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WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 2020 DEALS OF THE The coronavirus as seen through young eyes $DAY$ BY GINA TERRAZZANO I miss seeing all my friends and my teachers on a PG. 3 daily basis. Especially the seniors, my heart breaks My name is Gina Terrazzano, and I’m a sopho- for them. Our coach and softball team are trying to more at Peabody High. The shutdown has affected plan things we can do to make the senior softball me in many ways mentally and physically. The players feel special because their last season got number one thing that got me down is that our taken away. softball season got taken away. It’s heartbreaking Hopefully everything goes back to normal soon. DEALS to me because this is the season I wait for and A lot of us would like to play sports in the summer. train for all year long. I’ve been training alone in I’m just glad all of my family and friends stayed OF THE my yard hitting, family members playing catch healthy through all this. with me and running. $DAY$ Online learning has been a process to get used Gina Terrazzano is a sophomore at Peabody PG. 3 to. I would much rather be in school with everyone. High School.

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BY JULIANNA PERRY BY MAIA ANASTOPOULOS BY AMANDA WILKINS As (Lynn English) Class President I can say that Our school system closed on the ironic date of Friday Never in a million years would I have believed it if COVID-19 has stripped away one of the biggest events the 13th in March, and our shutdown for the remainder someone had told me back in September that my Senior my fellow class officers and I have given our time and of the school year became officially permanent yester- year would be cut short and my final season of softball dedication to. We spent hours discussing what would day. Although disappointing, the recent news was not a would not take place. make the perfect prom and a night to remember for our surprise. Reported cases are still on the rise in our state, But here we are and that is exactly what has hap- classmates and selves. The hard work that was put in so there does not appear to be a predictable end to this pened, to my utter disbelief. since the day after our Junior Prom has been for noth- crisis. I actually feel some relief that we won’t be going I had held out hope that even though it didn’t seem ing. Prom and graduation are not events we can just back given that we’re not past the worst yet. Reports say likely that schools would re-open on May 4, some way, push back, because the truth is no one knows how far that younger people are less susceptible to the effects of somehow they would. When Governor Charlie Baker back is enough. This pandemic that has taken away our this virus, but what about those of us who have asthma made his announcement last week, you could have last few months of high school might be taking away and other conditions, our teachers, and the parents and knocked me over with a feather. To say I was in shock our few first months of our freshmen year of college grandparents who will get sick if we do? is an understatement! I had tried to put the thought EVENTS, A6 UNCERTAIN, A6 SOFTBALL, A6 Not able to show ‘This has slowly A reality that hit accomplishments been changing me’ as hard as bricks BY ANONYMOUS BY LEZMARI CASTRODAD BY CARLOS PRUDENCIO (This was written by two Lynn Classical High School Recently, I found out about the schools being closed An unscheduled vacation from school; just what every students who wished to remain anonymous.) for the remainder of the school year and will be starting high schooler wants — except when there is pandemic Students have spent 13-plus years waiting for this ex- up again next year. This came as a shock to me and ulti- going around and it threatens our lives. act moment; graduating high school and continuing to a mately left me feeling down because I enjoyed the time It is not the fact we are in our houses that makes this higher level of education or pursuing a career. Through- spent with all my teachers and want to keep working difficult. It is that we can’t see our friends in person, out the hardships and struggles of school, losing moti- with them. This whole epidemic has slowly been chang- can’t sit at a restaurant, and can’t go out without think- vation and yet still moving forward with huge efforts in ing me. I’d like to share what I’ve been feeling and how ing that the person next to us might infect us. order to obtain a celebration to show how hard we have a 7th-grade girl is going about this whole experience Without a doubt we do admit that we don’t mind been working to get to where we are today. It’s dis- with you. sleeping in and watching Netflix. But school hasn’t gone heartening to hear that we won’t be able to show off our Not only do I worry about how online learning will anywhere. Our grades still exist, and to just stop in the accomplishments to friends and family in the traditional benefit me for the remaining months we still have of middle of the semester really scares us and makes us ways like everyone else; crossing the stage at graduation school, but I also have been worrying about how things anxious. You see, some of us didn’t do well on a test, and along with our other peers. The only motivation that will play out for me for the following year. My teachers it dropped our grade. However, we thought we could ACCOMPLISHMENTS, A6 CHANGE, A6 REALITY, A6

 Lynn Museum/LynnArts director  Kane’s: Now you can design  Art teacher channels her love of  Man sought by police after crash gives back during coronavirus donuts before eating them, A3 Boston skyline into Swampscott in Nahant, A5 crisis, A2 beach sticker, A3  Swampscott school board,  Driver killed after crashing into  YMCA of Metro North launches teachers union reach tentative  COVID-19 cases tracking lower on house in Nahant, A5 virtual water safety program, A2 deal, A3 the North Shore, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 58° VOL. 141, ISSUE 135 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 42° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 COMICS ...... B4 FOOD ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 2020 OBITUARIES Lynn Museum/LynnArts director Jean B. Burke, 89 gives back in coronavirus crisis LYNNFIELD — Jean B. (Berry) Burke, 89, beloved wife of the By Bill Brotherton late John V. Burke, died peace- ITEM FEATURES EDITOR fully on Sunday, May 17, 2020 at the Academy Manor Health LYNN — With each Care Center in Andover. passing week of the coro- Born and raised in Lynn, she navirus pandemic, Donee- was the daughter of the late ca Thurston, the director Robert and Mildred (Phelps) of Lynn Museum & His- Berry. She received education torical Society/LynnArts, in the Lynn school system, realized tough nancial graduated from Lynn English decisions had to be made. High School and continued All Massachusetts muse- her education at the former ums were forced to close Boston Secretarial School. and rentals of the historic A resident of Lynn eld for building, a major revenue 60 years, Mrs. Burke dedicat- source, vanished due to the ed her life to raising her fam- no-more-than-10-person ily. She was a loving mother, social distancing order. Pallleschi, Robert, Alan, Frank grandmother, great-grand- So, what did she do? She and Alfred Berry. mother, sister and friend who gave back some of her sala- Service information: There will be missed by all who knew ry and got a second job at a will be a drive-up visitation grocery store, ensuring that ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK her. held on Saturday, May 23 Surviving her are six daugh- her hard-working part-time Lynn Museum & Historical Society/LynnArts Director Doneeca Thur- from 9-11 a.m. at the CON- staff wouldn’t be laid off ters, Sharon Stephson of Cal- WAY, CAHILL-BRODEUR Fu- ston has given back some of her salary and gotten a second job at a gro- ifornia, Deborah Imbrescia and the organization could cery store, ensuring that her hard-working part-time staff wouldn’t be neral Home, 82 Lynn St., Pea- survive the pandemic. and her husband, Frank of body. Family and friends are laid off and the organization could survive the pandemic. Lynn eld, Theresa Desaute- “I knew that a pay cut was respectfully invited to attend. inevitable and it didn’t feel ls and her husband, Neil of Everyone is asked to enter over mine, as I’m able to conducting research, plan- the LynnArts building at Lynn eld, Andrea Walsh and right furloughing my staff make some money working ning online-only programs 25 Exchange St., whose the parking lot of the funer- or reducing their hours, her husband, Eugene of Mar- al home via the entrance on a second job at Trader Joe’s and mapping out in-person tenants include many art- and not bearing some of ietta, Ga., Marguerite Negri Lynn Street, and then a staff in Peabody, where I worked exhibitions, even though ists and arts profession- the burden myself,” said and her husband Ralph of member will direct you ac- in 2017-18. I still had my museum occupancy will als, making sure all state Thurston, a Lynn native Peabody and Lisa Coulouris cordingly. We ask everyone to Trader Joe’s shirt.” likely be only 30 percent of guidelines are adhered to. and Classical High grad. and her husband, James of REMAIN IN YOUR VEHICLES, Thurston downplayed capacity at rst. While growing up in She said the museum has Reading; two sons, John Burke in accordance with the social her muni cence. “It’s in- She said the popular Triv- Lynn, Thurston participat- lost about $50,000 in rent- and his wife, Julie of Bever- distancing rules described spirational to see so many ia Night fundraiser will ed in Raw Art Works pro- al income this year due to ly and Daniel Burke of Lynn; by federal, state and local community members com- return sometime in June, grams. Before being select- nine grandchildren, Frank, of cials. Services will be COVID-19 restrictions. ing together at this time though participants will ed to run the museum, she Kathryn, Nicole, Rachel, Erin, private, and a Celebration In the meantime, Thur- to help one another. But play from home instead of in was in charge of creative Lindsey, Jacqueline, John and of Life will be held at a lat- ston and the museum’s we shouldn’t be surprised. the museum’s Washington programs at the Peabody Lauren; six great-grandchil- er date. Memorial donations board of directors applied People in Lynn have al- Street headquarters. Drew Essex Museum in Salem dren, Rocco, Leo, Anthony, may be made in her memory for grants targeted for arts ways done that, looking Russo, Thurston’s prede- for ve years. She earned a Lucy, Natalia and Lillian; two to the American Heart Asso- and culture organizations out for each other.” cessor as museum director, bachelor of arts in history brothers, Carl Berry of Ipswich ciation, 300 5th Ave., Suite and loans, eventually re- Gov. Charlie Baker on will be back as co-host and from Bucknell Universi- and Amos Berry of Lynn; and 6 Waltham, MA 02451. For ceiving a Payroll Protection Monday said museums Sarah and Corey Jackson, ty and a master of arts in many nieces and nephews. directions and online guest- Program small business could reopen as part of Step whose virtual home con- history from Northeastern She was also the sister of the book please visit www.ccbfu- loan. That meant that staff- 3 of his return-to-work plan. certs have been a hit online, University. In addition, late Roberta Nunziato, Arlene neral.com. ers Elena Hirshman-Seidel The earliest that could hap- will provide the music. Thurston was a graduate and Susan Walker, who had pen is in late June. Pop-up art installations intern for the Black Cultur- been furloughed brie y, “We’re doing as much as in the museum’s courtyard, al Archives at the Universi- could return to work. we can to prepare for the with city restaurateurs ty of Oxford in London. “They are essential to day- day when we can reopen, providing the food, will be to-day operations. I’m in this whenever that will be,” a cause of celebration once Bill Brotherton can be Jacqueline Lucia, 90 with them,” said Thurston. Thurston said. In the mean- the venue is open. reached at bbrotherton@ “I’m prioritizing their hours time, she and her staff are Thurston also oversees itemlive.com.

