THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2020 Moulton rolls out his agenda

By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF SALEM — After cruising to an easy re-election win Tuesday night, U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton chose to fo- cus his remarks during a late Wednesday morning press conference on the importance of counting every vote in a tight presi- dential race. Moulton, a Democrat from Salem, will represent the 6th Congressional Dis- trict for another two years after defeating John Paul Moran by a 30-point mar- gin. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Speaking outside the Old Town Hall, Moulton crit- STEVE KRAUSE icized President Donald COMMENTARY Trump for the “shameful display of anti-Democrat- ic behavior” he displayed Pollsters’ favorability rating tumbles when he appeared in the White House shortly after For decades, I’ve watched weather one of those high-visibility pollsters tion, the reputation of the polling 2 a.m. Wednesday to de- forecasts on TV and recited the old today? How would you like to be go- out ts is just shot. They are useless. clare himself as the win- cliche that “oh, it must be great to be ing into your boss’ of ce to explain Those of us who aren’t exactly fans ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ner of the election and in- in a profession where you get paid how you had ahead Joe Biden up by of Trump (guilty!) are permanently sist that votes should stop for being wrong half the time.” nine points, or that you had predict- scarred after 2016, when we were Congressman Seth being counted. Well, if the weather forecaster ed a “Blue Wall” or you had talked assured Hillary Clinton was going Moulton speaks about At that point, millions is wrong half the time, he/she has about a mass repudiation for all to win the election and become the his vision moving for- of votes had not yet been nothing on that bastion of political things Donald Trump. rst-ever woman to be president. ward after winning prognostication: the pollster. None of that happened, of course. re-election. MOULTON, A3 How would you like to work for Whatever comes out of this elec- POLLSTERS, A2 Bridgewell Recuperative Construction begins on Care Center needs care $500K Swampscott wall By Gayla Cawley By Guthrie ITEM STAFF Scrimgeour ITEM STAFF LYNN — For the past three years, Bridgewell’s SWAMPSCOTT — Recuperative Care Center King’s Beach was alive has provided temporary with the sound of con- housing and medical care struction Wednesday, as a for the city’s homeless af- crew of about 10 workers ter they are discharged used shovels, jackham- from the hospital. mers and a Bobcat to re- However, while city and pair the seawall along the state of cials recognize Lynn border. the services provided by The project, which be- the recuperative care gan last Monday, and is center, located downtown expected to be completed on Buffum Street, are by Dec. 31. The estimated much-needed in the com- cost of the project is about munity, “nobody at this $525,000, making it one of point is willing to pay for Swampscott’s larger pub- it,” said Bridgewell CEO lic works projects of the Chris Tuttle. year. Through its partner- “It’s a good-sized proj- ship with Lynn Com- ect,” said Swampscott munity Health Center, Public Works Director Bridgewell’s RCC strives Gino Cresta. “Comparable to cut down on repeat to some of the paving proj- emergency visits by pro- ects. But not quite as high viding patients with on- as our sewer main rehab site medical and recuper- work.” ative care. The town has contracted If Bridgewell is not able the dramatically-named to secure additional fund- masonry company Xtreme ing by April 1, Tuttle said ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Shotcrete LLC to com- ITEM PHOTO |OLIVIA FALCIGNO he will be forced to shut plete the project. Xtreme Jose Diaz, a resident at the Bridgewell’s Recu- Construction workers chip away at the down the center on June Shotcrete LLC made the 30, 2021. perative Care Center in Lynn, sits in his room lowest offer when the seawall at King’s Beach on Wednesday in Funding looked even at the facility. Bridgewell needs to secure ad- project was opened for Swampscott as a $525,000 repair project gets more bleak a few weeks ditional funding to prevent its Recuperative bidding on Sept. 2. underway to x the natural damage to the ago before North Shore Care Center, which provides temporary hous- The project intends to x wall that has occurred over the years, specif- ing and medical care for homeless residents, ically focused on damage caused by a large BRIDGEWELL, A3 from closing next spring. SEAWALL, A2 2018 nor’easter.

COVID-19 Saugus re-appoints animal-control of cer Peabody reports two more deaths, virus cases surge serving in a temporary role, began to our town, residents and employees. By Elyse Carmosino in Lynn and Revere. A2 ITEM STAFF his permanent, full-time position on “Darren loves animals and will Oct. 28. thrive in his role.” SAUGUS — Darren McCullough Peabody has taken on the role of Saugus’ new “I am happy to welcome Darren McCullough most recently worked Roaring ‘20s night animal-control of cer, Town Manager back to the role of animal-control as a surface line operator and se- goes virtual. A8 Scott Crabtree and the town’s Board of cer for the town of Saugus,” said nior money agent for the Massachu- of Selectmen announced this week. Crabtree. “Darren possesses ad- setts Bay Transportation Authority Sports McCullough, who previously served vanced knowledge of the community, (MBTA). Previously he served as Lynn eld girls soccer as the community’s animal-control as well as public service and govern- closes season with a win of cer and has most recently been ment, which will make him an asset McCULLOUGH, A3 Darren McCullough over Newburyport. B1

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North Shore Christian School At Home Learning ~ On Campus Learning ~ Home To School Connection Beverly & Lynn Campus Hamilton Campus Preschool-8th Grade Early Childhood Education Learn more at nschristian.org or call 781.469.0706 A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2020 OBITUARIES Peabody reports two Darryl D. Coulter, 54 Evelyn J. Carbone, 91 1966 - 2020 more virus deaths SAUGUS - Evelyn J. Carbone, line, Aimee, Katelyn, Joseph PEABODY - Darryl D. Coulter, 91, loving mother, grandmother IV, Christopher and Benjamin; By Gayla Cawley been reported in Peabody 54, of Peabody, passed away great grandmother, sister, aunt many great grandchildren, ITEM STAFF since Monday. The city now early Saturday morning, follow- and friend died on Sunday, nieces and nephews; her very has 1,544 cases and 192 Lynn and Revere re- ing a lengthy battle with cancer, November 1st peacefully at special sister Christine Dona- people have died, according ported a signi cant spike surrounded by his loving fam- home. She was the loving wife hue and brother in law Bill Do- to the health department. in coronavirus cases on ily. He and his wife Frances of the late Joseph C. Carbone, nahue and sister in law Ellen Numbers remained the (Moynihan) Coulter shared Jr., with whom she shared 50 Howlett. She was predeceased Wednesday and two more deaths were reported in same in Lynn eld (183 33 years together, 28 years in years of marriage. by many brothers and sisters, cases, 14 deaths) and Na- Born in Boston, Evelyn was John McCarthy, Edward McCa- Peabody. wedded bliss. hant (67 cases, six deaths), the daughter of the late John rthy, Mary McCannon, Thomas In Lynn, 53 new cases Born in Salem, MA, on Jan- and were not updated in uary 9, 1966, son of Dave and Frances (Kelly) McCarthy. Howlett, Joe Howlett, James were reported for the sec- She worked for many years at Howlett, Eileen Howlett and ond straight day, which Marblehead, Saugus or Coulter and Ellie (Singleton) Swampscott on Wednesday. Coulter. He was raised and Sears as a sales clerk. Evelyn Frank Howlett. brings the city’s caseload was a long-time resident of In lieu of owers donations to 5,880. As of Tuesday, Saugus educated in Peabody, gradu- had 904 cases and 44 ating from the Peabody Voca- Saugus. in her memory may be made Of that total, 630 cases deaths. Swampscott had tional High School. Besides Evelyn is survived by her ve to the Parkinson’s Foundation, remain active, 123 people his loving wife, he is survived children Joseph C Carbone III www.parkinsons.org. have died, and 5,127 have 193 cases and 11 deaths by his children, who he loved and Gwen, Edward Carbone Service Information: At recovered from the virus, as of Monday, and Mar- very much and was so proud and his wife Sue, Richard Car- the request of the family according to city data. blehead (299 cases, 30 of. Daniel P. Coulter USMC, were the best of Funday’s with bone and Laurie, Laura D’Eon services were private. For Revere reported 46 deaths) has not provided of Peabody, Shelby A. Menard his friends, watching sports or and her husband Raymond condolences www.Bisbee- new cases on Wednesday updated numbers since and her husband Jake of NH; going for a ride. Darryl leaves III, Mary Barthelmes and her Porcella.com to bring the city’s total last Thursday. his siblings, David B. Coulter of his friends, too many to men- husband Glenn; eleven grand- numbers to 3,462 cases Gayla Cawley can be Peabody, and Tracy L. Coulter of tion, with such fun memories, children, Stephen, Tara, Janine, and 109 deaths, accord- Peabody. jokes, and stories which he Raymond IV, Allison, Jacque- ing to the city website. reached at gcawley@item- He leaves his many, many could always remember and Eighteen new cases and live.com. Follow her on cousins all over the country we all couldn’t (except Danny two additional deaths have Twitter @GaylaCawley. which he made so many of his of course). fondest memories with. Also, Service Information: Per his aunts and crazy uncles in his wishes, there will be no Kentucky and South Carolina services. There will be a cel- (y’all know who you are). ebration of his wonderful life Darryl enjoyed tinkering with at a later date when we can all things mechanical, espe- hug and have more than 5 cially Harley’s. His Sunday’s people there.

