SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 2021 Lynn schools Local communities still seeing COVID red delay return By Gayla Cawley At 14.46 percent, the city’s positive test total, 1,934 cases are active and 11,150 ITEM STAFF rate dipped slightly from last week, but people have recovered from the virus, ac- By Gayla Cawley is still 10th highest in the state over the cording to city data. ITEM STAFF Nine local North Shore communities are past 14 days, according to the state De- Three other local communities — in the red this week as the state’s post-hol- partment of Public Health (DPH). LYNN — Approximately 300 high Peabody, Revere, and Saugus — have iday surge in coronavirus cases continues. Lynn’s average daily incidence rate needs students targeted for an early double-digit positive test rates and tri- Marblehead joins Lynn, Lynn eld, Na- saw a signi cant uptick this week, which return to in-person instruction in the ple-digit daily incidence rates over the hant, Peabody, Revere, Salem, Saugus increased from 99.6 to 128.2 new cases Lynn Public Schools will continue to past 14 days, according to the DPH. and Swampscott in the red, the state’s per 100,000 residents, according to the Revere has a daily incidence rate of learn remotely through at least Feb. 1. designation for communities at high risk All Lynn students have been learn- DPH. 141.2 new cases per 100,000 residents for COVID-19 spread. ing remotely since last spring, when Eighty- ve new cases and two addi- and a positive test rate of 13.03 percent, Locally, Lynn continues to see the schools were shut down across the tional deaths were reported in Lynn on according to the DPH. worst surge, with a positive test rate that Friday to bring the city’s caseload to LYNN, A3 is among the highest in the state. 13,254 and its death toll to 170. Of that COVID, A3 Kerans makes her return to the Angela Davis Angela House By Anne Marie Tobin Davis ITEM STAFF DANVERS — Af- ter a 23-year absence to talk from the state legisla- ture, state Rep. Sally Kerans, whose district includes parts of West MLK Peabody, needed no time to shake off the cobwebs and get back at SSU to work. By Steve Krause “People have been re- ally welcoming and it’s ITEM STAFF ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK been very busy even SALEM — Civil Rights Justina Oliver, chair of the Swampscott Historical Commission, looks at blueprints of a proposed though we are work- Activist Angela Davis renovation of Swampscott Town Hall in the archives at the former police station on Burrill Street. ing totally remotely, will deliver the keynote which is ne,” Kerans address at Salem State’s said. “It’s just different, 31st Annual Rev. Dr. History has its place in Swampscott but we are getting it Martin Luther King Cel- done. Everyone is do- ebration next week. By Thor Jourgensen except Swampscott,” said Historical A grant acquired by the town will ing what everyone else The virtual address is doing — bending, ITEM STAFF Commission Chairwoman Justina Ol- pay for a conservator to assess his- will take place Fri-  exing, adapting. It’s iver. “Public access is the most import- torical items stored in town build- day, Jan. 22, and will different in that you SWAMPSCOTT — An ornate win- ant thing: It’s the residents’ history.” wrap up several days of ings. just can’t walk down to dow from the former White Court Working with town Library Direc- events organized around The conservator, trained in histor- a colleague’s of ce, but estate, a military veteran’s diary, tor Alyce Deveau and Historical So- this year’s theme: ical preservation work, will comb we are facing the same and boxes and boxes of photographs ciety President Molly Conner, Oliver Keep On, Keeping On: through the library and the former typical things that ev- From Struggle Comes — artifacts from Swampscott’s past has the wheels turning on plans to police station, as well as Town Hall eryone is facing.” Strength. — are scattered throughout town catalog, assemble and, eventually and the historic Humphrey House in While Kerans is still Events proceeding Da- buildings and local history lovers display, town history now stored in February. waiting for her com- vis’ address will include want to consolidate them in one boxes, on shelves and in basements, After sifting through the town mittee assignments, a virtual freedom march place. including the former police station and candlelight vigil, “Every community has a museum on Burrill Street. SWAMPSCOTT, A5 KERANS, A3 and a virtual Inaugu- ration Day watch event recognizing the rst Black, rst South Asian, and rst woman vice Lynn eld president of the United States. All events are open to Library the general public and media. However, record- ing of the keynote ad- takes a dress is not permitted. The Inauguration Day event will be Wednesday, StoryWalk beginning at 11:30 a.m. The vigil will be that By Anne Marie Tobin evening at 5:30 p.m. and ITEM STAFF the convocation and key- note address will be at 1 LYNNFIELD — The Lyn- p.m. on Friday. n eld Library has found Through her activism how to offer residents and scholarship over a way to combine some many decades, Davis, much-needed exercise and 76, has been deeply in- fresh air with books. volved in movements for StoryWalk®, an initia- social justice around the tive created by Anne Fer- world. Her work as an guson of Montpellier, Vt., educator – both at the is popping up at many li- university level and in braries, recreation depart- the larger public sphere ments, and schools across – has always empha- the country and has now sized the importance of landed in Lynn eld. Sto- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK building communities ryWalk® gives families an of struggle for economic, opportunity to take a walk Dan Shuman, owner of Marblehead Cycle, stands among rows of bikes that have been re- racial, and gender jus- and read a book at the paired and built for customers in the storage area of the shop. tice. same time. DAVIS, A2 LYNNFIELD, A3 An unusual COVID cycle in Marblehead

By Elyse Carmosino “I’ve been here a long time,” said head Cycle in January 2020, has INSIDE ITEM STAFF Marblehead Cycle owner and resi- been in the bike business for most dent Dan Shuman. “The pandemic of his life. He started as a teenage MARBLEHEAD — The Opinion LOOK! has brought a bike boom world- apprentice at the shop in 1986. COVID-19 pandemic has touched Shribman: Poet Amanda Gorman, wide. There are more people out The father of two purchased his In Biden, U.S. seeks a 22, will read at Biden some small businesses in surpris- riding than ever before, so we’ve rst bike store, Salem Cycle, in Lincoln. A4 inaugural. A8 ing ways, as one Marblehead bike been very busy.” shop owner has discovered. Shuman, who bought Marble- MARBLEHEAD, A5

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Pauline R. (Gaudet) Joseph F. Kachocki, 91 Moriarty, 90 1930 - 1991 SALEM - Mr. Joseph F. LYNN - Mrs. Pauline Rose Kachocki, 91 years of Salem (Gaudet) Moriarty, age 90 of and formerly of Lynn, died Lynn, died on Thursday January Thursday, January 14, 2021 14, 2021 at Salem Hospital in his home surrounded by his after a brief illness. She was family. He was the husband of the wife of the late William the late Philomena (Lavorante) FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Moriarty. Kachocki. He was born in Lynn, Joanne Rogers stands in front of a giant Mister A Lifelong resident of Lynn, the son of the late Anthony and she was the daughter of the Rogers Forever Stamp following the first-day- Pauline (Lepa) Kachocki. He of-issue dedication in Pittsburgh. late Leo and Laura (LeBlanc) was raised in Lynn and lived in Gaudet. She was a graduate Lynn most of his life. He also of St. Jean Baptiste Grammar lived in Nahant, Saugus and School and St. Jean Baptiste the past 2 years in Salem. . Joanne Rogers, High School, class of 1949. Joe was a Veteran of the Ma- She had worked for many rine Corps and the Air Force. years at the former Building 19 He served in Germany and on the Lynnway and previous- California. He served in the widow of TV’s ly at West Lynn Creamery and Air Force from 1951 to Cushman’s Bakery. Pauline 1955 and received the Ruth Clarke of New was a member of the Franco Tuesday at 10:30am from Occupation of Germa- Hampshire, and Wan- Mister Rogers, American Auxiliary, and enjoyed the Solimine Funeral Home ny Medal. Joe was a da Christopher of West arts and crafts and yard sales. 67 Ocean St. (RTE1A), Lynn Lynn Police Officer from Virginia, his brothers She loved being a mother and followed by a Funeral Mass 1960 until his retire- and sisters in law, John grandmother and spending at 11:00AM in St. Pius V ment in 1991. After his and Carolyn Lavorante dies at 92 time with her family. Church. Burial will be in St. retirement he became of Lynnfield and Daniel Pauline is survived by 2 sons; Jean’s Cemetery. Visitation a driver for GLSS for 4 years and Gilda Lavorante of Florida. By Mark Kennedy called “a comfortable lap” William Moriarty Jr, of Danville, will be held from 9:00AM- He enjoyed helping people. He also leaves several nieces AP ENTERTAINMENT aired in August 2001. WRITER NH and Brian Moriarty and his 10:30AM. All attendees He loved the outdoors, fishing, and nephews. He was the 14 PBS stations around the wife Kathy of Goffstown, NH, must follow all of the rules country still air “Mister camping, boating, riding his year companion of the late Lea Joanne Rogers, an accom- her grandchildren; Keith Littles, of the CDC, Commonwealth Rogers’ Neighborhood” motorcycle and flying planes. Lewis, and the brother of the plished concert pianist who Katie McCann, Shelby Kush, of Massachusetts, and the and some can be found on At the age of 72 when every- late Ted Kachocki, John Kent, celebrated and protected Mike Moriarty, Jim Moriarty, and City of Lynn regarding social the PBS Kids video app. one was trying to get him to go Fred Kachocki, Kay Mahoney, the legacy of her husband, Kim Lee, 7 great grandchildren, distancing and the wear- to Senior Citizen Centers, he Felicia Gould, Mildred Reyn- There are DVD collections and 1 great great grandchild. ing of masks. Mass will be the beloved children’s TV on Amazon and episodes was getting his pilot’s license. olds and Helen Campbell. host Mister Rogers, has died She was the mother of the livestreamed on https:// He flew until he was 89. He Service Information: His stream on Amazon Prime. late Denise Littles, and Debbie www.hostcatholiclynn.org/ in Pittsburgh. She was 92. The city of Pittsburgh, enjoyed casinos and the ca- funeral and burial will be pri- Rogers died Thursday, ac- DeLutis, and the sister of the live-stream. Directions and sino boats. Most important vate on Tuesday January 19, where the show was pro- late Yvonne, Clifford, Romeo guestbook at www.solimine. cording to the Fred Rogers duced, tweeted that Jo- he was a loving and devoted, 2021 from the Solimine Fu- Center. No cause of death and Fred Gaudet, Geraldine com Husband, Father, Grandfather neral Home, 426 Broadway anne Rogers was one of LeBlanc, and Jeanette Tetro. was given. The center Pittsburgh’s “greatest and friend. Lynn. In lieu of flowers do- called her “a joyful and ten- Service Information: Her He is survived by his daugh- nations may be made to All neighbors.” It said the cou- Funeral will be held on der-hearted spirit, whose ple “forever changed our ters, Angela Kachocki of Sa- Care VNA and Hospice, 210 heart and wisdom have lem, Pauline Gordon and her Market Street, Lynn, Massa- city.” Other tributes came guided our work in service from such varied fans as husband Terry of Salem, Ann chusetts 01901 Guestbook of Fred’s enduring legacy.” Marie Pastorello and her hus- at www.solimine.com tennis star Billie Jean Joanne and Fred Rog- King to designer Kenneth band Stephen of Lynn, his ers were married for more Herbert L. Mishel Jr., 79 grandchildren, Joseph Kachoc- Cole. than 50 years, spanning Fred Rogers’ effect on 1942 - 2021 ki of Lynn, Stephen and Sydney the launch and end of the Pastorello of Lynn, his sisters popular culture was pro- low-key, low-tech “Mister found: Eddie Murphy LYNN - Herbert L. Mishel, 79, Rogers’ Neighborhood,” lifelong Lynn resident, died on parodied him on “Satur- which presented Fred January 13, 2021 just days day Night Live” in the Rogers as one adult in a after celebrating his 79th Birth- 1980s and one of Rogers’ Beverly A (Pride) Troisi, 79 busy world who always day on January 9, 2021. trademark zip-up sweat- had time to listen to chil- Herb was proud to have LYNN - Beverly Ann (Pride) ers hangs in the Smithso- dren. His pull as Ameri- grown up in the Brickyard and Troisi, 79, of Lynn, died Thurs- nian’s National Museum ca’s favorite neighbor nev- was more street wise because day morning at the Salem Hos- of American History. He’s er seemed to wane before of it. At a young age, Herb grad- pital following a brief illness. had a category dedicated his death in 2003. uated from Lynn Trade High She was the devoted wife of to him on “Jeopardy.” School. He enjoyed all sport- James R Troisi with whom she “I can’t think of a time 2018, the 50th anniver- ing events, collecting sports shared over 57 years of mar- when we’ve needed him sary of when Rogers first memorabilia and attending riage. so much,” Joanne Rogers appeared on TV screens, card shows all over the coun- Born in Medford, she was told The Associated Press prompted a PBS special, try. Herb raised his family in the daughter of the late Wil- in 2018. “I think his work a new postage stamp, the Swampscott, MA where he liam Aubrey and Martha Vic- is just as timely now as feature-length documen- enjoyed coaching youth sports toria (Strom) Pride. She was it was when it came out, tary “Won’t You Be My especially little league base- raised and educated in Med- frankly.” Neighbor?” and, a year ball. His love for travel extend- ford and was a graduate of An ordained Presbyteri- later, the Tom Hanks-led ed to Aruba, Florida, Las Vegas, and their spouses; Pamela and Medford High School, class an minister, Fred Rogers biopic “A Beautiful Day in Camden Yards and bringing Wayne Wright of Essex, Jonna of 1960. Upon marrying her produced the pioneering the Neighborhood.” family to Hershey Park. He was and Marc Langevain of Nah- husband James, she moved show at Pittsburgh public Born Sara Joanne Byrd also an avid movie goer, loved ant, Jonathan and Kara Mishel to Lynn where she has lived for television station WQED in 1928, Joanne Rogers to talk about films and could of Nahant and only grandson; the past 57 years. beginning in 1966, going met her future husband at talk your ear off about sports Dakoda Langevain. Herb is also Beverly first worked at the Madeline, Elizabeth, and Kevin national two years lat- Rollins College in Florida. trivia. survived by Daniel Davison and First National Store in Medford Troisi, Ashley and her husband er. He composed his own After Fred Rogers’ death, Herb worked many years for Dana Walsh who were always as a clerk until she started her Wayne Rock, Melissa and her songs for the show. she helped develop the the Massachusetts State High- considered sons. family. Once her children were husband Adam Provost, and It offered a soft haven for Fred Rogers Center Cen- way Department and retired Service Information: At school aged, she worked moth- Charlotte and Heather Delaney kids, in sharp contrast to ter for Early Learning from the Massachusetts De- his request, a small service ers’ hours as a counter server and also survived by several the louder, more animat- and Children’s Media at partment of Corrections. with family only will be held. at Good Luck Farms in Lynn nieces and nephews. She was ed competition. The final St. Vincent College in his Herb was a loyal member of Arrangements by the Con- and later at Captain Bob’s for predeceased by her siblings, episode of what his widow hometown of Latrobe, Pa. the St. Johns Evangelist Church way Cahill-Brodeur Funeral over 12 years. Donald and Charles Pride, Lois in Swampscott and enjoyed Home, 82 Lynn St., Peabody. Beverly was very active and Saucier, and Marilyn Dray. their services. He also enjoyed To leave an online message enjoyed bowling, playing bingo, Service Information: Vis- Angela Davis to daily breakfasts and walks up or condolences at ccbfuner- doing ceramics and crossword iting hours will be held on and down Lynn Shore Drive. al.com. puzzles, playing cards and Monday from 4:00 until He was predeceased by his scrabble, and watching and 8:00 PM at the Conway, Ca- wife Margaret ‘Rita’ Mishel and playing along TV game shows hill-Brodeur Funeral Home, talk MLK at SSU survived by his three children as well. She also enjoyed play- 82 Lynn St, Peabody to ing the organ and piano. which relatives and friends DAVIS to race, gender and im- Besides her loving husband are kindly invited to attend. From A1 prisonment. Her recent Her Funeral Mass will be cel- books include “Abolition of 57 years, she is survived Davis is the author of 10 ebrated on Tuesday at 9:00 Democracy” and “Are Pris- by her son James R Troisi, Jr books and has lectured AM at St. Mary’s Church, ons Obsolete?” about the and his wife Alice of Lynn, her throughout the United Lynn. Burial will be in Pu- abolition of the prison-in- Need to find daughter Jeanine Delaney and States and in Europe, Af- ritan Lawn Memorial Park, dustrial complex, a new her husband James of Middle- rica, Asia, Australia, and Lake St, Peabody. All attend- edition of “Narrative of an article? ton, her brother David Pride and South America. ees are required to wear fa- the Life of Frederick Dou- his wife Helen of Groveland, her In recent years, a per- cial coverings and maintain glass,” and a collection sisters, Joan and her husband sistent theme of Davis’ social distancing as well. of essays entitled “The Subscribe to Merl Heaton of OR, Audrey Dar- work has been the range For directions and on-line Meaning of Freedom.” rigo and her husband Joseph of social problems asso- obituary, visit www.ccbfuner- Her most recent book of e-edition on of Dracut, and Deborah Yunes ciated with incarceration al.com and her husband James of Al- and the generalized crim- essays, called “Freedom Is ton Bay, NH, and by her beloved inalization of those com- a Constant Struggle: Fer- grandchildren, Kathleen Troisi munities that are most guson, Palestine, and the Only $9.99/month and her fiancé John Bossi, affected by poverty and Foundations of a Move- racial discrimination. 