LYNN — Jacqueline “Jack- ie” (Eldred) Lucia, age 90, of Lynn, passed away peacefully YMCA of Metro North launches at home after a brief illness. Beloved wife of the late Arthur P. Lucia. A lifelong Lynn resident, virtual water safety program Jackie graduated from Lynn English High School and went By Anne Marie Tobin to work for Northshore News ITEM STAFF and through coworkers met PEABODY — As pools, the love of her life, Arthur, beaches and parks get set who she was married to for to reopen in Massachu- 63 years and had three chil- setts and with Memorial dren. Day, the unof cial start of Jackie has been the head the summer season, just lunch aide at Sisson Elemen- days away, the YMCA of tary School for the past 50 Metro North is taking a years, a job that meant the great-grandson, Jaden Moore proactive approach to wa- world to her! She had the ter safety. pleasure of working with gen- of Virginia and predeceased by her mother Gertrude (Cush- While the coronavirus erations of children from the emergency has paused ing) Eldred. Wyoma square area, and she in-person swim lessons, remembered them all! She Service information: Adher- the Y has nonetheless enjoyed the camaraderie of ing to the guidelines of the been committed to educat- her fellow lunch aides and Commonwealth of Massachu- ing children and families teachers throughout the setts and the CDC, funeral about the importance of years. services will be private. Burial water safety. Jackie never missed an ep- will be in Pine Grove Ceme- “Although our facilities isode of “Days of Our Lives,” tery, Lynn. Arrangements en- are closed, the need for The YMCA announced Tuesday that it has launched a free virtual water “Law and Order: SVU” and trusted to SOLIMINE Funeral life-saving swim skills safety campaign. “Forensic Files”!!! Homes of Lynn. In lieu of  ow- remains a major pub- She is survived by her ers, donations may be made lic safety issue for youth ident and CEO of Metro access to water safety best “We know the risk of daughter, Gale Moore of Vir- in her memory to Sisson Ele- and teens this summer,” North, said that, while practices. drowning or injury can be ginia; her son, Arthur Lucia mentary School, 58 Conomo said Rob Lowell, Execu- parents, who have been Metro North provides reduced by almost 90 per- and daughter-in law San- Ave., Lynn, MA. Online guest- tive Director at the Pea- multitasking for weeks swimming lessons to cent if children participate dra Lucia of Atkinson, N.H., book for family and friends body-based Torigian Fami- under stressful condi- hundreds of young peo- in formal swim lessons by and her son John Lucia of to offer condolences at www. ly YMCA. “We are offering tions at home with their ple each year as well as the age of 4,” said Walsh. Lynn; her grandsons, Bruce solimine.com. this swim safety series children, may be tempted lifeguard training. Last “We have to try everything Moore and Shane Moore of free to everyone to hope- to take a well-deserved year alone, Metro North we can to continue that Virginia, her granddaughters, fully ll the gap in swim- break over the Memorial provided swim lessons to public safety service,” add- Kimberly Lucia and Nicole ming education due to the Day weekend, she has one more than 4,000 children ing that the Metro North Lucia of Methuen; and her coronavirus lockdown this message, “don’t do it.” and adults at its pools in pools, both indoor and out- spring.” “This is obviously no or- Lynn, Melrose, Saugus, door, are prepared to open The YMCA announced dinary Memorial Day and and Peabody. While pools with appropriate safety Tuesday that it has with good weather expect- have been closed since measures in place, the mo- launched a free virtual ed, parents will be looking mid-March, Metro North ment the state gives it the Sister Helen Halligan water safety campaign. to take a break, but now facilities have deployed its 1931-2020 Entitled “Water Smart is is not the time to,” she ad- team of swim instructors green light. Water Safe,” the program vised. “When it comes to and lifeguards to develop To register for the we- Sister Helen Halligan (Sister features virtual swim les- kids and water, you cannot a comprehensive library binar or for more infor- Bernard Joseph), born and sons, instructional videos, ever take a break. Kids of safety tools with video mation about the pro- raised in Lynn, is the daughter downloadable swim safety will be exceptionally anx- demonstrations and re- gram, go to https://www. of the late Patrick and Mary tips, and other download- ious to get into the water, sources for young people ymcametronorth.org/wa- Mannion Halligan, sibling able content for youth and so this is not the time for covering several safety ter-safety/. guardians to use in prepa- parents to relax. It is not topics, including how to of the late John, Walter and Anne Marie Tobin can be James Halligan. She leaves ration for summer water the time to look away. It identify a lifeguard, pool reached at atobin@item- two brothers, Thomas of Lynn activities. is all the more important rules, swimming with life and Richard of Middleton. The announcement came with kids not having had jackets, and many other live.com. Sister Helen, who grad- on the heels of this week’s the bene t of swim lessons useful safety tips. uated from St Mary’s Girls news that the plan to re- for more than two months, The YMCA of Metro High School, Class of 1949 open Massachusetts is parents need to pay atten- North Safety Around Wa- 781-593-7700 and Boston College, Class of underway. The four-phase tion now more than ever ter partnership with the Publishing Daily, except Sundays 1957 passed away peacefully plan allows the resump- before.” Peabody Public Schools USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 on May 17. tion of many recreational As part of the campaign, began in 2019 with a Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA and additional of ces. Sister Helen entered the outdoor activities, such as Peabody Public Schools grant that provided every Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item order of Sisters of Saint Jo- shing and boating, along and Metro North will be second-grade student in Subscriptions sephs, Boston in 1951 un- with the reopening of co-hosting a region-wide Peabody a complimentary, Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States til her death 69 years later. beaches and parks on May water safety webinar on seven-week swim lesson $30.00 for 4 weeks She taught in many Catholic loved her back ten fold. 18. Campgrounds along Friday at 5 p.m. to intro- program. $95.00 for 13 weeks $185.00 for 26 weeks schools in and around the Service information: Due to with public and communi- duce the Virtual YMCA to Walsh said transitioning $340.00 for 1 year greater Boston area. Her the COVID-19 virus services ty pools are slated to open students. The interactive the water safety curric- Send payment to and POSTMASTER, fondest memories included will be private. Donations during Phase 2, the so- webinar is designed to ulum to a digital format send address changes to: teaching for 25 years in San- can be sent to Sisters of St. called “Cautious” phase, educate parents and chil- provides a valuable re- The Daily Item ta Rosa, N.M. She loved the Joseph, 637 Cambridge St., which will begin a mini- dren about the importance source that seeks to pre- 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 people of Santa Rosa as they Brighton, MA 02135 mum of three weeks later. of water safety skills and vent accidental drownings Lynn, MA 01903 Kathleen Walsh, Pres- also provide local youth this summer. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Kane’s: Now you can design Swampscott donuts before eating them board, teachers By Elyse Carmosino ITEM STAFF reach deal SAUGUS — Kane’s Do- order to come to an imme- nuts on Route 1 in Sau- By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF diate solution under cur- gus is selling “donut kits” rent circumstances,” the so that fans of the staple SWAMPSCOTT — The SEA said. “This settlement North Shore bakery can Swampscott Education continues to leave us well decorate their own sweet Association and the School behind our colleagues in treats at home. Committee have reached a comparable districts finan- Inspired by pizza places tentative three-year agree- cially. We were willing to that have started selling ment following months of accept the offer in order to similar “build-your-own” tension-filled contract ne- move on to higher priori- options, owner Paul Deli- gotiations, according to the ties, such as online learning os said he wanted to offer teachers’ union. and the health and safety of something fun to enter- The School Committee our students and families.” tain people stuck inside was scheduled to vote on School Committee chair- because of the coronavirus whether to ratify the pro- woman Gargi Cooper said pandemic. posed teachers’ contract at the vote was delayed to “We needed to come up their May 13 meeting, but ensure that everyone in- with something to bring opted to delay the vote until volved in the contract ne- Kane’s into the lives of our next Wednesday, May 27. gotiations, including Town customers without having The decision to delay Administrator Sean Fitz- them stick around in a the vote when the School gerald, have been updated store being worried about ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Committee appeared to on the details of the ten- this virus going on,” said be “moments away” from tative agreement before a manager David Antolini. Kane’s Donuts manager David Antolini packs up frosting, toppings, hats ratifying the agreement potential ratification. Delios added: “(We had) and unglazed donuts in a donut kit on Tuesday afternoon in Saugus. has caused some “anxiety” “As town and school bud- a lot of customers email- among union members, ac- gets are impacted by the ing wanting to know if we children. although Delios and An- It’s a good way to come up cording to a Facebook post COVID crisis, the school could come up with some- “I think moms like to be tolini thought parents of with your own ideas.” from the Swampscott Edu- committee also needed thing creative, and David able to take the kids and sit school-age children would Kits are $25 and can be cation Association (SEA). time to review updated grabbed the bull by the them down so they can get be the main buyer base, ordered by emailing the “The School Committee’s budget projections,” said horns and said ‘what do five minutes of breathing the two said they’ve heard customer’s name and date decision to delay the vote Cooper. “I am apprecia- you think of doing this?’” time,” he said. “Schools are from customers of all ages of pickup to specialorders@ caused much anxiety and tive of the work that our Available to customers closed and they can’t go to who have enjoyed creating kanesdonuts.com. Boxes disappointment amongst bargaining team has done starting this week, each work, so they’re home with their own pastries. are made fresh every day our members,” reads the and am also impressed by box contains six of the lo- the kids all day. This keeps “Someone just wrote to and are only available at post from the teachers’ the mutual spirit of the cal chain’s popular golden them busy for a little bit.” me today,” Antolini said. the Kane’s Donuts flag- union. “We fully expect SEA in working together yeast donut rings, assort- The kits have been so “They were so excited be- ship store, located at 1575 the Swampscott School to reach an agreement.” ed frostings and toppings, popular that Kane’s has cause they were doing a Broadway, Saugus. Committee to stand by the Cooper said the School wax bags, and a chef’s hat, been forced to implement a virtual DIY donut par- tentative agreement they Committee will vote on which Delios said makes 48-hour advance order pol- ty. (They thought) it was Elyse Carmosino can be made with the SEA and the tentative agreement them the perfect distrac- icy so that the bakery can amazing. reached at ecarmosino@ ratify it on May 27. at their next meeting, and itemlive.com. tion for parents of young keep up with demand, and, “It’s not just for kids. “We need to move on to declined to disclose its the essential work of suc- terms until the contract cessfully closing our cur- has been ratified. Art teacher channels her love of Boston rent school year and plan- If the teachers’ contract ning for what school will is ratified later this month, look like in the fall.” the two sides will have skyline into Swampscott beach sticker Details of the tentative reached an agreement af- agreement were not dis- ter nearly a year of ten- By Steve Krause preciate about this town closed, but the SEA said sion-filled talks that have ITEM STAFF and something that would its members have agreed resulted in a number of feel familiar to all resi- to a three-year settlement failed bargaining sessions. SWAMPSCOTT — Ev- dents,” said Byrne. “Pri- with lower raises “that Talks stalled in Novem- ery day on her way home marily, I hope the design would not have been ac- ber, with both sides accus- from Swampscott High calls to mind memories cepted outside of our cur- ing the other of exhibiting School, art teacher Taylor of warm summer nights, rent situation.” unprofessionalism during Byrne drives along Lynn gazing out at a soft sunset The teachers’ union had one particular session. Ne- Shore Drive, and she al- from Fisherman’s Beach been seeking 3 percent gotiations resumed for a ways marvels at the sight with sailboats gracefully raises for each year of the brief period in January, and of the Boston skyline off in floating in the harbor. agreement throughout ne- then again in early April the distance. “I greatly appreciate the gotiations, but said in its through virtual sessions. And that sight inspired type of visibility this proj- statement this week that The SEA said both the design for the Swamp- ect gives the visual arts. financial compromisessides reached the tenta- scott beach sticker, which How amazing that a tiny were made in the interest tive agreement on April was unveiled last week at piece of art will live on of focusing on more im- 30, which was ratified by a Select Board meeting. cars throughout Swamp- portant issues related to union members on May 8. Select Board chair Pe- scott for the summer.” the pandemic. Superintendent Pamela ter Spellios came up with Spellios appreciated the “There was a great deal Angelakis declined com- the idea of having a town respite from the coronavi- sacrificed on both sides in ment on the proposal. beach sticker with its own rus too. design after seeing it on “It was an amazing brief SAUGUS BRIEF Cape Cod, Byrne said. break from our focus on This is the second year COVID-19 last week, to Trash delayed will be no collection on Mon- of designing the stickers. join with Taylor in unveil- Last year’s decal, a depic- day, May 25. Services will re- ing the beautiful artwork one day next week sume the following day, and tion of the Swampscott she created for our town,” Trash and recycling collec- residents whose collection Fish House, was drawn he said. “Now more than tion in Saugus will run on a day falls on Monday will be by Lisa Harris, the Middle ever we need reminders of Taylor Byrne’s drawing of the Boston skyline one-day delay from Tuesday, collected that Tuesday. School Art Teacher. the beauty our town shares as seen from Lynn Shore Drive was unveiled May 26 through Saturday, Residents should contact Spellios approached By- with us all every day. It is last week. May 30 in observance of the Solid Waste/Recycling rne about doing a drawing a gift that Swampscott’s Memorial Day. Coordinator Lorna Cerbone in the middle of December, public schools are filled houettes of sailboats. one was happy for some- A release from the Town at (781) 231-4036 with any and she submitted the with such talented artists “Actually,” she said, “liv- thing more positive to Manager’s office stated there questions. sketch in March, before like Taylor.” ing where I do in Somer- think about than the vi- schools were closed due to The new beach sticker will ville, I see that skyline a rus,” she said. “It was nice the COVID-19 pandemic. appear on cars throughout lot too. It just seemed like to see the focus back on Her drawing is a collage town this summer. Each depicting the Boston sky- the natural thing to draw.” the arts. It’s kind of ended year more than 2,500 stick- line as seen from Lynn The unveiling at last up in the background of all ers appear on cars through- Shore Drive, the route By- week’s meeting — which the other stuff going on. out Swampscott. rne takes every day to get was streamed for resi- “When I began designing to her home in Somerville. dents of the town — was the sticker, I knew I want- Steve Krause can be It includes a sunset behind a happy occasion, she said. ed to create a design that reached at skrause@item- the Boston skyline and sil- “I got the feeling every- captured both what I ap- live.com. COVID cases trending lower on North Shore By Gayla Cawley The number of new cas- in Nahant, Saugus and remained the same. ITEM STAFF es reported each day has Revere, and no addition- Lynnfield’s numbers also been on the decline. al cases were reported in stayed the same, at 91 cas- A small number of new The city reported just 22 Lynnfield, which updates es and 11 deaths. The value of each coupon shown here is equal to COVID-19 cases and no new cases on Tuesday, its figures daily. At press time, Mar- or greater than the price of the newspapenewspaper.r. additional deaths were which is on par with the Nahant reported an ad- blehead, Peabody and reported in several North 20 additional cases that ditional case on Tuesday, Swampscott had not re- Shore communities on were reported a day earli- which brings its caseload leased updated numbers. ATTENTION BUSINESS OWOWNERS!NERS! Tuesday. er, according to city data. to 38. Six residents have As of Monday, Marble- If you would lilikeke to participate in Lynn, which has report- When factoring in those died. head has 209 cases and 19 The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, ed virus deaths nearly ev- who have recovered and In Saugus, 471 residents deaths, Peabody has 911 ery day for the past couple died, Lynn now has 3,075 have been infected and cases and 123 deaths, and contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1355 of months, did not report COVID-19 cases. As of last 27 have died. The town in Swampscott, 118 resi- an additional fatality on week, Lynn ranked fourth reported eight additional dents have been infected TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY Tuesday. in the state in terms of cases on Tuesday. and seven have died. Following spikes in the municipalities with the As of Tuesday, Revere past several weekends, highest number of virus has 1,500 cases and 58 Gayla Cawley can be Lynn reported just two ad- cases. deaths. The city report- reached at gcawley@item- ditional deaths this past Elsewhere, a handful of ed an additional 18 cases live.com. Follow her on weekend. new cases were reported since Monday, but deaths Twitter @GaylaCawley.

