MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 2020 Keeping chickens and pedestrians at bay DCR’S Lynn Shore Drive fencing draws criticism By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN — Saturday night — by anyone’s account a spectacular night for walking along the beach — a large number of parking spaces from Red Rock Park to the Swampscott Line were unused. The minute you crossed over into Swampscott, though, spaces were scarce. The difference may have been the chicken-wire fence that stretches along Lynn Shore Drive, at the top of the mound that — until April — provided unfettered access to the sidewalk. The fence blocks the access, and has throughout the spring and summer. It has caused consterna- tion among those who enjoy taking a walk or bike At the Junction ride on the beachfront path. The temporary fence, installed by the state De- partment of Conservation and Recreation (DCR), ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK of Dance and will be in place for the remainder of the outdoor The Department of Conservation and Recreation recreation season. Its purpose, the DCR says, is to (DCR) has installed temporary fencing along protect new plantings including, but not limited to, Lynn Shore Drive between Red Rock Park and caution in Saugus grass seed along the slopes of the street intended the Swampscott line in an effort to protect new FENCES, A5 plantings. By Elyse Carmosino Lauren Angelo, ITEM STAFF owner of Dance Junction dance SAUGUS — When the studio in Saugus, COVID-19 pandemic hit the has planned an Movie theater North Shore mid-March, many local dance studios quickly online recital made the decision to move their for her class about to pop up recitals online or cancel them but is hoping entirely. to nd a venue For Dance Junction owner suitable for a at Peabody mall Lauren Angelo, however, nei- live performance ther felt like an option. amid the COVID-19 By Anne Marie Tobin “Some kids look forward to ITEM STAFF this all year,” she said. “This is pandemic. their marathon.” PEABODY — The best movie seats under the Many instructors say per- ITEM PHOTO | stars are coming to Peabody’s North Shore Mall. forming on stage helps young SPENSER HASAK The Peabody Area Chamber of Commerce (PACC), dancers build confidence, giv- in partnership with the North Shore Mall, premier ing them an opportunity to ap- sponsor North Shore Bank and Salem-based Cre- ply everything they’ve learned ative Collective, is hosting a pop-up drive-in movie throughout the year while night at the mall Friday, Aug. 16 (8 p.m.). working in a group setting. The featured attraction is “Rudy”, a 1993 movie Since taking over Dance Junc- about Daniel “Rudy” Ruettiger, a student whose im- tion five years ago, Angelo said probable dreams of playing college football for the her own studio’s recitals have Anthony Schillaci University of Notre Dame came true senior year. been an integral part of her stu- “We weren’t able to do our big Summer Shindig dents’ dance development and INSIDE Carnival this summer, so we were looking for some- experience. thing to do to raise money as that is normally a She said the Saugus-based LOOK! strong fundraiser for us,” said PACC Executive Di- Representing his com- school strives to be inclusive by Anthony Schillaci is rector Julie Daigle. “Employers aren’t really send- pany, JM Electrical offering a variety of classes for the longest-serving ing employees to events anymore with COVID and Principal Matt Guar- a wide range of ages and ability teacher in the Lynn you need permission if you have anything with racino has paired up levels, which makes the end-of- school system. A8 more than 10 people, so it’s been really frustrating with St. Jude Chil- year show even more meaning- because we thought we didn’t have anything we dren’s Research Hos- ful for students and their fam- Opinion could run to bring people in to be together and raise pital to run the 2020 ilies. Schools need rapid money at the same time. Boston Marathon. “Our show is so special. We COVID-19 testing. A4 That is until PACC enlisted the services of John have such a diverse dance com- Andrews, founder and owner of Creative Collective munity and we offer a program Sports in Salem. Daigle said his response to PACC’s con- for everybody because there’s Gannon members cerns that it didn’t have any viable options, was Lynn eld always a path for everyone to excited to compete simple, ‘You are wrong.’” in Public Links DANCE, A3 Championship. B1 POP-UP, A3 rm is an industrial Despite safety it all, kids leader are having By Thor Jourgensen ITEM STAFF a ball in LYNNFIELD — For the third time in five years, lo- cal company JM Electrical Swampscott has been recognized as a national leader for on-the- By Jim Correale job electrical contracting FOR THE ITEM safety. SWAMPSCOTT — The leadoff Founded in 1985 by hitter for the White Sox stepped Windsor Estates resident into the batter’s box just after Paul A. Guarracino, JM noon Saturday, and immediate- has always been Lynn- ly the familiar baseball chatter field-based, currently lo- started up from both dugouts. cated on Broadway in the The Braves hurler reared back former Sports Medicine and delivered the opening pitch. North building. As the minor league contest A specialist in advanced unfolded, it was almost possible automated building sys- to forget the pandemic and also tem installations, JM forget that Swampscott Little received the National League’s much-delayed season Electrical Contractors almost didn’t happen at all. Association (NECA) 2020 “There was a lot of uncertain- Safety Excellence Award ty,” said league President, Matt for consistently logging in- Brogna. “There was a possibili- jury and fatality rates low- ty that we wouldn’t play, based ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK er than the industry stan- on state guidelines.” dard and implementing Jameson Hat eld, 4, left, and Connor Carroll, 5, scramble to eld a groundball during a BASEBALL, A3 Swampscott Little League game on Saturday. SAFETY, A5

