THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2020 Some Saugus students return to in-person learning By Elyse Carmosino ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — A wave of students head- ed back to school this week as Saugus cautiously moves toward the hybrid ed- ucational model it proposed to the De- partment of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) in August. Roughly 90 of the district’s special education students in grades pre-K through 12 sat through a half day of in-person classes Tuesday -- a notable feat since schools across the state closed New Lynn park honors Frederick Douglass inde nitely nearly six months ago. Their return follows an Oct. 1 vote by By Gayla Cawley Lynn in the 1800s. weekly farmers market, which ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK the school committee to move the entire ITEM STAFF Located at the corner of Ex- was relocated to allow for the district to a hybrid of in-person and re- Jimmy Jodoin of Lea- mote learning on Nov. 5, provided that change and Union streets in park’s construction. LYNN — The $750,000 trans- hy Landscaping, wa- the community is able to remain out of the heart of the city’s arts and “It’s obviously a small park, ters newly laid sod at formation of a downtown va- cultural district, the park will the state’s designated high risk classi- but we were trying to tie it The Frederick Doug- cant lot into a new community include lots of grass, a perfor- cation zone for COVID-19. Saugus is lass Park, on the cor- park is nearly complete. mance stage, pathways, and into the (park) next door at the currently considered to be in the yellow, It’s been approximately six perimeter seating and benches. museum, but make it so that it ner of Union and Ex- or moderate-risk zone. months since construction The site, which abuts the could be used for concerts,” said change streets. “It was so heartwarming to see,” started on the new Frederick Lynn Museum and Historical Eric Loth, managing director said Pupil Services Executive Director Douglass Park, named for the Society and LynnArts build- abolitionist leader who lived in ings, formerly housed the city’s PARK, A3 STUDENTS, A3 Peabody will put the focus on children’s mental health By Thor Jourgensen remote learning. Focused for more than In-person attendance ITEM STAFF “Self-regulation is a 35 years on education and takes place at Olio, a wed- complex set of skills that mental health, Fitzger- ding business with a large PEABODY — Mental health expert Jeanine exert in uence over ald teamed up with Pea- space at 43 Main St, with K. Fitzgerald is ready internal sensations and body-based North Subur- virtual attendance on to teach children and states. These skills are ban Jewish Community Zoom. In-person space is parents behavioral and necessary for consistent Center to sponsor a Thurs- limited and pre registra- stress reduction skills performance, behavior day, Oct. 22, 6:30 p.m. tion is required. to ease stress from and school readiness,” workshop on early child- COVID-19 worries and said Fitzgerald. hood and mental health. HEALTH, A3 Saugus

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK police Michael Larosa, owner of Buy New England Lobsters, holds up lobsters as he prepares an order to ship to the West Coast. want to Lynn eld prevent lobster business domestic abuse is on a roll By Steve Krause By Anne Marie Tobin ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF Saugus is participating in LYNNFIELD — Michael Larosa, a 32-year-old town ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Domestic Violence Aware- native, built his company, Buy New England Lobster, ness month, and police chief LLC, from a business run out of a shack to a $20 mil- A new crowdfunded documentary intends to cover the career of Lynn Michael Ricciardelli is of- lion annual business with a global customer base. English basketball coach and former NBA player Antonio Anderson. fering the department’s full Larosa, Lynn eld High School Class of 2006, found- support to those who may be ed the company in 2010 and in 2018, he and his pater- experiencing abuse. nal aunt, Laura DePalma, bought out a partner and Lynn’s Antonio Anderson Ricciardelli also warns the company has been on a roll ever since. that the COVID-19 epidemic His largest international orders come from custom- makes recognizing the signs ers in France, Spain, and Italy. His business in South- is aiming to inspire of domestic abuse more im- east Asia is also strong. Larosa said retailers in Texas, portant than ever. “I hope that people, especially Lynn Florida, and Georgia are his top American customers. By Guthrie Scrimgeour According to the National ITEM STAFF Buy New England buys directly from Boston boats people, can use my story as motiva- Coalition Against Domes- tion,” he said. and also sends trucks to Marblehead and the South Local lmmaker Jake Fay launched tic Violence, more than 10 Shore where he buys from other dealers who have a crowdfunding campaign Wednesday Anderson grew up in Lynn, played million people in the United purchased directly from lobstermen. to produce a documentary on the life four years of Division 1 basketball at States are victims of physi- Larosa’s company processes anywhere from 10,000 of former NBA player and current Memphis and had a brief stint in the cal abuse by a partner each to 20,000 pounds of lobsters a day, ve to six days a Lynn English basketball coach, Anto- NBA before his career was cut short year. On average, one in week. nio Anderson. by a rare eye condition and hearing three women and one in four “We used to send four trucks out every day, but Anderson conceived of the project, loss. men experience some form which he hopes will inspire others in of physical violence by an LOBSTER, A2 the community. ANDERSON, A3 intimate partner, the depart- ment wrote in a news release. The domestic violence ho- CORRECTIONS Inside COVID-19 tline reports that the number

