law to Sue and raised in Scotland, immigrated Drager-Siemens, Epsilon, and Janet. Armé to her cherished to the United States in 1957 most recently at Altova. grandchildren Ryan, Matthew, at the age of 14 and gradu- Glenn had many passions in partner, Christine Gesek-Mi- Joseph, Mark, Christine and quently stayed at her cousin ated from Lynn Classical High lifelong friend Helen McLaren. life, including a lifelong (some- chelini of Marblehead and Megan. Grandmother-in-law to Pat Dunn’s home in Nahant. School in 1960. Christine She was the sister of the late times painful) love affair with Salem; children, Sean Wheeler Sam and Jackie. Great-grand- Betty was a lifelong read- worked as a histology techni- Geraldine O’ Hare. the Boston Red Sox and all of Amesbury, Colleen “Coco” mother to Jason and Matt. For er of books, newspapers and cian at the former Union Hos- Service Information: A Fu- New England sports. A dedicat- Wheeler and her wife Ilana a special experience she took magazines, always conversant pital for many years and later neral Mass will be held in St. ed father, Glenn was a coach Savdie of Brooklyn, NY, and each grandchild on individual in current events. She sup- became a volunteer at the hos- Pius V Church, Lynn on Thurs- for Danvers Youth Baseball, Geoffrey Wheeler of Danvers; trips to New York City. Only the ported the arts attending plays pital. She was a parishioner at day, February 4, 2021. Buri- managing to attend nearly ev- siblings Kevin Wheeler of Ogun- best for her traveling grand- in Boston and Manhattan and St. Pius V Church, a member of al will be in St. Mary Cem- ery one of his children’s games. quit, ME, Brian Wheeler and his children, they usually stayed at enjoyed the Boston Pops at the Ladies Sodality and was a etery, Lynn. Visiting hours A natural athlete, Glenn loved wife Mary of Big Sky, MT, and the Waldorf-Astoria. Living on Symphony Hall. She also had parishioner of the former St. will be on Wednesday in the riding his bike, spending time Doreen (Wheeler) Stacey and the first floor of a two family membership at the Huntington Patrick’s Church in Lynn. She SOLIMINE FUNERAL HOME, on his boat with his partner her husband Peter of Marble- in North Quincy she saw 3 of Theatre Company in Boston. enjoyed singing, reading, a 426 Broadway (Rt. 129), Christine and their dog Belle, head; nieces and nephews, her grand-children, that lived Sunday afternoons spent with clean house and loved enter- Lynn from 4-8p.m. Relatives and weight lifting- even during including Dan Wheeler and upstairs, on a daily basis. Her friends listening to Irish music taining her family and friends. and friends are respectful- chemotherapy treatments. He his wife Miranda of Big Sky, food bill increased exponen- at Beachcomber on Wollaston She was active with the annual ly invited to attend and are loved skiing, and always looked MT, and Meaghan and Jack tially. Any celebration was the Beach, including the final per- play held at Broadway United required to adhere to the forward to spending time with Stacey of Marblehead; former reason for a party, especially formance in 2015. Over the Methodist Church, now Grace guidelines of the CDC, the his brother Brian out in Big Sky, spouse and good friend Shei- her 80th birthday in Nahant weekend WROL’s Irish Hit Pa- United Methodist Church, a State of Massachusetts and Montana. Glenn was the abso- la Wheeler of Danvers; many with her extended family. rade was on the radio. She member of the “Monday Night the Local Board of Health, lute life of the party, told leg- cousins, uncles, and aunts; his She was Aunt Liz to a doz- was a fan of Boston sports, Funsters”, a Cub Scout den which allows up to 25 fam- endary stories, and would do lifelong friends “The Bradys”; en nieces and nephews, she especially her favorite Red Sox. mother at Lynn Woods Elemen- ily and friends in the funeral almost anything to get a laugh. and too many other friends to spoke with them regularly, Health was always an im- tary School and was fond of home at a time and all are Gifted with a keen ability to name. Glenn is predeceased and many grand-nieces and portant consideration to the Lynnfield Senior Center. required to wear a face cov- connect with others, Glenn was by his beloved nephew, Jeremy grand-nephews. Also Aunt Liz Elizabeth. She was a breast Christine is survived by her ering and practice social dis- a born leader. In many ways, Wheeler of Big Sky, MT, and to nephews Paul McHugh and cancer survivor, enduring a loving children, Stewart Wi- tancing. Donations in Chris- Glenny was “the glue” that held his mother Lucille (Burgess) Bob Kane, both deceased. mastectomy, and once was hit throw and his wife Laurie of tine’s memory may be made us all together. His family and Wheeler of Marblehead. Mom was always busy and by a car. Thankfully she recov- Scituate, Stephen Withrow of to the Alzheimer’s Associ- friends will miss him more than Service Information: Ser- involved with the activities of ered from both. Over the last Lynn and Jennifer Letarte of ation of Massachusetts at words can say. vices and a celebration of her children, as a Cub Scout couple of years Liz received Andover; her beloved grand- www.alz.org Directions and In addition to his father, John life will be held at a later Den Mother, or supporting treatment and rehabilitation children, Laura, Stephen and online guestbook for family Wheeler of Marblehead, Glenn date. their events and exuberant fan after falls. More recently Alz- Jack Withrow, Ryan and Sean and friends to offer condo- is survived by his long-time at their games over the years. heimer’s started to creep in Letarte and Stewart Withrow lences at www.solimine.com Always supportive and encour- but that did not impact her and her many nieces, neph- aging she sacrificed much for significantly. Despite these set- ews and friends including her her children. Elizabeth was backs her demeanor and spirit Godson James O’Hare and her Sarah E. Rappoli, 90 Vice President of the Mother’s never changed, she took it all in Club at Don Bosco Technical stride, with a smile on her face 1930 - 2021 High School in Boston. Her and a hearty self-deprecating SWAMPSCOTT - faith was at the forefront during laugh at her situations. Sarah (Merritt) Rappoli, of her life. She was a commu- Lovingly and fondly remem- Swampscott, entered into rest nicant at Saint Ann Parish in bered, and missed, by all. Maine company Wollaston and was a member Relatives and friends are on January 27, 2021 at the respectfully invited to attend age of 90. She was the be- of St. Ann’s Marianns. Later she celebrated at Sacred Heart the visiting hours on Wednes- successfully launches loved wife of the late Peter M. day, February 3, 2021 from Rappoli, the devoted mother of Parish in North Quincy. After graduating from St. 9-10:30 AM in the Keohane Susan and John Vaters of Dan- Funeral Home, 785 Hancock prototype rocket vers, Deborah and David Go- Mary’s Girls High School in Lynn Betty started her work life. St., QUINCY. mez of Derry, NH, Richard and Elizabeth’s Funeral Mass will By Patrick Whittle passing either through or Gail Rappoli of Danvers, and She worked in the insurance industry for many years, primarily be celebrated on Wednesday, ASSOCIATED PRESS around the solid fuel; the David and Bethany Rappoli result is a simpler, more with Maurice Saval Insurance February 3, 2021 at 11 AM BRUNSWICK, Maine — of Chelmsford, the cherished in The Divine Mercy Parish in affordable system than in Boston and retired from XS A Maine company that’s grandmother of Rebecca, An- Sacred Heart Church, Quincy. a liquid fuel-only rocket, drew, Angela, Jaclyn, Arianna, Brokers Insurance in Quincy. developing a rocket to pro- In retirement Liz traveled ex- Services will conclude with in- said spokesperson Seth Nathan and Alexa, and the pel small satellites into tensively to many states and terment in Blue Hill Cemetery, Lockman. The fuel is a great-grandmother of Noah, Braintree. space passed its first ma- Troy, Kylie, Mia and Liam. countries with longtime friends. proprietary biofuel blend Most memorable were her mul- In lieu of flowers, donations jor test on Sunday. sourced from farms, Deri She was the dear daughter in memory of Elizabeth may be Brunswick-based blu- of NH was among her favorite tiple trips to Bermuda and Ire- said. of the late Charles and Sarah made to Shriners Hospitals for Shift Aerospace launched things to do, as was working land. She took many trips and “It’s a very nontoxic fuel, (Collins) Merritt, and the loving Children, 2900 Rocky Point Dr., a 20-foot (6-meter) proto- in her garden and bird watch- excursions with Mary Jo. One I like to say that I could sister of the late Charles Merritt Tampa, Florida 33607. type rocket, hitting an al- and William Merritt. She grew ing. Most of all, she cherished of her last trips was to Sydney give it to either one of my Please visit www.Keohane. titude of a little more than up in Swampscott, graduated her time spent with family and Mines, Cape Breton Island, little daughters. Noth- com or call 1-800-KEOHANE 4,000 feet (1,219 meters) from Swampscott High School friends. Nova Scotia, the birthplace of ing bad would happen to her mother, who passed away for online condolences and in a first run designed to Class of 1948 and from Bur- Service Information: At the them, I swear,” he said. when Liz was 6. Liz also fre- directions. test the rocket’s propul- dett College, and raised her request of the family, and “So it’s very much nontox- sion and control systems. family in Swampscott. She due to Covid-19 restrictions, ic. It’s carbon neutral.” It carried a science proj- worked as a medical secre- all services for Sarah will be The goal is to create a ect by Falmouth High tary after raising her family. held privately with a memo- small rocket that could School students that will She was an active member of rial service in the future. In Susan A. Clark, 64 launch a 30-kilogram measure flight metrics the Church of the Holy Name, lieu of flowers, people wish- 1956 - 2021 (66-pound) payload into Swampscott, where, over the ing to honor Sarah’s memo- such as barometric pres- low-Earth orbit, more years, she taught Sunday ry can make donations to a LYNN - Susan A. Clark of sure, a special alloy that’s than 100 miles (160 kilo- school, was a member of the charity of your choice. Lynn, Ma, entered into rest on being tested by a New meters) above Earth’s sur- Altar Guild and participated in For more information or January 27, 2021 surrounded Hampshire company — face. Lockman said orbit numerous other church activi- to register in the online by her loving family, at the age and a Dutch dessert called could be possible by 2024. ties. After retirement, she volun- guestbook, please visit www. of 64. Beloved wife of Kevin W. stroopwafel, in an homage The company has spent teered at Salem Hospital. Sally cuffemcginn.com. Clark. Loving Mother of David J. to its Amsterdam-based $800,000 on research and was an avid Atlanta Braves and Clark married to Bebe A. Clark parent company. Organiz- development, with some New England Patriots fan. Time and Casey J.Y. Clark engaged to ers of the launch said the spent in the White Mountains of the money coming from Brian P. Messelaar. Cherished items were included to grandmother of Mya Khaing NASA. demonstrate the inclusion and Lacey Clark and sister of Representatives from of a small payload. Michael Dziadulonis. 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She loved cross stitching, cro- her friends at Salem Hospi- called Cube-Sats, can be Sunday’s launch was also cheting, doing puzzles, and tal. She may have left us in as small as 10 centimeters held back by a couple of watching sports, especially life but will always be in our by 10 centimeters. false starts, but event or- Tom Brady. She mostly enjoyed hearts. Sascha Deri, chief exec- ganizers described the going on vacation with her hus- utive officer of bluShift, eventual 3 p.m. liftoff as band and family. said the company is bank- Service Information: Pri- “perfect.” vate funeral service will be ing on becoming a quick- er, more efficient way of transporting satellites to space. 781-593-7700 “There’s a lot of com- Publishing Daily, except Sundays panies out there that USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Don’t let the Lynn Drug Task Force Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA are like freight trains and additional offices. story go untold. 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Box 5 It relies on a solid fuel Lynn, MA 01903 and a liquid oxidizer MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Lynn man turns life around Landmark climate change bill awaits with Bajo Corner Baker’s approval EX-CON “It was tough,” he said. they need. them small jobs to teach From A1 “I got back into the same “Some people can be shy responsibility, or just LEGISLATOR stuff.” or ashamed of their situa- talking to students who go From A1 front door is often blocked One night, Quintana tion. I used to be ashamed. to the store to hang out. with bags of donated items. was drunk at a party and I was willing to go to jail He gives kids the incen- years, as well as limits “Every day I come in got into an altercation instead of asking some- tive to succeed in school by for specific sectors of the there’s 10, 15 bags,” said with a police officer. body for help,” he said. offering GRIZ gear to any economy like transport Quintana, sporting a GRIZ He was given the choice He said that clothing students who make the and buildings. mask over his thick beard. donations had actually of going back to jail or honor roll, and hopes that The legislation would “The city is very generous. extending his probation increased in 2020, a silver kids who hear his story also increase the require- We try to keep the cycle until 2022, and he chose lining of the COVID-19 will be encouraged to get going and look out for one the former option, because pandemic. on the right track. ments for offshore wind another.” he thought the stability “Nobody realized how “I feel that a story like energy procurement, re- The Classical graduate would be good for him. much people really need- this could benefit so many quire emission reduction had a tough upbringing in When he was released ed until this year,” he said. people because that’s goals for MassSave, the Lynn, moving around ev- the second time, the “The moment is bad, but what I wanted when I ery year, from Elm Street, state’s energy efficiency changes stuck. This time, I feel like we’re getting was a kid,” said Quintana. program, establish the to Summer Street, to the he kept his focus, designed more compassionate and “I wanted someone that Highlands. criteria in statutes that his GRIZ brand with the starting to put ourselves was an older figure that I He looked up to lo- define environmental jus- ITEM FILE PHOTO help of a friend, and began in other people’s shoes.” could look up to. But not cal drug dealers and got by selling clothes from the He also builds relation- once did I have anyone sit tice populations, increase “I was proud to vote involved in crime at a back of his car. ships with kids in the com- me down and ask me how support for clean-energy with the state dele- young age. He said he was In 2017, he was able to munity, either through I’m doing, what’s going on workforce development gation on a bill that stabbed at age 13 (which open Bajo Corner, which speaking about his expe- in my home. I just wanted addresses the terri- is also the age when he programs, and improve he has been operating rience at schools, offering somebody to listen to me.” gas-pipeline safety. ble effects of climate bought his first gun), shot change we have been ever since. GRIZ clothes The focus on gas-pipeline at 18, and incarcerated at enduring,” said Rep- 19, charged with attempt- are now sold in 36 states safety comes after a series and 15 countries, he re- resentative Peter Ca- ed murder. of gas explosions rocked pano, D-Lynn. “ “I was completely lost,” ports. Part of the change in the Merrimack Valley in he said. “I know for damn 2018, killing 18-year-old “As a member of the sure I was a menace.” Quintana’s life was his so- House Green Recovery He did two stints in jail, briety. The party was his Leonel Rondon. totaling about four years. last time he drank or did The National Safety Task Force, we heard the While incarcerated, he drugs. He has been clean Transportation Board re- demands of constituents, said he started to take the and sober for the six years ported that the explosion businesses, and environ- since. first steps to get his life to- came as a result of inad- mental groups through- “I put the liquor down gether. equate management and out the Commonwealth to “I saw people I knew and now my mind’s clear- poor oversight that led fight climate change and from high school setting er,” he said. create much-needed green records and graduating A lot of the business to a cast-iron pipe being college,” he said. “And I done at Bajo Corner is improperly abandoned employment opportunities was like, I can’t be 30, 40 informal. Quintana said by Columbia Gas, which in the wake of Coronavi- years old and still doing that he recently traded a owned the pipelines. rus,” said Representative this.” man a hoodie in exchange The measures in the bill Daniel Cahill (D-Lynn). for painting the front of He began taking classes include increased fines for The bill would create and got involved in The his store. safety violations and reg- new jobs in renewable Straight Ahead Program, Quintana spreads do- which helped him begin to nations both locally and ulations related to train- energy by providing in- build his resume and earn globally, sending bags of ing and certifying utility centives to install solar certifications that helped clothing to victims of nat- contractors. technology and requiring him get jobs when he got ural disasters in Florida “(I’m) proud to join my additional wind power. out. and Haiti, and giving out legislative colleagues to “I was proud to vote The certificates that he items to people who walk re-enact the climate bill with the state delegation earned in jail hang on on into his store. that would take swift on a bill that address- the wall of the store. He encourages those When he was first re- who are struggling to and substantive action to es the terrible effects of leased on probation he come into his shop and PHOTO: JOE BROWN protect our planet,” said climate change we have struggled to go straight. pick up something that Bajo owner Chad Quintana. Senator Joan B. Lovely, been enduring,” said Rep- D-Salem. “Thank you to resentative Peter Capano, Senate President (Karen) D-Lynn. “And that also It’s open market season at Mills 58 Spilka, House Speaker provides workforce de- (Robert) Mariano, Sena- velopment provisions for MILLS 58 are in the works for add- ery, we’re a marketplace p.m. Keegan said tables tor (Michael) Barrett and workers that will be need- From A1 ing food vendors at future where people can come are still available for all Representative (Thomas) ed as these