SATURDAY, MAY 23, 2020 Summertime and the livin’ isn’t easy

By Anne Marie Tobin tually taking — a traditional summer theme parks to the nation’s great na- ITEM STAFF vacation. tional parks, many businesses in the Whether looking to stay close to home tourist and recreation industry are in a With beaches, parks, swimming pools, and visit local attractions or get away to holding pattern as states gradually be- fishing holes and other recreational ac- popular tourist destinations, COVID-19 gin the process of reopening. tivities reopening Monday on Memorial has presented would-be vacationers, One Lynnfield family, wishing to re- Day, it would seem that life couldn’t be and the businesses that serve them, main anonymous, plans to spend the trending any better for people planning with unprecedented challenges and week of June 26-July 3 on Nantucket. summer vacations. uncertainty. Questions abound as to Whether or not they can get there is an- However, unlike the popular George whether there will ever be enough nor- other question. Gershwin tune, “Summertime,” this malcy to have a semblance of summer The family booked the trip in February summer, the livin’ may be far from easy at all. when it comes to planning — and ac- From Cape Cod beaches to Florida SUMMERTIME, A6 Salem HAPPY (VIRTUAL) has MEMORIAL DAY its act ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Stacie Graciale sits on her front porch in Lynn after recently surviv- Together ing COVID-19. By David McLellan ITEM STAFF Lynn’s SALEM — There’s been tough times before. The same city that is Graciale known worldwide for a 17th century “witch” hysteria has faced fires, storms, droughts, wars, fought economic crises, and oth- er catastrophes over the last four centuries, and its COVID — leaders want residents to know it will again over- come a disaster. and won In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the By Steve Krause mayor’s office, the Pea- ITEM STAFF body Essex Museum, Sa- LYNN — Stacey Graciale, 31, endured lem State University, and nine of the sickest days of her life last The Salem News have teamed up to provide sto- month. Yet she feels blessed. ries of past hardships and “I am extremely blessed,” she said, accomplishments by the ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK talking about her battle with the COVID-19 virus at the end of April. “I was city of Salem and its res- Doris Syrakos of Lynn, the Gold Star Mother of SPC Antonio J. Syrakos, U.S. idents under the hashtag not in the hospital. I was not intubated. Army, plants ags at the graves of World War 1 veterans in Pine Grove Ceme- I’d say that for me, I had a ‘mild’ case of #SalemTogether. tery in Lynn on Friday in honor of Memorial Day. “We really are going to this — though if it were simply the flu, it wouldn’t have been a mild case.” need to remember that emonies recorded in the days leading up to or By Gayla Cawley The day she came down with the virus our city has been through ITEM STAFF streamed live on Memorial Day. tough times before. These began like any other. Although the virus has largely made this “I got up, took a shower, and felt fine,” same streets and many Since the coronavirus has canceled Memo- year’s Memorial Day a virtual holiday, com- of our buildings housed she said. “I worked for an assisted living rial Day parades and traditional ceremonies, munities have still been carrying out other people who felt similar de- North Shore communities have opted to take facility in Danvers, and we wear masks, spair,” said Salem Mayor annual traditions, such as flagging their vet- gloves, and all kinds of protective gear. a different approach to ensure their fallen erans’ graves, while some municipalities are Kimberley Driscoll. veterans are honored this year. The residents were on one floor, and I was also incorporating new ways to honor their on another.” These stories are post- Local cities and towns are still holding fallen. But at 10 a.m. that morning, she began ed throughout a network Memorial Day ceremonies, but many are of websites and blogs, in- “Because of COVID-19 we have to do feeling “weird.” choosing to pre-record their observances and cluding the city’s Facebook things differently, but some things don’t “I told my manager, and he said my eyes broadcast them on their local television sta- page, the city’s Twitter change and one thing that doesn’t change is looked watery,” Graciale said. “I took my tions for the remainder of the week. page, the Streets of Salem our obligation to remember the fallen,” said temperature and it was 99. I didn’t think To adhere to social distancing protocols, TOGETHER, A2 the public won’t be in attendance at any cer- MEMORIAL DAY, A3 GRACIALE, A3 Saugus vet INSIDE has built a Saugus Saugus Board of Health votes to ease solid legacy restrictions on some businesses. A5 • By Elyse Carmosino Veterans Memorial ITEM STAFF Park in Saugus will receive upgrades as SAUGUS — A talent- well as spring cleaning. ed carpenter, World War A5 II veteran and Saugus resident Peter Ruggeri Boston has spent most of his life EMS Week organizer building things. Dennis Cataldo speaks From the small ranch- at Fenway ceremony. Marblehead’s Fort Sewall style home on Lenox Av- A6 enue he shares with his daughter, Jennifer, and Opinion closed for renovations dog, Toto, to countless Each death represents pieces of furniture inside, a personal tragedy. A4 By David McLellan placement of stairs, window Fort Sewall it seems Ruggeri, 92, has ITEM STAFF bars, and brick coating ongo- will be never shied away from LOOK! ing. Other projects at the fort closed for a project, no matter how Faces of faith in MARBLEHEAD — Fort include regrading the path- the summer big. Marblehead. A8 Sewall will be closed this sum- ways, making the property ful- with an eye “We lived in a marshy Sports mer, but when it reopens there ly handicapped accessible, and toward a area in Revere,” he said of will be replica 19th century Peabody/Lynn eld’s renovating the bathrooms. September his upbringing. “Where I ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Sammie Mirasolo cannons, full accessibility, and According to Larry Sands, lived is gone, it’s all high- reopening. World War II veter- named 2019-2020 Item park rangers on site knowl- chairman of the Fort Sewall way and everything else, an and Saugus resi- Player of the Year for edgeable about the 376-year- Oversight Committee, the ITEM PHOTO | but it makes no difference dent Peter Ruggeri girls hockey. B1 old fort. renovations and restorations OLIVIA FALCIGNO because this (house) my “Phase 2” of the Fort Sewall should make visiting the fort wife and I built. Every re ects on his life as restoration project began May a husband, carpenter 11, with masonry work, re- SEWALL, A6 RUGGERI, A3 and time in the war.

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OBITUARIES ...... A2 SPORTS ...... B1-2 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 64° VOL. 141, ISSUE 138 OPINION ...... A4 POLICE/FIRE ...... B3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6 LOW 45° LOOK! ...... A8 COMICS ...... B4 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 23, 2020 OBITUARIES Peter Dennis Dawson, 73 Hannah Zold, 92 Haralambos Panagopoulos 1929-2020 Peter Dennis Dawson PEABODY — Hannah PEABODY — Haralambos passed away peacefully in his (Galanter) Zold, 92 years of “Harry” Panagopoulos beloved sleep at his beautiful home in age, of W. Peabody formerly husband of Stavroula “Voula Lighthouse Point Florida af- of Michigan and Middleton, Damianakos” Panagopoulos, ter an aggressive battle with entered into eternal rest due died Monday, May 18, 2020 mesothelioma on May 17th to Covid-19 on May 18, 2020. in Kalamata, Greece. at 73 years old. He was born Beloved mother of Joyce Burke Born in Koutifari, Messina, on February 10, 1947 at Win- of Middleton, Ellen Zold Gold- Greece, he immigrated to Mel- chester Hospital and grew up man of N. Reading, and Diane bourne, Australia in 1957 and in Stoneham Massachusetts. Zold-Gross of Haverhill, MA, in 1959, married the love of He was born to the late Virgin- and their families. Cherished his life Voula, in the 1970’s, ia Carter Dawson of Winthrop grandmother of 9 and great the family then came to Pea- and Charles W. Dawson of grandmother of 2 with family body, Massachusetts to make Stoneham. in MI, NV, WA, MD and OH. She their home. Peter graduated Stoneham follows into rest her parents, high school class of 1965. He He was employed at WJ Rabbi Simon Galanter and Young in Peabody in the early attended UMASS Amherst for Lena Galanter, her husband of his bachelors degree in edu- 70’s then working in restau- 38 years, Samuel Hillel Zold, rant industries until his retire- cation while making a mark and brother and sister, Max in the UMASS athletics com- did well. He was respected Hannah’s memory may be ment. Panagopoulos and his wife by the kids, the parents and Galanter and Tema Rabinow- made to any organization Harry was known as a Sonia Karkalas. His beloved munity as competitive hockey itz. After raising her children, player graduating in 1969. Pe- the coaches alike. He prided related to love and care for hard-working, caring and granddaughters Stavroula himself on lending his knowl- Hannah then found her calling children, dogs, painting, a gentle man, he was loved by and Eva Panagopoulos, and ter D continued his education at the Jewish Community Cen- to get his Masters Degree at edge and love for the game cure for dementia, cancer, many, and will never be forgot- his beloved great grandson ter preschool in West Peabody Boston College. He was an ac- but provided rides, hot meals, or development of a COVID ten, while he steps onto the Zachary Fletcher. He was pre- where she found joy in working tive member in UMASS alum- a listening ear and any gear vaccine. Arrangements are dance floor in heaven. deceased by his grandson with the many children whose ni affairs and events for many any athlete needed. Several of by H.L. Farmer & Sons Fu- He leaves his loving wife William “Billy” Fletcher. years as a loved and respect- his players went on to highly lives she touched. neral Homes, Haverhill – Voula of 61years, his beloved Service information: A ed donor and participant. successful high school and Service information: Due Bradford. Please feel free daughter Georgia Panagopo- Memorial service will be an- to COVID-19, a private Using his education in the college baseball careers. to leave a message of sym- ulos, his beloved son George nounced at a later date . Lynn school system as a P.E. He was part of the UMASS graveside service was held pathy or a memory, at www. Instructor Peter mentored Athletics administration advo- 5/22. Contributions in farmerfuneralhomes.com. youth early in his career while cating for many youth athletes lobstering in Nahant to fill his and aiding in their college Corinne C. Manning, 90 summers. goals. He was a member of Peter’s charisma, humor Indian Ridge Golf & Country Richard Daniel Harris, 86 1929-2020 Club, Salem Country Club and and quick wit is part of his Boca Teeca Golf Club. legend. These attributes made PEABODY — Corinne C. Peter was amongst elite but him extraordinarily successful. DANVERS — Mr. Richard Manning, 90, of Brooksby buddies with everyone. Chas- As a young entrepreneur he Daniel Harris 86, of Danvers Village, Peabody, died on May ing down the trash men to of- and his business partner de- and longtime Lynn resident, 17, 2020 after a long illness. fer a cold water or preparing a died April 26, 2020, follow- Born on September 3, 1929 veloped their restaurant and sandwich for the daily arrival golf complex in Nahant. ing a courageous battle with in Lynn, daughter of the late of the mailman around lunch- COVID-19. Alfred and Eva (Bourgeois) “Sea Gaels” of Nahant” was time. one of the most popular and Born in Saugus, he was the Dupuis, Corinne was a gradu- Peter D was a man’s man son of the late Leroy Irving and ate of St. Jean’s High School successful venues and attrac- reveling in his times with his Anna Delia (Tammaro) Harris. in Lynn, Class of 1948 and tions on Boston’s North Shore buddies, intramural basket- He was raised and educated Lynn Hospital School of Nurs- for many years. The duo moved ball, hockey, sports clubs, trips in Lynn and was a graduate of ing, Class of 1951. A dedicat- their efforts to more exclusive to the Cape, bachelor week- Lynn Classical. He continued ed surgical nurse, she enjoyed private events, at the Nahant ends, softball, ski lodges, he his education at Boston Uni- a long career until her retire- Country Club where Peter re- sure knew how to have a good versity. ment in 1996 from the Cape mained from 1987 until his time but he also knew the An honorably discharged Cod Hospital in Hyannis. Upon Besides her husband, death, creating memories for power of love and family. veteran, he served his country returning to the North Shore in Corinne was predeceased by many families and friends of He was the beloved husband Logan, Riker and Maverick. as a member of the United 2004, Corinne continued her her brothers Leo and Norman the North Shore. Peter was a of Beverley Anne Livingston of He was the brother of the late States Army during the Kore- dedication to patient care as Dupuis, her stepmother Mae respected businessman bril- Toronto Canada. He is survived Raymond Harris. an War. a volunteer at Salem Hospital Dupuis and her stepsister, liant in his business skills but by his children Colleen Alicia Service information: Funer- Mr. Harris had been em- for many years. Pauline Novick. had a gifted way of connecting Caro of Swampscott, Yasmene al services will be privately ployed as a Professional Corinne married Robert Service information: A with people. Natalie Driscoll and her hus- held with military honors at Bookkeeper for many years Manning of Lynn in 1954, Memorial Mass will be held Anyone that knew Peter D band Jospeh Driscoll of Lynn a later date. Assisting the until the time of his retirement. they raised their family first in in the future at St. Rich- knew he was famous for a few and Elan Davidesco of Ontario family with the arrangements A kind and generous man, Danvers, then moving to San ard’s Church, Forest Street, things. His unwavering gener- Canada. His grandchildren, is the Peterson-O’Donnell Fu- Richard enjoyed spending Rafael, California in 1971 and Danvers, where Corinne osity (he loved ‘sprinkling the Joshua Dawson-Mateo, Isaiah neral home, 167 Maple St., then, due to Robert’s declin- and Robert were one of the infield), his love for the game Caro and Wynter Chiappini of time with family and friends. (rte 62) Danvers. Donations ing health to Centerville, Cape family founders and parish- of golf (as an accomplished Swampscott, Jaiden, Riley and He loved days spent at the in his memory may be made Cod in 1976 where Robert ioners. Interment in Moss- and proud championship low Lila Driscoll of Lynn. Horse races and at the beach to the Disabled American died in 1987. wood Cemetery, Cotuit, MA handicap golfer), his dedica- He is survived by his sib- and had a knack at games of Veterans, P.O. Box 14301 Corinne is survived by her beside her beloved husband, tion to youth sports from the lings. Charles Dawson of Lake chance. Richard made friends Cincinnati, OH 45250-0301. daughter, Susan Manning Robert. In lieu of flowers, little league level to the col- Worth Florida, Danny Dawson where every he went and his Sharing written remembranc- of Quincy, her son, Thomas memorial contributions may legiate level, his many nick- of Fort Lauderdale Florida, prince charming like personal- es and condolences, during Manning of Beverly, and her be made to the Danvers names amongst his legions of Michael Dawson and his wife ity endeared him to many. this time will be essential in daughter, Linda Manning of Historical Society, 11 Page friends like “The Dalai Lama” Jill of Lake Worth Florida, Pa- Richard is survived by his helping Richard’s family remi- Washington, DC. She also Street, Danvers, MA 01923 a tribute to his kindness and tricia Borsdorf and her hus- niece, Michele Maurice, his nisce, celebrate and heal. We leaves a brother, Gerald Du- Attn: Glen Magna Farms generosity, “Big D” and “Coach band Rick of Albany Georgia great nieces and great neph- encourage you to share your puis, of Salem; two stepsis- Arboretum Fund. Arrange- Dawson” just to name a few. and Nancy Langlands and her ews, Michael Lindsey and his memories by visiting his eter- ters, Gloria Powers of Danvers Peter was dad and papa to husband Guy of New Zealand partner Jessica, Corey and ments are by C.R. Lyons & and Phyllis Sylvanowitz of New more than just is own. as well as many nieces and Heather Maclean, Shannon nal tribute at www.odonnell- Sons Funeral Directors, 28 Brunswick, Canada, a nephew, His time and commitment nephews. Badger and her husband funeralservice.com Elm St./, Danvers Square. To in his later years to the hun- Service information: We Dylan and Alissa, Matthew Wayne Eisenhauer of Danvers, leave a message of sympathy dreds of athletes of