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Of As of Monday, Marble- ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK that total, 312 cases are head had 276 cases and active, 118 people have 30 deaths and Saugus had Buy New England Lobsters LLC owner Michael Larosa, third from left, stands with part of his died, and 4,622 have re- 727 cases and 42 deaths. team, from left, Tim Ryan of North Reading, director of operations Harry Jones of Everett, and covered from the virus, ac- Swampscott (168 cases, 11 manager Dan Pare of Lynn, in their shipping facility in Charlestown. cording to city data. deaths) has not released Revere reported 12 new updated numbers since cases to bring the city’s to- last Wednesday. tal numbers to 2,812 cases Lynn eld lobster business is on a roll and 104 deaths, according Gayla Cawley can be to the city website. reached at gcawley@item- And eight new cases live.com. Follow her on LOBSTER have been reported in Pea- Twitter @GaylaCawley. From A1 now we are buying more second-hand from whole- Lynn church feeding salers,” Larosa said. “It’s a much cleaner sale as opposed to buying from 15 Lynn families different boats.” Larosa grew up in the lobster business. By the ITEM STAFF REPORT to raise additional funds time he was in high school, to provide $50 grocery LYNN — Greater Beth- he was spending his sum- vouchers for families in mers working on his fa- lehem Temple Pentecostal the Lynn area,” states the Church invites residents ther, David Larosa’s, boat. website. He learned about the busi- who need help obtaining The Bennetts initiated Left, a fresh food to visit the church ness, even as he sketched the church food assis- out his future. lobsters sits website, gbtpcm.org/feed- tance program in April “I built a little shack, in a crate ing-lynn-s-families to ll and renewed it in Sep- sort of a garage, on the at Buy New out an application for as- tember. dock in South Boston England sistance. Once the website form is where my father ties up Lobsters in “When the COVID-19 lled out, dates and times his boat, and that’s how it Charlestown. virus struck, Lynn and for a voucher or gift card all began,” said Larosa. “It Below, Buy surrounding cities were distribution will be sched- was only me, just selling New England hit badly. Bishop (Dr. uled. lobsters.” Lobsters Anthony P. Bennett) and “With children back in The business had its manager Sister Bennett pledged school and families back growing pains as Larosa Dan Pare of $5,000 to purchase Mar- to work we understand slowly began to expand Lynn boxes ket Basket grocery vouch- the city is still in need operations. fresh lobster ers for anyone who needs and we want to aid in ser- “At rst, I started with for a ship- help buying food and vicing our community in my dad’s Tacoma pickup ment to the other supplies. They also Lynn,” said Bishop Ben- truck. I’d pack about 1,600 west coast. set up a gofundme page nett. pounds of lobster onto the truck, which would often load practically our whole SAUGUS BRIEF fall off into the street. inventory (which at peak Eventually, I was able to is somewhere between buy a refrigerated truck 40,000-55,000 pounds). SAUGUS — In obser- and collection will con- and that made a huge dif- vance of Columbus Day, tinue to run on a one-day We sold the whole thing ference.” for $4.50 a pound, just trash and recycling collec- delay for the remainder of Larosa moved his op- tion will run on a one-day the week. days after getting $14.95. eration three years ago I think the guy that delay from Tuesday, Oct. The compost site will be to Terminal Street in 13 through Saturday, Oct. open normal hours, from 8 bought us out spec’d them Charlestown. The com- for about $4.95, but we 17. a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, pany employs anywhere just had to salvage what There will be no collec- Oct. 10 and Wednesday, from 15 to 18 people, de- we could.” tion on Monday, Oct. 12. Oct. 14. pending on the season. Since onset of the pan- Services will resume the Residents are asked to The pandemic has posed following day. contact Solid Waste/Recy- multiple challenges, not demic, Larosa said prices Residents whose collec- cling Coordinator Lorna just in terms of reduced have dropped because the tion day falls on a Monday Cerbone at (781) 231-4036 pricing, but management product isn’t moving as fast. will be collected Tuesday, with any questions. of inventory. “COVID has de nitely “We never closed down, caused the price to be a lit- tle lower because lobsters adding a new component every day after we grade NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS we worked through it, but in early March we had a are moving at a lower lev- to operations. them, we send a bunch of huge inventory,” Larosa el, but overall business is “I want to grow the busi- crates to canneries, but I Resident dies, 3 re ghters of a resident, and a res- pretty good,” Larosa said. ness and do value-added think the opportunity is ident of a Rhode Island said. “Our last sale before hurt in Cambridge house re COVID was an order of “Retailers, meaning gro- lobster processing, which there to expand,” he ex- juvenile detention facility cery stores and other sell- means selling the lower face charges after vaping three to four pound lob- plained. CAMBRIDGE (AP) — A ers have been doing well, quality meat to canner- devices containing THC, sters at $14.95 a pound. resident died and three but the restaurants, obvi- ies who process them and Anne Marie Tobin can be the active ingredient in The customer actually re ghters were taken to ously not so much.” then sell to retailers. We reached at atobin@item- marijuana, were found at tried to cancel. But we the hospital after a re at ended up having to un- Larosa is working on do some of that already as live.com. a Cambridge home early the facility, state police Wednesday morning, say. authorities said. Police and the state A woman who appeared Department of Children, Boston delays school reopening plan to be in her 60s or 70s Youth and Families was found unconscious acting on a tip tested all on the second oor of the residents of the Rhode after coronavirus cases surge single-family home and Island Training School taken to the hospital in in September, police said week of Nov. 5, and grades cardiac arrest, Fire Chief in a statement Tuesday. By Mark Pratt ASSOCIATED PRESS 9 through 12 the week of Gerry Mahoney said. She Three tested positive for Nov. 16. The district has was the only person in THC. BOSTON — The next According to investi- about 54,000 students in the home. phase of the Boston Pub- gators, a training school 125 schools. She later died, he said. lic Schools reopening plan employee received pay- Massachusetts is Injuries to the re ght- was delayed Wednesday be- ment from a parent to ers are not considered cause the city’s coronavirus among the hardest-hit bring CBD oil, a medici- life threatening. A section positivity rate has climbed states, with at least 9,323 nal extract of marijuana, of ceiling collapsed onto higher than 4 percent, COVID-19 deaths and one re ghter, another and vaping devices to the more than 133,300 con- school. The CBD oil also Mayor Marty Walsh said. had a leg injury and the “We believe it is prudent at rmed cases. third injured a shoulder, contained THC, authori- There have been more ties said. this time to pause the school he said. All were later reopening plan,” Walsh said than 17,700 cases and 764 released. The articles were left in deaths in Boston alone as of the laundry room for resi- at a news conference. No names were made Tuesday, according to Marty dents, authorities said. Preschoolers and kin- public. dergartners who were Martinez, the city’s chief of Fire ghters responded Michael Warren, 49, of Cranston, a juvenile scheduled to report to FILE PHOTO | DAVID L RYAN/THE BOSTON GLOBE VIA AP health and human services. to the home at about 5:30 school the week of Oct. 15 program worker, and the School staff help to decorate the front entrance of a.m. after a neighbor instead will now start Oct. 38-year-old mother of the Ellis Elementary School in Boston’s Roxbury called 911. 22, Walsh said, although Fire ghters had a hard a school resident were neighborhood before opening for the rst day 781-593-7700 charged with several of- he added that the date is time getting to the house back of in person learning during the COVID-19 Publishing Daily, except Sundays fenses, including allowing dependent on how the vi- USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 because the yard was coronavirus pandemic, Thursday, Oct. 1 prisoners to have con- rus data develops between Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA overgrown and there was trolled substances, police now and then. and additional of ces. a car in the driveway, he Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item said. He called it a dif cult de- Some students, including dents, not being in school said. Subscriptions They were both released cision, given the bene ts those with special needs, presents a risk that can- Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States The cause remains un- on personal recognizance of in-person instruction. English learners, those not be mitigated the way $30.00 for 4 weeks der investigation. after their arraignments. “I understand the impor- experiencing homeless- that the risk of COVID $95.00 for 13 weeks No attorney was listed tance of having school for ness, and those who are can be,” Walsh said. “The $185.00 for 26 weeks 3 charged with supplying $340.00 for 1 year for either in online court our young people,” he said. in state care have already risk of moving backwards, Send payment to and POSTMASTER, THC vapes to detention records. 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(AP) possession of a controlled brid learning scheduled to in person, the mayor said. now scheduled to transi- Lynn, MA 01903 — An employee, a parent substance. start this month. “For many of these stu- tion to a hybrid model the THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 New Lynn park honors Some Saugus Frederick Douglass students return to PARK in-person learning From A1 STUDENTS remotely on Sept. 16, of Minco Corp., the North From A1 school committee mem- Andover-based rm that ber Arthur Grabowski owns the lot and is rede- Dawn Trainor of what said he was also happy veloping the North Harbor she described as a suc- to see some students re- site on the Lynnway into cessful first day back. turn because it meant 331 market-rate apart- “The kids were just so those with higher needs ments and commercial joyful to be back with are now able to use the space. their fellow students district’s specialized ser- “I think most of the time and teachers. It was re- vices. people would go sit there ally just amazing.” “My first priority and read the newspaper. Trainor, who worked was the special needs In the past, they’ve had alongside Superinten- kids. When we closed the farmers market there. dent David DeRuosi to up in March, all their We wanted to leave it so coordinate the return, services stopped, and that could still be used said the Massachusetts they’re the most vulner- there, but we still wanted Department of Education able students we have,” there to be a performance has been consistently ad- Grabowski said. “There aspect.” vising districts to begin are federal laws that Construction on the park bringing students back, govern most of these is essentially complete, largely in part because students, more so than others, so they’re a pro- said Loth, explaining that ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK remote instruction can they are still waiting for make it especially dif - tected group. their water and electrici- New benches are surrounded by freshly planted greenery which will cult for teachers to reach “They need in-service, ty connection. The “tricky decorate The Frederick Douglass Park at the corner of Union and Ex- students with different they need physical ther- part” has been determin- change streets when it opens in the coming weeks. needs. apy, some of them have ing where both will come Despite recommenda- issues that require them from, if not from the site also advocated for a statue tions from the state, how- to be face-to-face (with ed- itself, he said. of the abolitionist leader, ever, the town needed to ucators).” Once that is eshed out, which will be displayed rst make sure it could School committee vice Loth said the development prominently in the park. safely house its incoming chair Ryan Fisher agreed team plans to hold a cer- Crighton said he felt the students. the return was a crucial emony with city of cials park’s name and statue “Trust was a big step. to celebrate the new 8,100 would be a tting trib- thing for me. I wanted “I can’t underscore how square-foot park, which ute to Douglass, who was to make sure they felt important a move this will be turned over to the thrown off the Eastern comfortable and that we is,” he said. “Learning re- motely is so dif cult for city. Railroad train in 1841, could handle this and our most vulnerable pop- Minco Corp. became not too far from where the do it safely, and by and ulations. owner of the lot through a new park is located, for re- large, it went very well,” “If the virus will coop- land swap agreement with fusing to sit in the colored Trainor said. “Dr. DeRu- erate, we’ll be able to get the state that was con- section. osi and I had the plan nected to their waterfront He credited a local group our students back in the all along to follow that classroom by November. development on the North of residents, particular- DESE advisory. It was Harbor site, which is ex- I’m grateful for every- ly Wendy Joseph, who just a matter of when we pected to be completed by one whose hard work has pushed for the monument; could do this safely. We March 2022. made this possible.” EDIC/Lynn and the city’s wanted to make sure we Loth said his rm Community Development were doing it right.” Elyse Carmosino can be worked closely with the Workers like Jimmy Jodoin, of Leahy Land- Department for providing Although the school reached at ecarmosino@ city and state to deter- scaping, will continue to hand-water the grass at Frederick Douglass Park until an irrigation nancial support; and Na- year formally began itemlive.com. mine what kind of park hant sculptor Reno “Ray” system can be installed. was envisioned for the Pisano, who built and do- Central Square lot. nated the statue, which “We wanted to make to normal and COVID is funds from the develop- depicts a young Douglass Saugus police want sure that it t into the arts in the rearview mirror, we ment team, which made it and his time in Lynn. and cultural district,” said can have performances a “home run” for the city. “It was a perfect ad- James Cowdell, Economic right there in the middle State Sen. Brendan dition to the park,” said to help prevent Development & Industri- of the square.” Crighton (D-Lynn) intro- Crighton. al Corporation of Lynn The park will be a duced legislation that, fol- (EDIC/Lynn) executive “beautiful addition to the lowing its passage in the Gayla Cawley can be director. “There’s a stage downtown,” said Cowdell, State House last year, en- reached at gcawley@item- domestic abuse where performances can noting that it was 100 per- sured that the park would live.com. Follow her on on birth control or sab- happen. Once we get back cent paid for with private be named for Douglass. He Twitter @GaylaCawley. ABUSE From A1 otaging birth control, blaming the victim for important than ever to abuse, preventing the Peabody will put the focus help those who are ex- victim from going to work periencing domestic vio- or school, nancial con- lence access the support trol, abuse of other peo- and resources they need,” ple and/or animals, accu- on children’s mental health Ricciardelli said. “We en- sations that the victim is courage everyone to famil- irting with others, con- HEALTH North Suburban’s early and substance use disor- vices is tapping into a iarize themselves with the trol of the victim’s appar- From A1 childhood education-ori- ders. healthcare system already warning signs of domes- el and actions, demean- ented work through its “Anxiety and fear are strapped for resources. tic violence and to share ing the victim, privately Register at: https://nsjcc. Early Childhood Program also signi cant for those Community health care these resources with any- or publicly, as well as em- org/event/mentalhealth- one who may need them.” and its family and adult on the front lines, many centers and other nonprof- barrassing that person in workshop/ program offerings. of whom are concerned The signs of domestic it organizations offering front of others, and ha- A mother of three, Fitz- North Suburban offers about being exposed or abuse are as follows, Ric- these services — which rassing the victim at his gerald teaches self-regula- infant, toddler, preschool bringing the virus home to ciardelli said: or her workplace. struggled pre-COVID tion as a way for children and transitional kinder- their families,” said ECCF The abuser denies or at- Ricciardelli said there is with help from adults in garten programs. President and CEO Beth — are reporting a grave tempts to minimize the se- free and con dential sup- riousness of violence and their life to avoid chaos The demand for mental Francis. “This sustained mental health workforce port 24 hours a day, such its impact on the victim; characterized by explo- health services during the worry — compounded by shortage, especially of bi- as calling 911 for emer- An abusive individu- siveness, violence, anxiety, pandemic prompted the the stress associated with and multilingual mental gencies; calling the Na- al objecti es the victim, substance abuse, impul- Essex County Community social isolation — means health professionals. tional Domestic Violence viewing that person as sivity, hyperactivity, dis- Foundation over the sum- many residents are con- Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 property or a sexual ob- tractibility or mood disor- mer to provide $415,000 stantly on edge.” Thor Jourgensen can be (SAFE) or 1-800-787- ject; ders. directed toward nonpro ts The increased demand reached at tjourgensen@ An abusive partner has 3224. Her instruction reects focused on mental health for mental health ser- itemlive.com. low self-esteem; The Massachusetts Of- An abusive partner may ce of Victim Assistance blame their violence on has compiled a list of ser- Lynn’s Antonio Anderson is aiming to inspire stress, alcohol, or other vices by county, which is external factors; available online, as well as ANDERSON shaping Anderson’s life. cate their victories in the day, we had the better An abusive partner lists of community-based From A1 “I want to make this 2007-2008 season because team. We had a great may be perceived as resources and residential lm about community their star, Rose, was ac- group of kids who were friendly and kind by programs. Anderson later returned and learning from those cused of having someone hungry.” others, as that individ- For domestic violence to Lynn where he now around us,” said Fay. else take the SAT in his Fay, whose previous lm ual may be amicable and sexual assault ques- works in the Lynn com- Anderson discovered place. “The Process,” won Best and pleasant in between tions, guidance, referrals munity, both as the coach his passion for the game Anderson dismissed the Feature Film at the Mas- abusive events. and general information, of Lynn English and with by playing ball in Lynn accusation as completely sachusetts Film Festival Red ags include: Ex- contact Saugus Police the No Ceilings program, parks with his family and false. in September, wants to treme jealousy, posses- Detective Stacey Forni at which aims to help ath- kids from the neighbor- “My boy took the test,” aim high in terms of distri- sive behavior, unpre- 781-941-1190. letes academically. hood. he said. bution, and plans to shop dictability, short, angry The Massachusetts Of- This documentary is “I credit anyone that “I know that for a fact. the lm to major sports temper, cruelty to ani- ce of Victim Assistance close to home for Fay, a I played against in the People just looked at us networks along with the mals, verbal abuse, ex- has also created SAFE- Lynn native who also [Lynn] parks,” he said. like that because we were festival circuit. tremely controlling ac- PLAN brochures in En- played Division 1 basket- “That built a lot of mental a mid-major school beat- He hopes to raise tions, non-consensual glish, Spanish, Haitian ball for the University of toughness for me. My ca- ing every blue blood school $45,000 to produce the sex, ignoring agreed-up- Creole and Portugese that Hartford and who, as a reer wouldn’t have been in the country. People just lm through the crowd- can help connect victims kid, looked up to Ander- nothing if I didn’t go to wanted to have it out for funding process. and survivors with needed son. these parks. I’m really him.” The documentary will resources and be prepared “I knew of him since the appreciative of the people Since coming on at En- start lming in November. Did you know? in the event of an emer- fth grade,” said Fay. “He that helped me grow as an glish, Anderson has led The crowdfunding page for gency. was my inspiration to play athlete.” the Bulldogs to back-to- the documentary is avail- D1.” The documentary will back titles. Earlier this able on the crowdfunding Steve Krause can be The two started working feature interviews from year, they were crowned site Indiegogo at https:// reached at skrause@item- out together during Fay’s big names including for- as co-champions with www.indiegogo.com/ live.com. college career at University mer NBA MVP Derrick Spring eld Central, be- projects/antonio-ander- of Hartford, and now want Rose and Kentucky head cause the nals game son-feature-length-docu- AW FFICES OF to use this partnership to coach John Calipari. was canceled due to the L O mentary--4#/. AMES ARRIGAN tell Anderson’s story. One of the issues that COVID-19 pandemic. J J. 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Understand, Trump Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 out their families able to Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 And I am sick and tired comfort them. didn’t cause COVID-19. All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 of it. Former Vice President He also did little to noth- 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 I’m tired of people mak- ing to contain it. Even Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Joe Biden immediately Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 ing excuses for not wear- pulled his negative cam- though he knew how dan- Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 ing masks in public spaces, paign ads after learning gerous it was, evidenced Classi ed/Legal Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 not physically distancing Donald Trump had test- by the conversations he from others, deciding their ed positive for COVID-19. had with writer Bob Wood- Subscriptions John S. Moran, 1975-1990 Executive Editor, comfort is more important He also sent his prayers ward, he decided the stock [email protected] than anyone else’s life, for a speedy recovery. He market numbers were Circulation and just generally being showed the class and dig- more important than the [email protected] the stupid cautionary tale. nity that wouldn’t have people he was elected to Ext. 3 COVID-19, this novel been shown had the shoe serve. His late decision to coronavirus, isn’t going been on the other foot. limit travelers from China Newsroom away soon. Bank on it — Don’t believe me? Google was anemic at best. His re- [email protected] and learn to deal with it. Trump’s response when fusing to wear a mask, ag- [email protected] EDITORIAL Now, I’m not one to tell his opponent, Hillary itating armed insurrection Ext. 4 people to go about their in states like Michigan, Clinton, suffered a bout Sports lives with their heads bur- of pneumonia during the taking no responsibility [email protected] ied in the sand (or in a dif- 2016 campaign. for getting Personal Pro- Defeating the ferent part of their anat- And now, after being tective Equipment to first Ext. 5 omy), and not let it rule brought down by his own responders and front line Retail and Online your life. reckless behavior that has workers, his insistence on Advertising pandemic comes rst Being careful and safe is also afflicted many of his rallies to fill that insatia- [email protected] like asking for help when surrounding staff, and his ble need for adoration, his ADVERTISING Editorial from the editors of Bloomberg Opinion you need it. It’s not a sign wife, we’re suddenly sup- deciding that blue states of weakness, it’s a sign of don’t deserve the protec- Ernie Carpenter Jr. President Donald Trump’s encounter with COVID-19 posed to be sympathetic, Director of Advertising is a brutal reminder that the pandemic isn’t con- strength. prayerful, and swayed by tion and care of those in and Business Development, ext. 1355 tained, let alone in retreat. Handled badly, this new Current leadership has this “leader” who coura- red states (they didn’t [email protected] political emergency will compound the dangers facing made sure that a matter of geously left one hospital to get any protection either, however), all showcased Ralph Mitchell the country as the elections approach. Handled well, public health has become go to a home with round- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 however, it could serve a vital purpose — by helping a political football, and his the-clock physicians and his inadequacy not only [email protected] unite the country in fighting the disease. cult followers deciding to staff, and access to a he- as a leader, but as a com- Eric Rondeau The need for bipartisan resolve could hardly be go maskless during a pan- licopter should his health passionate and thoughtful human being. He told a Sales Representative, ext. 1280 clearer. Before Friday’s news about the president, demic is a hill they’re will- take a southward turn. For [email protected] familiarity with the coronavirus and the cost of mea- ing to die on. Some may any of you out there who rally crowd that “nobody sures to control it had engendered impatience and get their wish. have lost people to this gets it” shortly after his Patricia Whalen The sight of the current “friend” Herman Cain Sales Representative, ext. 1310 complacency — not only in the White House, but illness, suffered from it [email protected] across much of the country. Meanwhile, case num- occupant of the White and recovered, or are just died from the coronavirus. bers have continued to climb. With 210,000 already House visibly laboring to anxious about contracting Does this mean that he’s a BUSINESS OFFICE dead, a worsening trend of fatalities is all too pos- breathe as he ripped off his it — does this reckless in- nobody now? Susan J. Conti sible. Now is the moment for renewed urgency, and mask for his Mussolini mo- dividual inspire you at all? Some people call it kar- Controller, ext. 1288 for proof that the country and its leaders can pull ment (how did things end A drunk or chemical- ma, or consequence, or [email protected] even just desserts. together in a common cause. for that guy, by the way?), ly-altered driver may Ted Grant This will require greater honesty, and a clearer un- was both cringe-worthy injure or kill others and I don’t care what you call Publisher, ext. 1234 derstanding of who owes what to whom. The protract- and eye-rolling. All the emerge unscathed from it. But when your stupid [email protected] ed muddle over the president’s condition and treat- orange face paint in the the wreckage left of other and reckless decisions time after time hurt so many Marian Kinney ments is a case in point. The doctors attending him are world doesn’t make you people’s lives. The altered ext. 1212 public servants and shouldn’t dissemble or strategize look healthy, and the pro- driver may be remorseful, people around you, you’re [email protected] when answering questions that citizens are entitled paganda machine working but that remorse doesn’t no leader. You’re just an- to ask. Trump has now returned to the White House, overtime to spin this as a other cautionary tale. Will Kraft begin to repair the dam- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 but his chief physician says he “may not entirely be triumph of a strong lead- age done by a careless and [email protected] out of the woods.” With the election approaching, vot- er isn’t working for the selfish individual. Cheryl Charles can be ers should be told everything they need to know about families of the 210,000- But it’s even worse when reached at ccharles@ Paula Villacreses the president’s health. The same goes for the health of plus people who have died, the driver isn’t remorse- itemlive.com. A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 former Vice President Joe Biden. [email protected] Ideally, the candidates and their allies would agree Mike Shanahan — and be seen to agree — that masks and social dis- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 tancing need to be taken more seriously. With the [email protected] pandemic still spreading, caution and responsibili- Carolina Trujillo ty are paramount. Many people might choose not to Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 follow this direction, but if the country’s politicians [email protected] can unite on the point, a vital public purpose will Jim Wilson be served regardless. This ordeal needs to bring the Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 country together, not divide it still further. [email protected] The nation’s leaders can help guide good behavior by CIRCULATION campaigning responsibly as well as energetically. That doesn’t mean hiding from the public: It’s their duty to Lisa Mahmoud be seen and heard, and a bunker mentality is not what’s Manager, ext. 1239 required. But it does mean avoiding pointless risks to [email protected] themselves and others. The president’s excursion in a CUSTOMER SERVICE motorcade outside Walter Reed National Military Med- ical Center on Sunday, with Secret Service agents in La’ Mosha Ball close attendance, was an example of what not to do. Customer Service, ext. 1276 [email protected] The candidates in next month’s elections can fight about everything else, but need to unite on this: De- GRAPHICS feating the pandemic comes first. Trevor Andreozzi Designer [email protected] JOSEPH J. ELLIS Mark Sutherland Creative Director, ext. 1330 The Founding Fathers weigh in [email protected] NEWSROOM The founders seldom speak to me ing that only fools and losers serve same weak voice that caused those civics test currently required of all Mike Alongi directly, but after the horrendous their country.” present at the Constitutional Con- immigrants applying for American Sports Editor, ext. 1228 display of chaos during the first Franklin then introduced George vention in Philadelphia in 1787 to citizenship.” [email protected] presidential debate and the coro- Washington, calling him “the strain to hear him. It soon became He added a P.S.: “Trump could Elyse Carmosino navirus crisis in the White House foundingest father of them all.” I clear that he blamed the nation’s not pass!” Reporter, ext. 1264 afterward — a week in which could not see Washington — we were current unhappiness on the fail- “No, no, no!” It was Adams in his [email protected] American political history hit an not Zooming — but I’m certain he ure of previous generations to do eruption mode, always eager to cor- Gayla Cawley all-time low — they were apparent- put on his spectacles before he read away with the Electoral College, rect Jefferson. Given Trump’s en- Reporter, ext. 1236 ly aroused to break their customary a passage from his farewell address: presumably because Trump never counter with the coronavirus, Adams [email protected] silence. Why they chose to contact “However political parties may would have become president if the observed, it was highly inappropriate Cheryl Charles me is beyond my ken, though John now and then answer popular ends, 2016 election had been decided by to ridicule the poor man, suffering Adams said they knew me best be- they are likely in the course of time the popular vote. News Editor, ext. 1278 as he was from the potentially cata- [email protected] cause of my incessant intrusions and things, to become potent engines Because Madison was instru- strophic disease that he had so boldly, by which cunning, ambitious and Olivia Falcigno into their papers. mental in creating the Electoral if wrongly, dismissed. John’s grandson, Henry Adams, unprincipled men will subvert the College, which now might be called Photographer, ext.1224 “Given our heavenly location,” though not a founder, must hang out power of the people and usurp for the electoral albatross, he wanted [email protected] Franklin added, no doubt with a with them in heaven, for he began themselves the reins of government, posterity — which is to say us — to Spenser Hasak the proceedings as if he were mas- destroying afterwards the very en- know that neither he nor the other wink, “let me conclude our session with a prayer for the soul of our Photographer, ext. 1332 ter of ceremonies. A note of levity gines that have lifted them to power.” delegates in Philadelphia ever be- [email protected] seemed like it might be welcome, Alexander Hamilton then rose lieved in the awkward contraption, embattled, previously soulless col- he began, then observed that the to second Washington’s warning that it was a last-minute invention league. Let us pray: Thor Jourgensen “Know that your sins will be for- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 Trump-Biden debate reminded him about demagogues, mentioning in driven by what he called “the hur- [email protected] of his long-standing belief that the a barely audible aside that he had rying influence produced by fatigue given at last history of the American presidency actually drafted the farewell ad- and impatience.” The “Father of the For they soon will reside in that Daniel Kane was conclusive evidence that Dar- dress for His Excellency, including Constitution” wants us to know place called the past, Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 win got it exactly backward. the words just quoted. They shared that the Electoral College has been We stand ready to greet you, [email protected] Perhaps because of his senior their concern about the vulnera- an anachronism for over a century. though it will be a task. Steve Krause status, Benjamin Franklin spoke bility of all republics to dictatorial Thomas Jefferson had to be pushed Until then we request that you Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 next. He said that the presidential takeovers, Hamilton adding that he forward, since he could not abide put on a mask.” [email protected] contest inspired him to revise his was actually surprised that it had controversy, and much preferred the All the founders said, “Amen.” Guthrie Scrimgeour mischievous essay “Rules By Which taken more than two centuries for written to the spoken word. He for- Historian Joseph J. Ellis’ 1996 Reporter, ext. 1222 a Great Empire May be Reduced to the fateful day to arrive. He end- warded a tweet (Steve Jobs appar- [email protected] a Small One,” which he had aimed ed with a slap at Joe Biden, whom ently hands out iPhones in heaven): biography of Thomas Jefferson won at Great Britain and now, sadly, he described as “a comfortable ba- “My faith in the wisdom of the com- the National Book Award. His book Anne Marie Tobin must apply to the United States. nality” who should have mustered mon man has been shaken by their “Founding Brothers: The Revolu- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 He had only written the first line, the courage to challenge Trump to vulnerability to misinformation in tionary Generation” won the 2001 [email protected] which went like this: “Take care to a duel at the debate, as he would this presidential campaign. Pru- Pulitzer Prize for history. His latest TECHNOLOGY elect a commander in chief who is have done. dence dictates that all high school book is “American Dialogue: The a draft dodger, on record as believ- James Madison spoke next, in the graduates be required to pass the Founders and Us.” Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- St. at 5:01 p.m. The shell was U.S. asks Supreme Court to hear larly arrests, re ect police records. later recovered by police. In the event of a perceived inac- curacy, it is the sole responsibility PEABODY Boston Marathon bomber’s case of the concerned party to contact General Jeffrey Wall and death penalty.” convicted of all 30 charges the relevant police department and Arrest By Alanna Durkin Richer other lawyers told the U.S. “We will do whatever’s against him, including have the department issue a no- John L. Sauvageau, 56, of ASSOCIATED PRESS Supreme Court. The high necessary,” Barr said. conspiracy and use of a tice of correction to the Daily Item. 498 Lowell St., was arrest- court should “put this Tsarnaev’s lawyers ac- weapon of mass destruc- Corrections or clarications will not ed and charged with assault BOSTON — The U.S. landmark case back on knowledged at the begin- tion and the killing of a be made without express notice of and battery with a dangerous Justice Department asked track toward its just con- ning of his trial that he Massachusetts Institute the nation’s highest court change from the arresting police weapon, assault and battery clusion,” they wrote. and his older brother, Ta- of Technology police of - Tuesday to review the department. on a person 60-plus/dis- Prosecutors are asking the merlan Tsarnaev, set off cer during the Tsarnaev abled and 4:17 p.m. Tuesday. case of Boston Marathon court to hear and decide the the two bombs at the mar- brothers’ getaway at- bomber Dzhokhar Tsar- case this term, which ends athon nish line, killing tempt. The appeals court LYNN Accidents naev, whose death sen- in June, “to avoid further de- three people and wound- upheld all but a few of his tence was thrown out over lay in this long-running and ing more than 260 oth- convictions. Arrests A report of a motor vehicle concerns with the jury se- critically important prose- ers. But they argued that A three-judge panel of crash at 2:13 p.m. Tuesday at lection process. Mailk Anderson, 19, of cution.” The Supreme Court Dzhokar Tsarnaev is less the 1st Circuit that or- 11 Andover St. and 11 Pound In a petition, Justice De- hears only a fraction of the culpable than his broth- dered a new penalty-phase 117 Draper St., Dorchester, Lane; at 4:43 p.m. Tuesday at was arrested and charged partment lawyers called cases it’s asked to review ev- er, who they said was the trial for Tsarnaev said the 91 Lynn St. and 2 County St.; with operation of a motor Tsarnaev’s case “one of ery year. mastermind behind the judge who oversaw the at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday at The vehicle with a suspended li- the most important ter- If the justices refuse to attack. 2015 trial did not ade- Cheesecake Factory at 210C cense at 2:50 p.m. Tuesday. rorism prosecutions in our hear the case, prosecutors Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, quately question potential Jenell Johnson, 37, of Andover St.; at 10:49 p.m. nation’s history” and said could go forward with an- died following a gun ght jurors about what they 6 Sylvan St., Danvers, was Tuesday at Bill & Bob’s Roast the 1st U.S. Circuit Court other trial or drop their with police and being run had read or heard about arrested and charged with Beef at 2 Central St.; at 6:22 of Appeals was wrong pursuit for capital punish- over by his brother as the highly publicized case. daytime breaking and enter- a.m. Wednesday at Route 128 when it ruled Tsarnaev ment and agree to life in he ed. Police captured The court also said the ing for a felony, assault and South and Route 95 South; at deserves a new trial to de- prison. a bloodied and wounded judge erred in refusing to battery on a person 60-plus/ 7:28 a.m. Wednesday at Best cide whether he should be Attorney General Wil- Dzhokhar Tsarnaev hours let the defense tell jurors disabled, intimidation of a Gas at 129 Newbury St. executed. liam Barr told The Associ- later in the Boston sub- about evidence tying Ta- witness/juror/police/court A motor vehicle crash was “Given the profound ated Press in August that urb of Watertown, where merlan Tsarnaev to the of cial, and larceny from a reported at 9:55 p.m. Tuesday stakes...the First Circuit they planned to take the he was hiding in a boat killings of three people building at 8:13 p.m. Tuesday. at 32 Mt Pleasant St. and 19 should not have the last case to the high court and parked in a backyard. in the Boston suburb of Felton St. A man was taken to word,” Acting Solicitor “continue to pursue the Tsarnaev, now 27, was Waltham in 2011. Accidents Salem Hospital after he was ejected from the vehicle. Sam A report of a motor vehicle O’Leary Jenkins, 18, of 25 crash with personal injury at Augustus St., was summoned Police release details of the 12:54 p.m. Tuesday at Popey- for reckless operation of a es at 180 Boston St. motor vehicle and possession A report of a motor vehi- of liquor by a person under cle crash at 2:17 p.m. Tues- 21. Breonna Taylor investigation day at 3 City Hall Square; at A report of a pedestrian 3:46 p.m. Tuesday at Franklin struck by a motor vehicle at By Bruce Schreiner, Street and Western Avenue; 9:55 a.m. Wednesday at Five Rebecca Reynolds at 4:45 p.m. Tuesday at 255 Guys at 227 Andover St. The Yonker and Piper Chestnut St.; at 6:29 p.m. Hudspeth Blackburn female pedestrian was taken ASSOCIATED PRESS Tuesday at Western Avenue to Lahey Hospital. and Park Street; at 9:19 a.m. LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Po- Wednesday at Johnny’s Mar- Complaints lice les released Wednes- ket at 33 Lynnway. day detail contacts be- A report of a motor vehicle A report of suspicious ac- tween Breonna Taylor hit and run crash at 8 a.m. tivity at 5:41 p.m. Tuesday and a former boyfriend Wednesday at Los V Tires at at Dunkin’ Donuts at 79 who was suspected of drug 106 Chestnut St. Lynn eld St. Staff reported- dealing but include him ly thought it was suspicious saying in a recorded jail- Assaults that a man kept on walking in house conversation on the and out of the establishment. A report of an assault at day she was fatally shot Police reported the man was by police that they had not 2:34 p.m. Tuesday on Wash- ordering food and a beverage ington Street. “been around each other” while he was having his car in more than two months. Breaking and Entering worked on nearby. The les contain con- A well-being check was re- icting information about A report of a breaking and quested for a man in his 20s when the contacts ended entering at 2:53 p.m. Tuesday who was reportedly carrying a between Taylor and her at 776 Washington St. bag, dancing and singing in ex-boyfriend, Jamarcus A report of a motor vehicle the street. He was possibly in- Glover. Other evidence FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS breaking and entering at 5:42 toxicated. Police reported the suggests Taylor and Glov- Black Lives Matter protesters march in Louisville, calling for justice for p.m. Tuesday at 32 Shepard man was given a ride to Caller er were together in the Breonna Taylor. St. Street. same vehicle a month be- A report of a disturbance fore she was killed by po- in the vehicle. Glover soon lease of the les was “long portant to release the po- Theft at 4:43 a.m. Wednesday at lice gun re in her home left the home, got back in overdue.” lice investigation les as Sugar Cane Restaurant at on March 13. the car and drove off. “We think the public is quickly as possible, after A report of a robbery at 106 Main St. A caller report- In the jailhouse con- Taylor, a 26-year-old going to understand even making “necessary redac- 7:01 p.m. Tuesday at 21 Hen- ed a man was shouting and versation, Glover said he Louisville emergency more so why we’re so tions.” Much of the infor- ry Ave. slapping vehicles behind and Taylor had not “been medical tech studying to frustrated with how this A report of a motor vehicle mation in the les was Sugar Cane. Police reported around each other in over become a nurse, was shot investigation went down included in records from theft at 9:35 a.m. Wednesday the man was taken to Salem two months.” multiple times after be- and why there was no at 14 Curwin Circle. the grand jury proceed- Hospital for an evaluation. “I ain’t got nothing going ing roused from sleep by criminal accountability,” ings released last week, A report of a larceny at on with Bre no more,” he police at her door. The he said by phone. he said. 11:35 a.m. Wednesday at told a woman whose name warrant was approved as As for the investigative Vandalism “I urge all to be sensitive Glenwood and President was redacted from the re- part of a narcotics investi- accounts regarding Taylor that these les contain streets. A report of vandalism at port. gation, and no drugs were and Glover, he said: “You information and images 1:15 p.m. Tuesday at 4 Ever- But on Feb. 13, the evi- found at her home. don’t see anything in these Vandalism green Way. A caller reported a dence shows, a pole cam- The case has fueled na- les that denotes any sort that are traumatic and car’s passenger side window era showed Glover driving painful,” Fischer said in a A report of motor vehicle tionwide protests against of connection between the and mirror was smashed. a car registered to Taylor. release. vandalism at 10:47 a.m. police brutality and sys- two of them for the vast There are no suspects. He pulled up in front of The les included inves- Wednesday at 39 Newhall St. temic racism. When police majority of February and a residence and went in- came through the door us- March. So it still begs the tigative letters, interview SWAMPSCOTT side. A couple of minutes ing a battering ram, Tay- question, what made them transcripts, of cers’ body MARBLEHEAD later, Taylor got out of the lor’s boyfriend, Kenneth decide ... to go hit this camera videos, audio and Theft passenger side of the car, Walker, red once. (Taylor’s) house.” video les of interviews, Fraud looked around for a few Taylor family attorney Louisville Mayor Greg crime scene unit reports Fischer said it was im- A report of an unemploy- Caller reports seeing a seconds and then got back Sam Aguiar said the re- and search warrants. ment claim being led fraud- white male with gray hair take ulently in the caller’s at 12:46 owers from a gravesite on p.m. Tuesday. Capan Road at 1:37 p.m. A caller reports an inci- Ex-of cer charged in George Floyd’s Other dent of larceny from his boat moored in the harbor off of A caller reported nding a Fisherman’s Beach East at death freed on $1 million bond shotgun shell on Commercial 4:43 p.m. By Amy Forliti other of cers were red. wrote. ASSOCIATED PRESS Chauvin is charged with Floyd’s aunt, Angela RHODE ISLAND BRIEF second-degree murder, Harrelson, told FOX-9 MINNEAPOLIS — The third-degree murder and that she was still trying to former Minneapolis police manslaughter; Thomas process the news. drove her around the Suspect in abduction of of cer charged with mur- Lane, J. Kueng and Tou “It’s something that a 9-year-old girl held city, through a fast food der in the death of George Thao are charged with I’m not happy with. I’m drive-thru and into Floyd posted bail Wednes- without bail aiding and abetting both not pleased with it. But I Cranston before bringing day and was released from second-degree murder and know I have to accept it her back to the area from prison, leading Minneso- PROVIDENCE (AP) manslaughter. because this is what the which she was taken in ta’s governor to activate — A 9-year-old Rhode Upon news of Chauvin’s judge allowed to happen. less than an hour, police the National Guard to Island girl was snatched release, Gov. Tim Walz ... I know our family is not Chief Col. Hugh Clem- help keep the peace in the by an apparent stranger activated the National happy with this decision,” ents said. event of protests. just “milliseconds” after Guard to help local law Harrelson said. “It happened within sec- According to court doc- she got off her school enforcement. Walz said It was not immediate- onds, milliseconds, where uments, Derek Chauvin the Guard was mobilizing ly clear where Chauvin bus and started walk- she innocently stepped off posted a $1 million bond ing home, police said 100 soldiers and providing got the money to pay a bus, was walking home and was released from the equipment and facilities his bond. In Minneso- Wednesday. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and was scooped up,” he state’s facility in Oak Park “out of an abundance of ta, someone who posts Luis Martinez-Rome- said. Heights, where he had caution” in light of public Former Minneapolis bond is required to pay ro, 34, of Cranston, was Police on Tuesday been detained. Hennepin safety concerns. Walz said police of cer Derek 10 percent, in this case held without bail at his released surveillance County jail records show 100 state troopers and 75 Chauvin posted bail $100,000, to the bail bond arraignment on charges video that shows a person he was released shortly Department of Natural on Wednesday and company. Then, the com- of kidnapping of a minor running up from behind before 11:30 a.m. Resources conservation of- was released from pany and the defendant and second-degree sexual the girl and grabbing her, Floyd, a Black man in cers were also mobilized prison, according to work out an arrangement assault. He did not enter then carrying her to an handcuffs, died May 25 to help local authorities. court documents. for collateral to back all pleas and he was referred SUV. after Chauvin, who is Floyd family attorneys or part of the rest of the to the public defender’s Most children are ab- white, pressed his knee Ben Crump and Antonio dom while he awaits trial. bond amount, said Mike of ce. ducted by someone they against Floyd’s neck for Romanucci released a Brandt, a criminal de- In contrast, George Floyd The girl was abducted know, making the girl’s several minutes as Floyd statement saying Chau- fense attorney who is not at about 3 p.m. Monday in kidnapping unusual, said he couldn’t breathe. vin’s release “is a painful was denied due process, connected to the case. Providence. police said. Floyd’s death was cap- reminder” that the family when his life was end- A message left with the The suspect drove Martinez-Romero has tured in widely seen by- is far from getting justice. ed over a $20 bill. There company that posted the her to a remote loca- no known criminal record stander video that set “The system of due pro- was no charge, no arrest, bond, Allegheny Casualty tion where he parked in Rhode Island, police off protests around the cess worked for Chauvin no hearing, no bail. Just Company, was not imme- for a short time, then said. world. Chauvin and three and afforded him his free- execution,” the attorneys diately returned. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2020 LOOK! Alvin C. York Day, World Octopus Day, World Sight Day, Ombuds Day

