TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2020 Marblehead Theater wrestles with virus By Guthrie Scrimgeour The fifth installment of the series, The series of plays aims to examine ITEM STAFF “The Titan Cometh,” directed by Alex- the real humans behind the spectacle andra Leigh, will stream on Facebook of wrestling. MARBLEHEAD — Live perfor- this Wednesday at 7 p.m. at no cost. “Wrestling is theater on a different mances are back at the Little Theater Emily Grove, who serves as both a scale. This series pulls back the cur- — though they still have a way to go producer and actor in the project, ex- tain to see what is happening with before they can bring back an in-per- plained the struggles of working as these larger than life people,” said son audience. a performer and producer during the Grove. “Through the Big Times and Back,” pandemic. “It gives the audience something to an eight-part serial for the stage about “It’s been challenging,” said Grove. connect to, and also something to look professional wrestling written by Zach “It’s really hard to not have an audi- forward to.” Winston, began streaming live on ence. You miss it. That’s why stream- Grove estimated that between 30 and Facebook in August and will continue ing live has been exciting. We have to run through December. that spontaneity of live theater.” THEATER, A2 Salem bringing students ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO back So far, so good By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF for mail-in SALEM — While the city of Salem may be pulling out all the stops to keep people voting in Lynn from trekking to town for Halloween to prevent the By Gayla Cawley spread of COVID-19, things ITEM STAFF are actually looking up for the district’s schools. LYNN — City Clerk Last week the Salem and Elections Chief Jan- School Committee voted to et Rowe said it’s been Superintendent Pamela Angelakis, right, and Assistant Superintendent expand and bring its young- “smooth sailing” for mail- Martha Raymond visit teacher Stephanie Coletti’s rst-grade class at the er and transitioning learn- in voting in the general Stanley School. ers back to schools next election so far, which she month. attributes to tweaks made Pre-K, kindergarten and after the September pri- Swampscott students and first and second graders mary. will be invited back to Ahead of the primary, schools for five days a week city election officials had teachers return to classroom of in-person learning. Sixth to scramble to collect at graders and ninth grad- least 200 mail-in ballots By Guthrie or-coded system that sig- buildings, Angelakis said. ers will be offered a hybrid that were erroneously Scrimgeour nifies the highest risk for “I saw happy students, model with two days in-per- sent to West Bridgewa- ITEM STAFF COVID-19 spread, Super- happy parents and happy son and three remote at ter and bring them back intendent of Schools Pame- teachers,” she said. Collins Middle School and to Lynn City Hall, Rowe SWAMPSCOTT — As la Angelakis and the dis- Angelakis greeted stu- several districts in Mas- Salem High, respectively. said. tinct kept to the plan they dents outside Swampscott All families will also have Rowe said the mishap sachusetts — including outlined in August and Middle School with Prin- neighboring Marblehead’s the option to continue com- was due to a printer error opened schools for in-per- cipal Jason Calichman to pletely remote learning if “I think high school — have revert- by the state, which result- son learning. start the day, and then vis- need be. ed back to a fully remote (the ballot ed in a “couple hundred” It may have occurred ited the other buildings in “After a long meeting on learning system, Swamp- box is) in ballots having the wrong two months later than the the district. Monday night the decision envelope. Instead of those scott began moving forward traditional school calen- “I don’t know if I’ve ever was made that on Novem- a safe and ballots being sent to Lynn, to a hybrid model Monday. dar would indicate, but had so many middle school- ber 16 we will be bringing they were mailed to West secure Despite the town being that only added to the joy ers say that their day was back a group of students and Bridgewater, Rowe said. placed last week in the red of having students and location.” “Luckily, we got right grouping in the state’s col- teachers back in the school RETURN, A2 SCHOOLS, A3 — City clerk on it and put an ad in Janet Rowe The Item,” said Rowe, ex- plaining that in addition to sending impacted res- idents a new envelope, Lynn eld trio election officials drove back and forth to West Bridgewater in order to wants women bring the ballots back to Lynn before the primary. “The crisis was averted to tell their and people were very un- derstanding,” said Rowe. “It was a mistake from stories the printer. What more By Elyse Carmosino can you do? We had a plan ITEM STAFF in place and we took care of it.” LYNNFIELD — Three Lynnfield res- That mail-in mishap idents are inspiring women to tell their is one of the “kinks” that stories. Rowe said was worked Since launching their global online out after the September media publication centered around the primary, which she has female experience in June, Manju Sheth, long considered a dress her daughter, Shaleen Sheth, and fami- rehearsal for next week’s ly friend Deepa Jahaveri say they’ve general election. For ex- received an overwhelming amount of ample, the city’s election support from readers who feel the trio office has opted not to use have managed to hit on an underserved “pre-knitted,” or pre-pack- market. aged mail-in ballots for ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Women Who Win curates and posts the November election, stories from women around the world, and have instead chosen Sally Kerans, a candidate for the 13th Essex District state rep- covering everything from awe-inspiring to put together the ballots resentative, walks near Crystal Lake in Peabody on Monday journeys of hardship and triumph, to themselves, she said. afternoon. more subtle narratives about training State representative, for marathons or launching a vegan food senate and congressional brand. candidates are on the ballot, For Sally Kerans, it’s An idea several years in the mak- ing, the three women say it was the BALLOTS, A3 COVID-19 pandemic that finally pushed them to make the publication a reality. back to the future “Timing is everything in life. I think CORRECTION INSIDE we would have done it eventually, but By Anne Marie Tobin is Nov. 3. because of COVID, we were all here Opinion ITEM STAFF Kerans said she wasn’t really look- and we had these ideas,” said Manju, Due to a reporter’s We endorse Senator ing to challenge Speliotis, but when the matriarch of the three. “We wanted error, a story in DANVERS — She’s back. Ed Markey. A4 she learned he had chosen not to to create a very positive platform be- Monday’s Item After a 23-year absence from the • run, she saw her chance — and took cause during COVID, there’s so much misspelled the state political scene, Danvers resi- How arrogant it. negativity and unhappiness, so (we de- surname of dent Sally Kerans has thrown her can you get? A4 “With COVID and what we are go- cided) to bring all these stories together Marblehead hat back into the ring. She is run- ing through, it struck me that this of what people have achieved and (look Superintendent ning to succeed long-time state Rep. Sports was the exact same situation I was at) ‘What were the roadblocks? How did of Schools John Swampscott falls Ted Speliotis, who is retiring in in when I first ran in 1990,” Kerans they overcome them?’” Buckey. to Danvers on January, as state representative for Senior Day. B1 the13th Essex District. The election KERANS, A3 WOMEN, A2

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 53° VOL. 141, ISSUE 269 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6 LOW 39° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 COMICS ...... B4 BUSINESS ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2020 OBITUARIES Bernadette Mary McGrath Lynnfield trio wants women LYNN - Sister Bernadette Mary McGrath, SNDdeN, born in Lynn, MA, daughter of the to tell their stories late John J. McGrath and Mar- garet (McLaughlin) McGrath WOMEN died peacefully October 23, From A1 2020. She was the sister of the late Catherine (McGrath) Young Although none of the and Margaret (McGrath) Mur- founders are profession- ray and is survived by her sister al writers themselves Hannah (Ann McGrath) Blinn — Manju and Deepa are of Lynn, MA, as well as several both accomplished doc- nieces and nephews and many tors, while Shaleen is a grandnieces and grandneph- recent Babson graduate ews. She also leaves her God- with a Bachelor of Science child Joan Langlois of N.H. in Business Administra- Sister Bernadette entered tion — the three say their the Sisters of Notre Dame de backgrounds have heav- Namur on February 9, 1945. ily informed their work She graduated from St. Mary spent the last few years being with Women Who Win, High School in Lynn and very well cared for at the Julie allowing them to draw on earned her A.B. in Education at Billiart Residential Care Center connections they’ve made Emmanuel College. in Ipswich, MA. She will be with other inspiring wom- Sr. Bernadette furthered her very much missed and always en throughout their ca- education at Boston University remembered by her family, her reers to help launch the and the College of Our Lady many friends, her former stu- magazine’s first stages. of the Elms. She taught at St. dents and the Sisters of Notre Manju herself has long Augustine, Andover; Msgr. Pat- Dame de Namur. nursed a soft spot for terson, South Boston; St. Mark, Service Information: There media and storytelling, ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Dorchester; will be a private funeral Litur- hosting a talk show in From left, Manju Sheth, her daughter, Shaleen, and Deepa Jahavery St Teresa, Providence, Rhode gy on Thursday, October 29, her spare time titled Chai launched an online magazine during COVID-19 that features stories of Island; St. Mary, Beverly; St. 2020 at 10:30 at Our Lady with Manju. women doing great things all over the world. John, Peabody; St. Michael, Ex- Queen Chapel, the Sisters “The tagline (of the eter, N.H and St. John, Worces- of Notre Dame de Namur, show) is ‘Every life has platforms, the three wom- (project) brings that to the strength in its members’ ter. She served as the principal Ipswich, followed by burial at a story,’” she said. “If you en say it’s the relatability forefront.” ages. As a recent college for five years at St. Anthony in Notre Dame Cemetery. think about it as a jour- of the stories themselves Shaleen agreed. graduate, Shaleen is able Somerville. She was a beloved In her memory donations nalist, you’ll see every life that draw readers in and “A lot of times, women to help the team find sto- teacher and many of her for- may be made to the East/ has a story, every life has makes them eager to share don’t want to share their ries and write headlines a dream. Whether it’s for mer students have kept close West Unit of the Sisters of content that resonates. stories, or they think, ‘Oh, that connect with younger you or for somebody else. contact with her over many Notre Dame de Namur, 30 “It was just going to be it’s just a pipe dream. It’s readers, while Manju and It could be something sim- years. Jeffreys Neck Road, Ipswich, a Facebook group or some- never actually going to Deepa find content rele- ple, like ‘I want to grow a Sr. Bernadette studied and MA 01938. thing, and then it became happen,’” she said. “We re- vant to readers in a range rose plant.’ We all have a practiced nursing at Notre Conway Cahill-Brodeur this whole thing really fast,” ally wanted those dreams of different life stages. dream, so that is what we Dame du Lac in Worcester, MA. Funeral Home, 82 Lynn St. Shaleen said. “We started to be shared on our plat- “We (each bring) some- decided to do.” She then served as Chaplain Peabody, MA is directing ar- form so they can see it ac- thing very different,” Man- Even with her vast expe- building our own website at Beverly Hospital for 17 She rangements. tually can happen — that ju said. “We have some- rience telling other people’s and making a LinkedIn, was a dedicated and compas- an Instagram, everything. there’s a reality to what body very young from the sionate chaplain for many peo- stories, however, Manju Even more people got on they’re saying.” millennial generation who ple. She retired to St. Thomas said she was still shocked Women Who Win cur- board once they saw the was born here. Deepa (who in Peabody in 2001. She by the staggering response rently has contributors launch, so it just started to is now in her 40s) was 16 to Women Who Win. from 38 countries and really build up.” when she came here, and “We started featuring counting, including India, In fact, word of mouth she’s the bridge between the stories, then friends Sweden, Morocco, Leba- us. I am in my 50s, so we heard about (the maga- has been an integral part non and Belarus. Karen Jenkins brought all these different zine), then they had their of building the magazine’s Born and raised in India generations together.” 1973 - 2020 stories to tell,” she said. readership base. In the before coming to the Unit- “Even I, in my 12 years of few weeks since they first As a mother of two young LYNN - Karen Lee Jenkins ed States for work at dif- doing this, was completely launched, the trio says children, Deepa said she passed away unexpectedly on ferent times, Manju and amazed with the kinds of they’ve received an over- hopes the stories featured September 1, 2020 of natu- Deepa say representation stories we received.” whelming amount of feed- on Women Who Win inspire ral causes. Karen was born in is an important part of Unlike many other pub- back from women wanting generations of women. Lynn on June 4, 1973. Karen Women Who Win. Not only lications, Women Who to share their own stories “I feel like this is a was educated in Lynn Public is it crucial to share wom- Win’s content consists after reading about oth- en’s stories, but the trio niche,” she said. “There’s Schools and graduated from ers working toward their not really anything else LVTI in 1993. Karen enjoyed entirely of submissions wants to make sure they from readers. Once a sto- dreams and making a dif- have contributions from a like it out there, some- spending time with family and ference across the globe. thing that has such a wide friends. Karen loved to tease ry is submitted, the team diverse range of countries, edits the piece before it “I think women always cultures, and ages. spread of stories from so and had a good sense of hu- think they’re like a wife, a many different places.” mor. She especially enjoyed goes live, working with “It’s cool,” Shaleen said. sister, a mother, you know, Readers can check out the companionship of her dogs each author individually “A lot of people have these these defined roles, and Women Who Win’s most and couldn’t go anywhere with- to help her tell her story. stories from around the recent stories at women- out them. Karen was a good Although Shaleen uses then their little dream globe, but they don’t real- friend to many people and will her marketing skills to is just kind of shuffled ly have an(other) outlet to whowin100.com, or follow be missed dearly. Karen is sur- promote the magazine somewhere in the middle share them.” their Instagram at the han- vived by her daughters Krystal through various online of that,” Deepa said. “This The team itself has found dle: womenwhowin100. and Kelsey, her son Cory, her granddaughter Riley, her moth- and feather release being er Virginia Jenkins, her brothers held in Karen’s honor and Billy and Kevin Jenkins, several memory at Lynn Beach Red Swampscott students and aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces Rock on June 4, 2021. Bring and nephews. a single flower and feather Service Information: Due to release. Please feel free to COVID 19, there are no to donate to your local ani- teachers return to classroom scheduled services at this mal shelter in loving memory RETURN masks,” she said. “They tion,” Angelakis said. “If learning for at least two time. There will be a flower of Karen Lee Jenkins. From A1 were well prepared to ad- we all continue to practice weeks due to a party in here to the new protocols.” good habits and follow the town where the attendees awesome when they were Under the town’s hybrid protocols, we will keep ev- could not be identified. leaving,” said Calichman. model, students will attend eryone safe and keep our According to the Massa- “They were so happy to be schools open.” school in person two days a chusetts Department of there.” week and study remotely Last month, in an ef- Elementary and Second- “After almost eight the other three days. fort to be proactive in months, it’s great to have Students are split into controlling the spread of ary Education, schools so many students and ed- three groups: Cohort A (in COVID-19, the town in- must revert back to all re- ucators back in the build- school Monday and Tues- stituted four mandatory mote learning if their com- ings,” she said. day), Cohort B (Thursday mask zones. In addition, munities remain in the Angelakis said a great and Friday) and Cohort C, the town is offering test- red zone for three straight deal of time and effort consisting of high-needs stu- ing three days a week at weeks. Last week’s place- have been spent on imple- dents, in school every day. the First Congregational ment on that list was menting safety protocols The buildings will un- Church: Mondays from Swampscott’s first. throughout the district, dergo thorough cleanings 2:30-6:30 p.m.; Wednes- “I think that’s why it’s so Stories live on. and students appear to on Wednesdays and over days from 2:30-6:30 p.m.; important to get these kids have bought in. the weekends. and Saturdays from 8 in now while we can. Who “Students were busy “As I communicated with a.m.-noon. Tell theirs. learning new routines like families last week, there On Sunday, Marblehead knows what the future sanitizing their hands be- are likely to be some hic- School Superintendent holds,” said Calichman. “If we end up going back Share your loved one’s story. fore entering the building, cups this week and we ex- John Buckey, in conjunc- following directional ar- pect to have to tweak some tion with other town of- to remote, I’m glad we’ve [email protected] | 781-593-7700 rows, maintaining social things, but today is a huge ficials, moved the high taken a shot at getting to distancing and wearing step in the right direc- school back to fully remote know these kids.”

