FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2020 Industrial accident sends Lynn worker to Mass. General By Gayla Cawley curred, Zukas said. ITEM STAFF Lynn Fire and Police were alerted to the inci- dent at about 12:42 p.m. when several 911 calls LYNN — A 42-year-old man was rushed to came in for a man stuck under a forklift, which Massachusetts General Hospital after an in- is owned by Melvin’s Welding, Zukas said. dustrial accident left him trapped under a Crews worked to stabilize the man on scene forklift on Heaths Court Thursday afternoon. and “packaged him up” to be transported to the It’s unclear how the accident happened, but hospital by ambulance, Zukas said. “somehow he got stuck underneath or with- The Occupational Safety and Health Admin- in a forklift,” which left the man with serious istration (OSHA), an agency of the U.S. Depart- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK head injuries, according to Lynn Fire Capt. ment of Labor, and city building inspectors re- Joseph Zukas. sponded to the incident. Lynn Police remained A man was rushed to Mass General Hospital with serious head The man had been working at Bay 9 at 10 on scene to investigate, Zukas said. injuries after an industrial accident in Lynn left him trapped Heaths Court, a long commercial building Gayla Cawley can be reached at gcawley@item- under a forklift Thursday afternoon. with multiple bays, when the accident oc- live.com. Follow her on Twitter @GaylaCawley

NAHANT East Lynn INDUCKTION priest defrocked By Gayla Cawley ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ITEM STAFF After 54 years in business, New- LYNN — A former Lynn man’s Bakery on Humphrey Street in priest has been found guilty of Swampscott has closed. sexually abusing a child and stripped of his ministerial privi- leges, the Archdiocese of Boston announced on Thursday. Goodbye, Rev. James Gaudreau, former pastor of St. Joseph Parish in Lynn, had been placed on ad- ministrative leave on Sept. 23, Newman’s 2012 for the allegation, which reportedly occurred in 2006. Baker’s Daughter keeps Gaudreau is no longer per- mitted to provide spiritual di- legacy alive in Swampscott rection, wear clerical attire, and cannot function in any By Elyse Carmosino manner as a priest. The Vati- ITEM STAFF can has af rmed his sentence and directed him to live a life SWAMPSCOTT — Swampscott has had to of prayer and penance, accord- say goodbye to a community mainstay. ing to the Archdiocese. Newman’s Bakery, which held its spot at “Having been found guilty, 252 Humphrey Street for nearly 55 years, he is forbidden from all public shuttered its doors for good two months ago, ministry and from otherwise leaving residents mournful at the loss of a presenting himself as a priest,” gathering place they say welcomed all walks the statement said. “He is ex- of life. pected to dedicate his life to “There were all kinds of people,” said long- praying for victims and repent- time Newman family friend Attorney Wil- ing of his past offenses. In this liaml DiMento. “If you ran for of ce, you had ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK way, the Church seeks even here to prevent any abuse and to stop in there. It didn’t matter if you were Cheerio, a 3-year-old American black duck, was recently made a life- running for Congress or a local selectmen repair the injustice that has al- time member of the Nahant Historical Society, make him the rst ready taken place.” (seat). Newman’s was the place you had to be non-human member. on a Saturday or Sunday morning because Through its Of ce of Pasto- the line was out the door.” ral Support and Outreach, the Original owners Bertha and Joe Newman Historical Society designation Archdiocese provides coun- opened the bakery shortly after moving to seling and other services to Swampscott from Malden with their four is not a case of fowl play for Cheerio survivors, their families and young children in 1966. parishes impacted by clergy A family affair from day one, the couple and By Elyse Carmosino ganization’s Valley Road headquarters. sexual abuse and by allega- their children spent countless hours at the ITEM STAFF “It’s been a gray year, and we thought tions of abuse by members of business, making friends with every member it would be nice to shine a little smile the clergy. of the community that walked through the NAHANT — Nahant’s favorite friendly around the community,” said NHS Execu- Anyone in need of assistance bakery’s double glass doors. waterfowl has received a new distinction. tive Director Julie Tarmy, who helped put or support is directed to contact “It became a place where I would stop by Last Friday, the Nahant Historical So- together the event that drew roughly two the of ce at (617) 746-5985. in the morning,” DiMento said. “They didn’t ciety (NHS) inducted Cheerio, a three- dozen onlookers. Gayla Cawley can be reached year-old American black duck, into its at [email protected]. Follow BAKERY, A3 ranks during a ceremony held at the or- DUCK, A3 her on Twitter @GaylaCawley.

