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Congratulations to the Class of 2020 — a group of young men and women who closed out their high school careers under the most trying of circumstances. Beginning today, with Lynn Classical and Lynn English (pages A8 and B1) and continuing through the next week, we look back at their school years and those of Lynn Tech, KIPP, Fecteau-Leary, and St. Mary’s; Bishop Fenwick, Lynn eld, Malden Catholic, Marblehead, Peabody, Revere, St. John’s Prep, Saugus, and Swampscott. The faces above are the schools’ valedictorians.

Swampscott expecting Nahant singer puts her Protesters march for peace Businesses ease back revenue shortfalls, A2 voice to good use, A2 in Lynn, Swampscott, A2 into operation, A3

Owners announce closing of Persistence pays off for Lynn trail expected to be Pregnant 20-year-old longtime Saugus diner, A3 Peabody valedictorian, A3 largely nished this year, A2 woman killed in crash, A6

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By David McLellan expenses by $641,218 of an economic crisis, and state than we are accus- income, 25 percent less in town’s spending to cover ITEM STAFF — $381,000 coming out with soaring unemploy- tomed to,” Mendes said. business permit revenue, costs. Swampscott cur- of schools’ expenses and ment and the expectation Mendes said the town and 75 percent reduction rently has a free cash bal- SWAMPSCOTT — The $260,218 from other de- among public health ex- projects a 12 percent re- meals/rooms tax. ance of about $3.4 million. closing of restaurants, partments. Other pro- perts that a second wave duction in Chapter 70 aid Restaurants being closed The adjusted budget for entrepreneurs not apply- posed cost-cutting mea- of the virus could land in compared to Gov. Charlie during the COVID-19 pan- the town, given the rev- ing for business permits, sures include: no raises the fall, the Mass Taxpay- Baker’s original projec- demic, and being likely lim- enue shortfalls, is look- and general uncertainty for nonunion staff/depart- ers Foundation (estimat- tions; a 15 percent reduc- ited in services they may ing to be $62,221,518. Of regarding the COVID-19 ment heads; a $50,000 re- ed) that the state could tion in unrestricted local offer when they reopen, will course, the budget has to pandemic has led town of- duction in Finance Com- collect $6 billion less than aid compared to the gov- have an impact on town be adopted by voters at ficials to anticipate a hit to mittee reserve funds; a anticipated just a few ernor’s original figures; revenue, Mendes said. the annual Town Meeting its revenue this year. $70,000 cut in the snow months ago,” said Mendes. and a 10 percent overall Mendes said the town is June 22. Town Administrator and ice budget and a “This is going to have decrease in local receipts, recommending $600,000 Sean Fitzgerald and as- $54,000 decrease in em- an impact on Swampscott including level excise tax be transferred from free David McLellan can be sistant Ron Mendes say ployee benefits. because we expect we will revenue, a reduction of cash and reserves, and reached at dmclellan@ the town seeks to reduce “We are in the middle have less income from the $48,000 in town rental $641,218 be cut from the itemlive.com. Nahant singer puts her voice to good use

By Elyse Carmosino The family’s reaction to ITEM STAFF the sweet gift, in conjunc- tion with a tumultuous past NAHANT — Opera sing- few months, moved Gfrerer er and Nahant resident to use her talent as a way Ute Gfrerer is using her to not only bring comfort to voice to make a difference. friends and family, but also Galvanized by the to raise money for several COVID-19 pandemic and important causes. recent civil rights protests, “(I decided) to offer a per- the performer is now sell- sonal message and a song ing video commissions of to people who need a pres- her work in exchange for ent for somebody they love,” ITEM PHOTOS | OLIVIA FALCIGNO donations to one of sev- she said. “If there’s someone eral charities and causes, they cannot visit, somebody Rev. Dr. Andre Bennett from the Zion Baptist Church in Lynn leads a two-mile Black Lives Matter including My Brother’s who is getting married with- march from Lynn City Hall to Gov. Charlie Baker’s House on Sunday afternoon. Table, Doctors Without out people there, the idea is Borders, Black Lives Mat- that this is something per- ter, and Girls, Inc. sonal with music that can “I’m thinking here, what Protesters march for peace uplift people’s spirits.” can I do to bring a little up- In addition to other com- lift into this world? That’s missioned performances, when I had the idea (to she has since performed use) songs,” Gfrerer said. in Lynn, Swampscott outside a nursing home After the cancellation of and helped another friend several of her shows this celebrate her father’s 85th By David McLellan people to Red Rock Park spring, including the post- birthday with an Italian ITEM STAFF holding a sign that read, ponement of a Holocaust Aria. “I am a man.” On the back Two protest marches remembrance program she “Obviously nobody’s go- of the sign were the names frequently holds in collab- Sunday afternoon — one of Floyd, Taylor, Eric Gar- ing to hire me to do a rock from City Hall Square in oration with Boston artist ner, Ahmaud Arbery, and song. I have a huge reper- Lynn to Gov. Charlie Bak- Lisa Rosowsky, Gfrerer other people of color who toire, but I would be willing er’s house on Monument wanted to do more. have died while in police to learn a song if somebody Avenue in Swampscott, At the request of a close custody. has a very particular song and another from Kings friend, whose father in Bradley said the protest (they’d like to commis- Beach to Red Rock Park in Switzerland was suffering march to Red Rock Park sion),” Gfrerer said. “Since I Lynn — called for an end specifically avoided pass- from Alzheimers, Gfrerer cannot be onstage and sing to racial violence and po- ing Gov. Baker’s house, taped a video of herself for a crowd, this is what I lice brutality. and that the demonstra- singing one of the man’s can do right now.” Protesters at both held tion “had nothing to do favorite German songs. More information about signs and specifically men- “The only thing we have Gfrerer’s project, includ- tioned the recent police with the governor,” but nowadays is music, real- ing a list of song offerings, killings of George Floyd was about a larger societal ly, and it was music from will soon be available on in Minneapolis, Breonna problem. his past,” Gfrerer said. “It her Facebook Page, Ute’s Taylor in Louisville, Ky., “It’s time for change in evokes something.” Gift of Song. and other killings of black this country. It’s been long people at the hands of overdue,” Bradley said. Lynn firefighter Jacob Bradley leads a crowd “I’m biracial myself. I come those in law enforcement. from King’s Beach to Red Rock Park on Sunday The march from City from a diverse family, and afternoon to rally support for social justice af- I serve a diverse city as a Hall Square was accompa- ter the killing of George Floyd on May 25. nied by Lynn Police driv- firefighter. I’m very pas- sionate that something ing cruisers and riding society. Others at the rally Eadie said. bicycles, and Swampscott needs to change.” held signs reading “Black Dr. Alexandra Piñeros- Bradley said he had Police and Massachusetts Lives Matter” and “White Shields, executive di- State Police were on scene watched the video of Silence = White Violence.” rector of Essex County for the peaceful protest Floyd’s death on May 25, The Rev. David Eadie Sr., Community Organization outside Baker’s house which has been widely pastor of Greater Beth- (ECCO), asked the crowd, when the demonstrators circulated online, and felt arrived. lehem Temple 2 in Lynn, “What killed George “disgusted” seeing the im- The Rev. Andre Bennett, said religious people and Floyd?” To which they an- age of Minneapolis Police youth pastor at Zion Bap- leaders should take a swered, “racism.” Officer Derek Chauvin tist Church in Lynn, sug- stand against racism. “In Massachusetts, our kneeling on Floyd’s neck gested police departments “There are people who black brothers and sisters for more than eight min- receive less funding. believe that people of faith are incarcerated at eight utes, as well as the other “Crime keeps going down don’t feel emotion at times times the rate of white police officers in the video in this commonwealth,” he like this, that because people,” she said. “His- who did not intervene. said. “So why is there an we’re people of faith we panics are incarcerated “I was absolutely ab- increase in funding for po- don’t get angry,” he said. at four times the rate of horred by the actions of lice forces?” “We of faith realize that white people.” Derek Chauvin,” Bradley ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Bennett called for Bak- faith does not decrease Along Lynn Shore Drive, said. “George Floyd de- Austrian-born singer Ute Gfrerer performs a er to “stand with us” and emotion, it amplifies it. Jacob Bradley, a Lynn fire- serves justice. They (the piece from a yet-to-be-released performance in end the “slavery” people “No justice, no peace. fighter who is biracial, led police officers) did a dis- her Nahant home. of color face in an unjust Jesus stood for justice,” a march of more than 100 service to their duty.” Lynn leg of rail trail expected to be largely finished this year By David McLellan poration through a public and the trail represents a ITEM STAFF bidding process, and start- positive addition to Lynn. ed in earnest this past Mayor Thomas McGee LYNN — An underuti- spring, with construction has also called the North- lized section of the city on the trail being deemed ern Strand Community will soon become a rec- “essential” and allowed Trail a “collaborative” reational hub for cyclists to commence during the project that will result in and walkers. COVID-19 pandemic. a “family-friendly recre- The Northern Strand Hogan said he has re- ational path” connecting Community Trail is a ceived feedback from con- the beaches of Revere, state-funded, roughly $15 stituents who are excited Lynn, and Nahant. million construction project the area will be “cleaned For more information linking the communities of up” and transformed, and updates, visit www. Everett, Malden, Revere rather than an underuti- biketothesea.org. and Saugus, and eventual- lized space with lots of ly through Lynn to Nahant trash and debris. Beach. According to Bike to “It’s very powerful to 781-593-7700 the Sea, a group that is fa- have this in Lynn,” Hogan Publishing Daily, except Sundays cilitating the project in col- ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO said. “Residents are very USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 laboration with the Com- Construction has continued on the Northern Strand Community Trail happy it will be cleaned up Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA munity Path of Lynn, and now. It will look amazing.” and additional offices. in Lynn. Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item state and local officials, the The project includes, in Subscriptions trail will offer a continuous Strand Community Trail, gan said. “They’ve laid all St. in West Lynn, until that addition to construction Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States roughly 11-mile-long recre- the project should be large- the rock down, and are trail ends at Spencer Street of the physical path, safer $30.00 for 4 weeks ational path once complete. ly finished this year, with preparing to lay the as- by Market Basket. Then, crossings and landscaping $95.00 for 13 weeks According to Fred Hogan, construction continuing phalt. The whole thing is $185.00 for 26 weeks the trail will continue via improvements. $340.00 for 1 year city councilor for Ward 6, through the summer and moving along.” a street route to the ocean The project has been a Send payment to and POSTMASTER, in which the Community only “amenities,” such as The Lynn leg of the by way of South Common vision of Bike to the Sea send address changes to: Path of Lynn along the for- landscaping, to be added Northern Strand Commu- Street and Market Street. since 1993. According The Daily Item mer Saugus railroad rail for cyclists later. nity Trail will begin at the The construction con- to City Councilor Brian 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 bed is being converted into “Demolition is done and Community Path of Lynn, tract for the project was LaPierre, “that area has Lynn, MA 01903 a stretch of the Northern the area is cleaned,” Ho- by Riverside II, 826 Boston awarded to R. Zoppo Cor- been long beleaguered,” MONDAY, JUNE 8, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Owners announce closing of longtime Saugus diner