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Lynn eld Library takes a StoryWalk WHAT’S OPEN & WHAT’S CLOSED ON MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DAY Martin Luther King Jr. • Libraries will be LYNNFIELD the library continues to offer Day is a federal holiday closed. From A1 enhanced hours for its front that has been observed • Registry of Motor Ve- door pick-up services ve since 1986. hicles will be closed. “I think we may have days a week. Limited ap- WHAT’S CLOSED: • Schools will be closed. had a StoryWalk® a few pointments for computer use • Post of ces across the • The stock market will years back with Market- are available and the library commonwealth will be be closed. Street, but I believe this offers a wide variety of on- closed. Street delivery on WHAT’S OPEN: is the rst one we have line programs and services. Monday will be limited • Restaurants will be done at the library,” said to guaranteed overnight “We continue to offer lots open. Head of Youth Services parcels and there will be of virtual programming op- • Retail stores will be Lauren Fox. “It will run portunities for people of all no collection of mail. Full for at least a week more or retail and delivery opera- open. ages, which can be found • Malls will operate so. The plan is to be able on our calendar on our tions will resume on Tues- during regular hours. to switch out the displays website (www.lynn eldli- day, January 19. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK • The subway, buses, for other featured books. brary.org),” said Fox. • All federal of ces will We are still working on “The Snowy Day” is the book featured in Lynn eld The library’s front-door be closed. and THE RIDE will run choosing the next title, but Public Library’s StoryWalk, which can be found service “has been very pop- • The courts will be on a Saturday schedule. so far the response from along the Arlington Street side of the library. ular for people of all ages,” closed. • The Commuter Rail • Most banks will be and ferry will run on a kids and their parents has run) to the next station to developed the program in she said, adding that the been very positive, so we closed. weekday schedule. read the next page. collaboration with the Ver- library hopes to have its are happy about that.” This month’s selection is mont Bicycle & Pedestri- February vacation pro- Fox said the program is “A Snowy Day” by Ezra Jack an Coalition and with the gramming in place soon. suitable for children of all Fox said the library also Keats. The display starts in help of Rachel Senechal of Local ages. offers an added bene t front of the library at the Kellogg-Hubbard Library. StoryWalk® works this with its front-door service. way: Pages from select- corner of Summer and Ar- StoryWalk®s have been “Parents and kids can ed books are mounted on lington streets, and extends created in 50 states and at call or email me if they the tops of posts driven along the sidewalk to the least 13 countries. don’t know what they communities into the ground. Books entrance of the parking lot For more information on want, so it’s really nice for are typically placed at at the back of the building. StoryWalk® or other fam- people to have options to child-friendly heights. All posts are at least six feet ily programming at the have help to choose and The pages are displayed apart to allow for safe social Lynn eld Library, contact some  exibility,” said Fox. still seeing in sequence, allowing distancing for safe viewing. Fox at [email protected] or Anne Marie Tobin can be readers to read a page and The rst StoryWalk® by calling (781) 334-5411. reached at atobin@item- then walk (in many cases, was held in 2007. Ferguson Fox reminds residents that live.com. COVID red Representative Kerans COVID rate is 5.23 percent, ac- From A1 cording to town and DPH data. Eighty-four new cases Four new cases were were reported in Revere reported in Lynn eld, on Friday, which brings makes her return to the House which now has 771 cas- the city’s total numbers es and 24 deaths. The KERANS “Thirty-three other states Washington, D.C. tions overrode our national to 7,992 cases and 132 town’s daily incidence From A1 categorized them with “This was a disgraceful interest and led them to deaths, according to the health care workers,” Ker- and disturbing attack on continue to support Trump city website. rate is 73.9 new cases per she has already reached ans said. “There are so many our democracy, incited by and his lies, which fueled Numbers were not up- 100,000 residents and its out to fellow legislators on moving parts to the vaccine, the president of the Unit- seditious insurrection.” dated in Saugus (2,808 positive test rate is 6.45 what she considers to be so it could very well be that ed States,” Kerans said. Kerans said she will pri- cases, 53 deaths) on percent, according to an important issue — fu- they just needed more in- “One of our most sacred oritize COVID-19 relief for Friday. The town has town and DPH data. neral home directors’ sta- formation and I think that’s principles as a democracy families, individuals and a daily incidence rate Numbers remained tus vis-a-vis distribution what we did with this letter is the peaceful transition small businesses. Her oth- of 127.9 new cases per the same in Nahant of the COVID-19 vaccine. to help them make that de- of power after elections, er priorities include trans- 100,000 residents and (177 cases, six deaths), Kerans and Sen. Anne M. termination. and this attack was an portation, climate change, a positive test rate of and have not been up- Gobi collaborated Friday “I mean, these are the active threat to that prin- education, healthcare, and 11.37 percent over the dated in Salem (3,243 morning on a letter, signed folks who handle the de- ciple. I strongly condemn racial justice. While she will past two weeks, accord- cases, 63 deaths) or by 115 colleagues, asking ceased. I think many this insurrection against be working remotely for the ing to the DPH. Swampscott (756 cases, Gov. Charlie Baker and Sec- people think of them as our nation. During this foreseeable future, Kerans In Peabody (5,108 cas- 13 deaths) since Thurs- retary of Health and Human handling the wake and fu- dark moment, we must encourages her constituents es, 253 deaths), 150 new day. Services Marylou Sudders neral only, but once people come together to af rm cases and four addition- to give Phase 1 vaccine dis- to email her with any ques- Nahant has a positive understand the important al deaths have been re- tribution priority to funeral our democracy. I support tions, concerns, or requests test rate of 5.43 per- public health role they any and all measures to for assistance at Sally.Ker- ported since Wednesday, cent and a daily inci- home directors, who are cur- according to the health rently assigned to Phase 2. play, I am optimistic. It’s remove the president from [email protected] or email dence rate of 86.1 new in all of our best interests of ce as soon as possible.” her legislative aid, Kather- department. The city’s cases per 100,000 resi- “Funeral home directors positive test rate is 10.27 are the only group of front- to keep them healthy.” On Friday, Kerans ex- ine McGee, at Katherine.Mc- dents, Salem’s positive Other local leaders who pressed her outrage over [email protected]. Kerans percent and its daily in- test and daily incidence line COVID-facing work- cidence rate is 114.6 new signed the letter included the fact that Vice Presi- has not yet been assigned an rates are 8.24 percent ers that are not in cate- cases per 100,000 resi- gory or Phase 1 in terms Sen. Joan B. Lovely, Sen. dent Mike Pence did not of ce phone number, but will and 92.8 new cases re- Brendan Crighton, and invoke the 25th Amend- make it available as soon as dents, according to the of priority,” Kerans said. DPH. spectively, and Swamp- “Given what they do — in Reps. Paul Tucker, Peter ment to oust President possible to ensure that she scott has a positive test Capano, Daniel Cahill, Donald Trump. is accessible and open to her Newly red community and out of nursing homes, Marblehead has report- rate and daily incidence in and out of hospitals and Donald Wong and Bradley “I am in disbelief and constituents, she said. rate of 5.84 percent and H. Jones, Jr. outraged that Vice Presi- “I am very proud, hon- ed 74 new cases since hospice settings — if they last week, which brings 87.1 new cases respec- don’t remain healthy, then Kerans’ rst day on the dent Pence had the ability ored, and humbled to rep- tively, according to the job last week was about as to stop this reckless pres- the town’s total num- we’ll have another type resent my community, and DPH. far from normal as it gets. ident from doing further I am excited to get to work bers to 863 cases and 31 of problem on our hands. Gayla Cawley can be Just minutes after be- damage to our democracy for my constituents,” Ker- deaths. The town’s daily The fact that we got 115 reached at gcawley@item- ing sworn into the 192nd and chose not to invoke the ans said. “I really look for- incidence rate is 59.7 new people to sign the letter is live.com. Follow her on General Court of the Com- 25th Amendment,” Kerans ward to working with the cases per 100,000 resi- a terri c response to this dents and its positive test Twitter @GaylaCawley. request.” monwealth of Massachu- said. “There’s some satis- people of my district, and Kerans said the directors setts with 16 other new- faction that the House ad- I encourage my constitu- were originally assigned ly-elected members of the opted articles of impeach- ents to reach out to my of- Mixed-Income Apartment Community into the general public House of Representatives ment, but shame on the ce if they have any ques- pool, but, earlier this week, on Jan. 6, Kerans emerged Republicans who continue tions, concerns, or if they 1 Bedroom /Selection by Lottery were moved up to Phase 2. from the chamber at the to support this menace in need assistance during She is optimistic the letter Statehouse to learn the the White House. these dif cult times.” ~ A 55+ Community ~ might help the state reas- unimaginable news that “The pleas of unity ring Anne Marie Tobin can be sess and move directors a murderous mob had pretty hollow coming from reached at atobin@item- Occupancy Summer 2021 into the top-priority group. stormed the Capitol in people whose own ambi- live.com.

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I strongly 1 $26,850 $53,760 Lottery, 536 Granite Street, 2 $30,700 $61,440 unanimously approved a data, in terms of a poten- rection of the medical au- suggest that we continue Braintree, MA 02184 or email to ∙ Heat & hot water included in rent. recommendation from Su- tial return to in-person thority in the city, but as to heed the advice of the perintendent Dr. Patrick [email protected] ∙ 2 mobility & 1 sensory unit available. learning for Lynn stu- we near Feb. 1, make a city’s Board of Health, as ∙ *Rent determined by PHA based on income Tutwiler Thursday night, dents, is that the group decision as to whether or well as the nurses in our Deadline: Postmark/deliver by 2/24/21. of applicant which would push back most impacted by the vi- not it needs to be pushed department. We have to AMI - Area Median Income as of 4/1/20. There are 8 rental Information videos the return of certain spe- rus over the past 14 days back beyond February va- be diligent with bringing assisted units. Local preference for those who live, work or cial education students have children in Swampscott schools. Preference for 62+. available to watch on-line at has been those aged 0-19, cation.” even 300 kids with educa- Income, asset & use restrictions apply. Rents & income LiveTheMachon.com and English language limits based on HUD guidelines. Income limits subject to Tutwiler said. Michael Satterwhite, tors back into our schools,” learners from the district’s change. For more info, language assistance, or reasonable On Oct. 29, Tutwiler a committee member, he said. accommodations for persons with disabilities, please call Lottery Drawing to be held initial targeted date of or email. virtually on 3/5/21. had recommended that said he “wholeheartedly” Committee member Jan. 19. the school district contin- agreed with Tutwiler’s de- Jared Nicholson also sup- “It was an educat- ue with remote learning cision to wait to bring back ported the decision, saying ed guess as to when we through at least Feb. 5, SLIFE and special educa- that the school district LAW OFFICES OF thought it would be safe but his plan allowed for tion students. should continue to base its SUBSCRIBE JAMES J. CARRIGAN for us to do so, but we are the early return of ap- While, in his capacity as decisions on the advice of much closer to that date proximately 236 special a special education attor- • Social Security Disability its public health experts, • Workers Compensation now, and it is the strong education students and 73 ney, Satterwhite said he • Accidents opinion of both our own students with limited or hears from many parents particularly in a hard-hit community like Lynn. 25 years located across nursing department and interrupted formal educa- who believe that those from Lynn District Court “At the same time, I know the city’s health depart- tion (SLIFE). high needs students need 15 Johnson St. ment that right now is not On Feb. 1, school ad- in-person instruction with that we all know that there are real tradeoffs Call 781-596-0100 the appropriate context ministrators are set to be- their teachers, he said JAMES J. CARRIGAN for in-person learning for gin discussions centered there has to be a balance in the amount of learning 781-593-7700 ext. 2 ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN those groups that we in- around bringing back ad- between addressing that our students are missing to set up your home LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL tend to invite back,” said ditional groups of students need and ensuring overall out on, and those tradeoffs subscripton. www.jamescarriganlaw.com Tutwiler. for in-person instruction. student safety. are so particularly acute [email protected] The date could be pushed Now, with the tentative “It’s crazy how it’s for those groups of stu- back even further if the date of return pushed spreading substantially dents,” said Nicholson. “I post-holiday COVID-19 back for those high needs and people don’t under- know we all share the goal Catch up surge continues in Lynn, students, Tutwiler said stand,” said Satterwhite. of getting them back as said Tutwiler, who cited school of cials will also be “Obviously, the conse- soon as possible when it’s with your the latest data from the discussing whether to de- quences are death, but safe to do so.” state Department of Pub- lay the return of those ini- it doesn’t always have Gayla Cawley can be favorite team lic Health (DPH), which tial groups even further. to happen at a party or reached at gcawley@item- shows that the city’s high “Our thought was no an unsanctioned event. live.com. 