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One place to start ment Block Grants and would cost easily a third demic with a stronger All Departments: 781-593-7700 individuals in Lynn have is with Housing. over $750,000 in Emer- of their income, even be- commitment to afford- stepped up to respond to A central factor in gency Shelter Grants in fore the pandemic. The able housing here in Ext. 2 this crisis. Lynn’s vulnerability has additional federal assis- fund was able to help cov- Lynn. Here are a few Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Between the commu- been that many Lynners tance under the CARES er the gap for this family things we can do: classi [email protected] nity coming together to lack safe and affordable Act. These funds must for a month, but much l Ensure that federal Subscriptions help one another and housing. Our housing in- be directed to address more will be needed. assistance via Commu- [email protected] our nonprofit leadership security comes in a num- the short term housing Another person as- nity Development Block Circulation and the business com- ber of forms. Housing is emergency by stabiliz- sisted shows how over- Grants and Emergency [email protected] munity taking bold ac- not affordable for many ing housing situations crowding and the lack of Shelter/Solution Grant Ext. 3 tion to respond, we seem of our residents, leading that are at risk, while affordable units has been funds are allocated both Newsroom to be turning the corner. to families doubling and substantially expanding problematic in the wake to our most critical im- [email protected] Our schools developed tripling up in apartments our affordable housing of a pandemic. The fund mediate needs without [email protected] distance learning pro- in order to afford the rent. stock so that all Lynners recently assisted a man losing sight of our long- Ext. 4 grams and distributed Prior to coronavirus, have safe and affordable who was positive with term affordable housing Sports thousands of meals to Lynn’s housing market housing, and we are bet- the virus and very ill, needs [email protected] students. Our communi- was already tight and ter positioned to confront but not in need of hospi- l Demand strong af- Ext. 5 ty health center created expensive. Half of Lynn’s challenges in the future. talization. He currently fordable housing goals Retail and Online specialized centers for renters are paying more Our response in Lynn rents a room from an- as a part of the ongoing Advertising testing while separating than 30 percent of their is also showing the pow- other family, but did not Housing Lynn planning [email protected] other health care opera- income for rent and over er of our local network. want to stay with family process being conducted ADVERTISING tions from Covid-related 25 percent of our rent- United Way, the City and and risk getting them by the Massachusetts Ernie Carpenter Jr. visits, testing thousands ers pay more than 50 a coalition of nonprofits, sick as well. The Lynn Area Planning Council. Director of Advertising of Lynn residents while percent of their income including Northeast Le- Community Care Fund l Call on our elected and Business Development, ext. 1355 continuing to provide on- for rent, making them gal Aid, Catholic Chari- was able to connect him officials to prioritize safe [email protected] going care for the 40,000 severely rent burdened. ties, Massachusetts Co- with resources via the and affordable housing Ralph Mitchell patients already cared There are thousands of alition for the Homeless, Lynn Task Force and the for all of Lynn’s residents Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] for by Lynn Community people on Lynn Housing Lynn Housing Authority Isolation and Recovery At this moment when we Health Center. Authority’s waiting lists. and Neighborhood De- Sites for COVID-19 Pos- are all acutely aware that Eric Rondeau Homeless patients in Moreover, many in our velopment, LEO, and itive Individuals Expe- Sales Representative, ext. 1280 having a safe and afford- [email protected] need of a location for community have no home New American Cen- riencing Homelessness, able roof over our head is quarantine are able to at all. The 2019 Homeless ter, have come together ultimately getting him Patricia Whalen so crucial to our physical Sales Representative, ext. 1310 utilize a regional site es- Point in Time Count for quickly to launch the settled into that loca- and mental well-being, [email protected] tablished in Salem. Food Lynn showed more than Lynn Community Care tion. Yet, this illustrates both as individuals and as BUSINESS OFFICE providers including My 1,000 homeless persons fund to raise relief funds how critical having an a community, we hope you Brother’s Table and the in over 350 families were for Lynn residents most affordable home of your Susan J. Conti will join us in ensuring Controller, ext. 1288 Salvation Army re-con- homeless. This count only impacted by the virus, own can be, and how in- that affordable housing is [email protected] figured their operations represents those official- with 100 percent of pro- accessible it is for many a key priority for Lynn in Ted Grant and found ways to pro- ly identified by agencies ceeds going to Lynn resi- in Lynn. the future. Publisher, ext. 1234 vide food for thousands and represents a fraction dents to assist with pay- The pandemic has af- [email protected] of Lynners. These have of the number who lack ing rent and providing fected everyone in Lynn, The Lynn Housing Co- Marian Kinney been essential services as housing. food. To date, this effort but it has not affected alition includes a diverse ext. 1212 Lynn has emerged as a A recent survey of Lynn has provided more than all of us equally, and we group of individuals and [email protected] “hot-spot,” with the sober- residents revealed that $250,000 in assistance are not all equally vul- organizations, including Will Kraft ing report that we have 49 percent reported that for food and rental ar- nerable. The hardest hit the Massachusetts Senior Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 the fourth- highest rate of housing was an expense rears and is continuing people include seniors, Action Council; The Unit- [email protected] Covid-19 infections and burden and 29 percent to help more weekly. people with disabilities, ed Way; LEO (Leading Paula Villacreses the third-highest number reported going hungry in One example of a fam- communities of color, Through Empowering A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 of infections of any com- the prior month because ily assisted by the Lynn immigrants, people who Opportunities); North- [email protected] munity in the state. they didn’t have enough Community Care Fund lack affordable housing, east Justice Center; My Mike Shanahan Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 We are pleased with the money for food. These illustrates just how crit- and the lowest income Brother’s Table; The New [email protected] way many in our commu- conditions make the ical affordable housing among us. With a quar- Lynn Coalition; Beyond Carolina Trujillo nity have responded, but Coronavirus more dev- is at this moment. A ter of the Massachusetts Walls; 1199SEIU Unit- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 as we adapt to this new astating than it should mom of one young child workforce unemployed, ed HealthCare Workers [email protected] normal, we are taking be, endangering every- reported to us she was thousands are left un- East; Lynn Health Task Jim Wilson stock and considering one in the community. renting a room for $500 able to pay for rent or Force; Alex Cuevas, real- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 how to strengthen our During this crisis, many per month, but she was mortgages, while the call tor and property manag- [email protected] institutions and com- have lost some or all of unable to continue pay- for social distancing has er; Carolina Trujillo and CIRCULATION munity so that we can their income, putting ing the rent as she could made many living ar- Lorraine Medrano, Lynn Lisa Mahmoud continue to respond ad- safe housing further out not work and care for her rangements untenable. residents. Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] EDITORIAL CUSTOMER SERVICE La’ Mosha Ball Customer Service, ext. 1276 [email protected] Stimulus checks and mistaken payments GRAPHICS Trevor Andreozzi Editorial from the Pitts- ing involving dispersing the mistakes happened just how to send the mon- cies, like the Treasury Designer [email protected] burgh Post-Gazette edito- more than $200 million or what’s being done to ey back. Department, to access the rial board to taxpayers in a matter correct them. It isn’t even A bipartisan group of Social Security Adminis- Ned Connors Designer, ext. 1222 of weeks in an attempt to known how many mistak- lawmakers from both the tration’s death records to [email protected] Not long after the $1,200 keep families afloat while en payments were made Senate and the House be sure their own records Mark Sutherland coronavirus stimulus the economy was nearly or how much stimulus has been asking ques- are up to date and do not Creative Director, ext. 1330 checks began going out to completely shut down to money they account for. tions about the mistak- mistakenly include de- [email protected] American taxpayers, the prevent the spread of the Treasury Secretary Ste- en payments. They quite ceased people. NEWSROOM reports started popping coronavirus. ven Mnuchin said people reasonably want to know This is sensible legisla- Mike Alongi up: People were receiving Considering the com- who erroneously received how many payments were tion that deserves serious Sports Editor, ext. 1228 stimulus payments that plexity of the endeavor, it’s the payments for deceased made and how much of the consideration. And at the [email protected] had been sent to their dead not surprising that some relatives should return money has been recouped. same time, the Treasury Bill Brotherton relatives. In some cases, mistakes were made. the money. Wanting to do While they wait for an- Department must get to Features Editor ext. 1338 checks were showing up to The problem has come the right thing, many sur- swers, the legislators the bottom of the stimu- [email protected] stimulate the spending of in the wake of these er- vivors of the deceased pay- have crafted a bill aimed lus payment foul-up and Elyse Carmosino people who had been dead rors. The U.S. Treasury ment recipients wanted to at preventing any future offer a report with specif- Reporter, ext. 1264 for quite a few years. Department has not yet do just that, but it took mistaken payments to de- ics about how it happened [email protected] The stimulus payments come clean with enough weeks for the department ceased taxpayers. It would and how much money was Gayla Cawley were a massive undertak- information about how to offer instructions on allow other federal agen- mistakenly dispersed. 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All address information, particu- A report of suspicious activi- at 4 Washington St. A stolen larly arrests, reflect police records. In ty at 5:16 p.m. Monday on Mo- moped was reported. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, hawk Road. A caller reported A report of a larceny at it is the sole responsibility of the con- her 7-year-old daughter was 12:13 p.m. Monday at 29 out front and when she went Harrison Ave. Credit card fraud cerned party to contact the relevant outside, her daughter told her was reported. police department and have the de- that “a car drove by three times A larceny was reported at partment issue a notice of correction checking her out.” The car was 1:24 p.m. Monday at 111 to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- reportedly driven by a man Main St. A caller reported a ifications will not be made without who had a female passenger. bearded man stole her son’s express notice of change from the Police reported the people did Jordans from the common arresting police department. not attempt to speak with the area of her apartment. The Jor- caller’s daughter. The car had dan sneakers were recovered just looped around the block a and returned to the owner. Da- LYNN few times. vid Foley, 38, of West Roxbury, was arrested on warrants (see Accidents Vandalism arrests) and summoned for larceny. A report of a motor vehicle A report of vandalism at crash at 3:03 p.m. Monday at 9:15 a.m. Monday on Atlantic SAUGUS 172 Essex St.; at 3:19 p.m. Avenue. A caller reported a Monday at Bowler and Chest- door by the tennis courts was nut streets; at 8:57 a.m. Tues- Accidents kicked in. PHOTO | NAHANT POLICE day at Broadway and Virginia Terrace; at 9:46 a.m. Tuesday A utility company request- A stolen Toyota Highlander crashed into 135 Castle Road on Monday at Flint and Walnut streets; at PEABODY ed police assistance at 1:43 night, causing “substantial” damage to the vehicle’s front end and pas- 1:21 p.m. Tuesday at Rock- p.m. Monday, reporting a car senger side door. ingham Street and Western Arrest avoided the company’s truck Avenue; at 1:27 p.m. Tuesday and popped a tire on the side- David Foley, 38, of 300 La- walk on Collins Avenue. The at Broadway and Springvale grange St., West Roxbury, was Avenue. car’s driver was requesting in- Man sought by police arrested on four warrants at surance information from the A report of a motor vehicle 1:24 p.m. Monday. hit and run crash at 1:42 p.m. utility company and was giving Tuesday at 330 Lynnway. the workers a hard time. Dis- Accidents patched officers state the ve- hicle was gone prior to arrival after Nahant crash Assaults A report of a motor vehicle and that the company’s truck By Elyse Carmosino scene immediately fol- released Monday night. crash at 5:03 p.m. Sunday at was not in the roadway. A report of an assault and Loureiro Flooring at 65 Central ITEM STAFF lowing the crash, and an He added that officers do battery at 12:45 p.m. Tuesday St.; at 2:18 p.m. Monday at off-duty nurse assisted of- not believe the operator is on Gayron Way. Complaints NAHANT — The driv- ficers in attending to a fe- still within the town, nor 10 Lynnfield St.; at 2:02 p.m. er of a stolen vehicle that Tuesday at Verizon Wireless at Police received a call at 8:26 male passenger, who was do they believe he poses Gunshots crashed into a Nahant taken to Salem Hospital any risk to the public. 262 Andover St. p.m. Monday from a resident home, sending one party A report of a motor vehicle reporting a vandalism that with minor injuries. The incident remains A report of a gunshot at 8:46 to the hospital, has still Dwyer also reported the under investigation and p.m. Monday at 19 Harwood hit and run crash at 10:48 took place the previous night not been located. p.m. Sunday at 56 Northend on Hobson Street. Dispatched house’s foundation was Dwyer reported that the St.; at 8:46 p.m. Monday at Nahant Police Chief pushed through in the lo- female passenger is still 15 Harwood St.; at 9:07 p.m. St. officers reported no damage Robert C. Dwyer stated A motor vehicle crash was was done, trash was gone prior cation it had been hit, and being questioned by po- Monday at Alley and Shepard that an officer attempt- there was exterior damage lice. streets. reported at 11:40 p.m. Mon- to arrival, and no camera foot- ed to stop a green Toyota day on Sanborn Street. A large age was available. to the home’s shingles and The crash is the second Highlander traveling at landscaping. tractor trailer reportedly struck A caller at 3:50 p.m. Monday to occur in Nahant this Theft a high rate of speed on Swampscott Police and some bushes and possibly a reported damage had been week. Flash Road at approxi- Massachusetts State Po- A report of a larceny at 2:17 parked car. The truck was stuck done to the park on Central Around 7 p.m. Saturday, mately 9:05 p.m. Monday. lice K9s and Airwing p.m. Tuesday at 4 Freeman on the street. Street overnight. An officer was Nahant Police reported- After the driver report- helped Nahant officers ly received several 911 Square. dispatched for more informa- edly failed to comply with Breaking and Entering tion. The Department of Public conduct an extensive calls about a van that had the request to stop, the of- search of the area, but the crashed into a house on Vandalism Works reported it would speak ficer determined the vehi- A report of a motor vehicle to the park’s paint manufac- parties couldn’t locate the Nahant Road. The oper- A report of vandalism at breaking and entering at 5:27 cle had been stolen out of driver. ator, who was the sole oc- turer. Arlington. The driver con- 5:35 p.m. Monday at 300 p.m. Sunday at Tannery Apart- Police received a call at 1:55 “Thank you to Nahant cupant in the vehicle, was Washington St. ments at 50 Warren St. A caller tinued onto Castle Road Fire Department, Swamp- transported to Salem Hos- p.m. Monday about a vehicle and struck 135 Castle A report of motor vehicle reported someone had broken operating erratically in the scott Police Department, pital and later pronounced Road, causing “substan- vandalism at 7:36 p.m. Mon- into her vehicle and stolen a area of Kappy’s on Broadway. and Massachusetts State dead. tial” damage to the vehi- day at 47 Hanover St. MacBook, valued at $1,400. The caller’s number was taken Police for (their) assis- cle’s front end and passen- Elyse Carmosino can be and the information was given tance, as well as the nurse ger side door. reached at ecarmosino@ Complaints to state police. who aided the passenger,” MARBLEHEAD The male driver fled the Dwyer said in a statement itemlive.com. Accidents A report of suspicious activ- Well-being Check ity at 3:52 p.m. Sunday at 47 A report of a motor vehicle Blaney St. A caller reported A 911 caller at 5:27 a.m. re- Driver killed after crashing crash at 8:09 a.m. Monday on that kids who were not from ported a male in a white motor Pleasant Street. the neighborhood were sitting vehicle who appeared to be A motor vehicle crash was re- on the curb. Police reported breathing but was unrespon- ported at 5:37 p.m. Monday on the call was unfounded. sive. Officers were dispatched into house in Nahant Suspicious activity was re- Washington Street. A mail carri- to Dunkin Donuts on Broadway By Elyse Carmosino ly received several 911 County State Police De- er reported her mail truck was ported at 4:58 p.m. Sunday at and reported the male party calls about a van that had tectives and the State Po- struck while she was parked Peabody Dog Park at 34 Perkins was breathing on arrival. All ITEM STAFF crashed into a house on Na- lice Collision Reconstruc- by another car and thought the St. A caller reported two males checked out. NAHANT — State Po- were shooting cans with a “22” hant Road. The operator, tion Unit. other driver was intoxicated. lice are investigating a Police reported there was no on the path through the woods SWAMPSCOTT who was the sole occupant A statement from both damage to the mail truck and behind the dog park. Witnesses deadly Nahant crash that in the van, was transported State and Nahant Police occurred over the week- the driver was sober. reported the weapon was a BB Accident to Salem Hospital and later reported that the incident gun. The pellet gun was secured end. pronounced dead. is under investigation and Complaints at the police station until a par- A report of a motor vehicle Around 7 p.m. Saturday, The investigation was no further details will be ent could pick it up. crash at 3:03 p.m. Monday at Nahant Police reported- turned over to the Essex released. A report of a strange per- A report of suspicious activi- 172 Essex St. son in the neighborhood at ty at 11:01 a.m. Monday at TD 2:41 p.m. Monday on Arnold Bank at 637 Lowell St. A bank Complaints Mayor: Avoid 2nd shutdown; 76 Terrace. A woman walked into employee reported a customer the police station to report she was trying to cash a $9,600 A report of a disturbance at had noticed a person with a personal check in order to 10:45 a.m. Monday at 6 New new COVID-19-related deaths mask and hat on who was just meet up with a scammer. Po- Ocean St. A caller reported hanging around the neighbor- lice are investigating. there was yelling in the hallway. By Steve LeBlanc hood. She had later received a A caller reported there was a and Mark Pratt message that the person who Theft coyote in the yard at 1:34 p.m. ASSOCIATED PRESS was loitering around the street Monday at 23 Phillips Ave. The BOSTON — Boston will had stolen an ATV and was re- A report of a stolen motor caller was concerned for peo- move cautiously to avoid cently arrested. vehicle at 9:08 a.m. Monday ple in the area. a second shutdown as the state begins to reopen, Mayor Marty Walsh said POLICE BRIEFS at a Tuesday press confer- ence. Man sentenced to more than .380-caliber firearm to Gonzalez struck Caban “We will continue to be guided by fact-based sci- 4 years for role in drug ring an alleged associate of with the vehicle he was Melendez. driving, Lapatin said. ence, and we will not take WORCESTER (AP) — A “It was certainly done steps that put anyone at undue risk,” Walsh said Rhode Island man who Police: Man intentionally with intent,” he said. a day after Gov. Char- authorities said ran hun- struck pedestrian lie Baker outlined a plan PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS dreds of grams of cocaine Defendant sentenced for role to gradually restart the between Massachusetts who later died Workers prepare to hoist metal materials at a in multi-state drug ring economy. and New Hampshire was construction site in Boston’s Seaport District PROVIDENCE, R.I. Walsh said he was leery PROVIDENCE, R.I. Tuesday. sentenced to 4½ years in (AP) — A Rhode Island about one part of the plan federal prison. man who intentionally (AP) — A Dominican man which would let Boston There were fewer than September was made with Antoine Mack, of Paw- struck a pedestrian with who pleaded guilty to his offices bring back work- 2,500 people current- the hope that the disease tucket, pleaded guilty in his vehicle last weekend role in a drug ring that ers at 25 percent capacity ly hospitalized with the “would no longer be a sig- January to conspiracy to during an argument has distributed fentanyl and starting June 1. disease, down from more nificant public health risk.” distribute cocaine and been charged with mur- cocaine to Rhode Island, “I’m personally not com- than 3,500 two weeks ago. While Massachusetts is being a felon in posses- der, police said. Connecticut and Massa- fortable with 25 percent,” The number of COVID-19 sion of a firearm. He was Israel Gonzalez, 48, of chusetts was sentenced planning to lift its ban on Walsh said. “I think 25 patients in intensive care some businesses and ac- sentenced Monday in a Providence, is being held Tuesday in federal court percent the first day is too also fell to fewer than 700, tivities next week, large hearing conducted via without bail after an to the more than two much.” down from more than 900 public gatherings have teleconferencing because initial court appearance years he has already Walsh said he under- two weeks ago. been banned through La- of the coronavirus pan- Monday. He did not enter served. stands the economic hit The number of deaths at bor Day — a week before demic. a plea, which is standard The man known as Raul to many businesses, but Prosecutors said Mack for district court, and Ocasio, 42, whose true said the city can’t afford long-term care facilities the race’s new date. worked as part of a drug was referred to the public name is Eladio Andres a second shutdown if in Massachusetts stood at The marathon field was ring headed by Junior defender’s office. Puig Medina, was one COVID-19 cases spike. 3,617 — about 61 percent scheduled to include more Melendez, who authori- The pedestrian, identi- of more than two dozen COVID-19 UPDATE of all COVID-19-related than 30,000, and even ties allege is the leader of fied by police Tuesday as people arrested in 2017 Newly confirmed cases deaths. a stripped-down race of the Almighty Vice Lords Eduardo Perez Caban, 40, and 2018 in connection of COVID-19 in Massa- BOSTON MARATHON just a few hundred elite gang in Massachusetts. of Providence, was struck with the conspiracy, fed- chusetts dipped below 900 Walsh also said Tuesday runners would mean hun- Mack admitted to on Sunday afternoon eral prosecutors in Rhode Tuesday, bringing the to- that the city is talking dreds or thousands of vol- delivering a combined and died at the hospital Island said. tal number of people who with Boston Marathon unteers and officials and 200 to 300 grams of crack on Monday, according to Ocasio was recorded have tested positive for the organizers about what to thousands more fans lin- cocaine as well as 600 Providence police Maj. on numerous occasions disease caused by the coro- do if the coronavirus pan- ing the 26.2-mile course. to 800 grams of powder David Lapatin. communicating with the navirus to nearly 88,000. demic hasn’t eased by the A Boston Athletic Asso- cocaine to New Hamp- Gonzalez and Caban Ramon Delossantos, the There were 76 new race’s proposed new date ciation spokeswoman said shire at least four times had an argument earlier admitted leader of the COVID-19-related deaths of Sept. 14. the organization is consid- last spring, prosecutors Sunday, Lapatin said. The trafficking network, in reported Tuesday, bring- The mayor said the de- ering all options but will said Monday. Mack also men met again later in which they discussed ing the number of deaths cision to reschedule the be guided by public health negotiated the sale of a the day and at that point drugs purchases. to 5,938. marathon from April to officials recommendations. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 2020 STUDENTS’ DREAMS TRASHED BY COVID-19 ‘This has slowly Not able to show A reality that hit been changing me’ accomplishments as hard as bricks CHANGE be troublesome for most, REALITY to talking with your ACCOMPLISHMENTS lost the time to make our From A1 especially when it comes From A1 friend in person. On an- to students who prefer to From A1 last memories as kids. We other note our prom was are posting assignments are moving on into becom- bring it back up. canceled and we don’t be at school educating. kept many of us going was for us, which helps in the ing independent adults But now marks have know whether we will Right now, though, the being able to put on our long run, but I still rather and we are parting ways closed, and we are stuck get a prom or not. I have only thing I need to worry cap and gown with our be at school than sitting at with friends we have with that grade. It is no gotten countless texts about is getting through friends and say farewell to home. School has always known since we were in fun dealing with group about prom and if it will this universal outbreak the teachers and staff that been a motivational space kindergarten. As seniors, chats blowing up your be rescheduled, if people successfully with my fam- supported us throughout for me to work, so being we were supposed to phone because your friends get their money back. ily and friends. the four years. Not only stuck at home hasn’t been make the most of our year are confused why grades The most difficult part Although, there are are us students saddened an easy feat for me. and enjoy it as much as were closed, or if they even is not able to give them always positive notes for at the fact that we might Nevertheless, I’ve possible. There are past did close. Then to have a concrete answer. All everything. Students like not be able to do that, even noticed when I do take alumni who said, “Senior them text you that they the questions float in the me have the time to finish families are hurt hearing some occasional walks year goes by fast, so live it had a really bad grade and air — “Is prom canceled?” up or start something this news. Many of us around my neighborhood, up.” What they said came now their GPA is ruined. “What about our grades?” that takes more time and students are the first to be I feel more appreciative to be true since we are This exactly is what “When are we going effort. I’ve been using my graduating high school in of nature and the outside free time to start writ- living in that year now. At happened with a friend back?” “Where do I find world. I remember last our families and we won’t this point, we can’t make who found out that the work online?” In such ing a book based on the even get a proper send- year, and all the years COVID-19. I’ve been able up for the time we lost. grades for the third a confusing time all we before that, I was never off into college or higher It’s frustrating to realize semester had closed, and want is answers but can’t to embrace spring, even education. Offering us really concentrated on though it will be raining that all of these events couldn’t believe it. The find them. what goes on during the an online graduation can are stripped away from person was hysterically Now how does one cope half of the time, but I’ve not compare to having all springtime, but after this been learning and seeing us. As of right now, the texting me that her GPA with the madness? Easy, whole pandemic, spring is our families and friends best we can do is keep the was done for and it will with each other. Even more than I would have cheer us on as we each a reason for me to get out before. I’ve also been able friendships we created prevent her from getting with all the questions and cross that stage, shake into a good school. and enjoy the beautiful to spend time with my within these 13 years. the confused text, we try the hands of officials, and More important, she natural changes Earth mom, who is always busy We may have missed our to comfort each other, let- receive our diploma. I was said it would jeopardize ting each other know that has to offer to us. My working. I’m grateful for opportunity to create a envious of seeing past scholarships for her, valu- we are in this together science teacher encourag- being able to experience handful of memories as alumni that I’ve supported able money that helps and some way we will get es us to open our arms for and be a part of such a seniors. However, the crossing that stage and her get a higher educa- out together. the changes of spring and major historic event that least we can do as of now was excited for my turn. tion. This hit me hard. It also helps that we to get out even during the will be recorded in time. is to make more promis- Yet, it was taken away My friend was worrying have Netflix parties, crisis, which is a won- It’s important for people ing memories once this derful thing for us to do from us due to COVID-19 time has passed. about an undetermined which are pretty good to stay positive at such and the United States’ future, and she panicked coping mechanisms. during times like these, an arduous time and to but safely. poor treatment in at- This piece was written for a simple letter. COVID-19 has shift- be there for each other, as tempting to suppress the by two Lynn Classical “I’d say it’s definitely af- ed a habitual world we Of course, times like well as staying away. these are likely to bring virus. High School students who fecting our social life like need know into one that Thank you for taking Not only have we lost wished to remain anony- we’re interacting less and is constantly changing. distress and aggravation the time to read about to most people all around our graduation, we have mous. less,” my friend, Hernan, Nevertheless we are resil- how middle schoolers said — and he is definite- ient, though and among the world. During this are enduring this time of experience, I’ve felt noth- ly right. ourselves, we are adapt- difficulty and I wish all Yes, we have phones, ing to the hectic world ing but an overwhelming best of luck. pressure weighing down Sadness in loss of but it doesn’t come close day by day. on my shoulders. Being Lezmari Castrodad is a stuck inside and running Peabody Higgins Middle final softball season out of things to do can School 7th grader. Big events can’t SOFTBALL that is hard to put into The vague and uncertain From A1 words. Softball has been a passion of mine since be pushed back of it actually happen- UNCERTAIN not to mourn what we’ve a very young age and I ing out of my mind. My have played with some of missed or worry about the college we miss out on the From A1 family was helping me to my teammates for many EVENTS future. I try not to think From A1 student acceptance days If this crisis had not about the school dance we keep a positive attitude years. To be able to share and outlook about the our final season together where we get to meet the happened, I would be missed by only one week, as well. I believe what situation, when I would was going to be epic! I new people who we’ll be giving myself a final the trip my family and I hurts the most, other than talk to my father about it, look to this team as way spending the next few academic push to get would have taken during not getting the traditional years of our lives with. If through fourth quarter he would always say “you more than just team- school vacation week, high school ending, is that we are still in quarantine and the end of the school never know what could mates that play softball or how mundane Easter we weren’t aware that this summer, COVID-19 year in June. Being in happen, so try and not together, these girls are was this year without our lasts were actual- also takes away our final school at this time of year the extended family and worry too much.” my FAMILY! ly our last. We walked farewells to friends of is also more enjoyable friends who would have Now it has actually We have so many the hallways, sat at our 12-plus years that will be because of better weather visited us. I also try not to happened, and reality is wonderful memories as a desks, used our lockers, and opportunities to be think about the possibil- slowly setting in, so is the group both on and off the attending colleges miles outside for cluster time ity that Fourth of July sadness, disappointment field. Being able to go to listened to the afternoon away. I believe I can speak (free block), gym, and events might not happen, and fear. Being disap- Disney last year and play announcements and wore for everyone when I say exploratories. Time in that beaches will not pointed about the sudden at the ESPN complex is a our LEHS lanyards for senior year was planned quarantine is vague and open this year, and that ending of my senior year memory that I will never our last times and didn’t to be a year to remember. uncertain. Night and day this crisis will continue is hard enough but when forget and that trip was know it. For the seniors We just didn’t expect for it mark the hour, but the to some extent even after I think about not being one of the best experienc- who do plan on attending to be done this way. usual feelings that we the summer months. able to play softball this es of my life so far. I am associate with Mondays, An upside to this crisis season, it is sometimes going to miss my team Fridays and weekends is being able to keep up too overwhelming. I have and my coaches so very are missing. Our teachers with friends and extended played on the varsity much and I am so grate- are doing their best to of- family through FaceTime team since freshman year, ful for everything Coach fer creative assignments and social media. The and this final season was Richard, Coach Jenny and and meet with us online, technology that has often something I had been Coach Ivy have taught me but the blur between been maligned for keep- looking forward to since over the years. school and leisure time ing people apart is the being named captain at Although my time at within the confines of the only thing that is keeping last year’s banquet. Classical is over, and same space has a way people together. I have Not only was I anxious I may not get to walk of making learning feel also been able to spend to get back on the field across the stage in June tedious and therefore more time with immedi- and start playing with my to get my diploma, the more tiring. Four hours of ate family, who are now teammates, I was excited memories I have of the work feel like ten, and it’s working from home and about getting the chance teachers, friends and hard to find motivation with me for the entire to show my team what teammates that have when there is no promise day. We’re trying to talk a good leader I could be. crossed my path over of outside escape. and laugh more and do My love for the game and the last four years will Pauses between activ- things together to make for my team is something remain with me always. ities inevitably fill my this stressful time more brain with questions bearable. In the end, no- about what things will be body knows what tomor- like this summer and this row will bring, but this coming fall. This crisis quarantine is keeping will not go away over- people safe so that they night or even a few weeks will have a tomorrow. from now, and reports from the media talk about Maia Anastopoulos is a “new normal.” For now, a seventh grader at Pea- the first step towards the body’s Higgins Middle new normal means trying School. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 WE AREAREWE