Stephen R. Johnson, 68 1951 - 2020 EAST HAMPTON, CONN. - Stephen Robert Johnson, age 68 of East Hampton, CT, died on November 1, 2020 of com- plications from Cerebral Palsy. He was born on November 12, 1951 in Beverly, MA to the late Karl and Bernice Johnson. He attended schools in Swamp- scott, MA. Stephen was born with Ce- rebral Palsy and lived at home ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO with his parents for 33 years. Construction workers begin repairs on the seawall along Humphrey Street in Swampscott. He then moved to Connecticut and lived independently in a supported living apartment and then in the Cedar Ridge Construction begins on $500K Group Home for the develop- mentally challenged run by Mosaic. Stephen loved to work and great-nephews, Isaiah and and was a faithful employee Elijah Wogman. He is further Swampscott seawall project at Greenwald Industries. He survived by many cousins, and received his day program ser- other relatives and friends. vices from MARC. Service Information: Due SEAWALL the seawall located across contractor, K.B. Aruda “They’re going to bang Stephen will be remem- to Covid 19, a memorial From A1 the Lynn border. Construction, in late Sep- that out pretty quick.” bered for his warm smile, his service and celebration of Swampscott also nal- tember, and the two part- Additionally, the town care for others and his love of Stephen’s life will take place the years of natural dam- ly broke ground on its ed ways. completed a section of side- family. He touched the lives at the convenience of the age to the wall, speci cally Preston Beach Entrance The project was re- walk on Humphrey St., of so many – those he grew up family at a later date. The of- focused on issues caused Improvement project opened for bidding on Oct. where it is planting four with in Swampscott, those he ciant will be The Rev. Law- by a large 2018 nor’easter. Wednesday, which was de- 22 and the town select- new trees. The project was worked with at MARC and Gre- rence Wogman, his brother- “We had some pretty layed due to complications ed the low bidder, Rafael completed by town employ- enwald, his many caregivers at in-law and former pastor of signi cant damage from of COVID-19 and a con- Construction, to nish the ees for just under $2,000. Mosaic, and the members of Bethany Lutheran Church that,” said Cresta. “Some tractor dispute. work. The total cost of the Cresta reported that, First Lutheran Church in Lynn, in Cromwell, CT. Burial will holes in the wall were as The project was initial- project is estimated to be once these projects are MA and Bethany Lutheran take place at the Swamp- deep as 12 inches.” ly slated to begin May 1 around $30,000. completed, there aren’t Church in Cromwell, CT. scott Cemetery. In lieu of Workers will repair the and nish by late June, “By the middle of next any other signi cant pub- He is survived by his sis- owers, donations may be holes and resurface the but now is not expected to week you’ll see a lot of lic works projects planned. ter Nancy Wogman and her made to Bethany Lutheran wall. be nished until mid-way progress there. If all goes husband, the Rev. Lawrence Church, 50 Court Street, The project is not coordi- through this month. well they could be wrap- Guthrie Scrimgeour Wogman of West Ossipee, NH; Cromwell, CT 06416 or to nated with Lynn, and will Swampscott reached a ping up there by the end can be reached at gscrim- his niece, Kristen Baron and Mosaic, 100 Sebethe Drive, not affect any sections of settlement with its initial of next week,” said Cresta. [email protected]. her husband Jonathan Baron Cromwell, CT 06416 or to of Trumbull, CT, his nephews, MARC, 25 Industrial Park Peter Wogman and his wife Rd, Middletown, CT 06457. Stephine of New Haven, CT To share memories or send Pollsters’ favorability rating tumbles and Andrew Wogman and his condolences to the family, wife Rachelle of Allentown, PA; please visit www.doolittlefu- POLLSTERS outlining the “path to the his mouth. badly it creates more his great-nieces, Rachel and neralservice.com. From A1 presidency.” Hillary’s was Some of us don’t see the stress than we already Kylah Baron, Kaylee Wogman as wide as Times Square world that way, and these have. The pollsters and the prog- in New York. Trump’s people know it. So they lie. Tuesday night was a nosticators drew maps was as narrow as the lit- Or they say “I’m undecid- nightmare. All the states IN MEMORIAM tle openings in the brush ed,” which is a laugh. 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BRIDGEWELL “It’s like a hospital set- From A1 ting,” said Petty. “The staff treated me with dignity. Medical Center agreed That’s one reason why I re- to provide a one-time pay- ally got my stuff together ment of $200,000 starting because people treated me on Feb. 1, which will cov- with respect. That’s why I er the center’s operating stopped my drinking and costs through the end of I started caring for myself the scal year, Tuttle said. and got myself back togeth- “I’m very grateful to North er, because people cared Shore Medical Center for for me. That’s where I’m realizing the importance of at right now. I don’t drink this program and providing and I’m taking better care this, but it’s still just a one- of myself and that’s thanks time funding. We’re off the to Bridgewell and Lynn cliff a little bit but at the end Community Health.” of the spring we’re in the After nearly four years same scenario. It gives us a of homelessness, Jose little bit of breathing room, Diaz, 52, was thrilled to but we’re still in a desperate nally be moving into his situation.” new apartment on Mon- The RCC has mainly day, which happens to be been supported by a three- in the same Silsbee Street year, $1.2 million Factor building as Petty, his new 9, or federal homeless neighbor. grant, which was part of Diaz became homeless the funding that became after he had a bad fall and available after Union Hos- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK broke his back, which left pital closed, Tuttle said. him unable to work. The Cheryl Southern, a case manager at Bridgewell’s Recuperative Care Center in Lynn, goes over While he is grateful for injury was demoralizing for additional funding from Ronald Petty’s “exit plan” as he prepares to leave the center. Diaz, who had prided him- North Shore Medical self on his work ethic — he Center, which owned the dividuals. To take one off only 10 people can stay in ing more and more health Bridgewell case manager, had been working two jobs former Union Hospital, the table, I think would the 14-bed facility each issues and that’s how they he is now receiving Social at the time, he said. Tuttle said Bridgewell be devastating for the city night. A person’s average end up at the RCC.” Security and retirement He became depressed needs somewhere between and its individuals.” length of stay is about 41 In addition to provid- bene ts, which are allow- and started drinking $400,000 to $500,000 each Since 2017, North Shore days, and ranges from as ing temporary lodging, ing him to pay his rent heavily. The alcoholism year to keep the RCC pro- Medical Center has con- short as two days to as medical and recupera- each month, Petty said. slowly started to destroy gram operating. tributed $2.9 million to long as 170 days, accord- tive services for the city’s Petty was referred to the various aspects of his life, Bridgewell continues to support the Recuperative ing to Bridgewell. homeless, Bridgewell has RCC after he received his which resulted in him work with local state rep- Care Center in Lynn, said Patients are referred helped secure permanent rst operation for painful making poor choices that resentatives, Sen. Brendan NSMC spokesperson Lau- from health centers and housing for 43 patients bunions that had formed affected his relationships, Crighton (D-Lynn) and Rep. ra Fleming. hospitals, with most com- who have come through on his feet, which hin- particularly with his two Daniel Cahill (D-Lynn), “We are committed to ing from North Shore Med- the RCC over the past dered his ability to walk. daughters, Diaz said. in particular, and plans to helping keep this valu- ical Center. Over the past three years, Tuttle said. Since his feet were in “Now, I’m accepting continue the conversation able resource in our com- three years, the average One of those patients, casts, he could no longer help,” said Diaz, who spent with North Shore Medical munity and have agreed age for patients has been Ronald Petty, 65, had been be on the street and was about eight months at Center and Mass General to provide an additional 52 years old, a much old- homeless for more than directed to the center for the RCC between his two Brigham (formerly known $200,000 in operating er population than what three decades before he further treatment, he said. separate stints. “I didn’t as Partners HealthCare) support,” said Fleming. Bridgewell was expecting, was referred to the Recu- Before his stint at the realize how much help I about the possibility of fu- “NSMC and Mass Gen- Tuttle said, noting the perative Care Center. Af- RCC, Petty credits a medi- needed until I started tak- ture funding, Tuttle said. eral Brigham will work RCC team had expected ter spending a few months cal advocate he met at My ing it and the results are “This isn’t about with Bridgewell and the the majority of guests to be in the program, Bridgewell Brother’s Table for helping amazing. I know for a fact Bridgewell,” said Tuttle. Lynn Community Health between 18 to 30 years old. was able to help him nd him to get his life back on that without this place I “This isn’t about Lynn Center over the next sev- “Homelessness is a sig- housing, he said. track. At the time, he had wouldn’t be in the place Community Health. This eral months to determine ni cant issue,” said Tuttle. After living on the streets given up on life — he was that I’m at right now. is about a speci c program a long-term sustainability “Probably why we’re see- for nearly 35 years, Pet- unable to nd work due to They got me housing. That that provides a tremen- plan for the facility.” ing an older population is ty now has a place to call his psychological issues (alone) says it all.” dous service not only to Approximately 178 peo- these are people who have home. He has been living in and was drinking heavily. the city of Lynn, but to the ple have been serviced at been on the streets for a an apartment complex on His advocate directed him Gayla Cawley can be citizens of Lynn. There’s the RCC since the facility long time. The older they Silsbee Street for the past to a detox center, which reached at gcawley@item- not a great deal of services opened in March 2018. Due get and the conditions year and a half. Thanks helped him get clean be- live.com. Follow her on out there for homeless in- to budgetary constraints, they’re living in, we’re see- to help he received from a fore he stayed at the RCC. Twitter @GaylaCawley. Saugus re-appoints animal-control of cer McCULLOUGH a “staple in the commu- From A1 nity” who has “(contrib- uted) to the youth of the town’s part-time an- Saugus over the years imal-control of cer for through volunteering as two years before going on a coach for Saugus High to own and operate Sau- School wrestling, Saugus gus Foundations for 10 years. Little League, and Sau- He holds a Bachelor of gus Babe Ruth.” Science degree in psy- Several selectmen also chology from Bridgewater voiced their support for State University and also McCullough’s appoint- studied psychology and ment. business at Spring eld “I am happy to support College. Darren’s appointment as Serving under the direc- the animal-control of cer,” tion of the Saugus Police said Selectman Jeff Cic- Chief, the animal-control colini. “He will do a great of cer works as a pub- job for the town, as he has lic-safety of cer for the already been doing in that town and responds to all position.” requests for assistance Selectman Anthony with animals, including domestic, wild, or danger- Cogliano added: “Darren is a great guy and I want ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ous animals, and animals in distress. to congratulate him in his Congressman Moulton plans to focus on improving transportation and housing in the district, The animal-control of- role … He will be great helping veterans transition back into the workforce and secure housing upon returning home, cer is also tasked with for the town and our res- and combating climate change, which is especially evident in coastal communities. enforcing state and local idents.” laws and ordinances re- For more information, lated to the keeping of residents are asked to con- animals, management of tact the town manager’s Moulton rolls out his agenda wildlife, and animal abuse of ce at (781) 231-4111. and neglect. MOULTON world.” has done since he was er value on someone’s vote A press release from Elyse Carmosino can be the town manager’s of- reached at ecarmosino@ From A1 Moulton said Biden was rst elected to Congress depending upon where the kind of leader a polar- in 2014, but in a way they live. ce called McCullough itemlive.com. counted and the race be- ized United States needs that partners with what “The principle of a de- tween Trump and former right now, saying that the he predicted would be a mocracy is that every vote LAW OFFICES OF Vice President Joe Biden country’s divisions be- Biden presidential ad- counts,” said Moulton. JAMES J. CARRIGAN was too close to call. came even more apparent ministration to advance “Sadly, no one really cares ITEM CLASSIFIEDS “The message that I during Tuesday night’s those priorities more • Social Security Disability about your vote yesterday • Workers Compensation want to share with my election. quickly. because it doesn’t real- GET RESULTS! • Accidents constituents and anyone “America is bitterly di- Moulton plans to focus ly matter as much as the 25 years located across who votes is that the foun- vided and (does not) need on improving transporta- vote in Pennsylvania or from Lynn District Court dation of every democra- to be divided further by tion and housing in the Wisconsin. And that’s not Call Customer Service 15 Johnson St. cy is that we count every our next president,” said district, helping veter- right. Your vote should 781-596-0100 vote,” said Moulton. “What Moulton. “We need some- ans transition back into count just as much as the to place an ad JAMES J. 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CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL sylvania, Wisconsin or 781-593-7700, ext. 2 www.jamescarriganlaw.com pect to hear (from him). who will move us forward. home, and combating cli- Michigan.” [email protected] America is supposed to We need someone who will mate change, which is es- As for his own race, be the leader of the free be a president for every- pecially evident in coastal which was not called until world. one who voted for him, ev- communities. nearly 1 a.m. Wednesday. “We should be setting eryone who didn’t vote for “So, there is a tremen- Moulton said he has not Need to find the example for other de- him, or those Americans dous amount of work we heard from Moran, and mocracies, for other people who were not able to vote need to do here in the dis- did not stay up to wait for an article? all across the globe, not at all. 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Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 mother and setting up a at the virtual gathering K-5 classroom in the fami- for the 15th annual Unita reproductive health,” de- [email protected] ly’s trailer for her siblings. Blackwell Young Women’s spite the impact it could Circulation She had to quit her job for Leadership Institute, a have “on ensuring posi- [email protected] tive health outcomes into college money at Dollar program of the Southern Ext. 3 General. Rural Black Women’s Ini- adulthood.” Newsroom “I thought I had it all tiative. The young women The young woman from Bolivar County still plans [email protected] gured out for the rst described the pandemic’s [email protected] time in my life and then effect on their health and to attend college. EDITORIAL Ext. 4 all of this stuff started lives. Our youth are power- happening,” the 17-year- The pandemic is cre- ful and resilient. They Sports old recently told us. “I just ating new hardships for will drive the change to [email protected] dismantle racism and op- want to be happy ... to go already overburdened Ext. 5 Keep calm — and pression. Our future as a to school and go back to health care systems. In country depends on their Retail and Online my job.” the rural South, hospitals success. We need to in- Advertising The pandemic has ex- in communities that al- [email protected] vest in our young people’s eyes wide open posed systemic inequali- ready have restricted ser- growth, leadership and ADVERTISING ties and structural racism. vices are closing or reduc- health — during this pan- Editorial from the Sun Sentinel (Ft. Lauderdale) It has taken a dispropor- ing care at alarming rates. Ernie Carpenter Jr. demic and beyond. These young women re- Director of Advertising editorial board tionate toll on Black peo- and Business Development, ext. 1355 ple, especially in the rural inforced key human rights Amanda Furdge is the [email protected] As Great Britain prepared for war with Germany South, where limited ac- concerns about transpor- youth program coordina- in 1939, the government printed millions of colorful cess to medical care and tation, limited access to Ralph Mitchell tor with the Children’s Sales Representative, ext. 1313 posters urging the people to “keep calm and carry on.” high poverty rates lead healthcare providers and [email protected] The posters never needed to be distributed because to some of the country’s insurance, and general Defense Fund-Southern that’s what the people were doing, on their own. distrust of the health- Regional Of ce and di- Eric Rondeau worst health outcomes. Sales Representative, ext. 1280 It is an example to the people of America right now Being out of school for care system that Human rector of the Unita Black- [email protected] amidst the uncertainty and unprecedented anxieties months on end, young peo- Rights Watch has found in well Young Women’s Patricia Whalen surrounding this critical national election. ple — especially in areas our own research. Leadership Institute with We need to keep calm and carry on. Sales Representative, ext. 1310 without reliable internet The pandemic is not [email protected] The only thing certain at this writing is that the the Southern Rural Black or phone services — are only exacerbating many Women’s Initiative for American people have voted in record numbers and cut off from friends, teach- of these existing health BUSINESS OFFICE Social and Economic with determination and enthusiasm unseen in re- ers, and school communi- barriers, but it’s also un- Susan J. Conti cent memory. That is good. Most of us cared deeply ties. Many struggle with derscoring government Justice. Annerieke Daniel Controller, ext. 1288 enough about our democracy to disbelieve President isolation and loneliness. failures to protect every- is a women’s rights re- [email protected] Donald Trump’s self-serving prediction that the out- They missed out on mile- one’s fundamental human searcher at Human Ted Grant come would be rigged and to ignore bursts of emails stones, such as class trips rights. Instead, structur- Rights Watch. Publisher, ext. 1234 and robocalls, likely of foreign origin, that tried to [email protected] frighten them into staying home. However, neither his campaign nor that of former DAVID ZURAWIK Marian Kinney ext. 1212 Vice President Joe Biden has a clear victory as we [email protected] write this. That does not matter. Media moments worth remembering in Will Kraft Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 To repeat, that does not matter. [email protected] Fact: No concession is necessary. It’s custom, not this dark and contentious election year law. A concession has no — repeat, no — legal conse- Paula Villacreses quences. Neither does a candidate’s claim of victory. There was so much out- Many of the biggest the former Democratic A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 [email protected] Fact: No law requires a conclusive result on Elec- standing daily coverage of names in journalism have senator from Missouri. tion Day. No state provides one. Any vote totals re- this year’s election com- gone one-on-one with Most former elected of - Mike Shanahan leased are unof cial, subject to formal canvassing pared with 2016 that I President Donald Trump cials are washouts as po- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 procedures in days to follow and to recounts if the [email protected] started a notebook to keep the last ve years and returns are very close. litical analysts, afraid to whiffed. Carolina Trujillo Fact: Contrary to the president’s propaganda, 19 track of reports, inter- offend longtime friends or But Swan pushed back Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 states allow late-arriving mailed ballots to be count- views, analyses and story really take viewers back- [email protected] ed if postmarked on or before Election Day. Most pro- lines. Here are some of the hard without being rude, stage into the political media moments and ex- and he showed how emp- Jim Wilson vide speci c extensions for ballots from service mem- realms they inhabited. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 bers and other citizens overseas. amples of coverage worth ty and false many of the Not McCaskill. [email protected] Fact: The Supreme Court’s historical preference is remembering. president’s claims are. • CNN’S White House CIRCULATION to allow the states to conduct and count their elec- • CNN’s Ed Lavandera Answering a question coverage would not back tions with minimal interference. The 2000 election takes to the road in Har- about his handling of the down. Lisa Mahmoud was an outlier that the court stressed would not ris County to expose voter pandemic, Trump said, Manager, ext. 1239 Jim Acosta has been [email protected] serve as a precedent. We trust the justices will re- suppression in Texas. “There are those who say rightfully praised for his spect that. In early October, Texas you can test too much. You hard-nosed coverage of CUSTOMER SERVICE Our long national nightmare is still far from over, do know that?” Gov. Greg Abbott was fac- the Trump White House of course. Anticipating a poor showing in the unof- ing two federal lawsuits “Who says that?” Swan La’ Mosha Ball the last four years. But Customer Service, ext. 1276 cial returns, President Trump said long ago that over his executive order asked. the reporter who most im- [email protected] he would contest them in the courts. No presiden- limiting ballot boxes to “Oh, just read the man- pressed me the past few tial candidate in our history had ever made such a one per county. CNN na- uals, read the books,” GRAPHICS months with her tenacity threat. Ten presidents have lost reelection without tional correspondent Ed Trump replied. Trevor Andreozzi putting up such resistance. Lavandera took viewers “Manuals, what manu- and unwillingness to be Designer Only once, 20 years ago, did an election go to the Su- [email protected] on a little road trip to als?” Swan asked, mak- cowed by the worst the preme Court, and that involved a genuine issue over a show what the effect of ing no attempt to hide his president’s team could Mark Sutherland primitive system of punch-card voting in Florida. Had that order was in Harris incredulity at President throw at her is 28-year- Creative Director, ext. 1330 the state’s vote not been in nitely close, neither candi- [email protected] County, a heavily Demo- Trump’s bogus claim. old Kaitlan Collins. I pur- date would have mustered a battalion of lawyers. posely point out her age It is too early to know whether there will be any cratic area of nearly 1,800 Chris Wallace, of Fox NEWSROOM because she seems more such cliffhanger outcomes in critical swing states to square miles and 2.4 mil- News, and Lesley Stahl, Mike Alongi seasoned than her years. precipitate litigation this time. Chief Justice John lion registered voters. of “60 Minutes,” conducted Sports Editor, ext. 1228 Roberts has said with sincerity that there are no Re- Starting in the north- tough interviews that ex- Her tough questions and [email protected] publican judges or Democratic judges, only judges. east corner of the county, posed Trump’s lies to some ability to stand the blow- Elyse Carmosino But current events dispute that. it took him over an hour extent, but they were not back from the president Reporter, ext. 1264 As The Washington Post reported Saturday, deci- of driving to get to the one in Swan’s league. and his spokespeople typ- [email protected] sions by Trump-appointed federal judges have bro- drop box. And that was • MSNBC’s election i ed CNN’s “won’t back Gayla Cawley ken heavily in favor of Republican efforts to limit without heavy traf c or team of Rachel Maddow, down” coverage of this ad- Reporter, ext. 1236 voting and ballot-counting. Democratic judges went road delays. What would Joy Reid, Nicolle Wal- ministration. No TV news [email protected] the other way. this mean for elderly peo- lace and Brian Williams organization did a better Cheryl Charles Another concern is that Republican legislatures in ple or those without access brought intelligence and job of challenging this News Editor, ext. 1278 swing states such as Michigan, Wisconsin and Flor- to a car, or one that could fun to the political anchor White House day in and [email protected] ida might subvert the people’s decisions by appoint- handle freeway driving? desk. day out the last four years. Olivia Falcigno ing the electors themselves. Florida nearly did so in By going the extra mile Talking about presen- The actions described Photographer, ext.1224 2000. in trying to report the ef- tation in a column on the [email protected] There are many conceivable ways to delay the cer- here are those of journal- fects of Gov. Abbott’s order best of political journalism ti cation of votes in critical states as a means of pre- ists explaining, illuminat- Spenser Hasak in a visual, practical, per- will undoubtedly lead to ing, watch dogging and Photographer, ext. 1332 venting anyone from having 270 electoral votes cast [email protected] and countable by the key legal and constitutional sonal and compelling way, charges of being super- challenging politicians deadlines. Those are: Dec. 8 for states to make their Lavandera took an every- cial. But TV is not just even as they were some- Thor Jourgensen day assignment and used content. It’s content and Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 counts nal, Dec. 14 for the electors to vote in their times insulted, slandered [email protected] home states, Jan. 6 for Congress to convene in joint it to show viewers the presentation, and no pre- and threatened. They ful- session to count the electoral votes and declare the larger truth of how voter sentation of the bigger lled their journalistic Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 winners, and Jan. 20 for the inauguration of the pres- suppression was doing its political moments of this mission as envisioned by election has been more [email protected] ident and vice president. dirty work in 2020. the founders of the coun- • Jonathan Swan of Ax- engaging and informative Steve Krause What this all means is that the role of the American try. They served as honor- people — the great majority who crave open, honest ios shows how to interview than this team’s. It is not News Director, ext. 1229 able representatives of the and fairly counted elections — did not end when the a president who lies. only one of the smartest [email protected] citizens, not “enemies of polls closed Tuesday. What more can be said crews ever assembled on Guthrie Scrimgeour the people.” Now, we need to bear down on our state legislators, about Jonathan Swan’s in- cable TV, it also reminded Reporter, ext. 1222 members of Congress and, yes, our judges, to insist [email protected] terview that aired on “Ax- me of the joy of political David Zurawik is The that the election be decided in the normal ways that ios on HBO” in August? It journalism in a very dark Anne Marie Tobin Baltimore Sun’s media have served us well for so long. Anything else is a seems as if everyone wrote year. Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 [email protected] clear and present danger to government of the peo- about it — and then wrote Speaking of MSNBC’s critic. Email: david.zu- ple, for the people and by the people. about it some more. It was political coverage, let’s not [email protected]; TECHNOLOGY Most of all, everyone needs to keep calm and carry on. that good. forget Claire McCaskill, Twitter: @davidzurawik. 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CVS at 509 Eastern Ave. tivity at 1:57 a.m. Tuesday at Brown School at 150 Lynn Assaults St. A caller reported a person with a ashlight was on the A report of an assault and Push to relax drug laws gains battery at 5:35 p.m. Tuesday grass near Brown School. on Red Rock Street; at 9:26 a.m. Wednesday on Liberty Theft Street. big victories on state ballots A report of a larceny at 6:43 A report of an assault at p.m. Tuesday at 30 Lowell St. 9:14 p.m. Tuesday at Tucker A caller reported a package By David A. Lieb The Oregon drug ini- ize the therapeutic use of illegal in all 50 states. Street and Western Avenue. containing a camera was sto- ASSOCIATED PRESS tiative will allow peo- psychedelic mushrooms. Voters allowed it in Col- len and other packages were ple arrested with small Voters in New Jersey orado and Washington in Breaking And Entering opened. A nationwide push to amounts of hard drugs to and Arizona approved 2012, sparking a move- relax drug laws took a A report of a breaking and A larceny was reported at avoid going to trial, and measures legalizing mar- ment that already includ- 12:52 a.m. Wednesday at 1 signi cant step forward possible jail time, by pay- ijuana for adults age 21 ed 11 states and Wash- entering at 4:46 p.m. Tuesday Tuesday as ve more at 189 Henry Ave. Main St. A caller reported a ing a $100 ne and attend- and older. In New Jersey, ington, D.C., heading check was stolen from his ve- states legalized marijua- ing an addiction recovery the Legislature now will into Tuesday’s elections. Gunshots hicle. Police reported the call na for adults and voters program. The treatment have to pass another mea- Supporters hope addition- was unfounded. made Oregon the rst centers will be funded by sure setting up the new al victories, especially in A report of a gunshot at state to decriminalize revenues from legalized marijuana marketplace. conservative states, could 1:15 p.m. Tuesday at Broad- Vandalism the possession of small marijuana, which was ap- The Arizona measure also build pressure for Con- way and Lynn eld Street. amounts of street drugs proved in Oregon several allows people convicted of gress to legalize marijua- A report of vandalism at such as cocaine, heroin years ago. certain marijuana crimes na nationwide. Theft 3:03 p.m. Tuesday at Select and methamphetamine. “Today’s victory is a to seek expungement of Two states considered Technology at 56 Pulaski St. A The drug measures were landmark declaration their records. The passage anti-abortion amend- A report of a larceny at 9:07 caller reported someone stole among 120 proposed state that the time has come to of the measure signaled a ments with different re- p.m. Tuesday at 45 Piedmont his Trump sign. laws and constitutional stop criminalizing people change of attitudes, after sults. St. amendments that were for drug use,” said Kas- Arizona voters narrowly Louisiana voters passed SWAMPSCOTT on the ballot in 32 states. sandra Frederique, exec- defeated a legal pot pro- a measure asserting there MARBLEHEAD They touched on an array utive director of the Drug posal in 2016. is no state constitutional Complaints of issues that have roiled Policy Alliance, which South Dakota on Tues- right to abortion — some- Complaints politics in recent years backed the measure. day became the rst state thing that could come into An athletic director reported — voting rights, racial in- The proposal was en- where voters authorized play if the U.S. Supreme A man called the station to that a group of male youths equalities, abortion, taxes dorsed by the Oregon both recreational mari- Court overturns its Roe v. report that he had lost a leaf had refused to leave the eld and education, to name a Democratic Party, as well juana and medical mar- Wade decision that legal- blower after it fell off the back at 601 Humphrey St. at 1:18 few. as some nurses and physi- ijuana via two separate ized abortion nationwide. of his truck at 12:14 p.m. p.m. Tuesday for the eld But none directly dealt cian associations. The Ore- initiatives in the same In Colorado, by contrast, Tuesday. hockey team, and were acting with the dominant theme gon Republican Party had election. The legalization voters defeated a measure belligerent. of 2020 — the coronavirus denounced the drug de- of recreational marijuana to prohibit abortions after Fraud A report of a ght involv- pandemic. That’s because criminalization measure was approved by voters 22 weeks unless the preg- A report of unemployment ing several people at 405 the process to put mea- as radical, and some pros- in Montana, and medical nant woman’s life is en- claim fraud at 8:33 a.m. Tues- Paradise Road at 4:14 p.m. sures on the ballot began, ecutors called it reckless. marijuana won approval dangered. Previous Colo- day. Tuesday. in most cases, before the Oregon voters also ap- in Mississippi. rado ballot initiatives to virus surged to the fore- proved a measure making A decade ago, recre- limit abortion also failed Theft Fraud front. the state the rst to legal- ational marijuana was in 2008, 2010 and 2014. A man walked into the A report of a con/scam at station at 3:58 p.m. Tuesday 63 Kensington Lane at 12:40 to report that ve signs had p.m. Tuesday; at 1 Hillcrest Jackpot! Expansion of gambling been stolen. He claimed that Circle at 2:04 p.m. Tuesday; he saw DPW workers taking at 31 Stanwood Road at 6:49 the signs on video. p.m. Tuesday. in the U.S. wins big at polls