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E¤¥¤ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher In Biden, U.S. seeks a Lincoln Edward L. Cahill M¦Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg There are many dangers White House chief of staff, the period’s Democrats as Edward M. Grant E C J. SŸ E. K¡ Gordon R. Hall ahead for that great survi- said in an interview. Biden “thugs and shoulder-hitters Advertising Director News Director vor of American politics, Joe knows that, and has said it. ... the carriers of dirks and 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¡¢ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton Biden. There is a deadly vi- The Baileys-Irish-Cream bludgeons, the fraternity of Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¡£ Michael H. Shanahan rus that is rampaging across smoothness of Biden is a the hells and the slums.” Chief Operating O cer Chairman Community Relations Director the land even as it is mu- marked contrast with Don- The fact that the Repub- Customer Service tating, economic challenges, ald J. Trump, who in many licans are fractured just as Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS a wealth and privilege gap Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 aspects reflects the char- deeply — between the rebels Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 that is widening, potential acteristics of Don Calogero who, on Trump’s behalf and All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 troubles with Iran, allies Sedara in Giuseppe Toma- with eyes to inheriting his Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 wary of America’s commit- si di Lampedusa’s 1958 political base, sought to over- Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 ments and direction, and masterpiece novel “The turn the election and those Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 citizens at home and abroad Leopard”: “Free as he was who defied the president’s Classified/Legal Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 worried about the endurance from the shackles imposed last request — should be no [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 of democratic institutions in on many other names by consolation. Indeed, it makes Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 what remains the globe’s honesty, decency and plain the political landscape even [email protected] most powerful economic and good manners, he moved more littered with landmin- military power. Circulation through the jungle of life es than it was under Trump. [email protected] That list exemplifies what with the confidence of an Biden for the past several your sixth-grade teacher elephant which advances weeks has been like a ship Ext. 3 would call a run-on sen- in a straight line, rooting up captain scanning perilous Newsroom tence. That is because the trees and trampling down weather forecasts even as [email protected] problems run on and on. lairs, without even notic- he was recruiting a crew for [email protected] And that is before we men- ing scratches of thorns and his passage into dangerous Ext. 4 tion the fundamental crisis: moans from the crushed.” waters. For the ship of state, Sports EDITORIAL There are great divisions And yet the disparity as for those commanding [email protected] in a country that has not ex- between the two men will seafaring vessels, the nau- perienced such social and po- get Biden only so far. It tical website CrewSeekers Ext. 5 litical chasms in 160 years. will give him a little room International offers import- Retail and Online Now — if you have the to maneuver, certainly. It ant counsel: “If a ship does Advertising MCAS more stomach for it — let us add will win plaudits from the not have enough ‘leeway’ it [email protected] one other threat: mainstream networks and is in danger of being driven ADVERTISING The danger that Biden, newspapers, and maybe onto the shore.” Biden will Ernie Carpenter Jr. important than ever who became a senator a grudging reprieve from need some leeway from the Director of Advertising exactly 10 months before other precincts of the press. public, too. and Business Development, ext. 1355 We think state Department of Elementary and Richard Nixon embarked Some of that room may To this challenge, Biden [email protected] on his Saturday Night come from an unlikely brings important gifts. In Secondary Education Commissioner Jeffrey C. Ralph Mitchell Riley is right on the mark when he underscored Massacre that catapult- source, Senate Republi- his essay “Greatness,” Ralph Sales Representative, ext. 1313 why it is so important for public school students to ed the Watergate scandal can leader Mitch McCon- Waldo Emerson wrote of [email protected] from a two-bit burglary nell of Kentucky, who has Lincoln that he was a “man take the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assess- Eric Rondeau ment System (MCAS) tests this year. into a full-blown constitu- known Biden for 36 years, who was at home and wel- Sales Representative, ext. 1280 Citing a national study concluding that pub- tional crisis, will take the who as the longest-serving come with the humblest, [email protected] comfortable route of being GOP floor leader in histo- and with a spirit and a prac- lic school shifts to remote learning during the Patricia Whalen COVID-19 pandemic “set back all students’ ac- the Jerry Ford of his time. ry shares Biden’s gift for tical vein in the times of Sales Representative, ext. 1310 ademic progress by months,” Riley said MCAS Even in the wake of the longevity and perspective, terror that commended the [email protected] siege of the Capitol, he and who broke with Trump admiration of the wisest,” testing will provide “critical insight into academic BUSINESS OFFICE losses that need to be addressed this spring and cannot base his presiden- over the effort to contest adding, “His heart was as summer.” cy on the notion that he is the election results. great as the world, but there Susan J. Conti That’s not welcome news to public school edu- not his predecessor. But the room that all this was no room in it to hold the Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] cators who have largely opposed MCAS since its Ford, who ascended to provides is a birthright, memory of a wrong.” introduction in 1993 as a centerpiece of the state the presidency in the wake deriving from Trump, not That is a passage Biden’s Ted Grant Education Reform Law. Its critics say MCAS forc- of the last great challenge a new burst of energy, pur- aides should put before him Publisher, ext. 1234 es teachers to “teach to the test” and they com- to the Constitution, was a pose and direction coming this month. They might [email protected] plain the test stresses out students and fails to good man who served up from Biden. also provide him with a Marian Kinney factor socioeconomic and emotional factors that comfort food to a troubled He must deal with a frac- copy of David S. Reynolds’ ext. 1212 impair students’ learning ability. nation. He toasted his own tured party, and he must “Abe: Abraham Lincoln in [email protected] School superintendents juggling remote, hy- English muffins. He held recognize that the sense of His Times,” published in Will Kraft brid and in-person learning plans necessitated hands with his wife. Know- outrage and dispossession September. Urge him to ex- Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 by COVID-19 social distancing precautions have ing that he had not been that fueled the Trump as- ercise caution in picking it [email protected] amplified these objections with Lynn Superinten- elected, he sounded a grace cendancy once belonged to up — its 1,088 pages weigh Paula Villacreses dent Dr. Patrick Tutwiler saying, “I don’t think a note by asking the country those who are his putative 3.1 pounds, a heavy lift — A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 student’s first experience back in school should be “to confirm me as your pres- allies today. “The Democrat- but make sure he reads the [email protected] centered around testing.” ident with your prayers.” ic Party,” Lyndon B. Johnson opening of Chapter 13: Mike Shanahan We respectfully but emphatically disagree. Even his pardon of Nixon said after he won the party’s There are clear takeaways Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 Administering MCAS this spring provides a — reviled at the time, cele- nomination in his own right from America’s greatest [email protected] brated today — was meant in the summer of 1964, “has measuring stick for academic setbacks in public president. To be an effective Carolina Trujillo schools and a gauge providing critical information to heal the country. He was, been the House of Protest leader in a deeply divided Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 on what steps local schools, guided by the state, as he liked to say, a Ford since it was born.” time, keep to the center while [email protected] must take to make up lost ground. and not a Lincoln. In his forthcoming book, clinging to the nation’s core Jim Wilson “The magnitude of this potential impact de- But the country today “The Age of Acrimony,” Jon principle of human equality. Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 mands that we accurately and fairly assess the needs a Lincoln and not a Grinspan speaks of the shift- Make the center lively — [email protected] level of student learning this school year,” stated Ford. ing aspects of the political even, at times, shocking. And CIRCULATION Riley. The comforting-uncle pro- parties in the 19th century. don’t forget young voters. Peabody Superintendent Dr. Josh Vadala said it file of Biden can, to be sure, “To Republicans, the Demo- Be a Lincoln, not a Ford. Lisa Mahmoud will be hard to administer MCAS during a school be an important implement crats were the ‘stupider’ par- A 1972 Swampscott High Manager, ext. 1239 year “fragmented” by COVID-19 disruptions. Ri- in the new chief executive’s ty: rangy, shady criminals ...,” School graduate, David M. [email protected] ley and his staff have made accommodations for toolbox. “Great politicians he writes, and he quotes Ros- Shribman is the Pulitzer CUSTOMER SERVICE Vadala’s and other superintendents’ concerns by understand they have to rep- coe Conkling (1829-1888), Prize-winning former execu- significantly adjusting the testing requirement resent even the people who La’ Mosha Ball the Republican politician tive editor of the Pittsburgh Customer Service, ext. 1276 for high school seniors and streamlining testing didn’t vote for them,” An- from New York who was no Post-Gazette. Follow him on [email protected] for students in grades 3-8. drew Card, George W. Bush’s angel himself, characterizing Twitter @ShribmanPG. The state is also extending the testing period for GRAPHICS the important ACCESS English language profi- Trevor Andreozzi ciency test. Last but not least, no school district LETTER TO THE EDITOR Designer will be labeled “underperforming” based on MCAS [email protected] results. Sean Casey That waiver alone should provide significant re- Remote learning isn’t working in Saugus Designer lief to superintendents. In the meantime, we urge [email protected] them to rally their teachers and administrators to To the editor: few months and we have about in-school learning NEWSROOM embrace Riley’s perspective on MCAS and ensure a teacher’s union who when you don’t even try to Mike Alongi parents and students understand how important It is no surprise that doesn’t want to go into the make it work. This is the Sports Editor, ext. 1228 it is to measure learning loss for students who Saugus schools have not classroom, period. message they are sending [email protected] have endured remote learning. returned to classroom The School Committee the kids. If it is difficult, Lessons provided by the test results will help Elyse Carmosino learning. They have a obviously is not strong quit. Maybe this is why we Reporter, ext. 1264 students and school districts get back on a smooth lame-duck superinten- enough to overcome these get the reputation for sec- [email protected] education track that much quicker once vaccina- dent who obviously does objections. Remote learn- ond-tier education. tions are completed and remote learning orders Gayla Cawley not want to create any ing is not working. Ask Reporter, ext. 1236 lifted. kind of controversy with the parents. It is easy to Bernard Doherty [email protected] the teachers in his last talk about all of the risks Saugus Cheryl Charles News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] Olivia Falcigno Photographer, ext.1224 [email protected] Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] Thor Jourgensen Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 [email protected] Steve Krause News Director, ext. 1229 [email protected] Amanda Lunn Designer [email protected] Guthrie Scrimgeour Reporter, ext. 1222 [email protected] Anne Marie Tobin Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 [email protected] TECHNOLOGY 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] SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- MARBLEHEAD History has its place in Swampscott larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- Accidents SWAMPSCOTT curacy, it is the sole responsibility A report of a motor vehicle From A1 of the concerned party to contact crash at Washington Street history collections and the relevant police department and and Atlantic Avenue at 2:14 poring over paperwork, have the department issue a no- p.m. Thursday. Both parties photographs and memora- tice of correction to the Daily Item. exchanged paperwork, and bilia, the conservator will Corrections or clarifications will not DPW was dispatched to clean produce a report outlining be made without express notice of up debris. preservation measures A report that a recycling change from the arresting police the town can take. truck pulled down a tree on The pandemic has kept department. Gerald Road at 3:43 p.m. historic properties off Thursday. limits to tours and forced LYNN groups like the history Complaints buffs who met regularly at Arrests the library to gather with A caller reported that work- online Zoom meetings. James Martinez, 40, of ers were playing music loud- But Conner and Deveau 501 Washington St. Lynn, was ly from a radio at 8:30 a.m. said COVID-19 social dis- arrested at 11:53 a.m. Friday Thursday. tancing precautions are on a breaking and entering A caller reported at 9:17 prompting people to spend charge. a.m. Thursday that a motor more time online digging Tommy Reardon, 40, of vehicle that passed three cars into Swampscott’s history. 224 Washington St. Lynn, was and ran a red light at Maple “We got a lot of interest ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK arrested at 11:10 a.m. Friday Street. The caller caught up to from people calling about From left, Swampscott Library director Alyce Deveau, President of on charges of drug distribu- the car to see that it was driv- their houses and looking Swampscott Historical Society Molly Conner, and Chair of Swampscott en by an older female eating tion and making a false bomb for historical information,” Historical Commission Justina Oliver, look through the town’s historic a muffin. threat. said Deveau. archives at the former police station on Burrill Street. Janicksa Serrano-Lamby, Conner and Oliver said of 70 Broad St. Lynn, was ar- Fraud the upswing in interest building for displaying town rested at 9:57 a.m. Friday on history would allow part of A report of unemployment about history prompted charges of driving with a sus- the library and commis- the former police station to pended license and unsafe claim fraud at 1:48 p.m. serve as a museum annex Thursday. sion to organize online operation of a motor vehicle. tutorials guiding people of sorts to the library, said Anthony Vernachi, 29, of on how to research their Conner, Oliver and Deveau. 10 Endicott St. Saugus was SAUGUS home’s history. “The archives would be arrested at 5:04 p.m. Thurs- Conner said the histori- catalogued with work sta- day on charges of animal cru- Complaints cal society hopes to guide tions where people could elty, threats, and assault. do research,” Oliver said. A caller reported at 6:22 history fans to informa- Deveau said past efforts Diamond Williams, of p.m. Thursday that he had tion about the Humphrey to gather records and ar- 68/70 Mount Hope St. Lowell been held against his will at House. Located on Para- tifacts chronicling the was arrested at 10:17 a.m. Saugus Rehabilitation and dise Road, the house was Friday on charges of driving Nursing. Police dispatched to moved from Elmwood town’s history into one lo- with a suspended license, the location reported that the Road in 1891 and Conner cation have fallen short, and other motor vehicle vio- individual was fine and need- said expensive wood bor- often because volunteers lations. ed to be there for his back. ing tests could determine needed to do the cataloging A caller reported at 10:37 if its 1637 construction work were not available. Accidents p.m. Thursday that cars ap- date is accurate. Unofficial town historian peared to be drag racing “It could be one of the Lou Gallo has undertaken A report of a motor vehicle oldest homes in the coun- much of that work and the accident at 134 Broadway in the Fuddruckers parking lot. Police dispatched to the try,” Conner said. conservator’s review will at 3:38 p.m. Thursday; at Historical items includ- go a long way to helping 121 Broad St. at 4:52 p.m. scene reported that the driver was testing out a new vehicle. ing photographs, building with town historic preser- Thursday; at Eutaw Avenue plans and street directo- vation efforts. and Western Avenue at 5:44 Theft A woman walked into the ries stored in Town Hall “It’s important — we p.m. Thursday; at 638 East- were moved, Oliver said, have people contact us ern Ave. at 6:35 a.m. Friday; station at 3:48 p.m. Thursday to report that an item had to the former police sta- from other states — peo- at 634 Eastern Ave. at 8:02 tion in 2014, a year after ple love the town’s histo- a.m. Friday. been stolen from her storage Molly Conner, president of the Swampscott unit at 222 Central Street. the police department ry,” Conner said. moved out of the Burrill Thor Jourgensen can be Historical Society, front, and Justina Oliver, A caller reported that his chair of the Swampscott Historical Commis- Breaking and Entering motor vehicle had been bro- Street building. reached at tjourgensen@ sion, look through journals from World War II. A report of breaking and ken into at 8:50 a.m. Friday. Setting aside space in the itemlive.com. entering at 12 Murphy Ave. at No damage or missing prop- 2:35 a.m. Friday. erty was reported, though the glovebox was found open. An unusual COVID cycle in Marblehead Complaint Vandalism COVID of bike buying — and bike indoor bikes, bike parts, big cargo holds across the A report of a bomb threat fixing — he’s ever seen. and other accessories ocean, and about a month at 580 Essex St. at 9:55 a.m. A woman walked into the From A1 station at 12:20 p.m. Thursday “I don’t know how many grew a combined 75 per- or two ago, one of those Friday. 2000 and has remained a repairs we’re doing every cent, resulting in a nearly freighters hit a big storm, to report that her vehicle had steady fixture in the local been vandalized overnight. day, but we’re busy enough $1 billion increase in sales and about 1,500 containers Fire cycling community ever where it’s taken a week to compared to April 2019. went over(board),” he said. since. 