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Charles D. Ward, 87 Mary Patricia O’Leary Edward H. Player, 101 1931-2020 SALEM — Charles D. Ward, SWAMPSCOTT — Mary Pa- PEABODY — Edward H. Play- “Charlie”, age 87, died after a tricia O’Leary, formerly of er passed away peacefully at lengthy illness at Salem Hos- Swampscott, MA, passed away Brooksby Village in Peabody pital, August 2, 2020. He was on August 4, 2020 in Chicago, on Thursday, Aug. 6 after living the husband of the late Joan IL. She was born in Lynn on life to its fullest at the age of (Smith) Ward with whom he July 20, 1931 to Mary Agnes 101 years. shared over 40 years of mar- (Murphy) and James P. McGov- Born in Lynn, his parents riage. Born in Boston; he was ern, Sr. She was a graduate were the late William H. Jr. and the son of the late William and of St. Patrick School and St. Catherine Veronica (Collins) Agnes (White) Ward. Mary’s High School (1948) in Player. Charles graduated from the Lynn. She earned Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Sa- After graduating from Lynn Revere Public Schools and Classical, he worked at the after high school, joined the lem State University and made her career as a teacher, which Lynn Gas Company and the Army. He served the country General Electric Company. during the Korean War. He was truly her calling. She is survived by her broth- When World War II began he worked 35 years at Eastman enlisted and was assigned to Gelatin in Peabody until his ers James P. McGovern (Ar- lene) of Lynn eld and Joseph the 9th Air Corp and served in retirement in 2002. P. McGovern (the late Patricia) France and Germany. Follow- Charlie was a jokester and his step children Joan Tyler, of Lewiston, ME, her children John the Evangelist Church, ing the war he returned to the kept everyone laughing. He Brad Smith Sr., Sydney “Kip” James M. Hardy, Jr., Kevin P. where she taught in the reli- GE, and then was employed was a pool shark and had one Smith and Emma Miller, and Hardy, Mary P. Hardy, and Sean gious education program and by the City of Lynn as an elec- hell of a stick as a young man, in addition many loving grand- J. Hardy, and her stepson Kev- was a eucharistic minister. trician until his retirement. and was decent as he aged. children, great grandchildren, in O’Leary. She was preceded She was a gifted teacher and He was married to the late Charlie is survived by son nieces and nephews. in death by her dear brother loved English and Irish litera- Mary (Smith) Player, his loving Michael James, daughter Deb- Service information: A Lawrence P. McGovern; her ture. She taught at St. Pius V and devoted wife of 47 years. orah Francis and son Charles graveside service with Mil- rst husband, James M. Har- School in Lynn, and later at D. Jr. He was the brother of Together they raised four chil- itary Honors will be held at dy Sr.; her second husband, her second home, Damien dren, stayed active in the com- Barbara Shepherd and her Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn Robert J. O’Leary; her grand- High School in La Verne, CA. munity, were members of the late husband Wesley and the on Wednesday, August 12th She was an inspiration to sions Team who made a posi- daughter, Kala M. Hardy; and St. Pius Church, and helped late Helen West and her hus- at Noon. Arrangements un- her stepson Francis O’Leary. many who knew her, and in u- tive contribution to his quality any neighbor in need. Trav- band Ellsworth, Randy Ward der the direction of Goodrich She will be greatly missed enced many more. of life. and Wallace Ward. He leaves Funeral Home, Lynn, MA. by all those who loved her, Service information: Ser- eling to Maine, Vermont and Ed was predeceased by his including her grandchildren, vices will be held at a later Nova Scotia were trips that dear sister, Phyllis Guerin, who great-grandchildren, nieces date from St. John’s, with they very much enjoyed, and he would speak with daily and and nephews. burial at St. Mary’s Ceme- dining at their favorite restau- visit often. Their trips down Earl L. “Chickie” Wilson, 84 Mary was a member of St. tery in Lynn. rants in Essex for seafood, memory lane were always 1937-2020 were weekly lunches that they heartwarming, and they both always looked forward to. They shared a delightful sense of LYNN — Earl L. “Chickie” Wil- also shared a fondness for humor that brought a smile to son, 84 years young, of Lynn, Joseph Markowski, 92 crossword puzzles and would everyone. crossed over peacefully on 1928-2020 sit side by side until one was He is survived and adored Saturday, August 1, 2020, at completed. by his four children and their North Shore Medical Center in SAUGUS — Joseph Mar- Ed thoroughly enjoyed spouses: Kathy and Jeff Dono- Salem after a brief illness. He kowski (ret. Saugus Fire swimming, and his daily rou- hoe of Contoocook, N.H., Mike was born at Newcomb Hospi- Department), age 92 died tine after he retired would and Mona Player of North eld, tal on April 24, 1937, in Vine- on Thursday, August 6th at include a morning workout in N.H., Mary Ellen and Steve land, New Jersey, to the late home. He was the husband the pool at the JCC in Marble- Opacki of Ipswich, and Bill Frances Wilson and Charles of the late Rose “Vera” (Man- head with his many friends. He and Cathy Player of Washing- Wilson. He was a graduate of fre) Markowski. also enjoyed long walks along Vineland High School and in- ton, D.C. He also leaves his Born June 3, 1928, a life- Lynn and Nahant Beaches. As grandchildren: Slattery and ducted into the high school’s long resident of Saugus, he an avid reader, he would fre- Hall of Fame for athletics Cassidy Donohoe, Emily Tup- was a graduate of Saugus quent the Lynn Library for his- per, Bonnie Hipolito, Luke, (football). He attended Tem- High School and photogra- torical novels, crime mysteries, ple University brie y before Timmy and Colby Player, Mela- phy school. He was the son and war stories. He was also a nie Brawley and Henry Player. enrolling in the United States of the late Andrew and Mar- sports fan and he passionate- Five great-grandchildren, as Air Force in 1955, where he cyanna (Wladkowski) Mar- ly followed the Bruins, the Red well as many nieces, nephews served as Airman Third Class. kowski. A United States Navy After serving his duty, he was Sox, and the Patriots. and cousins. veteran of World War II, he While living at Brooksby stationed in Massachusetts enlisted at age 17 serving on His advice on living a long and settled in Lynn, becoming Village, he made many new life was: ‘Stay active and hang the USS Providence, a light friends, was a participant in a lifelong resident. He was a cruiser serving in the North in there!’ proud and loyal employee of the Sunday Mass Service, be- Service information: Atlantic and Mediterranean came a member of the Men’s General Electric River Works, theaters. He was named Ed’s funeral will be held on working as a Crane Operator Social Group, played Bocce Cheryle Randolph-Sharpe, Veteran of the Year in 2005 Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2020 at for 46 years in the Aviation di- Ball, and was a regular at and her husband Tim, all of by the PLAV Post 56, Lynn. 10 AM at St. Pius V Church, vision before retiring. He was a cole Alviti and her husband the pool where he received a New Jersey, as well as their An employee of the Town of 215 Maple Street Lynn. Ed’s member of the IUE-CWA Local Vincent, Michael Varone Saugus for 40 years, he was trophy for long-distance swim- funeral Mass will be held at 201. Before that, he worked in children. His passing is pre- and his wife Sarah, Michelle a member of the Police De- ming; the length of the English 10:30 AM, followed by inter- Lynn’s shoe and leather facto- deceased by his wife of 42 Hussey and her husband partment from 1950-1964 Channel. ment in St. Mary’s Ceme- ries for a short period. years, Florence “Sue” (Lessor) Sean, David Cucinelli and Wilson, his sister Dolores Wil- serving as the department’s The family would like to tery, Lynn. In lieu of owers, Chickie often kept to him- his longtime girlfriend Mi- extend their sincerest appre- son-Williams of New Jersey, photographer and top honor kayla Benoit and Joseph memorial donations may self and did not like “making ciation to the dedicated and and his son Jamie Lee Wilson member of the pistol team. Michael Markowski; great be made in Ed’s honor to a waves,” however, his charisma, compassionate nurses, aids quick wit and youthfulness of Lynn. He was also previous- In 1964, he transferred to grandfather of Leo Michael charity of your choice. ly married to the late Roberta the Saugus Fire Department. Varone and Ayla Hussey. He and staff at the Brooksby made him memorable to all. Village who cared for Ed and He was incredibly proud of his A. Jackson. He was a member of the Dive is also survived by his dear Service information: A Team performing underwater friend Claire Chalifour and made a difference in his daily children, career, and service to LIFE WELL CELEBRATED® the country. He was passion- Graveside Service will be rescue and recovery mis- many nieces and nephews. living. Also the Care Dimen- ate about any car he owned, held on Wednesday, August sions. After receiving many He was predeceased by his sports (mainly football), and 12, 2020, in Pine Grove commendations from both siblings Anna Bucko, Irene fond of spending summers Cemetery, 145 Boston St., departments, he retired in Anzalone, Anthony and Stan- with family by the Jersey Lynn at 11am. Relatives and 1990 as Acting Lieutenant, ley Markowski and his great Brad T. Leppek, 40 Shore in Wildwood. He never friends are respectfully invit- referring to July 4, 1990 as grandson Vincent Alviti Jr. hesitated to con dently assert ed and are asked to gather his “Independence Day.” In lieu of  owers donations that he was a “Black American inside the main gate of the In his spare time, he has in Joseph’s memory may be LYNN — Mr. Brad T. Leppek, ory may be made to giving. from South Jersey.” Chickie will cemetery at 10:45 am. A worked on many communi- made to saugus rereliefas- age 40, died on Sunday, Au- massgeneral.org/donate/. be remembered for his conta- private viewing will be held ty endeavors. He was a for- sociation.com. gust 2 nd at the Massachu- Service information: Rel- gious smile, steadfast advice, at the SOLIMINE FUNERAL mer Saugus Town Meeting Service information: Rela- setts General Hospital in Bos- atives and friends are invit- member for two terms, a and quiet demeanor. HOME, 426 Broadway (Rt. tives and friends are invited ton. He was the son of Dale N. ed to attend a visitation at very active member of the Chickie leaves behind a tre- 129), Lynn and in compli- to attend visiting hours in and the late Diane L. (Dono- The Austin Square Baptist ance with current CDC, former St. Michael’s Church mendous family legacy and is the Bisbee-Porcella Funer- van) Leppek of Lynn. Church, 10 Kessler Ave., State, and local guidelines, community, volunteered with survived by three daughters, al Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., Born in Melrose and a life- Lynn on Friday, August 14 th 40 relatives and friends are Greater Lynn Mental Health Mikki Lynne Wilson, Kim Wil- SAUGUS on Tuesday, 4-7 long resident of Lynn, Brad from 10 - 11 a.m. followed by son both of Lynn, and Julia allowed in the funeral home and Retardation Association, p.m. Funeral services are a funeral service at 11 a.m. at 10a.m., and a face cover- active member of PLAV Cpl. was a graduate of Lynn Tech. Ann Wilson of Framingham; private. He will be interred at He worked as a cashier at Interment Puritan Lawn Me- ing is required at all times. Scott J. Procopio American Riverside Cemetery, Saugus. ve sons, Earl L. Wilson, Jr. Home Depot. He had an in- morial Park, Peabody. Adher- and his wife Tracey of Milford, In lieu of owers, dona- Legion Post # 210. His hob- Per the state regulations terest in farming such as farm ing to the state regulations Duke Wilson, Eddie Wilson, tions can be made to Lynn bies included photography, and CDC guidelines, face and CDC guidelines, face animals and agriculture and Jay Wilson all of Lynn , and Vocational Technical Alum- boating, shing, polka and coverings and proper social coverings and proper social stepson Robert Leva and his ni Association (LVTAA), P.O. ballroom dancing. distancing will be required in was an avid Red Sox fan. distancing will be required. wife Heidi, of Hudson, NH; his Box 2142, Lynn, MA 01903. He is survived by four chil- the funeral home and ceme- In addition to his father, Arrangements by Bisbee-Por- beloved grandchildren, Earl L. Chickie respected the value dren, Kathy Cucinelli and her tery. For directions and con- Brad is survived by his two cella Funeral Home. For di- Wilson III, Hakim (Hawk) Da- of learning a trade combined husband David, Joe Markow- dolences www.BisbeePorcel- brothers, Jason A. Leppek of rections and condolences vis, Terrence B. Wilson, Tahlia with a strong work ethic. Lynn ski, Jr. and his wife Nancy, la.com. FL and Adam W. Leppek and www.BisbeePorcella.com. R. Wilson, Janinia Wilson, Trev- Tech’s Alumni Association Michael Markowski and his his wife Lisa of Salem. He is or Wilson, Imani Wilson, Isaiah recognizes high school stu- wife Robin, Carol Varone and also survived by aunts, uncles Wilson, Angel Smith, Sheila dents annually with awards her husband Michael. He and two nieces. Williams, Chelsea Leva, and and scholarships to pursue was the grandfather of Ni- Donations in Brad’s mem- Casey Leva, and great-grand- opportunities in trade indus- children; Jalen Wilson, Daniel tries. Directions and online Colburn, Jr., Reggie Wilson, guestbook for family and Jayda Wilson, Neyshon Wilson, friends to offer condolences Imani Wilson, Isaiah Wilson, at www.solimine.com School from crowd photo and Julian Wilson. He is also survived by many nieces and nephews, including Jayson Williams, Tiwanda Randolph, shifts to online classes DALLAS, Ga. (AP) — A not wearing masks. 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DANCE this space,” she said. “It “I’m not ever going to Angelo said having From A1 was outdoors and would say ‘this is it’ until I know a community of other have allowed people to In my heart that this is dance instructors makes develop here,” Ange- be safe. We were going to something that will make her feel less alone as she lo said. “Each year it’s break it up into multiple everybody have a spe- navigates how to best something different and shows and do it in a way cial and memorable time help the students she people are really brought that would be safest not while also staying safe,” loves during such a diffi- to tears. It’s a very emo- only for our children, but she said, adding that the cult time. tional experience and it’s for families who were go- entire experience has been “It isn’t something that’s a very beautiful time for a ing to be watching.” one of the most frustrating anybody’s fault. I just feel lot of people.” Then three weeks ago, of her life. small businesses in gen- Not yet ready to accept Angelo received another “For the kids especially, defeat, Angelo said she email informing her that they’ve really been gypped eral are getting crushed held out hope that the the new venue, the Saugus out of a lot of things,” she by this pandemic, and we show — initially sched- Elks, would also be unable said. “Dance is canceled. want to (put) a spotlight uled for June 19th — could to host the event. She was Sports are canceled. These on different programs, still go on. devastated. activities they depend on like the arts,” Angelo said. It wasn’t until Reading “We weren’t the only for social and emotional “You see these news ar- High School, the venue ones who were canceled, growth were taken away ticles coming out about where Dance Junction but it still doesn’t soften from them because of the the arts suffering in dif- typically holds its recit- the blow,” she said. “Every pandemic, and this is a ferent ways, and in your als, informed her it was studio is having a differ- way for us to come back own town, kids need these canceling all scheduled ent experience with this, together as a community things. Kids need to have performances, that An- but I think people can re- and bring back that joy of these things in their daily gelo said it finally hit late to where I’m coming dance.” lives. her. Unsure how long the from where it’s been let- Thankfully, Angelo “Having the recital is pandemic’s effects were down after letdown. We’re said she has received just one part of a bigger likely to last, Angelo doing the best we can to support from other local issue, which is, ‘where is moved the show date to scramble and get these studio owners. In partic- our support?’ That’s what late August and imme- kids some kind of closure ular, she’s been in close diately set out to find to this year, because that’s contact with Christine I’m navigating through a new venue, eventual- the most important thing Proia, owner of Christine now. Am I my own sup- ly landing on one that for them.” Proia’s Dance Academy. port system, or am I alone would still allow for 75 Now, less than three The two frequently ex- in this?” students and audience weeks away from her new change ideas on how to ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK members to socially dis- Aug. 27 show date, Angelo make their hopes for a Elyse Carmosino can be Lauren Angelo stands below the sign for her tance. said she’s left looking for socially-distanced show a reached at ecarmosino@ dance studio in Saugus. “I was all excited about yet another option. reality. itemlive.com. Movie theater Despite it all, kids are having about to a ball in Swampscott BASEBALL pop up at From A1 Like youth baseball pro- grams around the country, the league was preparing Peabody mall for the upcoming season in mid-March when the POP-UP stay active in the com- coronavirus ground ev- From A1 munity and help the lo- erything to a halt. At the cal restaurants and oth- time, the league was in the Dailge said Creative er businesses,” she said. middle of tryouts. Collective is in charge of “People can combine the “We waited on Little production. The company movie with going out to League International for has run several success- dinner or getting takeout, guidance as well as the ful outdoor movie nights, so even if we don’t make state and town,” Brogna the most recent the City any money, it will be suc- said. of Salem’s Summer Drive- cessful for local business- After months of waiting, In Series’ showing of es.” the season finally began “Edward Scissorhands” Daigle said the chamber on July 7, three months Friday at Salem State’s is already working on a later than usual, with O’Keefe Center. second pop-up tentatively new rules in place: players “Julie came to us looking scheduled for August 30. wearing masks and keep- for an event that would Andrews will be filming ing their distance in the be fun and a good money- a pre-show video Tues- dugout; no hugs or high- maker, so we just thought day featuring messages fives; mandatory masks we had seen the success from Daigle, Bettencourt, for umpires, coaches and of other pop-up movie the- North Shore Mall Man- fans at all times. atres we had done in the ager Mark Whiting and, Everyone praised the last five years and thought if available, a North Shore players’ efforts in follow- this would be perfect,” Bank representative. ing the rules. Andrews said. “We have “Working with everyone “The kids have respond- the projectionist, we have has been great. l love this ed really well,” Braves lighting guys, we have and they are interested in coach Joe McGonagle said. Jameson sound guys, so it’s a perfect doing another, and so are “I was concerned at first Hatfield, 4, partnership. Also, we have we,” she said. “It’s been a about the masks and the swerves to worked extensively in Pea- treat working with every- spacing, but for the most avoid the ball body and are looking to get one who have all made it part it’s gone better than and Caleb more Peabody businesses so easy. We had a meeting expected.” Aranson, 5, as to buy into us.” with the city departments Early on, McGonagle’s he runs down Daigle said the City last week and we all feel the first base of Peabody has been on team sometimes for- that anything that helps line. board from the get-go, say- got protocols following a ing “The Mayor (Ted Bet- out the business commu- clutch hit or a nice defen- nity is what we have to do sive play, celebrating in ITEM PHOTO | tencourt) thought it was a SPENSER HASAK no brainer as the city has to support it.” the usual way. no events planned until at And now, a spoiler alert “We just came up with for those who may not an air-chop thing to have day’s contest was Na- be reminders, but they’re World Series, the banner least September.” than DeRoche, 16, who just happy to be playing, event that brings the best The movie screen will have seen the movie. them do that instead of a Ruettiger fought against high-five,” said McGona- has been calling youth so if they have to wear a 12-year-old all-star teams be set in the parking area baseball games for three mask, they wear a mask.” from around the world to near the Barnes and No- all odds not only to gain gle. years. Umpires have had Christian Bauta has Williamsport, Penn., was bles Bookstore. While acceptance into Notre While the White Sox, to adapt as well, stand- both a son and a daughter canceled for the first time there are 800 total park- Dame,but to become a from neighboring Nahant, ing behind the pitcher’s ing spaces there, only 200 walk-on member of the are in “a rebuilding year,” in the league. in the tournament’s 73- mound instead of behind will be available to maxi- Irish scout team. In the according to coach Shawn “I think they’ve taken year history. mize social distancing and final game of the 1975 Hubauer, “the kids’ atti- home plate, which means appropriate precautions District and regional other safety precautions. season, he sacked Geor- tudes have been great. DeRoche has to be quick in terms of wearing masks playoffs were scrapped as Movie goers will be re- gia Tech’s quarterback on They’re smiling. They’re on his feet. and sanitizing the balls,” well, but Brogna said that quired to stay inside their the final play of the game, having a ball.” “When the ball is hit, I he said. “It’s been great the leagues in District 16 vehicles except when us- prompting his teammates The players, mostly 10- have to think about where to have a little bit of nor- are trying to put togeth- ing the restrooms. to carry him off the field and 11-year-olds at the I have to go so I won’t be in malcy, adding there have er a tournament for the It’s Daigle’s hope that on their shoulders. Notre minor-league level, were the way,” he said. been “no outbreaks of 12-year-olds, who are in the evening will give a Dame lore is that he was disappointed when the DeRoche added that, COVID on the teams or in their last year of Little shot in the arm to near- the first - and only - player league shut down. among other precautions, the towns related to Little League. by restaurants that have ever carried off that field. “I was really hoping that he doesn’t touch the base- League play.” “The district administra- been hit especially hard there would be a season balls at all during the Anne Marie Tobin can Joanne Bryanos, Connor tor (Joe Bagliere) is get- by the pandemic. and there was, and I was games. DeLoid’s grandmother, sat ting a head count and we’ll be reached at atobin@ “The reason this is so really happy,” the Braves’ The league has more in the shade outside the see,” Brogna said. “We’ll be good is that we need to itemlive.com. John DiLisio said. than 250 youngsters play- right-field fence. involved if we can.” “I wanted to see my ing this year, with four “I’m so happy they’re Out on the field Satur- major league teams, four friends,” said Brandon back at sports because day, the White Sox, pulled in the minor league, five Selling a house? Maher of the White Sox, it’s been so isolating,” she off a nice double play. The farm teams, eight instruc- and teammate Connor said. “They’ve missed each players cheered and con- Buying a house? tional teams and eight DeLoid echoed the senti- other.” gratulated each other – T-ball teams. Find out what properties ment: “I really wanted to This year’s Little League safely. meet up with my friends.” Brogna said parents recently sold in your area. As for the safety proto- were allowed to opt out cols, there was a feeling of and get their money back. Lynn Drug Task Force LAW OFFICES OF Check out resignation that this is the He estimated that about JAMES J. 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Adults [email protected] The basic issue is as follows: Back in March, ing limitations and wait-times the pandemic forced federal courts to postpone get about two or three colds per must become a driving factor in BUSINESS OFFICE year, and children get more. hearing asylum cases through the Migrant Pro- school reopening discussions. Susan J. Conti tection Protocols. Those hearings were scheduled COVID-19 has a wide range of There are clear benefits of Controller, ext. 1288 to restart in mid-July, but were again postponed symptoms and presentations, so children going back to school [email protected] it is difficult to distinguish from when the Department of Homeland Security and as soon as possible, which were Ted Grant the Department of Justice issued new rules a few other viral illnesses without a formally recognized by pedia- Publisher, ext. 1234 weeks ago that put such hearings on hold until test. Some people may infect tricians, educators and super- [email protected] others without any symptoms. Texas and other states meet specific criteria for intendents. But in that same Marian Kinney reopening their economies. Under these new rules, The only way to stop the statement, they also urged that ext. 1212 bordering Mexican states also need to meet spe- spread of a disease through a “a one-size-fits-all approach is [email protected] community is to immediately cific reopening criteria that basically amount to not appropriate for return to Will Kraft waiting until the pandemic passes and most busi- isolate and test any symptom- school decisions.” There will be Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 nesses can reopen. atic individual as well as any a time when schools can safely [email protected] It would be one thing if this were a simple de- asymptomatic individuals they reopen. The University of Mas- have been in contact with. Ep- Paula Villacreses lay, but the truth is that these federal rules are sachusetts medical school has A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 helping create a dangerous situation where peo- idemiologists believe that fre- succeeded through frequent [email protected] ple are clustered in close proximity to each other quent testing is how we can and rapid testing. Mike Shanahan and therefore could become a center for spreading quell our current crisis. With Now is the time to fund test- the current testing wait times, Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 the novel coronavirus in Mexico as well as into the ing and CDC resources. Now [email protected] we need far more lab capacity, United States. is the time to build the testing testing solution, swabs, con- Carolina Trujillo What’s clear is that these policies are needlessly infrastructure we need to re- tact tracers and other trained Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 creating this problem. The government is capable open safely. Ultimately, if rapid [email protected] of conducting hearings through a video conferenc- personnel to help interpret the testing protocols cannot be en- ing system. In fact, the courts already use such sys- results to meet this country’s Jim Wilson acted for teachers or facilities tems to hold some of the hearings involving people needs. The Trump administra- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 staff, a school is better off re- [email protected] held within detention centers, though many are tion is pushing for cutting funds still held in person. They can take this same step for testing at possibly the worst maining virtual. Schools should CIRCULATION learn from hospitals’ experienc- with the tens of thousands of people stuck along time. Lisa Mahmoud the border. The Executive Office for Immigration Let’s imagine that school sys- es when it comes to workforce Manager, ext. 1239 Review should agree to make this option known tems experience even a fraction planning in the COVID-19 era. 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What happens to Designer al and practical thing to do in order to stop the the kids who are home and sick nal medicine hospitalist phy- [email protected] spread of COVID-19. It’s also a better approach or home and waiting for test sician at Yale New Haven Hos- Mark Sutherland than holding in-person hearings. results? Will whole classrooms pital. Creative Director, ext. 1330 Regardless of what our immigration policies are, [email protected] a great country shouldn’t implement policies that NEWSROOM make a crisis along its border more likely. In fact, it should take deliberate steps to reduce the risk CORRECTION Mike Alongi and foster the rule of law by addressing asylum Sports Editor, ext. 1228 [email protected] cases quickly and fairly. 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While the fencing along safety leader Lynn Shore Drive may be an eyesore now — at the height of the summer — SAFETY ber of internal programs,” the DCR said it will help From A1 said Matthew Gaurracino. improve the appearance of Specializing in installa- the area in the future. internal company safety tion of basic building con- However, some people practices above and be- trols for heat, lighting and who were sitting near yond basic industry com- other necessities, JM has Red Rock Park Sunday pliance. kept abreast of technolo- said the fencing could be a “We are honored to be gy, increasingly tuning in safety hazard. They have recognized for our prac- to energy efficiency and found it to be a hindrance tices from such a highly computer monitoring. to their access to the Lynn respected industry asso- The firm’s Massachu- Shore Drive walkway. ciation, particularly an setts client list includes Others were simply award that highlights our Millennium Tower in Bos- wondering what purpose commitment to the safety, ton and 121 Seaport. A it was serving, as it is in health, and well-being of union contractor, JM has place along the grass area our employees,” said JM 20 office employees and in between the street and ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Electrical Principal Mat- 150 electricians working Lynn Shore Drive path, A man skates past a fence on Lynn Shore Drive. thew Guarracino, a Lynn- various expertise levels. which makes it difficult field resident. “We’ve more than tripled for a passenger to get out JM Electrical was one of His friend Dave Caiazzo, out the city. have also been installed at in size in six years. We feel of a vehicle. of Malden, said it could Some people have asked the intersection of Market only four Greater Boston “When I came up here that strongly about the be dangerous for people The Item about traffic and Broad streets, which companies to be singled and saw this, I thought, market,” Guarracino said. to walk to the area after lanes in the Nahant Rota- consist of dotted yellow out for safely logging more What the hell?” said Vin- Charitable support is parking if they are not ry, particularly the right- skip lines for the left than 150,000 work-hours cent Dalleva, 49. “I thought a JM core value with near a crosswalk. hand lane running from turn designation that are on job sites. All JM Elec- it was for COVID-19.” the Guarracino family’s Lynn Shore Drive onto the aimed at deterring mo- trical electricians hone Dalleva lives in Wilm- It’s even worse when the long-standing support go- Carroll Parkway in the di- torists from entering the their skills at the NECA/ ington, but has been vis- area is crowded. International Brother- ing back three generations “It’s hard to park here on rection of Boston. The lane center median, according for St. Jude, the organiza- iting the beach and walk- to DCR. hood of Electrical Workers way along Lynn Shore the weekends,” said Caiaz- goes from being a trav- tion dedicated to fighting As for the fencing along joint training center, one Drive for years. He has zo, 65. el lane to a parking lane cancer in children. Lynn Shore Drive, some of the most intensive elec- never seen fencing used Claudio and Fatima once it clears the rotary. Employees raised $2,000 people have a different trical training programs in the area before and did Lima, a married couple But despite the potential in the country. in December, 2018 to sup- from Medford who were traffic hazard or confu- take on things. not think it was serving Maureen St. Pierre, of In addition, each elec- port Salem-based Cloth- much of a purpose, taking in the ocean view sion that the change could Lynn, who was reading trician completes 10,000 ing Connection and also “It looks ugly,’ said Dal- Sunday with their dog, create for drivers, DCR near Red Rock Park Sun- hours of classroom and on- donated clothing. leva. “It doesn’t look good.” acknowledged the same said the agency has not day, said she chooses to the-job training through The firm enjoys a strong Lou, a Hamilton resi- issue. received complaints from walk to the area since she the National Joint Ap- reciprocal relationship dent who did not want to ‘The problem is when motorists regarding pave- lives nearby. prenticeship Training with Wentworth Insti- share his last name, said you get out of the car and ment markings within the “It’s easier than trying to Committee (NJATC). tute of Technology in Bos- he almost got hit by a car walk, you don’t have the Nahant Rotary. park,” she said. “Throughout our com- ton with involvement in when he was walking to- space to walk,” said Clau- The agency said the school fundraising and a pany’s history, JM Electri- ward the area. dio, 51. “You have to walk markings were installed Item reporter Thor Jour- cal has made safety – on Wentworth hiring track on the street.” in 2018 and were deemed “There’s no place to gensen contributed to this job sites and in the work- record. walk,” said Lou, explain- The fence may be the appropriate by the Man- place – our utmost priori- ing that he had to walk newest addition, but it is ual of Uniform Traffic report. Gayla Cawley can ty for our colleagues, and Thor Jourgensen can be on the street because the not the only one to prompt Control Devices and DCR be reached at gcawley@ we actively promote that reached at tjourgensen@ fencing blocked his access some questions from resi- parkway standards. itemlive.com. Follow her culture through a num- itemlive.com. to the walkway. dents traveling through- Pavement markings on Twitter @GaylaCawley. N.H. hospitals losing millions, fall sports on in Vermont