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By Mark Kennedy debut album and then our world. You were the ASSOCIATED PRESS with the blockbuster Mozart of rock guitar. record “1984,” which con- Travel safe, rockstar,” NEW YORK — Eddie tains the classics “Jump,” Motley Crue’s Nikki Van Halen, the guitar “Panama” and “Hot for Sixx said on Twitter. virtuoso whose blinding Teacher.” Added Lenny Kravitz: speed, control and inno- Van Halen is among “Heaven will be electric vation propelled his band the top 20 best-selling tonight.” Van Halen into one of artists of all time, and the The members of Van hard rock’s biggest groups band was inducted into Halen — the two Van and became elevated to the Rock and Roll Hall Halen brothers, Eddie the status of rock god, has of Fame in 2007. Rolling and Alex; vocalist David died. He was 65. Stone magazine put Eddie Lee Roth; and bassist A person close to Van Van Halen at No. 8 in its Michael Anthony — Halen’s family confirmed list of the 100 greatest formed in 1974 in Pasade- the rocker died Tuesday guitarists. na, Calif. They were mem- due to cancer. The person Eddie Van Halen was bers of rival high school was not authorized to something of a musical bands and then attended publicly release details contradiction. He was an Pasadena City College to- in advance of an official autodidact who could play gether. They combined to announcement. almost any instrument, form the band Mammoth, “He was the best father but he couldn’t read mu- but then changed to Van I could ask for,” Van sic. He was a classically Halen after discovering Halen’s son Wolfgang trained pianist who also there was another band wrote in a social media created some of the most called Mammoth. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS post. “Every moment I’ve distinctive guitar riffs Their 1978 release “Van Eddie Van Halen plays the nal chord of “Jump” during the Van Halen shared with him on and in rock history. He was Halen” opened with a concert at the Continental Airlines Arena in East Rutherford, N,.J. off stage was a gift.” a Dutch immigrant who blistering “Runnin’ With With his distinct solos, was considered one of the the Devil” and then Eddie bird. The album also timetable — “Van Halen No. 2 on the Billboard Eddie Van Halen fueled greatest American guitar- Van Halen showed off his contained a cover of the II” (1979), “Women and 200 album charts (only the ultimate California ists of his generation. astonishing skills in the Kinks’ “You Really Got Children First” (1980), behind Michael Jackson’s party band and helped Honors came from the next song, “Eruption,” Me” and “Ain’t Talkin’ “Fair Warning” (1981) “Thriller”). Rolling Stone knock disco off the charts music world, from Len- a furious 1:42 minute ‘Bout Love.” and “Diver Down” (1982) ranked “1984” No. 81 on starting in the late 1970s ny Kravitz to Kenny guitar solo that swoops Van Halen released — until the monumen- its list of the 100 Great- with his band’s self-titled Chesney. “You changed and soars like a deranged albums on a yearly tal “1984,” which hit est Albums of the 1980s. Tasmanian devils roaming Australian mainland again