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James J. “Jimmy” Rooney, 69 Simone M. Martel, 94 Robert R. Emerson, 80 1950-2020 1926-2020 1940-2020 James J. “Jimmy” Rooney, Simone M. (Belliveau) Robert R. Emerson, age 80, 69, went home to God on Martel, age 94, of Lynn, died of Peabody, died Wednesday, Friday, Aug. 7, in Phoenix, Ariz. peacefully at her home on at the Kaplan Family Hospice Born Oct. 9, 1950 in Lynn, he Wednesday, September 9, House in Danvers after a brief was the devoted son of the 2020. She was the wife of the illness. He was the husband of late Frederick J. and Evelyn late Raymond D. Martel. Born Betty L. (Spongberg) Emerson E. (Collins) Rooney. Jimmy in Church Point, Nova Scotia, with whom he shared 52 years attended St. Mary’s Gram- Canada, she was the daugh- of marriage. Born in Orange, mar School and English High ter of the late Willie and Zoé VT he was the son of the late School. (Theriault) Belliveau. She was Earl D. and Estella (Farnham) A natural athlete, he loved raised in Nova Scotia and at- Emerson. Bob moved to Sau- sports and was an enthusias- tended the Regional Home gus as a young boy attended tic fan of the Patriots, Bruins, Economics School in Quebec Saugus Schools and graduat- Red Sox and Celtics. On Oct. for 3 years, after which she ed from Saugus High School, 9, 1967, his 17th birthday, traveled across Nova Scotia, Class of 1958. He was em- Jimmy sent a telegram to the teaching weaving classes. She ployed as a Senior Engineer Boston Red Sox wishing them lived in Lynn for the greater for Sunoco for over 50 years good luck in Game 5 of the part of her life. until he retired in 2007, he World Series against the Car- Widowed at age 47, it was then rejoined the company as dinals. The Red Sox won that and generous spirit, Jimmy then that she learned how to three great-grandchildren; a consultant until 2017. ol Emerson, Ed and his wife game, 3-1. had a heart as big as Fenway drive and got her rst job at Julia and Katelyn Smith and Bob was an active longtime Barbara Orton, and several As a boy Jimmy loved camp- Park, and always had a soft T.W. Rogers department store August Martel; her former member of the First Lutheran nieces and nephews. ing with his family at White spot and a compassionate in Lynn. She then worked as daughter-in-law, Mary Mar- Church where he served on Service information: Bob’s Lake and Echo Lake in New ear for anyone in need. He an assembler for Compu- tel; as well as many nieces the building committee, was visiting hours will be held at Hampshire and along the St. was a protector for all those graphic/Agfa Corporation for and nephews. She was the a member of the Finance the Parker Funeral Home 35 Lawrence River in the Lauren- whom he loved. The bond he many years until her retire- step-daughter of the late Al- Committee and served on Franklin St. Lynn on Sunday tian Mountains in Quebec. had with his family was like ment in 1994. Simone was phonsine (Trudel) Belliveau the church council. He loved from 2:00 – 6:00 Pm to Later, at the family home in no other. a communicant of St. Pius V and sister of the late Jose- spending time with his fami- which relatives and friends Alton, N.H., he would spend Jimmy cherished his two Church in Lynn and the former phine Doucet, Anne-Marie ly, watching his grandchildren are invited to attend, while each weekend and school beautiful grandsons, Brian St Jean Baptiste Church, and Belliveau, Germanie Guen- play sports, working around adhering to the Social dis- vacation water skiing with his Chase Rooney, 5, and Liam was a member of the Ladies ette, Maurice Belliveau and his house, baking for the hol- tancing guidelines of the brothers on Lake Winnipesau- James Rooney, 4 months, of Sodality at both parishes. An Edouard Belliveau. iday and camping at Camp State of Massachusetts. Pri- kee and snow skiing with his Phoenix. He loved being called animal lover, she was partic- Service information: Calumet on Lake Ossipee, NH. vate funeral services will be brothers and his sister at Gun- “Grampa.” ularly fond of cats. Simone Her visitation will be held He also enjoyed hunting and held on Monday followed by stock Mountain. Jimmy also leaves his broth- loved to laugh. She was hap- on Monday from 9:00AM- ice shing. burial in Puritan Lawn Me- Jimmy played tight end at ers, Francis and his wife, Fe- piest when surrounded by her 10:30AM in the SOLIMI- In addition to his wife Bet- morial Park. Please make English and was a tri-captain licia, of Lynn, John and his family, and was immensely NE FUNERAL HOME, 426 ty, he is survived by one son memorial donations in Bob’s his senior year. After graduat- wife, Kathleen, of Salem, and proud of all of their accom- Broadway (Rt 129), Lynn. Scott R. and his wife Janice name to the First Lutheran ing, he enlisted in the Unit- Robert and his wife, Paige, plishments. Adhering to the guidelines Emerson of Peabody, one Church 280 Broadway, Lynn, ed States Marine Corps and of Belmont, N.H.; his sister, She is survived by her ve of the Commonwealth of daughter Lisa M. and her hus- MA 01904 or to Camp Cal- served his country with pride, Maryanne and her husband, children; David Martel and his MA and the CDC, visitation band Gardiner Parker of Lynn, umet PO Box 236 West Os- earning a medal for marks- Michael Hegan, of Wake eld; wife Heather of Lynn, Michelle will be limited to 40 family four grandchildren Justin and sipee, NY 03890. manship. After being dis- and many nieces, nephews, Francis and her husband members and friends at a Samantha Parker of Lynn, Guest book at parkerme- charged, Jimmy relocated to cousins and friends on the Wallace of Revere, Paul Mar- time. Her funeral mass at St. Scott and Jaelyn Emerson of morialfuneralhome.com Temperance, Mich., in 1980 North Shore and in New tel and his wife Deborah of Pius V Church will be private. Peabody, three sisters Dot- and worked for Heidtman Hampshire, New York, Michi- Newburyport, Annette Hunter Those who prefer may make tie Bockus of Saugus, Betty Steel Products, Inc. in Toledo, gan, and Arizona. and her husband Thomas of donations to the Northeast Sweet, Arlene Kinkade, two Ohio for many years before Service information: A pri- Largo, FL, and Louise Kozak Animal Shelter, 347 High- brothers Earl and his wife Car- moving to Phoenix. vate Mass of Christian Burial and her husband Michael land Ave., Salem, MA 01970. Jimmy was the loving fa- will be celebrated on Tues- of Midlothian, VA; six grand- Directions and guestbook at ther of James R. Rooney and day, Sept. 15 in St. Mary’s children; Lisa Smith and her www.solimine.com Brian C. Rooney and his wife, Church, Lynn. Burial will be husband Jeff, Philippe Martel ‘Avengers’ and ‘Game Vanessa, all of Arizona. He in St. Joseph Cemetery, Lynn. and his wife Sherri, Michael loved coaching his sons’ soc- Arrangements by Solimine Martel, James Martel, Lauren cer, basketball and baseball Funeral Homes, Lynn. To hon- Kozak and Matthew Kozak; of Thrones’ star Diana teams. He loved and appre- or Jimmy’s memory, his fam- ciated nature and relished ev- ily invites you to perform an erything to do with his family. act of kindness or perhaps Rigg dies at 82 Jimmy enjoyed country music, donate to the charity of your Za ra Papagiannakis, 88 the Texas Two Step, and was choice. An online guestbook By Jill Lawless Elvis’ No. 1 fan. There wasn’t for family and friends to offer 1931-2020 ASSOCIATED PRESS an Elvis hit that he could not condolences can be found at perform. And Jimmy loved www.solimine.com Za ra (Mikedis) Papagi- LONDON — Diana to perform for his family and annakis, age 88, of Lynn, Rigg, a commanding Brit- friends. died peacefully on Tues- ish actress whose career A gentle giant with a ten- day, September 8, 2020, stretched from iconic 1960s der loving soul and a warm at home surrounded by her spy series “The Aveng- loving family. She was a kind, ers” to fantasy juggernaut generous, fun loving person “Game of Thrones,” has with a good sense of humor. died. She was 82. Margaret R. Sparks, 90 Za ra was born September Rigg’s agent, Simon 10, 1931 in Mirmigki, Chios, Beresford, said she died PHOTO | HBO VIA AP 1930-2020 Greece, the daughter of the Thursday morning at This image released late Panteli and Penelope home with her family. Margaret R. (McIntire) by HBO shows Diana Mikedis of Greece. She lat- Daughter Rachael Stir- Rigg as Olenna Tyrell Sparks, 90, of Amesbury, died er moved to Montreal, Can- ling said she died of can- Tuesday, September 8, 2020 in a scene from “Game ada where she married her cer that was diagnosed in of Thrones.” at Merrimack Valley Health beloved recently deceased March. Center in Amesbury surround- husband Petros. They were Rigg “spent her last doubtedly raised my acting ed by her family. She was the happily married for 60 months joyfully re ecting game when we made On wife of the late James Sparks. years. She was employed at on her extraordinary life, Her Majesty’s Secret Ser- Born in Lynn on February Old Neighborhood formerly his wife Vangela, sister Harriet full of love, laughter and vice together in 1968-9.” 7, 1930, she was the daugh- known as Holiday Brand in Kalogridis and her husband a deep pride in her pro- In later life, she played ter of the late Joseph E. and Lynn for many years. She Nicholas and her brother Em- fession. I will miss her be- Olenna Tyrell — the for- Beatrice (Barrett) McIntire was a member of St. George manuel Mikedis of Lynn. yond words,” Stirling said. midable “Queen of Thorns” and graduated from St. Mary’s Greek Orthodox Church, the Service information: Her Rigg starred in “The — in “Game of Thrones,” High School in Lynn. St. George Philoptochos Funeral Service will be Avengers” as secret agent receiving an Emmy Award Margaret was a homemaker Society and St. George La- held on Saturday, Septem- Emma Peel alongside nomination for the role. devoting her time to raising dies. She loved to sew, knit ber 12, 2020 in St. George Patrick Macnee’s bowl- Other television roles Greek Orthodox Church, her ve children who bless- and bake her famous Greek er-hatted John Steed. The included the Duchess of Lynn at 10a.m. Relatives ed her with grand-children, cookies. She loved spending pair were an impeccably Buccleuch in period drama and friends are respect- great-grandchildren and great time with her friends and dressed duo who fought “Victoria,” and Rigg starred fully invited to attend and great-grandchildren of whom villains and traded quips alongside her daughter in ters, Carol Gautreau and hus- family especially her grand- are required to adhere the she was so fond. She was a in a show whose mix of the gentle British sitcom band Francis of Pelham, NH sons. guidelines of the CDC, the member of Amesbury Senior and Lucille Civiello and late Za ra is survived by her adventure and humor was “Detectorists.” Center and in her spare time Commonwealth of Massa- Rigg spent several years husband Anthony of Salem, loving daughter Marcella and chusetts and St. George enduringly in uential. enjoyed taking walks and MA. her husband George Marko- Rigg also starred in 1969 in the 1960s as a member reading. Greek Orthodox Church. of the Royal Shakespeare The family would like to ac- poulos of Lynn and her two Burial will be in Pine Grove James Bond thriller “On She is lovingly remembered Company, and combined knowledge the staff of Merri- grandsons, Sarandos G. Mar- Cemetery, Lynn. Arrange- Her Majesty’s Secret Ser- by her two sons, Jay Sparks screen work with a ma- mack Valley Health Center and kopoulos of Boston and Pet- ments entrusted to SOLIMI- vice” as Tracy di Vicenzo, and wife Jill of VT, and Tim- Brookhaven Hospice for the ros G. Markopoulos of Lynn, NE FUNERAL HOMES, Lynn. the only woman ever to jor stage career, in plays othy Sparks and wife Mary professional and passionate her sister Eleni Psillos and Donations in her memory marry, albeit brie y, Agent including William Shake- of Saugus; three daughters, care provided to Peggy. her husband John of Lynn and may be made to St. George 007. Bond producers Mi- speare’s “Macbeth,” Bertolt Laurie Cameron and husband Service information: Fami- several nieces and nephews. Greek Orthodox Church, 54 chael G Wilson and Barba- Brecht’s “Mother Cour- Matthew of Amesbury, Patricia ly and friends are invited to She was predeceased by her South Common St., Lynn, ra Broccoli said Rigg was age” and Tom Stoppard’s Sparks of Bradford, and Mary- calling hours at the High- beloved husband Petros Pa- MA 01902. Online guest- “much beloved by Bond “Jumpers” at the National lou Croft and husband Gary of land Chapel of Paul C. Rog- pagiannakis, her beloved son book for family and friends fans for her memorable Theatre in London. Haverhill; nine grandchildren, ers Family Funeral Home, 2 George P. Papagiannakis and to offer condolences at performance.” She had several ac- David, Gary, Christopher, Me- Hillside Avenue, Amesbury her siblings, sister Marianthi www.solimine.com George Lazenby, who claimed roles in the 1990s lissa, Katelyn, Todd, Nicholas, on Sunday, September 13th Paidousi and her husband made his only appearance at London’s Almeida The- Michaela and Kenzie; several from 4-8 p.m. Due to ongo- Nicholas, brother John Mike- as Bond in the  lm, said atre, including Martha in great-grandchildren and great ing Covid restrictions, the dis and his wife Despina, on Instagram that he was “Who’s Afraid of Virginia great-grandchildren; two sis- funeral mass will be private. brother Nicholas Mikedis and “so sad to hear of the death Woolf?” and the title role of Diana Rigg. She un- in Greek tragedy “Medea.” R.I. Veterans Home owes $5M to improperly billed residents 781-593-7700 BRISTOL, R.I. (AP) — lion after the U.S. Depart- the next-of-kin or estates R.I. Of ce of Veterans to make the Rhode Is- Publishing Daily, except Sundays The Rhode Island Veter- ment of Veterans Affairs of the veterans who have Services director Kasim land Veterans Home their USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 ans Home must pay back found that the home had died, Connelly said. Yarn said that the home place of residence. We are Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA millions of dollars to doz- improperly billed some The investigation was stopped collecting the fees entrusted with not only and additional of ces. ens of residents who feder- residents for years, WPRI- launched this year follow- as soon as it learned of the their care, but also their Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item al investigators say were TV reported. Connelly said ing an anonymous com- error. trust, and we are working Subscriptions improperly billed for care. 56 current and former res- plaint. 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Lynn, MA 01903 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Lynn is under construction Revere COVID cases LYNN continues to surge From A1 By Gayla Cawley 4,003 people have recov- will be made more pedes- ITEM STAFF ered, according to city data. trian-friendly with curb With a daily incidence bump outs and cross- Revere’s coronavirus rate of 11 per 100,000 walks, new decorative surge continued with 27 residents over the past street lights will be in- new cases reported on two weeks, Lynnfield has stalled, and traffic calm- Thursday. moved into the red, which ing measures will be im- The city of Revere is means the town is now plemented. The street will fourth in the state in terms designated as a “higher also be repaved and lined, of its positive test rate over risk community.” Hall said. the past 14 days, which is “While this designation “It was part of our prior- 5.14 percent, according to is serious, it does not re- ity plan for the Complete the state Department of quire residents to take Streets program,” said Public Health. drastic measures,” the Hall, noting that motor- Other virus hot spots, town of Lynnfield said in a ists tend to speed through Chelsea, Lawrence, and statement. “The town and the area, which has led to Everett occupy the top the Commonwealth re- car crashes in the past. three spots, which have main in Phase Three of the Work has been com- rates of 5.35, 5.27 and governor’s reopening plan. pleted on one side of the 5.16 percent respectively. “The designation does, street, with crews expect- And Revere ranks third, however, affirm the need ed to start on the other behind Chelsea and Law- for all residents and side next week. The proj- rence, with an average businesses to maintain ect will be completed by daily incidence rate of vigilance and conform the end of the construc- 18.5 cases per 100,000 to current recommended tion season, which is residents. The respective practices,” reads the town mid-November, Hall said. rates in Chelsea and Law- post, which refers to social Gayla Cawley can be rence are 25.4 and 20.5. distancing, mask wearing reached at gcawley@item- ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Revere now has 2,520 and limits on gatherings. live.com. Follow her on Construction continues for the rotary on Federal St. in Lynn on Thurs- cases and 99 deaths. Lynnfield reported an- Twitter @GaylaCawley. On Thursday, the city day afternoon. other case on Thursday to of Revere’s Inspectional bring the town’s caseload Services Department an- to 127. Eleven residents nounced several enforce- have died. ment actions that will Peabody did not pro- be taken in collaboration vide updated numbers on with large retailers. Thursday, but the city’s The department is hiring mayor, Edward A. Betten- two part-time inspectors court, released a state- and recruiting for a third, ment celebrating the city’s to increase business com- new designation as a low- pliance checks as the pan- er risk community. demic continues and ensure Before this week, Pea- compliance with regula- body had been designated tions at all large retailers. as a moderate risk com- Other actions include munity. New data from the keeping capacity at large DPH shows that Peabody’s retail stores below state new daily incidence rate capacity — city guidelines is 2.8 cases per 100,000, allow for six customers per which is “well below the 1,000 square feet of sales state’s lower risk thresh- feet vs. the eight customers old,” Bettencourt said. allowed by state guidelines “(This) is terrific news,” — restricting large retailers said Bettencourt. “We to one entrance and exit, must continue to remain stationing staff members at vigilant however and fol- entrances to ensure custom- low the important CDC er limits are enforced, and guidelines, particularly directing customers to wait regarding physical dis- in line outside once capacity tance and face masks.” ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK is reached in the store. As of Wednesday, Pea- Cheerio, a 3-year-old American black duck, stretches his wings as Steven Thibeault of Nahant The former state leader body had 1,250 cases and holds him. Cheerio was recently made a lifetime member of the Nahant Historical Society, make in terms of positive test 181 deaths. him the first non-human member. rate, Lynn, saw its rate Two new cases were re- dip to 3.74 percent this ported in Swampscott to week. But the city is still bring the town’s caseload considered a hot spot — to 262. Eleven people have Historical Society designation Lynn ranks sixth in pos- died. itive test rate, and has a Numbers remained the daily incidence rate of 9.5 same in Nahant (52 cases, is not a case of fowl play for Cheerio per 100,000 residents over six deaths) and were not the past 14 days. updated in Marblehead or Four new cases, but no Saugus. DUCK The pair have since be- who was inspired by a post news. additional deaths were re- As of Wednesday, Mar- From A1 come inseparable, and al- she’d seen on the Marble- Thankfully, it seems the ported in Lynn on Thurs- blehead had 264 cases and though Cheerio no longer head Museum Facebook bird himself has been up day. The city now has 4,678 30 deaths and Saugus had As the organization’s sticks quite so closely to page announcing a similar for the challenge. cases, 117 deaths, and 666 cases and 41 deaths. first non-human inductee, Thibeault during the day, membership ceremony for “Everybody who came Cheerio isn’t a stranger to he still makes sure to nev- a cow named Curly. (to the ceremony) just making headlines. er stray too far from his Tarmy said the orga- left with a smile,” Tarmy Lynnway flea market Now well-known glob- human companion, mak- nization immediately said. “We had the Public ally amongst his nearly ing his way back to the thought Cheerio — whose Library Director, Sharon 17,000 Instagram follow- complex’s parking lot by story has since been fea- Hawkes, bring a handful businesses receive ers, Cheerio has been a evening so that the two tured in a number of local of children’s books she fixture of the Nahant com- can head for home togeth- and national news outlets had on ducks because we boost from city, munity since 2017, when er. — would make the per- wanted it to be light, and Steven Thibeault, grounds “I’ve worked with him fect honorary member to it was. manager at Bass Point since he was a duckling,” represent Nahant, so they “We even had people federal government Apartments, discovered Thibeault said. “I’d just reached out to Thibeault stop in their cars (and ask) the then-newborn duck- whistle, and he’d know to see if he would be inter- ‘what’s going on with the LYNN — Since the Lyn- we can give them to keep ling struggling to escape that was his cue to come ested in participating. duck?’ And we let them nway Indoor Mall & Flea their business in Lynn.” the apartment complex to me. Within five to 10 At first hesitant to give know.” Market – formerly known EDIC/Lynn Executive pool. minutes he’d come flying in to the surge of media As for Cheerio, he’s been as Mass Merchandise Mart Director James Cowdell Despite his best efforts in from wherever he was attention surrounding taking his burgeoning – closed in July, there has said his office has been to reunite Cheerio with and we’d go home.” his feathered friend, Thi- fame in stride. been a concerted effort to helping businesses iden- his mother, the young The idea of inducting beault said he relent- “This is just the begin- provide assistance for busi- tify new locations in the duck quickly imprinted Cheerio into the Nahant ed when he realized the ning,” Thibeault said. “His nesses that were displaced. city, as well as providing on Thibeault, refusing to Historical Society was heartwarming tale might story is far from over.” As part of that initiative, financial assistance. leave his side and follow- first posed by the organi- help prompt some smiles Elyse Carmosino can be 21 businesses have received “We are trying to connect ing him home at the end of zation’s social media man- during an otherwise re- reached at ecarmosino@ grants totaling $114,000 the business owners with every work day. ager, Susanne Macarelli, lentless year of dismal itemlive.com. from the federal government any resources that might be and state Attorney General available to them,” he said. Maura Healey’s office. “We want to do anything we Baker’s Daughter keeps legacy alive in Swampscott While eight businesses can to help them reopen.” were funded through the HUD grants, totalling $94,000 went to D’Anna in the back, having coffee you. It means so much,” er’s Daughter, the young- AG’s Small Business Relief BAKERY Furniture, Fashion World, and a bagel and yakking.” Partnership Grant Program, From A1 Bernard Newman told er Newman sibling’s new Marcello, Inc, Margarita She later added: “He’s the Swampscott Report- vegetarian-friendly place 13 received federal grants have tables, so you’d stand through EDIC/Lynn, the Of- Kids & Fashion, LaFron- the reason the bakery er of the warm welcome offers customers some- tera Western Wear, Moda there and talk and shoot became a … community he and his sister received thing different from the fice of Community Develop- ment and the office of Mayor Fashion, Lady’s Secret Bou- the bull, and Mr. New- gathering place. He was upon their return in 2019. classic feel of Newman’s Thomas McGee, which ap- tiques, La Estrella, Joselin man, who was a 6-foot-3, such a selfless, generous “Finally, we were able to Bakery, but DiMento still plied for and received fund- Boutique, DT Company, 250-pound bear of a man person, and he didn’t have [reopen]. It’s like being in attests to Deborah’s inher- ing through the Coronavirus M&T Computers, Fermin would say ‘come here, I a self-conscious bone in a new world and coming ited culinary talents. Aid, Relief, and Economic Repairs, Genesis Souvenirs. want to talk to you,’ and his body.” back to your home where “She’s a hell of a baker, Security (CARES) Act. All The AG grants, totaling I’d watch him make the Continuing their par- all the customers are like and she’ll do great in that bagels and we’d talk.” 21 businesses are minority- $20,000 went to Guibuys, ents’ legacy, Newman’s long lost friends.” new location,” he said. In the more than four or woman-owned. Mujeres, Miguel’s Men’s was taken over in the ear- Ultimately, the strain of Although Newman’s pop- decades Bertha and Joe The CARES Act is a $2 Shop, RJ Accessories, Es- ly 2000s by Deborah’s sib- running a small business ular bagels aren’t yet on meralda Fashion, M&T spent as owners, daugh- trillion economic relief lings, Jessica and Bernard became too much, howev- Computers, D Garcia ter Deborah Newman said the menu, visitors to The package designed to mit- Electronics, Home Solu- the pair managed to leave Newman. er, and the family made Baker’s Daughter will still igate the harmful impact tions Furniture. a lasting imprint on their After closing for 11 the decision to close the see some familiar treats, of COVID-19 by provid- hundreds of loyal custom- months in 2018 following bakery permanently early including Deborah’s ver- ing direct economic assis- ers. a long bout of bad luck, this year. sion of her parents’ rasp- tance to workers, families, LAW OFFICES OF “I can’t help but talk during which both Jessi- With every story’s end berry rugelach— a favor- and small businesses. JAMES J. CARRIGAN about how charismatic ca and Bernard suffered comes a new beginning ite Newman’s menu item “We are pleased to help • Social Security Disability my father was,” Deborah health issues, a car acci- however, and Swampscott of DiMento’s. these small businesses as • Workers Compensation Newman said. “He was in dent damaged the front of residents can take comfort “I say I’m a baker by os- they seek to re-establish • Accidents his 40s when he bought the store, and issues with in the fact that the legacy mosis,” Deborah said. “I themselves,” said McGee. 25 years located across from Lynn District Court the bakery. In those days, the bakery’s ovens were of Newman’s Bakery lives learned everything about “Between the pandemic that was old to be start- discovered, Newman’s re- on in daughter Deborah, the baking business just shutdown and the ultimate 15 Johnson St. ing a new career, but my opened again in January who opened a deli of her by watching (my parents).” closure of the Lynnway In- 781-596-0100 2019. own on Humphrey Street JAMES J. CARRIGAN father would be working, Elyse Carmosino can be door Mall & Flea Market, ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN weaving his way around “To find out how much Sept. 9. reached at ecarmosino@ these businesses are hurt- LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL all these people who were people actually care about Aptly-named The Bak- itemlive.com. ing and need all the support www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2020 OPINION We will never forget HOW TO REACH US E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS If you are 20 years port screening equipment President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ old, you don’t remember are the last, not the first, Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant Sept. 11, 2001. If you are E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ defense against terrorism. Gordon R. Hall 30, you might remember Advertising Director News Editor Thor He declined to tell me the 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey wondering why you were P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton watching television in Jourgensen many other measures tak- Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan your classroom at 9 a.m. Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman en to ensure airport secu- or recall waiting for your Customer Service parents to take you home the 2,606 people killed in rity, but he did say those Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS the World Trade Center; Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 from school. efforts had snared people the 125 killed at the Pen- Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 If you are over 40, like conducting reconnaissance All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 me, you remember staring tagon and the 265 people, Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 probes in preparation for 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 at the television seeing but including Bill, who died in Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 not fully comprehending the four airliners seized by planning an attack. Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 images of a smoke plume terrorists. Complacency, as a good Classified/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 The people who con- Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 rising above Manhattan friend reminds me, kills. [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 on a picture-perfect Sep- ceived and carried out the 9/11 attacks used our Like rust, complacency Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 tember Tuesday. [email protected] I spend part of ev- freedom, our illusion of slowly rots away a struc- ery Sept. 11 thinking of invulnerability living on a ture until it is vulnerable Circulation Bill Weems. We weren’t continent flanked by two [email protected] to collapse. friends; in fact, we didn’t oceans and, ultimately, our Ext. 3 really know each other naivete, to slaughter our We must guard against fellow citizens and people Newsroom that well. Our acquain- complacency to avoid a re- [email protected] from other countries who tance was limited to the peat of 9/11 by educating the [email protected] EDITORIAL dozen Sunday evenings died on that Tuesday. in the late 1990s we spent There are still people generation who did not ex- Ext. 4 playing tennis through a intent on repeating 9/11 perience the horror and fear Sports program run by Barbara and it is probably a bless- that enveloped that Tuesday [email protected] Maitland. ing that we do not know morning. Let’s do it for Bill Ext. 5 From the mouths Bill owned a forehand all the measures taken that usually guaranteed by our government to foil and everyone else who is Retail and Online him victory over me, al- those plots. I once inter- Advertising gone but not forgotten. [email protected] of babes though I could occasion- viewed the Transportation Thor Jourgensen can be ally serve-and-volley him Security Administration ADVERTISING reached at tjourgensen@ It may well prove true that the answers to making into a missed return. I head for Logan Airport Ernie Carpenter Jr. education and, ultimately, the economy work again remember a gangly guy who assured me that the itemlive.com. Director of Advertising in a pandemic lie not in the hands of educators and with kind of wiry hair and Business Development, ext. 1355 [email protected] entrepreneurs but in the hands of children. who, like me, wore a mis- matched ensemble of gym Yes, children. The technological experts and the Ralph Mitchell shorts and T-shirts onto Sales Representative, ext. 1313 innovators capable of reshaping the way the world the court. [email protected] learns and works are the people who have lived their In the few times we Eric Rondeau entire life clicking and swiping away on a mobile de- talked, I learned Bill had Sales Representative, ext. 1280 vice or expertly manipulating a video controller. a daughter roughly my [email protected] daughter’s age. On Sept. We have turned to Dr. Anthony Fauci and belea- Patricia Whalen guered school superintendents for answers to how 11 every year since his Sales Representative, ext. 1310 death, I have thought we are going to restart the American economy and [email protected] about Bill’s daughter and schools without realizing the answers just might be BUSINESS OFFICE wondered how she remem- ITEM PHOTO | THOR JOURGENSEN found in the mind of a 10 year old. bers him and if she knows hard-working people in Susan J. Conti Absurd? Quick question: Has anyone sat down and how many people care for blueWilliam uniforms Weems who of direct Marblehead is remembered Controller, ext. 1288 asked members of the Technology Generation for and respect the lives of passengersand honored through in New air York- City’s Memorial Park. [email protected] their ideas, or at least, their opinion on the best way Ted Grant to reshape education and the work world that was Publisher, ext. 1234 YARON BROOK [email protected] on the verge of getting labeled as antiquated even Marian Kinney before coronavirus struck? ext. 1212 Each generation reshapes society with mass pro- Putting landlords in a bind [email protected] duction and automobiles altering the American land- Will Kraft scape a century ago before radios and telephones, No one would think it’s Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 and then televisions and computers reshaping it 50 fair to force construction [email protected] and then 25 years ago. workers to build hous- Paula Villacreses Coronavirus gave almost all of us a rushed educa- es for free. Yet landlords A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 tion in remote work and learning and shoved tech- — property owners who [email protected] nology to the forefront of education and the economy. make it possible for us Mike Shanahan to rent rather than buy Most Americans are intent on surviving coronavi- Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 homes — are being vilified [email protected] rus with an abundance of caution and common sense. for expecting payment to Depending on our age, are we looking longingly at Carolina Trujillo use the property in which Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 the opportunity to return to the way life looked be- they’ve invested their sav- [email protected] fore late March or are we reimagining the world with ings and time. Jim Wilson a vision that incorporates pandemic precautions and The Trump adminis- Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 applies technology to reshape the world? tration is imposing evic- [email protected] We all eventually must ask and answer the ques- tion moratoriums in the wake of COVID-19. Under CIRCULATION tions the pandemic forced us to ask for the last half tempting a target. The by expropriating housing Trump’s edict, for exam- Lisa Mahmoud from landlords and “turn- year: Do we have to return to the classroom? What ple, the Centers for Dis- very term “landlord” har- Manager, ext. 1239 ing it over” to tenants, they will schools look like this year and into the next? ease Control and Preven- kens back to feudal times [email protected] not only ignore justice, but What will workplaces look like and how many em- tion will mandate that when nobles had political power over the people who the question of who will CUSTOMER SERVICE people making less than ployees do they need in order to function? lived on their land. Today, pay to replace a broken $99,000 a year ($198,000 La’ Mosha Ball If we haven’t asked the people most versed in tech- landlords continue to be for couples) can stay in water heater, dated wiring Customer Service, ext. 1276 nology to help us answer these and other questions, seen as powerful exploit- [email protected] their homes so long as or a disintegrating roof.) then maybe the time has come to do so. After all, ers who grow rich at the they can prove they’re un- No, not every landlord GRAPHICS expense of tenants. Here’s young minds are open minds and youthful imagi- able to pay their rent. lives up to their respon- how the popular Existen- Trevor Andreozzi nations are the ones most susceptible to embracing Landlords, meanwhile, sibilities. There are bad tial Comics recently put it: Designer possibility. would still have to pay landlords, just as there [email protected] “Landlords do not ‘pro- their loans plus their own are bad doctors and bad vide’ housing. Construc- Mark Sutherland living expenses. teachers. But the function tion workers provide hous- performed by landlords Creative Director, ext. 1330 In eviscerating their ing. Landlords, in fact, do [email protected] contracts, it is turning is fundamentally produc- the opposite of providing tive, not exploitative. And NEWSROOM landlords into sacrificial housing. They take the many of the problems peo- Mike Alongi lambs who will bear the houses that were built for brunt of the economic dev- ple attribute to landlords Sports Editor, ext. 1228 people to live in, hold them [email protected] astation of the pandemic are themselves the result hostage for rent, and evict of government control — and of the government’s anyone who can’t pay.” Bill Brotherton authoritarian response, over the economy. Features Editor ext. 1338 The truth? Not everyone High rents? Overwhelm- [email protected] which has made that dev- can afford to buy a home. astation far more severe ingly, those are a conse- Elyse Carmosino Not everyone wants to quence of government than it needed to be. take on the expense and Reporter, ext. 1264 Had the government policies like zoning laws [email protected] responsibility of buying a that restrict the supply of done its job and ramped home. Not everyone wants Gayla Cawley housing, driving up costs up testing for the months the long-term commit- Reporter, ext. 1236 — especially in urban ar- [email protected] leading up to COVID-19 ment and risks involved in eas. Poor maintenance? hitting our shores, while buying a home. Cheryl Charles Often this is the result isolating the sick to pro- Landlords take on the News Editor, ext. 1278 of rent control and qua- tect the healthy, millions cost, risk and responsibil- [email protected] si-rent control “affordable fewer Americans would be ity of property ownership Olivia Falcigno at risk of eviction. Instead, so that anyone who wants housing” requirements Photographer, ext.1224 the government not only to can rent instead of buy. that make improvements [email protected] less profitable and further defaulted on its responsi- And that’s to say nothing Spenser Hasak bility, it made things far of the challenges faced by restrict the supply of hous- Photographer, ext. 1332 worse with senseless lock- landlords in their capac- ing, meaning that land- [email protected] downs that brought the ity as lessors rather than lords don’t have to bother competing for tenants. Thor Jourgensen economy to a halt. landowners. Whether it’s Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 The government created tenants failing to pay The government has [email protected] this mess. How should it rent, causing damage, il- created the eviction crisis. And it’s now creating a Daniel Kane fix it? legally subletting their Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 What it definitely should apartments or initiating contract crisis, where the [email protected] not do is single out a com- nuisance lawsuits, the agreements rule of law pletely innocent class and economic prosperity Steve Krause caricature of landlords as Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 of Americans and force modern-day feudal bar- depend on can be thrown [email protected] them to have their pockets ons swimming in money out at the whim of the drained and businesses effortlessly collected from president. Anne Marie Tobin Yaron Brook is the chair- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 ruined in order to make their helpless serfs is ri- [email protected] up for the government’s diculous. man of the Ayn Rand Insti- mistakes. (As for radical proposals tute and host of the “Yaron TECHNOLOGY But landlords make too to remedy this “injustice” Brook Show.” 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] FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- on Overlook Road. Stunned residents tour Oregon larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- SAUGUS curacy, it is the sole responsibility town devastated by wildfires of the concerned party to contact Complaints the relevant police department and Police received a call at By Gillian Flaccus across the street from me, have the department issue a no- 5:12 a.m. Thursday from a and Andrew Selsky flames to the right of me, tice of correction to the Daily Item. party who reported a female ASSOCIATED PRESS flames to the left of me. I Corrections or clarifications will not employee at Speedway was just watched everything be made without express notice of involved in a verbal alterca- PHOENIX, Ore. — burn,” Weir told a report- Stunned residents of the change from the arresting police tion with a male party who er. the caller believed was the small Oregon town of department. The Federal Emergency employee’s boyfriend. Dis- Phoenix walked through Management Agency es- patched officers spoke with a scene of devastation timated that 600 homes LYNN the employee. No issues re- Thursday after one of the were burned by the fire ported. state’s many wildfiresthat started in Ashland Arrests A man walked into the sta- wiped out much of their and tore through Phoenix, tion at 7:17 p.m. Wednesday community, including a Carrie Guthro, of 23 the Mail Tribune of Med- to report that he was driving mobile home park, houses Beach Road, was arrest- ford, Ore., reported. in the area of Walmart on and businesses. ed on warrant charges of Wildfires were also Broadway at approximately 6 After spending the causing chaos in Washing- two counts of trespassing, a.m. when a glass bottle hit PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS two counts of larceny under night in their cars in a ton state and California, his vehicle. He was unsure if Home Depot parking lot, where hot, dry and windy A sign that reads “Heart broken” is displayed $1,200, daytime breaking the bottle was in the road- and entering for a felony, ma- a stream of people walked weather combined to cre- in front of a destroyed vehicle at Coleman way or if it was thrown from into what was left of the ate near-perfect condi- Creek Estates mobile home park in Phoenix, licious destruction of proper- another vehicle. No visible ty, and Class B drug posses- town that hugs Interstate tions for flames. Ore., Thursday signs of damage were report- 5 near the California bor- The small farming sion subsequent offense at ed but the man wanted the der. They hauled wagons town of Malden in east- moving faster than ever news conference that the 11:43 a.m. Thursday. incident documented for in- and carried backpacks ern Washington was before. exact number of fatalities Tahmeika Johnson, 26, of surance purposes. and bags to salvage what- mostly destroyed, losing Oregon officials were was not yet known. Up to 100 Willow St., was arrest- Police received a 911 call ever they could. shocked by the number of 40,000 people have fled ed and charged with assault from a patient at Chestnut its fire station, post of- Jonathan Weir defied simultaneous fires, which from their homes. and battery on person 60- Woods Rehabilitation Cen- fice, city hall and library. plus/disabled at 6:39 p.m. evacuation orders as In California, thousands stood at 39 on Thursday “We have never seen this ter who reported he had flames 30 feet high shot Wednesday. not seen staff in hours. At- of homes were threat- morning, according to the amount of uncontained from the trees. He drove Jose Lopez Chilel, 19, tempts to contact Chestnut ened Thursday after Oregon Office of Emergen- fire across the state,” his car to the entrance of a of 119 Timson St., was ar- Woods for 15 minutes were winds whipped a blaze cy Management. Brown said. rested and charged with unsuccessful. An officer was nearby mobile home park, into a monster that in- Gov. Kate Brown said The windy, hot condi- OUI liquor, alcohol from an dispatched to speak with the where his tires began cinerated houses in a more than 900,000 acres tions were expected to open container in a motor staff and check on the calling melting. His home was small mountain commu- have burned across the continue through Thurs- vehicle, leaving the scene of party. Peace was restored. destroyed as the fire hop- nity and killed at least state in the last three day. The governor said she personal injury, leaving the A man came into the sta- scotched through the town three people. Experts days — nearly double the has requested firefighting scene of property damage, tion at 5:31 p.m. Wednesday of 4,000 residents. say the California fires territory that burns in help from other states and and unlicensed operation of to report he was visiting from “There were flamesare growing bigger and a typical year. She told a the federal government. a motor vehicle at 3:13 a.m. Guatemala and lost his wal- Thursday. let, which contains his I.D. Tom Tamba, of 363 Essex and bank cards, in the area St., was arrested on war- of 45 Serino Way. He was Jane Fraser to become Citi CEO; rant charges of two counts advised to contact the bank of assault and battery on a and was told he would be police officer, resisting arrest, notified if the wallet was re- 1st woman to lead major bank attempt to commit a crime, turned. marked lanes violation, and Police received multi- operation of a motor vehicle ple calls around 5:15 p.m. By Ken Sweet that oversees checking try long dominated by heads into the fall and with a suspended license at Wednesday about a raccoon ASSOCIATED PRESS and savings accounts men. JPMorgan Chase winter. 11:28 a.m. Thursday. that appeared to be stum- but also Citi’s massive CEO Jamie Dimon has Corbat led Citigroup NEW YORK — Citi- bling and shaking in the area credit card business. had two women as his for eight years, rebuild- Accidents group’s Jane Fraser will of Springdale Ave. Animal She’s been with Citi for second-in-command for ing the bank after it Control was notified. become the first woman years — Marianne Lake A report of a motor ve- to ever lead a Wall Street 16 years and had recent- nearly collapsed during hicle crash at 3:55 p.m. ly been tasked with lead- and Jennifer Piepszak the Great Recession and Thefts bank when she succeeds — but shows no signs of Wednesday at Harmon and CEO Michael Corbat in ing the clean up of the 2008 financial crisis. The Walnut streets; at 5:22 p.m. Loss prevention at Walmart bank’s troubled Latin stepping down. federal government had February. In a congressional Wednesday at 212 Broad on Broadway called 911 at American banking busi- to step in to buy a stake The New York bank an- hearing last year, the St.; at 5:56 p.m. Wednesday 9:55 p.m. Wednesday to re- ness. in Citi to keep it afloat, nounced the succession CEOs of the Wall Street at General Electric at 1000 port a male party smashed Fraser will be the Thursday. banks were asked wheth- and the bank had some Western Ave.; at 9:20 a.m. the camera case and put Fraser is currently first woman to lead one of the most toxic assets Thursday at Richdale at 573 er they expected to be over $2,000 in merchandise head of Citi’s global con- of Wall Street’s big six on its books of all the Chestnut St.; at 11:37 a.m. succeeded by a woman in in his backpack. The party sumer banking division, banks, a major accom- Thursday at Commercial and their roles, and no man major banks during this left prior to officer arrival. A a major part of the bank plishment in an indus- time. S Common streets. report was taken. raised his hand at the A report of a motor ve- time. Fraser will be one Corbat turned Citi into hicle hit and run crash at Well-being Check of only 32 female CEOs a much smaller and sta- 5:06 p.m. Wednesday at 61 running a company in ble entity, focusing on Brookline St.; at 9:54 a.m. A 911 caller reported the S&P 500, according its credit card business- Thursday at Eastern Avenue a man asleep behind the to Equilar. es and its international and Ocean Street wheel near Lowe’s on Broad- When Fraser does take banking franchise. It was A report of a motor vehicle way at 9:33 p.m. Wednesday. over for Corbat in Feb- able to pass the Federal crash with personal injury at Dispatched officers deter- ruary, it’s almost cer- Reserve’s “stress tests,” 1:49 a.m. Thursday at 106 mined the man was asleep tain the U.S. and global which test a bank’s resil- Timson St. and homeless. economies will still be iency, and is considered dealing with the impact a much healthier insti- Assaults SWAMPSCOTT of the coronavirus pan- tution now than it ever demic. was before the financial A report of an assault Since early this year, Accidents crisis. and battery at 5:58 p.m. banks have set aside bil- Citi declined to make Wednesday at Osmund Hotel A report of a motor vehicle lions to cover potential at 89 Liberty St. crash at 9:41 a.m. Wednes- loan losses as business- Fraser available for in- day at Aggregate Industries es and customers alike terviews. In a prepared Overdose at 30 Danvers Road. have fallen behind on statement, Fraser said, payments. With a vac- “Citi is an incredible in- A report of an overdose at stitution with a proud Breaking and Entering PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cine still months away at 4:43 p.m. Wednesday at Dol- history and a bright fu- lar Tree at 15 Joyce St. least, and the U.S. econ- A report of a motor vehi- Citigroup announced Thursday that Jane Fras- omy in a deep recession, ture. I am excited to join cle breaking and entering at er would succeed Michael Corbat as the bank’s the problems for borrow- with my colleagues in Theft 7:37 a.m. Wednesday at 89 next chief executive, making Fraser the first ers are expected only to writing the next chap- Rockland St.; at 8:07 a.m. woman to ever lead a Wall Street bank. get worse as the country A report of a robbery at Wednesday at 79 Rockland ter.” 1:43 a.m. Thursday at 145 St.; at 12:24 p.m. Wednes- Lewis St. day at 49 Greenwood Ave. Twitter to label or remove MARBLEHEAD Complaints Accidents A report of suspicious ac- tivity at 1:53 p.m. Wednes- misleading claims on vote results A bicyclist was reported- day at 109 Walker Road. A ly hit by a car at 1:13 p.m. possible scam was reported. Wednesday on Humphrey Suspicious activity was re- By Barbara Ortutay moving violating tweets Street ported at 1:55 p.m. Wednes- ASSOCIATED PRESS from world leaders, will A report of a motor ve- day on Littles Point Road. A still apply with its new- hicle crash at 2:03 p.m. caller reported a person was OAKLAND, Calif. — est rules. This means Wednesday at Spring and acting suspicious in the area. Twitter said Thursday even if a candidate posts Elm streets. A caller reported A report of suspicious ac- that starting next week it misleading claims about his son had been hit by an tivity at 2:25 p.m. Wednes- will label or remove mis- the election outcome, the unknown vehicle while riding day at 25 Cherry St. A caller leading claims that try to post would likely stay up his bike on Spring Street. reported she was being ha- undermine public confi- because Twitter deems it rassed by another person. dence in elections. in the “public interest.” Complaints Suspicious activity was re- The policy will apply to That said, the post’s vis- ported at 3:37 p.m. Wednes- tweets that attempt to A caller reported a man ibility would be reduced day at Paradise Road and undermine people’s faith and people won’t be able was digging under the Parsons Drive. A caller re- play structure at 8:09 a.m. in the electoral process to retweet it. ported a man inside a black itself, such as false claims “We will not permit Wednesday on Wyman Road. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Honda had possibly been about election rigging or our service to be abused A caller reported two teen- following her. ballot tampering, or about Twitter said Thursday that starting next week around civic processes, age girls had taken a sign A report of suspicious ac- the outcome of the vote, it will label or remove misleading claims that most importantly elec- off of a lawn at 6:35 p.m. tivity at 10:32 p.m. Wednes- Twitter said. tions,” Twitter said in a Wednesday at Ocean and day at Alltown at 525 Para- try to undermine public confidence in elec- The policy goes into blog post Thursday. “Any Harbor avenues. The call- dise Road. A caller reported tions. er thought it was a Trump/ effect Sept. 17, a few attempt to do so — both a man was acting erratically weeks before the Nov. 3 if their efforts will be turely declare victory. Pence sign. The girls had and refused to leave. He had foreign and domestic — reportedly been headed to- U.S. presidential election. enough. Twitter has had more will be met with strict been standing outside a Toy- Many Americans are ex- Facebook said last week aggressive policies than ward the beach. Police were ota Corolla. enforcement of our rules, unable to locate anyone pected to vote by mail it will restrict new political Facebook. It has banned which are applied equally matching the girls’ descrip- Theft due to the COVID-19 ads in the week before the political ads altogether and judiciously for every- tion. pandemic, which is likely election and remove posts and began labeling Pres- one.” A caller reported she A report of a larceny at to delay election results. that convey misinforma- ident Donald Trump’s Though the policy comes found her car door open. The 2:01 p.m. Wednesday at 471 Social media companies tion about COVID-19 and tweets with fact checks in weeks before the U.S. elec- center console had been Humphrey St. A caller report- have been working to voting. It will also attach May, earning his ire. tion, more than 80 percent “jostled,” but nothing was ed items were stolen from a strengthen their policies links to official results to San Francisco-based of Twitter’s users are out- taken at 7:11 a.m. Thursday boat in the harbor. to prevent misinforma- posts by candidates and Twitter said its policy of side of the U.S. and it will tion, but it’s not clear campaigns that prema- labeling, rather than re- apply globally. A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2020 BC pauses swim team activities after positive tests

