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ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Marblehead Police Chief Robert Picariello is a member of the Marble- The Commercial Street commuter rail bridge is scheduled to be head Opioid Task Force. replaced. Marblehead chief MBTA will lay out plans takes aim at retirement to replace bridge in Lynn

By Mike Alongi ello simply said that he felt now was the By Thor Jourgensen https://cdn.mbta.com/sites/default/ ITEM STAFF right time for the decision. ITEM STAFF les/2020-08/2020-09-09-commercial-st- Picariello reached the maximum re- bridge-zoom-instructions-accessible.pdf MARBLEHEAD — There will be a tirement level for his position at age LYNN — Built more than 100 years Built in 1913 with an expected 75-year new chief in town come July 2021. Mar- 55, and he’ll be 58 when he nally steps ago, the Commercial Street commuter lifespan, the bridge is scheduled to be blehead Police Chief Robert Picariello down next year. His is the latest in a rail bridge is slated to be replaced and replaced in spring, 2021. The work will announced this week that he will be re- string of police chief retirements in the MBTA of cials will outline the work stretch into the fall and require, according tiring from his position effective July 2 area lately, as chiefs in Lynn (Michael plan during a Sept. 9 virtual meeting. to a project description, at least two week- of next year. Mageary), Saugus (Domenic DiMella), The meeting is scheduled between end commuter rail service shutdowns, A 35-year veteran of the force who has 6-7:30 p.m. The log-on link for the meet- spent the past 14 years as chief, Picari- POLICE CHIEF, A3 ing is: BRIDGE, A3

From left, Joe Lavoie, Vincent Doucette, Mayor Ted Bettencourt, Police Chief Thom- as Grif n, Sergeant Javier Sanchez, Sergeant Taryn Brotherton and Captain Doug Marcus following a swearing-in cere- mony Thursday.

ITEM PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN Peabody police add two, promote three of cers

By Anne Marie Tobin geants. Joseph Lavoie and Vincent Dou- “Right now police of cers are under ITEM STAFF cette were sworn in as new of cers. even more scrutiny and pressure than “It’s a big day for our of cers today ever before. I am grateful and thankful PEABODY — It was a banner day and such well deserved recognition for that we have men and women willing to for the Peabody Police Department on the hard work and dedication they have step up on behalf of this city, this com- Thursday as two new police of cers munity and this nation to be there in were sworn into duty and three others all put in to make this happen,” said Peabody Mayor Ted Bettencourt. “As a times of trouble.” were sworn into new positions at the Department Chief Thomas Grif n son of a police of cer I like to talk about Higgins Middle School. said he was excited about the depart- John Andrews is the owner and this and how it means a great deal to Doug Marcus was sworn in as a new ment’s future. founder of Creative Collective, a captain, while Javier Sanchez and me that men and women take the call to company that matches artists to Taryn Brotherton were sworn in as ser- be police of cers. PEABODY, A2 community-based projects and ini- tiatives. COVID Three more COVID-19 Salem Creative deaths reported. A2 Nahant DPW Opinion Shribman: When Collective has no Washington’s elite dined submits its at twin delis. A4 time for COVID Sports to-do list Cape Ann League moving By Anne Marie Tobin closer to fall sports plan. B1 By Thor Jourgensen ITEM STAFF ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO ITEM STAFF NOTE TO READERS The Lynn eld Library offers a sidewalk ser- SALEM — For many people the corona- NAHANT — Town plans for four vice that allows patrons to bring many of virus pandemic has been a time to slow The Item will not publish seawall improvement and storm pro- down and return to a simpler and less Monday, Labor Day. See the library’s publications home with them. tection projects aimed at eliminating hectic lifestyle. Itemlive.com for breaking heavy  ooding have been submitted to Not so for John Andrews, the founder news. state environmental of cials for review. and owner, and the driving force of Sa- CORRECTION Short Beach dune and playground; New stories to tell lem-based Creative Collective, LLC, who Doggie Beach; the 40 Steps beach says there simply aren’t enough hours in Due to an editor’s error, slope, and Fallon Way seawall top the at Lynn eld library the day for him since the onset of the virus. a headline in Friday’s town’s project list. Stoneham-based “Our mission is to connect the dots print edition of The Item Coughlin Environmental Services, between creativity, community, govern- misidenti ed the residence By Anne Marie Tobin ment and businesses,” said Andrews, who LLC is ling environmental noti - ITEM STAFF of a woman arraigned on cation forms for the projects to the launched Creative Collective in 2017. “We civil-rights violations and state Energy and Environmental Af- LYNNFIELD — The Lynn eld Library has an- are a big story and have been incredibly other charges stemming fairs secretary for review. nounced it is offering several new programs begin- busy. I don’t know the best way to tell it from an incident in “The ling is for a project to repair ning in late August. but at the end of day the creative com- Swampscott. Rhonda damage caused by the 2018 storm The popular “Weekly Yoga on Zoom” program is munity, the creative workforce, the small Wozniak lives in Lynn. We regret the error. DPW, A2 LIBRARY, A3 SALEM, A3

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Gordon J. Cronin, Sr., 78 Peabody police add two, 1942-2020 Gordon J. Cronin, Sr., age 78, of Lynn, died on Wednesday surrounded by his loving fam- promote three of cers ily. He was the beloved hus- band of Donna L. (Winslow) PEABODY Cronin, with whom he shared From A1 40 years of marriage. Born and raised in Lynn, he was the “It’s outstanding for the son of the late Frederick and department as we have Bridie (Dunn) Cronin. He was some really great candi- a graduate of Lynn English dates that are going to get High School, class of 1960, promoted up in the ranks. and had attended Suffolk Uni- They are bright futures versity. in the police department,” Gordon was a successful said Chief Grif n. “We businessman and owner of also have two new of cers Ocean Transportation and who have already distin- Tom’s Taxi. He was also the guished themselves as po- owner of the former Cronin’s lice of cers, so we are real- Café in Lynn. He retired from many loving nieces, nephews, ly excited about what the General Electric in Lynn. Gor- great-nieces and great-neph- future is going to bring.” don was a member of the ews who adored him. He was Marcus, who was also Knights of Pythias, the Knights the brother of the late Freder- celebrating his birthday, of Columbus, and The Ancient ick B., Ralph and Joseph Cro- began his career in 1996 nin, Helen Beauchamp, and Order of Hibernians, and was as a department dispatch- Geri Cronin. ITEM PHOTOS | ANNE MARIE TOBIN also involved with the Friend- er. He has been with the Service information: His ly Knights of St. Patrick. He department for 24 years, From left, Joe Lavoie, Vincent Doucette, Sergeant Javier Sanchez, Ser- visiting hours will be on also was happy to contribute the  rst four as dispatcher geant Taryn Brotherton and Captain Doug Marcus following a swear- Monday from 4-8PM in the and the last 20 as a full- ing-in ceremony Thursday. to any worthwhile charity that SOLIMINE FUNERAL HOME, needed his help. He was a time of cer. 67 Ocean St (Rt 1A), Lynn. “I’m proud and excited friend of Bill W for many years. Relatives and friends are re- and very proud to be a Gordon loved to travel, and spectfully invited. Adhering Peabody police of cer and enjoyed throwing his annual to the guidelines of the Com- to be a captain of this de- 4th of July party at his home. monwealth of Massachu- partment, such a great de- He loved to be surrounded setts and the CDC, visitation partment that does a lot by his family and friends. His will be limited to 40 family of good things every day,” generosity has no boundaries. members and friends at a Marcus said. “I’m look- In addition to his wife, he is time. Services will be pri- ing forward to the future survived by his two children; vate. Those who prefer may of our department as we Gordon Cronin, Jr and his late make donations to Wound- have two new sergeants wife Susan, and Terri Cronin ed Warrior Project, P.O. Box and two new police of cers and her husband Ned, two 758516, Topeka, Kansas who have a lot of talent, step-children; Tammi Nickolas 66675-8516 or American so I’m very excited about and William “Thomas” Leslie, Heart Association PO Box that.” his beloved grandchildren; 417005 Boston, MA 02241. Bettencourt said Mar- Robert Boynton, Brianna Nick- Directions and guestbook at cus has worked his way olas and Danae Sirois, his www.solimine.com through the ranks and, siblings, Mary Cronin Lopresti, “has worked extremely Marjorie Cronin, Adrian Cronin hard and has established and his wife Diane, and Mat- himself as an excellent thew Henry Baxter, as well as leader within the depart- ment. Again, he deserves this well-earned promo- tion.” Taryn Brotherton, is sworn in as a new sergeant by City Clerk Allyson Three more Brotherton has been Danforth as son Drew and daughter Alexa look on. with the department since sors and want to be like Bettencourt said he was tions they will  ll and are 2014, the last couple in the them and become the thrilled with the addition detectives’ of ce. Before going to  gure that out COVID-19 deaths that, she was an Ipswich best supervisor I can be,” of Lavoie and Doucette this week,” he said. “One police of cer from 2009- Brotherton said. and the three of cers who will be a street sergeant 2014 and also worked in Sanchez is a military moved up the ranks. in the patrol division and reported the Essex County’s Sher- veteran who served two “They are all quality the other will be working iff’s Department as a cor- tours of duty overseas people and I think they in an administrative role rections of cer from 2004- in the Marines and also are going to do great for with our accreditation Three new cases were By Gayla Cawley 2009. worked as a military of - our department,” he said. team because we are mov- ITEM STAFF reported in Lynn eld to Brotherton joins Steph- cer. He has been an of cer “We now have two female ing toward accreditation,” bring the town’s caseload Additional coronavi- anie Lane as the only two in Peabody for 13 years. sergeants and might have adding that Marcus will to 117. Eleven people have female sergeants in the After thanking his family, a few more coming as we be in charge of records, in- rus deaths were report- died. ed in Lynn, Peabody and department. he thanked “this group of have some excellent of- cluding Freedom of Infor- The total number of cas- Swampscott on Friday. “I look forward to being guys.  cers who are on patrol mation requests, and any es remained the same in With one additional a leader for this depart- “If it weren’t for them, right now.” issues relating to building Swampscott at 160. virus fatality each, the ment. I’ve been in Peabody I wouldn’t be here, thank Grif n said Sanchez and maintenance. respective death tolls Numbers did not change for almost six and a half you guys and I can’t wait Brotherton’s roles have Anne Marie Tobin can be in Lynn, Peabody and in Nahant (52 cases, six years and have worked to begin my new journey,” yet to be determined. reached at atobin@item- Swampscott have risen to deaths) and had not been with some great supervi- he said. “We have two open posi- live.com. 117, 180 and 11. updated in Marblehead, Lynn reported 10 new Revere, or Saugus by cases on Friday to bring press time. Nahant DPW submits its to-do list the city’s caseload to As of Thursday, Revere 4,620. Of that total, 559 had 2,433 cases and 98 deaths, and numbers in DPW cutting off the Causeway. is to repair the Little Na- been documented in areas cases are active and 3,944 Residents were ordered to hant side of Short Beach where these structures people have recovered Marblehead (263 cases, 30 From A1 deaths) and Saugus (659 shelter in place as Public and across the street at were constructed,” the site from the virus, according that led to massive ood- Works crews struggled to Doggie Beach. These areas states, adding: to city data. cases, 40 deaths) have ing in Nahant,” said Town not been updated since pump storm water out of of dune on both beaches “While seawalls and Peabody also reported Administrator Antonio streets. experienced damage from revetments can help pro- an additional case. The Wednesday. Barletta. The Willow Road project the surging tide of that tect landward property city now has 1,245 cases, Gayla Cawley can be The Jan. 4 storm com- includes revetment repair storm,” he said. and infrastructure from but 949 people have re- reached at gcawley@item- bined with high tide to and stabilization. Revet- The state Of ce of Coast- waves and tides, they do covered, according to the live.com. Follow her on ood local streets, mak- ments are reinforced walls al Zone Management web- not stop (and may exacer- health department. Twitter @GaylaCawley. ing them impassable, and designed to hold back site details the complex bate) erosion. As natural storm surges and heavy role seawalls and revet- erosive forces continue seas to minimize ooding. ments play in holding to remove sediment over The Parrott Road and back storms without con- time, beaches in front of Fallon Way work focuses tributing to beach erosion. the hard structures are on the seawall while the “Coastal engineering diminished and can even- 40 Steps project includes structures were originally tually be completely lost. improvements at the utilized to prevent erosion Seawalls and revetments Step’s base where waves and protect development themselves can also exac- hit. The Short Beach dune and infrastructure from erbate erosion problems and playground work and waves and storm surge. by re ecting waves onto Doggie Beach revetment The unintended effects the beach in front of them project is important, Bar- of hard structures on the or onto neighboring prop- letta said, to eliminating shoreline system were not erties.” JUST FIX IT. the ooding the town ex- initially well understood, Thor Jourgensen can be perienced in 2018. however, and signi cant reached at tjourgensen@ “This project speci cally long-term impacts have itemlive.com.