BOSTON (AP) — A look lose $40 million by the end some things and prevent a at coronavirus news from of next month. massive, drastic closure,” around New England: “COVID has had a devas- Mayor Brian Arrigo said. VERMONT tating effect on our financ- Revere’s daily positive Pam Kissell, es,” Walker said. “It’s had testing rate is three times Vermont Gov. Phil Scott a food service an impact on hospitals in that of the average in says high school sports worker at the New Hampshire but for us Massachusetts, NBC Bos- will happen this fall, but Bellows Falls in particular, we’ve been ton reported. things will look different. Union High at ground zero.” “This won’t be a normal School, in RHODE ISLAND season, but our goal is to Westminster, MASSACHUSETTS Neighboring states’ new offer a path forward for Vt., wraps Officials in a Boston sub- quarantine requirements each of these sports to give meals to be urb hard hit by the corona- on visitors from Rhode Is- some sense of normalcy in handed out to virus are stepping up ef- land is frustrating business abnormal times,” the gov- students on forts to contain the disease. owners and forcing some to ernor said. Friday. Free coronavirus testing change their vacation plans. The state’s governing in Revere is being extend- Gary Algiere, of the body of athletics is expect- PHOTO | ed through September 12 Bayview Fun Park tells ed to release guidance this ASSOCIATED PRESS and a second testing site is WJAR-TV “we thought, week. Practices can begin expected to be announced ‘Oh everything’s almost on the first day of in-school insure physical distancing in revenue between March tial surgeries and services on Monday. back to normal.’ Then this learning, which is Sept. 8. to the point that’s possible and July, said Kathy Bi- due to the virus crisis. Officials this weekend happened. The motels, Julie Moore, Secretary and minimize contact,” zarro-Thunberg, executive Alex Walker, chief oper- were handing out masks tons of cancellations.” Al- of the Vermont Agency of Moore said. vice president of the New ating officer at Catholic at the beach, where giere says most visitors to Hampshire Hospital As- Medical Center in Man- crowds have been gath- Natural Resources, said NEW HAMPSHIRE the Westerly Beaches are there will be changes to sociation. The group esti- chester, said the hospital ering in the heat, and en- from out of state. minimize contact and al- New Hampshire’s hospi- mates hospitals will lose laid off more than 70 em- couraging people to keep Massachusetts and Con- low for social distancing. tals are hurting financially $700 million by the end ployees last week, reduced their distance. The city is necticut recently added “The higher contact the and bracing for cuts due to of the year, The Concord hours for dozens of posi- also broadcasting messag- Rhode Island to the list of activity, the more inter- the coronavirus pandemic. Monitor reported. tions and froze hiring for es about the virus in En- states whose travelers are ested we are at looking at The state’s hospitals col- Hospitals were forced to all nonessential workers. glish and Spanish. directed to quarantine for potential modifications to lectively lost $575 million pause lucrative nonessen- The hospital expects to “Our goal is to rollback 14 days. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 2020 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Accidents States rush to pass policing larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- A report of a motor vehicle accident Saturday at Rus- curacy, it is the sole responsibility sell Street and Gates Road reforms after Floyd’s death of the concerned party to contact at 10:04 a.m., at 252 An- the relevant police department and dover St. at 12:29 p.m., at RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — have the department issue a no- 20 Howley St. at 9:09 p.m., The death of George Floyd tice of correction to the Daily Item. Sunday at 111 Foster St. at and widespread protests Corrections or clarifications will not 3:52 a.m., at Caller Street at over racial injustice have be made without express notice of 8:34 a.m., at 1 Andover St. at prompted several states to move at a lightning pace change from the arresting police 10:45 a.m. to pass significant polic- department. Complaints ing reform proposals that in some cases have lan- MARBLEHEAD A report of a disturbance guished for years. Saturday at 474 Lowell St. The urgency is biparti- Accident at 1:33 a.m., at 6 Pulaski St. san, as both Democratic at 6:04 a.m., at 112 Lynn St. and Republican majori- A report of a motor vehicle at 7:23 p.m., at 2 Dane St. ties in various legislatures accident at Anderson Street have moved quickly to Friday at 11 a.m. at 7:36 p.m., at 14 King St. at 8:42 p.m., at 14 King St. pass bills banning choke- holds, making it easier Complaints at 10:18 p.m., at 11 Shef- field Drive at 10:50 p.m., at to hold officers legally A report of road rage over 9 Veterans Memorial Drive at accountable for their ac- littering at West Shore Drive 11:08 p.m., Sunday at Houri- tions and other reforms. Friday at 12:46 p.m., a report han Street at 12:06 a.m., at 2 GOP-controlled Iowa took about a week to pass a of a gray Honda doing donuts Littles Lane at 1:12 a.m. in a parking lot at Atlantic Av- series of policing bills in A report of suspicious ac- mid-June. A week later, enue at 3:36 p.m, A report of tivity Saturday at Granite and an older male and a younger the Colorado Legislature, Washington Street at 3:10 where Democrats hold the child around 12 years old PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS p.m. majority, passed a sweep- knocking on doors and look- The words “I can’t breathe” are flashed on a wall during a Black Lives ing in windows at High Street ing police accountability Vandalism Matter protest in Portland, Ore. State legislatures across the U.S. are at 7:25 p.m., a report of a bill that sped through the legislative process with bi- pushing an array of policing reforms after the demonstrations related large gathering of people at A report of vandalism Sat- partisan support. to the death of George Floyd last spring. the beach who “don’t look like urday at 53 Fairview Ave. at Minnesota passed a they’re related” at 8:01 p.m., 7:15 a.m., at 200 Jubilee bills during the normal wide range of policing and new law that eliminated a report of three men talking broad slate of police ac- Drive at 3:22 p.m., countability measures legislative calendar. other reforms in a spe- the qualified immuni- loudly Saturday at Clifton Av- that include a ban on “The national protests cial session starting later ty defense that general- enue at 1:21 a.m., a report Theft neck restraints like the that followed George this month. One proposal ly protects government of people not wearing masks one used on George Floyd Floyd’s killing have shown that has drawn pushback workers from lawsuits and drinking alcohol at Ocean A report of larceny Saturday before his death in Min- that the nation is de- would downgrade the was strongly opposed by Avenue at 9:04 p.m., a report at 386 Lowell St. at 6:35 p.m. neapolis. The state is one manding stronger police charge of assault on a po- some police. Officials say a of a car full of kids partying at A report of shoplifting Sun- of only two in the country accountability,” said Cal- lice officer from a felony handful of veteran officers Longview Drive West at 11:26 day at Stop and Shop at 19 where partisan control of ifornia state Sen. Steven to a misdemeanor in cas- in the state have since re- p.m. Howley St. at 12:12 p.m. the legislature is split. Bradford. es where the officer is not signed, saying the finan- A report of a disturbance “This kind of rapid re- California’s legislature injured. cial risk isn’t worth it. Sunday at Ocean Avenue at SWAMPSCOTT sponse from legislators, on is in the final month of a State Del. Lamont Bagby, The protests have not 1:18 a.m. this type of issue particu- session repeatedly inter- chairman of the Legisla- moved every state toward Complaint larly, is not something I’ve rupted by the pandemic tive Black Caucus, said it’s putting new limits on po- Fire ever seen previously,” Am- and lawmakers are push- unfortunate that Floyd’s lice powers. If anything, A noise complaint Satur- ber Widgery, a program ing to enact nearly a doz- death was necessary to protests in Missouri have A report of a boat fire Satur- day at Ingalls Terrace at 1:35 day at Ferry Lane at 9:43 a.m. principal on criminal jus- en police-related laws. create a sense of urgency only fueled backlash and a.m., at 26 Elm Place at tice issues at the National One would require law en- for policing reforms. pro-police sentiment, pri- Vandalism 10:19 p.m., at 124 Essex St. Conference of State Legis- forcement officers to im- “But we won’t pass up marily among Republican at 11:54 p.m., Sunday at 30 latures. mediately intercede and the opportunity,” he said. elected officials. A report of “Black Lives Buena Vista St. at 2:06 a.m. Since Floyd’s death in report what they believe Pennsylvania lawmak- With the state legisla- Matter” spray painted with A report of suspicious ac- late May, there have been to be the use of excessive ers quickly approved two ture in a special session, black paint on town proper- tivity Saturday at Walgreens about 450 pieces of po- force. Another would allow police oversight bills in Republican Gov. Mike Par- ty at Ocean Avenue Friday at at 505 Paradise Rd. at 5:10 licing reform proposals criminal suspects to apply June, legislation that in- son, a former sheriff who 8:51 a.m. p.m., at 60 Humphrey St. at introduced in 31 states, for victims’ compensation cluded measures Black is campaigning to keep his 7:27 p.m. according to a count by if they were injured by po- lawmakers and their seat in November, directed PEABODY A report of a disturbance at the NCSL. Many states lice use of excessive force. mostly Democratic allies lawmakers to focus on an 1 Loring Ave. at 7:01 p.m., at had finished their nor- Another state expect- had tried to pass for years uptick in violence in the Arrests 1 Loring Ave. at 7:59 p.m. mal legislative session at ed to take action soon is in the Republican-con- state’s largest cities. He the time of Floyd’s death Virginia, where a new trolled General Assembly. dismissed bipartisan calls Joseph Mallahan Sr., 29, of Vandalism and are planning to ad- Democratic majority dis- Law enforcement’s re- from Black legislators and 95 Casa Blanca Court, Haver- dress police accountabil- appointed some criminal action to the state-level activists for the legisla- hill, charged with shoplifting A report of vandalism Sat- ity next year. But some justice reform advocates push has been mixed, with ture to address police ac- $250 plus, Sunday at 12:12 urday at 33 Columbia St. at states are having special earlier this year with a go- police groups supporting countability issues, saying p.m. 9:13 a.m. sessions this year and oth- slow approach. Now law- some measures and oppos- those issues need to be de- ers moved quickly to pass makers are set to debate a ing others. In Colorado, a bated next year. Ex-Green Berets jailed Dispute erupts into in Venezuela attack gunfire at D.C. party

CARACAS, Venezue- Denman and Berry, both WASHINGTON (AP) Nelson Bostic, a resident la (AP) — A Venezuelan decorated former U.S. ser- — A dispute that erupt- in the area, told WTOP court has sentenced two vice members, were found ed into gun fire during he heard a burst of rapid former U.S. special forc- guilty of conspiracy, traf- a large outdoor party in gunfire, then saw “people es soldiers to 20 years in ficking in illegal arms and Washington, D.C., early laying on the ground” and prison for their part in a terrorism, Saab said. Sunday left one person “ducking under cars.” blunder-filled beach attack But lawyers for the dead and some 20 oth- “It was terrible,” he said. aimed at overthrowing men said the hearing was ers injured, including an Relatives of the teenag- President Nicolás Maduro. marred by irregularities. off-duty officer “struggling er killed described him as Lawyers for the former Alonso Medina Roa said for her life,” according to someone who was full of Green Berets, Luke Den- he was hired a month ago police. man and Airan Berry, said by the families of the two energy and quick to smile. Christopher Brown, 17, He also had a 1-year-old they were barred from the Americans but has so far died in the shooting that secretive jailhouse pro- been barred from meeting son. occurred after midnight “A lot of people know him ceedings Friday night in or speaking with his cli- in a southeast side neigh- what they consider a vi- ents. as just a good person,” his borhood where people had mother, Artecka Brown, olation of their constitu- In violation of their PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gathered for music and tional rights to a defense. constitutional rights to told WUSA9. “That was food, Peter Newsham, the an innocent life taken for Maduro’s chief prose- a defense, he said, Judge President Nicolas Maduro shows what Ven- chief of the Metropolitan no reason.” cutor announced the sur- Máximo Marquez never ezuelan authorities claim are identification Police Department, told There may have been prise decision late Friday informed him of Friday documents of former U.S. special forces and reporters. hundreds of attendees at night. night’s proceedings at the U.S. citizens Airan Berry, right, and Luke “There was some kind of the party despite city re- “THEY ADMITTED headquarters of the SE- Denman, left, during a online press confer- a dispute,” Newsham said. THEIR RESPONSIBILITY BIN police, where the men ence in Caracas. “Multiple weapons were strictions during the coro- FOR THE FACTS,” Tarek are being held. They were produced.” navirus pandemic on such William Saab announced represented instead by a Berry. had lingered since their Police said at least large gatherings. on Twitter, adding that public defender. Mark Denman, brother arrest two years and eight three shooters may have “We can’t tolerate these proceedings will continue The two Americans ar- of Luke Denman, said in months ago until former been involved, though types of gatherings in our against dozens of other de- rested in a coastal fish- a statement that the fami- New Mexico Gov. Bill no arrests were immedi- city during COVID-19,” Newsham said. “It’s just fendants accused of assist- ing community have ever lies were “very disappoint- Richardson met in July ately announced. Newsh- too dangerous.” ing in the May 3 raid. He since been paraded by of- ed” that the men were not with Maduro in Caracas am said a motive for the Mayor Muriel Bowser, did not offer details. ficials on Venezuelan state represented by their pri- to urge they be released shooting wasn’t clear. “Operation Gideon” was TV as proof of their long- speaking to reporters near vate legal counsel. and returned home to the Fellow officers took the launched from makeshift held claims that the Unit- “With the trial behind injured off-duty officer to the scene of the shooting, United States. training camps in neigh- ed States is set on violent- us, we are now focused on a local hospital. noted that public drinking boring Colombia and left ly overthrowing Maduro’s assuring that during their Richardson on Saturday “She’s struggling for her and marijuana use out- at least eight rebel sol- socialist government. detainment their rights said he would also work to life right now,” he said. side were prohibited, as diers dead while more The incident also are adhered to. This in- free the convicted veterans, He added that “the rest were gatherings of more than 60 more were jailed. prompted claims that U.S. cludes humane treatment, who are both natives of Tex- of the gunshot wounds, than 50 people as a pre- Ex-Green Beret Jordan backed opposition leader access to adequate med- as. as far as we know, are caution against spreading Goudreau, who operated Juan Guaidó had autho- ical care, communication “Luke Denman and non-life-threatening.” the coronavirus. a Florida-based securi- rized Goudreau through a with their families and at- Airan Berry are American ty firm called Silvercorp signed agreement to carry torneys,” he said. citizens and military veter- USA, claimed responsibili- out the attack, executed by U.S. officials also have ans who deserve our sup- ty for the failed attack and two of Guaidó’s former po- demanded freedom for six port,” he said. “We will con- had hired his two former litical advisors in the U.S. jailed American oil execu- tinue our dialogue with the army buddies to prepare U.S. officials have denied tives from Houston-based Venezuelans to try to find a small cadre of deserting any role in the attack but Citgo, a subsidiary of Ven- a way to bring them back Venezuelan soldiers living have not said what knowl- ezuela’s state-owned oil home to their families.” at the makeshift camps. edge they had about the monopoly, who had been Both cases play out amid Venezuelan prosecutors clandestine camps in Co- lured to Caracas for a hostility between Washing- have ordered his arrest. lombia, details of which meeting and then arrest- Goudreau is believed to be were made public by an ed on corruption charges, ton and Caracas. The Trump in the U.S., where he also AP investigation two days which all deny. administration last year is under investigation for prior to the raid. Secretary A day before the two threw its support behind possibly violating arms of State Mike Pompeo said ex-Green Berets were opposition leader Guaidó, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS trafficking laws in connec- Washington would use all sentenced, the corruption who has been recognized as tion to the botched incur- possible means to win the trial began for the so- Venezuela’s legitimate pres- Law enforcement work the scene of a shooting sion. freedom of Denman and called Citgo 6. The case ident by 60 nations. Sunday in Southeast Washington. MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Ohio governor’s conflicting COVID-19 tests raise backlash By Dan Sewell and Andrew Welsh-Huggins ASSOCIATED PRESS COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio governor’s pos- AP FILE PHOTO itive, then negative, tests for COVID-19 have pro- Letter carriers load mail trucks for deliveries at a U.S. Postal Service facil- vided fuel for skeptics of ity in McLean, Va. The success of the 2020 presidential election could come government pandemic down to a most unlikely government agency: the U.S. Postal Service. mandates and critics of his often-aggressive poli- cies. “I’m sure the inter- Postal Service emerges net is lighting up with ‘Well, you can’t believe any test,’ “ Mike DeWine said in a WCOL radio as flash point interview Friday, after a whirlwind of events the day before when the initial positive showing heading into election forced the Republican to scrub a planned meeting By Anthony Izaguirre away from the post office,” Louis DeJoy, a former sup- with President Donald and Matthew Daly said Jim Sizemore, presi- ply-chain CEO and a major Trump. And on Sunday, ASSOCIATED PRESS dent of the American Post- donor to Trump and other he told CNN’s “State of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS al Workers Union chapter Republicans, has pushed the Union” that “people WASHINGTON — Mail in the Cincinnati region. cost-cutting measures to should not take away Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine acknowledges mem- piling up. Constant at- He said his offices are be- eliminate overtime pay and from my experience that bers of the media while entering his residence tacks from the president. hind on deliveries because hold mail until the next day testing is not reliable or after testing positive for COVID-19 earlier in Cuts to overtime as record of new rules specifying if postal distribution cen- doesn’t work.” the day Thursday, Aug. 6, 2020, in Bexley, Ohio. numbers of ballots are when mail can go out. ters are running late. Instead of seeing Trump expected to pass through The pandemic has forced DeJoy, 63, of North Car- at the Cleveland airport, each by Ohio State’s Wex- a photo of DeWine wear- post offices this fall. states to expand voting by olina, was tapped to head DeWine returned to this ner Medical Center again ing a mask minutes after The success of the 2020 mail as a safe alternative the service by a Trump-ap- state capital for new test- returned negative results the positive test was an- presidential election could to in-person polling places. pointed board of governors ing with his wife, Fran, for DeWine and his wife. nounced Thursday. hinge on a most unlikely Some states are opting to and started in June. He is through Ohio State Uni- The conflicting results “I think the question government agency: the send ballots to voters or the first postmaster general versity’s medical center come as Americans have must be asked. Has he not U.S. Postal Service. Current allowing people to use fear in nearly two decades who is They then went to their grown frustrated about been wearing his mask, signs are not promising. of the virus as a reason to not a career postal employee. southwestern Ohio farm or do masks not stop the The Postal Service al- access to testing and by cast an absentee ballot. DeJoy has said repeatedly in Cedarville, where DeW- slow results. Ohioans also spread?” Vitale said in his ready was facing ques- That’s led to predictions that the Postal Service is in post, which also stated he ine said he planned to remain divided over DeW- tions over how it would of an an unprecedented a financially untenable po- quarantine for 14 days. wished the governor no ill ine’s actions to deal with handle the expected spike amount of mail voting in sition and needs to rein in But within hours, he had will. the pandemic, with some of mail-in ballots due to the presidential election. expenses. This past week, it received Columbus test DeWine said he received the coronavirus pandem- Trailing in the polls, Pres- reported $2.2 billion in loss- results that were negative. saying his early shutdown some “not so nice” texts ic, but several operation- ident Donald Trump has es during the three months The first test, part of pro- actions unnecessarily during the day Thursday al changes imposed by its been sowing public distrust that ended in June. tocol for people meeting damaged businesses. He about wearing masks. He new leader have led to in the Postal Service’s ability Postal leaders want at with the president, was a was an early advocate of reasserted Friday that mail backlogs across the to adequately deliver ballots least a $10 billion infusion rapid-result antigen test, wearing masks to stop the while they might not be United States as rumors of and has, without evidence, from Congress as well as while the Columbus test- COVID-19 spread even as 100% effective, they do additional cutbacks swirl, said allowing more people regulatory changes that ing was a genetic, labora- other Republicans in Ohio help prevent spread and fueling worries about the to vote by mail will result in would end a costly man- tory test whose results are remain unconvinced. have been made a no- November vote. rampant corruption. date that they fund in ad- considered more reliable. State Rep. Nino Vitale, ticeable difference in the “It seems like they’re just The agency’s new lead- vance billions of dollars in The governor’s office said a conservative GOP gad- state’s most-populated trying to turn customers er, Postmaster General retiree health benefits. Saturday another test for fly from Urbana, tweeted cities. For pandemic jobless, the only real certainty is uncertainty