By Steve Krause wasn’t feasible. It was all ta said. “I will miss their ITEM STAFF right on the weekend, but delicious breakfasts, es- we just weren’t going to be pecially their hubcap pan- SAUGUS — In the end, able to sustain it. And not cakes. the rent, combined with for three months.” “Laurie and Richard the loss of income from Cunha and Scirocco have been wonderful busi- the COVID-19 social dis- bought the establishment ness owners and have tancing protocols, were too 6 ½ years ago and since done a lot for our commu- much for partners Laurie that time, Cunha said, nity,” she said. Cunha and Rich Scirocco they have made some The feeling was mutual. to endure. “We loved being in Sau- As a result, the Tumble wonderful friends in the Inn Diner in Cliftondale town. gus,” said Cunha, who, like Square, which has oper- “We have some great her ance, has a fulltime ated in Saugus for more memories,” she said. “We job that only added to the than 70 years, will be clos- made a lot of good friends, stress and length of their ing just as the Common- personally. days. wealth of Massachusetts “Our regulars were awe- “We loved the people. announces it’s back in some,” she said. “I like the The place was a nice nook.” business. friendships.” They also understood Cunha and Scirocco, who The couple made it a the history. are engaged to be married, point to be civic-minded. “My mother used to come said it was a tough deci- Cunha and Scirocco got in- in here,” she said. “We had volved in Saugus’ “A Taste people come in here whose sion. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK “This is very sad, obvi- of Education,” and “A Taste grandparents owned the ously,” Cunha said last of the North Shore,” made place. They would bring in The Tumble Inn Diner on Lincoln Avenue in Saugus is closing. week. “When everything food and donated it to the pictures and let us hang was closed down (due to local shelter in Lynn, and them on the wall. Stuff take its toll. a.m. for my regular job, pay the rent with the lack the coronavirus), it was hosted political fundrais- like that. We liked that old “We worked hard,” she and that was the same of income. tough for us to announce ers, including one for Se- stuff.” said. “I’d say we did 70 with him. We did it all. “I think there are going that we were just doing lectwoman Debra Panetta. But the amount of time hours a week over seven And we enjoyed it.” to be a lot of places that takeout. We stayed open “I am sorry to see the devoted to both their jobs days. I’d get here in the But, she said, it just be- won’t be able to reopen,” for a week, but it just Tumble Inn close,” Panet- and running the diner did morning and leave at 7 came harder and harder to she said. Persistence pays off for Peabody valedictorian By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF PEABODY — Ending high school at the top of your class is no easy feat. It takes years of hard work lled with late nights of studying and plenty of ad- vanced classes. Peabody’s 2020 valedictorian Rebec- ca Truong knows the ex- perience rst-hand. “It’s de nitely been a long four years,” Truong ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK said. “And I’m really Roseanne Hair Salon owner RoseAnne DeFilippo foils highlights into a client’s hair as she works proud to be valedictori- on Saturday. an. I take a lot of pride in saying that I worked hard enough to do it because my peers worked hard Businesses begin process of easing too. There were times that Rebecca Truong I wasn’t sure if it would happen because I know said. “But at the same how hard other students back into operation with Phase 2 time it’s given me a chance work.” to grow up. It’s a lesson After starting her fresh- going forward that you By Elyse Carmosino man year, Truong steadily ITEM STAFF can’t expect everything to built an impressive course go right and you have to on her way to earning the Phase 2 of Gov. Charlie appreciate what you have top honor. Baker’s reopening plan in the moment.” “I started with one AP begins June 8 and will be That’s a lesson Truong (advanced placement) conducted in two parts, can carry into college class my freshman year says Housing and Eco- where she will study nomic Development Sec- and gradually built on that,” Truong said. “I actu- Chemistry at Georgetown retary Mike Kennealy. University. Starting Monday, step ally added another extra one this year because one “I was looking at a lot 1 of Phase 2 will allow of research based schools for the reopening of re- of my teachers had recom- mended it.” to attend,” Truong said. tail stores, child care, day “I wanted to be in a city camps, lodging, youth Like her classmates, Truong didn’t get to nish where I had plenty of op- sports, and outdoor dining portunities and experienc- at restaurants, as well as all of those courses in the classroom due to the coro- es to have. Georgetown the resumption of preven- was actually mentioned to tative healthcare services. navirus pandemic. The cancellation of the rest of me by someone else and Step 2’s start date is yet I decided to give it a go. to be announced and will the school year might not have affected many of her They had a lot of people be determined by contin- there with different expe- ued improvements in the extracurricular activities, but it still robbed her of riences and backgrounds state’s public health met- Hair stylist Yaira Gonzalez sanitizes a station at Roseanne Hair Salon memories she looked for- so I feel like it’s a good t.” rics. Once issued, it will al- in Peabody. ward to, including gradu- The Tanners are still low close-contact personal “My salon’s been closed During Saturday’s press “While we should all feel ation, which was to have holding out hope for some services, including nail sa- conference, Baker said a certain sense of relief taken place June 5. kind of graduation cele- lons, massage therapy busi- since March 21,” she said. “It was actually heart- bration or ceremony in nesses, and tanning salons, “We’re like a family here, that since the beginning of and progress with respect breaking to nd out,” August, but that’s obvi- to resume limited opera- and being away from (cli- May, the seven-day aver- to the start of Phase 2, we Truong said. “And I’m not ously still up in the air. tions, and restaurants will ents and coworkers) was age for positive COVID-19 should also keep in mind one who is involved in a Normally, Truong would be allowed to begin serving really, really devastating.” tests has gone down 82 that we have a way to go to Although DeFilippo re- percent, the three-day av- get to what we would call a lot of activities outside of be able to address her fel- patrons indoors. school either that got can- low students and, while “Thanks to the cooper- opened her doors May 25 erage of patients hospital- ‘permanent new normal.’” following Phase I guide- ized is down 55 percent, He also announced that celed. But having gradu- that chance may not be- ation of the public, busi- ation get canceled, that’s come possible, she says nesses, and workers in lines, her salon has only and the number of hospi- the state has conducted a been able to operate at tals operating in surge is total of 630,000 viral tests one of those memories I her message would have ghting COVID-19, we’ve always thought was guar- been a positive one. seen strong improvements reduced capacity, and sev- down 76 percent. since the start of the coro- eral services she normally Massachusetts’ navirus outbreak, adding anteed.” “Overall I would just in key public health met- talk about the life-chang- offers are currently sus- COVID-19 command that Massachusetts con- But, like many stu- rics,” Kennealy said Sat- ing moments we’ve had, pended. center has since updat- tinues to increase both the dents around the country, urday. “This gives us the including what’s happen- “We’re limited on things ed a third tracking met- number of tests conducted Truong has also been able con dence to take the next to take away some life les- ing now,” Truong said. “I’d we can do. We’re not able ric — the number of per day and the number of steps in our four-phase re- sons from the rough end- want to say that every- to do eyebrows, massag- COVID-19-positive pa- testing stations available opening plan as we move ing to her senior year. thing gets better eventu- es, facials, manicures, and tients in state hospitals — state-wide. towards a new normal.” “I’m really sad just like ally. It’s a unique situation pedicures,” she said. “Now to green. “The start of Phase 2 is One local business own- everyone else,” Truong we’re in, but we’ll be ne.” er, RoseAnne DeFilippo that we’re able to bring it “We are clearly on the a bright spot for our com- of Roseanne Hair Salon in a little at a time, I’m re- path to beat the virus, but monwealth,” Baker said. in Peabody, said she’s ally happy about it. … until there are medical “It marks progress and LAW OFFICES OF thrilled her salon will be “It’s been a long haul, breakthroughs, we have to will hopefully breathe new JAMES J. 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While many ers opt to double down on Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 two every year that draws tourists into town — those [email protected] events are canceled. Local mom-and-pop motels face viduals. As we age, many businesses have been us- what they do best. Medi- of us fight to have our ing videoconferencing as a cal device companies, for Jim Wilson ruin with those cancellations that filled rooms for Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 days or a week. voices heard on a variety way of life pre-pandemic, example, might delay ap- [email protected] Volunteer fire departments, which depend on fund- of fronts. That piece struck working predominantly plying technologies to oth- CIRCULATION ing from department-sponsored festivals or fundrais- a chord with readers that I from home will stay the er diseases if the develop- ing dinners, are being financially strangled by the hadn’t expected. new normal where the job ment curve is long. Lisa Mahmoud What I didn’t know was allows it. Manager, ext. 1239 impact of the virus. Brick and mortar stores [email protected] Middle America bears the brunt of the virus with that in the spring of 2020, The use of a hybrid mod- will prefer hiring profes- little relief. City and town workers have been fur- I’d be writing Part Two of el — home and on-prem- sionals who excel in deliv- CUSTOMER SERVICE loughed, including essential public safety providers, the need to stay relevant, ise — appears to be the ering virtual experienc- La’ Mosha Ball firefighters and police. Ambulance services have only this piece would focus preferred approach for es. Similarly, technology Customer Service, ext. 1276 been cut. There is no money to fix roads damaged by on businesses during the the future. Referred to as companies will address [email protected] spring floods. time of COVID-19. “hoteling,” offices will be smaller product gaps that GRAPHICS Devastation is not too equipped for transient em- The United States Conference of Mayors has com- allow for quicker rollout. Trevor Andreozzi piled a database of the stunning impacts of the coro- strong a word to describe ployees who come on site At least for now, point-to- Designer navirus crisis on cities across America. Budget cuts, our current predicament. sporadically. This option point solutions will get [email protected] layoffs and furloughs, shutdowns of public services, April brought with it is viewed as maintaining more attention over more Ned Connors cancellation of planned infrastructure repairs. more than 20 million job the energy of collabora- integrated platform devel- Designer, ext. 1222 With so many people out of work, water and sew- losses in America and an tive teams while still con- opment. [email protected] er bill payments lag, only adding to the struggles of extraordinary unemploy- trolling costs and maxi- Open-minded and Mark Sutherland smaller cities and towns. ment rate of 14.7 percent. mizing safety. open-seated teams will Creative Director, ext. 1330 [email protected] Before the advent of the coronavirus, thousands of The fight to stay relevant Customers will seek new lead the way as we pre- small towns were struggling through the post indus- on the business front has pricing models, shared pare to engage our post- NEWSROOM trial era, barely making ends meet. Now the prospect enormous repercussions business risk, guarantees COVID-19 world. Never Mike Alongi for the future is bleak with the actual or effective — not only how many jobs of preparedness, hyper-ef- has business planning Sports Editor, ext. 1228 bankruptcy of cities, towns and counties. Threatened can be preserved, or how ficient training and more. bean more critical. [email protected] are essential everyday services — from fixing a bro- the public can be safely The managers I inter- Bill Brotherton ken water main to repairing a pothole. served, but at its core how viewed expect little leni- Jill Ebstein is the editor Features Editor ext. 1338 Recovery funds must be provided to the many cit- will our lives look? As indi- ency and know they must of the “At My Pace” series [email protected] ies and counties not covered by the provisions of ex- viduals plan for their next up their game. of books and the founder Elyse Carmosino isting virus aid legislation. Congress must provide iteration, so too are busi- As one manager philos- of Sized Right Marketing, Reporter, ext. 1264 some relief to Middle America. Passing the SMART nesses planning for theirs. ophized, “This just makes a Newton consulting firm. [email protected] Act would be a start. With this as background, us go where we were ex- She wrote this for Inside- Gayla Cawley I took to the phones to find pecting to go, but sooner.” Sources.com. Reporter, ext. 1236 [email protected] Cheryl Charles News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] Olivia Falcigno Photographer, ext.1224 [email protected] Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] Thor Jourgensen Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 [email protected] Steve Krause Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 [email protected] David McLellan Reporter, ext. 1317 [email protected] Anne Marie Tobin Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 [email protected] Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 [email protected] TECHNOLOGY 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] MONDAY, JUNE 8, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Community Calendar Monday, June 8 - Sunday, June 14

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ASSOCIATED PRESS On Twitter, he called the Previously, they could rent as fever and cough that request an absentee bal- state continues to reopen Democratic governor’s be- rooms only for “essential clear up in two to three lot for the upcoming fall for business. A look at coronavi- havior “reckless,” told her workers.” weeks. For some, especial- elections because of the The state’s seven-day rus-related developments to “KNOCK IT OFF” and Paul Sacco, chief of the ly older adults and people pandemic. average of daily new cas- around New England on encouraged her to quaran- Massachusetts Lodg- with existing health prob- VERMONT es declined this past week, Sunday. tine for 14 day. ing Association, said he lems, it can cause more The pandemic is add- from about 53 on May 26 RHODE ISLAND Protests have been on- doesn’t expect motels and severe illness, including to about 37 on Friday, and Rhode Island Gov. Gina ing to the years-long wait going throughout the U.S. hotels to fill up overnight. active cases fell from 612 Raimondo apologized for pneumonia or death. for the University of Ver- violating her own safety following George Floyd’s But he said he’s hopeful NEW HAMPSHIRE mont’s new arena to open. on Thursday to 587 on Fri- rules by addressing dem- death. Floyd, a black man, travelers will start to come New Hampshire is al- Financial uncertainty day. onstrators without wear- died on May 25 after a visit. “My final word on it lowing voter registration caused by the pandemic President Donald Trump ing a mask. white Minneapolis police is ‘Hallelujah,’” he told the by mail due to the corona- prompted the universi- criticized Maine’s pace of Raimondo told the Prov- officer put his knee on Boston Herald. virus pandemic. ty to delay securing $30 reopening during a visit idence Journal in a state- Floyd’s neck while he was Also on Monday, restau- The secretary of state million in bonds, pushing to the state Friday, liken- ment that things were handcuffed on the ground rants can begin offering and attorney general’s of- back the timeline for the ing Democratic Gov. Janet “tense and hectic” Friday until he stopped breath- outdoor dining, retail fice issued rules this week new facility to open, ac- Mills to a “dictator” over night at the State House ing. stores can open their outlining the procedure cording to school officials. her pandemic control mea- as the number of protest- MASSACHUSETTS doors, and child care cen- for those wishing to reg- The Tarrant Center is sures. ers swelled to at least The chief of the Massa- ters can resume opera- ister to vote by mail. Pro- the largest part of an ef- Mills said Trump’s re- 10,000. She said she sim- chusetts Lodging Asso- tions, all with limitations spective voters will have fort to upgrade UVM ath- marks reminded her of ply forgot to bring a face ciation responded to the specific to each sector. to fill out a registration letic facilities. Other por- other “loud men” she had mask when she went out- state’s next phase of re- The Massachusetts De- form and provide a copy tions included renovations heard through her career side to speak. opening with a “Hallelu- partment of Public Health of a photo ID and a docu- to Gutterson Fieldhouse who “talk tough to dis- “That was wrong. It jah!” on Sunday reported 27 ment showing their name and revamping Patrick guise their weakness.” was counter to our pub- Gov. Charlie Baker an- more deaths and 304 more and address. A witness Gym as a campus recre- The Maine Center for lic health guidance, and I nounced new rules that positive tests for the coro- must watch the voter sign ation venue. Disease Control report- apologize,” she wrote. go into effect Monday al- navirus. the form and attest to the MAINE ed Sunday that one more Republican state Rep. lowing hotels, motels, inns For most people, the voter’s identity. Maine’s leaders are cau- person died and 46 more Bobby Nardolillo didn’t let and short-term rentals to coronavirus causes mild or State officials previously tiously hopeful about coro- people tested positive for the misstep go unnoticed. begin accepting guests. moderate symptoms, such said that any voter may navirus statistics as the the virus. Memorial service provides opportunity to grieve, lift voices

