THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 2020 Local coronavirus cases continue to rise

By Gayla Cawley cases since the outbreak began Ambrosino announced the Qual- The day-to-day increase in face masks when entering es- and David McLellan — 97 new cases and 767 total. ity Inn in Revere has agreed to Lynn had appeared to be trend- sential businesses or public ITEM STAFF Also, four more deaths were an- allow the use of the entire build- ing down since last Saturday’s places to try to curb the spread. nounced, bringing that total to ing for residents of both cities to peak of 70 new cases. But All employees of essential busi- The City of Lynn saw a 14 per- 16. safely quarantine and recover Wednesday’s data represents a nesses have also been ordered to cent increase in its COVID-19 Elsewhere, Swampscott has 60 from the virus. 14.4 percent spike over Tues- wear face coverings. cases Wednesday, while Revere con rmed cases as of Tuesday, The temporary housing option day’s case count. McGee has implemented an and Chelsea leaders announced Nahant has recorded 24 positive is targeted toward infected Re- Data shows residents between overnight curfew between the a partnership to designate a ho- (with two deaths). Peabody has vere and Chelsea residents who the ages of 21-61 are getting hours of 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. Those tel as a housing option for resi- 227 cases, Lynn eld 44, Marble- live in overcrowded housing con- infected at the highest rate in who don’t comply with those or- dents to safely recover from the head 52 and Saugus 137. ditions or would otherwise be at Lynn, while its youngest resi- ders face a ne up to $1,000. coronavirus. In a news conference broad- risk of spreading the virus with- dents, 21 and under are least “During these dif cult times, In Lynn, the city released casted live Wednesday, Revere in their community and don’t re- impacted. by staying apart, we are standing data showing its largest day- Mayor Brian M. Arrigo and quire hospitalization, according Mayor Thomas M. McGee has to-day increase in COVID-19 Chelsea City Manager Thomas to a release from Arrigo’s of ce. mandated all residents to wear VIRUS, A3 LESSONS IN VIRTUAL Lynn eld GRANDPARENTING rolls out remote learning program

By Anne Marie Tobin ITEM STAFF LYNNFIELD — The school district rolled out its new remote learning program last week to unify at-home education during coronavirus after providing students for the last month with lesson ideas and school resource information. While remote learning had its fair share of tweaking and anxiety in the rst week it was introduced, School Superintendent Jane Tremblay said the program was extremely success- ful, thanks to the many hours of work on the part of students, families, fac- ulty and staff. “I recognize how stressful this has been for everyone, but it is a true test of grit, resilience and perseverance,” she said. “Now that we are in week By Steve Krause ern technology they can see Sloane Victoria Jim Beliveau two, things have been a bit less fran- ITEM STAFF Dalton every day. of Lynn looks tic as we work out the kinks on the And Susan Conti waits for her oldest son on from a safe  y. Everyone is adjusting to this new Candace Santoro says she feels isolated and daughter-in-law — Stuart and Jessie — distance so he normal.” without being able to hold her rst grand- to deliver their baby. Jessie is due Monday. can watch his The Huckleberry Hill and Summer child. “This is all very surreal,” said Santoro, who grandson, Mason Street elementary schools are post- Jim and Kristen Beliveau do what they grew up in Saugus but now lives in Middle- Beliveau, 3, of ing weekly lessons Sunday nights on can to see their new grandson either by their new joint website, giving par- ton. “It’s like he’s not here, because I haven’t Georgetown, play FaceTiming or by drive-by visits where they ents one-stop shopping for lessons held him yet. in his front yard. travel from Lynn to Georgetown, just to get “This is supposed to be such a joyful time,” that will be posted daily by subject. a  eeting glimpse. she said. “Instead, it’s so isolating. I don’t ITEM PHOTO | The lessons’ focus is on critical skills Tom and Wilma Dalton won’t be getting know. It’s exciting, but I have to hold on until SPENSER HASAK (math and reading). The website to Stamford, Conn., to see their new grand- daughter anytime soon, but thanks to mod- GRANDPARENTS, A2 LYNNFIELD, A3

 Commentary: Tragedy When churches’ doors and hope for nursing closed, dollars dwindled homes, A4  By Thor Jourgensen gy scramble to nd new ways to U.S. relief checks begin ITEM STAFF bring in money to pay the bills. arriving as economic Lowe has waived rent for damage piles up, A5 With 35 congregation members Cliftondale Nazarene’s tenant and a Spanish-speaking congre- congregation and he is sending gation for a tenant, Rev. Frank- church members a letter asking  Military sees no quick lin Lowe is hoping and praying them to make a contribution exit from “new world” Cliftondale Church of the Naza- or “tithing” to sustain church rene can survive coronavirus. nances. He anticipates the of coronavirus, A5 “We haven’t made a bank de- church will have to dip into - posit since March 8,” said Lowe. nancial reserves to pay the bills.  Worship buildings closed their Our Lady, Star of the Sea in WHO, allies lament cut doors when coronavirus triggered Marblehead is open for prayer to U.S. funding as virus social distancing precautions al- from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily. But rages, A6 most a month ago. The faithful social distancing suspended ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO now tune in remotely for online offertory collections Catholic services instead of dropping mon- Rev. Franklin Lowe of the Cliftondale Church of the Naz-  Stocks sink on grim CHURCHES, A3 ey onto collection plates and cler- arene in Saugus struggles to stay open during COVID-19. data, B7

LOOK! Swampscott chooses 5 sites for new school Cindi Navarro joins By David McLellan to ve sites. The meeting focused on traf c, having conservation land or protected land, All Care VNA, A8 ITEM STAFF sidewalks, road width, crosswalks, and other dif cult topography, existing buildings on- vehicle and pedestrian traf c-related consid- site, and size. Lynn SWAMPSCOTT — Residents expect to erations. Hadley Elementary School North Shore Community vote on a proposal to build a new elementa- College approves ry school at the 2021 annual Town Meeting, According to Catherine Porter Roberts, a The current Hadley Elementary School site interim president, B3 and there is much work to be done, even if member of the School Building Committee, is one site being considered. The Redington meetings must be done virtually due to the traf c was a crucial factor in narrowing down Street site is being considered for a number Lynn eld COVID-19 pandemic. the potential sites for a new school. of reasons, including being in a central loca- A cancer survivor The School Building Committee held a vir- “At each of our community forums, we’ve tion with many students living nearby, mini- gives back in Jimmy tual meeting Tuesday night to share that had repeated concerns about traf c,” Porter mizing the amount of driving it would take to Fund walk, B3 the project intended to replace Hadley Ele- Roberts said. get to the school. mentary School on Redington Street — has Town-owned land was evaluated for its suit- narrowed its potential building locations ability, and eliminated due to factors such as SWAMPSCOTT, A3

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Shawn P. Gilhooley, 53 Edward Delisle 1966-2020 1941-2020 LYNN — Shawn P. Gilhooley, Edward “Skip” Delisle was of Lynn, age 53, entered into Born in Lynn on Sept. 16, eternal rest on Monday, April 1941 to Rita (Basiliere) and 13, 2020 at the Brudnick Edward Delisle, raised in a Center for Living/Aviv in Pea- family of love and simplici- body following a lengthy ill- ty. He married his childhood ness and complications from sweetheart, Judy (Courchaine), the COVID-19 virus. directly after high school and Born in Lynn on April 26, had four beautiful children. 1966, he was the loving son Skip’s greatest source of joy of Frances J. (Greenleaf) and was his family. He enjoyed fre- the late James “JJ” Gilhooley. quent family gatherings, watch- In addition to his mother Fran- ing his grandchildren play in ces, Shawn is survived by his sporting events and school ac- ve siblings, Retired Sergeant tivities, spending time in the log James S. Gilhooley of the cabin he built in Paris, Maine, Massachusetts State Police weekends camping at Tuxbury and his wife Diane, Dr. Mary Pond, walks around Salem Wil- Dill and her husband Dan- lows and shopping excursions/ iel, Karen McGrath, Retired In rmary; these surgeries lunches with the love of his life, he made lifelong friends. He Lieutenant Colonel Sharon were needed to try and stop Judy. They were truly two peas rekindled his love for football Costine of the Massachusetts the progression of total blind- in a pod and shared 58 years when his grandsons captained State Police and her husband ness. In his early 40s, Shawn of marriage. SJP football and then to col- Robert, and Maureen Shultz lost that battle and was very Skip was a true family man lege where he sat proud as a brave, continuing to live his and her husband Michael. in every sense of the word. peacock in the Harvard Stadi- life. Words cannot express how Shawn also leaves his nieces His family cannot remember um as the number one fan. He grateful we are to the many Tom Dalton chats with his grandchildren. and nephews, Kerrian Lampert a time when “Papa” was not stood tall at SMH where his doctors and staff at Mass. and her husband Matt and there for them. He said yes to granddaughters played volley- Eye and Ear In rmary for their everything, put himself sec- ball and competed in cheer- their daughter Sydney, Kelsey compassion and kindness Dill and her ancé Brian Pe- ond and loved his family more leading competitions, and Lessons in virtual towards our beloved brother than anything. supported drama events at nesso, Megan Shulman and Shawn over the last 40-plus her husband Stephen, Mck- He was a true romantic to LEHS. Papa was always there. years. his wife. You could always nd Skip will be sadly missed enzie Shultz, Lauren McGrath, Our entire family would like grandparenting Mason Shultz, Heath McGrath, Papa waltzing with his bride on and forever honored by his to recognize the amazing staff the dance  oor, or serenading four children, son Rick Delisle and Taylor Shultz. Shawn was and the Brudnick Center for also uncle to the late Maddi- her at a family karaoke event and his wife Cheryl, daugh- GRANDPARENTS he said. “Not only are they Living/Aviv for taking great on the campground. He bought ter Terri Ranahan and her From A1 far away, but they’re in son Shultz. care of Shawn over the last During Shawn’s life he en- his girls corsages on holidays, husband Stephen, daughter Stamford, which is in one four years and making him gave thoughtful gifts and never Kathy Hall and daughter Tam- I can (hold her grandson).” of the worst places for (the joyed playing hockey for Lynn part of your family. And as the reality of English High School. He also forgot a special occasion. my Necco and her husband coronavirus). Service information: Ad- Skip was a talented drum- Craig; his eight grandchildren; longtime social distanc- “But (son Robert and loved playing golf and skiing. hering to the guidelines of ing as the result of the He was a communicant of mer in his younger days and four (soon ve) great-grand- daughter-in-law Jaime) the Commonwealth of Mas- played in a band “The Con- children; his beloved sister COVID-19 crisis sets in, have been great,” he said. St. Pius V Church, and was a sachusetts and the CDC, it’s harder on everybody. member of the Knights of Co- tinentals” at the old Boston and brother-in-law Judy and “They send us texts every funeral services will be pri- Garden. It was his great joy to Roger Greika; his brother and “My daughter (Santoro day, and we’ve been able lumbus and the Ancient Order vate. Burial was in St. Joseph declined to identify either of Hibernians. Shawn loved all reassemble the band for his sister-in-law, Chuck and Barb to FaceTime.” Cemetery, Lynn. A Celebra- daughter’s wedding in 1987 Delisle, his brother-in-law her daughter or grandson) The Daltons have grand- sports but was an avid lifelong tion of Life ceremony and is isolated too,” she said. fan of the Boston Bruins, his and entertained everyone with Robert Courchaine and his children who are closer — gathering will be held at a his amazing drumming ability. wife Marilyn, his brother-in- “She’s home (in Saugus) in Reading — and even favorite all-time team. later date. Arrangements en- with the baby, and she Shawn had fought since He was a youth football law, Richard Courchaine and though they can’t inter- trusted to SOLIMINE Funeral coach and was actively in- his wife Carmen; and many wants her mother to help act because of the six feet his middle school years a Homes, Lynn. Online guest- her, and I can’t. It won’t rare neuromuscular disor- volved in Pop Warner, where nieces and nephews. rule, they’ve been able to book for family and friends be real until I have him in get around it a few times. der known as Kearns Sayre to offer condolences at www. my arms.” “Wilma’s birthday was Syndrome. This eventual- solimine.com. And who knows when ly left Shawn blind in both Tuesday, and they all came that will be? That’s the down with ice cream, and eyes. Shawn suffered through Doris J. Denham No. 1 question on the multiple painful surgeries at we sat in our driveway, 1928-2020 minds of all grandparents six feet apart, and had it,” Massachusetts Eye and Ear experiencing the ache of Tom Dalton said. “So that LYNN — Doris J. (Morgan) not having human contact was nice.” Denham of Marston Mills and with their grandchildren. So, he said, “we’ve virtu- Lakeville passed away on April Cameron Beliveau was ally held her a few times. 11, 2020. Beloved wife of born in January and be- John D. Murray, 80 Maybe someday we’ll see Kenneth F. Denham, married cause he was only three 1939-2020 for 68 years. Loving mother pounds, spent the rst her in person. Probably of the late Kenneth E. Den- few weeks of his life in her high school gradua- On Monday, March 30, ham (1953-1976), Patricia an incubator. When he tion.” 2020, John D. Murray passed G. Denham of North Easton, was healthy enough to go “It’s trying,” admitted away at the age of 80 at the and David J. Denham and his home to Georgetown, his Wilma Dalton. “We love Putnam Hospital Center due wife, Liane (Jedrey) of Norton. grandparents left for a the pictures. I love babies to complications from the Grandmother of her beloved vacation in Florida. While and kids. COVID-19 virus. grandsons Thomas E. Denham they were down there, the “But who knows how John was born on Sept. 3, and Nicholas S. Denham. COVID crisis exploded, many months this is going 1939 in Lynn to John and Doris was a graduate of St. and by the time they got to last,” she said. “One of Marion Murray. John attended Mary’s High School, 1946 and back they self-quaran- these days …” St. Mary’s High School, Merri- worked at General Electric pri- tined for two weeks. That Conti’s son and daugh- mack College and the Univer- or to becoming a wife and segued into the general ter-in-law are due to deliv- sity of Massachusetts where mother. Doris was a devoted social distancing situation er their baby Monday. And he received his PhD. John was wife and mother whose family life and service will be held we have now. since the two families live a devoted teacher beginning was her everything. Doris lived at a later date. In lieu of “I’m happy and disap- close together, they’ll be his career at Rutgers Univer- in a number of residences owers donations may be pointed at the same time,” able to do more than see sity and eventually landing at in Massachusetts, New York sent in Memory of Doris to Jim Beliveau said. “I’m each other virtually. Manhattanville in 1975 where and Tennessee, transferring Alzheimer’s Association MA/ happy he’s home. And “They have a nice, slid- he taught for 38 years. with her husband, Ken, who NH Chapter, 309 Waverley he’s in good hands with ing back door,” she said. At Manhattanville John was Oaks Road, Waltham, MA “I’ll be able to walk over family and was often the rst worked for General Electric. his mom and dad. But we chair of the Sociology and An- Doris enjoyed interior deco- 02452, or via www.alz.org/ can’t hold him. there and at least get a thropology Department, head to arrive. glimpse.” John was preceded in death rating, shopping, socializing manh. To share a memory “I put on Facebook that of the Freshman Preceptorial But it’s not the same as by his parents, John and Mar- with her neighborhood friends or leave online condolences, the rst thing we’re going and served on many boards to do when this is over is feeling the baby in her ion, sisters, Anne Murray Col- and playing cards and group please visit www.cuffemc- and committees including bridge. go see him and hold him.” arms. the Faculty Status Committee. lins and Margaret Murray. He ginn.com. Service information: A pri- His wife, Kristen, has “It’s very upsetting,” John was a highly respected is survived by his sister, Susan vate service will be held at even more separation she said. “I’m nervous for teacher and colleague and “Tricia” Murray Sullivan; and St. Mary’s Cemetery in Lynn. blues. She babysits Cam- them right now.” enormously well liked by all. brother, Gene Murray; as well ® LIFE WELL CELEBRATED eron’s brother, Mason, as many nieces and nephews. A public celebration of her Since her son is a Lynn John was an avid fan of the three times a week. Service information: Due re ghter, there’s the is- Boston Red Sox and watched “I’m used to having every game. He enjoyed dis- to the COVID-19 virus there sue of whether he can him,” she said, “and we’re even be there for the birth. cussing politics and traveling will be no funeral services at all cooped up now. Still, to Europe and Canada with this time. The family will plan Joy A. Cronin, 76 “He had to stop work- we’re happy to be healthy. ing two weeks ago,” she friends. John never missed a a Celebration of Life over the 1944-2020 Grandchildren are every- holiday or celebration with his summer. said. “He’s afraid to go to thing, especially when the store, even. They’re WELLS, Maine — Joy Ann one’s just been born. Cronin, 76, on April 8, 2020 in their house all day, ex- “It’s hard not to be cept for when they walk at York Hospital. around them,” she said. 