10 days to get them done,” A report of a fire at 210 “There are no bikes “It’s just one thing after SWAMPSCOTT According to Shuman, Shuman said. “People are Lewis St. at 3:36 p.m. Thurs- available anywhere in the another.” when the coronavirus pan- coming from all over for day; at 2 Prescott Road at world right now. They’re Although he’s never seen Accidents demic hit the North Shore bikes. We have someone so hard to get. I can’t or- such a demand during his 9:01 p.m. Thursday; at 1 in March, sales at both his coming from Connecticut Chase St. at 9:29 p.m. Thurs- A report of a child struck der more Redline (bikes) decades-long career, Shu- shops skyrocketed. this weekend.” in any color,” Shuman man said he does have day; at the 7-Eleven on 210 by a motor vehicle while on a An incentive for people bike at Humphrey Street and A report published in said. “I have orders with colleagues in the industry Lewis St. at 9 a.m. Friday; at to spend more time out- September by market re- 33 Lincoln St. at 10:48 a.m. Salem Street at 12:44 a.m. a bunch of different sup- who witnessed a similar doors, coupled with this search firm NPD Group spike in sales in response Friday. Thursday. pliers. I placed a lot of the year’s unusually mild win- found that shortly after orders back in May, and to the 1970s oil crisis, ter, has made for a perfect the coronavirus pandemic Larceny Complaints most have just started to during which a petroleum storm of factors resulting hit stateside last year, U.S. come in. For a lot of bikes, shortage resulted in ele- A report of motor vehicle A caller reported a shirtless in the most frantic season sales of traditional bikes, we won’t see any more un- vated gas prices that forced theft at 354 Lynnway at 3:21 man with long hair banging on til April, May, June, except many to turn to cheaper p.m. Thursday; the window of Five Guys Burg- for sporadically.” modes of transportation. A report of larceny at 33 ers and Fries at 980 Paradise Extremely high demand, “Usually when the world Waverly St. at 3:03 a.m. Fri- Road at 7:31 p.m. Thursday. plus global factory shut- has issues, whether it’s a day. The individual’s mother was downs, mean bike parts war or there’s a stock mar- notified. have become scarce every- ket crash or an oil crash, Overdose A caller reported numerous where. the bike business still boxes in the street at Mall Ac- “Manufacturers don’t does well because people A report of an overdose cess Road and Paradise Road have the parts to build need to get out and ride, at Union Street and Wash- at 9:41 p.m. Thursday. The po- the bikes because the and they need transporta- ington Street at 8:53 p.m. lice reported that they moved people that manufacture tion,” he said. Thursday. one box. the parts don’t have the However, current demand parts,” Shuman said. “Be- is already ensuring bikes cause of the pandemic, are less affordable. Just this factories have shut down. week, Shuman received a Case against woman “Most of the parts are notification from one of his made overseas in Asia, so suppliers informing him the charged in boyfriend’s they got shut down first, company’s prices had risen then they couldn’t supply nearly 15 percent. the product to the bike Thankfully, most cus- suicide to proceed companies to build the tomers have been under- bikes, and then the ship- standing. BOSTON (AP) — The The case grimly echoes pers got shut down.” “They’ve been pretty OK manslaughter case against that of Michelle Carter, ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK He added that strokes of with it because there’s no- a former Boston College stu- who garnered headlines Dan Rosen of Marblehead, the service manager plain bad luck have also where else where they can dent accused of encouraging and an HBO film. The of Marblehead Cycle, tests the braking system played a part. find (what they need),” her boyfriend to take his young Massachusetts on a bike brought in for repair at the shop. “A lot of the bikes come on he said, noting he does own life will head toward tri- woman was sentenced to still receive complaints al, prosecutors said Friday. 15 months in jail after she about his business’ strict A court this week par- was convicted in 2017 of COVID-19 safety mea- tially denied the defense’s involuntary manslaughter sures, which include ask- motion to dismiss, finding for using text messages ing customers to wait that Inyoung You’s words and phone calls to encour- outside the store’s front could have caused Alexan- age her boyfriend, Conrad entrance instead of going der Urtula to kill himself, Roy, to kill himself in 2014. inside for assistance. Suffolk County District An attorney for You said Although the strain of Attorney Rachael Rollins’ the defense is pleased running two wildly popu- office said. The judge did that the court dismissed lar bike shops have meant dismiss one of the pros- one of the prosecution’s months of little sleep, ecution’s theories, ruling two theories. Shuman said he’s simply that You’s failure to sum- “With respect to the sin- grateful to see his busi- mon help didn’t cause his gle remaining theory, the ness flourish. suicide, Rollins’ office said. Court noted that this is an “It’s a lot. I don’t get sleep Prosecutors say You sent incredibly complex area of or rest,” Shuman said with Urtula, of Cedar Grove, law and that unlike in the a laugh. “Both stores are N.J., thousands of messag- Carter case Ms. You repeat- busy. Usually service this es in the last two months of edly begged her boyfriend time of year would slow their relationship, including not to commit suicide. We down quite a bit, but it’s many urging him to “go kill think this is a critical fact still been steady.” yourself.” Urtula died in Bos- which will ultimately ex- Elyse Carmosino can be ton on May 20, the day of his onerate Ms. You,” Howard Marcie Clawson of Manchester by the Sea, a mechanic at Marblehead reached at ecarmosino@ Boston College graduation. Cooper said in a statement. Cycle, repairs the brakes on a bicycle that came in for repair. itemlive.com. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 2021 Gov. Baker: Feds need to do a NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS Boston police arrest former The effort aims to prosecutor for rape, burglary attract top students re- gardless of their economic better job on vaccine pipeline BOSTON (AP) — A background. The private former Suffolk County women’s college in South BOSTON (AP) — The Charlie Baker said Friday. you can look with respect There are about 660,000 prosecutor and defense Hadley says 73 percent federal government needs Currently Massachu- to what you can expect individuals in phase one attorney was arrested of its students received to do a better job letting setts receives about a to get from the vaccine of the state’s vaccination Friday afternoon by Bos- financial aid in the states know how much week’s notice and that’s program,” the Republican plan including medical ton police and charged 2019-20 academic year. vaccine they can expect to been adding to the frus- said. “We’re sort of work- workers, first responders with rape. The school’s advertised tuition and fees are about receive so they can best tration around how best ing on a one week window and residents of long term Investigators said Gary care and congregate living Zerola — once named one $70,000 a year. plan how to vaccinate the to plan the state’s vaccina- into what happens next. facilities. of “People” magazine’s most vulnerable popula- tion effort, Baker said. We’re told on a Tuesday The state has so-far re- most eligible bachelors United Way unveils $100M tions before expanding to “There is not a lot of vis- what we’re going to get ceived about 420,000 doses — had been wanted on plan to address racial inequity the general public, Gov. ibility in how far ahead the following week.” — far less than the more a warrant issued out of than 1.3 million doses need- Boston Municipal Court PROVIDENCE, R.I. ed since each individual for rape and breaking (AP) — United Way of will need two doses to be and entering in the night- Rhode Island on Friday considered fully vaccinated. time. unveiled a $100 million Baker said the federal The 49-year-old resi- plan to build racial equi- government has been say- dent of Boston and Salem ty in the state through ing the state can expect is expected to appear in improved educational about 80,000 or more dos- court Friday afternoon. opportunities, safe and es a week. Police had asked for the affordable housing, The state is capable of public’s help Wednesday workforce development administering more doses in tracking down Zerola, and altering policies that if the federal government saying he might be oper- perpetuate inequities. can create more clarity ating a 2016 White Jeep The five-year plan about what exactly is in Cherokee. called Live United 2025 the pipeline, he said. It wasn’t immediately is aimed at creating jus- “I am not at all worried clear if Zerola had an tice and opportunities for about whether or not we attorney. all, the organization said will have the capacity on Zerola has faced previ- in a statement. the ground to put shots ous charges of rape and “This plan requires in the arms to everybody sexual assault. that we go deep, rather who’s eligible based on than wide. It is inten- our criteria if the feder- Suspect in slaying of Lincoln tional and focused so our al government gives us a couple held without bail investments make the little guidance and a little biggest impact toward PHOTO | MARK STOCKWELL/THE SUN CHRONICLE VIA AP visibility into how much LINCOLN, R.I. (AP) reversing the racial Foxboro Police Officer Brendan Fayles checks in at the Putnam we can expect with cer- — A Rhode Island man inequities holding back Clubhouse at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro to receive his coronavirus tainty over more than just facing two counts of Rhode Island,” Cortney vaccination. a week,” he said. first-degree murder in Nicolato, United Way’s connection with the president and CEO, said deaths of a married in a statement. couple found in their Planning began be- Where MLK and Coretta met and Lincoln home was held fore the pandemic, but without bail at his ar- “COVID-19 reinforced raignment Friday. the painful reminder of Timothy McQuesten, the work that lies ahead studied, a memorial will rise 49, did not enter pleas and the disparities we By Philip Marcelo equity and inclusion,” Jef- not have done it without the surrounding plaza. and was referred to the must overcome,” she ASSOCIATED PRESS fries said. “It’s also about her by his side.” Like other racial justice public defender’s office. said. how research, data and Other recent monuments efforts, Jeffries said King The judge ordered a The goals include BOSTON — A major me- policy work to find new to MLK include a bronze Boston has been bolstered competency hearing. doubling the number of morial honoring Martin solutions, and how we use statue on Georgia Capitol by civic activism following He’s charged with communities in the state Luther King Jr. and Coret- the arts and humanities to grounds, dedicated in 2017, Floyd’s killing. The orga- murder in the deaths that meet the 10 per- ta Scott King is moving ground us.” and the towering granite nization collected rough- of Kimberly and Mark cent affordable housing forward in Boston, where Dr. Vicki Crawford, di- likeness off the National ly $8 million of the total Dupre. threshold; increasing by they met and studied in rector of the MLK col- Mall that opened in 2011. $12 million it has raised The couple, both in 50 percent access to and the 1950s. lection at Morehouse King Boston was launched to date in roughly eight their 60s, was found in participation in out-of- King Boston, the private- College, the civil right’s in 2017 to address what or- months last year, he said. their home on Thurs- school learning in low-in- ly funded organization co- leader’s alma mater in ganizers viewed as a glaring The project also comes day morning by police come communities; and ordinating the estimated Atlanta, Georgia, said the deficiency, considering MLK as Boston, which was responding to a call from reducing by 25 percent $9.5 million project, said Boston project also stands spent some of his formative scarred by violent protests a neighbor, Capt. Philip the number of people of this week that fabrication out because it honors the years in Boston. The Geor- over efforts to desegregate Gould said. Kim Dupre color who are underem- of a roughly 22-foot-high sizeable contributions of gia native earned a doctor- its public schools in the was pronounced dead at ployed or unemployed. bronze sculpture depicting Coretta Scott King along- ate in theology from Boston 1970s, is enjoying some- the scene, while Mark The plan has the back- four arms embracing is ex- side her husband. University and was assis- thing of a “Black Renais- Dupre was taken to the ing of the state’s largest pected to begin in March She founded the Martin tant minister at the city’s sance,” Jeffries said. hospital where he died. corporations, Brown Uni- after years of planning. Luther King Jr. Center for Twelfth Baptist Church. The city of almost 700,000 They died from blunt versity and state agen- When unveiled late next Nonviolent Social Change The memorial effort was residents, roughly a quar- force trauma, likely with cies. United Way last year, “The Embrace” will in Atlanta and led the suc- later broadened to honor ter of them Black, now has a hammer, prosecutors month received a $10 be one of the country’s cessful push to make his Coretta Scott King, who its first Black police com- said. million gift from philan- largest new memorials birthday a national hol- earned a degree in music missioner and is also home Authorities did not dis- thropist MacKenzie Scott dedicated to racial equity, iday after his assassina- education from the New to the state’s first Black close a motive but said in support of the plan. the organization says. It tion in 1968. England Conservatory. It female district attorney there was a previous will be installed on Boston “She hasn’t received has been further expand- and the state’s first Black relationship between the Common near the site of a ed to also recognize Boston congresswoman. Soon, New victims and the suspect. EPA finds toxic chemicals 1965 rally and march led adequate recognition for institutionalizing his phi- civil rights leaders during England’s largest city will McQuesten, who lived by MLK, who would have near the couple, called leached into common pesticide losophy of nonviolence,” the 1960s, whose names also have its first Black and turned 92 on Friday. police Thursday after he Crawford said. “He could will be memorialized in first female mayor. BOSTON (AP) — Toxins Imari Paris Jeffries, King heard “some bad news” leached from packaging Boston’s executive direc- had happened to them, into a pesticide commonly tor, said organizers hope Gould said. used on mosquitoes, the their broader effort serves Environmental Protection as a model for how pub- Mount Holyoke gets Agency has found, but the lic monuments can spark risks to human health are positive action in the wake $10 million gift to support financial aid unclear. of the national reckoning Testing by the EPA on racism sparked by the SOUTH HADLEY (AP) found the pesticide, Anvil killing of George Floyd in 10+10, contains perflu- Minneapolis last year. — Mount Holyoke Col- lege has received a $10 oroalkyl and polyfluoro- Besides the King me- alkyl substances, known morial, the organization million gift to support collectively as PFAS, The is also raising money to scholarships and finan- Boston Globe reported build an economic jus- cial aid. Thursday. tice center in Roxbury, a The donation, the larg- The EPA determined historically Black neigh- est in support of financial that fluorinated “contain- borhood in Boston where aid in school history, ers that are used to store MLK preached. It also comes from Liz Cochary and transport a mosquito plans to launch an annu- Gross, a 1979 gradu- control pesticide product al gathering exploring is- ate and member of the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS contain PFAS compounds sues of race and equity. school’s board of trustees, that are leaching into the “It’s not only how sym- This artist’s rendering provided by MASS Design Group illustrates a and her husband, Philip pesticide product.” bols and monuments rep- proposed monument entitled “The Embrace,” consisting of four 22-foot- Gross, the school an- The St. Charles, Illi- resent this commitment to high intertwined bronze arms. nounced Thursday. Cochary Gross said nois, company that man- she hopes the gift in- ufactures the pesticide, spires others to invest Clarke, said that its tests Transgender athletes look to in the college. “We need had not found the chem- to ensure students with icals in its products but diverse backgrounds and that it has stopped the from a wide variety of sale and shipment of the changing of White House guard economic circumstances pesticide in plastic con- have the opportunity to tainers, the newspaper By Pat Eaton-Robb a long way in determin- of transgender females dents’ access to sports, join the Mount Holyoke reported. ASSOCIATED PRESS ing whether transgender in women’s sports, said bathrooms and locker community and thrive “The potential for PFAS athletes are treated by the Elizabeth Sharrow, an as- rooms in accordance with as student scholars and chemistry from the fluori- Transgender athletes sex on their birth certifi- sociate professor of public change agents,” she said nated packaging to leach are getting an ally in the their gender identity. cates or by how they iden- policy at the University of “States that like Idaho in a statement. into finished goods was White House next week tify. Massachusetts. attempt to bar trans girls Mount Holyoke is using unknown to Clarke,” the as they seek to participate Debate is also expected “I think if they do that, the donation to start a company said in a state- from girls sports, regard- as their identified gender in statehouses. Last year, lawmakers at the state $20 million fundraising ment to the newspaper. in high school and college bills to restrict transgen- level can propose laws, less of age of transition, effort called the Meet Massachusetts has sports — although state der athletes’ participation but it doesn’t mean those medical intervention or the Moment Scholarship sprayed the pesticide from legislatures, Congress and to their gender assigned proposals are going to be anything else, with a new Challenge. planes and using trucks the courts are all expected at birth were brought up taken seriously in the leg- federal administration, President Sonya Ste- to reduce the risk of peo- to have their say this year, in 17 states, although only islative bodies they serve will now be risking law- phens in a statement ple contracting diseases too. one, Idaho’s, became law. in or that if the state pass- suits by the federal gov- called it an investment from mosquitoes, accord- Attorneys on both sides It may ultimately fall to es those laws anyway that ernment, Justice Depart- in “the future of Mount ing to the state agency for say they expect Presi- Congress to clarify once they would necessarily be Holyoke College and the infectious diseases. The ment intervention and the dent-elect Joe Biden’s and for all whether Title considered legitimate,” futures of the talented EPA has not released the Department of Education IX, the civil rights law she said. “The courts will loss of federal funding,” students who will benefit levels of PFAS it found in will switch sides in two that guarantees equal op- sort that out.” said Chase Strangio, the from the education and the pesticide and says on key legal battles — one portunities for women and During his campaign, American Civil Liberties the financial support that its website that it is still in Connecticut, the other girls in education, protects Biden committed to re- Union’s deputy director these endowed scholar- evaluating whether there in Idaho — that could go or bars the participation storing transgender stu- for transgender justice. ships make possible.” are public health risks. SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Biden unveils $1.9T plan to stem COVID-19 and steady economy