ASSOCIATED PRESS Gov. Chris Sununu said Friday he supports the Here is a look at devel- measures. opments related to ongo- “Unfortunately, as we ing protests throughout saw with the murder of New England against po- George Floyd, you had lice brutality following the other officers standing May 25 death of George there watching and that’s Floyd: not acceptable in any way,” MASSACHUSETTS he said. “We have to make A motorcade traveled to sure there’s accountability a church for a memorial within their system.” service Sunday for an Af- MAINE rican American man who A student-led demon- died in Minneapolis after stration against police a white police officer put abuse started in Maine his knee on the man’s neck for minutes while he was and crossed a bridge to handcuffed on the ground. finish in New Hampshire. Hearses bore the names Current and former of George Floyd, of Min- Traip Academy students neapolis, along with Bre- organized and led the onna Taylor, shot to death March for Justice that by police in her home in started in Kittery, Maine, Kentucky, and Ahmaud then crossed Memorial Arbery, an unarmed jogger Bridge and ended in Ports- who was chased down and mouth, N.H. killed in Georgia. “This is long overdue. The service at the Beth- There has been systemic el AME Church in Jamai- racism in this country for ca Plain gave Boston the a long time and now it is opportunity “to grieve the something white Ameri- loss of these American cit- can has to reckon with. I izens and to participate in hope this impacts positive the national outcry against change,” said Anna Brun- black lives killed by police ing, of Kittery, who provid- brutality and acts of white ed free water and granola supremacy,” said The Rev. bars to the protesters. VERMONT Miniard Culpepper, from PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Pleasant Hill Baptist Vermont Republican Church, Dorchester. Rev. James Harrison, of the Southern Baptist Church in Boston, walks Sunday past hearses Party Chairman Deb Bil- Meanwhile, a universi- meant to honor fallen George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery, before the start of a lado issued a statement ty campus that was the procession through Boston. about comments that her site of a weekend demon- African American daugh- stration against police ton Police Superintendent Rhode Island continued to ter marching from the Dr. New Hampshire law- ter made about protesters treatment of black people William Gross and other be peaceful this weekend. Martin Luther King Jr. makers filed several bills that were racially insensi- announced it will no lon- local law enforcement of- More than 1,000 people Community Center. related to police miscon- tive. ger be used as a staging ficials have expressed out- marched Saturday to In- The events happened a duct months ago, but they Billado said her daugh- ground for the Massachu- rage over Floyd’s death. dependence Park in Bris- day after at least 10,000 have yet to take final ac- ter’s comments on social setts State Police. “Nonetheless, for peo- tol, where there was com- people gathered at the tion on them as their work media were “wrong and UMass Boston ended a ple who have historically, plete silence for 8 minutes State House in Provi- has been delayed by the unfortunate,” and added long-running tradition of systematically, and even and 46 seconds — symbol- dence. coronavirus pandemic. that she doesn’t speak for letting state police use the routinely been victims ic for the amount of time NEW HAMPSHIRE Two similar bills would the GOP. campus for events such as of police misconduct, the that a white police officer Legislation aimed at require officers to report “It is very important in the Boston Marathon, the presence of such an intim- placed his knee on Floyd’s holding police officers ac- misconduct by other of- America that we behave in women’s march and sports idating display of police neck — while protesters countable may gain mo- ficers to the state Police a manner where everyone team victory parades. power is unnerving,” she took a knee. mentum in New Hamp- Standards and Training is treated with respect and Interim Chancellor wrote. Several thousand people shire because of recent Commission, which over- we need to be very careful Katherine Newman said RHODE ISLAND also gathered Saturday police killings and nation- sees the certification of that our words reflect that she understands that Bos- Large demonstrations in in downtown Newport af- wide protests. police officers. Republican respect,” she wrote. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JUNE 8, 2020 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- A report of larceny at 314 Pregnant woman killed larly arrests, reflect police records. Boston St. at 10:58 a.m. Sat- In the event of a perceived inac- urday. curacy, it is the sole responsibility A report of motor vehicle theft at 46 South St. at 9:42 of the concerned party to contact in Walnut Street crash a.m. Saturday; at 15 Alley St. the relevant police department and at 11:50 a.m. Saturday. have the department issue a no- LYNN — A 20-year-old on Walnut Street at the other one, police said. The night, police said. tice of correction to the Daily Item. MARBLEHEAD woman who was pregnant Lynn-Saugus line, police victim was taken to Mass. The operator of the oth- Corrections or clarifications will not died early Saturday morn- said. General Hospital, where er car was treated and re- be made without express notice of ing when a car in which Police said the accident she died. The driver of the leased from Salem Hospi- Arrest she was a passenger col- occurred at 12:32 a.m. One car was also taken to Mass. tal, police said. No names change from the arresting police Richard W. Scogland, 47, lided with another one of the cars crossed the me- General, where she was in of any of the victims have department. of 148 Pleasant St., was ar- going the opposite way dian line, colliding with the serious condition Sunday been released. rested on an outstanding war- LYNN rant at 6:31 p.m. Friday. Arrests Accidents Christine Cosbar, 61, of A report of a motor vehicle 88 Laighton St., was arrested crash on Tower Way at 10:28 and charged with violating a a.m. Friday; at Ocean and harassment prevention order Harbor avenues at 1:56 p.m. at 11:18 a.m. Saturday. Saturday. Marvin Guzman, 28, of Peabody, was arrested and Assaults charged with unlicensed op- eration of a motor vehicle, a A report of an assault on marked lanes violation, oper- Dennett Road at 10:50 p.m. ating under the influence of Friday. liquor, second offense, and having an open container of Complaints alcohol in a motor vehicle, and warrant charges of failing Three callers from Carol to drive in the right lane, op- Road and Longview Avenue erating a motor vehicle with between 1:41 p.m. and 2:31 a license suspended for OUI, p.m. complained of brown or unregistered motor vehicle, yellow water. miscellaneous municipal or- A report of a naked person dinance violation, uninsured in the streets at Atlantic and motor vehicle, operating un- Clifton avenues at 4:29 a.m. der the influence of liquor, un- Saturday. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS licensed operation of a motor Santa Cruz Sheriff Jim Hart stands next to a photo of fallen Sgt. Damon Gutzwiller, next to the of- vehicle, and furnishing false Vandalism ficer’s pregnant widow and child as more than a thousand people gather outside the Santa Cruz ID information when arrested County Sheriff-Coroner’s Office to pay their respects in Santa Cruz, Calif., Sunday. at 1:42 a.m. Saturday. A report of overnight graffiti Bobby Stevens, 48, of Bos- on Wyman Road at 1:38 p.m. ton, was arrested and charged Friday. with uttering counterfeit notes FBI looks for link between two and possessing counterfeit PEABODY notes at 2:49 a.m. Sunday. Accidents Accidents A report of a motor vehicle ambush killings of officers A report of a motor vehicle crash at 232 Newbury St. and crash with personal injury at 550 Lowell St. at 1:49 p.m. By Martha Mendoza lessly,” a visibly shaken man said. as a hero who devoted his 676 Walnut St. at 12:32 a.m. Tuesday. ASSOCIATED PRESS Hart said. Carrillo’s wife Monika life to protecting the com- Saturday. On Saturday, deputies Leigh Scott Carrillo, who munity and as a loving SANTA CRUZ, Calif. responded to a 911 call was also in the Air Force, husband and father,” New- A report of a motor vehicle Vandalism — The FBI and local in- hit-and-run crash at Buffum around 1:30 p.m. about a was found dead in an off- som said in a statement. A report of window damage vestigators are trying to suspicious van in Ben Lo- base hotel in May 2018 The shooting shocked and Oxford streets at 8:14 determine a possible link a.m. Saturday. and past vandalism at 7:13 mond — an unincorporat- while she was stationed Ben Lomond, a town of a.m. Tuesday. between the ambush-style ed area near Santa Cruz. in South Carolina. She about 6,000 people tucked killing of a Northern The caller said there were was 30. Her death was in- up in the Santa Cruz Hazmat California sheriff’s dep- guns and bomb-making vestigated by the Sumter mountains. SWAMPSCOTT uty Saturday night and A report of a hazardous devices inside, Hart said. County Sheriff’s Office, Resident Kathy Crock- that of a federal officer condition at Broadway and When deputies arrived, in coordination with the er brought a bouquet to Overdose who was fatally shot out- Springvale Avenue at 11:39 the van pulled away and Air Force Office of Special the sheriff’s office as Hart side the U.S. courthouse a.m. Saturday. A report of an opioid over- the deputies followed. The Investigations, and ruled gave a news conference in Oakland more than a dose on Burrill Street at van went down a driveway a suicide, according to the about the shootings. Theft 11:18 p.m. Saturday. week ago. The FBI office in San at a home, and the deputies Air Force. “It just breaks my heart Francisco confirmed Sun- were ambushed by gunfire The FBI has been try- that this keeps happen- day its investigators were and explosives after getting ing to identify a suspect ing,” she said, as teary- working with the Santa out of their vehicle. and motive in the drive- eyed deputies entered the Springfield police Cruz County Sheriff’s De- Gutzwiller was wounded by shooting outside the building. partment to determine a and later died at a hospi- Ronald V. Dellums Fed- Hundreds of people, possible motive and links tal. Another deputy was eral Building that killed including Gutzwiller’s launch body-worn to other crimes committed wounded by gunfire or Dave Patrick Underwood, young son and widow, at- in the San Francisco Bay shrapnel and struck by a 53, and critically wounded tended a vigil Sunday at Area, including the attack vehicle as the suspect fled. another contracted securi- 2:26 p.m., the time au- camera program that killed a Federal Pro- A third officer from the ty officer employed by the thorities received the call tection Service officer and California Highway Patrol Department of Homeland the day before that he was shot in his hand, Hart Security’s Federal Pro- had been shot. There was SPRINGFIELD (AP) “I am happy to see the critically wounded anoth- er officer on May 29. Both said. tective Service. They had a long applause when the — The Springfield Police fruits of our labor paying The suspect, 32-year-old been monitoring a nearby sheriff acknowledged the Department is rolling out off as our Springfield Po- involved shooters in a van. Steven Carrillo, attempt- protest over the death of community’s support for its body-worn camera pro- lice Department begins An active-duty U.S. Air ed a carjacking and also George Floyd. law enforcement officers. gram. to deploy and utilize our Force sergeant has been was shot during his arrest, Surveillance cameras Hart said Gutzwill- A dozen officers and body-worn cameras,” May- arrested on suspicion of Hart said. He was being captured a white Ford van er never had a citizen’s supervisors have been or Domenic Sarno said in fatally shooting Santa treated at the hospital for believed to be driven by complaint in his 14 years trained in their use as of a statement. “From the be- Cruz Sheriff’s Sgt. Da- non-life-threatening inju- the shooter or shooters. with the department, and Friday and officials say ginning, I strongly believe mon Gutzwiller, 38, and the entire force of nearly that this program will wounding two other offi- ries. The FBI said the vehicle praised the sergeant’s 500 officers will be trained help our efforts to assure cers Saturday. Hart said Carrillo will did not appear to have li- community approach to by the end of summer. best practices, improve Gutzwiller “was a be- be charged with first-de- cense plates. policing. “I have always said that our policies and practices, loved figure here at the gree murder. Gov. Gavin Newsom “He was kind, patient, I see body-worn camer- while taking advantage of sheriff’s office,” Santa Carrillo had arrived at extended condolences to caring, empathetic. He can as as something that will new technology,” Cruz County Sheriff Jim Travis Air Force Base, 50 Gutzwiller’s family and take enforcement action help us, not hurt us. Now The Springfield Police Hart said. miles northeast of San ordered flags at the Capi- when he needed to, but he more than ever I believe Department is believed “Damon showed up to- Francisco, in June 2018 tol to be flown at half-staff would rather communi- they will protect us,” po- to be the only department day to do his job, to keep and was a member of in honor of the slain dep- cate his way through any lice Commissioner Cheryl launching a body-worn this community safe, and the 60th Security Forces uty. problem that was in front Clapprood said in a state- camera program during his life was taken need- Squadron, a base spokes- “He will be remembered of him,” Hart said. ment. the COVID-19 pandemic, Only school resource according to a news release officers will not wear the from the department. ‘I’m one of you’: Black firefighter cameras over student pri- The program is expect- vacy concerns. ed to cost between $2.5 Body-worn cameras is- million and $3 million. sued to police officers will Springfield received a says he was racially profiled not have night vision or $1.1 million grant from facial recognition capabil- the U.S. Department of By William J. Kole 10,000 people. “No one should have to and knifepoint, and the ities. Justice for the program. ASSOCIATED PRESS “I was like, ‘I’m a fire- experience something like car Paci and his friend fighter, I’m PFD, I’m one this and we apologize on were sitting in matched PROVIDENCE, R.I. — of you — don’t shoot,’ and behalf of our city for the the description of the ve- POLICE BRIEF Officials apologized to a they still kept approach- trauma it has caused,” the hicle in which the suspects black Rhode Island fire- 1 killed in collision on I-495 was also transported to ing the vehicle with guns Democratic mayor said in fled. fighter who says he was the hospital for minor drawn,” Paci said, fighting a statement. “We stand Derek Silva, president of in Methuen, troopers say racially profiled by a pair injuries, troopers said. tears. with Firefighter Paci and the Providence Firefight- of police officers who ap- METHUEN (AP) — A preliminary investiga- Paci said one of the offi- thank him for his unwav- ers Union, said on Twitter Massachusetts State tion suggested the driver proached him with guns cers searched his friend’s ering dedication to a city drawn as he sat in a car that “this situation makes Police are investigating a who died was crossing car before driving off. that he protects everyday clear that even in uniform, collision on Interstate 495 several lanes when her outside his own fire sta- Hours later, he said, a through his service.” tion. a young black man is not that claimed the life of a vehicle hit the other car, Providence police ser- Police spokeswoman immune form the impact In an emotional in- geant visited the fire sta- Lindsay Lague said the motorist who was ejected causing both of them to of systemic, institutional terview with WPRI-TV, tion and apologized after department would inves- from her vehicle. roll over, state police said. racism.” Terrell Paci said he was having viewed body cam- tigate and video of the A 31-year-old woman Both vehicles came to “While we value our on duty, in uniform and era footage. exchange would not be re- from Worcester died a rest upside down, one working relationship with after being transferred over a guardrail and one chatting Wednesday night Mayor Jorge Elor- leased until the investiga- with a friend who was za called Paci’s account tion was completed. the Providence police, and by medical helicopter to in the median. know that there are many Lawrence General Hos- The crash remained dropping off food when “deeply disturbing” and In a statement issued the unidentified officers said the city has launched late Saturday, the Provi- officers working to change pital Saturday morning, under investigation on police culture, this inci- Sunday. State Police approached, demanding to an investigation. The ex- dence chapter of the Fra- state police said. The dent proves that there is didn’t immediately re- know if he was armed. change occurred after a 9 ternal Order of Police other driver, a 40-year-old more work to be done,” Sil- woman from Lawrence, lease identities. “I was dressed in full p.m. curfew that had been insisted the incident did uniform and had my radio enacted in the aftermath not involve racial pro- va tweeted. in hand,” Paci, 23, said in of violent confrontations filing and defended the “All it takes for evil to Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 the interview, which was between police and van- officers involved. It said triumph is for good peo- CALL 24 HOURS A DAY broadcast Friday night ple to do nothing. And we Hotline Spanish menu available dals who targeted a down- police were searching for or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) from a Providence protest town mall two nights ear- two suspects who held up can’t do nothing,” Paci told All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. rally that drew more than lier. an individual by gunpoint WPRI. Callers may remain anonymous. MONDAY, JUNE 8, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 NATION Rain, road flooding as Cristobal draws closer By Gerald Herbert shopped for groceries, but ASSOCIATED PRESS said he didn’t see people frantically stocking up as NEW ORLEANS — Rain he did before other storms. pounded the U.S. Gulf He said people may be Coast on Sunday ahead “overwhelmed” by the of the arrival of Tropical coronavirus and recent po- Storm Cristobal, which lice violence and protests. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS has already spawned a They seemed “resigned tornado in Florida and to whatever happens — Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam gestures as he threatened more twisters announces his plans to remove the statue of happens,” he said. along with high winds and The Sewerage & Water Confederate General Robert E. Lee on Mon- storm surge. Board of New Orleans said ument Avenue during a news conference in Roads flooded in coastal the city’s drainage system Richmond, Va. Louisiana and Mississip- had limits and was old, pi, and thousands were so residents should avoid without power even before underpasses and low-ly- the storm made landfall. ing areas where water PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Iconic Lee It was expected to arrive can pool during inevitable on U.S. soil late Sunday, Crews from the Southeast Louisiana Flood Pro- street flooding. though it was not expected tection Authority East close the Bayou Road On evacuated Grand to grow into a hurricane. flood gate in St. Bernard Parish, La., Saturday, Isle in Louisiana, a high- statue to be Forecasters warned the ahead of Tropical Storm Cristobal. way was underwater and storm would affect a wide much of the island wasn’t area stretching roughly “It’s very efficient, very Florida. passable, Jefferson Parish 180 miles east into Flori- tropical rainfall,” National Rain fell intermittent- Councilman Ricky Tem- da. But they forecast the Hurricane Center Direc- ly in New Orleans famed plet told The Times-Pica- removed worst impacts in south- tor Ken Graham said in a French Quarter Sunday yune/New Orleans Advo- east Louisiana and south- Facebook video. “It rains a afternoon, but the streets cate. By Sarah Rankin Justice & Equality. “And ern Mississippi, where whole bunch real quick.” were nearly deserted, with Templet plans to stay and Denise Lavoie it took what is in effect a some spots could get up The storm could also many businesses already on the island during the ASSOCIATED PRESS mass uprising of the com- to 12 inches of rain and generate tornadoes in boarded up due to the storm and said he hasn’t munity to say these things storm surges of up to five parts of Alabama, Lou- coronavirus. seen water levels this high RICHMOND, Va. — Da- are not acceptable.” feet. isiana, Mississippi and Daniel Priestman since a 2012 hurricane. vid Harris Jr., a nephew of Republican lawmak- humanitarian and tennis ers, Confederate heritage legend Arthur Ashe, tried groups and a Monument for decades to get a street Avenue preservation Officials urge Floyd protesters named after his uncle in group have criticized the Richmond, the hometown decisions. Some have that once denied Ashe ac- warned it could impact cess to segregated public tourism, and many have to get coronavirus tests tennis courts. equated the monuments’ Finally, in 2019, the removal to erasing history. By Brian Mahoney city council approved the “Attempts to eradicate and Kimberlee renaming over the objec- instead of contextualizing Kruesi tions of some residents. history invariably fail,” ASSOCIATED PRESS So it was gratifying, Har- Senate GOP leaders said ris said, to see Virginia’s in a statement. NEW YORK — As New governor announce plans Floyd, a black man in York City prepared to re- to remove an iconic statue Minneapolis, died after a open after a more than of Confederate Gen. Rob- white officer jammed his two-month coronavirus ert E. Lee after days of knee into his neck for near- shutdown, officials on Sun- protests over the death of ly nine minutes as other day lifted a curfew that was George Floyd. officers watched. Video put in place amid protests “My hat is off to them for captured Floyd’s arrest of police brutality and ra- getting this done,” Harris and final moments, and cial injustice. But they also said Friday. “It took me his death has sparked pro- urged that demonstrators 25 years to get the street tests around the world that be tested for COVID-19. name changed. I com- demonstrators have vowed “Get a test. Get a test,” mend these young folks to turn into a sustained New York Gov. Andrew for getting these guys to movement focused on ad- Cuomo urged people who see it within a week and dressing racial injustice. have been participating a half.” Late Saturday, a small in rallies and marches in In recent days, amid an group of demonstrators memory of George Floyd. extraordinary outpour- toppled a statue of Con- He said the state ing of grief over Floyd’s federate Gen. Williams planned to open 15 testing death, Virginia Gov. Ralph Carter Wickham in Mon- sites dedicated to protest- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Northam has pledged to ers so they can get results roe Park, a Richmond po- Protesters rally near the edge of Times Square in New York Sunday. remove the Lee statue, lice spokeswoman said. quickly. while city leaders have She said she did not know “I would act as if you per that he hadn’t thought to enter its first phase of for the curfew to go away. I also committed to taking if there were any arrests. were exposed, and I would down the other four Con- The Richmond monu- tell people you are inter- much about the virus be- reopening after shutdowns have no intention of bring- federate memorials along ment decisions, part of a acting with, assume I am fore going into the streets due to the pandemic. Be- ing it back.” Richmond’s prestigious wave of Confederate mon- positive for the virus,” without a mask during tween 200,000 and 400,000 He maintained, however, Monument Avenue. ument removals around Cuomo added. protests or considering people are expected to that the city was still de- The changes amount to the country, has stunned The call is similar to what that tear gas might ampli- head back to the workplace bating whether to enforce a reshaping of how one of some observers in this for- officials in cities like Seat- fy the spread of the virus. Monday, with many using street closures later in the America’s most historic mer capital of the Confed- tle, San Francisco and At- “It almost seems like a subway system that most day. He also said he was cities tells its story in its eracy, a place where even lanta have made following emotion has taken over New Yorkers have avoided “frustrated” by the large public spaces — and a re- three years ago many res- massive demonstrations, to the point to where peo- since March because of number of police officers thinking of whom it glori- idents said they consid- with free testing set up for ple aren’t even concerned crowded conditions. who were not wearing face fies. ered removing the statues protesters who may have (about getting sick),” he On Sunday, Mayor Bill masks, describing it as “It’s been a long time impractical, or nearly im- been exposed to the virus. said. de Blasio lifted the city’s painful to people who may coming. ... We’ve tried possible due to a state law Yet in South Carolina, The U.S. leads the world 8 p.m. curfew put in place perceive law enforcement marches, petitions, pro- that protected war memo- where some cities have with nearly 110,000 con- for the Floyd protests. was “flouting” social dis- tests, going to city coun- rials. seen daily protests over firmed virus-related“Last night was the best tancing rules. cil” to get the Confederate The new Democratic Floyd’s death, participants deaths, with New York by far,” de Blasio told re- New York City police monuments removed, said majority at the General said they felt concern that state accounting for more porters. “We had the big- pulled back on enforcing Phil Wilayto, a longtime Assembly rewrote that the virus had taken a back- than 30,000 since the pan- gest number of protesters, the curfew Saturday as community organizer and law earlier this year, an seat. In North Charleston, demic began, according to the fewest arrests, the thousands took to streets activist with the Virginia effort led by black women Shakem Akhet told the Johns Hopkins University. fewest problems and that and parks to protest Defenders for Freedom, lawmakers. Post & Courier newspa- New York City prepared convinced me it was time Floyd’s death. A U-turn, an angry president and a fateful walk to a church By Robert Burns tion, offers insight into Trump believed. nior White House official ASSOCIATED PRESS how the president was By Monday morning he recalled Trump urging pushing for the fastest, was considering a dramat- Esper and Milley to get WASHINGTON — De- most extreme measures ic move — invoking the as many troops as need- fense Secretary Mark Es- while advisers at the Pen- Insurrection Act so that ed to secure the city. The per was three blocks from tagon tried to persuade he could use federal troops president stressed that the FBI’s Washington field him to take a more moder- to enforce the law. Sunday night’s unrest, in office. He had planned to ate approach. According to a senior de- which St. John’s Episco- confer there at a securi- The officials asked that fense official, Trump want- pal Church sustained fire ty command center, but their names not be used to ed 10,000 federal troops damage and some busi- plans changed with an describe sensitive deliber- immediately on the streets nesses were vandalized, unexpected call to divert ations. to control a situation some had shown that security immediately. At an Oval Office meet- aides believed could esca- was inadequate. Go the White House. ing late Monday morn- late dangerously. With the president’s de- President Donald Trump ing, tempers were flaring. Esper and Milley, howev- mands in mind, and hop- wanted a briefing from Trump and some of his se- er, argued against calling ing they could stall his him and Gen. Mark Mil- nior aides wanted federal out the active-duty forc- move to use federal troops, ley, chairman of the Joint troops on the streets, and es, fearful that it would Esper and Milley moved Chiefs of Staff, on how the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fast. militarize a problem that swiftly to try to get gover- military was handling se- Some Washington busi- should be handled by ci- nors to send as many Na- curity as protests grew on President Donald Trump departs the White nesses had been vandal- vilian law enforcement. tional Guard troops from the streets of the nation’s House to visit St. John’s Church in Washington. ized Sunday night and St. Violent elements among their states as possible to capital. John’s Church, near the the protest crowds, the supplement the roughly Esper’s driver pulled a Monday, June 1 — one of death in the hands of Min- White House, had sus- two men believed, were 1,300 District of Columbia U-turn in the middle of the more consequential neapolis police officers. tained fire damage. Trump too small and manageable National Guard members the street and flipped on days of Donald Trump’s This account of Trump’s was unhappy. Some gover- to justify calling out the and a hodgepodge of Park the flashing lights, and presidency, when he was decision-making, based on nors, and local authori- military. Police, Secret Service and they rushed to 1600 Penn- forced to reckon with rap- a senior defense official ties in the District of Co- The White House did other federal law enforce- sylvania Avenue. idly swelling demonstra- as well as several others lumbia, were not doing not dispute or confirm ment officers dealing with It was late afternoon on tions after George Floyd’s in the Trump administra- enough to stop violence, the 10,000 figure. A se- protesters. A8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JUNE 8, 2020