By Wayne Parry Mississippi ASSOCIATED PRESS ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — The U.S. gambling industry approves new ag won big at the polls Tuesday, with three states authoriz- By Emily Wagster The new Mississippi ing legal sports betting and Pettus ag has the state ow- three others either approv- ASSOCIATED PRESS er on a dark blue back- ing or expanding casino ground with red bars on gambling. JACKSON, Miss. — either end. The magnolia Maryland, South Dako- Mississippi will y a new is encircled by stars rep- ta and Louisiana approved state ag with a mag- resenting Mississippi as sports betting. That sets nolia and the phrase “In the 20th state. The ag up a situation in which by God We Trust,” with vot- also has a single star the end of next year more ers approving the design made of diamond shapes than half the country could Tuesday. It replaces a representing the Native have legal sports betting, Confederate-themed ag less than three years after state lawmakers retired American people who a U.S. Supreme Court rul- months ago as part of the lived on the land before ing cleared the way for all national reckoning over others arrived. 50 states to adopt it if they racial injustice. White supremacists chose. The magnolia ag was in the state Legislature the only design on the adopted the Confeder- Virginia approved casino general election ballot, ate-themed ag in 1894 gambling in four locations, and voters were asked to amid backlash to pow- Nebraska authorized add- er Black people gained ing casino games at its horse say yes or no. A majority FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS said yes. during Reconstruction. racing tracks, and Colorado Legislators will have to For decades, the ag was expanded the number and A woman plays a slot machine at the Golden Nugget casino in Atlantic put the design into law, divisive in a state with type of casino games it can City, N.J. this summer. but they are expected to a signi cant Black pop- offer, along with eliminating do that with little fuss ulation, currently about some wagering limits. The American Gaming Voters in four Virginia In South Dakota, the ballot because they already did 38 percent. A majority of “It appears that Ameri- Association, the casino in- cities — Bristol, Danville, question allows the Dead- the hard work of retiring voters chose to keep the cans are becoming increas- dustry’s main trade group, Portsmouth and Norfolk — wood casinos to add in-per- a ag that some people ag in a 2001 election, ingly comfortable with hailed the expansion votes. approved ballot measures son sports betting. For now, wanted to keep. but several cities and legalized gambling,” said “As a result of successful authorizing casinos. mobile sports betting, the Mississippi has been counties and all of Mis- David Schwartz, a gambling ballot measures in six gam- Caesars Entertainment largest and fastest-growing without a ag since late sissippi’s public universi- historian with the Univer- ing states, more Americans released a statement thank- part of the industry, would June, when legislators ties had stopped ying it sity of Nevada Las Vegas. will have access to much ing voters for approving the not be permitted. surrendered the last state because of the Confeder- “The addition of casinos in needed job opportunities, Danville proposal. Sports betting will become banner in the U.S. that ate symbol. Many furled Virginia and racetrack ca- dedicated tax revenue, “We look forward to ful- legal in Louisiana parishes included the Confederate the Mississippi ag after sinos in Nebraska indicates and safe, regulated enter- lling the trust the voters that approved the measure; battle emblem — a red mid-2015, when a white that casino-style gambling tainment options closer to have placed in us by bring- over three-quarters ap- eld topped by a blue X man shot and killed nine is on the upswing as well. home,” said Bill Miller, the ing 1,300 good-paying jobs, peared to have done so. with 13 white stars. The Black people worshiping We have reached a point organization’s CEO. tourism dollars and eco- Nebraska allowed casi- rebel ag has been used at a church in Charleston, where voters seem satis ed By the end of 2021, at least nomic development to the no games at racetracks in by Ku Klux Klan groups South Carolina; he had that legalizing gambling 25 states and the District of city, and we are incredibly Omaha, Lincoln, Grand Is- and is widely condemned previously posed for pho- will offer positive returns for Columbia could have legal excited to begin construc- land, Columbus and South as racist. tos with the rebel ag. their state.” sports betting in place. tion,” CEO Tom Reeg said. Sioux City. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2020 Woman charged Maine’s ranked choice voting with fatal stabbing rules and procedures, explained