Lynn will be celebrating Peter D in and William Maurice and as well as several other dear for Corinne’s family, please youth baseball proved to have a large fashion when time al- three great, great nephews, relatives and friends. visit www.LyonsFuneral.com. a lasting impact on many of lows. To share fond memories the children now becoming or expressions of sympathy men that will carry his wisdom please visit https://www. and values that he always dignitymemorial.com/obit- made equally important as Salem has its act Together uaries/pompano-beach-fl/ the game. He was more than peter-dawson-9187630 a baseball coach but sure Donations in Peters memo- TOGETHER much of the neighborhood banded together during city of Salem was struck was proud of his team’s ac- ry may be made to the North From A1 known as the Point was the depression to even im- by the COVID-19 pan- complishments which includ- East ARC Autism Support rebuilt, and buildings and prove the city, building the demic. As of May 20, 557 ed coaching several champi- Center by visiting https:// blog, the website for the parks, such as Salton- Classical Revival build- residents had contracted onship teams from the Little ne-arc.org/get-involved/do- Salem Public Library, and stall School and Lafayette ing at 104-106 Lafayette the virus, and 26 residents League to Babe Ruth Level. nate/ or send a check to 1 the Salem State Univer- Park, were erected. Street and, in 1935, Eliza- had lost their lives. How- sity online archives. The Each year his teams all made Southside Road, Danvers MA “We came together to beth Parker secured a pat- ever, that hasn’t stopped majority of posts may be the regional playoffs and 01923 overcome these past chal- ent and began producing a the city from coming to- found on the website for lenges, and we need to re- version of the then-little- the organization Preserv- gether to overcome the member that we can do it known game Monopoly, struggle. A Salem-based ing Salem, www.preserv- again,” Driscoll said. “As which became the nation’s FANEUF sailing nonprofit has de- ingsalem.com/salemto- a nearly 400-year-old city, bestseller in the following Lynn Drug Task Force livered more than 1,000 gether. being able to lean on our year. meals to healthcare work- For example, on the af- past to help inspire, en- And, Gerber’s Restau- Hotline ternoon of June 25, 1914, rich, and teach us as we rant, put up at its perma- ers during the pandemic, an explosion at the Korn move forward is a gift that nent location at 114 Wash- the city has launched its Leather Factory in an we can share with today’s ington St. in 1942, lasted own, similarly titled “Sa- 781-477-4444 area along the North Riv- lem Together” program CALL 24 HOURS A DAY residents.” for decades as a popular er started the “Great Sa- On Oct. 29, 1929, the meeting spot, even gain- enlisting volunteers to de- lem Fire” of 1914. Accord- Great Depression began, ing the nickname of “Little liver food and supplies to ing to Preserving Salem, rocking the economies of City Hall,” according to a the most vulnerable, and, or text the word the fire raged for 15 hours, communities nationwide, statement from Jen Rat- in online posts, #SalemTo- and more than 20 commu- tiplynn and including Salem’s. liff for Salem State Uni- gether has reminded resi- nities and 1,700 state mi- “In Salem, a city that versity. But, in 1971, the dents that they will make your tip to litiamen battled the blaze. had only recently recov- restaurant burned down. The next day, 250 acres of it through these dark ered from the 1914 Fire “The fire’s proximity to “tip411” (847411) the city were in ruins, with days. more than 1,600 buildings and the Great World War, Salem’s unemployment of- In loving memory of Arthur David McLellan can be All reports of neighborhood destroyed, and more than building once again all but fice threatened hundreds J. Faneuf, who passed away stopped during the Great of essential documents reached at dmclellan@ on Aug. 6, 2005. Lovingly activity will be investigated. one third of the city’s res- idents rendered homeless, Depression as local resi- and firefighters scrambled itemlive.com. remembered by Joanne, Callers may remain anonymous. dents faced financial crisis to contain the flames,” Janice, Jim, and families. Reunited with jobless, or both. and uncertainty,” accord- Ratliff said. “The fire was his wife Earline. Spanish menu available But it was the recovery efforts that #SalemTo- ing to a #SalemTogether especially difficult to con- gether wishes to memo- post from Preserving Sa- trol due to the below zero 781-593-7700 lem. temperatures that quickly Publishing Daily, except Sundays rialize. Residents and USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 officials, along with the The city received help froze the water sprayed on Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA National Guard and Red from the federal govern- it.” and additional offices. Need to find Cross, mobilized immedi- ment under President Louis Gerber, the restau- Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item ately to deliver supplies to Franklin Roosevelt’s New rant’s founder, was heart- Subscriptions Deal program, document- broken over the loss, Rat- Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States an article? those affected by the great $30.00 for 4 weeks fire. Tent camps were set ing old buildings through liff said. But, in another $95.00 for 13 weeks up, and countless fund- the Historical American display of resilience, Ger- $185.00 for 26 weeks raisers were initiated by Building Survey (HABS), ber remained active in the $340.00 for 1 year Subscribe to expanding the Greenlawn community and oversaw Send payment to and POSTMASTER, local groups like the Boy send address changes to: e-edition on Scouts, raising more than Cemetery, and restoring food preparation for many The Daily Item $130,000 — today worth the Old Town Hall still local festivals and events 110 Munroe St. more than $1 million — in standing today. until his death in 1986. P.O. Box 5 relief funds. In two years Resilient residents And, finally, in 2020, the Lynn, MA 01903 SATURDAY, MAY 23, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Happy (virtual) Memorial Day

MEMORIAL DAY From A1 Michael Sweeney, veterans’ agent for Lynn and Swamp- scott. “So it becomes an is- sue of how we do it, not if Stacie we do it, to let the families Graciale of the fallen know they’ll never be forgotten.” LYNN/SWAMPSCOTT Lynn’s Graciale Sweeney is hosting sep- arate virtual ceremonies for Lynn and Swampscott, which will be pre-recorded fought COVID and shown on each munic- ipality’s local cable station throughout the holiday week. — and won During Lynn’s ceremony, the names of the city’s fall- GRACIALE didn’t know if this was go- en, from World War II on From A1 ing to get better or worse. were read by Sweeney, Sgt. I was fearful. I just kept Major Kenneth Oswald much of it, but I took it ev- praying to God that I and Master Sgt. Gerald ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ery hour after that, and it wouldn’t die.” Goncalo, who are both in- kept getting higher. Then Finally, she started feel- volved with the Lynn En- American flags have been planted in the War Veterans Lot of Swamp- it got to 101.1, and my ing better. Still, on May glish Junior ROTC team, scott Cemetery ahead of Memorial Day on Monday. manager sent me home.” 11, she was tested and the and Anthony Nash, a U.S. cording to Pinette. from the state, Peabody be- customers — on Monday She went to her moth- results came back posi- Navy veteran from Lynn. With the ceremonial gan flagging Puritan Lawn to catch the tribute, which er’s, also in Lynn, where tive. It wasn’t until Thurs- The name reading con- grave flagging canceled, last year, and flagged nu- will play on repeat all day. her fever increased day that she found out she cludes with Gold Star the graves were flagged merous other private cem- The video will also be throughout the day. How- was finally negative. mother Doris Syrakos in the cemetery ahead of eteries this year. available on the town web- ever, when she called the She said she learned reading the name of her time this week. Graves “For years and years site, Nahant.org, and the Lynn Community Health plenty from the experi- son, Antonio Syrakos, who were also flagged in the Peabody was just doing Nahant Town Hall Face- Center. But she was told ence. served in Afghanistan and small veterans’ lot near Cedar Grove and some of book page, and is meant to to stay home from the hos- “I feel like it’s really im- died after returning home the memorial at Town the cemeteries in Peabody take the place of Nahant’s pital because in the off- portant for people, even if in 2013. Hall, Pinette said. that they knew weren’t annual Memorial Day pa- chance she did not have they don’t have symptoms, Mayor Thomas M. Mc- “I think certainly the private,” said Patten. rade. the virus, “I didn’t want to stay away from others,” Gee and City Council veterans population I’ve “If funding wasn’t reim- “The impacts of the coro- to catch it at the hospital,” she said. “You could still President Darren Cyr de- been in communication bursed, the city would navirus have been unprec- she said. give it to people. You just livered brief remarks in with is quite disappointed, have had to cover the full edented, and with public The next day, with her never know whether you Lynn Auditorium, where but it kind of is what it is cost, (which is) very ex- health as our number one temperature having risen have it. You can test neg- the tribute was recorded, in the new normal we’re pensive.” priority, we had to cancel to 104.1, she got a quick ative and still end up get- and Carolyn Cole, direc- living in,” said Pinette. For Patten, ensuring test on Buffam Street and ting it.” tor of the Downtown Lynn our typical Memorial Day “Memorial Day, at least that the city honors the the Department of Health She doesn’t know how Cultural District, sang the parade,” Town Adminis- for that portion of the pop- fallen on Memorial Day informed her the results she even got it. National Anthem. trator Tony Barletta said came back positive. “I protected myself at ulation, it’s almost a bit of is personal. Former U.S. in a statement. “I com- This year marked the first a holy day for a lot of peo- Army Capt. Patten was The next nine days were home and at work as much time that Lynn’s Memorial mend all those who have horrendous, she said. as I could,” she said. “My ple, particularly the vet- deployed to Afghanistan worked so hard to find an Day parade was canceled eran population. I think twice with the Fourth Bri- “My fever went up and fiancé is a germophobe. for a non-weather related alternative way to hon- down, up and down,” Gra- You just never know. a lot of people understand gade Combat Team out of or the military men and reason in many years, ac- the urgency of the situa- the 82nd Airborne Divi- cialel said. “I was at my Sometimes, whatever you cording to Sweeney. women that made the ul- mom’s, in my own bed- do is not enough. It’s real- tion but it’s disappointing sion from Fort Bragg, N.C. timate sacrifice for our “In the early 2000s, it nonetheless.” During his two deploy- room. My appetite was ly, really contagious.” was canceled because of country. gone. I had a fever, and Graciale feels Massa- The town will also honor ments, 52 of his friends from Memorial Day Parade the monsoon,” said Swee- the fallen and Gold Star his brigade were killed, and a cough and shortness of chusetts jumped the gun ney. “We’ve never canceled Committee chairwoman breath. I felt like I had in opening up for business families this year by illu- throughout the brigade’s Molly Conlin, Board of it for anything other than minating some of the me- three deployments, 73 peo- bronchitis.” again. weather in my memory.” Selectmen representa- “It was something I “I disagree with that,” morials at Town Hall in ple were killed in action, tive Bobbie-Jo Blair, and In Swampscott, an out- gold on Sunday and Mon- Patten said. wouldn’t wish on the dev- she said. “It’s way too fast. door wreath-laying ceremo- Barletta worked together It’s been 2 ½ months. I day night, Pinette said. It got so bad that every six il,” Graciale said. “I was ny was held at Swampscott with many others to cre- think that’s way too early. “I think the pandem- days, someone was killed never so sick.” cemetery, which featured ate what they said would “I just think it’s crazy,” ic places into focus when during his deployments in She said the coronavirus a small group of veterans be a “safe Memorial Day she said. “Why would you there are times of turmoil, Afghanistan. Each night at did not feel the same as and Gold Star families to that also marks this his- take a risk like that?” there are people that run dinner time, people would the flu. adhere to social distancing. torical moment in time.” “It was really bad,” she towards danger when load caskets filled with Jon Lazar, Nahant’s Steve Krause can be Jackie Raymond, mother most of us are trying to young soldiers, many in said. “I knew that be- of Army specialist Jared veterans services officer, reached at skrause@ run away from it,” said their late teens and ear- ing young I had a better Raymond, who was killed said the ceremony was re- chance of survival, but I itemlive.com. Pinette. “The people we ly 20s, onto planes during corded at different town in Iraq in 2006, and Ray honor on Memorial Day “ramp ceremonies,” he said. Harris, father of U.S. Ma- landmarks, including the are the people who ran “These people had their Town Wharf where the rine Corps Capt. Jennifer towards danger and gave entire lives ahead of them Saugus vet has Harris, who was killed in town honors Coast Guard their lives.” and they gave everything, and Navy personnel and Iraq in 2007, were both in- their hopes, their dreams,” volved in the ceremony. PEABODY the Green Lawn Cemetery, said Patten. “They gave where the regular Memori- built a solid legacy In both communities, In Peabody, the Amer- everything. If somebody al Day ceremony was held a “hardcore group of vol- ican Legion is hosting a doesn’t think we should with several speakers. helped one another all the unteers” was out in the small virtual ceremony RUGGERI have a ceremony, live, Flagging was completed way down the road.” past couple of weeks flag- at Cedar Grove Cemetery, From A1 taped or otherwise, they at the Green Lawn Ceme- According to Ruggeri, ging veterans’ graves at which will be streamed need to have a serious re- tery last week, but Nahant square inch of it — every Ruth was also an able car- the veterans’ lot and Pine live at 8:30 a.m. Memori- ality check. They made the is also choosing to take a damn nail was driven. penter who spent as much Grove Cemetery in Lynn al Day on Peabody Access ultimate sacrifice for this different approach this year. “Everything we had, I time building the couple’s and the Swampscott Cem- TV, Youtube and Facebook. country … So, to honor The American Legion will made. Furniture, kitch- home as he did. etery, Sweeney said. Speakers will include them is the least we can raise a garrison flag, four en cabinets, the beds, the “We built the whole The Lynn/Swampscott Mayor Edward A. Betten- do every year.” times the size of a normal grandfather clocks, every- thing, my wife and I,” he veterans’ department is court and Bob Dunn, com- flag, at the Nahant Life thing.” said. also getting creative with mander of the Peabody LYNNFIELD Saving Station on Sunday, When he was a senior at For Ruggeri, however, encouraging residents Veterans Council. Other Lynnfield will also have which will be illuminated Revere High School, Rug- building his own house from both communities participants will include a virtual ceremony, which with four yellow floodlights geri left home to join the was only the beginning of to take part in a “Front three members of the Es- will start broadcasting on that night to honor Gold United States Navy, serv- his career. Porch Salute,” this Memo- sex County Marine Corps the town’s local cable chan- Star families, particularly ing two years at the end In the several decades rial Day weekend. League rifle team, who nel this weekend and run the family of Rich Davis, a of World War II working he spent as a builder, Residents are asked will be socially distanced, throughout the week, ac- marine who died in Viet- in the engine room of the Ruggeri played a role in to display patriotic trib- according to Steve Patten, cording to Lynnfield veter- nam, Lazar said. U.S.S. Pocono, then later countless projects, includ- utes on their front porch- the city’s director of veter- ans agent Bruce Siegel. Twenty flags will be joining the Coast Guard. ing helping to construct es, doors and lawns and ans services. The ceremony will in- planted at the town’s After the war, he began parts of the John Hancock then post a photo of their “We discussed keeping clude remarks from Board American Legion post his long career as a car- building, Faneuil Hall, decorations on the “Lynn- the number