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  to place an ad to subscribe today. $4.50 a week.  781-593-7700, ext. 2 THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Local coronavirus cases continue to rise Swampscott chooses VIRUS tial business employees option is) going to make In the seven-day period 5 sites for new school From A1 are also required to wear a difference in helping us starting April 7, known face coverings, according contain the spread of the cases increased by 12 per- SWAMPSCOTT which would have to be together to slow the to the city website. virus. Both (cities) have cent, 7 percent, 10 percent, From A1 addressed if an elemen- spread of COVID-19,” said In Saugus, the town many residents who can’t 7 percent, 11 percent, 7 tary school were to be McGee in a statement. health department ex- return to untenable hous- percent, and 5 percent. Hadley Elementary built there. There is also Swampscott’s numbers pects its numbers to in- ing situations and proper- Arrigo said Wednes- School’s current enroll- no sidewalk opposite the represent a 20 percent crease considerably over ly quarantine. With this, day that everyone has to ment is 323 students, and middle school on Forest increase over the town’s the next couple of weeks, we’re hopeful we can start work together to slow the the site is suitable for a Avenue, which should be known cases just a week according to a notice post- to make a dent and miti- spread of the virus, which traffic load of about 290 to considered for students ago, according to Town Ad- ed on the town’s website. gate the dangers of the includes a “laser focus” on 305 cars entering school who would walk to school. ministrator Sean Fitzger- In Revere and Chelsea, virus in our communities.” staying home. grounds. Phillips Park ald. No deaths have been 75 percent of the costs Chelsea has become one The temporary housing Early in the meeting, Phillips Park does not announced as of Wednesday. associated with the Qual- of the nation’s hot spots for option at Quality Inn has there was a consensus currently have a school “This increase is consis- ity Inn’s operation will the coronavirus. According given both cities a chance that a new school would building on site, allowing tent with trends on the be covered by the Federal to a message posted on to strategically support ideally be located roughly architects flexibility in state and national level,” Emergency Management the city’s website, Chelsea those who would other- in the center of the stu- their design and construc- said Fitzgerald in a state- Agency (FEMA), with has the worst outbreak in wise not be able to stay dent population’s homes, tion. Phillips Park is also ment. “It is more import- substantial additional Massachusetts and its rate home and quarantine, or with Hadley Elementary located in a central area ant now than ever to be support from the Massa- of infection is even higher who would be at risk of School and the Depart- of town, on Humphrey vigilant in our social dis- chusetts Emergency Man- than New York City. becoming more ill if they ment of Public Works site Street. tancing effort.” agement Agency (MEMA). As of Tuesday, 712 peo- were to recover in a crowd- deemed the best sites in There is an existing sig- The town has passed sev- The remainder will be fi- ple had tested positive ed hospital, Arrigo said. that regard. nal-controlled crosswalk eral orders mandating res- nanced equally by the Cit- for the coronavirus and “Revere is not an island,” There is concern about that could be used if a idents stay at home unless ies of Revere and Chelsea, 23 residents had died in said Arrigo. “None of us can “significant queueing” of school were to be built at they are essential workers according to Arrigo’s office. Chelsea, a city of about shut our borders to this un- cars at the intersection the Phillips Park site. or out doing a sanctioned Partners HealthCare 40,000 residents. precedented pandemic. We of Humphrey Street and However, there are ex- activity, such as getting will serve as the health- Revere has also been must work across city lines Redington Street. On- tremely steep grades in food and supplies. Resi- care management team. highly impacted. As of to stop the spread. We are street parking is avail- the area, such as on Mil- dents have also been or- In-room healthcare ser- Wednesday, the city had all doing our part to make able within 10 feet of a let Road. Grades that are dered to wear face masks. vices will be provided, 516 confirmed cases of sure that together we have crosswalk to the school, too steep can be a problem Of Marblehead’s 52 which will eliminate the COVID-19 and 19 deaths, a faster, better recovery for which may hinder driv- for making schools fully cases, 11 people have re- need for residents to trav- according to Arrigo. every single resident in the ers’ views of pedestrians. accessible. Also, the steep The amount of on-street covered, according to the el to doctors’ offices or hos- However, the daily per- Commonwealth.” grades north of Humphrey state Department of Pub- pitals, according to Arrigo. centage increase in cases parking also narrows the Street would require extra lic Health (DPH). “This contagion has re- appears to have slowed. Item reporter Elyse Car- roadway and could cause retaining walls to be built, In Peabody, an emergen- ally had a devastating From March 18 to March mosino contributed to this hazards. an added expense to the cy order requiring resi- impact on both the resi- 25, known cases increased report. Gayla Cawley can DPW site school that is expected to dents to wear face masks dents of Chelsea and Re- at rates of 100 percent, 50 be reached at gcawley@ An inherent challenge of be partially paid for by when entering essential vere,” said Ambrosino at percent, 0 percent, 33 per- itemlive.com. David Mc- the Department of Public the Massachusetts School businesses went into ef- Wednesday’s press con- cent, 100 percent, 100 per- Lellan can be reached at Works site on Paradise Building Authority. fect Wednesday. All essen- ference. “(This housing cent, and 50 percent. [email protected]. Road is the department Stanley School building is currently Stanley School on Whit- there. However, the DPW man Road has a current Lynnfield rolls out remote learning program site is considered, along enrollment of 240 stu- with Hadley Elementary dents, and the site is suit- School, one of the best op- as many as five hours a day able for 215 to 230 cars to LYNNFIELD tions for minimizing driv- working on her own, most access. From A1 ing distances for many The site has existing of it catching up on physics. of the students’ families, also offers online and of- long-term staff parking, “It’s still less than when we being located centrally fline options as well as en- and the town-owned prop- were in school when I had among the student popu- richment activities. seven hours of homework erty grounds are much lation’s homes. larger than the existing “We thought parents every night.” There is an existing sig- building’s footprint. needed one place to go Special Education Direc- nal-controlled crosswalk However, there is a lack where they could get ev- tor Roberta Keane that her at the site, with signage of pedestrian signage and erything they needed,” said department was able to for pedestrians. Also, the crosswalks in the area, Summer Street Principal get families immediate in- site would be connected which would have to be Karen Dwyer. “We are tervention through virtual to the future Swampscott addressed if the site were starting with the basics consultations following the Rail Trail, a project the and then will probably in- Sisters Sabrina, left, and Ella Hayman work on chosen. Also, historic trees state’s closure of schools. town is currently working in the area encroach on tegrate social studies and school assignments in the kitchen of their Lyn- “Services are going to on. science at some point.” the sidewalks, and there nfield home. look differently in this There are some draw- is nearby wetland that Teachers will hold whole- national emergency,” said backs to the DPW site, class meetings via ZOOM the week. Students are free lem set each week. would have to be factored Keene. “Many students however, including an into any build. two times a week so stu- to do their work anytime Per recommendation of and families struggled unappealing walking en- dents can visually connect during the week and will Massachusetts Department The next School Build- being out of their normal vironment, and an “un- ing Committee meeting with their teachers. Every turn in assignments at the of Elementary and Second- routines. The key is on- formalized driveway that will also be done virtually Sunday night, teachers’ end of the week. ary Education Commission- going collaboration with creates unsafe conditions on Tuesday, April 21 at 7 virtual office hours will be “The beauty is the teach- er Jeffrey Riley, the high families and giving fami- for pedestrians on the p.m. At that meeting, pos- established which will be ers have worked together to school will also look to begin lies notice of what remote sidewalk,” according to sible school configurations offered three times a week have the same plan for each introducing new materi- services are available.” the architect firm Laval- at each site will be dis- for one hour at a time. grade so that if any teach- al where appropriate. Ad- Services include assign- lee Bresinger, which is cussed. The meeting may “We were able to do ers are sick, others in the vanced Placement tests will ments, projects, providing working with the town to be attended in the follow- this only because the col- same grade can fill in,” said still be held using an abbre- modified general educa- come up with a design. ing ways: laboration between both Principal Stephen Ralston. viated version of the test. tion materials and pro- Swampscott Zoom schools was so important “Grade 5 math is grade 5 “We feel confident that we viding resources to keep Middle School Residents may visit to have one elementa- math, it’s that simple.” have done what we need students engaged. The The middle school is www.zoom.us and access At the high school, spe- ry school program,” said to do to have our students department will also con- another site being consid- the meeting using the ID Huckleberry Hill Princi- cific times and days for prepared,” said Principal duct regular and ongoing ered, although it is farther 911 5416 1718 and the pal Melisssa Wyland. large group sessions of 20 Bob Cleary “The angst is check-ins by phone, email away from the center of password 152590. The fol- At the middle school, to 40 students have been the kids have prepped and or district-approved social the student population lowing numbers may be teachers are holding set aside for each subject done everything they need media and will have es- than the first two options. used to call into the meet- hourlong lessons Monday using Zoom meetings and to, only now it’s all changed.” tablished office hours to The school has a current ing via telephone (ID and through Friday from 9 pre-recorded video presen- Lexie Allain, the top- work out problems and be- enrollment of 725 stu- password are the same): a.m. to 1 p.m. Subjects in- tations. Teachers will set ranked student in the havioral issues that may dents, and can accommo- 1(312) 626-6799, 1(646) clude math, science, world up other times for virtual senior class, said her AP arise in the home. date around 650 to 690 558-8656, 1(346) 248- language and humanities. office hours where stu- physics class is scram- IEP meetings will be cars accessing the site. 7799, 1(669) 900-9128, There will also be self-di- dents can get help indi- bling to adjust to the ab- held remotely, but initial or The school has a brand 1(253) 215-8782, or 1(301) rected exploratory ses- vidually or in small group breviated test. three-year evaluations that new snack shack, and an 715-8592. The number sions as well as special ed sessions. “My AP physics class require face-to-face obser- existing designated pick- that works to call into the sessions. Cleary said that like oth- had to completely change vations will be suspended up lane. There is also ex- meeting may depend on Two core subjects are fea- er schools in the district, direction once the test got until school reopens. isting on-site parking for caller location. tured on Mondays and Tues- the high school is looking changed because some of staff. Furthermore, there Cable TV days, while there are Zoom to keep the workload to a the things we had covered Anne Marie Tobin can be is an “underutilized” park- Comcast channel 15 sessions and designated vir- manageable level, likely are not on the test,” she said, reached at atobin@item- ing lot on the northern Verizon channel 40 tual office hours the rest of one assignment or prob- adding that she is spending live.com. portion of the campus. Cable online Some drawbacks to the tv.swampscottps.org middle school site in- Youtube When churches’ doors closed, dollars dwindled clude steep grades and www.youtube.com/c/ excessive running water. swampscottpublicschools CHURCHES ed quickly to remote wor- tuition is to colleges. Many May to evaluate church The wide driveway at the school has accessibility David McLellan can be From A1 ship last month, offering 52 small churches, said Lowe, finances with an eye on worship services, meetings are located in big expen- expenses versus congre- ramps, but they are not reached at dmclellan@ offertory collections Cath- and participation groups sive-to-maintain buildings gation contributions. St. currently ADA compliant, itemlive.com. olic parishes rely on for fi- online every week and ini- that were once filled with Mary’s Church in Lynn is nancial support, meaning tiating remote giving to worshippers. also supplementing tra- the church’s 12 staff mem- support church finances. St. George Greek Ortho- ditional offertory giving bers are working reduced Rabbi Richard Perlman dox Church congregation with electronic donations. Can’t get to the store? hours. said Temple Ner Tamid’s members realize the Lynn “But people are facing The Rev. Ronald D. congregation includes peo- church is having a tough financial challenges,” said Get home delivery. Coyne sent letters to 1,800 ple who have lost jobs and time financially with coro- the Rev. Brian L. Flynn. registered parishioners endured business closings. navirus dropping contri- Lowe said Cliftondale three weeks ago. The Peabody temple has bution levels below what Church of the Nazarene’s “I asked them to support applied for federal small they were in 2019. financial health will de- us as best as they can. So business assistance. “People are responding pend on the congregation far, it’s been a wonderful “Hopefully, that will soft- positively. One family sent members’ financial well response,” Coyne said. en the blow,” Perlman said. $2,000, another, $250. The being. Coronavirus has caught Centre Congregational bottom line is people love “We’re fortunate no one clergy in a bind. Even as Church in Lynnfield has their church,” said Father has been laid off so far,” he they struggle to sustain fi- also applied for federal George Tsoukalas. said. nances to support worship, money in an effort to keep Before coronavirus hit, including building expens- providing income for two First Church in Swamp- Thor Jourgensen can be es, utilities and staff sala- dozen church employees scott, Congregation- reached at tjourgensen@ ries, they know their con- and Tower Day School fac- al shared its sprawling itemlive.com. gregations include people ulty. building with groups that who have lost jobs or shut- The school operates on rented it for meetings and tered businesses. church property and Rev. catering. Social distancing LAW OFFICES OF East Coast International Nancy Rottman said Cen- limitations ended that in- JAMES J. CARRIGAN Subscribe for half the Church pastor Kurt Lange tre relies on congregation come source, for now, and • Social Security Disability said his 500-member Lynn members’ pledges and the church launched an • Workers Compensation newsstand price. congregation has, to date, school tuition revenue. “e-giving platform.” • Accidents dodged coronavirus’ finan- Lowe and Coyne said “So far, people have been 25 years located across from Lynn District Court Subscriptions include cial bullet. smaller churches are not generous, but I expect a “We projected 300 peo- going to survive the blow decline because people are 15 Johnson St. full online access. ple would lose their jobs. coronavirus has dealt to losing their jobs,” said Rev. 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN So far, it’s been a dozen,” church finances. Coyne Ian Holland. ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN www.itemlive.com/subscribe Lange said. said offertory collections He will meet with con- LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL He said East Coast shift- are as vital to parishes as gregation members in www.jamescarriganlaw.com or call 781-593-7700, ext. 1239 [email protected] A4 THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 2020 OPINION RICHARD C. BANE HOW TO REACH US

