MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2020 Lynn eld OKs school expansion

Lynn eld resident By Anne Marie Tobin Meeting at Lynn eld Ellen Crawford ITEM STAFF High, overwhelmingly ap- spoke in favor of the proving the proposal by a proposed expansion LYNNFIELD — The vote of 386-17, well above town took another step of Huckleberry Hill the two-thirds superma- closer toward approval of and Summer Street jority threshold needed a $17 million elementary Elementary schools for the only article on the schools’ expansion project during Special Town warrant. Saturday. Meeting on Saturday. A special election will be Residents turned out in ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK droves for a Special Town EXPANSION, A3 Restaurateurs Lynn 10-year-old provides warming up some rest for homeless By Gayla Cawley for winter ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF REPORT LYNN — Ten-year-old Ani- ya Andrade has raised more Obviously, the corona- than $1,400 to provide sleep- virus is bad, but it could ing bags and backpacks to have been worse for area the homeless. restaurants. Now comes Wednesday, Aniya and her the real test. Winter. mother, Ashley Spina will Two months into the distribute 60 backpacks lled pandemic’s shutdown, with sleeping bags and socks the weather got warm to homeless people in Lynn and restaurants were and Boston, but that won’t be able to take advantage of the end of Aniya’s charitable the state’s revised proto- effort. cols and open up for out- She plans to keep raising door dining. That created funds until Jan. 1 through scenes of sidewalk cafes a gofundme page that her and dining on decks and mother set up for the fund- under festival tents. raiser. Spina said their hope But now we’re heading is to collect another $1,200, into December, and things which would be enough to are about to change. purchase another 60 sleeping Or will they? bags and backpacks for the Deck the roof local homeless community. at the Tides In less than a week’s time, Aniya had far exceeded the Lisa Deveney, adminis- ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO $500 goal that Spina set for trator of Tides, says the the gofundme page, which was construction of a roof over 10-year-old Aniya Andrade has raised more than $1,400, which she used the existing deck should to purchase 60 sleeping bags and backpacks for the homeless. ANDRADE, A3 create something of a three-season dining room. “There will be ventila- From left, tion and air  ow, but also Hildegaard Nahant heating, so that should Arnold Kiel, extend the season quite a and Ulrike bit,” Deveney said. Welsch, both For those comfortable opens of Marblehead, with indoor dining, Tides and Liz Ouadani has also installed glass COVID partitions between all of of Stoneham its booths and tables to enjoy a lunch create more secluded spac- separated by test site es for individual parties. glass walls at “Everybody kind of has Mission on By Elyse Carmosino their own area, so we feel the Bay in ITEM STAFF like we’ve made indoor Swampscott. dining pretty safe as well,” NAHANT — Nahant’s ITEM PHOTO | rst COVID-19 test site RESTAURANTS, A7 OLIVIA FALCIGNO is open this week only at St. Aquinas Church. Available to residents and employees of both Nahant and Swampscott, the site will be open for drive-through testing ahead of the Thanksgiv- ing holiday and requires no prior appointment. Swampscott’s Soolkin Nahant Town Adminis- trator Antonio Barletta said the site was paid for helps build new lives using Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Se- By Gayla Cawley Natasha Soolkin, of curity (CARES) Act fund- ITEM STAFF Swampscott, is the ing and will be staffed by executive director of workers from Cataldo SWAMPSCOTT — Natasha Soolkin immigrated to the the New American Ambulance Service. U.S. from the former Soviet Union 30 years ago, settling Center, which “I want to thank Cat- in Swampscott, and she knows how dif cult it can be for provides services aldo and the town of the immigrants and refugees she works with to adjust to to refugees and Swampscott for partner- their new home in the United States. immigrants in Lynn. ing with us to make free The regional director of the New American Center in testing available to our Lynn was a young adult when she immigrated, and while ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK residents,” Barletta said. her path may have been easier than the refugees she “With COVID-19 numbers works with, Soolkin knows there is no such thing as an TEST SITE, A3 SOOLKIN, A2 INSIDE Lynn’s Bingham teams Local Century Bank to STOP THE SPREAD. FOLLOW THE RULES. close lobbies at all with Salvation Army branch locations uting meals containing starting Monday. A2 By Gayla Cawley STAY WEAR A MASK NO MORE THAN WASH YOUR HANDS ITEM STAFF meat, vegetables and a starch at Manning Field, Opinion LYNN — Lynn resident Thank you, elected the Salvation Army’s food Alysha Bingham is team- of cials. A4 distribution site, from 1-4 ing up with the Salvation p.m. Sports FEET APART IN AN INDOOR10 GATHERING Army to distribute 100 The meals are being do- free hot meals to people in Bishop Fenwick nated through Bingham’s eld hockey wins need Tuesday afternoon. CCL cup. B1 Bingham will be distrib- BINGHAM, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 58° VOL. 141, ISSUE 292 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6 LOW 34° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2020 OBITUARIES Swampscott’s Soolkin helps build new lives Donald W. “Skipper” Martin, Jr., 61 SOOLKIN 1959 - 2020 From A1 GLOUCESTER - Donald easy immigration. W. “Skipper” Martin, Jr., 61, “I know I can relate passed away Tuesday, Novem- very closely to what peo- ber 10, 2020 at Seacoast ple are experiencing,” said Nursing and Rehabilitation Soolkin. “I was young so center in Gloucester. Born in I can only imagine what Lynn, he was the son of Don- happens when people ald W. Martin, Sr., and the late come who are older or Maryellen (Weber) Smith. come with kids they need Skipper lived most of his life to take care of and they in Beverly. He attended Bev- don’t have any means to erly High School and he liked do that, or connections or playing hockey and working support system. It takes with his hands. He enjoyed a while before you start seeing his brother perform and feeling OK, feeling like would often be seen at events you are part of the com- or downtown. He was a union munity.” roofer and chef until he fell ill. She said children have He loved his family and friends to learn a new language so and, as surly as he was, he had son on the way; and great they can understand and a good heart. He will be dear- nieces and nephews Evan, communicate with their ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ly missed by those who knew Cameron, Lauren, Everly, and classmates and teachers Natasha Soolkin sits in her Swampscott of ce. him. Max; he was predeceased by at school. Adults with chil- In addition to his father his brother Thomas Martin, his dren have to nd a way grassroots organization, where people learn about many years, if not their Donald is survived by his wife step-father William Smith, and to earn money in order Mutual Assistance Associ- history and civics to pre- whole lives, Soolkin said. Jodi Martin; two daughters his step-mother June Martin. to support their families. ation Coalition, in order to pare for the interviews,” “That’s where we’re try- Shawna Martin, Sarah Han- Service Information: Vis- And seniors, who are al- meet the large numbers of said Soolkin. “Last year, ing to get in and show peo- cock and her husband Dan; iting hours will be held for ready an isolated popu- increasingly diverse new- we helped about 200-plus ple that it’s not survival,” one step-daughter Jenelle Donald on Thursday, Decem- lation, need to adjust to comers coming to Lynn. people to (become) ready said Soolkin. “It’s life and Santoro; two sisters Ruthann ber 17th, 2020 form 11 a.m. seeing the world outside of Soolkin said the center for the interviews. We they can enjoy it and turn Martin-Rehrmann and her hus- to 12 p.m. at the Campbell the walls they were used provides case manage- have people becoming citi- their heads from what was band Jim, Kim Gnerre and her Funeral Home, 525 Cabot to in their former coun- ment, programming and zens even in these COVID the most dif cult part of husband Anthony; three nieces Street, Beverly. Relatives and tries, Soolkin said. classes, which helps immi- times.” their lives.” Reena Paradis and her hus- friends are invited to attend. “You hear people tell grants and refugees learn The New American Cen- Like many other orga- Information, directions, and band Nick, Emma Martin-Rehr- you that they had a very English, gain employ- ter provides services to nizations, the New Amer- condolences at www.camp- mann and her fiancé Chris, Tara easy path,” said Soolkin. ment, adjust to their new 500 or 600 people a year, ican Center has had to Gnerre; one nephew Matthew bellfuneral.com “There’s no easy immi- but Soolkin said the ma- environment, and work to- adjust to providing ser- Martin-Rehrmann ; cousins Ki- gration because everyone jority of refugees are com- ward becoming American vices differently during ara, Kelsey, Pam, Patty, Kathy is experiencing hardships ing to Lynn from six coun- citizens. the COVID-19 pandemic. and many others; one grand- along the way.” tries — Congo, Cameron, Soolkin said the center Established in 2002, the “The important part of Afghanistan, Eritrea, Hai- our work is our citizen- was able to quickly switch New American Center, for- ti and Cuba. to offering its program- merly known as the Rus- ship service,” said Soolkin, The organization also explaining that the cen- ming and classes online, sian Community Associa- serves many immigrants, and has started to offer a tion of Massachusetts, is ter is certi ed by the U.S. said Soolkin, noting that food distribution service a multi-ethnic, multi-ser- Department of Justice to some of that effort in- and nancial support for Charlene Nancy Andrews, 79 vice site providing cul- do the immigration work, volves working with the clients. 1941 - 2020 turally appropriate and which involves helping Lynn Public Schools. people put together their linguistically accessible Often, those clients are Gayla Cawley can be LYNN - Charlene N. Andrews social service assistance to citizenship applications coming from unrest and reached at gcawley@ age 79 passed away peacefully refugees and immigrants and providing them with strife in their former coun- at the Sawtelle Hospice Family in the Lynn area. English as a Second Lan- tries or have come from itemlive.com. Follow House on November 21, 2020 The New American Cen- guage classes. situations where they her on Twitter @Gayla- surrounded by her loving fam- ter was created by the “We have different levels have been outsiders for Cawley. ily. She was born in Swamp- scott, MA on August 17, 1941 and was a lifelong resident of Lynn, MA. Charlene was the daughter of the late Charles and Alma (Goguen) Vose. Fol- lowing graduation from Lynn English High School in 1959, she worked as an operator at the telephone company, and as a waitress at several area restaurants while raising her children. Later, she worked at Analog Devices in Wilmington, MA and as an administrative Maher and her brother Charles assistant to the Dean of Enroll- (Charlot) Vose. ment at Suffolk University until The family would like to es- her retirement in 2013 where pecially thank Dr. William Boyd, she enjoyed interacting with VNA Hospice and Pallative the diverse students. Care, and the nurses at the Charlene valued time with Sawtelle Family Hospice House family and friends. She was in Reading, MA. an avid reader (especially of Service Information: In Amish & history), enjoyed adherence to the guide- summers at the beach, and lines issued by the Com- traveling. monwealth of Massachu- Charlene will be remem- setts and the CDC, we ask bered as a supportive, loving, everyone to where a mask. caring mother and grand- Friends and family are wel- mother who created a warm come to attend visitation at and welcoming home for her the Cuffe-McGinn Funeral children, grandchildren, friends Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, and family. She celebrated ev- on Wednesday, November ery milestone in our lives with a 25th from 9 a.m. until 11:00 ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO homemade meal, a beautifully a.m. Funeral Mass will be Starting Monday, Century Bank will close the lobbies of all 28 greater Boston branch locations as decorated cake and gifts. held at Holy Family Catholic a precautionary measure to protect staff and customers against the COVID-19 pandemic. Charlene is survived by her Church , Lynn, at 11 a.m. As children, Michael Andrews & an expression of sympathy, wife Carolyn of Lynn, Linda donations in Carole’s honor Andrews of Stoneham, Lisa An- may be made to Care Dimen- Century Bank to close lobbies at all drews of Amesbury, and Shawn sions, 75 Sylvan St., Danvers, Andrews & wife Heather of MA 01923. In lieu of flowers, Prosper, TX and her six grand- please send a donation in branch locations starting Monday children, whom she cherished, memory of Charlene to any Daniel, Kyle, Liam, Keelan, Jo- Pancreatic Cancer founda- By Elyse Carmosino on the corner of State and but we’ll do our best to scrambling to pull the old seph and Keira Andrews. She tion of your choice or any ITEM STAFF Market Streets in Lynn, in service clients’ needs. If plans out to make walk-up also leaves her sisters Yvonne foundation that supports Peabody Square, on Cen- someone has a loan clos- windows again.” Naimo and Janis Vose, her best United States Veterans. Starting Monday, Centu- tral Street in Salem, and ing or other transaction, When asked if employees friend Judy Delisle and numer- ry Bank will close the lob- Rantoul Street in Beverly. they can make an appoint- at any of the bank’s loca- ous beloved nieces and neph- bies of all 28 greater Bos- Despite the bank’s con- ment, so business will get tion’s had tested positive for ews. She was predeceased ton branch locations as a sistent use of masks, done, but the safety of our the virus in recent weeks, precautionary measure to by her sisters Alma Love, Irene mask guards, plexiglass bankers comes rst.” Sloane replied “sure.” protect staff and custom- partitions, daily tempera- Sixteen branches cur- “It’s very low, but we ers against the COVID-19 ture checks, and other vi- rently have drive-throughs, have (had positive cases),” pandemic. rus safety measures at all while another eight have “With the rise in cases he said. “It’s nothing like and deaths from COVID its locations, Sloane said walk-up windows, and what it was in the spring in Massachusetts, we’re the company worried that Sloane said Century Bank … but the problem is expo- now obviously returning keeping its lobbies open is in the process of pur- sure more than anything. to March and April levels would still place employ- chasing walk-up windows You have to be cautious of the pandemic,” Century ees at unnecessary risk for for all remaining locations with someone who has Bank CEO Barry Sloane contracting COVID-19. -- something he noted that been exposed because one said shortly after the an- Instead, Century Bank the company hasn’t done has to presume they could nouncement was made is now encouraging cus- since 1995. be carrying until proven Friday. “Out of caution tomers to take advan- “Almost all of our otherwise.” regarding the health of tage of the chain’s drive- branches will have some our branch staff, we are through and walk-up degree of service, whether returning to what was our windows should they need it’s through a drive-up or a walk-up window,” he said, 781-593-7700 phase one, which is when in-person assistance. 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FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Lynnfield residents gather on the football field at Lynnfield High School for Special Town Meet- ing to approve or deny a proposal to expand Huckleberry Hill and Summer Street Elementary schools at the cost of $17 million. The vote passed, 386-17. Lynnfield OKs school expansion