pleads not guilty By Patrick Whittle play. The tabulations con- The U.S. Senate race is a the weekend and the ASSOCIATED PRESS tinue until a candidate closely watched one that in- counting could commence achieves a majority of the cludes four candidates and in the state capital of Au- ATTLEBORO (AP) — prosecutors have said. Ja- PORTLAND, Maine — A Massachusetts wom- total votes. is expected to be tight. They gusta on Monday or Tues- cob Duphily was alleged- For the rst time in U.S. an charged with fatally Ranked voting arrives are Republican Sen. Susan day of the following week, ly slashed in the face by history, voters will use stabbing another woman on Maine’s presidential Collins, Democratic Maine she said. Cantu when he tried to in- ranked choice voting to and slashing the victim’s tervene, prosecutors said. ballots in a year when House Speaker Sara Gide- The counting itself can determine their pick for take a week to two weeks, husband during a ght Cantu’s lawyer, James three of the state’s four on and independents Max president of the United electoral votes could be up Linn and Lisa Savage. Muszynski said. She said over drugs and money has Hanley, told The Sun States. for grabs. THE BIG COUNT voters shouldn’t take the pleaded not guilty to mur- Chronicle said he will Maine’s use of ranked The state is one of only Maine Secretary of State time frame as an indica- der. have his own investiga- voting comes as Alaska two that apportions elec- Matthew Dunlap has said tion that there’s a problem Kayla Cantu, 20, of Wey- tors look into the case. mouth, was held without and Massachusetts voters toral votes — one each he hopes to declare wheth- with the counting. Hanley said there are bail after her arraignment consider statewide votes — by congressional dis- er another round of tabu- “It’s going to take time, witnesses who saw a Tuesday in connection to adopt the voting meth- trict, of which Maine has lations will be necessary and that doesn’t mean any- with the death on Sept. 11 physical altercation be- od. In Maine, it applies two. The statewide vote, in any races by the end of thing’s wrong,” she said. of Kimberly Duphily, 28. tween the Duphilys in- to this year’s presidential which is worth two elec- Election Day. HOW WE GOT HERE She had previously been side the apartment and and U.S. Senate races. toral votes, could also be The state would then Voters in the state ap- arraigned on an assault said his client left the The method works like in play. The huge, largely send out couriers to collect proved the adoption of charge in connection to apartment to avoid being this: Voters can rank the rural 2nd Congressional the ballots, which must ranked voting in a 2016 injuries suffered by Jacob involved. candidates on their bal- District is competitive for be in locked and sealed referendum drive. The Duphily, 28. “Kayla was leaving on lot in order of preference. President Donald Trump ballot boxes, said Kristen method then withstood le- The women got into a her own to get away from If no candidate breaks and former Vice President Muszynski, a spokesper- gal challenges. ght inside the Duphilys the violence that was oc- 50 percent of the popular Joe Biden, but the 1st son for the Maine Depart- The method propelled Attleboro apartment and curring inside the apart- vote, the bottom nisher Congressional District in ment of the Secretary of Democratic Rep. Jared the ght moved outside, ment,” Hanley said. is eliminated, and voters’ southern Maine is safely State. The ballots would Golden to victory over Re- second choices come into Democratic. likely be collected through publican incumbent Bruce Poliquin in 2018. Maine doesn’t use the Holyoke Soldiers’ method for state races, like governor, because it runs afoul of the Maine Home board gets Constitution WHY RANKED CHOICE? Fans of ranked voting 3 new members began a drive to adopt the BOSTON (AP) — The ease and dozens of other method in Maine after the seven-member board that residents and staffers were state twice elected Repub- governs the veterans’ home sickened. The home’s for- lican Gov. Paul LePage in Massachusetts that had mer superintendent and with vote totals that were one of the worst coronavirus chief medical of cer face less than 50 percent. They outbreaks at a long-term criminal neglect charges. said the method eliminates care facility in the country VIRUS BY THE the possibility of “spoiler” has three new members, NUMBERS candidates and encourages Gov. Charlie Baker an- On Wednesday, Massa- voters to be more informed. nounced Wednesday. chusetts reported 27 new- Opponents, including Maj. Gen. Gary Keefe, and ly con rmed coronavirus the Maine Republican Lt. Col. Mark Bigda were deaths and more than Party, have said ranked named to the Holyoke Sol- 1,600 newly con rmed choice voting is too con- diers’ Home board of trust- cases of COVID-19 as the fusing and violates the ees on Wednesday, while state continues to grapple principle of one person, Brigadier Gen. Sean Collins with a surge of the disease. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS one vote. They sued unsuc- was appointed in July. The new deaths pushed cessfully to try to stop the “As the home continues the state’s con rmed Susan Turcotte, assistant city clerk, disinfects a table after it was state from using ranked to protect and care for the COVID-19 death toll to used by a resident to ll out an absentee ballot during early voting in choice voting for president veteran residents during more than 9,830 and its Lewiston, Maine. this year. the COVID-19 pandem- con rmed caseload to ic, the appointment of nearly 159,000. these three trustees to the The true number of cas- Voters remove ‘Plantations’ from board will bring expertise es is likely higher because that will bene t residents studies suggest some peo- of the home, help steer its ple can be infected and not leadership and fortify its feel sick. Rhode Island’s formal name clinical expertise,” the Re- There were more than publican governor said in 500 people reported hos- By Philip Marcelo than 1,000 voyages to buy overall count Wednesday. for the state Senate and a statement. pitalized Wednesday be- ASSOCIATED PRESS and transport slaves from Elections of cials had U.S. Senate in Massachu- Keefe, adjutant general cause of con rmed cases of Africa to the Americas. cautioned that results setts. Rhode Island resumed Republicans are vast- for some races might not Reed, rst elected to the for the Massachusetts Na- COVID-19, and nearly 110 vote counting Wednesday tional Guard, is replacing in intensive care units. ly outnumbered in the be knowable on election Senate in 1996, is a senior after record turnout that state Legislature, but night because of expected member of the powerful a trustee whose seven-year The number of probable delivered its four elector- term ended in July. or con rmed COVID-19 Fenton-Fung’s victory tabulation delays follow- Appropriations Commit- al votes to Joe Biden and Tuesday is sure to trigger ing a surge in mail-in and tee and a ranking mem- Bigda is a practicing deaths reported in long- returned all three of the physician who currently term care facilities rose to a power struggle among early in-person votes due ber of the Armed Services state’s congressional Dem- House Democrats. to coronavirus concerns. Committee. Rhode Is- serves in the Massachu- 6,450. ocrats to Washington. setts Air National Guard BOSTON POSITIVI- House Majority Lead- The outcome of the pres- land’s other U.S. senator, Democratic House er Joseph Shekarchi, idential race was in little Democrat Sheldon White- as a ight surgeon for TY RATE DOWN Speaker Nicholas Mat- who is Mattiello’s sec- doubt in Rhode Island, house, isn’t up for reelec- the 104th Fighter Wing Even though the city of tiello lost to Republican ond-in-command, quick- where Trump lost to Hil- tion until 2024. at Barnes Air National Boston’s coronavirus test activist Barbara Ann Fen- ly entered the fray for lary Clinton by more than In the U.S. House, Dem- Guard Base in West eld. positivity rate fell to 7.2 ton-Fung, who outpolled House speaker Wednes- 15 percentage points in ocrat David Cicilline, one Collins is a nurse prac- percent for the week end- him in a district in west- day, promising to reform 2016. Rhode Island has of Trump’s harshest crit- titioner who currently ing last Friday, down from 8 ern Cranston that backed the chamber and the backed a Republican for ics in Congress, defeated serves as the Air Nation- percent the prior week, res- Donald Trump for presi- “way that business is the White House only four independents Freder- al Guard Assistant to the idents should not be lulled dent for a second time. done at the State House.” times in the modern era — ick Wysocki and Jeffrey Deputy Surgeon General. into thinking the current “While I wish last night’s The Warwick Democrat twice for Dwight D. Eisen- Lemire to win a sixth term Seventy-six residents of outbreak is under control, outcome had been differ- the state-run facility died Mayor Marty Walsh said was rst elected in 2012. hower in 1952 and 1956, representing the 1st Con- ent, it in no way diminish- once for Richard Nixon in gressional District. after contracting the dis- Wednesday. es the privilege of serving The Rhode Island Dem- ocratic Women’s Caucus, 1972 and once for Ronald And Rep. Jim Langevin, in the House for so long,” Reagan in 1984. the rst quadriplegic law- he said in a statement. meanwhile, tweeted its support for the role for Democratic U.S. Sen. maker to serve in Con- Mob gure granted “It’s been a good run.” Jack Reed defeated Re- gress, defeated Republican Fenton-Fung said she state Rep. Liana Cassar, a Barrington Democrat rst publican challenger Allen former state lawmaker looked forward to helping Waters, a perennial candi- Robert Lancia in the 2nd compassionate reform the state. The wife elected in 2018. Mattiello rose to House date who mounted earlier Congressional District to of two-time GOP guber- unsuccessful campaigns win an 11th term. natorial candidate and speaker in 2014 after release from prison longtime Cranston Mayor then-Speaker Gordon Fox Allan Fung added in her resigned amid a public BOSTON (AP) — A for- to speak with Mr. DeLu- statement that her “hus- corruption investigation. mer high-ranking member ca but I am certain he is band’s legacy in Cranston First elected in 2006, he of the Patriarca organized grateful for receiving the lives on. Fung times are had served as majority crime family was grant- court’s consideration,” here to stay.” leader under Fox, who ed compassionate release Dominguez wrote. Rhode Islanders were was ultimately sentenced from prison Wednesday by He said it’s unclear ex- also awaiting the fate of to three years in federal a federal judge in Boston actly when DeLuca will be a referendum to drop a prison for accepting bribes who ruled his poor health released. “Plantations” reference and using campaign funds puts him at greater risk DeLuca was sentenced from the state’s of cial for personal expenses. from the coronavirus if he in 2018 to ve years in name. During the campaign, remains behind bars. prison after pleading A similar ballot question Fenton-Fung, a 39-year- Robert DeLuca, 75, is guilty to obstruction of was defeated a decade ago, old physical therapist, also not a threat to the justice and false state- but the campaign was res- repeatedly called atten- community and was serv- ments for lying to federal urrected earlier this year tion to scandals that have ing time for nonviolent prosecutors about what amid national anguish dogged Mattiello in recent crimes, U.S. District Judge he knew about the 1993 over racial injustice. years, including the mon- Denise Casper said in her disappearance and killing Of cially, Rhode Island ey laundering trial of for- decision. of Boston nightclub owner was incorporated as The mer campaign aide Jeffrey “The court agrees that Steven DiSarro. State of Rhode Island and Britt. DeLuca’s medical condi- Under Wednesday’s de- Providence Plantations More than 480,000 vot- tion constitutes an ex- cision, the sentence was when it declared state- ers cast ballots, besting the traordinary and compel- amended to time served, hood in 1790. state’s previous all-time ling reason for release,” although he remains on Although the word high of more than 475,000 the decision said. “DeLu- probation. “Plantations” in Rhode Is- in 2008, when Democrat ca, now 75 years old, has DiSarro vanished in land’s name does not spe- Barack Obama was elect- a serious heart condition 1993 and his body was ci cally refer to a place ed president, according to and chronic kidney dis- not discovered until it was where slaves labored, the preliminary tallies from ease, all of which make unearthed from behind a measure’s backers insist- Secretary of State Nellie him vulnerable to seri- Providence mill building ed it still offends, espe- Gorbea’s of ce as polls ous illness if he contracts in 2016. cially since Rhode Island’s closed Tuesday. COVID-19.” The original indictment ties to the slave trade are The of ce said the nal DeLuca’s attorney, Car- said DeLuca arranged undeniably deep. voter turnout count would AP FILE PHOTO los Dominguez, con rmed with former mob boss Merchants from the be higher as provisional the judge’s decision in an Francis “Cadillac Frank” state played a key role in ballots and other ballots Sen. Jack Reed, D-R.I., listens during a Senate email to WPRI-TV. Salemme to have DiSar- the transatlantic slave cast by mail and in per- Intelligence Committee nomination hearing on “I have not had a chance ro’s body buried. trade, launching more son would be added to the Capitol Hill in Washington. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Jittery public turns to liquor, news as race’s fate hangs