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POLICE CHIEF From A1 Revere (James Guido) and Salem (Mary Butler) have all announced their retire- ments over the past two years. A number of town offi- ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO cials had positive things to say about the chief upon Lynnfield resident Cathy Morris picks up a book order from the Lynn- hearing of the announce- field Public Library Sidewalk Service. ment. “Over my first two years as Town Administrator, I have been very fortu- New stories to tell at nate to work with Chief Picariello,” said Marble- head Town Administrator Jason Silva. “The chief brings a unique blend of Lynnfield library skills to the job — a great attitude, positive demean- LIBRARY Fox at [email protected] “Sidewalk Service” and or, ability to work with From A1 to request a bag of new “Technology” are still go- anyone, terrific sense of books in any of these cat- ing strong. The dates and humor, constant profes- back beginning Thursday, egories. The library can times for Sidewalk Ser- sionalism, and a deep un- Sept. 10. Once again, the also create themed bags, vice can be found on the derstanding of the public course will be taught by such as dog picture books, library’s website. Please safety needs of the Town. Tammy Syrigos. The li- young adult romances or call the library at (781) Over his long tenure as brary is asking anyone sports. To learn more and 334-5411 or email lfd@no- chief, he has accomplished interested to complete a see examples of the bags, blenet.org with questions quite a lot — including short poll posted on the li- go to https://www.lynn- about either program or the creation and leading ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK brary’s website to help the fieldlibrary.org/new-chil- to make an appointment. the implementation of a Marblehead Police Chief Robert Picariello is a library determine the best drens-and-young-adult- Online registration is comprehensive, commu- member of the Marblehead Opioid Task Force. time to offer the program. book-bags/. also available to schedule nity-based strategic plan The library is offering “Teen Book Tuesdays” pickup times. Residents for the Department and I look forward to working reservation, that he knows three-week long WiFi and “First Chapter Fri- are reminded that if they receiving accreditation with him on an orderly Marblehead well and has hotspots to anyone who days,” two new weekly have already made an ap- from the state’s Police Ac- transition and grateful I demonstrated, through his needs WiFi at home or pre-recorded programs, pointment and additional creditation Commission still have an opportunity service and leadership, the while taking a trip. To are now being offered. The requested materials have for the Marblehead Police to work alongside him for best of community polic- check out a hot spot, call library will be posting a arrived, there is no need Department, just to name another 10 months.” ing,” said State Rep. Lori the library at (781) 334- new video of Fox reading to make another appoint- a few. Through his leader- “He has been a tremen- Ehrlich of Marblehead. 5411. the first chapter of a chil- ment as the new materi- ship and these efforts, he dous attribute to this “During his time as chief, “Surprise New Book dren’s book (ages 8-12) on als will simply be added to has increased the reputa- town,” said Marblehead he’s always been fair, hon- Bags,” a program in which Fridays and a video of Fox your bag. tion of the Department. Board of Selectmen Chair- est and proactive, a true five new books in many reading the first chapter Forty-five minute ap- “On a personal lev- man Jackie Belf-Becker. partner especially as we categories will be cho- of a young adult book (13- pointments to use the el, the chief has been a “He has made a lot of real- have had to work on some sen by staff members for 18) on Tuesdays. The vid- library’s computers, copi- great partner for me as a ly important inroads, he’s difficult local issues. I will young readers to take eos will be posted on the ers, printers, and scanner still-new Town Adminis- been responsive and he’s miss him as chief and he home, is now being of- library’s Facebook page are available on Mondays, trator,” Silva added. “He been involved in every- leaves big shoes to fill, but fered. Popular book cat- at approximately 11 a.m. Wednesday, and Fridays. has been a great support thing, and he goes about it he has well-earned a nice egories include: picture For those without Face- Staff members are in the while also being a strong in a calm, accessible way. retirement.” books, beginning readers, book accounts, email Fox building 9 a.m.-7 p.m. advocate for his depart- He’s been such a pleasure With a little less than beginning chapter books, at [email protected] and Monday through Thurs- ment and employees. The to work with and he’s just 10 months left until he board books, children’s the videos will be emailed day and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Fri- good news is that I know an all-around good guy. He leaves the job, Picariello fiction (chapter books), to you. Young readers can days and Saturdays and where he lives, I’ll still will be sorely missed and I has plenty of time before children’s nonfiction, chil- then order the book from can be called or emailed if have his phone number hope he enjoys his retire- he departs to help prepare dren’s graphic novels, Sidewalk Service or bor- you have questions about and will definitely stay in ment with his family.” for the transition. young adult fiction and row it from the library’s the library’s services. touch when I need to run “The chief and I go all the Mike Alongi can be young adult graphic nov- Libby or hoopla service Anne Marie Tobin can be something by him or seek way back to elementary reached at malongi@item- els/manga. Email Head to finish the book on their reached at atobin@item- his advice and guidance. school so I can say, without live.com. of Youth Services Lauren own. live.com. Salem Creative Collective has no time for COVID SALEM 2012. bership and looked for From A1 Andrews has been a professionals who lived or key player on the Salem were based in Salem to do businesses, the innovative Economic Development the Salem barriers , then business, the entrepre- Recovery and Revitaliza- we went to Beverly and neurs, the micro business- tion Task Force, which he worked with their artists es, the freelancers, the gig says continues to be “a to do the Beverly barri- workers, they need very lot of work.” He said the ers.” individualized attention city started the project to The collective’s next because what they do is so support small downtown project is with Lynn Main unique. That’s where we businesses struggling to Streets working with Lynn specialize.” survive. artists on the Streatery Businesses focusing on “It never started as an and beautification proj- the arts. photography, per- arts and culture project,” ects. The project, which forming arts, restaurants, he said. “Restaurants are starts Saturday, includes artisans and craftsmen, critical to downtown infra- hydrangea planting and wellness, tourism and ed- structures and the down- other activities designed ucation are among Cre- town economy. It comes to help beautify outdoor ative Collective’s 200-plus down to if you don’t have dining spaces, be it paint- members. an economy, there are no ing of Jersey Barriers or From hosting pop-up arts and culture. So many public tab events, to summer drive- people in arts and culture “It’s a really tough world in movie theaters, to Sa- work in restaurants for right now, hope is needed, lem Halloween events, to their second job or rely on color and life is needed painting picnic tables in restaurants to give them right now,” Andrews said. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK downtown Peabody and free products and gift “I know what it’s like for The underside of the Commuter Rail bridge on Commercial Street in Lynn. Jersey barriers in Salem cards for their fundrais- and Beverly, and working ers, or give them space to these artists and busi- with some of the North host their fundraisers. So nesses as I lost 75 percent Shore’s most prestigious we saw the long game. of my business seemingly MBTA will lay out plans non-profits, including the What can we do to support overnight.. Peabody Essex Museum, downtown businesses in “Luckily we’ve set up a Andrews has built Cre- partnership with the city lot of our members with ative Collective into a go- and how do we get our art- a giant tool box of assets to replace bridge in Lynn to partner when it comes ists paid ?” that they can use regard- to connecting community Andrews said once out- less of what level of lock- initiatives and programs door dining began, Mayor down there is. The cool- BRIDGE Hogan said. may replace train service with the arts. Kim Driscoll reached out est thing about starting From A1 The Commercial Street during this time,” states His work has been fea- to him looking for a solu- in lockdown is that’s as bridge carries commuter the project description. tured on Huffington Post, tion to spruce up the Jer- bad as it can get. We put tentatively scheduled for rail service for the New- The Lynn bridge and MTV, LogoTV, CNN and sey barriers on sidewalks systems in place that ad- summer and fall. buryport/Rockport Line five others, including ones local stations. outside downtown restau- dressed ‘as bad as you can Ward 6 City Councilor over Commercial Street in Lawrence and Melrose, Andrews is a busy man. rants. get’ so if we are in phase Fred Hogan said he and in Lynn between River were built in the early You name it, he’s on it, “She said, ‘we need to 2 or 3, it’s not as bad as it state Rep. Peter Capano Works and Lynn Station. 20th century and are slat- the “it” being governing get these things beauti- can get and my members received project details According to the project ed to be replaced under a boards of many local foun- fied,’” Andrews said. “That have a lot of tools to get during a meeting with description, the replace- $91 million contract in- dations and charities. He opened the door for us as through this.” MBTA officials, including ment project will reduce tended to reduce design is also the owner of John we have all these artists Anne Marie Tobin can be plans to shut down Com- future maintenance and and construction time and Andrews Photography, who are not working. So reached at atobin@item- mercial Street during the repair costs on the bridge increase accountability as a company he started in we went into our mem- live.com. project and detour traffic. and provide safer, more the projects unfold. Hogan said MBTA offi- reliable commuter rail cials briefed them on plans service. The MBTA is also plan- WHAT’S OPEN, WHAT’S CLOSED ON LABOR DAY LAW OFFICES OF to shut Commercial Street Some of the work will ning design and construc- JAMES J. CARRIGAN tion work in the Market/ to traffic on five weekends be noisy, according to the The Daily Item will not lar mail delivery. • Social Security Disability with detours planned for project description, and Broad streets commuter publish Monday, Sept. 7 in Banks closed. • Workers Compensation Pleasant Street and Nep- commuters will be kept rail garage. Design work observance of Labor Day. MBTA will operate on • Accidents tune Boulevard. Weekday updated with service is underway and construc- Government officesSunday schedule, no ferry 25 years located across from Lynn District Court work would not include change announcements as tion is scheduled to begin closed, including federal, service. street closings or detours. the work proceeds. in late 2021 with the work state and local. Most offic- Stock market closed. 15 Johnson St. “Pete and I brought traf- “We do not expect com- taking three to four years. es were already closed (or Trash pickup delayed 781-596-0100 Thor Jourgensen can be JAMES J. CARRIGAN fic concerns to them. I am muter rail service to be af- had limited hours) due to one day. ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN impressed with the plan fected on weekdays during reached at tjourgensen@ the pandemic. Stores open at owners’ LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL they have going forward,” construction. Shuttles itemlive.com. U.S. Post Office, no regu- discretion. www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2020 OPINION DAVID M. SHRIBMAN HOW TO REACH US