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Although everyone pursuing a Bachelor of Amanda Barrett of LYNN LYNNFIELD degree in Occupational has been affected by the Science in Dental Hygiene; Revere, who is pursuing Nelson Idahosa gradu- Jaclyn Tessier grad- Therapy, Lindsay Ladue global novel coronavirus Mirna Portillo of Lynn, a Bachelor of Science in ated with a BA degree in uated with a BA degree graduated with a MS pandemic, several local who is pursuing a Doc- Radiation Therapy; Jac- Political Science, Mat- in Psychology, Lauren degree in CSD:Adult Neu- scholars still finished with tor of Pharmacy degree; quelyn Russo of Saugus, thew Desilets graduated Kelly graduated with rogenic, Christina Pes- high honors and awards Shahad Dhomade of who is pursuing a Bache- with a BSME degree in a BA degree in History, catore graduated with this spring: Lynn, who is pursuing lor of Science in Nursing; Mechanical Engineering, Richard Johnson grad- a BS degree in Business Emily Fernandes of a Bachelor of Science in Phuc Nguyen of Saugus, Terrence Bowers gradu- uated Cum Laude with Administration/Market- Peabody, a member of the Pharmaceutical Sciences; who is pursuing a Doc- ated with a BS degree in a BS degree in Business ing, Ivan Tran graduated Class of 2020 at Assump- Kylie Moorehouse of tor of Pharmacy degree; Sport Studies, Brendan Administration/Finance, with a BSIT degree in tion College in Worcester, Lynn, who is pursuing Madeline Puracchio of Morrison graduated Lauren Buckley gradu- Information Technology, has received the depart- a Bachelor of Science in Saugus, who is pursuing a with a MS degree in ated with a BS degree in Catherine McGrath mental award for Econom- Premedical and Health Bachelor of Science in Pre- Accounting, Kosta Tri- Nursing, Anthony Coletta graduated Summa Cum ics. Assumption is honoring Studies (physician assis- medical and Health Stud- antafillakos graduated graduated with a BA de- Laude with a BA degree 80 students who have been tant studies); Madison ies; Kira Cocorochio of Magna Cum Laude with gree in Communication. in Psychology, Christo- recognized with depart- Dougenik of Lynn, who Saugus, who is pursuing a a BS degree in Business MARBLEHEAD pher Gagliolo graduated mental honors, special is pursuing a Bachelor Bachelor of Science in Pre- Administration/Finance, Erin Martin gradu- Magna Cum Laude with awards, and Augustine of Science in Diagnostic medical and Health Stud- Megan Dolan graduated ated Magna Cum Laude a BA degree in Commu- Scholarships, academic Medical Sonography; Kay- ies (physician assistant with a BS degree in Nu- with a BS degree in nication, Aaron Dollin awards for those who excel la Messina of Lynn, who studies); Brigitte Halpin trition and Wellness. Communication Sci & graduated with a BS in their field of study. is pursuing a Bachelor of of Saugus, who is pursuing SAUGUS: Alena Disorders, Margaret degree in Biomed Science/ The following students Science in Premedical and a Bachelor of Science in Coppola graduated Potvin graduated with Med Lab Science, Kara have been named to the Health Studies (physician Diagnostic Medical Sonog- Magna Cum Laude with a BS degree in Human MacDonald graduated Dean’s List for the 2020 assistant studies); Avon raphy; Kimberly Gamez a BS degree in Occupa- Development & Fam- Magna Cum Laude with spring semester at the Nguyen of Lynn, who of Saugus, who is pursuing tional Therapy, Brianna ily Studies, Hannah a BS degree in Business University of New En- is pursuing a Bachelor a Bachelor of Science in Bottaro graduated with a Bugler graduated with Administration/Market- gland in Maine, attaining of Science in Nursing; Diagnostic Medical Sonog- BS degree in Communica- a BS degree in Social ing, Haley McCarron a grade point average of Donatelo Gjuraj of raphy; and Dipti Patel of tion Science & Disorders, Work, John Driscoll graduated Magna Cum 3.3 or better out of a pos- Lynn, who is pursuing Saugus, who is pursuing a Emma Turgeon grad- graduated with a BS de- Laude with a BS degree sible 4.0 at the end of the a Bachelor of Science in Bachelor of Science in Nu- uated with a BSENVE gree in Business Admin- in Athletic Training, semester: Baylee Flem- Premedical and Health clear Medicine Technology. degree in Environmental istration/Entrepreneur- Christa Baker gradu- ming of Revere; Caroline Studies (physician assis- The following stu- Engineering, Amanda ial Studies, Caroline ated with a BS degree in Aiello, Amanda Castle, tant studies); Andreu dents graduated from Racca graduated Cum Tucker graduated with Nursing. and Olivia Rando of Medrano of Lynn, who the University of New Laude with a BA degree in a BS degree in Business SALEM: Sean Byrne Saugus; and Joanna For- is pursuing a Bachelor of Hampshire in Durham Political Science, Patrick Administration/Mar- graduated Cum Laude with ristall of Salem. Science in Premedical and May 16, during a virtual Cross graduated with a keting, Marissa Mas- a BA degree in Psychol- These local students Health Studies (physician celebration. Students BA degree in Communica- saro graduated with a ogy, Stephannie Ador- have been named to the assistant studies); Dane- who received the honor tion, Jeffrey Campanile BS degree in Business no-Martinez graduated Dean’s List for the Fall lia Santos of Revere, who of summa cum laude graduated with a BS de- Administration/Market- with a BA degree in Psy- 2019 semester at MCPHS is pursuing a Bachelor graduated with a GPA gree in Business Adminis- ing, Lily Granowitz chology, Riana Malik grad- University (Massachu- of Science in Pre Den- of 3.85-4.0; students tration/Marketing. graduated with a AAS uated Summa Cum Laude setts College of Pharmacy tal-Dental Hygiene; Vic- who received the hon- SWAMPSCOTT degree in Applied Ani- with a BS degree in Health and Health Sciences) in toria Pelletier of Revere, or of magna cum laude Jake Cooper graduat- mal Science, Colin Daly Management & Policy. Boston and Worcester. who is pursuing a Bach- graduated with a GPA of ed with a BSIT degree in graduated Magna Cum REVERE The Dean’s List recogniz- elor of Science in Dental 3.65-3.84; and students Information Technology. Laude with a BS degree Vincent LoBuono grad- es those students with a Hygiene; Nicolas Velas- who received the honor NAHANT in Business Adminis- uated with a BS degree in full-time course load who quez Leon of Revere, who of cum laude graduated Anthony Rizzo gradu- tration/Finance, Tyler Business Administration/ have achieved outstand- is pursuing a Bachelor of with a GPA of 3.50-3.64. ated with a BS degree in Story graduated with a Marketing, Lani Stevens ing scholarship with a Science in Nursing; Keyri A traditional, in-person Business Administration/ BS degree in Business graduated with a BS de- 3.5 GPA or higher for the Chan-Ramirez of Revere, commencement ceremo- Finance, Corey Bleau Administration/Finance. gree in Analytical Econom- academic term. who is pursuing a Bache- ny will be scheduled at graduated with a BS de- PEABODY ics, Maxx Anderson grad- Deyanira Payan lor of Science in Diagnos- a future date yet to be gree in Business Adminis- Christine Deschenes uated with a BS degree in Peralta of Lynn, who is tic Medical Sonography; determined. tration/Accounting. graduated with a BS Homeland Security. 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©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 2020 Golf is back, and it’s better than ever By Mike Alongi ITEM SPORTS EDITOR It’s now been two weeks since the ban on playing golf was lifted in the state of Massachusetts, and all around the state things are slowly getting back to normal on the links. Obviously there are a number of new rules and regulations in place to make sure everyone remains safe during the COVID-19 pan- demic, but there are a number of golfers who have a problem with the current setup. I’m here to argue that these new regulations aren’t really taking away from the game — for the most part. There are two big aspects of the new rule system that many golfers are having issues with, at least early on in their implementation. One is the fact that golf carts are currently not allowed except under speci c circumstances and the oth- er is the fact that practice facilities are shuttered all over. On the golf carts, I’m not too sympathetic. The game of golf was founded and has been played for ITEM FILE PHOTO hundreds of years with walking as English senior guard and two-time Northeastern Conference MVP Jarnel Guzman has been named the 2019-2020 a key component of the game. The Item Player of the Year for boys basketball. physical aspect of golf is not just to be able to hit a little ball a num- ber of very speci c distances on a consistent basis, but also to be able English’s Jarnel Guzman named 2019-2020 to walk 4-5 miles while playing. If anything, one could argue that walking is the component that Item Player of the Year for boys basketball makes golf a sport as opposed to just a little game. By Mike Alongi aged over 22 points per game son as a senior for the Spar- honors. He was also a defen- Now let me be perfectly clear — I, ITEM SPORTS EDITOR during his high school career tans, averaging a double-dou- sive force inside, forcing tough like everyone else in Massachu- and scored over 1,000 career ble en route to Catholic Central shots and keeping opposing setts, am forced to be a walker for After helping lead the En- points. He recently committed League Large MVP honors. He teams from getting any second now. Up until now, I played and glish boys basketball team to to play basketball at the next scored his 1,000th career point opportunities. rode in carts just like pretty much its second consecutive Division Correia was the lynchpin for everyone else. But I must say, 1 state championship this win- level with Franklin Pierce Uni- in a 29-point outburst on Se- versity. nior Night and played a key the Saugus boys basketball walking has changed me. I’ve found ter, Bulldogs star guard Jarnel team in 2019-2020, pacing the that I have a much better feel for Guzman has been named the Five players have also been role throughout the Spartans’ named to the All-Item team, run to the Division 3 state offense and leading the team how I’m playing, where the ball is Item Player of the Year for the off the court as well. The multi- going and what the lay of the land 2019-2020 season. with Joe Abate-Walsh (St. semi nal. Mary’s), Ademide Badmus (En- Badmus was a force in the sport athlete also netted his is. It’s an admittedly small sample Guzman, who was also this 1,000th career point in 2020, size, but in the four rounds that glish), Christian Correia (Sau- paint all season long during year’s Northeastern Confer- exploding for a 43-point dou- I’ve played as a walker I’ve been in- gus), Joangel Lugo (Peabody) English’s championship run. ence MVP (he’s now a two- ble-double in a win over North- credibly consistent and shot some time winner), averaged over 25 and Clayton Marengi (Lynn- He averaged an impressive 18 east back in February. good scores. points per game in his senior eld) earning All-Item honors. points and 14 rebounds in his campaign at English. He aver- Abate-Walsh had a huge sea- junior season, earning All-NEC ALL-STARS, B2 GOLF, B2