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By David McLellan tumbling down the stairs during his great es- to create a civil rights section, and used a por- ITEM STAFF cape. tion of his remaining $500 to buy books for the TOP 5 PERCENT Marquez confessed to then-Principal Eu- section. In May, Classical students participat- LYNN — A new principal, a beloved coach’s gene Constantino, who told him he would not ed in a recycling program that saw the con- retirement, an invitation of 100 students to be punished since he took responsibility for tamination of Lynn’s recycling stream drop to Garcia, Jason Alejandro “Hamilton,” and displays of passion by both his actions — Constantino, so beloved by stu- 14 percent, after it had peaked at 35.6 percent Laroussi, Ayman Abdelaziz current students and alumni — much has hap- dents like Marquez after leading the school for in April 2018. Westin, Zachary Andrew pened at Lynn Classical since the 2016/2017 nine years, retired his position and moved to Last summer, Lynn Classical’s Living in Two King, Victor Sakol school year four years ago. the St. Mary’s administration. Worlds Film Festival highlighted the strug- Beato, Genesis In the winter of 2017, Classical saw Tiba Closing out the 2017-2018 school year, grad- gles encountered by immigrant students. Stu- Ouk, Christopher Pharut Faraj, a recent graduate and Iraqi refugee, ac- uation speaker Capt. Alexander Mora of the dents Andrea Argumendo, Wandy Jiminez, Lit Lam, Michael company Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass) to U.S. Marine Corps, who graduated from Clas- Palacio, and Bolaji Odusanya all showed films Valeri, Lindsey Shea President Donald Trump’s address to a joint sical in 1999, told seniors, “No one is going to Cespedes Alfonso, Eddinson session of Congress. Faraj attended the ses- at the festival, and talked about their experi- give you anything. Obstacles will be put in ences coming to the U.S. Aquino Angel, Leonardo sion in opposition of Trump’s executive order McCarthy, Kyle Sean banning refugees and immigrants from seven front of you, and they won’t be easy to over- “The best part about coming here was that it come. But you will.” helped me discover my brave side,” said Pala- Lange, Kyla Lynn Muslim-majority countries, having seen her Lang, Jacob William father shot and left permanently disabled In the 2018-2019 school year, 100 students cio, a freshman, who immigrated from the Do- were invited to watch the play “Hamilton” at minican Republic. Arriaza Erazo, Louis Miguel while working for an American-backed devel- Santillan, Kristen Rashell opment company in Iraq in 2006, and after the Boston Opera House. The Broadway mu- And this school year, while schools across sical was used as a lesson on U.S. history by Massachusetts have been rocked by the Brennan, Rachel Grace her family’s subsequent flight to Jordan and Alcindor, Sophonie then to the U.S. teacher Gwen Hansen, who knew about the in- COVID-19 pandemic, and schools are having vitation since May, but kept the trip a surprise students practicing “distance learning,” Clas- Dunnigan, Shannon Claire Later that year, another Classical alumnus, Sim, Malina Meakara Michael Quintana, delivered 25 backpacks for her students until the start of the school sical students have still achieved. and various school supplies to Classical stu- year. Ahvianna Elysse, a senior that year, was For the second straight year, the Classical dents, a show of appreciation to the MBTA also one of 15 students selected across all swim team was crowned city champions after worker’s alma mater. He said at the time of schools to perform before the play, and deliv- the Rams won first place in nine of 12 events the donations, “My house almost looks like ered a spoken-word poem, titled “Sally Hem- at the Tech pool. Amy Dunn took over as prin- Walmart.” ings” about the lack of diversity of characters cipal this year, saying, “There’s a lot about this Then-current Classical students also showed when she is reading plays such as “Hamilton.” school that’s wonderful. I defy anyone to come passion for their school that year. In sports, “I wrote the poem in three days,” said Elysse here and conclude that there’s not a good at- the volleyball team won the Lynn City Volley- at the time. “It was when I started reading mosphere here. It’s a very welcoming school.” ball Tournament, the football team went 8-2, about the different characters I could have The program Bridge for Resilient Youth in and Tom Grassa, who had led the boy’s bas- written about and I kind of realized there was Transition rolled out at Classical this past ketball program for 31 years — and to back- such a lack of women, specifically a lack of fall, with the aim of transitioning students to-back state championships in 1993 and 1994 black women, and I was just like we definitely with mental illnesses back into the classroom, — retired. had more of a voice at that time so I felt like especially students who have been hospital- During the latter half of the 2017-2018 school someone had to do it.” ized, paid for by a four-year $200,000 Com- year, Classical students put on a well received In March 2019, junior Joseph Severe received prehensive School Health Services Grant that play production of “The Diary of Anne Frank,” the Mass Humanities Frederick Douglass Lynn Public Schools received through the and at the Lynn Classical High School Sto- Award, which includes a $1,000 scholarship Massachusetts Department of Mental Health Jason Garcia ry Slam, a display of storytelling and skilled given out to students who win the National last spring. Valedictorian prose, senior Adrian Marquez pocketed $500 History Day competition in Stoneham each after winning the event. He told a story about year. Instead of pocketing the cash, Severe do- David McLellan can be reached at dmclel- skipping school and being caught on video nated half of the money to his school’s library [email protected].