By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar and Bill Barrow ASSOCIATED PRESS WILMINGTON, Del. — President-elect Joe Biden has unveiled a $1.9 tril- lion coronavirus plan to FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS end “a crisis of deep hu- President-elect Joe Biden has picked David man suffering” by speed- ing up vaccines and pump- Kessler to lead vaccine science in his drive to ing out financial help to put 100 million shots into the arms of Ameri- those struggling with the cans in his administration’s first 100 days and pandemic’s prolonged eco- stem the COVID-19 pandemic. nomic fallout. Called the “American Rescue Plan,” the legisla- Biden taps tive proposal would meet Biden’s goal of administer- ing 100 million vaccines by the 100th day of his ad- former FDA chief ministration, and advance PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS his objective of reopening most schools by the spring. President-elect Joe Biden speaks about the COVID-19 pandemic during Kessler to lead On a parallel track, it de- an event at The Queen theater, in Wilmington, Del., as Vice Presi- livers another round of aid dent-elect Kamala Harris listens. to stabilize the economy The political outlook for have to act and we have to charging our vaccination vaccine science while the public health ef- the legislation remained act now.” efforts,” the Chamber said fort seeks the upper hand unclear. In a joint state- Still, he sought to man- in a statement Thurs- By Ricardo tion Warp Speed, an ef- on the pandemic. ment, House Speaker age expectations. “We’re day night that welcomed Alonso-Zaldivar and fort launched under the “We not only have an Nancy Pelosi and Senate better equipped to do this Biden’s plan but stopped Matthew Perrone Trump administration to economic imperative to Democratic leader Chuck than any nation in the short of endorsing it. ASSOCIATED PRESS rapidly develop vaccines act now — I believe we and treatments. The Schumer praised Biden world,” he said. “But even The plan comes as a di- WASHINGTON — Pres- have a moral obligation,” for including liberal pri- with all these small steps, vided nation is in the grip drive has already pro- Biden said in a nationwide ident-elect Joe Biden has duced two highly effec- orities, saying they would it’s going to take time.” of the pandemic’s most picked a former Food and address Thursday. At the move quickly to pass it His relief bill would be dangerous wave yet. So far, tive vaccines, and more same time, he acknowl- Drug commissioner to are on the way. after Biden takes office paid for with borrowed more than 385,000 people lead vaccine science in edged that his plan “does next Wednesday. But money, adding to trillions have died of COVID-19 in Nonetheless, the na- his drive to put 100 mil- not come cheaply.” Democrats have narrow in debt the government the U.S. And government tion’s vaccination cam- lion shots into the arms of Biden proposed $1,400 margins in both chambers has already incurred to numbers out Thursday paign has gotten off to a Americans in his admin- checks for most Ameri- of Congress, and Repub- confront the pandem- reported a jump in weekly slow start, and most of the istration’s first 100 days cans, which on top of $600 licans will push back on ic. Aides said Biden will unemployment claims, to vaccine being delivered to provided in the most re- issues that range from make the case that the 965,000, a sign that rising and stem the COVID-19 states by the federal gov- cent COVID-19 bill would increasing the minimum additional spending and infections are forcing busi- pandemic. ernment is not being used bring the total to the wage to providing more borrowing is necessary nesses to cut back and lay Dr. David Kessler, who right away. $2,000 that Biden has money for states, while de- to prevent the economy off workers. will have the title of chief A person advising the called for. It would also manding inclusion of their from sliding into an even Under Biden’s multi- science officer of COVID Biden transition team extend a temporary boost priorities, such as liability deeper hole. Interest rates pronged strategy, about response, headed the said Kessler will take on in unemployment bene- protection for businesses. are low, making debt more $400 billion would go di- Food and Drug Admin- the role now being carried fits and a moratorium on “Remember that a bi- manageable. rectly to combating the istration in the 1990s out by Dr. Moncef Slaoui, evictions and foreclosures partisan $900 billion Biden has long held that pandemic, while the rest under presidents of both a prominent vaccine sci- through September. #COVID19 relief bill be- economic recovery is inex- is focused on economic re- political parties. He has entist and innovator who And it shoehorns in long- came law just 18 days ago,” tricably linked with con- lief and aid to states and been acting as a top pan- has been serving as chief term Democratic policy tweeted Sen. John Cornyn, trolling the coronavirus. localities. demic adviser to Biden advisor to Operation Warp aims such as increasing the R-Texas. But Biden says That squares with the About $20 billion would and his appointment was Speed. Several vaccine minimum wage to $15 an that was only a down pay- judgment of the U.S. be allocated for a more announced Friday by the candidates in the pipeline hour, expanding paid leave ment, and he promised Chamber of Commerce, disciplined focus on vacci- presidential transition are in final clinical trials, for workers, and increas- more major legislation the most powerful busi- nation, on top of some $8 office. and one company is ex- ing tax credits for families next month, focused on re- ness lobbying group and billion already approved Kessler will work out pected to soon apply for with children. The last item building the economy. traditionally an adversary by Congress. Biden has of the federal Depart- FDA emergency approval would make it easier for “The crisis of deep hu- of Democrats. “We must called for setting up mass ment of Health and Hu- for its formulation. The women to go back to work, man suffering is in plain defeat COVID before we vaccination centers and man Services, assuming person spoke on condition which in turn would help sight, and there’s not time can restore our economy sending mobile units to responsibility for the of anonymity to discuss the economy recover. to waste,” Biden said. “We and that requires turbo- hard-to-reach areas. scientific side of Opera- internal deliberations. Online sign-ups complicate vaccine rollout for older people By Patty Nieberg and of fast-changing rules this week after reading Suman Naishadham are bedeviling older peo- about her in a newspaper, ASSOCIATED PRESS ple who are often less telling her, “I’ll do any- tech-savvy, may live far thing to get this vaccine.” DENVER — Howard from vaccination sites So Parish took things into Jones, who’s 83, was on and are more likely to her own hands. She reached the phone for three to four not have internet access out to Contra Costa Coun- hours every day trying to at all, especially people of ty and acquired 500 doses sign up for a coronavirus color and those who are to vaccinate people this vaccine. poor. weekend at a middle school Jones, who lives alone in Nearly 9.5 million se- in Lafayette, Calif. She’s Colorado Springs, doesn’t niors, or 16.5 percent of working with nonprofits to have the internet, and U.S. adults 65 and older, identify seniors who don’t PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS that’s made it much more lack internet access, ac- live in nursing homes and difficult for him to make cording to U.S. Census Bu- risk falling through the A bus in New York City which careened off a road in the Bronx neigh- an appointment. It took reau data. Access is worse cracks. All her appoint- borhood of New York is left dangling from an overpass after a crash late him about a week. He said for seniors of color: more ments have been claimed, Thursday that left the driver in serious condition, police said. the confusion has added to than 25 percent of Black but she’ll start taking them his anxiety about catching people, about 21 percent again once more doses are what could be a life-threat- of Hispanic people and available. Bus driver refuses drug test ening disease at his age. over 28 percent of Native Some health officials “It has been hell,” Jones Americans 65 and older have been trying to find said. “I’m 83 and to not have no way to get online. other solutions to ease the after careening off bridge have the use of a computer That’s compared with 15.5 confusion and help senior is just terrible.” percent of white seniors. citizens sign up, just as NEW YORK (AP) — A terchange of the Cross access road. The patients As states across the U.S. In the San Francisco the Trump administration bus dramatically plunged Bronx and Major Deegan suffered injuries consis- roll out the COVID-19 Bay Area, Dr. Rebecca urged states this week to off a bridge in New York expressways. They were tent with a fall from such vaccine to people 65 and Parish has been dismayed make the nation’s 57.6 City late Thursday, leav- taken to hospitals. No oth- a great height,” Deputy older, senior citizens are by the bureaucratic pro- million seniors eligible for ing its front half hanging er vehicles were involved. Fire Chief Paul Hopper scrambling to figure out cess and continued calls the COVID-19 vaccine. over a highway ramp, its One part of the artic- said in a social media post. how to sign up to get for help from seniors. One Some places have found fall broken only by the ulated bus — essential- Speed appeared to be their shots. Many states of her patients, who’s 83, simple ideas work. In road below. ly two buses connected a factor in the crash, the and counties ask people called her in tears, unable Morgantown, W.Va., coun- to make appointments to navigate the online ap- ty health officials used a The 55-year-old driver by a pivot that allows it Metropolitan Transporta- online, but glitchy web- pointment system at Rite large road construction broke his jaw in the crash to navigate turns — re- tion Authority said, add- sites, overwhelmed phone Aid. A 92-year-old woman sign to list the phone and refused to submit to a mained on the bridge, ing no mechanical issues lines and a patchwork called her before dawn number for seniors to call drug and alcohol test after with the other half ver- were detected in the bus. for an appointment. Oth- arriving at the hospital, tical, its smashed front The MTA said it was con- ers are considering part- authorities said Friday. end resting on a ramp ducting “a full investiga- nering with community Seven passengers suf- connecting the two ex- tion and will implement groups or setting up mo- fered minor injuries in the pressways. lessons learned in order to bile clinics for harder-to- crash, which happened “The bus fell approxi- prevent it from happening reach populations. after 11 p.m. near an in- mately 50 feet onto the again.” Some seniors may be waiting to hear from their doctor. But there are lim- #1 Lottery Agent on the North Shore its to using health care systems, pharmacies or CAL’S NEWS STORE primary care providers to reach underserved people who don’t have the inter- net, said Claire Hannan, Stay safe, take advantage of our large executive director of the Association of Immuniza- selection of crossword puzzles, tion Managers. 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By Hillel Italie have been aware of her: AP NATIONAL WRITER Gorman says the inaugu- ral officials told her she NEW YORK — At age had been recommended 22, poet Amanda Gor- by the incoming first lady, man, chosen to read at Jill Biden. the inauguration of Pres- She is calling her inau- ident-elect Joe Biden, gural poem “The Hill We already has a history of Climb” while otherwise writing for official occa- declining to preview any sions. lines. Gorman says she FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “I have kind of stumbled was not given specific Carlo Capasa, head of the National Chamber upon this genre. It’s been instructions on what to something I find a lot write, but was encouraged of Italian Fashion, attends the Fendi women’s of emotional reward in, to emphasize unity and 2019 Spring-Summer fashion show, during the writing something I can hope over “denigrating Fashion Week in Milan, Italy. make people feel touched anyone” or declaring by, even if it’s just for a “ding, dong, the witch is night,” says Gorman. The dead” over the departure Milan opens first Los Angeles resident has of President Donald written for everything Trump. from a July 4 celebration The siege last week of fashion week featuring the Boston Pops the U.S. Capitol by Trump Orchestra to the inaugu- supporters seeking to ration at Harvard Uni- overturn the election was versity, her alma mater, a challenge for keeping with no VIP guests of school president Larry a positive tone, but also Bacow. an inspiration. Gorman When she reads next says she has been given 5 due to virus Wednesday, she will be minutes to read, and before travel and closed retail continuing a tradition what she described during By Colleen Barry AP FASHION WRITER stores for long periods , — for Democratic pres- an interview as “the Con- has made fashion hous- idents — that includes PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS federate insurrection” of MILAN — Italy’s fash- such celebrated poets as Jan. 6 she had only written es quickly update their The country’s next inaugural poet, Amanda ion chamber is opening digital communication Robert Frost and Maya about 3 1-2 minutes worth. on Friday the first Milan Gorman, is an old pro at ceremonial occasions strategies and e-com- Angelou. The latter’s The final length runs to Fashion Week that won’t — and she’s only 22. merce platforms, he said. “On the Pulse of Morn- about 6 minutes. have VIPS populating There is some evidence ing,” written for the 1993 inaugural poet in memory, book “Change Sings,” “That day gave me a runway front rows, as the the investments are pay- inauguration of President and she has made news comes out later this year. second wave of energy reality of Italy’s per- Bill Clinton, went on to before. In 2014, she was Gorman says she was to finish the poem,” says sistent resurgence of the ing off, with one-quarter sell more than 1 million named the first Youth contacted late last month Gorman, adding that she coronavirus has forced of online luxury sales last copies when published in Poet Laureate of Los by the Biden inaugu- will not refer directly to an all-virtual format for year to consumers who book form. Recent readers Angeles, and three years ral committee. She has Jan. 6, but will “touch” presenting menswear went high-end for the include poets Elizabeth later she became the known numerous public upon it. She said last previews. first-time, Capasa said. Alexander and Richard country’s first National figures, including former week’s events did not The National Fashion The Italian fashion cham- Blanco, both of whom Youth Poet Laureate. She Secretary of State Hil- upend the poem she had Chamber maintained ber found that 45 million Gorman has been in touch has appeared on MTV; lary Rodham Clinton been working on because a live element during people streamed Milan with. written a tribute to Black and former first lady Mi- they didn’t surprise her. the July and September Fashion Week shows in “The three of us are to- athletes for Nike; and chelle Obama, but says “The poem isn’t blind,” fashion weeks in Milan. September, a number that gether in mind, body and has a two-book deal with she will be meeting the she says. “It isn’t turning But after planning to Capasa said was beyond spirit,” she says. Viking Children’s Books. Bidens for the first time. your back to the evidence stage live shows with his wildest dreams a year Gorman is the youngest The first work, the picture The Bidens, apparently, of discord and division.” guests during this round, ago. Fendi, Etro and outdoor Still, the fashion indus- brand Kway announced try is in dire financial Fake U.S. leg band gets their events will be straits. The Italian indus- livestreamed from behind try recorded a 25 percent closed doors. drop in revenues to $61.2 Dolce & Gabbana can- billion in 2020 compared pigeon a reprieve in Australia celed its runway show en- with 2019, with exports tirely, citing restrictions down 22 percent to nearly in place due to COVID-19. By Rod McGuirk gon, 8,000 miles away, two in the United States strict biosecurity mea- $52.1 billion. The other 36 participat- ASSOCIATED PRESS months