By Matt Sedensky er of President Donald candidate, Biden, could ly endless campaign, and ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump in Milwaukee, prevail. But he knew the all the attacks, vitriol and where former Vice Presi- results would fall short of costly TV commercials PHILADELPHIA (AP) dent Joe Biden emerged as what he’d hoped for. that go with it. — They clung to their the state’s winner. That’s “I would have liked a An answer was all but cocktails and proclaimed an outcome Lewandowski miracle last night but certain to be delayed by re- themselves sick with fears will amount to a loss it didn’t happen,” said counts and legal challeng- dread. They relentless- of law and order and riot- Klemm, whose state es of razor-thin margins in ly checked the news and ing. “I feel like we lost our showed Trump leading one or more of the swing went outdoors for fresh country. I don’t know that with many votes un- states of Wisconsin, Mich- air. They bemoaned a anything will be the same counted. “But every time I igan, Pennsylvania, North wipeout wave that never again.” walk away and come back Carolina, Georgia, Arizona came and held out hope Just as troubled by later, it’s a little bit better and Nevada, a bitter pill their favored candidate what he was seeing, Jason for Biden.” for those certain the future would still eke out a win. Klemm, a 49-year-old ac- Votes were still being of the country will be de- With the fate of the tor in Philadelphia, sipped counted across the coun- termined by the result. White House undecided vodka from a 7-Eleven cup try and likely will be for Though the AP was able Wednesday, a jittery and Wednesday morning in days to come as Biden and to call Wisconsin for Biden bitterly divided America Rittenhouse Square, try- Trump both remain short on Wednesday afternoon, braced for rocky days to ing to ease his nerves af- of the necessary 270 elec- the other states remained PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS come and the possibility ter staying glued to televi- toral votes to win. Nothing in ux. The fate of lower a man they despise would sion coverage until 4 a.m., was out of the ordinary races remained unknown Denice Asbell, left, brings her daughter Rhe- be leading the nation. then rising after a nap. As in that process beyond a too, including the balance gan, 13, center, down to the central counting “I can’t turn on the news. returns continued stream- predicted surge of mail-in of the Senate, where fore- board to observe democratic election challeng- I don’t feel good at all,” ing in, Klemm felt more votes, but the lack of cer- casts of Democrats achiev- ers watching ballots being counted in the early said 61-year-old Tammy con dent than he did a tainty wore on a public ing a majority now seemed morning hours in Detroit. Lewandowski, a support- few hours earlier that his exhausted by a seeming- all but out of reach. Did social media actually counter election misinformation? By Matt O’brien and One big test emerged obscuring the offending Mae Anderson early Wednesday morn- posts, forcing readers to ASSOCIATED PRESS ing as vote-counting con- click through warnings to tinued in battleground see them and limiting the Ahead of the election, states including Wis- ability to share them. Facebook, Twitter and consin, Michigan and The video-sharing app YouTube promised to Pennsylvania. President TikTok, popular with clamp down on election Donald Trump made a young people, said it misinformation, including White House appearance pulled down some videos unsubstantiated charges before cheering support- Wednesday from high-pro- of fraud and premature ers, declaring he would le accounts making elec- AP FILE PHOTO declarations of victory challenge the poll results. tion fraud allegations, Travelers request an Uber ride at Los Angeles International Airport’s by candidates. And they He also posted mislead- saying they violated the LAX-it pick up terminal. mostly did just that — ing statements about the app’s policies on mis- though not without a few election on Facebook and leading information. For hiccups. Twitter, following months Facebook and YouTube, it But overall their mea- of signaling his unfound- mostly meant attaching Ride-hailing, delivery giants sures still didn’t really ed doubts about expand- authoritative information address the problems ex- ed mail-in voting and his to election-related posts. posed by the 2020 U.S. desire for nal election re- For instance, Goo- win ght against labor law presidential contest, crit- sults when polls closed on gle-owned YouTube ics of the social platforms Nov. 3. showed video of Trump’s By Cathy Bussewitz sick days. Uber, Lyft, Door- drive for both Lyft and contend. So what did tech com- White House remarks sug- and Michael Liedtke dash, Instacart and others Uber, as well as handle de- “We’re seeing exactly panies do about it? For gesting fraud and prema- ASSOCIATED PRESS sought to get out of those liveries for Postmates and what we expected, which the most part, what they ture victories, just as some requirements, and after Instacart, as he has been is not enough, especially said they would, which traditional news channels OAKLAND, Calif. — failing in court, succeed- during the past three years in the case of Facebook,” primarily meant labeling did. But Google placed an App-based companies like ed in convincing voters to whenever he isn’t busy l- said Shannon McGregor, false or misleading elec- “information panel” be- Uber, Lyft and Doordash give them an exemption ing taxes for his clients. an assistant professor of tion posts in order to point neath the videos noting have dodged a potentially from most of the year-old “If Prop. 22 had lost, I journalism and media at users to reliable informa- that election results may devastating blow to their law’s provisions. wouldn’t have been able to the University of North tion. In Twitter’s case, not be nal and linking to industry by carving out A record $200 million keep doing that to make Carolina. that sometimes meant Google’s election results an exemption from a Cal- spending spree by the extra money. I couldn’t page with additional in- ifornia law that required companies and their sup- work for all of them if I formation. them to classify their driv- porters helped them win had to be an employee,” “They’re just appending ers as employees instead the vote. The investment Pruitt said. this little label to the pres- of contractors. yielded a huge return James Patterson, a Sac- ident’s posts, but they’re California voters passed for Uber and Lyft, whose ramento retiree who drove appending those to any Proposition 22 and deliv- combined market value four years for Lyft but now politician talking about ered a stinging rebuke climbed by $10 billion on currently does deliveries the election,” said Mc- to state lawmakers and Wednesday. for DoorDash and Post- Gregor, who blamed both labor leaders who were Supporters applaud- mates, prefers the free- the tech giants and tra- ghting for better work- ed the outcome, saying dom of being able to make ditional media outlets for ing conditions for a grow- drivers would be able to his own schedule. shirking their responsibil- ing number of people who maintain their indepen- “You can just work when ity to curb the spread of drive for ride-hailing and dence while accessing new you want and stop when- misinformation about the food delivery services. bene ts such as a guaran- ever you want,” he said. election results instead California has one of the teed minimum wage and “And as someone who is of amplifying a falsehood strictest laws in the coun- health care subsidies. retired, it’s nice to get a just because the president try for determining when Don Pruitt, an accoun- little supplemental income said it. a company must treat its tant in Stockton, was re- whenever you need it.” AP FILE PHOTO “Allowing any false workers as employees lieved by Proposition 22’s Others viewed the devel- claim to spread can lead with bene ts such as min- passage because it will opment as a major setback The Twitter app icon on a mobile phone in more people to accept it imum wage, overtime and allow him to continue to for gig workers. Philadelphia. once it’s there,” she said. Democrats’ Senate drive halted by GOP; key races undecided By Lisa Mascaro and at least one in Georgia Election Night deliv- Mary Clare Jalonick was headed to a January ered a jarring outcome ASSOCIATED PRESS runoff. for Democrats who had Senate Majority Lead- devised an expanded WASHINGTON — Dem- er Mitch McConnell said political map, eager to ocrats faced increasing- President Donald Trump’s counter Trump and his ly long odds in the the campaign helped his GOP party’s grip on the Sen- battle for Senate control allies, but that state elec- ate. as Republicans brushed tion of cials were still While Democrats picked back multiple challengers counting ballots. up must-win seats in Col- to protect their majority. “We’re waiting — wheth- orado and Arizona, they Still, it was too soon for er I’m going to be the suffered a setback in Al- the GOP to declare victory. majority leader or not,” abama, and Republicans In Maine, Republican McConnell said at a press held their own in one race Sen. Susan Collins won conference in his home after another — in South the hardest-fought race of state of Kentucky. Carolina, Iowa, Texas, her career, securing a fth In a delicate pushback Kansas, and Montana, term by defeating Demo- against Trump’s own pre- dramatically limiting crat Sara Gideon. Declar- mature claims of victo- Democrats’ hopes to make ing victory Wednesday ry over Joe Biden in the inroads. afternoon, Collins said the presidential race, the GOP The races attracted an outcome was “af rmation leader said: “Claiming unprecedented outpour- of the work that I’m do- you’ve won the election is ing of small-dollar dona- ing in Washington.” Dem- different from nishing tions for Democrats, from ocrats had tried to tie the the counting.” Americans apparently moderate Republican to McConnell said he felt voting with their pocket- President Donald Trump “pretty good” about the books to propel long-shot and criticized her for her remaining contests. He se- campaigns. vote to con rm Justice cured a seventh term in a The voters’ choices will Brett Kavanaugh in 2018. costly campaign, fending force a rethinking of Dem- But key races in North off Democrat Amy Mc- ocratic Party strategy, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Carolina and Michigan Grath, a former ghter messaging, and approach Republican Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, speaks on Wednesday, Nov. 4, remained undecided, and pilot. in the Trump era. 2020, in Bangor, Maine, after Tuesday’s election. A8 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2020 LOOK! American Football Day, International Stout Day, National Men Make Dinner Day

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It will be tele- Chamber of Commerce Programs Director Maria Terris and volunteer cus Samuelsson. vised live from 7-9 p.m. on Nicole Glynn pack away PACC’s Roaring 20s “hooch bags” lled with Peabody Access Television candy, rafe tickets, sponsored swag, and more on Monday morning at on channel 99 and will Mills58 in Peabody. 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The recipes cele- Prohibition and believed Event sponsors included couldn’t hold our tradi- compliments of Kappy’s; a brate the legacy of Africa, to have been invented at Great Gatsby sponsor tional dinner, but I think bottle of wine with a $100 Community Credit Union; NEW YORK — If any- the in uence of migration the Ritz Hotel’s Cafe Pari- this event will be just as Kappy’s gift card, donat- Speakeasy sponsors Citi- one asks chef Marcus and integration, and sian in Paris in 1921. The much fun for everyone.” ed by the PACC board of zens Inn, Salem Five and Samuelsson what Afri- where cutting-edge Black drink, a slang term “the Expected guests include directors; a John Hardy North Shore Bank; Bee’s can food taste like, he has chefs are going next. best,” is said to have used Peabody Mayor Ted Bet- sterling silver cuff brace- Knees sponsors Land a ready answer: Have you “When I look at Ameri- honey and lemon to mask tencourt and Citizens let, donated by Long’s Computer.com, MRG ever had barbeque? Rice? can food and I look at the the harsh smell of illegal Collard greens? Okra? Inn Executive Director bathtub gin. 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By Jake Coyle roughly 300 drive-ins loween-weekend nale. ASSOCIATED PRESS are seasonal. They aren’t That’s mainly because built for the cold, and the drive-in has turned NEW YORK — Julia they’re denitely not built into what Wiggin calls “a Wiggin was still shivering for the snow. major community service after running out to hang Attendees With temperatures project,” hosting gradu- up the weekend’s marquee sit next to dropping — and even ations for everyone from — “Ghostbusters,” “Texas their car as some urries this past fth-graders to doctors Chainsaw Massacre” — at J.R. Moore & weekend — one of the of internal medicine. On her Northeld Drive- Zack Mack pandemic’s few bright Sunday, a Shakespeare in near Hinsdale, New perform at the spots is running low on theater group was on the Hampshire. time. But many drive-ins schedule. “It’s cold,” Wiggin said Drive-In at Westland Mall are staying open well John Vincent, presi- on a bitter, wet morning. beyond normal closing, dent of the United Drive- “It’s denitely time we in Columbus, Ohio. stretching a season that In Theatre Owners Asso- closed.” might usually end around ciation, estimates more After a historic season, FILE PHOTO | Labor Day much later. than 200 drive-ins were winter is coming at the ASSOCIATED PRESS Some are selling a lot of still operating through drive-in. Summer and hot chocolate. Sunday. Showing movies early fall have seen their their team win the World to the rst ever presiden- socially-distanced salva- “I don’t think people is only part of it, especial- simple, old-fashioned lots Series from a drive-in in tial race that included tion at a time when most mind the cold,” says ly since Hollywood studios transformed into a sur- their stadium’s parking a mini-referendum on large gatherings are off Wiggin. “I’ve seen people aren’t releasing their big prisingly elastic omnibus lot. Red-carpet premieres the drive-in. “You know, the table because of the bring sleeping bags and, lms. Marcella Snyder, of pandemic-era gather- that would normally people in cars. I don’t get pandemic. But, well, it’s like, a tarp. They’re die- who runs the Tibbs Drive- ing. It has hosted con- consume Lincoln Center it,” said Donald Trump starting to get pretty cold hards. Well, OK, if you’re in in Indianapolis, usually certs and comedy shows, uprooted to drive-ins. (At after Joe Biden’s Atlan- — at least in much of the willing to come out, I’m hosts one or two private business conferences and one, Bill Murray joked ta drive-in rally. country. Drive-ins in Tex- willing to come out.” events a year. This year, Sunday services, grad- that he’d visit every car.) Yet the drive-in has as, California and Florida The Northeld Drive- she hosted 50. The re- uations and weddings. Even the campaign trail undeniably saved a small can keep humming all in went over by two quests are still coming for Dodger fans watched joined the trend, leading slice of 2020, offering year but most of the U.S.’s months before its Hal- November or December. WEATHER LOTTERY

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By Mike Alongi good game in order to beat then Newburyport had its ITEM SPORTS EDITOR them. We got contributions chances, and it was really all over the eld, the en- back and forth the whole LYNNFIELD — The Lyn- ergy was high the whole way. I’m really proud of the n eld girls soccer team put game and it was really like girls for the way they stuck together possibly its most a tournament atmosphere with it and played hard to complete performance of out there.” the very end.” the season Wednesday af- Senior Emily Goguen With the score dead- ternoon, earning a 1-0 win scored the winning goal for locked at 0-0 in the sec- over Cape Ann League ri- the Pioneers, while senior ond half, Lynn eld got its val Newburyport at home. captain Lauren Braconni- The win was categorized goal after a scrum in front er had the assist. Senior of the net thanks in part by strong play from a num- Michelle Miller also played to the aggressive play of ber of seniors. well in the win, while se- Miller — who is usually a “It’s like Red Sox-Yan- nior goalkeeper Lindsay kees,” Lynn eld coach Nardone earned the shut- defender — in the box. The Mark Vermont said of the out in net. ball bounced its way onto rivalry with Newburyport. “We matched (Newbury- Goguen’s foot, and the se- “Newburyport is such a port’s) play the entire nior buried the eventual ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO game winner. good program and they’re game,” said Vermont. “We Lynn eld’s Julia Colucci races for the ball with Newburyport’s Alexan- so well-coached, and we opened the game with dra Waters during the Pioneers season nale win Wednesday. knew we’d have to play a some strong possession, LYNNFIELD, B2 Lynn eld boys hold on to blank Newburyport in season nale