In partnership with Marblehead Theater wrestles with virus THEATER ety of characters speaking ater addict like me.” pandemic got. From A1 to the audience from beyond These shows will not be “We’re going to have to the grave about their lives. recorded live and will in- wait until it’s safe to go 40 people generally tuned The series of shows, also stead be released as films inside,” said Lucas. “These Selling a house? into the program, though co-directed by Anne Lucas on Vimeo. For a suggested little adventures with Buying a house? their total engagement and Trudi Olivetti, fea- $10 donation, members of technology are the only with the project was much tures 45 monologues read the public can get access way that theater is able to higher--reaching around by 30 actors. to recordings of all three happen now.” Find out what properties 1,500 people. Lucas emphasized that installments. recently sold in your area. Marblehead Little The- they wanted to keep their Lucas expressed hope ater is also offering social- productions relatively that in-person the- 781-593-7700 Check out ly distanced drama classes short to avoid audience ater would return next Publishing Daily, except Sundays for children and producing burnout. year--possibly with out- USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 the Real Estate page a three-episode series of “We want to do something door productions in the Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA monologues from “Spoon that will be entertaining for spring--though she ac- and additional offices. in Saturday’s paper. Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item River Anthology” opening as long as people want to knowledged that every- Subscriptions on Nov. 27. sit,” she said. “Sometimes thing was up in the air Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States The play features a vari- it’s too much, even for a the- depending on how bad the $30.00 for 4 weeks $95.00 for 13 weeks $185.00 for 26 weeks $340.00 for 1 year Catch up with your Send payment to and POSTMASTER, send address changes to: The Daily Item favorite team 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 in Item Sports! Lynn, MA 01903 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 EARLY VOTING Salem bringing students back PROCEDURES SCHOOLS believe that it is safe for seven and eight, and sopho- trict has been eyeing since From A1 students to return.” mores, juniors and seniors. plans for the year were The current in-person Third graders especially originally made in August. Oct. 17 through Oct. 30. returning them to school,” model will remain similar are a grade Zrike and the “I’ve believed from the Superintendent Dr. Ste- to the remote one timew- district are hoping to see start and continue to be- tions on Nov. 3 have changed. phen Zrike said in a Face- ise, with the possibility return as soon as possible. lieve that there’s no substi- LYNN book live meeting Wednes- Polls will be open from 7 a.m.- to shift 30 or so minutes “Third grade was al- tute for in-person,” Zrike day. “At this point we do to account for travel. Eli- ways a grade that we said. “Our youngest learn- All voting will take place at City 8 p.m. at the following loca- believe it is safe to return gible students will return had planned to bring Hall. ers are struggling more tions: Ward 1, Brown School, to school. All the metrics to the classroom Nov. 16. in,” Zrike said. “But in than anybody else even that we’ve looked at, the HOURS 150 Lynn St.; Ward 2, Welch The hope is for students order to maintain our though the (remote) expe- conversations that we’ve to stay with their current School, 50 Swampscott Ave., health and safety stan- rience has been positive for Monday, Wednesday, Thursday , had with our local experts, teachers, but before the dards right now, includ- the most part. We do know 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Ward 3, Torigian Senior Center, with officials at the depart- demand is determined ing smaller class sizes, that our younger learners Tuesday, 8:30 a.m.-8 p.m. 75R Central St., Ward 4 )pre- ment of education, suggest that may not be possible. physical distancing of six struggle with navigating Friday, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. cincts 1, 2, 3) Higgins Middle that it is safe in Salem to “In many cases students feet or more, it requires return kids back to school. who attend in person will more educators to teach distanced learning. For Saturdays and Sundays, 8 a.m.- School, 85 Perkins St.; Ward 4 that reason we feel like it’s (precinct 3A), MacIntosh Club- “That doesn’t mean that have a slightly shortened in at each grade level. We’re 2 p.m. there won’t be cases of pos- person day and will have up concerned about staffing, essential and urgent to get house, 300 Brooksby Village itive students,” Zrike said. to an hour of remote learn- and we want to wait until our essential learners back To register as a mail-in voter use Drive, first floor; Ward 5, Pea- “It doesn’t mean that there ing to complete when they we can make sure that we to school and our students this form: https://www.sec.state. body Veterans Memorial High won’t be the need to quar- return home,” Zrike said. can properly staff third in transition grades that have never attended the ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter-reg- School, 485 Lowell St., Ward antine students and staff. Unfortunately, the cur- grade.” But given the positivity rent plan does not include Either way the transition school that they’re in. We mail-in.pdf 6, Burke School, 127 Birch St. rates that we see, the tran- in-person learning for to expand in-person learn- want to make sure we help Residents should contact the sition rates, currently we grades three through five, ing is something the dis- that transition.” Mail it to: Election Commis- City Clerk’s office if they are sion, Lynn City Hall, Room 203 uncertain about their ward or Lynn, 01901 precinct. For Sally Kerans, it’s back to the future LYNNFIELD REVERE KERANS feel their freedoms are be- From A1 ing wrongly taken away. Voters must use the front door All voting will take place at St. This is about shared sac- or the handicap entrance on Anthony’s Church, 250 Revere said. “No sooner than I was rifice, this is our genera- the police station side of Town sworn in back then, we tion’s World War II, and St., in the bingo hall at the rear had a deep fiscal crisis on if the wrong people are Hall and must supply contact of the church. our hands. We had to use elected, we will not have information (name, address HOURS a three-prong approach a functioning federal gov- and telephone number) to the to solving it and restore ernment that can partner Monday through Thursday, volunteer stationed at each en- economic stability — cuts, with states and families to 8:15 a.m.-5 p.m. trance. Voting will take place in revenue enhancement and help communities. What is Friday, 8:15 a.m.-noon use of the rainy-day funds. happening right now with the Maney Room. Saturday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. It was so similar to what’s unemployment and sick- HOURS happening today in our ness and everything else Monday through Thursday, 8 state, where federal assis- simply is not sustainable. To register as a mail-in voter tance is absolutely critical “My opponents want a.m-4:30 p.m. use this form: https://www.sec. and, unfortunately, we do more of the same, and, ab- Friday, 8 a.m. -1 p.m,. state.ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter- not have a functioning sent federal leadership, Saturday, noon-4 p.m. reg-mail-in.pdf or contact the federal government under we’ll just continue on the this president. same destructive path Sunday, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Election Department at 781- To register as a mail-in voter use “We are never going to playing whack-a-mole in- 286-8200. get back to a strong econ- stead of hunkering down this form: https://www.sec.state. omy without solving the and beating this virus. ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter-reg- SALEM pandemic,” she said. This economy is not getting mail-in.pdf Kerans said her decision stronger until we get our Social distancing and masks are Voting will take place at the to stay out of state politics arms around this thing.” required and all Town Hall traffic City Hall Annex, 98 Washington until now was based on a ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Kerans said she feels she will make a difference in will be one-way. In-person voting St.; and Salem High School at couple of things. First, she Sally Kerans is running as a candidate for the wanted to be able to be 13th Essex District State Representative. setting strategies and pol- Nov. 3 by casting their ballots 77 Willson St. Salem on Satur- hands-on when it came to icies at the state level that in-person at Lynnfield High School. day and Sunday. raising her children (Nora, District representative be- “It’s through local in- will have an immediate HOURS now 25, and Peter, 21) with fore losing a bid for re-elec- volvement, especially impact, not only the com- husband Michael Whouley; munities she represents, MARBLEHEAD Monday through Wednesday, 8 tion to Speliotis in 1996. serving on the Danvers and second, she knew she While in office, she served Finance Committee and but across the state. a.m.-to 4 p.m. All voting will take place at Ab- could be equally, if not more, on numerous House com- other community initia- “Part of an effective re- bot Hall, 188 Washington St., Thursday, 8 a.m.-7 p.m. effective at the local level mittees, including Ways tives, that you really come sponse to COVID is to get essential aid and keep Friday, 8 a.m.-noon “When you are young, and Means, Taxation, Hu- to appreciate how much HOURS you have nothing but projects like infrastructure Saturday and Sunday, 9 a.m.-2 man Services and Elderly happens at the local level time, but my focus shifted and school improvements Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, 9 Affairs, and Health Care in terms of seeing what’s p.m. once I had a family, espe- going to help reduce unem- a.m,-4 p.m. and Insurance. happening with your state cially since my husband ployment,” Kerans said. “If Wednesday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. She feels her experience dollars,” she said. “In Dan- did a lot of traveling,” she everything grinds to a halt, To register as a mail-in voter in the House makes her vers, everything that goes Friday, 9-11:30 a.m. said. “I was able to stay before the Town Meeting there can be no economic use this form: https://www. the best candidate to serve Saturday, noon-4 p.m. active locally, helping peo- first goes to the Finance recovery, let alone stability. sec.state.ma.us/ele/elepdf/ the district, but it’s her ex- ple with getting elected, Committee, so I knew that Success begets success. Voter-reg-mail-in.pdf freelancing for the Dan- perience and continued was how I can be helpful.” “Now, more than ever, To register as a mail-in voter community involvement use this form https://www.sec. vers Herald, working with Kerans believes that we need an effective state SAUGUS community groups and in Danvers and Peabody change is the only way the representative who can go state.ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter- charities, things all geared that truly sets her apart country can pull together, to work immediately to be reg-mail-in.pdf Voting will take place at the Sau- to helping people get what from the other four candi- end divisiveness and re- part of an effective response gus Public Library, 295 Central they need. Not all things dates — Peabody Republi- build the economy. to this crisis and advocate can Robert May and Dan- NAHANT St., across from Town Hall. begin at the State House.” “If you elect the right for the people of Danvers, A University of Massa- vers independents Bill people, the right things Peabody and Middleton. All voting will take place at the HOURS chusetts-Amherst gradu- Bates, Christopher Keo- happen,” she said. “What’s That’s why I’m running.” Town Hall. Monday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. ate, where she majored in hane, and Jason Guida. happening now is about The 13th District includes Anne Marie Tobin can Tuesday through Thursday, 9 political science, Kerans public health, not people, HOURS served three consecutive Danvers, parts of Middle- like opponents Bob May be reached at atobin@ Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. terms (1991-1997) as 13th ton and parts of Peabody. and Chris Keohane, who itemlive.com a.m.- 4 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m.-noon Friday, 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17, 8 a.m.-1 Saturday, 2-4 p.m. p.m. So far, so good for mail-in voting in Lynn Sunday, noon-2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 24, 2-8 p.m. BALLOTS requests, 11,091 ballots what to expect. That was with patrolling the box Oct. 24 is the last day to regis- have been returned and a dress rehearsal for this. Saturday, October 24 is also From A1 each night. ter to vote or make changes to processed, Rowe said. We’ve actually buttoned “I think it’s in a safe and voter registration. the last day for residents to but voters are expected to A total of 3,240 people down everything we could secure location,” she said. To register as a mail-in voter use register to vote. come out in droves for the have already voted early and made sure we’re pre- Rowe is expecting the this form: https://www.sec.state. heated presidential race at City Hall, said Rowe, pared.” city’s voter turnout to ex- between President Donald noting that Mayor Thom- There have been in- ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter-reg- To register as a mail-in voter use ceed the numbers seen in Trump and former Vice as M. McGee allowed the stances of people coming 2016, the last presidential mail-in.pdf this form: https://www.sec.state. President Joseph Biden. front doors to open to vot- into City Hall to vote in election year. A total of ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter-reg- As of Sunday, more peo- ers only last Friday. Ear- person because they had 35,000 voters cast ballots ple had already cast bal- Mail ballots or put them in the mail-in.pdf ly voting started in Lynn not received their mail-in in Lynn that year, which secured dropbox in front of lots in this year’s presi- on Saturday, Oct. 17, and ballot, Rowe said, noting resulted in a 65 percent dential election than voted ends this Friday. that proper protocols are Town Hall. It is checked three voter turnout. SWAMPSCOTT early or absentee in the In 2016, 7,000 people in place to ensure no one “I think people are real- 2016 race, according to the times a day. voted in person early, is able to vote twice. ly paying attention to this Voting will take place at the Associated Press, which when mail-in ballots were For those who are de- election and they’re going Town Hall, 22 Monument Ave. reported 58.6 million bal- only available for absentee terred by the postal service, to come out,” said Rowe. PEABODY lots had been cast across voters, which accounted there is a ballot box set up “Just the primary alone the country. In 2016, a to- for 20 percent of the total outside the Johnson Street All voting will take place at the Saturday, Oct. 17, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. doubled compared to the tal of 58 million votes had ballots cast in that year’s entrance of City Hall. Vot- Peter A. Torigian Senior Center, Sunday, Oct. 18, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. been cast through the mail presidential election. ers can drop their mail-in last primary in 2016. I 75R Central St. Monday, Oct. 19, 9 a.m.-8 p.m. or at early voting sites, ac- “Mail-in voting is more ballots in the box, which is definitely think we’re go- Tuesday, Oct. 20, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. cording to AP statistics. than double what the early collected each day and will ing to have more than HOURS 35,000 and I hope we do. Wednesday, Oct. 21, 9 a.m.-8 In Lynn, Rowe said more voting was in 2016,” said be checked every two hours Sunday through Saturday: 9 people are choosing to It’s very important this p.m. Rowe. “I anticipate this on Election Day, Rowe said. a.m.-to 3 p.m. take advantage of mail-in week is probably going to Approximately 200 bal- year.” Thursday, Oct. 22, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. voting than early voting be very busy, (since it’s the) lots are dropped in the box Gayla Cawley can be To register as a mail-in voter use Friday, Oct. 23, 8 a.m.-12 p.m. for this year’s election, last chance for people to outside City Hall each day, reached at gcawley@item- this form: https://www.sec.state. Saturday, Oct. 24, 9 a.m.-2 which was not an option come down and vote.” and voters are also choos- p.m. for most people in 2016. With coronavirus case ing to bring their mail-in live.com. Follow her on ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter-reg- All registered voters can numbers on the rise in the ballots into the building, Twitter @GaylaCawley mail-in.pdf Sunday, Oct. 25, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. vote by mail for the gen- city, Rowe said people may Rowe said. Monday, Oct. 26, 9 a.m-4 p.m. eral election, an option feel safer coming down Citing an incident this Voters may also drop off their Tuesday, Oct. 27, 9 a.m.-8 p.m. that was also available to to City Hall to vote early, past weekend in Boston, LAW OFFICES OF JAMES J. CARRIGAN ballots in person at City Hall in Wednesday, Oct. 28, 9 a.m. to them for the state prima- rather than head out to which involved a man be- 4 p.m. ry, thanks to a new voting the polls on Election Day. ing arrested for arson for • Social Security Disability the ballot box located at the law enacted because of the Weather concerns may also allegedly setting a ballot • Workers Compensation handicapped-accessible. Thursday, Oct. 29, 9 a.m.-8 p.m. pandemic. play a role in people choos- drop box on fire, Rowe said • Accidents Friday, Oct. 30, 8 a.m.-12 p.m. As of Monday, Lynn’s ing to vote early, she said. the city has increased secu- 25 years located across from Lynn District Court election office has sent out “So far, it’s smooth sail- rity around its ballot box. For questions or if a mail-in 15 Johnson St. ballot application has not been To register as a mail-in voter 17,365 mail-in ballots re- ing,” said Rowe of mail-in Cameras are set up out- quests, which accounts for voting this time around. side City Hall and Rowe 781-596-0100 received, call the City Clerk’s of- use this form: https://www. JAMES J. CARRIGAN nearly 31 percent of the “We definitely worked out has notified interim Police ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN fice at 978-538-5756. sec.state.ma.us/ele/elepdf/ city’s 56,041 registered the kinks in the primary Chief Leonard Desmarais, LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL Due to COVID-19, polling loca- Voter-reg-mail-in.pdf voters. Of those mail-in because we didn’t know who has tasked officers www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2020 OPINION How arrogant can you get? HOW TO REACH US E¤¥¤ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill All right. Enough, as Joe it happened seven years M¦Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Biden would say, with the ago when the Swampscott Edward M. Grant E C J. SŸ E. K¡ malarky. No more cod- High hockey team was Advertising Director News Director Gordon R. Hall dling. Entitled kids need about to play for a state 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¡¢ Monica Connell Healey Steve P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton not apply. But I hope they championship and two Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¡£ Michael H. Shanahan read this. Krause of its players decided to Chief Operating O cer Chairman Community Relations Director Last Friday night, there drink alcohol two nights Customer Service apparently was a party before the game. They got Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS among high school kids four had grown to 77, and caught, were suspended, Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 in Marblehead. It was Swampscott joined the and the team lost. Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 fray. One town that has All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 the type of gathering we This is worse. Any one Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 remained in at least the 781-593-7700 saw all over the news last of these partyers had to Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 moderate-risk group is Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 spring and early in the have been sleeping un- Ext. 2 Marblehead. Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 summer, as the COVID-19 der a boulder, let alone a Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 That may change. Ap- Classifi ed/Legal Advertising numbers spiked every- rock, over the last month Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 parently, the students at classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 where else in the country to pull this kind of a stunt. the high school thought except here. We clucked Massachusetts is back up Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 it would be a neat idea [email protected] our tongues. We called to levels of daily COVID these people, who were to hold a party, without Circulation masks, without proper cases not seen since May, crowding beaches, attend- when the virus was just [email protected] ing rallies and barbecues, social distancing, shar- ing drinks, etc. This is coming down from its un- Ext. 3 stupid and selfish. godly early-spring spike. Boy. We felt so superior, according to superinten- Newsroom dent John Buckey, who, It’s become so bad that [email protected] didn’t we? If you looked Salem has practically at a map during that with the town, took deci- [email protected] EDITORIAL sive action as a result and shut down. Swampscott period, say from about — Swampscott — is in the Ext. 4 the end of June through pushed the students back red zone. And that’s with Sports July, you saw that wave to 100 percent remote four mandatory-mask [email protected] of states where the virus learning at the high school zones around town. had spread uncontrollably for the next two weeks — Ext. 5 Re-elect Once again, COVID creeping closer and closer at least. This is especially is central on everyone’s Retail and Online to New England. But this tough to take considering Advertising area seemed to be walled that principal Dan Bauer minds. Once again, we’re [email protected] Senator looking at kids not being off. We — it seemed — had worked feverishly to ADVERTISING were doing something get the school ready to re- able to play sports, and the right while everyone else ceive students again. MIAA is already consider- Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising Ed Markey was just blithely ignoring Bravo to Buckey. I’m ing canceling the winter postseason tournaments. and Business Development, ext. 1355 COVID and its dangers. tired of hearing about how [email protected] We endorsed U.S. Senator Edward J. Markey for Then, in August, the being forced to wear a There’s a good chance an- Ralph Mitchell reelection in the Sept. 1 Democratic primary and state came out with its mask, stay six feet apart, other group of high school limit social gatherings kids could miss senior Sales Representative, ext. 1313 we endorse him for reelection on Nov. 3. first color-coded chart, [email protected] Senator Ed Markey has a five-decade progres- and while Massachusetts’ both inside and out, is year and all that goes with sive record on racial justice, economic equality numbers still weren’t bad somehow an infringement it. Eric Rondeau — in comparison to the of people’s freedoms. And But go ahead. Have a Sales Representative, ext. 1280 and environmental action that merits another [email protected] six-year term in the Senate. rest of the country — Lynn I’m tired of hearing about, COVID party — and then Senator Markey has the experience and per- and Revere were among and reading about, enti- scatter like rats when the Patricia Whalen spective that allows him to see America’s big the four communities that tled kids who think that police come to break it up. Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] picture at a crucial time in this country’s history. made the red zone, the because they’re young That way, you’ll punish ev- He called out President Trump as a “criminally designation for cities and they’ll skate by even if eryone, and not just your BUSINESS OFFICE they do catch this thing. own cowardly selves. negligent” racist in an interview at The Item and towns with the highest Susan J. Conti clearly stated that Congress must lead the nation danger of a COVID spread. Apparently, the rest of us What a bunch of selfish, Controller, ext. 1288 during one of its most trying times. Lynn has never left the can go to blazes, right? spoiled, and entitled jerks. [email protected] We need Senator Markey’s experience. After red zone. Other commu- Thinking back to the last And for all you mothers and fathers out there who Ted Grant four years of Donald Trump’s disdain for govern- nities around us have time youthful hubris and Publisher, ext. 1234 ing and leadership, we need it more than ever. been in and out. And as unmitigated arrogance find that harsh, all I can [email protected] Senator Markey rolled out the Green New Deal of last Thursday evening, collided in such a fashion, say is, “Too bad.” with U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cor- Marian Kinney ext. 1212 tez in February 2019. But Senator Markey also READERS’ FORUM [email protected] drafted legislation 10 years earlier to prepare the U.S. for climate change. Will Kraft He authored bills to fight insider trading and its Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 [email protected] damaging impacts on the U.S. economy and he led A missed opportunity legislatively to ensure students from kindergar- Paula Villacreses ten-12 have access to home internet connectivity. To the editor: velopers look at land in contribution to the process A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 Alzheimer’s Disease claimed the life of Senator Lynnfield? In the imme- instead of spreading misin- [email protected] Markey’s mother, Christina, and he spoke with Lynnfield residents gather diate future, how many formation will always cre- Mike Shanahan emotion at The Item about how his father cared twice each year to conduct properties would be affect- ate the better outcome. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 for his mother at home. Senator Markey crafted the town’s business; unfor- ed by implementing this The Planning Board spent [email protected] tunately on Saturday, Oct. bylaw? (Answer: many). many thoughtful hours in legislation in 2014 to devote federal spending to Carolina Trujillo Alzheimier’s research with a regular update re- 17, two important items The state is moving to be first recognizing the need, Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 quired on progress being made. were pulled off the table. carbon neutral by 2050, and then developing two [email protected] He brings compassion, strong listening skills, For townspeople who make would OSRD contribute to bylaws that would benefit the effort to attend these that objective? the town from the aspect of Jim Wilson and the ability to learn from the past to his work Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 in the Senate. meetings it is a place for us The Finance Committee future growth with a tip to [email protected] Senator Markey can clearly define what justice to discuss and ask questions and Planning Board ac- the environmental impact means to Americans in 2020. He supports repa- about the presented articles. knowledge the advantages all of us play on this planet. CIRCULATION rations studies. He pledged to make immigration On Oct. 17, many were de- OSRD affords the town, yet The two have a correla- Lisa Mahmoud reform his top 2021 priority. nied the opportunity to ex- the Board of Selectmen’s tion some fail to under- Manager, ext. 1239 Senator Markey understands how high the change personal viewpoints reasoning for not support- stand, or have chosen to [email protected] stakes are for America in 2020. He draws strong on the Open Space Residen- ing this measure is the ad- ignore. The final versions CUSTOMER SERVICE parallels between the challenges Americans face tial Design (OSRD) bylaw dition of multi-million dollar submitted for our vote today with COVID-19 and those of 1932, when the by a few who maneuvered properties might be stifled were available on the town La’ Mosha Ball Great Depression held the country captive and the rules to pursue their – their myopic view for our website for anyone to ex- Customer Service, ext. 1276 Franklin Delano Roosevelt harnessed innovative own personal agenda. future is stifling. As voters amine or address concerns [email protected] programs like the Works Progress Administration The hijacking of the OSRD and participants in our local they might harbor, well in GRAPHICS to lead Americans out of hopelessness. bylaw was a disservice to all government we have a re- advance of Town Meeting. Trevor Andreozzi Senator Markey believes the Green New Deal of us. When the public is de- sponsibility to seek and ex- When we attend public Designer can create environmentally friendly jobs to put all nied an open dialogue about pect accurate information. meetings that have ramifi- [email protected] Americans back to work to overcome coronavirus’ issues with long-term effects, A Tree Preservation by- cations for the whole town, economic blow and start waging the war against nothing has been gained for law was also on the fall an open mind for hearing Mark Sutherland Creative Director, ext. 1330 climate change in earnest. our community. Instead, we warrant. Many misconcep- the facts should be a prior- [email protected] Echoing FDR’s call to arms, Senator Markey said, should have been able to de- tions were circulating about ity. The decisions we make, “The country is being challenged to stand up.” cide for ourselves if this was this bylaw, which led to the or not make, can have a pro- NEWSROOM He has stands for middle-class Americans, for appropriate for Lynnfield. Planning Board delaying found effect on our neigh- Mike Alongi environmentally sound policies, and for an Ameri- Here are just some of the for more feedback from bors, the environment, and Sports Editor, ext. 1228 ca that is respected by the rest of the world. questions you should have the public. Our personal the town’s character. Let’s [email protected] Senator Markey understands the Americans hit been asking: due diligence should go try to make facts a goal for Elyse Carmosino hard by coronavirus’ economic impact include im- Will saving 50 percent beyond social media, since every Town Meeting. Reporter, ext. 1264 migrants in essential-worker jobs. “To deny them of open space be environ- truths and untruths have [email protected] the help they need is absolutely immoral,” he said. mentally significant? How no boundaries when the In- Jane Bandini Gayla Cawley He understands at-home learning imposed by this will change how de- ternet becomes involved. A Lynnfield Reporter, ext. 1236 the pandemic underscores the “digital divide” [email protected] leaving minority children stranded without the Cheryl Charles educational technology capability they need and Hand-washing stations are vital News Editor, ext. 1278 deserve. [email protected] Senator Markey says, “We have to think big” to To the editor: these outdoor handwash- vices, and the Department solve 2020’s problems. We agree. ing stations as part of of Health to take the lead Olivia Falcigno Photographer, ext.1224 We believe U.S. Senator Ed Markey with his We represent the local their efforts to combat the in guiding us towards a [email protected] clear understanding of our problems and de- nonprofits and business- spread of the coronavirus. resolution within the next cades-long experience helping to solve them, de- es that were fortunate to We understand and up- few days. Spenser Hasak serves re-election. receive the free-standing hold the need for regulations Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] hand-washing stations established to protect our David Gass, Director, designed, manufactured, community. Given the clear Highland Coalition Thor Jourgensen and installed by Beyond demand for the hand-wash- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 Walls, all at no cost. ing stations and the contin- Kiame Mahaniah, [email protected] Science confirms that ued virulence of the pandem- CEO, Lynn Community Daniel Kane frequent handwashing is ic in Lynn, in particular, we Health Center Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 [email protected] among the best defens- believe the stations to be an Mark Evans, Executive es against the spread of essential part of our insti- Director, Steve Krause COVID-19, which has had tutions’ contributions in the Lynn Shelter Association News Director, ext. 1229 a devastating impact on fight against the pandemic. [email protected] our city. The availability of We are grateful to Be- Andrea Baez, Senior Guthrie Scrimgeour this essential tool allowed yond Walls for their quick Branch Executive, YMCA of Reporter, ext. 1222 us to keep our staff and response to the pandem- Metro North, Lynn Branch [email protected] those we serve safe during ic. We also appreciate the Anne Marie Tobin a very challenging time. city’s willingness to allow Dianne Kuzia Hills, Executive Director, Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 Others agree. In fact, the hand-washing station [email protected] city officials in Massachu- back at My Brother’s Table. My Brother’s Table TECHNOLOGY setts and New Hampshire We urge the mayor, the Rachel Miller, Chef/Owner, have recently purchased Office of Inspectional Ser- Nightshade Noodle Bar Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE Lynn council approves marijuana All address information, particularly ar- St. rests, reflect police records. In the event A motor vehicle crash was report- retailer’s third proposed location of a perceived inaccuracy, it is the sole ed at 6:57 p.m. Friday at 278 Lowell responsibility of the concerned party to St. A two-car crash was reported. By Gayla Cawley ers.” its initial location on Starbard said Mc- Delbora A. Catrinque-Costa, 36, of contact the relevant police department ITEM STAFF “I’m adamantly op- Mount Vernon Street, Gee had some reserva- 821 Shirley St., Winthrop, was sum- posed to this, and I urge which was approved by and have the department issue a notice of tions about the site as moned for unlicensed operation of a LYNN — Despite my colleagues to vote the City Council in Feb- well, as “he had hoped pleas from Ward 1 correction to the Daily Item. Corrections or motor vehicle. ‘no’ on this,” said Lozzi. ruary 2019. for something else in Councilor Wayne Lozzi, clarifications will not be made without ex- A report of a motor vehicle hit and Lozzi asserted that he An attorney for the that location” on Broad the City Council voted press notice of change from the arresting run crash at 10:36 p.m. Friday at 74 has heard from numer- company, Peter D’Agos- Street. Saturday to approve police department. Aborn St. ous neighbors, who all tino, said in January As for the third loca- Police reported a moped crashed a company’s request oppose having a recre- 2020 that his client had to open a recreation- tion that was approved LYNN on the bike path after the opera- ational cannabis estab- to find a new location last Saturday, Star- tor refused to stop for a sergeant al marijuana store on lishment in the area, a because the MBTA had Ford Street. bard said the mari- Arrests on Emerson Avenue at 10:39 p.m. claim that was disputed informed the city that juana store would be Saturday. Police found the unoccu- Lozzi was the lone by Ward 5 Councilor there may be some per- vote in opposition to located in a commer- Troy Smith was arrested on war- pied moped after the crash, but the Dianna Chakoutis, who mitting issues under cial area at the corner the request from Tree said, “I have not heard the bridge on Mount rant charges of malicious destruc- operator was not on scene. Police of Broad, Boston and Market LLC, which re- any word of that.” Vernon Street. tion of property, disorderly conduct said there were multiple pieces of Ford streets, and would ceived approval, by a “None of the neigh- At the time, Tree and resisting arrest at 3:30 p.m. the moped in the area, including the meet a goal of the City 9-1 margin, to open a bors have complained,” Market LLC had pro- Sunday. water, and identified the possible Council, in terms of not suspect as Jerry Cardona. The fire cannabis establishment said Chakoutis. posed a second location at 100 Ford St., a loca- Both Chakoutis and on Broad Street, a pro- having multiple dispen- Accidents department checked the water, but saries in the same loca- did not find any sign of that person. tion that borders both Ward 2 Councilor Rick posal that met some tion. A report of a motor vehicle crash The moped was towed. Ward 1 and Ward 5. Starbard, who chairs resistance from Mayor “It was the hope that at 1:49 a.m. Sunday at Fauci’s Piz- A report of a motor vehicle crash “This is a terrible lo- the council’s Recre- Thomas M. McGee and we could disperse these za at 17 Lynnfield St.; at 5:42 p.m. at 1:28 a.m. Sunday at 68 Pierpont cation for a pot dispen- ational Cannabis Site split the vote when it facilities evenly around Sunday at Union and Washington St. and 92 Aborn St. A caller report- sary,” said Lozzi. “It’s Plan Review Commit- appeared before the located directly on the streets; at 6:18 p.m. Sunday at Bas- ed a Toyota Corolla was all over the tee, which voted to send Cannabis Site Plan Re- the city and this will corner of Boston and sett and Lewis streets; at 8:33 p.m. road and crashed into another car. the application to the view Committee. address that,” said Ford street, not even Sunday at Brookline and Chatham Jenne Lynn Robertson, 38, of Salem, full City Council earlier The split vote meant Starbard. “We want 100 feet away from the streets; at 10:15 p.m. Sunday at was arrested (see arrests). this year, spoke in favor there was not a favor- these dispensaries to 427 Western Ave. corner. The property is of the location before able recommendation be spread out. We want A report of a motor vehicle hit and Breaking and Entering probably 50 feet. This the vote. to the full City Council them to be successful run crash at 12:08 p.m. Sunday at will be a nightmare for “This proposal was for the company’s 212 and that’s why we’re in 150 Lynnway; at 6:36 p.m. Sunday A report of a motor vehicle break- traffic (coming) in and voted unanimously for Broad St. location in favor of this location.” at 12 Border St.; 9:49 p.m. Sunday ing and entering at 10:16 a.m. Sun- out.” approval by the Can- January 2020. The timeline for when at 69 Henry Ave.; at 10:15 p.m. day at 42 Newcastle Road. A caller In addition to traf- nabis Site Plan Re- James Cowdell, Eco- the store would open Sunday at 69 Henry Ave. reported their unlocked car was fic concerns -- which view Committee,” said nomic Development & remains unclear, as rifled through and $5 was stolen were also cited by two Starbard. “(We) have Industrial Corporation D’Agostino did not re- Complaints overnight. residents who spoke in worked with the peti- of Lynn (EDIC/Lynn) turn a phone call seek- A motor vehicle breaking and en- opposition to the loca- tioners on a couple of executive director, and ing comment on Monday, A report of a gunshot at 7:16 p.m. tering was reported at 10:28 a.m. tion during the virtual other locations that Assistant City Solicitor and the proposal was not Sunday at 34 Hanover St. Sunday at 36 Newcastle Road. Po- public hearing held this didn’t work out.” James Lamanna both outlined during Satur- past Saturday -- Lozzi lice reported a car was broken into Ford Street is Tree voted against that sec- day’s public hearing. Overdose and a motorcycle helmet was stolen. took issue with the fu- Market LLC’s third ond location, citing the ture store’s proximity proposed location for a potential for better use A report of an overdose at 12:32 Gayla Cawley can be Complaints to Manning Field and recreational marijua- for the site, which is reached at gcawley@ p.m. Sunday on Willow Street. nearby fast food estab- na store in Lynn. With located near the down- itemlive.com. Follow A report of illegal dumping at lishments, which he Saturday’s approval, town and is zoned for a Vandalism 10:48 a.m. Friday at Andover Street said are frequented by the company forfeits 10-story residential de- her on Twitter @Gayla- A report of motor vehicle vandal- and Route 128 North. A caller re- “hundreds of teenag- its special permit for velopment. Cawley. ism at 8:35 a.m. Sunday at 150 ported people were dumping mat- Lewis St. tresses in the woods. An officer was unable to find any debris. Lynn reports 40 new virus cases LYNNFIELD A report of a suspicious motor ve- hicle at 3:44 p.m. Friday at North- By Gayla Cawley surge in new cases on data. has not provided updat- shore Mall at 210N Andover St. A Accidents ITEM STAFF most days, which con- In addition to Lynn ed numbers since last caller reported a silver SUV was tinued on Monday. and Revere, three oth- Wednesday. being driven around mall property Lynn reported 40 new A report of a motor vehicle crash In Revere, 26 new er local communities, Nahant reported its and youths were reportedly throwing coronavirus cases Mon- at 11:21 a.m. Friday at 30 Ross- cases were reported to Lynnfield, Saugus and latest numbers as 55 more St.; at 2:09 p.m. Friday at 18 items out of the vehicle. day, the same surge bring the city’s caseload Swampscott, have been cases and six deaths Canterbury Road. A report of threats at 4:41 p.m. that was seen last Fri- on Monday and Mar- day. to 3,229. A total of 108 designated “red,” or Friday at St. John’s School at 19 blehead (292 cases, 30 Lynn also reported 40 residents have died, ac- high risk by the state. Complaints Chestnut St. An employee report- deaths) last updated new cases in a 24-hour cording to the city web- As of Monday, Lyn- ed two suspicious males entered its numbers this past Wakefield Police reported a time span last Friday, site. nfield had 170 cases the school at approximately 12:30 Thursday. 12-year-old child stuck in the mud that afternoon and started walking which far exceeded the With 40 new cases re- and 14 deaths, and in the area of 7 Kimball Lane at ported, Lynn now has Swampscott, which has around. They were stopped by a city’s daily average Gayla Cawley can be 5:20 p.m. Friday. Police reported the of new cases in past 5,498 cases. Of that to- reported 16 new cas- staff member who reported the men reached at gcawley@ child was returned to his father. threatened to come back and run weeks. tal, 484 cases are active, es over the past two itemlive.com. Follow around the school next time. They For weeks, Lynn and 122 residents have died weeks, had 188 cases Theft also reportedly threatened to “drive Revere have been re- and 4,892 have recov- and 11 deaths. Saugus her on Twitter @Gayla- porting a double-digit ered, according to city (808 cases, 43 deaths) Cawley. A report of stolen property at 2:54 a vehicle into the school and take p.m. Friday at Christmas Tree Shop out a few children.” The staff member at 28 S Broadway. A person walked described the males as being about into the police station to report a 15- and 16-years old. GOP senators power Barrett stolen license plate. A report of gunshots at 7:44 p.m. A report of a larceny at 5:58 p.m. Saturday at Plaza Motel at 125 Friday at 59 Lynnbrook Road. A call- Newbury St. State Police received toward high court confirmation er reported a “Black Lives Matter” a call from someone who reported sign was stolen from his property. hearing a gunshot in the parking lot of the Plaza Motel. Police reported By Lisa Mascaro ASSOCIATED PRESS Vandalism the call appeared to be unfound- ed after speaking to the clerk and WASHINGTON — Overpower- A report of malicious destruction searching the area. ing Democratic opposition, Senate of property at 8:10 p.m. Saturday at Republicans are set to confirm 8 Essex St. Fire Amy Coney Barrett to the Su- preme Court, securing President MARBLEHEAD A report of a car fire at 8:47 p.m. Donald Trump’s nominee a week Friday at Brodie’s Pub at 10 ½ Low- before Election Day and a likely Fraud ell St.; at 9:36 a.m. Monday at Ja- conservative court majority for son Stone Injury at 84 Newbury St. years to come. A report of unemployment fraud Trump’s choice to fill the vacancy at 9:17 a.m. Sunday. A man in the Overdose of the late liberal icon Ruth Bader lobby reported that he was notified A report of an overdose at 4:19 Ginsburg potentially opens a new that someone had filed for unem- era of rulings on abortion, the Af- ployment benefits under his name. p.m. Saturday at Mobile Estates at 286 Newbury St. The person was fordable Care Act and even a po- taken to Beverly Hospital. tential dispute over his own elec- Harassment tion. Democrats are unable to stop Monday’s outcome, Trump’s third A caller reported that she had Theft PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS been harassed all night by people justice to the court, as Republicans A report of a larceny at 1:28 p.m. race to reshape the judiciary. A protester opposed to the Senate’s race to confirm Amy yelling things out the window to her Coney Barrett is removed by police after chaining them- at 5:07 a.m. Monday. Friday at 13 Nichols Road. A caller Barrett is 48, and her confirma- reported a package worth $329 was tion will solidify the court’s right- selves to a railing and holding a sign while sitting atop stolen. ward tilt. the statue Contemplation of Justice, at the Supreme PEABODY A report of a stolen motor vehicle Monday’s vote is the closest high Court building in Washington, Sunday. at 3:13 p.m. Friday at Walgreens at court confirmation ever to a pres- Arrests 35 Main St. idential election, and the first in leader Chuck Schumer and his awaiting decision just a week be- Anamaria B. Batista, 49, of 90 A larceny was reported at 4:48 modern times with no support leadership team said that it would fore Election Day, and she could Shore Drive, Apt. 4D, was arrested p.m. Friday at 320 Lowell St. A call- from the minority party. The spik- not only violate virus guidelines be a decisive vote in Republican and charged with OUI liquor third er reported a Trump sign was stolen ing COVID-19 crisis has hung over of the Centers for Disease Control appeals of court orders extending offense, possession of an open con- from his backyard. the proceedings. Vice President and Prevention, “it would also be a the deadline for absentee ballots in tainer of alcohol in a motor vehicle, A report of a larceny at 1:40 p.m. Mike Pence’s office said Monday violation of common decency and North Carolina and Pennsylvania. and operation of a motor vehicle Saturday at 21 Roycroft Road. A he would not preside at the Sen- courtesy.” The justices also are weighing with a revoked license as a habitual caller reported a package was sto- ate session unless his tie-breaking Some GOP senators tested pos- Trump’s emergency plea for the traffic offender at 6:01 p.m. Satur- len from her house. Police reported vote is needed after Democrats itive for the coronavirus following court to prevent the Manhattan day. the package was delivered to the asked him to stay away when his a Rose Garden event with Trump District Attorney from acquiring Jenne Lynn Robertson, 38, of wrong address. aides tested positive for COVID-19. to announce Barrett’s nomination, his tax returns. And on Nov. 10, 430 Loring Ave., Apt. 2, Salem, was With Barrett’s confirmation all but they have since said they have the court is expected to hear the arrested and charged with OUI liquor Vandalism but assured, Trump was expected been cleared by their doctors from Trump-backed challenge to the and leaving the scene of property to celebrate with a swearing-in quarantine. Pence’s office said the Obama-era Affordable Care Act. damage at 1:28 a.m. Sunday. A report of vandalism at 10:55 event at the White House after the vice president tested negative for Trump has said he wanted a.m. Friday at 17 Union St. A caller late-evening vote. the virus on Monday. to swiftly install a ninth jus- Accidents reported past vandalism to a ve- “This is something to be really Democrats argued for weeks tice to resolve election disputes hicle. Police reported there was a proud of and feel good about,” Sen- that the vote was being improper- and is hopeful the justices will A report of a motor vehicle crash screw in the tire from over a week ate Majority Leader Mitch McCo- ly rushed and insisted during an end the health law known as at 11:08 a.m. Friday at 258 Wash- ago. The tire had to be replaced. nnell said during a rare weekend all-night session it should be up to “Obamacare.” ington St.; at 3:46 p.m. Friday at Vandalism was reported at 6:10 session Sunday ahead of voting. the winner of the Nov. 3 election to During several days of public City Hall at 24 Lowell St.; at 4:57 p.m. Friday at Tannery Gardens He scoffed at the “apocalyptic” name the nominee. However, Bar- testimony before the Senate Ju- p.m. Friday at Farnham Park on En- at 111 Foster St. A caller report- warnings from critics that the ju- rett, a federal appeals court judge diciary Committee, Barrett was dicott Street; at 1:33 p.m. Saturday ed his truck was smashed while it dicial branch was becoming mired from Indiana, is expected to be careful not to disclose how she at Shaw’s supermarket at 210S was parked on Foster Street. Police in partisan politics and declared seated swiftly, and begin hearing would rule on any such cases. Andover St.; at 5:50 p.m. Saturday reported the vehicle was vandal- that “they won’t be able to do much cases. She presented herself as a at Route 128 South and 2 New- ized, which included the side being about this for a long time to come.” Speaking near midnight Sen. neutral arbiter and suggested, bury St.; at 1:45 p.m. Sunday at 64 keyed and a smashed mirror, which Pence’s presence presiding for Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., called “It’s not the law of Amy.” But her Central St.; at 3:25 p.m. Sunday at was possibly due to “Back the Blue” the vote would have been expect- the vote “illegitimate” and “the last writings against abortion and a Down River Ice Cream at 86 Andover stickers on the vehicle. ed, showcasing the Republican gasp of a desperate party.” ruling on “Obamacare” show a priority. But Senate Democratic Several pre-election matters are deeply conservative thinker. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2020 Police released video from after moped crash