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Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Senate side of the Cap- Kennedys — and when [email protected] itol, the one reserved the conservative Sen. pensive restaurants and for lawmakers’ use, and Bob Dole and the liber- when the biggest threat Circulation [email protected] thus the keeper of all the al Sen. George McGov- to the old order was the information about who ern could work together new breed of lawmakers Ext. 3 was coming and going. to fight hunger — to the inevitably described, ac- Newsroom There was the superin- great credit of both — idly, as having blow-dried [email protected] tendent of the press gal- are long gone. [email protected] hair. Newt Gingrich and lery, the man with the When my wife (in 1979 Ext. 4 EDITORIAL bulging belly you had almost a decade from his pugilistic style were to take out for a boozy, joining The Washington 16 years in the future. Sports [email protected] expensive meal if you Post) and I (more than There was a corrosive Reject reckless wanted a parking pass. a dozen years before be- side to this Washington, Ext. 5 There was the sandwich coming Washington bu- when Barack Obama was Retail and Online lady in the Capitol snack reau chief of The Boston just entering Occidental Advertising bar, who by caprice or Globe) celebrated our College on scholarship; [email protected] ‘herd immunity’ calculation decided how first wedding anniver- the city was segregated, ADVERTISING much chicken salad was sary, we took the $20 my few Blacks had positions in your take-away lunch. grandmother sent us and Ernie Carpenter Jr. of influence and almost Then there were Duke went to dinner at Duke Director of Advertising and don’t let none dined at Duke’s or and Business Development, ext. 1355 and Mel. Zeibert’s. We were work- [email protected] Duke died 23 years ago. ing in Washington, but Mel’s. Mel died just the other truly we were tourists at That deplorable part Ralph Mitchell COVID run wild Sales Representative, ext. 1313 day at age 90. Duke’s. And though we of the old Washington [email protected] Editorial from the Minneapolis Star Tribune But the world of Duke were in our mid-20s, we is not worth a moment’s and Mel — when the knew that this was the mourning; it lasted too Eric Rondeau Sales Representative, ext. 1280 The controversial appointment of a new presiden- capital marched to the place: the place where long, and the old net- [email protected] tial medical adviser has put a national spotlight on a rhythm of clinked cut- deals (sometimes shady) works, and the white su- Patricia Whalen radical disease management concept to deal with the lery at two delicates- were made and tales premacists who were the sen-style restaurants — Sales Representative, ext. 1310 COVID-19 pandemic. (only occasionally true) Democratic chairmen of [email protected] died years ago, and we were told. Its benign name -- naturally acquired “herd im- powerful congressional are paying the price. And there that Septem- BUSINESS OFFICE munity” -- belies the cruelty at the heart of this ap- committees, only helped Duke and Mel needed ber night 41 years ago, Susan J. Conti proach. A better descriptor would be “do nothing and perpetuate it. Women, let the virus kill off the weak” plan. no last names in politi- at a large table, were Controller, ext. 1288 cal Washington, but for Tip O’Neill (the one- too, largely were exclud- [email protected] Eventually, COVID-19 would stop spreading be- our purposes here they time denizen of Barry’s ed from power, though cause there would be enough survivors of the infec- Ted Grant were Duke Zeibert and Corner in Cambridge, not from Duke’s or Mel’s, Publisher, ext. 1234 tion (the herd), and they presumably would have Mel Krupin. Duke was a Massachusetts, new- and indeed the only per- [email protected] some immune system protection against the patho- restaurateur but really ly installed as House gen. But this could come at an unacceptable cost: po- son I knew with a run- Marian Kinney was a rapscallion. Mel speaker) and Eddie Bo- ext. 1212 tentially millions of deaths in those with underlying ning tab at Duke’s was was his maitre d’ and land (once the registrar a female reporter at The [email protected] health conditions that make them susceptible to se- later ran his own restau- of deeds in Hampden New York Times. Will Kraft vere infection. rant, virtually identical County in southwestern In the early 1980s, Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 This week, the new White House medical adviser, to Duke’s, but in time, a Massachusetts, but then [email protected] Dr. Scott Atlas, forcefully pushed back on reports resented rival. the chair of the House the famous food critic that he is advocating policies rooted in this approach. Those establishments Intelligence Committee) Mimi Sheraton decided Paula Villacreses The neuroradiologist said this is “an overt lie” during to evaluate the curious A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 were where Power Wash- and, presiding over the [email protected] a Tuesday CNN interview. That rejection is welcome. ington ate — where lot, Robert L. Healy (the phenomenon of Mel’s and While other countries have considered variations of superlawyer Edward son of a Globe mailroom Duke’s. Somehow I was Mike Shanahan this strategy or even pursued it unsuccessfully, let- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 Bennett Williams and man who became the invited to join her entou- [email protected] ting the virus run its course is a deeply flawed ap- Redskins owner Jack paper’s Washington bu- rage, and I remember her Carolina Trujillo proach. Kent Cooke and pretty reau chief). I’m sure Bob Manhattan horror at the It should not be taken seriously by the nation’s pol- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 much the entire congres- picked up the check. fare, especially the roast [email protected] icymakers, especially with the rapid strides under- sional and White House Years later, Duke’s beef hash, which she de- way in vaccine development. A safe, effective vaccine leadership dined often was the site of a classic Jim Wilson but, alas, not all that scribed as “gray-brown Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 would provide population-wide protection. Experts generational clash of [email protected] are hopeful one could be widely available in 2021. well — though the crab cultures. James Reston, and desiccated, and the But if there are setbacks, herd immunity should not cakes were the best in the once-powerful jour- syrupy thick sauce sug- CIRCULATION be considered a fallback approach. town, maybe the best in nalistic voice of reason gested cafeteria steam Lisa Mahmoud While herd immunity persists as a social media the Chesapeake region, and respectability, invit- table mushroom gravy.” Manager, ext. 1239 talking point and was recently mentioned by Pres- at least then. ed The Wall Street Jour- Plus she wondered why [email protected] But the crab cakes, and nal’s Albert R. Hunt Jr., ident Donald Trump in an interview, leading infec- the chicken soup with CUSTOMER SERVICE tious disease doctors in Minnesota and elsewhere do the steaks, and the mat- who had inherited Mr. noodles and a matzoh not support the naturally acquired herd immunity zoh balls and the chicken Reston’s unofficial title La’ Mosha Ball ball was served with a Customer Service, ext. 1276 approach. Dr. Anthony Fauci, the venerable director in the pot, and even the as the leading bureau baked potato. calf’s liver and the steak chief in the capital, to [email protected] of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Today such tired menu tartare and the dreadful lunch. GRAPHICS Diseases, told Politico this week that neither he nor items have disappeared, White House adviser Dr. Deborah Birx back this broiled fish, overcooked The two talked of Ken- Trevor Andreozzi and underseasoned — victims of more culti- strategy. nedys and kings, with a Designer none of that on the twin sprinkling of Bushes and vated tastes and more [email protected] The Infectious Diseases Society of America, or menus of mediocrity was an ample serving of bull, disciplined diets. No one IDSA, which represents over 12,000 physicians and Mark Sutherland the point. The point was and then the discussion mourns the baked potato scientists, told an editorial writer this week that Creative Director, ext. 1330 being there, being seen, turned to Mr. Hunt’s with the chicken soup. [email protected] “IDSA is not supportive of the herd immunity ap- seeing others, and en- high profile on television. proach to addressing this pandemic.” Experts at the Everybody should mourn NEWSROOM joying a conviviality des- This offended Mr. Res- the affability with which Mayo Clinic and the University of Minnesota are Mike Alongi tined to disappear. ton’s sensibility; he was it was served — and de- critical. Mel’s death in this of the era of diplomats Sports Editor, ext. 1228 voured. [email protected] One fundamental concern, said Mayo’s Dr. Pritish cursed summer of 2020 in striped pants and was Tosh, is that it’s not clear how long immune pro- didn’t bring that world a keen observer of who A 1972 Swampscott Bill Brotherton tection lasts in people who have been infected with to a close. It ended years sat below the salt at the Features Editor ext. 1338 COVID. Protection from other viruses in the same High School graduate, [email protected] ago, when the parties diplomatic soirees that David M. Shribman is family isn’t long-lasting, he said, yet assuming oth- took on ideological ri- defined the cadence of Elyse Carmosino the Pulitzer Prize-win- erwise for COVID-19 is at the heart of the naturally gidity — eventually the 1950s social Washington. Reporter, ext. 1264 acquired herd immunity strategy. “And that’s an as- most liberal Republican To Mr. Reston’s mind, Mr. ning former executive [email protected] sumption I don’t think we can make,” he said. was more conservative Hunt’s presence on the editor of the Pittsburgh Gayla Cawley The University of Minnesota’s Dr. Tim Schacker than the most conser- “small screen,” as tele- Post-Gazette. Follow him Reporter, ext. 1236 called naturally acquired herd immunity a “terrible vative Democrat — and vision was then derided, on Twitter at Shribman- [email protected] strategy,” noting the potentially “huge cost” to hu- when Washington lost was disrespectful of the PG. Cheryl Charles man life for an approach that “may or may not work.” News Editor, ext. 1278 Schacker also rejected one rationale for herd immu- [email protected] nity, that the vulnerable could simply isolate. High Olivia Falcigno blood pressure, obesity and other underlying health Photographer, ext.1224 concerns that increase the risk of severe COVID are [email protected] common. Putting an indefinite bubble around ev- Spenser Hasak eryone with these conditions, along with the elderly, Photographer, ext. 1332 isn’t doable. [email protected] Both Tosh and Schacker also noted that those who Thor Jourgensen are infected and recover from COVID may have se- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] rious long-term complications. One concern: heart damage. Daniel Kane The case against naturally acquired herd immuni- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 [email protected] ty is strong. There are those who still may embrace it because they believe it would bolster the economy. Steve Krause But the evidence for this is weak. Sweden, which Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 [email protected] relied on a voluntary COVID containment with the aim of developing herd immunity, has fared better David McLellan Reporter, ext. 1317 economically than some European Union countries [email protected] but has the highest unemployment rate among Nor- dic nations. Sweden also came in eighth in a recent Anne Marie Tobin Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 global ranking of mortality rates per million, further [email protected] evidence of the high and unacceptable price tag in- herent in this herd immunity approach. 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] SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particularly Overdose Market St. Police reported NAHANT patched and reported one par- at 84 Wallis St.; at 1:24 p.m. arrests, reflect police records. In the the customer had left before ty was transported to Melrose Thursday at 1 Grant St. and 77 A report of an opiate over- event of a perceived inaccuracy, it their arrival. Accidents Wakefield Hospital. Lake St.; at 6:37 a.m. Friday at dose at 7:35 p.m. Thursday on Police received a call at 2:54 is the sole responsibility of the con- 66 Tremont St. and 3 Barry St. Newhall Street. Theft Police were notified of a mo- p.m. Thursday from a woman A report of a motor vehicle crash cerned party to contact the relevant tor vehicle accident on Castle who reported a male party had with injuries at 5:33 p.m. Thursday police department and have the Theft A report of a larceny at 4:05 Rd. at 2:55 p.m. Wednesday. been walking Carr Road for two at 394 Lowell St. A car into a pole department issue a notice of correc- p.m. Monday at 24 Homestead and a half hours, wearing a red was reported. A woman was taken A report of a larceny at 7:11 One party was transported to Rd. shirt and beige pants. A dis- tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or p.m. Thursday on Barker Court; the hospital. to Salem Hospital. Police reported patched officer reported there clarifications will not be made without at 9:30 p.m. Thursday on Barker there was damage to the fence was no one who fit that descrip- express notice of change from the ar- Court; at 11:51 a.m. Friday at MARBLEHEAD Animal Control and grass at the address. tion upon arrival. 11 Circle Ave.; at 12:42 p.m. resting police department. Police received a report at Complaints Friday at 75 Woodman St. Complaints 10:00 a.m. Tuesday of a loose A report of a motor vehicle Thefts LYNN A report of suspicious ac- dog in between the school and A report of suspicious activity theft at 3:28 p.m. Friday at 31 the convenience store on Cas- A caller at 6:28 p.m. Thursday at 7:56 p.m. Thursday at Crys- Hollingsworth St. tivity at 8:08 p.m. Wednes- Arrest day on School Street. An tle Rd. The caller was afraid the reported her bicycle, valued at tal Green Cleaning Service at employee reported there was dog would be hit. The dog was $800, was stolen from her ga- 10 Crowninshield St. A caller Melissa Desroches, 46, of Vandalism a woman standing outside later reunited with its owner. rage. An officer was dispatched reported there were people at 11 Lagrange Terrace, was ar- A report of vandalism at 7:16 of Tony’s watching the salon. to Harrison Avenue for a report. the gazebo who did not belong rested on warrant charges of Police received a call at 5:50 a.m. Friday at Hood School at The employee said that as Complaints there. An officer reported the drug possession with intent to 24 Oakwood Ave. p.m. Thursday from a party who gazebo was empty. distribute, conspiracy to violate she was locking up, the wom- A resident called at 1:37 p.m. stated he’d followed a shoplifting A report of motor vehicle van- an came over and started Suspicious activity was re- the drug law, miscellaneous Wednesday to complain about suspect from Lowes to Osprey ported at 11:16 p.m. Thursday dalism at 1:07 p.m. Friday at asking her questions about municipal ordinance violation, a vehicle parked outside her Road, retrieved the merchandise, at Plaza Motel at 125 Newbury 15 Huss Court. the business and the town. operation of a motor vehicle residence on Baker Rd. and ID’d the suspect. The mer- St. A caller reported hearing with a suspended license, and The owner of Five Corners chandise was returned. Manage- gunshots from a black Honda leaving the scene of personal LYNNFIELD later called about the wom- SAUGUS ment was unaware of the incident Civic that had been passing by. injury at 2:51 p.m. Friday. an and said she was outside and was reportedly happy to have Police responded and reported Accidents of the little theater. She was their property back. there was no issue. reportedly walking back and Accidents Accidents A report of a motor vehicle A man walked into the station forth and talking to herself. Police received a call for a at 2:34 p.m. Thursday to report A report of a motor vehicle crash with personal injury at The woman told police she SWAMPSCOTT 7:54 a.m. Monday at 85 Salem motor vehicle accident with his Social Security number was hit and run crash at 8:01 p.m. did not need assistance and St.; at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday property damage near Wheela- used to file for unemployment. Thursday at Liberty and Willow was headed home. Breaking and Entering on N Broadway; at 1:41 p.m. brator at 11:11 a.m. Thursday. He was advised to contact the streets. Thursday at 230 Market St. One A ring and run was report- Social Security office. A report of a motor vehi- A report of a motor vehicle person was taken to Lahey Hos- ed at 11:06 a.m. Thursday on Complaints A woman walked into the sta- cle breaking and entering at crash with personal injury at Brookhouse Drive. A caller re- tion at 1:13 p.m. Thursday to 12:44 a.m. Friday at 34 Hill- pital after a hit and run crash; Police received a report at 12:16 a.m. Friday at Lynnway at 1:31 a.m. Friday at 600 S ported she has had a few ring report her debit card was used crest Circle. A caller reported and Newhall Street. and run incidents in the past 8:39 p.m. Thursday from a call- at Walmart online and the items kids who were on bikes and Broadway. er who stated kids were laying A report of a motor vehicle A report of a motor vehicle few weeks. were picked up in Saugus. walking broke into a vehicle crash at 6:23 a.m. Friday at En- in the middle of Dow St. and Police received a call at 12:20 and fled toward Spinelli Road. crash at 5:19 p.m. Monday flashing flashlights at cars. dicott and Washington streets; at 400 Main St.; at 5:11 p.m. Overdose p.m. Thursday from a man who Dispatched officers reported at 8:45 a.m. Friday at Santand- Wednesday at 779 Main St. reported his home was broken Complaints er Bank at 39 Exchange St.; at A report of an opioid over- speaking with two juveniles be- into while he was away. Officers 9:27 a.m. Friday at 1 State St.; Complaints dose at 1:48 p.m. Thursday on fore sending them on their way. dispatched to Scotts Mill Court A report of suspicious activity at 2:37 p.m. Friday at Nahant Atlantic Avenue. A caller at 5:08 p.m. Thurs- reported the home did not ap- at 12:22 a.m. Friday on Pine Rotary at 1 Lynnway; at 2:41 A report of a disturbance at day reported two motorcycles pear to have been broken into, Street. A caller reported six to p.m. Friday at Lynnway Mart at 8:43 p.m. Tuesday on Lake- Theft were driving around the vicinity but the male party reported eight kids were checking drive- 800-810 Lynnway. wood Road. Police stopped a of Pevwell Dr., making laps and a wallet was missing. A report ways and heading in the direc- female who was reportedly set- A report of a larceny/forgery/ speeding. An officer check of was taken. tion of the train station. Some Assaults ting off fire alarm boxes. Police fraud at 10:22 a.m. Wednesday the area was negative. were on bikes and others were called the girl’s parents. on Farrell Court. A caller report- A 911 caller reported at 4:01 PEABODY walking. A report of an assault at 1:09 The manager of JP Licks ed a purse was stolen from their p.m. Thursday that there was an Suspicious activity was re- a.m. Friday on Lewis Street. reported a customer re- home. intoxicated male party staying Accidents ported at 2:46 a.m. Friday at A report of an assault and fused to wear a mask and A larceny/forgery/fraud was in room 5 of the Avalon Motel 425 Essex St. A caller reported battery at 11:09 a.m. Friday on would not leave the store at reported at 10:15 a.m. Thurs- on Broadway and she wanted A report of a motor vehicle an unknown woman was knock- Commercial Street. 9:14 p.m. Thursday at 800 day on Ocean Avenue. him removed. Officers were dis- crash at 10:41 a.m. Thursday ing on the door. Will long Labor Day weekend mean another coronavirus spike?

By Pat Eaton-Robb, surging back in the U.S. that will peak in More beaches will be open Thalia Beaty and “I look upon the Labor Day early December at about on Labor Day than on Me- Carla K. Johnson weekend really as a critical 2,900 deaths per day, up morial Day, but Fauci said ASSOCIATED PRESS point,” said Dr. Anthony from about 860 a day now, that is not cause in itself for Fauci, the government’s top unless government officials concern, as long as people HARTFORD, Conn. — take action. keep their distance. Stir-crazy in some cases infectious-disease expert. “Are we going to go in the Over the summer, the “I would rather see some- after the dreary Summer U.S. saw a rise in infections, one on a beach, being phys- of COVID-19, Americans right direction and continue PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the momentum downward, deaths and hospitalizations, ically separated enough, headed into the Labor Day primarily in the South and than someone crowded in Defense Secretary Mark Esper plans to fly weekend amid warnings or are we going to have to step back a bit as we start West, that was blamed in an indoor bar,” he said. nearly halfway around the world this week to from public health officials part on Americans behaving Americans, cooped up for not to make the same mis- another surge?” tiny Palau, which no Pentagon chief has ever The warnings came as a heedlessly over Memorial months, appeared more visited. takes they did over Memori- Day and July Fourth. than ready to venture out widely cited model by the al Day and July Fourth. The landscape has im- and socialize — though with Institute for Health Metrics The fear is that backyard proved in recent weeks, some precautions. and Evaluation at the Uni- parties, crowded bars and with the numbers headed In New York City, once the Trump won’t let other gatherings will cause versity of Washington pro- in the right direction in epicenter of the outbreak in the coronavirus to come jected a worsening outbreak hard-hit states like Flor- the U.S., Jennifer Bolstad of ida, Arizona and Texas, Brooklyn picked up the keys Pentagon close but there are certain risk to a rented minivan with factors that could combine plans to drive with her two with Labor Day: Children children to Maryland this are going back to school, weekend to visit family she Stars and Stripes university campuses are hasn’t seen in a year. seeing soaring case counts, “I monitored the quaran- college football is starting, tine list pathologically, and newspaper more businesses are open, they are finally a place I can and flu season is around visit,” she said, referring to the corner. the list of states that New By Lolita C. Baldor nization by the end of Jan- And a few states are head- York has advised are safe ASSOCIATED PRESS uary. The order, in a recent ing into the holiday with less to travel to. “I think a lot of memo to Stripes, follows WASHINGTON — Pres- the Pentagon’s move earli- room in hospitals than they people are going stir-crazy ident Donald Trump said had over Memorial Day and and are going somewhere er this year to cut the $15.5 Friday that he won’t allow million in funding for the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the Fourth of July. Alabama, this weekend and possibly the Pentagon to cut fund- paper from the Defense De- for example, had about 800 not be as cautious as they ing for the military’s inde- A waiter in a face mask delivers food to the ta- people hospitalized with the should about not bring- partment budget. And it is bles outside of a local restaurant during lunch pendent newspaper, Stars a reflection of the Trump virus on July 1. This week, it ing their germs back with and Stripes, effectively on Friday in Hoboken, N.J. has just under 1,000. them.” administration’s broader halting Defense leader’s animosity for the media plan to shut the paper and members of the press. down this month. The Trump White Compromise keeps ‘Black Lives “The United States of House hadn’t spoken America will NOT be cut- out against the Penta- ting funding to @starsand- gon plan to close the pa- stripes magazine under my per before Friday, even Matter’ paint off Boardwalk watch,” Trump tweeted. “It though it’s been in the will continue to be a won- works and publicly writ- derful source of informa- ten about for months and By Wayne Parry “This city truly under- the city would hold its that was boarded up in tion to our Great Military!” was in the president’s ASSOCIATED PRESS stands the Black Lives own event where the slo- advance of the protest, Trump’s tweet came as budget request. Fri- Matter movement,” said gan would be painted on volunteers were already he fought off new accusa- ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. day afternoon, however, Small, who is Black and a roadway. slathering paint onto the tions that he called ser- Trump worked to shore — A “Black Lives Matter” who had announced plans At Young’s event, speak- roadway. But they delib- vice members killed in up his reputation as a protest that arose amid earlier in the week for the ers included Gwen Carr, erately left some letters World War I “losers” and staunch supporter of the threats of vandalism and city to co-opt the event the mother of Eric Gar- unfinished so community “suckers” during an event nation’s armed services. arrest ended in Atlantic in order to spare the ner, who was put into members could partici- in France in 2018. The “I’ve done more for the City’s mayor and a com- Boardwalk. “In order for a deadly chokehold by pate in the painting. comments, first reported military than almost any- munity activist who had all lives to matter, Black New York City police. Young and Small jointly by The Atlantic and con- one else,” he said Friday in threatened to paint those lives need to matter.” His dying words, “I can’t filled in a latter “A,” then firmed by The Associated the Oval Office. words on the seaside “We are saying the same breathe,” have become a passed their paint rollers Press, are shining a fresh Trump was alleged to gambling resort’s histor- thing right now — Black rallying cry. to children who continued. light on Trump’s previ- have made the comments ic Boardwalk peacefully lives matter,” Young said. “They say enough is Despite the good feel- ous public disparaging of about the war dead as joining together Friday. “And as long as we have enough of the marching,” ings, authorities were American troops and mili- he was set to visit the Mayor Marty Small and something in common, Carr said. “But they’re prepared for possible dis- tary families and they de- Aisne-Marne American protest organizer Steve there’s plenty of room at still killing us. We have to turbances. An armored livered a new campaign is- Cemetery during a trip to Young picked up roller this table.” make America uncomfort- personnel carrier with sue to his Democratic rival France in November 2018. paint brushes and helped Weeks ago, Young an- able because they have what appeared to be a Joe Biden, less than two The Pentagon had no write those words on the nounced plans to write made us uncomfortable.” battering ram attached months from Election Day. immediate comment on pavement of Martin Lu- the slogan on the city’s While Young’s rally was to it idled outside police The Defense Department Trump’s tweet or how it ther King Jr. Boulevard Boardwalk. But Small being held with about a headquarters, its red and has ordered the paper to may affect Esper’s plan to in front of the city’s Civil said doing so would be dozen demonstrators out- blue lights flashing and a halt publication by Sept. ultimately shut down the Rights Garden. illegal. He then decided side a Boardwalk Hall driver at the wheel. 30, and dissolve the orga- paper. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2020 Community Calendar Saturday, September 5 - Sunday, September 13