earlier. which is not the bird sures, then bad luck Joe, A more drastic decline ing fashion houses on On that basis, Austra- pictured in Australia, she either fly home or face the was avoided thanks to so- the pared-down calendar CANBERRA, Australia lian authorities on Thurs- said. consequences,” McCor- called “revenge shopping” — including Zegna and — A pigeon that Austra- day said they considered “The bird band in Aus- mack said. in China, with eager Prada — will all have lia declared a biosecu- the bird a disease risk tralia is counterfeit and Martin Foley, health consumers returning to digital-only presentations. rity risk has received a and planned to kill it. not traceable,” Roberts minister for Victoria state luxury shopping as soon “We did everything to reprieve after a U.S. bird But Deone Roberts, said. “They do not need to where Joe is living, had as lockdowns expired, and organization declared its preserve some runway moves toward e-commerce sport development kill him.” called for the federal gov- shows, but the an- identifying leg band was and a bump in global manager for the Okla- Australia’s Agriculture ernment to spare the bird ti-COVID norms in this fake. luxury sales in October, homa-based American Department, which is even if it posed a disease moment don’t allow us to The band suggested the Capasa said. In Europe, Racing Pigeon Union, said responsible for biose- risk. have guests, and there- bird found in a Melbourne on Friday the band was curity, agreed that the “I would urge the Com- where governments have fore, the runway shows ordered new lockdowns, backyard on Dec. 26 was fake. pigeon dubbed Joe, after monwealth’s quarantine will be closed-door,” fash- the market remained a racing pigeon that had The band number be- U.S. President-elect Joe officials to show a little ion chamber president weakest. left the U.S. state of Ore- longs to a blue bar pigeon Biden, was wearing a bit of compassion,” Foley Carlo Capasa said. Capasa said the indus- “fraudulent copy” leg said. The organizers of Paris try, one of the biggest band. Andy Meddick, a Fashion Week plan to “Following an investiga- Victorian lawmaker for hold audience-free men’s generators of Italy’s gross tion, the department has the minor Animal Justice and haute couture shows domestic product, is seek- concluded that Joe the Party, called for a “pigeon later this month. Pros- ing a share of the govern- Pigeon is highly likely to pardon for Joe.” pects for Milan’s Feb- ment’s recovery funds to be Australian and does “Should the federal ruary shows of mostly help improve innovation not present a biosecurity government allow Joe to womenswear previews and to keep small arti- risk,” it said in a state- live, I am happy to seek remain unclear; the Ital- sanal businesses from ment. assurances that he is not ian government on Friday failing. The department said a flight risk,” Meddick announced a new round He said he hopes to it will take no further said. of virus-control restric- see a gradual return to action. Melbourne resident tions through Feb. 15 that normality in fashion show Acting Australian Kevin Celli-Bird, who extend a ban on traveling calendars and travel Prime Minister Michael found the emaciated bird between regions. this summer, as vaccines McCormack had earlier in his backyard, was Capasa acknowledged reduce the threat of the said there would be no surprised by the change that closed-door shows coronavirus. mercy if the pigeon was of nationality but pleased deprive fashion of some “For now, we need to do FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS from the United States. that the bird he named of its energy. But the the best we can, in the A pigeon with a blue leg band stands on a roof- “If Joe has come in a Joe would not be de- pandemic, which has all moment we are living,’’ top in Melbourne, Australia. way that has not met our stroyed. but shut down global Capasa said. WEATHER LOTTERY

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©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 2021 Maiya Bergdorf scores 1,000th point as St. Mary’s wins on Senior Night

By Mike Alongi “It’s a very happy feeling around 20 wins per year. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR and it’s a big milestone for They’re great teammates, me,” added Bergdorf, who great players and great LYNN — It was a banner transferred in from Bel- people.” night all the way around for mont before last season. D’Itria had a solid game the St. Mary’s basketball “It’s a special moment to with 12 points and three team, as St. Mary’s senior share with my teammates.” rebounds, while Grossi forward Maiya Bergdorf “She certainly didn’t scored eight points. Nguy- became the seventh player waste any time getting the en (six points), freshman in Spartans history to score job done,” said St. Mary’s AJ Hyacinthe (six points), her 1,000th career point in coach Jeff Newhall. “You a 75-27 win over Catholic sophomore Kellyn Preira could tell right away that (six points), freshman Ellie Central League foe Cardinal she was determined to get Spellman Friday evening. Fox (four points) and Par- it out of the way quickly, ent (four points) also played Bergdorf, who was named and she did just that.” well in the victory. the Item Player of the Year Prior to the game, the Bergdorf wasted no time last season, nished the Spartans honored their game with 14 points. group of ve seniors — in reaching her milestone, “My mentality going into Bergdorf, Pej’ae Parent, Ni- scoring the rst seven it was that I was going to colette D’Itria, Alyssa Gros- points of the game for the hit it eventually, so I might si and Van Nguyen — for Spartans to put St. Mary’s as well just get it out of the their contributions to the in control early. After she way,” said Bergdorf, who program over the years. notched her 1,000th point scored her milestone point “It’s a great group that’s on a layup less than three with 5:31 to play in the been through a lot over the minutes into the game, rst quarter. “Luckily I had past four years,” Newhall the game was stopped for a hot hand and my team- said of the seniors. “They’ve a short ceremony to honor ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK mates were able to set me been state champions, the accomplishment. St. Mary’s senior Maiya Bergdorf scored her 1,000th point in a win over up and I was able to get it they’ve been state nal- Cardinal Spellman Friday. done quickly. ists and they’ve averaged SPARTANS, B2 Peabody boys basketball earns win in home opener By Mike Alongi throughout the game and ITEM SPORTS EDITOR that’s what kept us ahead. It was a great team per- PEABODY — The Pea- formance.” body boys basketball Senior Drew Lucas led team gave a dominant the way for Peabody with performance on the de- 15 points, while sopho- fensive end Friday night, more Danny Barrett and notching a 47-28 win over freshman Raphael Lau- Northeastern Conference rent each scored eight foe Winthrop to move to points. Nick Soper added 2-0 on the young season. seven points, while Shea The Tanners only allowed Lynch played a great all- three points in the rst around game and contrib- quarter en route to the uted heavily on the defen- double-digit win. sive end. “It was simply a fan- After the win, Brough- tastic defensive effort ton talked about how his by our guys (Friday),” young team has respond- said Peabody coach Thad ed so far in the early part ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Broughton. “We struggled of this strange, shortened Lynn eld’s Jack Ford scored 10 points in a at times on the offen- season. Peabody guard Nick Soper scored seven points the Pioneers’ rst win of the season Friday sive end, but our defense in a win over Winthrop Friday. against Rockport. was consistent and solid PEABODY, B2 Lynn eld boys Celtics back on the court versus Magic basketball notches rst win of the season

Friday (5:45) against SCHOOL ROUNDUP Amesbury. By Mike Alongi “We’ve got some time ITEM SPORTS EDITOR now to get back on the practice court to work on The Lynn eld boys some things, and we’re basketball team nally planning to take advan- got itself into the win col- tage of that,” said Ba- umn Friday afternoon, kopolus. “The plan is to notching a 56-39 win work hard all week and over Cape Ann League be ready to go more than foe Rockport on the road. ever on Friday.” “I’m happy for the guys, BOYS BASKETBALL they were excited to get St. John’s Prep 65, out on the court today Xaverian 46 and they really played The Eagles had to ght like it,” said Lynn eld back from a halftime coach John Bakopolus, de cit, but a strong sec- who earned his rst win ond half on both ends of at the helm of the Pio- the  oor helped lift them neers. “We really came to victory. out strong and played a Rollie Castineyra led full, four-quarter game.” the way for St. John’s Senior Blake Peters led Prep with 14 points, the way for the Pioneers while Aidan Callahan with 14 points, while se- and Mike O’Brien each nior Luke Martinho con- scored 12 points. Kyle tinued his strong start Webster (seven points) to the season with 12 and Noah Thomas (six points. Senior Jack Ford points) also played well and sophomore Alex in the win. Gentile each scored 10 St. John’s Prep (1-0) is PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS points in the win. back in action Sunday af- Lynn eld (1-3) now has ternoon (12) against St. Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart (left) dribbles the ball as center Daniel Theis (right) sets a full week off, getting John’s (Shrewsbury) for a screen against Orlando Magic forward Aaron Gordon (center). back on the court next the Eagles’ home opener. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 2021

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE Spartans celebrate Senior Night SATURDAY Boys Hockey Boys Basketball Danvers at Marblehead (2:40) Bishop Feehan at Bishop Fenwick (3) Swimming Girls Basketball St. Joseph’s Prep, Matignon at Bish- St. Mary’s at Cathedral (2:30) op Fenwick (2:45) Bishop Fenwick at Bishop Feehan (3) MONDAY Boys Hockey Boys Basketball Xaverian at St. John’s Prep (2) Cathedral at Bishop Fenwick (3) St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (6) Archbishop Williams at St. Mary’s (6) Swampscott at Gloucester (6) Girls Basketball Girls Hockey Bishop Fenwick at Cathedral (3) Bishop Fenwick at Austin Prep (11) St. Mary’s at Archbishop Williams (6) Marblehead at Medford (3) Winthrop at Peabody/Lynnfield (4) Boys Hockey Beverly at Winthrop (11:30) Gymnastics Swampscott at Danvers (1) Beverly at Winthrop (4:30) Saugus at Masconomet (2:10) SUNDAY Marblehead at Peabody (2:15) Boys Basketball Arlington Catholic at St. Mary’s (3) St. John’s (Shrewsbury) at St. John’s Girls Hockey Prep (12) Marblehead at Beverly (10) Arlington Catholic at St. Mary’s (4) Archbishop Williams at St. Mary’s (1)

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Auto racing 6 p.m...... AMA Supercross: FIM World Championship...... NBCSN Pro basketball 5 p.m...... Houston at San Antonio...... NBATV Men’s college basketball 12 p.m...... Georgia at Mississippi...... ESPN2 Marquette at St. John’s...... FS1 North Carolina at Florida St...... ESPN Ohio State at Illinois...... Fox Syracuse at Pittsburgh...... NESN Plus 1 p.m...... Missouri at Texas A&M...... SEC Network 1:30 p.m...... San Diego St. at Utah State...... CBS 2 p.m...... Creighton at Butler...... FS1 Geo. Mason at Rhode Island...... NBCSN Kentucky at Auburn...... ESPN Marquette at St. John’s...... FS1 Michigan at Minnesota...... ESPN2 3:30 p.m...... Arkansas at Alabama...... SEC Network Xavier at Seton Hall...... CBSSN 4 p.m...... Baylor at Texas Tech...... ESPN Boston College at Notre Dame...... ACC Network East Tennessee State at Furman...... ESPNU Florida at Mississippi St...... ESPN2 Valparaiso at DePaul...... FS1 6 p.m...... Northern Iowa at Loyola Chicago...... ESPN2 Tulane at Cincinnati...... ESPNU Vanderbilt at Tennessee...... SEC Network Virginia at Clemson...... ESPN 8 p.m...... BYU at San Francisco...... ESPN2 Kansas St. at Texas...... Longhorn Network Louisville at Miami...... ACC Network Oklahoma at Oklahoma St...... ESPN2 8:30 p.m...... South Carolina at LSU...... SEC Network 10 p.m...... California at Utah...... ESPNU Gonzaga at Saint Mary’s...... ESPN Women’s college basketball 2 p.m...... North Alabama at Liberty...... ESPNU 5 p.m...... Ohio State at Nebraska...... Big Ten Network 8 p.m...... Iowa State at Baylor...... ESPNU Figure skating 4 p.m...... US Championships...... NBC 9 p.m...... US Championships...... NBCSN Pro football Divisional Playoffs 4:35 p.m...... LA Rams at Green Bay...... Fox 8:15 p.m...... Baltimore at Buffalo...... NBC Golf 7 p.m...... PGA: Sony Open...... Golf Pro hockey 1 p.m...... Boston at New Jersey...... NESN, NHL Network; WBZ-FM 98.5 4 p.m...... San Jose at Arizona...... NHL Network 7 p.m...... Montreal at Edmonton...... NHL Network 10 p.m...... Vancouver at Calgary...... NHL Network Men’s college hockey 4:30 p.m...... Maine at Providence...... NESN 7 p.m...... Merrimack at Boston College...... NESN Women’s college hockey ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK 6:30 p.m...... Boston College at Holy Cross...... NESN Plus Horse racing Top: The St. Mary’s girls basketball team celebrates with senior Maiya Bergdorf (41) after she 6 p.m...... America’s Day at the Races...... FS1 scored her 1,000th career point. Bottom left: Nicolette D’Itria is honored on during the Spartans Mixed martial arts Senior Night. Bottom right: Senior Van Nguyen is honored with coach Jeff Newhall. 3 p.m...... Featherweights: Max Holloway vs. Calvin Kattar...... ABC Rodeo 10 p.m...... PBR: American Roots Edition...... CBSSN Men’s soccer Premier League Maiya Bergdorf scores 1,000th point 7:30 a.m...... West Bromwich Albion at Wolverhampton Wanderers..... NBCSN 10 a.m...... Brighton at Leeds United...... NBCSN 12:30 p.m...... Chelsea at Fulham...... NBC Liga MX 10 p.m...... Club America at Monterrey...... FS1 as St. Mary’s wins on Senior Night

NFL PLAYOFFS SPARTANS pace, we got a lot players a 54-12 lead at halftime, game like (Friday) is that From B1 a lot of action and we had St. Mary’s cruised to a vic- we didn’t play all of our Divisional Playoffs Baltimore at Buffalo, 8:15 p.m. an all-around solid game.” tory in the second half. top players for a ton of Sunday “We really picked up From there, it was all St. Mary’s (4-0) will take minutes, so we have some Saturday Spartans. St. Mary’s the court for the fourth Cleveland at Kansas City, 3:05 p.m. from where we left off fresh legs,” said Newhall. Los Angeles Rams at Green Bay, Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 6:40 rushed out to a 21-6 lead straight day when the 4:35 p.m. p.m. (Thursday night) after our after the first quarter, and Spartans play on the road “Cathedral is going to be a win over Arlington Cath- by halftime the Spartans at CCL foe Cathedral Sat- tough matchup as always, NBA olic,” said Newhall. “We had extended their lead to urday afternoon (2:30). so we’re going to need to played at a really good as many as 40 points. With “The best thing about a be ready to go.” EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 7 3 .700 ½ Dallas 6 4 .600 — Philadelphia 9 4 .692 — San Antonio 6 6 .500 1 Peabody boys basketball earns Brooklyn 7 6 .538 2 Memphis 5 6 .455 1½ New York 5 7 .417 3½ New Orleans 4 6 .400 2 Toronto 3 8 .273 5 Houston 4 6 .400 2 Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Orlando 6 5 .545 — Utah 7 4 .636 — win in home opener Atlanta 5 5 .500 ½ Portland 7 5 .583 ½ Charlotte 6 7 .462 1 Denver 6 6 .500 1½ Miami 4 6 .400 1½ Oklahoma City 5 6 .455 2 PEABODY it seemed like it never Washington 3 8 .273 3 Minnesota 3 8 .273 4 Central Division Pacific Division From B1 stopped. It just wasn’t W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Milwaukee 8 4 .667 — L.A. Lakers 10 3 .769 — our night out there.” Indiana 8 4 .667 — L.A. Clippers 8 4 .667 1½ “We have a lot of young Winthrop (0-4) will Cleveland 5 7 .417 3 Phoenix 7 4 .636 2 Chicago 4 7 .364 3½ Golden State 6 6 .500 3½ guys, and so far they’ve look for its first win Detroit 2 9 .182 5½ Sacramento 5 7 .417 4½ responded really well to of the season on Tues- Friday’s Games Sunday’s Games everything that’s been day (6) in a home game Washington at Detroit, ppd New York at Boston, 1 p.m. against Masconomet. Dallas at Milwaukee, 7:30 p.m. Cleveland at Washington, 2 p.m. put in front of them,” New York at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at Dallas, 3 p.m. said Broughton. “A lot “We’re going to take Orlando at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. this game and use it as Chicago at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Utah at Denver, 8 p.m. of our guys haven’t been a learning experience, Memphis at Minnesota, 8 p.m. New Orleans at Sacramento, 9 p.m. able to get out and com- Atlanta at Utah, 9 p.m. Indiana at L.A. Clippers, 10 p.m. and we’ll be back in the Golden State at Phoenix, ppd Monday’s Games pete in a long time, and gym (Saturday) to keep L.A. Clippers at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Orlando at New York, 12 p.m. I think you see how ex- New Orleans at L.A. Lakers, 10 p.m. Cleveland at Washington, 2 p.m. working and preparing Saturday’s Games Minnesota at Atlanta, 2:30 p.m. cited they are when they for Masconomet,” said Houston at San Antonio, 5 p.m. Detroit at Miami, 3 p.m. get out on the court. Orlando at Brooklyn, 6 p.m. San Antonio at Portland, 3 p.m. Triant. Charlotte at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Phoenix at Memphis, 5 p.m. They’re really riding Peabody (2-0) will look Detroit at Miami, 8 p.m. Dallas at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. high on that momentum Philadelphia at Memphis, 8 p.m. Milwaukee at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. to remain unbeaten Indiana at Phoenix, ppd Houston at Chicago, 8 p.m. right now.” Atlanta at Portland, 10 p.m. Golden State at L.A. Lakers, 10 p.m. when it takes