PROVIDENCE, R.I ficer pulling Gonsalves (A.P). — Providence offi- away from the moped and cials released police body checking for a pulse. Offi- camera video Monday of cers also move a stop sign the aftermath of a moped that had been knocked crash that left a 24-year- over and move the moped. old man in a coma, but the An officer, thinking Gon- new video does not help salves was overdosing, resolve whether a police administered the opioid cruiser made contact with reversal drug naloxone. the moped beforehand. Officers also discuss the Witnesses have said a possibility that Gonsalves, cruiser following the mo- who is wearing a helmet, ped made contact, although suffered a head injury. three previously released Gonsalves’ family was videos are inconclusive. shown the video over the The state attorney gener- weekend, and “parts of al is investigating the Oct. the video were particular- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 18 crash that seriously in- ly upsetting and extreme- jured Jhamal Gonsalves to ly difficult for them to A voter makes sure his ballot falls into the ballot drop box outside the Boston Public Library. determine whether there watch,” according to their is any criminal liability. attorney, Jude Kerrison. The five videos released Gonsalves was injured Monday were made public as police responded to Man charged in burning of in the interest of trans- reports of hundreds of parency, Providence Pub- dirt bikes, ATVs and lic Safety Commissioner other street-illegal vehi- Steven Pare said at a cles roaring through the ballot drop box in Boston news conference, but he city. The crash led to two called on any witnesses nights of protests that or anyone with additional sometimes turned violent By Alanna Durkin Richer Secretary of the Commonwealth ton saw smoke coming out of the box video to come forward. and resulted in arrests. ASSOCIATED PRESS William Galvin said in an interview before firefighters managed to extin- “I don’t know how much Gonsalves’ family has Monday that he’s also advising com- guish the fire by filling the box with BOSTON — A man was charged munities to lock their ballot drop water, police said. additional light they shed disavowed the violence. with setting a Boston ballot drop boxes on Saturday night, which is There were 122 ballots inside the over the other videos that The officer driving the box on fire and damaging dozens of Halloween. box when it was emptied Sunday we have seen,” Mayor cruiser that was behind ballots, police said Monday. “We’re concerned that for that pe- morning, and 87 of them were still Jorge Elorza said. Gonsalves has been placed Worldy Armand, a 39-year-old Bos- riod of time, especially after dark, legible and able to be processed, The videos show an of- on administrative duty. ton resident, was taken into custody that they could be the object of election officials said. Galvin said late Sunday, hours after he started a fire inside a drop box outside the pranksters or other individuals,” most of the 35 damaged ballots were Boston Public Library in the city’s Galvin said. largely intact and should be read- Rhode Island Back Bay neighborhood, authorities Armand was arrested after drug able. Five to 10 of them are too dam- said. The box contained more than control unit officers on patrol saw a aged to be counted, he said. 120 ballots. man who matched the description of Voters can go online to see wheth- reports 800 Armand faces a charge of willful the suspect authorities were looking er their ballot was processed. Those and malicious burning, police said. It for in the ballot box fire, police said. who used that drop box between was not immediately clear whether Police said he also had an active war- Saturday afternoon and 4 a.m. Sun- new virus cases he has an attorney to speak for him. rant for receiving stolen property. day and can’t confirm the status of The FBI had said Sunday that it’s It’s the second fire reported at a their ballot online should contact investigating. Federal authorities ballot box in the U.S. this month. the Boston Elections Department urged members of the public to “re- A fire inside an official Los Angeles immediately, officials said. over 3 days main vigilant and immediately re- County ballot drop box is also being Voters whose ballots were affected port any suspicious, election-related investigated as arson, authorities can either vote in person or by a re- PROVIDENCE, R.I. in Rhode Island has risen activity.” said last week. placement ballot that will be mailed (AP) — There were 800 over the past two weeks Massachusetts’ elections chief An FBI Boston spokesperson de- to them, officials said. If those vot- new confirmed coronavi- from about 1.8 percent said he has directed local officials clined to comment on whether au- ers don’t submit a new ballot, “their rus cases in Rhode Island on Oct. 11 to more than to boost security at drop boxes with thorities believe the two fires are original ballot will be hand-counted and seven additional vi- 3.1 percent on Sunday, ac- guards and video surveillance, and connected. to the extent possible,” election offi- rus-related death over the cording to the Johns Hop- to empty the boxes frequently. Officers called to the scene in Bos- cials said. past three days, the state kins University Center for Department of Health Systems Science and En- said Monday. gineering. In addition to the 800 The 7-day rolling av- Churches raise enough to erase cases confirmed Friday, erage of daily new cases Saturday and Sunday, over the past two weeks the state added 106 cas- is also rising, going from about $26M in medical debt es to previous days’ to- more than 197 on Oct. 11 tals, and has now had to more than 265 on Sun- BOSTON (AP) — More tion announced Sunday. erased. elyn Gardner Spencer, se- more than 31,000 known day, according to Johns than 100 United Church That money went to the All will receive letters nior pastor of the United cases since the pandemic Hopkins. of Christ congregations New York-based nonprofit telling them that their Church on the Green in began. The number of patients across southern New En- RIP Medical Debt, which medical debt has been for- New Haven, Connecticut, The seven deaths in the state’s hospitals gland have helped raise bought debt in August given. said in a statement. brought the total number with the disease was 163 enough money to erase from collection agencies for “In the midst of a pan- The families that had of fatalities to 1,184. as of Saturday, the latest a total of $26.2 million pennies on the dollar. That demic that is dispropor- their debt forgiven make The department does day for which the informa- in medical debt for thou- debt will now be forgiven. tionately impacting com- less than two times the not update on weekends. tion was available, with sands of families across About $8.4 million in munities of color and with federal poverty level, are The 7-day rolling aver- 14 of those people in in- the Northeast and more medical debt for 7,175 widespread unemploy- financially burdened, and age of the positivity rate tensive care. than 12,000 first respond- households in Connecti- ment causing people to have out-of-pocket expens- ers and medical workers cut, Massachusetts, Maine, lose their insurance just es that are 5% or more of nationwide. New Hampshire, New when they may need it their annual income or Lobster population The churches in Massa- York, Rhode Island and most, eliminating medical have debts worth more chusetts, Connecticut and Vermont will be wiped out. debt for vulnerable indi- than their assets, accord- Rhode Island, along with In addition, another viduals and families is a ing to the church. healthy off Maine, four church associations, $17.8 million in debt for tangible way in which we The United Church of and more than 100 house- 12,144 health care work- are responding to our call Christ has held similar holds raised more than ers and first responders to make God’s love and debt-forgiveness efforts poor in south $200,000, the denomina- across the U.S. will be justice real,” the Rev. Joc- across the nation.