By Sharon Cohen public high schools this fall. ASSOCIATED PRESS ___ “I feel like I don’t have CHICAGO — For three very much of a purpose decades, Kelly Flint flour- now.” PHOTO | MARILYN HESLER/SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY VIA AP ished as a corporate trav- — MORGAN GITH- el agent, sending every- MARK, 24, of North Car- A student wearing a mask wheels her belongings one from business titans olina, who had to quit her up a ramp to move into her dorm on Aug. 2 at to oil riggers around the marketing job in March Syracuse University in Syracuse, N.Y. planet. Then came the because it involved face- worst pandemic in a cen- to-face encounters with tury, leaving her jobless customers at big-box No parties, no trips: and marooned in an un- stores. She is diabetic and certain economy. has an increased chance Furloughed since March, of serious illness if she Colleges set COVID-19 Flint has dipped into her contracts the coronavirus. retirement account to pay PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ___ her bills, frustrated that rules for fall James Jackson poses for a photograph outside “I’m the type of person her $600 weekly emergen- his home during the coronavirus pandemic in who, if I if I have an idea cy federal aid payments By Michael Hill distinct group of students West Park, Fla. of what I’m facing, I can have expired. She yearns, ASSOCIATED PRESS that will decide not to try to make a plan that too, for an end to the twin recession of 2008, when ing company. He was then do that. And it’ll be a big makes sense. But you As they struggle to sal- disasters that now domi- the jobless rate soared to hired to lead a nonprofit bummer.” don’t really know what it vage some semblance of nate her life: recession and 10%. That pales in com- attached to his local hos- Tulane students have is you need to do.” a campus experience this pandemic. parison to the two crises pital, but the offer was re- already received a stark — MICAH ANDERSON, fall, U.S. colleges are re- “I don’t deal well with that have cost more than scinded after the pandem- warning from the school 37, who lost his job when quiring promises from in New Orleans, an early the unknowns,” she says. 160,000 American lives ic swooped in. students to help contain “I never have.” the Portland, Oregon, club pandemic hot spot. After and ushered in spiraling ___ the coronavirus — no keg Across America are where he tended bar was a summer weekend of unemployment — 30 mil- “This is a day-to-day parties, no long road trips legions of Kelly Flints, forced to close in the pan- large gatherings, Dean of lion job losses, of which process, and I can’t worry and no outside guests on women and men who demic’s early days. Now Students Erica Woodley 17.5 million people remain about the things I cannot campus. don’t know when they’ll he walks almost every- wrote to students, stress- unemployed. change.” No kidding. Administra- receive another paycheck Uncertainty, painted — JAMES JACKSON, 51, where. He has reduced ing her key point in bold, tors warn that failure to — or if. onto the landscape by the of Florida, who lost his job his food budget to essen- capital letters. wear masks, practice so- The COVID-19 outbreak numbers. And behind each as a hospitality worker af- tials. He doesn’t go out “DO NOT HOST PAR- cial distancing and avoid and resulting economic one, a human being. Here ter his workplace closed in with friends. He’s become TIES OR GATHERINGS mass gatherings could upheaval have thrown are some of their thoughts. March. He’s now looking for politically active, calling WITH MORE THAN bring serious consequenc- millions of lives into dis- ___ a warehouse job and wor- the offices of federal law- 15 PEOPLE, INCLUD- array. Industries have “I’ll either be here or I’ll ries about having enough makers, urging them to es, including getting boot- ING THE HOST. IF YOU collapsed, businesses build my peace elsewhere. food for his kids, 8 to 18, back a bill creating a $120 ed from school. DO, YOU WILL FACE closed, jobs disappeared. ... I can’t get wrapped up and being able to afford billion fund to help rescue Critics question wheth- SUSPENSION OR EX- Compounding the misery in the unknowns when I school supplies and clothes. restaurants and bars. er it’s realistic to demand PULSION FROM THE is a question no one can have blessings in front of ______that college students not UNIVERSITY,” Woodley answer: When will this all me.” “There are certain “At the end of the day, act like typical college wrote, signing off with, be over? — LISA VINES, 56, of things you can’t control, the only person who’s go- students. But the push il- “Do you really want to be If 2020 had to be con- Memphis, Tennessee, laid and you have to let it go. ing to get me out of this is lustrates the high stakes the reason that Tulane densed into a single word off in March from her I can’t control the pan- me.” for universities planning and New Orleans have to — and there are many, sales job at a promotional demic. I can’t control the — DEANNA KOUSK- to welcome at least some shut down again?” many words to describe it product company where job market. ... In the back OULAS, 30, of Michigan, students back. Wide-scale The emphasis on stu- — uncertainty would hover she’d worked for 20 years. of my mind, there’s still a who was laid off from a COVID-19 testing, quar- dent behavior is part of at the top of the list. Uncer- ___ tiny drawer of anxiety and copywriting-marketing job antines and plexiglass a broader effort to create tainty about health. About “I’ve learned that you worry. ... But I’m start- in suburban Detroit after barriers in classrooms safe bubbles on campus the future. About the coun- can’t possibly plan for ev- ing to tell myself, ‘Listen, six months of work. She’s won’t work if too many even if the virus surges try itself. And uncertainty erything and, though it’s you’re going to be fine.’” now interviewing for jobs, students misbehave. elsewhere. The University about livelihoods and jobs a cliche, you’ve just got to — BRETT LIPSHUTZ, preparing for the post-pan- “I think that the major- of Texas at Austin is not al- and economic security in roll with the punches. And 46, of Milwaukee, Wiscon- demic era. She spends part ity of students are going lowing parties either on or a historical moment where I’ve learned to go where sin, who lost his job as a of every morning sharp- to be really respectful and off campus. In Massachu- each day seems to bring a the next thing leads me. bilingual software trainer ening and expanding her wear their masks, social setts, Amherst College is fresh wave of unwanted de- Hopefully, that will be when the pandemic hit. skills, studying graphic distance, keep gatherings prohibiting students from velopments. soon.” He’s starting a tofu busi- design on YouTube, among small,” said incoming Tu- traveling off campus ex- America has faced eco- — JARED SAIGH of ness with friends and ex- other things, “so I can come lane University senior cept in certain cases, such nomic calamity before, Iron River, Michigan, laid pects to be able to teach out strong when things do Sanjali De Silva. “But I as medical appointments most recently during the off in 2019 from a market- French in the Milwaukee go back to normal.” fear that there will be a and family emergencies. A8 MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 2020 LOOK! Lazy Day, National S’mores Day, National Connecticut Day

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Colin Firth in a scene from “The Secret Garden.”

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Reimagining ‘The Secret Garden’ for a new generation

By Lindsey Bahr Holland’s 1993 version displayed a “remarkable ASSOCIATED PRESS are also now grown with intelligence” and under- children of their own. standing of the character. Frances Hodgson Bur- “It’s such a beautiful, “She’s not really your nett’s children’s classic redemptive fable,” she traditional heroine,” Eger- “The Secret Garden” has said. “It’s about damaged, ickx, who is now 15, said. been adapted into several slightly misfit children “What I like about her is ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK films, television series and who are lonely and find she’s quite complex. She’s Anthony Schillaci at the entrance to his home in Lynn. even a Broadway musical. friendship in nature. initially very unpleasant, But it had been 27 years Parents think they’ll be rude and unlikable but we since Mary Lennox had By Gayla Cawley but was drawn back to on them. Those encoun- bored, but I find that a lot learn that’s because she’s ITEM STAFF the profession after he no- ters remind him of why last been committed to of kids really get into it.” lonely and she doesn’t film and the time seemed ticed there were openings he got into the profession They found supportive have anyone.” LYNN — Lynn Vocational in the first place, Schillaci ripe for another visit to for full-time substitutes. collaborators in StudioCa- The filmmakers were Technical Institute math- Since returning, he’s said, noting that it can Misselthwaite Manor. Like nal, who were also part- given a relatively modest ematics teacher Anthony found that he has less be challenging to keep “Little Women,” every ners on the “Paddington” budget for a film with visu- Schillaci knew from a control as a building kids on task, motivated generation is entitled to films and are always look- al effects ($20 million). But young age that he wanted substitute, as he does not and prepared for life after its own version. ing for family fare. Alison even with the elements of to become an educator. administer grades. He graduation. Producer Rosie Alison said they weren’t hard to magical realism, most of The Lynn English grad- also does not know the As a lifelong Lynn res- of Heyday Films (the shop persuade, but, “Everybody the outdoor scenes were uate stated as much in names of every student ident and product of city behind the “Paddington” treaded a little nervously shot on location, including his high school yearbook, in his classes, but he does schools, Schillaci said it’s movies) had been en- about the fact that it’s not the garden itself. It was de- a statement that is forev- not anticipate that would been rewarding to teach chanted by the 1911 novel a huge action adventure cided early on that it’d be er enshrined beneath his lead to any problems. in the same school district as a child and the 1949 with branded characters.” impossible to “invent” na- class picture. “Over the course of he attended. MGM version with Mar- Marc Munden (“Nation- ture on a soundstage and These days, Schillaci Lynn Tech that I’ve been “Growing up in the city, garet O’Brien. She was al Treasure”) was enlisted thus the filmmakers set has more than 40 years there the kids have been I knew the culture and certain that it held an ap- to direct, they got Colin off on a 50-garden journey of experience and the dis- so great and that’s why everything else and the peal for modern children, Firth and Julie Walters around Yorkshire, North tinction of being consid- I decided to go back,” he backgrounds and it was who perhaps didn’t have on board and watched Wales, Wiltshire, Dorset ered the longest serving said. “If I didn’t like the so much easier to teach to reach back too far for a around 800 tapes to find and Cornwall to find the teacher in the Lynn job and the kids weren’t in a school system that I connection to the mate- their perfect Mary. The perfect combination of Public Schools, where he’s good, I wouldn’t do it, but came from,” he said. rial — a generation who part would go to 12-year- settings for the enchanting, spent his entire career. they have been great and Although the coronavirus grew up with Agnieszka old Dixie Egerickx, who abandoned garden. However, Schillaci, who the Lynn Tech faculty and outbreak and his pension got his start at Breed everyone else has been restrictions will likely pre- Middle School, said that’s fantastic.” vent him from returning not what motivates him In addition to enjoying as a substitute until next to keep teaching. the camaraderie with his January, Schillaci said he “I never really thought colleagues, Schillaci said plans on teaching for as much about it,” said Schil- he likes being able to teach long as he’s healthy. laci, 69. “It’s really grati- his profession, mathemat- “If I didn’t like the job fying but it’s not because ics, to students, along with and I wasn’t a career-type of that. It’s because I like trying to mold them into person, I wouldn’t get doing what I do.” becoming “model citizens.” back into it, but I do love Schillaci enjoys the job What’s most gratify- the kids,” he said. so much that he returned ing, he said, is when his to Lynn Tech last Septem- former students come up Gayla Cawley can be ber as a substitute. He to him years later and tell reached at gcawley@ had formally retired from him about the positive im- itemlive.com. Follow her teaching back in 2010, pact his teaching has had on Twitter @GaylaCawley Simon Cowell injures back while testing electric bicycle

MALIBU, Calif. (AP) — Simon Cowell broke his back Saturday while test- ing his new electric bicycle at his home in California. Cowell was expected to have surgery Saturday evening, according to a spokesperson for the en- tertainment mogul. Cow- ell fell off the bike while in the courtyard with his family at his house in Malibu. He was taken to a hospital and was said to be under observation and doing fine. Cowell created “Amer- ica’s Got Talent” and serves as a judge on the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS show. He has also been the judge on “Britain’s Simon Cowell arrives at the “America’s Got Tal- Got Talent,” “The X Fac- ent” Season 13 Week 3 red carpet at the Dolby tor” and “American Idol.” Theatre in Los Angeles. WEATHER LOTTERY

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PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Washington Capitals players (far right) celebrate right wing T.J. Oshie’s goal in the rst period of a win over the Bruins Sunday afternoon. Bruins fall to Capitals, secure No. 4 seed in upcoming playoffs TORONTO (AP) — T.J. three of its seeding games Oshie and Tom Wilson and fell to fourth in the scored, Braden Holtby East. The Bruins will face made 30 saves and the the Carolina Hurricanes Washington Capitals beat in the rst round in a re- the Boston Bruins 2-1 in match of the 2019 East - round-robin play Sunday nal. to clinch the No. 3 seed in “Our top line, they’ve the Eastern Conference been held off the score and set up a rst-round sheet and I believe it’s go- matchup against former ing to be a tough task for coach Barry Trotz’s New Carolina to do that on a York Islanders. consistent basis,” Boston “We know their system coach Bruce Cassidy said well,” captain Alex Ovech- of the trio of Brad March- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK kin said. “It’s gonna be and, Patrice Bergeron and tight games, it’s gonna be top goal-scorer David Pas- Gannon Golf Club member Rob Thomas is one of ve Gannon members who will be competing in the tough games. It’s not gon- trnak. “I think that those 39th Massachusetts Amateur Public Links Championship at Gannon starting Monday. na be easy.” guys will be able to get Boston, which won the their game going, but we’re Gannon members excited to compete at Public Links Presidents’ Trophy as the going to need that primary top team during the NHL scoring.” regular season that was By Mike Alongi cut short in March, lost all BRUINS, B2 ITEM SPORTS EDITOR As a golfer, it’s not very of- ten that you get to play in a big amateur tournament on Navs’ offense explodes your home course. But for a group of ve members at in win over New Britain Gannon Golf Club, that’s ex- actly what they’ll be doing as By Joshua Kummins er Ben Casparius (UConn) the 39th Massachusetts Ama- FOR THE ITEM retired the North Shore teur Public Links Champion- side in order in each of ship gets set to tee off Monday NEW BRITAIN, Conn. the rst three innings, the morning. — The North Shore Navi- Navs cut their early de cit “I’m extremely proud to be gators posted their second in half with a single run in playing in this tournament straight win in Futures the fourth. Frelick ripped a and I’m proud that our course Collegiate Baseball League leadoff single into right for has been chosen to host it,” action on Sunday after- the rst North Shore hit said John Boland, a Gannon noon, scoring 15 of their of the game before coming member for 35 years. “I think the course is going to be a season-high 16 runs over around to score after Moris- great test and we’re going to the last four innings on the sette’s sacri ce  y to left. have a great tournament.” way to a 16-3 triumph over Gillette put up two more The Massachusetts Ama- the New Britain Bees at zeroes before his offense teur Public Links Champi- New Britain Stadium. broke out for three runs in onship is open to amateur The Navs improved to 14- the sixth inning to put him golfers who are bona de pub- 15 on the season as they in line for his second win. lic course players at a pub- scored seven or more runs Frelick reached base on an lic Mass Golf member club for the fourth time in nine error to begin the inning games, while New Britain (a course/club that provides before Malgeri launched playing opportunities for the fell to 11-19 after its fourth his rst homer out to right. loss in ve contests. general public seven days a After Morissette tripled to week) and maintain an up-to- Center elder Ben Mal- deep center, Whorf lined a geri (Northeastern) led date Mass Golf/GHIN Handi- base hit to right to extend cap Index not exceeding 12.0. North Shore’s 13-hit at- the lead to 4-2. tack, going 3-for-6 with The ve Gannon members New Britain made things who quali ed for the Public a franchise-record seven interesting in the sixth, RBI, three runs scored and Links are Rob Thomas, Jon drawing a pair of walks in Gagnon, Alex Fiste, Dave Ste- a pair of home runs includ- between right elder Grif- ing a ninth-inning grand vens and Boland — the Gan- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK n Arnone’s (Elon) one-out non men’s club champion. slam. single before Gillette was John Boland, a Gannon member for 35 years, recently won the Gannon Boston College short- pulled from the game. Max GANNON, B2 men’s club championship. stop Sal Frelick and third Meier (Stanford) was sum- baseman Cody Moris- moned from the bullpen sette also had three hits and struck out the rst two apiece. Frelick scored a batters he faced to escape Hayward scores 31 as Celtics take down Magic franchise-record ve runs the jam. himself, while Morissette The Navs broke the game LAKE BUENA VISTA, 26 points and 11 rebounds. crossed the plate twice and wide open over the nal Fla. (AP) — Gordon Hay- Terrence Ross had 18 drove in four more runs. three innings, continuing ward hit three free throws points and Markelle Ful- Right elder Jack Whorf the stretch of four straight with 2:29 left in overtime, tz 16 off the bench. Gary (UMass) also had a multi- run-scoring frames with and the Boston Celtics Clark added 15 points, D.J. hit game for the Navs, ve in the seventh. beat the Orlando Mag- Augustin 12 and James going 2-for-4 with a run After second baseman ic 122-119 on Sunday for Ennis III 10. scored and two RBI. Jonathan Luders (Seton their third straight victory. The Magic led by as much New Britain used solo Hall) was hit by a one- The Celtics hadn’t scored as ve twice in the nal home runs in each of the out pitch, Frelick walked, in overtime until Hayward 5:14, the last on a 10-footer rst two innings to take a Malgeri brought home a went to the line after being by Vucevic with 48 seconds 2-0 lead. Shortstop Dan- run on a double inside the fouled by Nikola Vucevic. left. Tatum hit a 3-point- niel Rivera (Southern New third-base line, and Moris- His free throws put Boston er, Daniel Theis blocked Hampshire) got the scoring sette kept the line moving up 115-114 as the Celtics a shot by Augustin, then started with a one-out jack with a two-run single past scored 10 of the rst 15 Tatum scored again to tie out to left-center in the rst a drawn-in in eld into points in overtime. it at 112. inning before designated right. First baseman Logan Hayward nished with Tatum blocked a 3 by hitter Noah Martinez (Cen- Bravo (Harvard) capped 31 points and Jayson Ross with 2.1 seconds left, tral Connecticut State) the frame with a knock Tatum scored 29, includ- and Hayward missed a started the following frame through the middle before ing the tying basket with long heave that bounced against Navs starter Cedric Whorf added his second hit 4.2 seconds left in regula- off the backboard to send Gillette (Merrimack) with a in as many frames with a tion. Jaylen Brown had 19 the game into overtime. shot to right. double into the right- eld points and 12 rebounds, The Magic hit ve of Gillette settled down af- corner. and Brad Wanamaker had their rst 10 3s and led by ter the homers and got out Pinch-hitting in eld- 10 points. as much as seven in the of the third inning in just er Jake McElroy’s (Holy Boston came in locked rst quarter before Boston three batters after Navs Cross) one-out free pass into the No. 3 seed in the pulled within 29-28 by the catcher Dylan January started North Shore’s of- East after Toronto’s win end of the quarter. Brown, (Franklin Pierce) caught fense in the eighth, but over Memphis earlier Sun- who was 0-of-3 shooting in Rivera stealing second base Frelick brought him home day. The Celtics now are the rst quarter, scored 11 following a two-out walk. quickly on a triple to center. 4-2 inside the bubble. in the second as the Celtics The Swampscott native The Magic also al- Morissette laced his second PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS were ahead 55-51 at half- backstop threw out two po- straight hit into right to ready had a playoff berth time after leading by as tential base stealers during make the score 11-2. Gordon Hayward scored 31 points to lead the clinched despite losing much as eight. the afternoon. way for the Celtics in a win over the Orlando three straight. After New Britain pitch- NAVS, B2 Magic Sunday evening. Vucevic led Orlando with CELTICS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 2020