small, but we of Selectmen Chairman when the garrison flag is penter and home build- and the Prudential Cen- SwampscottVets” Face- thought it was important Phil Crawford and pre-re- raised to full staff at noon er, enjoying the new life ter, as well as several local book page. to have continuity of hon- corded remarks from state on Memorial Day in honor he shared with his wife, schools. oring our fallen heroes de- Sen. Brendan Crighton SAUGUS of the 20 Nahant residents Ruth. “I’ve done an awful lot of spite the current circum- (D-Lynn) and state Rep. who have been killed in “My brother had a girl, things over the years,” he In Saugus, plans are stances as long as we did Bradley Jones (R-North but he needed a car. I had said. minimal compared to past it properly,” said Patten. Reading). action, Lazar said. a car, so he fixed me up,” Because of his skill, Rug- years. The town usually Last weekend, volun- Siegel will read a prayer, “(Celebrating Memorial he said of how he met his geri was frequently called hosts a Memorial Day pa- teers for the city’s veter- a local Eagle Scout will Day is) the highest honor wife, to whom he was mar- on to assist with a variety rade and ceremonies at ans’ department placed read the names of the that we can provide to our ried for nearly 70 years of projects. both Riverside Cemetery more than 8,000 flags town’s fallen dating back fallen soldiers who sac- before her death in 2018. “There was this one and Town Hall, which all throughout 45 public and to the Civil War, and a rificed their lives for our What followed his broth- school, they brought me in had to be canceled, accord- private cemeteries in Pea- video recording of a “Taps” country so there was no er’s offer was a blind date because they had to hang ing to Saugus veterans’ body, including St. Mary’s performance will be holding back for veterans and a short, happy court- some doors,” he said. “A service officer Jay Pinette. Cemetery, Cedar Grove shown. in the American Legion in ship before the two qui- truck comes in with over In lieu of traditional Cemetery and Puritan A flag has been placed the town of Nahant,” said etly made the trip up to 200 doors. We took them celebrations, the Amer- Lawn Memorial Park. at every veterans’ grave Lazar. “It’s the highest New Hampshire to elope. all out, and that was only ican Legion is hosting a Massachusetts law re- throughout the town’s five honor we can do. They gave The married couple would some of them. I had one small ceremony at River- quires veterans’ agents to cemeteries, which took the ultimate sacrifice.” eventually settle in near- Frenchman with me … We side Cemetery at 10 a.m. flag all veterans’ graves about a week to complete, Item reporter Elyse by Saugus, where they had to do the whole thing on Memorial Day, which within their geograph- Siegel said. became well-known local- by ourselves. will be taped for a future ic boundaries each year. “Regardless of what’s Carmosino contributed ly for their well-crafted “We just knew exactly broadcast on the town’s lo- Communities are reim- shut down, we still need to this report. Gayla grandfather clocks and what to do, and we just cal cable station. bursed up to 75 percent to remember all those who Cawley can be reached at bowls (him) and quilts kept going around the The brief ceremony will for the grave flagging, but made the ultimate sacri- [email protected]. (her). whole school, and we did feature a few speakers, until last year, Patten said fice to keep us free,” said Ruggeri said his wife them all.” including Pinette, a per- Peabody was only flagging Siegel. had a kind heart and was From schools, churches, formance of “Taps,” and public cemeteries. LAW OFFICES OF a talented quilter (“one and houses, Ruggeri said an opening and closing That left Puritan Lawn NAHANT JAMES J. CARRIGAN of the best in the town his main focus and joy prayer from the clergy. Memorial Park, which in- In Nahant, the town will • Social Security Disability of Saugus”), and would has always been using his Typically, people stand cludes more than 3,000 locally broadcast a virtual • Workers Compensation frequently make quilts trade to help others. on the veterans’ graves graves, unflagged, which Memorial Day video in or- • Accidents to send to people in need “I wasn’t looking for and there’s a flagging prompted Patten to in- der to maintain social dis- 25 years located across from Lynn District Court across the country. money,” he said. “I only ceremony where flags are quire about whether the tancing guidelines. “We got along like you wanted to help people.” placed on the graves at city could be reimbursed Residents can tune in 15 Johnson St. would never believe, like the same time, but that for flagging private ceme- to their local broadcast- 781-596-0100 Elyse Carmosino can be portion of the tribute had JAMES J. CARRIGAN two people should,” he teries. ing channel — channel ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN said. “I don’t care what reached at ecarmosino@ to be canceled for social After Patten received 45 for Verizon customers LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL would have happened. We itemlive.com. distancing purposes, ac- the OK for reimbursement and channel 8 for Comcast www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 SATURDAY, MAY 23, 2020 OPINION DAVID M. SHRIBMAN HOW TO REACH US

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But in this I American choice; the war We don’t have much of may not have a family Ext. 3 against what President a vision of what victory member who died, but Newsroom Donald J. Trump calls would look like this time, a family member who [email protected] the “invisible enemy” was though the simple plea- could.” [email protected] forced upon the country. sure of going to the mall The Vietnam body Ext. 4 EDITORIAL The American victims in or the movies without count was important for Sports Vietnam were military; fear of fatal contagion the Lyndon Johnson and [email protected] the victims now are civil- might well suffice. Richard Nixon admin- Ext. 5 ians. The home front suf- But in Vietnam, the istrations, but it was a fered no threats during body count was a con- symbol of the futility Retail and Online A crowd in space Advertising the Vietnam years; the stant measure of the of the war to reporters [email protected] home front in this battle success or failure of the in-country — a mean- ADVERTISING Editorial from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette has been devastated. American effort. ingless calculation that editorial board While both struggles “In a war without front- correspondents grew to Ernie Carpenter Jr. were divisive, the pros lines and territorial ob- Director of Advertising distrust, then to resent. and Business Development, ext. 1355 Space, that final frontier, could become very and cons of the Viet- jectives, where ‘attritting’ “Field reporters cover- [email protected] crowded very soon. nam War were fought the enemy was a major ing military actions often out in America’s living goal, the body count be- Ralph Mitchell There are an estimated 2,200 satellites orbit- discovered that these en- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 came the index of prog- ing the Earth at present, but telecommunica- rooms. This time, Amer- emy dead estimates were [email protected] icans have been largely ress,” wrote George C. tions companies are launching dozens of new routinely exaggerated Eric Rondeau confined to their living Herring, a University satellites regularly in hopes of providing high- by unit commanders,” Sales Representative, ext. 1280 rooms. The protesters of Kentucky historian. said former Associated [email protected] speed broadband internet access to the entire last time opposed the pol- Indeed, American units planet. Press war correspondent Patricia Whalen icies promulgated in the competed to have the Sales Representative, ext. 1310 Just how many satellites are we talking Peter Arnett, one of the White House, and vocif- best “box scores.” most celebrated journal- [email protected] about? London-based OneWeb planned to erously opposed the sit- Let’s be clear: In Viet- ists of the conflict. “The BUSINESS OFFICE launch nearly 400 this year and ultimately ting president. The pro- nam, as in the fight truth-versus-fiction ar- have 650 in place. Elon Musk’s SpaceX has put against COVID-19, the Susan J. Conti testers this spring have guments characterized Controller, ext. 1288 240 into orbit since last spring and could have supported the White body count is a measure the daily official brief- [email protected] 1,000 more launched by the end of the year. The House, and won support of national loss, the cu- ings.” Ted Grant company hopes to deploy as many as 42,000 from the president. mulative effect of deaths In an email exchange Publisher, ext. 1234 satellites for its Starlink internet system. But on this sacred and devastating to families the other day, Arnett, [email protected] and communities. In Not to be left out of the game, Amazon plans sober weekend, what ties now 85, said the body Marian Kinney to create its own space-based internet system, the two episodes togeth- both cases, a large death counts were a worthless ext. 1212 Project Kuiper, with the launch of more than er is the body count. count means widespread measure of battlefield re- [email protected] 3,000 satellites. There was no incremen- mourning and loss — not ality, because they “con- Will Kraft That’s a lot of satellites that could fill the tal body count in most of to be minimized. cealed the true extent of Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 skies over the next decade. Now would be the America’s wars — not in But the body count has losses.” [email protected] time for the formation of an international or- the Revolution nor in the a dangerous effect as Today’s peculiar war — War of 1812, when gath- well. It transforms indi- Paula Villacreses ganization — composed of satellite companies, with its heartbreaking A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 ering national statistics vidual loss into a statis- side conflict threatening [email protected] scientists and government representatives was beyond the ability of tic, a political or medical both lives and livelihood Mike Shanahan — that would provide some control over how the young country; not in equivalent of baseball’s many satellites orbit the Earth. — is ripping the country Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 the Mexican War or the wins-against-replace- apart even as it causes [email protected] While providing global internet access would Civil War, when territory ment, which for sports open the doors to nearly 3 billion people who massive losses. Carolina Trujillo meant more than toll; nor fans pointedly takes the Here, as in Vietnam, Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 are currently offline, the launch of these “mega- acronym WAR. [email protected] in the Spanish-American the death count is a mea- constellations” of satellites has scientists and “The Vietnam body War, when combat fatal- sure of great loss. But Jim Wilson space officials worried about the impact of so count was like a score- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 ities were less than 400; here, as in Vietnam, the many orbiting devices. nor even in the two world board, and we always [email protected] death count obscures the Some scientists fear that the sheer number of wars, when vast ideolog- emphasized the kill ra- real toll. CIRCULATION ical questions predomi- tio,” said James Wright, satellites could blot out the stars to the point In the Vietnam years, it Lisa Mahmoud nated. a former Dartmouth Col- where observations of the universe through wasn’t until LIFE maga- Manager, ext. 1239 The body count origi- lege president and au- [email protected] Earth telescopes would be nearly impossible. zine spread over 10 trau- nated in the Korean War thor of a recent history They could also affect astronomy research by matic pages the photo- and was prominent in of the Vietnam War. “But CUSTOMER SERVICE disrupting radio frequencies used for deep- graphs of 242 men killed space observation. Vietnam — even though that kill ratio didn’t take La’ Mosha Ball Prussian military theo- into account the pain of in one week in 1969 that Customer Service, ext. 1276 And there’s also the concern about the the cost of the war be- [email protected] amount of space junk that could be floating rist Karl von Clausewitz the funerals or the pain when someone came to came comprehensible. GRAPHICS around. There are already millions of pieces of argued in the 19th centu- ry that “casualty reports the door to notify the Count the dead, surely. junk — from abandoned satellites or pieces of Trevor Andreozzi ... are never accurate” families of a loved one’s But let us remember that Designer spacecraft — in space. Crowding the skies with and that they were a death. We paid too much the toll is felt not only [email protected] collectively, but individ- tens of thousands of new satellites increases false measure of combat attention to these counts Ned Connors the risk of more pieces falling off, as well as the or conflict resolution. — and in the body count, ually. Designer, ext. 1222 possibility the debris would strike other satel- That probably is the the pain of the individu- On Memorial Day, as on [email protected] lites. In the late ‘70s, NASA scientist Donald case right now, when the als was lost.” every day, let them Rest Mark Sutherland Kessler put forth a theory — the Kessler effect pandemic has become po- On the ground in Viet- In Peace. Creative Director, ext. 1330 — that the floating debris could create a cata- litical and one side may nam, as in hospital ICUs [email protected] strophic chain of collisions that would produce have a stake in minimiz- in America this spring, A 1972 Swampscott NEWSROOM a field of space junk and hinder space travel. ing the toll, while the individual deaths count- High School graduate, Mike Alongi Most astronomers doubt there is a real danger other may have a stake ed more than the cumu- David M. Shribman is the Sports Editor, ext. 1228 from the Kessler effect, but controlling the path in maximizing it. lative figure. former Pulitzer Prize-win- [email protected] of satellites and avoiding collisions will take “Too much attention “It wasn’t the body ning executive editor of the Bill Brotherton considerably more vigilance. Earlier this year, on the death numbers count but the body bag Features Editor ext. 1338 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. [email protected] the possibility of two satellites colliding over is a distraction,” said that mattered to us,” said Pittsburgh drew wide attention. A NASA official Col. Paul H. Nelson, a former Sen. Bob Kerrey Follow him on Twitter @ Elyse Carmosino physician whom the Air of Nebraska, who lost ShribmanPG. Reporter, ext. 1264 said that if thousands more satellites are placed [email protected] in orbit, collision avoidance maneuvers would Gayla Cawley increase from “three a day to eight an hour.” Reporter, ext. 1236 The good news is that before companies [email protected] launch satellites, they have to present plans Cheryl Charles to their respective country’s regulators — the News Editor, ext. 1278 Federal Communications Commission in the [email protected] U.S. They have to provide an analysis of col- Olivia Falcigno lision risks and proposals for taking satellites Photographer, ext.1224 [email protected] safely out of orbit. Most would burn up in the Earth’s atmosphere once taken out of orbit. Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 Still, the possibility that 50,000 more satel- [email protected] lites could be in orbit within a decade demands Thor Jourgensen some international attention and cooperation. Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 Taking steps now to limit the impact could keep [email protected] the skies a bit clearer for future exploration. Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 [email protected] Steve Krause CLARIFICATION Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 [email protected] An article in Friday’s Daily Item titled, “New Swamp- David McLellan scott emergency order stricter than state guidelines” Reporter, ext. 1317 stated that the town has amended its emergency order [email protected] previously allowing no gatherings to allow congrega- Anne Marie Tobin tions of less than 10 people. This is in line with Gov. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Charlie Baker’s advisories on COVID-19. [email protected] Prior to opening, businesses are still required to sub- Ryan York mit a COVID-19 safety plan to the town for approval, Copy Editor, ext. 1220 as reported in the article. This differs from the state’s [email protected] regulations, which do not require a safety plan to be TECHNOLOGY submitted for approval. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, MAY 23, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE Saugus Board of Health votes to ease All address information, particu- a.m. Thursday; at 514 Eastern larly arrests, reflect police records. Ave. at 4:41 p.m. Thursday. In the event of a perceived inac- restrictions on some businesses curacy, it is the sole responsibility Assaults By Elyse Carmosino Additionally, Walmart Department, as well as no more than 100 inside of the concerned party to contact A report of assault and bat- ITEM STAFF and Lowe’s requested to the additional persons Walmart stores. increase their occupan- requested at Lowe’s and the relevant police department and tery at 268 Essex St. at 2:25 When the board first SAUGUS -- The Saugus cy limit by 50 persons on Walmart. addressed resident com- have the department issue a no- p.m. Thursday. Board of Health voted 5-0 weekends, which former “I personally don’t have a plaints last week, Heffer- Thursday to ease some tice of correction to the Daily Item. Director of Public Health problem with the extra 50 nan said the restrictions HAZMAT restrictions on businesses Corrections or clarifications will not Joseph Tabbi -- who as- people on the weekend, es- had been put in place put in place three weeks be made without express notice of A report of a hazardous sisted Bracey in visit- pecially at two establish- with the expectation they ago to help mitigate the change from the arresting police materials condition at Family ing Saugus businesses ments that have shown would be adjusted at a lat- spread of COVID-19. Dollar, 200 Union St., at 8:50 to assess how well they that they understand the er date once the board was department. In a letter to the board, a.m. Thursday; at 58 Market were implementing the urgency of social distanc- given a chance to reassess. Square at 3:33 p.m. Thurs- interim Director of Pub- new guidelines -- told the ing and only allowing a LYNN lic Health Robert Bracey Heffernan also contin- day; at Stanwood Street and board he supported. certain number of people,” ued to emphasize that the gave recommendations for said Board of Health chair Western Avenue at 4:05 p.m. “Both establishments health and safety of Sau- Arrests which stores he thought have done a great job William Heffernan. Thursday; at Wyoma Square gus residents was his top should be allowed to in- as far as maintaining Restrictions released Anthony Brooks, 35, of at 6:56 p.m. Thursday. priority. crease their customer lim- safe distancing,” he said. earlier this month initially Revere, was arrested and its. “They’re doing everything allowed no more than 25 “I’m all for getting more charged with operating a mo- Theft Bracey’s suggestions in- that they possibly can.” people in any of Saugus’ people out and about, but tor vehicle with a suspended A report of larceny at 31 cluded an increase to 200 Tabbi said he offered convenience stores at one by doing things the safe license and possession of a Beach Road at 4:12 p.m. persons inside the build- several businesses in town time; no more than 50 in- way,” he said. “We obvi- Class A drug at 10:50 a.m. Thursday; at 86 Washington ing at one time at Lowe’s, the option to increase side Target stores, Ocean ously don’t want to see Thursday. St., Unit no. 2, at 6:06 p.m. 200 at Walmart, 125 at their customer capacity, State Job Lot, Lowe’s, cases spike again because Christopher Burke, 33, of Thursday; at 449 Essex St., Home Depot, 125 at Tar- but some, including Home or Home Depot; no more then we’re only going to go 36 Nahant Street Place, was Unit no. 1, at 6:48 p.m. Thurs- get, and 60 at Ocean State Depot, chose not to. than 75 inside Trader backwards.” arrested and charged with as- day. Job Lots. He also recom- At Thursday’s meet- Joes and J. Pace; no more sault with a dangerous weap- mended for Stop & Shop ing, the board supported than 150 inside other gro- Elyse Carmosino can be on, threatening to commit a Vandalism and Big Y to maintain the new occupancy limits cery stores, including Stop reached at ecarmosino@ crime, and a civil rights viola- their occupancy limits. set forth by the Health & Shop and Big Y; and itemlive.com. tion at 3:05 p.m. Thursday. A report of vandalism at Ashley Manzo, 26, of 67 7 Chase St., Unit no. 2R, at Lewis St., was arrested and 9:20 p.m. Thursday. Veterans Memorial Park in Saugus will charged with failure to stop A report of motor vehicle for police, failure to signal, vandalism at 185 North Com- and reckless endangerment mon St. at 3:06 p.m. Thurs- receive upgrades as well as spring cleaning to a child at 7:58 p.m. Thurs- day. day. By Elyse Carmosino Damien Reid, of 67 Lewis MARBLEHEAD ITEM STAFF St., was arrested on warrant charges of interfering with a Complaints SAUGUS -- Veterans police officer, operating a mo- Memorial Park in Saugus tor vehicle with a suspended A resident requested sig- has received some up- license, license not in pos- nage be placed at Beacon grades in addition to its session, and a motor vehicle Street warning drivers about usual spring cleaning. lights violation at 7:58 p.m. pedestrians because of an To honor the town’s Thursday. increase in walkers at 2:43 brave men and women Mick Thompson, 32, of p.m. Thursday. who have served on the 316 Essex St., was arrested front lines, the park, locat- and courtesy booked at 6:16 SWAMPSCOTT ed on the corner of Winter p.m. Thursday. Street and Central Street, HAZMAT received improvements Accidents that include newly refur- A report of a hazardous ma- bished war memorial pan- A report of a motor vehicle terials condition at 50 Green- els; safer granite curbing crash at 44 Allen Ave. at 7:04 wood Ave. at 1:37 p.m. Thurs- and concrete walkways; a.m. Thursday; at 157 Walnut day; at the middle school at new sidewalks around St. at 10:56 a.m. Thursday; 207 Forest Ave. at 2:31 p.m. Central and Winter at 209 Eastern Ave. at 11:52 Thursday. Streets; new topsoil and grass planting; solar light- ing repairs; new cameras installed for security; tree ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK trimmings; tree stump re- Police shoot man movals; an upgrade of the Veterans Memorial Park in Saugus, located on the corner of Winter sprinkler system; and the Street and Central Street, has received improvements that include new- removal of graffiti. ly refurbished war memorial panels; safer granite curbing and concrete during domestic “As a member of the walkways; new sidewalks around Central and Winter Streets and more. Saugus War Monument Committee and an ad- honor those who gave the the municipal workers in- Memorial Park,” he said. violence response vocate of these improve- ultimate sacrifice.” volved. “I am proud that we as a ments at the Veterans Staff from Saugus Build- “I want to thank the community always honor, ASSOCIATED PRESS “In the course of their Memorial Park, I want to ing Maintenance, the De- Town workers for the ded- prioritize, and support our thank those involved in response, they shot a male partment of Public Works, ication and hard work in military families and com- HAVERHILL — Police multiple times,” the state- making this happen,” said and others implemented improving, maintaining, munity.” in Massachusetts shot a ment said. Board of Selectmen vice man multiple times while chair Corinne Riley. “In the upgrades. and honoring our heroes, The man was taken to Elyse Carmosino can be responding to a domestic Lawrence General Hospi- addition, on this Memorial In a statement provid- the men and women and violence call early Friday, tal, then transported to a Day I want us to take this ed by the town, manager their families with these reached at ecarmosino@ according to a statement Boston hospital, according time to remember and Scott Crabtree thanked upgrades at the Veterans itemlive.com. from the office of Essex to the statement. District Attorney Jona- The district attorney’s than Blodgett. office is investigating. Local police responded No additional informa- Trump’s urging stokes furor in to a Haverhill home at tion was immediately about 5 a.m. made public. Long Island homicide debate over in-person worship By Elana Schor victim identified by DNA ASSOCIATED PRESS

ASSOCIATED PRESS said it is unlikely one per- NEW YORK — Pres- son killed all the victims. ident Donald Trump’s NEW YORK — Author- The case has attracted declaration that religious ities investigating the national headlines, been services should be “essen- long-running mystery of featured on true-crime tial” comes at a precarious skeletal remains strewn television shows and was point in the national bal- along a suburban New the subject of a recent ancing act that pits the York beach highway said Netflix film. call of worship against the Friday they have identi- The previously uniden- risk of coronavirus. fied the remains of one tified woman is at least Even before Trump’s of the women using DNA the second whose remains comments Friday, which technology. came alongside the release Suffolk County police were found at the beach and also in Manorville. of guidance for reopening said they would soon post faith organizations from the information about the Police found the skull of Jessica Taylor, a 20-year- Centers for Disease Control woman, known as “Jane and Prevention, Christian Doe No. 6,” to a website old prostitute who disap- peared in 2003, near Gilgo leaders in several states FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the department created made plans to welcome back about the case. Police of- Beach and most of the rest A person films pastor Nicolas Sanchez, center left, celebrating Easter of her body in a wooded congregants on the week of ficials declined to provide Pentecost, May 31. Vigil Mass at his church decorated with candles and pictures sent by his more specific information area of Manorville. parishioners. In January, police re- The new CDC guidance about when the announce- could energize houses of ment would be made. vealed a previously unre- that he would “override” economic activity puts an Carroll described his ef- worship that might want The previously uniden- leased photograph of ini- governors that did not “unfair burden” on worship fort as disconnected from to reopen their doors, de- tified woman’s remains tials on a black leather belt do so, though it’s unclear by not permitting church- politics: “We don’t deal spite evidence of ongoing were found in two areas of — either an HM or WH, whether Trump has any es to open earlier in the risk of the virus spreading with how people vote. We Long Island, more than 40 depending on the angle — authority to supersede process. More than 1,200 through communal gather- deal with how people live.” miles and a decade apart: that they say was handled state leaders on the issue. California pastors are plan- But another pastor in- by an unknown suspect. ings. While it suggests steps Still, the president’s ning to restart worship on in 2000 in Manorville, near volved, Ron Hill of Love Last fall, state officials such as asking congregants comments come less than May 31 despite Newsom’s where Long Island splits and Unity Christian Fel- into its two eastern forks, gave investigators the to cover their faces and lim- six months ahead of a re- stay-at-home orders, which lowship, said that he finds and in 2011 near Gil- green light to ask the FBI iting the sharing of worship election bid in which turn- he has said would likely al- go Beach on the Atlantic to deploy genetic geneal- aids, the CDC document out from his conservative low for religious gatherings “some merit” in Repub- Coast, where the remains ogy, a technique in which says it is “not meant to evangelical Christian base within weeks. licans’ claims that blue of 11 people were found. genetic profiles are run regulate or prescribe stan- could prove critical. Trump Among the California states have a less keen un- Investigators have been though databases to find dards for interactions of suggested on Thursday pastors leading the call for derstanding of religion’s unable to determine who potential relatives of a ho- faith communities.” that friction over the is- resuming in-person gath- importance in public life. killed them or whether a micide victim or suspect. Tension over when and sue was more common in ering is Danny Carroll of “I really find it difficult lone serial killer or sever- It’s that technology that how to reopen houses of states run by Democrats Water of Life Community to understand why they’re worship has varied de- al suspects were involved. led to the woman’s identi- because “churches are not Church in Fontana. State placing a different rule on pending on the state, as being treated with respect” officials “don’t understand Over the years, they’ve fication, police said. the church than on the su- different areas set their by many their governors. that people of faith need own pace for easing pan- One of those Democrats, contact, that they need to permarket, café or restau- demic stay-at-home orders. California Gov. Gavin New- worship together,” Car- rant,” said Hill, who added Trump called for the re- som, was warned this week roll said in an interview. that he had not yet decid- call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 sumption of in-person re- ed whether May 31 would to start your by Trump’s Justice De- “We’re trying to close the daily subscription. ligious services repeatedly partment that the state’s gap – thoughtfully, hum- mark the reopening of his this week and said Friday phased-in plan to restart bly, nicely.” church in Compton, Calif. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 23, 2020 EMS Week organizer Dennis Cataldo speaks at Fenway ceremony Summertime and the livin’ isn’t easy

SUMMERTIME ing plan, those restric- activities about a month From A1 tions will be eliminated in ago,” said President Robert Phase 2 Tucker. “Beach cleanups, and also secured an auto When asked if she wor- meetings and concerts, all reservation on the Nan- ries that the Nantucket gone this summer.” tucket Steamship ferry. plans might fall through Tucker noted another Under the state’s reopen- if the reopening plans are problem stay-at-home va- ing plan, ferries, including delayed, the mother said, cationers might face. the Salem-to-Boston and “even in normal times, “The beaches may be Nantucket and Martha’s there are always risks, so open, but the parking lots Vineyard routes, will be we have to be prepared for will be closed in order to permitted to resume op- anything. My hope is that control capacity,” he said. erations in Phase 2 with people are smart enough Other popular summer reduced service. Full ser- to follow the rules.” attractions, including har- vice resumes a minimum Orlando, a popular sum- bor cruises, whale watch- of three weeks later when mer vacation destination, ing, duck tours and sight- Ambulances are positioned around the warning track during the “Con- Phase 3 begins, just in has been a ghost town seeing cruises, are slated voy of Champions” honoring Massachusetts EMS professionals at Fen- time for the Fourth of July since theme parks closed to reopen in Phase 3 (late way Park in Boston. summer surge. down in March. Wednes- June). “We have friends who are day, representatives from Even so, Boston Duck By Anne Marie EMS professionals across people better. You are the using the ferry regularly several parks, including Tours CEO Cindy Brown Tobin the state’s medical com- heroes among us and I’m without any problems,” Disney World, SeaWorld said she is only hoping to ITEM STAFF munity. Massachusetts glad we’ve had this chance the mother said. “We hav- and Universal Studios, stay afloat until 2021. has been among the na- to celebrate you during BOSTON – The 46th An- en’t heard anything nega- met with Vice President “We lost all of our big tion’s hardest hit states by National EMS Week.” tive from the steamship so Mike Pence and shared field trips and cruise nual National EMS Week the novel coronavirus. “Everyone who works for wraps up Saturday, but far, so we are just hoping glimpses into their plans ships, we lost conventions The on-field ceremony our EMS agencies are he- for the best.” to reopen. While the plans and lost the international not before 60,000 EMS featured a short speaking roes. You are always there professionals in Massa- The mother added that have not been made pub- market, and already lost program with Cataldo de- for us, put yourselves in chusetts were honored her family is aware that lic, it doesn’t take much to three months,” she said. livering the keynote ad- harm’s way and you do with a rolling rally that this will not be a typical conclude that parks will “We won’t break even over dress. incredible work under tre- started in Worcester and summer vacation. likely have lower capacity the next five months be- “It is immensely reward- mendous pressure,” May- ended with a special cere- “Obviously, it’s going to to accommodate social dis- cause we can only run at ing to be involved in such or Walsh told the EMS mony in Boston. be a very different vaca- tancing protocols. 