EXPANSION ticle has the unanimous is fiscally responsible, and doesn’t qualify for funding. From A1 support of the School Com- more importantly, it solves “We don’t qualify right mittee, Planning Board, a problem,” he said, add- now and we don’t have five held Dec. 8 to determine Finance Committee and ing that the additional tax to seven years,” he said. the final fate of the project Select Board. burden amounts to $17 a “Every issue brought before with voters being asked to “These are needs, not month or 57 cents a day. our building committee was approve a debt exclusion. wants,” he said. “The cost “Our schools are bursting based on costs and we will “I am so proud of Lyn- will never be less expen- at the seams and we have continue to look at costs,” nfield right now. I am so sive than it is today. This had three years of careful, adding that residents fac- happy that they priori- plan is absolutely needed. reflective and thoughtful ing hardship should come tized families and their “Lynnfield citizens of all analysis,” Doyle said. “This to the town for help. children and their chil- ages have supported pub- is a modest investment to Jack Adelson spoke in fa- dren’s education,” said lic education as the foun- provide continued delivery vor of the proposal, saying ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Kate DePrizio, president dation of our community’s of excellence in education. “the increase in (property) of Together We Grow, an values will far exceed any Saint Thomas Aquinas Church is being used as important values. Today This is our moral obliga- organization formed by is our generation’s turn to tion to our children.” additional taxes we pay.” a testing site in Nahant. expansion supporters. follow that proud tradition David Kulakowski said, DePrizio, who has four The project calls for the and make this happen. We as a senior citizen, he has children, the oldest a second addition of 10 classrooms ask that you vote yes.” limited income. He ques- grader, said Together We Lynn’s Bingham to the town’s two elemen- Ellen Crawford, a realtor tioned whether or not the Grow has only just begun. tary schools to accommo- on the Marjorie Youngren town had considered using “We’re not done yet,” date what is projected to team at William Raveis and the Senior Center as an al- she said. “This is just step be an unprecedented spike wife of Select Board mem- ternative and why there is one and we are still going teams with in the town’s elementary ber Phil Crawford, also no state or federal funding. to keep up the effort. All school enrollment by the urged attendees to vote yes. “Where’s Brad Jones?” he Lynnfield children will year 2024-2025. “Lynnfield is one of the asked. “What about looking benefit from this. We are The project also calls top-ranked schools in the for partners and has any- proud that Lynnfield real- Salvation Army for other improvements, Commonwealth. That is one looked into partnering ly spoke loudly today with including additional park- an accomplishment we can with Our Lady of Assump- a resounding yes.” BINGHAM to help others based on ing and improved traffic all be proud of. Lynnfield tion if they have extra “I thought the merits of From A1 her own experience. She flow; upgrades to athletic continues to be the place to space? Playground equip- the proposal were strong credits the scholarships fields; a new playground live,” she said. “We raised ment and new fields should and it speaks incredibly charitable organization, and mentorship she re- area at Summer Street four children through the be cut. It seems like we are well about the dedication the Alysha Hill Bingham ceived with helping her School, and a full-size public schools. We now buying a Cadillac when we of the people in this com- Leadership Foundation, finish her undergraduate gymnasium at Huckleber- have three generations liv- should be buying a Chevy.” munity, to participate and which provides scholar- degree at Northeastern, ry Hill School. ing in the town. Please join Town administrator to support children and I ships and mentorship for where she also obtained Real estate taxes are ex- me in voting yes.” Rob Dolan explained that hope they do it again on first-generation collegeher master’s degree in me- pected to increase approx- School Committee mem- the wait for state fund- the 8th,” Dolan said after students. chanical engineering. imately $205 per year on ber Tim Doyle spoke on ing would be five to seven the meeting. Since the COVID-19 Bingham said it can be average over a 20-year pe- behalf of the School Build- years and that, as recently pandemic forced Bing- easy for college students riod to pay for the project. ing Committee. as two weeks ago, the town Anne Marie Tobin can ham to cancel fundraisers to give up before obtain- Select Board Chairman “I am extremely confi- was told by the state School be reached at atobin@ she would typically hold ing their college degree if Chris Barrett said the ar- dent in today’s proposal, it Building Authority it itemlive.com. during this time of year, they don’t have mentors she began thinking of to keep them going. A lot other ways she could give of teachers in the Lynn Lynn 10-year-old provides some rest for homeless back to the community. community have told her After reaching out to that they have seen many ANDRADE thinking about trying to ready doubled their $500 and backpacks, which students with full scholar- ward councilors in Lynn, From A1 raise funds to purchase goal with the posted fund- Spina will purchase with City Councilor Fred Ho- ships decide to leave those blankets for the home- raiser, she said. whatever funds are raised gan put her in touch with colleges because they be- posted last Monday. less, but opted to go with “She was just over- through the gofundme Capt. Kevin Johnson, who come homesick. “I feel proud and I’m her mother’s suggestion, whelmed all day,” said page by Jan. 1. runs the Lynn Salvation Those students don’t re- happy that we raised which was to provide them Spina, who contacted a “I feel good about it be- alize how much that deci- Army with his wife, Helen. more than our goal,” said with sleeping bags. company that helps home- cause that means more sion impacts their future From there, Bingham ran Aniya, who attends Hood Unfortunately, the less shelters across the people want to help,” said the idea of distributing at the time, Bingham said, Elementary School in COVID-19 pandemic put a country, which sells bun- noting that she makes it a Aniya in regards to inspir- hot meals past Johnson, Lynn and decided to name damper on Aniya’s initial dles at a discounted price ing other kids her age. who was more than happy point to stay in touch with her fundraiser “Sweet fundraising plans, which so people can do similar Since food pantries and to have her, she said. and provide mentorship to Dreams.” were set to include lemon- donation efforts. other similar establish- “It’s extremely import- the students who receive Spina, 34, said her ade stands and yard sales. “They gave me a discount ments tend to take care of ant because I know there’s scholarships from her daughter began think- So, Spina said she decid- for the sleeping bags,” she the homeless community a lot of people in need foundation. ing about how she could ed to put her daughter to said. “I was able to pur- right now,” said Bingham, Her foundation’s schol- help the homeless last work, by enlisting her to chase 60 sleeping bags on Thanksgiving, Spina 37. “A lot of people aren’t arship recipients will be winter. As the pair often help the family’s babysitter, and backpacks to put the and Aniya will be hand- working. Funds are low. with her on Tuesday to takes public transpor- who takes care of her son. sleeping bags in. Unfortu- ing out their bundles this I just feel so bad for fam- help hand out the free tation when they go to Through that effort, Ani- nately, (for the homeless), Wednesday, Spina said. ilies who are not able to meals, she said. spend time in Boston, they ya was able to raise $70 to- this is their livelihood “She is really overjoyed,” celebrate Thanksgiving “Because of COVID, it’s will typically see home- ward her goal, but it quick- so they carry everything said Spina. “I think it hap- because they don’t have now such trying times,” less people in their trav- ly became apparent that with them. They can put pened all so fast so she the means so I’m hoping said Bingham. “I want- els, some of whom can be a larger effort was needed their sleeping bags and was just amazed at how this helps.” ed to provide some joy to found sleeping on the un- to purchase the sleeping other resources inside the quickly she was able to Since starting her foun- families by providing free derpass. bags, which can be quite backpacks.” raise the money through dation in 2019, Bingham hot meals.” “She wanted to be able expensive, Spina said. In addition, Spina said the gofundme. Within a has been able to give out For more information to help the people we see Only three sleeping bags one of her friends was so week, I didn’t expect it to three scholarships, the about Bingham and her at the subway and we see could have been purchased inspired by their story that go that fast. We planned first of which was given foundation, visit her web- downtown when we go to with that $70, she said. he went to Walmart to pur- on getting it out by Jan. 1. to a Lynn Classical High site at https://alyshahill- Boston Common to hang “She got a little discour- chase socks, which will be The fact that we already School graduate, where binghamleadership.com/. out for the day,” said Spi- aged,” said Spina. “I didn’t included in each backpack. have 60 to hand out is a she also attended school na, adding that Aniya was want her to feel like her Aniya has even inspired Gayla Cawley can be blessing all in itself.” before moving onto North- also inspired to help out efforts weren’t going to be her peers to help, said Spi- reached at gcawley@ To donate to Aniya’s eastern University. because she saw some of what she had hoped for.” na, noting that her daugh- fundraiser, visit her go- A first-generation col- itemlive.com. Follow her family members be- Spina made the decision ter, son and Aniya’s best fundme page: https://www. lege student herself, Bing- her on Twitter @Gayla- come homeless. to start a gofundme page, friend put the bundles to- gofundme.com/f/pgxqf- ham said she was inspired Cawley. “It’s because when I go telling her daughter that gether last week. Parents sweet-dreams. places, I see people sleep- she had inspired her by of Aniya’s classmates have ing out on the street and opting to save the money been calling asking if their Gayla Cawley can be Selling a house? I feel bad for them,” Aniya she had earned, rather children can help with the reached at gcawley@ added. “I felt like if we did than spending it, which is effort next year, she said. Buying a house? this we would help peo- rare for someone at such Aniya’s friends are going itemlive.com. Follow ple.” a young age. By the next to help her with the sec- her on Twitter @Gayla- Find out what properties Initially, Aniya had been day at 3 p.m., they had al- ond batch of sleeping bags Cawley. recently sold in your area. LAW OFFICES OF Check out Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 JAMES J. CARRIGAN the Real Estate page • Social Security Disability in Saturday’s paper. • Workers Compensation Hotline • Accidents 25 years located across Spanish menu available CALL 24 HOURS A DAY from Lynn District Court 15 Johnson St. or text the word tiplynn 781-596-0100 All reports of neighborhood JAMES J. CARRIGAN activity will be investigated. and your tip to ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL Callers may remain anonymous. “tip411” (847411) www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2020 OPINION

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Nahant Town Clerk Di- making it harder for peo- If there is anything histo- Ext. 4 ry has taught us, it is that EDITORIAL ane Dunfee, Saugus Town ple to vote, we in the Mas- Sports Clerk Ellen Schena, and sachusetts Legislature in order for democracy to [email protected] Swampscott Town Clerk took action and passed a function, we need to have Susan Duplin. law in July that guaran- free and fair elections. We Ext. 5 The record-breaking teed all registered voters accomplished that here Retail and Online voter turnout this elec- in the state the right to in Massachusetts and na- Advertising Staying home tion across our district vote early and by mail. tionwide in 2020, thanks [email protected] and state could not have The impact of this new to so many Americans who ADVERTISING been possible without law was felt across the made their voices heard at Ernie Carpenter Jr. won’t kill you; your efforts. I would also Commonwealth as Secre- the ballot box and the elec- Director of Advertising like to sincerely thank tary of State Bill Galvin tion officials who helped and Business Development, ext. 1355 the election officials, poll reported that of the re- protect our democracy. [email protected] workers, postal workers, cord-breaking 3.6 million COVID-19 might Once again, thank you all Ralph Mitchell first responders, and law votes cast in the 2020 gen- for your selfless and cru- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 enforcement officers who eral election, 2.3 million cial work. [email protected] responded quickly and de- were cast by mail or at an Editorial from The Hartford Courant State Senator Brendan Eric Rondeau cisively to many pandem- early voting location. Sales Representative, ext. 1280 ic-related obstacles to en- Despite the many base- P. Crighton represents the [email protected] The fatigue is understandable. We’re tired of sure that all voters could less claims made by Pres- Third Essex District, in- cluding Lynn, Lynnfield, Patricia Whalen all this, of wearing masks and not seeing peo- safely cast their ballots. ident Trump, one thing is Sales Representative, ext. 1310 ple and weddings being canceled and is school In this historic election, very clear: the election Marblehead, Nahant, Sau- [email protected] in person or online this week? The daily reports NBC projected that over was not stolen from him. gus, and Swampscott, in 159.8 million Americans In fact, his own Depart- the Massachusetts Senate. BUSINESS OFFICE are numbing. Infections climbing. Hospitaliza- Susan J. Conti tions. More death. CLIFTON TRUMAN DANIEL Controller, ext. 1288 And with the holidays coming up, we’re ready [email protected] to be done with it. Thanksgiving won’t be the Ted Grant same online as it would be in person. How risky Publisher, ext. 1234 Transition can be messy [email protected] can one dinner be? Pretty risky, it turns out. Investigators from Marian Kinney My grandfather, Harry pa liked him so much he ext. 1212 the state Department of Public Health looked at S. Truman, initiated the offered him the presiden- [email protected] how coronavirus was spreading in Connecticut protocols for the peaceful cy. Twice. Will Kraft and found that one of the key drivers behind the transfer of presidential Eisenhower politely Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 power as we know them dramatic surge in infections, hospitalizations declined and went on to [email protected] today. He invited Presi- serve as chief of staff of and deaths are small family gatherings — cook- dent-elect Dwight D. Ei- the Army, supreme allied Paula Villacreses outs, dinners, modest celebrations. senhower to send over commander in Europe A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 [email protected] The second wave is hitting us hard and with his Cabinet and staff so and president of Columbia family gatherings facilitating the spread of the they could kick the tires, University, during which Mike Shanahan virus, those next two to three months will be an as it were — be briefed by time he and Grandpa got Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 their predecessors, attend [email protected] incredibly risky stretch due to the understand- along just fine. But when meetings, try out the office Carolina Trujillo able temptation to drop our guard for the sake Ike decided to run for chairs. president in 1952, things Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 of seeing family and friends over the holidays. [email protected] “New cabinet members took a downward turn. It’s time to rethink those plans. often have trouble taking My wife, Polly, and I are Jim Wilson Sure it’d be great seeing mom and dad, grand- over,” Grandpa wrote. “But Despite a poor person- friends with two of Presi- Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 [email protected] ma and grandpa. We are all desperate for the being briefed as they were, al relationship, Harry dent Eisenhower’s grand- and being allowed to sit S. Truman (top) made in-person companionship of the people we care daughters, Susan and Mary CIRCULATION with the members of my the transition easy for Jean, so I’m careful about about. But it’s more important to make sure cabinet and seeing what Lisa Mahmoud his successor Dwight how I one-sidedly describe mom, dad, grandma and grandpa will be around their functions were, Ei- Manager, ext. 1239 D. Eisenhower. the rift that developed be- [email protected] senhower’s people didn’t to celebrate when we have finally put the worst tween our forebears. Suf- have any trouble. It was of this pandemic behind us. That may sound supporters stormed Wash- fice to say that by the 1953 CUSTOMER SERVICE the first time in the history harsh, but it’s the reality we are facing. ington to “make sure the inauguration, they had ex- La’ Mosha Ball of the country that these Adamses kept their hair Customer Service, ext. 1276 We weren’t prepared when coronavirus ar- things had ever been done, changed barbs and insults, on straight.” although politely by today’s [email protected] rived last spring. Public officials were likening and it was the most orderly Massee McKinley, found- standards, and were no GRAPHICS COVID-19 to the flu, there wasn’t enough per- turnover in the history of ing partner of Peerage more than civil when forced sonal protective equipment to adequately pro- the White House.” Communications in Atlan- Trevor Andreozzi to appear together in pub- tect caregivers in hospitals and nursing homes Grandpa wanted Ike to ta, is a presidential descen- Designer lic. On the ride from the [email protected] be able to hit the ground dant double-whammy. He and our testing abilities were woefully deficient. White House to the Capitol, running, without suffering is the great-grand-nephew Mark Sutherland We know better now, in some ways. We’ve suc- a fate similar to his own. of William McKinley and they barely spoke. Creative Director, ext. 1330 ceeded in containing mass outbreaks in places Because Franklin Roos- great-grandson of Grover Yet the transition was, [email protected] as Grandpa said, a most like nursing homes through better infection con- evelt compartmentalized, Cleveland. He added that NEWSROOM trol strategies. Most, though not all, of us are when he died on April 12, Jackson’s supporters ulti- orderly turnover, thereby 1945, Grandpa ascended ensuring continuity and Mike Alongi smart about wearing masks. mately paid less attention Sports Editor, ext. 1228 to the presidency knowing solidarity of purpose. In But coronavirus is like water. It will find a way. to Adams and more to the [email protected] virtually nothing about president-elect himself, the telegram to Eisen- And the way it is finding now is by spreading how the White House had packing the White House hower inviting him and Elyse Carmosino among younger people who may experience only his Cabinet to the White Reporter, ext. 1264 been running things. in such numbers that [email protected] mild symptoms — or no symptoms at all. They (I once joked to David Jackson feared for his life House, Grandpa wrote: may not end up in the hospital, but they are car- Roosevelt that his grand- and ducked out the back. “I know you will agree Gayla Cawley father hadn’t told mine a with me that there ought Reporter, ext. 1236 rying it to people who are older, sicker and at James Buchanan aided [email protected] damned thing about the to be an orderly transfer of risk of ending up in the hospital or dying. and abetted the Confed- job. When I saw David the eracy before losing the the business of the execu- Cheryl Charles So drive a plate over to someone’s house and next morning and asked presidency to Abraham tive branch of the govern- News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] drop it outside. Tell stories online. Pick a time to him how he was, he said, Lincoln. Herbert Hoover ment to the new admin- all watch the same movie wherever you may be. “I’m not gonna tell you.”) considered his successor, istration, particularly in Olivia Falcigno But most of all, make this Thanksgiving about Presidential transitions FDR, to be ill-prepared view of the international Photographer, ext.1224 [email protected] next Thanksgiving. So when we can celebrate have not always been smooth and ill-equipped for the dangers and problems or polite. John and Abigail presidency and initial- that confront the country Spenser Hasak safely together, we’re all still around to savor Adams sneaked out of the ly refused to be photo- and the whole free world. Photographer, ext. 1332 that day. White House in the dead of graphed with him. I invite you, therefore, to [email protected] night, Grandpa wrote, “so More recently, Clinton meet with me in the White Thor Jourgensen he wouldn’t have to make a staffers left George W. House at your earliest Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 turnover to Thomas Jeffer- Bush’s incoming team convenience to discuss the [email protected] son, because he didn’t like with broken furniture and problem of this transition, Daniel Kane Jefferson and was jealous of trash in the halls, includ- so that it may be clear to Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 him, as well ...” ing pizza boxes. There was all the world that this na- [email protected] Adams’ son, John Quin- also the rumor, unfounded, tion is united in its strug- Steve Krause cy Adams, waged such a that some jokers removed gle for freedom and peace.” News Director, ext. 1229 vicious campaign against all of the “W” keys from [email protected] Grandpa’s favorite presi- the computer keyboards. Clifton Truman Daniel is honorary chairman of the Guthrie Scrimgeour dent, Andrew Jackson, in Despite the smooth Reporter, ext. 1222 1828 that Rachel Jackson, Truman-Eisenhower Truman Library Institute [email protected] a sensitive woman who transition, Grandpa’s re- and secretary of the Truman hated politics, died as a lationship with the presi- Scholarship Foundation. Anne Marie Tobin Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 result. Adams’ campaign dent-elect was not good. It He currently portrays his [email protected] was so ugly, said Massee started well. In fact, when grandfather onstage in the McKinley, that when Jack- Gen. Eisenhower returned one-man show, “Give ‘Em TECHNOLOGY son won, thousands of his from World War II, Grand- Hell, Harry!” Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Community Calendar Monday, Nov. 23 - Sunday, Nov. 29