PORTLAND, Maine southern New England (AP) — The American have made it difficult for Dunkin’ shares hit all-time high lobster population is in them to grow and repro- decent shape off of Maine duce. and Canada, but contin- The lobster board’s as- ues to decline in southern sessment said the crus- after holding buyout talks New England, according taceans are showing re- to an assessment by an in- cord high abundance in By Dee-Ann Durbin 13,000 Dunkin’ stores and has annual sales of more private equity compa- terstate regulatory group. the Gulf of Maine and ASSOCIATED PRESS 8,000 Baskin-Robbins out- than $14 billion. ny Roark Capital Group, The stock assessment Georges Bank, which are lets worldwide. Dunkin’ would give In- also based in Atlanta. released by the Atlantic a pair of key fishing areas The Dunkin’ doughnuts Both brands have sig- spire a spot in the break- Roark also backs Focus States Marine Fisheries further to the north and and coffee chain confirmed nificant history. Dunkin’ fast category, which was Brands — the owner of it’s held talks to be taken Commission’s American east. The Gulf of Maine was founded in 1950 in the fastest-growing seg- Auntie Anne’s Pretzels private by a private equity Lobster Board lines up has long been the center Quincy, Massachusetts. ment of the restaurant and Cinnabon — and CKE firm, sending shares rock- with previous analyses of of the lobster fishery. The Baskin-Robbins — known industry before the pan- Restaurants, which owns eting to an all-time high at the lobster fishery. Lob- body of water touches the for its promise of 31 flavors demic hit. the Carl’s Jr. and Hardee’s the opening bell Monday. ster fishermen pulled in Maine coast and Atlantic — was founded in 1945 in Inspire is part of the burger chains. Dunkin’ Brands Group record catches of the crus- Canada. Glendale, California. said it’s in preliminary taceans off Maine in the Meanwhile, the south- But the global pandem- discussions with Inspire last decade, but the catch ern New England lobster ic has hurt sales. Dunkin’ Brands, which also owns collapsed off more south- stock is showing record Brands revenue fell 20 Arby’s and Jimmy John’s ern states such as Con- low abundance, the board percent in the second Sandwiches. In a pre- quarter, and the company necticut. said. pared statement Sunday, Environmental chang- American fishermen said franchisees closed 200 Dunkin’ said it was not restaurants permanently. es have made the more caught more than 126 mil- yet certain a deal would Dunkin’ Brands reported southern waters less hos- lion pounds of lobster last be reached and would not full-year sales of $1.4 bil- pitable for lobsters, sci- year. More than 100 mil- comment further. lion in 2019, up 4 percent entists have said. Warm- lion of those pounds came Inspire Brands said it from the previous year. ing temperatures off to the docks in Maine. had no comment Mon- Atlanta’s Inspire day, but Dunkin’ shares Brands, which was found- jumped 16 percent to ed in 2018, is quickly $104.87. placed itself among the Dunkin’, based in Can- largest restaurant groups FILE PHOTO | MARK LAMBIE/THE EL PASO TIMES VIA AP call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 ton, Massachusetts, also in the U.S. It also owns the to start your owns the Baskin-Robbins Buffalo Wild Wings and A Dunkin’ Donuts at the Greater Pittsburgh In- daily subscription. ice cream chain. There are Sonic burger chains, and ternational Airport in Moon, Pa. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 60,000 in Southern California to evacuate after blaze grows