The Item is not pub- ees virtual meeting - see MARBLEHEAD p.m. Spring Rd. Saugus Athletic Sub Via Zoom. lishing on Labor Day, so town website calendar Committee of the School Zoning Board of Appeals. this week’s Community for log-on information, Committee meeting. 7-9 p.m. Via Zoom. Saturday, Sept. 5 PEABODY Calendar will run Satur- 6:30 p.m. 11:30-1:30 p.m. Via Zoom. day through the follow- Municipal Saturday, Sept. 5 Entertainment SWAMPSCOTT ing Sunday. Items for the Wednesday, Sept. Compost area open. 9-3 Community Calendar can Adult coloring group. 10- 9 p.m. Spring Rd. Education be sent to calendar@item- 11:30 a.m. Brooks Meeting Tuesday, Sept. 8 Peabody Institute Li- live.com. Please include Municipal Room at the Saugus Pub- uesday ept Municipal the town, type of event T , S . 8 brary closed today and lic Library. Planning Board virtual Council on Aging meet- (education, entertainment, Monday, Labor Day. Go to meeting - see town web- Municipal Municipal ing via Zoom, 8:30 a.m. municipal), place and time [email protected] for ma- site calendar for log-on Planning Board meeting. Saugus Public Library Housing Authority meet- of event. terial pickup information. information, 7 p.m. 6 p.m. Via teleconference. Board of Trustees. 6-8 p.m. ing via Zoom, 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 10 Via Zoom. Board of Health meeting LYNN Thursday, Sept. 10 Wednesday, Sept. 9 via Zoom, 6 p.m. Entertainment Thursday, Sept. 10 School Building Com- Entertainment Municipal mittee meeting via Zoom, Tuesday, Sept. 8 Popover Grove serves up Public library virtu- Compost area open. 9-3 sliders at Granite Coast Entertainment 7 p.m. Municipal al yoga class - contact p.m. Spring Rd. Brewery, 77 Main St., 4-8 Virtual Mini Music and Historic District Com- Mother Goose. 10:30 a.m. mission meeting via Zoom, Board of Health meeting [email protected] to Thursday, Sept. 10 p.m. at City Hall, Room 302, register, noon-1 p.m. Peabody Area Cham- Hosted by Saugus Public 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Education ber of Commerce/Route 1 Library. Knitting class. 10-12 Wednesday, Sept. 9 Historical Commission Saturday, Sept. 12 Business Group network- meeting via Zoom, 6:30 Entertainment ing extravaganza, Sprin- p.m. Brooks Meeting Municipal p.m. Municipal ghill Suites, 43 Newbury Room at the Saugus Pub- unicipal School Building Com- M St., 4-8 p.m. lic Library. Public library sidewalk mittee meeting via Zoom, LYNNFIELD service registration to Sports 11 a.m. arrange picking up li- SAUGUS Municipal School Building Com- Tuesday, Sept. 8 brary materials - contact Saturday, Sept. 12 Northeast Massachu- mittee meeting via Zoom, [email protected], library Wednesday, Sept. 9 setts Mosquito Control & 3 p.m. Municipal lawn, 18 Summer St., 10 Municipal Wetlands Management School Committee meet- Library Board of Trust- a.m.-noon. Compost area open. 9-3 Education district meeting. 9-11 a.m. ing via Zoom, 7 p.m. Marine wins Democratic primary for Kennedy’s House seat By William J. Kole led an anti-narcotics pla- ASSOCIATED PRESS toon in Panama in 2014. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS He was elected to the Security camera video shows Michael L. Taylor, center, and George-Antoine Zayek at passport Jake Auchincloss, a city Newton City Council in control at Istanbul Airport in Turkey last year. A federal judge has ruled that the Taylor and his councilor in suburban 2015. He also worked at a son, accused of smuggling former Nissan Motor Co. Chairman Carlos Ghosn out of Japan while Boston and a former Ma- cybersecurity startup and rine, won a packed prima- he was awaiting trial on financial misconduct charges, can be extradited. as a senior manager at ry to become the Demo- Liberty Mutual’s innova- cratic nominee in the race tion lab. to fill the U.S. House seat Auchincloss, a moderate, being vacated by Rep. Joe Judge OKs extradition for men was also briefly registered Kennedy III in Massachu- as a Republican in part of setts. 2013 and 2014 while he Auchincloss edged out accused of aiding Ghosn escape six other Democratic can- worked to help elect mod- didates in the crowded erate GOP Gov. Charlie field for the open 4th Con- Baker, a background his By Alanna Durkin be tried on charges that Bank records show Ghosn Green Beret, ran a private primary rivals had ques- Richie they helped Ghosn flee the wired more than $860,000 security business initially gressional District, a con- test that took until early tioned. ASSOCIATED PRESS country last year with the to a company linked to Pe- focused on private investi- He listed among his pri- former Nissan boss tucked ter Taylor in October 2019, gations, but their caseload Friday to decide because BOSTON — Two Ameri- orities making “health away in a box on a private prosecutors said in court grew through corporate of a deluge of mailed-in can men accused of smug- care a right, not a job jet. The flight went first to documents. Ghosn’s son work and unofficial refer- ballots that overwhelmed gling Nissan Motor Co. several cities and towns. perk,” protecting repro- Turkey, then to Lebanon, also made cryptocurrency rals from the State Depart- Chairman Carlos Ghosn Nearly 1 million voters, ductive rights and com- where Ghosn has citizen- payments totaling about ment and FBI, including out of Japan while he was skittish over the corona- bating the pollution that ship but which has no ex- $500,000 to Peter Taylor in parents whose children had awaiting trial on financial virus pandemic, used the causes climate change. misconduct charges can be tradition treaty with Japan. the first five months of this been taken overseas by for- mail option for Tuesday’s During the campaign, extradited, a federal judge Ghosn said he fled be- year, prosecutors say. mer spouses. primary. A state judge late Auchincloss also said he ruled Friday. cause he could not expect a The Taylors have been In 2012, federal prose- Wednesday had approved wanted to help rebuild U.S. Magistrate Judge fair trial, was subjected to locked up in a Massachu- cutors alleged Taylor had a petition from Secretary the country that sent his Donald Cabell issued a unfair conditions in deten- setts jail since they were won a U.S. military con- of State Bill Galvin ask- grandfather — “a poor ruling approving the extra- tion and was barred from arrested in May. Their at- tract to train Afghan sol- ing for more time for cit- Jewish kid” — to college dition of Michael Taylor, a meeting his wife under his torneys never denied the diers by using secret infor- ies and towns to complete during WWII. U.S. Army Special Forces bail conditions. Ghosn has allegations, but argued mation passed along from their vote tallies. Auchincloss, 32, narrow- veteran, and his son Peter denied allegations that he they can’t be extradited be- an American officer. When After graduating from ly defeated fellow Dem- Taylor, but the final deci- underreported his income cause they say their actions Taylor learned the contract Harvard in 2010, Auchin- ocrats Jesse Mermell, sion rests with the State and committed a breach don’t fit under the law with was being investigated, he closs served as a captain Becky Grossman, Alan Department. of trust by diverting Nis- which Japan is trying to asked an FBI agent and in the U.S. Marines. He Khazei, Natalia Linos, Is- The Taylors are want- san money for his personal convict them. friend to intervene, prose- commanded infantry in shane Leckey, Ben Sigel ed by Japan so they can gain. Michael Taylor, a former cutors charged. Afghanistan in 2012 and and Chris Zannetos. State trooper injured in crash 2 years ago dies of injuries

FRAMINGHAM (AP) vehicle, got out of his worked much of his ca- — A state trooper has cruiser, was struck by reer out of the Concord died two years after he the passing car and un- barracks. was hit by a car during derwent surgeries, the The driver of the ve- a traffic stop, and it’s agency said. hicle that struck Devlin The Lynn Shelter Association seeks to rent between not yet clear whether “Trooper Thomas was charged with negli- the driver will face new Devlin upheld the high- gent operation, marked 5,000 – 6,000 square feet of building/space for charges now that the est ideals of the Massa- lanes violation, and fail- 18-24 months for use as temporary shelter for victim is dead of his in- chusetts State Police: ure to move over for an juries. integrity, dedication to emergency vehicle. approximately 25 homeless adults, allowing for Massachusetts State duty, and service to oth- Those charges are social distancing. Need wet wall or two bathrooms, Trooper Thomas Devlin, ers,” Col. Christopher pending, Meghan Kelly, 58, died Thursday of in- Mason said in a written a spokeswoman for the some office space a plus, and parking for 2 cars (on juries suffered in the statement. “He loved Middlesex district attor- street okay). crash in Billerica on July and respected the job, ney, told The Sun of Low- 26, 2018, agency spokes- and the job loved and re- ell. It was too early to man David Procopio said spected him.” say whether the driver Call Joe Sierra at 781-346-1977 in an emailed statement. Devlin had been a would face upgraded or Devlin pulled over a trooper since 1985 and additional charges. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 NATION Biden slams Trump over alleged comments mocking U.S. war dead

By Zeke Miller and for the president less than too risky and a 90-minute a sucker!” Alexandra Jaffe two months from Election drive was deemed infeasi- Beau Biden died of can- ASSOCIATED PRESS Day. ble. cer in 2015. Voice cracking, Biden Speaking Friday in the Returning to Washington WASHINGTON — Dem- told reporters that “you Oval Office, Trump denied from a Thursday visit to ocratic presidential nom- know in your gut” Trump’s ever uttering such com- Pennsylvania, Trump told inee Joe Biden declared comments, if true, are “de- ments: “It was a terrible reporters that the Atlantic President Donald Trump plorable.” thing that somebody could report was “a disgraceful “unfit” for the presidency “I’ve just never been as say the kind of things — situation” by a “terrible on Friday, delivering an disappointed, in my whole and especially to me cause magazine.” impassioned reaction to a career, with a leader that I’ve done more for the mil- “I would be willing to report that Trump — who I’ve worked with, president itary than almost anyone swear on anything that I never served in uniform — or otherwise,” Biden added. anybody else.” never said that about our allegedly mocked Ameri- “If the article is true — and Biden’s critique was per- fallen heroes,” Trump told can war dead. it appears to be, based on sonal. The former vice pres- the reporters, gathered on The president and his other things he’s said — it ident often speaks about his the tarmac in the dark. allies have dismissed the is absolutely damning. It is pride for his late son Beau’s “There is nobody that re- report in The Atlantic as a disgrace.” service in the Delaware spects them more. No an- false. He added that “the pres- Army National Guard. As imal — nobody — what The allegations, sourced ident should humbly apol- he spoke, Biden grew angry, animal would say such a anonymously, describe ogize to every Gold Star raising his voice to rebut thing?” multiple offensive com- mother and father, to every Trump’s alleged comments Biden has framed the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ments by the president to- Blue Star family that he’s that Marines who died in election from the start as President Donald Trump talks with reporters ward fallen and captured denigrated ... Who the heck battle were “suckers” for a referendum on Trump’s at Andrews Air Force Base after attending a U.S. service-members, in- does he think he is?” getting killed. character. His allies quick- campaign rally in Latrobe, Pa., Thursday. cluding calling World War Trump, in the Oval Office “When my son was an ly seized on the reported I dead at an American mil- said no apology was neces- assistant U.S. attorney comments in hopes that itary cemetery in France sary, because it was a “fake and he volunteered to go to could drive a wedge be- personally and politically, broadly supportive of as “losers” and “suckers” in story.” Kosovo when the war was tween military families with military issues could Trump in the 2016 elec- 2018. Trump was alleged to going on, as a civilian, he and veterans and Trump. help him make inroads tion, and a Pew Research The reported comments, have made the comments wasn’t a sucker,” Biden de- They also believe that the with a population that Center survey of veterans many of which were con- in Nov. 2018, as he was set clared. issue could help win over broadly supported Trump conducted in June of 2019 firmed independently by to visit the Aisne-Marne “When my son volun- disaffected Republican in the 2016 election and found overall that veter- the AP, are shining a fresh American Cemetery teered to join the United voters who are fed up with could help sway the elec- ans were more supportive light on Trump’s previous during a trip to France. States military as the at- Trump’s constant contro- tion this year in a number of Trump than the general public disparagement of The White House said the torney general, he went versies. of close swing states. Biden public, and that roughly American troops and mili- visit was scrubbed because to Iraq for a year, won the In particular, Biden’s himself has not served in 60 percent of the veterans tary families. That opens a foggy weather made the Bronze Star and other team believes his well-doc- the military. polled identified as Repub- new political vulnerability helicopter trip from Paris commendations, he wasn’t umented experience, both Military families were licans. Even as hiring slows, U.S. unemployment rate falls to 8.4 percent