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Housing Authority vir- See lynnfieldma.myrec. dios craft fair. 10-2 p.m. range collection pickups Municipal tual meeting - see town com for more information. Throughout town. by calling 978 531 0100 Friday, Nov. 27 Town Offices closed all day. Trump election challenges sound alarm among voters of color By Aaron Morrison, President-elect Joe Biden allies will undermine de- race was a factor. The two Kat Stafford and was in part powered to mocracy and disenfran- GOP board members even- Christine Fernando victory in Michigan, Wis- chise Black Americans and tually reversed their votes ASSOCIATED PRESS consin, Pennsylvania and other voters of color. and certified the results. Georgia by Black voters, Trump renewed his at- They later tried to revert to DETROIT — When long- tack on Motown voters time Detroit community many of them concentrat- their original position and advocate Frank McGhee ed in cities such as Detroit, Thursday, tweeting with- were rebuffed by state offi- watched two Republican Philadelphia and Atlanta out evidence, “Voter Fraud cials who said the certifica- canvassers vote against where he received a signifi- in Detroit is rampant, and tion could not be rescinded. certifying election results cant share of their support. has been for many years.” “I think it’s a dose of re- in the majority Black city, Since Election Day, Pres- The GOP effort in Mich- ality of the times that we he was furious. ident Donald Trump and igan came to a head Tues- are living in,” said Nicole McGhee, 58, has spent his allies have sought to ex- day, when the Wayne Small, vice chair of the De- more than two decades pose voter fraud that sim- County Board of Canvass- troit Charter Commission, working with Detroit ply does not exist in these ers initially deadlocked on who believes the vote was youth and educating them and other overwhelmingly a vote to certify election re- a “blatant attempt at voter on the electoral process. Black population centers. sults that included ballots suppression.” He said it was “outra- Such a plainly racist from Detroit, the nation’s “I do not believe that geous” to see hard-fought strategy to contest the elec- largest Black-majority city. Trump has created racism Black voter-mobilization tion could erode Black vot- Two Republican canvass- amongst people, but I do efforts threatened. ers’ trust in elections. Vot- ers tried to block the rou- think he was the safety net “I thought, these are the ing-rights advocates say tine certification, which and the vehicle for people FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ultimate executioners, if they stand ready to beat provoked an outcry from to be more active in prac- An election worker holds a ballot as vote count- you will, put in place so back any efforts to water people attending the meet- ticing their racism and ing in the general election continues at State that quietly they could take down the Black vote. But ing and civil rights leaders their prejudiced beliefs Farm Arena in Atlanta. what belongs to us,” he said. fears persist that Trump’s who questioned whether publicly,” Small said. Jury duty? No thanks say many, Trump team requests forcing trials to be delayed recount of Georgia’s By Dave Collins mal basis.” tion for trials because too “What the real question ASSOCIATED PRESS People across the coun- few people responded to boils down to are people presidential race try have similar concerns jury duty summonses. willing to show up to that HARTFORD, Conn. — amid resurgences of the The non-response rates court and sit in a jury (AP) — President Don- cent. State law allows a Jury duty notices have coronavirus, a fact that are much higher now than trial? said Bill Raftery, a ald Trump’s campaign candidate to request a re- set Nicholas Philbrook’s has derailed plans to re- they were before the pan- senior analyst with the requested a recount of count if the margin is less home on edge with worries sume jury trials in many demic, court officials say. National Center for State votes in the Georgia pres- than 0.5 percent. Republi- about him contracting the courthouses for the first Judges in New York City, Courts. “Many courts have idential race on Saturday, can Gov. Brian Kemp for- a day after state officials malized the state’s slate of coronavirus and passing it time since the pandemic Indiana, Colorado and been responsive to jurors certified results showing 16 presidential electors. on to his father-in-law, a started. Missouri declared mistri- who have said that they’re Democrat Joe Biden won The Trump campaign cancer survivor with dia- Within the past month, als recently because peo- not comfortable with com- the state, as his legal team sent a hand-delivered betes in his mid-70s who courts in Hartford, Con- ple connected to the trials ing to court and doing presses forward with at- letter to the secretary of is at higher risk of devel- jury duty and therefore necticut, San Diego and either tested positive for tacks alleging widespread state’s office requesting oping serious complica- offering deferrals simply Norfolk, Virginia, have the virus or had symp- fraud without proof. the recount in an election tions from COVID-19. because of concerns over had to delay jury selec- toms. Georgia’s results showed that has been fraught Philbrook and his wife, COVID.” Biden beating Trump by with unfounded accusa- Heather Schmidt, of Ca- Also this month, state marillo, California, have 12,670 votes out of about tions of fraud by Trump court systems in Connecti- 5 million cast, or 0.25 per- and his supporters. been trying to convince cut, New York and New court officials that he Jersey and courts in Den- should be excused from ver, Colorado, were among jury duty because her fa- those to suspend all jury ther lives with them. But trials because of rising vi- court officials told him rus rates. On Friday, fed- that is not a valid reason eral officials announced and he must appear in that about two dozen U.S. court early next month. district courts across the “My main concern is county have suspended you still have to go into a jury trials and grand jury building, you still have to proceedings because of vi- be around a set number rus outbreaks and too few of people,” said Philbrook, people showing up for jury 39, a marketing compa- duty. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ny editor. “In an enclosed Courts are under pres- space, how safe are you? The Schmidt family, from, left, Heather Schmidt, sure to resume trials be- An officer in riot gear stands between support- It just doesn’t feel like a her husband Nicholas Philbrook, son Andrew, 4, cause of the case backlogs ers of President Donald Trump and counter right time still to be doing father Raymond and daughter Ava interact in piling up during the pan- protesters outside of the Georgia State Capitol that kind of stuff on a nor- their backyard, Wednesday, in Camarillo, Calif. demic. in Atlanta on Saturday. Inequality ‘baked into’ virus testing access as cases surge By Christine On her third try, Serulneck the front of the queue. affordable.” place 10 blocks away from fair. The majority of people Fernando and and her friend called sev- While her friend who Dr. Mark Shrime said his me where I could pay 250 are in my position.” Carolyn Thompson eral testing centers before lacked insurance had to work gave him the flexibil- bucks to get a rapid test, so As numbers of infections ASSOCIATED PRESS driving for an hour to one pay $125 for the test, Se- ity to wait in line six hours the structure that we set cases climb in the United The day after Amanda with availability. rulneck’s price was only for a test in New York City up for people to be able to States and the country fac- Serulneck found out she Lines for free COVID-19 $35. The real cost came last week, but he knows keep themselves safe from es what health experts say might have been exposed tests stretch for blocks and from the two days she had not everyone can do the COVID baked into those will be a dark winter due to COVID-19, she visited hours in cities where peo- to take off from work, she same. structures is an inequity.” to the uncontrolled spread a rapid testing center in ple feel the dual strain of said. “If I’m an hourly worker, I Serulneck says it’s been of the virus, the demand New Jersey but was turned the coronavirus surge and “People are just trying can’t take off six hours just frustrating to watch people for testing becomes great- away because they ran out the approaching holidays. to get by, and they can’t be so I can get a test so I can go do rapid tests so that they er. The U.S. has had more of tests. But an increasing number taking off work for a week back to work,” said Shrime, can go to parties or travel than 12 million report- She returned at 7 a.m. of pop-up clinics promise to wait for results,” said who needed a test to avoid for the holidays. ed cases and more than the next day. After waiting visitors instant results Serulneck, who works at a 14-day quarantine after “Some people who need 255,000 deaths from the for an hour, officials said — at a cost. Some charge a spa. “People need rapid traveling from Boston. “An- rapid testing to work can’t coronavirus since the start they had run out again. $150 or more for a spot at testing to be available and other option was another afford it,” she said. “It’s not of the pandemic. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2020 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- at 18 Tarmey Lane; at 5:25 urday on Rockaway Avenue; at larly arrests, reflect police records. In p.m. Friday at 128 Gardiner St. 1:04 p.m. Saturday on Mount the event of a perceived inaccuracy, A report of a robbery at 3:27 Vernon Street; at 1:21 p.m. it is the sole responsibility of the con- p.m. Saturday at MBTA parking Saturday on Ida Road. garage at 186 Market St. cerned party to contact the relevant NAHANT police department and have the de- Vandalism partment issue a notice of correction Complaints to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- A report of vandalism at ifications will not be made without 10:03 a.m. Saturday at 1 Mar- A report of unemployment ket St.; at 6:40 p.m. Saturday express notice of change from the fraud at 11:18 a.m. Wednes- on City Hall Square. day on Highland Road; at 4:56 arresting police department. A report of motor vehicle p.m. Thursday at Bass Point vandalism at 12:07 p.m. Sat- Apartments on Sea Breeze LYNN urday at 24 Ocean St. Lane; at 3:27 p.m. Saturday at the police station on Nahant Arrests LYNNFIELD Road. Brayan Sanchez, 24, of 13350 Roosevelt Ave., Flush- Accidents Vandalism ing, NY, was arrested and A report of a motor vehicle A report of vandalism at PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS charged with operation of a crash at 5:48 p.m. Friday at 4:29 p.m. Friday on Ocean motor vehicle with a suspend- Street. A caller reported some- Saudi King Salman, top right, gives his opening remarks at a virtual G20 Donovan’s Liquor at 449 N summit hosted by Saudi Arabia and held over video conference amid the ed license at 8:22 a.m. Sun- Broadway. one threw a rock through his COVID-19 pandemic, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Saturday. day. A report of a motor vehicle car’s back window. Police re- Michael Tate, 23, of 35 hit and run crash at 7:11 p.m. ported the rock was from a Shepard St., was arrested and Saturday at 605 Walnut St. neighbor’s contractor, who was charged with nighttime break- and 1 Sparhawk Drive. stump grinding. The two parties G-20 summit opens as leaders ing and entering for a felony at decided to handle the matter 1:42 a.m. Saturday. Complaints on their own. urge united response to virus Accidents A caller reported a large PEABODY party on Bluejay Road at 5:56 meaning that the vast ma- The pandemic has had A report of a motor vehicle By Aya Batrawy p.m. Saturday. Police spoke ASSOCIATED PRESS jority of the world’s vac- a far-reaching econom- crash at 2:17 p.m. Friday at Accidents with the homeowner and ad- cine supply next year is ic impact on developing Broad and Chestnut streets; at vised him about the rules and A report of a motor vehicle DUBAI, United Arab countries and pushed mil- 4:46 p.m. Friday at 873 West- already reserved. mask wearing. crash at 10:55 a.m. Friday at Emirates — The Group U.S. President Donald lions into extreme poverty. ern Ave.; at 2 p.m. Saturday at Main and Foster streets; at of 20 summit opened on 43 Western Ave.; at 2:50 p.m. Trump highlighted what It has also plagued the MARBLEHEAD 12:58 p.m. Friday at 30 Main Saturday with appeals by the U.S. has done to re- world’s wealthiest nations, Saturday at Boston and Mari- St.; at 6:22 p.m. Friday at Gae- the world’s most power- on streets; at 6:51 p.m. Satur- sponse to the coronavirus with nine G-20 countries Accidents ta’s Shell & Citgo at 14 New- ful leaders to collectively and rebuild the economy ranking highest global- day on Market Square. bury St. chart a way forward as A report of a police motor and work on vaccines, ly for the most cases of A report of a motor vehicle the coronavirus pandemic which are expected to be- COVID-19 recorded. The vehicle crash at 9:30 a.m. hit and run crash at 4:13 p.m. Assaults overshadows this year’s Saturday at Broad and Silsbee come available soon, ac- United States tops the list, Friday on Doaks Lane; at 7:03 gathering, transforming it cording to White House followed by India, Brazil, streets. p.m. Friday on Atlantic Avenue. A report of an assault at from in-person meetings press secretary Kayleigh France, Russia, Spain, the A report of a motor vehicle A report of a motor vehicle 3:41 p.m. Friday at BMW of to a virtual gathering of McEnany. Trump, howev- U.K., Argentina and Italy, hit and run crash at 5:31 p.m. crash at 2:09 p.m. Saturday Peabody at 221 Andover St. A speeches and declarations. er, appeared not to have according to a count kept Saturday at 8 Bennett St.; at on Cornell Road. caller reported he was assault- 6:44 p.m. Saturday at 822 ed by a fellow salesman. Police The pandemic, which acknowledged that Joe by Johns Hopkins Univer- has claimed more than Western Ave.; at 6:45 p.m. Complaints advised the two parties to seek Biden won this month’s sity. Saturday at Jimmy’s Discount further charges at court. 1.37 million lives world- presidential election. Three G-20 leaders par- Liquor at 873 Western Ave.; A report of unemployment wide, has offered the G-20 “It’s been a great hon- ticipating in the summit at 10:50 p.m. Saturday at Bay fraud at 10:19 a.m. Friday on Breaking and Entering an opportunity to prove or to work with you and have been infected by the View and Hamilton avenues. Beach Street; at 10:28 a.m. how such bodies can fa- I look forward to working coronavirus this year: A report of a motor vehicle Friday on Marion Road; at 1:20 A report of an attempted cilitate international co- with you again for a long British Prime Minister crash with personal injury at p.m. Friday on Higgins Road; burglary at 4:31 p.m. Friday at operation in crises — but time,” Trump said, accord- Boris Johnson, Brazilian 8:38 p.m. Saturday at Cha- at 1:26 p.m. Friday on Drum- 16 Clement Ave. No entry was has also underscored their ing to audio obtained by President Jair Bolsonaro tham and Timson streets; at lin Road; at 2:25 p.m. Friday gained. shortcomings. The Guardian. The South and Trump. 10:19 p.m. Saturday at S on Village Street; at 2:57 p.m. “We have a duty to rise China Morning Post re- The virus shows no Common and Shepard streets. Friday on Lattimer Street; at Complaints to the challenge together ported similar comments. signs of abating as major 3:06 p.m. Friday on Tidewinds A report of unemployment during this summit and A day before the sum- cities in the U.S. and Eu- Assaults Terrace; at 4:31 p.m. Friday fraud at 8:15 a.m. Friday at give a strong message of mit, U.N. Secretary-Gen- rope bring back lockdowns on Humphrey Street; at 5:23 the police station at 6 Allens hope and reassurance,” eral Antonio Guterres said and curfews. The World A report of an assault and p.m. Friday on Dennett Road; Saudi Arabia’s King Sal- that while $10 billion has Health Organization says battery with a dangerous Lane; at 8:42 a.m. Friday at 42 at 9:02 a.m. Saturday on Ruby Downing Road; at 9:26 a.m. man said in the summit’s been invested in efforts to more cases of COVID-19 weapon at 10:03 p.m. Friday Avenue; at 9:52 a.m. Saturday Friday at 118 Goodale St.; at opening remarks. develop vaccines, diagnos- have been reported in the on Franklin Street. on Rockaway Avenue; at 12:25 1:02 p.m. Friday at 30 Dustin While G-20 countries tics and therapeutics, an- past four weeks than in A report of an assault and p.m. Saturday on Fox Run St.; at 2:23 p.m. Friday at 27 have contributed billions other $28 billion is needed the first six months of the battery at 10:03 a.m. Sunday Lane; at 2:48 p.m. Saturday Elaine Ave.; at 5:14 p.m. Friday of dollars toward develop- for mass manufacturing, pandemic. on Washington Street. on Wyman Road. at 26 Herrick Road. ing a vaccine for the virus, procurement and delivery The International La- A caller reported more than A report of suspicious ac- they have also mostly fo- of new COVID-19 vaccines bor Organization says an Breaking and Entering 50 people were out front of a tivity at 8:29 a.m. Friday at 4 cused on securing their around the world. equivalent of 225 million Washington Street establish- A report of a breaking and Perkins St. and 62 Franklin St. own vaccine supplies. Guterres called on more full-time jobs were lost in ment and were not observing entering at 12:49 a.m. Satur- A caller reported a man had a Countries such as Britain, G-20 nations to join CO- G-20 countries alone in the governor’s rules at 7:25 day at 95 Park St.; at 10:01 sledgehammer and was pos- the U.S., France and Ger- VAX, an international the third quarter of 2020. p.m. Friday. The caller reported a.m. Saturday at 32 Merrill sibly trying to rip up the road. many — all G-20 member initiative to distribute G-20 member-countries people were urinating against Ave. Police reported DPW was on states — have directly ne- COVID-19 vaccines to represent around 85 per- the walls. Police responded A report of a motor vehi- scene. gotiated deals with phar- countries worldwide. The cent of the world’s econom- and reported everyone was in cle breaking and entering at A report of a disturbance at maceutical companies to United States has declined ic output and three-quar- the dining area and there did 11:21 p.m. Saturday at 17 7:11 p.m. Friday at Extended receive billions of doses, to join under Trump. ters of international trade. not appear to be a problem. Beach Road. Stay America at 200 Jubilee A report of a vulgar sign at Drive. Hotel staff reported a Gunshots 10:09 a.m. Saturday on Shel- guest was acting erratically, don Road. A caller reported and was believed to be under Charleston weighs wall as seas A report of a gunshot at 7:47 a Trump sign has had a lewd the influence. The guest was p.m. Saturday at Waitt and message on it for three weeks reportedly digging through rise and storms strengthen Western avenues; at 1:56 a.m. and the resident refuses to trash and stealing Christmas Sunday at 79 N Common St. clean it up or take it down. Po- ornaments. Police reported the By Michelle Liu tic seaport is considering lice spoke with the homeown- guest declined medical treat- ASSOCIATED PRESS its most drastic measure Though Charleston has Overdose er who reported the sign had ment and had returned to her yet to protect the lives remained relatively un- CHARLESTON, S.C. — been vandalized a few days room for the evening. and livelihoods of resi- scathed this hurricane A report of an overdose at prior to the call and agreed to A caller reported a squirrel Vickie Hicks, who weaves dents like Hicks from the season, the city of 136,000 2:07 a.m. Saturday on Beach remove it. was running around the guest intricate sweetgrass threats of climate-driven has seen higher tides and Road. A report of a porta potty bedroom at 7:22 p.m. Friday baskets in Charleston, A report of an opiate over- knocked over at 11:33 p.m. flooding: walling off its wetter, more frequent at 10 Bourbon St. An officer South Carolina’s historic dose at 11:46 a.m. Saturday Saturday on Crestwood Road. reported the animal was a bat, peninsula from the ocean. rainstorms in recent years city market, remembers on Central Avenue; at 1:10 A caller reported a bunch of which was released. Although residents rec- with climate change. climbing onto the table at p.m. Saturday on the Lynnway. kids driving in a pickup truck ognize the need for action In 2019, the downtown her grandmother’s booth had knocked a porta potty Theft before Charleston is over- flooded a record 89 times Theft over, which went into her drive- downtown when the flood- A report of a larceny at 3:35 whelmed by the unfolding according to the National way. waters rushed by. A report of a larceny at 1:57 p.m. Friday at 15 Grandview effects of climate change, Weather Service — mostly Decades later, the sea- p.m. Friday at Abbott House Ave. A caller reported he nev- many are not certain the from high tides and wind Theft soned seller of this art Nursing Home at 28 Essex St.; er received his eBay package, wall will do enough to ad- pushing water inland. And form passed down by de- at 2:22 p.m. Friday at 2 Lafay- A report of a larceny/forg- which was marked as deliv- dress flooding woes that the city could flood up to ette Park; at 3:42 p.m. Friday ery/fraud at 12:40 p.m. Sat- ered. scendants of West African go beyond storm surges. 180 times per year by 2045 slaves still works down- Some oppose walling off according to the National town, where merchants the city from its pictur- Oceanic and Atmospheric regularly set out sand- Man arrested in deadly attack at esque waterfront that Administration. bags and scrutinize daily helps draw millions of There’s also the threat weather forecasts. Hicks visitors each year. Others each year that hurri- Nebraska Sonic restaurant says the flooding’s only fear the wall will damage cane-driven storm surge gotten worse. wetlands and wildlife, or could inundate the city’s BELLEVUE, Neb. (AP) In a news release early crews battling the truck fire “God’s taking back his that poor neighborhoods — Authorities arrested a Sunday, Lt. Andy Jashin- late Saturday. The Omaha peninsula, which is at the land,” she said. will be left out of flooding 23-year-old man in an at- ske said Bellevue police Police Department’s bomb confluence of three rivers Now, the low-lying Atlan- tack at a Nebraska fast received a call at 9:23 p.m. squad was at the scene solutions. and mostly less than 20 food restaurant in which Saturday about a possible early Sunday to check on feet (6.1 meters) above sea two people were shot and bomb in a U-Haul truck a “device,” as a precaution level. killed, two were wounded parked outside of the to make sure the area was and officers responding to restaurant in the Omaha Earlier this year, the safe, Jashinske said. Army Corps of Engineers a report of a possible bomb suburb. A minute later, the The attack came days af- unveiled a proposal for an inside a moving truck in call was updated to a possi- ter Silva was arrested out- the parking lot arrived to ble shooting, he said. side of the restaurant after eight-mile-long (12.9-ki- find the vehicle on fire. Officers who arrived allegedly using someone lometer-long) wall that Roberto Carlos Silva found the moving truck else’s Sonic app account to would surround the penin- Jr., of Omaha, was booked burning and four people buy a total of $57 worth sula and reach a height of into Sarpy County jail ear- who had been shot. Two ly Sunday on suspicion of were sent to the University of hamburgers and corn 12 feet (3.7 meters) above first-degree murder and of Nebraska Medical Cen- dogs in four separate pur- sea level. first-degree arson in Sat- ter for treatment and the chases at that location, the The barrier is reminis- urday night’s attack at a other two were declared World-Herald reported. Sil- cent of fortifications that va was released from jail on Sonic Drive-in restaurant dead at the scene, Jash- colonists built around Thursday after posting 10 in Bellevue, the Omaha inske said. The victims’ PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Charleston 350 years ago World-Herald reported. Sil- names were withheld so percent of his $1,500 bail. va was being held without that their families could be At the time of that arrest, A road closed sign tells motorist to not pass to keep out invaders, but bond Sunday before mak- told first. police seized three firearms through the flood waters at the intersection of the Corps says the new ing his initial court appear- Video tweeted by Omaha from Silva, Jashinske said Fishburne St. and Hagood Ave. as a king tide wall is designed to keep ance. TV station KETV showed Sunday. rolls into historic Charleston, S.C. Sunday. out storm surge. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Restaurateurs warming up for winter