on NEC For Winthrop, Zach foe Swampscott on Tues- Bogusz led the way with TODAY IN SPORTS day evening (6). six points. Cam Conway “The biggest thing for Jan. 16 1988 — Jimmy “The Greek” Snyder, and Chris Cappuccio us is just taking things 1962 — Wilt Chamberlain of the Phila- the CBS NFL Today tout for 12 years, is scored four points each delphia Warriors finished with 42 fired for his racial comments during an one day at a time,” said points and 24 rebounds, winning NBA interview the previous day with WRC-TV in the loss. Broughton. “We’re going honors even though his East team in Washington. “It was a tough night to use every practice to loses to the West 150-130 in the NBA 1993 — Kansas beats Louisville 98-77 All-Star game. The West’s Bob Pettit for its 1,500th win in school history. for us, and Peabody real- improve and we’re going pulls down an All-Star record 27 1993 — Michael Jordan scores 64 ly does a great job with to keep bringing the in- rebounds. points, but Chicago is upended in over- 1972 — The Dallas Cowboys dominate time by visiting Orlando 128-124. The that 1-2-2 zone defense,” tensity on the defensive the Miami Dolphins, setting a Super Magic are led by rookie center Shaquille said Winthrop coach end. But above all, we’re Bowl record of 252 yards rushing en O’Neal, who has 29 points and 24 Mike Triant. “They were route to a 24-3 victory. rebounds. just going to try and en- 1974 — Mickey Mantle and Whitey 2008 — Bob Knight becomes the first really aggressive on that joy the season and ev- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Ford are elected to the Baseball Hall of men’s Division I coach with 900 wins end, and once they start- ery day we get to go out Fame. Mantle is elected in his first year when Texas Tech beats No. 10 Texas Peabody’s Drew Lucas (left) handles the ball of eligibility and Ford in his second year. A&M 68-53. ed forcing turnovers there and play.” while Winthrop’s Alijah Preble defends. SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Federal watchdogs open probe of response to Capitol riot By Eric Tucker and Michael Balsamo ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Fed- eral watchdogs launched a sweeping review of how the FBI, the Pentagon PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and other law enforce- ment agencies respond- An Arizona man seen in photos and video of ed to the riot at the U.S. the mob wearing a fur hat with horns was also Capitol, including wheth- charged Saturday in Wednesday’s chaos. er there were failures in information sharing and other preparations that left the historic symbol of Official: No democracy vulnerable to assault by a mob of Presi- dent Donald Trump’s sup- ‘direct evidence’ porters. The inquiries, undertak- en by the inspectors gen- eral for the departments of of plot to kill Justice, Homeland Securi- ty, Interior and Defense, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS could result in searing Members of the National Guard walk past the Dome of the Capitol Build- criticism of the govern- ing on Capitol Hill in Washington. at Capitol ment’s handling of a dead- ly breach at the Capitol in ment’s preparation and couraged his supporters police. Now, the Defense By Alanna Durkin But Michael Sherwin, act- which armed loyalists of response are coming into to come to Washington Department inspector Richer and Jacques ing U.S. attorney for the Dis- Trump overran the police Billeaud trict of Columbia, backed sharper focus more than a and had called on them to general will review the and came in close contact week after the riot. “fight like hell” at a rally Pentagon’s “roles, respon- ASSOCIATED PRESS away from those claims lat- with elected officials. The The Capitol Police, for shortly before the riot. sibilities, and actions” er Friday, saying they have reviews will encompass PHOENIX — Federal instance, has said it had The Pentagon has said in preparing for and re- “no direct evidence at this everything from whether prosecutors said there was point of kill, capture teams.” planned for free speech the Capitol Police turned sponding to the riot. “strong evidence” the pro- the FBI adequately shared Sherwin said there ap- information with other activity at the Capitol down an offer for help At the Justice Depart- Trump mob that stormed pears to have been confu- law enforcement agencies but not for the sort of vi- days before the riot. Once ment, the inspector gen- the U.S. Capitol last week sion among some prosecu- about the potential for vio- olence that erupted as it became clear on the day eral investigation will aimed to “capture and as- tors in part because of the lence to how the Pentagon lawmakers assembled to of the event that more examine whether infor- sassinate elected officials,” complexity of the investi- mobilized for the Jan. 6 certify President-elect substantial aid would be mation was adequately but the head of the inves- gation and number of peo- crisis. Joe Biden’s victory over needed, it was a logisti- shared with other agen- tigation cautioned Friday ple involved. Prosecutors The initiation of the co- Trump. The lack of prepa- cally complicated struggle cies, including the Capitol that the probe is still in its raised a similar prospect ordinated inquiries comes ration is notable since to bring in a larger force Police, about the potential early stages and there was Thursday in the case of as failings in the govern- Trump himself had en- to back up the embattled for violence. no “direct evidence” of such a former Air Force officer intentions. who they alleged carried The accusation came in plastic zip-tie handcuffs be- a motion prosecutors filed cause he intended “to take Amid cacophony since Capitol late Thursday in Phoenix hostages.” in the case against Jacob The sprawling investiga- Chansley, the Arizona man tion involves multiple cities siege, key officer stays silent who took part in the insur- and jurisdictions, in part rection while sporting face because so many of the ri- lieve. In fact, Goodman isn’t takes a brief glance and half The images of Goodman paint, no shirt and a furry oters simply went home; By Jeffrey Collins ASSOCIATED PRESS saying anything at all pub- a step to his left at the top of spread via social media and hat with horns. only 13 were arrested in the licly — not to reporters, not the stairs. Two chairs sit on news sites, a foil to the bloody “Strong evidence, includ- moments after the building In the week since a mob ing Chansley’s own words on social media. And he’s either side of an entrance and messy scenes elsewhere was cleared. laid siege to the U.S. Capitol, asked the force’s union, boss- to the U.S. Senate chamber, at the Capitol. People called and actions at the Capitol, The FBI has been inves- the House has impeached es, family and friends to help just a few steps away. Dozens him brave, impressive, effec- supports that the intent of tigating whether any of the President Donald Trump. him maintain his privacy of rioters are right in front of tive. They dissected the vid- the Capitol rioters was to rioters had plotted to kid- Dozens of people have been and not publicly discuss the him, no other officers to be eo, guessing about his strate- capture and assassinate nap members of Congress arrested nationwide over events of Jan. 6. seen. gy and decision-making. elected officials in the Unit- and hold them hostage, fo- participation in the riots. But the video speaks vol- Goodman shoves one of the But not all the commen- ed States Government,” cusing particularly on the Politicians and business umes. rioters and walks to the right, tary has been kind. Back- prosecutors wrote in their men seen carrying plastic leaders are loudly condemn- Goodman, a Black man away from the chamber. The ing up and running away memo urging the judge to zip-tie handcuffs and pep- ing the violence. Twitter and facing an overwhelmingly mob follows, and Goodman is weak, some said. It was a keep Chansley behind bars. per spray. other social media sites have white mob, is the only officer leads them to a room where staged photo op, others al- banned Trump and thou- seen for a full minute of the other officers wait. leged. sands of other accounts. footage, shot by reporter Igor The time on the video Goodman has been silent. Trump to leave Yet amid all the noise, a Bobic of HuffPost. Goodman is 2:14 p.m. The Senate He didn’t respond to text Capitol Police officer hailed stands in front of the rioters, stopped its proceedings to messages and phone calls as a hero for confronting the walks backward until he begin clearing the chamber The Associated Press left at Washington on insurrectionists and lead- reaches a collapsible baton at 2:15 p.m. potential numbers for him. ing them away from Senate lying on the floor, and picks Five died in the riots, in- The head of the Capitol Po- chambers has remained si- it up. “Back up ... back it up!” cluding one of Goodman’s lice union said only that morning of Biden’s lent. he yells, keeping his eyes on fellow officers. Legislative Goodman didn’t want to talk Officer Eugene Goodman the mob. He turns and runs offices were trashed, gallows to reporters. Spokeswoman isn’t saying whether he upstairs, waving the baton, were built outside, and a Eva Malecki said the Capitol thinks he saved the Sen- as the group follows. video showed a woman shot Police isn’t giving interviews inauguration ate, as many of the millions Goodman calls “second dead while journalists, Con- or discussing Goodman’s ac- who’ve viewed the video be- floor” into his radio, then gress members and staff hid. tions. By Jill Colvin being discussed. ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump had already an- nounced that he would not WASHINGTON — Pres- be attending Biden’s inau- Stocks fall as economic pain ident Donald Trump will guration — an historical leave Washington next break with tradition — af- Wednesday morning, just ter spending months mak- before President-elect Joe deepens, rally runs out of gas ing baseless allegations of Biden’s inauguration, to begin his post-presiden- voter fraud in an attempt By Stan Choe and ington will bring an eco- the House and Senate, of the industry’s biggest tial life in Florida. to delegitimize Biden’s Damian J. Troise nomic recovery. The S&P but only by the slimmest names reported stronger ASSOCIATED PRESS He will be sent off with presidency. Vice President 500 fell 1.5 percent over of margins in the Senate. profits for the end of 2020 Mike Pence will attend in the week. That could hinder the than analysts expected. a departure ceremony NEW YORK — Wall his place. Friday offered the first chances of the plan’s pas- Wells Fargo slumped 7.8 at Joint Base Andrews, Street closed out its first Trump will leave Wash- chance for traders to act sage. percent, for example, and according to a person fa- losing week in three with ington two weeks after after President-elect Joe The urgency for provid- Citigroup dropped 6.9 per- miliar with the planning another drop on Friday Biden unveiled details of ing such aid is ramping by cent. who spoke on condition he incited a violent insur- after reports showed the a $1.9 trillion plan to prop the day. One report on Fri- While the overall results of anonymity because rection, with his support- pandemic is deepening the up the economy. He called were good, “bank earnings Trump’s plans have not ers storming the Capitol hole for the economy, as day showed that sales at been formally announced. building in an attempt to Washington prepares to for $1,400 cash payments retailers sank by 0.7 per- didn’t exactly wow any- Officials are considering halt the peaceful transi- throw it another lifeline. for most Americans, the cent in December, a cru- body,” said J.J. Kinahan, an elaborate event that tion of power. The S&P 500 fell 27.29, extension of temporary cial month for the indus- chief strategist with TD would have the feel of a Trump is expected to or 0.7 percent, to 3,768.25, benefits for laid-off work- try. The reading was much Ameritrade. state visit, with a red car- remain in Florida with a with stocks of companies ers and a push to get worse than the 0.1 percent Bank stocks had run up pet, color guard, military small group of aides as he that most need a health- COVID-19 vaccines to growth that economists in prior weeks on expec- band and 21-gun salute all mulls his future. ier economy taking some more Americans. It cer- were expecting, and it was tations that a stronger of the sharpest losses. tainly fit with investors’ the third straight month economy later this year The Dow Jones Industri- expectation for a big and of weakness. and higher interest rates al Average lost 177.26, or bold plan, but markets Other reports showed would mean bigger profits 0.6 percent, to 30,814.26, had already rallied pow- that a preliminary read- from making loans. and the Nasdaq composite erfully in anticipation of ing on consumer senti- Like banks, stocks of dropped 114.14, or 0.9 per- it. ment weakened more smaller companies also cent, to 12,998.50. “To some extent, most of than economists expect- fell more than the rest of Treasury yields also this optimism had been ed, while inflation at the the market in a mirror dipped as reports showed priced in, but the huge wholesale level remains image of recent weeks. shoppers held back on figures had also invited low as the worsening pan- Smaller companies are spending during the hol- some contemplation as demic keeps a lid on pric- seen as benefiting more idays and are feeling less to whether the neces- es and economic activity. from a healthier economy confident, the latest in sary bipartisan support They follow a dismal re- and stimulus from Wash- a litany of discouraging will materialize for this port from Thursday show- ington than their bigger data on the economy. huge sum,” Jingyi Pan of ing that the pace of layoffs rivals, in part because Stocks have run out of IG said in a commentary. is accelerating across the they tend to have smaller “The market appears to financial cushions. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS steam since the S&P 500 country. set a record high a week be playing it safe,” she Falling bank stocks The Russell 2000 index President Donald Trump already announced ago amid optimism that said. were some of the heavi- of small-cap stocks lost that he would not be attending Biden’s inaugu- COVID-19 vaccines and Biden’s Democratic al- est weights on the mar- 32.15, or 1.5 percent, to ration, a historical break with tradition. more stimulus from Wash- lies will have control of ket, even though several 2,123.20. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 2021 COMICS

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Communication with college friend is a one-way street

DEAR ABBY: A friend cation, so don’t change it, of mine from college (I Dear Abby is written by Abigail they think he needs it graduated four years earlier, and they know ago) is incredibly kind Van Buren, also known as Jeanne better than I do. I’m con- but terrible at keeping in Phillips, and was founded by her stantly second-guessed, touch. She has never mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact and if they don’t agree been good at responding with my decisions, they to texts, but now that we Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. go behind my back. If I no longer live in the same Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. buy my son a new toy and area, we don’t communi- my dad doesn’t like it, he cate. screams at me and makes When she invited me to whether I should RSVP when and if it is held — me feel 2 inches tall. He her wedding, I was sur- “yes” to the postponed re- respond affirmatively to was an absent father, and prised because when she ception. Normally, I the invitation. However, if my mother can’t relin- got engaged, I reached quish control of anything. out to congratulate her would assume silence you do, do not expect to be means someone doesn’t acknowledged for your ef- I’m at a loss on how to and asked for the story of handle this because I the proposal, and she want to continue a friend- fort because those niceties ship, but she invited me are not in her makeup. know they want what’s never responded. Her best for my child, but so wedding reception was and a plus-one. Should I P.S. You can stop send- accept or reach out to a ing the “thinking of you” do I. As his mother, postponed because of shouldn’t I be able to mutual friend to see messages because they COVID-19, but I watched make that decision? the Zoom ceremony. what’s going on? are not being appreciated I knew it was hard on in the manner you would MY CHILD IN her, so I have reached out HOLDING ONTO like them to be. ILLINOIS every month or so for the FRIENDSHIP past four months to tell DEAR ABBY: I have a DEAR MY CHILD: Yes, her I’m thinking of her, DEAR HOLDING: You child with autism. He’s you should be able to but she never replies. I stated that your friend my world, and I love him make decisions regarding mailed her a card for her has never been good at deeply. Because he has your son and expect that wedding, which she also responding. The message special needs, I can’t af- they will be respected. did not acknowledge. She she’s sending through her ford a babysitter, so my However, your parents sees my Instagram posts, extended silence is that parents watch him all the have you over a barrel, and I’m connected with you are no longer as im- time or I cancel whatever and they know it. You do her sister and brother-in- portant in her life as you I need to do that day. not have to tolerate it. I law on social media, so I were before. Your geo- Because my parents suggest you contact the know no harm has come graphical separation may are my only source of Autism Society (au- to her, and her cellphone have something to do babysitting, they think tism-society.org). When is working. with it. they don’t have to listen you do, you will be con- I miss my friend, but If you would like to at- to me. If I tell them the nected with a local branch I’m conflicted abouttend her reception — time I give him his medi- for guidance and options. BRIDGE