changes are Golden for their leader- instituted.” markets. and buy jellies and flow- three events and can be infusion, skincare and ship in creating a path to The bill now sits on Gov- “Going forward, we want ers and home-baked and reserved on her company’s aromatherapy products. a greener and more sus- ernor Baker’s desk, await- to add some vendors who home-made items, said website. For those of you won- tainable future.” ing his approval. dering what smudging is, offer complimentary food Mill 58 owner Ed Greeley. Daigle said The Eatery products to The Eatery, Keegan said smudging is “You can eat anywhere recently obtained a beer but basically, the plan is you want, but none of and wine license and is in an ancient tradition used Lynn to expand to feature a bunch of dif- them have anything like the process of securing an by many cultures to clear ferent artists and vendors what we offer in terms of entertainment license. out negative energy and who simply want a table,” variety and atmosphere. “We are currently in the K-5 dual-language manifest the energy. It Keegan said. “So far we It’s a total experience.” process of building out can also remove bacteria have 14 different vendors The Eatery offers home- a new bar and also reno- from the air and can even and hope to add one more made pasta, a seafood vating the existing lounge program to sec- elevate serotonin levels, who will offer things for bar with baked haddock, into a restaurant so we which balances mood and Valentine’s Day, like flow- clams and fried scallops, can offer seating, hopeful- helps with sleep. Keegan ond school ers and gift-type things. vegetarian selections, ly by the spring,” Daigle The majority of in- operates the business Our goal is always to try coal-fired, brick oven piz- said. “Our entertainment LANGUAGE out of her Melrose home, From A1 struction at the young- to get a variety of vendors za, a grill station with license was before the City est grade levels at both using plants and herbs Amanda Campbell, at every event.” gourmet burgers, steak Council this past week Connery and Harrington grown in her greenhouse the director and assis- “Lesley does a fantas- and turkey tips, specialty and we need to get by one would be taught in Span- along with recycled prod- tic job of selecting a great coffees (ground on-prem- more hearing in a couple tant director of the Lynn ish, with a 90/10 Span- Schools English Learner ucts. Her products can be group of vendors,” said ises), smoothies, and, of of weeks before we hope it ish/English split in kin- Education Department purchased online at www. Daigle. course, assorted desserts will be granted. dergarten, 80/20 in first respectively, announced serenitysage.com and are The Eatery food court and sweets, including ge- Daigle said the license grade, and then decreas- at last Thursday’s meeting the split by 10 per- also available at 25 brick- will be open during regu- lato. will permit live entertain- ing that “Compañeros” cent until students are and-mortar retail stores lar business hours. It fea- Mills 58 will also be hold- ment and music along would also expand down- learning equally in both across the country. tures something to satisfy ing marketplaces on Feb. with a DJ as well as televi- ward to pre-kindergar- languages at the fourth Keegan, a Marblehead every culinary palette. 20, March 6 and March sions once the lounge area ten at Harrington next and fifth grade levels, native, said that plans “We’re more than an eat- 20, all from 11 a.m.-3 renovation is complete. fall. according to Caldwell. Search for new Saugus school super enters new phase

NESDEC a search that you design for the search. “(Based on) Committee members From A1 with our assistance,” Bet- the demographics they Ryan Fisher and Dennis tencourt said. have worked (with), I Gould, who will serve on “We consider this to be First appointed in 2016, think they would provide the superintendent search your search,” he told the DeRuosi, a 34-year vet- a much larger pool of in- committee, said they committee. “One of the eran of public education, formation for us in terms would reach out to NES- first things we would do has served alongside two of what our needs are, and DEC to discuss expanding is sit down with you and Saugus school boards and then tailoring what our the committee. design the various search overseen the district’s am- needs are to what our ex- Gould said it would cost elements, show you how bitious middle-high school pectations are.” the School Department those roll out in a time- project that was complet- Committee member just under $14,000 to hire line, and work very hard NESDEC. to design a search that ed earlier this year. John Hatch said he was meets your needs.” He is the town’s fifth su- happy NESDEC did not Part of the search will perintendent since 2012. necessarily require can- LAW OFFICES OF include reaching out to “We do not have a stra- didates for the position to JAMES J. CARRIGAN stakeholders through fo- tegic plan, we do not have have a PhD to be consid- • Social Security Disability cus groups, interviews, a School Improvement ered for hiring. • Workers Compensation and surveys to create a plan, and in listening to “I like the face they’re • Accidents (NESDEC’s) presentation, not looking for a specific 25 years located across candidate profile, he said. from Lynn District Court The School Committee they have worked with mindset, like (if a super- other communities and intendent) needs to have a 15 Johnson St. will then review the data ITEM FILE PHOTO with NESDEC to deter- other districts in develop- doctorate,” he said. “Some 781-596-0100 The Saugus School Committee has chosen a JAMES J. CARRIGAN mine which skills and ing those things,” board of the finest superinten- ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN characteristics the ideal member Arthur Grabows- consulting firm to help find a relacement for dents I’ve met have come LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL candidate should possess. ki said as to why he sup- outgoing superintendent David DeRuosi. from being principals and www.jamescarriganlaw.com “The search actually is ported hiring NESDEC knowing the community.” [email protected] A4 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2021 OPINION

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E¤¥¤ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Prudence and politics M¦ H. S Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. S E. K¡ Because of what took one of the four cardinal Gordon R. Hall Advertising Director News Director place in our nation’s cap- virtues. In both classical 110 Munroe St. W J. K T J ¡¢ Monica Connell Healey Prudence tells us P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton ital on Jan. 6, politics, philosophy and Christian Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W C T¡£ Michael H. Shanahan morality and justice have theology, it is seen as the Chief Operating O cer Chairman we need to Community Relations Director been thrown into a caul- ability to choose the ap- Customer Service dron of confusion, angst heal our divisions propriate course of action Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS and anger. The second to be taken in a given sit- Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 and postpone Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 impeachment of Donald uation. All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Trump is now causing this This past month we have Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 accountability 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 cauldron to spill into the witnessed the fragility Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 veins and arteries of our until the next of our democracy. If ever Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 nation. there were a need for pru- Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 election and see Classified/Legal Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Should the U.S. Senate dence in our nation’s lead- [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 conduct a trial of the for- if we can get on ership, that time is now. Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 mer president based on with the task of There are compelling [email protected] the Articles of Impeach- reasons to move forward ment drafted by the U.S. Circulation recovering from with a Senate trial. A po- [email protected] House of Representatives? lice officer was murdered Does the Senate have the this pandemic on Jan. 6 and other people Ext. 3 ability or will to “lay the died. The U.S. Capitol was Newsroom question on the table” in- ransacked and some peo- [email protected] definitely? Does the for- the most secure and most ple wanted to kill the vice [email protected] mer president deserve his legitimate election in our president and the Speak- Ext. 4 day in court? Should he history.Opinion to the con- er of the House. It was all be held accountable for trary is without merit but Sports EDITORIAL quite horrendous! [email protected] the deaths and vandalism will continue to have oxy- Prudence tells us that we of Jan. 6? What is the po- gen should there be a Sen- need to heal our divisions Ext. 5 litical thing to do? What ate trial. and postpone accountabil- Retail and Online is the moral thing to do? Defeating Covid-19 and ity until the next elections Advertising President What does justice require? getting vaccinations into and see if we can get on [email protected] The overarching need of people’s arms need to be with the task of recovering ADVERTISING our nation at this moment our nation’s preoccupa- from this pandemic. is the necessity of healing tion. Getting the economy Ernie Carpenter Jr. Biden can fix Because the new At- Director of Advertising the wounds of our citi- moving and caring for our torney General and the and Business Development, ext. 1355 zenry, regardless of their most vulnerable need to courts may have more to [email protected] causes. The prospect of a be twin priorities of the say about all the actions of immigration protracted Senate trial incoming administration. Ralph Mitchell our former president, this Sales Representative, ext. 1313 will exacerbate the dishar- The nation does not need should not be the end of [email protected] Amid his first wave of actions after his inaugura- mony in our country that the distraction of a Senate the story. was reflected in the 2020 trial or the disturbance Eric Rondeau tion last Wednesday, President Joe Biden took direct Sales Representative, ext. 1280 aim at the nation’s dysfunctional immigration sys- election. that it could generate. Msgr. Paul V. Garrity is [email protected] tem by rescinding some of the Trump administra- By all accounts, re- So what becomes of mo- the former pastor of St. viewed by courts and at- rality, politics and justice Mary’s in Lynn and the Patricia Whalen tion’s more extreme approaches to enforcement and Sales Representative, ext. 1310 pushing Congress to finally adopt comprehensive tested to by secretaries if the Senate dodges a full current pastor of St. Brig- [email protected] reforms. That’s a refreshing — and responsible — of states across the land, blown trial? Enter the vir- id and Sacred Heart Par- change from his predecessor’s unconscionably nativ- the recent election was tue of prudence. This is ishes in Lexington. BUSINESS OFFICE ist approach. Susan J. Conti Biden seeks to embrace a humane and pragmat- Controller, ext. 1288 ic view of immigration reform. The executive direc- LETTER TO THE EDITOR [email protected] tives halt further construction of President Donald Ted Grant Trump’s vanity wall along the U.S-Mexico border; re- Publisher, ext. 1234 invigorate the Obama-era Deferred Action for Child- The people are tired of agendas [email protected] hood Arrivals program that Trump sought to end; Marian Kinney end the ban on people from about a dozen predom- To the editor: after bill. His time has ery move you make, Mr. ext. 1212 inantly Muslim countries; and withdraw an order come and gone. Stop wast- [email protected] A word of caution to the Schumer, and the next that ramped up immigration sweeps in the interior ing time on impeachment election is only 23 months Will Kraft of the country. Democrat: You won the majority control of the U.S. -- that isn’t going to put away. If you and the Dem- Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 Separately, the Department of Homeland Security [email protected] Senate on the promise of relief on the tables of the ocrats screw up, you could announced a 100-day suspension of deportations as it American people. reviews procedures and a freeze on new enrollments immediate stimulus relief be back in the minority Paula Villacreses Do the job you were in the program that requires border-crossing asylum to the American people. again. A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 [email protected] seekers to remain in Mexico, though it did not offer Immediate means now -- elected to do. Help “We the The time clock is run- relief for the 60,000 asylum seekers currently strand- not two weeks, not three People,” not your personal ning and the people are Mike Shanahan ed along the border. In a sense, the new directives weeks from now. agendas. tired of political agendas. Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 reset federal policies to those of the Obama adminis- Forget Mitch McConnell; Remember the Georgia [email protected] tration, which is good enough for now. he had his chances to help election lesson: We the John Norton Carolina Trujillo Biden’s more ambitious efforts lie within the bill he the people and stalled bill voters are watching ev- Lynn Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 proposed to Congress this week, the U.S. Citizenship [email protected] Act of 2021. Among other things, the measure would JOSUE DE LUNA NAVARRO Jim Wilson let some 11 million people now living in the shadows Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 apply for temporary legal status and provide them [email protected] an eight-year path to citizenship. That is both the CIRCULATION strength of the proposal and its major friction point. Dismantle deportation machine A main argument against such “amnesty” is that it Lisa Mahmoud Manager, ext. 1239 encourages migrants to come in without permission In mid-January, a new refugee admissions and immigration enforcement [email protected] in the hope of staying below the radar until the next caravan of up to 7,000 a pathway to citizenship has increased by 300 per- amnesty comes along. But sweeping amnesties such Central American mi- for undocumented immi- cent since the creation of CUSTOMER SERVICE as what Biden proposes are rare — the last major one grants started the diffi- grants. He’s also issued ex- ICE in 2003. Last year, La’ Mosha Ball came in the Reagan administration — and the reality cult journey north, from ecutive orders halting the ICE and CBP got more Customer Service, ext. 1276 is that our immigration enforcement has been inef- Honduras through Guate- construction of Trump’s than $25 billion. [email protected] fective for so long that the U.S. is now home — yes, mala, headed into Mexico border wall, instituting a Much of that money ends home — to millions of people without authorization. GRAPHICS 100-day moratorium on up in the pockets of share- Rousting them all, as the hard-liners advocate, and ultimately the United holders and private corpo- Trevor Andreozzi would be impossible to achieve and damaging to States. deportations and ordering Designer rations. CBP alone spent the country. As of 2017, half of all unauthorized im- “Many are fleeing pov- the reunification of sepa- [email protected] $26.5 billion between 2008 migrants had lived in the U.S. for at least 15 years, erty and violence made rated immigrant families. and 2018 on contractors Sean Casey according to the Pew Research Center, and their worse by the pandemic This is great news, but Designer tenure has likely only increased since then. Many and two major hurricanes there’s a trade-off. As The like CoreCivic and GEO [email protected] that pummeled the region Washington Post reports, Group, which run for-prof- have American spouses, American dependents, and NEWSROOM contribute to their communities and the economy (in- late last year,” The New Biden’s plan “calls on the it detention centers that cluding owning businesses that employ Americans). York Times reported. Department of Homeland have been shown to have Mike Alongi Over the next decade, Security to develop a pro- engaged in widespread Sports Editor, ext. 1228 There is nothing to be gained from kicking them out [email protected] now. Immigration reform must reflect that reality Central America will face posal that uses technology abuse. while also ensuring that migrants who credibly pose still stronger storms and and other similar infra- Dismantling this ma- Elyse Carmosino a risk to public safety do not remain. longer droughts as climate structure to implement chine will mean defunding Reporter, ext. 1264 Trump’s sweeping enforcement policies have left change accelerates. This new security measures these agencies and ban- [email protected] us with a backlog of 1.3 million cases in immigration will drive more displaced along the border, both at ning corporations from Gayla Cawley courts, which is more than double the backlog he in- people into the maw of an and between ports of en- profiting off the persecu- Reporter, ext. 1236 herited from Obama, with the average wait time of immigration system that try.” tion of immigrants. There [email protected] 2.4 years for pending cases. Offering temporary legal has grown only crueler. Wall or no wall, tight- are so many better things Cheryl Charles status and a path to citizenship would radically re- Those brave enough to ening border security we could put our money News Editor, ext. 1278 duce that caseload and the delay in resolving cases. take the journey will face against refugees from pov- into — like health care, [email protected] Biden also would use financial aid again to try to challenges long before erty, violence and climate education and green jobs. Olivia Falcigno stabilize the governments and economies of Guate- they reach the U.S. border, change is no break from Biden says he wants to Photographer, ext.1224 mala, Honduras and El Salvador, where migrants including potential abuse “business as usual.” Advo- create an accessible path- [email protected] have been leaving in the tens of thousands to escape by U.S.-funded security cates also worry that hard- way to citizenship for Spenser Hasak crime and grinding poverty exacerbated by the ef- forces in Mexico and Cen- line immigration agencies millions of undocument- Photographer, ext. 1332 fects of climate change, including two major hurri- tral America tasked with like U.S. Immigration and ed families. He should do [email protected] canes this season in a matter of weeks. preventing them from ever Customs Enforcement so, and Congress should Thor Jourgensen One notable component missing from Biden’s pro- reaching the northern bor- (ICE), may refuse to com- support him. But he must Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 posed legislative reforms: Dismantling the nation’s der. Those who make it to ply with the deportation also start dismantling [email protected] unnecessary, inhumane and mostly privatized sys- the draconian deporta- tem for detaining immigrants, part and parcel of a the United States will face moratorium. Daniel Kane wretched conditions living This is why it’s vital for tion machine and border Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 longstanding (and bipartisan) U.S. policy that some militarization that have [email protected] people desperately seeking asylum or the chance in the shadows, even as the Biden administration they form the backbone of to go beyond simply re- taken root in the last few Steve Krause for a better life must be deprived of their freedom decades. while the government considers their cases. But the the U.S. economy. forming the existing im- News Director, ext. 1229 If President Joe Biden migration system — and If he fails, a rising tide of [email protected] vast majority of detainees pose no risk of fleeing or white supremacy and our wants to heal these move instead to dismantle Amanda Lunn threatening public safety, and depriving them of their worsening climate crisis freedom because they seek protections is grotesquely wounds and root out the the deportation machine. Designer anti-immigrant sentiment Let’s start with ICE and would needlessly continue [email protected] unjust. the suffering of immigrant There are, of course, no quick fixes to the broken stirred up by his prede- Customs and Border Pa- Guthrie Scrimgeour families fleeing for their immigration system, which rivals the tax code in its cessor, his administration trol, or CBP, whose explo- Reporter, ext. 1222 lives. complexity. The specifics of Biden’s proposed legisla- must go beyond business sive growth in recent de- [email protected] tion will emerge and be debated in the coming weeks as usual on immigration. cades has fueled the abuse Josue De Luna Navar- Anne Marie Tobin or months, and we fervently hope the reform effort In part, Biden seems to of immigrant families. ro is an associate fellow Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 doesn’t get caught up in the same web of resistance understand this. According to the Ameri- at the Institute for Policy [email protected] that has doomed previous efforts. He’s introduced a sweep- can Immigration Council, Studies. He lives in Albu- TECHNOLOGY ing proposal for expanded the budget allocated to querque, New Mexico. 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 1, 2021 A5 Community Calendar Monday, Feb. 1 - Sunday, Febl 7