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By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN — Principal Thomas Strangie described the Lynn English High School Class of 2020 as a “good, solid group of kids” that cares about each other and their school. The coronavirus has not only shut down schools for the remainder of the year and canceled traditional grad- uations, but it has impacted nearly every facet of Ameri- can life over the past several months. Strangie said the Class of 2020 seniors have not only been working toward graduation in the midst of the pandemic, but have been contributing to the community in different ways. For example, he said some kids have been filling in at Market Basket for those who can’t go to work and others have been supporting their families financially. “They’ve just been doing what needed to be done, show- ing that true bulldog spirit,” said Strangie, referencing the school’s mascot. “They’re just a good class. (They) had a lot of energy and definitely cared about each other and the school. “I feel very bad that it ended the way it did. I feel they got robbed and they themselves have been feeling it.” Since Lynn English seniors won’t get a chance to walk the stage until Aug. 1 during an outdoor ceremony at Manning Field, Strangie said the school has been trying to honor them in different ways this month. On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week, 130 seniors will come in each day to pick up their caps, gowns and diplomas. Earlier this month, Strangie said he ordered T-shirts for each graduating senior, which will also be handed out this week. Each shirt has a picture of a bulldog wearing a mask on the front, while the back reads 2020, with toilet pa- per for zeros, and #Seniorskipday. Superintendent Dr. Patrick Tutwiler has also authorized the funds for Lynn English to purchase lawn signs for se- niors to pick up and place in their front yards. In addition, students will receive prom favors, in lieu of another major year-end event that had to be canceled, Strangie said. “Hopefully they enjoy it,” said Strangie. “The senior class advisors have been working really hard. (We’re) hoping to have a nice three days to honor them because it’s been tough on all of us. It’s not the way we want to end.” Strangie said graduations are a bittersweet time for seniors and staff. He said there’s a sense of happiness for the students, but there’s also sadness because “you’re losing people you’ve worked with and been close to.” Lynn English’s Mukeba Jean-Baptiste hoists the MIAA Division 1 North Sectional Cham- “They come in as nervous freshmen and by senior year, pionship trophy. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK they’re very comfortable and they know they’re running the place and not afraid to speak up,” said Strangie. mentoring, leadership development, wellness, career “You see them become young adults. They come in as guidance, internship and job opportunities, and more. TOP 5 PERCENT basically kids and now at 17,18, 19, they’re adults and • Tallia Nicole Dudley was named one of 621 semifi- ready to go out into the world. It’s always great to see nalists in the 2020 U.S. Presidential Scholars Program. how they grow.” The semifinalists were selected from nearly 5,600 can- Maisha Bellal When asked what some of the accomplishments and high- didates expected to graduate from U.S. high schools in Julia Chen lights were for the Class of 2020, Strangie provided this list: 2020. Ultimately, she was not selected as a Finalist. Ackiara Chhim • Strengthened Early College Partnership with North • Allen Gutierrez was awarded the Torch Scholarship, Tallia Dudley Shore Community College and Salem State University which covers his entire education at Northeastern Uni- Aaron Dulong to offer more Early College classes and career pathways versity So a Fontan to students. • Jenavier Tejada was awarded the Posse Scholarship, Dayana Gamboni • 12 seniors earned the Koplik Certificate of Mastery with which covers about 90% of her education at Denison Allen Gutierrez Distinction from the Massachusetts Department of Educa- University Adnan Jalal (valedictorian) tion - Andrew Jose Barraza, Tallia Nicole Dudley, Aaron • Boys basketball team was MIAA Division 1 co-champs Asmita Mangar William Dulong, Adnan Zarif Jalal, Syeeda Rahman, Adam- due to pandemic, having been sole champs in 2019 Veronica Mason ma Tarynn Uzoma, Ackiara James Chhim, Sofia Veronica • Girls Basketball Team made State Tournament Danette Neak Oung Fontan, Jaydon Michael Keomanivong, Kevin Miguel Loza • Boys soccer team won the Northeastern Conference Chole Nevers Montiel, Chloe Penelope Nevers and Amani Janae Semper title for the first time since 1983 Khammany Phommachanh Adnan Jalal • 107 seniors earned the John and Abigail Adams • As June 4, Lynn English seniors awarded almost Syeeda Rahman Valedictorian Scholarship for scoring in the top 25% of the Lynn Pub- $1,000,000 in scholarship money to college, which does Hannah Trahant lic Schools on the MCAS not include financial aid from the colleges or federal Adamma Uzoma • Tallia Dudley was awarded a QuestBridge Scholar- government ship, which covers her entire education at Tufts University • Lynn English students helped almost double the • Tallia Dudley was awarded a Gates Scholar- number of Lynn Public Schools students in 2020 who ship, which redundantly covers her entire educa- earned the Seal of Biliteracy, which is affixed to their tion at Tufts University but additionally provides transcripts and demonstrates proficiency in one or more access to a range of support services, including languages to employees

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BOSTON (AP) — The in our community.” Patriots say team own- The video says “change er Robert Kraft’s family always begins with lis- is pledging $1 million to tening.” The leaders of local grassroots organi- the organizations will be zations to promote social invited to speak with the justice causes. team’s executive staff A statement and video and senior management released on the team’s across the Kraft Group’s website Friday says businesses. the money will be dis- The black and white tributed over the next video begins with 10 10 months in $100,000 words and the math- monthly donations. The ematical greater than recipients will be chosen sign. Actions greater in collaboration with Pa- than words; knowledge triots players. greater than ignorance; FILE PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS The groups selected equity greater than priv- The Kraft family will donate $100,000 monthly will be those “fighting for ilege; working together equity, working to end greater than standing over the next 10 months to support social jus- systemic racism and cre- alone. tice causes. ating meaningful change FILE PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS Former two-division UFC champion Conor Mc- Gregor took to twitter Sunday morning for his third retirement announcement in four years. Conor McGregor retires from pro fighting