E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Tragedy and hope M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton for nursing homes Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Customer Service To say these times are We also know from our and oversight in our facilities Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS challenging in the nursing leaders that an important is strong — but if one asymp- Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 home business is the under- weapon in the fight to beat tomatic staff member touches Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 statement of the millennium. the virus is to test as much as many residents, then the vi- All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 We are only four weeks possible — test the resident, rus can “catch fire.” Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 into this and it feels like four test the staff, test everyone — My colleagues are simply Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 decades. And we have many the thought being if we know amazing. Their tireless work Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 more weeks of challenge who has it, we can treat it. — 24/7 over the last month Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 ahead of us. I don’t have to But there is a double edge to — is otherworldly. I am in- Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 tell you about the virus per that sword. If we know more credibly lucky and grateful Subscriptions se. There is so much informa- people have it, we will have to be surrounded by such [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 tion that we are all on over- fewer people who are able to, committed and giving people. Circulation load. And by now it is becom- or want to, provide the care. The front-line staff has been [email protected] ing obvious to the world, as It is a vicious circle — a Hob- superb. I don’t know how long Ext. 3 it was to me four weeks ago: son’s choice, a no-win situa- we will have enough staff to the bull’s-eye of the virus is tion. Whatever you want to provide care at any pay level, Newsroom aimed at frail elders. call it, the nursing home sec- but as an organization we are [email protected] Our family has been in the tor is in a losing proposition. doing everything possible in [email protected] nursing home business since On top of that, our leaders’ every way to honor the com- Ext. 4 1959, when my dad, George, first response to the virus was mitment we have to our res- EDITORIAL Sports who passed away last fall, to look at models anticipating idents and their families, in- [email protected] started out to care for what the surge and prepare hospi- cluding providing increased was becoming, and now is, the tals (not nursing homes) for pay for our caregivers. Ext. 5 fastest-growing demograph- an overflow of volume. These A word about the families. Retail and Online High court ic. The business was a good anticipatory resources were We had to restrict visitation Advertising one, in deed and in reward for mobilized for hospitals only, four weeks ago and we were [email protected] nearly 40 years, but as feder- including financial support ahead of regulatory guidance ADVERTISING al and state governments be- and enhanced supplies of pro- there. The families are not came more involved as payers tective personal equipment happy, and I wouldn’t be either. Ernie Carpenter Jr. of the care, reimbursements (PPE). Yet, all the while, right They are scared, they can’t see Director of Advertising weakens Fourth and Business Development, ext. 1355 slowed, so not only did the re- under their noses, the virus their loved ones, and the staff [email protected] wards diminish (and recently had crept into nursing homes. is stretched in every way, so disappear), but providers like An already-under-resourced communication is often lim- Ralph Mitchell myself had fewer resourc- sector, with a terribly weak Sales Representative, ext. 1313 ited to quick phone calls and [email protected] Amendment es to provide the care, and foundation, was provided only FaceTime sessions, and not the foundation of the entire limited attention, limited PPE meaningful visits. I believe in Eric Rondeau Editorial from the Los Angeles Times ed- nursing home care sector was resources, and delayed and full transparency — if I were a Sales Representative, ext. 1280 itorial board weakened, including dimin- meager financial help. family member, I would want [email protected] ished quality of care to those Three weeks ago, before nothing less, even if the news Patricia Whalen It has long been too easy for police to who needed it the most. Nurs- the curve started to slope is not what they would want to Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] stop motorists on the highway — even ing homes had a bad stigma, up, Mark Parkinson, Ameri- hear. It just isn’t easy for any- some would say well deserved, can Health Care Association without sufficient reason to believe that one associated with nursing BUSINESS OFFICE of being places to go to die. In president, the national nurs- homes right now. the driver committed a crime. On April 6, some cases, less committed ing home association, called So what happens at the end Susan J. Conti the Supreme Court made such stops even Controller, ext. 1288 and more unscrupulous pro- the virus “a perfect killing of this? I really don’t know. As [email protected] easier, ruling 8 to 1 that police may pull viders contributed to that machine in nursing homes” I said above, the optimist in over a vehicle because its owner’s driv- stigma, and those of us who and no one listened. Should me thinks the business and Ted Grant stayed on the high road were it be any surprise then, the Publisher, ext. 1234 er’s license has been revoked — notwith- reimbursement model for [email protected] standing the fact that it’s common for the painted with the broad brush. largest percentage of deaths nursing homes has to get bet- driver of a car to be the owner’s spouse, Either way, underneath the due to the virus in Massa- ter — our society has to start Marian Kinney public sentiment was the fact chusetts so far has been in to recognize if we want our ext. 1212 child, neighbor or friend. the sector was getting weaker, residents of nursing homes? government to provide care [email protected] The lopsided outcome of the case under- overall care wasn’t as good as Back to the frontline staff. for frail elders then we have Will Kraft scores the fact that liberal and conserva- it once was, and in general, They are heroes, angels, war- to make sure the providers Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 tive justices have colluded in diluting the we (nursing homes), became riors: there are many names and caregivers have the re- [email protected] Fourth Amendment’s prohibition of “un- old houses in poor repair, both for their brave work. But I sources to safely do so. physically and operationally. must share they are scared, Paula Villacreses reasonable searches and seizures.” It’s an But I temper this optimism A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 invasion of privacy far beyond the incon- However, and in spite of it all, and I am worried, as we head with the reality of the mo- [email protected] the emotional commitment of into the coming days and venience of being stopped. Once a car has ment. I am just not sure nurs- the mostly good providers and weeks, not only will we lose ing homes — ours and every- Mike Shanahan been stopped, an officer can seize illegal the front-line nurses, nursing staff to the virus itself (most Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 one else’s — will come out of [email protected] drugs in the passenger compartment if assistants and their support- staff will hopefully recover this financially. The help may they are in “plain view.” ing colleagues, remained at and return), but the fear of be too late (as I said we start- Carolina Trujillo This ruling stems from an incident in an all-time high. Those sweet getting it, stoked by sensa- ed under water to begin with), Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] 2016 in which a sheriff’s deputy in Doug- little old lady caregivers of tionalizing press, will finally and it is inevitable that many las County, Kan., spotted a pickup truck the 1970s were replaced by keep them away from work, of the 15,000 nursing homes Jim Wilson new Americans in the 2000s, as the families to whom they in the U.S. and the 320 in Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 and decided to run the vehicle’s license for whom many saw nursing go home at night will say [email protected] plate through a state registration data- Massachusetts — maybe 20- homes as a place to contribute “please don’t go to work — I 40 percent — won’t make it. CIRCULATION base. The search turned up the informa- to a new society and validate don’t want you to get sick.” It is ironic at the exact time tion that Charles Glover Jr., the owner, the values of their heritage. Certainly, the headline Lisa Mahmoud when the silver tsunami hits Manager, ext. 1239 had had his license revoked. The deputy Nonetheless, underneath this this weekend of a nurse at in the next few years — when [email protected] stopped the truck, which Glover was driv- goodwill, was a wobbly base in a Littleton facility passing the baby boomers (like me ing. He was charged with being a “habitu- need of overwhelming repair. away makes this real. To be and many of you) become el- CUSTOMER SERVICE Onto this fragile house, fair, some support is on the al violator” of traffic laws. derly or frail and need care — La’ Mosha Ball came an inevitable calamity way from state and federal Glover challenged the stop on the there simply won’t be enough Customer Service, ext. 1276 in the frightening form of the governments. But I can as- facilities to care for them. [email protected] grounds that the deputy lacked “reason- coronavirus. It hit (and is hit- sure you it won’t be enough, For today, we fight on, GRAPHICS able suspicion” that he had committed a ting) hard, and is like the tor- and it won’t be soon enough. 24/7, against the invisible crime — a legal standard looser than the nado in Kansas which ripped The optimist in me says virus striking us. The mod- Trevor Andreozzi “probable cause” required for a search Auntie Em’s house off its when this is all done, nurs- els and numbers don’t lie. Designer warrant. The Kansas Supreme Court homestead. The contagion is ing homes will finally get the There will be many deaths [email protected] agreed, holding that the deputy had insidious and furious, and the recognition and resources to from COVID-19 and many Ned Connors fact that many of those who do their jobs properly, so we of them will be in nursing Designer, ext. 1222 stopped the truck on a “hunch” that the have the virus are asymptom- can care for our parents and [email protected] driver was also the owner (whose license homes, including some of atic makes it invisible and grandparents in the dignified ours. But this doesn’t tell the Mark Sutherland had been revoked). impossible to detect and trace. and meaningful way they de- real story, the one I live every Creative Director, ext. 1330 Writing for the majority, Justice Clar- We know social distancing serve. But for now, the sector day, one where hundreds of [email protected] is the only solution to miti- is in desperate trouble. ence Thomas said that the legal standard incredible colleagues, direct NEWSROOM of “reasonable suspicion” must be inter- gate and dull the impact of As for Bane Care, I am caregivers and those who the virus, but what happens proud to say, humbly, we are support them are standing Mike Alongi preted in light of “common sense.” Be- Sports Editor, ext. 1228 sides, he suggested — a point also made in nursing homes is the exact on the right-hand side of the up bravely and fiercely. opposite of social distancing. nursing home bell curve. But [email protected] by Justice Elena Kagan in a concurring Please do what you can to Our caregivers are charged as I have shared, the whole Bill Brotherton opinion — that things might be different support us — emotionally, (even required by regulation) curve itself is in big trouble. spiritually or otherwise. De- Features Editor ext. 1338 if an officer stopped a vehicle owned by an to be as close as possible to Our 11 facilities have a few fend us when you can, and [email protected] elderly man knowing that the driver was the residents, proving basic “hot spots” but also a few when the time comes: sup- Elyse Carmosino a young woman. activities of daily living, such buildings have little or no vi- port better public policy. It Reporter, ext. 1264 But as Justice Sonia Sotomayor point- as bathing, dressing, trans- rus invasion. Sadly, even with has taken a pandemic to start [email protected] ed out in her dissent: “The consequence of ferring and toileting. valiant efforts and measures, to wipe away the stigma of Gayla Cawley the majority’s approach is to absolve offi- The front-line caregiv- we have had some resident nursing homes. Maybe we will Reporter, ext. 1236 ers, in my company and deaths due to the virus, and [email protected] cers from any responsibility to investigate all learn from this and make thousands of other nursing will likely have more in the things better for the future. the identity of a driver where feasible.” Cheryl Charles homes across the country, coming weeks. This makes us News Editor, ext. 1278 Indeed, it gives police an incentive to be are standing up, in the face all heartbroken, angry and Richard C. Bane, a Swamp- [email protected] incurious about such details. of personal danger, to come mournful. It is random as to scott native, is the president of to work and still deliver the which building or person it Bane Care, which operates a Olivia Falcigno Most law enforcement officers are con- Photographer, ext.1224 scientious and respectful of constitutional care. It’s incredible and I am strikes. I am confident that network of 11 skilled nursing [email protected] awed and inspired. the infection control process facilities in Massachusetts. rights. But too many abuse their power to Spenser Hasak stop cars — and pedestrians, as with New Photographer, ext. 1332 York City’s infamous “stop-and-frisk” pol- LETTER TO THE EDITOR [email protected] icy — on the basis of hunches or as part of Thor Jourgensen a fishing expedition. The court has made Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 it easier for them to misbehave. [email protected] Voting by mail makes sense Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 [email protected] Voting by mail should also have more time to The additional revenue Steve Krause completely replace voting consider what they are would boost the Postal Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 at the polls. The two insti- voting for and would not Service and perhaps keep [email protected] tutions that can definitely be confined to the hours of it afloat until we as a David McLellan be trusted are boards of the polling place. It would country are able to vote Reporter, ext. 1317 election and the United also prevent unwant- online. Voting by mail [email protected] States Postal Service. The ed entry to schools and would solve the regis- Anne Marie Tobin money saved by elimi- churches from anyone tered voter problem and Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 [email protected] nating the need for poll trying to harm someone. guarantee safe passage of workers could be used to In addition the voter the ballots to the board of Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 offer free postage on the would not be harassed by elections. [email protected] envelopes used to vote by someone trying to place TECHNOLOGY mail. unsolicited campaign lit- Joe Bialek The person voting would erature into their hand. 