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS John Bodenhamer, the USGA senior managing director of championship, announced Monday that the USGA has to do away with qualifying for the rst time since 1924. US Open no longer ‘open,’ eliminates qualifying for 2020 (AP) — The U.S. Open The USGA did not an- might feel more like a nounce Monday how other FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS closed shop this year. players would become ex- The COVID-19 pandem- empt. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell gave the 32 clubs the go-ahead for limited reopenings as ic, which already has post- Among those who have long as state and local municipalities allow them. poned the U.S. Open at yet to qualify is Phil Mick- Winged Foot from June to elson, a runner-up six September, has forced the times in the only major he NFL says that teams can reopen training USGA to do away with hasn’t won. qualifying for the rst Mickelson said in Febru- time since 1924. ary he would not ask the facilities with government OK Open qualifying is the USGA for an exemption, hallmark of golf’s sec- and that if he didn’t quali- (AP) — A limited num- barred from the facilities tans, Buccaneers, Browns, gradual and deliberate. ond-oldest championship. fy or become exempt, he ber of NFL teams are re- in the rst phase of the Panthers, Eagles and And of course we’re tak- The USGA often points wouldn’t play. Winged Foot opening their training fa- league’s plan. Packers have chosen not ing steps to make sure out that typically half of is where Mickelson made cilities Tuesday, while With such states as Cal- to reopen Tuesday. The we’re in compliance with the 156-man eld has to double bogey on the nal many are prohibited by ifornia, New York, New Jaguars have set May 26 state and local regula- go through either 36-hole hole in 2006 to lose by one. government restrictions Jersey, Washington, Mich- for their reopening. tions, and NFL and CDC qualifying or 18-hole and The eld presumably during the coronavirus igan, Massachusetts and Among the teams tak- guidelines.” 36-hole qualifying. will be smaller because of pandemic. Virginia still under heavy ing advantage of using That means primarily It even invested in a the later date, though the Commissioner Roger restrictions, that immedi- their buildings on the employees that must be marketing campaign that USGA did not mention the Goodell gave the 32 clubs ately leaves 11 franchises rst day they are allowed in the of ce to do their was rolled out in February eld size in its April 6 an- the go-ahead for limited unable to use their facili- are the Falcons, Texans, jobs: people who need to titled, “From Many, One,” nouncement that the U.S. reopenings as long as ties. The Raiders, headed Cardinals and Colts. access les that are only to illustrate that more Open was moving to Sept. state and local municipal- for Las Vegas for the up- “We’ve spent the entire at the of ce; maintenance than 9,000 people apply to 17-20 at Winged Foot, in ities allow them. Coach- coming season, still have quarantine period pre- workers; trainers; and play in the U.S. Open, Mamaroneck, New York. ing staffs and all players their training complex in paring to reopen,” the technology workers. eventually yielding to one except those undergoing Alameda, California. Colts said in a statement, winner. US OPEN, B2 injury rehabilitation are The Ravens, Vikings, Ti- “... but it will be very NFL, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 2020