By Christopher Friday’s figures were Rugaber the next-to-last employ- ASSOCIATED PRESS ment report before the presidential election Nov. WASHINGTON — U.S. 3. For many voters, the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS unemployment dropped unemployment rate is the Flowers are placed as a memorial at a playground Friday where a car driven by a slain Cleveland sharply in August from most visible measure of 10.2 percent to a still- police detective came to rest after he was shot the night before in Cleveland. the economy. high 8.4 percent, with Should unemployment about half the 22 million keep dropping rapidly, it jobs lost to the coronavi- could near 7 percent by rus outbreak recovered so Undercover drug detective, early November, said Mi- far, the government said chael Strain, an econo- Friday in one of the last mist at the American En- major economic reports terprise Institute. before Election Day. informant killed; 3 are arrested “That’s bad, it’s too Employers added 1.4 high, many people will By Mark Gillispie are being questioned. about some details of the year veteran. Williams million jobs last month, be suffering, but you can ASSOCIATED PRESS Their names have not shooting, but who was not at Friday’s briefing called down from 1.7 million in been released. authorized to speak pub- him a “policeman’s police- July and the fewest since see healthy from there,” CLEVELAND — A Scott Dingess, 50, has licly, told The Associated man.” Strain said. “The question Cleveland police detec- hiring resumed in May. been identified by the Press that Skernivitz was Skernivitz and other And an increasingly large always has been: What’s tive who had just joined a Cuyahoga County Medi- working undercover as law enforcement officers going to matter more on federal violence task force share of Americans re- cal Examiner’s Office as part of a drug operation were sworn in Wednes- ported that their jobs are Election Day — the rate was shot and killed in his the other man killed in- and that Dingess was a day at the Cleveland FBI of improvement of the unmarked car along with gone for good, according side Skernivitz’s car. police informant. office to become members to the Labor Department economy or the absolute a police informant during An emotional Police Jeff Follmer, president of the FBI’s Violent Crime condition of the econo- a drug operation, officials report. Chief Calvin Williams did of the Cleveland Police Task Force in support of Altogether, that was my?” said Friday. not provide details about Patrolmen’s Association, Operation Legend, a Jus- The drop in unemploy- Three people have been seen by economists as the shootings during the said there were no other tice Department effort evidence that further im- ment was sharper than arrested in the shoot- briefing. officers in the area when to crack down on violent most economists expected ing that killed Detective provement is going to be “It could have been ran- the two men were shot. crime in a number of U.S. sluggish and uneven. and was attributed main- James Skernivitz, 53, and dom, it could have been Officials have not said cities, including Cleve- ly to businesses recalling another man on Thursday “The fact that employ- targeted,” Williams said. whether Skernivitz was land, FBI spokesperson ment is settling into a workers who had been night. Cleveland Safety “We don’t know. We’re still working Thursday night Vicki Anderson. temporarily laid off. Director Karrie Howard trend of slower, grinding investigating.” as part of the federal task U.S. Attorney General Private companies add- said at a news briefing growth is worrisome for Skernivitz and Dingess force or as a member of William Barr called Sker- ed just over 1 million jobs Friday afternoon that two the broader recovery,” were shot around 10 p.m. the Cleveland police gang nivitz’s death “a very sad in August, with the gov- juveniles and an adult said Lydia Boussour, an Thursday on the city’s unit to which he was nor- day for the city of Cleve- ernment providing nearly taken into custody for un- economist at Oxford Eco- west side. A Cleveland po- mally assigned. land and the entire law nomics. 350,000 others, including related arrest warrants enforcement community.” lice official knowledgeable Skernivitz was a 25- Still, President Donald a quarter-million tempo- Trump, who is seeking re- rary census workers. The election in less than two fall in private hiring from Police use of spit hoods scrutinized months amid the worst 1.5 million jobs in July economic downturn since was seen as a sign that the Depression in the employers remain cau- 1930s, exulted over the tious with the virus still after Black man’s death latest unemployment fig- out of control. ure, saying, “That is many, The outbreak is blamed By Michael R. Sisak emergencies. have denounced them as out of Abu Ghraib,” said many months ahead of for about 187,000 deaths and Michael His death has under- dangerous and inhumane. Adanté Pointer, an Oak- schedule.” and almost 6.2 million Balsamo scored one of the top de- For some, they evoke hoods land civil rights lawyer Democratic nominee Joe confirmed infections in ASSOCIATED PRESS mands of the police reform used on prisoners at U.S. who has handled several Biden downplayed the the U.S., by far the high- movement: that certain du- government overseas de- cases involving the devices. est totals in the world. NEW YORK — Not five report and said the viral ties should not be handled tention sites or “black sites.” “They’re often used in a pu- Richard Moody, chief minutes after police slipped outbreak is still weighing by law enforcement but by Amnesty International nitive way.” economist at Regions Fi- a “spit hood” over Daniel on the economy. social workers or mental condemned the use of spit Prude, in Rochester to vis- “Donald Trump may nancial, noted that about Prude’s head, the 41-year- health experts. Seven offi- hoods Thursday, a day after it his brother, was taken by be the only president in half the private-sector job old Black man went limp. A cers involved in the encoun- Prude’s family made public police for a mental health modern history to leave gains were in three cate- week later, he was taken off ter were suspended with body camera video and po- evaluation just hours be- office with fewer jobs gories: retail, restaurants, life support. pay Thursday. lice reports it obtained from fore the fatal encounter af- than when he took office,” hotels and casinos, and Prude’s suffocation in While many in law en- the Rochester department. ter he was said to have ex- Biden said. The U.S. has health care. All have ben- Rochester, N.Y., in March forcement defend the hoods The organization said the pressed suicidal thoughts. 4.7 million fewer jobs now efited from the reopening has drawn new attention as vital to prevent officers hoods are particularly dan- Prude’s brother told police than when Trump was of most states’ economies. to the hoods — mesh bags from being spit on or even gerous when a person is al- he was calm when he re- inaugurated, but if the “When the reopening that have been linked to bitten — a concern that ready in distress, as Prude turned to his house but lat- monthly gains continue effect wears off, the over- other deaths — and the fre- has taken on new impor- appeared to be. er got high on PCP and ran at the same pace as in all job gains in coming quent reliance on police to tance during the corona- Police use of spit hoods away, prompting the broth- August, those jobs would months should be consid- respond to mental health virus pandemic — critics often “looks like something er to call 911. be recovered by January. erably smaller,” he said. 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WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Britney Spears shows love for ‘Tiger King’ star Carole Baskin to #FreeBritney in court filing ‘Dancing With the Stars’ By Andrew Dalton Spears’ private medical AP ENTERTAINMENT information, details about By Mark Kennedy On the Netflix series WRITER her children and trade AP ENTERTAINMENT “Tiger King”, Baskin, who secrets must be protected. WRITER LOS ANGELES — owns a big cat refuge, But she argues in her Britney Spears is wel- sought to shut down Jo- opposition that none of Like all cool cats and coming public scrutiny seph Maldonado-Pas- those things are revealed kittens, Carole Baskin of the court conservator- sage’s for-profit breeding in this or many other is going to “Dancing With ship that has controlled of big cats. His nickname filings in the case. the Stars.” her life and money for The reality TV star who is “Joe Exotic” and her A conservatorship, 12 years as she seeks became a pop culture signature line is “cool cats known in many states as to push her father out sensation with Netflix’s and kittens.” guardianship, is usually of power, according to a docuseries “Tiger King” Maldonado-Passage reserved for people with Thursday court filing. is joining the new crop is serving a 22-year a severely diminished ca- Spears filed an objection of celebrity dancers that federal prison term for unprecedented in the 12 pacity to make decisions includes TV and film killing five tigers and years of the conservator- for themselves. In cases actress Anne Heche, plotting to have Baskin ship to a motion from her like Britney Spears’, who former NBA star Charles killed. In June, a federal father, James Spears, to was put under control Oakley and Backstreet judge awarded Baskin when she was having psy- seal a recent filing in the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Boys singer AJ McLean. ownership of the private case, forcefully arguing chological problems and The new season pre- Oklahoma zoo run by Britney Spears is welcoming public scrutiny of that the public ought to her life was in a down- mieres on ABC on Sept. 14. Maldonado-Passage. know what is happening the court conservatorship that has allowed her ward spiral in 2008, they to her and tacitly voic- father, James, to control her life and money for rarely last this long. ing her support for the 12 years. Recent filings showed ‘The Batman’ shoot #FreeBritney movement that Britney Spears’ among fans that her fa- formation made available co-conservator along with assets, which the conser- suspended after positive ther has shown scorn for. to the public.” James Spears. vatorship controls, totaled “Britney’s conserva- “The world is watching,” “Britney believes it is about $50 million at the COVID-19 test torship has attracted the filing later says. consistent not only with her start of 2020. an unprecedented level James Spears and the personal best interests but Her father and Wallet A person working on director Matt Reeves of scrutiny from main- conservatorship’s attor- also with good public policy acted for years as her “The Batman” production which had resumed film- stream media and social neys who work for him generally that the decision co-conservators, until has tested positive for ing a few days ago after an media alike,” the filing have constantly sought to to appoint a new conserva- Wallet stepped aside last COVID-19 and the U.K almost six-month hiatus says. “Far from being a have courtrooms closed tor of her estate be made year, briefly leaving James shoot has been temporari- because of the coronavirus conspiracy theory or a and filings sealed in the in as open and transparent Spears in sole control. ly suspended. pandemic. It was one of the ‘joke’ as James reportedly case. Los Angeles Superi- a manner as possible,” her Citing health concerns, A spokesperson for first major productions to told the media, in large or Court Judge Brenda filing says. “The sealing James Spears temporarily Warner Bros. said Thurs- resume in the U.K. with part this scrutiny is a Penny has routinely motion is supposedly being stepped down as conser- day that the individual is enhanced safety and dis- reasonable and even pre- approved the moves. brought by her father to vator of his daughter’s currently isolating in ac- tancing measures in place. dictable result of James’ But Britney Spears ob- ‘protect’ Britney’s inter- personal affairs, but he cordance with established Hollywood has been aggressive use of the jects to the sealing of her ests, but she is adamantly stayed conservator of her protocols. slowly and cautiously sealing procedure over father’s motion to have opposed to it.” finances.Jodi Montgom- Robert Pattinson is getting back to work the years to minimize the attorney Andrew Wallet The arguments to seal ery became conservator of starring as the caped cru- around the world in the amount of meaningful in- returned to his role of have said that Britney Britney’s person. sader in the new film from COVID-era. Boseman honored as hometown hero in native South Carolina Can’t get to ANDERSON, S.C. (AP) — Chadwick Boseman was remembered as a hometown hero who the store? brought a sense of pride to his native Anderson, South Carolina. The city paid tribute Get home to Boseman in a public memorial on Thursday evening. The actor, who delivery. became widely popular through “Black Panther,” was honored after he shockingly died last week at the age of 43 following a private four-year battle with colon cancer. A viewing of “Black Panther” was held at an outdoor amphitheater where people practiced social distancing. Most PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS attendees wore masks, Mason Wilkes, 4, of South Carolina, poses for his father in a Black Pan- while others — mostly ther costume, in front of a painting during a Chadwick Boseman Trib- kids — dressed up in ute on Thursday. Black Panther costumes. Some artwork of Bose- T’Challa in “Black “He wasn’t Hollywood, grief, but it has a bounce man was displayed on- Panther,” which became and that’s what I loved out of it that is such inspi- stage during the tribute. “He is the epitome of one of the top-grossing about him,” she said. ration,” city spokeswoman black excellence,” said films in history. He also Anderson mayor Ter- Beth Batson said. That’s Subscribe for half the Deanna Brown-Thom- wowed audiences in his ence Roberts said peo- because Boseman in- as, the daughter of portrayal of other Black ple around town always spired so many people in newsstand price. legendary singer James icons, including Jackie knew Boseman would be the community, she said. Brown and president of Robinson in “42” and special. “It has been amazing Subscriptions include her father’s family foun- Thurgood Marshall in “You know, he was al- to watch the grief, so to dation. She remembered “Marshall,” and shined in ways reading and always speak, blossom,” she said. full online access. when Boseman visited other films such as Spike trying to get better,” Rob- “Now young people say her family in Augusta, Lee’s “Da 5 Bloods.” erts said. “So from a work ‘what can I do, what can www.itemlive.com/subscribe Georgia, before the actor Brown-Thomas joked ethic point of view, it just I be.’” portrayed her father in about how her family doesn’t happen overnight. Pastor Samuel Neely or call 781-593-7700, ext. 1239 the 2014 film “Get on Up.” teased Boseman for being He showed us that we’ve said Boseman was active Boseman was a play- too tall to play her father. got to hone our skills and in church, speech and wright who acted and But she said Boseman just persevere.” debate. The pastor said directed in theater was perfect for the role, In Anderson, a city he baptized Boseman. He before playing the Marvel admiring his humility as of about 28,000 people, also praised Boseman for Comics character King a high-profile actor. “there’s deep sadness and having high character. WEATHER LOTTERY

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By Mike Alongi settled into a groove. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR But then, the Lynn bats came out and The Lynn Babe Ruth broke the tie in the 13s remained unbeat- top of the sixth. Gio en in the newly estab- Batista walked with lished “COVID Games” Thursday night, com- two outs, then a wild ing out hot on offense throw moved him up to to take down Methuen, second. O’Regan then 12-8, in a pool play came through with a game at Clancy Field. bloop single that scored The Lynn 13s were Batista. O’Regan took led on offense by Wilfre- second on the throw do Perez Jr., who went home, and one pitch 2-for-3 with three RBI later he was knocked in ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK and two runs scored, on a solid line drive by Alex Gentile (right) st pumps after scoring a goal last season as teammates Henry Caul eld (left) while Brendan O’Regan Alvarado. and Domenic Ferrante (center) join in the celebration. Lynn eld’s school committee has already and Anthony Alvara- But Methuen didn’t voted to proceed with sports in the “Fall Sports I” season that begins Sept. 18. do each had one RBI. quit. Jojo Hernandez, Andy With a two run lead, Berans and Alex Lara Lynn went back out to each had one hit and the field and walked Cape Ann League moves closer to fall two runs scored in the the first two batters. victory. Paone was taken off the The Lynn bats came mound in favor of Lara, plan, Masco greenlights Fall I season out hot, as the first five who walked the first batters all earned a hit batter he faced to load By Mike Alongi cipals and Athletic Direc- dates and times to do this school committee voted to and came in to score. the bases with one out. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR tors had a joint meeting work. The CAL Athletic proceed with sports in the Perez Jr. headlined the From there, a couple Thursday,” CAL Com- Directors will continue “Fall Sports I” season. first with a moonshot The future of fall sports of mental breakdowns missioner Leslie Murray revising all the details Just last week, the NEC RBI double. on the North Shore is on infield hits led to said in a statement. “The and making adjustments. principals voted, 9-0-3, to Lynn starting pitcher a three-run rally for slowly rounding into form, Jared Paone went out league further re ned the We expect to have all this postpone all fall sports Methuen and they took as the Cape Ann League with a five-run lead, guidelines, procedures work completed no later until the “Fall Sports II” the lead 8-7. (CAL) took another step however his first pitch and best practices for pos- than Sept. 18.” season that begins in late In the top of the sev- toward nalizing its plans was ripped back at him for the fall sports season sibly moving ahead with The Cape Ann League February. enth, Lynn put it away. the “Fall I” sports season. includes Lynn eld, North At the time of that deci- and right off the back after a marathon meeting of his throwing hand. The 13s sent 10 batters Thursday. The league will release Reading, Amesbury, sion, there were ve NEC to the plate, with six of more details in the com- Georgetown, Manches- communities — Lynn, An error and a couple of While there have been hits later, Methuen cut them earning walks. An ing weeks. ter-Essex, Ipswich, Ham- Saugus, Salem, Revere no concrete steps taken the lead to 5-3. Methuen error brought in a cou- to this point, two of the “The CAL Principals ilton-Wenham, Newbury- and Winthrop — that ple runs and Perez Jr. port, Pentucket, Rockport came out in the next league’s schools — Lynn- and Athletic Directors were designated as “red” brought in two more on will be sharing informa- and Triton. inning and scored two eld and Hamilton-Wen- districts that would be more times to tie the a RBI single, giving the ham — have already had tion with their superin- In other news from the forced to postpone all fall game up at 5-5. 13s the lead for good. their respective school tendents and school com- area, former CAL mem- sports until “Fall Sports The third, fourth and The Lynn 13s are committees vote to pro- mittees in the weeks to ber and new member of II.” fifth innings had no hits back in action Saturday ceed with sports in the come. Each district will the Northeastern Confer- and no runs between morning (11) against “Fall Sports I” season that review the information ence Masconomet bucked CAL, B2 both teams, as the Peabody back at Clancy begins Sept. 18. and act on it accordingly. its fellow NEC members pitchers on both sides Field. “The Cape League Prin- All schools have different Wednesday night when its David Andrews receives Ron Burton Community Service Award