RESTAURANTS and put heating in its out- said the mild weather the up a small grocery store customers were eating out- kis. “Mainly a lot of From A1 door deck so it can contin- region has enjoyed over — called Sin City Super- doors overlooking the river people don’t have money. ue serving patrons there the last few weekends ette — next to the popular and marina on June 8. But they’re still coming.” Deveney said. “We’ve always had out- through the winter. hasn’t hurt either. takeout spot’s Exchange Some good, some not door seating, so this was R.F. O’Sullivan’s keeps “It’s not been a normal The 9:30 curfew imposed Street location. at Capone’s things comfortable year by any stretch, but by Gov. Charlie Baker Owner Rachel Miller the first time something we’re holding our own. won’t affect much as other said the mini market’s aim terrible worked in our fa- At Capone’s in Peabody, R.F. O’Sullivan’s may We’re part of this commu- places because “we focus is to not only help offset vor,” Molle said. owner Chris Pescione says not have the benefit of out- things are so-so. nity,” said Bloom. “People on food.” sales the restaurant is los- Loyal customers keep side seating but its take- “Things are not bad but need a place to go.” Simonelli said the staff ing thanks to the corona- Continental going out service, plus some of they’re not good compared At Paradiso, tomorrow has taken diligent action virus, but to also offer af- its signature burgers and The Continental in Sau- to normal,” Pescione said. will be a better day on sanitizing, opening up fordable, vegetable-heavy meals, have kept things windows for ventilation, meals to the downtown gus might be the grand- “We are doing a good comfortable on the inside With both a tent and a using plexiglass dividers Lynn community. daddy of all restaurants takeout business and are and allowed Lynn location patio, Paradiso Ristoran- between tables. Cheap grab-and-go in this area. The Route 1 grateful to have so many to keep serving the com- te in Swampscott would “If you want to come here breakfasts, grocery sta- fixture has been in busi- loyal customers to help munity. seem to be poised to make for dinner, we have plenty ples, hygienic products, ness since 1952, and with keep us going.” “I don’t want to say it through this pandem- of space for you,” he said. and more will all be avail- its loyal customer base, Pescione said that Ca- things have been great ic, but manager Concetta able at the store starting COVID-19 hasn’t been pone’s never had a chance with all that’s going on,” Carenza says it’s a chal- Under the big top able to hurt it very much. at Temazcal mid-November, and Miller to entertain outdoor dining owner Richard Sullivan lenge nonetheless. said she also plans to of- “It’s pretty much busi- as, prior to the onset of the said. “We’re above water “Our patio has new aw- If Temazcal at Market- fer free delivery to seniors ness as usual,” said Man- pandemic, it had already and that’s how things are nings and three heaters,” Street Lynnfield is any and disabled residents ager Roger Patience. “It’s planned to close down for right now. There’s no com- she said. “The tent has indication, it may work throughout the winter. not what we did before a minimum of a month for plaints and you have to to be dried out when it out. The restaurant had “We’re just trying to of- the pandemic, but we are renovations. The restau- take things day by day. rains. We’ve had to re- expanded outdoor seat- fer something more whole- seeing a lot of loyal cus- rant also had parking-lot “Things are on the up think everything — seat- ing with umbrella tables some and healthy and af- tomers coming back, espe- concerns as it shares space lately,” Sullivan said. cially now that it’s getting ing arrangements, supply when expanded outdoor fordable all at the same with other on-site busi- “Takeout has been really too cold to eat outside. We chains, telephones, con- dining was permitted. It time,” Miller said. “That’s nesses and also consider- solid. We offer different nectivity. It’s been a real are starting to see reser- added heating units when pretty much our main ob- ing the summer was Ca- daily specials that are challenge. temperatures started to vations for Thanksgiving, jective right now.” pone’s slowest season. bringing people inside the “We’re trying to bounce dip last month only to find and we’ve had no cancella- Takeout and delivery The staff has been re- restaurant and we offer back, or, rather, bound for- that they were ineffective, tions of Christmas parties will still be available from duced from 30 to about takeout for people who ward, I guess, and see how delivering adequate heat so far. noon to 9 p.m., but unlike 12, give or take a few de- don’t feel comfortable din- we do,” she said. in some areas, but no heat “I don’t know what will many other restaurants, pending on the day, but ing in.” The tent is due to come in others. happen if there is an up- Miller said outdoor dining the restaurant will con- O’Sullivan’s has tried to down Dec. 1, Carenza said. The solution? The instal- tick. We just have to wait just hasn’t been a big pull tinue to push takeout and go above and beyond guide- “Hopefully, we can keep lation of a large enclosed and see.” indoor dining through the lines when it comes to in- for her customers. it up until then,” she said. tent, that can be partial- The floor plan has been winter months. door dining, including six Although she currently “Every day we say we’re ly opened on one side to tweaked with all tables at Pescione said one of the feet of social distancing. has a permit to operate taking a day at a time. Ev- allow for air circulation. least six feet apart along best selling items of late “The whole thing is keep- her outdoor dining area ery day, we say tomorrow’s The tent is capable of ac- with reduced booth usage. has been its take-out pizza ing things clean,” Sullivan through Dec. 31 and plans Staff temperature checks going to be a better day. commodating more than during October’s National said. “When people come in “It’s hard, because you to extend it through the are conducted prior to ev- 90 people at 19 tables, Pizza Month. we want to make sure they have people who don’t next year, Miller said her ery shift to ensure safety and they’re kept warm “We’ve been pushing feel comfortable. That’s want to wear masks, and thanks to a diesel heater, focus right now is primari- and enhanced cleaning that, and it’s really been a a huge thing. We want to we have to be the mask which also pumps in fresh ly on opening the Sin City and sanitization is applied top seller,” he said. “We’re make sure we’re following police,” she said. “They air. The tent also features Superette. multiple times every day. lucky to have a great cus- all the guidelines and have don’t understand what’s plexiglass dividers be- “We’ll be doing different Things picking up tomer base of regulars who extra caution.” involved. You have help tween rows of tables. things over there, like sau- at Charlie’s continue to support us and Staffing, like most other going in and out of these “We are one of the few sage, egg, and cheese bis- help things keep going. restaurants, has taken the areas all night. They’re exceptions in our business, cuits and homemade crois- Charlie’s Seafood in biggest hit said Sullivan. working hard to make a as we are doing really well sants, and we also have a Lynn had some closures Busy Halloween “We had to cut back on living.” and have actually had to chef coming to do sushi,” at the beginning of the propelled Turner’s a majority,” Sullivan said she said. “It’s just (going to pandemic due to a lack of Carenza says she wish- hire additional staff, but At Turner’s Seafood at about staffing. “We’re be) a really eclectic little available employees, said es people wouldn’t turn I can honestly say that Lyceum Hall in the heart bringing everybody in part grocery store that’s super owner Susan Panagakis. health precautions like I have never, ever seen of downtown Salem, busi- time and keeping what we wearing a mask into some- affordable for everyone “But we managed,” she people sit outside and eat ness boomed while the can. Anytime we can help thing political. with winter coats on,” said and offers a little bit of ev- said. “There was a time Halloween season is in the employees that aren’t “There’s no room for pol- manager Chris Lundsten. erything. we closed for four days full swing. working at the moment, itics in a restaurant,” she “We are lucky to be able to “We’re just trying to take because I didn’t have Paula Beck, one of the whether that’s when we said. host a ton of parties on a care of everyone.” enough help. But in those managers, said the estab- come in and disinfect they regular basis, within the four days we stripped the Happy Landing Winter? What winter? lishment was as “busy as end up doing that. We’re state guidelines, to meet floor, sanitized everything, in Marblehead we’ve ever been.” still keeping everyone in- the demand. With the tent Victor Molle of the Wharf I didn’t lay dormant. Then Going forward, she said, volved the best that we At The Landing in Mar- and diesel heater, we know in Revere isn’t afraid of we opened up again.” “we’ve been doing our best can as owners.” blehead, there are times we can provide plenty of winter. He’ll happily seat Charlie’s, which has when no amount of pre- you in the dead of winter been in business for 50 to accommodate everyone On a Mission heat and still keep people caution can protect you at the restaurant’s spa- years, mostly relies on with choices in both in- in Swampscott safe and have them enjoy from the elements. the experience.” cious outdoor deck. takeout and delivery, so door and outdoor dining.” After an investment of “There are unprotected Lundsten said that, while “Just bring a shovel,” he it has rebounded nicely Turner’s recently opened about $100,000, Mission elements that are tough to the tent rental will car- suggested. since the summer began. up its indoor dining room on the Bay is ready. use,” said Robert Simonel- ry the business through With its big dining room “For us it was also good with social-distancing “I think we’ve done ev- li, manager. the end of November, the and outdoor space for 100 because we have parking,” measures in place and ta- erything we can do,” said Still, Simonelli is gear- restaurant is entertaining diners, Molle said he feels Panagakis said. “There bles spaced six feet apart. owner Michael Bloom. ing up for the winter, even plans to construct a per- fortunate to have plenty was a time we could only do For those who prefer the “I don’t know many peo- if he acknowledges that manent enclosed patio area of dining space, even with curbside. We had a menu open air, Turner’s is con- ple that have invested as things have slowed down with a roof (similar to Legal COVID-19 restrictions, on the door, people would tinuing to offer outdoor much as we have.” in the last month. C Bar), that will have a re- and a panoramic view take pictures of it, they’d dining options for as long The updates include “It’s been tough for us,” tractable side that can be of the Pines River and call and we’d tell them the as it can. the addition of plastic di- he said. “We haven’t been opened in good weather. Rumney Marsh. wait could be an hour. They “We’re going to be of- viders (at a cost of about able to have functions “We’re just really fortu- didn’t care. Where were fering the outdoor dining $20,000) between tables here because of the state One-stop shopping at nate,” he said. they going to go? option for as long as peo- to keep guests apart and regulations, and we’ve Nightshade Noodle In the beginning of the “People came from all ple are willing to sit out new employee protocols. probably lost thousands Nightshade Noodle pandemic, Molle offered over, got food and took a there,” said Beck. “We’ve All employees are now and thousands of dollars Bar in Lynn is trying takeout meals but closed ride to the beach,” got heaters out there and temperature checked be- in business.” something different this down the restaurant after Heading into the winter we’re going to do our very fore work and told to stay So, he focuses on what COVID winter season. meals-to-go didn’t catch Panagakis doesn’t expect best to keep all of our cus- home if they experience he can. There is a covered The Vietnamese-Ameri- on with customers. much to change. tomers happy and com- any symptoms. deck, and some outdoor can restaurant and cock- He reopened with a full “It’s now starting to fortable, no matter where Mission has enclosed eating capabilities. And he tail bar has plans to open menu on Mother’s Day and come back down,” Panaga- they decide to sit.” Lobster biz hopes for stability after tumultuous Trump era