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Municipal School Committee, virtu- calendar for log-on infor- bers, 7 p.m,. meeting - see town web- Coast Guard Design and Saugus Cable TV Board al, 7 p.m. Public Arts Commission, site calendar for log-on in- Development Committee mation, Wednesdays, 12- meeting. 6-8 p.m. Via School Committee Pub- 7 p.m. formation, 7:30 p.m. meeting. 7 p.m. Via Zoom. 12:30 p.m. Zoom. lic hearing, virtual, 7 p.m. Push to reopen schools could leave out millions of students By Geoff Mulvihill, Adrian Sainz and Michael Kunzelman ASSOCIATED PRESS President Joe Biden says he wants most schools serving kindergarten through eighth grade to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS reopen by late April, but Bryleigh McCarty is shown in Chautauqua Park. even if that happens, it is likely to leave out millions of students, many of them minorities in urban areas. For emerging adults, “We’re going to see kids fall further and fur- pandemic serves up ther behind, particularly low-income students of color,” said Shavar Jef- unique challenges fries, president of Dem- ocrats for Education Re- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS By Holly Ramer da selected a college sight form. “There’s potentially Pre-kindergarten teacher Sarah McCarthy works with a student at ASSOCIATED PRESS unseen. A 23-year-old in a generational level of Dawes Elementary in Chicago. Texas lost his job in his harm that students have CONCORD, N.H. — The dream industry. And for a coronavirus pandemic suffered from being out of billion for schools to address bear out that the children where classes had been 24-year-old in New Hamp- school for so long.” has been hard on both concerns by unions and who have been most dis- held exclusively online shire, the pandemic halt- Like some other officials kids and adults. But what school officials as part of a advantaged are going to since last March — many ed her hard-won academic and education advocates, about those who are in be- broader coronavirus relief be low-income children, of them in cities. By last and social momentum. Jeffries said powerful tween? package that faces an uncer- Black and brown chil- week, more than half of “This generation is los- teachers unions are stand- Demographic shifts ing out on this key tran- tain fate in Congress. If his dren, children with spe- students were enrolled in ing in the way of bringing during the last century sition period,” says Kath- reopening goal is realized, cial education, learning schools where in-person back students. The unions have given rise to a dis- ryn Sabella, director of millions of students might differences, homeless and learning was at least an insist they are acting to tinct developmental stage research at the University still have to keep learning foster youth,” said Megan protect teachers and stu- option, according to Bur- called “emerging adult- of Massachusetts Medi- from home, possibly for the Bacigalupi, a mother of dents and their families. bio, a data service tracking hood.” Spanning the late cal School’s Transitions In a call Thursday eve- rest of the school year. students in the Oakland school-opening policies. teens and early 20s, it’s to Adulthood Center for ning with teachers unions, California was an epi- public schools and one of For the first time since a volitional, transitional Research. She has been Dr. Anthony Fauci, the center of infection in the the organizers. shuttering schools in period marked by explora- studying the pandemic’s federal government’s top first part of January, and It’s hard to tally exact- March, Atlanta began re- tion of life and love, work effect on young people infectious disease expert, public health officials say ly how many schools are turning the youngest and and world views. But with with mental health condi- said the reopening of K-8 many of the state’s dis- open in person now be- special education students the now nearly yearlong tions and has found pat- classrooms nationally tricts are in areas where cause of the size and dif- to some in-person learn- pandemic causing major terns of isolation, angst might not be possible on transmission remains fuse nature of the nation’s ing last week. Other dis- disruptions in education, and uncertainty. Biden’s time frame. He too high to reopen. But school system — and be- tricts planning to reopen employment, housing and Bryleigh McCarty, 21, cited concern over new a statewide group called cause districts’ approach- by early March include more, young people who says her life in Longmont, variants of the virus that Open Schools California es change frequently. Clark County, Nevada, are no longer adolescents Colorado, got “10 times allow it to spread more is pushing for reopening By early January, about which includes Las Vegas; but not quite adults are more stressful” when the quickly and may be more as soon as public health a third of students in a Kansas City, Missouri; struggling to find their pandemic hit, but therapy resistant to vaccines. standards are met. sample of 1,200 U.S. school Boston and the big Ohio footing. has helped her discover her Biden is asking for $130 “I think that data will districts were in schools school systems. An 18-year-old in Flori- own strength. Fight The Man: What GameStop’s surge says about online mobs

GAMESTOP ble cause or, as they say, “The internet can democ- other part-time jobs doing Discord to fire each other to ignore. It’s really just From A1 “for the lulz.” If a meme ratize access, upsetting motorcycle delivery and up and the trading app a bunch of people sharing of Bernie Sanders in mit- power dynamics between sharpening knives, and Robinhood to buy shares Last week they gave us ideas. It’s the same thing tens can distract us amid the people and traditional started buying shares in with a few clicks on their as when Jim Cramer gets the Great GameStop Stock institutions,” tweeted Tif- a presidential inaugura- GameStop back in Novem- smartphones. They soon on CNBC smashing but- Uprising. Who knows fany C. Li, a law professor ber. found a shared enemy in tion and a Reddit mes- tons.” what this week will bring. and tech attorney focusing “I went from a $9,000 po- hedge fund managers who sage board can send Wall One thing for sure: on privacy and technology sition up to about $30,000 tried to short the stock, In 2017, the hashtag Street big shots running we’ll be seeing more of platform governance. as of last night. Today I encouraging each other “MeToo” began going vi- it. More and more of us in panic, perhaps some With GameStop, she lost 10 grand,” he said to keep buying GameStop ral as women — and some have learned to game the good can come out of this, added in an interview Fri- Thursday. “I didn’t sell. and push it ever higher men — shared their expe- system, whether for a no- too. Right? day, the goal was to upset I’m going to hold. It’s been —”to the moon.” riences of sexual assault the interests of a few large an emotional week, let’s Wilkinson said the fo- on social media. Though hedge funds. say that.” rums this week probably the term was coined in “But in other places the As with many crowd struck newcomers as “re- 2006 by activist Tarana goal can be more nefar- movements, it was hard to ally, really childish and Burke, a confluence of the ious. Online spaces are trace where it all started, crazy,” full of rocketship being used to radicalize though there were at least emojis, calls to pump political climate, the case people toward extremism, a few high-profile insti- stocks written to the tune against Harvey Weinstein to plan hate crimes and gators. Among them was of sea shanties and a flood and the rise of social me- attacks,” she said. “The in- Roaring Kitty, a YouTube of newcomers trying to dia allowed the movement ternet isn’t really the vil- personality from a Bos- jump on the bandwag- to take off 11 years later. lain or the hero.” ton suburb who became a on, but he said that’s not Social media also helped Jason Wilkinson had legendary fixture on the been his usual experience Black Lives Matter activ- dabbled in stocks but took Reddit forum, expressing there. ists organize rallies, re- a deeper dive into the an early interest in buying “Some of the people cord police violence and Reddit forum WallStreet- GameStop shares and in- who are on that thread communicate during the Bets after losing his job spiring a growing legion of are probably on par with PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS at a tech company in the followers to pore through the stock pickers of these marches sweeping the Two hedge funds are bowing out of their short pandemic. The 30-year-old its financials. hedge funds,” he said. “It’s U.S. and other countries positions on the money-losing video game re- New York City resident The Reddit-based inves- knowing how to know following the death of tailer, GameStop. started trading between tors used the chat platform who to listen to and who George Floyd last summer. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2021 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Union Street at 8:42 p.m. Fri- Lockdown in Perth, Australia larly arrests, reflect police records. day; at the Richdale on 229 In the event of a perceived inac- Broadway at 9:40 p.m. Friday; curacy, it is the sole responsibility at 215 Essex St. at 3:38 p.m. Saturday; at Bay View Avenue reaches five days of the concerned party to contact and Beacon Hill Avenue at the relevant police department and 11:58 p.m. Saturday; at 156 BY THE ASSOCIATED within Western Australia THE VIRUS OUT- at the detention center at have the department issue a no- Boston St. at 5:28 a.m. Sun- PRESS UNDEFINED was on April 11. BREAK: Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. tice of correction to the Daily Item. day; at 25 Nelson St. at 6:34 Western Australia, Aus- — Thousands flout virus PERTH, AustraIia — Corrections or clarifications will not a.m. Sunday; and at Chestnut tralia’s largest state by restrictions at Israel fu- The city of Perth has been HERE’S WHAT ELSE be made without express notice of Street and Essex Street at locked down for five days area, has remained vi- nerals IS HAPPENING: change from the arresting police 8:49 a.m. Sunday. after Western Australia rus-free for months by en- — Anxiety grows as department. state’s first case of local forcing the nation’s tough- long-term facilities await JERUSALEM — The Is- Breaking And Entering COVID-19 infection in al- est border restrictions in COVID-19 vaccines raeli Cabinet has voted to LYNN most 10 months. an elimination strategy. — Fans who’ve been to extend a nationwide lock- A report of a past break-in Those within the state every Super Bowl making down for at least five more at 47 Bennett St. at 9:04 a.m. The city of 2 million Arrests have enjoyed some of Aus- plans again this year days as it struggles to Saturday. people and coastal towns Jonathan Chavez, 23, of to the south were locked tralia’s least restrictive — Even if schools reopen bring a raging coronavirus 220 Broadway Lynn, was ar- down from Sunday night pandemic measures be- by late April, millions of outbreak under control. rested at 10:27 p.m. Friday until Friday night. cause of the low risk. students, many of them Prime Minister Benja- on charges of operating under This followed a securi- All Perth residents must minorities in urban areas, min Netanyahu’s office the influence and unlicensed Fires ty guard who worked at stay at home unless shop- may be left out. announced early Mon- operation of a motor vehicle. A report of a fire at 55 Estes a Perth quarantine hotel ping for essentials, attend- — A World Health Orga- day that the restrictions, ing to nization team looking into Michael Gooding, 27, of St. at 1:08 p.m. Friday; at 167 contracting a highly con- which have forced non- 148 Stevens St. Lowell, was Tracy Ave. at 2:45 p.m. Friday; tagious British variant of medical needs, exercis- the origins of the coronavi- essential businesses and arrested at 10:47 p.m. Satur- at 48 Estes St. at 6:17 p.m. the virus. Overseas trav- ing within their neighbor- rus pandemic is visiting a most schools to remain day on charges of driving with Friday; at 8 Lafayette Park at elers who arrive in Perth hood or working if market in the Chinese city closed for the past month, a suspended license and vio- 1:34 p.m. Saturday; at 98 must isolate in hotel quar- unable to do so remotely. of Wuhan will remain in effect until lating the city knife ordinance. Willow St. at 1:36 p.m. Sat- antine for 14 days. Schools which were due — The U.S. is backing off urday; and at 68 Broadway at at least Friday. A ban on to resume on Monday will for now on a plan to offer 7:54 p.m. Saturday. The last previous known nearly all incoming and Danijel Pesa, 31, of 8 Mor- case of someone being in- remain closed for another COVID-19 vaccinations outgoing flights will re- rill Place Lynn, was arrested fected with COVID-19 week. to the 40 prisoners held at 10:46 p.m. Saturday on Larceny main in effect for another a charge of violating the city week. A report of larceny at 34 The Cabinet is to meet knife ordinance. Hanover St. at 8:17 a.m. Sat- urday; at 7 Market Square at on Wednesday to decide Samuelito Pojoy, 23, of 29 3:10 p.m. Saturday; at 92 whether to extend the re- Williams Ave. Lynn was arrest- South Common St. at 1:42 strictions even longer. ed at 12:28 a.m. Saturday on p.m. Saturday; and at 170 Israel has launched one a charge of assault and bat- South Common St. at 11:44 of the world’s most ag- tery with a dangerous weapon p.m. Saturda and malicious damage to a gressive vaccination cam- motor vehicle. paigns, inoculating more Robbery than one-third of its pop- Misael Siguachi, 41, of 14 A report of a robbery on ulation in just one month. Hood St. Lynn, was arrested 158 Lewis St. at 7:33 p.m. But the vaccine has at 7:23 a.m. Sunday on a Saturday. had little effect so far in charge of operating under the controlling the outbreak, influence. Vandalism which has spread quick- Accidents A report of a fight on 192 ly with the arrival of for- Williams Ave. at 9:38 p.m. eign variants of the coro- A report of a motor vehi- Friday. navirus and continued cle accident at 41 State St. A report of an assault on 1 violations of lockdown at 1:25 p.m. Friday; at 288 Kingsley Terrace at 9:57 p.m. restrictions. Thousands Union St. at 2:10 p.m. Friday; Friday. of ultra-Orthodox Israelis at 34 State St. at 2:25 p.m. A report of an assault and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS thronged a pair of funer- Friday; at Chestnut Street and battery at 555 Essex St. at Essex Street at 8:05 p.m. 11:36 p.m. Saturday. People wearing face masks to help protect against the spread of the als Sunday, defying a ban Friday; at Joyce Street and coronavirus walk by an advertisement for a hair shop along a shopping on large public gather- street in Seoul, South Korea. ings. Search is on for new leaders in journalism’s upper echelons By David Bauder associate dean for profes- minority issues in the it couldn’t vouch for the AP MEDIA WRITER sional graduate studies at news industry. central character in an Syracuse University’s Ne- One was already made in award-winning podcast NEW YORK — The whouse School of Public December when longtime that its audio unit pro- “help wanted” list for top Communications. MSNBC President Phil duced, said it disciplined a management jobs in jour- Griffin stepped down and reporter for using a racial The moves offer news PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS nalism is suddenly getting organizations a chance to was replaced by Rashida slur at a Times-sponsored very long. anoint a new generation of Jones, a Black woman who meeting for students and Mitzi Hansrote, right, 86, and Deanna Sut- Searches for new leaders leaders at a time the busi- has moved up the ranks at ended the contract of an ton, center, 83, check in before receiving the at brand names like The nesses need to be nimble NBC News. editor who tweeted she COVID-19 vaccine Washington Post, ABC and, following a reckoning Kevin Merida, a senior had “chills” seeing Joe News and the Los Ange- brought on partly by so- vice president at ESPN Biden’s plane land. les Times are coming at ciety’s reaction to George and former Washington “Is it any wonder