TODAY IN SPORTS May 20 and Survival are timed in 1:24 4-5 1900 — The second modern over seven furlongs. Olympic Games open in Paris. 1999 — Robin Ventura becomes 1919 — Babe Ruth of the Bos- the first major leaguer to hit grand ton Red Sox wins a game on the slams in both games of a dou- mound and at the plate as he hits bleheader, leading the New York his first career grand slam to beat Mets to a sweep over Milwaukee, the St. Louis Browns 6-4. 11-10 and 10-1. 1941 — Ten days after his Preak- 2005 — Nextel Cup rookie Kyle ness victory, Whirlaway races Busch becomes the youngest against older horses for the first winner in Craftsman Truck Series history, holding off Terry Cook and time and defeats four rivals in the Ted Musgrave in a three-lap clos- Henry of Navarre Purse at Bel- ing sprint at the Quaker Steak & mont Park in New York. Lube 200. 1950 — Heavily favored Hill 2006 — Kentucky Derby winner Prince, ridden by Bill Boland, wins Barbaro breaks down at the start the Preakness Stakes by five of the Preakness, galloping a few lengths over Middleground. hundred yards while his eight ri- 1967 — Damascus, ridden by vals pass him. Bernardini wins the Willie Shoemaker, wins the Preak- $1 million race, beating Sweet- ness Stakes by 2¼ lengths over In northernsaint by 5 1-4 lengths. Reality. 2007 — Roger Federer ends Ra- 1972 — Bee Bee Bee, a 19-1 fael Nadal’s 81-match winning long shot ridden by Eldon Nelson, streak on clay with a 2-6, 6-2, 6-0 wins the Preakness Stakes by 1½ win in the final of the Hamburg lengths over No Le Hace. Masters. It’s Federer’s first clay- 1978 — Affirmed, ridden by Steve court title in two years. Nadal, Cauthen, continues the battle with ranked No. 2 in the world behind Alydar and wins the Preakness Federer, had been unbeaten on Stakes by a neck. the surface since April 2005, a run 1990 — Monica Seles ends Steffi that included 13 titles. Graf’s 66-match winning streak 2012 — LeBron James scores 40 and takes the German Open with points and Dwyane Wade bounc- a 6-4, 6-3 victory. Graf’s streak is es back from an atrocious perfor- the second longest in the modern mance to add 30 as Miami beat era of tennis. Martina Navratilova Indiana 101-93 to tie their East- won 74 straight matches in 1984. ern Conference semifinals at 2-2. 1990 — The 18th triple dead heat James adds 18 rebounds, nine as- in modern thoroughbred history sists to become the second player takes place in the ninth race at Ar- to post that stat line in a playoff ITEM FILE PHOTOS lington International Racecourse. game, joining Elgin Baylor who did All Worked Up, Marshua’s Affair it in 1961. The 2019-2020 Item All-Stars for boys basketball were released on Wednesday, with (top row, left to right) Peabody’s Joangel Lugo, St. Mary’s Joe Abate-Walsh and (bottom row, left to right) Lynnfield’s Clayton Marengi, English’s Ademide Badmus and Saugus’ Christian Correia all getting named to the Golf’s return has been a All-Item team. welcome bit of normalcy Item All-Stars announced for boys basketball month or more layoff after GOLF erhouse Cambridge in the lead Lynnfield during a Mary’s); Adam Zamansky stopping play last October/ ALL-STARS From B1 first round of the Division disappointing season that and Sean McCarthy (Mar- November. From B1 1 tournament. saw the Pioneers miss the blehead); Myles Mana- Not to mention, those I’m having a hard time Lugo was Peabody’s Marengi was a star on postseason. laysay (Saugus); Andrew four rounds are among the understanding why the leading scorer in 2019- Also earning Item shortest rounds of golf I’ve driving ranges at golf both the gridiron and Augustin and Oscar Hale 2020, averaging 13 points, ever played. I can honestly courses are closed. The the court for the Pio- All-Star honors for the (Swampscott); Tyler Joyce three assists and three say that I don’t think I’m way a range is set up, play- neers in 2019-2020, and 2019-2020 season were and Chioke Onwuogu ever going back to riding ers must be six feet apart steals per game at the he had plans to star on Jack Rodriguez, Ma- (Peabody); Jack Ford (Lyn- in a cart, unless the course anyway to avoid hitting point guard position. He the baseball diamond son Jean-Baptiste and nfield); Alex Gonzalez and requires it for some rea- each other. Courses could topped the 20-point mile- as well before the sea- Jean-Baptiste Mukeba Jason Romans (Bishop son (which I have found to even play it extra safe and stone four different times son was canceled due to (English); Jeff Barbosa, Fenwick); Bobby Jellison be the case in some of my put players in every other during the season, and his the COVID-19 pandemic. Jeff Hill Jr. and Jayden and Ethan Doyle (Salem); travels). driving range bay, keeping strong defensive abilities Alongside fellow all-star Thornton (Classical); Aidan Callahan and Rol- On the other hand, I everyone an easy 10 feet nearly helped the Tanners Jack Ford, Marengi -- a Lee Pacheco, Josh Perez lie Castineyra (St. John’s know that not everyone apart while they practice. to an upset win over pow- senior captain -- helped and Sammy Batista (St. Prep). is like me. There are play- It just seems like a bit of ers who simply can’t walk an arbitrary decision to during a round of golf for keep the range closed while NFL allows teams to reopen facilities where it’s safe physical reasons. In fact, players are allowed to play it took Mass Golf nearly a the course on the same NFL working, the better it will downtown Atlanta stadi- he said of when he antici- week to get approval to al- piece of property, but may- From B1 be.” um. pates players being ap- low carts for those who fall be that’s me. The Steelers are doing a “There’s one entrance to proved to enter team facil- under the Americans with With all that being said, Those people will have soft reopening Tuesday come in and out of. There’s ities. Disabilities Act (ADA). But I must say that I think their temperature taken mainly for medical per- all the social distancing to “I’m not paid to know even beyond that, there the rollout of the return when entering the build- sonnel and rehabbing be complied with,” McKay when that is, but when are older players or play- to golf has been handled ing and must wear person- players. They expect to added. “Everyone’s tem- they say it’s OK to be back ers who aren’t in the best well by all parties involved. al protective equipment. ramp up use of their facil- perature is checked at the and the facilities open up shape who don’t necessari- Courses have been good The Colts have set up one- ity next week under league door and you’re asked a to players, I’ll be there, ly fall under the ADA, but about keeping the health way hallways with arrows guidelines. series of questions. Every- and I’ll be comfortable who still require a cart to and safety of players at the on the carpet pointing to As the Cardinals reopen, one must put gloves on with it. I’m trying to con- enjoy the game. The return forefront, requiring online the proper direction, and only essential staffers will and wear a mask the trol what I can control. of carts is inevitable as the or over-the-phone payment there will be limits on how be involved, far fewer than whole time unless they’re That is not one of those country continues to slowly and discouraging things many people can be in the 75 allowed at the facil- alone in a closed office. We things that I can control. return to normal, but I can like handshakes, gathering rooms at the same time. ity. don’t have the cafeteria “For me, I’m leaving it Coach Frank Reich was understand the frustration in groups or showing up to The Falcons have done a open. We don’t have the up to the professionals, realistic about a full re- of players who need carts the course early. Players soft opening, too, with only team meeting rooms open. and when they say we can turn to the training com- but don’t medically require have been abiding by the about 15 people at their “As we move around go back and we can start plex. them. new on-course rules for complex on Tuesday. Those building, we’ll see if there practicing, I’ll be there The other aspect that has the most part, with some “The guys who have been hurt, who have been numbers will increase are areas that give us a and I’ll be excited to be been an issue in the early rule-breakers scattered over the next week. challenge and go from back.” going is the closure of prac- about as to be expected. coming into the building, keep coming in and rehab- “The fact that some there.” Goodell has extended tice facilities. This one has All in all, I’m glad that teams can get in today The Texans sent less virtual workouts for teams been killing me, both log- golf is back. Sure, I’m a bing and doing their thing,” he said. “Our train- with limited staff in than 10 people to their fa- through most of June. All ically and (selfishly) with biased observer, but that non-football functions, we cility, and said, “We are of the clubs normally respect to my game. But it’s doesn’t change the fact that ers have done a great job of keeping up with every- didn’t think in any way, considering this Phase would be having organized not just me — every play- the game has been brought shape or form that created Zero which will lead in to team activities (OTAs), er I’ve spoken to over the back in a safe manner that body. I feel good about the a competitive balance is- Phase 1 (up to 70 to 75 which are voluntarily, at past two weeks has said allows people to get out- progress that each one of sue,” said Falcons Presi- people) in the future.” this time. that the lack of time on the side, enjoy the fresh air and our injured guys is mak- dent Rich McKay, who also The Vikings are one of According to the Tampa driving range after such a the game they love. Who ing. Other than that, as is co-chairman of the the teams to delay their Bay Times, though, new long layoff has been a kill- knows, maybe the early soon as we can get more er. Remember, most play- return of golf will spark a players in the building — league’s powerful competi- return to their facility. Buccaneers quarterback ers aren’t returning to the new wave of people picking we want that to make up tion committee. Star receiver Adam Thiel- Tom Brady worked out game after the two-month up the game and joining in. for a little bit of lost time. The Falcons train in en notes it’s important not with teammates at a local layoff since golf shut down, Lord knows the sport The sooner we can get to- Flowery Branch, Georgia, to rush things. high school Tuesday morn- but in fact they are return- could use something like gether and get out there about 45 miles from their “When they say it’s OK,” ing. ing to the game after a six- that. Belmont set for June 20 without fans, leads off Triple Crown US Open eliminates (AP) — Horse racing’s Triple Crown will look dif- ferent this year from start all qualifying for 2020 to finish. The Belmont Stakes will US OPEN and the U.S. Amateur and be run before the Kentucky From B1 U.S. Women’s Amateur, Derby and Preakness for both still scheduled for Au- the first time and take “As you can imagine, this gust. place at a shorter distance. was an incredibly difficult The U.S. Open, which It will lead off the Triple decision, as qualifying is a dates to 1895, had so many Crown on June 20 in New cornerstone of USGA players wanting to compete York with no fans in atten- championships,” said John in the years after World dance and at a distance of 1 Bodenhamer, senior man- War I that it introduced 1/8 miles instead of the 1 aging director of champion- qualifying in 1924. Then, it 1/2-mile “test of the cham- ships for the USGA. “We went to two stages of qual- pion” that has been the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS take great pride in the fact ifying in 1959 — 18-hole race’s trademark for nearly that many thousands typi- local qualifying and 36-hole a century. Sir Winston, with jockey Joel Rosario up, crosses the finish line to win the cally enter to pursue their sectional qualifying. “The way it fits in the 151st running of the Belmont Stakes last June. The Belmont Stakes will be dream of qualifying for the Ken Venturi in 1964 and calendar, it’s a completely run on June 20 without fans. U.S. Open and we deeply Orville Moody in 1969 are different race than the tra- regret that they will not the only U.S. Open champi- ditional Belmont would be,” Kentucky Derby was moved good.” mer and fall. have that opportunity this ons who got through both New York Racing Associa- from May 2 to Sept. 5 and An out-of-order Triple “It’s going to help some, year.” stages. Lucas Glover in tion president and CEO the Preakness from May 16 Crown presents another set it’s going to hurt others,” Bodenhamer said no 2009 was the last U.S. Open Dave O’Rourke said Tues- to Oct. 3 amid the coronavi- of challenges and would be trainer Mark Casse said. qualifying provides “the champion to go through 36- day. “I think we’re going to rus pandemic that has up- a different kind of accom- “You’re going to see a lot best path forward” to hold- hole qualifying. have a big field. I think it’ll ended the sports calendar. plishment than the one stronger, probably a bigger, ing the U.S. Open. The USGA had 108 local be a really competitive field. “I’m just happy we get to competed by the 13 past stronger horse from May.” The USGA said there qualifiers planned in 45 I think the dynamics of the run,” two-time Triple champions. The Kentucky The Belmont is only being would not be qualifying for states and one in Canada, race are different.” Crown-winning trainer Bob Derby, Preakness and Bel- run two weeks after it was three other championships followed by 12 sectional The three Triple Crown Baffert said. “I’m just fortu- mont are usually run during scheduled, but the shorter it will hold this year — the qualifiers — nine in the races will be run out of their nate that they didn’t cancel a six-week span in the distance changes the com- U.S. Women’s Open (moved U.S., one each in Canada, traditional order for the any of them. A couple spring, and 3-year-olds are plexion of the race and the to December in Houston) England and Japan. first time since 1931. The months ago, it didn’t look more mature by the sum- Triple Crown. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Aides defend Trump’s use of unproven drug By Zeke Miller, discussions” with Trump far I seem to be OK.” Marilynn Marchione about the evidence for and FDA Commissioner and Darlene against using hydroxy- Stephen Hahn said in an Superville chloroquine, “we concluded emailed statement Tues- ASSOCIATED PRESS the potential benefit from day: “The decision to take treatment outweighed the any drug is ultimately a WASHINGTON — Mak- relative risks.” decision between a patient ing himself an example The Food and Drug and their doctor.” for using a malaria drug Administration warned Many studies are test- against the coronavirus, health professionals last ing hydroxychloroquine President Donald Trump month that the drug for preventing or limiting sent the White House should not be used to treat coronavirus illness but “at scrambling Tuesday to COVID-19 outside of hos- this point in time there’s defend his decision amid pital or research settings absolutely no evidence medical concerns the un- due to sometimes fatal that this strategy works,” proven treatment could side effects. Regulators said Dr. Carlos del Rio, an spark misuse of a medica- issued the alert, in part, infectious disease special- tion with potentially fatal based on increased reports ist at Emory University in side effects. of dangerous side effects Atlanta. Trump’s announcement PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS called in to U.S. poison “My concern is, the presi- a day earlier that he was control centers. dent has a big bully pulpit taking the drug, hydroxy- President Donald Trump speaks during an event on the food supply Calls to centers involv- ... maybe people will think chloroquine, caught many chain amid the coronavirus pandemic in the Roosevelt Room of the ing hydroxychloroquine there’s some non-public in his administration by White House. increased last month to evidence” that the drug surprise and set off an ur- 96, compared with 49 in works because Trump has gent effort by officials to the cautionary advice of said Tuesday that “tens of Trump said his doctor April 2019, according to chosen to use it, del Rio justify his action. The pres- many of his administra- millions of people around did not recommend hy- data from the American said. “It creates this con- ident’s own government tion’s top medical profes- the world have used this droxychloroquine to him, Association of Poison Con- spiracy theory that some- has warned that the drug sionals. The drug has the drug for other purposes,” but that he requested it trol Centers provided to thing works and they’re should be administered for potential to cause signif- including malaria pro- from the White House the AP. It was the second not telling me about it yet.” COVID-19 only in a hospi- icant side effects in some phylaxis. She emphasized physician. month of elevated reports House Speaker Nancy tal or research setting. patients and has not been that “any use of hydroxy- “I started taking it, be- involving the drug, fol- Pelosi told CNN, “He’s our Trump decided to take shown to combat the virus. chloroquine has to be in cause I think it’s good,” lowing 79 calls in March. president, and I would hydroxychloroquine after Amid concerns from consultation with your Trump said. “I’ve heard a The problems reported rather he not be taking two White House staffers some public health ex- doctor. You have to have lot of good stories.” included abnormal heart something that has not tested positive for the coro- perts that Trump’s exam- a prescription. That’s the The White House physi- rhythms, seizures, nausea been approved by the sci- navirus, but he already ple could send many more way it must be done.” cian, Dr. Sean Conley, said and vomiting. entists, especially in his had spent months promot- people to misuse the drug, The drug is also pre- in a statement released Trump dismissed re- age group and his, shall ing the drug as a potential White House press secre- scribed for some lupus and through the press office ports of side effects, say- we say, weight group ... cure or preventive despite tary Kayleigh McEnany arthritis patients. that, after “numerous ing, “All I can tell you is, so morbidly obese, they say.” 2017 video shows Georgia officer tried to stun Ahmaud Arbery