By Patrick Whittle ASSOCIATED PRESS PORTLAND, Maine — President Donald Trump positioned himself as a friend of New England’s lobstermen, but members of the industry said they are looking forward to something that has been lacking in the crustacean business: stability. Trump’s trade war with China led to a rocky few years for the industry, which is based mostly in Maine. Trump, who cam- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS paigned hard in Maine Stephanie Nadeau, owner of The Lobster Com- and won an electoral vote pany, holds a lobster at her shipping facility in in the state, touted eco- Arundel, Maine. nomic aid and environ- mental reforms intended “You can’t plan. You can’t Trump directed the U.S. to benefit the business. live in chaos,” she said. “The Department of Agriculture The Republican Party trade war, was it going to to provide lobster fisher- even had Maine lobster- last a week, was it going to men with financial assis- man Jason Joyce speak at last a month, was it going tance to make up for lost its national convention. to last four years? How do income from the Chinese What the industry really you operate around that?” tariffs. He also brokered needs is assurance that it U.S. lobster exports to a new deal with China, will be able to sell lobsters China, a major buyer of which agreed to start buy- to other countries without seafood, fell off a cliff after ing U.S. lobster again. Catch up with your punitive tariffs, said Steph- the Trump administration It was a whipsaw of a time anie Nadeau, owner of escalated trade hostilities. for an industry that is al- favorite team The Lobster Company, an That led to heavy tariffs ready used to dealing with Arundel, Maine, dealer. She on U.S. lobsters, and ex- uncertainty because of is- in Item Sports! and others said they are porters saw a drop of more sues such as the fluctuating hopeful that assurance will than 80 percent in the volume of catch, dangerous arrive under Democratic first half of 2019. weather and the changing President-elect Joe Biden. Then, this summer, prices of bait and fuel. A8 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2020 LOOK! Fibonacci Day, Doctor Who Day, Wolfenoot, National Cashew Day, Eat a Cranberry Day

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By Mike Alongi locked at 0-0 for most of third quarter. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR the rst half, with the two But that wasn’t enough teams going back and to push the momentum PEABODY — The Bish- forth to try and feel each away from Fenwick. De- op Fenwick eld hockey other out. Fenwick was spite Feehan intensifying team capped off its 2020 able to get on the board its pressure throughout season in stellar fashion rst when Rusha sent a the fourth quarter, Fen- over the weekend, notch- pass through the middle wick’s defense held ing a 3-1 win over Bishop to a waiting Costello, who strong. And when Feehan Feehan to take home the got behind her defender, really started pushing at title at the inaugural got a clean look at the net the end of the fourth, the CCL Cup Saturday at and buried the shot to Crusaders took advan- Donaldson Stadium. With tage when Morey stole the win, the Crusaders give the Crusaders a 1-0 lead. the ball and took it all the close out the season at way down eld for a 6-3-2. That score only lasted a few minutes, as Fenwick much-needed insurance “With all the uncertain- goal to seal the win for ty coming into this year, started to put on the pres- sure and get chances in Fenwick. we were just happy to get Fenwick now says good- out and play, let alone the offensive zone. After a bye to a strong group of compete for a title,” said scramble in front of the seniors in Elias (captain), Fenwick coach Marybeth net with just over three Rusha, Paige Littlehale Mahoney. “The girls just minutes to play in the (captain), Gwen Little- came out (Saturday) and half, Costello managed to hale, Shannon Nagy and played a full 60 minutes. get her stick on the back Leah Nardone. We were able to put it all and knock it home for her “It’s such a fantastic together.” second of the day. Fen- group, and those are go- Arianna Costello led the wick took the 2-0 lead ing to be some big shoes offensive attack for Fen- into the halftime break. to ll,” Mahoney said of wick with two goals, while Feehan continued to her seniors. “They worked Grace Morey scored one battle hard in the second hard all four years, they goal. Kristina Rusha half, eventually cutting kept everyone focused notched one assist, while the de cit in half when and they never lost faith ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK goalkeeper Cat Elias Alyssa Boucher slipped during this strange sea- played a solid game in one past Elias to make it Bishop Fenwick’s Grace Morey (right) and Emily McPhail (left) congratu- son.” net. 2-1 Fenwick with about late Arianna Costello (center) following Costello’s goal in the second quar- The game was dead- ve minutes to go in the FENWICK, B2 ter of the CCL Cup Final Saturday at Donaldson Stadium.

COURTESY PHOTO Masconomet senior Sebastian Gilligan has been named a Moynihan Lumber Student-Athlete of the Month for the month of October. Moynihan Lumber Student-Athletes of the Month named for October ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Displaying excellence It’s the second time that Bishop Fenwick’s Ally Mitchell scored one goal in a loss to Bishop Feehan in the CCL Cup Final both in the classroom and he’s won the Moynihan Saturday afternoon. in their respective athletic Lumber Student-Athlete endeavors, Masconomet award, having done so last Regional cross country fall as a junior. star Sebastian Gilligan “It’s one of the sports Fenwick girls, boys soccer come up and Pingree School eld that you de nitely get hockey ace Maddie Mul- what you put into it,” said laney have been selected Sebastian, who got the short in CCL Cup Final matchups as the Moynihan Lumber running bug from his par- Student-Athletes of the ents, Matt and Linda Gil- By Mike Alongi fell to Bishop Feehan in After three massive Veronica Tache had one Month for October. ligan (his dad has run ITEM SPORTS EDITOR penalty kicks, while the saves by Bishop Feehan assist in the loss. Sebastian, a 17-year-old marathons and some ul- Fenwick boys lost to Arch- goalkeeper Madison Fenwick was hot to start The Bishop Fenwick team captain, set a new tramarathons). “It’s a lot bishop Williams. Breckner in the penalty the game, striking rst school record at the Chief- of hard work; the success girls and boys soccer teams It came down to penalty kick period, Fenwick fell with just over four min- tains’ home course, Brad- I’ve had de nitely didn’t both battled all the way to kicks for the second 3-2 to Feehan in the CCL utes to play when Fenwick ley Palmer State Park, just happen. It came from the nish this weekend, straight game for the Cup Final Saturday after- scored on a phenomenal this fall by nishing the running a lot of miles, but in the end the Crusad- Bishop Fenwick girls soc- noon at McGrath Stadi- 35-yard kick that went three-mile course in a time then realizing I had some ers came up just short on cer team, and this time the um. just over the outstretched arms of Breckner to make of 15:48. That broke the ability. But hard work is both accounts in their re- Crusaders just didn’t have The Crusaders got one de nitely the No. 1 factor.” it 1-0 Crusaders. previous record by seven spective CCL Cup Final enough magic left in the goal each from Ally Mitch- seconds. MOYNIHAN, B2 games. The Fenwick girls tank. ell and Elani Gikas, while CRUSADERS, B2 Patriots’ rally falls short vs. Texans Marblehead’s By Kristie Rieken Newton’s pass on third ASSOCIATED PRESS down and heavy pressure Rodrigues sets course from Justin Reid forced HOUSTON (AP) — De- him to throw the ball away record at MSTCA Cup shaun Watson threw for on fourth down to give the 344 yards and accounted Texans the ball back. By Mike Alongi vidual state champion this for three touchdowns, and It is the rst time since ITEM SPORTS EDITOR year,” said Marblehead J.J. Watt defended a ca- 2009 that the Patriots will cross country coach Brian reer-high four passes to have at least six losses in a Marblehead’s Loeden Ro- Heenan. lead the Houston Texans regular season. drigues simply couldn’t be Rodrigues’ performance to a 27-20 win over the It’s also the Texans’ rst stopped Saturday after- helped lift Marblehead to a New England Patriots on win of the season against noon, as the senior cross second-place nish as a Sunday. a team besides the divi- country star picked up a team at the MSTCA Cup, Watson’s two touchdown sion-rival Jacksonville course record and a rst- nishing only behind St. passes and scoring run all Jaguars. And the Texans’ place nish at the Massa- John’s Prep in the Division came in the rst half as the win gave interim coach Ro- chusetts State Track 1 rankings. Texans (3-7) built a 21-10 meo Crennel a rare victory Coaches Association MST- “This is a tremendous ac- halftime lead. by a former Bill Belichick CA Cup at Highland Park complishment for the Watson and Houston’s assistant against his for- in Attleboro. Rodrigues boys,” said Heenan. “We offense slowed down after mer boss. edged out Wellesley’s Drew are one of the smallest that to allow the Patriots Watt and Reid led the Donahue for the victory, schools in Division 1. Even (4-6) to get back into it. defense all game long with nishing in a course-re- though this was an abnor- But a 46-yard eld goal by Watt knocking down mul- cord time of 15:38.2 -- just mal season and not all of Káimi Fairbairn extend- tiple passes and Reid get- 0.4 seconds faster than Do- the teams in the state com- ed the lead to 27-20 with ting his rst career sack nahue (15:38.6). peted on Saturday, the about 3½ minutes to go. and nishing with three “Even though we didn’t boys still beat teams from Houston’s beleaguered have a state championship tackles for losses and two PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS all over. I could not be more defense sealed the victo- this year, I think everyone quarterback hits. proud of the boys.” ry with a stop after that. Cam Newton runs for a rst down during a in the state would agree Watt swatted down Cam PATRIOTS, B2 loss to the Houston Texans Sunday. that Loeden was the indi- MSTCA, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2020

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ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Bishop Fenwick’s Kristina Rusha (right) had one assist for the Crusaders in a win over Bishop Fee- han in the CCL Cup Final Saturday. Fenwick field hockey wins CCL Cup FENWICK experienced group that lett and Emily McPhail, young talent we’re expect- will include Morey (cap- among others. ing to contribute,” said Ma- COURTESY PHOTO From B1 tain) and Costello along “We’re really excited honey. “If the girls go out Pingree senior Maddie Mullaney has been At the same time, the with other strong contribu- about the group we have and keep working hard this named a Moynihan Lumber Student-Athlete of Crusaders are excited to tors like Kailey Silva, returning, there’s a lot of offseason, we should be able the Month for the month of October. return next year with an Emma Perry, Rayne Mil- experience and also a lot of to hit the ground running.” Gilligan, Mullaney earn Fenwick soccer teams both fall in CCL Cup Final Moynihan Lumber honors CRUSADERS ana Marrero scored, and cause they’re such a chal- in the fourth quarter, in- From B1 Fenwick was down to their lenge,” said Fenwick boys cluding one that ended MOYNIHAN A New England All-Re- final shooter. McKenna coach Tony Enos. “We with a dramatic save by From B1 gional selection in both That momentum contin- Gilligan — who scored the played well and created Morris in the final sec- 2018 and 2019 who at- ued right into the second game-winner in the semi- opportunities ourselves, onds, Fenwick couldn’t The 5-foot-6, 130-pound- tended USA Field Hock- quarter, when Mitchell final — gave it her best but (Saturday) was just quite find the back of the er approaches races in one ey’s Junior National Camp took advantage of a mis- try, but Breckner came one of those days where net again. of two mindsets. If he’s last year, the Boxford na- take in the Feehan zone to through with an incredi- we couldn’t get a goal.” “Those final five or six looking to run fast tive said there’s two rea- get in all alone and knock ble diving save to end the Jack Andrews scored the minutes, it really looked throughout, it’s all about sons why she loves the one home to give Fenwick game and give Feehan the lone goal in the loss for like we were going to consistency and maintain- sport. a 2-0 lead. title. Fenwick, while Ryan Noci, score,” said Enos. “You’ve ing the approximate same “One is I love to compete. But Feehan never went Saturday’s game was the Keiron Murray, Ryan Mor- got to give credit to Wil- time for each mile. If he’s I love to win and love to away. Francesca Yanchuk end of the road for five genstern and Sean Camp- liams, they really played a taking a more tactical ap- work hard, especially com- scored once late in the sec- Crusaders seniors -- Mia bell also played well. great game and earned ond quarter and then proach, he prefers hang- ing back for a loss,” she Tsaparlis, Elanis Gikas, Williams jumped all over that win.” again late in the fourth to Fenwick in this one, scor- ing back and going for a said. “Secondly, I love the Veronica Tache, Lea Bet- The Fenwick boys now tie the game and send it to tencourt and Jenna ing two goals in the first sprint finish over the last team culture; your team- say goodbye to a group of overtime. When two over- Durkin. quarter to jump ahead to a half-mile. mates are the friends you four seniors in Liam Foley, He uses the same time periods weren’t The Fenwick girls close 2-0 lead. The Bishops held make for a lifetime. TJ Genzale, Aidan Dwyer thought process in the enough, it came down to the 2020 season with a 12- that lead all the way to the Whether it’s Pingree, Sea- and Andrew Perry. classroom, where he ranks coast United (her club penalty kicks. 2-2 record. halftime break. “All four guys are just in the top 15 percent of his team) or USA Field Hock- Fenwick started things It was nearly as close of In the third quarter, true team leaders,” said senior class. Problem solv- ey, I’ve made lifelong off in PKs, with Jenna a battle for the Fenwick with Fenwick desperately Enos. “We have a sort of ing and making things are friendships.” Durkin getting stopped by boys on Saturday, but un- needing a spark, Andrews two of his favorite aca- Using Pingree’s method, Breckner. Feehan followed fortunately for the Cru- got the Crusaders on the unofficial rule each year, demic vocations. where students are seated with a goal from Yank- saders the results were board. After the ball was and that’s that we pick “I don’t think I’m neces- in an oval in each class- chuk, then Breckner the same. After a back- sent deep into the Wil- three captains. But this sarily one of the smartest room and discuss ideas stoned Lea Bettencourt to and-forth battle, Fenwick liams zone, Andrews beat year, we couldn’t pick just people in my class, but I and opinions in an open, put the Shamrocks in the fell to Archbishop Wil- Bishops goalie Nathan three so we decided to do put in a lot of hard judgment-free zone, Mad- driver’s seat. Kaitryn liams by a score of 2-1 on Morris to the ball and name all four of them cap- work. It’s a lot more of die loves math and science Franchino scored for Fee- the road. flicked it under the cross- tains. It’s truly a phenom- that than natural talent best among her classes. han to go up 2-0 in PKs “Williams is a well- bar to cut the deficit in enal group of guys and it’s for me when it comes to The Honor Roll and Head before Amy Hatfield kept coached team and it’s al- half. going to be tough to try academics,” said Sebas- of School List student is Fenwick alive with a goal ways one of my favorite But despite a number of and replace them next tian, who has an older sis- currently taking a Human of her own. But then Bri- games of our season be- solid scoring opportunities year.” ter (Paige) and brother Histology class, working (Riale). hands-on studying the The Vice President of his layers of human skin un- Marblehead, St. John’s Prep run well at MSTCA Cup senior class, Sebastian is der microscopes. part of Masconomet’s Na- “I’m a very visual person MSTCA ran well. (125th, 23:38), and Maya Other strong local perfor- tional Honor Society and and learner,” she said. “I From B1 The Marblehead girls Mahoney (156th, 25:11) mances on the boys side at Peer Leading Program. He love problem solving in finished 11th in Division 1. also ran well and contrib- the MSTCA Cup included also runs indoor and out- math and science.” Peter Clifford also had an The Magicians were led by uted to the 11th place team a 20th place finish for Pea- door track for the Chief- Originally leaning to- outstanding race for Mar- Caroline Johnson, who finish. body’s Adam Abdulghani tains, specializing in the wards studying medicine blehead, finishing 11th overcame an ailment that For the first-place St. (16:40.1) and a 28th place mile and 2-mile. He’d like at Harvard, she did an in- with a time of 16:20. Ciro hindered her for the last John’s Prep boys, Nathan finish for Peabody’s Logan to study engineering in ternship with RG Barry Martin-Sotos finishedthree weeks of the season, Lopez led the way with a Tracia (17:03.5). college and, if possible, Dearforms slippers this 22nd with a time of 16:48, who finished in 48th place third-place finish (15:53.2). Strong local performanc- continue running. A big- past summer and enjoyed Nate May finished 55th in with a time of 21:11. Isa- Charlie Tuttle finished in ger school, preferably in the business side of that, 17:42, Ryan Thompson fin- bell Harvey finished in ninth place (16:19.7), Noah es on the girls side at the the Northeast, would be so she’s keeping her op- ished 79th in 18:10, Will 90th with a time of 22:28, Mooney finished in 13th MSTCA Cup included a his ideal choice. tions open. Lamb finished 96th in while Juliet Poss finished place (16:23.6), George Ni- 30th place finish for Pea- As Moynihan’s female A gritty and versatile 18:24 and Alec Gibbs fin- in 98th with a time of kolakopoulos finished in body’s Sarah Divasta winner for October, Mad- player who has 37 goals, ished 151st in 19:18. Har- 22:39. Kate Simcoe (101st, 14th place (16:24.3) and (20:48.9) and a 92nd place die became the first stu- 38 assists and 112 points rison Kee (20:19) and 22:49), Olivia Chickering Paul Lovett finished in finish for Peabody’s Leah dent-athlete in the pro- in her Pingree career, Owen Murphy (22:16) also (109th, 23:06), Claire Tip 42nd place (17:24.3). O’Neill (22:30.2). gram’s 30-year history to Maddie knows she’ll play be chosen while not play- again for the Crimson in ing a sport at the time. college. Still, losing her fi- Patriots drop another close one, this time to Houston The reason is, of course, nal season of high school because of the COVID-19 field hockey was difficult, PATRIOTS son-low 6 yards rushing. Houston tied it up when Coutee just before half- pandemic; Pingree chose she admits. From B1 New England got with- Watson connected with time. not to have fall sports this “With no chance to de- in 21-17 with about eight Randall Cobb on a 3-yard INJURIES season. fend our championship or The Texans’ NFL-worst minutes left in the third score later in the first. New England: RB Rex Still, Maddie’s accom- to play one more season run defense did a good quarter when Newton Brandin Cooks had a 44- Burkhead sustained a plishments as a field hock- with my (sophomore) sis- job of limiting New En- threw a 42-yard touch- yard reception earlier in knee injury early in the ey standout can’t be over- ter Grace, that was devas- gland’s rushing. They held down pass to Damiere that drive to set up the third quarter and had to looked. The tating,” said Maddie. “But the Patriots to 86 yards Byrd, who finished with score. be helped off the field. Harvard-bound 17-year- I had to make peace with rushing after they entered six catches for 132 yards. New England led 10-7 He was later taken to the old midfielder scored nine it and look at the posi- the game averaging 161.1 after a field goal in the Houston settled for a 36- locker room on a cart. goals and 15 assists for 33 tives. It’s enabled me to yards a game. yard field goal later in the second quarter when Wat- Houston: Cobb injured points a year ago while spend more time with my It was the first game third after Watson’s pass son scrambled 4 yards for guiding the Highlanders family (including her par- in Houston with the roof on third-and-3 was too a touchdown, dragging a foot on the touchdown to its third consecutive ents and 8th grade broth- open since Nov. 30, 2014, high for Keke Coutee. two defenders into the end and didn’t return. ... WR Eastern Independent er, Drew), have more fam- on a nice day where the A 36-yard field goal by zone with him. Watson Kenny Stills injured a leg League (EIL) title. Last ily dinners, things like temperature was 78 at Nick Folk cut the lead to threw passes of 25 and 21 in the first half and didn’t season also culminated that. And the few practic- kickoff. The crowd was 24-20 with about 7½ min- yards on consecutive plays return. with Pingree capturing es we were able to have at limited to 12,503 because utes left. to get the Texans to the 4 UP NEXT the New England Prep Pingree this fall, we kept of coronavirus restrictions. The Patriots led early before his scoring run. Patriots: Host the Cardi- School (NEPSAC) Class C them lighthearted and Newton threw for 365 after a 9-yard touchdown The Texans made it 21- nals next Sunday. crown, in which Maddie fun. We just enjoyed being yards and a touchdown, run by Damien Harris on 10 when Watson threw a Texans: Visit the Lions scored a goal. together again.” but was limited to a sea- their first possession. 6-yard touchdown pass to on Thursday. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Trump slams global climate agreement Biden intends to rejoin