By Victoria Milko extinct in mainland Aus- to conservation efforts Radha ASSOCIATED PRESS tralia before the arrival came in the 1990s when of Europeans. Scientists a communicable cancer Blank in a JAKARTA, Indonesia scene from believe the introduction called devil facial tumor — Tasmanian devils, the of carnivorous dingoes, a disease — which passes “The Forty- carnivorous marsupials Year-Old surge in the indigenous between devils through whose feisty, frenzied human population, and their bites while mating Version.” eating habits won the an- a devastating dry season and causes large tumors imals cartoon fame, have cause by a prolonged El that prevent them from FILE PHOTO | returned to mainland ASSOCIATED PRESS Nino caused the devil to eating — reduced the pop- Australia for the first migrate to present-day ulation from some 140,000 time in some 3,000 years. Tasmania, said Universi- to as few as 20,000. REVIEW “Seeing those devils ty of Tasmania ecologist In response, researchers released into a wild Menna Jones. established an insurance landscape — it’s a really “I think any one of population of cancer-free A terrific debut in emotional moment,” said those three factors alone devils in wild-type en- Liz Gabriel, director of probably wouldn’t have closures in Australia’s conservation group Aussie caused extinction — but island state of Tasma- ‘The Forty-Year-Old Version’ Ark, which led the release the three of them together nia. But the releases in effort in partnership with likely caused the devil July and September are By Lindsey Bahr that she knows won’t lead and she’s surround- other conservation groups. to become extinct on the the first time the squat ASSOCIATED PRESS get made. She’s getting ed herself with an ace The 11 most recently mainland,” she said. mammals — all of which anxious and desperate supporting cast, including released devils began Devils have been have tested negative for Precociousness can to make a mark and the Kim, Birney and Oswin exploring their new home protected in Australia the contagious cancer — be a curse if adulthood somewhat recent death Benjamin as a big-heart- once they were freed since 1941, and conserva- have been released on the successes don’t live up to of her artist mother has ed music producer. from round, white cages tionists have worked to mainland in a protected your assumed potential. made getting motivated At its heart, “The Forty- at the nearly 1,000-acre bolster their populations wild landscape. And placement on one even more difficult. Year-Old Version” is a Barrington Tops wildlife for years, citing their im- Gabriel said Aussie Ark of those 30-Under-30 The play that she’s wry commentary about refuge in New South portance as top predators aims for devils eventually lists is just a cruel public working on is about a who gets to make art and Wales state, about 120 who can suppress inva- to live in non-protected reminder what (probably) Black couple living in which voices we celebrate, miles north of Sydney. sive species — like foxes areas in mainland Aus- should’ve been — espe- a gentrified Harlem. although you don’t exactly Tasmanian devils, and feral cats — and in tralia, with the hope the cially if you are nearing The local Black theater need a study to tell you which were once called turn protect smaller spe- devils will contribute to the end of your third cies and biodiversity. company won’t make it, so that Black women are Sarcophilus satanicus or keeping cat and fox popu- decade without much to she pressures her agent “Satanic flesh-lover,” went One of the biggest blows lations under control. show for it. This is the some of the least repre- and friend Archie (Peter sented voices in filmmak- situation a New York Y. Kim) to look for other playwright finds herself ing. This is exactly why options. It lands her an Blank chose the title she in in “ The Forty-Year-Old audience with a respect- did. It’s not an accident Version,” a quick-witted ed producer J. Whitman that “The Forty-Year-Old and lively debut from (Reed Birney), who Version” sounds like an- writer, director, producer has the money and the other famous movie title. and star Radha Blank. connections but also only It won her a directing seems to produce Black She meant to appropriate award at the Sundance “poverty porn” plays for Judd Apatow’s “The Film Festival and is com- white audiences. 40-Year-Old-Virgin,” made ing to the masses Friday Her conflict over by a filmmaker who loves via Netflix. whether to make an a long comedy about a Blank plays a semi-fic- inauthentic play the way protagonist (usually a tionalized version of Whitman would want white man) just “figuring herself in this beautiful- (more white people, more it out.” It’s not meant to ly, classically New York about gentrification, more be mean to Apatow or film, which is shot in Black stereotypes) or to his film and the specific crisp black and white. use her voice elsewhere connections end there, but The 30-Under-30 play- (she tries rapping about the Apatowian genre is writing award sits in her her life) propels the film. one that not many others small Harlem apartment The journey is filled with get to make. She even taunting her as she goes funny and cringey mo- decided that hers would through the motions of ments as she attempts to be as long as his, which FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS her life teaching drama to find herself and her voice. may have been her only rowdy high schoolers and Blank is an excellent, mistake, but it’s a funny Big John the Tasmanian devil growls from the con nes of his tree house as toiling away at projects empathetic and hilarious gesture nonetheless. he makes his rst appearance at the Wild Life Sydney Zoo in Sydney. WEATHER LOTTERY

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By Andrew Taylor demic unemployment ben- to go along with any mea- aid passed by overwhelm- and Aamer Madhani ets. His tweets seemed to sure that topped $1 tril- ing margins as the econo- ASSOCIATED PRESS move the nancial mar- lion, and GOP aides had my went into lockdown in kets into positive territory, been privately dismis- March. After that, Trump WASHINGTON — Pres- though it was far from cer- sive of the prospects for and many of his GOP al- ident Donald Trump on tain whether they would a deal. Any Pelosi-spon- lies focused on loosening Wednesday tried to sal- impress voters demanding sored agreement of close social and economic re- vage a few priority items more relief. to $2 trillion raised the strictions as the key to lost in the rubble of He called on Congress to potential of a GOP revolt recovery instead of more COVID-19 relief talks that send him a “Stand Alone if such a plan came to a taxpayer-funded help. he himself blew up, press- Bill for Stimulus Checks vote. Still, the decision to halt ing for $1,200 stimulus ($1,200)” — a reference Pelosi and Mnuchin talk- negotiations now could be checks and new aid for air- to a preelection batch of ed brie y on Wednesday politically perilous. While lines and other businesses direct payments to most morning about the chanc- the stock market has hard hit by the pandemic. Americans that had been es for a stand-alone airline clawed much of its way But it’s not clear whether a central piece of negotia- rescue, Pelosi spokesman back after cratering in the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS he can undo the self-in- tions between Pelosi and Drew Hammill tweeted. early weeks of the crisis, icted political damage so the White House. President Donald Trump waves from the Blue Pelosi directed Mnuchin unemployment stands at close to the election. “I am ready to sign right Room Balcony upon returning to the White to a measure she had at- 7.9 percent, and the near- In a barrage of tweets, now. Are you listening House Monday. tempted to pass on Friday ly 11 million jobs that re- Trump pressed for pas- Nancy?” Trump said on on short notice under fast- main lost since the start of sage of these chunks of Twitter Tuesday evening. si-Mnuchin deal probably direct aid payments. track procedures, but only the pandemic exceed the assistance, an about-face He also urged Congress would have received from The unexpected turn after Democrats made a number that the nation from his abrupt and puz- to immediately approve his GOP allies in Con- could be a blow to Trump’s number of changes Repub- shed during the entire zling move on Tuesday af- $25 billion for airlines and gress. reelection prospects and licans did not like. 2008-09 Great Recession. ternoon to abandon talks $135 billion for the Pay- “It became very obvi- comes as his administra- The talks have been The economy has recov- with a longtime rival, check Protection Program ous over the last couple of tion and campaign are in troubled from their start ered more quickly than House Speaker Nancy Pe- to help small businesses. days that a comprehensive turmoil. Trump is quar- in July and never ap- most economists had ex- losi. The California Dem- The stock market fell bill was just going to get antining in the White peared to close in on an pected, largely because of ocrat has rejected such precipitously after Trump to a point where it didn’t House with a case of the agreement both sides the aid Congress approved piecemeal entreaties all pulled the plug on the have really much Republi- coronavirus, and the lat- could embrace. in a $2 trillion package in along. talks but was recovering can support at all,” White est batch of opinion polls Pelosi had been demand- March. The $1,200 stimu- Trump’s tweets amount- Wednesday after he oat- House chief of staff Mark shows him signicant- ing a host of Democratic lus checks, supplemental ed to him demanding ed the idea of piecemeal Meadows said Wednes- ly behind Democrat Joe priorities on food aid, un- $600 unemployment bene- his way in negotiations aid. day on Fox News. “It was Biden with the election employment benets, help ts each week, and aid to that he himself had end- Trump’s decision to scut- more of a Democrat-led four weeks away. for renters and homeown- small businesses boosted ed. Trump, who absorbed tle talks between Treasury bill, which would have Trump’s withdrawal ers, and aid to state and household incomes and much political heat for Secretary Steven Mnuchin been problematic, more so from the talks came im- local governments. Repub- enabled many low-income abandoning the talks, is and Pelosi came after the in the Senate than in the mediately after he spoke licans charged she was Americans to pay bills and the steward of an economy president was briefed on House.” with the GOP leaders in dragging the talks to deny rent and maintain their whose continued recovery the landscape for the ne- Pelosi told reporters that Congress, Many Republi- Trump a political victory overall spending, accord- may hinge on signicant gotiations — and on the “all the president wants is can senators had signaled before the Nov. 3 election. ing to data from Opportu- new steps such as pan- blowback that any Pelo- his name on a check” for they would not be willing Early rounds of virus nity Insights. Google, Oracle meet in copyright clash at Supreme Court