New England Patriots widespread charitable mitment to helping others top-10 in offense in each center David Andrews was work was a model for how was on full display last of his rst four seasons presented the 2020 New a Patriots player can make year. Despite missing the (2015-sixth, 2016-fourth, England Patriots Ron Bur- an impact off the eld. season for health reasons, 2017- rst and 2018- fth). ton Community Service “David embodies every- David still volunteered his Andrews joins a select Award at the annual Pa- thing the Patriots organi- time to serve and support group of Patriots players triots Premiere, which was zation is about: determi- our community. We are so to receive the Ron Burton conducted virtually this nation, dedication and a proud of David for all he’s Award. Past recipients year. On Thursday night, team- rst attitude, on and accomplished, but most are Kyle Van Noy (2019), Andrews was recognized off the eld,” said Kraft. importantly, for who he is.” Joe Cardona (2018), Jor- for his outstanding com- “He attacks his commit- Andrews was signed by dan Richards (2017), Rob mitment in giving back to ment to the community the Patriots as a rookie Gronkowski (2016), Nate the community. Andrews with the same passion and free agent out of Georgia in Solder (2015), Devin is the 18th Patriots player energy that has helped 2015 and was immediate- McCourty (2014), Mat- to receive the award. this former rookie free ly pushed into a starting thew Slater (2013), Zol- Patriots Chairman agent grow into a four- role. The two-time Super tan Mesko (2012), Jerod and CEO Robert Kraft time team captain. He is Bowl Champion and four- Mayo (2011), Vince Wil- presented Andrews the as dedicated to serving time team captain has fork (2010), Kevin Faulk FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS award, which is named in others, both his team- played in 60 regular-sea- (2009), Larry Izzo (2008), Patriots center David Andrews was awarded honor of the late Ron Bur- mates and the communi- son games with 57 starts. Ty Warren (2007), Jar- the Ron Burton Community Service Award for ton, the rst player draft- ty, as any player we have He was also selected to the vis Green (2006), Matt ed by the team in the in- had. Leadership is best Patriots 2010s All-Decade Light (2005), Troy Brown his outstanding commitment in giving back to augural year of 1960 and exempli ed in times of ad- Team at center and helped (2004) and Joe Andruzzi the New England community. a community leader whose versity, and David’s com- the Patriots nish in the (2003). Bruins’ Zdeno Chara: I want to keep playing in Boston BOSTON (AP) — Bruins changed. I’m committed outcome,” he said Thurs- captain Zdeno Chara says and we’ll see what’s going day. he wants to play next sea- to happen next.” “I’m committed to the son, when he will turn 44 A seven-time All-Star Boston Bruins. I’m com- — and he wants to do it in and the 2009 Norris Tro- mitted to Boston fans and Boston. phy winner, Chara is an the city of Boston,” said Chara said that he was unrestricted free agent Chara, who has played the still raw from the Bruins’ who played last year on a last 14 years of his 22-year playoff elimination when one-year, $2 million deal. career with the team. “I’m he said Monday night, “I’m The Bruins, who made excited about the future of going to be open-mind- it to Game 7 of the Stan- this team and like I said, ed” about returning. On ley Cup Final last sea- we are going to do whatev- Thursday, he clari ed: “I son, were eliminated on er we can to win another feel strong physically and Monday night in the sec- Stanley Cup.” I’m positive and I believe ond-round of the playoffs The 6-foot-9 Slovak said I can still play this game in ve games by the Tam- and contribute to the team pa Bay Lighting, who won he has asked his agent to and I want to stay in Bos- 3-2 in double overtime. meet with the team. ton.” Asked about his future, “I make that my priority. “I want to be a Boston Chara said “I haven’t The sooner the better and Bruin,” he said on a con- made that decision.” see what the future holds,” ference call with report- “Obviously, to be asked he said. “I love Boston. I ers. “I want to continue about my future, just a few love the city. I think we to lead by example and minutes after the double have the best fans in the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS share my experiences and overtime loss and the way world and I have no plans my game skills with the we battled and how well to move or kind of go any- Longtime Bruins defensemen and captain Zdeno Chara, 43, is now an younger players and my we played in that game, I where else. So, we will see unrestricted free agent after Boston’s season ended this week. teammates. That hasn’t was still so sad about the what the future holds.” B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2020

TODAY IN SPORTS

Sept. 5 a 5-2 first-set lead and is beaten 1922 — The United States 7-6, 6-2 by Zina Garrison. beats Australia 4-1 to capture 1994 — San Francisco’s Jerry the Davis Cup for the third Rice catches a pair of scoring straight year. passes and runs in a 23-yard 1938 — Don Budge leads the reverse to become the NFL’s United States to a 3-2 victory career touchdown leader with over Australia in the Davis Cup 127. final. 2002 — In yet another stunning 1939 — Australia beats the Unit- outcome, Yugoslavia comes back ed States to win the Davis Cup. from a 10-point deficit in the Adrian Quist and John Bromwich fourth quarter and defeats the post victories over Bobby Riggs U.S. team 81-78. After going and Frank Parker. 58-0 using NBA players in inter- 1943 — Joseph Hunt wins the national competitions, the Ameri- men’s title in the U.S. Lawn Ten- cans lose two straight. nis Association championships 2007 — Alicia Sacramone’s floor with a four-set victory over Jack routine rallies the United States Kramer. to the world women’s gymnastics 1949 — Pancho Gonzalez cap- title in Stuttgart, Germany. The tures his second consecutive Americans beat defending cham- men’s singles title in the U.S. pion China by .95 for their sec- Lawn Tennis Association champi- ond world title, and the first won onships. Gonzalez needs 67 on foreign soil. games — the most ever in a 2009 — Three-year-old filly final — to defeat Ted Schroeder, Rachel Alexandra becomes the 16-18, 2-6, 6-1, 6-2, 6-4. first female ever to win the 1950 — Arthur Larsen wins the ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Grade I Woodward Stakes when men’s title in the U.S. Lawn Ten- nis Association championships she holds off Macho Again by a High school athletes from Swampscott, Peabody, Danvers, Masconomet, and Beverly gathered and Mary Osborne du Pont wins head at Saratoga. and marched through downtown Danvers last week as they stood up against the Northeastern the women’s title for the third 2011 — Antron Brown becomes Conference’s decision to postpone fall sports until February due to the COVID-19 pandemic. straight year. the first NHRA racer to win the 1951 — Sixteen-year-old Mau- U.S. Nationals in both Top Fuel reen Connolly wins the U.S. wom- and Pro Stock Motorcycle, beat- en’s singles title with a 6-3, 1-6, ing Del Worsham in the Top Fuel Cape Ann League moves closer to fall 6-4 victory over Shirley Fry. final. 1975 — Eighteen-year-old Marti- 2013 — Denver’s Peyton Man- na Navratilova of Czechoslovakia ning ties an NFL record with loses to Chris Evert in the U.S. seven touchdown passes against plan, Masco greenlights Fall I season Open women’s semifinals, then the Baltimore Ravens to lead the appears at the U.S. Immigration Broncos to a 49-27 win in the and Naturalization Service office season opener. Manning also CAL “unshaded” categories will explore potential ways to and games on weekends in New York and asks for political ties Brett Favre’s NFL record with From B1 have their fates decided safely play this fall. may help alleviate the asylum. his 23rd career game with at by their respective school Masconomet students issue of limited daylight 1989 — Chris Evert’s illustrious least four TD throws, and Drew However, since then committees in votes that participated in a rally, hours after Nov. 1 and ob- career ends in the quarterfinals Brees’ mark with his seventh both Saugus and Salem are scheduled over the along with other NEC taining buses to comply of the U.S. Open when she blows career five-TD performance. have moved into the “yel- next couple of weeks. schools last week to pro- with the Department of low” designation that Marblehead was the first test the decision by the Elementary and Second- TV/RADIO would require a school community to vote that it principals, and it seems ary Education 30 percent committee vote on wheth- would explore avenues for that the school committee capacity limit. er to play in September. holding sports in the “Fall took notice. Masconomet - Volleyball as an indoor Auto racing NEC members Swamp- Sports I” season, voting identified several road- sport will pose the great- 11:30 a.m...... IMSA: Michelin Grand Prix...... NBCSN 12:30 p.m...... Xfinity: Sport Clips VFW 200...... NBC scott and Peabody are also unanimously in a school blocks to overcome as well, est challenge, but for all 2:30 p.m...... IMSA: Michelin Grand Prix...... NBCSN designated as “yellow,” committee meeting Thurs- including: sports, the intent is to put Baseball while all the rest — Bev- day night to give the prin- - It is unknown how safety first and apply cre- 4:10 p.m...... San Diego at Oakland...... Fox cipal and athletic director many NEC schools will be ative problem-solving to 5 p.m...... St. Louis at Chi. Cubs...... MLB Network erly, Danvers, Gloucester, 7 p.m...... Cincinnati at Pittsburgh...... FS1 Masconomet and Marble- permission to do so. There available for Masconomet achieve play time for ath- 7:30 p.m...... Toronto at Boston...... NESN; WEEI-FM 93.7 head — are designated has been no commitment to play this fall, as oth- letes. 8 p.m...... Chi. Cubs at St. Louis...... MLB Network as either “green” or “un- made by Marblehead to er schools have not made Mike Alongi can be 10 p.m...... LA Angels at Houston...... MLB Network Pro basketball shaded.” All communities play sports in the “Fall their decisions yet. reached at malongi@item- 6:30 p.m...... Toronto at Boston...... TNT; WBZ-FM 98.5 in the “yellow,” “green” or Sports I” season, only to - Holding some practice live.com. 9 p.m...... Denver at LA Clippers...... TNT Cycling 6 a.m...... Tour de France (Stage 8)...... NBCSN College football 1 p.m...... Eastern Ky. at Marshall...... ESPN 1:30 p.m...... Middle Tenn. at Army...... CBSSN 4:30 p.m...... SMU at Texas State...... ESPN 8 p.m...... Arkansas St. at Memphis...... ESPN Golf 7:30 a.m...... Valderrama Masters...... Golf 1 p.m...... Tour Championship...... Golf Pro hockey 7:30 p.m...... NY Islanders at Philadelphia...... NBC Horse racing 11 a.m...... Saratoga Live...... FS1 2 p.m...... Saratoga Live...... FS2 2:30 p.m...... Kentucky Derby...... NBC 4 p.m...... Saratoga Live...... FS1 Men’s soccer 8:50 a.m...... Nations: North Macedonia vs. Armenia...... ESPNews 11:45 a.m...... Canadian Premier: Valour vs. Forge...... FS2 12 p.m...... Nations: Iceland vs. England...... ABC 2:30 p.m...... Nations: Portugal vs. Croatia...... ABC 8 p.m...... MLS: Atlanta United at Orlando City...... Fox Women’s soccer 1 p.m...... NWSL: Sky Blue at Washington...... CBS Tennis 11 a.m...... US Open...... ESPN 7 p.m...... US Open...... ESPN2