CHESTNUT HILL risk of the spread of the (AP) — Boston College coronovirus. has suspended activities Baker also said Thurs- for its men’s and wom- day that he plans to sign en’s swimming and div- a second executive order ing program after some allowing indoor and out- team members tested door arcades to reopen positive for the corona- virus, the school said next week. He said gam- Thursday. ing centers have been A Boston College able to open safely in FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS spokesperson said in an neighboring states. In this Dec. 6, 1960, file photo, President Dwight Eisenhower poses with President-elect John F. email that the athletes Bars and clubs remain Kennedy at the White House in Washington, before a private conference. who tested positive are closed. in isolation. He declined VIRUS BY THE to say how many team NUMBERS members had tested pos- Massachusetts report- Letters reveal public distaste itive and whether they ed 20 newly confirmed were on the men’s or coronavirus deaths and women’s team. about 360 newly con- “We have temporarily firmed cases Thursday, paused all team activi- for booze in JFK White House pushing the state’s con- ties with the men’s and By William J. Kole tion’s newly minted 35th gate. Letters — some — and we would like to women’s swimming and firmed COVID-19 death ASSOCIATED PRESS president. “Can we risk typed, others handwritten have it presented to oth- diving program,” spokes- toll to nearly 8,960 and our national and inter- — expressed shock and er nations as a dignified, person Jason Baum said its confirmed caseload to BOSTON — It was a national security on such worry that the U.S. would respectable home, not ‘a in an email. more than 121,700. tempest in a teapot — or, potential incompetence?” lose its dignity and stand- well-stocked bar, with As of Thursday, there The seven-day weight- more accurately, a whis- Eisenhower was no tee- ing in the world. scotch, gin and vodka were 68 undergraduates key tumbler. ed average of positive totaler, but historians say “Dear Mr. President, I flowing freely.’” in isolation, including 28 Presidential transitions tests was less than 1 per- he presided over a large- think many feel humili- The letters were buried in isolation housing and cent. The true number of are always at least a little ly cocktail-free White ation and disgrace over deep in the vast White 40 recovering at home, cases is likely higher be- tricky. Case in point: Re- House. Enter Kennedy, our nation today when we House Public Opinion BC reported on its web- cause many people have searchers at the John F. who had already raised learn of our White House Mail collection, the pres- site. Fifteen students not been tested, and Kennedy Presidential Li- some eyebrows as the turned into shameful idential library said, not- have recovered from the brary and Museum have first Roman Catholic to be drunken all-night carous- ing the dispute “could virus, the school said. studies suggest people found a cache of letters elected president. al and dancing,” reads one easily have been lost to OUTDOOR DINING can be infected and not from Americans object- JFK Library archivists from Edith Fritz, of Ida- history.” EXTENDED feel sick. ing to JFK’s embrace of say the letters of pro- ho. “Dignity previously At the time, scholars Restaurants that have There were more than cocktails at White House test began arriving after engendered — gone. May say, the Kennedy admin- relied on newly created 350 people reported hos- events. newspapers reported on God have pity upon your istration played down the outdoor dining spaces pitalized Thursday be- The letters shed new Kennedy’s first official poor soul.” public’s reaction to the during the pandemic will cause of COVID-19, and insight into President event: a January 1961 re- “Our nation was found- change, noting it received be able to keep their out- about 60 in intensive Dwight D. Eisenhower’s ception honoring the new ed by men of Christian far more letters about civ- door tables open longer care units. handoff to Kennedy early president’s appointees. ideals. Let’s keep it that il rights unrest and the under an executive order The number of con- in 1961, and the striking- “For the first time, there way,” reads another from Cuban missile crisis. Gov. Charlie Baker said firmed and proba- ly different attitudes that was a bar in the State Ruby Turner, of Dunker- In a JFK Library blog he plans to sign next ble COVID-19 related people held about alcohol Dining Room, with wait- ton, Iowa. post Wednesday, archi- week. deaths at care homes at official functions. ers to stir up martinis or Another, scribbled by vists Dana Bronson and Many restaurant own- “Liquor dulls the brain pour vodka, Scotch, bour- a writer from Louisiana Stacey Chandler noted ers have been allowed rose to more than 5,860 and loosens the tongue,” bon, or champagne,” The whose name and home- that transitions from one to set up tables in their or more than 60 per- one disappointed citizen, Washington Post report- town are illegible, reads: president to another are parking lots or on the cent of all confirmed and Kenneth P. Kennedy of ed. “The White House is a na- closely watched for shifts street or sidewalk in probable deaths in Mas- Sparta, IL. — no relation What followed was a tional shrine to us — all in both style and sub- front of their establish- sachusetts attributed to to JFK — wrote to the na- sort of low-key Liquor- those who love America stance. ments to help reduce the the disease. Rhode Island primary results to be released