By Russ Bynum over his driver’s license ASSOCIATED PRESS and asks the first officer on the scene why he’s be- SAVANNAH, Ga. — ing bothered. When he’s More than two years be- told that the area is known fore he was fatally shot for drugs, Arbery becomes in a Georgia subdivision, angry. “Criminal activi- Ahmaud Arbery had a ty? I’m in a f—-ing park! tense confrontation in a I work! What the f—- you public park with police talking about?” officers who attempted The first officer pats him to use a stun gun on him PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS down looking for weapons. after Arbery angrily pro- “I’m not searching you. City workers remove water from Lower Wacker tested being bothered and I’m checking you for weap- Drive near Randolph Street after overnight refused to let them search PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS flooding in Chicago. his parked car. ons,” he says, adding: “You Malik Muhammad, center, joins a group of don’t have any warrants.” “You bothering me for people marching from the Glynn County nothing!” Arbery tells one Absent probable cause Courthouse after a rally to protest the shooting or a court-issued warrant, Midwest flooding of the Glynn County police of Ahmaud Arbery. officers whose body cam- police generally aren’t al- lowed to search a parked era recorded the encoun- from 2017 shows Arbery leased Monday shows car without permission. ter on Nov. 7, 2017. being harassed by the Arbery repeatedly declin- forces Michigan Attorneys for Arbery’s Arbery was killed Feb. same police department ing when an officer asks 23 by a white father and to search his Toyota. A parents said in a state- that declined to arrest his ment Tuesday that the son who armed them- killers. The McMichaels backup officer arrives, and selves and gave chase af- tells Arbery “don’t reach video “clearly depicts a sit- evacuations were taken into custody uation where Ahmaud was ter seeing the 25-year-old after the Georgia Bureau the car” and “keep your black man running down harassed by Glynn County ASSOCIATED PRESS was driving around, broad- of Investigation took over hands out your pockets.” their street. More than This second officer then police officers.” They noted casting that (we needed) to the case this month. EDENVILLE, Mich. — two months passed be- attempts to use a stun gun Arbery was not arrested or evacuate. It’s a scary thing In the incident report for People living along two fore a video of the killing as Arbery raises his hands charged with any crimes. — you’re sleeping and mid-Michigan lakes and emerged, sparking an out- the 2017 encounter, officer out to his sides. The device “This appears to be just awake to sirens.” parts of a river were evac- cry. Gregory McMichael, M. Kanago writes that he just clicks loudly; the offi- a glimpse into the kind of St. Croix, 62, his wife 64, and Travis McMichael, pulled up behind Arbery’s cer later says it malfunc- scrutiny Ahmaud Arbery uated Tuesday following and a next-door neighbor 34, were then jailed on car parked in an open field tioned. Arbery complies faced not only by this po- several days of heavy rain were among more than a charges of felony murder at a public park because it with orders to get on the lice department, but ulti- that produced flooding dozen people sheltering and aggravated assault. was a “known area for drugs ground, and he goes to his mately regular citizens” and put pressure on dams in one school. Their home Attorneys for Arbery’s and other criminal activity.” knees. like those who pursued in the area. was not flooded, but St. parents said Tuesday that First obtained by The At the beginning of the and shot him, the attor- Two Midland-area Croix said he had seen the body camera video Guardian, the video re- encounter, Arbery hands neys’ statement said. schools were opened for flooding in the area. evacuees, and more than Volunteers at the schools 50 roads have been closed. said about 120 vehicles Stock indexes on Wall Street are mixed after rally The evacuations in Michi- were in the parking lots gan followed days of heavy of a couple of schools and By Alex Veiga and stocks and companies that tries around the world slow- said Josh Markman, man- rains in parts of the Mid- about 30 people had been Damian J. Troise rely on consumer spend- ly open up again. However, aging director at Bel Air In- west that also brought staying on cots inside, ac- ASSOCIATED PRESS ing rose. Those gains offset concerns remain that the re- vestment Advisors. “I think flooding to Chicago and cording to WNEM-TV. losses in health care stocks, laxing of stay-at-home man- it’s a little rosy right now.” other parts of Illinois, as About a dozen people Stock indexes were well as Ohio and other mixed Tuesday afternoon banks and elsewhere in the dates and the reopening The Dow Jones Industri- hunkered down overnight market. Bond yields mostly of businesses could lead to al Average fell 69 points, or states. at a school in Sanford but as trading turned wobbly “The water is very high,” a day after the market fell, a sign that investors another surge in infections, 0.3 percent, to 24,529. The had left by early Tuesday were feeling cautious. potentially ushering in an- Nasdaq composite, which is said Catherine Sias, who afternoon, said Tom Rest- notched its biggest jump lives about a mile from Investors are betting that other wave of shutdowns. heavily weighted with tech- gate, an American Red in more than five weeks. one of the dams located the economy and corporate “What the market is tell- nology companies, added 0.8 Cross safety officer. The S&P 500 was up 0.1 in Edenville, Mich. “Last percent after wavering be- profits will begin to recover ing you right now is that percent. The Russell 2000 The cots inside the night, emergency respond- school were spread out tween gains and losses for from the coronavirus pan- it has a positive sentiment index of small-company ers came door-to-door to much of the day. Technology demic as the U.S. and coun- on a vaccine or treatment,” stocks was up 0.1 percent. to observe social distanc- make sure everybody got ing recommendations to out. We have mild flooding fight the spread of the Powell says new lending programs to launch by June 1 every year, but this is un- COVID-19 virus, Restgate usual.” said. By Christopher changes to them. That their payrolls. stock buybacks. Sias, 45, has five cats Heavy rains also caused Rugaber and could include expanding “Will you require com- The Fed’s Main Street and two dogs and was flooding in parts of north- Martin Crutsinger their eligibility. panies that receive money Lending program, an- about to check into a ho- western Indiana, includ- ASSOCIATED PRESS The chairman’s com- from this half-a-trillion- nounced in March, will tel that allowed pets when ing Crown Point — the ments came before the dollar slush fund to keep extend up to $600 billion she learned it was proba- Lake County seat — where WASHINGTON — Fed- Senate Banking, Housing people on the payroll?” in loans to companies with bly safe for people not liv- about seven inches fell eral Reserve Chair Je- and Urban Affairs Com- Warren asked the Trea- up to 15,000 employees. ing in low-lying areas to over the weekend. rome Powell said Tuesday mittee, which held an sury secretary. The Treasury has pro- return home. Floodwaters swelled that the Fed’s lending pro- oversight hearing on the The senator pressed vided $75 billion to offset “I’m on the high bank, quickly on Sunday when grams for medium-sized $2 trillion federal relief Mnuchin to ensure that any losses from the loans, about 20 feet up,” she said. 1 inch of rain fell within businesses and state and package approved in late the loans include that drawn from $454 billion “A lot of people are having 15 minutes, swamping local governments would March. requirement. When that Congress provided a harder time. Most of streets and sending wa- begin operating by the end Treasury Secretary Ste- Mnuchin declined to com- Treasury to support Fed them are going to be deal- ter into basements and of this month. ven Mnuchin, who also mit to that change, War- loans in the relief package. ing with flooding in their homes, including Mayor Powell said that while testified, came under sharp ren said, “You’re boosting Mnuchin said his depart- homes.” David Uran’s residence. the Fed has received a questioning from Sen. Eliz- your Wall Street buddies.” ment would accept losses Some residents, like Jon Those waters receded “good deal of interest” abeth Warren, D-Mass., Mnuchin told Warren from any Fed loans that St. Croix, went to shelters Monday, but Uran and in those programs, if not who charged that he wasn’t that the legislation that would come out of that set up in area schools. many other residents enough companies or doing enough to force com- provides the government $454 billion. Mnuchin had “We were laying in bed were continuing to clean state and local govern- panies that receive aid from aid includes restrictions previously said that the when I heard sirens,” St. up the watery mess on ments seek to borrow the joint Fed-Treasury pro- on top executive pay and administration expected Croix told the Midland Tuesday, said Uran’s chief the Fed would consider gram to keep workers on on company dividends and to recover all those funds. Daily News. “A fire truck of staff, Greg Falkowski. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 2020 COMICS

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Woman’s focus on fitness is hard for friend to bear DEAR ABBY: I’ve been accept him. My therapist friends with “Lorraine” Dear Abby is written by Abigail and psychiatrist tell me for 30 years. Actually, the to stand my ground be- friendship is kind of Van Buren, also known as Jeanne cause I’m in love with one-sided because she Phillips, and was founded by her him, as he is with me. bugs the hell out of me. mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact Even my priest, who offi- She’s a super-skinny ciated at my husband’s health nut who constant- Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. funeral, said I should ly posts health advice Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. consider this relationship and “uplifting” mantras as heaven-sent. on social media. Her Ins- We get along beautifully, tagram feed is filled with and it breaks my heart pictures of her bland-look- young, is now a gun-tot- Lorraine. Nothing is that my family wants me ing vegan food and her ing drug dealer. wrong with you, and no to choose between him or doing yoga poses or run- I’m not perfect (I know law says you must main- them. I am devastated ning 5Ks in midriff tops I’m lazy, impatient and tain a friendship with her. over this because this is so we can all see her six- drink too much), but I When contact becomes not how my family is. We pack abs. She regularly don’t portray myself as more of an annoyance are in love and although I donates blood plasma otherwise. My husband, a than a pleasure, many peo- love my family with all of and posts pictures of nicer person than I am, ple begin editing their cir- my heart, I don’t think that, too. doesn’t understand my cle of acquaintances. The they have the right to Dining with her is em- resentment of Lorraine way to end your relation- gang up against me. May I barrassing because she and keeps reminding me ship with her would be to have your opinion on this? grills the waiters on how how much she loves me. make yourself less avail- She does. We’re both in able when she calls or DEVASTATED the food is prepared, even MOTHER in vegan restaurants our 50s, but I feel like I’ve wants to get together. If she that list all ingredients. outgrown our friendship. asks you why, explain that By the way, I don’t think DEAR DEVASTAT- She comes off — to me, you have fewer of the same ED: What a painful situ- anyway — as thinking I’m jealous of her because interests than you used to, I’m very happy in my ation. You say this isn’t she has every facet of life while omitting the part how your family is. Open marriage and feel that I about her six-pack abs. figured out. She has been am more attractive than your eyes, dear lady, and married twice to two she is (despite outweigh- recognize that this is EX- jerks, keeps breaking and DEAR ABBY: I am a ACTLY who they are. ing her). Must I stay widow. My husband making up with “Harry,” friends with Lorraine? If Then open up your ears a seemingly nice guy, be- not, how do I end it? passed away three years and pay attention to the cause he’s fat (he’s slight- ago after 43 years of mar- psychiatrist and the ther- ly plump yet attractive) CANCELING HER riage. I met a widower apist you are paying good and drinks too much (not IN KANSAS CITY who was also married for money for, as well as your sure about that). Her son, 43 years. His wife passed priest. My opinion is you whom she treated as an DEAR CANCELING: five years ago. must live your life, and annoyance and inconve- It appears you have a love/ My grown children and my advice is to GET ON nience when he was hate relationship with grandchildren refuse to WITH IT. BRIDGE

Seeing double is twice as good In “The Faerie Queen,” Edmund likely that West held the spade king- Spenser wrote, “So double was his queen and club queen. But were the pains, so double be his praise.” spades or the clubs breaking 3-3? This is only fair; and it can apply Declarer found a line that allowed in a bridge deal — like today’s. How him to test both suits. should South play in three no-trump After winning the first trick with after West leads the heart queen? his heart king, South led a spade: South had a close bid over his queen, ace. West won the next trick partner’s takeout double. He was a with the spade king and exited with little strong for one no-trump and a a low heart to dummy’s ace. little weak for two no-trump. He com- Dummy’s spade 10 was cashed, promised by jumping to two spades, but West discarded a heart. Now showing 9-11 points and at least four spades. North’s cue-bid of three came a club to the ace and the club hearts was game-forcing and strong- jack: queen, king. When declarer ly suggested three-card spade sup- played a club to his 10, both oppo- port. With four spades, North would nents followed. So a diamond to the have raised. When South showed his ace allowed South to cash dummy’s heart stopper, North was happy to club six for his ninth trick. pass. If West had turned up with two or South had six top tricks: one four clubs, South would have exited spade, two hearts, one diamond and with a heart, hoping to force West to two clubs. From the bidding, it was lead away from the diamond king. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS DID YOU KNOW?

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS City of Lynn THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT The City of Lynn is soliciting bids for the following: PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT MACHINE SHOP RENOVATION AND EXPANSION CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION LYNN VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Docket No. ES20P1119EA Docket No. ES20P1030EA 80 NEPTUNE BOULVARD Essex Probate and Family Court Essex Probate and Family Court LYNN, MA 36 Federal Street 36 Federal Street Salem, MA 01970 Salem, MA 01970 Scope of work includes the Machine Shop Renovation and Expansion within the (978)744-1020 (978)744-1020 confinement of the existing exterior walls. The renovation of the existing machine shop and construction of three (3) new classrooms within the vocational program in an area of the building currently used for early childhood Center. Also required Estate of: Estate of: are associated upgrades to the HVAC, Fire Protection, Plumbing and Electrical Jodi A. Ravida Jane Diogo Systems. Also known as: Geraldine A Ravida Also known as: Jane M Diogo The work is estimated to cost $2,800,000. Date of Death: 03/14/2020 Date of Death: 12/23/2019 Bids are subject to M.G.L. c.149 §44A-J and to minimum wage rates as required To all interested persons: by M.G.L. c.l49 §§26 to 27H inclusive. To all interested persons: A Petition for Formal Adjudication of Intestacy and Appointment of Personal General Bidders must be certified by the Division of Capital Asset Management Representative has been filed by: A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal and Maintenance (DCAMM) in the following category of work, General Building Representative has been filed by: Construction, and must submit a current DCAMM Certificate of Eligibility and Joseph C. Ravida of Groveland MA signed DCAMM Prime/General Contractor Update Statement. Agostinho Diogo of Lynn MA requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief File Sub-Bidders must be certified by the Division of Capital Asset Management as requested in the Petition. and Maintenance (DCAMM) for the trades listed below, and must submit a current requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief DCAMM Sub-Bidder Certificate of Eligibility and signed DCAMM Sub-Bidder's The Petitioner requests that: as requested in the Petition. Update Statement. Joseph C. Ravida Groveland MA The Petitioner requests that: THIS PROJECT IS BEING ELECTRONICALLY BID AND HARD COPY BIDS WILL NOT BE be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety Agostinho Diogo of Lynn MA ACCEPTED. Please review the instructions in the bid documents on how to register on the bond in an unsupervised administration. as an electronic bidder. The bids are to be prepared and submitted at IMPORTANT NOTICE be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety www.biddocsonline.com. Tutorials and instructions on how to complete the You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the on the bond in an unsupervised administration. electronic bid documents are available online (click on the "Tutorial" tab at the Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney bottom footer). must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on IMPORTANT NOTICE the return day of 06/22/2020. You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the All Bids shall be submitted electronically online at www.biddocsonline.com no This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney later than the dates and times specified below. appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections the return day of 06/08/2020. General Bids will be received until Tuesday, June 16, 2020 at 11:00 a.m. and within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written publicly opened online forthwith. notice to you. appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections Filed sub-bids for the trades listed below will be received until Thursday, June 4, PROBATE CODE (MUPC) within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further 2020 at 11:00 a.m. and publicly opened online forthwith. A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised notice to you. administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM Filed Sub-Bid: Glass and Glazing Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the PROBATE CODE (MUPC) Acoustical Ceiling Tile administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised Painting Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the Fire Protection expenses of administration. Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the Plumbing WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the HVAC Date: May 18, 2020 Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and Electrical Pamela Casey O'Brien expenses of administration. Register of Probate WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. General Bids must be accompanied by a negotiable bid guarantee which shall not Item: May 20, 2020 Date: May 5, 2020 be less than five percent (5%) of the greatest possible bid amount. Bid guarantee Pamela Casey O'Brien should be made payable to the City of Lynn. SWAMPSCOTT PUBLIC SCHOOLS Register of Probate Item: May 20, 2020 Bid Forms and Contract Documents will be available for pickup on 11:00AM, Wednesday, May 20, 2020 at www.BidDocsOnline.com (may be viewed Legal Notice LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT electronically and hardcopy requested) or at Nashoba Blue, Inc. at 433 Main Street, Hudson, MA 01749 (978-568-1167). IFB - Boiler Replacement at Clarke Elementary School TOWN OF SAUGUS / INVITATION FOR BID # 21-20 / Sealed bids for furnishing the following will be received at the Business Office, COMPREHENSIVE SEWER SYSTEM REHABILITATION SUBSYSTEM There is a refundable plan deposit of $50.00 per set (maximum of 2 sets) payable Swampscott Middle School, 207 Forest Ave, Swampscott, Massachusetts 01907 1C SRF PROJECT NO. CWSRF 4514 to BidDocsOnline Inc. until the time specified below at which time the bids will be publicly opened and read. Sealed bids for COMPREHENSIVE SEWER SYSTEM REHABILITATION in the Town of Deposits must be electronically paid or must be a certified or cashier's check. This Saugus will be received at the Purchasing Department in the Town Hall until 11:00 deposit will be refunded for up to two sets for General Bidders and for one set for GENERAL BID BID OPENING A.M. on Thursday June 11, 2020 at which time and place they will be publicly Sub- bidders upon return of the sets in good condition within thirty days of receipt IFB Boiler Replacement - Clarke June 10, 2020 @ 1:00 PM opened and read. of general bids. Otherwise the deposit shall be the property of the awarding DCAM Certification in HVAC for the General Contractor will be required, and an authority. Bidders requesting Contract documents be mailed to them shall include Update Statement and Certificate of Eligibility are required at the time of bid Bid documents will be available at 11:00am, May 21, 2020 at CDM Smith 75 a separate check for $50.00 per set for UPS Ground (or $65.00 per set for UPS submittal State St. Ste. 701 Boston, MA 02109. A deposit of $50.00 in cash, bank or overnight), payable to BidDocsOnline, to cover mailing costs. certified check payable to the Town of Saugus, Massachusetts will be required for SUB BIDS BID OPENING each set of the Contract Documents. A refund of the deposit will be made for such The Contract Documents may be seen, but not removed at: IFB Boiler Replacement - Clarke June 3, 2020 @ 1:00 PM Documents returned in good condition within 30 days after the Bids are received. DCAM Certification in Electrical and Plumbing for the two required sub-trades will Bid documents are also available online at: http://dodgeprojects.constructio Nashoba Blue, Inc. be required, and an Update Statement and Certificate of Eligibility are required at n.com 433 Main Street the time of bid submittal. Hudson, MA 01749 Bids are to be sealed in an envelope, marked on the outside as "IFB # 21-20 (978) 568-1167 Bid Documents and bid forms may be obtained electronically by emailing BLW Comprehensive Sewer System Rehabilitation" and returned to the Purchasing www.biddocsonline.com Engineers, Inc. at [email protected]. Department prior to the due date and time. Each bid must be accompanied by surety which is satisfactory to the Town and in the form of a cashier's, treasurer's, PRE-BID CONFERENCE / SITE VISIT: Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, the bid opening will not be made public and bids or certified check drawn on a responsible bank or trust company; or a bid bond Date and Time: Wednesday, May 27, 2020 at 10:00 AM may not be opened until 24 hours after they are received, per CDC guidelines. It is issued by a company licensed to do business in the Commonwealth in the amount Address: Lynn Vocational Technical Institute, 80 Neptune Blvd, Lynn, MA anticipated that bids will be opened the following business day. Results will be of 5% of the bid value. Prevailing Wage Rates shall be paid in accordance with tabulated and posted on the Town's website. Each bid must be accompanied by a Massachusetts General Laws. Tim Leonard bid security of CASH, CERTIFIED CHECK, or BID BOND issued by a responsible Purchasing Agent bank or trust company licensed to do business in the State of Massachusetts in The right is reserved to reject any or all bids or to accept any bid, or any portion of the amount of 5% of the total bid. same, which is expedient and in the public interest. The Town of Saugus adheres Item: May 20, 2020 to an Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action Program. A Pre-Bid conference will be held for all interested parties on May 27, 2020, @ 1:00 P.M. Meet at the main entrance to the Clarke Elementary School located Bonnie Tanner at 100 Middlesex Ave, Swampscott, MA 01907. Assistant Purchasing Manager Need to find an article? Attention is directed to the minimum wage rates to be paid as determined by the Daily Item: May 20, 2020 Department of Labor and Workforce Development under the provisions of Massachusetts General laws, Chapter 149, Sections 26 to 27D inclusive.