some of Anxiety grows as a time of rapid change in Floyd’s death last spring, Post editor, is a name on these editors would want the news industry and in- mindful of having a staff many lists as a potential to throw up their hands creased attention paid to and stories that reflect hire. and say it’s time to retire?” long-term care awaits diversity in decision-mak- their communities. There’s been quiet prog- Kaplan said. ing roles. “What we’re going to ress at smaller news out- The news industry’s COVID-19 vaccines The two latest openings have to do is really look lets. Just this month, financial troubles over came this week when at a lot of people who ar- Manny Garcia was named the past two decades has By TOM MURPHY of shots from Pfizer and Marty Baron, the exec- en’t the usual suspects,” editor of the Austin Amer- thinned the usual pipeline ASSOCIATED PRESS Moderna late last year. utive editor who trans- said Jill Geisler, an ex- ican-Statesman and David of leaders, Geisler said. formed the Post over the Ng head of the Providence The best new ones may That includes both nurs- pert on media leadership Frustration is building ing homes, where resi- past eight years, and ABC Journal newsroom. be found in unusual plac- at Loyola University of over the pace of COVID-19 dents get 24-hour-a-day News President James The news organizations es, or not have high pro- Chicago’s communication vaccinations at long-term medical care; assisted liv- Goldston both said they looking for leaders are far files because they’ve been school. care sites, where some ing facilities, where people will step down over the more complex than they keeping their heads down Diversity issues have homes still await first generally need less help; next two months. roiled several news or- used to be. Baron’s Post and working. shots while fending off a and other types of group The Los Angeles Times ganizations in the past has nearly double the em- New leaders will have to virus that can devastate homes. is further along in its year. The Los Angeles ployees it had when he demonstrate they are sen- their residents. Vaccinations then pro- search for a successor to Times publicly came to started eight years ago, sitive to inclusion goals, The major drugstore ceeded quickly in some Executive Editor Norman terms with both how the with a robust video unit responsive to their staffs chains tasked with giving states like West Virgin- Pearlstine. The Reuters paper historically fed into and data journalism. Gold- and able to inspire those shots in these places are ia, which didn’t rely on news agency is looking to the city’s racism with its ston’s successor won’t just who work for them to pro- far along in vaccinating the drugstore chains, and replace its editor-in-chief, coverage, and how it still supervise “World News duce great journalism, she nursing home residents Connecticut. Stephen Adler, who is re- lacked minority writers Tonight,” but “The View” said. and staff. But some other But — as with other as- tiring on April 1. HuffPost and managers. and the FiveThirtyEight “You are going to want types of group residences pects of the rollout — the and Vox Media need lead- The Washington Post blog, too. to have employees having won’t receive first doses results have been choppy ers, too. named Krissah Thompson Three issues that creat- a greater say than ever until mid-February or lat- overall. In many plac- Dean Baquet, executive the newspaper’s first man- ed unwelcome headlines before in these decisions,” er, despite being among es, home operators and editor of The New York aging editor for diversity for Baquet within the past she said. “The leaders are the top priorities for shots. residents’ relatives have CVS and Walgreens Times, is the subject of and inclusion. The Phila- two months were ones few going to be vetted, almost watched with frustration have started a massive speculation, both because delphia Inquirer’s top ed- of his predecessors could like crowd-sourcing.” as states opened vaccine vaccination push in near- his job is the golden ring itor resigned after many have conceived of. It’s a time, she said, that eligibility to other popu- ly all states, and they say of journalism and he’s 64 staff members were an- The Times had to admit demands creativity. lations before the work in they are proceeding on years old. By tradition, gered by a headline over long-term care homes was schedule. But resident ad- the Times’ top editor steps a story about post-Floyd finished. vocates and experts are Laura Vuchetich says down before reaching 66. unrest. anxious about delays in her elderly parents live in CNN chief Jeff Zuck- This past week, CBS delivering vaccines that a Milwaukee assisted liv- er, whose name was fre- put two executives on ad- have been available for ing community and need quently invoked by for- ministrative leave to in- more than a month. shots badly. But they have mer President Donald vestigate charges of intol- “Every week that you been told they won’t get Trump during his admin- erance to minorities and wait and you’re not vacci- them until the middle of istration’s battles with women at some of its local nating is a big deal here,” February even as pharma- the media, is expected to news operations. A blem- said David Grabowski, a cies have started handing announce soon whether or ish on Goldston’s record health policy professor at out hundreds of doses to not he will move on. was the dismissal of an Harvard Medical School. younger people, including Both Baron and Gold- ABC talent relations ex- “My sense is that this pro- a friend of hers in good ston cited the end of an in- ecutive who made racially cess is still going too slow.” health. tense election cycle and its insensitive remarks. Government officials“They’re supposed to be PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS exhaustive pace of news With that backdrop, placed long-term care res- at the front of the line,” as a natural time to turn “one of these companies Marty Baron, former editor of The Boston idents and staff among she said. “They’re in the the page. might want to make a Globe, walks the red carpet as he attends the their top vaccination pri- mid 80s, and my mom had “It’s burnout on ste- statement,” said Richard Boston area premiere of the film “Spotlight” in orities after they autho- a heart attack last year. roids,” said Joel Kaplan, Prince, who blogs about Brookline. rized the emergency use It’s just baffling to me.” MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Gyms, movie theaters can MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Pawtucket’s Slater Mill Museum uses proceeds of resume with limits in Boston acquired by National art sales to fund upgrades Park Service ASSOCIATED PRESS ently across the country, COVID-19 Relief Fund, More than $580,000 PITTSFIELD (AP) — but for Maine the AP cal- which has raised over from the Federal Transit PAWTUCKET, R.I. (AP) The Berkshire Museum Gyms, movie theaters culates the rate by divid- $21,000. Administration will cover can resume with limits in ing new cases by test spec- the cost of installing the — The historic Slater Mill hopes to fully reopen this Boston imens using data from The RHODE ISLAND devices, testing the air on in Pawtucket and the sur- summer with a new look By The Associated Press COVID Tracking Project. the buses, and conducting rounding area are being nanced by proceeds from undefined The seven-day rolling Rhode Island is getting a public opinion survey, Businesses like gyms, average of the positivity more than $8 million in said Dan Currier, public taken over by the Nation- the controversial sale of movie theaters, museums rate in Maine did not in- federal grants for home- transit coordinator for the and sight-seeing harbor al Park Service. several pieces of artwork. crease over the past two less assistance programs. Vermont Agency of Trans- cruises can resume Mon- The transfer of the Old A new sewer line, a near- weeks, going from 6.4 per- The funds administered portation. day in Boston under its centage on Jan. 16 to 3.8 by the Department of “We saw this research Slater Mill Historic Dis- ly-complete freight ele- coronavirus pandemic re- percentage on Saturday. Housing and Urban De- grant and wanted the op- opening plan. trict from local control to vator and waterproo ng The Maine Center for velopment will support 33 portunity to try out this The businesses can re- federal control enhances Disease Control and Pre- homeless assistance proj- technology and see if it of the museum building open, following a 25 per- vention has reported more ects around the state. also helped to improve the opportunities for conserva- centage capacity limit, are part of the upgrades, than 39,000 positive cas- “A safe place to live is air quality, not just the given the improvement in tion, historic preservation, which also include adding es of the virus and 590 one of the most effective surface cleanliness,” Cur- the number of COVID-19 tourism, economic growth, deaths since the start of forms of PPE, but too rier told the Times Argus. “pocket” galleries, new re- cases and in the city’s pos- many Americans are with- the pandemic. One of Vermont’s eight education, and recreation, itivity rate. out a home,” U.S. Sen. Jack strooms, oak ooring and public transit providers Other sites include NEW HAMPSHIRE Reed said in a statement U.S. Sen. Jack Reed said in will be selected to get the improved LED lighting on aquariums, indoor recre- Sunday. “The COVID-19 a statement this week. the devices. Currier ex- the second oor, The Berk- ational venues with the A winter fundraiser for pandemic and the econom- pects to get the units by Completed in 1793, potential for low contact, the United Way of Great- ic fallout threaten to exac- shire Eagle reported. such as batting cages and er Nashua had a different erbate the number of peo- April and testing will be Slater Mill on the banks done in the months after Jeff Rodgers, executive bowling alleys, and gam- look this year because of ple who can’t afford stable of the Blackstone River, ing arcades. the coronavirus. housing. It’s critical that that. director of the Pitts eld Green Mountain Tran- is the rst successful wa- “While there has been The third annual Bliz- the federal government museum founded in 1903, some improvement in re- zard Blast race on Satur- step up to assist and this sit, which serves the Bur- ter-powered spinning mill lington area and other said during an online pub- cent weeks, it’s still vital day traded in the obstacle federal funding is just one in the U.S. and helped set that everyone remains course event at Mine Falls part of that larger effort.” parts Chittenden County lic brie ng this week that vigilant,” Mayor Marty ark for a virtual format. as well as Washington, America’s Industrial Revo- the work is funded entire- Walsh said in a statement Runners could stop at VERMONT Grand Isle, and Franklin lution in motion. The other last week. 21 different local non- counties, is getting five ly by money received from buses this summer with historic buildings being profits and do an athletic The state of Vermont the 2018 art auctions, MAINE challenge, including lung- will be testing light-based UVC filters in them, said transferred include Syl- es, pushups, burpees and air filters on public bus- Jon Moore, general man- vanus Brown House, built which brought in more The latest average posi- kettle bells, WMUR-TV es to see if they improve ager for the bus company. in 1758, and Wilkinson than $50 million. The cur- tivity rate in Maine is 3.81 reported. air quality and protect The filters were available percentage. State health The proceeds are ben- against the coronavirus as an optional feature Mill, which dates to 1810. rent work is costing about departments are calculat- efitting the United Way and other airborne illness- when the buses were pur- The buildings are being $3.5 million. ing positivity rate differ- of Greater Nashua’s es. chased, he said. of cially transferred to “It’s going to allow us to the National Park Service activate our second oor Trooper assaulted in violent by the Old Slater Mill As- in ways that we have not sociation, which acquired been able to in the past,” struggle with driver them a century ago. he said. ASSOCIATED PRESS The driver refused to an oncoming vehicle; that ton, was charged with leave his car, punched the driver was able to get out assault with intent to RANDOLPH, — A driv- trooper and reached to- of the way, police said. murder, failure to stop call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 er stopped by a Massachu- ward the center console, Police said an off-duty for police, and narcotics setts state police trooper police said. The trooper, state trooper saw what possession, among other to start your punched the of cer in the fearing the driver could was happening and pulled charges. daily subscription. face and pushed his head be retrieving a weapon, over. The driver got back He was jailed on $50,000 into the pavement during pulled him out. into his car and speeded cash bail and faced ar- a violent struggle, police Police said the driver re- away; the injured trooper raignment Monday. It said. peatedly struck the troop- pursued him. Other police wasn’t immediately Catch up Police said the trooper er before tackling him to responded. The car was known if he had a law- with your clocked the driver trav- the ground and driving his later found abandoned yer. A number couldn’t be eling at 81 miles an hour face into the pavement. At and of cers found the found for him. favorite team in a 55-mph zone in Ran- one point, the trooper was driver. The trooper was treated in Item Sports! dolph early Saturday. pushed into the path of Devin Fuller, 29, of Bos- at a hospital. Russian hack brings changes, uncertainty to US court system By Maryclaire Dale that he defrauded the U.S. stolen Democratic Na- ASSOCIATED PRESS “It would be cumber- tional Committee emails some if we do have to start during the U.S. presiden- PHILADELPHIA — Tri- ling pleadings during the tial election. It could take al lawyer Robert Fisher is litigation on paper. That’s handling one of America’s years, or decades, to gauge going to be more dif cult,” their intent. most prominent counterin- Fisher said. “Particularly telligence cases, defending “We tend to still look at during COVID. Most of us this stuff as spy versus an MIT scientist charged are working from home.” spy. But the reality is, it’s with secretly helping China. The Russian intrusion But how he’ll handle the lo- through the SolarWinds not just about a specif- gistics of the case could feel software has President ic targeted interest. It’s old school: Under new court Joe Biden in an early about exploiting every- rules, he’ll have to print out tussle with his Russian thing to make money, to any highly sensitive doc- counterpart, President bene t the state, to un- uments and hand-deliver Vladimir Putin, and U.S. dermine the U.S.,” he said. them to the courthouse. senators are worried But Georgetown’s Bu- Until recently, even the about the “grave risk” to chanan doesn’t see the most secretive material — U.S. intelligence. Russian government sell- about wiretaps, witnesses The Administrative Of- ing trade secrets, even for PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and national security con- ce of U.S. Courts con- something as valuable as cerns – could be led elec- rmed the court system The Supreme Court in Washington, with the Capitol in the distance. the COVID-19 vaccine or tronically. But that changed breach on Jan. 6, joining a a blockbuster drug. He be- after the massive Russian victims’ list that includes authorized to publicly dis- be extraordinarily dif - clients,” said lawyer Erica hacking campaign that lieves it’s all about state- the State Department, cuss the security breach. cult ..., but we cannot cut Blachman Hitchings of the craft — and espionage. breached the U.S. court sys- the National Institutes of Either way, anyone so- corners and just hope that Whistleblower Law Collab- Retired U.S. Circuit Judge tem’s electronic case les Health, tech companies phisticated enough to the Russians left.” orative in Boston. Thomas Vanaskie, who led and those of scores of other and an unknown number launch the SolarWinds at- Some worry that the new Frank Montoya Jr., a federal agencies and pri- of Fortune 500 companies. tack can probably decrypt rules will reduce public ac- retired FBI agent and the U.S. Judicial Confer- vate companies. U.S. of cials have linked data, perhaps by stealing cess to court proceedings, counterterrorism expert, ence’s Information Technol- The new rules for ling the effort, which went on an authorized user’s cre- but they could also make believes Russian of cials ogy Committee about 12 sensitive documents are for much of 2020, to elite dentials, experts said. Tar- judges rethink whether a will exploit whatever they years ago, worries about the one of the clearest ways Russia hackers. gets could include not just seal or paper ling is real- can as they sift through government’s duty to people the hack has affected the “I don’t think we know court staff, but also “soft ly necessary. Court trans- the data, just as they did who seek justice from the court system. But the full what motivated the Rus- targets” such as law rms parency advocates feel in 2016, when they leaked courts. impact remains unknown. sians in this case to target that upload les to the that judges have been on Hackers probably gained the court system — wheth- case management system, a sealing binge in recent access to the vast trove er it was a target of opportu- known as CM/ECF. years, keeping the public YOUR of con dential informa- nity enabled by this Solar- Criminal, civil and bank- in the dark about import- SOURCE tion hidden in sealed doc- Winds breach, or whether ruptcy lings are believed ant evidence in product uments, including trade it was a ... priority,” said to have been compromised, liability, public corruption FOR secrets, espionage targets, Ben Buchanan, who teaches but not the Foreign Intel- and other cases. whistleblower reports and cyberespionage at George- ligence Surveillance Court But others say the need arrest warrants. It could town University’s School of system, which handles for privacy is real, es- take years to learn what Foreign Service. national security surveil- pecially when it comes Offering clear understanding and information was obtained Though the entry point lance warrants, according to corporate ghts over communication throughout the entire process! and what hackers are do- in the SolarWinds net- to the court employees. patent secrets or other ing with it. work software has been Senators are pressing intellectual property, or It’s also not clear that the plugged, “it is really hard court of cials and the Jus- whistleblower complaints, intrusion has been stopped, to kick the Russians out tice Department for a clear which remain secret while prompting the rules on once they’re in,” he said. assessment of the damage the government investi- paper lings. Those docu- Federal court operations to the legal system. gates. 