PROVIDENCE, R.I. Some key top of the she took office in 2017 (AP) — The votes are all ticket races were still she rebuked other law- in. They just need to be settled on election night, makers for drinking in counted and released. including U.S. Rep. Jim the Statehouse. Voters in Rhode Is- Langevin’s primary Democratic U.S. Rep. land’s state primary have showdown with fellow David Cicilline had no been waiting since Tues- Democrat Dylan Conley, day for definitive results which Langevin won. primary opponent Tues- from the runoff, includ- He’ll face former state day in his reelection bid ing key legislative seats lawmaker Robert Lancia, in Rhode Island’s 1st and mayoral contests in who won the Republican Congressional District. Central Falls, Cranston, primary, in November. Democratic U.S. Sen. Pawtucket and Warwick. In state legislative Jack Reed also sailed Election officials said races, state Rep. Moira past the primary unop- PHOTO| ASSOCIATED PRESS they needed more time to Walsh conceded defeat posed and will face Re- Lori Loughlin departs federal court in Boston with her husband, Mos- collect and tabulate mail to high school principal publican Allen Waters in ballots from drop box- Nathan Biah in a Dem- simo Giannulli, left, after a hearing in a nationwide college admissions November. es stationed around the ocratic primary in Prov- bribery scandal. state. A record number idence. Known for cham- Rhode Island’s other of Rhode Islanders voted pioning liberal causes, U.S. senator, Democrat by mail as a safe alterna- Walsh was a vocal critic Sheldon Whitehouse, tive because of the coro- of the House’s Democrat- won’t be up for reelection Few parents, coaches still navirus pandemic. ic leaders. Shortly after again until 2024. fighting charges in college scam

By Alanna Durkin PRISON TIME $850,000 to get four of his Richer The prison sentences children into the Universi- ASSOCIATED PRESS for the prominent parents ty of Southern California charged in the case have and Georgetown Univer- BOSTON — TV ac- ranged from a couple of sity as athletic recruits. tresses. A well-known weeks to nine months. Hodge has begun serv- fashion designer. Busi- Loughlin, who gained ing his sentence of nine ness leaders. Entrepre- fame for her role as the months, but his lawyers neurs. wholesome Aunt Becky in are still trying to appeal One by one, they have the sitcom “Full House,” his punishment. admitted to using their was recently ordered to WHO’S LEFT wealth to bribe and cheat serve two months behind Only three coaches and their kids’ ways into top bars and Giannulli was 11 parents are still fight- universities across the sentenced to five months ing the charges. Six coach- country, often as athletic for paying $500,000 in es and nearly 30 parents recruits for sports their bribes to get their two have already agreed to ad- children didn’t even play. daughters into the Uni- mit to the charges. The highest-profile de- versity of Southern Cali- Parents headed for tri- fendants who were left fornia. They are supposed al include William Mc- in what’s been called to report to prison Nov. 19. Glashan, who co-founded The Lynn Shelter Association seeks to rent Operation Varsity Blues A fellow actress, “Des- an investment fund with — “Full House” star Lori perate Housewives” star U2’s Bono. McGlashan is between 5,000 – 6,000 square feet of Loughlin and her fashion Felicity Huffman, served accused of paying $50,000 building/space for use as temporary shelter for designer husband, Moss- nearly two weeks in pris- to have someone correct imo Giannulli — are now on last year for paying his son’s ACT answers. approximately 25 homeless adults, allowing for heading to prison. Just $15,000 to rig her daugh- Prosecutors say he also 15 of the nearly 60 peo- ter’s entrance exam. agreed with the admis- social distancing. Need wet wall or two ple charged in the sordid The harshest punish- sions consultant at the bathrooms, some office space a plus, and scheme that rocked the ment handed down so center of the scheme, Rick U.S. educational system far has gone to Douglas Singer, to pay $250,000 parking for 2 cars (on street okay). are still fighting the Hodge, the former CEO to try to get the teen into charges. of the Pacific Invest- USC as a football recruit Where the case stands ment Management Co., but didn’t go through with Call Joe Sierra at 781-346-1977 and what happens next: who paid bribes totaling it. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Left, after running too far through the bag, Peabody’s Gami Rosario dives back to first to avoid the tag from Lynn’s JoJo Hernandez. Above, Lynn’s Gio Batista throws a pitch. Right, Lynn’s Andy Beras avoids the tag from Peabody’s Joey Sini- baldi and scores on a wild pitch.

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Lynn Main Streets Chair of the Design Committee Josh Judkins plants a Pinky Winky Hyrdangea in City Hall Square.

ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Malden resident Kathleen Dos Santos, 14, distributes hand sanitizers and COVID-19 information pamphlets to beachgoers on Monday morn- ing at Nahant Beach.

Morning sun catches a rose that Jennifer LeBlanc of Dorchester digs was freshly planted in Lynn Com- a hole for a plant in Lynn Commons mons by volunteers from Lynn as part of an effort by Lynn Main Main Streets. Streets to beautify the area.

ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Marblehead resident Bill Berriman putts on the green in his front yard on Thursday afternoon overlooking the harbor.

From left, Mark Calnan of Lynn, Colleen Murphy of Topsfield, and Ra- chel Brown of Lynn, plant roses and hydrangeas in downtown Lynn.

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Like most mornings for the past two weeks, Swampscott resident Thomas Scanlon stands at the corner of Humphrey Street and Monu- ment Avenue in Swampscott holding a Black Lives Matter sign on Wednesday.