ASSOCIATED PRESS in upheaval due to the coronavirus pandemic, but Conor McGregor has McGregor was expected announced his retirement to get his title shot later for the third time in four this year, and he recently years. had been talking to White McGregor abruptly about taking another fight made his latest dubious even earlier. Earlier this declaration Sunday morn- week, McGregor posted ing on his Twitter account, photos and videos of him- where the former two-di- self training for fights. FILE PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS vision UFC champion also White was still willing announced his retirement to take McGregor’s retire- As sports begin to start again after the coronavirus pandemic, the only consensus seems to be in 2016 and 2019. ment announcement at that there could be a long period of empty or near-empty seating at stadiums and arenas. “Hey guys I’ve decided to face value — at least pub- retire from fighting,” Mc- licly — when he learned Gregor wrote in a caption about it at his news con- below a photo of him and ference following UFC 250 Fan experience to drastically his mother. “Thank you all in Las Vegas. for the amazing memories! “If Conor McGregor feels What a ride it’s been!” he wants to retire, you The 31-year-old Irish know my feelings about change due to COVID-19 superstar revitalized his retirement,” White said. combat sports career in “You should absolutely KANSAS CITY, Mo. “I know how much only consensus for now is dom is split between all January with an impres- do it. And I love Conor. ... (AP) — Dayton Moore strength all players draw that there could be a long things Georgia Bulldogs sive first-round stoppage There’s a handful of peo- remembers so clearly the from the fans and envi- period of empty or nearly and the Washington Cap- of Donald “Cowboy” Cer- ple that have made this vast sections of empty ronment,” he said, when empty seating. Some U.S. itals. “But it would be dif- rone at UFC 246. McGre- really fun for me, and he’s seats inside Kauffman asked about plans to universities are modeling ferent for sure for those gor (22-4) hadn’t won a one of them.” Stadium when he took play a shortened season for 25% capacity for the who attend in person.” fight in a mixed martial Retirements are a over as general manager without crowds, “and you upcoming football season Count her family among arts cage or a boxing ring time-honored device for of the Kansas City Royals, need that support to get or maybe half-full arenas those who would pause since 2016, but he re- gathering attention and and he remembers just as through an entire Major for the ensuing basket- before heading to the mained the UFC’s bright- increased bargaining pow- vividly — nearly a decade League Baseball sched- ball season. ballpark. est star and biggest finan- er in combat sports. From later — how those seats ule.” “I think for most sports, “For me personally, I’m cial draw. Muhammad Ali and Floyd filled and fans roared as As lockdowns are lifted a reduced crowd wouldn’t not sure I would feel com- UFC President Dana Mayweather to Tito Ortiz the long-suffering club and restrictions eased, negatively impact the fortable attending a live White has already said and Chuck Liddell, count- won the World Series. sports are finally starting overall experience, es- sporting event until there McGregor is next in line less champions of boxing Those dueling memo- to emerge in the corona- pecially in a situation is a known treatment or for a title shot at the win- and MMA have gone back ries make the thought of virus pandemic. But in like baseball or even the widely available vaccine,” ner of lightweight cham- on their solemn announce- playing games in empty virtually every situation, NFL,” said Katy Lucy, a Lucy said. “I trust the pion Khabib Nurmago- ments whenever need or stadiums hard for Moore fans are not yet being al- digital marketing agent medov’s bout with Justin to fathom. lowed to attend and the from Atlanta whose fan- Gaethje this summer. FANS, B2 The UFC’s schedule is McGREGOR, B2 MONDAY, JUNE 8, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 Schmidt left her Fan experience mark on Lynnfield set for drastic girls tennis changes SCHMIDT Stone’s comments about From B2 Schmidt’s “impressive” re- FANS It’s the corporate suites cord are spot on. She burst From B2 from which many colleges does for us.” on the scene as a freshman and pro franchises derive That appreciation goes and lost just one match, fin- institutions to put the so much of their gameday both ways. While Schmidt ishing 11-1 in doubles. As proper measures in place; revenue that may end up may not have gotten the a junior she finished 7-2-1, however, making sure being empty until long af- chance to play in varsity while last she had a break- that they are enforced is ter games have resumed. matches, Stone still noticed out season at 18-3. Her 18 another matter.” Economic woes may last her contributions to the pro- wins was the second highest Many college and pro for some time. gram. win total in the entire pro- sports teams already For fans who stay home, “Anna had an impressive gram, second only to Lauren were dealing with declin- leagues are looking for junior varsity record,” Stone Grava (22-0). ing ticket sales. Watch- ways to keep them en- said. “Last year after being While Schmidt sadly ing at home or streaming gaged, too. on junior varsity, I invited missed out on this season, games are factors, as is When Germany’s top her up to the team for the she’s not dwelling on what the changing social make- soccer league returned tournament even if she she lost. Instead, she is up of fan bases. Dynamic without fans, broadcaster didn’t get a match. I wanted shifting her focus to this fall pricing, increases in park- Sky knew it had a prob- to show appreciation for the when she will be continuing ing and concession prices, lem with silence coming effort she put in. She knew her education at Lafayette and a push toward luxury through the TV. Engi- that she would have started College in Easton, Pennsyl- seating have exacerbated neers created “carpet au- her senior year. vania, studying neurosci- the problem. dio” from previous games “I sent a few emails while ence. Major League Baseball between the same teams, (the cancellations) were “It was just one of those attendance has declined then teased out roars for all still transpiring,” Stone places where I stepped on six of the past seven sea- specific events such as said. “Obviously we’re all the campus and I knew this sons. In college football, goals and red cards, giv- was where I wanted to be,” disappointed for the se- COURTESY PHOTO 13 of the 130 schools that ing those watching at niors. Then, I made sure to Schmidt said. “They have a played in the Football home the option of a more send an email personally to strong program for my ma- Lynnfield girls tennis captain Anna Schmidt Bowl Subdivision report- realistic experience. Anna. I wanted her to know jor and I got to meet a few was preparing for her first varsity season be- ed average crowd sizes “This was the only idea how much she meant to people and everyone was fore the spring season was canceled of 50% or less last sea- that we thought could the program and we were friendly and seemed to love son. Even the NFL has be most respectful to the thinking of her.” it there.” seen an increase in empty fans,” said Alessandro seats despite its generally Reitano, vice president of rock-solid popularity. sports production for Sky So as coronavirus con- Deutschland. “To be hon- McGregor announces retirment cerns linger, how are est, it’s a major success.” teams going to lure fans Old crowd noise is a bit back when stadiums do like an old game, though. reopen? It lacks a certain au- from professional fighting Loyalty and engage- thenticity. So along came ment apps, widespread ChampTrack, which cre- around the major leagues ated an app that utilizes McGREGOR McGregor famously entice the UFC to offer can’t be taken as gospel and colleges even be- the microphones of fans. From B2 wrote: “I have decided to him an ownership stake truth. Earlier this year, fore the pandemic, will It captures their every retire young. Thanks for in the company. McGre- McGregor “accepted” fu- become even more com- roar and groan and sends ego brought them back to the cheese. Catch ya’s lat- gor began talking about ture fights against former mon and interactive as the audio to its server, the sport. er.” new fights shortly after- UFC middleweight cham- teams try to recapture which then aggregates McGregor made his first McGregor and Diaz ward, and he eventually pion Anderson Silva and lost revenue. There also the noise into a single Twitter retirement an- fought in August 2016. returned to face Cerrone long-retired boxing super- will be more behind-the- stream. That stream nouncement in April 2016 Three years later, Mc- in early 2020. star Oscar De La Hoya scenes content and en- is then returned to the during a spat with the Gregor retired again in The loquacious Mc- with little reason to think hancements available via viewer using proprietary UFC over promotion of his March 2019 in what White Gregor has long proven they will ever happen. smartphones that will algorithms to provide the rematch with Nate Diaz. believed was a gambit to that his pronouncements only be available to those broadcast with real-time in the stadium or arena, sound, which is then im- offering fans something mediately erased to en- unique over fans watch- sure personal privacy. ing at home. “Once they press play “Fans want that expe- on our web app, they can rience to be top-notch, hear what everyone else period. That’s why teams is cheering about and are thinking about this,” their own cheer,” said said Britton Stackhouse ChampTrack chief ex- Miller, senior vice pres- ecutive Elias Anderson, ident at Fortress U.S., a adding the system could developer of engagement soon handle as many as and integration systems 150,000 fans for each with clients in European game. soccer, baseball, the NBA, Sound is one element of NFL and NHL. the fan experience. Optics Temperature checks, is another. hand sanitizer distribu- “When it was clear there tion stations and touch- would be no audience this less vending will become season, the fans had the the norm for a while. Even idea of bringing their im- concessions will change, ages to the stadium,” said though one big difference Lubbo Popken, deputy — gulp — could lead to a press secretary for Ger- lot of grumbling. man soccer club Borussia “If you don’t sell beer Monchengladbach, which the number of visits to the affixed fan likenesses to bathroom drops dramat- their seats. “We were sur- ically,” said Marc Ganis, prised how many people the director of sports con- wanted to be part of this sulting firm Sportscorp. idea and have their im- “So for a time we may ages in the stadium. It FILE PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS have to think about not really changed the atmo- selling beer.” sphere in the empty sta- Bears wide receiver Allen Robinson is one of many NFL players who are trusting the league to It won’t just be the vast dium.” come up with an appropriate plan for a retrun to football and are eager to get back to work this oceans of bench seats left Of course, none of that summer. open, either. Many experts is the same as having real believe those hardy fans fans creating real noise. will be the first to return.

NFL players are eager to SCHOOL ROUNDUP

June 8 Hull’s shot at 6:21 of the third over- 1935 — Omaha, ridden by Willis time, ending the longest scoreless return from pandemic Saunders, becomes the third horse overtime game in Stanley Cup finals to win the Triple Crown by capturing history and helping the Dallas Stars the Belmont Stakes with a 1 beat the New Jersey Devils 1-0 in DENVER (AP) — Sea- Coaches began returning three months are those ing to be taken. I think 1/2-length victory over Firethron. Game 5. sonal colds and the flu to their offices Friday but rehabbing from serious that a plan will be had 1950 — Boston beats the St. Louis 2005 — Freshman Samantha Findlay spread through NFL players not seeking treat- injuries. One of those and I think that enough Browns 29-4 at Fenway Park, and the hits a three-run homer in the 10th locker rooms just about ment for injuries prob- is Broncos edge rush- research and stuff will Red Sox set six major league inning to lead Michigan to a 4-1 win records: most runs scored by one over UCLA for its first NCAA softball every year, sending some ably won’t be allowed er Bradley Chubb, who have been done to put ev- team; most long hits in a game with title. players home sick while to return until training missed most of last sea- erybody in the best kind 17 (nine doubles, one triple and 2008 — Rafael Nadal wins his others slog through prac- camps open next month. son with a torn knee lig- of situation.” seven homers); most total bases fourth consecutive French Open title tices hoping they’ll feel Many players polled by ament. Robinson said being in with 60; most extra bases on long in a rout, again spoiling Roger Feder- hits with 32; most runs for two er’s bid to complete a career Grand better by game day. The Associated Press say “To be honest, playing a locker room is no dif- games with 49 (20 a day earlier); Slam. Last December, the Pa- they’re scared to return football is like my No. 1 ferent than office, restau- and most hits in two games with 51. 2008 — Yani Tseng of Taiwan triots flew two airplanes to work without a cure goal right now just be- rant or factory workers 1958 — Mickey Wright beats Fay becomes the first rookie in 10 years to Houston to keep the or a vaccine for the coro- cause of the whole injury who have returned to Crocker by six strokes to win the to win a major, beating Maria Hjorth LPGA Championship. on the fourth hole of a playoff with a healthy players apart navirus that has infected thing,” Chubb told The their jobs recently un- 1980 — Sally Little wins the LPGA 5-foot birdie on the 18th hole to win from sick ones, which in- millions worldwide and AP, “but I feel like when it der new rules designed Championship by three strokes over the LPGA Championship. cluded seven starters. On killed more than 100,000 comes to the coronavirus, to mitigate the spread of Jane Blalock. 2013 — Serena Williams wins her the final weekend of the Americans. But they’re the NFL has great lead- the virus that has devas- 1985 — Creme Fraiche, ridden by 16th Grand Slam title and her first Eddie Maple, becomes the first geld- French Open championship since 2016 season, the Raiders putting their trust in ers in place to make sure tated the global economy. ing to win the Belmont Stakes, beat- 2002, beating Maria Sharapova 6-4, were ravaged by a bug the health protocols the we’re going to be back in “People are close upon ing Stephan’s Odyssey by a half- 6-4. that swept through their NFL’s medical staff is the safest way possible. each other every day that length. 2014 — Rafael Nadal wins the entire roster and waylaid developing for practices I know these guys are are working together, so 1986 — Larry Bird scores 29 points French Open title for the ninth time, to lead the Boston Celtics to a 114- and the fifth time in a row, by beating hopes of a deep playoff to resume and games to going to come up with a I think that as everyone 97 victory over the Houston Rockets Novak Djokovic 3-6, 7-5, 6-2, 6-4. run. return. solution.” kind of gets back to work, and their 16th NBA title. Nadal improves his record at Roland Now, teams have Safeguards are expect- That appears to be I think that with a good 1990 — The “Indomitable Lions” of Garros to 66-1, and stretches his COVID-19 to worry ed to include daily tem- a common sentiment plan ... everything will be Cameroon pull off one of the great- winning streak at the clay-court major est upsets in soccer history, 1-0 over to 35 straight. about. perature checks and fre- across the league. fine,” Robinson said. “I’m defending champion Argentina in the 2015 — The NCAA approves multiple Offseason workout pro- quent virus tests, with “I’m not too concerned,” not too worried. It’s not first game of the World Cup. rule changes to men’s basketball for grams have been entirely sick players quarantined Bears wide receiver Allen anything in my control, 1991 — Warren Schutte, a UNLV the 2015-16 season, including a virtual since the league for two weeks. Robinson said. “I think so if I’m back in the lock- sophomore from South Africa, shoots 30-second shot clock and fewer time- a 5-under 67 to become the first for- outs for each team. The shot clock closed team facilities in The only players al- that if we’re going to be er room and back playing, eign-born player to win the NCAA Divi- was last reduced, from 45 to 35 sec- March because of the lowed into team head- put back in the facility, I my level of concern will sion I golf championship. onds, in 1993-94. coronavirus pandemic. quarters over the last think measures are go- be pretty low.” 2000 — Mike Modano deflects Brett B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JUNE 8, 2020 COMICS

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Roommate’s drunken fights begin to wear renter down DEAR ABBY: My room- saying and receive as mate owns the house. His Dear Abby is written by Abigail much support from the girlfriend and her two family as possible. I think children are over here all Van Buren, also known as Jeanne the news should come day, every day. I have my Phillips, and was founded by her from the person in whom own living room, office and Hannah confided rather bedroom, and we share mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact than from you, which the kitchen and bathroom. Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. could be perceived as med- I’m clean and respectful dling. This should also be and try to mind my own Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. discussed with an attor- business. The problem is, ney. I hope you will do it neither of them work. soon, before there are chil- They drink heavily every out and starting to get de- fordable alternative living dren involved. day and then scream and pressed. I’m not sure what quarters. Your job may de- fight for hours. Since to do. I have limited funds, pend on it. DEAR ABBY: On May 3, COVID-19, they have so moving would be diffi- you responded to a cancer been drinking even more cult. I’m wondering if you DEAR ABBY: My patient about what to say to and fighting constantly. have any suggestions so I daughter-in-law “Han- those who bring up her can- Sometimes it gets physi- can weather the storm. nah” told one of my chil- cer. What do you recom- cal. dren that she is sorry she mend to readers whose good My roommate is a ver- BAD SITUATION IN married my son. He does friends disclose their cancer bally abusive drunk, and UTAH not know. They are both for the first time? What can his girlfriend threatens to young adults. be said that shows concern, leave when he starts abus- DEAR BAD SITUA- Hannah and her mother understanding and being ing her kids, but doesn’t TION: This storm isn’t go- had pushed for the mar- supportive? follow through. I have in- ing to end. I feel for the riage. She even bought her tervened a couple of times children whose mother wedding dress before he AT A LOSS FOR on behalf of the children, doesn’t protect them from proposed. My son loves WORDS but there’s only so much I her abusive boyfriend. The her. He is special-needs, can do. result will be they will think lower IQ and gullible. DEAR AT A LOSS: I Lately, they’ve been they deserve the mistreat- What do I do with this will share what I have said screaming at the top of ment they are receiving, information? It will hurt to people I care about when their lungs about me. I which may affect them for him, but I don’t want him told of their diagnosis. I work from home and often the rest of their lives. wasting years married to hope it will guide you. I tell customers on the phone I am not sure there is a someone who doesn’t love the person I am sorry to hear them drop F-bomb af- way to “weather” the storm. him. He deserves better hear the person is having ter F-bomb. I’m afraid their Because these addicts can- than that. to fight that battle, that I behavior will lead to me not control their behavior, will mention him or her in losing my job. They’re also and it is affecting the way SAD MOM IN my prayers until remission up until 2 or 3 a.m. every your clients perceive you, it FLORIDA is accomplished, and offer night fighting, which keeps would be better to get out of whatever emotional sup- me from sleeping (even there. If possible, go live DEAR SAD MOM: port the person is willing to with earplugs). temporarily with a friend or Your son needs to know accept from me. And then I I’m completely stressed relative until you find af- what Hannah has been follow through. BRIDGE