25 percent capacity. All we a fantastic celebration community. “I know the The “Convoy of Champi- tion this year, but it will Stay at home vacationers hope is that the New En- of our EMS profession- incredible volumes of calls ons in Celebration of EMS be great to have a change are facing the prospect of gland drive market will als,” said Cataldo. “More our EMS professionals re- Week,” on Wednesday in- of scenery. We’ve already fewer activities, day trips carry us to next year, but than ever, we truly realize spond to (in Boston) and cluded more than 50 am- told our girls that we and attractions. Fourth right now, we aren’t get- the importance that our you go above and beyond bulances, along with two won’t be going anywhere of July fireworks celebra- ting any inquiries.” the call, always treating medical helicopters, begin- emergency medical tech- without masks and we are tions in most communities Brown said the compa- ning at the UMass Medi- nicians, paramedics and patients with kindness, re- not going to be doing a lot have fizzled. Marblehead ny took all its “ducks” off cal Center and finishing trained communications spect and professionalism. of dining out considering fireworks have been post- its insurance to cut down on the warning track at staff have in the delivery You are role models in our there are a lot of small poned. On Thursday, Lynn expenses, adding that the Fenway Park where gov- of pre-hospital care at all communities and give our restaurants.” announced it had canceled company serves, on aver- ernment, healthcare and levels. All too often, these entire city a sense of re- Other problems facing the July 3 fireworks cele- age, 500,000 riders each sports leaders presented trained professionals are assurance. You are hard- renters are short-term bration. season, much of it during video tributes. not recognized for the role working men and women rental restrictions (31 Also gone is the Friends the summer. Lynnfield resident Den- they play in the health- always on the front lines. days or less), which have of Lynn and Nahant nis Cataldo, President of care system. They deserve But right now your impact been limited to essential Beaches’ summer concert Anne Marie Tobin can Cataldo Ambulance and all of this recognition and is even greater. You make personnel since March. series. be reached at atobin@ the Massachusetts Ambu- more.” us very proud and we cer- Under the state’s reopen- “We canceled all of our itemlive.com. lance Association, spear- Cataldo said that EMS tainly salute you.” headed the event. professionals have been Peter Slavin, MD, Pres- “My inspiration for this a critical resource for lo- ident of Massachusetts was really that there isn’t cal healthcare providers General Hospital, thanked Marblehead’s Fort Sewall a lot of recognition uni- during the pandemic, col- the many paramedics, versally for EMS staff on laborating on assessment, EMTs, nurses, doctors, a daily basis. They suffer testing, and treatment for pilots and drivers, saying, closed for renovations a lack of full recognition homebound patients. He “You are the heroes of this in this line of work, es- said this ability to provide era.” SEWALL and displaying the fort’s Fort Sewall Oversight supplemental support for Kevin Tabb, MD, Pres- pecially this year when From A1 history, Sands said. For Committee, that means their services have been hospitals and neighbor- ident and CEO of Beth example, in 1705 a large any events that normally put in a new light with the hood health centers, in ad- Israel Lahey Health an unforgettable experi- gun platform was in place occur at the fort during the pandemic,” said Cataldo. dition to providing emer- thanked the workers for ence for both Marblehead holding 12 cannons, and it summer, such as Fourth of “So we came up with this gency services, has truly their heroism. residents and out-of-town may have been expanded July celebrations and fes- idea to recognize all of the been above and beyond. “Our appreciation for visitors. to hold 18 cannons during tivals, will not happen. EMS in the state, and the The ceremony also fea- the work you do is stron- “People who live in town, the American Revolution. The Fort Sewall proj- idea just took off. The suc- tured video tributes from ger than ever, ” said Tabb. or who have lived in town That platform will be rec- ect has been funded both cess of it was almost im- Gov. Charlie Baker and “Throughout the pandem- forever, have said to me reated at the northern end privately and publicly. mediate and we ended up Boston Mayor Marty ic, front line caregivers they have never been in of the fort, along with a re- Around $600,000 has been having just a great day.” Walsh, as well as medical have been widely recog- the fort, and that’s be- constructed cannon. raised in private dona- Several local commu- leaders, elected officials nized for their courageous cause unfortunately it’s “It will be similar to what tions, around $200,000 efforts.” nities participated in the and sports celebrities, been open very sporadi- was at the fort in 1820,” has been raised through The event was hosted by convoy, including Lynn, each praising the con- cally, if it all,” Sands said. Sands said. “We have a grants, and the town also the Boston Red Sox and Swampscott, Lynnfield, tributions of the state’s “But anyone who goes is company that makes re- passed a $750,000 over- organized by the Mass Peabody, Marblehead paramedics, EMTs and very excited when they get production cannons, and ride for the renovation Ambulance Association and Salem. Convoy ve- 911 communications pro- the chance.” we know what sort of or- project. (an association with more hicles lined the inside fessionals. Fort Sewall was built in dinance was at the fort According to Sands, do- than 6,000 members), Mu- perimeter of the park. A “EMS professionals are 1644, and is one of the old- during the period.” nations are still being some of the most import- nicipal Ambulance Provid- heart-shaped cut-out was est coastal fortifications in Next to the reconstruc- taken during the resto- ant players in our health- ers and Professional Fire- featured in center field, the U.S. The fort was an tion will be painted out- ration process to improve care and public safety fighters of Massachusetts. active military site during which was lined with EMS lines of other cannons on the fort. Those who donate workers. community. They are, in This year’s EMS Week King George’s War, the the ground to give visitors will be memorialized on a Cataldo said the Convoy many respects, the front was the 46th annual, hav- French and Indian War, an idea of how large some plaque with their names of Champions in Celebra- line and the first voice ing been created in 1974 the American Revolu- of the cannons were. on it at the fort. There are tion of EMS Week was around emergencies and by President Gerald Ford. tion, the War of 1812, the Work is expected to be 151 people who will have especially significant this emergent trends and con- Civil War, and the Span- finished by the end of Sep- their names on plaques so year because of the un- cerns,” Baker said. “You Anne Marie Tobin can ish-American War. tember so that the fort far, with different “ranks” precedented response to make our communities be reached at atobin@ One of the main focuses may reopen next summer. next to each name depend- the COVID-19 crisis from safer and stronger and our itemlive.com. of the project is honoring The project is also funding a ranger program upon re- ing on the size of the do- opening, and on-site staff nation. For example, those will be educated about the who donate $1,000 will be Indian Rock Supportive Housing, Inc. history of the fort and able labeled a “sergeant,” all guide visitors. Signage the way up to $50,000 do- will also be put up to ex- nors, who will be labeled INDIAN ROCK SUPPORTIVE HOUSING, INC., ISSUES REQUEST FOR plain certain historical as- “generals.” pects of the fort. To donate to the reno- PROPOSALS FOR PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SERVICES And, in 2022, Sands sus- vation and restoration of pects there will be a large Fort Sewall, visit www. celebration at the fort of marblehead.org, or con- Saugus, Massachusetts, May 12, 2020 – Indian Rock Supportive Housing, Inc., is seeking a the 100th anniversary of tact the Select Board’s of- Property Management Professional for the Janet M. Leuci Residence (the property formerly the fort being returned to fice at (781) 631-0000. the town by the federal known as Sachem Manor) located at 91 Denver Street in Saugus, Massachusetts, a government. David McLellan can be residential community north of Boston. According to Charles reached at dmclellan@ Gessner, member of the itemlive.com.

The property is a 20-unit supportive housing complex designed for low-income residents WHAT’S OPEN, WHAT’S CLOSED ON MEMORIAL DAY age 62 and older. The facility is designed to allow eligible residents to “age in place,” serving those still able to live independently as well as the very frail. The U.S. Department OPEN of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) funded the project in 2008. The property is • The MBTA will run on a Sunday schedule. • Most essential stores will be open, including grocery owned by Indian Rock Supportive Housing, Inc., and overseen by a board of directors stores, and most restaurants will be open for takeout. including local residents. Greater Lynn Senior Services (GLSS), an Area Agency on • Most liquor stores will remain open. Aging and Aging Services Access Point located in Lynn, Massachusetts, serves as the CLOSED project sponsor. • The U.S. Postal Service will not deliver mail on Memo- rial Day, and post offices will be closed. Most UPS and FedEx services will not be offered. Interested parties may request application materials and more information by contacting • Trash pickup will run on a one-day delay in some com- Eileen Burk, Director of Evaluations, [email protected], Greater Lynn Senior Services, munities. • The Item will not publish a paper on Memorial Day. 781-586-8676. • Town and City Halls, banks, schools, libraries, and country, state, and federal offices and courts are al- Completed applications are due no later than 5:00 p.m. on Friday, May 29, 2020. ready closed due to the coronavirus.

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Of those 557 in town to nine, which is and Swampscott, three ies, according to a state- numbers by presstime. ported 67 deaths on Fri- cases, 287 are considered not yet reflected on the more deaths in Peabody, ment from the office of The latest data from day, nine more than the “active.” website, which lists eight and nine new deaths in Mayor Thomas McGee. Marblehead was released previous day, as well as Saugus reported 484 deaths. The latest data Revere were reported Fri- The COVID-19 pandem- Wednesday, with 211 cas- 11 new cases, bringing the cases and 28 deaths Fri- on total number of cas- day. ic has also prompted Lynn es and 19 deaths. total number of cases to day, compared to 480 cas- es in Swampscott is from Lynn reported 1,997 and Swampscott to cancel The latest numbers from 1,534. 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Rabbi David Meyer, of Temple Emanu-El in Marblehead, has found a unique way to overcome social distancing: by preaching to photos of his congregation members during services that have been streamed online throughout the pandemic. Faces of faith in Marblehead Shelby Chapper knew her daughter, Instead of staring at empty seats while Gabbi Wickeri, was feeling down at the conducting services alone to comply with start of May after spending a month and coronavirus restrictions, Rabbi David a half studying at home, so she seized on Meyer looked out at the pictures of 100 a fun idea. congregation members placed on the “I said, ‘Let’s go put up pictures for the temple seating. rabbi,’” Chapper said. Chapper and her daughter, a Beverly The virtual congregation is growing middle school seventh grader, scoured with congregation members sending Temple Emanu-El’s extensive photo- in photographs and Rabbi Meyer said graph collection showing congregation pictures of all 575 Emanu-El families members at events hosted by the Mar- might fill the seats. blehead temple. “It made me feel good,” Wickeri said. Big art, small package: Tiny plays offered to stage at home By Mark Kennedy scope of everything,’” he City, wrote “Shine a Light,” In it, a parent and ASSOCIATED PRESS said. a fantastical tale for Plan-B child are dealing with The initiative works like Theatre about a 9-year-old COVID-19 when, mysteri- NEW YORK — The task this: Theaters commission who likes burning ants with ously, the adult’s grand- facing playwright Tito playwrights to write a new a magnifying glass. The father appears, straight Livas was intense: Write micro-work for $500. Those child soon finds himself the from the frontlines of a new play in a few days plays are then offered size of bug food, prompting World War I, with a gas that could be read alone free online so people can a quick change of mind. mask around his neck. or aloud with friends. download them to perform Livas was looking for “I have written 10-min- Don’t worry if it’s too at home or via video chat “something that is joyful ute plays before,” she said. crazy. Oh, and make it 10 with relatives and friends. and fun and it can make “I find it really inspiring minutes or less. This week, “Play at Home” us stop thinking about all to keep it short, keep it Livas is part of a na- crossed a milestone with the chaos happening out quick, get in, get out and tional initiative called 100 commissions. there.” His play has seven have an arc for the char- “ Play at Home,” a push Stephanie Ybarra, the characters — a worm, acters and go somewhere by not-for-profit theater artistic director of Balti- ants and bees, included — with the story.” companies from New more Center Stage, came and an offstage voice. Dunn was inspired by York to California to keep up with the idea, hoping Playwright Dale Dunn her grandfather, who lived people connected to live that the more people ex- decided to dive directly into through the earlier epi- theater. He wrote about perience plays, the more the pandemic. The Santa demic and whose diaries insects and the good work they will want to go see Fe, N.M.-based writer she transcribed. “I’d love they do. one. “I’m in love with the had been reading about to have him come and visit PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “They said to be as idea that the playwright the 1918 virus pandemic a little bit and have a talk dreamy as you can and I is speaking directly to and decided to write a with him about surviving Playwright Tre’von Griffith is part of a national was like, ‘All right. Here their audience,” she said. multi-generational play, pandemics. How do you do initiative called “Play at Home,” a push by not- comes a giant dragonfly, Livas, who lives on a “Smiling in Place,” commis- it?” she said. “I thought, for-profit theater companies from New York here comes a giant bird! small urban farm with his sioned by Relative Theat- ‘Let’s just bring Grandpa to California to keep people connected to live We’re going to change the 3-year-old son in Salt Lake rics in Laramie, Wyo. on in here.’” theater. WEATHER LOTTERY

National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Saturday, May 23, 2020 Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Friday...... 0-7-3-8 Friday...... 5-0-5-0 Thursday...... 4-9-8-8 Thursday...... 6-7-6-2 Sunrise today 5:12 a.m. Mostly cloudy, slight chance N winds 10 to 15 kt, becom- H of showers. Morning high of ing NE 15 to 20 kt in the Wednesday...... 1-5-1-7 Wednesday...... 9-5-6-8 Sunset today 8:08 p.m. 64F with temperatures falling afternoon. Gusts up to 25 kt. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: H to around 50F. Winds NE at Waves 2 to 4 ft. Sunrise tomorrow 5:11 a.m. 10 to 20 mph. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER L L L Tonight: NE winds 10 to 15 High tide today 12:46 p.m. Tonight: Some early clouds kt with gusts up to 20 kt, di- All 4...... $7,764 All 4...... $3,285 Low tide today 6:38 p.m. clearing later. Low 45F. Winds minishing to 5 to 10 kt after First or last 3...... $1,087 First or last 3...... $460 ENE at 10 to 20 mph. midnight. Waves 2 to 4 ft. High tide tomorrow 1:27 p.m. Any 2...... $93 Any 2...... $39 Any 1...... $9 Any 1...... $4 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $323 All 4...... $547 Fronts First 3...... $181 First 3...... $153 Cold Warm Stationary Last 3...... $181 Last 3...... $153 Pressure H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice MAY 30 JUNE 5 TODAY TOMORROW MONDAY <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ Cloudy | High 64, Low 45 M’Sunny | High 55, Low 47 Cloudy | High 62, Low 55 NATIONAL SUMMARY: Showers will occur from central and southern New York state and Pennsylvania eastward to southern New England and New Jersey tomorrow. Spotty thunderstorms will occur in portions of the mid-At- lantic. Strong thunderstorms could erupt from North Dakota to Texas. Rain and high-elevation snow will fall in the northern Rockies.