TODAY IN SPORTS Qualifiers from Gannon excited to tee off at August 10 Andy Bean. 1900 — The first Davis Cup is held 1995 — Michael Bradley, a third-year with the United States beating Brit- pro without a tour victory, shoots a ain, 3-0. record-tying 63 in his first PGA round Mass. Amateur Public Links Championship 1949 — Ezzard Charles knocks out to lead the PGA Championship. Gus Lesnovich in the eighth round 1996 — Cigar’s bid for a 17th GANNON offset by two birdies to al- birdie, two bogeys and a work the grounds at Gan- at Yankee Stadium in his first world straight victory ends when longshot From B1 low him to finish with a 79 double-bogey to make the non as a teen. “There’s a heavyweight title defense. Dare and Go passes the super horse and make it through to the turn in 39 strokes before lot of blind shots and the 1975 — Jack Nicklaus wins the PGA in the upper stretch and pulls away Four of them — Boland, championship. evening off on the back greens can be very tough if Championship for the fourth time to win the Pacific Classic at Del Mar. Fiste, Stevens and Thom- Fiste shot a score of 79 at nine, making three bogeys you don’t know them. A lit- with a two-stroke victory over Bruce Cigar, 3 1-2 lengths behind Dare and as — qualified at Sandy Sandy Burr as well, mak- and six pars to shoot a 77. tle home-course knowledge Crampton and Tom Weiskopf. Go, fails to break a tie with Citation Burr Country Club on June ing bogeys on the sixth and “It’s a little surreal to be will definitely be an advan- 1980 — Jack Nicklaus wins his fifth for the record winning streak by a 30, while Gagnon quali- eighth holes before making playing in this tournament tage.” PGA Championship with a record North American-based horse this fied after making it as an a birdie on the ninth hole to at my home course,” said “I think the course de- score of 274, seven strokes ahead of century. alternate at The Meadow finish the front nine in 37 Gagnon, who played ju- serves to be on this stage, at Peabody Golf Course on strokes. Things got a little nior golf at Gannon in the it’s a classic layout that can TV/RADIO June 22. hairy on the back nine with 80s and has been a full- play very challenging,” said TV Boland, who won the club two bogeys and two dou- time member there for two Gagnon. championship at Gannon a ble-bogeys, but his five pars years. “It’s a really cool feel- “I’m excited to see how ev- MLB couple weeks ago, qualified kept his score low enough ing and I’m excited to just eryone plays the course, it’ll 6:05 p.m...... Atlanta at Philadelphia...... FS1 with a score of 79 at Sandy to make it through. get out there and play.” be fun to watch,” said Bo- 7 p.m...... Washington at NY Mets...... MLB Network Burr. He opened the round Stevens rounded out the With the championship land. “There’s a lot of talent 7:30 p.m...... Tampa Bay at Boston...... NESN with six straight pars be- group of Gannon qualifiers proper now set to begin, all coming to this tournament 9:10 p.m...... San Francisco at Houston...... ESPN fore making bogey on the at Sandy Burr, shooting a five competitors are excited and Gannon hasn’t been NBA seventh and eighth holes 79 to make the cut on the both to compete and also to able to have a showing like 3 p.m...... Dallas at Utah...... NBATV en route to shooting 38 on number. Stevens played see how their home course this for a long time, so it’s a 6:30 p.m...... Toronto at Milwaukee...... ESPN the front nine. He strug- consistent golf through- stacks up against a field of very exciting feeling.” 9 p.m...... Denver at LA Lakers...... TNT gled a bit on the back nine out the day, making five great players. The 39th Massachusetts WNBA with two more bogeys and bogeys and a birdie on the “It’s not an easy course, Amateur Public Links 6 p.m...... Connecticut vs. Atlanta...... NESN Plus a triple-bogey on the par-3 front nine to shoot a score it’s tight and tricky in a lot Championship begins Mon- 7 p.m...... Phoenix at Dallas...... ESPN2 13th hole, but he recovered of 40 and then making four of spots,” said Fiste, who day at Gannon Golf Club 9 p.m...... Chicago at Seattle...... ESPN2 to finish up with a 79 and bogeys and a birdie on the has been a full-time mem- at 7:30 a.m., with players make the cut by one stroke. back nine to finish with a ber for three years after starting from the first and Thomas, the runner-up in 79. playing there as a junior. 10th tees. Fiste will tee off MLB the Gannon club champion- Gagnon, the only Gan- “You don’t necessarily need at 7:30 a.m. from the 10th AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE ship, also shot a 79 at San- non qualifier to make the tee, Thomas will tee off at East Division East Division to play driver out there W L Pct GB W L Pct GB dy Burr. Similar to Boland, cut at a place other than very often, so it’ll be inter- 7:41 a.m. from the first tee, New York 10 6 .625 _ Atlanta 11 6 .647 _ Thomas went through the Sandy Burr, actually made esting to see how guys play Gagnon will tee off at 8:25 Tampa Bay 8 8 .500 2 Miami 7 3 .700 ½ Baltimore 7 7 .500 2 New York 7 9 .438 3½ front nine in 38 with two it through as an alternate it.” a.m. from the 10th tee, Boston 6 9 .400 3½ Philadelphia 4 6 .400 3½ bogeys. But Thomas’ back after shooting a score of “It’s going to be interest- Boland will tee off at 9:09 Toronto 5 8 .385 3½ Washington 4 7 .364 4 nine was much more ad- a.m. from the first tee and Central Division Central Division 77 at The Meadow at Pea- ing,” said Stevens, who has W L Pct GB W L Pct GB venturous, as a bogey and body Golf Course. Gagnon been a full-time member Stevens will tee off at 12:30 Minnesota 10 6 .625 _ Chicago 10 3 .769 _ three double-bogeys were opened the day with one for five years and used to p.m. from the 10th tee. Detroit 8 5 .615 ½ Milwaukee 6 7 .462 4 Cleveland 9 7 .563 1 St. Louis 2 3 .400 4 Chicago 8 7 .533 1½ Cincinnati 7 9 .438 4½ Kansas City 7 10 .412 3½ Pittsburgh 3 13 .188 8½ West Division West Division Despite best record before shutdown, Bruins W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Oakland 12 4 .750 _ Colorado 11 4 .733 _ Texas 6 8 .429 5 Los Angeles 11 5 .688 ½ Houston 6 9 .400 5½ San Diego 9 7 .563 2½ fall to No. 4 seed after loss to Washington Seattle 6 11 .353 6½ San Francisco 7 10 .412 5 Los Angeles 5 11 .313 7 Arizona 6 10 .375 5½ Sunday’s Games ran 0-1), 9:40 p.m. BRUINS teams are well-equipped to “We’re feeling good about Jake DeBrusk scored Tampa Bay 4, N.Y. Yankees 3 Atlanta (Newcomb 0-1) at Philadelphia go at each other.” it. We’ve got to keep build- and Tuukka Rask made Detroit 2, Pittsburgh 1 (Nola 0-1), 6:05 p.m. From B1 Boston 5, Toronto 3 Washington (Corbin 1-0) at N.Y. Mets (Matz Washington shook off ing.” 23 saves for Boston, which Kansas City 4, Minnesota 2 0-2), 7:10 p.m. Trotz coached Washing- a shootout loss to Tampa It’s unclear whether Nor- also got an assist from Texas 7, L.A. Angels 3 Minnesota (Dobnak 2-1) at Milwaukee Seattle 5, Colorado 3 (Houser 1-0), 8:10 p.m. ton to its first Stanley Cup Bay and a regulation loss ris Trophy finalist John winger Ondrej Kase in his Oakland 7, Houston 2 Pittsburgh (TBD) at St. Louis (TBD), ppd. title in franchise history to Philadelphia to continue Carlson will be ready for round-robin debut. Atlanta 5, Philadelphia 2, 7 innings, 1st Arizona (Ray 1-2) at Colorado (Gray 0-1), game 8:40 p.m. in 2018, then left in a con- its years-long dominance Game 1 against the Island- NOTES N.Y. Mets 4, Miami 2 San Francisco (TBD) at Houston (McCullers tract dispute. Trotz went of Boston. The Capitals ers after missing the all With Carlson still out, Milwaukee 9, Cincinnati 3 Jr. 1-1), 9:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 6, San Francisco 2 San Diego (Richards 0-1) at L.A. Dodgers to the Islanders, while the have now won 17 of their of round-robin play with rookie Martin Fehervary San Diego 9, Arizona 5 (May 1-0), 9:40 p.m. Capitals hired his top as- past 19 games against the an injury. The 30-year-old made his round-robin de- Atlanta 8, Philadelphia 0, 7 innings, 2nd Tuesday’s Games game Miami at Toronto, 6:37 p.m. sistant, Todd Reirden, as Bruins and by earning the defenseman went down but, replacing Radko Gu- Baltimore at Washington, sus. Kansas City at Cincinnati, 6:40 p.m. head coach. This is the first third seed cannot play the to the ice awkwardly in das on the Capitals blue Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, 7:08 p.m. Atlanta at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, ppd. Baltimore at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. time they’ve faced off in a top-seeded Flyers until the Washington’s exhibition line. ... Connor Clifton Monday’s Games Chicago Cubs at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. playoff series since. conference final. game vs. Carolina on July played on defense for the Chicago White Sox (Keuchel 2-1) at Detroit Chicago White Sox at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. (Fulmer 0-0), 7:10 p.m. Tampa Bay at Boston, 7:30 p.m. “I think it will be a hell of “I think we’re building 29 and has practiced but Bruins in place of Matt Gr- Tampa Bay (Yarbrough 0-2) at Boston Seattle at Texas, 9:05 p.m. a series,” Trotz said. “Both zelcyk. (Pérez 2-1), 7:30 p.m. Oakland at L.A. Angels, 9:40 p.m. our game,” Wilson said. not played since. Seattle (Dunn 0-1) at Texas (Gibson 0-1), Washington at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. 9:05 p.m. Minnesota at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Oakland (Manaea 0-2) at L.A. Angels (Tehe- Pittsburgh at St. Louis, ppd. Celtics beat Magic behind Hayward, Tatum NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE CELTICS of starters with F Aaron Celtics: This was Hay- point. He finished with four Atlantic Division Southwest Division From B1 Gordon missing his second ward’s second game this points on 1-of-9 shooting. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB x-Toronto 50 19 .725 — x-Houston 43 25 .632 — straight with a strained season scoring at least 30 He did play 31 minutes. ... x-Boston 47 23 .671 3½ x-Dallas 42 30 .583 3 Boston led 87-86 at the left hamstring and F Evan points. He had 39 on Nov. The Celtics now are 2-3 in x-Philadelphia 42 27 .609 8 Memphis 33 38 .465 11½ end of the third quarter. Fournier out with an illness. 5 at Cleveland. ... G Kem- overtime games this season. x-Brooklyn 33 36 .478 17 San Antonio 31 38 .449 12½ New York 21 45 .318 27½ New Orleans 30 40 .429 14 TIP-INS G Michael Carter-Williams ba Walker had his minutes UP NEXT Southeast Division Northwest Division Magic: Already without missed his third game with restriction eased a bit. It Magic: Play Brooklyn on W L Pct GB W L Pct GB x-Miami 43 27 .614 — x-Denver 46 24 .657 — Jonathan Isaac who tore an injured left foot. ... The didn’t help his shooting as Tuesday. x-Orlando 32 39 .451 11½ x-Oklahoma City 43 26 .623 2½ his left ACL a week ago, Magic went 0-3 against he missed all five shots in Celtics: Play Memphis on Charlotte 23 42 .354 17½ x-Utah 43 27 .614 3 they were without a pair Boston this season. the first half and had one Tuesday. Washington 24 46 .343 19 Portland 32 39 .451 14½ Atlanta 20 47 .299 21½ Minnesota 19 45 .297 24 Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB z-Milwaukee 55 15 .786 — z-L.A. Lakers 51 18 .739 — Navigators blow out New Britain on the road x-Indiana 43 27 .614 12 x-L.A. Clippers 47 22 .681 4 Chicago 22 43 .338 30½ Phoenix 31 39 .443 20½ Detroit 20 46 .303 33 Sacramento 29 40 .420 22 NAVS the night. on a wild pitch. ball and struck out seven. Cleveland 19 46 .292 33½ Golden State 15 50 .231 34 From B1 Meier allowed just two Gillette saw his record Duquette allowed North Sunday’s Games Denver at L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m. hits and struck out four improve to 2-1 after he Shore’s next eight runs on Oklahoma City 121, Washington 103 Tuesday’s Games Toronto 108, Memphis 99 Brooklyn at Orlando, 1 p.m. Whorf and January over 2.2 innings in relief of allowed two runs on four six hits while recording San Antonio 122, New Orleans 113 Houston at San Antonio, 2 p.m. walked within the first Gillette, while Nick Reiser hits and four walks while just four outs. Boston 122, Orlando 119, OT Phoenix at Philadelphia, 4:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Portland, 6:30 p.m. Portland at Dallas, 5 p.m. three batters of the final (Franklin Pierce) fanned a striking out two over 5.1 The Navs continue their Houston at Sacramento, 8 p.m. Boston at Memphis, 6:30 p.m. frame before Frelick hit a pair during the final inning. innings. four-game road trip on Brooklyn at L.A. Clippers, 9 p.m. Milwaukee at Washington, 9 p.m. Monday’s Games New Orleans at Sacramento, 9 p.m. single through the right New Britain did scrape For New Britain, Jagger Monday night against the Oklahoma City at Phoenix, 2:30 p.m. Wednesday’s Games side and Malgeri ripped a across a ninth-inning run Duquette (Wagner) suf- Nashua Silver Knights. Dallas at Utah, 3 p.m. Indiana at Houston, 4 p.m. Toronto at Milwaukee, 6:30 p.m. Toronto at Philadelphia, 6:30 p.m. grand slam off the score- as left fielder-turned-relief fered the loss in relief of First pitch is set for 6 p.m. Indiana at Miami, 8 p.m. Miami at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. board in left to cap off pitcher Kyle Brennan (En- Casparius, who tossed five from Historic Holman Sta- North Shore’s scoring for dicott) tripled and scored innings of one-hit, one-run dium. NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Toronto Edmonton Collin Morikawa shoots 64 to win PGA Championship N.Y. Rangers 0, Carolina 3 Chicago 3, Edmonton 1 Saturday, Aug. 1: Carolina 3, N.Y. Saturday, Aug. 1: Chicago 6, Edmon- Rangers 2 ton 4 Monday, Aug. 3: Carolina 4, N.Y. Monday, Aug. 3: Edmonton 6, Chicago Rangers 1 3 Tuesday, Aug. 4: Carolina 4, N.Y. Wednesday, Aug. 5: Chicago 4, Rangers 1 Edmonton 3 Florida 1, N.Y. Islanders 3 Friday, Aug. 7: Chicago 3, Edmonton Saturday, Aug. 1: N.Y. Islanders 2, 2 Florida 1 Calgary 3, Winnipeg 1 Tuesday, Aug. 4: N.Y. Islanders 4, Saturday, Aug. 1: Calgary 4, Winnipeg Florida 2 1 Wednesday, Aug. 5: Florida 3, N.Y. Monday, Aug. 3: Winnipeg 3, Calgary Islanders 2 2 Friday, Aug. 7: N.Y. Islanders 5, Tuesday, Aug. 4: Calgary 6, Winnipeg Florida 1 2 Montreal 3, Pittsburgh 1 Thursday, Aug. 6: Calgary 4, Winnipeg Saturday, Aug. 1: Montreal 3, Pitts- 0 burgh 2, OT Arizona 3, Nashville 1 Monday, Aug. 3: Pittsburgh 3, Sunday, Aug. 2: Arizona 4, Nashville 3 Montreal 1 Tuesday, Aug. 4: Nashville 4, Arizona Wednesday, Aug. 5: Montreal 4, Pitts- 2 burgh 3 Wednesday, Aug. 5: Arizona 4, Nash- Friday, Aug. 7: Montreal 2, Pittsburgh ville 1 0 Friday, Aug. 7: Arizona 4, Nashville 3, Columbus 2, Toronto 2 OT Sunday, Aug. 2: Columbus 2, Toronto Minnesota 1, Vancouver 3 0 Sunday, Aug. 2: Minnesota 3, Vancou- Tuesday, Aug. 4: Toronto 3, Columbus 0 ver 0 Thursday, Aug. 6: Columbus 4, Toron- Tuesday, Aug. 4: Vancouver 4, Minne- to 3, OT sota 3 Friday, Aug. 7: Toronto 4, Columbus 3, Thursday, Aug. 6: Vancouver 3, Min- OT nesota 0 Sunday, Aug. 9: Toronto vs. Colum- Friday, Aug. 7: Vancouver 4, Minneso- bus, 8 p.m. ta 3, OT ROUND ROBIN (determines ROUND ROBIN (determines Stanley Cup Playoff seeding) Stanley Cup Playoff seeding) Sunday, Aug. 2: Philadelphia 4, Sunday, Aug. 2: Colorado 2, St. Louis Boston 1 1 Monday, Aug. 3: Tampa Bay 3, Wash- Monday, Aug. 3: Las Vegas 5, Dallas ington 2, SO 3 Wednesday, Aug. 5: Tampa Bay 3, Wednesday, Aug. 5: Colorado 4, Dal- Boston 2 las 0 Thursday, Aug. 6: Philadelphia 3, Thursday, Aug. 6: Las Vegas 6, St. Washington 1 Louis 4 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Saturday, Aug. 8: Philadelphia 4, Saturday, Aug. 8: Las Vegas 4,Colora- Tampa Bay 1 do 3, OT Collin Morikawa shot a 6-under 64 in the final round to come from behind to win the 102nd Sunday, Aug. 9: Washington 2, Sunday, Aug. 9: Dallas 2, St. Louis 1, PGA Championship at TPC Harding Park in San Francisco Sunday. Boston 1 SO MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION States on hook for billions under Trump’s unemployment plan