The Town of Swampscott is an affirmative action/equal opportunity purchaser. The Town reserves the right to accept or reject, in whole or in part, any or all bids or take whatever other action may be deemed necessary to be in the best interest of the Town.

Martha Sybert School Business Administrator

Item: May 20, 2020

Placing a help wanted ad is great for finding the skilled workers you need. Subscribe to e-edition on 781-593-7700, ext.2 WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B7 INTERNATIONAL Civic group: Mexico City virus deaths 3 times those reported By Mark Stevenson of the certificates, it was ASSOCIATED PRESS listed as a suspected con- tributing factor along with MEXICO CITY — A reg- other causes of death, like istry of death certificates pneumonia, respiratory in Mexico City suggests failure, septic shock or there were 4,577 cases multiple organ failure. where doctors mentioned Only 323 certificates list coronavirus or COVID-19 confirmed coronavirus as a as a possible or probable cause of death; 1,045 oth- cause of death, more than er death certificates listed PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS three times the official COVID-19 but didn’t spec- death toll in the city. ify if it was suspected or Football defender 28-year-old Mahrous The federal government confirmed. Mahmoud looks outside a window at his home acknowledges only 1,332 The group did not say in Manfalut, a town 230 miles south of Cairo. confirmed deaths in Mexi- how it accessed the data- co City since the pandemic base, which was kept by began, less than a third as local courts. But it noted Pandemic turns many as the investigation that official counts showed revealed. only 1,060 coronavirus Egyptian soccer player The anti-corruption deaths during that March group Mexicans Against 18-May 12 period. Corruption said in a re- Mexico City Mayor into a street vendor port Monday that it got ac- Claudia Sheinbaum has PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cess to a database of death By Sam Magdy part of a government ef- acknowledged there are A barrel organ player hopes for donations in certificates issued in Mex- more deaths than have of- ASSOCIATED PRESS fort to stem the spread Mexico City. ico City between March of the virus. His club told ficially been reported, and 18 and May 12. It showed has said a special commis- and have pledged that cas- reports in the past that MANFALUT, Egypt — players to stay at home that in explanatory notes sion will review the death es where death certificates claimed Mexico was un- On a hot Saturday after- until they could return to attached to 4,577 death figures. Her office did not mention coronavirus as a dercounting its deaths noon, Mahrous Mahmoud playing. certificates, doctors in- immediately respond to possible or probable cause on the federal level, and is busy as can be. The That’s not an option for cluded the words “SARS,” requests for comment on of death would eventually Monday’s report is unlike- professional soccer player, Mahmoud, or many others however, is working up a “COV2,” “COV,” “Covid 19,” the new report. be added to official death ly to please him. It comes in the Nile River region of sweat in a different way or “new coronavirus.” Mexico performs rela- tolls. But they have sug- from a group that he has Assiut. His family has to these days — as a street The virus’ technical tively few tests; only about gested those “suspected” criticized in the past for eat. vendor. name is SARS-CoV-2. The 150,000 have been carried cases were only about a allegedly opposing his “I should do any kind of At this time of the year, notes the group counted out so far in a nation of tenth of test-confirmed policies and representing work to help feed them,” Mahmoud would be on the included terms like “sus- about 125 million people. deaths. business interests, and in he said. field playing as a defend- pected,” “probable,” or Federal officials acknowl- President Andrés Man- the past he has mocking- er for Beni Suef, a club in The market in Manfalut, “possible” role of the virus edge some victims have uel López Obrador has ly called the group “Mexi- Egypt’s second division. a town 230 miles south of in the deaths. In 3,209 died without being tested reacted angrily to new cans For Corruption.” But like millions in the Cairo, has remained open Arab world’s most popu- throughout the pandemic, lous country, he has been bustling as shoppers buy Sri Lanka newlyweds cancel wedding party to help poor hit hard by the coronavi- provisions for the evening rus pandemic. meal that breaks the dai- By Bharatha booked. We had planned Then on March 11, the old owner of a small retail These days, he heads to ly fast during the Islamic Mallawarachi to invite 250 guests,” Dar- first Sri Lankan — a tour shop, and Pawani, 25, a work in a crowded market holy month of Ramadan. ASSOCIATED PRESS shana told The Associat- guide — tested positive for lab assistant at a state- The small pancakes that ed Press by phone from the virus, triggering fear run school, decided to in an Upper Egypt town. COLOMBO, Sri Lan- Shoulder-to-shoulder, Mahmoud makes, called his home in Malimbada, and the closure of schools share their wedding day qatayef in Arabic, are ka — As couples do all a small town about 100 and universities and many with some of their needi- shoppers jostle around over the world, Darshana stalls as he prepares a among the most favorite miles south of the capital businesses. est neighbors. Kumara Wijenarayana pancake-like pastry. Pri- Ramadan desserts. Colombo. The ongoing curfew has After registering the and his fiancee, Pawani or to the pandemic, Mah- Mahmoud returned to Family and friends curbed the spread of the marriage with a few close Rasanga, spent months moud made about $200 his hometown not long urged them to postpone virus, but also dealt a se- family and friends, the a month playing for his after the country’s partial planning a grand wedding. their April 27 wedding. vere blow to many who couple cut the wedding club. That went a long way lockdown was implement- And everything was on Instead, the couple chose survive on a daily wage. cake and fed each other toward feeding his family ed. He looked for jobs but course for the Sri Lankan to celebrate their love by As the couple’s wedding a piece before getting to of three but he also did could only find work as a couple — until the coro- feeding the poor. day approached, the local work. part-time jobs to supple- daily laborer in construc- navirus struck the island The first COVID-19 pa- curfew was lifted during The groom wore a dark ment it. tion. Before the crisis, he nation off India’s southern tient in Sri Lanka was a daytime hours, so they blue, three-piece, West- The league was shut said he could find regu- tip, leading to an indefi- Chinese tourist who fell were free to host the wed- ern-style suit with an ivory down in mid-March and lar work on construction nite lockdown. sick in January during ding as planned, albeit un- tie and boutonniere, and Mahmoud’s main source sites, usually making no “By that time, we had her vacation. She was dis- der strict social distancing the bride was in a white of income dried up. Egypt more than $7 a day, but made all the arrange- charged in February. guidelines. lace sari and a jeweled has implemented a strict now he says he’s lucky ments. Clothes, rings and Until the first week of But they’d hatched an- wedding headpiece with curfew and closed cafes, if he can get two days of cakes had been ordered. March, there was little other plan. pink and purple flowers malls and other shops as work a week. The reception hall was panic about the disease. Darshana, the 30-year- pinned above her chignon.

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LEGAL NOTICE GORTON'S PUBLIC HEARING 3rd Shift Production Position TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT Gorton's, America's leader in Frozen Seafood is seeking qualified ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS candidates to work 3rd shift (10 PM to 6 AM) at its Processing Facility in Gloucester, MA. Notice is hereby given that a Remote Public Hearing will be held on Wednesday, Compensation and Benefits If you want an honest May 27, 2020, at 7:00 P.M. Information on how to access the meeting remotely $17.56 Starting Wage with Generous opinion of value will be posted on the meeting agenda. The following NEW petitions to be heard: Step Increases Medical Insurance FREE SERVICE [Attention: Items listed below may be continued to a future scheduled meeting Dental Insurance Zero down for veterans date, to be confirmed on the final agenda. Please call of the Office of Community Life and Vision Insurance 3% down for non-veterans Development at 781-596-8829 ext 1251 for any questions.] Generous Vacation and Paid Holiday Package “Helpful tips” Paid Lunch and Breaks Petition 20-12 by ARTHUR BLACK for a site plan special permit for the construction Defined Benefit Pension Plan for a S-M-O-O-T-H of a dimensionally conforming pool house and modification of the approved site 401k Plan plan. Property is located at 60 Tupelo Road (Map 26, Lots 118 & 119). Tuition Reimbursement trouble-free move! The availability of overtime Designate a drawer for All real estate advertising in this Petition 12-5 (2) by DIGIORGIO & MESSINA CONSTRUCTION CORP. to amend prior Qualifications newspaper is subject to the Federal essentials such as Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- decision to (i) extend the term of the special permit and to (ii) modify the site plan High School Diploma or GED setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and to increase the number of units from 15 to 22. Property is located at ARCHER Prior work experience in a processing facility or in a fast paced environment sheets and towels for Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes STREET (Map 7, Lots 213-248 and 250-255). [NOTE: There are two separate Self starter with a positive attitude it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or quick access the first discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, petitions entitled 12-5 requesting separate relief.] Ability to work overtime handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, night you move into age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, And the following CONTINUED petitions will also be heard: To apply, please visit www.gortons.com/careers your new home. veteran's status, or source of income or any intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination. Petition 20-08 by BENJAMIN YELLIN seeking a dimensional special permit and use This newspaper will not knowingly accept any Plan a garage/yard advertising for real estate which is in violation of special permit to construct an addition to an existing dwelling for a proposed JOB INFORMATION the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all accessory apartment. Property is located at 23 SUMNER STREET (Map 27, Lot NOTICES sale before you move. dwellings in this newspaper are available on an 162). SERVICES equal opportunity basis. To complain of discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at Fresh coffee, baking 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at Petition 20-09 by ERIC AND MARIANNE HARTMANN seeking a use special permit NOTICE 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the for an accessory apartment in an existing single-family dwelling. Property is located PAY CALLS For more information and assistance soda, or charcoal in a hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. at 39 NICHOLS STREET (Map 11, Lot 678). regarding the reliability of business sock, placed inside Pay Call Numbers opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- your refrigerator will Petition 20-10 by PHILO T. PAPPAS & JOY R. PAPPAS, TRS., for a modification of a (900, 976 and 550) ties, employment services and financ- Have an previously approved dimensional special permit, special permit (non-conforming Advertiser telephone numbers with ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to keep the inside smell- use/structure), and site plan special permit to enclose an open, roofed over 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST contact the Better Business Bureau ing fresh and clean. patio/porch with glass, walls, and sliding glass doors. Property is located at 51 disclose the price of the telephone Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite announcement LINCOLN HOUSE AVENUE (Parcel ID: 21-66). 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or call. When a number is published Pack your current within the advertisement the per call 508-652-4800 to share? Petition 20-11 by ARTHUR GOLDBERG, NATHANSON & GOLDBERG, PC, for a use minute and/or flat charge must be phone book — it’s a special permit, dimensional special permit, special permit (parking/loading relief), included. If you dial a pay per call NOTICE Don't pay to find work before you get quick easy reference to and site plan specialpermit for the construction of a new, 8-unit condominium number from an advertisement appear- the job. Legitimate job placement firms building. Property is located at 9 Boynton Street (Parcel ID: 3-6). ing in the classified section and it the folks back home. that work to fill specific positions DOES NOT disclose this information, cannot charge an upfront fee. For free Petition 19-31 by T. KIERAN NUNAN AND CYNTHIA NUNAN, TRUSTEES C/O please notify the Item classified information about avoiding employ- Place pictures in KENNETH B. SHUTZER seeking a dimensional special permit, special permit department immediately. 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All Care

During this unprecedented time, I would like to publicly thank and acknowledge our hard-working and dedicated team at All Care VNA & Hospice. The outbreak of COVID-19 has required that home care and hospice agencies adapt to a new normal in providing care to patients in the community. At All Care, our staff, who instead of backing away from providing direct care to our patients, have continuously stepped up and faced the challenges head-on. The home health aide who provided a client and her family the ability to FaceTime her husband who was hospitalized and dying with COVID-19; the hospice nurse, social worker and chaplain who visit a patient from outside of her nursing home; FaceTime with her to offer her support and comfort within the confines of the new normal. The true spirit of our workforce is shining through this pandemic. To our clinicians and home health aides who continue to work on the front line, putting themselves at risk in order to ensure our patients are cared for - THANK YOU! And to all of our staff, thank you for your inspiration, your commitment and your compassion! We have, in my opinion, the very best professional and paraprofessional staff who continue to deliver top quality care, even in times of crisis. We greatly appreciate your hard-work and dedication as we continue to serve the community as we have for over 109 years.

Sincerely, Shawn F. Potter President/CEO All Care VNA & Hospice & Private Care Services