By Jessica Gresko jected Oracle’s copyright ASSOCIATED PRESS claim, but that ruling WASHINGTON — was overturned on ap- Supreme Court jus- peal. A jury then sided tices discussed restau- with Google, calling its rant menus, computer copying “fair use,” but keyboards, songs and an appeals court dis- even the periodic table agreed. Wednesday in trying to resolve a copyright dis- Because of the death PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pute between tech gi- of Justice Ruth Bad- Government agencies have issued a series of advisories in recent weeks aimed at warning voters ants Google and Oracle. er Ginsburg, only eight about problems that could surface in the election — as well as steps Americans can take to count- The justices were hear- justices are hearing the er the foreign interference threat. ing arguments Wednes- case, and they’re doing day in a dispute that is so by phone because of worth billions and im- the coronavirus pan- portant to the future of Voter beware: U.S. tells public how software. It wasn’t clear demic. The questions for how the justices would the court are whether rule, but some of the the 1976 Copyright Act to avoid election mischief justices seemed at least protects what Google concerned about what a copied, and, even if it al process to cyberattacks bersecurity and Infrastruc- ports to have legitimate vot- ruling for Oracle could By Eric Tucker and does, whether what Goo- Ben Fox targeting election infra- ture Security Agency: ing information or results mean. ASSOCIATED PRESS structure. Taken together, It’s not hard to set up a could trick people who visit The case before the gle did is still permitted. the advisories make clear fake, or spoofed, email ac- the page into thinking that justices has to do with Oracle, for its part, WASHINGTON — The that American agencies are count or website to closely what they’re reading is an Google’s creation of the says the case is simple. FBI and the Department tracking a broad range of resemble a legitimate one. authentic, trustworthy gov- Android operating sys- “This case is about of Homeland Security’s cy- tem now used on the bersecurity agency have is- potential threats that they That’s precisely what the ernment source. theft,” Oracle’s chief believe voters should know FBI and CISA are warn- Besides spreading false vast majority of smart- Washington lobbyist, sued a series of advisories phones worldwide. Goo- about — not just for trans- ing may take place to trick information, ofcials say, Ken Glueck, said in a in recent weeks aimed at gle says that to create warning voters about prob- parency’s sake but also so Americans during the elec- such spoofed websites and telephone interview voters can be prepared. tion. email accounts can gather Android, which was re- lems that could surface in ahead of argument. He The warnings come even Cybercriminals routinely personally identiable in- leased in 2007, it wrote the election — as well as millions of lines of new compared what Google steps Americans can take to though U.S. ofcials as re- forge websites with slight formation and spread mali- cently as Tuesday expressed misspellings or other bare- cious software. computer code. But it did to plagiarizing from counter the foreign interfer- also used 11,330 lines condence in the integrity ly perceptible alterations to One precaution voters can someone else’s speech. ence threat. of code and an organiza- of the vote despite repeated dupe internet users. take, ofcials say, is to verify When you plagiarize The issues identied in tion that’s part of Ora- efforts by President Donald In the context of an elec- the spelling of websites and the public service announce- cle’s Java platform. one line from a speech, Trump to denigrate it. ments run the gamut from tion, for instance, a bogus email addresses that may at Google has defended he said: “That’s a pla- the spread of online disin- Some of the announce- website ending in “.com” rst glance look legitimate its actions, saying what giarized speech. Nobody formation about the elector- ments from the FBI and Cy- instead of “.gov” that pur- but are actually not. it did is long-settled, says, ‘Oh, well, it was common practice in the just one line.’” industry, a practice that But Google’s Kent Appeals court: Trump must turn has been good for techni- cal progress. But Oracle Walker, the company’s says Google “committed chief legal officer, said over taxes to prosecutor an egregious act of pla- in an interview that giarism” and sued, seek- Google wrote “every line By Larry Neumeister court. Vance is seeking more Trump’s arguments that ing more than $8 billion. of code we possibly could ASSOCIATED PRESS In August, a district than eight years of the he can’t even be investi- Chief Justice John ourselves.” Roberts expressed some court judge had reject- Republican president’s gated, let alone charged “No one’s ever claimed NEW YORK — Presi- ed their renewed efforts personal and corporate with any crime, while he skepticism, telling Or- copyright over software dent Donald Trump’s ac- to invalidate a subpoena tax records, but has dis- is in ofce. But the court acle lawyer Joshua countant must turn over that the ofce of Man- closed little about what said Trump can challenge Rosenkranz to imagine interfaces, but that’s his tax records to a New hattan District Attorney prompted him to request the subpoena on other opening a new restau- what Oracle is claiming York state prosecutor, Cyrus Vance Jr. issued to the records. In one recent grounds, like anyone else rant and creating a now,” Walker said. an appeals court ruled Trump’s accounting rm court ling, Vance’s law- who receives a subpoena. menu. Microsoft, IBM and Wednesday in a decision last year. yers have said he was jus- The likelihood that the “Of course you’re going major internet and that likely sets up a sec- Part of Vance’s probe tied in demanding them taxes would be released to have, you know, ap- tech industry lobbying ond trip to the U.S. Su- pertains to an investi- because of public reports was unlikely to be re- petizers first, then en- preme Court over the is- gation related to payoffs of “extensive and protract- solved before the Novem- trees and then desserts. groups have weighed in sue. to two women — porn ed criminal conduct at the ber election, especially Now you shouldn’t have — in favor of Google. The 2nd U.S. Circuit actress Stormy Daniels Trump Organization.” since the high court is to worry about wheth- The Trump adminis- Court of Appeals in Man- and model Karen McDou- A Justice Department down to eight justices er that organization is tration, the Motion Pic- hattan said in a written gal — to keep them quiet spokesperson said the de- after the death of Ruth copyrighted,” Roberts ture Association and the decision that a stay of during the 2016 presiden- partment was reviewing Bader Ginsburg. And any said. Recording Industry As- a lower-court decision tial campaign about al- the ruling. release would not result The case has been go- will remain in effect so leged extramarital affairs The Supreme Court in in immediate public dis- ing on for a decade. Goo- sociation of America are Trump’s lawyers can ap- with Trump. Trump has July ruled 7-2 against closures, since grand jury gle won the first round among those supporting peal the ruling to the high denied the affairs. the president, rejecting proceedings are secret. when a trial court re- Oracle. A8 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2020

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The virtual LGBTQ and Massachusetts Breast dance highlights include Cancer Coalition (MBCC) the MBCC Environmental is hosting its 23rd Annual Activist award presented LGBTQ+ Dance: Party for to Lily Tomlin; music from Prevention virtually this DJ Shelly Cullen; guest year on Saturday, Oct. 24, Comedian Karen Williams; 7-9 p.m. dance lessons with Liz Na- The event will feature nia from OUT to Dance - a guest appearance and learn to dance the cha-cha, award presentation to rumba, salsa, or meren- long-time environmental activist, comedian, and gue - no partner needed actress Lily Tomlin, mu- and online auction for the sic from DJ Shelly Cullen, event Oct. 17-24, 8 p.m. guest Comedian Karen To learn more about Williams, and dance les- registration options or sons with OUT to Dance’s to make a pledge, please Liz Nania. visit the MBCC website Cheryl Osimo, MBCC’s at www.mbcc.org or by Comedian Lily Tom- calling1-800-649-MBCC Executive Director, said, lin is seen by the state “We are proud and grate- (6222). breast cancer coali- ful to all of the talented Massachusetts Breast MBCC friends who will tion as a humanitari- Cancer Coalition is the help us raise funds toward an. state's leading breast can- MBCC’s focus on cancer cer organization dedicated is thrilling news.” This prevention on Oct. 24. Ul- to preventing the environ- timately these individu- award will be acknowledg- mental causes of breast als along with all MBCC ing Lily Tomlin’s passion cancer through commu- dance supporters are help- and work on many envi- nity education, research ing us to make the world ronmental issues. advocacy, and changes to a better place for our chil- “Lily Tomlin will go public policy. dren, grandchildren, and down in history as one of future generations. the greatest activists, if PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO "We feel honored to be not the greatest activist, Did you know? The Lynn eld Pioneers high school sports teams host their annu- presenting the MBCC of all time in helping us al breast cancer fundraiser game last week. åEnvironmental Activist make the world a better award to actress, comedi- place for all who live on an, and humanitarian Lily this earth.” Tomlin. 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By Mike Alongi Enos. “Missing ve start- The game was a score- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ers is a tough thing to less draw for 78 minutes overcome, and to have of game time, until Fen- Despite being down ve freshmen step in wick earned an indirect ve starters due to inju- and pick up the slack is a kick in the offensive zone ry Wednesday evening, big ask from me. But the with two minutes left. the Bishop Fenwick boys guys really came through Due to the new rules that soccer team stepped up and played well to get us deem corner kicks illegal to the challenge and put the win.” unless the ball is rst together a scrappy 1-0 A number of players kicked across the ground, victory over non-confer- stepped up to deliver the ball found a few Fen- ence foe Central Catholic the victory for Fenwick, wick feet before the ball at Donaldson Stadium. including Andrews, goal- was launched into the It was Jack Andrews keeper Liam Foley, Aidan box. Andrews, in a mo- who scored the winning Dwyer, Tyler Mullen and ment of great awareness, goal for the Crusaders, Ryan Noci. got his body in position scoring on an impressive “We had so many guys and redirected the ball back-heel kick with just step into critical posi- off the back of his heel two minutes to play in tions and make plays for and into the net for the the game. us,” said Enos. “To see game-winning goal. “It was an incredibly those guys step up and exciting game and it play the kinds of games CRUSADERS, B2 was a hard-fought win,” they played, it was spe- said Fenwick coach Tony cial to watch.”

ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Bishop Fenwick player Katie Dunn battles for the ball during the Cru- saders 2-1 win over Central Catholic at Donaldson Field Wednesday. Defense key for Fenwick girls in win over Central Catholic

By Mike Alongi Katie Dunn had one the one bad play where ITEM SPORTS EDITOR goal and one assist for we let up that goal.” the Crusaders, while Fenwick came out PEABODY — Behind Molly Jenkins scored one strong and pushed the a strong defensive ef- goal and Isabella DelVec- pace early, setting up a fort Wednesday night, chio had one assist. Lea number of opportuni- the Bishop Fenwick girls Bettencourt played well ties in the offensive end soccer team earned a on the defensive end in the opening minutes. 2-1 victory over Central and goalkeeper Claudia Unfortunately, an on- Catholic in a non-confer- Keith was stout in net all field lapse by the Cru- ence matchup at Donald- game long. saders led to a fastbreak son Stadium. “We had contributions “We came out strong for Central Catholic and at all levels (Wednes- resulted in a goal, put- and we were playing day),” said Flaherty. “We ting Fenwick behind 1-0 well from the start,” said got some strong posses- with about two minutes Fenwick coach Steve sions on offense, we were Flaherty. “We gave up solid in the midfield and to play in the first quar- ter. ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO one goal from a lapse in we played really well on judgement on the field the back end. Our goal- Bishop Fenwick player Ryan Noci drives the ball down the eld but for the most part tending was also solid FENWICK, B2 during the Crusaders 1-0 win over Central Catholic at Donaldson we played a really solid and so was our deci- Field Wednesday. game out there.” sion-making outside of St. John’s Prep Gilmore tests golf win shortened positive, Pats match to remain cancel practice By Kyle Hightower the day off Tuesday, unbeaten ASSOCIATED PRESS meaning that Friday could be their only FOXBOROUGH — practice this week if points. Peter Pagliuca (28 The New England Pa- SCHOOL ROUNDUP points), Sean Mathers (26 the game proceeds triots canceled practic- as planned. Play- points), Andrew Luciano es for Wednesday and By Mike Alongi (25 points) and Andrew ers and coaches will ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Thursday after corner- conduct meetings re- Potter (20 points) also back Stephon Gilmore motely Thursday. Pa- Rain may have short- played well in the loss. became the third play- triots coach Bill Be- ened the match, but it St. Mary’s (1-4) is back er on the team in five lichick’s scheduled didn’t matter for the St. in action Saturday after- days to test positive session Wednesday John’s Prep golf team noon (3:30) on the road for the coronavirus. with reporters was in a win over St. John’s against Bishop Fenwick at In a statement post- also pushed back until (Shrewsbury), 3-6. All The Meadow at Peabody ed on Twitter, Gilm- Thursday. players in the match made Golf Course. ore acknowledged his it through ve holes be- Swampscott 43, positive test for the Starting quarterback fore a severe thunder- Marblehead 29 virus, but said he re- Cam Newton missed storm forced the end of the The Big Blue took seven mains asymptomatic New England’s loss at match. of eight matches en route and “will take this as Kansas City on Mon- Aidan LeBlanc led the to victory on a windy day it comes.” day night after a pos- way for the Eagles after at Tedesco Country Club. The Patriots put itive COVID-19 test shooting 1-under, while Winners for Swampscott Gilmore on the re- and was added to the Alex Landry and Ian Ro- were Danny DiLisio in the ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO serve/COVID-19 list reserve list Saturday. urke each shot even-par. No. 1 spot (5.5-3.5), Aidan Aidan LeBlanc shot a 1-under to help lead the on Wednesday. Practice squad player Brendan O’Holleran and Graciale in the No. 2 spot Eagles to a win over St. John’s (Shrewsbury) “I don’t know what to Bill Murray joined him Terry Manning each shot (6-3), Lou Spellios in the Wednesday. expect, but my spirt is on the list Tuesday. 1-over, while Brandon Far- No. 3 spot (7-2), Nate Stern high because of God,” Newton’s positive rin shot 2-over. in the No. 4 spot (5-4), Will Gilmore wrote. “I’ve test prompted the NFL Magicians after shooting against Austin Prep at The Prep (5-0) takes Roddy at No. 6 (5-4), Bren- followed every proto- to postpone New En- on Malden Catholic next dan Sheehan at No. 7 (6.5- 6-over on the day. Hillview Golf Course. col, yet it happened to gland’s game with the Tuesday (3) at Mount 2.5) and Connor Correnti Marblehead (0-1) will GIRLS SOCCER me. Please take this Chiefs by a day. Hood Golf Course. at No. 8 (5-4). DiLisio and host Beverly back at Te- Archbishop Williams 7, seriously. The ‘Gilly Newton tweeted GOLF Graciale both shot 2-over desco on Thursday (3). St. Mary’s 0 Lock’ is going to sit a picture of himself Austin Prep 186, on the day, while Spellios Bishop Fenwick 196, The Spartans dropped down until the med- Wednesday morn- St. Mary’s 182 shot 3-over. Cardinal Spellman 142 to 2-1 with the road loss ical professionals let ing wearing a mask, Despite some strong per- Swampscott (2-2) travels The Crusaders had Wednesday. me know it’s best to along with the caption: four players earn 30 or formances at the top of the to The Meadow at Peabody “We came out really  at, continue normal activ- “WEAR YOUR MASK. more points Wednesday, KEEP YOUR DIS- lineup and one under-par Golf Course Thursday and it’s my fault when the ity. Your well wishes score, the Spartans still (3:30) to take on Peabody. led by Brendan Bloom’s TANCE.” team plays that way,” said and prayers mean the came up just short in a loss Freshman Scott Camp- 32 points. Cade Buckley, world to me and my Whether Newton Spartans coach Jim Foley. at Hillview Golf Course. bell was the lone winner Gavin Belt and Tony No- family.” or Gilmore could be Aidan Emmerich shot on the day for Marble- vak each had 30 points in “I have to do a better job of For now the Patriots available on Sunday 1-under on the day to earn head, taking his match the win. getting us ready to play.” are still scheduled to depends on wheth- 38 points for St. Mary’s, 6-3 in the No. 5 spot. Ben Fenwick (4-1) is right St. Mary’s plays on the host the Denver Bron- er they were showing while Luke Smith shot Weed and Matt Weed were back in action Thursday road at Bishop Stang Sat- cos on Sunday. symptoms at the time 1-over and earned 34 the two medalists for the (3) with a road match urday (12). Patriots players had of their positive tests. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE THURSDAY Malden Catholic at St. John’s Prep Girls Soccer (5) Peabody at Salem (4) Field Hockey Lynnfield at Manchester-Essex (6) North Reading at Lynnfield (4:15) Boys Soccer Golf St. Mary’s at Archbishop Williams (4) Swampscott at Salem (3) Manchester-Essex at Lynnfield (7) SATURDAY Field Hockey Girls Soccer Bishop Fenwick at Bishop Feehan Bishop Fenwick at Matignon (10) (3:30) St. Mary’s at Bishop Stang (12) Marblehead at Beverly (4) Lynnfield at North Reading (2) Manchester-Essex at Lynnfield (4:15) Boys Soccer Volleyball St. Mary’s at Bishop Stang (10) St. Mary’s at Archbishop Williams (5) Matignon at Bishop Fenwick (12) Golf North Reading at Lynnfield (2) Bishop Fenwick at Austin Prep (2:30) Field Hockey Manchester-Essex at Lynnfield (3:30) St. Mary’s at Bishop Stang (11) Swampscott at Peabody (3:30) Volleyball Beverly at Marblehead (4) Archbishop Williams at Bishop Fen- Cross Country wick (12:30) Lynnfield at Georgetown (3:30) St. Mary’s at Bishop Stang (12:15) FRIDAY Golf Girls Soccer St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (3:30) Beverly at Marblehead (4) Cross Country Masconomet at Swampscott (4) Gloucester at Peabody (8) Matignon at Bishop Fenwick (9) Boys Soccer Marblehead at Salem (10) Cardinal Spellman at Bishop Fenwick (3:30) SUNDAY Marblehead at Beverly (4) Golf Swampscott at Masconomet (4) Cardinal Spellman at Bishop Fenwick Salem at Peabody (4) (3:30)