game in the victory, stopping they’ve found a way to adapt,” Lilli D’Agostino in the victory, SCHOOL ROUNDUP a number of shots and keeping said Munroe. “We have a lot while Olivia Baran, Brooke By Mike Alongi the aggressive Newburyport of young talent on this team, Waters, Isabella Modica and ITEM SPORTS EDITOR offense at bay for the full 80 but these seniors really set the Scarlett Ciciotti each scored minutes. Senior captain Luke tone every day and they’re the one goal. The Lynn eld boys soccer Martinho also played a strong ones who have established the Swampscott (3-4-1) is right team closed out its 2020 season game at center back. culture that we have.” back in action Thursday eve- with a bang Wednesday after- “Dante was spectacular out Lynn eld wraps up the sea- ning (5:30) on the road at Dan- noon, knocking off previously there, to be honest,” said Mun- son at 7-1-1. The Pioneers still vers. unbeaten Cape Ann League roe. “He faced down every chal- have a chance to clinch a Cape BOYS CROSS COUNTRY power Newburyport by a score lenge tonight and stood tall the Ann League title, but Munroe St. John’s Prep 20, of 1-0 on the road. The Pioneers whole time. Luke was terri c is happy with the way the sea- Catholic Memorial 43 bene tted from a Newburyport at center back as always, and son went regardless of the out- The Prep took seven of the own-goal early in the game and then held on the rest of the way. the defense as a whole really come at the end of the year. top eight spots in Wednesday’s “Hats off to Newburyport, played a big part in the win.” “No matter how the season race, led by Marco Bussone they’re a great team and that With the season wrapped up, ends, this was an incredibly in second place with a time of was the toughest game we’ve the Pioneers now say goodbye successful year for us,” said 18:07. Other top performers for played all season,” said Lyn- to their group of 10 seniors Munroe. “With all these guys the Eagles were Paul Lovett in n eld coach Brent Munroe. — captain Jack Bird, captain have been through, to nish third place 18:07), Felix Rogov- “It reminded me of a tourna- Luke Martinho, captain Dan- the year with just one loss and in in fourth place (18:17), Gra- ment game we played last year te Gesamondo, Lars Ruecker, be in the hunt for a league ti- ham MacDonald in fth place against Watertown where we David Picariello, Chris Pavao, tle is so impressive. However and Luc Santos in seventh really needed to hold on, and Jack Zalvan, Mateusz Brzez- it works out, this was a great place. ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK we pulled it off. It was a really inski, Alexis Robles and Chris year for us.” St. John’s Prep nishes the daSilva. FIELD HOCKEY year at 5-0 and will compete Dante Gesamondo earned the shut- gutty win for us and I’m proud “This year has been so dif - Swampscott 6, Saugus 0 in the Catholic Conference out during his last start in net for of the guys.” Senior goalkeeper Dante cult in so many ways for these The Big Blue were led by a Championship Meet Tuesday the Pioneers. Gesamondo played a stellar guys, but every step of the way two-goal performance from (10) at Powisset Farm in Dover. NBA players scheduling votes on next season plan

By Tim Reynolds But a January start would ASSOCIATED PRESS mean less revenue, on the heels of a season where A person with knowledge the league missed revenue of the situation says the projections by $1.5 billion NBA’s players are planning and 14 percent of the reg- to vote on whether they ular season wasn’t played would prefer to start the because of the pandemic — coming season in December meaning players lost rough- or wait until January, with ly the same percentage of that decision expected before their salaries. the league’s board of gover- “Honestly, there’s a lev- nors meets to potentially for- el of compromise on each malize some plans on Friday. side,” Jonathan Isaac of the The vote by members of the Orlando Magic, that team’s PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS National Basketball Players player rep to the NBPA, Association will show how said earlier this week. “You San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Kendrick Bourne (right) tested postive for the coronavirus, many prefer a 72-game sea- know, this has not been forcing the team to shut down its facilities one day before they are slated to host Green Bay on son that starts on Dec. 22, or easy with everything that’s Thursday Night Football. a season of perhaps 58 or 60 been thrown at the league games that would start on and thrown at us just as Martin Luther King Day on just people trying to gure Jan. 18, said the person who things out. So, there’s a level 49ers close facility after spoke Tuesday to The Asso- of compromise on both sides ciated Press on condition of but we’re continuing to talk. anonymity because the plan ... I just hope that we can get Bourne’s positive COVID-19 test has not been publicly an- to the conclusion that works nounced. for everybody.” Among the issues: revenue. The NBA and the NBPA By Josh Dubow getting the diagnosis. He to work closely with the ready thin receiver group. The NBA believes starting agreed late last week to ASSOCIATED PRESS was later placed on the NFL and medical profes- Bourne is the 49ers’ COVID-19 list. sionals and will follow third-leading receiver on Dec. 22 would allow for push back the date by SANTA CLARA, Calif. $500 million in additional “Our organization has their direction.” with 25 receptions for 352 which either party may opt (AP) — The San Francis- revenue for the coming sea- entered the NFL’s inten- A person familiar with yards and a touchdown. out of the current Collec- co 49ers have shut down son, and the league’s prima- tive Bargaining Agreement sive protocol and we are the plans says the Thurs- All-Pro tight end George their facility after re- ry television partners also to Friday. In the interim, working with the league day night game is still set Kittle leads the team in ceiver Kendrick Bourne want that start date in part the league and the NBPA on contact tracing to iden- to be played as scheduled. receptions but is likely to allow for the traditional have continued working on tested positive for the tify high risk individuals,” The person spoke on con- out for the season with a Christmas broadcasts. Some amending the current CBA coronavirus but are still the team said in a state- dition of anonymity be- broken foot. Deebo Sam- players, however, have said to allow for next season — scheduled to play Green ment. cause the league hasn’t uel is out this week with starting in December is too all necessary moves consid- Bay on Thursday night as “All team functions will made any announcement. a hamstring injury and soon for teams like the Los ering the existing language of now. be conducted virtually The Packers are sched- Richie James Jr.’s status Angeles Lakers and Miami on many topics such as free The team said the pos- today. The health and uled to leave Green Bay is in doubt because of a Heat, who were in the Walt agency, an 82-game sched- itive test came back safety of our players, staff later Wednesday after- sprained ankle. Disney World bubble until ule and more is outdated Wednesday morning and and community are the noon. mid-October for the NBA because of the coronavirus Bourne immediately went organization’s highest Bourne’s absence is NINERS, B2 Finals. pandemic. into self-quarantine after priority. We will continue the latest blow to an al- B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2020

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE THURSDAY Boys Soccer Lynn eld girls soccer closes season Field Hockey St. Mary’s at Arlington Catholic (3) Swampscott at Danvers (4:30) Catholic Memorial at St. John’s Prep Saugus at Gloucester (5:30) (5) Volleyball Bishop Fenwick at Dexter Southfield with shutout win over Newburyport Bishop Fenwick at St. Mary’s (5) (TBA) Cross Country Field Hockey LYNNFIELD St. Mary’s at Matignon (3) Saugus at Masconomet (11) From B1 FRIDAY Volleyball Girls Soccer Cardinal Spellman at Bishop Fenwick Gloucester at Salem (3:45) (5:30) Newburyport had a Saugus at Peabody (4) Cross Country chance to tie the score Swampscott at Danvers (6:30) Catholic Central League Freshman/ up late after earning a Boys Soccer Sophomore Meet (10) direct free kick, but Nar- Peabody at Saugus (3:15) Beverly at Peabody (10) Catholic Memorial at St. John’s Prep Masconomet at Swampscott (12) done stepped up with a (5) Salem at Gloucester (2) huge save for the Pio- Volleyball St. Mary’s at Matignon (5) SUNDAY neers to punctuate the SATURDAY Girls Soccer win. Girls Soccer Gloucester at Saugus (12) With the season St. Mary’s at Arlington Catholic Golf wrapped up, the Pio- (11:30) Marblehead at Peabody (1:30) neers now say goodbye to their group of 10 seniors TV/RADIO — captain Lauren Bra- College football connier, captain Julia 7 p.m...... Utah State at Nevada ...... FS1 Colucci, captain Ashley 7:30 p.m...... SMU at Temple ...... ESPN 9 p.m...... Wyoming at Colorado St...... CBSSN Mitchell, captain Lauren Pro football Mitchell, Jenna Brodi- 8:20 p.m...... Green Bay at San Francisco ...... Amazon, Fox, NFL Network gan, Kiera Burns, Emily Golf 1 p.m...... PGA Tour: Houston Open ...... Golf Goguen, Michelle Miller, Lindsay Nardone and NFL Erin Sharkey. “This was such a hard

AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE season to play in, and East East it goes all the way back W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Buffalo 6 2 0 .750 198 199 Philadelphia 3 4 1 .438 186 205 to the summer when Miami 4 3 0 .571 188 130 Washington 2 5 0 .286 133 165 these girls really had NE 2 5 0 .286 136 167 Dallas 2 6 0 .250 185 266 N.Y. Jets 0 8 0 .000 94 238 N.Y. Giants 1 7 0 .125 145 199 no idea if they’d be able South South to play,” said Vermont. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Indianapolis 5 2 0 .714 198 136 Tampa Bay 6 2 0 .750 247 165 “This group of captains Tennessee 5 2 0 .714 208 184 NO 5 2 0 .714 206 197 Houston 1 6 0 .143 166 217 Carolina 3 5 0 .375 179 193 was definitely the right Jacksonville 1 6 0 .143 154 220 Atlanta 2 6 0 .250 209 224 group to lead the way North North W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA this year, and our other Pittsburgh 7 0 0 1.000 211 142 Green Bay 5 2 0 .714 219 187 seniors who weren’t cap- Baltimore 5 2 0 .714 203 132 Chicago 5 3 0 .625 161 166 Cleveland 5 3 0 .625 206 237 Detroit 3 4 0 .429 177 206 tains played a big leader- Cincinnati 2 5 1 .313 194 214 Minnesota 2 5 0 .286 183 214 ship role as well.” West West W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Lynnfield wraps up the Kansas City 7 1 0 .875 253 152 Seattle 6 1 0 .857 240 199 Las Vegas 4 3 0 .571 187 203 Arizona 5 2 0 .714 203 146 season at 4-5-0. Denver 3 4 0 .429 147 183 L.A. Rams 5 3 0 .625 193 152 “I told the girls after LAC 2 5 0 .286 179 185 San Fran 4 4 0 .500 208 173 the game, ‘you’ll never Thursday’s Games Seattle at Buffalo, 1 p.m. forget this season,’” said Green Bay at San Francisco, 8:20 Las Vegas at L.A. Chargers, 4:05 p.m. p.m. Vermont. “To go through Sunday’s Games Miami at Arizona, 4:25 p.m. everything they’ve been ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Baltimore at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Pittsburgh at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. through this year and Carolina at Kansas City, 1 p.m. New Orleans at Tampa Bay, 8:20 Lynn eld senior captain Ashley Mitchell is one of several seniors that Chicago at Tennessee, 1 p.m. p.m. then to end the season like that, we couldn’t earned a win over Newburyport in their last game as a Pioneer Wednes- Denver at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Byes: Cincinnati, Cleveland, L.A. day. Detroit at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Rams, Philadelphia have asked for more.” Houston at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Monday’s Games N.Y. Giants at Washington, 1 p.m. New England at N.Y. Jets, 8:15 p.m.

TODAY IN SPORTS 49ers close facility after Bourne’s Nov. 5 assisted on Sami Kapa- 1927 — Walter Hagen nen’s first-period goal for positive coronavirus test beats Joe Turnesa 1-up to the Hurricanes in 3-2 loss capture the PGA Champi- at Detroit. NINERS The positive test came rst and all that, to make season, with James, run- onship for the fourth con- 2008 — Tony Parker From B1 just days after the 49ers sense of it. We have to be ning back Jeff Wilson Jr. secutive year and fifth scores a career-high 55 played at Seattle. Sea- tuned into that and see and linebacker Fred War- overall. points, including a 20-foot- The Niners also re- hawks coach Pete Carroll what happens. I know ner all spending time on 1955 — Montreal’s Jean er at the buzzer to force a leased 2018 second-round said that general manager they shut down today and the list. John Schneider has been they’re playing tomorrow, The Packers are deal- Beliveau scores the sec- second overtime in San pick Dante Pettis earlier this week, leaving rookie in touch with the Niners I believe. So we’ll see what ing with their own issues ond fastest hat trick in Antonio’s 129-125 victory Brandon Aiyuk and Trent and acknowledged some happens there. All we can with the coronavirus after NHL history in a 4-2 win over Minnesota. Taylor as the only wide re- concern. do right now is test and be running back AJ Dillon over Boston. Beliveau, 2010 — Calvin Borel and ceivers on the active roster “Of course we are,” Car- aware of the connections.” tested positive on Monday. who scores all four Cana- Javier Castellano tussle at with a catch this season. roll said. “We just played This is the rst positive Running back Jamaal Wil- dien goals, gets three in Churchill Downs just San Francisco also could them a few days back. We coronavirus test for the liams and linebacker Ka- 44 seconds against Bruins call up a receiver from the are doing our homework 49ers since the start of mal Martin were placed moments after tangling practice squad with Kevin on with the timing of his the regular season. They on the COVID-19 list on goaltender Terry Sawchuk during the $500,000 White, River Cracraft and exposure and all kind of had three players on the Tuesday as “high-risk” on the same power play. Breeders’ Cup Marathon in Chris Finke all options. stuff, and when he showed COVID-19 list in the pre- contacts to Dillon. 1961 — Bill Stacy of the an ugly, chaotic scene. St. Louis Cardinals returns Castellano’s horse Prince two interceptions for Will I Am runs into the touchdowns in a 31-17 path of Romp and Martin victory over the Dallas Garcia. Garcia is able to Cowboys. stay on top of his horse 1966 — Virgil Carter of but also impedes Borel Brigham Young passes for and A.U. Miner. After the 513 yards and rushes for race, an enraged Borel is 86 to set an NCAA record restrained by security per- for total yards with 599 in sonnel and his older a 53-33 victory over Texas brother Cecil. Western. 2010 — Mexico beats the 1977 — Brigham Young United States in one of sophomore Marc Wilson the biggest upsets in the sets an NCAA record with history of women’s soccer. 571 passing yards in a The Mexicans, on goals by 38-8 rout of Utah. Maribel Dominguez and 1978 — Oakland coach Veronica Perez, post 2-1 John Madden becomes the victory and qualify for the 13th head coach to win 2011 World Cup. 100 games in the NFL as 2011 — Drew Alleman the Raiders beat the Kan- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS kicks a 25-yard field goal sas City Chiefs 20-10. Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford throws during the rst half against the Indianapolis in overtime to give top- 1988 — Alysheba Colts, Sunday. becomes the richest race- ranked LSU a 9-6 win over horse when he beats No. 2 Alabama. Seeking the Gold by a 2016 — Arrogate catches Lions place QB Matthew Stafford half-length in the $3 mil- 4-5 favorite California lion Breeders’ Cup Classic Chrome in the final 100 at Churchill Downs. yards to win the $6 million Breeders’ Cup Classic. on Reserve/COVID-19 list 1994 — George Foreman regains part of the heavy- 2017 — Shalane Flanagan By Larry Lage ty. Some NFL teams have stay safe.” Three months ago, the Li- weight title he lost to dethrones three-time win- ASSOCIATED PRESS closed their training centers The Lions put lineback- ons removed Stafford from Muhammad Ali in 1974, ner Mary Keitany to after players and or staff er Jarrad Davis on the list the COVID-19 list after say- DETROIT — Detroit Li- stopping Michael Moorer become the first American members tested positive for Tuesday. ing he received a false posi- ons quarterback Matthew COVID-19. Detroit (3-4) plays at tive test result. The news re- with a two-punch combina- woman to win the New Stafford was placed on the “There’s no need for any of Minnesota (2-5) on Sunday, ceived a lot of attention due York City Marathon since tion at 2:03 of the 10th Reserve/COVID-19 list, that, as far as our situation,” and Stafford’s status is un- to his stature in the league round. Foreman, 45, cap- 1977. the second straight day the Patricia said a couple hours known. and because his wife, Kelly, tures the IBF and WBA 2017 — Eli Manning of team gave a player the des- before leading practice. “I Stafford’s backups are had surgery last year to re- championships to become the Giants became the ignation. can’t speak to the future. Chase Daniel and David move a brain tumor. the oldest champion in seventh NFL quarterback The Lions announced “Everybody across the Blough. The 34-year-old Kelly Stafford had plen- Stafford’s status on Wednes- any weight class. to reach the 50,000-mark country, especially in Mich- Daniel has started ve ty to say on her Instagram day after nishing practice. igan right now, with the games in his career. Blough page in August after the 1999 — Carolina’s Ron with his completion to Earlier in the day, Matt cases going up, really no one started ve games last year false positive test, lashing Francis becomes the sixth Sterling Shepard in the Patricia said there was no knows what the next day is with the Lions after they ac- out at the league for public- NHL player to reach 1,500 fourth quarter against the requirement to shut down going to look like. We just quired the undrafted rookie ly putting her husband on career points when he Rams. the team’s training facili- have to do the best we can to from the Cleveland Browns. the list. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION U.S. formally exits Paris pact aiming to curb climate change