By Deb Riechmann helped forge five years ago. and Aya Batrawy Trump contended the in- ASSOCIATED PRESS ternational accord was “not designed to save the envi- WASHINGTON — Pres- ronment. It was designed to ident Donald Trump railed kill the American economy.” against the Paris climate Trump, who has worked accord on Sunday, telling to undo most of President world leaders at a virtual Barack Obama’s efforts to summit that the agreement fight climate change, said was designed to cripple the that since withdrawing U.S. economy, not save the from the climate agree- planet. ment, the U.S. has reduced “To protect American carbon emissions more workers, I withdrew the than any nation. United States from the un- That is true, but not that fair and one-sided Paris cli- remarkable. With its giant mate accord, a very unfair economy, the U.S. has far act for the United States,” more raw emissions of cli- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump said in a video state- mate-damaging carbon di- President-elect Joe Biden leaves St. Ann Parish, Saturday, in Wilmington, Del. ment from the White House oxide to cut than any other to the Group of 20 summit country except China. hosted by Saudi Arabia. A more telling measure His comments came during of progress in various coun- Biden’s first Cabinet picks a discussion among the tries is to look at what world’s largest economies percentage of emissions a on safeguarding the Earth. county has cut. Since 2005, expected Tuesday amid roadblocks President-elect Joe Biden, the United States hasn’t who takes office in January, been even in the top 10 in By Alexandra Jaffe history, and he and his ing the Cabinet selection the Press.” He said the has said he will rejoin the percentage of greenhouse ASSOCIATED PRESS team often speak about process. Trump’s General GSA’s designation should global pact that the U.S. gas emission reductions. their desire for his admin- Services Administration happen Monday “because WILMINGTON, Del. istration to reflect Ameri- has yet to acknowledge it didn’t happen last Mon- — President-elect Joe ca. He is being watched to that Biden won the elec- Biden’s first Cabinet picks day morning,” to give the see whether he will make tion — a determination incoming administration are coming Tuesday and history by nominating that would remove those “all the time they need.” planning is underway for the first woman to lead roadblocks. a pandemic-modified inau- the Pentagon, the Trea- “We’re not in a position Sen. Lamar Alexander, guration in January as his sury Department or the to get background checks R-Tenn., said there was a team moves forward de- Department of Veterans on Cabinet nominees. And “very good chance” Biden spite roadblocks from the Affairs, or the first African so there are definite im- would be president and Trump administration. American at the top of the pacts. Those impacts esca- that Biden and his team Ron Klain, Biden’s in- Defense Department, the late every day,” Klain told should have access to rel- coming chief of staff, of- Interior Department or ABC’s “This Week.” evant information for the fered no details Sunday the Treasury Department. Even some Republicans transition. After a feder- about which department Biden said last week he have broken with Trump al judge’s ruling against heads Biden would first had settled on his pick for in recent days and called the Trump campaign in announce. The Associated on him to accept the re- treasury secretary. an election challenge in Press has reported that Klain said the Trump sults of the election. Pennsylvania on Satur- Biden could name his administration’s refusal to “I, frankly, do think it’s nominee for secretary of clear the way for Biden’s time to — well, it was day, GOP Sen. Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania said the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS state or treasury secretary team to have access to key past time to start a tran- this coming week. information about agen- sition, to at least cooper- president had “exhausted President Donald Trump, right, walks to the Biden has pledged to cies and federal dollars for ate with the transition,’’ all plausible legal options” motorcade, Sunday, as he departs the White build the most diverse the transition is taking its said Sen. Kevin Cramer, and Toomey congratulated House in Washington. government in modern toll on planning, includ- R-N.D., on NBC’s “Meet Biden on his win. Business owners upbeat about vaccine, wary as virus spreads

By Joyce M. But owners also realize tracting the virus. Rosenberg many hurdles remain — John Ross had been ASSOCIATED PRESS the vaccines still require concerned about his com- approval by the Food and pany’s revenue possibly NEW YORK — Promis- Drug Administration, and slowing in the coming ing news about a corona- then it will take time for months, so he contemplat- virus vaccine has small millions of doses to be business owners feeling ed moving three of his 10 more upbeat despite cas- manufactured and widely employees to part-time es of the virus surging in distributed. It’s not clear status and giving up his many parts of the U.S. how many people will de- office when the lease is Owners hope consum- cide to receive the vaccine, up for renewal in March. ers and businesses will and in turn, how much of News about the vaccine be more relaxed about the population would be has encouraged Ross, CEO spending now that two immune to the virus. of online educational com- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS drug companies, Pfizer Meanwhile, the pan- pany Test Prep Insight, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, center right, speaks with U.S. Ambassa- and Moderna, have vac- demic shows no signs of to hold off on any major dor to the United Arab Emirates John Rakolta before boarding a plane at cines that data show were abating heading into the changes. Al Bateen Executive Airport in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Sunday. highly effective in testing. winter, prompting some “I fully expect this vac- Some owners are rethink- state and local officials cine news to give consum- ing their plans — some are to increase restrictions ers the same jolt of con- Pompeo touts Iran policy in holding off on staff cuts, on gatherings in public fidence that I have felt. while others say they’re and private places. And This hopefully means a more likely to renew their regardless of what steps quicker and strong re- Gulf ahead of Biden presidency office leases even as em- governments take, many covery,” says Ross, whose ployees still work from people are limiting their company is based in Au- home. activities as they fear con- burn, California. By Aya Batrawy gy that focused on Iran as that have drained Iran of ASSOCIATED PRESS “the central threat inside vital oil revenue. the region” and for a max- Pompeo is scheduled to Black clergy, United Way to DUBAI, United Arab imum pressure campaign travel to Saudi Arabia late Emirates — U.S. Secre- that hampered Iran’s abil- Sunday to meet Crown tary of State Mike Pompeo ity to support militias in Prince Mohammed bin launch anti-coronavirus effort on Sunday defended his Iraq, Lebanon and Syria. Salman before heading tour of Gulf Arab states “It’ll be our policy until back to Washington. His By Elana Schor ramped-up testing, con- resources that can better and the Trump adminis- our time is complete,” he tour also included stops in ASSOCIATED PRESS tact tracing and treatment equip Black Americans tration’s continued efforts said, stopping short of say- France, Turkey and Israel, in safeguarding against management. to squeeze Iran, even as a ing when he’d cease work including an Israeli settle- NEW YORK — Black and treating the virus. Details of the new effort, new U.S. administration as the top U.S. diplomat. ment in the occupied West clergy leaders are joining Its rollout will begin in shared with The Associ- led by Joe Biden prepares President Donald Trump Bank and a museum that forces with the United five major cities with ini- Way of New York City for ated Press in advance of to enter the White House has refused to concede to honors Christian Zionists. its Monday launch, rest tial seven-figure funding, in January. Biden, despite the Trump Trump was recently talk- a new initiative designed focusing on expanded to combat the coronavi- on harnessing the on- Although Pompeo has not campaign’s futile efforts ed back from moving ahead testing and public health taken questions from U.S.- rus’ outsized toll on Afri- the-ground influence of to block the certification of with a military strike on education, with a goal of based reporters traveling can Americans through church leaders to circulate votes in various states. Iran’s main nuclear site further expansion and ul- with him over the past 10 The Trump adminis- by advisors who includ- timately reaching several days, he sat down with the tration is attempting to ed Pompeo, according to hundred thousand un- Saudi-owned broadcaster ramp up pressure on Iran a New York Times report. derinsured or uninsured Al-Arabiya in Dubai for before Biden takes office When asked about this, a Black Americans. brief televised remarks as president. Biden has State Department official The Rev. Calvin Butts, Sunday. said he wants to return to traveling with Pompeo told pastor of Abyssinian Bap- “Our policies don’t rapprochement with Iran. reporters that “all options tist Church in New York change. Our duty doesn’t Analysts say Biden is ex- are on the table” and that City, said participating change. My responsibilities pected to be more willing the Trump administration churches were stepping don’t change,” he said. “I to engage the Iranians in “will continue to pursue its forward to serve as a “first still have an obligation — order to avoid major esca- policies until it’s not in of- line of defense” for the every hour, every minute lation, although he’s likely fice anymore.” Black community against — to defend the American to press Tehran on its mis- Pompeo started his Gulf the virus. people and to keep them sile program and not just tour in the UAE capital of “I’m delighted to say foremost in our efforts, and its nuclear program. Abu Dhabi early Satur- we are strongly togeth- we’ll do that. We’ll do that Trump is viewed favor- day, meeting the emirate’s er across denominational to the very last minute.” ably by Gulf heavyweights Crown Prince Mohammed lines and, even when there In what was likely his fi- Saudi Arabia and the Unit- bin Zayed, who’s seen as FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS may be political differenc- nal tour of the Persian Gulf ed Arab Emirates for pull- the day-to-day ruler and People line up at Gotham Health East New es, we still stand shoulder as secretary of state, he ing the U.S out of a nuclear the powerful figure behind York, a COVID-19 testing center in the Brook- to shoulder in meeting touted the Trump admin- accord with Iran and reim- the country’s major policy lyn borough of New York. this crisis,” Butts said. istration’s Mideast strate- posing sweeping sanctions decisions. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2020 COMICS

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Twins are divided over mom’s treatment for terminal cancer DEAR ABBY: My Comes” and will be fol- 63-year-old mother has Dear Abby is written by Abigail lowed by a documentary recently been diagnosed Van Buren, also known as Jeanne to be aired in the spring with stage-4 metastatic of 2021 on PBS. lung cancer. Even prior to Phillips, and was founded by her her diagnosis she was a mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact DEAR ABBY: I’ve negative and depressed Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. been happily married for person. She has been a Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. a few years. Prior to get- smoker, drinker and ting engaged, I had a backseat driver for al- close friend I had feelings most 50 years. for, but nothing ever She has undergone in- go. How can I help him with her doctor, who can came of it. We have re- tense radiation but is re- come to terms with see that she receives it. mained close and see fusing to take her chemo Mom’s decision, and do Two excellent books will each other throughout pill. In her words, why you recommend any re- provide the information the year at work confer- should she prolong her sources? you are seeking, and ences (he lives in a near- life by another year, espe- more. Read them and by town). cially if it causes more SON/BROTHER IN share them with your I have realized the feel- side effects and won’t CALIFORNIA brother. Both include the ings I have had for him cure her? My twin and I topic of physician-assist- DEAR SON/BROTHER: over the years haven’t are her only children. She ed aid in dying. gone away. Should I tell has no significant life I firmly believe in a per- The first, titled “Finish son’s right to make their him how I feel or forever partner, and there are no Strong,” is written by keep my peace? grandkids. own decision when it Barbara Coombs Lee, the While I have kept in comes to continuing or founder of Compassion HISTORY steady contact and main- discontinuing treatment and Choices, an organi- REPEATING IN tained relations with her for a terminal illness. If zation to which I have ALABAMA even during all our bad your mother feels the che- been a longtime contribu- times, my brother has motherapy has side ef- tor. For free resources re- DEAR HISTORY: taken an “out of sight, out fects that are too debili- garding your mom’s deci- History isn’t repeating it- of mind” attitude. We tating to tolerate, it sion, visit www. self. It’s the same old story both live a two- or three- should be her choice compassionandchoices. playing in your head. Ask hour distance away from whether to discontinue org. yourself what you have to Mom. The problem now them rather than the The second book, au- gain by telling him you is, my brother wants her preference of your brother. thored by Diane Rehm, still have romantic feel- to persevere through all If your mother prefers who hosted “The Diane ings for him. If the an- the doctors’ treatments, palliative or hospice care, Rehm Show” on NPR swer is trouble in your while I have accepted her she is entitled to have it, from 1979 to 2016, is ti- happy marriage, then decision to essentially let and she should discuss it tled “When My Time keep your trap shut. BRIDGE