MLB

American League National League East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct Tampa Bay 26 12 .684 _ Atlanta 23 14 .622 New York 20 16 .556 5 Philadelphia 18 15 .545 Toronto 20 16 .556 5 Miami 16 16 .500 Baltimore 16 20 .444 9 New York 17 21 .447 Boston 12 26 .316 14 Washington 12 24 .333 Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Cleveland 23 14 .622 _ Chicago 22 15 .595 Chicago 23 15 .605 ½ St. Louis 14 14 .500 Boston Celtics’ Tacko Fall (center) holds his hands on his head after the Celtics’ Game 3 loss to Minnesota 23 16 .590 1 Milwaukee 17 19 .472 Toronto Thursday in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. Detroit 17 18 .486 5 Cincinnati 17 21 .447 Kansas City 14 24 .368 9½ Pittsburgh 11 25 .306 West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct Oakland 22 12 .647 _ Los Angeles 29 10 .744 Celtics look to turn the page, prep Houston 21 15 .583 2 San Diego 23 16 .590 Seattle 15 22 .405 8½ Colorado 18 19 .486 Texas 13 23 .361 10 San Francisco 18 20 .474 Los Angeles 13 25 .342 11 Arizona 14 24 .368 for Game 4 against Raptors Friday’s Games Milwaukee (Woodruff 2-3) at Cleveland (Civale Minnesota 2, Detroit 0, 7 innings, 1st game 3-4), 7:10 p.m. Toronto at Boston, 4:10 p.m., 1st game Toronto (Anderson 0-0) at Boston (TBD), 7:30 LAKE BUENA VISTA, at the buzzer of Game 7 Nikola Jokic said. “They coming in the East finals Minnesota at Detroit, 4:40 p.m., 2nd game N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, 5:05 p.m., 1st game p.m. Fla. (AP) — A year ago, to give Toronto a win over affected us, but we can against Cleveland in 2018. Miami at Tampa Bay, 6:40 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Cole 4-2) at Baltimore (Akin 0-0), Toronto had The Shot. Philadelphia in the East change. We can just be bet- But the Raptors erased Milwaukee at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. 7:35 p.m. This time, the Raptors semifinals. ter. We can be better.” a 2-0 series hole against Boston at Toronto, 7:40 p.m., 2nd game Texas (Gibson 1-4) at Seattle (Sheffield 2-3), Chicago White Sox at Kansas City, 8:05 p.m. have The Pass. Leonard’s shot became The Clippers have won Milwaukee in the East fi- 9:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, 8:35 p.m., 2nd game Despite Kyle Lowry’s iconic because the Raptors three consecutive playoff nals last season, that se- Houston at L.A. Angels, 9:10 p.m. L.A. Angels (Canning 0-3) at Houston (TBD), Texas at Seattle, 9:10 p.m. 10:37 p.m., 2nd game attempts to take atten- won it all. Lowry’s pass games, which might not ries turning Toronto’s way San Diego at Oakland, 9:40 p.m. Sunday’s Games tion off the pass that he and Anunoby’s shot could sound all that impres- after a double-overtime Saturday’s Games N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, 1:05 p.m. San Diego (Paddack 3-3) at Oakland (Manaea threw to OG Anunoby to be iconic, Raptors coach sive — but it matches win in Game 3 — and the Miami at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. 2-2), 4:10 p.m. set up the gamewinning, Nick Nurse noted Friday, the longest such streak finish on Thursday was Miami (Alcantara 1-1) at Tampa Bay (Snell 3-0), Milwaukee at Cleveland, 1:10 p.m. probably season-saving depending on what Toron- in franchise history. They even more dramatic for 6:40 p.m. Toronto at Boston, 1:35 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Giolito 3-2) at Kansas City Chicago White Sox at Kansas City, 2:05 p.m. 3-pointer at the buzzer for to does the rest of the way also won three straight in the reigning champs. (Bubic 0-4), 7:05 p.m. Detroit at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m. Toronto in what became this time. 2015. KEEP AN EYE ON Houston (Urquidy 0-0) at L.A. Angels (Canning Houston at L.A. Angels, 4:10 p.m. 0-3), 7:07 p.m., 1st game its 104-103 win over the “We needed to play bet- “I think it’s just a differ- Lowry. He played most of Detroit (Skubal 1-1) at Minnesota (Maeda 4-1), San Diego at Oakland, 4:10 p.m. Boston Celtics on Thurs- ter,” Nurse said. “It looks ent intensity to the play- the first quarter and then 7:10 p.m. Texas at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. day, he’s probably going like we might be ready to offs,” Clippers coach Doc the entirety of the final to have to accept that it start playing better.” Rivers said. “You can play three quarters of Game 3 NBA PLAYOFFS will be a memorable mo- From the Celtics’ per- the same team; they are without a rest. The 46:29 ment — especially if the spective, it’s simply time overly prepared for you, so of court time was the Thursday, Sept. 3 Toronto vs. Boston, 6:30 p.m. Raptors go on to win this to turn the page and not the little things stand out. most by any player in a Toronto 104, Boston 103, Boston Denver vs. L.A. Clippers, 9 p.m. Eastern Conference semi- lament what might have One mistake will cost you non-overtime game this leads series 2-1 Sunday, Sept. 6 final series. been with a 3-0 lead. a basket. One mistake will season. L.A. Clippers 120, Denver 97, Clip- pers leads series 1-0 Milwaukee vs. Miami, 3:30 p.m. Game 4 of Celtics-Rap- “We move on to Game cost you a turnover. ... I INJURY WATCH Friday, Sept. 4 Houston vs. L.A. Lakers, 8:30 p.m. tors is Saturday night, 4. I guess that’s the fo- don’t think we understood Celtics F Gordon Hay- Milwaukee vs. Miami, 6:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 7 followed by Game 2 of the cus now,” Boston forward that early on. I think we ward (ankle) could be out Houston vs. L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m. L.A. Clippers vs. Denver, 9 p.m. Western Conference semi- Jaylen Brown said. “It’s do now.” of his return-to-bubble Saturday, Sept. 5 Boston vs. Toronto, TBD final matchup between tough, but that’s the play- Boston leads 2-1. Game quarantine and able to the Denver Nuggets and offs.” 4, 6:30 p.m. Saturday. rejoin his teammates by NHL PLAYOFFS the Los Angeles Clip- Denver is in a similar po- NEED TO KNOW the middle of next week, pers. The Clippers got an sition, being forced to turn Boston is 9-2 since though it remains unclear Thursday, Sept. 3 At Edmonton, Alberta easy 120-97 win in Game the page quickly. The Nug- mid-January in games im- when he would be ready At Toronto Colorado vs. Dallas, 4 p.m. 1 behind 29 points from gets came undone while mediately following a loss. for game action. Philadelphia 5, N.Y. Islanders 4, 2OT, Vancouver vs. Las Vegas, 9 p.m. Kawhi Leonard, who last getting outscored 38-20 in The Celtics are also 39-1 PRESSURE IS ON series tied 3-3 year made what Raptors the second quarter Thurs- all-time in best-of-seven It’s still on Toronto. Go- At Edmonton, Alberta Saturday, Sept. 5 Vancouver 4, Las Vegas 0, series At Toronto fans will forever know as day night. series in which they won ing down 3-1 would be tied 3-3 N.Y. Islanders vs. Philadelphia, 7:30 The Shot — the epic four- “It was a bad, bad night the first two games, with even more dire than the Friday, Sept. 4 p.m. bounce-off-the-rim jumper for us,” Nuggets forward the one blemish there 2-0 deficit was. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Years spent apart stretch marriage to breaking point DEAR ABBY: I have unsuccessful and you been married to my hus- Dear Abby is written by Abigail make your grand an- band for 12 years. He re- nouncement afterward, tired from the Army be- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne the news will be doubly fore I met him, and I Phillips, and was founded by her painful for her. This is currently serve, stationed mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact why I vote for telling her overseas. quietly — before she re- When we first met, I Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. ceives the results — so she thought we had an un- Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. will be prepared regard- derstanding that because less of what they are. he didn’t have to work, he DEAR ABBY: I have would follow me and my alluded to twice before, ways to be as sensitive as three children wherever had two partners now and now is my chance to possible. who, almost every morn- the military takes us. He follow through. Should I? My husband says that, doesn’t like to get “tied ing, would regale me for as both of these circum- 10 minutes about their down,” and I don’t do too SERIOUSLY stances are beyond hu- well with long-distance nightly dreams. It drove DEBATING man control, there’s no me up the wall, but I relationships. He devel- need to worry, and we can oped a love for golf, which DEAR DEBATING: didn’t want to hurt their reasonably expect every- feelings, so I sat and lis- takes him touring all Because you are unwill- one to be adult and un- over the world. ing to accept the way your tened to their boring sto- derstanding. But I under- ries about flying or fall- Now that it’s just the husband is, and he is un- stand the emotional toll two of us and the chil- willing to spend time ing or my doing taken by infertility is in- something bad. Would dren are grown, I thought working on your mar- credible, and I’m worried we would never be apart. riage, you should follow you please inform your she’ll feel overlooked, or, readers that their dreams Well, we’ve been apart for through. Contact an at- worse, if the IVF isn’t the four years that I’ve torney and get the process are their own and they do successful, that she’ll re- not interest other people? been stationed away from started. gard our baby as a con- him, and I am tired of it. stant reminder. Please DREAM-FREE IN He’s a good man but set DEAR ABBY: My hus- help! WASHINGTON in his ways. I have anoth- band and I recently found er 10 years before I re- out that we are expecting UNEXPECTED IN DEAR DREAM-FREE: tire, and I don’t want to our second “oops” baby. TEXAS I have a better idea. YOU waste the best years of We are thrilled, but I’m tell your future partners my life being lonely. deeply concerned about DEAR UNEXPECTED: you would rather not We haven’t slept to- one thing. My husband’s I applaud your apprecia- hear about their dreams gether in seven months, brother and his wife are a tion of the emotional toll when they start regaling and even when he visits, few weeks away from infertility can take on you. That way they won’t we are not on the same completing their first couples, which can be miss the message if they emotional level. I plan to round of IVF. I’m beside devastating. However, if happen to skip my col- divorce him, which I have myself trying to think of your sister-in-law’s IVF is umn today. BRIDGE

One a favorite, one an underdog Zac Efron, an actor and singer, six and one bid seven. The declarer said, “I’m very competitive by nature. in the small slam played perfectly. He And I like to be the underdog. It’s the took the first trick with his diamond best way to win. To come from be- ace and returned a diamond. He hind and win is a great feeling!” was able to ruff his third diamond on At the bridge table, if you are an the board, draw trumps and discard underdog to make your contract, but the heart queen on the second high get lucky with suit splits and finess- spade from the board. es, you will be happy, but your oppo- The declarer in the grand slam took nents will be pained, having gotten a a no-chance line. He won with his di- bad board after doing nothing wrong. amond ace, played a club to dum- In today’s deal, how should South my’s nine and took the losing heart play in both six clubs and seven finesse to go down two. But even if clubs after West leads the diamond the finesse had worked, South still jack? would have had a diamond loser to South’s two-club response was eliminate. He needed spades 3-3 natural and game-forcing. Then, af- and clubs 2-2 — a massive 14.5% ter Blackwood revealed that all four chance. He should have ruffed a aces were held, South had a close spade in his hand, drawn trumps decision whether to settle for six ending on the board and discarded clubs or jump to seven clubs. his losers on the high spades. Lucky, At Bridge Base Online, one pair bid lucky, lucky! B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2020 TV BEST BETS EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV SEPTEMBER 5, 2020 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 Saturday, Sept. 5 with back-to-back episodes. 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CITY OF LYNN LEGALS Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday September 22, 2020 at 3:00 p.m. the Planning Board will hold a public hearing relative to a proposal to amend the Zoning Map of the City of Lynn to expand the Central Business CITY OF LYNN District in the City of Lynn Counsel Chambers. The Lynn City Council of the City of Lynn will hold a public hear- Notice is hereby given that on September 22, 2020 at 5:15pm in the Lynn City ing on Tuesday, September 22, 2020 at 5:15 p.m. in Council Chambers, Lynn City Hall on the following: Council meeting, the Lynn City Council will hold a public hearing relative to Special Permits: The parcels identified below would be rezoned under the proposed Zoning Amendment. 1. Petition of Charles Gaeta, Neighborhood Development Associates Inc, for IN THE YEAR TWO THOUSAND AND TWENTY AN ORDINANCE AMENDING permission to allow the construction of six (6) attached townhouses at 870 THE CITY OF LYNN ZONE ORDINANCE AND MAP Western Avenue, Lynn, MA. 2. Petition of Victoria Mora, Vicky's Restaurant for a New All Alcohol Restaurant SECTION 1:00 The Zone Map of the City of Lynn, as the same constitutes and is part of the Zone Ordinance of the City License as a Common of Lynn, as heretofore amended, is further amended as follows. Victualler at 135 Essex Street. *** The meeting will be closed to the general public due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The meeting will be televised live on the Lynn Community Television CURRENT Government Channel (LCTV) and also streamed on the LCTV Facebook page. **** STREET ADDRESS PARCEL ID ZONE NEW ZONE Any individual interested in speaking for or against or regarding the petition should call (781) 586-6783 or (781) 586-6773 at the date and time of the public hearing. All individuals will be permitted to speak via a speaker phone function. In 1 – 4 Brightwood Terrace 069-657-017 R5 CBD some instances, City Council will call back an individual wishing to speak to ensure an orderly meeting. Individuals wishing to speak may provide their name 43 – 45 Broad Street 082-599-022 R4 CBD and phone number to the Lynn City Council and will be called at the appropriate 47 Broad Street 082-599-023 R4 CBD date and time to speak. This information should be submitted to Terry Young via email: [email protected] or telephone: (781) 586-6740. The email or telephonic 55 Broad Street 082-599-024 R4 CBD message requesting to speak must be received at least one hour prior to the scheduled meeting. Persons who have not pre- registered may call in during the 63 - 67 Broad Street 082-598-007 R5 CBD meeting at the above-listed telephone numbers. Any individual desiring to submit 71 Broad Street 082-598-008 R5 CBD written materials either for or against the proposed special permit should submit the same via e-mail: [email protected] or regular mail to Lynn City Council, c/o 73 Broad Street 082-598-009 R5 CBD Terry Young, Lynn City Hall, Lynn, MA 01901. Documents may also be submitted via the Lynn City Hall drop box located at the Johnson Street entrance with a 75 ½ Broad Street 082-598-010 R5 CBD deadline of one hour prior to the scheduled meeting. The documentary 77 Broad Street 082-598-012 R5 CBD submissions may be submitted via a zip drive or similar device compatible with a windows operating system.*** 81 Broad Street 082-598-023 R5 CBD Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk Item: September 5 & 8, 2020 81R Broad Street 082-598-024 R5 CBD 87 - 89 Broad Street 082-598-014-001 R5 CBD CITY OF LYNN DEMO HEARING 87 – 89 Broad Street 082-598-014-002 R5 CBD Notice: The Lynn City Council, pursuant to MGL, Chap 139 S.1, will hold a public 87 – 89 Broad Street 082-598-014-003 R5 CBD hearing in the City Council Chambers on September 22, 2020 at 5:15 pm upon a petition of the Council regarding a burnt, dilapidated or dangerous building or 87 - 89 Broad Street 082-598-014-004 R5 CBD other structure, or vacant parcels of land. At the conclusion of said public hearing, the City Council may make and record an 87 - 89 Broad Street 082-598-014-005 R5 CBD order declaring the property to be a nuisance to its neighborhood or dangerous and prescribing its disposition, alteration or regulation, pursuant to MGL, Chapter 97 Broad Street 082-598-015 R5 CBD 139 § 1. These properties are located at: 7 Brownville Avenue 083-716-031 BD CBD 47 Estes Street and 5-7 Chancery Court. *** The meeting will be closed to the general public due to the COVID-19 11 Brownville Avenue 083-716-018 BD CBD pandemic. The meeting will be televised live on the Lynn Community Television Government Channel (LCTV) and also streamed on the LCTV Facebook page. 12 Brownville Avenue 083-707-052 BD CBD ****Any individual interested in speaking for or against or regarding the petition 15 Brownville Avenue 083-716-024 R4 CBD should call (781) 586-6783 or (781) 586-6773 at the date and time of the public hearing. All individuals will be permitted to speak via a speaker phone 16 Brownville Avenue 083-707-051 R4 CBD function. In some instances, City Council will call back an individual wishing to speak to ensure an orderly meeting. Individuals wishing to speak may provide their 21 Brownville Avenue 083-716-023 R4 CBD name and phone number to the Lynn City Council and will be called at the 9 Cheever Place 083-661-019 R4 CBD appropriate date and time to speak. This information should be submitted to Terry Young via email: [email protected] or telephone: (781) 586-6740. The email or 6 Dexter Street 082-599-001 R4 CBD telephonic message requesting to speak must be received at least one hour prior to the scheduled meeting. Persons who have not pre-registered may call in during 8 – 10 Dexter Street 082-599-031 R4 CBD the meeting at the above-listed telephone numbers. Any individual desiring to 14 – 16 Dexter Street 082-599-030 R2 CBD submit written materials either for or against the proposed special permit should submit the same via e-mail: [email protected] or regular mail to Lynn City 20 – 22 Dexter Street 082-599-029 R2 CBD Council, c/o Terry Young, Lynn City Hall, Lynn, MA 01901. Documents may also be submitted via the Lynn City Hall drop box located at the Johnson Street entrance 21 Dexter Street 082-599-006 R5 CBD with a deadline of one hour prior to the scheduled meeting. The documentary 24 Dexter Street 082-599-028 R2 CBD submissions may be submitted via a zip drive or similar device compatible with a windows operating system.*** 30 - 34 Dexter Street 082-599-027 R2 CBD Per Order: Janet L. 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CITY OF LYNN Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday September 22, 2020 at 3:00 p.m. the Planning Board will hold a public HOME AND BUSINESS SERVICES hearing relative to a proposal to amend the Zoning Map of the City of Lynn to expand the Central Business Dis- trict in the City of Lynn Counsel Chambers. The Lynn City Council of the City of Lynn will hold a public hearing FUELS/HEATING LOOKING FOR A WAY TO ADVERTISE on Tuesday, September 22, 2020 at 5:15 p.m. in Council Chambers, Lynn City Hall on the following: YOUR CONTRACTING OR The parcels identified below would be rezoned under the proposed Zoning Amendment. SERVICE BUSINESS? IN THE YEAR TWO THOUSAND AND TWENTY AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CITY OF LYNN ZONE ORDINANCE AND MAP REACH OVER 20,000 READERS A DAY IN OUR SECTION 1:00 The Zone Map of the City of Lynn, as the same constitutes and is part of the Zone Ordinance of the City FUEL ASSISTANCE ACCEPTED of Lynn, as heretofore amended, is further amended as follows. 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE HOME AND BUSINESS We service SERVICE DIRECTORY CURRENT gas and oil