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By Mike Alongi son Casaletto and Oliver notched ve points and ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Dorielan — for their con- ve rebounds, while tributions to the program Dorielan scored four SAUGUS — The Saugus over the past four years. points. boys basketball team “I told the guys that as For Winthrop, senior picked a great day to earn seniors, you always want Cam Conway led the way its rst win in its new to leave the program bet- with 14 points and six re- gym, taking down North- ter than when you found bounds. Sophomore Zach eastern Conference foe it,” said Bertrand. “While Bogusz added 10 points Winthrop by a score of 81- that’s tough to do in a sea- and four rebounds, while 45 on Senior Day Satur- son like this, I think the junior Mikey Chaves day afternoon. The Sa- way these guys have per- scored seven points. Se- chems got contributions severed through all of this nior Tyler Rockefeller (six from every player on the and still come in every day points), freshman George roster, with all 11 players with a positive attitude Galuris (four points, three who checked into the game and a drive to play hard rebounds) and junior scoring at least three has been huge for this Chris Cappuccio (three points. team.” points, four rebounds) also “This was a great game Manalaysay was the star played well in the loss. for us on so many levels,” of the game for Saugus, Although you wouldn’t said Joe Bertrand, who is scoring 24 points to pace know it from the nal the co-head coach of the the offense. Junior Tyrone score, the game was a Sachems this year along- Manderson lled the stat back-and-forth battle in side Bill Cahill. “We did a sheet with nine points, the opening minutes. After great job of playing as a seven rebounds and six trading blows back and team, sharing the ball and blocks, while Nickolas had forth over the rst several keeping the intensity high eight points and seven minutes of the game, Sau- the entire way.” rebounds. Junior Donovan gus eventually pulled Prior to the game, Sau- Clark scored eight points, ahead by a nine-point gus honored its group of while McLaughlin and margin. By the end of the ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ve seniors — Myles sophomore Ben rst quarter, the Sachems Saugus senior Myles Manalaysay scored 24 points in a win over Winthrop Manalaysay, Mason Nick- Tapia-Gately each scored were up 22-13. on Senior Day Saturday afternoon. olas, Kyle McLaughlin, Ja- six points. Casaletto SAUGUS, B2 St. Mary’s girls basketball grabs home win over rival Bishop Fenwick By Mike Alongi jumping out to an 8-1 ITEM SPORTS EDITOR lead in the rst three minutes. By the end of LYNN — The St. Mary’s the rst quarter, St. girls basketball team Marys’ led by a com- notched its sixth straight manding 20-3 margin. win over the weekend, But Fenwick didn’t just taking down Catholic lay down. The Crusaders Central League rival opened the second quar- Bishop Fenwick by a ter on a 10-2 run to cut score of 69-42 at Tony the de cit to single digits, Conigliaro Gymnasium and by the 1:30 mark Saturday afternoon. The Fenwick only trailed by Spartans jumped out to a seven points. But at that 17-point lead in the rst point, St. Mary’s closed ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO quarter and never looked the half on a 10-0 run to back. St. Mary’s senior Samantha Porazinski netted re-establish control and “Last time we played take a 34-17 lead into the a hat trick in the Spartans’ win over Malden Fenwick (on Jan. 22), we Catholic on Senior Night Saturday. break. were never really able to “We stood up to that nd our rhythm even little bit of adversity well, St. Mary’s girls hockey though we pulled off the and I thought that late close win,” said St. Mary’s run by us was really key coach Jeff Newhall. “But in getting the win,” said wins on Senior Night this time around, we Newhall. came out and did more in St. Mary’s held onto the rst three minutes SCHOOL ROUNDUP DiBiasio and freshman that double-digit lead the Aria Kader each had one than we did in the entire rest of the way, cruising By Mike Alongi goal and two assists. game last time. We came to a 27-point win on its ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Sophomores Jenna Chap- out strong and we really home court. played well from start to lain, Lily Pregent and Kel- With 13 games in the The St. Mary’s girls nish.” ly Lovett each had one rearview mirror at this hockey team started fast Senior Maiya Bergdorf goal and one assist, while point in the year, St. and never let up Saturday led the offensive attack D’Alessandro scored one Mary’s has played more night, rolling to a 9-0 win for St. Mary’s with 23 goal. Freshman Kasey games to date than some over Malden Catholic on points and six rebounds, Litwin notched two as- area teams have sched- the Spartans’ Senior while sophomore Yirsy sists, while McGrath, uled for the year — de- Night at Connery Rink. Queliz added 18 points freshman Hannah Cole- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK spite having dealt with Prior to the game, the and four rebounds. Se- man and freshman Regan COVID-19 quarantine Spartans honored their nior Alyssa Grossi added Maiya Bergdrof had 23 points and six rebounds Sullivan each had one as- issues of its own. The group of four seniors — a double-double with 10 for St. Mary’s in a win over Bishop Fenwick at sist. Freshman goalie Spartans have been play- Samantha Porazinski, Fe- points and 10 rebounds, Tony Conigliaro Gymnasium Saturday. Gianna Tringale earned ing three to four games licia D’Alessandro, Mari- while Nicolette D’Itria her rst career shutout in per week for the majority na DiBiasio and Makayla had nine points and two net. Gonzalez added nine and junior Maria Orfanos of the season, but Ne- McGrath — for their con- rebounds. points and three re- each had four points. St. Mary’s (7-2-1) travels whall knows that his tributions to the program For Fenwick, junior Ol- bounds, while junior Ju- The Spartans were shot to Arlington Catholic team has been prepared over the years. ivia Found paced the of- lia Loescher had seven out of a cannon to open Monday night (8). for the challenge. Porazinski netted a hat fense with 16 points and points and 10 rebounds. Saturday’s game at Co- trick in the victory, while ROUNDUP, B2 two rebounds. Senior Liz Senior Veronica Tache nigliaro Gymnasium, ST. MARY’S, B2 World Series Park Lighting Fund still in need of donations By Mike Alongi not only nancially, but be- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR cause we need to extend the eld use as it is in high Saugus’ World Series demand during the season. Park has been raising mon- Donations are coming in ey to add lights to its base- dribs and drabs, but we ball eld for several months have a lot more funds to now, establishing the World raise. Several of our spon- Series Park Lighting Fund sors have already donated, to allow people to help and we are extremely reach the fundraising goal. grateful for their generosi- Lights will be installed at ty. Please help us in our World Series Park this effort to get lights for the year. Lighting the eld will park.” extend its use by allowing Donations to the World for more games to be played Series Park Lighting Fund and never having to stop can either be mailed to: games because of dark- World Series Park, 8 Hold- ness. en Ave. Saugus, MA 01906 “We are asking people or by going to world- who have ever played a seriespark.net and doing it baseball game or attended through GoFundMe. Peo- a game at World Series ple who donate $100 or Park to help our Lighting more will get their name Fund by making a dona- on a permanent plaque. tion,” said Bob Davis, su- Donations can also be perintendent of World Se- made in honor of others or COURTESY PHOTO | JIM HARRINGTON ries Park. “As we begin our in memory of loved ones. seventeenth season, we Lesser donations will glad- While there may be snow on the eld at World Series Park now, soon the park will once again feel we are ready for lights ly be accepted. be buzzing with the sounds of baseball. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2021

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE MONDAY Girls Basketball Saugus boys basketball takes down Boys Basketball Swampscott at Marblehead (5:30) Cristo Rey at St. Mary’s (6) Hamilton-Wenham at Lynnfield (5:45) Winthrop at Beverly (6) Austin Prep at Bishop Fenwick (6) Bishop Fenwick at Cathedral (6:30) Winthrop at Salem (6) NEC foe Winthrop on Senior Day Saugus at Peabody (7) Girls Basketball WEDNESDAY St. Mary’s at Malden Catholic (3:30) to step up and show what Marblehead at Masconomet (5:15) Boys Basketball SAUGUS Beverly at Winthrop (6) Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (6) From B1 they’re made of,” said Ber- Cathedral at Bishop Fenwick (6:30) Girls Basketball trand. “They all took ad- Boys Hockey St. Mary’s at Austin Prep (6) Saugus’ lead only ex- vantage of that opportuni- Bridgewater-Raynham at St. Mary’s Boys Hockey tended from there. Behind ty and really played well (3) Marblehead at Masconomet (3:10) some unbelievable play by out there.” Saugus at Gloucester (4) St. John’s Prep at Xaverian (5:10) Manalaysay and some Catholic Memorial at St. John’s Prep Beverly at Peabody (5:15) After taking a 40-point (5:30) Archbishop Williams at St. Mary’s (6) stout defense across the lead into the final quarter, Girls Hockey Swampscott at Winthrop (6:10) board, Saugus was able to Saugus was able to coast Newburyport at Marblehead (5) Triton at Lynnfield (8:15) stretch its lead to as many to its first victory of the Winthrop at Beverly (6) Girls Hockey as 25 points midway season. St. Mary’s at Arlington Catholic (8) Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (3) through the second quar- Winthrop (0-6) plays on TUESDAY Peabody/Lynnfield at Masconomet ter. That lead extended to (7:35) the road at Beverly Mon- Boys Basketball 30 points by halftime, Lynnfield at Hamilton-Wenham (6) Gymnastics day evening (6). Essex Tech at Bishop Fenwick (7) with Saugus leading 49- Xaverian at St. John’s Prep (6) 19. Saugus (1-4) will try to Salem at Winthrop (6) Swimming build on Saturday’s mo- Marblehead at Swampscott (7) Beverly at Marblehead (1) The huge halftime lead Peabody at Saugus (7) Peabody at Swampscott (1) allowed Saugus to get a mentum when it hosts number of players out on Peabody Tuesday night the court, which is import- (7). TV/RADIO ant for a team that doesn’t “I think the key for us is TV have a ton of playing expe- just staying confident in rience down its bench. ourselves,” said Bertrand. NHL ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK 7 p.m...... Boston at Washington...... NESN “With everybody getting “If we can stay confident, 7 p.m...... Pittsburgh at NY Rangers...... NBCSN some time in the game, we play hard and execute the Saugus junior Tyrone Manderson had nine Men’s College Basketball were able to give some of game plan, I think we’ll be points, seven rebounds and six blocks in a win 2 p.m...... Georgia Tech at Louisville...... ACC Network our younger guys a chance in pretty good shape.” over Winthrop Saturday afternoon. 7 p.m...... Duke at Miami...... ESPN 9 p.m...... Oklahoma at Texas Tech...... ESPN 9 p.m...... South Carolina St. at N.C. Central...... ESPN2 St. Mary’s girls basketball beats Fenwick Women’s College Basketball 5 p.m...... SE Missouri St. at UT Martin...... ESPNU ST. MARY’S on the road at Malden 7 p.m...... N.C. State at Louisville...... ESPN2 From B1 Catholic Monday after- 8 p.m...... Ohio State at Northwestern...... Big Ten Network noon (3:30). With five Sailing “I think one of the big- games to go in the regular 10:30 p.m...... America’s Cup: Prada Challenger Series...... NBCSN gest advantages of having season, the Spartans are Tennis a veteran team is that we looking to stay hot and get 6:30 p.m...... Murray River Open, Great Ocean Road Open.... Tennis don’t necessarily need a lot a high seed in the upcom- Radio of practice and most of ing CCL Cup. NHL these girls are used to “We still have hopefully 7 p.m...... Boston at Washington...... WBZ-FM 98.5 playing a lot of games in a five games left and we short time,” said Newhall. control our own destiny as “I think at the beginning of far as seeding in our con- NBA the season we were happy ference tournament,” Ne- EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE to be playing and just en- whall said. “We’re always Atlantic Division Southwest Division joying our time out there, playing for something and W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Philadelphia 14 6 .700 — Memphis 8 6 .571 — but I think over the past we understand that you Brooklyn 13 8 .619 1½ San Antonio 11 9 .550 — week our actual basketball never know when your Boston 10 8 .556 3 Houston 9 9 .500 1 New York 9 12 .429 5½ Dallas 8 12 .400 3 has really started to round last game will be in a sea- Toronto 7 12 .368 6½ New Orleans 7 11 .389 3 into form.” son like this. We’re still Southeast Division Northwest Division Fenwick (6-3) hosts CCL focusing on getting W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Atlanta 10 9 .526 — Utah 15 5 .750 — foe Cathedral Monday through one day at a time, Charlotte 9 11 .450 1½ Denver 12 8 .600 3 Fenwick junior Olivia Found had 16 points and evening (6:30). but we also have an eye on Orlando 8 12 .400 2½ Portland 10 8 .556 4 Miami 7 12 .368 3 Oklahoma City 8 10 .444 6 two rebounds in a loss to St. Mary’s Saturday. St. Mary’s (12-1) plays the future.” Washington 3 12 .200 5 Minnesota 4 14 .222 10 Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Milwaukee 11 8 .579 — L.A. Clippers 16 5 .762 — Fenwick boys hockey earns win, draw over weekend Indiana 11 8 .579 — L.A. Lakers 15 6 .714 1 Cleveland 9 10 .474 2 Phoenix 10 8 .556 4½ Chicago 7 11 .389 3½ Golden State 11 9 .550 4½ ROUNDUP loss for the Tanners. Luke goal and one assist. Aidan erly was able to score four Detroit 5 15 .250 6½ Sacramento 8 11 .421 7 From B1 Buckley added one goal Anthony, Kinn Muniz and unanswered goals to pull Sunday’s Games Tuesday’s Games and one assist. Manny Alvarez-Segee off the upset win. L.A. Clippers 129, New York 115 Toronto at Orlando, 7 p.m. Denver 128, Utah 117 L.A. Clippers at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. GIRLS HOCKEY Peabody (1-4-1) hosts each scored one goal, Marblehead (3-2-0) Brooklyn at Washington, 7 p.m. Memphis at Indiana, 8 p.m. Austin Prep 3, Beverly Wednesday eve- while Dillon Knizak, Kev- plays on the road at Mas- Orlando at Toronto, 7 p.m. Portland at Washington, 8 p.m. Philadelphia at Indiana, 7 p.m. Boston at Golden State, 10 p.m. Bishop Fenwick 0 ning (5:15). in Wood, Nick Sasso and conomet Wednesday after- Cleveland at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Detroit at Utah, 10 p.m. Fenwick (6-3-0) takes on Monday’s Games Wednesday’s Games Bishop Fenwick 2, Mark Wilson each had one noon (3:10). Charlotte at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Indiana at Milwaukee, 7 p.m. rival St. Mary’s Saturday Bishop Feehan 2 assist. Winthrop 2, L.A. Lakers at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Charlotte, 7 p.m. evening (6:20). Houston at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Dallas at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. (Sunday) St. John’s Prep 2, Danvers 1 Minnesota at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Houston at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. BOYS HOCKEY After pausing before the Malden Catholic 2 Junior J.D. Parker New York at Chicago, 8 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Saugus 8, game to say a prayer for Pierce Blaeser and Jake scored one goal in the win Portland at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. New York at Chicago, 8 p.m. Peabody 3 Sacramento at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Washington at Miami, 8 p.m. injured Feehan player AJ Vana both scored their for the Vikings. Memphis at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Minnesota at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Behind a four-goal per- Quetta, the Crusaders first career varsity goals Winthrop (4-2-1) hosts Phoenix at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Phoenix at New Orleans, 9:30 p.m. formance from Chris Reg- Detroit at Denver, 9 p.m. Boston at Sacramento, 10 p.m. skated to a draw with in the draw, while Sean Swampscott Wednesday netta, the Sachems rallied their CCL foe. O’Brian and Cole Blaeser evening (6:10). back from a 3-2 deficit to Cameron Martin had each had one assist. BOYS BASKETBALL NHL score the final six goals of one goal and one assist in St. John’s Prep (0-1-2) St. Mary’s 51, EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE the game and earn the East Division West Division win. the tie, while Max Vieira hosts Catholic Memorial Arlington Catholic 48 GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA scored one goal. Goalie Monday evening (5:30). In his first start of the Washington 9 6 0 3 15 35 29 Colorado 9 6 3 0 12 33 19 Massey Ventre and Kev- Philadelphia 9 6 2 1 13 31 28 Vegas 7 5 1 1 11 23 17 in McMaster scored two Dillon Bloom played well Newburyport 3, season, sophomore Nick Boston 8 5 1 2 12 25 17 St. Louis 8 5 2 1 11 28 28 in net for the Crusaders. Lynnfield 1 Sacco filled the stat sheet Pittsburgh 9 5 3 1 11 29 34 Minnesota 9 5 4 0 10 25 25 goals each for Saugus, New Jersey 9 4 3 2 10 23 26 Los Angeles 8 3 3 2 8 25 26 while goalie Nick Divola Fenwick (1-4-1) plays on Drew Damiani scored with eight points, 11 re- Buffalo 10 4 4 2 10 30 32 Anaheim 9 3 4 2 8 15 23 made 20 saves to earn the the road at Pope Francis the lone goal in the loss bounds and three steals to N.Y. Islanders 8 3 4 1 7 16 20 Arizona 8 3 4 1 7 20 22 N.Y. Rangers 8 2 4 2 6 22 25 San Jose 8 3 5 0 6 22 31 win in net. Thursday night (7:40). for the Pioneers. help lead St. Mary’s to the Central Division North Division Saugus (2-2-1) plays on Bishop Fenwick 6, Lynnfield (3-3-1) hosts win. Sophomore Derick GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Lowell Catholic 1 Hamilton-Wenham Coulanges added six Florida 6 5 0 1 11 22 16 Toronto 10 7 2 1 15 33 29 the road at Gloucester Columbus 9 4 2 3 11 23 25 Montreal 8 5 1 2 12 33 22 Monday afternoon (4). (Saturday) Wednesday night (8:15). points and nine rebounds Carolina 6 5 1 0 10 18 10 Vancouver 11 6 5 0 12 40 37 Senior Matt Devin, who Cameron Martin paced Beverly 4, for the Spartans. Dallas 6 4 1 1 9 23 14 Winnipeg 8 5 3 0 10 29 25 Tampa Bay 6 4 1 1 9 19 14 Edmonton 10 4 6 0 8 30 36 transferred to Peabody the Fenwick offense with Marblehead 0 St. Mary’s (7-4) hosts Nashville 8 4 4 0 8 20 24 Calgary 7 3 3 1 7 20 17 from Lynn, notched two two goals and one assist, Despite a 0-0 tie going Cristo Rey Monday eve- Chicago 9 2 4 3 7 23 30 Ottawa 8 1 6 1 3 17 36 Detroit 10 2 6 2 6 20 35 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. goals and one assist in the while Max Vieira had one into the final period, Bev- ning (6).