A record that can only be equaled I read about today’s deal in Simon four spades. But North thought that Cocheme’s entertaining new book, his partner had a long spade suit. “Bridge With a Twist” (Master Point So, after West used the Grand Slam Press). It occurred during the 2010 Force, asking his partner to bid sev- European Championships. It was en hearts with two of the top three played at 82 tables with 19 different trump honors, North judged to bid contracts and 27 different results. six spades. Yes, he thought six hearts What can each side make? would fail, but he also believed that We will look at one table in the his partner would make six spades. match between Denmark and Ire- Against six spades doubled, Pe- land in the senior division. If the ter Lund (West) led the diamond bidding looks strange, it is because ace. Declarer took the first sev- Rex Anderson (South) thought West en tricks with a crossruff. Then had opened one heart, when he Steen Moller (East) tabled his six had actually bid two hearts, a strong trumps, claiming the remaining two-bid. Over two hearts, three clubs tricks for down five, plus 1100 to by Pat Barry (North) was natural, East-West. but if West had opened one heart, Did you notice the rarity? Each of then three clubs would have been the 13 tricks was won by a trump. Ghestem, at least 5-5 in spades East-West cannot make a slam, and diamonds. Anderson, liking the but North-South are cold for six apparent double fit, took a shot at clubs! MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS

General Hospital ABC, 2 p.m. Cameron (William Lipton) is injured. Dante (Domi- nic Zamprogna) and Dustin (Mark Lawson) have a Melissa Joan Hart offers a dose of common goal. Mac (John J. York) heads Laura (Ge- nie Francis) off. Sam (Kelly Monaco) leaves Julian (William deVry) hanging. Sonny (Maurice Benard) is the holiday spirit with new films devastated. Carly (Laura Wright) waits for news. NFL Football: L.A. Rams at Tampa Bay By Barb Oates moments (those behind-the- scenes things to watch for) ESPN, 8 p.m. Live Parents raising kids in the that relate to COVID-19 re- Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers host Aar- ’90s have a loving attachment strictions. Watch how you’ll on Donald and the L.A. Rams at Tampa’s Raymond to former teen darling Melis- never see more than six cast James Stadium for a Week 11 Monday Night Foot- sa Joan Hart, whose whole- members in a scene together ballcontest. some personality onscreen L.A.’s Finest: “Dangerous Minds” and off in shows like Clarissa at one time. FOX, 8 p.m. Explains It All and Sabrina As for the holidays and hol- In the new episode “Dangerous Minds,” the team the Teenage Witch provided a iday TV programming begin- digs further into the case of the missing diamonds safe and entertaining staple ning earlier and earlier these and the task force executes a major drug bust. for families for years. Hart, days, Hart thinks people are Black Narcissus who is now mom to three kids ready for it. FX, 8 p.m. “This year there’s been so New Miniseries! (Tucker, 8; Braydon, 12; and Mason, 14) has fond memo- much turmoil and so many In 1934 in the Himalayas, a remote clifftop palace natural disasters. I think once known as the “House of Women” holds many ries of those series, but cred- its Dancing With the Stars people look to the holidays dark secrets. When the young nuns of St. Faith at- as a moment of hope and of tempt to establish a mission there, its haunting mys- for helping her move beyond her teen characters. peace,” she says. “It’s these teries awaken forbidden desires that seem destined Christmas movies that just to repeat a terrible tragedy. The miniseries is based “Dancing With the Stars is bring so much joy to people. on the novel by Rumer Godden and touches on ele- really the first time anyone They know there’s going to be ments of psychological horror in what some describe really called me Melissa,” as a tale of sexual repression and forbidden love. she shares. “I feel like that’s a happy ending. They know Heart of the Holidays where I got my name back. they’re going to see some Hallmark Channel, 8 p.m. Before that it was like, ‘Oh, Christmas magic and they’re When Sam (Vanessa Lengies) was a little girl, all she Clarissa,’ or ‘Sabrina.’ Now going to get so much out of wanted was to make a difference in the world. Now people know me as Melissa the season, even if it’s just as a high-powered stockbroker on Wall Street, she Joan Hart.” while they’re baking cookies couldn’t be further from her small-town roots. After On an early Wednesday in the kitchen and watching a misunderstanding, Sam heads back home for the morning in late September, TV, or sitting with their fam- holidays where she comes face-to-face with her high we caught up with the now ily at night to catch a special school sweetheart Noah (Corey Sevier). Together director, producer and ac- one with maybe a star that they rediscover what matters most in life. tress. they love, or watching a clas- The Voice: “The Knockouts Part 2” “I produced three movies sic that they enjoy. I think NBC, 8 p.m. this year,” Hart says. “One it’s important to our sanity to The Knockout Rounds continue. Each artist is is starring Vanessa Lachey, have these Christmas movies paired against a teammate to perform individually who is my friend, called Once to be able to escape our real- while their direct competitor watches and waits. The Upon a Main Street. We just ities.” coaches alone will choose the winner from each wrapped that maybe two While Hart’s life was a bit Knockout to advance to the live shows. Each coach weeks ago. My mother and in flux, having just moved will have one steal in the Knockout Rounds. I produced it with our Hart- from Lake Tahoe to the East Star of the Month: Shelley Winters: “Shelley Out break Films, and because we Coast, and now planning an- West” were able to get the first one other move South, she did TCM, beginning at 8 p.m. know the holidays will be Catch a Classic! up and running in the time of with family. The films Shelley Winters made over her de- COVID, we just kept the ball “It’ll be special because cades-long acting career spanned a variety of rolling for Lifetime and got a genres, including Westerns. You can see some of few movies made.” were the first production, I right into the next one, Dear it’ll be the five of us proba- bly in matching pajamas,” those tonight, beginning with her first Western and Another project reunited believe, in the U.S., as far as Christmas, which I starred her with Mario Lopez — “we Hart concludes. “And some one of her earliest roles overall, a small, uncredited unions go, to have a movie in.” do a lot of Christmas stuff to- presents under the tree and performance in Howard Hawks’ John Wayne-led clas- start and finish. I’m pretty In Dear Christmas (Nov. gether, that guy and I” — in some hot chocolate, and all sic Red River(1948). Other Shelley Westerns tonight proud of that,” she says of the 27), Hart stars as a podcast- include The Treasure of Pancho Villa(1955) and Feliz NaviDAD, where Lopez my favorite foods, and my film. “It was a little scary be- er who is developing a piece Winchester ‘73(1950). The evening ends with the plays a high school principal husband’s favorite foods, and drama My Man and I(1952), which isn’t technically and single dad who lost the cause all eyes were on us to on the true meaning of love, I know that wherever we are a Western, but isset out West in its tale of a romance holiday spirit after losing his make this work, and we were but never quite experienced and whatever comes, I just between Winters’ alcoholic waitress and a Mexican wife a few years ago during able to successfully complete it herself. Hart says the film know that we’ll make it spe- farm laborer portrayed by Ricardo Montalbán. the Christmas season. “We the movie and we rolled has a lot of fun Easter egg cial no matter what.”

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LEGALS LEGALS NOTICESLEGALS LEGAL NOTICE Legal Notice NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Lynn Conservation Commission City of Lynn Zoning Board of Appeals By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 39, Section 23B, and Chapter given by Timothy E. Katsos to Financial Freedom Senior Funding Corporation, a 131, Section 40, (the Wetlands Protection Act and the local By-Laws), the Lynn The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following Subsidiary of Lehman Brothers Bank, FSB, dated July 23, 2003 and recorded in Conservation Commission will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, December 1, petition on Tuesday, December 1, 2020 at 7:00 P.M., Council Chambers, Lynn the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 21368, Page 404 2020 @ 6:00 p.m., in the City Council Chambers, Lynn City Hall on the Notice of City Hall. of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, by assignment from: Intent filed by John Peterson of Peterson Construction as Applicant to construct a single family home with related earthwork within the buffer zone on land at 58 LOCUS: 194 FAYS AVENUE, PARCEL NO. 100-144-005 — PETITIONER: SCOTT Financial Freedom Senior Funding Corporation a Subsidiary of Lehman Brothers Kent Road ( Lot 3), Lynn MA. MACGREGOR (ZBA 9955) Bank FSB to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Financial Freedom Acquisition LLC, recorded on January 26, 2010, in Book No. **** THE MEETING WILL BE CLOSED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC DUE TO THE TO VARY (PURSUANT TO M.G.L. C. 40A, S. 10) THE PROVISIONS OF THE CITY OF 29238, at Page 85 COVID-19 PANDEMIC. THE MEETING WILL BE TELEVISED LIVE ON THE LYNN LYNN ZONE ORDINANCE TO ALLOW THE DEMOLITION OF AN EXISTING TWO CAR COMMUNITY TELEVISION (LCTV) GOVERNMENT CHANNEL AND ALSO STREAMED GARAGE AND PERMIT THE CONSTRUCTION OF A LARGER TWO CAR GARAGE (24 X Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Financial Freedom ON THE LCTV FACEBOOK PAGE**** 24) WITH A SECOND FLOOR WITH ELECTRICAL HOOK UP TO BE UTILIZED AS AN Acquisition LLC to OneWest Bank N.A., recorded on July 20, 2015, in Book No. THE MEETING CAN BE ACCESSED REMOTELY VIA GO TO MEETING OFFICE AND AN EXERCISE ROOM WITHOUT PLUMBING. SECTION 6.8 OF THE ZONE 34228, at Page 523 ORDINANCE LIMITS DETACHED ACCESSORY STRUCTURES TO ONE (1) STORY. Tue, Dec 1, 2020 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM (EST) CIT Bank, N.A. f/k/a OneWest Bank N.A. to Bank of New York Mellon Trust LOCUS: 204 BLOSSOM STREET EXTENSION, UNIT 209, PARCEL NO. 067-751-007 Company, N.A. as Trustee for Mortgage Assets Management Series I Trust, Please join my meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone. — PETITIONER: DAVID ZELLER, (ZBA 9956) recorded on January 15, 2019, in Book No. 37274, at Page 222 https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/893858893 You can also dial in using your phone. TO VARY (PURSUANT TO M.G.L. C. 40A, S. 10) THE PROVISIONS OF THE CITY OF for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, United States: +1 (786) 535-3211 LYNN ZONE ORDINANCE TO FOR AN SALES ROOM FOR MOTOR VEHICLES (CLASS II the same will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 PM on December 21, 2020, on the Access Code: 893-858-893 LICENSE) WITH NO STORAGE OF MOTOR VEHICLES ON-PREMISES - ON-LINE mortgaged premises located at 507 Lynnfield Street, Lynn, Essex County, New to GoToMeeting? Get the app now and be ready when your first meeting SALES ONLY WHERE SUCH USE IS PROHIBITED IN THE WF1A DISTRICT. \ Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, starts: https://global.gotomeeting.com/install/893858893