ITEM PHOTOS | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Herbert Yu started Bonrisu to help out a friend’s small tailoring business from shuttering its doors due to the pandemic. For every mask sold, they donate a mask. A8 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2020 LOOK! National Make Your Bed Day, National Hot Cross Bun Day, Stand Up To Cancer Day

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. Wilk will lead readers into the ‘Lost Wonderland’ By Bill Brotherton and he wondered whatev- that played musical in- Solving the Mystery of the ITEM FEATURES EDITOR er happened to the amuse- struments and could spell Gorgon” (Oxford University ment park. For years he and solve math problems. Press), is still in print. A fol- SAUGUS — When sought information on Mother Berlo’s Drowning low-up to 2013’s “How the Stephen R. Wilk was Wonderland, and the more Act featured 10 kids, all Ray Gun Got Its Zap!” will an undergrad at MIT in research he did, the more excellent swimmers except also be available by year’s the ‘70s, he took the T to fascinated he became with for one who couldn’t swim end; it will be his fifth the Blue Line station in the place. Three years ago, a stroke. book. He has also written Revere one day, expecting Wilk, an optical engineer You’ll meet Chiquita, numerous short stories and to be wowed by a mix of and project manager at “The Doll Lady,” who was articles starting in 1979 amusements and a long XENON Corp. in Wilm- billed as “the Smallest when his MIT thesis based boardwalk on the beach, ington who holds a PhD Representative of Her Sex: on The Physics of Karate like the ones on the in physics and a master’s Twenty Eight Inches in was published in Scientific Jersey Shore in his native Height, Perfect in Form American magazine. Garden State. degree in engineering, decided it would be a great and Figure” and who fell in “I’ve been writing since I “I couldn’t find anything love with the park’s young was 6 or 7 years old. They there. I found myself subject for a book. “Lost Wonderland: The cornet player, leading to were abysmal stories but I shouting ‘Where’s the much intrigue. Then there’s didn’t know it at the time, beach?’,” he said during a Brief and Brilliant Life of Boston’s Million Dollar ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Annette Kellermann, the even though my teachers chat in the backyard of the “Million Dollar Mermaid,” Amusement Park” is Saugus resident Stephen R. Wilk has written pointed out all my flaws,” Fairchild Avenue home he whose attempts to swim he said, then flashed a shares with wife Jill Sil- being published by the a book about an early-1900s amusement park University of Massa- the English Channel were wry smile. “I wrote a story vester, daughter Carolyn near Revere Beach called “Lost Wonderland unsuccessful and who for Boy’s Life, which was “and lots of cats.” chusetts Press with an The Brief and Brilliant Life of Boston’s Million October release date. The controversially claimed the rejected, but since I rode Wilk had gone in search Dollar Amusement Park.” first time she went out to my bike to drop it off they of Wonderland, the largest book can be preordered on the publisher’s web- practice her swimming rou- gave me a tour of their amusement park in New village and Wild West mall is today. Many tine on Revere Beach she headquarters.” England situated on 25 site and will be available Show, an open-air circus current Revere residents in select bookstores and was arrested for indecent Wilk, a lover of sci-fi and acres of land near Revere with acts that changed aren’t aware of its history. exposure because of her “all sorts of odd things,” Beach when it opened from online retailers. weekly, a wild animal show, Wilk tells the story in tight bathing suit. You’ll grew up in South River, May 30, 1906. Instead, he Based on the wild amuse- and a Fighting the Flames lively fashion, focusing also read about the early N.J. (“Exit 9”) and his found Wonderland Grey- ment parks in Coney show with real flames and on the larger-than-life years’ blackface minstrel wife grew up in Grover’s hound Park, Wonderland Island, Wonderland had actual firemen. More than characters that created shows and “Darktown,” Mill (“Exit 10”), the town Ballroom and the Wonder- the world’s largest Shoot 100,000 people attended and provided the enter- which provided a look at where the Martians land- land subway station. the Chutes ride, which that first day of Memorial tainment. “It’s a story the antebellum slave life, ed in Orson Welles’ “War But no carnival site. had thrilled those at the Day weekend in 1906. of ambition, creativity, and how Wonderland, in its of the Worlds” radio broad- And no beach within St. Louis World’s Fair Ad Proof That summer, attendance talent,https://192.168.168.3:8443/Adbooking/?profile=ClassIT love, marriage, di- latter years, featured pos- cast. They hadn’t met un- sight. two years earlier. It had a reached two million. vorce, and betrayal … but itive, informative lectures til both were students in His interest was piqued, scenic railway, an Indian Five years later, Won- no deaths,” said Wilk. on Black history. A Black Boston, even though Wilk derland amusement park It’s a hoot to read, infor- infant was also included in discovered years later he closed for good. Today, mative and wildly enter- its scientific Baby Incubator often rode his bike past 1047739 nothingAcc.Id: remains of the taining. You’ll meet singing exhibit, a rarity at the turn her family’s house. park, Name:which sat primarilySHALEAH dogs, VALRIE bowling monkeys, of the 20th century. “I try to write the kind wherePhone: the Wonderland781-888-0057 alligator wrestlers and This is not Wilk’s first of book I’d like to read Marketplace shopping83 CAMDENPrincess Trixie, a horse book: 1999’s “Medusa: myself,” said Wilk. Address: STREET City: LYNN State:LynnfieldMA Art Guild Zooms Postcode: 01905 Class: 199 MISC. Edition: DEIinto its 57th season Start: 09-11-2020 By AnneStop: Marie Tobin09-11-2020 “I realized that the act ITEM STAFF Issues: 1 of painting has helped me to see and to appreci- LYNNFIELDUnits — It’s53.00 full ate the world around me speedOrder ahead ID: for the DILynn 84667- more than I ever real- field TFN:Art Guild (LAG).C Its ized. I now specialize in 57th season begins Thurs- TFN cycle: portraits, landscapes and day, Sept. 17 with a online still life. The light, texture LBALL pastelRep: demonstration by and forms that draw me local award-winningStatus: OK art- to landscapes and still life ist CynthiaSource: CrimminEM. are enhanced in my por- The demonstration is Paytype: B1 trait work by the gesture open to all LAG members and sparkle that light the Rate: CL via Zoom. The event will human face.” run fromCost 7-8 EXC p.m. 325.30 Crimmin’s has been “CynthiaGST: was supposed recognized by several art to haveTax: done our March0.00 COURTESY PHOTO associations. Her “Diana’s demonstration, but, of Total Charge: 325.30 Award-winning artist Cynthia Crimmin will Bath” won a prize at the course, that got canceled. Connecticut Renaissance We arePrinted delighted on: 09-04-2020 that 13:12:15host a pastel demonstration for LAG members Printed by: LBALL show, “Lady in Waiting” she agreed to do this one via Zoom on Sept. 17. was honored in a portrait comingComment: up,” said LAG show at the Copley Soci- President Beth Aaron- can have their own gal- received the prestigious ety in Boston. “After the son, adding that LAG has lery of sorts. Some of our Master Circle designation Storm,” which is shown three demonstrators lined members already have bestowed by the Inter- in the online Uart Spring up for the fall. links to their sites on national Association of Show, also won a 2017 Watercolorist Michael our website, but we have Pastel Societies. Her work Award of Excellence at Solovyev will be featured many, many members is displayed at many gal- the Pastel Painters Soci- in October via Zoom, who are not web-savvy leries, among them being ety of Cape Cod Signature while Jill Pottle will so that will be another the Copley Society of Art Show. demonstrate acrylics in added value.” in Boston, the Left Bank To join the guild, go to November. The Guild typically Gallery in Wellfleet and www.lynnfieldarts.org. Aaronson said LAG is shows many of its mem- the Massachusetts Fran- Membership is open to committed to providing bers’ artwork in libraries, cesca Anderson Gallery in artisans, photographers events and opportunities but with most of them Lexington. She has exhib- and artists, with student, for its members as well still closed to the public, ited at the International supporting and family as the public, even in the many members are un- Association of Pastel memberships available. face of the pandemic. The able to show their work. Societies (IAPS) show in Members enjoy free Guild is continuing to “We are not sure when Albuquerque in June of attendance at all demon- work on several commu- they will be opening, so 2013, and shows spon- strations as well as the nity-based initiatives. we are down to only a sored by the Connecticut ability to network and “We have no choice but couple of bank displays,” Pastel Society (2013) and share their work shows. to move forward because Aaronson said. the Concord Art Associa- For further information, we have to give good Crimmin is a signature tion (2012, 2013). visit LAG’s website or its value to our membership,” member of many art or- Crimmin said that while Lynnfield Arts Facebook she said. “We are looking ganizations including the she “started drawing page. into offering a chance Pastel Society of America, before (she) could write... for our members to have Pastel Painters Society it was not until adulthood Anne Marie Tobin can be mini-websites through of Cape Cod, and the that (she) found my own reached at atobin@item- our website, where they Copley Society. 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By Daniel Kane of the cookie space, they ITEM STAFF do a good job,” Stellato said. “My kids have all SWAMPSCOTT — been advocates. My old- With NFL rosters mak- est daughter is a baker ing their nal cutdowns and they de nitely have this past weekend, and a her approval.” new football season just Social distancing re- starting up this week, quirements will be in NFL agent and former full effect, including the professional football wearing of masks, but player Sean Stellato is Stellato hopes the day ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK plenty busy these days. can be a distraction for But it’s still important Starting pitcher Yordy Contreras and the Lynn Babe Ruth 15-year-old all-stars’ run in the COVID kids and families who to get back in the com- have missed out on Games came to an end Thursday night with a 3-0 loss to Reading. munity, give back and sports during the pan- have some fun for a good demic. cause. That’s what Sat- “A lot of kids have seen Lynn 15s fall to Reading in urday’s NFL cookie tail- their sports and other gate kickoff party at The events get canceled this Cookie Monstah on Para- summer,” Stellato said. dise Road in Swampscott “We’re trying to inspire North nal of COVID Games is all about. these kids because they’re “It’s going to be a cool going through a lot.” By Mike Alongi Christian Spates, Doran start on the mound for the and he was outstanding all event,” Stellato said. Along with running ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Benzan, Chanel Gutierrez, Lynn 15s, but he got off to night, scattering ve hits “Any time you can get Stellato Sports and rep- Tyler Maynard, William a shaky start and ended over seven innings of work. out in the community The Lynn Babe Ruth 15s resenting NFL play- Devereaux, Dariel Echa- up taking the loss. After Lynn threatened in the like this, it really puts ers around the country, had beaten Reading twice varria, TJ Walsh, Cole giving up a single to Read- third inning, but Mulvey into perspective what Stellato has also written during the newly estab- Finnigan and John Diaz. ing’s Ben Wright, Contre- notched a key strikeout our mission really is.” books, a pair of which lished “COVID Games,” Christian Burt served ras walked the next two before Brendan Falasca Everyone who enters will be available at the but the third time wasn’t as manager for the Lynn batters to load the bases. lined out to the shortstop will be given an ice cream event. the charm Thursday 15s, while Liam Dever- Next up came out elder to end the inning. cookie — one of which No Backing Down: The night. After struggling eaux, James Reiling and Jack Viera, who smacked In other Lynn Babe Stellato and his family Inspirational Story of the offensively, the Lynn 15s Dayshon Anderson served a two-run single to give Ruth news, the North Fi- highly vouch for — with 1994 Salem High School fell to Reading 3-0 in the as coaches. Reading a 2-0 lead. nal Game for the Lynn 13s a snow cone maker also Football Team tells the North nal. With the loss, “It was a privilege to Lynn made good contact — the only Lynn team left making some sweets. story of a Witches team the Lynn 15s are eliminat- coach these young men,” throughout the night but in the “COVID Games” — The event, from 12 p.m. that banded together un- ed from the event. said Burt. “They did ev- the hits kept nding the against Newton in Newton to 4 p.m., will also fea- der coach Ken Perrone The Lynn 15s were made erything we asked them to Reading defenders, who has been postponed to Fri- ture raf es provided by while a teachers’ strike up of Brady Bullock, Yordy do, they fought and played were making plays all day night (8). The winner the Patriots, Celtics and jeopardized the season. Contreras, Denielle Ortiz, hard. With the loss, it is over the eld. of that game will host the Red Sox. Brendan Falasca, Knico what it is.” Ryan Mulvey started on state championship game “The Cookie Monstah, STELLATO, B2 Ramirez, Shea Palmer, Contreras earned the the mound for Reading Sunday. they’re like the Patriots QB position in spotlight for Pats-Dolphins season opener By Kyle Hightower Dolphins groom Tagov- ASSOCIATED PRESS ailoa, who is working his way back from the hip FOXBOROUGH — injury that limited him Bill Belichick and Brian to just nine games in his Flores have built their nal collegiate season at NFL coaching reputa- Alabama. tions on the defensive Still, Fitzpatrick ac- side of the ball. knowledged that “it But it’s what will hap- means a ton” to be the pen offensively for both Week 1 starter. teams that will be in the “It’s not something spotlight as the Patriots that I take for granted,” and Dolphins open the he said. “I’ve kind of gone 2020 season. back and forth and been New England’s offense the guy and not been the is expected to look differ- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS guy. I know how dif cult ent with Cam Newton at it is to earn something Boston Bruins head coach Bruce Cassidy, rear, watches during the third period of an NHL hockey the helm following Tom like this. ... It’s the rea- Stanley Cup playoff game against the Tampa Bay Lightning in Toronto last month. Brady’s exit in free agen- son I still play.” cy. Miami is turning to All things considered, veteran coordinator and It’s not a bad consolation coach Chan Gailey to re- for Miami. The 37-year- Bruins’ Bruce Cassidy wins vitalize its attack with old Fitzpatrick is 55-83-1 top draft pick Tua Ta- as a starter, but he was govailoa waiting in the the Dolphins’ most valu- wings behind veteran able player last year. Ryan Fitzpatrick. NHL coach of the year honors Flores said he isn’t con- Newton hasn’t tried to cerned about if or when hide his giddiness since By Stephen Whyno “Just want to watch the in their support of Rask him better at this job. he’ll have to make a deci- of cially being selected ASSOCIATED PRESS game and A) be enter- and he said the Lightning That was evidenced by sion between Fitzpatrick as the starter at the end tained and B) steal some “deserved to win” because and Tagovailoa. him taking over mid-2016- of training camp. After Bruce Cassidy’s wife ideas from either side and they got to their style of “I think it could happen and kids enjoyed his NHL 17 season for Claude Ju- nine seasons in Carolina, then watch the coaches game faster than the Bru- at any position. It’s foot- coach of the year honors lien and taking the Bruins including two nal years a little bit,” Cassidy said. ins. Watching this series ball. Guys get injured. more than he did. to the playoffs that season disrupted by injuries, he “They’re two excellent might help solve the mys- Things happen,” Flores Cassidy went back to and the past three. He said joining the Patri- guys, Coop and Barry, that tery of how that happened. said. “So the entire team coaching. coached Boston to Game ots is “a match made in you can learn from every or the guys who are on More than a week since “When you get two re- 7 of the Stanley Cup Final heaven.” the active roster have to his Boston Bruins were day.” ally good teams where last year. “Excitement level is on be ready to go and Tua is eliminated from the play- Cassidy’s Bruins lost to there’s not a lot to pick Cassidy won his rst 1,000 (percent),” New- part of that.” offs, Cassidy spent time Cooper’s Lightning in ve from, that’s usually the ton said. “I’ve been away Jack Adams for leading the MAKING HISTORY Wednesday after learn- games last round and in difference,” Cassidy said. from football really for a Bruins to the Presidents’ Newton will become ing he won the Jack Ad- the 2018 playoffs, when “That’s why I watch that: full year — 16 games. ... Trophy as the league’st the rst Black player in ams Award watching the Tampa Bay lost to Trotz’s to see who does and then So I haven’t really had best regular-season team. Patriots history to be the Tampa Bay Lightning Washington Capitals. This how do they do that.” this whole process for a They were six points Week 1 starter at quar- and New York Islanders year, Boston didn’t have Cassidy has already long time now.” ahead of the next-clos- terback. Jacoby Brissett play Game 2 of the East- Vezina trophy nalist learned a lot in his second That doesn’t mean he’ll est team in the standings became the rst Black ern Conference nal. As goaltender Tuukka Rask NHL head coaching stint be nervous though. when the season came to a player to start for New much as he’d like to still after he abruptly opted more than a decade after “I don’t get butter ies. England in 2016, when be competing for the Stan- out in the middle of the  aming out with Washing- halt in March. I give them,” Newton he started Week 2 while ley Cup, Cassidy keeps rst round for family rea- ton. He jokes that meeting Philadelphia’s Alain Vi- said with a smile. his eyes on coaches Barry sons and thrust backup his wife, Julie, there was gneault was a close sec- Fitzpatrick will start Tom Brady was serving Trotz and Jon Cooper hop- Jaroslav Halak into the the best thing that came ond and Columbus’ John for the Dolphins on Sun- his four-game “De ate- ing to pick up a thing or starting role. out of coaching the Capi- Tortorella a more distant day. But even he has gate” suspension. two that could help next But Cassidy and the tals but also says being 17 third in the voting, which described himself as a PATS, B2 year and beyond. organization were vocal years older should make is done by broadcasters. “placeholder” while the B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2020