Occasionally it will work perfectly Here’s another remark by Winston spades to show exactly three-card Churchill, about a political rival: heart support and at least game-in- “Occasionally he stumbled over the vitational strength. (If she had had truth, but hastily picked himself up four or more hearts, she would have and hurried on as if nothing had responded two no-trump, an excel- happened.” lent idea originally espoused by Andy Some bridge players, after making Robson and Oliver Segal from En- a mistake, move on to the next deal gland.) South made a strange help- as if they had played perfectly. That suit game-try with three diamonds. is ideal, but others fret, allowing the When North control-bid four clubs, blunder to distract their play on sub- South used Roman Key Card Black- sequent deals. Lucky players err in wood, then settled into six hearts. theory but do not pay, because the After receiving a club lead, declarer cards forgive them. In today’s deal, saw that he had to take one spade, though, declarer had to handle the four hearts, two diamonds and five trumps correctly to make his slam. clubs. So he could afford to lose one What was the right way to play the trump trick, but not two. In this situ- heart suit for one loser? ation, the correct play was low to the North, on the first round of the nine first. Declarer would get home if auction, could have made a nega- East had either the heart king or the tive double, or responded two clubs, 10 and the jack (and there was no or, as she chose to do, cue-bid two bad split). MONDAY, JUNE 8, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS

Independence Day AMC, 7 p.m. Catch a Classic! The 1996 box-office champ by a wide margin was Adam Scott advises audiences to do this sci-fi action epic from director/cowriter Roland Emmerich. Will Smith, in a role that helped solidify him as an action film star and as a prime box-of- nothing in new game show “Don’t” fice draw, leads a sizable ensemble cast in this alien invasion tale featuring lots of stuff — including the By Taylor Neumann White House — blowin’ up real good, thanks to its In this time of uncertainty Oscar-winning visual effects. Bill Pullman, Jeff Gold- and confusion, it can be hard blum, Mary McDonnell, Judd Hirsch, Randy Quaid, to do anything at all. In fact, Vivica A. Fox and Harvey Fierstein are among the it might be easier to do … others helping stave off the extraterrestrial onslaught. nothing? That’s the point of The Bachelor: The Greatest Seasons — Ever! ABC’s new game show Don’t, ABC, 8 p.m. (Thursdays, beginning June New Series! 11). Contestants earn mon- With over 18 years, hundreds of men and women, ey — up to $100,000 — by countless romances, and some heartbreaks along not doing different actions. the way, Bachelor Nation has witnessed some of the For instance, one segment is most unforgettable love stories in television history. called “Don’t Blink,” where In each episode of this 10-episode event, Chris Har- players lose money from their rison will reach into the vault and bring back one of bank each time they blink. his favorite seasons, highlighting some of the most Oh, but did we mention a fan devastating rose ceremonies, passionate propos- is blowing in their face? als, unexpected new arrivals, dramatic meltdowns, This crazy idea for a game biggest breakups and, of course, the most romantic show comes from the mind moments. of Ryan Reynolds, who re- Roswell, New Mexico: “Crash Into Me” cruited Adam Scott (Parks The CW, 9 p.m. and Recreation) to host. “It’s As the town prepares for CrashCon, Liz (Jeanine the sort of thing I never for a Mason) and Max (Nathan Dean) attempt to piece second saw myself doing,” ex- together who may be behind a potentially deadly plained Scott. “It was never a plan targeting the festival. Elsewhere, Maria (Heath- vision of mine to host a game er Hemmens) and Isobel (Lily Cowles) take drastic show. And honestly, when it measures to learn more about the night Mimi (guest came across my desk, my first star Sherri Saum) disappeared, while Michael (Mi- reaction was just a quick ‘No.’ chael Vlamis) is forced to do someone else’s bid- … But the fact that Ryan was ding. involved, and the idea that Big Time Bake comedy would be a big part of Food Network, 9 p.m. the show as well, was inter- New Series! esting to me. And the thought Tick-tock, tick-tock in this new competition, the clock that what they had in mind never stops as gregarious baker Buddy Valastro was sort of a meta, kind of (Cake Boss) and a revolving group of experts judge self-aware game show, in a contestants’ trio of sweets every two hours. way — a game show that was 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way acutely aware of how ridicu- TLC, 9 p.m. lous it is. And so, it just went Season Premiere! from there, and it was a great Six Americans head overseas to Mexico, India, South experience.” Korea and other countries, all in the name of ro- Scott also highlighted one mance. Among them: fan favorites Jenny and Sumit, of his favorite segments from and Deavan and Jihoon, from the reality show’s first the show. “So, ‘Don’t Drink’ season. Which international couples will make love — it has nothing to do with last? alcohol. We’re fine with peo- Buried Worlds With Don Wildman ple drinking heavily while Travel Channel, 9 p.m. watching or participating in New Series! the show,” Scott deadpans. Iconic Travel Channel host Don Wildman takes his “This is about having a per- thirst for adventure into terrifying new territory to son get on a treadmill that is explore mankind’s darkest mysteries in his latest under a heat lamp, and we series. This time, Wildman is on a mission of a more feed them increasingly spicy will bring.” self in the goings on of the ple to win. It’s a good chunk of cryptic sort, heading to remote regions of Peru, Haiti, foods and present them with Being a game show host game around him. “I have to money. And you really want Bulgaria and beyond, visiting the dark chasms and increasingly enticing bever- was a new experience for say, one thing I was not ex- these people to be able to go caverns of the paranormal and supernatural, track- ages and see how long they Scott, but something that pecting was how caught up home with something in their ing alleged lingering ghosts, devilish demons, vam- can go while not succumbing surprised him the most was in the game I would get, be- pocket. Everyone who played pires and witches burned at the stake. to the relief that the beverage how involved he found him- cause I really want these peo- were such lovely, nice people.”

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Patients If you’re one of those home orders to contain for Mindfulness in the should also be asked to people in need of a phys- the spread of COVID-19, Perelman School of Med- limit the number of visi- ical or teeth cleaning, ex- one thing is clear: this icine at the University of tors accompanying them expectations of medita- to be kind to yourself. perts have shared some summer will look much Pennsylvania. to an appointment and tion that are different Be consistent. “Medi- advice on what to do with different than in years If you’re new to medi- be advised that they and from what really hap- NPR. passed. tation and mindfulness tation, like exercise or anyone whom they bring pens. “You won’t dissolve Aimee Palumbo, an ep- Though we will soon practices, Baime shared eating right, is a prac- with them will be asked to into white light or reach idemiologist at Temple be lifting many restric- tips for how to get start- tice that works through wear a mask. unconditional bliss,” University, says people tions, our routines will ed at home and common small consistent steps Upon arriving for their Baime said. Meditation should consider their still be disrupted in all pitfalls to avoid: that in the end give you appointment, the CDC is about feeling how you health status when pon- sorts of ways, and there Take small steps. To something very import- says patients should wear are. “With practice, you dering resuming preven- is much we don’t know start, aim for three ant,” Baime said. a face mask, have their get more comfortable tative care. about the future. Will minutes every day for a If you need help get- temperature taken and be with that, and it gives “The people that are at there be a second wave week to just be present. ting started, Baime asked about COVID-19-re- you a kind of steadiness highest risk of COVID of COVID-19 cases? “Don’t try to do anything suggested guided med- lated symptoms. in your life,” he said. or poor outcomes from When will a vaccine be or change anything itation apps like Head- While face masks obvi- Don’t try to change. COVID are also the ones available? Will schools about how you feel,” space — which is cur- ously can’t be worn during Avoid trying to make that ... are going to benefit open in the fall? Baime said. Instead, rently free for those who care, patients should be certain thoughts go the most also from these Take a deep breath. use this time to connect are unemployed — or asked to put it back on away or assuming you routine procedures, so we These questions could go with yourself. One way Calm. For a more im- when leaving the treat- should feel a different have to recognize that unanswered for months. to do that, Baime said, mersive experience, the ment area. emotion. “That’s a kind these things still do need That’s why it’s import- is to let your attention Penn Program for Mind- Still, there’s concern of pretending,” Baime to happen,” Palumbo told ant right now to focus on rest with the sensa- fulness will host an on- that a patient may lat- said. “Mindfulness is NPR. “It’s better to treat improving your mental tions of your breath. line eight-week mind- er be confirmed to have all about being true to something sooner than health and learning how He cautioned that your fulness-based stress COVID-19. what’s actually here, later, so it is still import- to accept the uncertainty mind will likely wander management program “To address this, (den- of the future. Meditation during this time. But, and learning how to hold ant to continue their care at the end of June. For even while this is going tal health care person- is a great way to do that. he said, “the trick to do- that with appreciation more information, visit nel) should request that “Because we aren’t ing it successfully is to for how complicated on.” pennmedicine.org. Michael LeVasseur, a the patient inform the able to give ourselves a not fight that.” things are and for what dental clinic if they de- Distributed by Tribune visiting assistant profes- break in the way that we Set realistic expecta- you have.” The most im- velop symptoms or are normally would, such as tions. Many people have portant thing, he said, is Content Agency, LLC. sor of epidemiology and biostatistics at Drexel diagnosed with COVID-19 University in Philadel- within 14 days following phia, told NPR patients the dental appointment,” Barefoot running may prevent some injuries should call their doctor. the CDC says. When you do, Palumbo There are also consider- ations for facilities. They By Courtney Kueppers Peter Francis, an exercise science mon sports injuries,” Francis wrote and Neal Goldstein, an epidemiologist at Drex- include placing chairs at expert, wrote in a CNN Health arti- for CNN. TRIBUNE CONTENT AGENCY el University, have a list least six feet apart in the cle that “a growing body of evidence But before you kick off the sneak- waiting area, minimizing If you’ve been opting for walks of questions patients can shows running shoes might actually ers, here are some things to keep in ask: the number of patients and runs lately instead of hitting be doing us more harm than good.” mind. Visiting the dentist may in the waiting area and the gym, here’s something you may “Our latest review suggests that Francis suggests starting slow. A especially concern pa- removing magazines, toys want to consider: barefoot running. wearing shoes changes the way we minimalist shoe can be a good in- tients since dental hygien- and frequently touched Some experts say it may prevent run and weakens the foot in a way troduction to the world of barefoot ists have to work directly objects that cannot be injuries. that can contribute to many com- running. in their mouths. The Cen- cleaned. CLASSIFIED