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By Christopher one-time payments this to households, depending Lakes, Fla. Gonzalez paid Rugaber, week to tens of millions of on how they filed their tax her car insurance and Paul Wiseman people as part of its $2.2 returns in the past. gave her mother $500 for and Kelli Kennedy trillion coronavirus relief Among those who re- rent. She has signed up for ASSOCIATED PRESS package, with adults re- ceived a check was Jacque- food stamps. ceiving up to $1,200 each line Gonzalez, a 32-year- “There is no other form WASHINGTON — Gov- and $500 per child to help old single mother who was of income for us right now. ernment relief checks them the rent or cover laid off from her job as a We have no other choice. began arriving in Ameri- other bills. The checks will bartender at a sports bar We can’t work from home,” cans’ bank accounts as the be directly deposited into and lives with her mom, she said. “We’re just sitting economic damage to the bank accounts or mailed a schoolteacher, in Miami here. Bills are racking up.” U.S. from the coronavirus In an unprecedented piled up Wednesday and move, President Donald sluggish sales at reopened Trump’s name will be stores in Europe and Chi- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS printed on the checks. Two na made it clear that busi- administration officials, Defense Secretary Mark Esper speaks about ness won’t necessarily speaking on condition of an- the coronavirus in the James Brady Press bounce right back when onymity because they were Briefing Room of the White House. the crisis eases. not authorized to discuss With lockdowns and the matter, said the checks other restrictions bring- would not be delayed be- ing factories to a shud- cause of the decision. Military sees no dering halt, American in- Meanwhile, the first dustrial output shriveled steps in lifting the eco- in March, registering its nomically crippling re- quick exit from biggest decline since the strictions in other parts U.S. demobilized in 1946 of the world are running at the end of World War into resistance, with shop- II. And retail sales fell by pers and other customers ‘new world’ of an unprecedented 8.7 per- staying away from the cent, with April expected reopened businesses and to be far worse. workers afraid the newly PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The world’s biggest restored freedoms could coronavirus economy began issuing A shopper walks out of a store in Annapolis. put their health at risk. By Robert Burns novel coronavirus. ASSOCIATED PRESS Officials have frozen most forces in place overseas, Feds under pressure to publicly WASHINGTON — The stopped troops and their U.S. military is bracing families from moving to for a months-long strug- new assignments, and cut gle against the coronavi- back access to the Penta- track nursing home outbreaks rus, looking for novel ways gon. The military services to maintain a defensive have halted or restricted Candice Choi guished relatives but also the first COVID-19 hot spot specific outbreaks. Foremost crouch that sustains troops’ recruit training, canceled and Jim Mustain help officials see where in the U.S. with an outbreak among them is the nation’s health without breaking major exercises, and iso- ASSOCIATED PRESS to focus testing and other that ultimately killed 43 leader, New York, which ac- their morale — while still lated troops in the most safety measures. people and a near-daily counts for more than 2,200 protecting the nation. sensitive units. The new NEW YORK — Federal “This is basic public drumbeat of new cases that nursing home deaths — 20 Unlike talk in the Trump Space Force has delayed health officials are coming health — you track this, in some cases has forced en- percent of the state’s entire administration of possibly a satellite launch, and the under increasing pressure you study it, and you tire homes to be evacuated. death total — but has so reopening the country Navy this week postponed to start publicly tracking learn from it,” said David Because the federal gov- far refused to detail specif- as early as May, military the return of the USS Har- coronavirus infections and Grabowski, who specializ- ernment has not been re- ic outbreaks, citing privacy leaders are suggesting ry S. Truman, keeping the deaths in nursing homes es in health care policy at leasing a count of its own, concerns. that this summer may be aircraft carrier at sea to amid criticism they have Harvard Medical School. The Associated Press has New York Health Com- the best-case scenario of shield its crew from virus not been transparent He said it’s difficult to have been keeping its own run- missioner Howard Zucker tiptoeing toward a return exposure at home. enough in responding to confidence in officials’ abil- ning tally based on media said this week that even to normal activities. Even These steps to protect an explosion of outbreaks ity to contain the virus if reports and state health releasing total numbers that is uncertain, and for the force have parallels in that has already claimed they aren’t tracking where departments. The AP’s lat- by nursing homes could now the focus is on ad- civilian society, but a far- thousands of lives. it has struck and why. est count of at least 4,412 violate the privacy of indi- justing as the pandemic’s flung military can’t func- Public health experts Such an action by the deaths is up from about viduals, which is protect- threat evolves. tion by staying at home. say the lack of transparen- agencies that oversee the 450 just two weeks ago. ed under federal health “We are going to need “This will be a new way cy has been a major blind- nation’s 15,000 nursing Many individual states privacy law. “The issue to change and adapt, be- of doing business that we spot, and that publicizing homes is seen as long over- have added to the lack of is here as I’ve mentioned cause even over the com- have to focus in on,” says outbreaks as they happen due, coming more than a transparency by releasing previously, this is their ing months the virus isn’t Air Force Gen. John Hyten, could not only alert near- month after a nursing home only totals of infections and home. The nursing homes going to go away. We’re vice chairman of the Joint by communities and an- in Washington state became deaths and not details about are their home,” he said. going to have to be able to Chiefs of Staff. “We’re ad- operate in a COVID envi- justing to that new world ronment,” Deputy Defense as we speak today.” ‘Hold your nose and Secretary David Norquist The notion of “normal” said recently, referring to in the military may never the disease caused by the be the same. vote’: Progressives More states weigh backing Biden By Sara Burnett the movement are urging paying extra and Will Weissert caution until Biden em- ASSOCIATED PRESS braces priorities such as the universal health care CHICAGO — When Ber- plan known as “ Medicare unemployment nie Sanders didn’t win the for All.” Democratic presidential “The Biden that exists By Christopher this week, nearly a month nomination in 2016, Sil- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS now will not get a lot of Rugaber after businesses began via Machado and Patrick votes from progressives and Susan Haigh shutting down across the Democratic presidential candidates former Gibbons voted for Green currently inclined to not ASSOCIATED PRESS country because of the Vice President Joe Biden and Sen. Elizabeth Party candidate Jill Stein vote at all or to vote third coronavirus outbreak. Warren shake hands on stage before the start in protest. HARTFORD, Conn. — party,” said Norman Solo- At least 32 states will of a Democratic presidential primary debate. Four years later, the The bills are mounting for mon, co-founder of the ac- provide the extra feder- couple is still passionate Justin Conrad, who lost his tivist organization Roots al benefits by the end of about the Vermont sena- warehouse job three weeks Action. “The only tool now this week. California, the Warren becomes latest tor’s progressive agenda. ago and is anxiously await- But they’re open to voting to defeat Trump is Joe ing his first state-provid- most populous state, pro- Biden, and the only way vided its first extra pay- for the relatively centrist ed unemployment check. ex-rival to back Biden Joe Biden if that’s what it to sharpen that tool is to Compounding his stress, ment on Sunday. move him in a more pro- By Will Weissert after a disappointing “Super takes to defeat President his state, Connecticut, can’t But several large gressive direction.” ASSOCIATED PRESS Tuesday” that included a Donald Trump. say when Conrad will get states — among them AP VoteCast surveys of Washington, Colorado, third-place finish her home “It’s like hold your nose the additional $600 a week WASHINGTON — Eliz- the electorate conducted Wisconsin and Nevada state. Warren left the race and vote,” said Gibbons, 59. in benefits that the federal abeth Warren endorsed before Sanders dropped — were still struggling without endorsing Biden A week after Sanders’ government is providing in Joe Biden on Wednesday, or her fellow progressive exit left Biden as the out of the race show skep- an economic relief package. to process those payouts the latest of the former ticism among his support- as of late Tuesday. Bernie Sanders — but the presumptive Democratic “I have no money com- vice president’s onetime dynamics changed substan- nominee, the former vice ers about Biden. Across 17 ing in,” says the 39-year The disparity reflects the White House rivals to states where the survey patchwork nature of Amer- tially in subsequent weeks, president is working to old in Norwich, Conn. back him as the Democrat- win over voters such as was conducted, 54 percent ica’s unemployment ben- with campaigning forced “And this week I have to ic Party moves to project Machado and Gibbons. of Sanders backers said efits system: Benefits and into a hiatus amid the coro- pay my utility bill,” he unity against President The party is desperate they would be dissatisfied eligibility rules vary sharp- navirus outbreak. added with a nervous Donald Trump going into Sanders dropped out last to avoid a repeat of 2016, if Biden were the nomi- ly from state to state. And laugh. “With nothing the November election. week and endorsed Biden when ideological divides nee. Just 28 percent of all the slow and fitful distri- coming in and very little “Joe Biden has spent within days, hoping to per- helped Trump win the Democratic primary vot- bution of payments points anyone can say, it’s hard.” nearly his entire life in pub- suade his fervent progres- White House. ers said the same. Connecticut’s labor offi- to the antiquated informa- lic service. He knows that sive supporters to warm Biden has made a se- In the three states that cials are scrambling to re- tion technology that many a government run with to the more centrist Biden. ries of proposals intended voted on March 17 — Flor- program their computers states still rely upon for integrity, competence, and Former President Barack to appeal to progressives ida, Arizona and Illinois — to handle the additional unemployment payments. heart will save lives and Obama followed suit on and won endorsements some Sanders supporters unemployment payouts. Roughly two-thirds use save livelihoods,” Warren Tuesday. Warren’s formal this week from Sanders went further, vowing not Its decades-old system can a near-obsolete program- said in a nearly four-min- backing doesn’t carry the and Massachusetts Sen. to support Biden. Thirteen process weekly payments ming language, COBOL, ute video announcing her political heft it might have Elizabeth Warren, anoth- percent said they would only in the hundreds of that dates to the 1970s. decision. “And we can’t af- if she had endorsed Biden er liberal rival during the definitely not vote for dollars, or three digits. The situation has been ford to let Donald Trump over Sanders weeks ago. Democratic primary. Biden, and an additional Problem is, the addition- frustrating and worrisome continue to endanger the Nonetheless, her announce- But the tensions that 10 percent said they prob- al $600 from the federal for the laid-off. Conrad lives and livelihoods of ev- ment now could fuel spec- have weighed on Demo- ably would not. government extends the is also a plumber and is ery American.” ulation that Biden may crats for years aren’t sud- A slim majority, 54 per- payments into four digits. looking for side jobs. “But The Massachusetts sena- choose her as a running denly evaporating. While cent, indicated that they Most other states have even that’s very limited, tor rose to brief front-runner mate. Biden has said he some voters are making definitely would support started to provide the because nobody wants status in the Democratic soon will announce a com- a practical calculation to the Democrat against extra federal jobless aid, you anywhere near their race last fall but suspended mittee to oversee his vice beat Trump by support- Trump, while 23 percent though many did so only house,” he said. her campaign last month presidential search. ing Biden, other leaders of said they probably would. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 2020 INTERNATIONAL WHO, allies lament cut to U.S. funding as virus rages By Jamey Keaten the coronavirus pandem- to a U.S. investigation of of the president of the and Maria Cheng ic. Philanthropists like the U.N. agency, Tedros United States to order ASSOCIATED PRESS Bill Gates and Michael stopped short of address- a halt in funding to the Bloomberg joined Euro- ing his complaints directly World Health Organiza- GENEVA — The head pean and African lead- and said the WHO’s perfor- tion,” Tedros said. “WHO of the World Health Or- ganization on Wednesday ers and health experts mance in handling the out- is reviewing the impact on lamented the U.S. deci- who lined up behind the break would be reviewed our work of any withdraw- sion to halt funding for WHO or insisted the U.S. as part of a “usual process” al of U.S. funding and will the U.N. agency, promising shouldn’t cut off funding to ensure transparency work with our partners to a review of its decisions at such a critical time. and accountability. fill any financial gaps we while sidestepping Presi- While Trump pointed “We regret the decision face.” dent Donald Trump’s com- plaints about its alleged mismanagement, cover-up and missteps. WHO Director-Gen- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS eral Tedros Adhanom A woman casts a vote for the parliamentary Ghebreyesus was on the elections at a polling station in Seoul. defensive after Trump announced a halt to U.S. funding that has totaled nearly a half-billion dol- South Koreans lars annually in recent years. Trump claimed the WHO had parroted Chi- nese assurances about turn out, vote how the virus is spread, failed to obtain virus sam- ples from China, and made a “disastrous decision” to oppose travel restrictions despite fears as the outbreak spread. Countries and health ex- By Kim Tong-Hyung antine program credited perts around the world ex- ASSOCIATED PRESS with lowering fatality PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pressed alarm at Trump’s rates for the coronavirus SEOUL, South Korea move and warned it could President Donald Trump speaks about COVID-19 in the Rose Garden of compared to China, Eu- — Millions of South Ko- jeopardize efforts to fight the White House. rope and North America. reans wore masks and The long lines that disposable gloves as they snaked around public of- voted in parliamentary fices and schools followed elections Wednesday, the U.S. ambassador: China is not record-high participation highest turnout in nearly in early voting held on Fri- three decades despite the day and Saturday, and de- coronavirus. blocking medical supply exports fied expectations of a low The government re- turnout because of fears of sisted calls to postpone ASSOCIATED PRESS “Let’s focus now on sav- Emergency Management had been “really helpful.” contracting the virus. ing lives and helping peo- Agency, along with mul- “We always remind them the elections billed as a BEIJING — The U.S. midterm referendum on In an initial count, the ple,” Branstad told a small tiple private chartered of the leaders’ commit- National Election Com- ambassador to China said group of reporters. flights, Branstad said. President Moon Jae-in, Wednesday that he doesn’t ment to work together to who enters the final two mission said more than Chinese officials are be- He said there had been address these issues,” the 17.2 million people voted believe Beijing is deliber- lieved to have delayed re- a slowdown in the provi- years of his single five- ambassador said. Wednesday. Combined ately blocking exports of porting the outbreak for sion of supplies, but that it year term grappling with masks and other medical “I feel good about it and I a historic public health with the 11.8 million who several crucial days in appeared to be caused by cast their ballots during supplies to fight the coro- January due to political China’s implementation of feel that, yes, they want to crisis that is unleashing navirus, and that the ship- enforce their laws and regu- massive economic shock. early voting or by mail, concerns, allowing the vi- stricter quality standards the overall turnout was ment of 1,200 tons of such lations ... we’re trying to say Exit polls conducted by rus to spread further. following complaints it 66.2 percent, the highest products to the U.S. could China has adamantly de- was sending shoddy equip- let’s use some common sense TV stations indicated that since 71.9 percent turnout not have been possible nied doing so, despite strong ment abroad. Moon’s Democratic Party in doing this and if it’s Food in a 1992 general election. without Chinese support. evidence, saying it has con- “We have been able to and a satellite party it cre- and Drug Administration Analysts struggled to Ambassador Terry Bran- sistently provided accurate, solve several problems. ated to win proportional approved and companies find explanations for the stad also said the U.S. has timely information. We’re just trying to find representative seats would like 3M have already been unexpectedly high turn- concerns about how China Despite working with a workable way to get comfortably combine for a shipping these things to out. Some simply gave up. initially handled the virus half their normal staff, it done,” Branstad said, majority in the 300-seat “Sorry, I really don’t have outbreak in the central city U.S. diplomats and local adding that a March 27 the United States, it doesn’t National Assembly. of Wuhan, but that such is- employees in China have telephone conversation make sense to hold them up While South Korea’s any theory for this,” said sues should be addressed been able to facilitate 21 between President Donald when we feel confident that electorate is deeply divid- Yul Shin, a professor at after the pandemic has flights of supplies on be- Trump and his Chinese it meets the quality require- ed along ideological and Seoul’s Myongji University. been brought under control. half of the U.S. Federal counterpart, Xi Jinping, ments that we have.” generational lines and “When turnouts are high, regional loyalties, recent voters are usually trying surveys showed growing to lay down judgment on support for Moon and his a government that disap- Virus choking off liberal party, reflecting points them. But the exit public approval of an ag- polls predict a crushing win African food supply gressive test-and-quar- for the ruling party.” By Farai Mutsaka ville-Ross, director for Notre Dame restoration ASSOCIATED PRESS Africa at the aid agency Mercy Corps. “With lock- HARARE, Zimbabwe — downs, border closures halted by coronavirus In a pre-dawn raid in food- and the ability to access starved Zimbabwe, police food curtailed, the impact