By Frank Jordans tries currently chairing the accelerate climate action, raising sea levels, stoking and Seth Borenstein body that organizes them and with all signatories to tropical storms and wors- ASSOCIATED PRESS — Chile, Britain and Italy ensure the full implemen- ening droughts and oods. — issued a joint statement tation of the Paris Agree- The world has already BERLIN — The United expressing regret at the ment,” they added. warmed 2.2 degrees Fahr- States on Wednesday for- U.S. withdrawal. The next planned round enheit since pre-industri- mally left the Paris Agree- “There is no greater re- of U.N. climate talks takes al time, so the efforts are ment, a global pact it sponsibility than protect- place in Glasgow, Scot- really about preventing helped forge ve years ago ing our planet and people land, in 2021. At present, another 0.5 to 1.3 degrees to avert the threat of cat- from the threat of climate 189 countries have rat- Fahrenheit warming from astrophic climate change. change,” the statement i ed the accord, which now. The move, long threat- said. “The science is clear aims to keep the increase “Having the U.S. pull ened by U.S. President that we must urgently in average temperatures out of Paris is likely to Donald Trump and trig- scale up action and work worldwide “well below” 3.6 reduce efforts to mitigate, gered by his administra- together to reduce the im- degrees Fahrenheit, ideal- and therefore increase tion a year ago, further pacts of global warming ly no more than 2.7, com- the number of people isolates Washington in the and to ensure a greener, pared to pre-industrial who are put into a life-or- world but has no immedi- more resilient future for us levels. A further six coun- death situation because ate impact on internation- all. The Paris Agreement tries have signed, but not of the impacts of climate al efforts to curb global provides the right frame- rati ed the pact. change: this is clear from warming. work to achieve this.” Scientists say that any the science,” said Cornell Still, the U.N. agency that “We remain committed rise beyond 35 degrees University climate scien- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS oversees the treaty, France to working with all U.S. Fahrenheit could have tist Natalie Mahowald, a as the host of the 2015 stakeholders and part- a devastating impact on co-author of U.N. science A makeshift globe burns in front of the Euro- Paris talks and three coun- ners around the world to large parts of the world, reports on global warming. pean Central Bank in Frankfurt, Germany. Public health may be U.S. election loser as coronavirus surges

By Lindsey Tanner ASSOCIATED PRESS Regardless of the presi- dential election outcome, a vexing issue remains to be decided: Will the U.S. be able to tame a perilous pandemic that is surging as holidays, winter and other challenges approach? Public health experts fear the answer is no, at least in the short term, with potentially dire con- sequences. Donald Trump’s current term doesn’t end until Jan. 20. In the 86 days until then, 100,000 more Americans will likely die from the virus if the pres- ident doesn’t shift course, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS said Dr. Robert Mur- phy, executive director of AP FILE PHOTO People march on the night of the election in the Institute for Global Seattle. Health at Northwestern Artist Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg walks among thousands of white University’s Feinberg ags planted in remembrance of Americans who have died of COVID-19 School of Medicine, echo- near Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium in Washington. Scattered protests ing estimates from other public health experts. as often as we used to, touting treatments and But the development of As of Wednesday, the maybe not wearing our vaccines, which won’t be treatments could be af- in U.S. cities, but no race was too close to call, masks quite as faithfully. widely available to all fected if Trump makes with several key battle- We all need to realize that Americans until at least good on threats to re Dr. ground states still count- things are escalating and mid-2021, she noted. Anthony Fauci, the gov- wide unrest seen ing votes. we’ve got to be more care- “There’s a lot of suffering ernment’s top infectious The U.S. death toll is al- ful than ever,” she said. that is going to happen be- disease doctor, or other top By Ashraf Khalil racy looks like,” protest- ready more than 232,000 Polls showed the public fore then, which could health of cials Trump has ASSOCIATED PRESS ers chanted in Portland, and the seven-day roll- health crisis and the econ- have been prevented,” clashed with. where organizers said ing average for new dai- omy were top concerns for Wen said. Most Americans support WASHINGTON — Scat- the demonstration would ly deaths is rising. Total many Americans. Federal health of cials mandating mask-wear- tered protests took place be peaceful and that re- con rmed U.S. cases have They are competing have said they believe a ing in public and think from Washington, D.C. to gardless of the presiden- surpassed 9 million and issues that Trump and vaccine could get emer- preventing the virus from Washington state in the tial election result, they new daily infections are Democratic contender Joe gency use authorization spreading is a higher pri- hours after polls closed, would continue protest- increasing in nearly every Biden view through dras- before the end of the year. ority than protecting the but there were no signs ing in support of racial state. tically different lenses. The rst limited supplies economy, according to AP of widespread unrest or justice. The sheriff’s of- “Where we are is in an Trump has ignored the of doses would then be im- VoteCast, a nationwide violence linked to the U.S. ce said some protesters extremely dire place as a advice of his top health mediately distributed to survey of over 133,000 election. were openly carrying country. Every metric that advisors, who have issued the most vulnerable popu- voters and nonvoters con- The outcome of the guns. we have is trending in the increasingly urgent warn- lations. Doses would then ducted for The Associat- hard-fought contest for Oregon Gov. Kate wrong direction. This is a ings in recent days about gradually become more ed Press by NORC at the the presidency remained Brown had put the Na- virus that will continue to the need for preventive widely available. University of Chicago. undecided Wednesday, tional Guard on standby, escalate at an accelerat- measures, instead holding The timeline hinges on While several European stirring worries that pro- since Portland has seen ed speed and that is not rallies where face cover- having a vaccine that’s countries have imposed or longed uncertainty could almost nightly protests going to stop on its own,” ings were rare and falsely shown to be safe and ef- proposed new lockdowns yet spark conict. since the death of George said Dr. Leana Wen, a pub- suggesting that the pan- fective, which experts note and other restrictions But overnight demon- Floyd under a Minneapo- lic health expert at George demic is waning. is not yet a certainty. “The to control surging cases, strations in cities includ- lis police of cer’s knee in Washington University. By contrast, Democrat vaccine has to move at the Trump has resisted those ing Seattle, Washington May. Dr. Susan Bailey, presi- Joe Biden has rarely been speed of science,” said Dr. approaches and has fo- and New York remained Portland Mayor Ted dent of the American Med- seen in public without a Joshua Sharfstein, vice cused on rebuilding the largely peaceful. Wheeler said on Twit- ical Association, said there mask and made public dean for public health economy. In Washington, more ter that there would be are things Americans can health a key issue. Wheth- practice at Johns Hopkins Absent a national pan- than 1,000 people pro- “no tolerance for any vi- do now to help change the er his voice will carry University and former demic strategy, curbing vi- testing President Don- olence, intimidation or trajectory. much inuence if Trump Maryland state health de- rus spread in the U.S. will ald Trump converged on criminal destruction,” “Regardless of the out- is declared the winner is partment chief. depend on more Ameri- Black Lives Matter Plaza and that people should come of the election, ev- uncertain. On the treatment front, cans taking necessary pre- on Tuesday night, just be “safe while using their eryone in America needs “President Trump has al- the makers of two exper- cautions and the upcom- a block from the White voice to advocate for their to buckle down,” Bailey ready made clear what his imental antibody drugs ing holiday season will House, while hundreds perspective.” said. strategy is for COVID-19, have asked the Food and make that a challenge, more marched through In Seattle, police said “A lot of us have got- which is to pretend that Drug Administration to said Dr. Cedric Dark, an downtown, sometimes they arrested several peo- ten kind of relaxed about there is not a contagious allow emergency use of emergency physician in blocking traf c and set- ple, including someone physically distancing, not virus all around us,” Wen them for people with mild Houston. ting off reworks. who put nails in a road washing our hands quite said. Trump has been to moderate COVID-19, “It’s going to be Thanks- Protestors shouted and another who drove and Trump, who received giving, winter break for “Whose streets? Our over a barricade and into one when he was sickened college students, Christ- streets!” and “If we don’t a police bike lane. No one last month, has said he mas time and Hannukah,” get no justice, they don’t was injured. wanted them available but families may have to get no peace!” Hundreds of businesses right away. resist close get-togethers Groups of teenagers in cities across the U.S. So far, the FDA has this year, he said. Out- danced in the street as boarded up their doors granted full approval to breaks on college campus- onlookers cheered. Large and windows ahead of the only one drug — the an- es mean many students banners, including one election, fearing the vote tiviral remdesivir — for may be bringing the virus reading “Trump lies all could lead to the sort of vi- hospitalized patients. home and spreading it to the time,” were unfurled. olence that broke out after Dexamethasone or similar parents and grandpar- At one point, the march- Floyd’s death. steroids are recommended ents, he said. ers stabbed the tires of a “Some people would for certain severely ill pa- Dark, who hasn’t seen parked police van to at- like to cause mayhem tients under federal treat- his parents in over a year, ten them. and trouble,” Washing- ment guidelines. has had to adjust his own Hundreds of people ton Mayor Muriel Bowser The government con- holiday plans. This year, marched in anti-Trump said earlier in the day. She AP FILE PHOTO tinues to sponsor many Thanksgiving will be in demonstrations in Port- said she had never seen so studies testing other his parents’ garage, with land, Oregon, and Seattle, many businesses being Two women, wearing protective masks due to treatments alone and in the door up, chairs at least with several arrested. boarded up: “That all sad- the COVID-19 virus outbreak, cast their ballots at combination with remde- 6 feet apart, and a space “This is what democ- dens me.” a polling station at Windham, N.H. High School. sivir. heater if needed. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 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

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The auction was full of reworks Today is Guy Fawkes’ Night in En- their double t in the red suits. South gland. It commemorates the unsuc- knew that when both sides have a cessful attempt of Guy Fawkes and double t, it usually pays to declare. his gang in 1605 to blow up the So South bid the rare ve over ve, Houses of Parliament while King which turned out to be wrong here. James I of England and James VI of Five hearts would have gone down Scotland was giving his speech to two if North-South had taken one open the new session. The English spade, two hearts and a diamond light bon res with ef gies of Guy ruff. Fawkes on them and let off reworks. Against ve spades doubled, West This deal featured reworks in the led his club. East won with his ace bidding. What do you think of the and returned the suit, South ducking, various choices? and West ruf ng. After a diamond to South nearly overcalled two the ace and no second club ruff, spades. Yes, the hand would have South conceded down one. been strong for a weak jump overcall, North immediately said that he but opposite a passed partner, game was going to double ve hearts. was unlikely. When West responded “Yes,” replied South, “and because two hearts, South metaphorical- you knew you wanted to do that, you ly kicked himself. Surely a passed should have doubled ve diamonds hand wouldn’t have been able to bid to key me in.” three hearts. “Yes ... I must admit I didn’t think After that, East-West advertised of that.” It was a good point, though. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS THIS WEEK IN MOVIES