By Matthew Barakat COVID mismanagement.” ASSOCIATED PRESS In Connecticut, Demo- cratic Gov. Ned Lamont FALLS CHURCH, Va. said on CBS’ “Face the Na- — Whether President tion” that the plan would Donald Trump has the cost his state $500 million constitutional authori- to provide that benefit for ty to extend federal un- the rest of the year, and employment benefits by called Trump’s plan “not a PHOTO | MICHAEL HULL VIA AP executive order remains good idea.” Various items litter the floor of the 4 Brothers unclear. Equally up in “I could take that mon- the air is whether states, Store in Sparta, N.C. after an earthquake shook ey from testing — I don’t much of North Carolina early Sunday. which are necessary part- think that’s a good idea,” ners in Trump’s plan to Lamont said. bypass Congress, will sign On CNN, Republican on. 5.1-magnitude quake PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Trump announced an praised Trump for issuing executive order Saturday President Donald Trump walks to his car af- the order. hits North Carolina, that extends additional ter arrive in Southampton, N.Y., on Marine “He’s trying to do some- unemployment payments One on Saturday. thing. He’s trying to move of $400 a week to help the ball forward,” DeWine causes minor damage cushion the economic fall- money that’s been allo- terview, though, he later said. out of the pandemic. Con- cated to them under the said that “at a minimum, Still, he was noncommit- SPARTA, N.C. (AP) — The Greensboro apartment gress had approved pay- already passed CARES we will put in 300 bucks tal about whether Ohio most powerful earthquake when she heard initially ments of $600 a week at Act. He said his prelim- ... but I think all they (the would participate. to hit North Carolina in mistook banging in her the outset of the corona- inary understanding is states) have to do is put up “We’re looking at it right more than 100 years shook kitchen for her roommate. virus outbreak, but those that states can do so, but an extra dollar, and we will now to see whether we can much of the state early Sun- “Nope, it was the cabinet benefits expired Aug. 1 he and others are waiting be able to throw in the ex- do this,” he said. day, rattling homes, busi- doors ‘clinking’ open and and Congress has been to see the rules published. tra $100.” In Maryland, Michael nesses and residents. closed! My neighbors on the unable to agree on an ex- The better solution, A clarifying statement Ricci, spokesman for Re- The National Weather other hand said they felt our tension. Many Republi- Layne said, would be for from the White House said publican Gov. Larry Ho- Service in Greenville said apartment building shak- cans have expressed con- Congress to pass legisla- the “funds will be avail- gan, said in an email that the 5.1-magnitude temblor ing,” Backer said. “Well, sad- cern that a $600 weekly tion. able for those who qualify “we will wait on new guid- struck at 8:07 a.m., follow- ly, nothing surprises me in benefit, on top of existing “It’s ludicrous to me by, among other things, re- ance from US Department ing a much smaller quake 2020, but a hurricane and state benefits, gives peo- that Congress can’t get to- ceiving $100/week of exist- of Labor before looking at several hours earlier. an earthquake in the same ple an incentive to stay gether on this,” he said. “I ing assistance and certify any (unemployment in- There were no reports of week is crazy.” unemployed. think it would have been that they have lost their surance) changes.” injuries, but some minor It was the largest earth- But under Trump’s plan, better for the president to jobs due to COVID-19.” In Minnesota, Depart- structural damage was re- quake to hit the state the $400 a week requires use his influence in those Several advocacy groups ment of Employment and ported in Sparta, as well since 1916, when a mag- a state to commit to pro- negotiations, rather than that follow the issue, Economic Development as cracks in roads. Imag- nitude 5.5 quake occurred viding $100. standing on the sideline though, said it’s clear the Commissioner Steve es on social media also near Skyland, the weath- Many states are already and then riding in like a way the executive order is Grove said his agency is showed items knocked off er service said. facing budget crunches shining knight.” structured that the feder- “awaiting further guid- of grocery store shelves. The U.S. Geological Ser- caused by the pandemic. Indeed, details about the al money will be contin- ance from the U.S. Depart- Michael Hull was stand- vice said the quake’s epi- Asked at a news confer- program became confused gent on states making a ment of Labor.” ing in his driveway at his center was about 2.5 miles ence how many governors on Sunday. On CNN’s 25 percent contribution. On ABC”s “This Week,” home in Sparta when he (four kilometers) south- had signed on to partic- “State of the Nation” New York Gov. Andrew Senate Minority Leader noticed a group of deer east of Sparta, just south ipate, Trump answered: White House economic ad- Cuomo, a Democrat, called Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., running. of the Virginia-North Car- “If they don’t, they don’t. viser Larry Kudlow said the plan “an impossibility.” called it “an unworkable “Not even a minute olina border. The USGS That’s up to them.” conflicting things about “I don’t know if the pres- plan. passed and the side-to- said the population in the Aubrey Layne, secre- whether the federal money ident is genuine in think- “Most states will take side motion started,” Hull affected region resides in tary of finance for Virgin- was contingent on an ad- ing the executive order months to implement it, said. “It takes you a min- structures “that are resis- ia Gov. Ralph Northam, a ditional contribution from is a resolution or if this because it’s brand new. It’s ute to realize what’s hap- tant to earthquake shak- Democrat, said in a phone the states. Initially Kud- is just a tactic in the ne- sort of put together with pening, and you just can’t ing, though vulnerable interview Sunday he be- low said that “for an extra gotiation,” Cuomo said. spit and paste. And many believe it. Then it was structures exist.” lieves it would be feasible $100, we will lever it up. “But this is irreconcilable states, because they have over. It was loud, like God The quake was felt in for Virginia to partici- We will pay three-quarters, for the state. And I expect to chip in $100, and they was shaking a mountain nearby states including pate in such a program if and the states will pay 25 this is just a chapter in don’t have money, won’t do at you, literally.” Virginia, South Carolina states are allowed to use percent.” In the same in- the book of Washington it,” Schumer said. Karen Backer was in her and Tennessee. Amid pandemic, future of many Catholic schools is in doubt By David Crary St. Francis Xavier School ASSOCIATED PRESS was closing. All three of her children attended the NEW YORK — As the elementary school last new academic year ar- year, though the family is rives, school systems not Catholic. across the United States “They were very wel- are struggling to cope coming there,” McGlone FILE PHOTO | DAVE KILLEN/THE OREGONIAN VIA AP with the COVID-19 pan- Burgess said. “At a pub- demic. Roman Catholic Teressa Raiford speaks at a demonstration, lic school, I don’t think educators have an extra my children would have joined by other members of Don’t Shoot Port- challenge — trying to gotten the same camara- land, in the Pearl district, in Portland, Ore., forestall a relentless wave derie, as well as the struc- Nov. 25, 2016. of closures of their schools ture.” that has no end in sight. St. Francis Xavier is Already this year, fi- one of many schools be- Black people in nancial and enrollment ing closed that serve pre- problems aggravated by PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS dominantly Black and Portland struggle to be the pandemic have forced St. Francis Xavier School students and their Hispanic communities. the permanent closure of families walk together in Newark, on Thurs- Three bishops who over- more than 140 Catholic day, Aug. 6, 2020, after discussing the Catholic see matters related to ed- heard amid protests schools nationwide, ac- school’s permanent closure announced the pre- ucation and racial issues cording to officials who vious week by the Archdiocese of Newark. recently sent an appeal By Gillian Flaccus and devastated their commu- oversee Catholic educa- to U.S. Rep. Karen Bass, Suman Naishadham nity. tion in the country. of Education and from the Parents were offered a chairwoman of the Con- ASSOCIATED PRESS Primarily, there is a Three of the nation’s Paycheck Protection Pro- $500 grant if their chil- gressional Black Caucus, persistent worry that a highest-ranking Cath- gram, which was designed dren enrolled in oth- seeking support for fami- PORTLAND, Ore. — critical opportunity for olic leaders, in a recent to pay wages at businesses er Catholic schools, but lies of color with students Chaotic and often violent achieving racial justice in joint appeal, said Catholic or nonprofits impacted by many were bitter that the in Catholic schools. protests against racial Portland’s tiny Black com- schools “are presently fac- the pandemic. closures were announced “A Black or Latino injustice have topped the munity could be lost. Many ing their greatest finan- The pace of closures with little time to make child is 42% more like- headlines for days, but cite competing voices and cial crisis” and warned has been relentless since alternative school plans. ly to graduate from high lost in the shouting are the harsh glare of a na- that hundreds more clo- March. Within the past “It is a complete trav- school, and two-and-a- the voices of many Black tional spotlight, which has sures are likely without month, Catholic leaders esty how the Brooklyn half times more likely to Portland residents them- reduced the situation to a federal support. have announced the shut- Diocese can shut down graduate from college if selves — and their feel- culture war when the real- “Because of economic tering of five schools in schools within a pandem- he or she attends a Cath- ings about the unrest are ity is much more complex. loss and uncertainty, many Newark, New Jersey, and ic and with less than two olic school,” wrote Bish- nuanced and diverse. “It happens so much families are confronting 26 in the New York City months’ notice,” parent ops Michael Barber of Some feel the overwhelm- that the things that we the wrenching decision area. Among the schools Javier Cortes wrote in an Oakland, California, Jo- ingly white crowds of pro- care about get hijacked to pull their children out closed earlier was the In- online post about the clo- seph Perry of Chicago and testers — and particularly and get put on the back of Catholic schools,” said stitute of Notre Dame in sure of Queen of the Ro- Shelton Fabre of the Hou- those committing vandal- burner. And that just gets New York Cardinal Tim- Baltimore, a 173-year-old sary Catholic Academy. ma-Thibodaux Diocese in ism — are co-opting the put into a big barrel with othy Dolan, Boston Car- girl’s high school that’s “Treating children like Louisiana. Black Lives Matter move- everything else,” said Neil dinal Sean O’Malley and the alma mater of House this is NOT the Catholic At the National Catho- ment. Others welcome Anderson, a Black busi- Los Angeles Archbishop Speaker Nancy Pelosi. thing to do!” lic Educational Associa- white demonstrators be- ness owner. “We all want José Gomez, president Several of the closures Also ordered closed was tion, there’s acute concern cause with their larger the same thing. But so of- of the U.S. Conference of have promoted protests Nativity of Our Bless- about the closures’ conse- numbers they can draw ten we get drowned out.” Catholic Bishops. and petition campaigns by ed Lady, an elementary quences. attention to the city’s racial The city’s Black Lives They urged Congress angry parents, and Cath- school in the Bronx. “Catholic schools have a inequity in ways that Black Matter protests rocket- to include funding in the olic officials have been “I was part of the first very profound impact on demonstrators alone can’t. ed into the national con- next pandemic relief bill scrambling to help affect- graduating class and now young people of low-in- Some believe deeply sciousness in mid-July, for scholarship assistance ed families. I walked out of there hys- come backgrounds, stu- that there can’t be a Black when President Donald for economically disad- The Diocese of Brook- terical in tears,” said Hope dents of color, kids from Lives Matter movement Trump sent agents from vantaged families to use lyn’s school superinten- Wilson, who attended the single-parent homes,” without defunding the po- the U.S. Department of at Catholic or other pri- dent, Thomas Chadzutko, school as a child and later said the NCEA’s chief in- lice. Others say a recent Homeland Security to vate schools. said the closures were taught there for 30 years. novation officer, Kevin vote to cut a specialized protect a federal court- Many Catholic schools unavoidable due to the “It’s heartbreaking.” Baxter “That makes it all gun violence reduction house that had increas- already have received pandemic’s “devastating In Newark, Shante Mc- the more tragic if we lose unit is behind a sharp ingly become a target of substantial federal aid effects” on enrollment and Glone Burgess was dev- the Catholic schools that spike in shootings that’s protesters. from the U.S. Department finances. astated by the news that serve those populations.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 2020 COMICS

OFF THE MARK / MARK PARISI MODERATELY CONFUSED / JEFF STAHLER DILBERT / SCOTT ADAMS

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Ellphone records suggest wife’s affair may not be over DEAR ABBY: I found three teenagers from a out a year ago that my Dear Abby is written by Abigail previous marriage. His wife of eight years had an boys are 18 and 16, and affair for three years Van Buren, also known as Jeanne his daughter is also 16. with my best friend. Two Phillips, and was founded by her They have TERRIBLE months ago I realized she mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact table manners, which is still contacting him. I seem to be encouraged by found out because I went Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. their grandfather. My fi- through her cell records. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. ance has spoken to his She said she was just tex- dad regarding the unac- ting him about how he ceptable behavior, yet it ruined our life. Now I would like to stay mar- I proceed from here? continues. have no access to them, When my fiance tries to and I suspect she’s using ried to you, she should DOWN PAYMENT enforce common table et- a text app so I won’t not be hiding her cell- DILEMMA IN NEW iquette, the children ask know. She keeps her phone and texts from you. If she’s unwilling to coop- YORK why the change. Table phone with her all the manners were not part of time. erate, then what she said is 100% correct — your DEAR D.P.D.: That the their upbringing, and I can’t live like this, and father of your baby keeps they don’t see the impor- I don’t know what to do. I marriage WILL never work, and your next step “forgetting” to address the tance. How do I — or always let her do what fact that you want to be she wanted and never should be to talk to an should I — attempt to attorney. married is a red flag. It undo 18 years of poor had a concern before this. appears he is unwilling to I was always laid-back, habits? DEAR ABBY: I had a make that commitment. but now I can’t stop Before moving forward EMBARRASSED AT thinking she is up to no baby a year ago. I’m 46, and my son’s father just with buying property THE TABLE good. How do I approach with someone who is re- this with her? We have turned 50. We are looking to buy a house, but I am luctant to make a com- DEAR EMBAR- been to counseling. Every RASSED: Table man- time I bring up her affair, conflicted. We are not mitment, it is extremely married, and it will be important that you dis- ners ARE important. she says our marriage They reveal a lot about will never work because my money that we use for cuss this with a lawyer. the down payment. I An attorney can help to someone’s upbringing or of trust issues, and I lack of it. Not knowing agree. Please help. have expressed that I ensure your financial in- would like to be married terests will be protected. the basics can negatively OUT OF CHANCES before we buy the house, Until you have done that, affect not only a person’s IN FLORIDA but nothing has hap- keep your checkbook firm- social life, but also his or pened. I have brought the ly CLOSED. her career. You would be DEAR OUT: Your wife subject up several times, doing those young people and best friend betrayed but I now feel really ner- DEAR ABBY: I am a huge favor if you speak you, so your trust issues vous about his not follow- about to be married to a up and support your fian- are well-founded. If she ing through. How should wonderful man who has ce in this. BRIDGE