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CITY OF LYNN Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday September 22, 2020 at 3:00 p.m. the Planning Board will hold a public hearing relative to a proposal to amend the Zoning Map of the City of Lynn to expand the Central Business Dis- trict in the City of Lynn Counsel Chambers. The Lynn City Council of the City of Lynn will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, September 22, 2020 at 5:15 p.m. in Council Chambers, Lynn City Hall on the following: The parcels identified below would be rezoned under the proposed Zoning Amendment. IN THE YEAR TWO THOUSAND AND TWENTY AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CITY OF LYNN ZONE ORDINANCE AND MAP SECTION 1:00 The Zone Map of the City of Lynn, as the same constitutes and is part of the Zone Ordinance of the City of Lynn, as heretofore amended, is further amended as follows. CURRENT STREET ADDRESS PARCEL ID ZONE NEW ZONE 45 – 47 Suffolk Street 081-590-012 R5 CBD 12 Rogers Avenue 069-657-014 R5 CBD 108 – 112 Union St 082-615-018 BD CBD 114 Union Street 082-615-017 BD CBD 115 Union Street 083-611-014 R4 CBD 116 – 122 Union St 082-615-016 BD CBD 124 – 130 Union St 082-615-018 BD CBD 138 – 140 Union St 082-615-046 BD CBD Washington Street 081-590-015 R5 CBD 204 – 216 Washington Street 069-657-032-001 R5 CBD 204 – 216 Washington Street 069-657-032-002 R5 CBD PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 204 – 216 Washington Street 069-657-032-003 R5 CBD Rescuers search at the site of a collapsed build- ing after getting signals there may be a survivor 204 – 216 Washington Street 069-657-032-004 R5 CBD under the rubble, in Beirut, Lebanon, Friday. 204 – 216 Washington Street 069-657-032-005 R5 CBD 204 – 216 Washington Street 069-657-032-006 R5 CBD 204 – 216 Washington Street 069-657-032-007 R5 CBD Survivor search 204 – 216 Washington Street 069-657-032-008 R5 CBD 204 – 216 Washington Street 069-657-032-009 R5 CBD Washington Street 069-657-032-010 R5 CBD grips a grieving 204 – 216 Washington Street 069-657-032-011 R5 CBD Washington Street 069-657-032-012 R5 CBD Beirut a month 204 – 216 Washington Street 069-657-032-013 R5 CBD 204-216 Washington Street 069-657-032-014 R5 CBD 204 – 216 Washington Street 069-657-032-015 R5 CBD after blast 204 – 216 Washington Street 069-657-032-016 R5 CBD By Zeina Karam windows and doors for Washington Street 069-657-032-017 R5 CBD ASSOCIATED PRESS miles and was felt on the Mediterranean island of 204 – 216 Washington Street 069-657-032-018 R5 CBD BEIRUT — People Cyprus. 204 – 216 Washington Street 069-657-032-019 R5 CBD throughout Lebanon ob- It still isn’t clear what served a moment of silence 204 – 216 Washington Street 069-657-032-020 R5 CBD caused the fire that ignit- Friday to mark one month ed the ammonium nitrate. Washington Street 069-657-032-021 R5 CBD since the devastating Bei- The public blames the Washington Street 069-657-032-023 R5 CBD rut explosion, while rescu- corruption and negligence ers dug through the rub- 204 – 216 Washington Street 069-657-032-024 R5 CBD of Lebanon’s politicians, ble of a building destroyed security and judicial offi- 204 – 216 Washington Street 069-657-032-025 R5 CBD in the blast, hoping to find cials, many of whom knew a survivor. Washington Street 069-657-032-026 R5 CBD about the storage of the The split-screen imag- 204 – 216 Washington Street 069-657-032-027 R5 CBD chemicals and did noth- es reflected the pain and ing. anguish that persists one “We will hold you ac- 204-216 Washington Street 069-657-032-028 R5 CBD month after the Aug. 4 countable,” one banner blast that killed 191 peo- 204 – 216 Washington Street 069-657-032-029 R5 CBD read. A firefighting force ple, injured 6,000 others Washington Street 069-657-032-033 R5 CBD drove from headquarters and traumatized Leba- in the direction of the non, which already was port, marking the route 204 – 208 Washington Street 069-657-032-034 R5 CBD suffering under a severe that 10 of their colleagues economic crisis and finan- 204 – 216 Washington Street 069-657-032-035 R5 CBD took when they rushed to cial collapse. put out the fire but were 204 – 216 Washington Street 069-657-032-036 R5 CBD The search operation in killed instead. 209-211 Washington Street 069-642-021 R5 CBD the historic Mar Mikhail The state still has failed district — on a street once 213 Washington St 069-642-007 R5 CBD to provide any answers as filled with crowded bars to how such a thing could 217 – 219 Washington Street 069-642-011 BD CBD and restaurants — has happen, the investigation gripped the nation for the 224 Washington St 069-657-019 R5 CBD has been slow and inef- past 24 hours. The possi- 228 - 244 Washington Street 069-657-018 R5 CBD bility, however unlikely, fective, and no senior of- 672-606 Washington Street 081-590-031 R5 CBD that a survivor could be ficial has been detained, although many of them 9 West Green Street 083-611-005 R4 CBD found after one month gave hope to people who knew the dangers and did 11 West Green Street 083-611-007 R4 CBD followed the live images not act for six years. 13 West Green Street 083-611-008 R4 CBD on television, wishing for “I know rationally it’s been one month, but at a 17 West Green Street 083-611-010 R4 CBD a miracle. The operation began very visceral level it all 21 West Green Street 083-611-011 R4 CBD Thursday after a dog used just feels like one long bad day, that moment stretch- 23 West Green Street 083-611-0012 R4 CBD by the Chilean search- and-rescue team TOPOS es out for what feels like 25 West Green Street 083-611-003 R4 CBD detected something as it forever,” posted Carmen toured Gemmayzeh and Geha, an activist and uni- Mar Mikhail streets and versity professor. “I cannot *** The meeting will be closed to the general public due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The meeting will be rushed toward the rub- rest, we cannot rest with televised live on the Lynn Community Television Government Channel (LCTV) and also streamed on the LCTV ble. Rescue workers used bodies still under rubble. Facebook page. ****Any individual interested in speaking for or against or regarding the petition should call cranes, shovels and their We need accountability (781) 586-6783 or (781) 586-6773 at the date and time of the public hearing. All individuals will be permit- bare hands in a meticu- like air.” At the Mar Mikhail ted to speak via a speaker phone function. In some instances, City Council will call back an individual wishing lous search after a pulsing signal was detected. search site, rescue work- to speak to ensure an orderly meeting. Individuals wishing to speak may provide their name and phone num- ers slowly removed debris ber to the Lynn City Council and will be called at the appropriate date and time to speak. This information Images of the black- and-white 5-year-old dog from the building. The should be submitted to Terry Young via email: [email protected] or telephone: (781) 586-6740. The email or named Flash, wearing red more they dug, the more telephonic message requesting to speak must be received at least one hour prior to the scheduled meeting. shoes to protect its paws, careful the work became Persons who have not pre-registered may call in during the meeting at the above-listed telephone numbers. circulated on social me- to protect anyone buried Any individual desiring to submit written materials either for or against the proposed special permit should dia and was trending on there. Later, a 360-degree submit the same via e-mail: [email protected] or regular mail to Lynn City Council, c/o Terry Young, Lynn City Twitter in Lebanon. Peo- camera at the end of a Hall, Lynn, MA 01901. Documents may also be submitted via the Lynn City Hall drop box located at the John- ple thanked the dog and long pole was pushed into son Street entrance with a deadline of one hour prior to the scheduled meeting. The documentary submis- said it cared more about a hole in the building. Im- sions may be submitted via a zip drive or similar device compatible with a windows operating system.*** the Lebanese people than ages did not turn up any their own government. trace of humans in that particular section. THE MEETING OF THE PLANNING BOARD WILL ALSO BE BROADCAST ON GOTO MEETING Across from Mar Mikhail, near the wreck- On Thursday, the team TUE, SEP 22, 2020 3:00 PM - 3:45 PM (EDT) age of Beirut’s port, a used audio equipment to PLEASE JOIN THE MEETING FROM YOUR COMPUTER, TABLET OR SMARTPHONE. commemoration was held try to hear signals or a HTTPS://GLOBAL.GOTOMEETING.COM/JOIN/753166901 for the victims of the blast heartbeat and detected YOU CAN ALSO DIAL IN USING YOUR PHONE. in the presence of some of what could be a pulse of UNITED STATES: +1 (408) 650-3123 their relatives. Soldiers 18 to 19 beats per minute. ACCESS CODE: 753-166-901 fired a salute, then laid a The origin of the pulsing NEW TO GOTOMEETING? GET THE APP NOW AND BE READY WHEN THE MEETING STARTS: HTTPS://GLOBAL. white rose for each of the sound was not immediately GOTOMEETING.COM/INSTALL/753166901**** 191 victims at a memori- known but it was enough to al. The crowd fell silent at set off the frantic search. On Friday morning, the Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk 6:08 p.m., the moment of beats dropped to seven Item: September 5 & 12, 2020 the most destructive ex- plosion in Lebanon’s vio- per minute, according to lent history. a Chilean volunteer who Church bells tolled, spoke to local TV station mosques made a call for Al Jadeed. The head of the prayers and ambulances Chilean team, Francisco blared their sirens simul- Lermanda, said he could ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! taneously. Some people not confirm or deny the wept silently. Others held presence of a person — ropes tied as nooses -- a dead or alive — under the sign of the grief and raw rubble and that the work anger toward officials that would continue. Call Customer Service persists in the country. The Chilean group has The blast was caused by been part of multiple in- nearly 3,000 tons of am- ternational rescue efforts, to place an ad monium nitrate that had including the earthquakes been improperly stored in 2010 in Chile and in at the port for years. In 2017 in Mexico. It is credit- addition to the dead and ed with rescuing 14 people 781-593-7700, ext. 2 injured, thousands of found after the 2010 earth- homes were damaged by quake in Haiti, one of them the blast, which smashed 28 days after it struck. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2020 REAL ESTATE

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LEMON STREET CT $383,000 S: Sandra L Abbott B: Maria Torretta-Lobrutto $521,000 B: Robert P Lundquist 27 ECHO GROVE AVE MASCONOMO ST S: Donna M Huskins Tr, Tr for 7 B: Marcie Glicksman & Scott K S: Letha Chemmalil $485,000 $2,225,000 12 WESTPORT LN Margaret Rd Peabody RT Veggeberg B: Matthew M Mcgrath B: Elisa Stern & John F Stern $1,300,000 S: Nancy Tremblay 25 MCCULLOUGH RD S: Angel D Fernandez S: Jose C Gutierrez Tr, Tr for B: Samantha Weinstein & 36 MARTINACK AVE $664,000 Sandra Schieferl 2020 T Zachary Reed-Weiss $375,000 1 MAJESTIC WAY U:1 B: Sam D Brodie & Talia L Fraine 8-10 EDGEMERE RD S: Ali R Towfighi & Stacy Mccall- B: Janelle E Bettencourt & Jason $351,500 S: James A Cavalieri 3rd $720,000 75 OLD ESSEX RD Towfighi A Bettencourt B: Amber Bouvier & Michael B: Gabriel A Hernandez $705,000 S: Ann Silva-Bettencourt & Bouvier 7 MONTGOMERY ST S: Edylay Sabelleck-Rivas & B: Anna Geraty-Mason NAHANT Diane Silva S: Cristina G Cardone $300,000 Salvador F Rivas S: Karin A Mangini & Michael E B: NH Home Buyers LLC Mangini 24 CLIFF ST 3 PRICE RD 7 MAPLE AVE S: William I Cook & Wayne A 61 EDGEMERE RD $1,200,000 $620,000 $551,000 Cook Jr $475,000 75 SUMMER ST B: Barbara H Lebow Tr, Tr for Leo B: Kristell A Kloack B: Jaime Friedman & Jonathann B: Mahesh Limaye & Nimita M $565,000 J Fahey 2020 RET S: Nathaniel M Cail Meyers 7 SAINT JAMES RD Limaye B: Benjamin C Hayden & S: Martha H Keller Tr, Tr for Keller S: Meghan Streips & Peter N $330,000 S: Peter L Maisaac Jr Tr, Tr for Christopher Wolcott NT 18 REO RD Streips B: Cesidio Ginnetti Edgemere Road RT S: Laura A Dwyer $515,000 S: Eleanor C Caswell 14 FOX HILL RD B: Michelle Puopolo 92 NORTH ST U:2 169 EUCLID AVE MARBLEHEAD $800,000 S: Darnyl E Ballard & Charles T $365,000 27 WESTERN AVE $426,000 B: Minqu Deng & Cindy X Wang Tyner 4th B: Erica Kirkwood $525,000 B: Erika Bencosme & Carmen 27 COLGATE RD S: Mary Richey & Kip A West S: 92 North Street LLC B: Duc N Do Miosotis-Febles $720,000 21 VILLA LN S: Alexander J 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Marnie R Moore Tr, Tr for 14 Sangil B: Nadia DiCarlo B: Benjamin Shallop & Tanya Norfolk Avenue RT S: Karen C Twomey & Timothy P 24 EAGAN PL U:24 51 BROAD ST U:1 Shallop 154 LYNNWAY U:204 Twomey $330,000 $9,000 S: Chad Cotter & Katherine C 2 VALLEY RD U:2 $340,000 B: Michael W Lapointe B: Courtney Denison & Sean Cotter $309,000 B: Muniba Hassan 16 HAWTHORN RD S: Irving J Williams & Priscilla A Farrell B: Kimberly A Rauseo & Nicholas S: Kenneth A Laclair & Valerie B $869,000 Williams S: Sean Farrell 24 WISTERIA ST U:1 G Rauseo Laclair B: Ryan M Quick & Vanessa H $325,000 S: Jose Alvarado & Maria Alvardo Quick 9 ELIZABETH LN 16 BUFFUM ST B: Leigh Hacker 17 MARGIN ST U:14 S: Jeffrey E Witherell & Kathy A $595,000 $495,000 S: Michael Kramer 37 YOUNG AVE $288,000 Witherell B: Charles Sullivan & Pamela B: Jon Annunziata & Emma Viles $590,000 B: Jalianny A Martinez & Juan A Sullivan S: Patricia P Morrow SAUGUS B: Duygu U Taradash & James M Martinez 240 HUMPHREY ST S: Jenna M Marinello & Louis F Taradash S: Barbara Alihosseini $650,000 Marinello Jr 4 BURKE ST 2 ASHBY ST S: Joanne R Fagan Tr, Tr for Rita B: Myles J Greenway & Nicole $522,000 $24,000 L Fagan RET 4 TIMSBURY TER U:4 Greenway 40 ENDICOTT ST B: Courtney Mullen & Katherine B: D A Deoliveira-Fernandes $437,000 S: Ryan Quick & Vanessa Quick $405,000 Mullen S: Joan F Dininno Source: Banker and Tradesman, B: Sharon H Church B: Todisco Properties LLC S: Christina M Barrows & Jared bakerandtradesman.com ed , 3½ oyy t, Unit 408 kitchen. 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Bus , 3 bedroom $359,90$$335 and see why parking spaces features , 2½ bath 599,9090 this Rivers Edge . Stop by designer Colonial condo is counters, kitchen with the perfect stainless s granite breakfast ba teel appliances OPEN HOUSE LISTINGS Beautiful r. Large deck , and master for entertaining! garag suite with e. Nice corner lot jacuzzi. 2-car To place an open house listing, contact La'Mosha Ball at 781-593-7700, ext. 1276 or email at [email protected]. Salem line. Bridgett K