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Sept. 11 becomes the first Russian woman to 1886 — The Mayflower defends the win the U.S. Open when she defeats America’s Cup by beating Britain’s countrywoman Elena Dementieva, Galatea in two straight heats. 6-3, 7-5. 1926 — The United States captures 2005 — Drew Bledsoe becomes the the Davis Cup for the seventh 10th player in NFL history to throw straight year as it beats France 4-1. for 40,000 yards in a career, leading 1935 — Helen Hull Jacobs wins the Dallas to a 28-24 win over San Diego U.S. Lawn Tennis Association cham- in his debut with the team. pionships for the fourth straight year. 2005 — Roger Federer defends his 1937 — Don Budge beats Gottfried U.S. Open singles title by beating von Cramm in five sets to win his 35-year-old Andre Agassi, 6-3, 2-6, first U.S. Open men’s singles title. 7-6 (1), 6-1. 1976 — In the third race at Latonia, 2008 — Joan Higgins becomes the jockey John Oldham and his wife, Suzanne Picou, became the first hus- oldest winner in U.S. Women’s band and wife riding team to com- Mid-Amateur history at age 52. Hig- pete in a parimutuel race. Oldham gins beats Lynn Simmons 1-up at finished second aboard Harvey’s Barton Hills Country Club in Ann Hope and Picou rode My Girl Carla to Arbor, Mich. to break the age mark of an 11th-place finish. 48 set by Carol Semple Thompson in 1977 — In the last U.S. Open match 1997. played at the West Side Tennis Club 2010 — Wladimir Klitschko, the IBF in Forest Hills, N.Y., Guillermo Vilas and WBO heavyweight champion, beats Jimmy Connors, 2-6, 6-3, 7-6, stops former titleholder Samuel 6-0, for the men’s singles title Peter in the 10th round, an emphatic 1982 — Chris Evert wins her sixth victory that came after getting U.S. Open singles title, defeating knocked down three times and Hana Mandlikova, 6-3, 6-1. squeaking by Peter in their first 1982 — In a 23-16 loss to Illinois, meeting nearly five years ago. Rolf Mojsiejunko of Michigan State 2010 — James Madison, a top team kicks a 61-yard field goal in his first in the Football Championship Subdi- collegiate attempt. vision, beats No. 13 Virginia Tech 1983 — Jimmy Connors wins his 21-16. The last time Virginia Tech second consecutive and fifth overall lost to a I-AA team was 1985, when singles title at the US Open, beating Richmond beat the Hokies 24-14 at Ivan Lendl, 6-3, 6-7, 7-5, 6-0. Lane Stadium. 1985 — Pete Rose of the Cincinnati Reds becomes the all-time hit leader 2010 — Kim Clijsters wins a second with his 4,192nd hit, breaking Ty consecutive U.S. Open championship Cobb’s record. Rose lines a 2-1 pitch and third overall, easily beating Vera off San Diego pitcher Eric Show to Zvonareva 6-2, 6-1 in a final that left-center field for a single in the lasts exactly one hour. PHOTO| ASSOCIATED PRESS first inning. It’s the 57th anniversary 2010 — The Penn State women’s of Ty Cobb’s last game in the majors. volleyball team has its record winning Kansas City Chiefs running back Darrel Williams (right) tries to get past Houston Texans safety 1988 — Mats Wilander wins the lon- streak ends at 109 matches with a gest men’s final in U.S. Open history, 28-26, 25-12, 25-18 loss to Stanford A.J. Moore Jr. (left) in the first half of the NFL season opener Thursday night in Kansas City, Mo. edging Ivan Lendl, 6-4, 4-6, 6-3, 5-7, in a tournament at Florida. Penn 6-4. State’s streak is the second-longest 1993 — Steffi Graf wins her third in Division I team sports, behind the U.S. Open singles title with a 6-3, 137 straight wins by the Miami 6-3 win over Helena Sukova. men’s tennis program from 1957- Sean Stellato hosting NFL 1994 — Andre Agassi wins the U.S. 1964. Open with a three-set victory over 2011 — Sam Stosur beats Serena Michael Stich and becomes the first Williams, pulling off a 6-2, 6-3 upset unseeded player to beat five seeded in the U.S. Open for her first Grand players in a Grand Slam and the first Slam title. Stosur is the first Austra- unseeded champion since Fred tailgate party in Swampscott lian woman to win a major champion- Stolle in 1966. ship since Evonne Goolagong Cawley 1999 — Serena Williams captures at Wimbledon in 1980. causes that mean a lot to tically.” learning disability or not, the U.S. Open women’s singles title STELLATO by defeating top-seeded Martina 2011 — Carolina’s Cam Newton From B1 Stellato, literacy and the Growing up, Stellato knowledge is power and Hingis, 6-3, 7-6. becomes the first rookie to throw for Juvenile Arthritis Foun- himself struggled with a it’s important to find relat- more than 400 yards in his NFL 2001 — Sports come to a standstill Football Magic, a chil- dation for Children. learning disability. in the wake of terrorist attacks in opener in a 28-21 loss to Arizona. able books.” New York and Washington, with major Newton, the No. 1 draft pick playing dren’s book, tells the story “We’re really excited,” “As a kid, I felt like it Families planning on league baseball postponing a full on the same field where he led of a football player named Stellato said. “Anytime was hard to relate to a visiting can preregister schedule of regular-season games Auburn to the BCS championship in Buddy, with the backdrop you can raise awareness lot of books, plus I had a for the event and have for the first time since D-Day in January, completes 24 of 37 passes for Juvenile Arthritis it’s learning disability. I real- 1944. for 422 yards and two touchdowns of a magical Salem that books ready for them at important. My daughter ly didn’t get into reading 2004 — Svetlana Kuznetsova with one interception. Stellato says is not only re- a number of places in- latable for kids but brings was diagnosed and thank- until high school and prep cluding Stellato’s website back nostalgia for parents. fully went into remission. school. I’ve been fortunate seanstellato.com, email TV/RADIO “We’ll have the books It should be a real impact- to write a series of books out and we’re encouraging ful day.” and been able to work on [email protected] or Auto racing even call The Cookie Mon- 7 p.m...... Xfinity: Go Bowling 250...... NBCSN kids to read, enjoy the ice “In terms of autoimmune them with my daughter. A Baseball cream and really just talk diseases, it’s great to be second one is dropping at stah in Swampscott at 5 p.m...... Philadelphia at Miami...... 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American League National League East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Tampa Bay 28 15 .651 _ Atlanta 25 18 .581 _ Toronto 24 19 .558 4 Philadelphia 21 18 .538 2 New York 22 21 .512 6 Miami 19 19 .500 3½ Baltimore 20 22 .476 7½ New York 20 24 .455 5½ Boston 15 29 .341 13½ Washington 16 25 .390 8 Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Chicago 27 16 .628 _ Chicago 25 19 .568 _ Cleveland 26 17 .605 1 St. Louis 19 17 .528 2 Minnesota 27 18 .600 1 Milwaukee 19 22 .463 4½ Detroit 19 23 .452 7½ Cincinnati 19 24 .442 5½ Kansas City 16 28 .364 11½ Pittsburgh 14 27 .341 9½ West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Oakland 27 15 .643 _ Los Angeles 32 12 .727 _ Houston 22 23 .489 6½ San Diego 28 17 .622 4½ Seattle 19 24 .442 8½ San Francisco 23 21 .523 9 Los Angeles 17 27 .386 11 Colorado 20 23 .465 11½ Texas 15 27 .357 12 Arizona 15 29 .341 17 Thursday’s Games p.m. St. Louis 12, Detroit 2, 7 innings, 1st game Detroit (TBD) at Chicago White Sox (Giolito 4-2), Oakland 3, Houston 1 8:10 p.m. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS L.A. Angels at Texas, 4:05 p.m. L.A. Angels (Canning 0-3) at Colorado (Márquez Detroit at St. Louis, 5:40 p.m., 2nd game 2-5), 8:40 p.m. Cam Newton will become the first Black player in Patriots history to be the Week 1 starter at Kansas City at Cleveland, 6:10 p.m. Seattle (Kikuchi 2-2) at Arizona (TBD), 9:40 p.m. quarterback. Boston at Tampa Bay, 6:40 p.m. Saturday’s Games Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. Friday’s Games Oakland at Texas, 5:05 p.m., 1st game N.Y. Mets (deGrom 3-1) at Toronto (Anderson N.Y. Mets at Toronto, 6:37 p.m. 0-0), 6:37 p.m. Boston at Tampa Bay, 6:40 p.m. Boston (Triggs 0-2) at Tampa Bay (Snell 3-1), QB position in spotlight for 6:40 p.m. Pittsburgh at Kansas City, 7:05 p.m. Baltimore (TBD) at N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 1-2), Detroit at Chicago White Sox, 7:10 p.m. 7:05 p.m. Cleveland at Minnesota, 8:07 p.m. Oakland (TBD) at Texas (Lyles 1-4), 8:05 p.m. Houston at L.A. Dodgers, 8:07 p.m. Pittsburgh (Brault 0-2) at Kansas City (Bubic L.A. Angels at Colorado, 8:10 p.m. 0-5), 8:05 p.m. Seattle at Arizona, 8:10 p.m. Dolphins-Patriots season opener Cleveland (Bieber 7-0) at Minnesota (TBD), 8:10 Oakland at Texas, 8:35 p.m., 2nd game PATS Andrews spent the 2019 “They’ve been talking apparent with the out- NBA PLAYOFFS From B1 season on injured reserve trash the four years I’ve pouring of sympathy when after being diagnosed with been there,” Van Noy said, his mother died two weeks Wednesday, Sept. 9 Saturday, Sept. 12 “It’s a big deal. It’s re- blood clots in his lungs. It “so I’m excited to see if we ago. Toronto 125, Boston 122, 2OT, Houston vs. L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m. ally a big deal,” Newton was a shock to the system both can back it up.” “There were a lot of peo- Series tied 3-3 Sunday, Sept. 13 said. “I understand who I for a player who had been Van Noy, Roberts and ple that reached out,” he L.A. Clippers 96, Denver 85, Clippers x-L.A. Clippers vs. Denver, TBD one of New England’s most Flores all won Super Bowl said. “I’ve been feeling a lead series 3-1 am, I understand being an Monday, Sept. 14 African-American in this durable offensive linemen rings with the Patriots, an lot of love lately in that Thursday, Sept. 10 x-Houston vs. L.A. Lakers, TBD time we have to be stron- since joining the team as achievement that stands regard — just people that L.A. Lakers vs. Houston, 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 15 ger and sticking with each an undrafted free agent in out on a Miami team that want to let me know that x-Denver vs. L.A. Clippers, TBD 2015. Friday, Sept. 11 other more than ever now. hasn’t won a playoff game they care about me, and Denver vs. L.A. Clippers, 6:30 p.m. Now cleared to play, An- since 2000. Wednesday, Sept. 16 Yet this is a great feat to they’re thinking about me Boston vs. Toronto, 9 p.m. x-Houston vs. L.A. Lakers, TBD drews said he is feeling Van Noy said Flores has achieve but at the end of and my family.” gratitude and excitement the Dolphins pointed in Flores said the embrace the day we have to make to be back. the right direction. NHL PLAYOFFS of Fitzpatrick is emblem- sure we’re using our plat- “I just get chills thinking “I know what winning form for positive reasons, about it,” he said. looks like,” Van Noy said. atic of the level of respect CONFERENCE FINALS Sunday, September 13 and that’s what I want to the team has for him. at Edmonton, Alberta RELOCATED “I respect Flo a lot. He’s Tampa Bay at N.Y. Islanders, 3 p.m. do.” “Fitz embodies every- Wednesday, September 9 Three of the Dolphins’ doing a really, really good Monday, September 14 ANDREWS RETURNS eight captains are new- job. We’re not taking any thing we’re looking for in a Tampa Bay 2, N.Y. Islanders 1, Tampa Dallas at Vegas, 8 p.m. Bay leads series 2 - 0 Patriots center David comers who came from shortcuts.” Dolphin,” Flores said. “He Thursday, September 10 Tuesday, September 15 Andrews may be one of the the Patriots: center Ted SUPPORT FOR FITZ loves to play. He’s competi- x-N.Y. Islanders at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. Vegas at Dallas, 8 p.m. most enthusiastic players Karras, linebacker Elan- Fitzpatrick, who begins tive. You can feel his ener- Friday, September 11 Wednesday, September 16 on the field Sunday. That’s don Roberts and lineback- his 16th NFL season Sun- gy on the field in practice Tampa Bay at N.Y. Islanders, 8 p.m. x-Vegas at Dallas, 8 p.m. because it’s been more er Kyle Van Noy. They’re day, has made a lot of con- and games. And he’s got Saturday, September 12 Thursday, September 17 than a year since he suited looking forward to facing nections while playing for leadership. Guys gravitate Vegas at Dallas, 8 p.m. x-Tampa Bay at N.Y. Islanders, 8 p.m. up for an NFL game. their former teammates. eight teams. That became to him and follow him.” FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION GOP’s slimmed-down virus bill scuttled by Senate Democrats By Andrew Taylor outcome of the election ASSOCIATED PRESS promises to have an out- size impact on what might WASHINGTON — Sen- be possible in a postelec- ate Democrats scuttled a tion lame-duck session, scaled-back GOP corona- with Democrats sure to virus rescue package on press for a better deal if Thursday as the parties Democrat Joe Biden un- argued to a standstill over PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS seats President Donald the size and scope of the Trump. President Donald Trump speaks during a news aid, likely ending hopes for Senate Minority Leader conference at the White House in Washington, coronavirus relief before Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., Thursday. the November election. predicted that Thursday’s The mostly party-line GOP defeat would prompt vote capped weeks of wrangling that gave way Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., back to election-season political PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump heads to to the negotiating table, combat and name-calling Senate Minority Leader Sen. Chuck Schumer of over a fifth relief bill that as an earlier filibuster in N.Y., left, with Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., all sides say they want but March helped make the speaks during a news conference, Wednesday $2 trillion rescue bill more Michigan amid are unable to deliver. The bipartisan spirit that pow- on Capitol Hill in Washington. generous. ered earlier aid measures “But (Thursday’s) bill is is all but gone. Roberts, R-Kan. “But it is able impasse and partisan not going to happen be- Woodward Democrats said the mea- what it is.” tit-for tat as the congres- cause it is so emaciated, so filled with poison pills, sure shortchanged too The $650 billion mea- sional session limps to so partisanly designed,” many pressing needs. Re- sure is significantlyits pre-election close. The Schumer said. publicans argued it was smaller than legislation panicked atmosphere that book fallout McConnell crafted the targeted to areas of wide- promoted by Republican drove passage of the $2 measure to permit his By Jill Colvin along just how deadly this spread agreement, but the leaders this summer. But trillion landmark CARES 52-47 vote fell well short GOP colleagues to go on ASSOCIATED PRESS virus is,” Democratic presi- that version was too big Act in March has dissi- record in favor of popular dential nominee Joe Biden of what was needed to WASHINGTON — Amid for most conservatives, so pated as the nation pow- provisions such as another said in a virtual fundraiser. overcome a filibuster. All a political crisis of his own the GOP bill was instead ers through the pandemic round of “paycheck protec- “He knew and purposefully the present Democrats op- making, President Don- stripped back to focus on with partial reopenings tion” help for smaller busi- played it down because all posed it, while conserva- ald Trump headed for the school aid, jobless benefits of businesses and schools, nesses, help for schools to he was concerned about was tive Rand Paul, R-Ky., cast support of a rally in bat- the only GOP “nay” vote. and help for small busi- though the economy lags reopen and supplemental his reelection, didn’t want to nesses. That maximized and the virus continues tleground Michigan on affect economic growth.” The Democratic vice pres- jobless benefits. He again Thursday, trying to move idential nominee, Kamala Republican support even to badly disrupt life in the blasted Democrats on Congress’ top Democrats, as it alienated Democrats, U.S. past revelations that he House Speaker Nancy Pe- Harris, was campaigning Thursday, saying they are had been determined to who say such a piecemeal It’s becoming plain that losi and Senate Democrat- in Miami and missed the still pushing a liberal wish play down the danger of approach would leave out all Congress will do before ic leader Chuck Schumer, vote. list and are willing to scut- the coronavirus last winter “It’s a sort of a dead far too many vulnerable the Nov. 3 election is pass tle provisions with wide- set the party’s theme on despite describing it in pri- the subject: “Trump lied end street, and very un- people. legislation to avert a gov- spread backing to deny vate as “deadly stuff.” fortunate,” said Sen. Pat The result was a predict- ernment shutdown. The Trump a victory. and people died.” But the virus controversy But Trump, answering followed him. Trump faced questions at the White renewed pushback from House, insisted “there was $300 in U.S. jobless aid running officials worried that his no lie” in his often-dis- rallies are growing in size missive public comments and flouting public health about the virus last Febru- guidelines intended to halt ary and March. out even as more seek help the COVID-19 spread. This He noted that he had week, the state of Nevada limited travel from China, became the first to scuttle 13 million unemployed systems to actually dis- Democrats blocked legis- where the virus apparently By Christopher his plans for rallies initial- Rugaber and Geoff people and the pace of tribute the payments. As a lation that would have ex- originated, “so, obviously, ly set for Las Vegas and Mulvihill layoffs still elevated six result, while many states tended the extra $300 pay- outwardly I said it’s a very ASSOCIATED PRESS Reno. Michigan’s Demo- serious problem. ... That months after the viral will likely issue checks for ment and provided more cratic Gov. Gretchen Whit- pandemic flattened the several weeks, the money money for schools. The doesn’t mean I’m going to WASHINGTON — The mer has also raised alarms economy. Applications for will be retroactive to early Democrats favored restor- jump up and down in the nation’s unemployment about Thursday’s event. unemployment benefitsAugust and will cover only ing the full $600-a-week air and start saying ‘people safety net is looking in- Before departing the first spiked in the week through mid-September. jobless benefit as well as are going to die, people are creasingly shaky, with White House Trump de- going to die.’ No, no, I’m not a $300-a-week federal of March 21, when they Trump’s $300-a-week more money for states, nied he had lied to the reached 3.3 million, then jobless aid program was localities and small busi- going to do that. We’re go- jobless benefit from the nation and highlighted a ing to get through this.” Trump administration more than doubled the created by an executive nesses. surge in virus cases in Eu- next week to a record 6.9 order last month after a Also Thursday, the Labor In a burst of tweets ear- running out just weeks rope to contend that the lier Thursday, Trump said million. That means that more generous version Department reported that after it began and mil- United States is faring that if his comments about anyone who began receiv- adopted by Congress ex- applications for unemploy- lions of laid-off Americans well. “I really do believe playing down the danger of ing state unemployment pired and Trump and ment aid were unchanged nearing an end to their we’re rounding the corner,” the virus were so bad, why benefits then will have to Congress failed to reach last week at 884,000, state unemployment aid. he asserted. didn’t Woodward report Most Americans who shift to an emergency fed- agreement on a new aid and the number of laid- Trump is grappling with them at the time “in an exhaust their state’s un- eral program in the com- package. off workers who applied fallout from a new book effort to save lives? Didn’t employment benefits — ing weeks. Through July, people out for aid under a separate by Washington Post jour- he have an obligation to do typically after six months Separately, a spokesman of work amid the coronavi- program for the self-em- nalist Bob Woodward. In so? No, because he knew — will transition to an for the Federal Emergen- rus pandemic were receiv- ployed and contract work- a series of interviews with they were good and proper emergency federal pro- cy Management Agency, ing $600 a week in federal ers increased. The figures Woodward, the president answers. Calm, no panic!” gram that provides an ad- which is administering aid on top of their state indicated that companies spoke frankly about the Woodward has defended ditional 13 weeks of aid. the $300-a-week feder- unemployment benefits.are still cutting an unusu- dangers posed by the virus his decision to hold off by Yet they still face a loom- al benefit, said Thursday For many recipients, the ally large number of jobs. — even as he downplayed saying he needed time to ing deadline: By year’s that the agency is pro- $600 federal check exceed- Other recent evidence them publicly — and ad- make sure Trump’s private end, nearly all the federal viding money to cover six ed their state benefits and also suggests that the job mitted he had tried to mis- comments were true. unemployment supports weeks, from the start of kept them afloat as the market’s improvement lead the public. The book, Meanwhile, Trump is will expire. Unless Con- August through the end of economy crumbled. But may be weakening after based on recorded phone resuming an aggressive gress extends those pro- this week, with no exten- Republicans in Congress solid gains through spring interviews, has refocused campaign schedule, de- grams, millions of jobless sion in sight. opposed the $600, argu- and most of summer. The attention on Trump’s han- spite growing resistance Americans could be cut Nearly all states ing that it was so high as number of people seeking dling of the virus, a subject from local leaders who off. have applied for the to discourage many of the jobless aid each week still he has tried to shift away have expressed alarm at Their struggles come $300-a-week benefit. But unemployed from looking far exceeds the number from less than two months his insistence on holding against the backdrop of only 17 have managed to for a job. who did so in any week on before Election Day. large-scale rallies during a an ailing job market with upgrade their computers On Thursday, Senate record before this year. “Donald Trump knew all pandemic. California fire that killed 3 threatens thousands of homes By Terence Chea Numerous wildfires were to escape the flames. and Brian Melley also burning in Oregon and Many homes were inciner- ASSOCIATED PRESS Washington state. ated in the hamlet of Berry Between Tuesday and Creek, with a population of OROVILLE, Calif. — A Wednesday, the North Com- 525 people. Northern California wild- plex fire near the small Dozens of evacuees gath- fire threatened thousands Northern California city of ered early Thursday at a of homes Thursday after Oroville — which had been fairgrounds in the small winds whipped it into a burning for weeks in for- city of Gridley, trembling in monster that incinerated estland and was 50 percent morning cold. Among them houses in small mountain contained — exploded to was Douglas Johnsrude, communities and killed at six times its size as winds who packed up his eight least three people. gusting to 45 mph drove a dogs and fled his home in Several other people were path of destruction through the community of Feather critically burned and about mountainous terrain and Falls on Tuesday. 2,000 structures, including parched foothills. Johnsrude, 41, said he homes and other buildings “Time and time again assumed his house trail- were damaged or destroyed we have seen how danger- er burned, which would be in the foothills of the north- ous wildfires can be. ... So I the second time he’s lost his ern Sierra Nevada, authori- ask that you please, please home in a fire. He inherited ties said. please be prepared, main- his mother’s house after her About 20,000 people were tain situational awareness death, but it was destroyed under evacuation orders or and heed the warnings,” in a 2017 fire. warnings in three counties. Butte County Sheriff Kory “The reason I haven’t re- Another fire raging along Honea pleaded. built up there is because the Oregon border de- Honea announced the I knew it was going to stroyed 150 homes near the three deaths but declined to happen again. And guess PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS community of Happy Camp provide details. California what? It happened again,” Flames shoot from a window as the Bear Fire burns through the Berry and one person was con- Highway Patrol Officer Ben he said. “Seeing the smoke Creek area of Butte County, Calif., on Wednesday. The blaze, part of the firmed dead, the Siskiyou Draper told the Bay Area and the flames and every- lightning-sparked North Complex, expanded at a critical rate of spread County Sheriff’s Office said. News Group that one per- thing else, it’s unreal. It’s as winds buffeted the region. About 400 more homes were son was found in a car and like an apocalypse or some- threatened. apparently had been trying thing.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Dealing with ex-girlfriends causes man consternation DEAR ABBY: What is better self-control. Well! acceptable after a break- Dear Abby is written by Abigail She swore at me and told up occurs? Several years Van Buren, also known as Jeanne me to lose her number. ago, I reached out to an To say the least, I was ex-girlfriend. We had dat- Phillips, and was founded by her shocked. Abby, I was as ed for six months, but she mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact gentle and appreciative broke up with me to take Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. as could be. I explained a job in another state. A that I have a problem year later, I heard Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. and I’m the only one here through mutual friends who indulges in such that she had recently foods. Was I wrong? What moved back. I didn’t call first, and others say if a being rejected because gives? I would donate or text, but I did send an guy asks, he’s a wimp and once is enough. them, but since I have a email asking how she they would refuse. As a Please don’t let those problem with sweets, I was doing and if she’d man, I feel like I’m in an two “dolls” sour you on all prefer not to have them like to talk. impossible position. No women. As you know, the in my house. She completely freaked matter what I do, half the #MeToo movement has out! She threatened to women on the planet will highlighted the impor- SWEET LOVE/HATE get a restraining order either view it as too ag- tance of consent. Asking a IN NEW JERSEY and told many of our mu- gressive or too passive. woman before you make a DEAR SWEET: You tual friends that I had Help! move is always prudent. been stalking her for a did nothing wrong; you year. From that experi- CONFOUNDED IN DEAR ABBY: I have did yourself an important ence I learned never to OREGON struggled with my weight favor. That woman is not contact an ex-girlfriend if for years. My husband only not a friend, but she they initiate the breakup. DEAR CONFOUNDED: doesn’t eat sweets, but is also someone who cares Fast-forward: I recently Welcome to reality. Accept we have a friend who in- nothing about your health ran into another ex-girl- that no matter what you sists on dropping off and well-being. She is a friend who initiated the do, you can’t please every- trays of dozens of cup- “saboteur” with a vested breakup. She told me one. If the only contact cakes, candies, cookies, interest in keeping you that for an entire year you had with that first etc. I appreciate the time, heavy. after that breakup she ex-girlfriend was ONE money and effort, but I’m I admire your determi- hoped I would call her email after her return to finally on an eating pro- nation to take a stand on and, when I didn’t, it your city, then she was gram that’s working for behalf of your eating pro- proved I had never loved either grandstanding to me. I told her (nicely) gram and your health. It her. Abby, I feel like I get attention or it was a that while I appreciate took courage, and I ap- can’t win. It’s similar to symptom of emotional in- her gesture, I can’t be plaud you for doing it. how some women say stability. As to your sec- trusted alone with such Sadly, too many people they won’t let a guy kiss ond ex, men with self-es- goodies, so please share are afraid to do what you them unless they ask teem rarely call back after them with folks who have did. BRIDGE