©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, MAY 23, 2020 Peabody/Lynn eld’s Sammie Mirasolo named 2019-2020 Item Player of the Year for girls hockey By Mike Alongi ITEM SPORTS EDITOR After a record-breaking senior season on the ice, Peabody/Lynn eld senior forward Sammie Mirasolo has been named the 2019- 2020 Item Player of the Year for girls hockey. Mirasolo, who won the Northeastern Hockey League MVP for the sec- ond straight season this year, set program records in both goals (29) and points (46) in her senior campaign. A three-time Herald All-Scholastic and a two-time NEHL MVP, Mirasolo nishes her ca- reer as the all-time lead- ing scorer in Peabody/ Lynn eld history with 144 points (90 goals, 54 assists). Mirasolo was a four-year starter and a two-year captain for the Tanners. There were also ve players named to the 2019-2020 All-Item team, with Kelsey Sullivan (St. Mary’s), Jeny Collins (Pea- body/Lynn eld), Jen Fly- nn (Peabody/Lynn eld), Gabby Davern (Bishop Fenwick) and Cailyn Wesley (Bishop Fenwick) earning All-Item honors. ITEM FILE PHOTO Sullivan, a two-time Catholic Central League Following a season that saw her set program records for goals (29) and points (46) in a season, Peabody/Lynn eld forward all-star, was a stalwart on Sammie Mirasolo has been named the 2019-2020 Item Player of the Year for girls hockey. the blue line for St. Mary’s this winter. Sullivan was a her senior season with Flynn nished third in the Davern was a scoring Wesley didn’t show any Star honors for the 2019- key part of the Spartans’ Peabody/Lynn eld, earn- North Shore in scoring as a and playmaking machine signs of rust after missing 2020 season were Carolyn area-best defense (they ing NEHL All-Star hon- junior this winter, notching for Fenwick this winter, her entire junior season Garofoli and Reilly Ganter allowed just over one goal ors in the process. Collins 12 goals and 14 assists for leading the Crusaders with a leg injury, helping (Peabody/Lynn eld); Sam per game), and her offen- put up a stellar 1.62 goals 26 points with the Tanners. with totals of 18 goals and lead the Crusaders to its Porazinski, Maggie Pierce sive contributions includ- against average, recorded An All-Conference pick in nine assists for 27 points best-ever regular season and Lexie Turner (St. ed three goals and 16 as- three shutouts and made the NEHL, Flynn had a — her second straight year record. She won 11 games Mary’s); Lauren Diranian sists. Also a CCL All-Star 494 total saves. Her .936 penchant for scoring short- leading Fenwick in scor- as a senior, making 409 and Grace Morey (Bishop on the lacrosse eld, Sulli- save percentage was the handed goals when her ing. Only a junior, Davern total saves with a 2.11 Fenwick); Abby Kalinows- van was preparing for her best in all the North Shore team needed them most. is on track to notch her goals against average and ki, Madison Twombly and senior spring season be- in 2019-2020. Collins n- As she gets set to enter her 100th career point early a 0.911 save percentage. Brooke Brennan (Mar- fore it was canceled due to ishes her Tanners career senior year, Flynn -- a Lyn- in the 2020-2021 season. Wesley made over 1,000 blehead); Summer Tal- the COVID-19 pandemic. second on the program’s n eld native -- has career She currently has 91 ca- saves in her career at lent, Mia Martucci, Ju- Collins set a program re- all-time list in wins (26) totals of 38 goals, 38 assists reer points (52 goals, 39 Fenwick. lia Holmes and Emma cord for wins (15) during and shutouts (9). and 76 points. assists). Also earning Item All- Holmes (Winthrop).

ITEM FILE PHOTOS The 2019-2020 Item All-Stars for girls hockey were released on Saturday, with (top row, left to right) Peabody/Lynn eld’s Jen Flynn and Peabody/Lyn- n eld’s Jeny Collins and (bottom row, left to right) Bishop Fenwick’s Cailyn Wesley, Bishop Fenwick’s Gabby Davern and St. Mary’s Kelsey Sullivan all getting named to the All-Item team. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 23, 2020

TODAY IN SPORTS May 23 a filly, Regret, in 1915. 1876 — Joe Borden of Boston 1935 — In the first major league pitches the first no-hitter in NL night game, the Reds beat the history. Philadelphia Phillies 2-1 before 1884 — Knight of Ellersie, ridden 25,000 fans in Cincinnati. by S. Fischer, wins the two-horse 1936 — Tony Lazzeri of the New Preakness Stakes by two lengths York Yankees drives in 11 runs over Welcher. with a triple and three home runs 1922 — Harry Greb beats Gene — two of them grand slams — in Tunney at Madison Square Garden a 25-2 rout of the Philadelphia A’s. in New York to win the American 1967 — The AFL grants a fran- light heavyweight title. Grebb chise to the Cincinnati Bengals. wins a unanimous decision after 1980 — Bobby Nystrom’s over- 15 brutal rounds. In the opening time goal gives the New York Is- round, Greb fractures Tunney’s landers a 5-4 victory over the Phil- nose and opens a deep gash over adelphia Flyers in Game 6 for their Tunney’s left eye, but the fight con- first Stanley Cup title. tinues to the end. It’s the only loss 1981 — The Indianapolis 500 in Tunney’s professional career. ends in controversy when Mario Tunney entered the bout with a Andretti, who finished second to 40-0-1 record and would retire with Bobby Unser, is declared the win- a 65-1-1 record six years later. ner because Unser broke a rule 1935 — The first major league during a slowdown period near the night game, scheduled for Cincin- end of the race. The decision is later reversed, giving Unser cred- nati, is postponed because of rain. it for the victory, but he is fined 1936 — Rushaway, ridden by John $40,000. Longden, wins his second derby in 1986 — The Montreal Canadiens as many days, taking the 1 1/4- win their 23rd Stanley Cup, beat- mile Latonia Derby at Latonia in ing the Calgary Flames 4-3 in five Covington, Ky. Rushaway had won games. the 1 1/8-mile Illinois Derby, run 1988 — The fourth game of the at Aurora, Ill., the previous day. Stanley Cup finals between the Ed- 1953 — Native Dancer, ridden by monton Oilers and Boston Bruins Eric Guerin, avenges the loss in is postponed with the score tied the Kentucky Derby by edging Ja- 3-3 and 3:23 left in the second mie K. by a neck to win the Preak- period when a power failure hits ness Stakes. Boston Garden. 1976 — Boston center Dave Cow- 1990 — The Edmonton Oilers ens dominates the opener of the win their fifth Stanley Cup in sev- NBA Finals against Phoenix with en seasons by beating the Bruins a 25-point, 21-rebound perfor- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 4-1 in Game 5. Goalie Bill Ran- mance as the Celtics defeated the ford, who limited Boston to eight The Utah Jazz have announced that Jerry Sloan, the coach who took them to the NBA Finals in 1997 Suns, 98-87. goals in the series, wins the Conn 1991 — Paul Dougherty scores and 1998 on his way to a spot in the Basketball Hall of Fame, died Friday from complications related Smythe Trophy for most valuable to Parkinson’s disease and Lewy body dementia. He was 78. two goals and adds two assists player in the playoffs. to help the San Diego Sockers 1992 — Al Unser Jr. wins the win their fourth consecutive Major closest finish at the Indianapolis Indoor Soccer League champion- 500, beating Scott Goodyear by NBA Hall of Famer Jerry Sloan dies at 78 ship with an 8-6 victory over the 43-thousandths of a second, bare- Cleveland Crunch. ly half a car length. Lyn St. James, (AP) — Jerry Sloan in the NBA also paralleled fellow Hall of Famer who coaches crashed, killing 1997 — In the first all-freshman the second woman to race at Indy, singles final in NCAA history, Stan- walked up the steps to the a period of tremendous called it a privilege to all 29 people aboard. finishes 11th. stage at the Basketball growth in the league, a coach against Sloan. “Jer- Had he not left Evans- ford’s Lilia Osterloh beats Florida’s 1995 — Oakland’s Dennis Eck- M.C. White 6-1, 6-1 to win the ersley becomes the sixth pitcher Hall of Fame to give his time when we benefited ry will go down in histo- ville, Sloan could have women’s singles tennis champi- to record 300 saves, in a 5-2 win enshrinement speech in greatly from his humili- ry as one of the most ad- easily been on that plane. onship. over the Baltimore Orioles. 2009, almost as if he were ty, kindness, dignity and mired great winners and And he thought about that 2002 — Los Angeles Dodgers’ 2001 — John Lieber of the Chica- dreading what the next class,” NBA Commissioner respected teachers of bas- countless times over the slugger Shawn Green becomes go Cubs tosses a 79-pitch, one-hit few minutes would bring. Adam Silver said. ketball ever.” next four decades. the 14th man in major league shutout in a 3-0 blanking of the He never wanted the Sloan often said num- Sloan spent 34 years “That incident on Decem- history to homer four times in a Reds. It’s the first shutout of the game and sets a big league record spotlight. bers meant nothing to in the Jazz organization, ber the 13th, 1977, made Reds in an NL-record 208 games. “This is pretty tough for him. That’s a shame, be- as head coach, assistant, me realize that there are with 19 total bases. He is 6-for-6, 2009 — Brazil’s Helio Castroneves scoring six times with seven RBIs becomes the ninth driver to win me,” Sloan said that night. cause he has so many to scout or senior basketball a lot more things more im- in a 16-3 win at Milwaukee. the Indianapolis 500 three times. Talking about himself, marvel. adviser. Sloan started as portant than basketball,” 2005 — Anastasia Myskina is Castroneves pulls away over the that wasn’t easy. But bas- Sloan’s 1,221 NBA a scout, was promoted as Sloan said in 2009. “Even the first defending champion at final laps to beat Dan Wheldon of ketball, he always made coaching wins have only an assistant under Frank though I love this game, I the French Open to be eliminat- England and Danica Patrick, who that seem simple. Lenny Wilkens, Don Nel- Layden in 1984 and be- will always be grateful for ed in the opening round, losing eclipsed her fourth-place finish as Sloan, who spent 23 son and Gregg Popovich came the sixth coach in what it’s given me.” to Spain’s Maria Sanchez Lorenzo a rookie in 2005 by crossing the years as coach of the Utah ahead of him. And Sloan’s franchise history on Dec. Sloan’s longevity with 6-4, 4-6, 6-0. strip of bricks in third. 2009 — Alabama sophomore Kel- Jazz and took the team to 23 seasons with the Jazz 9, 1988, after Layden re- the Jazz was remarkable. 2010 — Lukas Lacko of Slovakia the NBA Finals in 1997 are the second-longest signed. During his time in Utah, si Dunne becomes the first player beats American Michael Yani in a to throw back-to-back no-hitters 71-game match that ties for the and 1998, died Friday at string that one coach has “Like Stockton and going 1,127-682 in regular in NCAA postseason play. Dunne most in the French Open since tie- 78. The team said that for with one team in NBA Malone as players, Jerry seasons, there were 245 holds Jacksonville State hitless for breakers were instituted in 1973. four years he had Parkin- history; Popovich is in his Sloan epitomized the or- coaching changes around the second straight day in a 9-0 Lacko wins 4-6, 7-6 (5), 7-6 (4), 6-7 son’s disease and Lewy 24th season with the San ganization,” the Jazz said the league and five teams softball victory. The two no-hitters (5), 12-10 in a first-round match body dementia. Antonio Spurs. in a statement. “He will be — Charlotte, Memphis, tie the NCAA postseason record. that takes two days to complete. Sloan presided over the “We lost one of the gi- greatly missed.” Toronto, Orlando and 2017 — NFL owners cut the over- 2014 — Maya Moore scores 30 glory days of the John ants of basketball, not Sloan retired as coach of Minnesota — did not even time period from 15 minutes to points on a record-setting night Stockton and Karl Malone only of the NBA variety the Jazz abruptly in 2011, exist when he started with 10 minutes during the regular as the Minnesota Lynx defeats the season, but also give players plen- New York Liberty 87-82. Moore pick-and-roll-to-perfection but basketball in gener- amid reports of conflict the Jazz. ty of leeway to celebrate after a becomes the first player ever to era in Salt Lake City. He al,” said longtime NBA with Deron Williams, the He coached Chicago for touchdown. score at least 30 points in four is fourth on the NBA’s all- executive Rod Thorn, who team’s point guard at the parts of three seasons, May 24 straight games. time win list. hired Thorn as coach of time. Williams, in an Ins- going 94-121. His playing 1905 — Harry Payne Whitney’s 2014 — Real Salt Lake stretches “Before coming to Utah, the Bulls in 1979. “No one tagram post Friday, said career there was cut short Tanya becomes the second filly its unbeaten streak to 12 games I was certainly aware of ever played harder. He he was “blessed” to play by knee issues, and he av- to win the Belmont Stakes. Ruth- with a 0-0 draw with FC Dallas, Coach Sloan and what he was a very, very good play- for Sloan. eraged 14.0 points, 7.4 re- less was the first filly to win the matching Major League Soccer’s meant to the NBA and to er and then became one of “I know things didn’t end bounds and 2.5 assists in Belmont, in 1867. Whitney would record undefeated streak to start the coaching world,” Jazz the top coaches in the his- well between us in Utah, 755 games. also win the Kentucky Derby with the season with a 6-0-6 mark. coach Quin Snyder said tory of the NBA.” however I’m glad that i They called Sloan “The Friday. “But, upon living Out of Sloan’s 23 sea- got the chance to sit down Original Bull” because he Futures League establishes in Utah, I became acutely sons with the Jazz, the with him before it was was selected in the 1966 aware of just how much he team finished below the too late,” Williams wrote. expansion draft and be- truly meant to the state.” .500 mark only once. He’s “Definitely something that came known for his tough- its official Hall of Fame Sloan was a two-time one of five coaches to roam would have haunted me ness and grit. He remains The Futures Collegiate their active coaching career All-Star as a player with the sidelines for at least for the rest of my life.” the only NBA player to Baseball League has an- in the FCBL is completed. the Chicago Bulls, led his 2,000 games, and the only Sloan was the coach at average more than seven nounced the creation of its They must have managed alma mater, Evansville, one of those five with a Evansville for all of five rebounds and more than official Hall of Fame, which or coached for a minimum to a pair of NCAA college winning percentage better days in 1977. He then two steals a game in his will recognize those that of two seasons in the league, division national cham- than .600. made an arduous — and career. have made the greatest im- have been a part of success- pionships and was an as- And he was revered as a fateful — decision. Jerry Reinsdorf called pact on the league since its ful teams and be known to sistant coach on the 1996 player with the Bulls, and He was going to take Sloan “the face of the inception in 2011. Commis- have greatly enhanced the U.S. Olympic team that his No. 4 jersey was the first over for his college coach, Bulls organization from sioner Joe Paolucci made players he/she coached. won a gold medal at the retired by the franchise. Arad McCutcheon, who its inception through the the announcement on Fri- Teams can be inducted for Atlanta Games. He fell in “Loyalty was his badge was retiring. Sloan signed mid-1970s.” day. “great achievement” during love with the game as a of honor and his no-non- a contract but backed out “A great player and a The Futures Collegiate at least one season. student in a one-room Il- sense approach to compe- quickly, citing undisclosed Hall of Fame NBA coach,” Baseball League Hall of Contributors and Admin- linois schoolhouse, never tition was perfect for the personal reasons. Later the Bulls chairman said Fame will exist to recognize istrators must have contrib- forgetting his roots. game,” said Miami Heat that year, a plane carrying Friday. “Most importantly, and honor the Administra- uted significantly to the “His more than 40 years President Pat Riley, the the Evansville team and Jerry was a great person.” tors, Players, Coaches, greater good of the FCBL, Teams and Contributors for whether it be building or their achievements and/or enhancing an FCBL fran- NHLPA board voting on playoff format to return to play contributions to the FCBL. chise or the league as a The NHL