TV/RADIO ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Baseball 2:08 p.m...... Atlanta at Miami ...... FS1 Bishop Fenwick goalie Claudia Keith dives to block a shot on goal during the Crusaders 2-1 win 3:35 p.m...... Oakland at Houston ...... TBS over Central Catholic Wednesday at Donaldson Field. 7:10 p.m...... Tampa Bay at NY Yankees ...... TBS 9:08 p.m...... LA Dodgers at San Diego ...... MLB Network College football 7:30 p.m...... Tulane at Houston ...... ESPN Pro football Defensive effort lifts Fenwick girls 8:20 p.m...... Tampa Bay at Chicago ...... Amazon, Fox, NFL Network Golf 6:30 a.m...... European Tour: BMW PGA Championship ...... Golf 1 p.m...... LPGA Tour: KPMG Women’s PGA Championship ...... Golf 5 p.m...... PGA Tour: Shriners Hospitals For Children Open ...... Golf soccer to win over Central Catholic Men’s soccer 2:30 p.m...... UEFA Euro 2020 Qualifying Soccer: Serbia at Norway ....ESPN2 Men’s college volleyball FENWICK Dunn set up Jenkins for a move to stop the shot and Matignon Saturday morn- 7 p.m...... Oklahoma at Baylor ...... ESPNU From B1 pretty lob-shot goal to give keep the Crusaders ahead. ing (10). Fenwick the lead for good. The save was a tone-setter “We just need to keep Central had a golden op- for Fenwick and that mo- NFL But Fenwick came right building and keep rolling back with some offen- portunity to tie the game mentum propeled them all in the third quarter after the way to the win. with the punches in terms AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE sive punch of its own in getting awarded a penal- “(Keith) is experienced, of how the referees call the East East the second quarter. Less W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA ty kick after Fenwick was she’s been in those situa- game,” said Flaherty. “It’s Buffalo 4 0 0 1.000 123 100 Philadelphia 1 2 1 .250 84 107 than seven minutes into NE 2 2 0 .500 97 92 Dallas 1 3 0 .250 126 146 called for a hand ball in tions before and we trust tough to make all these Miami 1 3 0 .250 93 96 Washington 1 3 0 .250 79 112 the frame, Dunn took a the box. Central Catholic her there,” said Flaherty. new calls out there, but N.Y. Jets 0 4 0 .000 65 131 N.Y. Giants 0 4 0 .000 47 96 pass from DelVecchio and senior Claudia Porto was “That save was a huge mo- South South just have to roll with it W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA broke free to tie the game chosen to take the kick ment in the game for us.” Tennessee 3 0 0 1.000 80 74 Tampa Bay 3 1 0 .750 120 92 up at 1-1. against Keith, and Keith Next up for Fenwick (2- and try to do the best we Indianapolis 3 1 0 .750 103 56 Carolina 2 2 0 .500 99 102 Jacksonville 1 3 0 .250 95 117 NO 2 2 0 .500 123 123 About ve minutes later, was able to make the right 1-0) is a matchup with can.” Houston 0 4 0 .000 80 126 Atlanta 0 4 0 .000 106 138 North North W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Pittsburgh 3 0 0 1.000 80 58 Green Bay 4 0 0 1.000 152 101 Baltimore 3 1 0 .750 122 73 Chicago 3 1 0 .750 85 81 Shorthanded Cleveland 3 1 0 .750 124 126 Detroit 1 3 0 .250 99 127 Cincinnati 1 2 1 .250 99 99 Minnesota 1 3 0 .250 106 125 West West W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Kansas City 4 0 0 1.000 117 70 Seattle 4 0 0 1.000 142 109 Crusaders notch Las Vegas 2 2 0 .500 111 120 L.A. Rams 3 1 0 .750 106 80 Denver 1 3 0 .250 82 98 Arizona 2 2 0 .500 98 92 LAC 1 3 0 .250 83 95 San Fran 2 2 0 .500 107 71 Thursday’s Games Jacksonville at Houston, 1 p.m. late goal to beat Tampa Bay at Chicago, 8:20 p.m. Miami at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Sunday’s Games N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. Cincinnati at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Denver at New England, 4:25 p.m. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Indianapolis at Cleveland, 4:25 p.m. Carolina at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Minnesota at Seattle, 8:20 p.m. Central Catholic Las Vegas at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Byes: Detroit, Green Bay L.A. Rams at Washington, 1 p.m. Monday’s Games CRUSADERS really been working on is Buffalo at Tennessee, 1 p.m. L.A. Chargers at New Orleans, 8:15 From B1 possession, and it’s a big Arizona at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. p.m. part of our success when “It was just a great piece we are playing well,” said MLB POSTSEASON of awareness by Jack and Enos. he really capitalized,” said WEDNESDAY (Montgomery 2-3), 7:10 p.m. Up next for Fenwick (2- Enos. “That’s something Tampa Bay (Morton 2-2) vs. New York Oakland vs. Houston, 3:35 p.m. 0-1) is a road game against we’ve been practicing in Yankees (Tanaka 3-3), 7:10 p.m., Los Angeles Dodgers vs. San Diego, Bishop Feehan Saturday series tied 1-1. terms of how to play these 9:08 p.m. (MLB) afternoon (4). Oakland (Luzardo 3-2) vs. Houston indirect kicks, and we re- (Urquidy 1-1), 3:35 p.m., Houston Atlanta (Wright 2-4) vs. Miami (Sán- “The best part about ally cashed in on that op- (Wednesday) was that leads series 2-0. chez 3-2), 2:08 p.m. (FS1) portunity.” San Diego (Davies 7-4) vs. Los Ange- even though we had ve FRIDAY One of the big differenc- les Dodgers (Kershaw 6-2), 9:08 guys out with injuries, p.m. (FS1), Los Angeles leads series es in the game was the New York Yankees vs. Tampa Bay, they were all here sup- 1-0. 7:10 p.m. way that Fenwick domi- Miami (López 6-4) vs. Atlanta (Ander- porting the guys in their Houston vs. Oakland, 3:35 p.m. nated possession despite son 3-2), 2:08 p.m. (MLB), Atlanta not getting a ton of scoring place,” said Enos. “This is leads series 1-0. Los Angeles Dodgers vs. San Diego, a team that plays togeth- 9:08 p.m. (FS1) opportunities. The simple THURSDAY act of keep-away was able er, steps up for each other ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Tampa Bay vs. New York Yankees Atlanta vs. Miami, 2:08 p.m. (FS1) and holds each other ac- to stop Central Catholic Fenwick goalie Liam Foley controls the ball countable. It seems to be from gaining any type of during his shutout win over Central Catholic NBA FINALS a really good formula for momentum. at Donaldson Field Wednesday. TUESDAY SUNDAY “One of the things we’ve success so far.” L.A. Lakers 102, Miami 96, Lakers x-L.A. Lakers vs. Miami, 7:30 p.m. lead series 3-1 FRIDAY TUESDAY Miami vs. L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m. x-Miami vs. L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m. A moment of rest with Lakers

TODAY IN SPORTS Oct. 8 Capitals post a 6-3 victory over the on the brink of NBA title 1933 — Cliff Battles of the Boston New York Islanders. Redskins becomes the first NFL play- 2005 — Baylor wins a Big 12 road By Tim Reynolds Maybe sooner. James’ games taking place in a sev- clear — doubtful is proba- er to gain more than 200 yards rush- game for the first time in the ASSOCIATED PRESS teams — two in Miami, one en-day span. bly the best word — if point ing with 215 yards in a 21-20 win league’s 10-year history, beating Iowa in Cleveland — are 3-0 in - “Our guys love competi- guard Goran Dragic can over the New York Giants. State 23-13. The Bears had been LAKE BUENA VISTA, 1949 — Walt Pastuszak has five of nals games when they stand tion and love the challenge,” play anytime soon because 0-37 on the road in the Big 12 Con- Fla. — Los Angeles Lakers a win away from a champi- Heat coach Erik Spoelstra Brown’s 11 interceptions in a 46-0 ference. forward LeBron James got of the torn plantar fascia in rout of Rhode Island. onship. All-time, his teams said. “We are here for a pur- 2006 — Randy Moss’ 22-yard TD back to his hotel suite after his left foot. But getting All- 1950 — Bill Grimes of the Green catch between two defenders 51 are 38-10 in games where pose. We never expected this Bay Packers gains 167 yards on 10 Star center Bam Adebayo seconds before halftime is the Oak- Game 4 of the NBA Finals carries in a 44-31 loss to the New they have closeout chances. to be easy. We’ll just rest and land receiver’s 100th touchdown early Wednesday morning. back from a neck injury for York Yankees. Clearly, James doesn’t like recover. I think everybody reception. He’s becomes the seventh At 6:30 a.m., he was already Game 4 was a plus, though 1956 — Don Larsen of the New York to wait when the chance could probably use that a lit- receiver in NFL history with 100 TD tweeting out images to an- he confessed he’s not 100 Yankees pitches the only perfect comes to clinch a series. tle bit. Recalibrate, get back game in World Series history, a 2-0 catches. nounce to his 47.6 million percent. triumph over Brooklyn. 2011 — Howard scores all its points “They are going to make to work on Thursday.” in the fourth quarter, including 16 in followers that he was wide- “I feel like collectively we 1966 — Jerry DePoyster of Wyoming awake. adjustments. We got to be Miami’s Jimmy Butler has becomes the first player in college the final 1:27 to beat 29-28 Florida prepared for it,” Lakers for- played more minutes than all need two days off,” Ade- A&M. Parker Munoz caps the improb- When the season’s over, football history to hit three field ward Anthony Davis said anyone in the series, averag- bayo said. “It’s not just me, goals of 50 yards or more in a single able comeback by hitting a 21-yard he’ll sleep plenty. it’s not just Goran, but we game. DePoyster connects on two field goal with 4 seconds left follow- Until then, his cycle is go- of the Heat, who are facing ing nearly 42 per game. The 54-yard tries and a 52-yard attempt ing FAMU’s Damien Fleming fumble ing to be a total mess. an elimination game for the Heat have been barely able all need a couple days just to as the Cowboys beat Utah 40-7. on the 28-yard line. Like it or not, the NBA rst time in these playoffs. to take him out; Butler has readjust, realign, get some 1961 — Green Bay’s Paul Hornung 2015 — Tampa Bay’s Jason Garrison “We’re going to make ad- logged 45, 45 and 43 min- fresh air and get back to the scores 33 points, with four touch- scores his second goal of the game Finals are on hiatus until downs, six extra points and a field at 2:17 of the extra period to lead Friday — the rst two-day justments. It’s going to be utes in his last three games, drawing board.” goal, to lead the Packers to a 45-7 the Lightning past the Philadelphia break in this series between a big two days for us. Come respectively — numbers From the Heat perspec- rout of the Baltimore Colts. Flyers in the first 3-on-3 overtime the Lakers and Miami Heat. out Game 5 and hopefully nobody else in these nals tive, that is indeed the case. 1977 — Seventh-ranked No. 7 Ala- game in NHL history. Tampa Bay’s bama beats No. 1 Southern Cal When Game 5 happens, the nish it off.” have reached even once. For the Lakers, the wait- Ben Bishop denies a pair of penalty Game 4 on Tuesday night He isn’t willing to show 21-20 in Los Angeles. USC fullback shot attempts — by Claude Giroux in Lakers will enter with a 3-1 ing may be the hardest Lynn Cain scores with 38 seconds the first period and Scott Laughton series lead and on the brink was the rst grind-it-out fatigue. remaining but the two-point attempt part. The chance at the in overtime. Bishop is the fifth goal- matchup of this series; the “Our con dence ain’t go- fails. of their 17th NBA champi- franchise’s rst title in 10 tender in history to face multiple 1992 — Doug Smail scores a pair of onship. Lakers won 102-96, both ing nowhere,” Butler said. penalty shots in the same game as years is looming, and James goals as the expansion Ottawa Sena- “For me, I mean, at this teams nishing the game “It’s going to stay high, I’m well as the first to face a penalty — who has great respect for tors rock the Montreal Canadiens 5-3 point in the season, I don’t with a series-low in scoring going to make sure that it — the first regular-season NHL game shot in overtime. Spoelstra, his former Miami care about rest,” James said. and Miami shooting a se- stays high, because it’s go- by an Ottawa franchise in 58 years. 2016 — Will Worth and Navy stuns coach — is certain that the 1993 — The Anaheim Mighty Ducks, No. 6 Houston, romping to a 46-40 “I really don’t. I don’t care ries-low 42.7 percent from ing to have to be at an all- before 17,174 at the Arrowhead victory. Worth runs for 115 yards and about sleep. I don’t care the oor. Some of that could time high to get this next Heat won’t go out easily. Pond, lose 7-2 to the Detroit Red throws two scoring passes for the about resting throughout simply be defenses catch- win.” “I know Spo going into Wings in their first NHL game. Midshipmen. Navy hadn’t beaten a ing up with offenses, but it The Heat could use a cou- Game 5,” James said. “That’s 1997 — Adam Oates reaches the Top 10 team since 1984, when it the game. ... I don’t care 1,000-point mark with three goals topped then-No. 2 South Carolina in about resting because I can also could have been the toll ple days off from a health the best part about it. It’s a and two assists as the Washington Annapolis. rest in a week, max.” of four highly competitive perspective. It remains un- chess match.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 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