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Family Business Netflix Season Premiere! Silent Film’s Highest-Paid Star The French comedy about a family butcher shop turning to a new business plan when France legaliz- By Paul Hall es marijuana returns for Season 2. REMIND MAGAZINE The Duchess Born Gloria May Jose- Netflix phine Svensson on March 27, New Series! 1899, in Chicago to Adelaide Katherine Ryan will executive produce, write and star and Joseph, Gloria Swan- in her debut scripted series The Duchess, following son was an only child. But the powerful and problematic choices of a fashion- she wouldn’t stay in Chicago ably disruptive single mom living in London. Her long, as her father was in the daughter, Olive, is her greatest love so she debates a U.S. Army and the family fre- second child with her greatest enemy —Olive’s dad. quently moved. Swanson spent much of her Can two wrongs make another right? childhood in Puerto Rico and Disney Weekend never intended to enter show Freeform, 8:30 a.m. business, but at age 15, a vis- Every weekend this month, Freeform salutes the it to Essanay Studios in Chi- wonderful world of Disney with classic movie mar- cago set things in motion. athons. Today’s bill: the 2003 Freaky Friday, Glenn It was after that visit that Close’s 101 Dalmatians, Hercules, WALL-E, Finding Swanson was asked back as Nemo, Finding Dory, Toy Story 3and Bolt. an extra. She proceeded to work with a variety of talent Matching Hearts in the business, including Hallmark Channel, 6 p.m. Charlie Chaplin, for $13.50 Original Film! a week. This success would A matchmaker must find a mate for an entrepreneur lead her to leave school to who believes staying single is the key to success. work full time. Shortly there- Stars Taylor Cole, Ryan Paevey, Ashley Alexander, after, her parents separat- Donna Benedicto, Lara Gilchrist, Latonya Williams ed, and she and her mother and Milo Shandel. moved to California. Swanson’s popularity 9/11: The Final Minutes of Flight 93 swelled as she appeared in History, 8 p.m. comedies alongside Bobby On Sept. 11, 2001, one hijacked plane never Vernon. The two did multiple reached its target when United 93 crashed in rural films in the teens, including Pennsylvania. Now, for the first time, previously clas- The Danger Girl (1916) and sified streams of evidence are combined to piece The Sultan’s Wife (1917), together what really happened in a gripping min- that led to Swanson’s signing ute-by-minute account. Evidence includes Secret with Paramount Pictures. At Paramount, she often Service documents, air traffic control transmissions, found herself working with phone records, voicemails, first person testimony the legendary Cecil B. De- and a top-secret audio recording that may reveal Mille. It was DeMille who the details of Flight 93’s crucial final moments. It’s turned Swanson into a ro- the story of heroism in the face of tragedy, and it mantic lead and helped make sheds new light on the biggest mysteries of that her the most sought-after fateful flight. woman in Hollywood. Audi- Starring Ursula Andress ences longed to see her films for not only her work, but TCM, beginning at 8 p.m. also her wardrobe. She was 1928 she produced the con- for her 1929 film The Tres- theater, and penned a suc- Catch a Classic! a trendsetter and quickly be- troversial film Sadie Thomp- passer. cessful autobiography, Swan- From the moment she rose from the sea in her icon- came one of the most photo- son. While everyone pleaded Arguably her most famous son on Swanson. There, the ic bikini in the first James Bond movie Dr. No, talent- graphed women in the world. with her to make a commer- performance was as Norma actress finally confessed to ed Swiss beauty Ursula Andress has been a movie When Swanson received an cially successful film, Swan- Desmond in the 1950 release the truth of the longstanding star. She is celebrated today with a lineup of movies enormous offer from Para- son walked the edge with a of Sunset Boulevard, which rumors of an affair with Jo- that does not include that film, but does feature mount in 1927 to keep mak- film that pushed boundaries. earned her a third Acade- seph P. Kennedy. The Holly- plenty of great titles, including the 1967 Bond spoof ing films there, she decided In the end, Swanson would my Award nomination and a wood Walk of Fame honored garner a Best Actress Oscar Golden Globe win. her with two stars, one for Casino Royale, with Andress playing Vesper Lynde. to jump to the newly formed United Artists. It was the nomination at the 1929 Acad- All of this work reportedly television and one for film, Also tonight: Andress portraying the queen of a lost lure of being her own boss emy Awards and, proving earned Swanson $8 million a culmination of an amazing empire in the 1965 Hammer Studios adventure film and making the films she that Sadie Thompson wasn’t between 1918 and 1929. career in the entertainment She; and playing Aphrodite, goddess of love, in the wanted that appealed to her. a fluke, was back the follow- Beyond the movies, she was industry for silent film’s original Clash of the Titans (1981). The move paid off, as in ing year with a nomination featured on television and in highest-paid star.