You can afford one, not two Bertrand Russell claimed: “There serious slam interest. Instead, an are two motives for reading a book: artificial three no-trump announces one, that you enjoy it; the other, that mild slam interest, and a raise to you can boast about it.” game is slam negative. Here, South There are two motives for reading would bid three no-trump, not four the bridge column in a paper: one, diamonds.) that you may learn something from South can afford one trump loser, it; the other, that you paid for the but not two. There is a natural re- whole paper, so read it all. action to start with a spade to the In today’s deal, how should South queen. Here, though, on the next play in six spades after West leads round of trumps, declarer has a the heart queen? North’s two-club response was nasty guess — to finesse again or to natural and game-forcing, so he put up his ace. (Mathematically, it is might have rebid two no-trump. slightly better to try to drop the jack South’s four diamonds was a con- on the left.) trol-bid showing some interest in a However, there is a much better slam. This was a tad optimistic, but plan. Start with the spade ace! If an with the singleton heart as a bonus, honor drops, declarer is safe, and not totally unreasonable. (For serious here can bring home an overtrick. two-over-one players, when a major But if South sees only low spades, suit is agreed at the three-level, play he crosses to the board and leads that an immediate control-bid shows another spade. He has no guesswork. 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Phone us: 781-593-7700 Email us: [email protected] Find us online: SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B7 INTERNATIONAL ‘This is not a game’: Global virus death toll hits 2 million By Chris Sherman, Maria Cheng, John Leicester and Joshua Goodman ASSOCIATED PRESS MEXICO CITY — The global death toll from PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS COVID-19 topped 2 mil- lion Friday, crossing the A medical worker holds a Pfizer-BioNTech vac- threshold amid a vaccine cine and a syringe during mass vaccination rollout so immense but starts in Vienna, Austria. so uneven that in some countries there is real hope of vanquishing the Pfizer temporarily outbreak, while in other, less-developed parts of the world, it seems a far- reduces European off dream. The numbing figure was PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS reached just over a year Cemetery workers carry the remains of 89-year-old Abilio Ribeiro, who deliveries of vaccine after the coronavirus was died of the coronavirus, to bury at the Nossa Senhora Aparecida ceme- By Jan M. Olsen to fulfill all of the prom- first detected in the Chi- tery in Manaus, Amazonas state, Brazil. nese city of Wuhan. The ASSOCIATED PRESS ised deliveries in the com- ing three to four weeks. number of dead, compiled But elsewhere, immuni- half of those into the arms have weak health systems, COPENHAGEN, Den- by Johns Hopkins Univer- The ministry said Ger- zation drives have bare- of health care workers. crumbling transportation mark — U.S. pharma- sity, is about equal to the man officials took note of ly gotten off the ground. That’s in sharp contrast networks, entrenched cor- ceutical company Pfizer population of Brussels, the unexpected announce- Many experts are predict- to the situation for its ruption and a lack of reli- confirmed Friday it will Mecca, Minsk or Vienna. ment by the Commission ing another year of loss wealthier northern neigh- able electricity to keep vac- temporarily reduce de- “with regret” because the It is roughly equivalent liveries to Europe of its and hardship in places bor. Despite early delays, cines cold enough. company had made bind- to the Cleveland metro- COVID-19 vaccine while like Iran, India, Mexico hundreds of thousands Also, the majority of the ing delivery commitments politan area or the entire it upgrades production and Brazil, which together of people are rolling up world’s COVID-19 vaccine by mid-February. state of Nebraska. capacity to 2 billion doses account for about a quar- their sleeves every day in doses have already been “The federal and state “There’s been a terrible per year. ter of the world’s deaths. the United States, where snapped up by wealthy governments expect the amount of death,” said Dr. The EU Commission “As a country, as a so- the virus has killed about countries. COVAX, a U.N.- EU Commission to pro- Ashish Jha, a pandemic chief said she’d immedi- ciety, as citizens we 390,000, by far the highest backed project to supply vide clarity and certain- expert and dean of Brown ately called Pfizer’s CEO. haven’t understood,” toll of any country. shots to developing parts ty as soon as possible in University’s School of Pub- But in an indication the lic Health. At the same lamented Israel Gomez, All told, over 35 mil- of the world, has found it- negotiations with Pfizer a Mexico City paramedic lion doses of various self short of vaccine, mon- issue might go beyond time, he said, “our scien- Europe, Canada’s govern- about further deliveries tific community has also who spent months shut- COVID-19 vaccines have ey and logistical help. and delivery dates,” the tling COVID-19 patients been administered around As a result, the World ment said it was also af- done extraordinary work.” fected. statement said. In wealthy countries in- around by ambulance, the world, according to the Health Organization’s chief The Commission sealed desperately looking for University of Oxford. scientist warned it is highly Line Fedders, a spokes- cluding the United States, woman for Pfizer Den- the vaccine deals on be- vacant hospital beds. “We While vaccination drives unlikely that herd immuni- Britain, Israel, Canada and mark, said that to meet half of all 27 member have not understood that in rich countries have been ty — which would require Germany, millions of citi- the new 2 billion dose states, but is not respon- this is not a game, that hamstrung by long lines, at least 70% of the globe zens have already been giv- target Pfizer is upscaling sible for the timetable and this really exists.” inadequate budgets and to be vaccinated — will be en some measure of protec- production at its plant in deliveries. tion with at least one dose Mexico, a country of 130 a patchwork of state and achieved this year. As the Puurs, Belgium, which European Commission of vaccine developed with million people, has re- local approaches, the ob- disaster has demonstrated, “presupposes adaptation President Ursula von der revolutionary speed and ceived just 500,000 doses of stacles are far greater in it is not enough to snuff out of facilities and processes Leyen said she had “im- quickly authorized for use. vaccine and has put barely poorer nations, which can the virus in a few places. at the factory which re- mediately called the CEO quires new quality tests of Pfizer.” and approvals from the “He reassured me that Amazon city scrambles to provide authorities.” all guaranteed doses of “As a consequence, fewer the first quarter will be doses will be available for delivered in the first quar- European countries at the ter. He is personally on oxygen to COVID-19 patients end of January and the the case on reducing the beginning of February,” delay period and to make By Mauricio be interviewed because of she said. sure that they will catch Savarese and his stress, but he looked “This temporary reduc- up as soon as possible,” David Biller relieved when the tank — tion will affect all Europe- von der Leyen said. ASSOCIATED PRESS which he said would aid an countries,” she said in Earlier Friday Commis- her breathing for an ad- a statement to The Associ- sion health policy spokes- SAO PAULO — Doctors ated Press. man Stefan de Keers- in the Amazon rainforest’s ditional two hours — was taken inside. Germany’s Health Min- maecker said deliveries biggest city are having to are made on the basis of Similar scenes took istry said Friday Pfizer choose which COVID-19 had informed the Euro- purchase orders and spe- place on Friday upon ar- patients can breathe amid pean Commission, which cific contracts that are rival of the Brazilian air dwindling oxygen stocks was responsible for order- concluded between the force plane. and an effort to airlift ing vaccines from the com- member states and the some of the infected to Despairing patients pany, that it won’t be able companies. other states. in overloaded hospitals Some hope for Manaus, waited as oxygen arrived an isolated city of 2 mil- to save some, but came lion people, landed in a too late for others. At Uganda opposition PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Brazilian air force plane least one of the cemeter- on Friday with 6,000 liters A health worker stands in front of an empty ox- ies of Manaus had mourn- leader Bobi Wine says of oxygen that are being ygen tank station, the only station at Joventina ers lining up to enter and distributed to hospitals. Dias Hospital, a small clinic in Manaus, Brazil. bury their dead. Brazil- But as the pandemic hits ian artists, soccer clubs military entered home hard, locals wonder how health secretariat said have COVID-19 are also and politicians used their long the supply will last. in a statement to The in line for a transfer from platforms to cry for help. KAMPALA, Uganda itary spokeswoman Brig. The oxygen crisis in the Associated Press that it Manaus. The local government’s (AP) — Ugandan oppo- Gen. Flavia Byekwaso city is so serious that it will transfer hospitalized In a city considered to be sition presidential can- said that “it’s not true. goes beyond COVID-19 new-born babies to other the capital of the Amazon, oxygen provider, multi- national White Martins, didate Bobi Wine said We only have a presence patients. states as long as both par- every oxygen tank counts. Friday the military had said in a statement that it of soldiers in the general Sao Paulo state Gov. ents agree and the child’s On Thursday, as heavy entered his home and “we was considering diverting area of Magere,” the vil- João Doria said in a press mother comes along. rain poured down in are in serious trouble,” lage where Wine lives. She conference that 60 prema- “We will host every baby Manaus, Rafael Pereira some of its supply from while the country waited neighboring Venezuela. It said Wine should “appre- turely born babies from that can be transported carried a small tank con- for election results amid ciate” that security forces to Sao Paulo,” said Doria, taining five cubic meters wasn’t immediately clear Manaus will come to Sao a government-ordered in- are there to protect him: an adversary of President of oxygen for his mother- whether this would be Paulo so they can get the ternet blackout and offi- “He is not an ordinary oxygen they need. Jair Bolsonaro. He add- in-law at the 28 de Agosto sufficient to address the cial results showed Pres- person any more.’ The Amazonas state ed pregnant women that hospital. He didn’t want to spiraling crisis. ident Yoweri Museveni in A Kampala police the lead. spokesman, Luke Owoy- Wine tweeted just hours esigire, told broadcaster Xi asks Starbucks’ Schultz to help after he alleged that NTV Uganda that three Thursday’s election was unidentified people had rigged and said “every le- tried to enter and one was gal option is on the table” arrested while two “took repair ties between U.S. and China to challenge the official off.” He said Wine was not results, including peace- under arrest. By Joe Mcdonald Xi wrote to Schultz “to the Ground Up: A Journey bucks best days are ahead ful protests. He referred “We are not under legal AP BUSINESS WRITER encourage him and Star- to Reimagine the Promise in China and that the to himself as the “presi- detention but the situa- bucks to continue to play of America.” values of creativity, com- dent-elect.” BEIJING — President tion around us shows we an active role in promot- Xinhua reported that passion, community and Wine was arrested Xi Jinping is asking for- are under house arrest,” ing Chinese-U.S. economic Schultz congratulated Xi hard work will guide the several times during mer CEO Howard Schultz Wine’s wife, Barbie, told and trade cooperation and on “the completion of a company toward an even campaigning but never of Starbucks to help repair reporters. “I think it is the development of bilat- well-off society” under his greater business and charged while dozens of U.S.-Chinese relations shameless of our securi- eral relations,” Xinhua leadership. Schultz didn’t community contribution, party members were de- that have plunged to their reported. No text of the release a copy of his letter tained. This month he pe- ty agencies to do this to lowest level in decades while continuing to build us even when they know letter was released. to Xi, but he said he shared common ground for coop- titioned the International amid a tariff war and ten- In a statement issued his respect for the Chinese Criminal Court over al- that the world is actually eration between our two sion over technology and Friday, Schultz didn’t di- people and culture. leged abuses by security watching.” countries,” Schultz said in security. rectly address Xi’s request In his statement, Schultz forces. Wine has said he Uganda’s electoral com- A letter from Xi to Schul- to help repair relations, said he has formed many his statement. feared for his life. mission said the president tz reported Friday by the instead saying it was “a close relationships with Starbucks said it had no “Bobi and colleagues are leads Wine and other can- official Xinhua Newsgreat honor” to receive the Starbucks’ employees in comment. Schultz stepped safe, for now, following didates based on results Agency was a rare direct letter from China’s presi- China, which is Starbucks’ down as Starbucks’ CEO military breaching their from almost two-thirds of communication from Chi- dent. biggest market outside in 2017 and retired as fence and entering their polling stations, receiving na’s paramount leader to Schultz said Xi was re- the United States. It has chairman of the company property,” an associate of 62 percent of ballots while a foreign business figure. plying to a letter Schultz 4,700 stores and 58,000 in 2018. He briefly con- Wine, Jeffrey Smith of the Wine had 30 percent. It Schultz opened Starbucks’ recently sent him along employees in almost 190 sidered running for presi- nonprofit Vanguard Afri- said final results will be first China outlet in 1999 with a Chinese-language Chinese cities. dent as an independent in ca, tweeted. declared Saturday after- and is a frequent visitor. edition of his book, “From “I truly believe Star- 2019. Reached by phone, mil- noon. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 2021 REAL ESTATE

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$1,050,000 S: Michael A Flanagan Tr, Tr for $380,000 3 OCEANVIEW AVE S: Jose Gaviria $580,000 MSL NT B: Nicholas Chaves & Brittany B: John P Reilly & Jessica B: Elaine A Veloukas $500,000 Cronier Elizabeth-Ctney S: 12-14 Daniels St CBC LLC B: Luke L Blaeser & Lauren J 16 HUTCHINSONS CT S: Ellien Bollndorf-Scalzi 122 LYNNFIELD ST $370,000 S: Rory C Neal & Stacy R Neal $450,000 Folino 14 DANIELS ST U:5 S: Mabel J Folino Tr, Tr for 3 B: Rubelina S Guzman-Deleon & 228 W SHORE DR B: Tyler R Anderson $349,000 W R Rodriguez-Deleon MARBLEHEAD $820,000 S: Josue R DosSantos B: Kenneth Vennard Oceanview Avenue RT S: Aracelis Santiago B: Ilenia E Gonzalez-Gusmao & S: 12-14 Daniels St CBC LLC 64 BEACH ST Carlos Gusmao 81 MAIN ST 38 ORCUTT AVE 125 JACKSON ST $860,000 S: Andrew E Keller Tr, Tr for A $799,000 14 DANIELS ST U:6 $510,000 $780,000 B: Sibel Gokce & Brendan Eric&Meri Keller RET B: Peabody Access Telecmmntn $409,000 B: Henry Rodriguez & Magnolia B: Leonnys Bautista Sheehy S: Mbmnks RE 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Tr for 14- S: Heidi L Pettit & Thomas J Petit S: Debra M Golini Tr, Tr for B: Steven A Frigand S: Marcia C Chatfield & David S May Sjolseth 1998 Hussey T 16 Stocker Street RT Simon 4 CROSS ST U:3 RET S: Anne C Maclean $380,000 S: John J Antol 304 PINE BROOK DR U:304 3 GABLES CIR 14 STOCKER ST 154 LYNNWAY U:515 B: Audrey Wayne & Bradford K $455,000 $940,800 $390,000 Wayne B: Cerie Yourawski & Walter J $580,000 PEABODY B: Joshua P Devries & Rebecca B: CIL Rlty Of Masschusetts B: Nestor Uribe S: Kevin M Crosby Tr, Tr for Crosby Yourawski S: Bridgewell Inc S: Alex Goldfarb & Marina FT 1 ALLEN RD S: Lea Garnick D Devries Goldfarb S: Derek H White & Janelle J $445,000 40 WALDEN TER 4 FORT BEACH WAY B: Renae Murphy & William H 6 ROGERS RD White 30 MILDRED ST $980,000 Murphy $600,000 $131,250 $490,000 B: Peter B Fein & Janet P Neely S: Kevin J Shiner & Patricia B: John J Panzini Jr & Robin M 20 LARCHMONT RD B: Brian L Vieira B: Daisy J Angel & Bilman J Diaz S: Amy O Fitzpatrick & Robert L Shiner Panzini $520,000 S: Brian L Vieira S: Richard P Field Jr Tr, Tr for R&J Fitzpatrick S: Christine Bartolomeo B: Lewis Bauer & Rosemary RT 6 AMANDA WAY Malfi SWAMPSCOTT 212 HUMPHREY ST U:302 $620,000 1100 SALEM ST U:75 S: Molly E Kelley & Daniel B Merluzzi 131 N COMMON ST U:2 $489,000 B: Dana E Buttiglieri & Michael $382,500 45 BLANEY ST $375,000 B: Joshua D Karas Tr, Tr for RMD T Buttiglieri B: Kevin Petrosino Tr, Tr for $651,500 B: Marco A Garcia-Pareja 3 MOULTON AVE S: Harriet A Gordon & Ann M S: Steven Ferro Petrosino IRT B: John Z Hird S: Bernadette C Mazige & Maguire $220,000 S: Carol N Roche Tr, Tr for Carol N S: Linda Cleary Cleophas S Mazige 6 COLEMAN ST Roche RET B: Catherine P Coleman & Abby 44 INDEPENDENCE WAY U:44 $435,000 C Sherwood 82 NEW PARK ST $442,000 B: Matthew G Myslinski 17 STEVENS ST S: Denis A Coleman & Helen M 26 HILLCREST CIR $360,000 B: Harriet A Gordon & Ann M S: Jennifer A Guerra $640,000 Coleman $565,000 B: Jairo Hernandez-Cruz Maguire B: Andi Biqiku 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