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Man’s internet addiction makes woman a social media widow DEAR ABBY: I realize mately the one who has that social media is a big Dear Abby is written by Abigail to live with it. part of today’s world, and Should I do what feels I have no problem with Van Buren, also known as Jeanne right for me, or must I someone using it to stay Phillips, and was founded by her accept the negative feel- in contact with family ings and the disconnect I and friends. But at what mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact have toward the name to point is it deemed an ad- Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. spare my family’s feel- diction? Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. ings? My signi cant other spends hours every day DISCONNECTED scrolling through his OUT WEST Facebook and Twitter Try this: Quietly clock decide if you want to con- pages. I have tried dis- the time he’s on FB and tinue being his lady-in-wait- DEAR DISCON- cussing it with him, but it Twitter for one week. Af- ing. NECTED: Many people becomes an argument. terward, ask him if he change their name(s) for Now I just sit in the same realizes how much time DEAR ABBY: Is it various reasons. If you room with him, silent and he is spending there. He rude or disrespectful for feel the need to do it in waiting until it’s my turn may be shocked when you someone to change their order to be a more au- for his attention. How can read him the number of rst name? I’m in my thentic version of yourself, I get him to realize how hours. That’s the time to early 30s and have want- go for it. Assuming you have told your parents isolated from him it express how isolated and ed to change mine my makes me feel and that how you feel about your unneeded this has made whole life. I changed the rst name, I doubt they’ll my presence doesn’t seem you feel. He may be will- spelling of my name to be needed? Should I be any more upset about ing to install an app that when I was 12, and my it than they were when just accept that he’s an signals when the time parents legally changed addict and move on? they helped you change limit he has allotted him- it for me when I was a its spelling as a teenager. self is up. teenager. But I still don’t OFFLINE IN A word of caution, how- FLORIDA Discuss making a like the name, and I ever. The process may “date” for the two of you to cringe whenever I hear it. take more time than you DEAR OFFLINE: Some- get out of the house as a Because it’s a common would like because the thing becomes an addic- couple on a regular basis name for someone my pandemic has slowed the tion when it causes a dis- — without devices — to age, I’m sure most people court system consider- ruption in one’s life. Your take a walk, go to the won’t understand if I ably. Also, once you signi cant other isn’t the park or have socially dis- change it. While I respect change your name, you rst person to have been tanced coffee somewhere, the effort my parents put will need to change it on seduced by the internet. which may interrupt his into selecting a name for all of cial identifying He may argue with you habit and enable you to me, I don’t want to be documents, such as your because he doesn’t realize enjoy some time together stuck with this one for driver’s license, insurance the amount of time he when you are both fully the rest of my life. I don’t documents, passport, etc., spends glued to his present. But if he isn’t in- want to cause hurt feel- which can be time-con- screen. terested, you may have to ings. However, I’m ulti- suming. BRIDGE

Hink about partner’s problems Winthrop Mackworth Praed, a two hearts, one diamond and two 19th-century English politician and clubs. This is the number for a three- poet, wrote, “His partners at the spade game-invitational limit raise. whist-club said that he was faultless But North did not look further than in his dealings.” his 7 high-card points. No problem, Someone who is near-faultless at though, as South easily had enough a bridge club will be in big demand to bid game. as a partner. One aspect of that At the time, West won with his faultlessness is thinking about part- spade king, cashed the club ace and ner’s problems in a deal. How should played another club. East took that the defenders have defeated four trick and, thinking that partner was spades in today’s deal? West led now out of clubs, led his last club. the diamond seven: two, nine, ace. South ruffed high, drew trumps end- Declarer ruffed the diamond eight ing on the board and discarded his on the board and played a trump. heart loser on the club queen. When East failed to follow suit, South Probably East should have found played his 10. How should West have the winning defense because West proceeded from there? rated not to have started with 4-5-2- Some Wests would have made a 2 distribution. But West was primarily takeout double over one spade, but at fault. He knew the position. After that would have risked playing in taking the club ace and before lead- a 4-2 diamond t. The North hand ing the second club, he should have has only eight losers: three spades, cashed the heart ace. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS THIS WEEK IN MOVIES

Charm City Kings HBO Max Original Film! Jada Pinkett Smith and Will Smith are executive We all need some saving producers of this lm that won the U.S. Dramatic Special Jury Prize for Ensemble Cast at the 2020 By Paul Hall Sundance Film Festival. It follows a youngster who Distractions are plentiful becomes torn between the straight and narrow and in today’s society. So much a road lled with fast money and violence. so that many individuals be- TCM Morning & Afternoon Movies: Jean Harlow come enamored with their TCM, beginning at 6:15 a.m. devices and forget about the Catch a Classic! world around them. We’ve Spend your morning and afternoon with the quintes- learned to use texts, email, sential Hollywood “blond bombshell,” legendary ac- tweets and Facebook to com- tress Jean Harlow, with this nearly 14-hour lineup of municate with those in the some of her memorable lms. The marathon includes same room with us. In the lms like the ttingly titled Bombshell(1933); the new film Save Yourselves!, 1931 gangster classic ThePublic Enemy, with James we meet two individuals who Cagney; comedy/drama Dinner at Eight(1933); and need to save themselves be- a number of lms in which Harlow costarred with fore they are really tested. Su (Sunita Mani) and Jack Clark Gable, including Saratoga(1937), Hold Your (John Reynolds) are a young Man(1933) and RedDust(1932); along with other Brooklyn couple who are titles. looking for an escape. Both Celebrity Family Feud are buried in their work and ABC, 8 p.m. devices to the point that they This episode features NFL players in the rst of the can sit next to each other on two games and Macklemore and Lil Yachty in the the couch and be so removed second game. from the situation you’d think Supernatural: “Last Holiday” they were a world apart. The CW, 8 p.m. When the two attend a party, New Episodes! their friend Raph (Ben Sin- Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) clair) suggests that Su and discover a wood nymph (guest star Meagen Fay) liv- Jack use his cabin upstate. ing in the bunker who is determined to protect her The couple desperately family, at any cost. needs the respite so they take NFL Football: Tampa Bay at Chicago off for their getaway and de- FOX & NFL Network, 8 p.m. Live cide to disconnect from the world. The devices are pow- Tom Brady leads the Tampa Bay Buccaneers into ered off, the Wi-Fi is not ac- Chicago’s Soldier Field for a Week 5 Thursday Night tive, and their time together Footballmatchup against Khalil Mack and the Bears. is all about focusing on each Connecting… other with minimal distrac- NBC, 8 p.m. tions. The idea of shutting off New Series! the connections to the outside Executive producer Martin Gero’s (Blindspot) script- world is a simple one for many ed ensemble comedy is about a group of friends individuals over the age of 50, trying to stay close (and sane) through video chats but for Su and Jack it is a her- as they share the highs and lows of these extraordi- culean undertaking, though nary times. one they are ready to endure Closer Look Thursday to really get away. It doesn’t NBC, 8:30 p.m. Live take long to realize that the Late Night With Seth Meyershost Seth Meyers brings world is a beautiful place. a popular segment from his late-night show to While they have left their primetime in this half-hour, live telecast in which he connections to the world be- things that surround us on a the first two thirds of this The film’s humor was both dissects the events of the day, and offers up-to-the- hind, an alien invasion oc- curs and they have no idea. daily basis. To save ourselves film to be both fun and funny biting and relevant in today’s minute breaking news and other important facts as Strange creatures have ap- it will take a concerted effort as a darkly comedic effort. society, making this cheesy America begins to cast its votes in the upcoming peared and as Su and Jack on each person’s part. Despite an underwhelming sci fi comedy a revelatory so- election. soon find out, their return to In their roles, Mani and third act, Save Yourselves! cial study. The Outpost: “For the Sins of Your Ancestors” the place they left might be Reynolds embody two indi- is a winning effort overall. I Reconnect with those who The CW, 9 p.m. just a bit different. viduals who have been apart found myself disinterested in matter to you to save your- Season Premiere! Save Yourselves! is a film for far too long. They find a the literal saving of the char- selves before you have to lit- Zed (Reece Ritchie) forces humans to work a min- loaded with social commen- way with their mannerisms acters from the aliens, but erally save yourselves from ing camp as Talon (Jessica Green) struggles to keep tary. Our connectivity to the and looks to make the audi- totally engaged with their the invaders. Let’s be honest, peace. A sassy genius invades Janzo’s (Anand De- world via electronic media ence understand the discon- attempts to restore the affec- we all need some saving. sai-Barochia) lab. A dark priestess unites the Black- has encouraged a discon- nect they are experiencing. tion that they had before the bloods. nection from the people and Those talents are what drive electronics took over. Paul’s Grade: B-

HOROSCOPE EVENING TV LISTINGS THURSDAY’S TV OCTOBER 8, 2020 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) WGBH Greater Steves’ This Old Ask This America ReFramed Mala Amanpour and Greater Murder ^ PBS Boston Europe House Old H’se “Councilwoman” Company (N) Boston Myster. Use your energy wisely. Do your best to keep the peace. Consider where you will WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! Big Brother (N) Young Mom Star Trek: Discovery News Late Show-Colbert Late Late Show With make the most progress and work on something that will bring concrete results. $ CBS Fortune (N) Sheldon (N) James Corden Exercise discipline and common sense. WCVB News- Chronicle Celebrity Family Press Your Luck Match Game (N) News- Jimmy Kimmel Live! Nightline Tamron % ABC Center 5 Feud (N) “The Prize Magnet” Center 5 (N) Hall SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) WBTS Boston Ac. Hol- CON- Closer Dateline NBC Boston Tonight Show-J. Late Night With * NBC News lywood NECT Look News Fallon Seth Meyers Stop being so hard on yourself. It’s time to do something that brings you peace, WFXT Ent. NFL Pre- NFL Football Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Chicago Bears. (N) Boston TMZ (N) National Boston 9 FOX Tonight game Tonight News Tonight happiness and satisfaction. You are overdue for a change. WUTF ¿Qué culpa tiene Guerreros 2020 (N) Noticiero Vas con todo Vecinos Nosotros = UMA Fatmagül? (N) Univisión los. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) WSBK Big Bang Big Bang Dateline “The Alibi” Law & Order: Crimi- WBZ News 10p (N) Seinfeld Big Bang Seinfeld Imp. Jok- Mike & Energy and enthusiasm will help you excel. Don’t waste time on trivial matters trust F MNT Theory Theory nal Intent “Pilot” Theory ers Molly WGBX The Great British Miss Fisher’s Mur- Delicious Prime Suspect: Tennison on PBS NewsHour (N) This Old Ask This in what you know, not in hearsay. Someone will lead you astray if given the chance. L PBS Baking Show der Mysteries Masterpiece House Old H’se WWJE Cold Case Files Cold Case Files A The Last 24 “Girl A Killer’s Mistake Cruise Ship Killers FBI: Criminal Killer CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) R JN wife goes missing. Interrupted” “Anxiang Du” “ANNA” Pursuit Kids You may want to rethink how you handle your personal and professional affairs. 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Salem, MA 01970 +1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose) (978)744-1020 +1 346 248 7799 US (Houston) This request will be reviewed at a public meeting scheduled for Thursday, October 22, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. This meeting will be held remotely in accordance with Estate of: Gary B. Welch Meeting ID: 822 4831 8337 Governor Baker's March 12, 2020 Order Suspending Certain Provisions of the Open Meeting Law, G.L. c.30A, §18, and the Governor's March 15, 2020 Order Date of Death: 08/16/2020 Passcode: 936849 imposing strict limitation on the number of people that may gather in one place. Details on how to access the meeting will be posted on the meeting agenda. To all interested persons: Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kddVJ82zhK Plans are available for review online at conservation-commission/conservation-co A Petition for Formal Adjudication of Intestacy and Appointment of Personal Posted 10/8/20, Town Hall, Nahant.org mmission-filings. 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CITY OF LYNN ELECTION WARRANT - 2020 Tom Ruskin requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief To all inhabitants of the City of Lynn who are qualified to vote in the NOVEMBER 3, Conservation Commission Chair as requested in the Petition. 2020 Final Election. The polls will open at 7:00 a.m. and close at 8:00 p.m. Sample Ballots are available on the City website and in the Election office for Item: October 7, 2020 The Petitioner requests that: public viewing. Votes will be cast for: President and Vice President, Senator in Alan K. Welch of Shirley MA Congress, Representative in Congress, Councillor, Senator in General Court, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Representative in General Court, Register of Probate, and Question 1 and Question THE TRIAL COURT be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety 2. PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT on the bond in an unsupervised administration. Docket No. ES20P2495EA A todos los habitantes de la ciudad de Lynn que estan calificados para votar en la INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE IMPORTANT NOTICE PRIMARIA PRESIDENCIAL en Noviembre 3, 2020. Las urnas abrirán a las 7:00 You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the a.m. y cerrarán a las 8:00 p.m. Las boletas estan disponibles en el sitio web de la Estate of: Barbara Gold Randolph Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney ciudad y en la oficina electoral, para vista publica. Se emitirán votos para must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on Presidente y Vice Presidente, Senador en el Congreso, Representativo en el Also Known As: Barbara Randolph, Barbara G. Randolph the return day of 11/02/2020. Congreso, Concejal, Senador en la Corte General, Representativo en la Corte This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written General, Registro de Sucesiones y Pregunta 1 y Pregunta 2. Date of Death: 08/29/2020 appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections Ward and Precinct Locations: Locales de Distritos y Precintos: Essex Division within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further 1-1 Shoemaker School - Clearview Ave notice to you. 1-2,3,4 Sisson School - 56 Conomo Ave To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of 2-All St. Pius Lower Church Hall - 215 Maple St UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM 3-All Marshall Middle School - 100 Brookline St Petitioner: Thomas Randolph of Birmingham, MI PROBATE CODE (MUPC) 4-All Harrington School - 21 Dexter St A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised 5-All Lynn Vocational Technical Institute Annex - 90 Commercial St a Will has been admitted to informal probate. administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the 6-All Lynn Tech Fieldhouse - 80 Neptune Blvd Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the 7-All Breed Jr. High School - 90 O'Callaghan Way Thomas Randolph of Birmingham, MI administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and EARLY VOTING ~ VOTACION TEMPRANA - 3 CITY HALL SQ. LYNN, MA has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to expenses of administration. Saturday/Sabado 10/17 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM serve without surety on the bond. Sunday/Domingo 10/18 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Monday/Lunes 10/19 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Date: October 1, 2020 Tuesday/Martes 10/20 8:30 AM - 8:00 PM Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Pamela Casey O'Brien Wednesday/Miercoles 10/21 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with Register of Probate Thursday/Jueves 10/22 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration Item: October 8, 2020 Friday/Viernes 10/23 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating Saturday/Sabado 10/24 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Sunday/Domingo 10/25 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings Monday/Lunes 10/26 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Tuesday/Martes 10/27 8:30 AM - 8:00 PM Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Wednesday/Miercoles 10/28 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Thursday/Jueves 10/29 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM Friday/Viernes 10/30 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM Item: October 8, 2020