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El o alrededor del 30 de septiembre de 2020, la Ciudad de Lynn, Condado de On or about September 30, 2020, the City of Lynn, County of Essex, will submit a Essex, presentará una solicitud al Departamento de Vivienda y Desarrollo Urbano request to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) for the de los Estados Unidos (HUD, por sus siglas en inglés) para la liberación de los release of Lead-Based Paint Hazard Control Grant Program and the Healthy Homes fondos del Programa de Subvenciones para el Control de Peligros de la Pintura a Production Grant Program funds for the following multi-year activities: Base de Plomo y del Programa de Subvenciones para la Producción de Hogares Saludables para las siguientes actividades, que tendrán una duración de varios LEAD-BASED PAINT HAZARD CONTROL GRANT PROGRAM and HEALTHY HOMES años: PRODUCTION GRANT PROGRAM for the purpose of establishing a comprehensive lead paint and soil abatement program for City of Lynn residents and owners of PROGRAMA DE SUBVENCIONES PARA EL CONTROL DE PELIGROS DE LA residential property. The City of Lynn is requesting the release of $9,304,184.00 PINTURA A BASE DE PLOMO y PROGRAMA DE SUBVENCIONES PARA LA in federal funds to use with a local match of $1,068,392.75 to initiate these PRODUCCIÓN DE HOGARES SALUDABLES con el propósito de establecer un programs which began on January 2, 2020 and will conclude on December 31, programa integral de pintura a base de plomo y reducción de percolación en 2024. REAL ESTATE suelos para los residentes de la Ciudad de Lynn y los propietarios de propiedades FOR SALE residenciales. La Ciudad de Lynn está solicitando la liberación de $9.304.184,00 The proposed hazard control activities to be funded under these programs is en fondos federales para utilizar con una partida local de $1.068.392,75 para categorically excluded from the National Environmental Policy Act requirements, iniciar estos programas, que comenzaron el 2 de enero de 2020 y concluirán el but are subject to compliance with some of the environmental laws and authorities Protecting your most valuable assets 31 de diciembre de 2024. listed at § 58.5 of 24 CFR Part 58. In accordance with §58.15, a tiered review can make a world of difference! process has been structured, whereby some environmental laws and authorities Las actividades propuestas de control de peligros que se financiarán en el marco have been reviewed and studied for the intended target area listed above. 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De conformidad con el artículo 58.15, se ha estructurado un established in this Tier 1 review: Floodplain Management, Coastal Barrier proceso de revisión por niveles, mediante el cual se han revisado y estudiado Resources, Air Quality, Coastal Zone Management, Endangered Species, • Professional, personalized service algunas leyes y autoridades ambientales para la zona objetivo prevista y Farmlands Protection, Noise Abatement and Control, Sole Source Aquifers, Wild • Competititve rates anteriormente mencionada. Se respetarán otras leyes y autoridades ambientales and Scenic Rivers, and Environmental Justice. In the Tiered 2 review, compliance aplicables, cuando los proyectos individuales estén listos para su revisión. with the following environmental laws and authorities will take place for proposed Call today! 781-598-4700 projects funded under the program(s) listed above: Historic Preservation, National Específicamente, se ha estudiado el área objetivo y se ha establecido el President cumplimiento de las siguientes leyes y autoridades en esta revisión de nivel 1: Flood Insurance Program requirements, Explosive & Flammable Hazards, and MAURA P. LYNCH Manejo de Planicies de Inundación, Recursos de Barrera Costera, Calidad del Wetlands Protection. Should individual aggregate projects exceed the threshold for categorical exclusion detailed at §58.35(a), an Environmental Assessment will be Aire, Manejo de Zona Costera, Especies en Peligro, Protección de Tierras de REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Labranza, Reducción y Control de Ruido, Acuíferos de Fuente Única, Ríos Salvajes completed and a separate Finding of No Significant Impact and Request for y Escénicos, y Justicia Ambiental. En la revisión de 2do Nivel, se llevará a cabo el Release of Funds published. Copies of the compliance documentation worksheets FOR SALE FOR SALE cumplimiento de las siguientes leyes y autoridades ambientales para los are available at the address below. All real estate advertising in this proyectos propuestos, financiados en el marco del programa o programas newspaper is subject to the Federal mencionados anteriormente: Conservación Histórica, requisitos del Programa An Environmental Review Record (ERR) that documents the environmental Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- determinations for these activities, and more fully describes the tiered review setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes Nacional de Seguros Contra Inundaciones, Peligros Explosivos e Inflamables, y process cited above, is on file at the Office of Economic and Community it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or Protección de Humedales. Si los proyectos agregados individuales exceden el Development, Lynn City Hall, Room 311, Lynn, MA 01901 and may be examined discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or copied Monday through Thursday (9:00 a.m.to 3:00 p.m.). If you want an honest handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, umbral de exclusión categórica detallado en la Sección 58.35(a), se completará age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, una Evaluación Ambiental y se publicará una conclusión separada de No Impacto opinion of value veteran's status, or source of income or any Significativo y una Solicitud de Liberación de Fondos. Las copias de las hojas de PUBLIC COMMENTS intention to make any such preference, limitation FREE SERVICE or discrimination. trabajo de la documentación sobre el cumplimiento están disponibles en la Zero down for veterans This newspaper will not knowingly accept any dirección que aparece a continuación. Any individual, group, or agency may submit written comments on the ERR to the 3% down for non-veterans advertising for real estate which is in violation of Office of Economic and Community Development, Lynn City Hall, Room 311, Lynn, the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings in this newspaper are available on an Un Registro de Revisión Ambiental (ERR, por sus siglas en inglés) que documenta MA 01901 All comments received by September 28, 2020 will be considered by equal opportunity basis. To complain of las determinaciones ambientales para estas actividades, y describe más the City of Lynn prior to authorizing submission of a Request for Release of Funds discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at completamente el proceso de revisión por niveles citado arriba, está en archivo and Environmental Certification to HUD. 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the en la Oficina de Desarrollo Económico y Comunitario, Ayuntamiento de Lynn, Sala hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. 311, Lynn, MA 01901 y puede ser examinado o copiado de lunes a jueves (9:00 RELEASE OF FUNDS a.m. a 3:00 p.m.). GENERAL The City of Lynn certifies to HUD that Thomas M. McGee in his official capacity as HELP WANTED RELOCATING? COMENTARIOS PÚBLICOS Mayor, consents to accept the jurisdiction of the Federal Courts if an action is brought to enforce responsibilities in relation to the environmental review process Office Administrator needed to Cualquier individuo, grupo o agencia puede presentar comentarios escritos sobre and that these responsibilities have been satisfied. HUD's approval of the provide day to day administrative el ERR a la Oficina de Desarrollo Económico y Comunitario, Ayuntamiento de certification satisfies its responsibilities under NEPA and related laws and support to Humble Care Inc, located at Lynn, Sala 311, Lynn, MA 01901; todos los comentarios recibidos antes del 28 authorities, and allows the City of Lynn to utilize federal funds and implement the 538 Chestnut St. Lynn, MA. As our de septiembre de 2020 serán considerados por la Ciudad de Lynn antes de Program. Office Administrator you will handle autorizar la presentación de una Solicitud de Liberación de Fondos y Certificación answering telephone calls, scheduling Ambiental al HUD. OBJECTIONS TO RELEASE OF FUNDS meetings, preparing reports, filing documents, maintaining company re- LIBERACIÓN DE FONDOS HUD will consider objections to its release of funds and the City of Lynn cords and customer service. Spanish certification for a period of fifteen days following either the anticipated submission speaking, a huge plus and must have La Ciudad de Lynn certifica al HUD que Thomas M. McGee, en su calidad oficial date (cited above) or HUD's actual receipt of the request (whichever is later) only if basic knowledge of computers and de alcalde, consiente a aceptar la jurisdicción de los tribunales federales si se the objections are on one of the following bases: (a) that the Certification was not social media. If interested please “Helpful tips” lleva a cabo una acción para hacer cumplir las responsabilidades en relación con executed by the Certifying Officer of the City of Lynn; (b) the City of Lynn has contact Humble Care Inc at el proceso de revisión ambiental, y que estas responsabilidades se han cumplido. omitted a step or failed to make a decision or finding required by HUD regulations 781-732-8064. for a S-M-O-O-T-H La aprobación de la certificación por parte del HUD satisface sus at 24 CFR Part 58; (c) the City of Lynn has committed funds or incurred costs not responsabilidades bajo NEPA y leyes y autoridades relacionadas, y permite a la authorized by 24 CFR Part 58 before approval of a release of funds by HUD; (d) "Wanted a part time housekeeper for trouble-free move! a couple in Lynnfield. 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TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — In a video aimed at the Israeli Prime Minister Ben- ultra-Orthodox popula- jamin Netanyahu has long tion, he attempted to ease cultivated a symbiotic rela- frustration over the lat- tionship with the country’s est, watered-down restric- ultra-Orthodox parties, dol- tions. ing out generous subsidies “You know how much I and leaving their insular care about Torah study way of life unperturbed in and prayer. These are exchange for ironclad back- things that are important ing that has helped crown to me just as they are im- him Israel’s longest serving portant to you. And with leader. that I say we need to take Now, with the coronavi- steps that prevent the rus pandemic raging and spread of morbidity,” he the Jewish High Holidays said. approaching, Netanyahu Some ultra-Orthodox finds himself caught be- politicians have pushed tween his ultra-Orthodox for a broader lockdown on partners and the need to the entire country. Gamzu drive down surging infec- has opted instead for more tion rates. This balancing pinpointed measures act could plunge the coun- aimed at hard-hit towns try into a new lockdown and neighborhoods, earn- PHOTO | ASSOCITED PRESS ahead of the holidays, ing him scorn from the ul- which begin next week. tra-Orthodox. Black smoke rises from a fire at warehouses at the seaport of Beirut, Lebanon, Thursday. A huge Netanyahu has faced a Netanyahu has said a lock- fire broke out at the Port of Beirut, triggering panic among residents traumatized by last month’s national furor over his han- down remains an option. But massive explosion that killed and injured thousands of people. dling of the coronavirus, but imposing one on all Israelis that anger is boiling over after walking back the re- among the ultra-Orthodox, strictions on the ultra-Or- or Haredim, who have used thodox could be viewed as Huge fire at Beirut port sows their political muscle to political surrender. fend off what they see as “Netanyahu has a com- discriminatory restrictions. mendable record of fold- panic after last month’s blast “The entire Haredi pub- ing magnificently but this lic won’t forget the injus- time it concerned life and tice carried out against it,” death,” wrote Yossi Vert- BEIRUT (AP) — A huge als. and corruption by an en- Najat Saliba, a professor a group of mayors from er, a political commenta- fire broke out at Beirut’s Fabrizio Carboni, region- trenched political class. specializing in atmospher- ultra-Orthodox cities and tor, in the Haaretz daily. port Thursday, raising al director for the Interna- Last month’s blast is seen ic chemistry at the Amer- towns wrote in a letter “Because of petty politics new panic among resi- tional Red Cross, tweeted as the culmination of lead- ican University of Beirut, to Netanyahu this week. Israel may experience dis- dents still struggling with that the warehouse on fire ers unable to to manage tweeted warnings for the “The decisions you made, proportionate collective the traumatic effects of is where his organization the country’s affairs or elderly and children to time after time, were made punishment.” the catastrophic explo- stores thousands of food protect its people. So far, protect themselves or even with no regard for logic or No formal decision has sion at the same site last parcels and oil, risking the authorities have been un- to leave the city if possible health benefits, and were been made yet about the month. serious disruption of hu- able to provide answers until the smoke cleared. clearly aimed at the Hare- holidays. Israelis typically Some sought safety in manitarian operations. about the explosion, and The raging fire and col- di public. We consider you hold large family gather- closed bathrooms or threw Port director Bassem there has been no account- umn of smoke was eerily the only culprit for these ings and pack synagogues, open their windows to al-Qaisi told Voice of Leb- ability for it. similar to the one that punitive measures.” especially during the im- guard against shattering anon radio that the fire For Dana Awad, a moth- preceded the devastating Israel this week im- portant fast of Yom Kippur, glass in case of another started in a warehouse er of two girls, the fire explosion. Back then, cu- posed new restrictions on settings that could send in- blast; others piled into containing barrels of cook- brought back memories of rious residents stood on some 40 cities and towns fection rates spiking. cars to flee the capital. No ing oil and later spread to the tremor that shook her balconies or behind win- with worrying outbreaks, Officials have floated the injuries were reported. where tires were piled. He Beirut neighborhood be- dows in offices and homes which include nighttime idea of a nationwide lock- Dark smoke and the added it was too early to fore the explosion. to photograph the fire, curfews, strict limits on down, as they did during smell of toxic fumes en- say if it began as “the re- “We opened all windows compounding the injuries public gatherings and the the Passover holiday in veloped Beirut in the eve- sult of heat or some other and are in the corridor from flying glass when shuttering of schools. The April. This could have ning as army helicopters mistake.” right now,” Awad said as the gigantic fireball mush- restrictions mostly affect limited economic fallout circled and sprayed water In a sign of the ever-wid- they sought safety in a roomed across the city. ultra-Orthodox as well as because much commer- over the orange flames, ening gulf of distrust after hallway. “I am still feeling On Thursday, panicked Arab communities, which cial activity stops over the helping firefighters on the the explosion, many Leb- the earth shake. Living a residents cracked open have also been hit hard in holidays. But that would ground. anese accused politicians flashback.” windows and called or tex- recent weeks. anger many Israelis and It was unclear what of deliberately trying to Jennifer Moorehead, ted warnings to each oth- The government had health experts say a lim- caused the blaze at the destroy evidence at the Save the Children’s coun- er. Local TV stations said been expected to approve ited short-term lockdown port, which was decimat- port that led to the blast. try director in Lebanon, companies with offices near a stricter lockdown on may not be effective. ed by the Aug. 4 explosion Thursday’s fire was the said the fire will inevita- the port asked employees many of the localities, as Also unresolved is the when nearly 3,000 tons of second mysterious blaze bly bring back distressing to leave the area. Some hid called for by the country’s issue of an annual holiday ammonium nitrate blew there this week, following memories to many Leba- in bathrooms, while others coronavirus czar, Ronni pilgrimage to the tomb of a up, sending out a shock a small fire on Tuesday nese children who are still dropped what they were do- Gamzu. But after intense revered rabbi. Tens of thou- wave that killed nearly that also caused some trying to recover from last ing and rushed home. pressure by ultra-Ortho- sands of faithful descend 200 people and caused panic but was quickly ex- month’s blast. A video on social media dox politicians and the on the Ukrainian city of widespread damage. tinguished. “Children in Beirut have showed port employees scathing letter by the Uman around the Jewish The Lebanese army said Lebanon is gripped by experienced a terrible running from the fire, a Haredi mayors, Netanya- New Year for prayer and the fire started in the an unprecedented eco- shock and they need time chilling reminder of the hu suggested the compro- festivities. Gamzu has port’s duty free zone amid nomic crisis and financial to recover; today’s fire dozens of workers and mise, which some experts tried to block travel and containers of tires, oil and collapse, blamed on de- and panic will only make 10 firefighters who were believe will not help bring Ukraine closed its borders other flammable materi- cades of mismanagement things worse,” she said. killed in the blast. down infection numbers. in the lead-up to the event. CLASSIFIED

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