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BARCELONA, Spain given the scarcity of di- may that the virus is still due to reopen on June 15. (AP) — The confirmed agnostic tests especially claiming many lives, espe- Professor John Ed- global death toll from the in the first phase of the cially in Latin America. munds, who attends meet- COVID-19 virus reached crisis. Authorities in It- Francis was clearly de- ings of the British govern- at least 400,000 fatalities aly and Spain, with over lighted to see several ment’s Scientific Advisory on Sunday, a day after 60,000 combined deaths, hundred people gathered Group for Emergencies, the government of Brazil have acknowledged that below his window in St. said the epidemic “is defi- broke with standard public their death count is larger Peter’s Square on Sun- nitely not all over” and health protocols by ceas- than the story the num- days for the pope’s noon that there is an “awful ing to publish updates of bers tell. blessing after Italy eased long way to go.” the number of deaths and Brazil’s government has its restrictions on public On Sunday, the U.K. gov- infections in the hard-hit stopped publishing a run- gatherings. ernment reported another South American country. ning total of coronavirus Many counties like the 77 people died after con- Worldwide, at least 6.9 deaths and infections; U.S. and Britain insist tracting the virus, the low- million people have been critics say it’s an attempt that they can ease restric- est daily increase since the infected by the virus, ac- to hide the true toll of the tions before having stalled lockdown began on March cording to Johns Hopkins disease. their outbreaks. 23. However, the increase University, whose aggre- Brazilian President Jair In the U.S., the virus is being treated with cau- gated tally has become the Bolsonaro went as far as churns on underneath the tion as throughout the main worldwide reference to tweet on Saturday that unrest provoked by the pandemic, the increases for monitoring the disease. his country’s disease totals death of George Floyd and reported on Sunday have Its running counter says are “not representative” of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS increasingly directed at been artificially depressed United States leads the Brazil’s current situation, People wearing face masks to protect against President Donald Trump’s as a result of weekend re- world with nearly 110,000 insinuating that the num- coronavirus walk an outdoor book market set handling of the protests. porting lag effects. confirmed virus-related bers were actually overes- up in Red Square with a historical museum in On Sunday, the U.K. re- In France, the govern- deaths. Europe as a whole timating the spread of the the background in Moscow. vealed that places of wor- ment announced that has recorded more than virus. ship can reopen from June from Tuesday, it will ease 175,000 since the virus Critics of Bolsonaro, who 15 — but only for private restrictions limiting travel emerged in China late last has repeatedly clashed virus-related deaths, the ities’ rules on social dis- prayer. from the French mainland year. with health experts over third-highest toll in the tancing, hygiene and lim- Worries have surfaced to overseas territories in Health experts, howev- the seriousness of the dis- world behind the U.S. and its on movement. over the past couple of the Caribbean and Indian er, believe that the John ease and has threatened Britain. It reported nearly “Be careful, don’t cry vic- weeks that Prime Minis- Ocean. Hopkins tally falls short of to take Brazil out of the 615,000 infections, putting tory, don’t cry victory too ter Boris Johnson’s gov- Spain is preparing to showing the true tragedy World Health Organiza- it second behind the U.S. soon,” Francis said. “Fol- ernment is easing the re- take another step forward of the pandemic. tion, said the decision was After Bolsonaro stoked low the rules. They are strictions too soon, with in the scaling back of its Many governments have a maneuver by the hard- his clash with health ex- rules that help us to avoid new infections potentially containment with Madrid struggled to produce sta- man-style leader to hide perts, Pope Francis cau- the virus getting ahead” still running at 8,000 a and Barcelona opening tistics that can reasonably the depths of crisis. tioned people in countries again. day. As things stands, non- the interiors of restau- be considered as true in- Brazil’s last official num- emerging from lockdown The Argentine-born pon- essential shops, including rants with reduced seat- dicators of the pandemic bers recorded over 34,000 to keep following author- tiff has also expressed dis- department stores, are ing on Monday. Racism India sees influx of protests new cases continue NEW DELHI (AP) — India reported 9,971 new coronavi- rus cases on Sunday, another single-day high for the coun- overseas try that comes a day before it reopens shopping malls, hotels LONDON (AP) — Thousands and religious venues after a 10- of people took to the streets week lockdown. of European cities Sunday India has now surpassed to show their support for the Spain as the fifth hardest-hit Black Lives Matter movement, country, with more than with protesters in the English 247,000 confirmed cases of the port of Bristol venting their virus, including nearly 7,000 anger at the country’s colonial deaths. history by toppling a statue of New Delhi, Mumbai and a 17th-century slave trader. Ahmedabad are among India’s Demonstrators attached worst-hit cities. Six of the coun- ropes to the statue of Edward try’s 28 states account for 73% Colston before pulling it down of the total cases. to cheers and roars of approval India has already partial- from the crowd. ly restored train services and Images on social media show PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS domestic flights and allowed protesters appearing to kneel shops and manufacturing to on the statue’s neck, recalling A protester yells at police during the Black Lives Matter protest rally in London reopen. E-commerce companies the death of George Floyd in Sunday in response to the recent killing of George Floyd by police officers in Min- have started to deliver goods, Minnesota on May 25 that has neapolis. including those considered non- sparked worldwide protests essential, to places outside con- against racism and police vio- aimed at America. of the gates to Downing Street said the officer was hospital- tainment zones. lence. Floyd, a black man, died “Everyone knows that this and the offices of Prime Minis- ized and her injuries weren’t In other developments in the after a white Minneapolis po- represents more than just ter Boris Johnson. The protest life-threatening. Asia-Pacific region: lice officer pressed a knee on George Floyd, more than just appeared to be orderly but on Hundreds of people also — CHINA HAS FIRST LO- his neck even after he pleaded America, but racism all around occasion the demonstrators re- formed a densely packed crowd CAL INFECTION IN WEEKS: for air while lying handcuffed the world,” said Darcy Bourne, monstrated with police. Sunday in a square in central China on Sunday reported its on the ground. The statue met a London-based student. London Mayor Sadiq Khan Manchester, kneeling in si- first non-imported case of the with a watery end as it was Protesters, many of whom said violence was “simply not lence as a mark of respect for new coronavirus in two weeks, eventually rolled into the city’s were wearing face masks to acceptable” and urged those George Floyd. a 37-year-old woman who test- harbor. protect themselves from the protesting to do so lawfully In Hong Kong, about 20 ed positive after arriving on the It wasn’t the only statute tar- coronavirus, were “using this while also maintaining social people staged a rally in sol- island of Hainan off the south- geted on Sunday. In Brussels, time when they’re out of work distancing by remaining 6.5 idarity with the Black Lives ern coast. The National Health protesters clambered onto the to unite and come together and feet apart. But most demon- Matter movement on Sunday Commission said there were statue of former King Leop- make a change because it’s strators didn’t heed that call, outside the U.S. Consulate in also five imported cases in the old II and chanted “repara- been like this for too long now,” packing themselves tightly in the semi-autonomous Chinese previous 24-hour period, bring- tions,” according to video post- she said. front of the U.S. Embassy. city. ing the nation’s total case count ed on social media. The word Following clashes on Satur- Police said 14 officers were “It’s a global issue,” said to 83,036. The woman came “shame” was also graffitied on day at another demonstration injured Saturday during clash- Quinland Anderson, a 28-year- from Hubei province, the epi- the monument, reference per- in central London that saw 14 es with protesters in central old British citizen living in center of the outbreak in Chi- haps to the fact that Leopold is police officers injured, there London that followed a largely Hong Kong. “We have to re- na, and had tested negative two said to have reigned over the were concerns that Sunday’s peaceful Black Lives Matter mind ourselves despite all we days before leaving for Hainan. mass death of 10 million Con- demonstration might take demonstration attended by see going on in the U.S. and in China has largely stopped the golese. a violent turn. Hundreds of tens of thousands. the other parts of the world, spread of the virus at home, In London, thousands of peo- protesters siphoned off and Video footage online showed black lives do indeed matter.” though it continues to have oc- ple congregated around the returned to where the clashes one mounted police officer col- Several dozen demonstrators casional localized outbreaks. It U.S. Embassy for the second took place on Saturday. A line liding with a traffic light and took part in a Black Lives Mat- is on guard against imported day running, making clear of police lined themselves be- striking the pavement before ter protest held in Tel Aviv’s cases as it begins to ease re- their message wasn’t just hind barricades and in front her horse bolted away. Police central Rabin Square. strictions on flights and people arriving from abroad. Brazil expunges virus death toll as data befuddles experts RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) Brazil’s last official On Saturday, the site re- had sent falsified data to the rus pandemic and tried to regimes.” João Gabbardo, — Brazil’s government numbers showed it had re- turned but the cumulative Health Ministry, implying thwart attempts to impose the Health Ministry’s for- has stopped publishing a corded over 34,000 deaths numbers of infections for that they were exaggerat- quarantines, curfews and mer No. 2, told television running total of coronavi- related to the coronavirus, states and the nation were ing the toll. Carlos Wizard, social distancing, arguing channel GloboNews that rus deaths and infections the third-highest number no longer there. The site now a businessman expected to those steps are causing reviewing the death toll in an extraordinary move in the world, just ahead shows only the numbers for assume a high-level post in more damage to the econ- “shows the management that critics call an attempt of Italy. It reported nearly the previous 24 hours. the Health Ministry, said omy than the illness. inexperience in the Health to hide the true toll of the 615,000 infections, put- Brazilian President Jair the federal government “The authoritarian, in- Ministry. There’s no sense disease in Latin America’s ting it second, behind the Bolsonaro tweeted Satur- would conduct a review to sensitive, inhumane and to that review. largest nation. United States. Brazil, with day that disease totals are determine a “more accu- unethical attempt to make While precise counts Saturday’s move came about 210 million people, “not representative” of the rate”’ toll. the COVID-19 deaths in- of cases and deaths are after months of criticism is the globe’s seventh most country’s current situa- “The number we have visible will not prosper,” difficult for governments from experts that Brazil’s populous nation. tion. Public prosecutors an- today is fanciful or manip- the health secretaries worldwide, health re- statistics are woefully de- On Friday, the federal nounced an investigation ulated,” Wizard said. council said Saturday. searchers have been say- ficient, and in some cases Health Ministry took down into the Health Ministry’s A council of state health Supreme Court Jus- ing for weeks that irreg- manipulated, so it may a website that had showed justification for the change. secretaries said it would tice Gilmar Mendes said ularities with Brazilian never be possible to un- daily, weekly and monthly A Bolsonaro ally contend- fight the changes by Bol- Saturday on Twitter that statistics were making it derstand the depth of the figures on infections and ed to the newspaper O Glo- sonaro, who has dismissed “manipulating statistics is impossible to get a handle pandemic in the country. deaths in Brazilian states. bo that at least some states the gravity of the coronavi- a maneuver of totalitarian on an exploding situation. 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Street gatherings Barrel-free zone bring joy in Hell’s Kitchen in pandemic

NEW YORK (AP) — On out with friends on the a late Friday afternoon, streets most of March and there is joy and fraternity April but by the end of found on a blocked-off May, “the neighbors,” as street in Manhattan’s Grillo calls them, turned Hell’s Kitchen neighbor- out to support the owners hood. Neighbors chat, of corner bars and restau- dogs get acquainted and rants. “It’s ‘Cheers’ but in above all, there’s laugh- Hell’s Kitchen,” he says ter. After three months of referencing the popular sheltering-in-place, this 1980s sitcom. scene of normalcy is still There were takeout not commonplace as New food orders and drinks York City tests the waters were mixed at the door. of socializing, within the And a crowd gathered, prescribed limits. which brought the police, Steve Grillo lives on who said they couldn’t the street and is a walk- be there. Following that, ing advertisement touting police placed a barricade, his West Side communi- on occasion, to block ty. “Everybody’s a good traffic and allow for street person,” he says. After his mingling. An impromptu longtime role as an intern block party formed with on the Howard Stern the police in attendance Show, Grillo co-owned to monitor. a pizzeria there in 2009 Since the end of May, ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO and “that’s when I fell in barricade or no barricade, love with the neighbor- the neighbors come out Barrels blocking parking alongside Lynn Shore Drive have been removed. They remain along hood.” and line the side street the water in Swampscott however. There was no hanging sidewalks. Dinner break Magic in Greek moonlight as outdoor cinemas open

ATHENS, Greece (AP) — They’re like enchanted pleasure gardens con- cealed in the depths of the city that open their gates for a few months every year. And like so much else, Greece’s open-air cinemas — where you can enjoy a movie in the flower-scent- ed moonlight with a drink, a snack and even a smoke — have been hard-hit by lockdown measures. Under the country’s par- tial reopening, open-air cinemas started operating on June 1, a month late and with considerable restrictions: Far fewer seats and no interval, both of which are bad for PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS revenues. Business so far has People watch “I would rather not” by stand- been slow, due to these up comedians Vironas Theodoropoulos and establishments’ main op- Michalis Mathioudakis at the Panathinea out- erational hazard even in door cinema, in Neapoli, central Athens. sunny Greece — rain. “It’s been raining for metal table for cinema-go- night clubs and internet three days,” said projector ers to rest their drinks. cafes can reopen Monday. operator Pavlos Lepenio- “At first they had asked On June 15, establish- tis, mopping hard as an af- us to not even put pairs of ments as diverse as muse- ternoon downpour soaked seats close by. How would ums and brothels reopen. the spaced-out seats and that have worked for cou- Concerts and other public sent cats disdainfully ples?” Lepeniotis said. performances restart on stalking off into cover. Cinema operators July 1. There’s no date yet “We had about two expect revenues to fall up for indoor cinemas. people at each show,” he to 40 percent due to the Across the wider Euro- said. “They enjoyed the restrictions. And it’s not pean Union, officials want film, though, and thanked just the money. border restrictions for EU us afterwards. ... We don’t “The interval, when peo- citizens lifted by the end ever close all summer and ple like to rest their gaze of June. we like that, we have a or get up from their seats, Sotiris Riggos, owner good time here.” is an integral part of the of the Panathinea open- Lepeniotis works at experience,” Lepeniotis air cinema in the capital’s the Zephyros cinema in said. “People will miss it.” central Neapoli district, Athens’ central Petralona Greece, which locked said the outlook has district, built in 1933. It’s down quickly, has had improved now that oper- festooned with posters for over 2,930 confirmed coro- ators have clear govern- its specialty, 1950s, ’60s navirus infections and ment guidelines — and a and 70s arthouse films. 180 deaths, according to sales tax cut. Panathinea Health restrictions government data. has deployed 140 of its forced operators to rough- Under the country’s 230 seats. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ly halve seating, with 120 gradual easing of its lock- “Things don’t look as A male American Goldfinch rests on a bird feeder in Swampscott as of Zephyros’ usual 250 down, restaurants could bleak as three weeks ago,” it eats seed. seats laid out — many serve customers indoors he said. “People want to accompanied by a round beginning Saturday and go to the cinema.” WEATHER LOTTERY National weather SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Monday, June 8, 2020 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Sunday...... 2933 Sunday...... 5944 Sunrise today ??? a.m. Sunny. High 77F. Winds NW at NW winds around 10 kt, be- 10 to 15 mph. coming NE in the afternoon. Saturday...... 2692 Saturday...... 4728 Sunset today ??? p.m. Tonight: Generally fair. Low Waves 1 foot or less. Friday...... 3995 Friday...... 1878 Sunrise tomorrow ??? a.m. H H 57F. Winds WNW at 5 to 10 Tonight: SW winds around 5 Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: mph. kt, becoming NW after mid- High tide today ??? p.m. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER L night. Waves 1 foot or less. Low tide today ??? p.m. All 4...... $5,873 All 4...... $5,058 First or last 3...... $822 First or last 3...... $708 High tide tomorrow ??? p.m. L CRISTOBAL Any 2...... $70 Any 2...... $61 Any 1...... $7 Any 1...... $6 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER Fronts All 4...... $489 All 4...... $421 Cold Warm Stationary First 3...... $137 First 3...... $118 Pressure H L Last 3...... $274 Last 3...... $236 High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice JUNE 13 JUNE 21 TODAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ Sunny | High 77, Low 57 P’ cloudy | High 77, Low 60 M’ cloudy | High 77, Low 67 NATIONAL SUMMARY: Cristobal will spread flooding rain and gusty winds from Louisiana and Mississippi, northward across Arkansas today. Meanwhile, storms will erupt across Minnesota and the Dakotas and will allow for heavy rain, large hail and damaging wind gusts. High fire risk will be across parts of the Great Basin due to dry and windy conditions.

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