By Elaine Ganley On Good Friday, Paris enforcing a coronavirus of COVID-19 on Africa ASSOCIATED PRESS Archbishop Michel Aupe- tit led an exceptional but lockdown confiscated and could be like nothing we PARIS — Notre Dame tiny gathering inside the destroyed 3 tons of fresh have seen before.” fruit and vegetables by set- Cathedral stands crip- church, at the foot of the Lockdowns without pro- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ting fire to it. Wielding ba- pled and alone, locked in a huge golden cross that re- visions to help the poor tons, they scattered a group Captain Tom Moore’s family had set up a fund- dangerous web of warped mains intact. “may affect us very, very of rural farmers who had raising drive to support health workers caring scaffolding one year after “Today, we stand in this much,” said Lola Castro, traveled overnight, break- for coronavirus patients. a cataclysmic fire gutted half-fallen cathedral to regional director in south- ing restrictions on move- its interior, toppled its fa- say that life is still here,” ern Africa for the U.N. ment to bring the precious mous spire and horrified Aupetit said in the tele- World Food Program. produce to one of the coun- WWII veteran, age 99, the world. vised ceremony. try’s busiest markets. The Kibera slum in Ken- Some of the 40,000 The gathering in the The food burned as the ya’s capital, Nairobi, is at a raises millions for metal bars — erected fragile church was meant farmers went home emp- breaking point already. Last for an earlier renovation to raise the spirits of a na- ty-handed, a stupefying week, thousands of desper- project — melted in the tion in distress. moment for a country and ate people scrambled for U.K. health service intense blaze on April “The message of hope is a continent where food is food aid at a distribution 15, 2019. The unstable especially important for reach the 1,000-pound in critically short supply. point, causing a stampede. By Sylvia Hui scaffolding now endan- our compatriots at a time ASSOCIATED PRESS fundraising goal initial- It was an extreme ex- The World Food Pro- gers the Gothic jewel when we are particular- gram was already feeding ly set for Moore’s cam- ample of how lockdowns LONDON — A 99-year- that for many embodies ly affected by the coro- millions in Africa, mainly paign last week. But the the soul of France. to slow the spread of the old British army veteran navirus, which is sowing rural people, due to a myr- drive clearly captured The restoration of the coronavirus may be chok- who started walking laps anguish and death,” the iad of disasters: Floods, the public mood at a landmark from the 12th ing Africa’s already-vul- in his garden as part of archbishop told reporters. drought. armed conflict, time of national crisis. and 13th centuries has nerable food supply. a humble fundraiser for There was no Easter ser- Lockdowns in at least government failures, even By Wednesday, the cause been halted and the work- vice and no formal plans plagues of locusts. The the National Health Ser- had attracted more than ers sent home because of 33 of Africa’s 54 countries vice has surprised himself to mark the anniversary have blocked farmers from pandemic has added an- 250,000 supporters pledg- France’s coronavirus lock- of the fire. But the musi- by generating millions of getting food to markets other layer of hardship. ing close to $10 million. down that began March cians of Notre Dame have pounds within days. and threatened deliveries Take Sudan, where re- Celebrities, fellow veter- 17, thwarting plans to created a virtual homage Tom Moore’s family used of food assistance to rural strictions to combat the ans, health workers and start removing the 250 to their beloved cathedral social media to help him get populations. Many informal virus are hampering aid many other Britons have tons of scaffolding. with a performance from markets where millions buy workers from reaching donations to support health rallied behind Moore after So even Notre Dame their homes of an extract their food are shut. some of the 9.2 million care workers during the the World War II veteran has been left in isolation of J.S. Bach’s “St. John About one in every five people in need, according coronavirus pandemic as a and his family appeared by the pandemic that has Passion.” people in Africa, nearly to the U.N. way to thank the doctors on national television. affected so many people “As long as we have this 250 million, already didn’t The most severe drought and nurses who took care of Moore said the response across France. scaffolding around, there’s have enough food before in decades is already him when he broke his hip. was “completely out of The 13-ton bell in the still sort of a 50 percent the virus outbreak, ac- threatening about 45 mil- Moore, who uses a walk- this world.” south tower, named Em- chance that more damage cording to the Food and lion people with hunger er while putting in his “Thank you so much to manuel, that tradition- can be (caused) to the ca- Agriculture Organization. across southern Africa, paces, is well on his way to all you people who sub- ally rings on solemn oc- thedral,” said Notre Dame A quarter of the popula- where farmers are still completing 100 laps of his scribe to the National casions will sound at 8 chaplain Brice de Mal- tion in sub-Saharan Afri- recovering from two dev- 25-meter garden before he Health Service, because p.m. Wednesday, joining herbe, who last year was ca is undernourished. astating cyclones that bat- turns 100 on April 30. for every penny that we the nightly rounds of ap- evacuated from his home “This is double any other tered Mozambique, Zimba- His family thought it get, they deserve every plause for overstretched next door as flames en- region,” said Sean Gran- bwe and Malawi last year. would be a stretch to one of it,” he told the BBC. health workers. gulfed the roof. 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ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Rachael Ray tapes show from home, makes $4M donation By Kelli Kennedy her organizations will do- “Every holiday was like tops, mint and parsley. ASSOCIATED PRESS nate $4 million to several that. You had to be of Her husband plays a mini charities including food service.” banjo concert for Isaboo a Rachael Ray had big banks and relief funds for In rare down moments, few times a day. plans for the quarantine laid off restaurant work- Ray catches up with “It feels so good to get on break at her home in ers, saying she wanted to upstate New York. She friends by phone and the phone and kibitz and “help people more than cooks Moroccan couscous share,” she said. “I just envisioned “a Renaissance just, ‘hey, here’s three time,” rereading the clas- in bone stock for her dog, like how much we’re using things you can do with sics, resuming her Danish garnishing it with carrot the old fashion telephone.” canned tuna’.” lessons and studying Half the money will go Italian. to animal rescue. The “I was going to get more animal lover says “a lot of serious about my paint- COURTESY PHOTO the shelters can’t afford ing. I had all these lofty to keep going, there’s no Cindi Navarro of Salem is named business de- goals ... and none of that’s velopment representative for All Care VNA happening,” the popular workers. Animals are in and Hospice, Inc. daytime talk show host crisis too.” told The Associated Press “The more you earn in in a phone interview. life, the more you owe in “We have never worked service and the more you Cindi Navarro this hard in our entire owe to your community,” lives,” said Ray, who is said a passionate Ray. “It is taping “#STAYHOME our absolute responsibility joins All Care VNA With Rachael” two days a to take care of each other.” week from her home. That’s the answer she Cindi Navarro has Both of Navarro’s par- Her husband, John Cu- gives when asked why joined All Care VNA & ents have been patients simano, is now the cam- she’s donating so much Hospice as a business de- of All Care, using both eraman, producer, cocktail — and also she’s afraid of her mother. velopment representative. hospice and private care maker and musical guest. 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©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 2020 Two BC hockey players named All-New England Boston College wom- that was slated to com- en’s hockey sophomore pete at the 2020 Inter- Cayla Barnes and fresh- national Ice Hockey Fed- man Hannah Bilka were eration (IIHF) Women’s both honored by the New World Championships England Hockey Writ- Bilka, who was named ers Association for their the National Rookie of 2019-20 seasons, the or- the Year and the Hockey ganization announced East Rookie of the Year, on Tuesday. Both Barnes led all rookies in the and Bilka were named to country in total points the All-New England Di- per game (1.13), assists vision I team. per game (0.71) and shots Barnes put up 23 on goal per game (4.06) points on six goals and during the regular season 17 assists and nished and tied for rst in shots rst in Hockey East and on goal (126). The forward third in the nation with went on to nish the year 103 blocked shots. Her with 37 points on 14 goals eight power-play as- and 23 assists. Bilka had sists in conference play 10 multi-point games, tied for second overall three multi-goal games and for rst among blue and ve multi-assist out- liners in Hockey East. ings on the year, with Barnes’ 108 shots on goal her 10 total multi-point marked the fourth-most games sitting second in among league blue lin- the nation among rookies ers. The Eastvale, Calif. while her four three-plus native had a hand in four point outings tied for rst game-winning goals for overall among rookies. BC, scoring one and as- The Coppell, Texas native sisting on three others. also earned spots on the Barnes, who had at least USCHO All-Rookie Team one point in eight out of as well as the conference COURTESY PHOTOS the rst 10 games of the All-Rookie Team and the season, was named to the all-conference Second Boston College sophomore Cayla Barnes (left) and freshman Hannah Bilka (right) were named to U.S. National Team roster Team. the Division I All-New England Team on Tuesday. Commissioners tell Pence no football before campuses open (AP) — The commission- director of Notre Dame, Big 12 Commissioner said it is important to re- The college football sea- and universities,” Bowlsby ers of the nation’s major comprise the College Foot- Bob Bowlsby said Pence open the U.S. economy, son is scheduled to begin said. “That until that hap- college football confer- ball Playoff management asked good questions and though the details on how Labor Day weekend, but pened we weren’t going to ences held a 30-minute committee. was “hopeful and opti- that will happen will be many questions remain be having any sports.” conference call Wednesday “We were able to talk mistic” about the ght complicated and likely in- to be answered for a sport The commissioners with Vice President Mike about the differences be- against the coronavirus. volve local, state and fed- that is the lifeblood for would like major college Pence and stressed that tween us and professional The pandemic has shut eral guidelines on safety. many athletic depart- football to start at the college sports cannot re- sports,” American Athletic down all major sporting President Donald Trump ments. same time all over the turn from the coronavirus Conference Commission- events since mid-March has also been engaged “(We) made the point we country, which could be shutdown until campuses er Mike Aresco said. “We and forced colleges to close with professional sports were concerned and want- dif cult depending on how have reopened. talked about how academ- campuses and move class- leagues with the multibil- ed to get back to having the pandemic fades. The 10 commissioners, ics and college athletics es online. lion-dollar sports industry kids attending college and along with the athletic were inseparable.” The White House has on hold. opening up our colleges FOOTBALL, B2

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Florida’s top emergency of cial last week amended Gov. Ron DeSantis’ stay-at-home or- der to include employees at the professional sports and media production with a national audience, if the location is closed to the public. WWE cuts wrestlers after Florida deems it ‘essential business’ STAMFORD, Conn (AP) talent expenses, third par- — WWE started releasing ty staf ng and consulting; professional wrestlers on and deferring spending on Wednesday in budget cuts the construction of the related to the coronavirus company’s new headquar- pandemic. ters for at least six months. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The moves came even WWE cut a slew of per- with the company allowed formers, including ones Little League fans watch from the hillside overlooking left eld at Lamade Stadium during the to continue to run live TV known professionally as International Championship baseball game between Curacao and Japan at the Little League shows in Florida after Karl Anderson and Luke World Series tournament in South Williamsport, Pa. last August. Gov. Ron DeSantis deemed Gallows. Anderson and WWE an essential busi- Gallows were both in- ness. volved in the Wrestle- Little League World Series faces 0-2 Pro sports were added to Mania card earlier this a list of businesses per- month that largely includ- mitted to stay open in an ed taped matches in an April 9 memorandum to empty arena. count amid coronavirus pandemic include “employees at a DeSantis, a Republican, (AP) — Put them in, hold at least until May 11 a tournament decision. August would disrupt the professional sports and said at a news conference coach. The boys and girls due to the coronavirus Keener has been the school year. media production with a Tuesday that people are of summer are ready to pandemic. Even that tar- Little League CEO since “If we were to do it in national audience ... only “champing at the bit” for if the location is closed to new entertainment to play. get date seems optimistic, 1996 and spent almost 40 the fall, pretty much ev- the general public.” boost morale while house- But Little League, like and the fate of its signa- years in the organization, ery team that would be The amendment allows bound. He also would like most of the sports world, ture event, the Little but trying to gure out here would have to be up- World Wrestling Enter- to see other sporting has been benched. Youth League World Series in Au- the dynamics of a re- rooted from school,” Keen- er said. “I’m not so sure tainment, run by CEO events, maybe NASCAR baseball elds sit empty, gust in South Williamsport, scheduled tournament is Vince McMahon in the Or- races without an audience and parents mourn the Pennsylvania is unclear. more complex than the that it would be in the best interest of a child’s lando area, to continue or a redo of the Tiger loss of spring ball, yearn- “If we were going to play in eld  y rule. putting on shows — with- Woods-vs.-Phil Mickelson ing for the days when the the world series, tradi- At best, Little League education, after having missed probably a couple out fans. golf match. best way to  atten the tionally like we have done would have to loosen WWE announced “If you think about it, curve was with a line drive for many, many years, we some of its rules on quali- of months school already, to take them out of school Wednesday it made vari- we’ve never had a period up the middle. need to be playing and fying -- such as minimum in the fall to come play in ous moves to cut costs and like this in modern Amer- The youth baseball pro- picking teams by the mid- number of games -- for a baseball tournament. improve cash  ow, includ- ican history where you’ve gram that boasts more dle of June,” said Little teams to participate. That, to me, would be ing: reducing the salaries had such little new con- than 2.5 million kids League President Ste- Postponement to even a quite unimportant.” of executives and board tent, particularly in the spread over 6,500 pro- phen Keener, who has yet fall date is a thorny issue membes; decreasing oper- sporting realm,” the gov- grams in 84 countries is on to set a drop-dead date for because anything beyond LLWS, B2 ating expenses; cutting ernor said. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 2020