By Christopher to leave their townhouse tained small blazes that conditions were expected Weber and before the evacuation or- broke out Sunday in to prevail through Tues- Olga Rodriguez der came in. The question Northern California’s day. A second round of ASSOCIATED PRESS was where to go in the Sonoma and Shasta coun- strong gusts is predicted pandemic. They decided on ties. The causes were un- to sweep through the same LOS ANGELES — A the home of her girlfriend’s der investigation. fast-moving wildfire areas Monday night, the mother, who has ample North of San Francis- National Weather Service forced evacuation orders space and lives alone. co, a Mount St. Helena warned. Officials extend- for 60,000 people in South- “We literally talked about weather station recorded ed a red flag extreme fire ern California on Monday it this morning,” Brewer a hurricane-force gust of as powerful winds across said, adding that she feels 89 mph late Sunday and danger warning through the state prompted power lucky to have a safe place sustained winds of 76 5 p.m. Tuesday for the re- to be cut to hundreds of to go. “We can only imagine mph. Some Sierra Neva- gion’s eastern and north- thousands to prevent util- how screwed everyone else da peaks registered gusts ern mountainous areas. ity equipment from spark- feels. There’s nowhere you well over 100 mph. Scientists have said cli- ing new blazes. can go to feel safe.” The “shut-offs probably mate change has made The smoky fire explod- The cause of the fire did prevent dangerous California much drier, ed in size to over 3 square wasn’t immediately fires last night. It’s almost meaning trees and other miles (7.8 square kilome- known. impossible to imagine that plants are more flamma- ters) within a few hours More than 300,000 pow- winds of this magnitude ble. October and Novem- of breaking out shortly er customers — estimated would not have sparked ber are traditionally the after dawn in Orange at about 1 million people major conflagrations in worst months for fires, but County, south of Los An- — were in the dark in the years past,” Daniel Swain, already this year 8,600 geles. Strong gusts pushed northern part of the state a climate scientist with wildfires in the state flames along brushy ridg- as officials issued warn- UCLA and the National es in Silverado Canyon ings for what could be the Center for Atmospheric have scorched a record toward houses in the city strongest winds in Cali- Research, said on Twitter. 6,400 square miles and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS. of Irvine, home to about fornia this year. Winds had calmed destroyed about 9,200 A man leaves his home during a mandatory fire 280,000 people. Firefighting crews that slightly by Monday, but homes, businesses and evacuation as smoke from the Silverado Fire Kelsey Brewer and her had been at the ready still topped 60 mph and other buildings. There fills the streets. three roommates decided overnight quickly con- the strong winds and dry have been 31 deaths. Under Trump, U.S. no longer leads world on refugee protections