Greed can lead to poverty Mohandas K. Gandhi said, “Earth mond ace-king and play off the heart provides enough to satisfy every man’s ace-queen, discarding dummy’s last need but not for every man’s greed.” diamond. Then ruff the diamond jack That applies to this deal. If declar- on the board. er tries for an overtrick, he should go Finally, South mustn’t get greedy: down. How should South play in four He should run the spade nine. Now spades after West leads the heart the contract is safe. But if he puts jack? the spade queen on dummy’s nine, Playing Standard American, not he should fail. West can win with the two-over-one, if North had rebid three ace and switch to the club queen. spades, not four, would it have been If declarer wins with dummy’s ace forcing? I think it should be. If you and runs the spade eight to West’s agree, then responder with 10-12 jack, that defender continues with support points and only three spades the club jack. East overtakes with the should make an immediate limit king and plays another club (or the raise. Discuss it with your partner. last diamond) to effect a trump pro- If declarer has two trump losers, he motion for West’s spade six. Similarly, has only nine winners: three spades, if South ducks the club queen, East three hearts, two diamonds and one overtakes immediately and leads the club. The simplest line is to ruff a di- 13th diamond. Whatever declarer amond in the dummy for the 10th does (if he ruffs low, West discards trick. After winning trick one with the club jack), West must win two dummy’s heart king, cash the dia- more trump tricks. MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS

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LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Lynn Conservation Commission Lynn Conservation Commission Notificación de audiencia pública y presentación de laenmienda del plan de puerto municipal de la ciudad deLynn y el plan maestro designado para el In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 39, Section 23B, and In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 39, Section 23B, and área portuaria para aprobación secretarial de conformidad con 301 CMR Chapter 131, Section 40, (the Wetlands Protection Act and the local By-Laws), Chapter 131, Section 40, (the Wetlands Protection Act and the local By-Laws), 23.00 the Lynn Conservation Commission will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, the Lynn Conservation Commission will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, August 18, 2020 @ 6:30 p.m., in Room 402, Lynn City Hall on the Notice of August 18, 2020 @ 6:30 p.m., in Room 402, Lynn City Hall on the Notice of De acuerdo con las regulaciones aplicables en 301 CMR 23.00, se notifica Intent filed by George Wattendorf of GVW, Inc., for proposed construction of a Intent filed by Ray Falite of 32 Annese Road Realty Trust for proposed parking públicamente lapresentación de la Enmienda del Plan de Puerto Municipal contractor's garage and yard on a 1.1 acre site. The address of the property is lot improvements to the property at 1069R Western Avenue. propuesto por la Ciudad de Lynn y el Plan Maestro (Plan) del Área Portuaria 38-46 Bennett Street. Designada para su aprobación por el Secretario de la Oficina Ejecutiva de Energía **** THE MEETING WILL BE CLOSED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC DUE y Asuntos Ambientales (EEE). EEE y su Oficina de Gestión de Zonas Costeras **** THE MEETING WILL BE CLOSED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC DUE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. THE MEETING WILL BE llevarán a cabo una audiencia pública sobre el Plan el 20 de agosto de 2020 TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. THE MEETING WILL BE TELEVISED LIVE ON THE LYNN COMMUNITY TELEVISION alas 6:30 p.m. La audiencia se llevará a cabo virtualmente en: TELEVISED LIVE ON THE LYNN COMMUNITY TELEVISION (LCTV) GOVERNMENT CHANNEL AND ALSO STREAMED ON (LCTV) GOVERNMENT CHANNEL AND ALSO STREAMED ON THE LCTV FACEBOOK PAGE**** Únase a la Reunion de Zoom aqui: THE LCTV FACEBOOK PAGE**** https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83674094802 THE MEETING CAN BE ACCESSED REMOTELY VIA GO TO MEETING THE MEETING CAN BE ACCESSED REMOTELY VIA GO TO MEETING Marque desde su ubicación You may join the meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone. You may join the meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone. +1 301 7158592 US (Germantown) +1 312 6266799 US (Chicago) +1 929 205 6099 US (New York) +1 253 215 8782 US (Tacoma) Conservation Commission Meeting Conservation Commission Meeting +1 346 248 7799 US (Houston) +1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose) https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/254277157 Meeting ID: 836 7409 4802 Please join my meeting from your computer, tablet or You can also dial in using your phone. Encuentre su número local: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kbfWIP3Ltg smartphone. United States: +1 (872) 240-3212 Access Code: 254-277-157 Los comentarios escritos sobre el Plan de Puerto Municipal propuesto se https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/254277157 considerarán y deberánenviarse por correo electrónico a [email protected]. You can also dial in using your phone. New to GoToMeeting? Get the app now and be ready when your Los comentarios deben recibirse antes de las 5:00 p.m. el 9 de septiembre de United States: +1 (872) 240-3212 first meeting starts: 2020 (30 días después de la publicación de este aviso en el Monitor Ambiental), Access Code: 254-277-157 peroson bienvenidos en cualquier momento durante el período de comentarios. https://global.gotomeeting.com/install/254277157 Los comentarios escritos también se pueden proporcionar y deben dirigirse a: New to GoToMeeting? Get the app now and be ready when your first meeting starts: ANY INDIVIDUAL INTERESTED IN SPEAKING FOR OR AGAINST Office ofCoastal Zone Management OR REGARDING ANY PETITION CAN ALSO CALL (781) 586 6783 251 Causeway Street, Suite 800 https://global.gotomeeting.com/install/254277157 OR (781) 586-6773 AT THE DATE AND TIME OF THE PUBLIC Boston MA 02114; Attention: Kathryn Glenn HEARING. ALL INDIVIDUALS WILL BE PERMITTED TO SPEAK ANY INDIVIDUAL INTERESTED IN SPEAKING FOR OR AGAINST VIA A SPEAKER PHONE FUNCTION. IN SOME INSTANCES, THE Las copiasdel Plan propuesto por la Ciudad de Lynn están disponibles en la OR REGARDING ANY PETITION CAN ALSO CALL (781) 586 6783 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS WILL CALL BACK AN página web dela Ciudad de Lynn: http://www.lynnma.gov/mayors_office.shtml?g OR (781) 586-6773 AT THE DATE AND TIME OF THE PUBLIC INDIVIDUAL WISHING TO SPEAK TO ENSURE AN ORDERLY pm=1_7 Las personas puedenobtener copias del plan si lo solicitan a Aaron HEARING. ALL INDIVIDUALS WILL BE PERMITTED TO SPEAK MEETING. INDIVIDUALS WISHING TO SPEAK MAY PROVIDE Clausen at 781-586-6853 or [email protected]. VIA A SPEAKER PHONE FUNCTION. IN SOME INSTANCES, THE THEIR NAME AND PHONE NUMBER TO THE ZONING BOARD OF ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS WILL CALL BACK AN APPEALS AND WILL BE CALLED AT THE APPROPRIATE DATE Las copias de la regulación estatal bajo la cual seevaluará el programa de INDIVIDUAL WISHING TO SPEAK TO ENSURE AN ORDERLY AND TIME TO SPEAK. THIS INFORMATION SHOULD BE planificación propuesto (301 CMR 23.00) se puedenobtener de la Librería del MEETING. INDIVIDUALS WISHING TO SPEAK MAY PROVIDE SUBMITTED TO JAMIE CERULLI VIA EMAIL: [email protected] Estado a través del sitio web de la librería en https://www.sec.state.ma.us/spr/s THEIR NAME AND PHONE NUMBER TO THE ZONING BOARD OF OR TELEPHONE: (781) 586-6827. THE EMAIL OR TELEPHONIC prcat/catidx.htm or http://www.mass.gov/eea/docs/czm/fcr-regs/301-cmr-23.p APPEALS AND WILL BE CALLED AT THE APPROPRIATE DATE MESSAGE REQUESTING TO SPEAK MUST BE RECEIVED AT df AND TIME TO SPEAK. THIS INFORMATION SHOULD BE LEAST ONE HOUR PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED MEETING. SUBMITTED TO JAMIE CERULLI VIA EMAIL: [email protected] Fecha deNotificación: 10 de agosto, 2020 PERSONS WHO HAVE NO PRE-REGISTERED MAY CALL IN OR TELEPHONE: (781) 586-6827. THE EMAIL OR TELEPHONIC DURING THE MEETING AT THE ABOVE-LISTED TELEPHONE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE MESSAGE REQUESTING TO SPEAK MUST BE RECEIVED AT NUMBERS LEAST ONE HOUR PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED MEETING. ANY INDIVIDUAL DESIRING TO SUBMIT WRITTEN MATERIALS FOR SALE FOR SALE PERSONS WHO HAVE NO PRE-REGISTERED MAY CALL IN EITHER FOR OR AGAINST A PARTICULAR PETITION SHOULD All real estate advertising in this DURING THE MEETING AT THE ABOVE-LISTED TELEPHONE SUBMIT THE SAME VIA E-MAIL: [email protected] OR newspaper is subject to the Federal NUMBERS REGULAR MAIL TO: LYNN CONSERVATION COMMISSION, C/O Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- ANY INDIVIDUAL DESIRING TO SUBMIT WRITTEN MATERIALS setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and JAMIE CERULLI, INSPECTIONAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT, Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes EITHER FOR OR AGAINST A PARTICULAR PETITION SHOULD LYNN CITY HALL, LYNN, MA 01901. DOCUMENTS MAY ALSO it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or SUBMIT THE SAME VIA E-MAIL: [email protected] OR BE SUBMITTED VIA THE LYNN CITY HALL DROP BOX discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, If you want an honest handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, REGULAR MAIL TO: LYNN CONSERVATION COMMISSION, C/O LOCATED AT THE JOHNSON STREET ENTRANCE WITH A age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, JAMIE CERULLI, INSPECTIONAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT, DEADLINE OF ONE HOUR PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED opinion of value veteran's status, or source of income or any LYNN CITY HALL, LYNN, MA 01901. DOCUMENTS MAY ALSO MEETING. THE DOCUMENTARY SUBMISSIONS MAY BE intention to make any such preference, limitation FREE SERVICE or discrimination. BE SUBMITTED VIA THE LYNN CITY HALL DROP BOX SUBMITTED VIA A ZIP DRIVE OR SIMILAR DEVICE Zero down for veterans This newspaper will not knowingly accept any LOCATED AT THE JOHNSON STREET ENTRANCE WITH A COMPATIBLE WITH A WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEM **** advertising for real estate which is in violation of 3% down for non-veterans the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all DEADLINE OF ONE HOUR PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED dwellings in this newspaper are available on an MEETING. THE DOCUMENTARY SUBMISSIONS MAY BE Mary Lester equal opportunity basis. To complain of SUBMITTED VIA A ZIP DRIVE OR SIMILAR DEVICE Chairwoman discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at COMPATIBLE WITH A WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEM **** 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the Item: August 10, 2020 hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. Mary Lester Chairwoman NOTICES HELP WANTED GENERAL GENERAL HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Item: August 10, 2020 Notice of Public Hearing and Submission of the City of Lynn Municipal Harbor PAY CALLS JOB INFORMATION PLUMBING Plan Amendment and Designated Port Area Master Plan for Secretarial SERVICES Plumbing distributor seeks Approval Pursuant to 301 CMR 23.00 reliable people Pay Call Numbers NOTICE FULL TIME - SECURE - BENEFITS In accordance with applicable regulations at 301 CMR 23.00, public notice is (900, 976 and 550) Don't pay to find work before you get COUNTER SALES hereby given of the submission of the Cityof Lynn proposed Municipal Harbor Plan Advertiser telephone numbers with the job. Legitimate job placement firms Basic Plumbing Familiarity Amendment and Designated Port Area Master Plan (Plan) for approval by the 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST that work to fill specific positions Helpful, But Not Necessary Secretary of the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA). EEA disclose the price of the telephone WAREHOUSE cannot charge an upfront fee. For free 3rd Shift Production (10PM to 6AM) and its Office of Coastal Zone Management will conduct a public hearing on the call. When a number is published Prior Warehouse Experience Helpful information about avoiding employ- $18.11 Starting Hourly Rate Plan on August 20, 2020 at 6:30 p.m. The hearing will be held virtually at: within the advertisement the per ment service scams, write the Federal But Not Necessary minute and/or flat charge must be Avon Trade Commission at Washington, Gorton’s is seeking candidates to Join Zoom Meeting included. If you dial a pay per call Supply Co., Inc. 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Response to For more information and assistance Medical & Dental Insurance +1 346 248 7799 US (Houston) +1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose) any pay per call numbers will be regarding the reliability of business Life Insurance OFFICE SPACE Meeting ID: 836 7409 4802 charged to your telephone bill and opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- Vision Insurance Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kbfWIP3Ltg anyone under 18 years of age must ties, employment services and financ- Generous Vacation have parent's consent. ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to Last Offices with plenty of sun! In 3 Thirteen paid holidays Written comments on the proposed Municipal Harbor Plan will be considered and Please call immediately for further contact the Better Business Bureau story bldg. with elevator, at 319 Defined Benefit Pension Plan should be e-mailed to [email protected]. Comments must be received by details or information. Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite Lynnway. Secure bldg. with plenty of 401k Plan 5:00 p.m.on September 9, 2020 (30 days after publication of this notice in the CLASSIFIED 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or parking!!! Rent $1200, $500. Call Tuition Reimbursement Environmental Monitor) but are welcomed any time during the comment period. (781)593-7700 call 508-652-4800 781-632-4086/C Written comments can also be provided and should be addressed to: Qualifications Office of Coastal Zone Management High School Diploma or GED 251 Causeway Street, Suite 800 Prior work experience in a fast-paced Boston MA 02114; Attention: Kathryn Glenn environment Ability to work overtime Copies of the City of Lynn proposed Plan areavailable on the City of Lynn webpage: http://www.lynnma.gov/mayors_office.shtml?gpm=1_7 Individuals may obtain www.gortons.com/careers copies of the plan upon request to Aaron Clausen at 781-586-6853 or [email protected]. HOME AND BUSINESS SERVICES

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[email protected] MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B7 INTERNATIONAL World donors demand change before money to rebuild Beirut BEIRUT (AP) — The authorities now have to money to rebuild Leba- put in place ... political non’s shattered capital and economic reforms.” will come only with the Amid the teleconference same change demanded participants were Presi- by mourning protesters in dent Donald Trump, Jor- Beirut, said world leaders dan’s King Abdullah II, and international organi- Egypt’s President Abdel PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS zations on Sunday after a Fattah el-Sissi and other The main entrance to the headquarters of the global aid teleconference. top officials from China, publicly funded BBC in London. Over 30 conference par- the European Union and ticipants offered emer- gency humanitarian aid the Gulf Arab countries. and pledged help for a The disaster fueled an- BBC apologizes for “credible and indepen- gry demonstrations Sat- urday where protesters dent” investigation into PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS last week’s Beirut explo- set up gallows and nooses sion, another key demand Words are written by Lebanese citizens in front in central Beirut and held broadcasting of the Lebanese crowds of the scene of Tuesday’s explosion in Beirut. mock hanging sessions of who took to the streets Public fury over the massive explosion in Bei- cut-out cardboard images Saturday and Sunday. rut took a new turn Saturday night. of top Lebanese officials. a racist slur In Beirut, a Lebanese Demonstrators held Cabinet minister resigned earlier. Parliament is also ence co-organized by France signs that read “resign or LONDON (AP) — The be used. amid signals that the em- due to convene later this and the United Nations said hang.” One police officer BBC apologized Sunday Director-general Tony battled government may be week. in their final statement. was killed and dozens of for broadcasting a racist Hall said in a memo to unraveling in the aftermath As the political negoti- The participants to the people were hurt in con- slur in a news report, say- staff that the BBC’s inten- of the devastating blast that ating took place, protest- donors’ teleconference frontations that lasted for ing it was a mistake that tion “was to highlight an ers converged again on promised to provide emer- ripped through the capital hours and where security has caused many people alleged racist attack.” the parliament area Sun- gency aid — focusing on on Aug. 4 and raised public forces used rubber bullets distress. “Yet despite these good anger to new levels. day afternoon, setting off medicine and hospitals, The BBC included the intentions, I recognize to disperse the crowds. Manal Abdel-Samad’s another night of violent schools, food and housing. word when reporting last that we have ended up On Saturday and in a new resignation, in which she demonstrations. Hundreds The donors, who pledged month on a violent at- creating distress amongst cited failure to meet the of protesters clashed with nearly $300 million, expression of rage, protest- tack on a young Black many people,” he said. people’s aspirations and security forces, attempt- warned that no money for ers also fanned out around man in Bristol, a city in Hall said that “every or- the Tuesday blast, was fol- ing to breach the heavi- rebuilding would be made the city, storming a couple of southwest England. The ganization should be able lowed by a swirl of reports ly-guarded parliament. available until Lebanese government ministries and attackers are reported to to acknowledge when it that other ministers were Security forces responded authorities “fully commit briefly declaring the foreign have yelled the offensive has made a mistake. We also resigning. If seven of with tear gas and chased themselves to timely mea- ministry as the headquar- term as they ran into the made one here.” the 20 ministers resign, the protesters in the sures and reforms expected ters of their movement. In 21-year-old with a car. Since the May 25 death the Cabinet would effec- streets of downtown, in a by the Lebanese people.” the economy and energy The victim needed hos- of George Floyd in Minne- tively have to step down smaller repeat of the scene They also promised the aid ministries, the protesters pital treatment for a bro- apolis sparked anti-racism and remain in place as a from the night before. will be coordinated by the ransacked offices and seized ken leg and other injuries. protests around the world, caretaker government. The protesters blame U.N. and delivered directly public documents claiming The broadcaster has re- Britain’s institutions — in- Closed-door meetings the ruling elite for the chronic to the Lebanese people — they would reveal how cor- ceived more than 18,000 cluding the government, into the night and a flur- mismanagement and corrup- in a clear indication that no ruption has permeated suc- complaints about the use the BBC and the police — ry of phone calls between tion that is believed to be be- money is going to the gov- cessive governments. of the offensive word. On have faced pressure to con- Prime Minister Hassan hind the explosion in a Beirut ernment and its coffers. “Given the magnitude Saturday, comedian and front their own legacies of Port warehouse. Hundreds of French President Em- Diab and several min- of the catastrophe ... that broadcaster Sideman quit inequality and bias. tons of highly explosive ma- manuel Macron, whose music station BBC 1Xtra On Sunday, a Black isters followed her an- shook the nation and hurt nouncement. The political terial were stored in the wa- country once governed over the use of the word lawmaker, Dawn Butler, our hearts and minds, and haggling put off more res- terfront hangar, and the blast Lebanon as a protector- and the corporation’s fail- accused London police of ignations, and a Cabinet sent a shock wave that killed ate, said “we have to do in respect for the martyrs, ure to apologize. racial profiling after she meeting is planned Mon- at least 160 people, wounded everything we can so that and the pains of the wound- The BBC had previous- and a male friend were day. Meanwhile, four more nearly 6,000 and defaced the violence and chaos do not ed, missing and displaced, ly defended the decision pulled over while driving lawmakers announced coastline of Beirut — destroy- win the day.” and in response to the pub- to use the word, saying it through the city’s Hack- Sunday they were re- ing hundreds of buildings. “The explosion of August lic will for change, I resign wanted to convey the rac- ney area. Butler told Sky signing from the 128-seat “In these horrendous 4 was like a thunderbolt. from the government,” Ab- ist nature of the attack. It News there was “institu- parliament, joining four times, Lebanon is not alone”, It’s time to wake up and del-Samad said in her res- had warned viewers that tional racism in the po- others who declared it participants to the confer- take action. The Lebanese ignation letter. upsetting language would lice.” Nagasaki urges nuclear ban 75 years after atomic bomb