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MANAGUA, Nicaragua coastal city in the region. ference earlier that there were killed when a moun- (AP) — Hurricane Eta The city’s regional hospi- were reports of corrugat- tainside unleashed tons churned inland through tal abandoned its building, ed metal roofs ying off of mud. A third miner es- northeast Nicaragua moving patients to a local homes, trees, poles and caped the slide and sought Tuesday night with dev- technical school campus. power lines falling and help. astating winds and rains “It was an intense night rivers rising in the coastal One body was recovered that destroyed rooftops, for everyone in Bilwi, area. before rescuers had to caused rivers to over ow suspend recovery efforts Waspam and the commu- About 10,000 people PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and left at least three peo- nities along the northern were in shelters in Bilwi due to nightfall and fears ple dead in the region. coast,” Yamil Zapata, lo- and an equal number in that more slides could oc- A member of Tigray Special Forces casts his The hurricane had sus- cal Bilwi representative smaller towns across the cur as the rain continued, vote in a local election in the regional capital tained winds of 105 mph, of the ruling Sandinista region, he said. The area said Lt. Cesar Malespin Mekelle, in the Tigray region of Ethiopia. according to the U.S. Na- Front, told local Channel had already been lashed of the Bonanza Fire De- tional Hurricane Center, partment. He said recov- 4 Tuesday. with strong winds and down from an overnight ery efforts would continue Guillermo González, heavy rain for hours. peak of 150 mph. Even Wednesday. Ethiopia near director of the country’s Inland, about 100 miles before it made landfall as The storm has been a Category 4 hurricane, emergency management west of where Eta made drenching neighboring Honduras reported the agency, said in a news con- landfall, two gold miners Honduras with rains since rst death after a mud- at least Sunday and the civil war as PM slide trapped a 12-year-old country reported its rst girl in San Pedro Sula and death attributed to Eta two miners were killed in early Tuesday. sends army into a mudslide in Bonanza, A 12-year-old girl died in Nicaragua. a mudslide in San Pedro Tuesday night, the Cat- Sula, the main population egory 2 hurricane crawled center in northern Hondu- de ant region inland from the coast, about ras, said Marvin Aparicio, 45 miles west-southwest of director of the national sys- By Elias Meseret month state of emergency coastal Puerto Cabezas or tem of incident commands and Cara Anna in Tigray on Wednesday, Bilwi, and it was moving for Honduras’ emergency ASSOCIATED PRESS saying “illegal and violent west near 6 mph. management agency. activities” were threaten- Landfall came hours In Honduras, there were ADDIS ABABA, Ethi- ing the country’s sover- after it had been expect- at least 559 people affect- opia — Ethiopia ap- eignty. A Tigray TV report ed. Eta’s eye had hovered ed by ooding who had to proached civil war on that the Ethiopian mili- just offshore through the move to shelters or go to Wednesday as its No- tary’s northern command night and Tuesday morn- relatives’ homes, he said. bel Peace Prize-winning had defected to the Tigray ing. The unceasing winds At least 25 people had prime minister ordered PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS government was “not uprooted trees and ripped been rescued, he said. His the military to confront true,” the prime minister’s roofs apart, scattering cor- Residents stand outside a home surrounded agency reported at least the country’s well-armed ofce told the AP. rugated metal through the by oodwaters brought on by Hurricane Eta in six rivers causing signi- Tigray regional govern- The TPLF dominated streets of Bilwi, the main Wawa, Nicaragua. cant ooding. ment, accusing it of a Ethiopia’s military and deadly attack on a mili- governing coalition before tary base and declaring Abiy took ofce in 2018 “the last red line has been and announced sweeping Doctor says Diego Maradona crossed” after months of political reforms that won alleged provocations. him the Nobel last year. Prime Minister Abiy Those reforms, however, Ahmed’s move against opened space for ethnic doing well after surgery the Tigray People’s Liber- and other grievances. The ation Front, in one of Af- TPLF, feeling marginal- rica’s most populous and ized by shifts in power, left personal doctor said. “He has no type of com- week. He was hospitalized By Almudena powerful countries, sent the coalition last year. plication associated with on Monday for reported Calatrava Maradona had a subdural a shock wave through the Tigray ofcials have ASSOCIATED PRESS hematoma, which is an ac- the operation,” said Luque, dehydration, anemia and long-turbulent Horn of objected to the postpone- who described the postop- depression. Friends said Africa region. Ethiopia’s BUENOS AIRES, Argen- cumulation of blood between ment of Ethiopia’s na- erative developments as he had not wanted to eat. neighbors include Soma- tina — Diego Maradona a membrane and his brain, tional election because of “excellent.” Best wishes owed in lia and Sudan, and the was recovering Wednes- said Dr. Leopoldo Luque, a the COVID-19 pandem- Luque said the problem from all sides for the coun- prospect of spreading in- day after an operation for neurologist who performed ic, which extends Abiy’s likely was caused by an try’s most honored soccer stability sent a chill down bleeding in his skull, his Tuesday’s operation. stay in ofce. In Septem- accident, but Maradona player. observers’ spines. ber the region held an said he doesn’t remember “Diego, all the force in Signaling the gravity election that deed the the event. the world. My family and of the threat, the United federal government and Luque was cautious I want to see you well as States in the midst of its increased tensions over a about when Maradona soon as possible,” the coun- election drama issued a region of some 5 million might be able to leave in- try’s most famous current statement urging “an im- people that, despite its tensive care at the private player, Leonel Messi, said mediate de-escalation.” small share of Ethiopia’s clinic in La Plata on the in a social media post ac- The United Nations ex- population of 110 million, outskirts of Buenos Aires, companied by a photo of pressed “alarm” and made has had outsize in uence. saying that progress was him alongside Maradona. a similar plea. Last month, the federal “day to day.” Maradona’s attorney, “We have to guard government further an- But he said Maradona Matía Morla, said Argen- against ‘just another gered the TPLF by mov- tribal African war,’” for- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “laughed and grabbed my tine President Alberto ing to divert funding for hand” when he removed a Fernández, Venezuelan mer U.S. diplomat Payton Tigray to local adminis- A soccer fan stands behind a banner featuring drain. President Nicolás Mad- Knopf told The Associated trations instead of the re- former soccer star Diego Maradona and Marxist Maradona, the star of Ar- uro and other politicians Press. “This is much more gional government. revolutionary Ernesto “Che” Guevara, outside gentina’s 1986 World Cup had contacted him to ask akin to what an inter-state On Monday, Tigray the Clinica Olivosin Buenos Aires, Argentina. champions, turned 60 last about Maradona’s health. war would look like,” with leader Debretsion Gebre- large and highly trained michael warned a bloody ground forces, mecha- con ict could erupt, accus- nized units and heavy ar- ing Ethiopian and Eritre- Quake toll rises to 116 in Turkey; tillery. “This is not Syria, an leaders of making “all right? This is not Yemen. necessary preparations to This is a different order of start war” against the re- magnitude.” He compared gion. There was no imme- rescuers nish searches Ethiopia to the former Yu- diate Eritrea comment. By Andrew Wilks goslavia. Ethiopia was already ASSOCIATED PRESS Internet and phone stressed by a dispute with lines were cut in Tigray, Egypt over a massive ANKARA, Turkey — The challenging efforts to ver- Ethiopian dam project death toll in last week’s ify the Ethiopian govern- that has drawn rare atten- Aegean Sea earthquake ment’s account of events. tion by President Donald rose to 116 on Wednesday A statement on Tigray Trump to Africa, and by a as rescuers in the Turk- TV accused the federal multi-layer crisis with the ish city of Izmir nished government of deploying COVID-19 pandemic and searching buildings that troops to “cow the people deadly ethnic violence. collapsed in the quake. of Tigray into submission Now the greatest test All but two of the vic- by force” and said airspace of Abiy’s rule has come, tims were killed in Izmir, over the region was closed. as the ghting in Tigray Turkey’s third-largest city. The prime minister an- could inspire other restive Two teenagers died on the nounced “several martyrs” regions in Ethiopia. Greek island of Samos, in the overnight attack “This war is the worst which lies south of the epi- in Mekele, the northern possible outcome of the center of Friday’s earth- Tigray region’s capital, tensions that have been quake. The U.S. Geologi- and Dansha town. The brewing,” said William cal Survey registered the region is Ethiopia’s most Davison, International quake’s magnitude at 7.0, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sensitive, neighboring Er- Crisis Group’s senior an- although other agencies itrea, which fought a long alyst for Ethiopia. “Given recorded it as less severe. A worker in a bulldozer demolishes a building that was damaged at the border war before the two Tigray’s relatively strong Mehmet Gulluoglu, head Oct. 30 earthquake in Izmir, Turkey. countries made peace in security position, the con- of Turkey’s Disaster and 2018. ict may well be protract- Emergency Management meeting on Tuesday eve- ital of Athens. Some 1,700 buildings make of cheap Abiy in a national ad- ed and disastrous.” Presidency, said search ning, Turkish President aftershocks followed, 45 of or illegal construction dress late Wednesday said Abiy’s statement alleg- and rescue operations Recep Tayyip Erdogan which were greater than that do not withstand the attack was aimed at ing the overnight attack had been completed at 17 pledged not to give up un- 4.0 magnitude. earthquakes well. Regula- making Ethiopia vulner- accused the TPLF of arm- buildings that fell in Izmir. til the nal person was re- In Izmir, the quake re- tions have been tightened able to outside enemies, ing and organizing irreg- The rescue operation has covered. Rescuers’ spirits duced buildings to rubble to strengthen or demolish without naming names. ular militias in recent been roaring at full tilt were raised Tuesday when or saw oors pancake in older buildings, and urban The army late Wednes- weeks. “TPLF has chosen since Friday, pulling 107 they pulled a 3-year-old on themselves. Authori- renewal is underway in day said it had launched to wage war,” his ofce survivors from the rubble. girl from the wreckage of ties have detained nine Turkish cities, but experts a counter-attack and as- said. “The last red line Of the 1,035 people in- her family home 91 hours people, including contrac- say it is not happening serted “massive” damage, has been crossed with this jured in the quake, 137 after the quake. tors, for questioning over fast enough. and Abiy said the mili- morning’s attacks and remained hospitalized on The tremors were felt the collapse of six of the The country sits on top tary will conduct further the federal government Wednesday, the agency across western Turkey, buildings. of two major fault lines operations in the coming is therefore forced into a added. including in Istanbul, as Turkey has a mix of and earthquakes are fre- days. military confrontation” to Following a Cabinet well as in the Greek cap- older buildings and new quent. Ethiopia declared a six- save the country. B8 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2020 BUSINESS England gets Stocks shake ready for another election COVID lockdown blahs LONDON (AP) — Last-minute around 25 percent on an annual ASSOCIATED PRESS shoppers in England came out basis as a result of coronavirus Technology and health in force Wednesday and thirsty restrictions already in place. care companies led a stock drinkers planned their final “The staff are working back market rally Wednesday, freshly poured pints in a pub to back, all days off have been as Wall Street embraced for the next month as Britain canceled, all holidays have been the upside of more grid- canceled,” Ward said. “When you prepared to join large swaths lock in Washington even of Europe in a coronavirus lock- have high overheads like we as the outcome of the U.S. down designed to save its health have here, it’s a numbers game, presidential election re- care system from being over- and you have to take a lot of mained in limbo. whelmed. money in order to pay all these The S&P 500 rose 2.2 All non-essential venues — people and pay all the over- percent for its best day in which in England includes pubs, heads.” five months. The bench- restaurants, hairdressers, golf Fears about a devastating eco- mark index had been up courses, gyms, swimming pools, nomic impact of the monthlong 3.5 percent before the entertainment places and stores shutdown prompted some law- ASSOCIATED PRESS market lost some of its selling items like books, cloth- makers from Prime Minister momentum toward the ing and sneakers — must close Boris Johnson’s Conservative A newly married couple join a zoom call after getting end of the day. That pull- Thursday until at least Dec. 2. Party to vote against approving married ahead of a national lockdown for England start- back wiped out more than That order came after a sudden the lockdown in Parliament on ing Thursday,. 450 points from the Dow change of course last weekend Wednesday. Still, Johnson easily Jones Industrial Average, by Britain’s government, which won the vote as most opposition recorded a 46 percent increase Thursday, including a nation- though the blue-chip in- had for weeks been advocating lawmakers backed the move. in virus deaths compared with wide overnight curfew and high dex still closed more than a targeted regional response to “I don’t think any government the previous week and were re- schools placed on full-time dis- 360 points higher. the pandemic instead of another would want to impose these sponsible for about half the 1.7 tance learning. The Nasdaq was the national lockdown. measures lightly, or any par- million cases reported around The country is expected to be standout, notching its big- Two changes from the U.K.’s liament would want to impose the world last week. carved up into three zones of gest gain in more than six spring lockdown is that this these measures lightly on the In recent days, many Euro- contagion with corresponding months as traders dou- time schools and universities in people of this country,” Johnson pean nations — including Bel- restrictions on movement, com- bled down on technology England are remaining open, as said. gium, Russia, France, Italy, mercial activities and school stocks. Health insurers are construction sites and facto- England’s lockdown follows Poland, Slovenia and the U.K. — openings. were big winners, too, as ries. similar restrictions elsewhere have reported their highest dai- Travel restrictions will pro- prospects for an overhaul With time running out to get in the U.K., which recorded an- ly virus death tolls in months, hibit anyone from entering or of the industry dimmed. things sorted out before the other 492 COVID-19 deaths on and sometimes ever. leaving a hard-hit region and The fate of the U.S. pres- lockdown takes effect, all types Wednesday, the highest daily The pandemic has already restaurants and shops will close, idency remains undecided of businesses extended their number since May. Overall, the caused more than 1.2 mil- except for supermarkets and as neither President Don- hours and reported brisk cus- U.K. has Europe’s highest of- lion confirmed deaths — over pharmacies. ald Trump or Democratic tomer traffic, sometimes on an ficial virus-related death toll: 270,000 of them in Europe, ac- The northern region of Lom- challenger Joe Biden had unprecedented scale. 47,742. cording to a tally by Johns Hop- bardy, which bore the brunt of secured the 270 Electoral London hairdresser Richard It also follows fresh restric- kins University. Experts say the the pandemic earlier this year, College votes needed to Ward said his team of around tions across the continent amid true toll, due to missed cases is reeling under another surge, win by Wednesday after- 100 will have worked through evidence that the number of peo- and limited testing, is much especially in its financial cap- noon. 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