Sunday’s Games Tuesday’s Games New Jersey 5, Buffalo 3 Buffalo at N.Y. Islanders, 6 p.m. Florida 3, Detroit 2 Dallas at Columbus, 7 p.m. Brady Bunch: Legendary quarterback has taken Carolina 4, Dallas 3, SO New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Columbus at Chicago, 7 p.m. Vancouver at Montreal, 7 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Arizona at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Colorado at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Calgary at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. more than 200 teammates to the Super Bowl St. Louis at Anaheim, 8 p.m. Carolina at Chicago, 8 p.m. Ottawa at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Monday’s Games Minnesota at Colorado, 8:30 p.m. By Josh Dubow thew Slater. Anaheim at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. Boston at Washington, 7 p.m. ASSOCIATED PRESS There are 26 players Nashville at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Ottawa at Edmonton, 10 p.m. Pittsburgh at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Wednesday’s Games who have played in three Vancouver at Montreal, 7 p.m. Detroit at Tampa Bay, 5:30 p.m. Some are Hall of Fam- Super Bowl wins as Calgary at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Boston at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. ers who are among the Vegas at San Jose, ppd Vegas at San Jose, ppd Brady’s teammates, with biggest names in the Gronkowski hoping to sport. Others are anony- join that group this year. TODAY IN SPORTS mous role players whose Gronkowski played in Su- Feb. 1 2003 — Regina Jacobs becomes the contributions went most- per Bowl wins following 1913 — Jim Thorpe, star of the 1912 first woman to break four minutes in ly unnoticed by outsiders. the 2014 and ’18 seasons Olympics, signs to play baseball with the indoor 1,500 meters at the Bos- There are veterans who but missed the epic come- the New York Giants. ton Indoor Games. Jacobs finishes joined up for one final run in 3:59.98 to break the world record back against Atlanta fol- 1914 — The Chicago White Sox and at the title, and wide-eyed lowing the 2016 season New York Giants play an exhibition of 4:00.27 set by Romanian Doina rookies who were thrust game to promote baseball in Egypt. Melinte in 1990. with an injury. 2004 — The New England Patriots into the Super Bowl spot- HALL OF FAMERS The game ends in a 3-3 tie. light. 1956 — Hayes Alan Jenkins leads win their second Super Bowl in three FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Three of Brady’s Super Their first names range the United States in a sweep of seasons after Adam Vinatieri kicks a Over his nine prior career trips to the Super Bowl teammates have al- field goal with 4 seconds left to lift his from A to Z with eight Olympic men’s figure skating in Cor- Bowl, Tom Brady took 218 different teammates ready been inducted into tina d’Ampezzo, Italy. The silver goes team to a 32-29 victory over the Car- guys named Brandon — a the Hall of Fame with along for the ride. to Ronald Robertson, and Jenkins’ olina Panthers. ninth named Brandin — more likely to come down younger brother, David, wins the 2006 — New York’s Epiphanny and five guys named Kyle. the road. Ty Law, who Prince scores 113 points for Murry Super Bowl ring out of the Vinatieri’s inning kicks bronze. They all are part of the played on the first three 1964 — Bobby Rousseau of the Bergtraum High School in a 137-32 Brady Bunch, the 218 trip, accounting for nearly against St. Louis and Car- win over Brandeis High School, break- title teams in New En- Montreal Canadiens scores five goals players who have ap- one-quarter of the players olina. in a 9-3 victory over the Detroit Red ing a girls’ national prep record pre- gland, was inducted to the peared in a Super Bowl as who were on a winning MOST APPEARANCES Canton, Ohio shrine in Wings. viously held by Hall of Famer Cheryl team in the Super Bowl No one has played in 1984 — New York’s Bernard King Miller. Tom Brady’s teammate in 2019 and is the only one of more Super Bowls with scores 50 points for the Knicks at 2008 — Jockey Russell Baze is the his record nine previous since Brady became a the three to get there Dallas, equaling the 50 he scored first to win 10,000th races in North trips to the title game starter in 2001. Brady than Stephen Gost- based mostly on their ca- the night before in San Antonio. He’s America when he leads Two Step Cat with New England. That Some went along for the kowski, who went with reers with Brady. the first player to score 50 points on to victory in the third race at Golden list will grow by more ride and barely made an him six times during their Randy Moss and Junior consecutive nights since Wilt Cham- Gate Fields. than 40 names next Sun- impact on those six titles tenures in New England. Seau joined up with Brady berlain did it 20 years earlier. 2009 — Ben Roethlisberger and the day when Brady plays in Brady won. Others deliv- Rob Gronkowski can join late in their careers and 1995 — Utah guard John Stockton Pittsburgh offense end a Super Bowl his 10th Super Bowl and ered the key plays that a group right behind Gost- both made big impacts becomes the NBA’s career assist of incredible swings with a final-min- decided those games, kowski this year with his leader, setting up Karl Malone with ute touchdown for a historic victory, first with his new team in during the perfect 16-0 6:30 left in the first half of the Jazz’s 27-23 over the Arizona Cardinals. Tampa. whether it was Malcolm fifth appearance, match- regular season in 2007, 129-88 victory over Denver. Stock- Santonio Holmes makes a brilliant Of those players who Butler’s game-sealing in- ing the number for Matt but came up short in their ton’s 9,922nd assist moves him 6-yard catch deep in the right corner have been part of Brady’s terception at the goal line Light, Devin McCourty, only trip to the Super ahead of Magic Johnson. of the end zone with 35 seconds left. supporting cast, 164 got a against Seattle, or Adam Patrick Chung and Mat- Bowl. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Storm heads northeast after blanketing heartland

ASSOCITED PRESS for some slippery roads. Washington, D.C., and After days of frigid tem- parts of Virginia had also peratures, the Northeast received some snow, with braced for a whopper of up to 3 inches in some a storm that could dump areas. By the afternoon, well over a foot of snow in the snow was expected to many areas, create bliz- reach Pennsylvania. zard-like conditions and Heavy snow falling at an cause travel problems for inch to 3 inches an hour the next few days. The storm system blan- was forecast for Monday keted parts of the Mid- in New York, New Jersey west in the most snow and Connecticut, the Na- some places had seen in tional Weather Service several years. Chicago got said. Much of the region almost 7 inches of snow could see blizzard-like by Sunday morning, lead- conditions, with a foot to ing to the cancellation of a 18 inches of snow. couple hundred flights at Temperatures were ex- the city’s two airports. In pected to be in the upper Wisconsin, snow depths in 20s to lower 30s for the some counties near Lake New York City metro area. Michigan had reached The snow was expected more than 15 inches, and to start falling in Massa- the snow was still falling. chusetts on Monday morn- “That’s more snow than ing, bringing up to a foot we’ve seen in a decade,” of snow to impact the eve- Chris Stumpf, meteorol- ning commute. The storm ogist with the National will reach northern New Weather Service in Sulli- England later that night, van, Wisconsin, told the meteorologists said. Milwaukee Journal Sen- Winds strong enough to tinel. bring down tree branches Three to 5 inches of snow with gusts ranging from PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS arrived in central Ohio 35 to 50 mph were fore- “Rosie” runs in the snow on the National Mall in front of the U.S. Capitol, Sunday. by early Sunday, making cast for the storm. GOP lawmakers Biden could urge Biden to change course in meet with them health care case WASHINGTON (AP) who was solicitor general WASHINGTON (AP) The plea for Biden to — The pending Supreme under President George — Ten Republican sena- give bipartisan negotia- Court case on the fate of W. Bush. tors on Sunday proposed tions more time comes as the Affordable Care Act The Justice Department spending about one- the president has shown could give the Biden ad- defends federal laws at the third of what President signs of impatience as ministration its first op- Supreme Court “whenever Joe Biden is seeking the more liberal wing of portunity to chart a new reasonable arguments can in coronavirus aid and his party considers pass- course in front of the jus- be made,” Clement said urged him to negotiate ing the relief package tices. at an online Georgetown rather than try to ram through a process known The health care case, ar- University forum. through his $1.9 trillion as budget reconciliation. gued a week after the elec- The Trump administra- package solely on Demo- That would allow the bill tion in November, is one PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tion called on the justices cratic votes. to advance with only the of several matters, along to strike down the entire In challenging Biden backing of his Democrat- Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., is among those push- with immigration and a Obama-era law under to fulfill his pledge of ic majority. ing for a compromise COVID relief bill. separate case on Medicaid which some 23 million unity, the group said in The Republicans did work requirements, where people get health insur- a letter that their coun- not provide many details is about seriousness of economic wear from the the new administration ance and millions more terproposal will include of their proposal. One purpose.” pandemic. Last week, could take a different po- with preexisting health $160 billion for vac- of the signatories, Loui- Deese indicated the 847,000 Americans ap- sition from the Trump ad- conditions are protected cines, testing, treatment siana Sen. Bill Cassidy, White House could be plied for unemployment ministration at the high from discrimination. and personal protective said that it would cost open to negotiating on benefits, a sign that lay- court. Biden was vice president equipment and will call about $600 billion. further limiting who offs remain high as the While a shift would be when the law was enact- for more targeted relief “If you can’t find bi- would receive stimu- coronavirus pandemic in line with President Joe ed, famously calling it a than Biden’s plan to partisan compromise on lus checks. Portman continues to rage. Biden’s political prefer- “big (expletive) deal” the issue $1,400 stimulus COVID-19, I don’t know suggested the checks “I support passing ences, it could prompt con- day Obama signed it into checks for most Ameri- where you can find it,” should go to individu- COVID relief with sup- sternation at the court. law in 2010. cans. said Ohio Sen. Rob Port- Justices and former offi- als who make no more port from Republicans As president, Biden has Winning the support of man, who also signed cials in Democratic and than $50,000 per year if we can get it. But the called for strengthening 10 Republicans would be the letter. Republican administra- and families capped at COVID relief has to pass the law, and he already significant for Biden in The other GOP sena- tions routinely caution $100,000 per year. — no ifs, ands or buts,” has reopened sign-ups the 50-50 Senate where tors are Susan Collins of that new administrations Under the Biden plan, Biden said on Friday. for people who might Vice President Kamala Maine, Lisa Murkowski In the letter, the Re- should generally be reluc- families with incomes up have lost their jobs and Harris is the tie-breaker. of Alaska, Mitt Romney publican lawmakers tant to change positions to $300,000 could receive the health insurance that If all Democrats were to of Utah, Shelley Moore some stimulus money. reminded Biden that in before the court. goes with them because of back an eventual com- Capito of West Virginia, “That is certainly a his inaugural address, Justice Elena Kagan, the coronavirus pandemic. promise bill, the legisla- Todd Young of Indiana, place that we’re willing he proclaimed that the who as solicitor gener- In the health care case, tion would reach the 60- Jerry Moran of Kansas, to sit down and think challenges facing the al was the top Supreme the court could rule that vote threshold necessary Mike Rounds of South about, are there ways to nation require “the most Court lawyer for Presi- to overcome potential Dakota, and Thom Tillis make the entire package elusive of things in a de- dent Barack Obama be- the now-toothless require- blocking efforts and pass of North Carolina. more effective?” Deese mocracy: Unity.” fore he appointed her to ment that people obtain under regular Senate Brian Deese, the top said. Cassidy separately the court, said in a 2018 insurance or pay a penal- procedures. White House economic As a candidate, Biden criticized the current forum that the bar should ty is unconstitutional and “In the spirit of bi- adviser who is leading predicted his decades Biden plan as “chock-full be high. leave the rest of the law partisanship and uni- the administration’s out- in the Senate and his of handouts and payoffs “I think changing posi- alone. That outcome, rath- ty, we have developed a reach to Congress, said eight years as Barack to Democratic constitu- tions is a really big deal er than taking down the COVID-19 relief frame- administration officials Obama’s vice president ency groups.” that people should hes- whole law, seemed a likely work that builds on prior were reviewing the let- gave him credibility as “You want the patina itate a long time over, one based on the justices’ COVID assistance laws, ter. He did not immedi- a deal-maker and would of bipartisanship ... so which is not to say that questions and comments all of which passed with ately commit to a Biden help him bring Republi- that’s not unity,” Cassidy it never happens,” Kagan in November. bipartisan support,” the meeting with the law- cans and Democrats to said. said at the time. Indeed, The Justice Department Republican senators makers. consensus on the most Jared Bernstein, a Trump’s Justice Depart- could simply file a new wrote. “Our proposal re- But Cedric Richmond, important matters fac- member of the White ment made a switch four legal brief saying that its flects many of your stat- a senior Biden adviser, ing the country. House Council of Eco- times in the first full high views have changed, for- ed priorities, and with said the president “is But less than two nomic Advisers, said court term of the adminis- mer acting Solicitor Gen- your support, we believe very willing to meet with weeks into his presiden- Biden remains willing to tration. eral Neal Katyal, also an that this plan could be anyone to advance the cy, Biden showed frus- negotiate but that offi- Still, the health care Obama administration approved quickly by agenda.” When asked tration with the pace of cials needed to see more case is a good candidate veteran, said at the same Congress with biparti- about the senators’ plan, negotiations for relief at details from Republi- for when a rare change of Georgetown event. A sec- san support.” Richmond said, “this a time further signs of cans. position may be warrant- ond court hearing is un- ed, said Paul Clement, likely. South Dakota a micocosm of GOP immpeachment dilemma fPIERRE, S.D. (AP) victory and he saw the en- Thune was among the rapid climbdown from the stolen, and that the mob states crucial to Biden’s — Longtime South Da- suing assault on the U.S. Republicans who con- talk of punishing Trump. that stormed the Capitol victory, vouched for the kota Republican voter Capitol on Jan. 6 . But demned the insurrection It’s easy to find the po- was goaded by antifa activ- integrity of the elections Jim Thompson is ready as Congress tries to hold at the Capitol, calling it litical incentives behind ists. They view the attempt in their states. Nearly all to leave the GOP, hoping Trump accountable for his “horrific” and pledging to their decision in the small to blame Trump for the the legal challenges from that an exodus of Donald actions, Thompson sees an “hold those responsible to towns of South Dakota, deadly siege as just another Trump and his allies were Trump supporters like agenda to banish the for- account.” But like most of where voters still loyal to attack on a president estab- dismissed by judges, in- him will punish the state’s mer president from poli- his GOP colleagues, the Trump will decide wheth- lishment Republicans nev- cluding two tossed by the preeminent politician, tics and return the party senator this past week sig- er to send Thune back to er accepted. Supreme Court, which in- Sen. John Thune, for defy- to establishment figures naled he was not speaking the Senate next year. There was no widespread cludes three Trump-nomi- ing Trump. such as Thune, the sec- about Trump. While Republican leaders fraud in the election, which nated justices. Thompson, a retired ro- ond-ranking GOP leader Thune and all the Re- in Washington flirted with a range of election officials “I think the whole im- deo announcer and broad- in the Senate. publican senators except punishing Trump, many across the country includ- peachment thing is a joke,” caster, watched Trump’s “We were tired of the five voted against holding of their constituents nev- ing Trump’s former attor- said David Buchanan, the calls for supporters to way things were going, we an impeachment trial. er dreamed of it. They be- ney general, William Barr, president of a small Bible come to Washington to were tired of political an- While their votes were not lieve the baseless claims by confirmed. Republicanschool in South Dakota stop Congress from certi- swers and spin,” Thomp- enough to stop the upcom- Trump and his right-wing governors in Arizona and who proudly displayed a fying Joe Biden’s election son said. ing trial, the tally was a allies that the election was Georgia, key battleground Trump flag over his home. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 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 Couple feels cast adrift after friend’s diagnosis DEAR ABBY: My wife was “just the relationship and I have dear friends, Dear Abby is written by Abigail they had” and that he one of whom has been di- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne doesn’t know how to put agnosed with untreatable it into words. cancer. The doctors told Phillips, and was founded by her I don’t want to replace him to go home and max- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact Vera or copy her, but I do imize his quality of life. Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. wish I could understand The first step he took was Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. what she did to help him to completely cut us out. believe positive things We had been friends for about himself. years. They watched the big football games with DEAR ALREADY BE- DEAR ABBY: For the NEW GIRLFRIEND us at our house. When he REAVED: Everyone re- past few months I’ve IN NEW HAMPSHIRE was diagnosed, I was the acts differently after re- been seeing a gentleman first person outside of his ceiving a diagnosis like in his late 50s who lost DEAR GIRLFRIEND: family he called. They the one your friend re- his last girlfriend, “Vera,” In order to understand stood up with us when we ceived. Some people reach in a tragic accident. Her that, it would be helpful renewed our vows. I have out for support, but a siz- death was less than a to see if he can explain the cut cords of firewood for able number do the oppo- year ago and he is still reason for his low self-es- them. We traveled to- site. They “circle the wag- grieving, which I respect teem. Was it hypercritical gether. ons,” which may be what and am not uncomfort- parents? Difficulty fitting Recently, the wife post- able with. My beau has in with peers that started ed on Facebook that this man has done. It would be interesting low self-esteem. He when he was in school? when undergoing trials thinks the relationship Not receiving enough pos- to know if his wife was you find out who your he had with Vera made itive feedback in his aware of the message you friends really are. We him a better person, and youth? were given, because from have been tossed aside that without her he will Once you gain more in- like worn-out shoes. what she posted, she may be less so. sight, you may be able to My question is, when not have been. I think it is I understand his sor- find the answers you are he passes, if we learn time to reach out to her row and that he needs looking for. Both partners about it, would it be ap- privately and ask her more time to sort through in a relationship should propriate to attend the how you can be support- his feelings but, if things use whatever attributes funeral to say goodbye to ive — if only to her. And this man we dearly love work out with us, and we they have to make EACH yes, when he passes you and offer our condolences continue to see each oth- OTHER feel positive. should pay your respects to the widow? er, I want to know how I However, please recognize and offer condolences. can also make him feel it should not be your re- ALREADY Funerals are for the liv- like I’m helping him be a sponsibility to prop him BEREAVED IN KANSAS ing. better person. He says it up on a continuing basis. BRIDGE