TODAY IN SPORTS April 16 becomes the first NHL player to Little League World Series faces 1940 — Bob Feller of Cleveland record his 500th assist, 500th defeats the White Sox 1-0 in Chi- goal, 1,000th point and play in cago the only opening day no-hit- his 1,000th game all in the same questions amid coronavirus pandemic ter in major league history. season. 1949 — The Toronto Maple Leafs, 1995 — Utah’s Tom Chambers LLWS The World Series is sched- more Orioles are still set to Rice enjoyed. with a 3-1 victory, sweep the De- scores 15 points in a 105-83 win From B1 uled to run Aug. 20 to Aug. play Aug. 23 at Bowman He was the coach of the troit Red Wings for the second over the Los Angeles Clippers to 30, and any kind of cancel- Field, the home of the Phil- Taney Dragons and then straight year in the Stanley Cup become the 20th NBA player to And there’s this: It is a lation would crush the hos- lies’ Class-A team. 13-year-old Mo’ne Davis, Final. score 20,000 points. World Series, emphasis on pitality industry. Hotels Fink said the economic the 2014 Associated Press 1954 — The Detroit Red Wings 1997 — The Chicago Cubs set the world. The 2019 interna- edge the Montreal Canadiens 2-1 mark for worst start in National would not have the packed impact of the LLWS on the Female Athlete of the Year in the seventh game to win the League history, extending their tional bracket features floors of families, fans and region is “well over $30 mil- who became an instant ce- Stanley Cup. losing streak to 12 with a 4-0 loss teams from Curaçao, Japan, ballplayers that send busi- lion” and there is no event lebrity and the first girl to 1957 — The Montreal Canadiens to the Colorado Rockies. Chicago Mexico, Australia and Italy. ness booming for two weeks that could raise even a frac- win a Little League World beat the Boston Bruins 5-1 to take breaks the overall NL record of There are travel restric- every August. tion of the potential lost rev- Series game. the Stanley Cup in five games. 0-11 by the 1884 Detroit Wolver- tions guidelines because of Nilesh Patel, the general enue. “The first night game, 1958 — Arnold Palmer edges ines. the global pandemic that manager of the Red Roof There’s also the exposure with I think 35,000 people, Doug Ford by one stroke to win the Masters. 2003 — The Anaheim Mighty could make it impossible for Inn across the street from that comes with a television and about 95% Philadel- 1961 — The Chicago Black Ducks beat Detroit 3-2 in over- some teams to participate. the complex, said 30 to 40 contract with ABC/ESPN phia folks, that was really Hawks win the Stanley Cup in six time, making the Red Wings the “Ultimately, we’ll have to percent of its business is that earns the organization terrific,” Rice said. “... But games with a 5-1 triumph over first defending Stanley Cup winner go country by country,” generated during the World more than $9 million per kind of like we are now, we the Detroit Red Wings. in 51 years to be swept the follow- Keener said. Series. year through 2022. The were sequestered in our lit- 1987 — Michael Jordan of the ing season in a four-game open- The Associated Press is “It’s a hot time for all busi- 2019 championship game tle dorms. The kids were are Chicago Bulls scores 61 points ing series. looking at the impact of the ness people, not only us,” got 3.02 million viewers on on social media and every- in a 117-114 loss to the Atlanta 2008 — Jason Kidd gets the cancellation or postpone- Patel said. ABC. thing but you really have a Hawks and becomes the second 100th triple-double of his career ment of some of the iconic Patel said the motel’s 100 But if the event is can- good sense of what was go- player to surpass 3,000 points in with 27 points, 10 assists and 10 sporting events due to the rooms are sold out for two celed this year, Fink said ing on with how excited the a season. rebounds in Dallas’ 111-98 victory 1990 — Gelindo Bordin becomes over New Orleans. coronavirus pandemic is weeks - going for $199 to the city will bounce back. city was getting.” the first Olympic men’s champion 2008 — Golden State finishes having on cities and com- $259 per night - and fami- “If for some reason we do Amid the hoopla, Rice to win the Boston Marathon. the season at 48-34 after losing munities. If the LLWS is lies from South Korean and not have it this year, next didn’t feel the Dragons got a 1991 — The St. Louis Blues be- to Seattle 126-121. The Warriors canceled, the hardest hit Chinese teams usually book year it will be bigger, it will chance to really live the full come the eighth team in NHL have more wins than any team town would surely be Wil- rooms at checkout for the be better,” he said. World Series experience so playoff history to come back from that failed to make the playoffs liamsport, a city of about next year. The Little League World he took the majority of the a 3-1 deficit as they beat the De- since the NBA expanded to the 29,000 that is the heartbeat Now, Patel lamented, Series turns 75 next year, team back in 2015 as regu- troit Red Wings 3-2 in the seventh 16-team format in 1984. Houston of Lycoming County, and “people are afraid of travel- and the quaint traditions of lar kids. game. held the previous mark of 45 wins 1992 — Brett Hull of the St. Louis synonymous with Little ing,” leaving the vacancy the event such as pin trad- “We did the pin trading. in 2000-01. Blues becomes the second player League since 1947. light on these days, though ing are cardboard box sled We did the cardboard down with three straight 70-goal sea- 2013 — Two bombs explode “This is who we are. This no one has canceled yet for rides down the hill behind the hill,” Rice said. “We kind sons. Hull scores his 70th goal in near Boston Marathon finish line, is what we’re known for,” August because the series is Howard J. Lamade Stadi- of relaxed on the hill and a 5-3 victory over the Minnesota killing three people and injuring said Jason Fink, the still on the calendar. um are sure to return once enjoyed it.” North Stars, joining Wayne Gretz- more than 270 in a bloody scene Williamsport/Lycoming The Major League Base- its safe. Once it’s safe for play to ky, who accomplished the feat of shattered glass and severed Chamber of Commerce ball Little League Classic Without a tournament, resume, so should the limbs. Earlier in the day, Lelisa twice. president. “It’s more than was added in 2016 and the there would be no feel-good memorable times at Desisa of Ethiopia wins the 117th 1992 — Mike Gartner of the New just baseball.” Boston Red Sox and Balti- stories like the one Alex Williamsport. York Rangers gets his 500th ca- edition of the marathon and Rita reer assist in a 7-1 rout of the Jeptoo of Kenya wins the women’s Pittsburgh Penguins. Gartner race. College football commissioners tell VP schools have to open before football returns FOOTBALL alone, the NCAA’s high- From B1 est level of football. Each team plays 12 regular-sea- “We talked a little about son games and each con- whether there would be a ference plays a lucrative national policy because, championship game. obviously, if governors Division I colleges, in- have different policies cluding about 120 that ei- you’re going to have some ther play in football’s sec- issues,” Aresco said. “If ond-tier or not at all, have California isn’t allowing already taken a financial football and Ohio is that’s hit with the cancellation going to be issue for what of the NCAA men’s bas- is obviously a national en- ketball tournament in terprise.” March. Some $375 million Bowlsby said another will not be distributed to call with the vice presi- them this year. dent was likely in about a Not playing a football month. season could be even College Football Play- more costly. That would off executive director Bill put television contracts Hancock, who was also on that pay out hundreds of the call, said the Jan. 1 millions to the so-called semifinals in New Orleans Power Five conferences at PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and Pasadena, California, risk. The other five FBS and the Jan. 11 champi- conferences make far less From left, TEAM TEST Football Academy director of football operations Geir Gudmundsen, perfor- onship game in Miami are from TV rights, but their mance coach Skip Fuller and CEO Kevin Dunn prepare to watch Pace University offensive lineman still on. schools still rely heavily Matt Snow run the 40-yard dash during a virtual pro day event. “I was glad to know that on football revenue. the vice president under- The College Football stands how important col- Playoff, including the ma- lege football is,” Hancock jor bowl games known as NFL draft hopefuls show off their skills said. the New Year’s Six pay The size of the season out about $674 million per is daunting, with more season. Most of that gets at a virtual pro day during pandemic than 1,500 regular-sea- paid to conferences and son games for 130 schools passed along to member (AP) — Hours before Dunn and Gudmundsen falo Bills as an undrafted on, this pro day allowed in the Bowl Subdivision schools. New Jersey closed all gyms decided to turn their typ- rookie in 2005 and played us to display all the hard indefinitely last month ical, mock pro days into in the Arena Football work we put in since the because of the COVID-19 a live event streamed on League. “The kids needed end of the football season,” pandemic, 30 NFL draft Facebook. Players gath- another opportunity to be Liggs said. “Being able to Byron Nelson going to hopefuls had a chance to ered at the facility on able to be seen. It’s huge put numbers on tap is a showcase their talents in March 16 and performed for kids that might not be huge win for guys during ranch for new home a virtual pro day at TEST various drills — 40-yard drafted or are on the cusp this time because it gives Football Academy in Mar- dash, shuttle, three-cone of that.” each player one last fight- tinsville. — for four hours. The vid- Clancy, listed at 6-foot-5, ing shot at making there on PGA Tour in 2021 It was the culmination of eo has more than 8,500 305 pounds, said the num- dreams come true, espe- countless hours the play- views. bers he posted were per- cially small-school guys McKINNEY, Texas (AP) town Dallas, was sched- ers had spent training and “We just tried to make sonal bests. like myself. This was a gi- — The Byron Nelson will uled to host the Nelson for preparing, both physically it as authentic and as “I just need one shot,” he ant win toward making my have a new home when the third and final time and mentally, for actual real as possible and give said. “I’ve always been the NFL dreams come true.” the tournament returns in May. But the Nelson is pro days that ended up be- scouts the opportunity to underdog in life so I’m not NFL agent Cary Fabri- to the PGA Tour schedule among the tournaments ing canceled. None of the view the whole thing from afraid of a challenge. Look- kant had five players par- next year. canceled by the PGA Tour players at TEST’s virtual where their perspective ing forward to next week ticipate in TEST’s pro day. TPC Craig Ranch, about because of the coronavirus pro day attended the NFL would be and bring a virtu- and this process.” “It was an awesome op- 30 minutes north of down- pandemic. combine, so this was their al experience right to their His agent, JR Rickert, portunity for them to get town Dallas, will host the Trinity Forest officials best shot to show what living room,” Dunn said. said he’s heard from scouts this time to showcase their Nelson for at least five said in January that the they can do. “That was the only way who watched Clancy’s per- talent,” Fabrikant said. years, starting in 2021. PGA Tour cited weather “I spent 12 weeks at that these kids would have formance. “NFL scouts have seen the The announcement issues during the first two TEST with 5-6 hours of the opportunity. We’ve “For a guy like Griffin video and are able to take Wednesday from the PGA years that exposed defi- sent multiple scouts to our from a smaller school, you Tour and the Nelson came ciencies with tournament work a day,” said Griffin this information and share three months after offi- infrastructure, and that Clancy, an offensive line- Facebook page because we want to get as many oppor- it with the decision-mak- cials said the tournament it was determined by the man from University at saved the feed. They’ve tunities for scouts to see ers.” was moving from the course and the Salesman- Albany. “We were very watched it and reached out him as possible,” Rickert Shippensburg wide re- links-style Trinity Forest ship Club of Dallas, which close to getting our oppor- to us about the times.” said. “Losing the pro day ceiver Kyle Haines ran Golf Club. hosts the event, that those tunity eliminated because TEST uses a laser timing workout can be a big chal- a 4.48, 40-yard dash and TPC Craig Ranch, which issues couldn’t be reme- of COVID-19.” system and Ric Serritella, lenge. For a credible facil- showed off reliable hands. was completed in 2004, died easily. But Kevin Dunn, founder creator of NFL Draft Bible, ity like TEST to organize “The virtual pro day will be the first course Disappointing atten- and CEO of TEST Sports registered handheld times. the virtual pro day and was vital for us athletes,” outside of Dallas County dance and decreased reve- Clubs, and Geir Gudmund- Serritella posted the re- make the content avail- Haines said. to host the tournament nues for charity were also sen, the director of football sults on his website. able was a huge help to Since TEST opened in that dates back to Bry- significant factors in the operations, weren’t going Serritella says he ex- us. Many scouts have com- 1999, Dunn said 253 out on Nelson winning the decision. to let that happen. They pects 15-20 “non-combine” mented to me that they of 397 athletes they’ve inaugural event in 1944. TPC Craig Ranch is quickly organized the players to be selected next were able to get a sense trained made it onto a pro- Before moving to Trinity about 10 miles from the event in anticipation of a week, down from the aver- of how well Griffin moves fessional football team’s Forest in 2018, the Nelson future site of the PGA of nationwide lockdown that age of about 30 players per based on the film.” roster. Among those were was played for 35 years at America headquarters, forced sports to shut down. draft in previous years. Greg Liggs, a defensive 2013 Super Bowl MVP TPC Four Seasons in sub- where two championship “We just huddled up on “Under the circumstanc- back from Elon, flew in the Joe Flacco, eight-time Pro urban Irving. courses are under con- Friday the 13th to figure es, it went very smooth,” day before TEST’s virtual Bowl cornerback Patrick Trinity Forest, which struction and the PGA it out,” Dunn said. “We had said Gudmundsen, a for- pro day and ran the 40- Peterson and four-time was built on a former Championship is sched- to do something for these mer offensive lineman yard dash in 4.47 seconds. Pro Bowl fullback Kyle landfill south of down- uled to be played in 2027. guys.” who signed with the Buf- “With everything going Juszczyk. THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- fell on power lines in front of larly arrests, reflect police records. his house on Summer St. The In the event of a perceived inac- dispatched officer reported the curacy, it is the sole responsibility tree was resting on power lines and notified National Grid. of the concerned party to contact the relevant police department and have the department issue a no- PEABODY tice of correction to the Daily Item. Arrest Corrections or clarifications will not be made without express notice of James E. Cooper III, 26, of change from the arresting police 220 Delhi St., Mattapan, was arrested on a warrant at 9:54 department. a.m. Wednesday. LYNN Breaking and Entering Arrests A garage break-in was re- ported at 3:20 p.m. Tuesday Katie Clements, 35, of 1 at 4 Sunset Drive. No items Hyfield Drive, Sandwich, was were reported missing. arrested and charged with A motor vehicle breaking OUI liquor, negligent opera- and entering was reported COURTESY PHOTO tion of a motor vehicle and at 11:42 p.m. Tuesday at 14 disorderly conduct at 1:19 Canterbury Drive. Police re- Strates Frangules with Amy and their children, Jack and Elaina. a.m. Wednesday. ported there was no forced Maslah Ibrahim, 28, of entry and nothing was taken. 44 Estes St., was arrested A report of a motor vehi- and charged with trespass- cle breaking and entering at A cancer survivor gives ing and on warrant charges 12:22 a.m. Wednesday at 5 of improper use of a credit Canterbury Drive. No items card, larceny of a credit card, were taken. concealed motor vehicle thief, and truck breaking and enter- Complaints back in Jimmy Fund walk ing for a felony at 10:39 a.m. Wednesday. A report of suspicious ac- Lynnfield residenthe missed taking part patients who are in remis- million in more than 30 tivity at 5:39 p.m. Tuesday at Strates Frangules first in the Walk were for his sion and also patients who years. Every dollar raised Accidents Marrs Park on Home Street. A participated in the Bos- daughter, Elaina’s, birth are still fighting against helps patients at Dana-Far- caller reported kids were play- ton Marathon® Jimmy in 2015, and son, Jack’s, this terrible disease,” ber Cancer Institute. A report of a motor vehicle ing basketball. Police report- Fund Walk presented by birth in 2017. Strates said. To register for the Walk crash at 11:12 a.m. Tuesday ed no one was playing bas- Hyundai when he was di- Elaina and Jack are now The Boston Marathon (#JimmyFundWalk), to at Centre Street and Western ketball. There were three kids agnosed with Hodgkin’s Walk participants carry- Jimmy Fund Walk is support a walker, or to vol- Avenue; at 12:49 p.m. Tues- Disease in 2002. ing their “I Walk for Dad- scheduled for Sunday, Oct. on skateboards, but they were unteer, visit www.Jimmy- day at 50 Lynnway; at 9:09 “I want to give back to dy” signs made by Strates’ 4 with the goal of rais- practicing social distancing. FundWalk.org or call (866) p.m. Tuesday at 219 Euclid the great people at the mother. Strates will walk ing money to support all A group of youths playing 531-9255. Registrants Ave.; at 12:32 a.m. Wednes- basketball in the rear of the Jimmy Fund who helped with the “Frangules Fam- forms of adult and pediat- day at 140 Cottage St. me conquer cancer,” said ily Team” with a $500 ric patient care and cancer can enter the promo code Elks Lodge at 40 Oak St. at NEWS for five dollars off A report of a motor vehicle 5:42 p.m. Tuesday was dis- Strates. fundraising goal. research at the nation’s crash with personal injury at persed by police. The Jimmy Fund Walk He said he loves seeing premier cancer center, the registration fee. Walk- 12:25 p.m. Tuesday at Bay A disturbance was reported happened shortly af- all of the families get to- Dana-Farber Cancer In- ers can walk any of the View and Western avenues. at 12:14 p.m. Wednesday at ter Strates began treat- gether on Walk day and stitute. four distance options, so A report of a motor vehicle 111 Foster St. A caller re- ment with chemotherapy. focused on curing cancer. The Jimmy Fund Walk there is a chance for ev- hit and run crash at 12:26 p.m. ported an argument in the Strates said the only years “It’s great seeing some has raised more than $145 eryone to participate. Tuesday at 108 Western Ave. apartment had been going on since the night before. Assaults An officer reported there was NSCC approves interim