TOKYO (AP) — The Jap- clear states had in recent ers to quickly sign the anese city of Nagasaki on years retreated from disar- 2017 Treaty on the Pro- Sunday marked its 75th mament efforts. hibition of Nuclear Weap- anniversary of the U.S. Instead, they are upgrad- ons. atomic bombing, with the ing and miniaturizing nu- After taking part in the mayor and dwindling sur- clear weapons for easier use, ceremony, Prime Minister vivors urging world lead- he said. Taue singled out the Shinzo Abe criticized the ers including their own U.S. and Russia for increas- treaty for not being realistic. to do more for a nuclear ing risks by scrapping the None of the nuclear states weapons ban. Intermediate-Range Nucle- has joined, and it is not At 11:02 a.m., the mo- ar Forces Treaty. widely supported even by ment the B-29 bomber “As a result, the threat non-nuclear states, he said. Bockscar dropped a 4.5- of nuclear weapons being “The Treaty on the Pro- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ton (10,000-pound) pluto- used is increasingly be- hibition of Nuclear Weap- Oil leaks from the MV Wakashio, a bulk carrier ship that recently ran nium bomb dubbed “Fat coming real,” Taue said. ons was adopted without aground off the southeast coast of Mauritius Sunday. Man,” Nagasaki survivors Noting that the Nucle- taking into consideration and other participants ar Proliferation Trea- the reality of the harsh stood in a minute of si- ty entered into force 50 national security envi- lence to honor more than years ago, Taue urged ronment,” Abe said at a Indian Ocean oil spill brings 70,000 dead. the U.S. and Russia to news conference. “I must The Aug. 9, 1945, bomb- show a (asterisk)workable say the treaty is different ing came three days after way(asterisk) towards from Japan’s position and thousands to the scene the United States dropped their nuclear disarma- approach” even though its first atomic bomb on Hi- ment at the NPT review they share the same goal JOHANNESBURG (AP) wetlands that the govern- leaves and straw and kept roshima, the world’s first process next year. of abolishing nuclear — Thousands of students, ment called “very sensi- afloat with plastic bottles, ever nuclear attack that He said that “the true weapons, he said. environmental activists tive.” Wildlife workers and he said. People are also killed 140,000. On Aug. 15, horror of nuclear weapons Abe has repeatedly re- and residents of Mauri- volunteers, meanwhile, using empty oil drums to Japan surrendered, ending has not yet been adequate- fused to sign the treaty. tius were working around ferried dozens of baby scoop up as much oil as pos- World War II. ly conveyed to the world at He reiterated that Ja- the clock Sunday, trying to tortoises and rare plants sible from shallower waters. At the event at Nagasaki large” despite struggle and pan’s approach is not to reduce the damage to the from an island near the University students and Peace Park, scaled down efforts by hibakusha, or take sides but to serve as Indian Ocean island from spill, Ile aux Aigrettes, to members of the local Li- because of the coronavirus atomic bombing survivors, a bridge between nuclear an oil spill after a ship ran the mainland. ons and Rotary clubs are pandemic, Mayor Tomi- to make Nagasaki the last and non-nuclear states aground on a coral reef. “This is no longer a threat among the volunteers, he hisa Taue read a peace place of the tragedy. to encourage dialogue to An estimated 1 ton of to our environment, it is a said. declaration in which he He also urged Japan’s achieve a total nuclear oil from the Japanese full-blown ecological disas- “We are working flat out. raised concern that nu- government and lawmak- ban. ship’s cargo of 4 tons has ter that has affected one It’s a major challenge, be- already escaped into the of the most environmen- cause the oil is not only sea, officials said. Workers tally important parts of floating in the lagoon, it’s were seeking to stop more Mauritius, the Mahebourg already washing up on the oil from leaking, but with Lagoon,” said Sunil Dowa- shore,” said Dowarkasing. high winds and rough seas rkasing, an environmen- “The booms are really on Sunday there were re- tal consultant and former working in many spots.” ports of new cracks to the member of parliament. He said the steady winds ship’s hull. “The people of Mauri- and waves have spread Prime Minister Pravind tius, thousands and thou- the fuel across the eastern Jugnauth has declared a sands, have come out to side of the island. state of emergency and try to prevent as much “We’ve never seen any- appealed for internation- damage as possible,” said thing like this in Mauri- al help. He said the spill Dowarkasing, who spoke tius,” he said. “represents a danger” for from the relief efforts at The lagoon is a protect- the country of 1.3 million Bois des Amourettes by ed area, created several people that relies heavily the lagoon. years ago to preserve an on tourism and has been He said people have area in Mauritius as it hurt by travel restrictions created long floating oil was 200 years ago. caused by the coronavirus booms to try to slow the “The coral reefs had be- pandemic. spread into the lagoon and gun to regenerate and the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Satellite images show onto the coast. The hasti- lagoon was getting back A man and his daughter pray for the victims of U.S. atomic bombing at a dark slick spreading in ly made fabric booms are its coral gardens,” said the Atomic Bomb Hypocenter Park in Nagasaki Sunday. the turquoise waters near stuffed with sugar cane Dowarkasing. B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 2020 HEALTH What to do when anxiety affects your sleep

By Mayo Clinic if your sleep is frequent- your electronic devices. News Network ly interrupted during the Minimizing the bright night. light exposure gives your In these days where Try these tips to sleep brain the time it needs to there is high anxiety better: around COVID-19, get- get sleepy. – Create an ideal sleep ting your sleep isn’t easy. Use your bed for sleep. environment. Your sleep But a good night’s sleep Don’t eat, work, use your space should be dark, qui- is a key factor in main- phone, watch TV or do et, comfortable and cool. taining your health and anything in bed that Think about using dark protecting your immune may keep you from re- system. shades, earplugs, eye- laxing and getting good “Sleep is so important. shades, and subtle back- sleep. It can make you happier ground noise such as hu- – Get regular physical and healthier,” says Jen- midifiers or fans. activity. Regular physi- ny Prinsen, a pulmonol- Follow a sleep sched- cal activity can promote ule. Go to bed and wake ogy nurse practitioner at better sleep by helping up at the same time each Mayo Clinic Health Sys- you fall asleep faster and day, including weekends. tem in Southwest Wis- enjoy deeper sleep. Exer- Consistency reinforces consin. “It’s your time to cise earlier in the day, if your body’s sleep-wake recharge, so make it a pri- possible. ority.” cycle and promotes better sleep. – Avoid caffeine. Avoid SLEEP CHALLENGES consuming caffeine 10 There are several fac- Give yourself time to hours before you want to tors that can affect your unwind. Create a relaxing fall asleep and avoid al- sleep. routine before bedtime. – Snoring. Almost half of PHOTO | DREAMSTIME/TNS Consider taking a warm cohol before bed, as it dis- adult men and one-quar- bath or shower, reading a rupts sleep. ter of women snore. You – Caffeine intake. Caf- your sleep. infant down to sleep. book or listening to sooth- If you follow these tips can reduce snoring by us- feine may affect your – Challenges of parent- TIPS TO ing music. You also might and still find yourself con- ing adhesive nose pads to sleep. Be mindful of hid- ing. Between 3 a.m. feed- SLEEP BETTER try meditation or prayer stantly craving sleep and open the nostrils, adjust- den sources of caffeine in ings and late-night cries, The quality of your sleep to relax. feeling fatigued, talk to ing your pillow to open foods, beverages and med- new parents might only is just as important as the – Turn off the screens. your health care provider your airway, and sleeping ications. Even if you fall get to sleep for a few hours quantity. You can be in bed Dedicate 30 to 60 min- to make sure that there on your side rather than asleep, too much caffeine here and there. Try snooz- for eight hours and still utes before you go to isn’t an underlying sleep your back. can affect the quality of ing whenever you put your feel drowsy the next day sleep as time away from disorder. What’s the difference between quarantine and isolation?

By Mayo Clinic members as much as pos- News Network sible. If you have access to even a basic surgical Preventing the spread mask, you should be using of the virus that causes that type of personal pro- COVID-19 is key to slow- tective equipment.” ing the pandemic. Peo- “Sometimes you may ple who have symptoms not have another room PHOTO | XREBECCA STUMPF/KAISER HEALTH NEWS/TNS or who have suspected to put them in, but if or known exposure to Beverly Grant teaches a yoga class at the Dahl- you can, stay outside of the virus, should prac- ia Campus of the Mental Health Center of Den- that 6-foot ring,” says tice self-quarantine or ver in February. Dr. Cowl. “Don’t breathe self-isolation. But what right in their face. If it’s do the terms mean, and a partner or spouse, they which should you do? Yoga co-op seeks Dr. Clayton T. Cowl, a shouldn’t be sleeping to- pulmonologist and chair PHOTO | NIAID/TNS gether in the same bed during a time of isolation of Mayo Clinic’s Divi- This transmission electron microscope im- sion of Preventive, Occu- until they’re taken out of to diversify age shows SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes that isolation period.” pational and Aerospace COVID-19, isolated from a patient in the U.S., Medicine, says that the “Remember, it’s spread emerging from the surface of cells cultured in by droplets, so if you wash terms are different, and the lab. yoga to heal people should know which your hands before you go in and after you go out, one is the best option for do that. In other words, Wash hands regularly their situation. they’ve traveled to an area with soap and water. If that will probably mini- racialized trauma “The terms ‘quaran- that has a very high prev- that’s not possible, use mize most of the opportu- tine’ and ‘isolation’ both alence of a disease or a hand sanitizer or disin- nity for the virus to spread By Chandra long days of isolation at refer to the act of sepa- condition.” fecting wipes. at all. “ Thomas Whitfield home, where she was the rating a person with ill- Dr. Cowl says quaran- Wash surfaces regularly While in isolation, Dr. KAISER HEALTH NEWS sole caregiver for her spe- ness from others,” says tine is also appropriate in the home. Cowl suggests people take cial-needs daughter and Dr. Cowl. “But the terms for someone who has been Avoid touching your face. actions that include: DENVER — Beverly father. Then, in April, her are different. Quaran- near someone with known Monitor daily for symp- Stay in a separate room. Grant spent years jug- 84-year-old mother died tine is used for someone exposure. toms such as fever, cough If that’s not possible main- gling many roles before unexpectedly of natural who has no symptoms, The Centers for Disease and shortness of breath. tain at least a 6-foot circle yoga helped her restore causes. “I’ve been doing and isolation is used Control and Prevention If symptoms develop, of space from others. her balance. the best that I can with when someone has been says people should stay call your health care pro- Wear a mask when in When not doting over her facing my new reality,” confirmed to have the in quarantine for 14 days vider or local hospital to the same room as others. three children, she hosted said Grant. disease. Isolation is typ- from the time of the expo- see if you should be tested Wear a mask when her public affairs talk ra- As a Black woman, she ically more acute than sure if they have traveled for COVID-19. someone brings food or dio show, attended commu- believes yoga can help quarantine.” to geographic areas where ISOLATION other necessities. nity meetings or handed other people of color, who QUARANTINE there is a large number of “Quarantine is different Wash hands after inter- out cups of juice at her rov- she said disproportionate- “Quarantine is when COVID-19 cases. from isolation,” says Dr. acting with others. Use ing Mo’ Betta Green Mar- ly share the experience of we take someone who is While in quarantine, Dr. Cowl. “Isolation is when soap and water. If that’s ketPlace farmers market, debilitating trauma and completely asymptomat- Cowl suggests people take we take somebody who not possible, use hand which has brought local, grief — exacerbated to- ic and keep them away actions that include: is positive for the disease sanitizer or disinfecting fresh foods and produce to day by such disparities from everyone else in the Stay at a distance of at and keep them away from wipes. this city’s food deserts for as who’s most at risk of event that they might de- least 6 feet from other peo- everyone else. If you’re Wipe down surfaces more than a decade. COVID-19 and the racial- velop the disease,” says ple in the home. in isolation and you’re such as door knobs, cell- Her busy schedule came ized distress from ongoing Dr. Cowl. “Usually, there’s If possible, stay in a sep- at home, you want to be phones, countertops and to an abrupt halt on July 1, police brutality such as some reason why we arate room. isolated from your family other areas touched. 2018, when her youngest the killing of George Floyd son, Reese, 17, was fatally in Minneapolis. stabbed outside a Denver While the country still restaurant. He’d just grad- needs much work to heal Head back to school with 4 uated from high school and itself, she wants more peo- was weeks from starting at ple of color to try yoga to the University of Northern help their health. She said Colorado. the ancient practice, which Be’s for mental health “It’s literally a shock to began in India more than your system,” Grant, 58, 5,000 years ago and has By Mayo Clinic work on a healthy mind- dents will need varying these pandemic times, and said of the grief that flood- historical ties to ancient News Network set for this school year, it behavioral health support teens and older students ed her. “You feel physical Africa, is the perfect plat- may help to actively focus based on their age and may need to hear that pain and it affects your form to help cope with the The COVID-19 pan- on the following 4 Be’s, Dr. the class format, says Dr. affirmed by the adults in conscious and unconscious unique stressors caused demic has caused much Sawchuk suggests: Sawchuk. their lives,” suggests Dr. functioning. Your ability by daily microaggressions stress and uncertainty – Be flexible. Stay open FOR IN-PERSON Sawchuk. to breathe is impaired. Fo- and discrimination. for students, parents, to the possibility that the SCHOOLING One way to challenge cus and concentration are “It helps you feel more teachers and staff. “For format of schooling might Elementary school worry at any age is by fo- sporadic at best. You are empowered to deal with students and the adults change over the course of students may not ful- not the same person that many situations that are who care for them, the cusing on other possible the year. ly understand why all outcomes and on steps to you were before.” beyond your control,” said desire is so strong to – Be optimistic. Main- the health and safety In the midst of debilitat- Grant. have our lives return to minimize exposure to risk, tain a positive attitude practices are happening. Dr. Sawchuk notes. “Seek ing loss, Grant said it was She teaches yoga with normal, which also in- about learning new ways “Parents and teachers, practicing yoga and med- out information from reli- Satya Yoga Cooperative, volves schooling,” says to learn. this is one more example itation daily that helped able sources.” a Denver-based group op- Craig Sawchuk, Ph.D., a – Be supportive. Contrib- of when modeling safe provide some semblance erated by people of color FOR REMOTE Mayo Clinic psychologist. ute to keeping the learn- practices and answering of peace and balance. She that was launched in June SCHOOLING “School is one of the most ing environment as safe questions patiently and had previously done yoga 2019, inspired partly by important places that we as possible by practicing calmly will offer reassur- For students of all ages, videos at home but didn’t the Black Lives Matter learn and grow intellec- social distancing, masking ance to the young people schools provide structure get certified as an instruc- and #MeToo movements. tually, socially and emo- and proper hand hygiene. in your life,” Dr. Sawchuk and socialization. While it tor until just before her The co-op’s mission: Offer tionally.” – Be kind. Be patient says. is still important to have son’s death. yoga to members of di- Whether classes meet in with each other as every- Middle school, high structure if the school day Yoga then continued verse communities to help person or online, or use a one works toward a com- school and college stu- is online, it is OK to have to be a grounding force them deal with trauma hybrid approach, one thing mon goal of ending the dents may find their emo- some flexibility with the when the coronavirus and grief before it shows is certain: Mental health pandemic. tions vary between excite- schedule, especially for pandemic hit in March. up in their bodies as men- is a vital part of the equa- As schools determine ment and anxiety. “It’s younger children, Dr. Saw- The lockdown orders in tal health conditions, pain tion, Dr. Sawchuk says. To their approaches, stu- OK to not feel OK during chuk says. Colorado sent her back to and chronic disease.