It takes imagination to find a falsecard Tom Stoppard, in his play “Artist er sitting West, the play goes like Descending a Staircase,” wrote, “Skill this: spade to the king, heart to the without imagination is craftsmanship queen, spade to the ace, club ace, and gives us many useful objects, club queen overtaken by the king, such as wickerwork picnic baskets. and club jack, discarding the spade Imagination without skill gives us four from the board. Declarer ruffs modern art.” his last spade and plays another Imagination with skill gives us trump. He loses only two hearts and bridge magicians. See if you can one diamond. spot an imaginative piece of sorcery A sneaky West, though, wins the in today’s deal. What happens in the first round of trumps with his ace, four-heart contract after West leads not the queen! Then, when South the spade queen? wins the next trick with dummy’s North made a negative double, spade ace, he may think that he can which promised four hearts, length afford to take another heart finesse in the unbid major. If he had fewer and, if trumps are 3-2, draw trumps. than 10 high-card points, he might Then he would be able to drive out have had five or six hearts. Note that the diamond ace and claim an over- North did well to look for a 4-4 heart trick. Here, though, West produces fit and not plunge straight into three the heart queen out of his wicker- no-trump, a contract that would have work picnic basket. Then he cashes gone down two. the spade 10 and diamond ace for If we have an unimaginative play- down one. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS Monday, Feb. 1 All American Brandi “Lil B” Burnside-Boyd Remembers Friend CW, 8 p.m. Spencer (Daniel Ezra) starts feeling pressure both on and off the field as the season’s first game ap- Whitney Houston In New Documentary proaches in the new episode “High Expectations,” so he decides to take Layla (Greta Onieogou) into his confidence. Meanwhile, Jordan (Michael Evans Behling) realizes it’s time for him to step up now that Spencer and Billy (Taye Diggs) have changed schools. Elsewhere, Olivia (Samantha Logan) does her best to avoid Asher (Cody Christian) as he keeps

Below Deck BRAVO, 9 p.m. Spencer (Daniel Ezra) starts feeling pressure both on and off the field as the season’s first game approaches in the new episode “High Expectations,” so he decides to take Layla (Greta Onieogou) into his confidence. Meanwhile, Jordan (Michael Evans Behling) realizes it’s time for him to step up now that Spencer and Billy (Taye Diggs) have changed schools. Elsewhere, Olivia (Samantha Logan) does her best to avoid Asher (Cody Christian) as he keeps

30 Coins HBO, 9 p.m. Fleeing from Santoro (Manolo Solo), Vergara (Edu- ard Fernández) hides among soldiers and war hospitals in Syria in the new episode “Holy War.” Meanwhile, Elena (Megan Montaner) follows Roque (Antonio Velázquez) to Paris, where much to her horror the coin finds its way back to her. In Pedraza, Paco (Miguel Ángel Silvestre) is on the verge of re- signing when a sinister new priest arrives.

Independent Lens PBS, 10 p.m. In their new documentary “9 to 5: The Story of a Movement,” Julia Reichert By Barb Oates ories, while revisiting some documentary and speak On negative press … and Steven Bognar look back at a grassroots of the stars’ ups and downs. Nine years ago this month, up for them. They would revolution in the 1970s and ’80s, Among those family and There was so much good in fans around the world were want me to do that, espe- as secretaries banded together to create friends featured in the doc- them that is never mentioned inconsolable after hear- cially to share aspects of meaningful changes in the workplace. umentary is Brandi (Lil B) or discussed. All you ever ing the shocking news The ideas these women came up with Burnside-Boyd, Whitney’s my godmother and Kris- heard highlighted or talked eventually dovetailed with the women’s that Whitney Houston was goddaughter and Love & sy that sometimes get lost about were their struggles. and labor movements of the time. Their found dead in her bathtub passion and commitment also inspired Hip Hopcast member. She in all the negative things So, it was important to me, at the Beverly Hills Hilton described losing Whitney someone who loved them the 1980 movie comedy “9 to 5” starring Hotel. Cocaine and heart that people choose to dis- Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda and Dolly as “the most heartbreak- cuss about them. Like how dearly, to be a part of a bal- disease were cited as causing and devastating thing anced project that reminds Parton, as well as Parton’s title great of a mother Whitney es that led to her accidental to ever happen,” and then the world of just how wonder- The Investigation drowning. She was just 48. losing Krissy as just “un- was and how much she and ful they both were and just HBO, 10 p.m. Then just three years lat- bearable.” Here she gives Krissy loved each other. how much we lost when they A hit in its native Denmark, this taut six-part Scandi- er, in 2015, Whitney’s only us more insight into the left us. child, Bobbi Kristina, was navian series delves into the real-life 2017 murder beautiful light these wom- On loving their fans … of Swedish journalist Kim Wall, who was killed after found in her home bathtub en were. Whitney was her boarding a homemade submarine. After pieces of unresponsive. She was kept happiest … Wall’s corpse were found in different drop spots, alive on life support for six Why was it important for They were two of the most submarine owner Peter Madsen was charged with months, and died July 26 you to participate in the caring people in the world. When we were spending her murder. The series follows Jens Moller (Soren at the young age of 22. In documentary, and what They cared deeply about family time together. When Malling), the head of homicide, and his team as a two-hour intimate docu- did you want to make sure their fans and all the positive there were no cameras they search for the truth. Pernilla August and Rolf mentary, Whitney Houston Lassgard also star. people knew about them? people in this world, and had around, just Krissy and the & Bobbi Kristina: Didn’t rest of us, who loved her with a real soft spot for children, — We Almost Have It All, air- Brandi (Lil B) Burn- our whole hearts. She just ening Saturday on Lifetime, side-Boyd: In their absence, especially the less fortunate. joyed good food and laughs, friends and family cele- it was very important for They were both very giving telling jokes and staying up brate their beautiful mem- me to be a part of this people. late talking until sunrise.

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE LEGAL NOTICE LYNN HOUSING AUTHORITY & NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT Lynn Conservation Commission By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage HMIS SERVICES - REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP) given by Ingemar P. Marshall, Dawn M. D'Andrea to First Horizon Home Loan In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 39, Section 23B, and Chapter Corporation, dated October 21, 2005 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern 131, Section 40, (the Wetlands Protection Act and the local By-Laws), the Lynn The Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood Development (LHAND) is seeking District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24984, Page 193 of which mortgage the Conservation Commission will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, February 9, 2021 Proposals from qualified software vendors to provide HMIS Services for the Lynn undersigned is the present holder, by assignment from: @ 6:30 p.m., via Go to Meeting on the Notice of Intent of Edge Cable Holdings Continuum of Care (LCoC) Programs. Specifications will be available on Monday USA, LLC for installation of an underground fiber optic cable, new manhole, and February 1, 2021 at 10 am and may be obtained from: Jim Finigan - Procurement First Horizon Home Loan Corporation to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, conduits. The location of the project is the Lynn Rotary and the Atlantic Manager, by e-mail at: [email protected]. Inc., recorded on March 13, 2006, in Book No. 25455, at Page 322 Ocean. Non-price Proposals with all pertinent qualifications and signed Declaration Forms Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to Deutsche Bank National Trust **** THE MEETING WILL BE CLOSED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC DUE TO THE must be submitted in a separate, sealed envelope clearly marked: Company as Trustee for GSAMP Trust 2007-HSBC1 Mortgage Pass Through COVID-19 PANDEMIC. THE MEETING WILL BE TELEVISED LIVE ON THE LYNN QUALIFICATIONS. A second separate, sealed envelope containing ONLY the Cost Certificates Series 2007-HSBC1, recorded on December 14, 2011, in Book No. COMMUNITY TELEVISION (LCTV) GOVERNMENT CHANNEL AND ALSO STREAMED Proposal must be submitted at the same time, clearly marked: COST PROPOSAL. 30924, at Page 299 ON THE LCTV FACEBOOK PAGE**** Both Proposal envelopes must be submitted, by USPS, comparable delivery Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to Deutsche Bank National Trust THE MEETING CAN BE ACCESSED REMOTELY VIA GO TO MEETING service, or hand delivery to Danielle M. Hoyt - LCoC Lead - 39 Curwin Terrace - Company as Trustee for GSAMP Trust 2007-HSBC1 Mortgage Pass-Through Lynn - MA. - 01905, by 12 noon Monday March 1, 2021. Due to the Covid-19 Certificate, Series 2007-HSBC1, recorded on September 5, 2012, in Book No. February Conservation Commission Meeting restrictions, any hand delivered proposals should be left in the provided locked 31691, at Page 334 Tue, Feb 9, 2021 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM (EST) Drop Box at 39 Curwin Terrace, prior to the above stated deadline, made to the Attention of: Danielle Hoyt. No emailed Proposals will be accepted. for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, Please join my meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone. the same will be sold at Public Auction at 4:00 PM on March 1, 2021, on the https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/240007949 Declarations regarding Public Contract Debarment under MGL Chapter 29 - 1 mortgaged premises located at 14-16 Fiske Avenue, Lynn, Essex County, You can also dial in using your phone. Section 29F, Certificate of Non-Collusion - MGL Chapter 40, Section 4B /2 or Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, United States: +1 (872) 240-3212 Chapter 30, as applicable, Attestation Statement of Payment of Taxes - MGL Access Code: 240-007-949 Chapter 62C Section 49A, and the Affirmative Action Plan form should be signed TO WIT: New to GoToMeeting? Get the app now and be ready when your first meeting and submitted with original signatures and included with Proposals. The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, with the buildings thereon, starts: situated on Fiske Avenue, bounded and described as follows: Two certain parcels https://global.gotomeeting.com/install/240007949 The LHAND reserves the right to reject any and all Proposals and to waive any of a land together with the buildings thereon situated in said Lynn and now known ANY INDIVIDUAL DESIRING TO SUBMIT WRITTEN MATERIALS EITHER FOR OR informalities therein if it is deemed to be in its best interest. as 14-16 Fiske Avenue, bounded and described as follows: AGAINST A PARTICULAR PETITION SHOULD SUBMIT THE SAME VIA E-MAIL: FIRST PARCEL: NORTHEASTERLY by Fiske Avenue, 69 feet; SOUTHEASTERLY by [email protected] OR REGULAR MAIL TO: LYNN CONSERVATION COMMISSION, The LHAND Board of Commissioners and Executive Director Charles Gaeta will do land now or formerly of Southwick, 96.32 feet; SOUTHWESTERLY by land now or C/O JAMIE CERULLI, INSPECTIONAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT, LYNN CITY HALL, the Notice of Award and the actual awarding of this contract. formerly of Caldwell, 83 feet; and NORTHWESTERLY by other land now of formerly LYNN, MA 01901. DOCUMENTS MAY ALSO BE SUBMITTED VIA THE LYNN CITY HALL of Caldwell, 30.50 feet. Be all of said measurements more or less or however DROP BOX LOCATED AT THE JOHNSON STREET ENTRANCE WITH A DEADLINE OF This is bid under MGL Chapter 30B. otherwise bounded and described. ONE HOUR PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED MEETING. THE DOCUMENTARY SECOND PARCEL: NORTHERLY by said Fiske Avenue, 59.73 feet; EASTERLY by SUBMISSIONS MAY BE SUBMITTED VIA A ZIP DRIVE OR SIMILAR DEVICE Jim Finigan- LHAND land now or formerly of Holden, on two courses, 58.50 Feet; SOUTHERLY by land COMPATIBLE WITH A WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEM **** Procurement Manager now or formerly of Caldwell, 77 feet; and WESTERLY by other land now or formerly Item: February 1, 2021 of said Caldwell, 59 feet. Be all of said measurements more or less, or however Mary Lester otherwise bounded and described. Both of said parcels are shown on a plan dated Chairwoman August 13, 1946; recorded with Essex South District Deeds, Book 3475, Page (SEAL) 404. Subject to and with the benefit of easements, restrictions and rights of way of Please advertise on Monday, February 1, 2021 THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS record insofar as they are in force and applicable. For title see deed recorded with LAND COURT the Essex South Registry of Deeds in Book 17014, Page 405. Please send bill and copies to: Lynn Conservation Commission DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Room 403, Lynn City Hall 21 SM 000078 Registry of Deeds in Book 17014, Page 404. Lynn, MA 01901 ORDER OF NOTICE To: These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all Item: February 1, 2021 Heirs, Devisees & Legal Representatives of the Estate of Timothy E. Katsos; Angela rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the Ray; Peter Katsos; Louis Katsos; Marie Alexandrou 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 LEGAL NOTICE and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, Lynn Conservation Commission U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 (et seq) having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 39, Section 23B, and Chapter Bank of New York Mellon Trust Company, N.A. as Trustee for Mortgage Assets 131, Section 40, (the Wetlands Protection Act and the local By-Laws), the Lynn Management Series I Trust TERMS OF SALE: Conservation Commission will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, February 9, 2021 @ 6:30 p.m., via Go to Meeting on the Notice of Intent of the Lynn Water & Sewer claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check will Commission for construction of force main and outfall to convey stormwater from numbered 507 Lynnfield Street, given by Timothy E. Katsos to Financial Freedom be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The balance the sewer separation area. The location of the project is the Off Riley Way, Lynn, Senior Funding Corporation, a Subsidiary of Lehman Brothers Bank, FSB, dated is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 MA. July 23, 2003, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Deeds in Book 21368, Page 404 and now held by the Plaintiff by assignment, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the **** THE MEETING WILL BE CLOSED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC DUE TO THE has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full COVID-19 PANDEMIC. THE MEETING WILL BE TELEVISED LIVE ON THE LYNN Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage COMMUNITY TELEVISION (LCTV) GOVERNMENT CHANNEL AND ALSO STREAMED shall control in the event of an error in this publication. ON THE LCTV FACEBOOK PAGE**** If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. THE MEETING CAN BE ACCESSED REMOTELY VIA GO TO MEETING Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answerin DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR GSAMP TRUST February Conservation Commission Meeting this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before March 1, 2007- HSBC1 MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007-HSBC1 Tue, Feb 9, 2021 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM (EST) 2021 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the ground Present holder of said mortgage of noncompliance with the Act. Please join my meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone. By its Attorneys, https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/240007949 Witness, Gordon H. Piper, Chief Justice of this Court on January 14, 2021. HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. You can also dial in using your phone. Attest: Deborah J. Patterson 150 California St. United States: +1 (872) 240-3212 Recorder Newton, MA 02458 Access Code: 240-007-949 14819 (617)558-0500 New to GoToMeeting? Get the app now and be ready when your 12231 first meeting starts: Item: February 1, 2021 https://global.gotomeeting.com/install/240007949 Item: February 1, 8 and 15, 2021 ANY INDIVIDUAL DESIRING TO SUBMIT WRITTEN MATERIALS EITHER FOR OR AGAINST A PARTICULAR PETITION SHOULD SUBMIT THE SAME VIA E-MAIL: [email protected] OR REGULAR MAIL TO: LYNN CONSERVATION COMMISSION, C/O JAMIE CERULLI, INSPECTIONAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT, LYNN CITY HALL, Have a story to share? Selling a house? LYNN, MA 01901. DOCUMENTS MAY ALSO BE SUBMITTED VIA THE LYNN CITY HALL DROP BOX LOCATED AT THE JOHNSON STREET ENTRANCE WITH A DEADLINE OF Buying a house? ONE HOUR PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED MEETING. THE DOCUMENTARY Need a question answered? SUBMISSIONS MAY BE SUBMITTED VIA A ZIP DRIVE OR SIMILAR DEVICE Find out what properties COMPATIBLE WITH A WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEM **** [email protected] Mary Lester recently sold in your area. Chairwoman Check out Please advertise on Monday, February 1, 2021 the Real Estate page Please send bill and copies to: Lynn Conservation Commission Room 403, Lynn City Hall in Saturday’s paper. Lynn, MA 01901 Item: February, 1, 2021 Catch up with your favorite team in Item Sports!