president A report of an assault and no issue. Kids were running around in the apartment. battery at 5:06 p.m. Tuesday management, student they achieve their goals, Suspicious activity was re- By Steve Krause on South Common Street. ITEM STAFF whatever those may be.” ported at 3:03 p.m. Wednes- support services, and fundraising. He is a long- “We have a very chal- Breaking and Entering day at 31 Wiseman Drive. LYNN — North Shore A caller reported a red GMC time resident of Salem and lenging road ahead and Community College is close civic leader in the region, the task of leadership A report of a breaking and truck was parked in the area. to having an interim pres- serving on the boards of is not up to the Interim entering at 5:19 p.m. Tuesday The vehicle, which was occu- ident in place when Dr. president alone,” said Dr. at 69 Whiting St.; at 1:41 pied by a man and woman, the North Shore Medical Patricia A. Gentile’s retire- Center, Salem Chamber J.D. LaRock, chair of the a.m. Wednesday at 103 Lib- was also seen parked in the ment takes effect in July. erty St. area on Tuesday. An officer of Commerce, and Marble- NSCC board. “We must Dr. Nate Bryant, vice head Bank, among other all share the mantle of reported the people were president and chief of staff Theft having a conversation in the organizations. leadership in light of the to president John Keenan Dr. Bryant is also a 25- coronavirus pandemic and truck. One of the people lives at Salem State Universi- A report of a larceny at in the neighborhood. year veteran of the In- the changes in the world 12:26 p.m. Tuesday at 2 Rog- ty, has been unanimously ternational Association that will impact the col- ers Ave. approved for the posi- of Approved Basketball lege. What’s important is SAUGUS tion. The board’s choice Officials (IAABO), Board that we choose a leader MARBLEHEAD must still be approved by 130, and is a member of who can be trusted, who Arrest Dr. Carlos Santiago, the the Agganis Scholarship listens, who can take feed- Accidents James Dalton, 54, of Rox- state’s commissioner of Committee. back and apply it, act with Dr. Nate Bryant bury, was arrested at 10:49 higher education. He holds a doctorate integrity, and make strong A report of a motor vehicle a.m. Tuesday on a default Bryant had a two-hour of education from the and clear decisions when all while being an ardent hit and run crash at 3:29 p.m. warrant docket. interview with the col- University of Massachu- the situations warrant student advocate. I believe Tuesday at Front Street and lege’s board of trustees in setts-Boston and his bach- it. Our board believes Dr. that NSCC and the entire Fort Sewall Lane. Complaints a special virtual public elor’s and master’s degrees Bryant is that leader.” region can benefit tremen- meeting Thursday, April 9. from Salem State. Dr. Bryant received high dously from Nate applying Complaints A caller at 11:32 p.m. After discussion Tuesday, “Everything I have done praise from Salem State his dedication and talent Tuesday reported two males the board voted to sup- has prepared me to be the president John Keenan. in this new way.” A caller said she received dressed in dark clothing car- port his candidacy. If con- president of North Shore “Words cannot do justice Over the course of the a call from someone who rying what appeared to be firmed, Dr. Bryant’s term Community College and I to the crucial role that Nate next year NSCC’s Board was allegedly selling person- a liquor bottle behind the will begin in early July. am humbled and honored has played as chief of staff of Trustees will conduct a al alarms and wanted all of Bernie & Phil’s on Broadway. Dr. Bryant has 30-plus to be considered for this po- at SSU,” said Keenan. “He full, national presidential her information at 8:37 a.m. The parties went on the roof years of experience in sition,” Dr. Bryant said. “I has provided leadership search with an expected Tuesday on Euclid Avenue. She and came back down while public higher education, am interested in providing and counsel during some final decision to be made said the person told her a Mar- officers were en route. Offi- including senior-level better opportunities for our of our university’s greatest during the 2020-21 school blehead resident had been at- cers reported the parties were leadership in enrollment students and seeing that challenges in recent years, year. tacked at a grocery store in an looking for a friend who wan- underground parking lot. dered off. The parties were re- united and sent on their way. NAHANT Police received a call at Post-pandemic PTSD? Lessons 7:31 p.m. Tuesday from a Accidents woman reporting her es- tranged cousins were banging from a marathon bombing survivor Police received a call at on her door in an attempt to 12:39 p.m. Tuesday from a find out her mother’s location. in New Hampshire, was could be suffering. running. Much of this man stating he was involved By William J. Kole The calling party did not wish pursuing an advanced O’Donnell: Telling peo- in an accident at the rotary ASSOCIATED PRESS healing process for me was to provide that information degree in Scotland when ple to stay inside and with another vehicle. An offi- meeting people all over and said she later received a BOSTON — Seven years he and his girlfriend re- completely disrupting cer was dispatched to over- the world and creating threatening voicemail from the ago Wednesday, the un- turned to the U.S. to ride their daily lives ... men- lifelong friends — open- see the paperwork exchange. thinkable happened to other parties. Officers spoke out the coronavirus cri- tal health is going to be ing myself back up to the with the caller, who wished to Bobby O’Donnell: He was sis. A part-time paramed- a huge ripple effect that world. I went from being Complaints document the incident, and in- nearing the finish line ic, he’s been transporting comes out of this. Emer- formed her of her 209A rights. of the 2013 Boston Mar- this 19-year-old kid who An unknown caller report- COVID-19 patients to gency rooms are going was terrified of the world Police received a call at athon, where his family hospitals in the state’s to struggle to deal with ed at 7:20 p.m. Tuesday that to being able to find myself 5:01 p.m. Tuesday from a was gathered to cheer for Lakes region. psychiatric issues, be- a large coyote was roaming within it. around the area of 357 Na- resident who reported multi- him, when terrorist bombs He talked with The Asso- cause we’re telling people ple parties playing basketball killed three spectators ciated Press about his own to not go to the hospi- AP: At one point in the hant Rd. An officer was sent book, you talk about how to the location to move the by Oaklandvale Elementary and injured more than 260 journey back to mental tal. People who normal- it dawned on you that coyote along. School. Officers dispersed others. health, the importance of ly would go out to seek An unknown caller at 5:20 three parties. His family escaped un- self-care, and the anxiety, help are now afraid to go maybe the bombing in a p.m. Tuesday reported two A caller at 3:39 p.m. Tues- scathed. Not O’Donnell, depression and trauma into this environment. weird way was a blessing vehicles, a Lexus and an Audi, day reported a group of more whose wounds were invis- some may be struggling It’s an important time to in your life. had just driven inbound on the than 12 children on the play- ible and scarred his soul. with as the pandemic be checking up on your O’Donnell: I think peo- Causeway and were speeding ground on Stocker St. The “My injury,” he says, wears people down. own mental health. Just ple might be able to find and operating erratically. dispatched officer reported “was in my head.” AP: So you’re handling because you think that this out of COVID. The Police received a call at there were six children who It took years for O’Don- COVID-19 patients as a someone’s gone through Boston Marathon bomb- 1:37 p.m. Tuesday from a appeared to be observing so- nell to realize he was medic now? something worse than ing undoubtedly was the caller reporting an out of cial distancing. suffering from post-trau- O’Donnell: Occasionally, you have, it doesn’t de- worst day of my life. But state vehicle driving around Police received a call at matic stress disorder. yes. It’s crazy not even go- value the trauma or dis- if it didn’t happen, none Harris St. and Colby Way. the 12:18 p.m. Tuesday that re- Now 26, he’s the author of ing into someone’s house tress that you’ve had. of anything in the book ported two males drinking calling party questioned that “Running Wild,” a newly to assess them. Someone AP: In your book, you would have occurred. I by the pond on Lake Dam released memoir of com- out of state individuals must calls 911 and you’re doing take us on this extraor- would have never trav- Rd. Officers reported the two pleting marathons or ul- it in doorways now from 6 dinary personal journey quarantine for 14 days per eled, never experienced parties were just enjoying the tramarathons on all seven feet away before you even of trying to come to grips Gov. Baker’s orders. The caller the world the way I did. weather. continents — dodging pen- go in the house. with what happened to was advised out of state ve- It took having this terri- hicles are often rentals. The guins on Antarctica and AP: Yours is the sto- you (at the marathon). ble thing happen to me car’s plates were checked and SWAMPSCOTT bounding along the slopes ry of someone who suf- What was more cathartic it was a rental. of Mount Everest — in a fered PTSD and invisible — the actual running or to have all the wonderful Complaints quest for inner healing wounds from the terror the writing of the book? things that followed occur. Wind Damage and to rediscover the joy attack in 2013, and how O’Donnell: I spent about When I face tragedy or ad- A report of suspicious ac- of running. you were able to overcome a year traveling outside versity, what I’ve come to A party called at 5:07 p.m. tivity at 1:37 p.m. Tuesday on O’Donnell, a native of that. But now fast-forward the U.S., and a tiny frac- realize is I need to decide Monday to report a large tree Capen Road. 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Circumstances alter the right approach I am asked by students if they West leads a spade, the defend- should study suit combinations. Well, ers playing three rounds of the suit. it cannot hurt, but don’t even think of Declarer has lost two tricks and is trying to learn them all. Every situa- faced with potential losers in both tion should be taken not in isolation red suits. A winning guess in hearts but in terms of all 52 cards. or a successful finesse in diamonds Consider today’s deal. Looking or clubs will bring home the contract. only at the North-South heart suit, But there is a line of play that will how would you play it for no losers? save either a guess or a finesse. De- Right! You have heard of the say- clarer plays a heart to his ace and a ing, “eight ever, nine never.” With only heart to dummy’s nine. eight trumps missing the queen, you Here the finesse wins, so the con- take a finesse; whereas with nine tract is safe. But suppose the finesse trumps, you cash the ace and king, loses — what would East return? If hoping the queen will drop. Those a spade, declarer ruffs in one hand are the percentage plays, but is it and sluffs his diamond loser from right to cash the top honors here? the other. If a minor, South collects Following North’s Jacoby three tricks in that suit, again avoid- game-forcing raise, South’s four- ing another loser. heart rebid showed a minimum Note that if South cashes the heart opening with no side-suit singleton ace and king, he will go down with or void. the given distribution. THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS REMIND REWIND

Young Sheldon: “A Baby Tooth and the Egyptian God of Knowledge” CBS, 8 p.m. In the new episode “A Baby Tooth and the Egyptian Action stars of the ’80s God of Knowledge,” Sheldon (Iain Armitage) has a By David Cohea scientific breakthrough at the dentist’s office. REMIND MAGAZINE Last Man Standing: “The Big LeBaxter” FOX, 8 p.m. Setting aside the biggest In the new episode “The Big LeBaxter,” Vanessa action films of the ’80s — (Nancy Travis) anxiously waits for the teachers asso- The Empire Strikes Back, ciation to endorse her campaign for state assembly. Batman, Raiders of the Lost Man With a Plan: “The Ex Files” Ark and Top Gun — many CBS, 8:30 p.m. summer spectaculars were Adam (Matt LeBlanc) and Don (Kevin Nealon) be- kicked into gear by heroes come super protective of Lowell (Matt Cook) when with bulging biceps and le- they think he might get back together with his cheat- thal firepower. ing ex-wife in the new episode “The Ex Files.” After winning every body- Brooklyn Nine-Nine: “Ransom” building contest on earth, Ar- NBC, 8:30 p.m. nold Schwarzenegger turned Holt (Andre Braugher) asks for Jake’s (Andy Sam- his attention to acting (albe- berg) help in a case that is exceptionally meaningful it with an Austrian accent to him. Meanwhile, Charles (Joe Lo Truglio) and Terry thicker than his glutes), star- (Terry Crews) work together on a side business. ring in 1982’s sword opera Mom: “Big Sad Eyes and an Antique Hot Dog” Conan the Barbarian. Arnold CBS, 9 p.m. went on to become the domi- It’s a variation on the story playing out all over our nant action hero of the ’80s, quarantined world. Stuck in close quarters on a sober playing a cyborg with a bad retreat, mother-daughter recovering addicts Bonnie attitude in The Terminator (Allison Janney) and Christy (Anna Faris) and their AA (1984), a human armored friends see their relationships begin to fray. We just tank in Commando (1985), hope Marjorie (Mimi Kennedy) didn’t bring her cats! an alien hunter in Predator In the Dark: “All About the Benjamin” (1987) and so on. When he The CW, 9 p.m. muttered, “I’ll be back,” he Season Premiere! wasn’t kidding. Murphy (Perry Mattfeld) is on the mend from her Sylvester Stallone was Ar- terrifying encounter with Dean (Rich Sommer), but nold’s main muscle-bound Nia’s (guest star Nicki Micheaux) visit spurs her into contender, strutting out of action. Murphy, Jess (Brooke Markham) and Felix successful Rocky movies in (Morgan Krantz) must act quickly to devise a plan the ’70s to play combat-wiz- that will keep them out of Nia’s crosshairs and, pos- ened Vietnam vet John Ram- sibly, save Guiding Hope in the process. bo in First Blood (1982). He Will & Grace: “New Crib” would return for the sequels NBC, 9 p.m. Rambo II and III through the Karen (Megan Mullally) pulls out all the stops in ’80s. Stallone also starred in Blattsville to make the celebration for her baseball the cop action films Cobra team’s championship big enough to humiliate Stan- (1986) and Tango & Cash ley and Danley Walker (guest star Patton Oswalt). (1989), and played a champi- While there to support Karen, Will (Eric McCormack) on arm-wrestler in Over the Arnold Schwarzenegger as the Terminator. and Grace (Debra Messing) are shown an open Top (1987). house by a local realtor (guest star Yvette Nicole Mel Gibson captured McQuade (1983), Missing in off-label Never Say Never proved she was even tougher Brown), leading to a hard conversation about their America’s movie imagi- Action (1984) and The Del- Again (1983). When Moore than the boys, as she man- future living arrangement. Jack (Sean Hayes) learns nation playing the mul- ta Force (1986). You also got retired from the role, it was aged to out-blast just about he’s a local celebrity from a Blattsvillian (guest star let-haired Special Forces Steven Seagal in Above the Timothy Dalton the franchise everyone in Aliens (1986), Sarah Baker). operative-turned-cop Mar- Law (1988) and Jean-Claude suited up next, throwing him including a 15-foot bug queen Copycat Killers tin Riggs in Lethal Weapon Van Damme in Bloodsport like a lit fuse into The Living with nasty choppers and REELZChannel, 9 p.m. (1987). But it was Gibson’s (1988) and Kickboxer (1989). Daylights (1987) and Licence red-hot halitosis. And Linda stint earlier in the decade as A true crime based on a fake one: Vengeful brothers And who can forget Patrick to Kill (1989). Hamilton also taught us just Mark and James Baigent pick up some killer strat- Mad Max, the Road Warrior Swayze in the best bar-fight There were some one- and how tough moms really are in egies from CSI — like removing evidence with sticky in three George Miller films, movie ever, Road House two-hit wonders who didn’t The Terminator. tape — to cover up the 2006 murder of their half that would establish him as (1989)? quite gain the footing of brother, Andrew. everyone’s favorite future The ’80s were a transition their action-hero peers — Maybe it was the Dolby Broke: “The Dance” demolition derby winner and decade for James Bond mov- Peter Weller in RoboCop stereo, or the soda/Pop-Tarts CBS, 9:30 p.m. all-around bad good guy. ies. Roger Moore played the (1987) and Kurt Russell sugar high, but we sure loved An air conditioner on the fritz is a call to action. Luis Some guys were made for official Bond for the first half in Escape From New York watching these ’80s action he- (Izzy Diaz) coaches underpaid bartender Jackie (Pau- fisticuffs — you know, figh- of the decade in For Your (1981), The Thing (1982) roes blow the world to smith- ley Perrette) on asking for a raise, while her cash-poor tin’ movies — and Hollywood Eyes Only (1981), Octopussy and Big Trouble in Little ereens — happy, too, to walk sis, Elizabeth (Natasha Leggero), and brother-in-law supplied plenty of martial (1983) and A View to a Kill China (1986). out of the theater letting all Javier (Jaime Camil) muster the bluster to collect on arts knuckle candy with (1985), though Sean Connery As for action heroines of those cinders fall on someone an old loan to friends. Chuck Norris in Lone Wolf got in a last martini in the the era, Sigourney Weaver else.