Per order of: City Council Janet L. Rowe, Chair, Election Commission Need a question answered? ITEM: October 8, 2020 [email protected] THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B7 INTERNATIONAL Italy eyes mandate for masks outdoors as virus rebounds By Nicole Win eld and southern Campania ASSOCIATED PRESS added more than 500 cas- es each. ROME — Italy imposed Italy has over 36,000 a nationwide outdoor con rmed COVID-19 mask mandate Wednes- deaths, the second-high- day with nes of up to est number in Europe af- 1,000 euros ($1,163) for ter Britain. violators, as the European Even though the World FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS country where COVID-19 Health Organization From left, American biochemist Jennifer A. rst hit hard scrambles doesn’t speci cally recom- Doudna and French microbiologist Emmanu- to keep rebounding infec- mend masks outdoors for elle Charpentier have won the Nobel Prize 2020 tions from spiraling out of the general population, in chemistry. control. the trend has taken off in The government passed Italy, particularly as new the decree even though clusters have been iden- Italy’s overall per capita ti ed in southern regions PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS infection rate is among Two scientists that largely escaped the A couple wearing face masks to stop the spread the lowest in Europe. rst wave of infection. of COVID-19, descend the Spanish Steps in But Premier Giuseppe The new mask mandate Rome, Tuesday. Conte warned that a was contained in a gov- win Nobel Prize steady, nine-week rise ernment decree extending in infections nationwide the state of emergency infections are occurring Spain, Turkey, North demanded new preven- until Jan. 31. It requires within families. Macedonia, India and a for promising tive measures to stave residents to have masks “The state can’t ask cit- handful of other Asian off economically-devas- on them at all times out- izens to wear masks in countries in imposing a tating closures and shut- doors, and wear them their own homes,” Con- nationwide, outdoor mask downs. unless they can guaran- te said. “But we have a mandate. Spain has had gene-editing tool “We have to be more tee that they can remain strong recommendation such a requirement in rigorous because we completely isolated from for all citizens: Even in place since mid-May and By David Keyton, the human genome proj- want to avoid at all cost anyone other than fami- our families we have to be Turkey since last month. Christina Larson ect to the power of CRIS- more restrictive mea- ly. That effectively makes careful.” Elsewhere in Europe, and Frank Jordans PR-cas to make changes sures for production and them obligatory outdoors Exceptions include for such outdoor mandates ASSOCIATED PRESS in the instruction book,” social activities,” Conte in all urban and semi-ur- outdoor sporting activi- are in effect in hot spot said Collins, director of said. ban settings, with exemp- ties, children under 6 and cities such as Paris, Brus- STOCKHOLM — Two the National Institutes of The decree was passed tions for eating in restau- for people with health sels and Pristina, Kosovo. scientists won the No- Health, which helped fund on the same day that Ita- rants and bars. conditions that preclude In many Asian countries, bel Prize in chemistry Doudna’s work. ly added 3,678 new infec- In addition, masks must wearing masks. social pressure to wear Wednesday for develop- More than 100 clinical tions and 31 deaths to its now be worn indoors ev- Fines ranging from 400 masks outdoors has made ing “molecular scissors” trials are underway to of cial coronavirus toll, erywhere except private to 1,000 euros ($463 to binding government de- to edit genes, offering the study using CRISPR in the highest increase in homes, but even at home, $1,163) are foreseen for crees unnecessary. The promise of one day curing treatments for inherited new cases since the peak Conte urged Italians to violations, Italian news Australian state of Victo- a host of inherited diseas- of the outbreak in April. keep their distances with agency ANSA said. ria has had one in place es. diseases, and “many are Both hard-hit Lombardy relatives, given most new Italy thus is joining for weeks. Working on opposite very promising,” said Vic- sides of the Atlantic, tor Dzau, president of the Frenchwoman Emman- National Academy of Med- uelle Charpentier and icine. With 239 deaths, Iran hits its American Jennifer A. But many also cautioned Doudna developed a meth- that the technology raises od known as CRISPR-cas9 serious ethical questions that can be used to al- and must be used careful- highest daily COVID-19 toll ter the DNA of animals, ly. Much of the world be- plants and microorgan- By Nasser Karimi try, Sima Sadat Lari, as Tuesday, brining the total Shiite theocracy strick- isms. came more aware of CRIS- PR in 2018, when Chi- ASSOCIATED PRESS saying that the 239 died number of con rmed cas- en with the virus. It has The award marked only since Tuesday. Iran has es in Iran to 483,844. since struggled to contain the fourth time in the 119- nese scientist He Jiankui TEHRAN, Iran — Irani- in the past had 235 daily Lari said 4,274 patients the spread of the virus year history of the prizes revealed he had helped an state TV said the coun- make the world’s rst deaths. are in critical conditions across this nation of 80 that a Nobel in the scienc- try has hit its highest and that 397,109 have es was given exclusively to gene-edited babies, to try number of daily deaths The latest death toll million people, initially to engineer resistance to brought the total num- recovered so far. The Is- beating it back only to see women. from the coronavirus, lamic Republic has been infection with the AIDS with 239 new fatalities ber of fatalities to 27,658. a spike in cases again, be- Charpentier and Doud- struggling with both the na’s work allows for la- virus. His work was de- reported on Wednesday. The ministry spokesper- ginning in June. region’s largest outbreak ser-sharp snips in the nounced as unsafe human The report quoted the son said healthcare pro- and the highest number The rst coronavirus long strings of DNA that experimentation because spokesperson of the fessionals recorded 4,019 of fatalities in the Middle cases and deaths were re- make up the code of life, of the risk of causing unin- country’s health minis- new con rmed cases since ported in Iran on the same tended changes that could East. enabling scientists to pre- day in February — the pass to future generations, Authorities have cisely edit speci c genes to Mideast’s rst outbreak remove errors that lead to and he has been sentenced blamed the high death of the virus — yet it only diseases. to prison in China. toll on rampant disregard “There is enormous pow- In September, an inter- of health measures by saw its highest single-day er in this genetic tool,” said national panel of experts people, especially those spike in reported cases in Claes Gustafsson, chair of issued a report saying it traveling between cities June. The highest daily the Nobel Committee for is still too soon to try to and large gatherings at death toll was reported in Chemistry. “It has not only make genetically edited ceremonies, though they July. revolutionized basic sci- babies because the science have closed many public In February, authorities ence but also resulted in isn’t advanced enough to places such as cafes and for days denied the virus innovative crops and will ensure safety, but they gyms. had reached the country, lead to groundbreaking mapped a pathway for Health of cials said allowing the virus time some 50 percent of the fa- new medical treatments.” countries that want to to spread as the nation consider it. talities have been record- Dr. Francis Collins, who marked the 41st anniver- led the drive to map the “Being able to selectively ed in the capital, Tehran, sary of its 1979 Islamic human genome, said the edit genes means that you with a population of 10 technology “has changed are playing God in a way,” FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS million. Revolution with mass everything” about how to said American Chemistry Iran also suffered the demonstrations and then A woman wearing mask and gloves, prays at held a parliamentary approach diseases with a Society President Luis the grave of her mother who died from the new region’s rst major out- election in which authori- genetic cause. Echegoyen, a chemistry coronavirus, at a cemetery in the outskirts of break, with top politi- ties desperately sought to “You can draw a direct professor at the Universi- the city of Babol, in northern Iran. cians, health of cials and line from the success of ty of Texas El Paso. religious leaders in its boost turnout. Hurricane Delta makes landfall in Mexico, toppling trees

By Luis Andres Carlos Joaquín González, shelters, he said. Henao the governor of the state of Early Wednesday, guests ASSOCIATED PRESS Quintana Roo. of the Fiesta Americana “Fortunately, the most Condesa hotel awoke in the CANCUN, Mexico — dangerous part of the hur- sweltering classrooms of Hurricane Delta made ricane has passed,” Joaquín the Technological Institute landfall just south of the González said, noting the of Cancun campus where Mexican resort of Cancun big problem was downed they had been moved Tues- on Wednesday, downing trees that had knocked out day. trees and knocking out power lines and blocked All of the windows had power along the northeast- roadways. been covered with plywood ern coast of Yucatan Pen- Civil defense of cial Luís so they couldn’t see what insula, but without imme- Alberto Ortega Vázquez was happening, but they diate reports of deaths or said about 39,000 people said the howling winds injuries. had been evacuated in the started around 2 a.m. and The U.S. National Hurri- states of Quintana Roo and there had been heavy rain. cane Center in Miami said Yucatan, and that about The power — and with satellite imagery, radar 2,700 people had taken it the air conditioning — data from Cuba and sur- refuge in storm shelters had been knocked out ear- face observations in Mexico in the two states. Joaquín ly Wednesday so it was indicate that the center of González said some tourists steamy as tourists used the Category 2 storm came who had to take refuge at their cell phone light to get ashore around 5:30 a.m. storm shelters had not yet up and make their way for local time, sustaining top been allowed to return to a rst cup of coffee. winds of 110 mph. their hotels, where cleanup “The hard part has been The center said Delta was was underway, but said he the waiting,” said Ana about to emerge into the hoped they would be able to Karen Rodríguez of Mon- Gulf of Mexico after having by the end of the day. terrey. She and a friend crossed over the Yucatan There were reports of arrived in Cancun Tues- peninsula, where it knocked some ooding in Cozumel day morning and by after- out power to about 266,000 and Playa del Carmen. noon were shuttled to the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS customers, one third of the Overnight emergency calls shelter. She said the ho- total in the area. came in from people whose tel had planned well. “It’s A tree lays on its side, toppled by Hurricane Delta in Cancun, Mexico, There were no reports of windows or doors were bro- been good. I feel comfort- Wednesday. any deaths or injuries, said ken and they were taken to able actually.” B8 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2020 Wisconsin eld hospitals hope to cope with COVID

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin health officials announced Wednesday that a field hospital will open next week at the state fair- grounds near Milwaukee as a surge in COVID-19 cases threatens to overwhelm hospitals. Wisconsin has become a hot spot for the disease over the last month, ranking third nationwide this week in new cases per capita over the last two weeks. Health experts have attributed the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS spike to the reopening of colleges and K-12 schools as President Donald Trump adjusts the microphone after he an- well as general fatigue over nounced Judge Amy Coney Barrett as his nominee to the Supreme wearing masks and socially Court, in the Rose Garden at the White House. distancing. State Department of Health Services Secretary SCOTUS nominee a real Andrea Palm told reporters during a video conference that the facility will open on ‘Handmaid’s Tale’ Oct. 14. “We hoped this day WASHINGTON (AP) — Supreme said he could not say precisely what wouldn’t come, but unfor- Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett year the directory was from, but that tunately, Wisconsin is in a much different, more dire served as a “handmaid,” the term then it had to be 2013 or earlier because one PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS used for high-ranking female lead- of the people listed had by then moved place today and our health- Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers, right, announced ers in the People of Praise religious to another state. care systems are beginning Wednesday that the state has opened a eld community, an old directory for the All the top leaders within People to become overwhelmed by the surge of COVID-19 cas- hospital at the state fairgrounds near Milwau- group’s members shows. of Praise are male, but in each of the es,” Democratic Gov. Tony Barrett has thus far refused to dis- group’s 22 regional branches a select kee as a surge in COVID-19 cases threatens to Evers said in a statement. cuss her membership in the Christian group of women is entrusted with overwhelm hospitals. “This alternative care fa- organization, which opposes abortion mentoring and offering spiritual guid- cility will take some of the to the DHS. The number of The DHS reported 2,319 and, according to former members, ance to other female members. Until pressure off our healthcare hospitalized COVID-19 pa- new confirmed cases on holds that men are divinely ordained recently, these female leaders were facilities while expanding tients had grown to 853, it’s Wednesday and 16 more as the “head” of both the family and called “handmaids,” a reference to Je- the continuum of care for highest during the pandem- deaths. The state has now faith, while it is the duty of wives to sus’ mother Mary, who according to folks who have COVID-19.” ic according to the COVID seen 138,698 cases and obey them. the Bible called herself “the handmaid The move also came as a Tracking Project, with 216 1,415 deaths since the pan- Portions of two People of Praise di- of the Lord.” The organization recent- state judge was considering in intensive care. demic began. rectory pages for the South Bend, Ind., ly changed the terminology to “woman a lawsuit seeking to strike Results of COVID-19 tests Virus spread is particular- branch were shared with The Associ- leader” because it had newly negative down Evers’ mandate that on an additional 262 in-pa- ly rampant in northeastern ated Press by a former member of the connotations after Margaret Atwood’s masks be worn in enclosed tients in Wisconsin were Wisconsin. The Green Bay community on condition of anonymity dystopian novel “The Handmaid’s public spaces. The gover- pending. The southeastern Packers announced this because of the sensitivity of the issue Tale” was turned into a popular tele- nor on Tuesday issued new region of the state had 250 week that no home fans and because this person still has fam- vision show. restrictions on the size of COVID-19 patients, the would be admitted to home ily members in People of Praise. A sec- The leaders run weekly men’s or indoor public gatherings most of any of the state’s games until the situation ond former member, Gene Stowe, who womens’s groups of about half a doz- through Nov. 6. seven hospital regions. improved, and head coach left the South Bend branch on good en people where they pray and talk Only 16 percent of the Nationwide, about 30,000 Matt LaFleur asked area terms several years ago, confirmed the together, and where the leaders offer state’s 11,452 hospital beds coronavirus pa tients are residents to wear masks authenticity of the directory pages. 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