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To apply, please visit www.gortons.co m/careers 781-593-7700, ext.2 INTERNATIONAL Thousands flee Hong Kong, fearing crackdown HONG KONG (AP) — Thousands of Hong Kongers have already made the sometimes painful decision to leave behind their hometown and move to Britain since Beijing imposed a strict national security law on the Chinese territory last summer. Their numbers are expected to swell to the hundreds of thousands. Some are leaving because they fear punish- ment for supporting the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pro-democracy protests Thousands of protesters carrying the British PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS that swept the former flag march near the harbor of Hong Kong. A policeman detains a man while protesters try to help him, during a British colony in 2019. Others say China’s en- protest against the jailing of opposition leader Alexei Navalny in St. Pe- arrived since July on the lice have been criticized by croachment on their way tersburg, Russia, Sunday. previously allowed six pro-democracy supporters of life and civil liberties month visa. It estimates for brutality and the use has become unbearable, that over 300,000 people of excessive violence. and they want to seek will take up the offer of Mike said moving to Russia arrests over 4,000 at a better future for their extended residency rights Britain was important as children abroad. Most say in the next five years. he believed the education they don’t plan to ever go “Before the announce- system in Hong Kong will wide protests backing Navalny back. ment of the BN(O) visa in be affected by the political The moves are expected July, we didn’t have many situation and it will be MOSCOW (AP) — The 44-year-old Navalny, The Russian For- to accelerate now that 5 enquiries about U.K. im- better for his daughter to Chanting slogans against an anti-corruption investi- eign Ministry rejected million Hong Kongers are migration, maybe less study in the U.K. President Vladimir Putin, gator who is Putin’s best- Blinken’s call as a “crude eligible to apply for visas than 10 a month,” said Mike agreed to speak on to Britain, allowing them tens of thousands took to known critic, was arrested interference in Russia’s Andrew Lo, founder of An- the condition that he only to live, work and study lex Immigration Consul- be identified by his first the streets Sunday across on Jan.17 upon returning internal affairs” and ac- Russia to demand the re- from Germany, where he there and eventually ap- tants in Hong Kong. “Now name out of fear of official cused Washington of try- lease of jailed opposition spent five months recover- ply to become British cit- we receive about 10 to 15 retaliation. leader Alexei Navalny, ing from nerve-agent poi- ing to destabilize the sit- izens. Applications for the calls a day asking about Lo said that with the keeping up nationwide soning that he blames on uation in the country by British National Overseas it.” new visa, the barrier to protests that have rattled the Kremlin. Russian au- backing the protests. visa officially opened Sun- Mike, a photojournal- entry to move to the U.K. the Kremlin. More than thorities have rejected the On Sunday, police de- day, though many have ist, said he plans to apply becomes extremely low, 4,000 people were de- accusations. He was ar- tained more than 4,100 already arrived on British for the visa and move to with no language or ed- tained by police, according rested for allegedly violat- people at protests in cit- soil to get a head start. Leeds with his wife and ucation qualification re- to a monitoring group, and ing his parole conditions ies nationwide, according Britain’s government young daughter in April. quirements. British Na- said some 7,000 people His motivation to leave tional Overseas passport some were beaten. by not reporting for meet- to OVD-Info, a group that Russian authorities ings with law enforcement with British National Hong Kong came after the holders need to prove that monitors political arrests. mounted a massive effort when he was recuperating Overseas passports — city’s political situation they have enough money to stem the tide of demon- in Germany. Those arrests followed a travel document that deteriorated following the to support themselves for strations after tens of The United States urged some 4,000 detentions at Hong Kongers could ap- anti-government protests six months and prove that thousands rallied across Russia to release Navalny demonstrations on Jan. 23 ply for before the city was and he realized that the they are clear of tubercu- the country last weekend and criticized the crack- in more than 100 Russian handed over to Chinese city’s police force was not losis, according to the U.K. in the largest, most wide- down on protests. cities. control in 1997 — have politically neutral. The po- government. spread show of discontent “The U.S. condemns the In Moscow, authorities that Russia has seen in persistent use of harsh introduced unprecedented years. Yet, despite threats tactics against peaceful security measures in the of jail terms, warnings to protesters and journalists social media groups and by Russian authorities for city center, closing subway Local news in the palm of your hand tight police cordons, the a second week straight,” stations near the Krem- protests again engulfed U.S. Secretary of State lin, cutting bus traffic and cities across Russia’s 11 Antony Blinken said on ordering restaurants and time zones on Sunday. Twitter. stores to stay closed. WHO Revisits Wuhan a year later WUHAN, China (AP) — it could provide hints to cials and representatives. A World Health Organiza- how the virus spread so The market was the food tion team looking into the widely. distribution center for origins of the coronavirus “Very important site vis- Wuhan during the city’s pandemic on Sunday visits today — a wholesale 76-day lockdown last year. ited the food market in market first & Huanan The members, with ex- the Chinese city of Wuhan Seafood Market just now,” pertise in veterinary med- that was linked to many Peter Daszak, a zoologist icine, virology, food safety early infections. with the U.S. group Eco- and epidemiology, have so The team members vis- Health Alliance and a far visited two hospitals at ited the Huanan Seafood member of the WHO team, the center of the early out- Market for about an hour said in a tweet. “Very in- break — Wuhan Jinyintan Full digital access for only $9.99 per month. in the afternoon, and one formative & critical for Hospital and the Hubei In- of them flashed a thumbs our joint teams to under- tegrated Chinese and West- 50% off your rst month of digital access up sign when reporters stand the epidemiology ern Medicine Hospital. asked how the trip was of COVID as it started to On Saturday, they also when you use coupon code itemlive going. spread at the end of 2019.” visited a museum exhibi- The market was the site Earlier in the day, the tion dedicated to the early at checkout at www.itemlive.com of a December 2019 out- team members were also history of COVID-19. break of the virus. Scien- seen walking through sec- The mission has become tists initially suspected tions of the Baishazhou politically charged, as Chi- the virus came from wild market — one of the larg- na seeks to avoid blame animals sold in the mar- est wet markets in Wuhan for alleged missteps in its Offer available to new subscribers only ket. The market has since — surrounded by a large early response to the out- been largely ruled out but entourage of Chinese offi- break. B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2021 HEALTH Is vaccine safe if you have cancer, dementia? By Judith Graham shouldn’t get COVID-19 TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE vaccines. Ef cacy is a consider- As public demand grows ation for patients whose for limited supplies of underlying cancer or COVID-19 vaccines, ques- treatment suppresses tions remain about the their immune systems. vaccines’ appropriateness Notably, patients with for older adults with vari- blood and lymph node ous illnesses. Among them cancers may experience a are cancer patients re- PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE blunted response to vac- ceiving active treatment, A health care worker cines, along with patients dementia patients near undergoing chemotherapy PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE receives the Moderna the end of their lives and COVID-19 vaccine. or radiation therapy. From left, Daniel Garcia, 5, his mother Magdalena Hernandez, 40, and people with autoimmune Even in this case, “we brother Alonso Garcia, 9, from Commerce, wear protective masks against conditions. against signi cant illness, have every reason to be- the coronavirus while walking along Hollywood Boulevard. Recently, a number of with ef cacy for older lieve that if their immune readers have asked me adults ranging from 87% system is functioning at whether older relatives to 94%. all, they will respond to Do you need to double-mask? with these conditions But people 65 and older the vaccine to some ex- should be immunized. undergoing cancer treat- tent,” and that’s likely This is a matter for medi- ment were not included to be bene cial, said Dr. By Nicole Villalpando can wear and wear snuggly pandemic cal experts, and I solicited in these studies. As a re- William Dale, chair of sup- TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE on your face.” The Centers for Disease advice from several. All sult, it’s not known what portive care medicine and One that ts well should Control and Prevention of- strongly suggested that degree of protection they director of the Center for AUSTIN, Texas – When not gap at the side and fers these tips: people with questions con- might derive. Cancer Aging Research at Dr. Anthony Fauci, the di- should not move up and Choose masks that: tact their doctors and dis- rector of the National In- Dr. Tobias Hohl, chief City of Hope, a compre- down as you talk. With Have two or more layers cuss their individual med- hensive cancer center in stitute of Allergy and In- some masks, you can tight- of the infectious diseases of washable, breathable fab- ical circumstances. Los Angeles County. fectious Diseases, began en the straps, or tie a knot service at Memorial Sloan ric. Completely cover your Experts’ advice may be Balancing the timing talking about wearing two in the straps to have it t Kettering Cancer Center nose and mouth. Fit snug- helpful since states are in New York City, sug- of cancer treatment and masks as being bene cial, better against your face. In ly against the sides of your it brought up a slew of ques- beginning to offer vaccines gested that three factors immunization may be a ones that have metal strips face and donâ€™t have tions. to adults over age 65, 70 should in uence patients’ consideration in some cas- on the nose, those strips gaps. Have been washed Dr. Brian Metzger, the or 75, including those decisions: Are vaccines es. For those with serious should be pinched down to in-between wearings or medical director of infec- with serious underlying safe, will they be effec- disease who “need thera- t tightly against your nose. have never been worn. tious diseases at St. David’s medical conditions. Twen- tive, and what is my risk py as quickly as possible, Look for masks that have If you wear glasses, nd a Medical Center in Austin tightly woven fabric, with ty-eight states are doing of becoming severely ill we should not delay [can- mask that ts closely over says, “It makes sense that two or three layers, to create so, according to the latest from COVID-19? Regard- cer] treatment because we your nose or one that has a wearing multiple masks a barrier between droplets. survey by The New York ing risk, he noted that want to preserve immune nose wire to limit fogging. would be more effective at You should not be able to see Times. older adults are the peo- function and vaccinate blocking the virus. ... the light through them. When it’s cold outside, Q: My 80-year-old moth- ple most likely to become them” against COVID, wear your scarf or ski-mask more barriers that you can A simple bandana or a Ga- er has chronic lymphocyt- severely ill and perish said Hohl of Memorial type coverings over your have but still be able to tor neck covering is not as ic leukemia. For weeks, from COVID, accounting Sloan Kettering. mask. They are not substi- breathe is good.” effective as a cloth mask or her oncologist would not for about 80% of deaths to One approach might tutes for masks. Masks help prevent par- a surgical-type mask. tell her “yes” or “no” about date — a compelling argu- be trying to time COVID For children ticles that you expel from It also doesn’t do any the vaccine. After much ment for vaccination. vaccination “in between Find a mask that is made your nose or mouth from good to have two masks if pressure, he nally re- Regarding safety, there cycles of chemotherapy, if for children to help ensure spreading to another per- you are wearing them un- sponded: “It won’t work is no evidence at this time possible,” said Dr. Cath- proper t. Check to be sure son, and they help prevent der your nose, under your for you, your immune sys- that cancer patients are erine Liu, a professor in the mask ts snugly over particles from someone else chin, around your forehead, tem is too compromised more likely to experience the vaccine and infectious the nose and mouth and un- from reaching your nose or hanging from your ear or to make antibodies.” She side effects from the P z- disease division at Fred der the chin and that there mouth. from your arm or not wear- asked if she can take the er-BioNTech and Moder- Hutchinson Cancer Re- are no gaps around the When it comes to choosing ing them at all. vaccine anyway, just in na vaccines than other search Center in Seattle. sides. Do NOT put on chil- a mask, Metzger says, “the CDC recommendations on case it might offer a little people. Generally, “we are In new guidelines pub- best mask is the one you wearing a mask during the dren younger than 2 year. protection, and he told her con dent that these vac- lished late last week, the he was done discussing it cines are safe for [cancer] National Comprehensive SPECIAL SUBSCRIPTION OFFER with her. patients,” including older Cancer Network, an al- First, some basics. Old- patients, said Dr. Armin liance of cancer centers, er adults, in general, re- Shahrokni, a Memorial urged that patients un- sponded extremely well Sloan Kettering geriatri- dergoing active treatment to the two COVID-19 vac- cian and oncologist. be prioritized for vaccines AMERICA’S FAVORITE cines that have received The exception, which as soon as possible. A no- special authorization from applies to everyone, not table exception: Patients the Food and Drug Admin- just cancer patients: peo- who’ve received stem cell istration. 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