**** THE MEETING WILL BE CLOSED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC DUE TO THE TO WIT: ANY INDIVIDUAL INTERESTED IN SPEAKING FOR OR AGAINST OR REGARDING ANY COVID-19 PANDEMIC. THE MEETING WILL BE TELEVISED LIVE ON THE LYNN The land in said Lynn, with the buildings thereon and bounded: PETITION CAN ALSO CALL (781) 586-6783 OR (781) 586-6773 AT THE DATE AND COMMUNITY TELEVISION (LCTV) GOVERNMENT CHANNEL AND ALSO STREAMED SOUTHWESTERLY: by Lynnfield Street, 74.81 feet; TIME OF THE PUBLIC HEARING. ALL INDIVIDUALS WILL BE PERMITTED TO SPEAK ON THE LCTV FACEBOOK PAGE AND IS ACCESSIBLE VIA ZOOM**** NORTHWESTERLY: by land now or formerly of Cann, 198.23 feet; VIA A SPEAKER PHONE FUNCTION. IN SOME INSTANCES, THE CONSERVATION NORTHEASTERLY: by land now or formerly of Hacker, 72.32 feet; and COMMISSION WILL CALL BACK AN INDIVIDUAL WISHING TO SPEAK TO ENSURE AN Please join my meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone. City of Lynn SOUTHEASTERLY: by land now or formerly of Stanley, 182.76 feet. ORDERLY MEETING. INDIVIDUALS WISHING TO SPEAK MAY PROVIDE THEIR NAME Zoning Board of Appeals is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Be all of said measurements more or less or however otherwise bounded and AND PHONE NUMBER TO THE CONSERVATION COMMISSION AND WILL BE CALLED described. Being the same premises conveyed to the herein named mortgagor (s) AT THE APPROPRIATE DATE AND TIME TO SPEAK. THIS INFORMATION SHOULD BE Time: Dec 1, 2020 07:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) by deed recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 17421, Page SUBMITTED TO JAMIE CERULLI VIA EMAIL: [email protected] OR TELEPHONE: 31. (781) 586-6827. THE EMAIL OR TELEPHONIC Join Zoom Meeting For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern District) MESSAGE REQUESTING TO SPEAK MUST BE RECEIVED AT LEAST ONE HOUR PRIOR https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88640614199?pwd=bFpXcVcyZktTU3F2b010V Registry of Deeds in Book 17421, Page 31. TO THE SCHEDULED MEETING. PERSONS WHO HAVE NO PRE-REGISTERED MAY 0pQaCtxQT09 CALL IN DURING THE MEETING AT THE ABOVE-LISTED TELEPHONE NUMBERS These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all ANY INDIVIDUAL DESIRING TO SUBMIT WRITTEN MATERIALS EITHER FOR OR Meeting ID: 886 4061 4199 rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the AGAINST A PARTICULAR PETITION SHOULD SUBMIT THE SAME VIA E-MAIL: nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax [email protected] OR REGULAR MAIL TO: LYNN CONSERVATION COMMISSION, Passcode: 738666 titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or C/O JAMIE CERULLI, INSPECTIONAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT, LYNN CITY HALL, liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, LYNN, MA 01901. DOCUMENTS MAY ALSO BE SUBMITTED VIA THE LYNN CITY HALL One tap mobile having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, DROP BOX LOCATED AT THE JOHNSON STREET ENTRANCE WITH A DEADLINE OF +13126266799,,88640614199#,,,,,,0#,,738666# US (Chicago) easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. ONE HOUR PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED MEETING. THE DOCUMENTARY +16465588656,,88640614199#,,,,,,0#,,738666# US (New York) SUBMISSIONS MAY BE SUBMITTED VIA A ZIP DRIVE OR SIMILAR DEVICE TERMS OF SALE: COMPATIBLE WITH A WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEM **** Dial by your location +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago) A deposit of Ten Thousand ($10,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check will Mary Lester +1 646 558 8656 US (New York) be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The balance Chairwoman is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 Meeting ID: 886 4061 4199 California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Item: November 23, 2020 Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the Passcode: 738666 date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage CITY OF LYNN Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/keEFtJncwI shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council will hold a Public Hearing on ANY INDIVIDUAL INTERESTED IN SPEAKING FOR OR AGAINST OR REGARDING ANY Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Tuesday, December 8, 2020 at 5:15 o'clock P.M. in the Council Chambers for all PETITION SHOULD CALL (781) 586-6783 OR (781) 586-6773 AT THE DATE AND interested citizens of the City of Lynn, MA on the Supplemental FY 2021 Budget. TIME OF THE PUBLIC HEARING. ALL INDIVIDUALS WILL BE PERMITTED TO SPEAK BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON TRUST COMPANY, N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR MORTGAGE The budget proposed for Fiscal Year 2021 is as follows: Total Fiscal Year 2021 VIA A SPEAKER PHONE FUNCTION. IN SOME INSTANCES, THE ZONING BOARD OF ASSETS MANAGEMENT SERIES I TRUST Budget $6,840,601.00. The City of Lynn Fiscal Year 2021 Budget is available for APPEALS WILL CALL BACK AN INDIVIDUAL WISHING TO SPEAK TO ENSURE AN Present holder of said mortgage inspection and review on the City of Lynn website commencing on Monday, ORDERLY MEETING. INDIVIDUALS WISHING TO SPEAK MAY PROVIDE THEIR NAME By its Attorneys, November 23, 2020. AND PHONE NUMBER TO THE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS AND WILL BE CALLED AT THE APPROPRIATE DATE AND TIME TO SPEAK. THIS INFORMATION SHOULD BE HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. ****THE MEETING WILL NOT BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC DUE TO THE COVID-19 SUBMITTED TO MARY GOKAS VIA EMAIL: [email protected] OR TELEPHONE: 150 California St. PANDEMIC. MEETING WILL BE TELEVISED LIVE ON THE LYNN COMMUNITY (781) 586-6727. THE EMAIL OR TELEPHONIC MESSAGE REQUESTING TO SPEAK Newton, MA 02458 TELEVISION (LCTV) GOVERNMENT CHANNEL AND ALSO STREAMED ON THE LCTV MUST BE RECEIVED AT LEAST ONE HOUR PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED MEETING. (617)558-0500 FACEBOOK PAGE****" PERSONS WHO HAVE NO PRE-REGISTERED MAY CALL IN DURING THE MEETING AT 14819 THE ABOVE-LISTED TELEPHONE NUMBERS ANY INDIVIDUAL INTERESTED IN SPEAKING FOR OR AGAINST OR REGARDING THE Item: November 23, 30 and December 7, 2020 PROPOSED BUDGET SHOULD CALL (781) 586 - 6783 OR (781) 586-6773 AT THE ANY INDIVIDUAL DESIRING TO SUBMIT WRITTEN MATERIALS EITHER FOR OR DATE AND TIME OF THE PUBLIC HEARING. ALL INDIVIDUALS WILL BE PERMITTED AGAINST A PARTICULAR PETITION SHOULD SUBMIT THE SAME VIA E-MAIL: NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE TO SPEAK VIA A SPEAKER PHONE FUNCTION. IN SOME INSTANCES, THE LYNN CITY [email protected] OR REGULAR MAIL TO: LYNN ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS, COUNCIL WILL CALL BACK AN INDIVIDUAL WISHING TO SPEAK TO ENSURE AN C/O MARY GOKAS, LYNN CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, LYNN CITY HALL, LYNN, MA 01901. By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage ORDERLY MEETING. INDIVIDUALS WISHING TO SPEAK MAY PROVIDE THEIR NAME DOCUMENTS MAY ALSO BE SUBMITTED VIA THE LYNN CITY HALL DROP BOX given by Marcio Peguero to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as AND PHONE NUMBER TO THE LYNN CITY COUNCIL AND WILL BE CALLED AT THE LOCATED AT THE JOHNSON STREET ENTRANCE WITH A DEADLINE OF ONE DAY nominee for IndyMac Bank, F.S.B, dated December 15, 2006 and recorded in the APPROPRIATE DATE AND TIME TO SPEAK. THIS INFORMATION SHOULD BE PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED MEETING. THE DOCUMENTARY SUBMISSIONS MAY BE Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26390, Page 197 of SUBMITTED TO TERRY YOUNG VIA EMAIL: [email protected] OR TELEPHONE: SUBMITTED VIA A ZIP DRIVE OR SIMILAR DEVICE COMPATIBLE WITH A WINDOWS which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, by assignment from: (781) 586-6740. THE EMAIL OR TELEPHONIC MESSAGE REQUESTING TO SPEAK OPERATING SYSTEM **** MUST BE RECEIVED AT LEAST ONE HOUR PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED MEETING. Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to OneWest Bank, F.S.B., recorded THE PUBLIC WILL BE PERMITTED TO CALL THE ABOVE PHONE NUMBERS AT THE Norman Cole: Chairman on August 6, 2009, in Book No. 28843, at Page 261 DATE AND TIME OF THE PUBLIC HEARING. Richard Wood: Vice Chairman Jeanne M. Curley: Clerk CIT Bank, N.A. f/k/a OneWest Bank N.A. f/k/a OneWest Bank, F.S.B. to MTGLQ ANY INDIVIDUAL DESIRING TO SUBMIT WRITTEN MATERIALS EITHER FOR OR Investors, L.P., recorded on December 18, 2019, in Book No. 38124, at Page 106 AGAINST A PARTICULAR PETITION SHOULD SUBMIT THE SAME VIA E-MAIL: Item: November 16, 23, 2020 [email protected] OR REGULAR MAIL TO: LYNN CITY COUNCIL, C/O TERRY MTGLQ Investors, L.P. to Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB d/b/a Christiana YOUNG, LYNN CITY COUNCIL OFFICE, LYNN CITY HALL, LYNN, MA 01901. Trust, not individually but as trustee for Pretium Mortgage Acquisition Trust, DOCUMENTS MAY ALSO BE SUBMITTED VIA THE LYNN CITY HALL DROP BOX CITY OF LYNN recorded on December 18, 2019, in Book No. 38124, at Page 107 LOCATED AT THE JOHNSON STREET ENTRANCE WITH A DEADLINE OF ONE HOUR REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED MEETING. THE DOCUMENTARY SUBMISSIONS MAY BE CONSULTING SERVICES - PREPARATION OF 5-YEAR CONSOLIDATED PLAN for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, SUBMITTED VIA A ZIP DRIVE OR SIMILAR DEVICE COMPATIBLE TO the same will be sold at Public Auction at 3:00 PM on December 21, 2020, on the A WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEM **** The City of Lynn is requesting proposals from qualified professional mortgaged premises located at 21 Barrett Court, Lynn, Essex County, firms/consultants to provide planning services, technical advice and assistance in Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, Per Order: Janet Rowe, City Clerk connection with the preparation and submission of the Five-Year Strategic Consolidated Plan ("Con Plan") required by the U.S. Department of Housing and TO WIT: Item: November 23, 2020 Urban Development ("HUD"). The land with buildings thereon situated in Lynn, known as 21 Barrett Court and being shown as Lot A on plan entitled Lynn, Mass. Subdivision of land owned by Town of Swampscott - Board of Health Specifications may be obtained starting November 23, 2020 at the City of Lynn M.H, Fame Realty Trust, O.W. McIntosh, C.E., dated March 1946, which plan is Purchasing Department, Room 205, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn, MA 01901. recorded in Essex South Registry of Deeds Book 3457, Page 455. A Regulation Restricting Dogs on Town Owned Land Specifications are available by email/mail on request at [email protected] or calling 781-586-6893. Specifications are available until the due date specified For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern District) DOGS ON TOWN OWNED LAND: below. Registry of Deeds in Book 26390, Page 195. A. Playing fields: (1) No person owning, keeping, or handling a dog within the Town of Swampscott Non-Price proposals and price proposals must be sealed and clearly marked in These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all shall allow such dog to trespass within a playing field. Playing field shall be separate envelopes as outlined in request for proposal specifications. Any rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the defined under this subsection as any field designed to be used for outdoor team proposal not received in this manner will be rejected. Emailed proposals will not nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax games or practice, whether those fields are under the control of the Town or the be accepted. titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or Swampscott School District. liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, (2) Dogs are not permitted on the playing surface of synthetic turf fields controlled Proposals in form must be submitted to the City of Lynn at the above address no having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, by the Town or Swampscott School District. later than 11:00AM, Wednesday, December 9, 2020. easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. (3) Basketball courts, tennis and pickleball courts shall be designated as "playing fields" for the purpose of this subsection The City of Lynn reserves the right to waive any informality in or to reject any or all TERMS OF SALE: B. Playgrounds: proposals or any part thereof and make award as may appear in the best interest No person owning, keeping, or handling a dog within the Town of Swampscott shall of the City. A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check will allow such dog to trespass within a playground. Playground shall be defined under be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The balance this subsection as any piece of land used for and usually equipped with facilities The City of Lynn Purchasing Agent will prepare the notice of award and awarding of is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 for recreation especially by children (such as swings and slides). this contract. California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, C. Parks and Cemeteries: Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the (1) Dogs are not allowed in any cemetery under the control of the Swampscott Chapter 30B M.G. L. §6 date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full Department of Public Works and Cemetery Department. of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage (2) Dogs are not allowed on any Town owned park unless specifically stated as Timothy Leonard shall control in the event of an error in this publication. allowable in appendix 1 of this regulation. The board has the right to include or Purchasing Agent remove specific parks within appendix 1, if they feel dog access is or is not Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. causing a public health nuisance at that park location. Item: November 23, 2020 (3) Exception: WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY, FSB, D/B/A CHRISTIANA TRUST, NOT a.) Any area specifically designated as a "dog park" by the Town for the purpose of CARE AND PROTECTION, TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS, SUMMONS BY INDIVIDUALLY BUT AS TRUSTEE FOR PRETIUM MORTGAGE ACQUISITION TRUST providing a recreational area for dogs to run off leash, while under the direct PUBLICATION, DOCKET NUMBER 19CP0171LY, Trial Court of Massachusetts, Present holder of said mortgage control of its owner, keeper, or handler. If the "dog park" is located within a public Juvenile Court Department, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, Essex County cemetery, dog must be driven, carried, or transported by other means other than Juvenile Court, 139 Central Avenue, Lynn, MA 01901 By its Attorneys, being walked through the cemetery. TO: Marco Roman: A petition has been presented to this court by Lynn DCF, HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. b.) Any area of a park that is specifically designed as a dog path or walkway seeking, as to the following child, Joniel A. Roman, that said child be found in 150 California St. designated by clear borders and town created signage specifically stating dogs are need of care and protection and committed to the Department of Children and Newton, MA 02458 allowed within that path or walkway only and must be leashed. Families. The court may dispense the rights of the person(s) named herein to (617)558-0500 c.) Any park not designated as prohibited to dogs in appendix 1, as long as dogs receive notice of or to consent to any legal proceeding affecting the adoption, 2017020457 are leashed, and owner or keeper has a means to collect and remove and dispose custody, or guardianship or any other disposition of the child named herein, if it dog waste. finds that the child is in need of care and protection and that the best interests of Item: November 23, 30 and December 7, 2020 ENFORCEMENT: the child would be served by said disposition. (1) Whosoever violates any provisions of this regulation, shall be punished by a You are hereby ORDERED to appear in this court, at the court address set forth fine of: $100 for the first violation. $200 for a second; and $300 for a third or above, on the following date and time: 01/04/2021 at 09:00 AM Best Interest subsequent violation. Child EXEMPTIONS: You may bring an attorney with you. If you have a right to an attorney and if the Service animals as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) shall be court determines that you are indigent, the court will appoint an attorney to exempt from this regulation, provided they abide by all the rules and regulations represent you. If you fail to appear, the court may proceed on that date and any set forth by the ADA. date thereafter with a trial on the merits of the petition and an adjudication of this EFFECTIVE DATE: matter. This Regulation shall take effect as provided by Massachusetts General Laws. For further information call the Office of the Clerk-Magistrate at 781-586-0415. WITNESS: Hon. Hon. Kerry A. Ahern, FIRST JUSTICE, DATE ISSUED: 10/29/2020, APPENDIX 1 - PUBLIC PARKS - Allowed Locations: Judith M. HAROLD KING FOREST, LINSCOTT PARK, EWING WOODS Brennan, Clerk-Magistrate Item: November 23, 2020 Item: November 13, 16, 23, 2020 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 INTERNATIONAL Taiwan demonstrators protest U.S. pork pact

TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) The drug is banned by — Thousands of people the European Union, but marched in Taipei’s streets is legal in the United on Sunday demanding the States. reversal of a decision to al- Demonstrators marched low U.S. pork imports into in front of the Presidential Taiwan, alleging food safe- Office Building as part of ty issues. an annual labor march. President Tsai Ing-wen’s “I came here today to administration lifted a oppose the import of rac- long-standing ban on U.S. topamine,” said Kelvin pork and beef imports in Chen, a 54-year-old com- August, in a move seen as puter engineer who was one of the first steps to- march ing. “I feel ward possibly negotiating these days many who do a bilateral trade agree- business are not ethical. ment with the U.S. The ban is due to be lifted in If they mix the U.S. pork January. with Taiwan pork and That decision has met then sell it to us average with fierce opposition, consumers, we as individ- both by the opposition uals have no way to know Kuomintang party and the source of the pork.” individual citizens. The “I have a child and when new policy allows imports we eat things with racto- of pork with acceptable pamine, it’s not good for our bodies,” said Jacky residues of ractopamine, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a drug added into animal Tsui, a 37-year-old factory feed that promotes the worker. “I hope the gov- People hold a pig model with a slogan “Betraying pig farmers” during a protest in Taipei, Taiwan, growth of lean meat that ernment can see that we Sunday. Thousands of people marched in streets on Sunday demanding the reversal of a decision some farmers use in pigs. citizens oppose this.” to allow U.S. pork imports into Taiwan, alleging food safety issues. Russia’s health system under strain as the virus surges back

MOSCOW (AP) — When a hospital, where doctors 35,000 deaths, but experts continue to insist there’s no Yekaterina Kobzeva, a confirmed she had the vi- say all numbers worldwide need for a nationwide lock- nurse at a preschool in rus. She was only admitted understate the true toll of down or widespread clo- Russia’s Ural Mountains, there days after her first the pandemic. sures of businesses, instead began having trouble attempt — and after her Reports in Russian me- urging people to observe breathing, she called an story made local headlines. dia have painted a bleak the measures ordered by ambulance. It was four Russia’s health care sys- picture in recent weeks. regional governments. days before she managed tem, vast yet underfunded, Hospital corridors are But in most regions, to find a free hospital bed. has been under significant filled with patients on gur- those measures don’t go The ambulance first strains in recent weeks, neys and even the floor. beyond mask mandates, took her to get a scan — as the pandemic surges Bodies in black plastic limiting the hours of bars which showed damage again and daily infections bags were seen piling up and restaurants, ordering from pneumonia to 50 and virus death regularly on the floors of a morgue. the elderly to self-isolate, percent of her lungs, an break records. Long lines of ambulanc- forbidding mass public indication she had coro- Across the country, 81 es wait at hospitals while events and requiring em navirus. The paramedics percent of hospital beds pharmacies put up signs ployers to have some staff then drove her around that have been set aside for listing the drugs they no work from home. Health the city of Perm and its coronavirus patients were longer have in stock. experts say the moves are surroundings for hours full as of Wednesday. Three Russian authorities have clearly not enough. as seven hospitals, one by times last week, the Rus- acknowledged problems in Paramedic Dmitry PHOTO | ASSOCIATED [PRESS one, turned her down, say- sian government reported the health system. Presi- Seryogin says Kobzeva’s Medical workers discuss the coronavirus in a ing they didn’t have any a record number of daily dent Vladimir Putin even experience is not unusual. corridor of an intensive care unit in the red beds available. At dawn, deaths, and the number urged regional officials not In the southwestern Oryol zone of the hospital in Ulan-Ude, the regional she went home. of daily new infections per to paper over the situa- region where he works, capital of Buryatia, a region near the Russia. The journey took her 100,000 people has more tion, saying that “feigning patients can wait for up to The nation’s health care system has been un- through “circles of hell,” than doubled since Oct. 1, the impression that every- 12 hours for an ambulance der severe strain in recent weeks, as a resur- Kobzeva, 60, recalled in an from 6 to over 15. Overall, thing is perfectly normal is and then might spend five gence of the coronavirus pandemic has swept interview with The Associ- Russia has recorded over absolutely unaccep table.” more in it, looking for a the country. ated Press by phone from 2 million cases and over Yet Russian authorities hospital bed. 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By Barbara Quinn the body’s store of this mineral TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE is in our bones. My body lays down calcium to give strength I’ve spent the past week in a to bones it fuses back together. recliner, staring at my toes peek- Like most adults, I need 1000 ing out from a giant bandage on to 1200 milligrams of calcium a my foot. Surgery was a success, day to assist this process. One my surgeon assures me. Now cup of milk or a calcium-forti ed the real healing begins. First and foremost, doc’s or- beverage or juice contains about ders are for me to stay strict- 300 milligrams of calcium. Oth- ly non-weight bearing for six er foods such as broccoli, turnip weeks. Guess it’s a good season or collard greens, kale, bok choy to stay home anyway. Plenty of and forti ed cereals contain less time to catch up on long overdue calcium but for sure can contrib- projects. And thank you, God, for ute to my day’s total. whoever invented those handy Vitamin D helps my body ab- knee scooters. 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