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Hol- Super- Brooklyn Will & Indebted Law & Order: Spe- Boston Tonight Show-J. Late Night With * NBC News lywood store Nine Grace (N) cial Victims Unit (N) News Fallon Seth Meyers Have patience, take your time, consider alternatives and do your own thing. Keep WFXT Ent. TMZ (N) Last Man Last Man Mental Samurai Boston 25 News at Boston TMZ Live (N) Live PD: Boston 9 FOX Tonight Standing Standing “Week Three” 10PM (N) News Patrol News your thoughts and feelings to yourself. WUTF ¿Qué culpa tiene Fatmagül? Nosotros Nosotros Noticiero Vas con todo Los 10 Nosotros = UMA los. los. Univisión videos los. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) WSBK Big Bang Big Bang Law & Order: Crimi- Law & Order: Crimi- WBZ News 10p (N) Seinfeld Big Bang Seinfeld How I Met Mike & Don’t get involved in other people’s problems. You will encounter problems if you F MNT Theory Theory nal Intent nal Intent Theory Molly WGBX The Great British Father Brown “The The Victim Anna Endeavour on Masterpiece A PBS NewsHour (N) Father Brown “The end up going to functions by yourself. Opportunities for romance will be plentiful. L PBS Baking Show Celestial Choir” learns her fate. woman receives death threats. Celestial Choir” WWJE Cruise Ship Killers The Last 24 “Deadly Southern Fried Trace of Evil FBI: Criminal Killer Kids Cruise CANCER (June 21-July 22) R JN “GORDON” Currents” Homicide Pursuit Ship Kill Pursue your dreams. You can’t stop doing the things you love just because some- WLVI Gold- Gold- Katy Keene (N) In the Dark (N) 7 News at 10PM on Modern Modern Family Family Bob’s X CW bergs bergs CW56 (N) Family Family Guy Guy Burgers one wants you to stick to his or her schedule. 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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF COMMUNITY OUTREACH MEETING THE TRIAL COURT PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING PROPOSAL OF MASSACHUSETTS GREEN RETAIL, INC. ("MGR") PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT TO OPERATE ADULT-USE MARIJUANA RETAIL AT 829A BOSTON STREET Docket No. ES20P0864EA ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a Remote Public Hearing will be held on Thursday, April Massachusetts Green Retail, INC., (MGR), will be hosting a Virtual Community Estate of: 30, 2020, at 7:00 P.M. Information on how to access the meeting remotely will be Outreach Meeting ("the Meeting") on April 30, 2020, the public are encouraged to Dennis Lee Davis posted on the meeting agenda. The following NEW petitions to be heard: attend the Meeting at 6 ;00 p.m., either online at https://Zoom.us/j/ 5015918099 or by telephone by calling (978) 990-5494 Access Code: Also Known As: [Attention: unless otherwise noted below, all items will be continued to a future 3757275. At the meeting MGR will outline its proposal to apply for an Adult-Use scheduled public hearing.] Retail license at 829A Boston Street (the "Property") pursuant to M.G.L. Chapter Date of Death: January 14, 2020 94G and Chapter 55 the Acts of 2017, and other applicable laws and regulations Petition 20-10 by PHILO T. PAPPAS & JOY R. PAPPAS, TRS., for a modification of a promulgated thereunder, including those promulgated by the Massachusetts Essex Division previously approved dimensional special permit, special permit (non-conforming Canabis Control Commission. use/structure), and site plan special permit to enclose an open, roofed over To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of patio/porch with glass, walls, and sliding glass doors. Property is located at 51 The information presented at the Community Outreach Meeting will include, but LINCOLN HOUSE AVENUE (Parcel ID: 21-66). not limited to the following: Petitioner Patrick Purdy of Londonderry NH Petition 20-11 by ARTHUR GOLDBERG, NATHANSON & GOLDBERG, PC, for a use 1. The type of Adult-Use Marijuana Establishment to be located at the Property special permit, dimensional special permit, special permit (parking/loading relief), 2. Information adequate to demonstrate that the Adult-Use Marijuana a Will has been admitted to informal probate. and site plan special permit for the construction of a new, 8-unit condominium Establishment location will be maintained securely. building. Property is located at 9 Boynton Street (Parcel ID: 3-6). 3. Steps to be taken by the Adult-Use Marijuana Establishment to prevent Patrick Purdy of Londonderry NH diversion to minors. And the following CONTINUED petitions will also be heard: 4. A plan by the Adult-Use Marijuana Establishment to positively impact the community. has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to [Attention: unless otherwise noted below, all items will be continued to a future 5. Information adequate to demonstrate that the location will not constitute a serve without surety on the bond. scheduled public hearing.] nuisance to the community by noise, odor, dust, glare, fumes, vibration, heat or other conditions likely to cause nuisance. The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Petition 20-07 by FLOW DESIGN ARCHITECTS seeking a dimensional special Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without permit and special permit (non-conforming use/structure) for renovations to an Members of the Lynn community will be encouraged to ask questions and engage supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with existing single-family home including a new entry and new second-floor deck. in discussions with representatives of MGR. the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration Property located at 17 BLANEY STREET (Map 2, Lot 149). Note: Petitioner has from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating requested to withdraw. A copy of this notice is on file with the City Clerck and with the office of the City to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Council, Lynn City Hall, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn, Massachusetts. A copy of this Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings Petition 20-08 by BENJAMIN YELLIN seeking a dimensional special permit and use notice was mailed at least fourteen calendar days prior to the Virtual Community and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal special permit to construct an addition to an existing dwelling for a proposed Outreach Meeting to abutters of the Property and abutters within three hundred Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and accessory apartment. Property is located at 23 SUMNER STREET (Map 27, Lot feet of the Property and the owners of land directly opposite the Property on any Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. 162). public or private street or way, all as they appear on the most recent applicable tax list, notwithstanding that the land of any such owner is located in another city or Item: April 16, 2020 Petition 20-09 by ERIC AND MARIANNE HARTMANN seeking a use special permit town. for an accessory apartment in an existing single-family dwelling. Property is located Bills Auto Clinic Inc Auction at 39 NICHOLS STREET (Map 11, Lot 678). Item: April 16, 2020

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NEW YORK — Selling “There are many analysts The retail sales data Bank of America fell 6.5 swept Wall Street Wednes- who are just as bewildered hit markets particular- percent, and Citigroup day after a dismal lineup of as companies are.” ly hard given consumer lost 5.6 percent. reports made clear how his- “What you need to be spending makes up about In Europe, London’s toric the coronavirus crunch here is an epidemiologist two-thirds of the economy. FTSE 100 lost 3.3 percent, has been for the economy. more than anything else,” It also raised questions the German DAX dropped Markets are already he said. about what a recovery will 3.9 percent and the CAC bracing for what’s forecast Stocks will likely remain look like. 40 in France retreated 3.8 to be the worst downturn volatile as long as inves- “How does this impact percent. The Nikkei 225 in since the Great Depres- tors are uncertain about consumer behavior in an Tokyo fell 0.5 percent, and sion, but Wednesday’s data how long the downturn economy largely driven by Hong Kong’s Hang Seng PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS was even more dispiriting caused by the outbreak consumers?” asked Keith was off 1.2 percent. Asian stocks edged lower Wednesday after the than expected, including a will last, and that ulti- Buchanan, portfolio man- Investors are focusing on record drop for U.S. retail mately depends on when ager at Globalt. how and when authorities International Monetary Fund said the global sales. Adding to the gloom: health experts can corral Energy stocks took the may begin to ease busi- economy will suffer its worst year since the More banks made moves the virus. sharpest losses after oil ness shutdowns and lim- Great Depression. in anticipation that house- Wednesday’s econom- prices touched another 18- its on people’s movements. holds and companies will ic lowlight was a report year low. Those in the S&P The S&P 500 had jumped vere than earlier in the China has reopened fac- be forced to default on bil- showing U.S. retail sales 500 index fell 4.7 percent, 3.1 percent just a day sell-off, when daily moves tories, shops and other lions of dollars of debt as plummeted 8.7 percent including a 5.5 percent earlier on hopes that the of 8 percent and even more businesses after declaring businesses remain shut last month, as the engine slide for ConocoPhillips outbreak was leveling off than 10 percent throttled victory over the outbreak, and millions of workers of the U.S. economy gets and a 4.6 percent drop for in some hotspots, which markets. but forecasters say it will lose their jobs. locked away amid wide- Exxon Mobil. could lead to parts of the “We’re past the indis- take months for indus- Stocks around the world spread stay-at-home or- Demand for oil around economy opening back up. criminate selling period,” tries to return to normal fell, reversing Tuesday’s ders to slow the spread of the world will fall this year That gain capped a rally said Leo Kelly, CEO of output, while exporters up trend, as markets con- the virus. Industrial pro- by a record amount amid that sent the S&P 500 up Verdence Capital Advi- will face depressed global tinue to cycle between fear duction across the coun- widespread lockdowns, 27 percent since hitting a sors. “The market is trying demand. and budding optimism try also dropped in March the International Energy bottom on March 23. The to discover what that looks But if the market’s hopes about how long and deep by the largest percentage Agency said Wednesday. upswing started following like on the other side.” for an upcoming reopening the recession will be. since 1946, while an April Benchmark U.S. crude announcements of mas- President Donald Trump prove to be too optimistic, The S&P 500 lost 62.70 survey of manufacturers touched its lowest price sive aid by the Federal Re- has been discussing how to it likely sets stocks up for points, or 2.2 percent, to in New York state fell to its since 2002 before recov- serve and U.S. government roll back federal social dis- steep declines ahead. 2,783.36. The Dow Jones lowest reading on record. ering slightly to $19.87 a to prop up the economy. tancing recommendations. “It’s correct now to be a Industrial Average fell A measure of confidence barrel, down 24 cents from The index is down about U.S. governors are collab- little bit more hesitant,” 445.41 points, or 1.9 per- among home builders hit a day earlier. Brent crude, 18 percent from its record orating on plans to reopen said Liz Ann Sonders, cent, to 23,504.35, and the its lowest level since 2012. fell $1.91, or 6.5 percent, high set in February. their economies in what is chief investment strate- Nasdaq was down 122.56, Treasury yields sank to $27.69 a barrel. While still jarring, the likely to be a gradual pro- gist at Charles Schwab. or 1.4 percent, at 8,393.18. after the release of the Financial stocks were yo-yo moves of recent cess to prevent the corona- “Did we go a little too far, “We should take any reports, a sign of concern also among the market’s weeks have been less se- virus from rebounding. too fast?” WE AREAREWE

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PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Nurses Mindy Brock and Ben Cayer, wearing protective equipment, hold each other and look into each other’s eyes, in Tampa General Hos- pital in Tampa, Fla.

By Carla K. Johnson They didn’t think twice bickered during the drive ASSOCIATED PRESS about volunteering for to work. They disagreed Tampa General Hospital’s about what to play on the Between surgeries one new “airway team,” Cayer car radio, and who was do- stressful morning, Ben says. ing the dishes at home. Cayer and Mindy Brock Placing a tube into a pa- The new COVID-19 pro- — husband and wife, and tient’s mouth and down cedures — it was Brock’s fellow nurse anesthetists into their airway requires first day on the new team — peered through layers close contact — and be- — were making them both of protective gear, and cause the virus spreads tense. locked eyes. in droplets, the highest “We were arguing,” she It was a lovers’ gaze in level of protective gear. To says. Later, they found each the most unlikely situ- ation. A co-worker was conserve gear and expose other between surgeries. there to snap a picture. fewer health care workers, The tension melted. “All Now the image, shared on the hospital pared down those trivial things that social media, is inspiring staff to a minimum for in- we were arguing about people around the globe. tubations before surgery. that morning, in the grand “Everybody’s talking Their patients have been scheme of things, aren’t about the photo,” says in car crashes, or needed that important.” The photo Cayer, 46. It strikes a brain surgery because of a captures that moment. chord “because we’re all ruptured blood vessel. As He says they don’t worry going through the same is the case at many U.S. much about getting sick, thing right now and it’s a hospitals, only emergency although the virus has symbol of hope and love.” surgeries continue at the come close. Brock’s moth- Brock, 38, adds: “What’s Tampa hospital, to make er has recovered from it. important is that we stick room as the pandemic con- Co-workers fear catching together, we work togeth- tinues to crest. it. Patients feel alone be- Mine does. That's Bella my virtual er, and we always support They met in nurse anes- cause visitors have been each other. And not just thesia school in 2007. In strictly limited. Ben and I, but the human classes, they sat in alpha- “We have grown men cat from Element Care PACE. We're race right now.” betical order. Brock next bawling because none of The Florida pair share to Cayer, she says, “and it their family can be there best friends. We play games, listen to a home, a profession and, just took off from there.” with them,” Brock says. now, a mission — shoul- They married five years It helps to be married to music and exercise together. Bella dering the high-risk duty ago and now work for another nurse, because “un- of placing breathing tubes TeamHealth, a medical less you’re here doing this, in surgery patients, any of staffing firm. But on the there’s no way to describe reminds me about a lot of things whom may have COVID-19. morning of the photo, they it,” she says. “He gets it.” like when to take my meds and when my ride is coming. And my 10 pioneer-era apple Bella keeps me connected to my care team when I'm not seeing them types thought extinct at the Element Care Wellness found in U.S. West Center which has fun ac�vi�es every By Gillian Flaccus scoter. “I don’t know how property maps, they can ASSOCIATED PRESS we’re going to keep up pinpoint where an orchard with that.” might have been — and day. Element Care provides PORTLAND, Ore. — Each fall, Brandt and they often find a few spec- A team of retirees that Benscoter spend countless imens still growing there. scours the remote ravines everything you need to remain hours and log hundreds The pair carefully note the and windswept plains of of miles searching for location of each tree using the Pacific Northwest for healthy and independent. And it's ancient — and often dy- GPS and tag the tree with long-forgotten pioneer or- ing — apple trees across chards has rediscovered a plastic band before bag- the Pacific Northwest by ging the apples in zip-close FREE* if you qualify for Medicare 10 apple varieties that truck, all-terrain vehicle bags and shipping them were believed to be extinct and on foot. They collect to the Oregon experts for and MassHealth. Everyone should — the largest number hundreds of apples from ever unearthed in a single long-abandoned orchards identification. season by the nonprofit that they find using old “When I find an apple have great healthcare and a best Lost Apple Project. maps, county fair records, that’s lost, I want to know The Vietnam veteran newspaper clippings and who homesteaded it, when friend like I do. and former FBI agent who nursery sales ledgers they were there, who their make up the nonprofit that can tell them which children were, when they recently learned of their homesteader bought what took their last drink of tally from last fall’s apple apple tree and when the water,” Brandt said. “We sleuthing from expert bot- purchase happened. cannot afford to lose the To learn more about anists at the Temperate By matching names name of even one of these Orchard Conservancy in from those records with landowners.” Element Care PACE, Oregon, where all the ap- ples are sent for study and call 877 803 5564 (TTY 711) identification. The apples positively identified as pre- viously “lost” were among hundreds of fruits collected in October and November from 140-year-old orchards tucked into small can- yons or hidden in forests that have since grown up around them in rural Idaho and Washington state. “It was just one heck of a season. It was almost No cost for MassHealth and Medicare eligible. Contact us unbelievable. If we had found one apple or two for Medicare only and private pay op�ons. Par�cipants apples a year in the past, must receive all health care, primary and specialist we thought were doing good. But we were getting physician services-other than emergency services-as one after another after PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS authorizedby PACE, or be fully and personally liable for another,” said EJ Brandt, costs of unauthorized services. who hunts for the apples Amateur botanist David Benscoter, of the Lost along with fellow ama- Apple Project, sits near an apple-picking pole teur botanist David Ben- as he studies his notes.