Players’ Asso- seeding while the remain- Jordan Martinook said “Nothing’s really cer- “This is a great time to whole. There is no waiting ciation’s executive board is ing 16 teams face off in a Wednesday, more than 24 tain until it’s certain, recognize the people that period for eligibility in these voting on a 24-team play- best-of-five series play-in hours before the executive so things can change so have made the Futures two categories. off proposal as the return round to set the final 16 board meeting. “Nobody’s quickly and they have on League what it is today,” Nominations for the to play format, according to compete for the Stanley ever seen this before, but different things,” Return Paolucci said. “I am very FCBL Hall of Fame are now to a person with knowl- Cup. at the end of the day, the to Play committee mem- excited to bring this Hall of being accepted. To access edge of the situation. That would mean byes Stanley Cup Playoffs are ber James van Riemsdyk Fame to life and to be able the nomination form or for The person spoke to The for Boston, Tampa Bay, 16 teams, seven games a of the Flyers said Wednes- to celebrate the excellent more information, visit the- Associated Press on condi- Washington and Phila- series.” day. “We’re trying to keep contributions that have futuresleague.com and click tion of anonymity Thurs- delphia in the East and This format would lead as many options open and made us the best collegiate on the links under the day night because the vote defending champion to the traditional four navigate through different baseball league in New En- “Awards” tab. was still ongoing. Results St. Louis, Colorado, Ve- rounds of seven-game things and hopefully come gland.” Any individual with a of the vote could be in as gas and Dallas in West. series. up with a vision that ob- A maximum of 10 individ- demonstrated interest in soon as Friday night. Pittsburgh, Carolina the “I don’t think there’s go- viously first and foremost uals will be inducted into the FCBL may submit Even if the executive New York Islanders and ing to be a perfect scenar- is the health and safety of the Hall of Fame every oth- nominations for potential board votes to approve the Rangers, Toronto, Colum- io where everyone’s super everyone.” er year. The first honorees Hall of Fame inductees to format, it doesn’t yet seal bus, Florida and Montre- excited about,” Nashville’s Commissioner Gary are set to be recognized this be evaluated by a FCBL the deal for the NHL sea- al would also make it in Ryan Johansen said ear- Bettman this week said fall, following the league’s Hall of Fame Selection son resuming. The league the East and Edmonton, lier Thursday. “As long as the league was looking at 10th season. Committee that will be and players union still Nashville, Vancouver, Cal- everybody can agree and eight or nine locations to Hall of Famers will be di- chaired by Paolucci. Candi- need to negotiate other de- gary, Winnipeg, Minneso- be happy with the decision serve as hub cities for the vided into the five afore- dates must receive a tails, including health and ta, Arizona and Chicago in that will be made, that’s resumption of the season. mentioned categories: three-quarters vote from safety protocols. the West. really all that matters.” It’s unclear when the Players are eligible for in- the Committee to be ap- But the format is a sub- “I feel like if you’re do- If the NHLPA’s execu- league and players will duction five years after proved for induction. stantial piece of the return ing the 24-team thing, it tive board and the league’s agree to begin the second their final FCBL season. For further information, to play puzzle. basically gives a team a board of governors approve phase of preparations for They should have won sea- visit thefuturesleague.com Under the plan proposed chance that had no chance the plan, the who of re- return, which would be the son-long awards, been a sig- and follow the league on by the joint NHL/NHLPA of making it, which if you turning would be set. The reopening of team practice nificant member of success- Facebook (The Futures Return To Play Commit- play 82 there’s maybe 6, where, when and how must facilities and voluntary ful teams and/or gone on to League), Twitter (@Fu- tee, the top four teams 8% chance that the team still be determined, includ- workouts. The following a professional baseball turesLeague) and Insta- in each of the Eastern in 12th place (in the con- ing how many cities will step would then likely be a career. gram (@futuresleagueofne- and Western Conferences ference) makes it,” Caroli- host games, quarantine three-week training camp Coaches are eligible after wengland). would play each other for na player representative regulations and testing. before games resume. SATURDAY, MAY 23, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION When should New York City reopen? By Karen Matthews ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — New York City’s mayor unveiled a new set of data thresholds Friday to help determine when to loosen restrictions imposed during the coro- navirus pandemic, but his frequent political sparring partner, Gov. Andrew Cuo- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS mo, later said it will be up to the state — not the city A member of the 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment, — to make those decisions. also known as The Old Guard, places flags “No local official can in front of each headstone for “Flags-In” at open or close,” Cuomo Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Va. said, noting that the state has established its own set of metrics intended As Memorial Day to measure the safety of reopening. “We said at the begin- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ning it’s going to be one The names of more than 60 persons who died from COVID-19 are tempts people standard that is data-driv- displayed on butterfly cutouts during a vigil in Queens N.Y. en. There’s no politics here. What’s safe is safe,” “If we do it right, if peo- whether a region has had son Valley region, includ- outdoors, a virus the governor said. ple stick to the plan, stick an overall decline in the ing the city’s northern The offices of both Dem- to the guidance, we will number of hospitaliza- suburbs, are poised to ocrats have been saying move to Phase 1 in either tions and the availability phase economic activi- rebound is feared that the city, among the the first or second week of of hospital beds. ty back in next week if hardest hit in the world by June,” the mayor said. Cuomo’s top aide, Melis- COVID-19-related deaths By Ben Finley, Carla ployment has reached its the virus, is on target to be- De Blasio had previously sa DeRosa, said the indi- continue to decline and K. Johnson and highest level since the gin reopening its economy said that all three metrics cators used by the city and they meet state standards Michael Biesecker Great Depression, and in the first half of June. would have to move down- the state “are in line with for contact tracing. He ASSOCIATED PRESS on Thursday, Federal Re- De Blasio said Friday ward in unison for 10 to 14 one another” and that the said construction projects serve Chair Jerome Pow- Millions of Americans that in order to enter the days for the city to reopen. two administrations are in can begin staging in those ell warned that prospects are set to emerge from first phase of the reopen- “The day-to-day changes, constant communication. regions now. for a recovery will remain coronavirus lockdowns ing, including manufac- the small up and downs, “We are aligned in our New York recorded 109 unclear until the health and take tentative steps turing and retail with matter less,” he said in ex- approach — nothing will deaths Thursday. The dai- crisis is solved. outdoors to celebrate Me- curbside pickup, the city plaining the new criteria reopen until it is safe to do ly death toll is down dra- Many long-running Me- morial Day weekend at must stay below thresh- for reopening. “What mat- so,” de Blasio spokeswom- matically from early April morial Day commemora- beaches, cookouts and fam- olds for three things: the ters more now is staying an Jane Meyer told The but has stubbornly re- ily gatherings, raising con- tions of the nation’s fallen daily number of people at a low level and keeping Associated Press. mained at just above 100 cern among public health military heroes have been admitted to hospitals for it that way and so we’re Regional economic for five straight days. officials that large gather- canceled or downsized, suspected COVID-19, the going to be talking about re-openings began in up- Total hospitalizations ings could cause outbreaks including concerts and total number of patients thresholds now.” state areas last Friday, dropped below 5,000 to come roaring back. fireworks shows. Parks, in intensive care at public Cuomo’s standards, with different industries statewide for the first time Medical experts warn beaches, campgrounds hospitals and the citywide which apply to the entire opening in phases. since late March. Hospi- that the virus won’t take a and swimming pools re- percentage of people test- state, are based around Cuomo said that Long tals still see an average of holiday for the traditional main closed in much of ing positive for the virus. measures including Island and the mid-Hud- 225 new patients a day. start of summer. The Cen- the country. ters for Disease Control But plenty of popular and Prevention continues public spaces will be open Big study casts more doubt on malaria to recommend that people — with restrictions. stay home, avoid crowds In Virginia Beach, Va., and connect with family the famed 40-block board- and friends by phone or walk and sandy shore- drugs for treating coronavirus patients video chat. line is open beginning Dr. Seth Cohen, an infec- Friday, but people must By Marilynn Trump repeatedly has tious disease expert at the stay 6 feet from non-fam- Marchione pushed the malaria drugs, University of Washington ily members, with groups ASSOCIATED PRESS and has said he is taking limited to 10 or fewer. hydroxychloroquine to try Medical Center-North- Malaria drugs pushed by Group sports such as vol- to prevent infection or west in Seattle, advised President Donald Trump leyball will be prohibited, minimize symptoms from that people who do cele- as treatments for the coro- along with tents and alco- the coronavirus. brate keep their distance navirus did not help and hol consumption. The drugs are approved from one another, wear were tied to a greater risk masks and avoid sharing Mayor Bobby Dyer said for treating lupus and about 150 “beach ambas- of death and heart rhythm rheumatoid arthritis and food and drinks. problems in a new study “Punch bowls. Nachos. sadors” in red shirts will for preventing and treat- of nearly 100,000 patients These things are a no-no,” be deployed to “diplomat- ing malaria, but no large around the world. Cohen said. ically” ask people to follow rigorous tests have found Friday’s report in the The holiday weekend the rules. them safe or effective for arrives amid the bleakest In the absence of clear journal Lancet is not a preventing or treating economy in decades. Tens federal guidance, it’s rigorous test of hydroxy- COVID-19. People sick of millions of people have largely been left to state chloroquine or chloro- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS enough to be hospitalized quine, but it is by far the been thrown out of work and local officials to figure A chemist holds a pack of hydroxychloroquine with the coronavirus are largest look at their use since the virus hit hard out how to celebrate the tablets in Mumbai, India. not the same as healthy in March and forced busi- holiday safely. Social-dis- in real world settings, people taking the drugs in nesses, including many tancing rules and bans on spanning 671 hospitals on drugs, with or without said Dr. David Aronoff, other situations, so safety popular summer desti- mass gatherings remain six continents. an antibiotic such as azi- infectious diseases chief cannot be assumed from nations, to shut down at in place throughout much “Not only is there no thromycin, is roughly 13 at Vanderbilt University prior use, Mehra said. least temporarily. Unem- of the country. benefit, but we saw a percent versus 9 percent Medical Center. These drugs also have very consistent signal for patients not taking “It really does give us potentially serious side of harm,” said one study them. The risk of devel- some degree of confi- effects. The Food and Wall Street heads lower, leader, Dr. Mandeep Meh- oping a serious heart dence that we are unlike- Drug Administration has ra, a heart specialist at rhythm problem is more ly to see major benefits warned against taking hy- Brigham and Women’s than five times greater. from these drugs in the droxychloroquine with an- still makes weekly gain Hospital in Boston. Even though it is only treatment of COVID-19 tibiotics and has said the Researchers estimate observational, the size and possibly harm,” said malaria drug should only By Alex Veiga percent. Small company that the death rate at- and scope of the study Aronoff, who was not in- be used for coronavirus in ASSOCIATED PRESS stocks, the biggest gainers tributable to use of the gives it a lot of impact, volved in the research. formal studies. so far this month, also lost Stocks moved lower on some ground, sending the Wall Street Friday, adding Russell 2000 down 0.5 per- Texas naval base shooter voiced support for clerics to losses from a day ear- cent. U.S. stock markets lier, as the market closed will be closed Monday for By Juan A. Lozano, and left the gunman dead. sailor, a member of base Associated Press on condi- out a choppy week ahead the Memorial Day holiday. Lolita C. Baldor and The gunman was identi- security, U.S. officialstion of anonymity. of a long holiday weekend The selling on Wall Mike Balsamo fied as Adam Alsahli of told the AP. But she was U.S. Defense Secretary in the U.S. Street followed down- ASSOCIATED PRESS Corpus Christi, according able to roll over and hit a Mark Esper said Friday The S&P 500 was down beat trading in Asia. switch that raised a bar- on on “The Today Show” The suspect killed to three officials familiar 0.3 percent in midday trad- Hong Kong’s main index rier, preventing the man that the wounded sailor is during what the FBI is with the investigation who ing, but was on track for a dropped 5.6 percent after from getting onto the base, “doing well.” He also said calling a “terrorism-relat- were not authorized to weekly gain. Energy stocks China made more moves the officials said. the FBI knows the basics ed” attack at a Texas naval speak publicly and spoke fell the most as crude oil to limit political opposi- Other security personnel of what happened during air base voiced support for to The Associated Press on prices headed lower after tion in the former British shot and killed the attacker. the attack but is working hardline clerics, according condition of anonymity. six straight gains. Losses colony. Beijing also aban- There was an initial con- through details, including to a group that monitors The gunman tried to in banks, industrial stocks doned its longstanding cern that the gunman may about the suspect. online activity of jihadists. speed through a security and companies that rely practice of setting eco- have had an explosive de- “We hope to know more The attack Thursday at gate at Naval Air Station on consumer spending out- nomic growth targets. Eu- vice, but Navy experts in the coming days as to Naval Air Station Corpus Corpus Christi, opening weighed gains elsewhere ropean markets shook off swept the area and the car what happened, what this Christi wounded a sailor fire and wounding the in the market. Bond yields some early weakness and and found nothing. The of- person was motivated were mixed. were mostly mixed. ficials spoke on condition by,” Esper said. “But we Given the market’s solid The S&P 500 is on track of anonymity to discuss need to let the facts come gains this week, some in- to end the week with a big details about an ongoing out, let the investigators vestors were likely taking enough gain to make up investigation. Officialsdo their job, and we’ll see the opportunity to pocket for all of its losses from worked late Thursday to where this ends up.” some profits, said Mike last week, thanks largely process the crime scene Social media accounts Zigmont, head of trading to a strong rally on Mon- and had recovered some matching Alsahli’s profile and research at Harvest day that reversed all of type of electronic media. on Twitter, Facebook and Volatility Management. the benchmark index’s The FBI is examining WhatsApp featured sup- “Maybe before a three- losses for the month. The social media posts investi- port for hardline clerics, day weekend you take index is still down about gators believe were made mostly from Saudi Arabia, some risk off the table and 13 percent from its all- by the shooter express- and jihadi figures such as that leads to some down- time high in February. ing support for extremist Ibrahim al-Rabaysh, who ward pressure on the Fresh hopes for a U.S. groups, including Al-Qaida had been a spokesman for stock market,” he said. economic recovery in the in the Arabian Peninsula, the Yemen branch of Al The Dow Jones Indus- second half of the year and two officials familiar with Qaeda and who was killed PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS trial Average dropped optimism about a poten- the investigation said. The by a U.S. drone strike in 118 points, or 0.5 percent, tial vaccine for COVID-19 The entrances to the Naval Air Station-Corpus officials could not discuss 2015, according to Rita to 24,354. The Nasdaq helped spur stocks higher Christi are closed following an active shooter an ongoing investigation Katz, director of the SITE composite was down 0.1 much of the week. threat. publicly and spoke to The Intelligence Group. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 23, 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 Parents strive to heal their youngest son’s broken heart DEAR ABBY: My son, and intimacy in your a high school senior, was Dear Abby is written by Abigail marriage and far more in a relationship with a Van Buren, also known as Jeanne about the lack of commu- young woman who broke nication your wife allows up with him and began Phillips, and was founded by her you to have with her. If a dating his best friend. He mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact problem can’t be dis- was heartbroken. She Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. cussed, there is no way to played him into being arrive at a solution or a friends and tells him he’s Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. compromise. her best friend, but her If you haven’t told her actions prove otherwise. how lonely and isolated His father and I com- ture out to college, and I former girlfriend and you feel, start there. forted him as best we want him to have a fresh keep your son as busy as What’s happening is not could, but he still has start for the new journey. you can. fair to you. This is some- feelings for her. It was a thing that should be dis- tough breakup for him, HEAVY-HEARTED DEAR ABBY: I have cussed with her doctor and he says he can’t un- MOM been married to the same because there may be a derstand why he feels woman for 34 years. We medical solution if sex is this way for her. We as DEAR MOM: Some have raised two great painful for her. parents are having a lessons in life people must kids. The problem is, my However, if it is more hard time keeping our learn for themselves, and wife does not show, re- opinions to ourselves. We this is one of them. As complicated than that, spond to or initiate any recognize that you need are not happy with him much as you wish to help affection or intimacy. I still being around her your son heal his heart, more help than I can give understand she has been you in a letter or a news- and try to discourage it he’s going to have to ar- through menopause, but as much as possible. rive at the realization paper column, and ask is this the new normal? your doctor or insurance We all attend the same that there’s more pain For me it is a lonely, cold church, from which I’ve than pleasure associated company to refer you to a existence. Most nights licensed marriage and offered to remove myself, with the girl who rejected she won’t even share the family therapist for the but my son says no. We him. That is when he will same bed with me. She limit the time he gets to move on, not before. also does not respond answers you are seeking. be around her, but she College will provide well to talking about If your wife refuses to go has begun flaunting oth- him an opportunity to things. Must I live the with you, go without her. er dates in front of him, meet new people and cul- rest of my life this way? which is making it hard tivate new interests. Be- TO MY MUSLIM for us to be cordial to- ing in a new environment ROOMMATE IN READERS: It is time for ward her. will also help. In the VIRGINIA the breaking of the Ra- How can I help my boy meantime, be patient, re- madan fast. Happy Eid heal his heart and move frain from saying any- DEAR ROOMMATE: al-Fitr, everyone. on? He’s my youngest, thing nasty (as tempting Your problem is less the last one ready to ven- as it might be) about his about the lack of affection ABBY BRIDGE

That elusive scarlet queen There are times (the Senior Life more rounds of the suit. Master explained to his Saturday South ruffed, drew trumps and morning class) when you have a cru- paused to assess the prospects. cial guess to make in a suit. Perhaps Clearly, he had to find the diamond you are faced with a two-way finesse. queen to make his game. But who It is best to delay the decision for as held the key queen? Not having the long as possible. Find out as much powers of Mr. P. Hal Sims, an expert as you can about the other suits in the early days of contract bridge before committing yourself in the who reputedly never misguessed a critical suit. This deal is a relatively two-way finesse, South led the club simple example of the genre. king. The SLM put the North-South cards When West won with the ace, the on the board, paused for a minute or so, then continued: final piece of the jigsaw had fallen South’s bidding was aggressive. into place. West had shown up with Opposite a single raise, he was thin 11 points: the spade ace-king and for his jump to game. But the vulner- the club ace. How could he have the able game bonus is a powerful lure. diamond queen as well, when he Also, the opponents’ silence sug- couldn’t open the bidding? gested favorable suit breaks. South won the club return in the West led the spade ace, East sig- dummy, cashed the diamond ace, naling with the queen to show the finessed in diamonds through East queen-jack. West continued with two and claimed his contract. 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Live (N) at 11 onds Over Tokyo(1944), The Sand Peb- battles to the impact on veterans and WFXT Entertainment Flirty Dancing Labor of Love “15 Boston Sports Beat Shazam “Dad- Just for This- Boston bles(1966), Pride of the Marines (1945), their loved ones following the conflicts 9 FOX Tonight (N) First Dates” News Wrap dydaughtertime” Laughs Minute News and more. Today’s films include classics the silent movie classic (and very first WUTF ››‡ The Last Stand (2013, Acción) Arnold ›› Into the Blue (2005, Aventura) Paul ››‡ Transporter 2 (2005, Ac- ›‡ Jonah Hex (2010) like Glory (1989), Sergeant York(1941), Best Picture Oscar winner) Wings(1927) = UMA Schwarzenegger, Forest Whitaker. Walker, Jessica Alba, Scott Caan. ción) Jason Statham. Josh Brolin. D-Day the Sixth of June(1956), The Steel and more. WSBK Big Bang Big Bang ››‡ Legends of the Fall (1994, Drama) Brad Pitt, Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met Three Three Three F MNT Theory Theory Anthony Hopkins, Aidan Quinn. 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Today’s six-hour roundup features 18-hole team match-play competition at WABU new episodes of The Pioneer Woman, Tri- ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Program Medalist Golf Club in Hobe Sound, Fla. CABLE STATIONS sha’s Southern Kitchenand Barefoot Con- The organizers and players are collective- tessa: Cook Like a Pro, while Sunday’s (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 05.23.20” (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 05.23.20” ly contributing $10 million for COVID-19 A&E PD -- 05.15.20” seven-hour marathon includes a fresh (6:00) ››‡ “Knight and Day” ››‡ Con Air (1997, Action) Nicolas Cage, John Line of Duty ››‡ Con Air (1997, installment of Valerie’s Home Cooking. relief, and the players will have addition- AMC al on-course competitive challenges for (2010) Tom Cruise. Cusack. Vicious convicts hijack their flight. 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Secretary ‘one country, one system,’” Rio de Janeiro. largest economies, unem- For over a month, some certificate reads “suspected of State Mike Pompeo con- she said. Infections rose and inten- ployment is soaring. walked among crowds for of COVID-19,” according to demned the move, saying Beijing appears to have sive-care units were also The Federal Reserve hundreds of miles. her grandson, because her “the decision to bypass lost patience and is deter- swamped in Peru, Chile chairman has estimated Also in Russia, state news hospital lacked tests to con- Hong Kong’s well-estab- mined to assert greater and Ecuador, countries that as many as 1 in 4 agencies reported that the firm. 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That’s Starbucks didn’t re- any specific concessions, the month, Starbucks an- plummeting sales amid nounced recently. gages more affordable, said because there was already spond to Brooks’ letter. he said — but when it the temporary closure of The Starbucks drive-th- Lawrence Yun, the associa- a surplus of inventory The company won’t say does, he plans to refuse. many stores due to the ru off 75th Street South- tion’s chief economist. in high-end homes and how such negotiations are “We have a contract and outbreak of COVID-19. east in Everett is some- Realtors aren’t the only “prices had gotten ahead “Effective June 1 and proceeding. Nor will it say we will enforce the terms times so backed up that ones asserting house prices of themselves,” he says. for at least a period of 12 just how many landlords of the contract,” Brooks the line of cars stretches won’t wilt unless the econ- To be sure, Zandi says, consecutive months, Star- got the letter asking for a said. “If they want to go out onto the nearby ar- omy goes into a profound a lot depends on the coro- bucks will require conces- break — but commercial into default, we will get terial of Evergreen Way, funk. Moody’s Analytics navirus pandemic. He ex- sions to support modified property owners from the our remedies from the neighbors say. calculates house prices on a pects that the economy operations and adjust- tip of Florida to north- court of law.” “I got my letter and national basis will drop only will begin improving in ments to lease terms and western Washington re- The tone of what ap- about fell off the chair,” 1 percent by the first quar- the third quarter of this base rent structures,” ceived the letter. peared to be a form letter said landlord Jerry Good- ter of 2021 and will begin year but won’t really open read the letter, signed by Some landlords have also rankled, landlords man. The space seemed to creeping up later that year. up until a vaccine is avail- Starbucks Chief Operat- said they won’t play along. said. be performing well, and he In some areas, which in- able mid-2021. “Between ing Officer Roz Brewer. Brooks’ adobe-walled “For a publicly traded wasn’t sure why it needed clude Western cities like now and then, it will be a “This is the worst reces- drive-thru has housed a company with a $90 billion rent relief. Denver, Las Vegas, Colora- slog,” he says.

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS THIS WEEK LYNN 67 KENT RD S: Mastal Development LLC S: Brian C Joyce & Danelle Joyce B: William Keefe & Rebecca 54 WABAN ST $730,000 Macdonald $480,000 20 BOYLSTON ST B: Nasser A Flores-Araujo MARBLEHEAD 3 TICEHURST LN S: Joseph A Salvaggio B: Jessica Mogauro & Patrick $490,000 S: Kent Road LLC $865,000 Mogauro Jr B: Jenisse Ruiz 120 ATLANTIC AVE B: Katherine Killeen & Sean M 13 FARNHAM AVE S: Patricia A Wood S: Phillip Mccullough & Tammy L 300 LYNN SHORE DR U:1011 $800,000 Killeen $440,000 Mccullough $363,000 B: Amanda B Tucker & Jeffrey M S: Renzo Pisa B: Anthony J Glidden 3 WESTERN PL B: Linda M Genualdo Tucker S: Donald J Glidden & Sheila $675,000 S: Michael Zachariah Glidden 7 BROOKLINE AVE S: Beth S Brown 15 WASHINGTON ST B: Ermez R Gomez & Jose F $1,250,000 $498,000 Machorro 7 NORCROSS TER B: Adam R Smith & Lindsay 63 FULTON ST B: Hector M Rodriguez & Sandra 3 DEAN RD S: Marcos Barraza P Rodriguez $235,000 $560,000 Smith $100,000 S: Jose Gaviria B: Leonard Dibartolomeo Jr B: Ryan Leary & Shannon Leary S: Lisa Bagaco-Lewis & Jed B: Richard J Fox S: Andrew Mcdonald S: Jill E Jones Lewis S: Barbara L Papamechail Tr, Tr SWAMPSCOTT 18 DANIEL PL for Papanechail RT $420,000 48 VERDMONT AVE 7 FORT BEACH WAY NAHANT 64-66 CRESCENT ST B: Eudys I Mejia $335,000 $955,000 8 GARDNER ST $450,000 S: C Oliveros-Escobar B: Rebecca Turner B: Bruce R Martin 10 CHRISTOPHER DR $645,000 B: Mario Martinez S: US Bank NA Tr B: Colleen Turk & James Turk S: Stephen D Gelineau & $90,000 S: Jihad Hayek S: Matthew Robinson & Randy 192 EDGEMERE RD Catharine C VanMater B: Thomas F Quinn 3rd 145 VERONA ST Robinson $470,000 S: Thomas F Quinn 3rd & Beverly 153 ESSEX ST $400,000 B: Kevin S Salazar-Barrera & 8 FRANKLIN ST U:6A B Quinn B: Scott A Zukowski & Ashley B 1703 HOLLOW TREE CT U:1703 $562,000 Andres G Mogollon $245,000 B: Amy E Gagne S: Linda M Genualdo Zukowski B: June M Veligor $415,000 S: Nicholas Spyropoulos & 11 EMERALD RD B: Carlo J Cracchiolo & Aimee L S: Ralph J Khouri S: John Day $475,000 31 ESSEX CT Angela Spyropoulos Sullivan B: Michelle Lawlor & Lisda S: Jeffrey Paul H Est & Alfred S 15 FARRAGUT RD $425,000 40 HUMPHREY ST Mogan-Okeefe B: Mario A Munoz-Castillo & 182 WILLIAMS AVE $665,000 Girard $625,000 $190,000 S: Genevieve C Hemenway & B: Christopher Obrien & Nicole Daylin N Munoz-Morales B: Jeffrey A Nesbitt & Tracy P Peter B Hemenway S: Eric Zaccagnini B: Evergrain Orchard LLC Nesbitt SAUGUS Obrien S: Cheryl A Bloom S: Anna L Obrien & Gregory S: Frederick G Habeeb 17 SPINNEY PATH Racki Jr 70 EXCHANGE ST U:205 $872,000 11 APPLETON ST $320,000 100 WOODLAWN ST 7-9 LEE ST $470,000 $407,000 B: James G Wilson & Jennifer B: Christian Smith $235,000 Wilson B: Barbara Dalessandro & Fred J 675-677 HUMPHREY ST S: Bonnie Marko B: Billy Chea & Lalune Kao B: Bridgett A Driscoll Dalessandro $715,000 S: Debra L Bragdon & Paul R S: Risher Sarah E Est & Michael S: Warren Gomberg Risher S: Joan F Dipesa Tr, Tr for Gecoya B: Eastmen LLC 58 FLINT ST Bragdon FT S: Philip J Gallo Tr, Tr for Philip J $410,000 5 LONGVIEW DR Gallo LT B: Kevin Merida-Palma & Banny LYNNFIELD $1,050,000 PEABODY 102 CENTRAL ST U:5C Shoc B: Tracy Darrin & William Darrin $445,000 103 BARTHOLOMEW ST 55-57 NEW OCEAN ST S: Brahim Benouardia 514 LOWELL ST S: Jay D Phillips & Michelle L B: Anass Gouich & Soukaina $560,000 $754,000 Phillips $570,000 Rhouddou B: ZSG Properties LLC 22 GLEN CT U:22 B: Charlotte C Belok & Matthew B: Ali Alhumrani & Noor S: Stephanie Obrien $457,500 Sawyer 35 LONGVIEW DR Alhumrani S: Clinton J Guy Jr B: Sandra L Abrego S: Frank Fiske & James Fiske $650,000 S: Francis K Gichimu & Jane 40 CHURCHILL ST S: Susan Muldoon Tr, Tr for B: Vanessa L Dorio & Andrew Mwaura $530,000 60 PINE ST Fairmount Hill RT 4 MIRABEAU LN Ivens B: Carrieann Padilla & Harry $483,000 $605,000 S: Cecilia B Hewitt & Jared L 5 CORINNE ST Padilla B: Kurt S Sabacinski & Katie J 24 GLEN CT U:1 B: Christopher J Kelly & Hewitt $585,000 S: Janina Szwarc & Peter Szwarc Salvagno $464,900 Samantha A Kelly B: Philip S Mccullough & Tammy S: Merl Click & Rachel L Click B: Maicon O Peroni S: Sheila A Ryan 13 MCKINLEY RD L Mccullough 295 MAIN ST S: Susan Muldoon Tr, Tr for $1,080,000 S: Kendal A Britt Tr, Tr for 5 $485,000 437 PURITAN RD Fairmount Hill RT 12 PRISCILLA RD B: Rose B Gould & Paul G Corinne Street RT B: Jennifer M Smith $1,210,000 $599,300 Queeney S: Vu Nguyen & Tan K Nguyen B: Gregory Racki Jr Tr, Tr for 82 GRANT ST B: Arianna S Gaudet & Stephen S: Manuel M Dasilva Tr, Tr for 28 CURWEN RD Gregory Racki Jr RET $625,000 J Gaudet Dasilva FT $585,000 8 MARR RD S: Eric A Walker & Katherine B: Alphonse Damico Sr B: Todd C Johnston S: Mark Holden-Round $359,900 Walker S: Gertrude Mageza Tr, Tr for 9 MERRITT ST S: Brett M Laflam & Marla L B: Antonio Contrada & Maria A Aghw Holdings RT 527 SALEM ST U:38 $765,000 Laflam Contrada $1,170,000 B: Marine Regnault & Perrin S: Geoff Gorewitz & Karen 62 SCULPIN WAY 64-66 HENRY AVE B: Katherine A Bailey 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