By Anita Snow ping back from America’s defended the cuts as pro- and Julie Watson humanitarian role. tecting American jobs ASSOCIATED PRESS The pain from a disman- during the coronavirus tling of the 40-year-old pandemic. Stephen Miller, For decades, America refugee program reverber- a senior adviser to Trump, led the world in humani- ates worldwide, coming as said the administration tarian policies by creating a record 80 million people has sought to have refu- a sanctuary for the op- have been displaced by gees settle closer to their pressed, admitting more war and famine. home countries and work FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS. refugees annually than all They include an Iraqi on solving the crises that other countries combined. A man walks past the closed Cafe Du Monde restaurant in the French woman who can’t get to caused them to flee. Quarter of New Orleans. That reputation eroded America even though her “You cannot solve this during Donald Trump’s father helped the U.S. problem through Amer- presidency as he cut the military and a woman in ican domestic resettle- number of refugees al- Uganda who hasn’t been ment. The solution has to As virus resurges, so does fear lowed in by more than able to join her husband be one of foreign policy,” 80%, and Canada replaced near Seattle despite a Miller told the AP. the U.S. as No. 1 for reset- court settlement requir- The administration also of more economic pain ahead tling people fleeing war ing cases like hers to be narrowed eligibility this and persecution. expedited. year, restricting which By Christoper across the United States, ly going into the cooler Trump has arguably “My kids here cry ev- refugees are selected for Rugaber so is the risk that the months.” changed the immigration ery night, my wife cries in resettlement to certain ASSOCIATED PRESS economy could weak- It’s possible, if unlike- system more than any Uganda every night,” said categories, including peo- en again as more people ly, that a small econom- U.S. president, thrilling Congolese refugee Sopho- ple persecuted because of WASHINGTON — With choose to hunker down ic-relief package will be supporters with an “Amer- nie Bizimana, a permanent religion and Iraqis whose winter looming and con- at home — and that even approved in a post-elec- ica first” message and in- U.S. resident who doesn’t assistance to the U.S. put firmed viral cases rising, more stimulus might be tion “lame duck” session furiating critics who call know why his wife isn’t them in danger. Bob Szuter’s craft brew- needed next year than of Congress. More likely, his signature domestic with their family. “I need Democratic lawmakers ery and restaurant in Co- negotiators in Washing- a broad rescue measure issue insular, xenophobic her, the kids need her.” denounced the lower cap lumbus, Ohio, could use ton are contemplating. could be enacted early and even racist. Trump has lowered and said the categories another government life- Johns Hopkins Universi- next year, particularly if Before November’s elec- the cap for refugee ad- are shutting out many of line to help survive until ty data shows that more Joe Biden wins the presi- tion, The Associated Press missions each year of his the most needy. Democrat spring. than 83,000 infections dency and his fellow Dem- is examining some of presidency, dropping them Joe Biden promises to So could many restau- were reported both Fri- ocrats capture the Senate. Trump’s biggest immigra- to a record low of 15,000 raise the annual refugee rants and bars that buy his day and Saturday — well Even if President Don- tion policy changes, from for 2021. cap to 125,000 if he wins beer. Szuter knows of near- above the previous record ald Trump were to win halting asylum to step- The State Department Nov. 3. ly 20 in the region that high. The University of re-election, most analysts have folded, with many Washington’s Institute foresee at least a modest others “limping along.” for Health Metrics and stimulus next year. As a small businessman, Evaluation forecasts that Until then, economists Szuter benefited from the the U.S. death toll, now worry that the United multi-trillion-dollar stim- roughly 225,000, could States risks repeating a ulus aid that Congress top 318,000 by Jan. 1. mistake made after the passed in March after Since early September, 2008-2009 Great Reces- the pandemic recession Szuter’s restaurant has sion, when limits on feder- flattened the economy. enjoyed a modest revival al spending and layoffs by Countless other business with outdoor dining on a states and localities hin- people did, too, along with street converted to a patio. dered a recovery. More aid millions of laid-off work- Szuter, the co-owner with to states and cities could ers, struggling states and his father of Wolf’s Ridge forestall further layoffs. localities and individual Brewing, is investing in States, which are gener- Americans. tents and heaters. But he ally required to balance All that aid is gone. Yet worries that cold weather their budgets, must now prospects for more feder- and the resurgence of the do so with less revenue. al stimulus this year ap- virus will depress busi- With no stimulus likely pear all but dead, clouding ness again as more people the rest of this year, econ- the future for the unem- stay away. omists at Goldman Sachs ployed, for small business- “It’s been a struggle,” have slashed their growth es like Szuter’s and for the said Szuter, 35. “Any sort forecast for the Octo- PHOTO | JOSE CARLOS FAJARDO/BAY AREA NEWS GROUP VIA AP economy as a whole. of additional support ber-December quarter to Sophonie Bizimana, center, a permanent U.S. resident who is a refu- Now, with confirmed would be extremely help- a 3 percent annual rate gee from Congo, stands outside his home in Kirkland, Wash. COVID cases surging ful at this point, especial- from 6 percent. Barrett ads tied to interest groups funded by unnamed donors

By Michael been Judicial Crisis Net- work ads have touted her the female narrator of the Biesecker and work, which has spent at background as a law pro- 30-second spot, which in- Brian Slodysko least $6.3 million in five fessor turned judge, who cludes clips of Democrat- ASSOCIATED PRESS weeks on national tele- is also a mother of seven ic senators questioning vision spots supporting who models conservative Barrett about her beliefs WASHINGTON — The the Republican effort to family values. The ads in her 2017 confirmation expected confirmation of confirm President Donald have also sought to frame hearing for the federal Amy Coney Barrett to Trump’s nominee a week any questions about her appeals bench. “Demo- the U.S. Supreme Court before the election. The involvement in a charis- crats know she’s brilliant on Monday is the culmi- group spent an addition- matic religious communi- and principled. So their nation of a decadeslong al $2.9 million on digi- ty that opposes abortion attacks on her faith will coordinated effort by a tal ads, direct mail and and same-sex marriage as only get worse. Stand with constellation of conserva- text messages supporting attacks on her Christian Amy.” tive groups, fueled by tens Barrett as of Oct. 26, ac- faith. The president has made of millions of dollars from cording to data obtained “Democrats and liber- it a priority to appoint PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS. wealthy anonymous do- by The Associated Press al activists are attacking conservative justices who Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett nors, to tilt the high court from a conservative ad- Amy Coney Barrett for appeal to conservative meets with Sen. Martha McSally, R-Ariz., not farther to the right. vertising firm. her Christian faith. It’s voters, especially white pictured,restaurant in the French Quarter of At the forefront has The Judicial Crisis Net- shameful bigotry,” says Christian evangelicals. New Orleans. A8 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2020 LOOK! National Black Cat Day, National American Beer Day

WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. ‘Babish’ expands as pandemic boosts YouTube cooking shows By Sophia own, pushing her to with corporate red tape. Rosenbaum deploy her talent, charm Now, she says, “you can ASSOCIATED PRESS and encyclopedic culinary just have an idea and go chops to solve challenges. with it while you’re still NEW YORK — Mac and “My creativity comes excited.” cheese, 18th-century style. from being put in difficult Her show is the first A seven-course meal using situations,” El-Waylly said addition into the expand- only ingredients from a during a break in shoot- ing “Babish Culinary convenience store. A meal ing an upcoming episode. Universe”, a rebrand of that is literally on fire. The series riffs on a Andrew Rea’s popular Four episodes into game show, with a spin- “Binging With Babish” her new YouTube show, ning wheel that deter- channel. Just weeks after “Stump Sohla,” part of the mines which challenge it started, “Stump Sohla” expanding “Babish Culi- El-Waylly will take on. is driving an average of nary Universe” channel, In the second episode, 2.3 million views per post, Sohla El-Waylly has yet in which she relies only and added 30,000 new to be stumped by a food on items purchased at a subscribers to the channel challenge. bodega to create a tasting in one day, according to El-Waylly became a menu, El-Waylly pours hot YouTube figures. familiar face on YouTube water over potato chips to “Binging With Babish” as a standout on Bon rinse off the fat and make started in February 2006 Appetit’s test kitchen a mashed potato-esque as a cooking program that channel. But during the puree. She expects it to “be recreates meals from pop nationwide racial reckon- gross.” But as she tastes it, culture and TV shows (the ing following the police a look of sheer satisfaction name pays homage to a The center includes a 1,000 square-foot storefront offering products cre- killing of George Floyd, comes over her face. “West Wing” character). ated by people with disabilities. she was among members Leaving Bon Appetit for Over 14 years, Rea had of the test kitchen who an independent YouTube a slew of viral hits. The accused the channel’s channel could be considered Moist Maker, a Thanksgiv- owner, Conde Nast, of risky, but the payoffs were ing leftover sandwich from discriminatory compensa- noticeable almost imme- “Friends,” put him on the Northeast Arc launches tion and other practices. diately. The three months map, Rea said. The simple A Conde Nast represen- it took to create the whole Italian pasta dish featured tative said race wasn’t a “Stump Sohla” series was in “Chef,” more than 8.6 Center For Linking Lives factor in setting pay. about how long it would million views. And the El-Waylly departed Bon take to produce one Bon titular dish from “Rata- DANVERS — Nestled The center is serving a gathering, and the Center Appetit in August after Appetit video, El-Waylly touille” is his most-viewed in the Liberty Tree Mall growing segment of the for Linking Lives is an failed negotiations. said, given the hurdles of video, with more than 24.4 in Danvers is a commu- population living with in- exciting opportunity to Her new show is her working at a large company million watches. nity where individuals tellectual or developmen- bring individuals with with disabilities can reach tal disabilities. Across the disabilities into these their full potential, while U.S., one in six children spaces,” said Mike Con- leading a fulfilling life today has a developmen- nell, Liberty Tree Mall alongside their peers. tal disability, and as they manager. “We’re thrilled Northeast Arc, a not-for- age, 80 percent of indi- to partner with Northeast profit organization that viduals with disabilities Arc to help promote an helps children and adults are not included in the inclusive environment, with disabilities become workforce. Northeast Arc and we’re hopeful that the full participants in the is determined to break success of this project at community, has creat- those workforce trends. the Liberty Tree Mall can ed the newly launched The center includes an be replicated at properties Center for Linking Lives, adaptive technology lab across the country.” which occupies 26,000 to train individuals on In addition to being an square feet of highly the latest digital technol- ideal community setting, visible space in the mall. ogies, as well as innova- the choice of location also It is designed to serve tive devices that assist promotes environmental individuals throughout with cognitive, physical sustainability. the North Shore with and emotional impair- “Rather than purchas- programs and services ment. It also houses a ing a separate building that include support test kitchen to provide and perpetuating the for families who have experimental learning of physical separation of children diagnosed with basic food preparation in people with disabilities, autism or other intellec- a controlled setting – a our approach seeks to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tual disabilities; early necessary life skill for meet the needs of the in- Chef Sohla El-Waylly prepares Swedish meatballs during a taping of intervention; residential individuals hoping to live dividuals we serve within “Stump Sohla,” in New York. and health services; independently. an existing community supported employment; Additionally, the center hub,” said Tim Brown, an assistive technology includes a 1,000 square- Northeast Arc’s director of lending library; and skills foot storefront offering innovation and strategy. This year’s Holiday Dining & Catering training. products created by peo- Northeast Arc serves Guide will publish 16,000 copies “Since 1954 the North- ple with disabilities. The more than 15,000 people east Arc has been creat- store serves as another in 190 Massachusetts cit- on Nov. 19 as an insert within: ing and implementing training opportunity for ies and towns each year. The Daily Item innovative programs and people in the Northeast It is the largest Arc in the The Peabody Weekly News services to support people Arc’s workforce develop- state and the second larg- with disabilities and ment program. There is est of 700 in the country. The Lynn eld Weekly News their families,” said Jo also group space, as well “By introducing the Holiday Dining Ad deadline is Nov. 5 Ann Simons, President as small meeting rooms general public to the and CEO of Northeast for one-on-one speech or array of services provided Arc. “The creation of the cognitive therapies or by the Northeast Arc, the Catering Guide Center for Linking Lives mock interviews to pre- Center for Linking Lives at the Liberty Tree Mall pare job seekers to meet will demonstrate first- HOLIDAY DINING GUIDE 2019 is another bold step in with potential employers. hand what people with helping individuals with Due to COVID-19 restric- disabilities can achieve if disabilities become full tions the center is limit- given the opportunity to participants in their com- ing the number of people succeed,” added Simons. munities. Access to stores, initially using the space “I’m extremely proud of restaurants, services and while social distancing this center and the staff potential jobs in the mall and other safety precau- that made this happen, as will increase opportuni- tions are maintained. it is another example of ties for both real indepen- “Malls are important how the Northeast Arc is dence and inclusion.” hubs for community changing lives every day.”

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©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2020 Swampscott falls to Danvers on Senior Day

By Mike Alongi game. They didn’t make “These girls have been ITEM SPORTS EDITOR any mistakes and they leaders for us for a long capitalized on ours.” time now, and they’ve The Swampscott eld Brooke Waters scored just continued to lead hockey team was hoping the lone goal for Swamp- us so well through this to send its seniors off with scott in the loss. For strange pandemic sea- a win in Wednesday’s Se- Danvers, Grace Brinkley son,” said Russo. “Over nior Day game against notched a hat trick to the summer, the girls Northeastern Conference pace the offense. took the reins and orga- foe Danvers, but that just Prior to the game, nized the team for work- wasn’t in the cards as the Swampscott honored its outs and Zoom calls and Big Blue fell 3-1 at Block- three seniors in team sidge Field. other things like that, captains Harper Clopton, even when we didn’t “Danvers is a strong Jordan Waters and Lilli know if we’d have a sea- team and they moved the D’Agostino. The senior son. They kept our team ball well (Monday),” said trio was especially crucial together, and they’ve Swampscott coach Court- this year, showing their ney Russo. “Talent to tal- leadership all summer proven themselves to be ent, I thought we matched long by navigating their excellent leaders.” up pretty well with them. team through the uncer- SWAMPSCOTT, B2 But Danvers came out tainty of the pandem- and played such a smart ic-shortened season.

ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO St. John’s Prep’s Evan Hannibal scored three goals in the Eagles 6-0 win over Malden Catholic Monday. Eagles remain unbeaten, top Malden Catholic By Mike Alongi some issues getting off clan Kelley each scored ITEM SPORTS EDITOR to slow starts this year, one goal, while senior so it was nice to see us Andrew Vittiglio, senior The St. John’s Prep soc- come out and score ear- Brendan Collins, senior cer team brought out all ly. We were up 3-0 in the Seamus O’Connor and the firepower on offense first 20 minutes, and sophomore Alex Bork- Monday evening, knock- that’s something that land each had one as- ing off Catholic Confer- hasn’t really happened sist. Senior goalkeeper ence foe Malden Catho- this year, so that was a Luke Surette notched lic, 6-0, on the road. The great way to start and the shutout in net. Eagles came out fast and we rode the momentum “It was a total team never looked back, roll- from there.” effort out there,” said ing to the victory. Senior captain Evan Crowell. “Everyone “We finally did what I Hannibal led the way for played, everyone con- knew we were capable of the Prep with a three- tributed and that’s what doing all year, and that goal performance, while you want to see.” ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO was put 80 minutes of senior Gregory Pykett soccer together,” said St. had one goal and one Jordan Waters was one of three Swampscott senior co-captains to be John’s Prep coach Dave assist. Junior Ryder EAGLES, B2 honored during the Big Blue’s Senior Day Monday at Blocksidge Field. Crowell. “We’ve had Vigsnes and junior De- Doyle shoots Latest loss reveals 2-under to lift just how deep Salem golf to win Pats’ problems run

By Mike Alongi points), Sean Mathers By Kyle Hightower (Sunday),” Patriots cen- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR (23 points), Jackson ASSOCIATED PRESS ter David Andrews said. Field (22 points), Shea “This game can humble Behind a score of 2-un- Newhall (21 points) and FOXBOROUGH — The you real fast and it can be der 33 from No. 1 golfer Andrew Luciano (21 Patriots were hoping the great to you at the same Ethan Doyle, the Salem points). problems that surfaced time. But just go back to golf team rolled to a big St. Mary’s returns to during their Week 6 loss work, that’s the only thing win over Peabody, 48-24, action Tuesday (3:30) to Denver were simply an I know how to do.” at Olde Salem Greens aberration, a momentary against Matignon back There doesn’t seem to be Monday afternoon. setback rooted in the out- at Hillview Golf Course. a quick x, though. Doyle won his match break of coronavirus in Swampscott 59, While the offensive line 8.5-0.5. their locker room and the Saugus 13 was as healthy as it’s Other winners for Sa- lack of practice time that It appears that the Big been since the start of the lem were Bobby Jellison followed. Blue were a little pre- season, it didn’t stop New (7.5-1.5), Joe Parr (5.5- It turns out their is- mature in thinking their 3.5), Alex L’Heureux sues may run much deep- England from committing season was over, and (5.5-3.5), Jon Wasser- er than they originally four turnovers. The of- Swampscott came out man (5-4), Jack Doyle thought. fense has 11 giveaways in to win its 10th match (6-3) and Jayren Romero The Patriots’ 27-point the past three games. in a row Monday after- (5.5-3.5). home loss to the San Newton also nished noon at Cedar Glen Golf Salem (3-6) takes on Francisco 49ers on Sun- with a season-worst 39.7 Course. Beverly Tuesday (3). day underlined problems quarterback rating. He Danny DiLisio shot GOLF on both sides of the ball, has ve interceptions, 1-under 34 to lead the Bishop Stang 239, from the suddenly declin- and no touchdown passes way for the Big Blue, St. Mary’s 191 ing production of quar- in his two games since re- winning his match 8.5- Despite one of their terback Cam Newton to turning from the reserve/ 0.5. Other winners most solid performanc- a defense that is having COVID-19 list. es from top to bottom, for Swampscott were trouble stopping both the He was pulled from the the Spartans ran into Aidan Graciale (8-1), run and pass. game in the fourth quar- a buzzsaw in Bishop Lou Spellios (7-2), Nate It’s culminated in the ter in favor of backup Jar- Stang at Hillview Golf Stern (6.5-2.5), Brendan Patriots’ rst three-game rett Stidham, but coach Course. Stang had seven Sheehan (6-3), Connor losing streak since Bill Bill Belichick said New- players finish with 30 or Correnti (6-3), Will Rod- Belichick’s rst season ton is “absolutely” still the more points in the run- dy (8.5-0.5), and Jason in New England in 2000 starter. away victory. Bouffard (8.5-0.5). and an increasing num- “A lot of it is mental. I’m For St. Mary’s, Aidan Swampscott (10-2) ber of questions as they not going to point ngers Emmerich led the way will take on Danvers turn their attention to a at nobody else, being the after shooting even-par Wednesday (3) at The road matchup with AFC fact that I just didn’t get to earn 36 points. Oth- Meadow at Peabody Golf East-leading Buffalo. the job done,” Newton er strong performances Course. ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO “You’ve got to take pride said. “It’s a distasteful came from Luke Smith Ethan Doyle led the way for the Salem golf in this game, take pride taste and feeling, but yet here moving forward you (32 points), Terence ROUNDUP, B2 team in a win over Peabody Monday, shooting in what you do, because Moynihan (30 points), if not, this game can be just got to get on a roll. We a 2-under 33 at Olde Salem Greens. Peter Pagliuca (27 ugly to you like it was just got to get one.” B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2020

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE TUESDAY St. Mary’s at Cardinal Spellman (5) Girls Soccer St. Joseph’s Prep at Bishop Fenwick (6) Saugus at Gloucester (4) Peabody at Danvers (6:30) Golf St. Mary’s at St. Joseph’s Prep Boys Soccer (2:45) Danvers at Peabody (4) Swampscott at Danvers (3) Gloucester at Saugus (4) Cross Country Field Hockey Salem Academy at Bishop Fenwick Triton at Lynnfield (3:45) (4) St. Mary’s at Bishop Stang (4) Bishop Fenwick at Austin Prep (6) THURSDAY Girls Soccer Golf Marbehead at Gloucester (4) Matignon at St. Mary’s (2:30) Salem at Beverly (3) Field Hockey St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (4) Cross Country Saugus at Peabody (4) BC High at St. John’s Prep (4) Volleyball WEDNESDAY St. Mary’s at St. Joseph’s Prep (5) Girls Soccer Bishop Fenwick at Matignon (5:30) St. Mary’s at Cardinal Spellman (3) Golf Lynnfield at Triton (3:45) St. Mary’s at Archbishop Williams St. Joseph’s Prep at Bishop Fenwick (2:30) (4) Gloucester at Peabody (3:30) Boys Soccer Cross Country Triton at Lynnfield (3:45) North Reading at Lynnfield (4)

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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE East East W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Buffalo 5 2 0 .714 174 178 Philadelphia 2 4 1 .357 163 196 ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Miami 3 3 0 .500 160 113 Dallas 2 5 0 .285 176 243 NE 2 4 0 .333 115 143 Washington 2 5 0 .285 133 165 Goalie Luke Surette and the St. John’s Prep boys soccer team notched another shutout victory, N.Y. Jets 0 7 0 .000 85 203 N.Y. Giants 1 6 0 .142 122 174 South South defeating Malden Catholic 6-0 on the road Monday. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Tennessee 5 1 0 .833 188 153 Tampa Bay 5 2 0 .714 222 142 Indianapolis 4 2 0 .666 157 115 NO 4 2 0 .666 180 174 Houston 1 6 0 .142 166 217 Carolina 3 4 0 .428 162 168 Jacksonville 1 6 0 .142 154 220 Atlanta 1 6 0 .142 184 207 North North St. John’s Prep remains unbeaten W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Pittsburgh 6 0 0 1.000 183 118 Chicago 5 1 0 .833 128 116 Baltimore 5 1 0 .833 179 104 Green Bay 5 1 0 .833 197 159 Cleveland 5 2 0 .714 200 221 Detroit 3 3 0 .500 156 165 Cincinnati 1 5 1 .214 163 194 Minnesota 1 5 0 .166 155 192 West West with win over Malden Catholic W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Kansas City 6 1 0 .857 218 143 Seattle 5 1 0 .833 203 172 EAGLES firepower in Monday’s it in the net. Hopefully Memorial Stadium. Las Vegas 3 3 0 .500 171 197 Arizona 5 2 0 .714 203 146 Denver 2 4 0 .333 116 153 L.A. Rams 4 2 0 .666 152 114 From B1 game, and he’s hoping we can take this perfor- “It’s always a battle LAC 2 4 0 .333 149 154 San Fran 4 3 0 .571 181 136 that the Eagles will con- mance and use it to pro- when we go up against tinue that through the pel us forward and keep Thursday’s Games Kansas City 43, Denver 16 With the win, the Ea- Xaverian,” said Crow- Philadelphia 22, N.Y. Giants 21 San Francisco 33, New England 6 gles remain undefeated rest of the season. scoring goals.” ell. “It was a 1-0 game Sunday’s Games L.A. Chargers 39, Jacksonville 29 on the season, now sit- “Our defense has been As the season begins Buffalo 18, N.Y. Jets 10 Arizona 37, Seattle 34, OT ting at 4-0-2. The Prep spectacular this year and to wind down, St. John’s last time around and Pittsburgh 27, Tennessee 24 Byes: Baltimore, Indianapolis, Miami, has gotten by so far on its it was again (Monday), Prep now gets ready for we scored a late goal to Green Bay 35, Houston 20 Minnesota Cleveland 37, Cincinnati 34 incredible defensive play, but we’ve had issues a rivalry matchup with get the win, so we’ll be New Orleans 27, Carolina 24 Monday’s Game only giving up one goal scoring all season,” said Catholic Conference foe expecting more of the Detroit 23, Atlanta 22 Chicago at L.A. Rams, 8:15 p.m. over the course of the en- Crowell. “We doubled our Xaverian Friday (5) on same come Friday. But if Washington 25, Dallas 3 Thursday, Oct. 29 tire season to this point. entire goal output for the the road. The Eagles took Tampa Bay 45, Las Vegas 20 Atlanta at Carolina, 8:20 p.m. Now, Crowell is happy season in this game, so down Xaverian in their we can play the way we that his team finally we’ve really been hav- first meeting earlier this played (Monday), I really WORLD SERIES showed some offensive ing a tough time putting year, a 1-0 win at Cronin like our chances.” Los Angeles Dodgers 3, TUESDAY Tampa Bay 2 Tampa Bay (Snell 4-2) vs. Los Ange- les Dodgers (Gonsolin 2-2), 8:08 Swampscott field hockey falls to At Arlington, Texas p.m. (All Games on Fox) WEDNESDAY MONDAY x-Tampa Bay vs. Los Angeles Dodg- Los Angeles Dodgers 4, Tampa Bay 2 ers, 8:09 p.m. Danvers on Senior Day

TODAY IN SPORTS SWAMPSCOTT got its chance to score, Oct. 27 win Game 4 3-0, sweeping the From B1 they took it and made 1967 — New Mexico tight end St. Louis Cardinals for their something happen. I Emilio Vallez catches 17 pass- first crown since 1918. As for the game, the think that took our girls es for 257 yards to tie an 2005 — Curtis Joseph makes Big Blue knew they’d off their game for a bit. NCAA record in a 75-12 rout 13 saves to earn his 400th be in for a tough bat- We recovered nicely in of UTEP. NHL victory and Mike Comrie tle up against the de- the second half and got 1973 — Four players rush for scores twice as Phoenix edges fending Northeastern some chances, but it was more than 100 yards as Ala- Calgary 3-2. Conference champions. a little too late.” bama sets three NCAA records 2007 — Curlin posts an during a 77-6 romp of Virginia emphatic victory against his Swampscott had a num- The loss puts Swamp- Tech. Alabama sets records toughest rivals in the $5 mil- ber of scoring opportu- scott at 2-3-1 on the sea- with 823 yards total offense, lion Breeders’ Cup Classic at nities early in the game son, but Russo is happy 743 yards rushing and four Monmouth Park. Ridden by but failed to convert. with where her team 100-yard rushers. Jim Taylor Robby Albarado, Curlin defeats The Falcons got chanc- is at this point in the gains 142 yards, Wilbur Jack- Derby runner-up Hard Spun by es on the other end too, shortened season. son 138, Calvin Culliver 127 4 1/2 lengths. and they cashed in. “We have a lot of skill and Richard Todd 102. 2007 — Weber State beats Once Danvers got on the and a lot of strengths on 1984 — Washington State’s Portland State 73-68 to set an this team,” said Russo. Rueben Mayes sets an NCAA NCAA all-division football scoreboard, the Big Blue record with 357 yards rushing, record for points in a game. went back on their heels “We’ve had a couple of 197 in the first half, and Back in 1916, Georgia Tech a bit and struggled to bad bounces here and scores three touchdowns in a beat Cumberland 222-0, but recover until the second there, but overall I’m re- 50-41 victory over Oregon. that was before the NCAA kept half. ally happy with how the 1984 — Iowa’s Chuck Long track of records. “I think we got team is playing. Hope- completes 22 straight passes 2011 — Andrew Ladd scores knocked back on our fully we can continue to to set an NCAA record in a the game-winner with 1:06 heels a bit when Dan- build some momentum 24-20 victory over Indiana. remaining on a one-timer from vers was able to score and finish this last part 1984 — Sergio Lopez-Chavero close range to lift the Winni- of Wichita State ties an NCAA peg Jets to a wild 9-8 victory that early goal,” said of the season in a strong Russo. “We had plenty fashion.” record with three field goals over the Philadelphia Flyers. ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO over 50 yards in a 23-6 victory Fifteen players score in the of scoring opportunities The Big Blue take over Drake. Lopez-Chavero wide-open game in which both early ourselves, but we on NEC foe Saugus Lilli D’Agostino was one of three Swampscott kicks two from 54 yards and clubs set NHL season highs couldn’t get anything Wednesday afternoon senior co-captains to be honored during the Big Blue’s Senior Day Monday at Blocksidge Field. the other from 51 yards. for goals scored and goals out of it. When Danvers (4) at Phillips Park. 1990 — Florida State’s Bobby allowed, and the Jets tie a Bowden becomes the 11th franchise record for goals in a major college coach to win game. 200 games with a 42-3 victory 2012 — Matt Scott of Arizona Fenwick boys soccer ties in a over LSU. gains 469 total yards and 1996 — After two humbling accounts for four TDs in the losses at home, the New York Wildcats’ 39-36 win over tough game against Williams Yankees win their first World Southern California. Marqise Series title since 1978 with a Lee of USC, catches 16 pass- 3-2 victory over the defending es for a Pac-12-record 345 ROUNDUP look forward to. Williams St. Mary’s (4-6-1) trav- Bishop Fenwick 1, champion Atlanta Braves in yards and two TDs. From B1 came out strong and Liam els to Cardinal Spellman Archbishop Williams 0 Game 6. 2013 — Matthew Stafford’s really kept us in the game Wednesday (5). After a scoreless first 2002 — Emmitt Smith breaks 1-yard lunge over a pile of BOYS SOCCER through the first half. I GIRLS SOCCER half, Ally Mitchell came the NFL career rushing yard- linemen with 12 seconds left Bishop Fenwick 1, lost count of the number of St. Mary’s 2, through with the eventual age record held by the late and Calvin Johnson’s 329 Williams 1 saves he had.” Essex Tech 0 game-winning goal for the Walter Payton on an 11-yard yards receiving lift the Detroit The Crusaders earned Fenwick (7-1-2) hosts St. St. Mary’s took home its Crusaders Monday after- run in the fourth quarter. Lions to a 31-30 comeback a hard-fought tie against Joseph’s Prep Wednesday third consecutive win Mon- noon. Katie Dunn, Elani Smith has 109 yards and a win over the Dallas Cowboys. their Catholic Central evening (6). day after a solid effort on Gikas and Veronica Tache touchdown in Dallas’ 17-14 Stafford throws a 22-yard pass League rival Monday. Essex Tech 3, both sides of the ball. all played well for the Cru- loss to Seattle and ends the to Johnson, who had the sec- Keiron Murray scored the St. Mary’s 1 The Spartans got goals saders. game with 16,743 career ond-most yards receiving in lone goal for Fenwick, while The Spartans fell behind from Sophie Skabeikis and Fenwick (7-1-2) hosts St. yards — 17 more than Payton NFL history, to set up his win- Ryan Noci, Andrew Perry, 3-0 early due to some mis- Maria Pereira in the victo- Joseph’s Prep Wednesday gained. ning score. TJ Genzale and goalkeeper communication on the back ry, while goalkeeper Eliza (4). 2004 — The Boston Red Sox 2013 — Serena Williams ends Liam Foley all played well. end, and it was too much Brown made 10 saves and FIELD HOCKEY are World Series champions at her best season in style, rally- “It was a very tough for St. Mary’s to recover notched another shutout in Gloucester 4, long, long last. Johnny Damon ing past Li Na 2-6, 6-3, 6-0 for game,” said Fenwick coach from. Eduardo Toranzo had net. Saugus 0 homers on the fourth pitch of her second straight WTA Tony Enos. “They are al- the lone goal for St. Mary’s, St. Mary’s (5-4-2) trav- Saugus (0-2) travels to the game, Derek Lowe makes Championship and 11th title ways one of our toughest while Ryan Fraher had one els to Cardinal Spellman Swampscott Wednesday af- it stand up and the Red Sox of the year. games, but a game I always assist. Wednesday (3). ternoon (3:30). TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION

PHOTO | MARK VERGARI/THE JOURNAL NEWS VIA AP Voters line up in front of the Yonkers Public Library in Yonkers, N.Y. Early vote total exceeds 2016; GOP chips at Dems’ advantage By Nicholas Riccardi crowded places on Nov. fraud. Election Day. Democrats have outvoted “You can’t force everyone and Angeliki 3 during the coronavirus On Oct. 15, Democrat- Analysts said the still Republicans by a 596,000 through a vote center on Kastanis pandemic. ic registrants cast 51 sizable Democratic turn- margin by mail, while Election Day. Are you go- ASSOCIATED PRESS The result is a total of percent of all ballots re- out puts extra pressure on Republicans only have a ing to expect all those Re- 58.6 million ballots cast ported, compared with the Republican Party to 230,000 edge in person. With eight days before publicans to stand in line Election Day, more people so far, more than the 58 25 percent from Repub- push its voters out in the In Nevada, where Dem- for eight hours?” already have cast ballots million that The Associat- licans. On Sunday, Dem- final week and on Nov. 3. ocrats usually dominate Campaigns typically in this year’s presiden- ed Press logged as being ocrats had a slightly That’s especially clear in in-person early voting but push their voters to cast tial election than voted cast through the mail or smaller lead, 51 percent closely contested states the state decided to send a ballots early so they can early or absentee in the at in-person early voting to 31 percent. such as Florida, Nevada mail ballot to every voter focus scarce resources 2016 race as the start of sites in 2016. The early vote totals, and North Carolina. this year, the GOP has a chasing more marginal in-person early voting in Democrats have contin- reported by state and lo- “This is a glass half-full, 42,600 voter edge in-per- voters as the days tick big states led to a surge in ued to dominate the initial cal election officials and glass half-empty situa- son while Democrats have down to Election Day. That turnout in recent days. balloting, but Republicans tracked by the AP, are tion,” said John Couvillon, a 97,500 advantage in usually saves them money The opening of early vot- are narrowing the gap. an imperfect indicator of a Republican pollster who mail ballots. on mailers and digital ads ing locations in Florida, GOP voters have begun to which party may be lead- tracks early voting close- “At some point, Repub- — something the cash- Texas and elsewhere has show up at early in-person ing. The data only shows ly. “They’re showing up licans have to vote,” said strapped Trump campaign piled millions of new votes voting, a sign that many party registration, not more,” he added, but “Re- Michael McDonald, a Uni- would likely want — and on top of the mail ballots heeded President Donald which candidate voters publicans need to rapidly versity of Florida political minimizes the impact of arriving at election offic- Trump’s unfounded warn- support. Most GOP voters narrow that gap.” scientist who tracks early late surprises that could es as voters try to avoid ings about mail-voting are expected to vote on In Florida, for example, voting on ElectProject.org. change the race. Trump charges into battleground states despite rising virus

By Zeke Miller, public health crisis in a 2016 and that will be crit- and Biden to reshape the Alexandra Jaffe century — with risks for ical to his reelection. Biden, contours of the race. But and Kevin Freking each candidate. meanwhile, is demonstrat- both men are fighting for ASSOCIATED PRESS “It’s a choice between a ing more confidence with any endgame advantage. Trump boom or a Biden signals that he’s hoping to Biden is leading Trump in LITITZ, Pa. — President lockdown,” Trump claimed expand his campaign map. most national polls and has Donald Trump embarked Monday in Pennsylvania. Though the Democrat an advantage, though nar- Monday on a final-week For Trump, the full-speed- was remaining close on rower, in many key battle- charge through nearly a ahead strategy could spread Monday to his Wilmington, grounds. dozen states ahead of the the virus in places that are Delaware, home, on Tues- While the final week of the election, overlooking a already setting new records day he will visit Georgia, a campaign is colliding with surge of coronavirus cas- and leave him appearing state that hasn’t voted for deepening concerns about es in the U.S. and a fresh aloof to the consequences. a Democratic presidential the COVID crisis in far-flung outbreak in his own White And if Biden comes up short candidate since 1992. He’s parts of the U.S., Trump is House. His Democratic ri- in the election, his lower-key dispatching his running anxious for voters to focus on val, Joe Biden, is holding PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS travel schedule will surely mate, Kamala Harris, later almost anything else. He’s far fewer events in an ef- come under scrutiny as a this week to Texas, which worried that he will lose if Volunteers load non-perishable foods in green fort to demonstrate that bad choice. hasn’t backed a Democrat the election becomes a ref- grocery bag that are then boxed up and put he’s taking the worsening Both men are making for the White House since erendum on his handling of on a pallet for distribution to a school stu- pandemic seriously. points with their travel Jimmy Carter in 1976. the pandemic. Biden, mean- dent food program at the Houston Food Bank The final days of the cam- plans. Trump was holding With more than a third while, is working to ensure Wednesday. paign are crystalizing the three events in Pennsyl- of the expected ballots in the race is just that, hitting starkly different approach- vania alone on Monday, the election already cast, Trump on the virus and pre- es Trump and Biden have suggesting he’s on defense it could become increasing- senting himself as a safer, Feeding Houston’s taken to address the worst in a state that he won in ly challenging for Trump more stable alternative. hungry: 1M pounds of Coronavirus deaths food daily for needy are rising as feared By Anita Snow and assistance monthly. John L. Mone “As a man, as a father, as By Lisa Marie Pane warned that it was only a ASSOCIATED PRESS a provider I felt at a low and Mike Stobbe matter of time before deaths point. I felt low,” Henton ASSOCIATED PRESS turned upward, given the HOUSTON — In car said as he waited in his record-breaking surge in lines that can stretch BOISE, Idaho — Deaths car near West Houston cases engulfing the country. half a mile, workers per day from the coronavi- Assistance Ministries, Deaths are a lagging indi- who lost jobs because rus in the U.S. are on the which gets food from the cator — that is, it generally of the coronavirus pan- rise again, just as health Houston Food Bank for takes a few weeks for people demic and other needy its care packages aimed at experts had feared, and people receive stagger- cases are climbing in prac- to sicken and die from the helping feed families for a coronavirus. ing amounts of food dis- week. “In this type of sit- tically every state, despite Michael Osterholm, a tributed by the Houston uation there’s nothing you assurances from Presi- University of Minnesota Food Bank. On some can really do.” dent Donald Trump over expert on infectious dis- days, the hundreds of Distributions by the the weekend that “we’re sites supplied by the Houston Food Bank now rounding the turn, we’re eases who warned over the country’s largest food average about 800,000 doing great.” summer of a fall surge, said bank collectively get 1 pounds daily after reach- With Election Day just what’s happening now is a million pounds. ing the unprecedented over a week away, average confluence of three factors: Among the ranks of re- 1 million pound mark deaths per day across the “pandemic fatigue” among cipients is unemployed for the first time in the country are up 10 percent people who are weary construction worker Her- spring, a level that the over the past two weeks, of hunkering down and man Henton, whose wife organization still delivers from 721 to nearly 794 as are venturing out more; is a home improvement periodically. of Sunday, according to “pandemic anger” among store worker and now the Before the coronavirus data from Johns Hopkins those are don’t believe the PHOTO | MARK LAMBIE/THE EL PASO TIMES VIA AP sole breadwinner for their struck, the group’s av- University. Confirmed in- scourge is a real threat; family of five. They tried erage daily distribution Divine Ayong seals a test in a biohazard bag af- fections per day are rising and cold weather, which to get food stamps but was 450,000 pounds, said ter collecting a sample Monday, Sept. 21, 2020, at in 47 states, and deaths are is forcing more Americans were told they only quali- Houston Food Bank Presi- The University of Texas at El Paso’s Fox Fine Arts up in 34. indoors, where the virus fied for $25 of federal food dent Brian Greene. building in El Paso, Texas. Health experts had can spread more easily. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2020 COMICS

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Wife with debilitating illness gets little help from husband DEAR ABBY: I am a it out and decided to give young woman who has Dear Abby is written by Abigail it another try. Now, after battled rheumatoid ar- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne learning he has another thritis and Sjogren’s syn- woman on the line, she drome for the past eight Phillips, and was founded by her kicked him out. years. My aunt passed mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact Abby, he is working away from complications Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. to get her back, and she of it at the age of 43, and seems to want to give I’m getting close to that Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. him another chance. I age. think it’s a losing game Since the beginning for her and more disap- of the pandemic, I have my life, and I have given should be with you so he pointment down the line. become increasingly dis- him material to read, but can fully understand My question is, how hon- abled. I can barely get he dismisses it. At this what’s going on and help est should I be about my out of bed without being point, I feel like packing you if you need it. If he unwillingness to go along in pain and cannot sleep. up and leaving because isn’t capable of doing with giving him a third Household chores have I’m a burden to him and that, you will have to chance? It seems like this become impossible, and I I don’t know what else to make other arrangements leopard won’t change his can get things done only do anymore. Advice? for your care and for the spots. near the end of the day housework you can no FULL OF PAIN CRYSTAL BALL IN when the swelling in my longer manage. MISSOURI joints goes down. DEAR FULL OF PAIN: Please stop beating I saw how this disease Packing up and leaving yourself up over this. You DEAR CRYSTAL BALL: robbed my aunt of her right now is not advis- have done nothing wrong. If you haven’t already ex- livelihood, but I also saw able. When couples prom- Your husband could just pressed your feelings to how my uncle helped her ise each other they will as easily be the unwell your friend, AND SHE with almost everything. I stick together “in sickness spouse, if fate hadn’t de- ASKS YOU FOR YOUR love my husband, but he and in health,” situations cided otherwise. OPINION, be fully honest seems to think that I can like the one in which you regarding your concerns just take a pill and in- find yourself is what’s DEAR ABBY: My about her ex-boyfriend’s stantly and magically be meant. friend just ended a re- character. I agree that fine, which is not true. He Does your doctor know lationship with her boy- having cheated on her not has unrealistic expecta- the degree to which your friend of over two years once but twice, the likeli- tions of me that I cannot health has declined in the that had progressed to hood of him doing it meet. last several months? If them moving in togeth- again is almost guaran- I have tried to get him not, put the person on no- er. About eight months teed. That said, you can’t to understand this is a tice! Schedule a consulta- ago, she found out he was live your friend’s life for chronic disease that will tion, if possible, and when having an online rela- her, and some people are be with me for the rest of you do, your husband tionship, but they talked slow to learn. BRIDGE

Don’t be in a rush; age gracefully Arthur C. Clarke, who was a top sci- bother to ask for the spade queen, ence fiction author, said, “We have to because he knew they had at least abandon the idea that schooling is a 10-card fit. something restricted to youth. How Declarer needed to find the club can it be, in a world where half the queen. But before deciding which things a man knows at 20 are no way to finesse, he played the other longer true at 40; and half the things three suits first. he knows at 40 hadn’t been discov- South won with dummy’s diamond ered when he was 20?” ace and ruffed a diamond high in his When playing through a bridge hand — a critical play. He led a trump deal, you learn more the older you to dummy’s queen, ruffed another become — the further through the diamond, crossed back to dummy play that you go. In today’s deal, South pushes into seven spades. with a trump and ruffed the last di- How should he plan the play after amond. Then he played three rounds West leads the diamond queen? of hearts, ruffing the last on the North responded with the Jacoby board. What had declarer learned? Forcing Raise, showing four or more He had discovered that East start- spades and at least game-forcing ed with one spade, six hearts and values. South launched Roman Key five diamonds. So, he must have only Card Blackwood, learning that his one club. South played a club to his partner had both missing aces and king, then ran the club jack through the spade king. Then, South did not West for a 100% finesse. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS

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Hol- The Voice (N) This Is Us “Forty: This Is Us “Forty: Boston Tonight Show-J. Late Night With Keep your guard up when working with others. Be private regarding your beliefs, * NBC News lywood Part One” (N) Part Two” (N) News Fallon Seth Meyers (N) WFXT Ent. TMZ (N) Cosmos: Possible NEXT “FILE 3” (N) Boston 25 News at Boston TMZ Live (N) National Boston ideas and intentions. Stick close to home, and you’ll avoid interference. 9 FOX Tonight Worlds 10PM (N) Tonight News Tonight WUTF ¿Qué culpa tiene Guerreros 2020 (N) Noticiero Vas con todo Vecinos Nosotros CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) = UMA Fatmagül? (N) Univisión los. WSBK Big Bang Big Bang Chicago P.D. Chicago P.D. “Rabbit WBZ News 10p (N) Seinfeld Big Bang Seinfeld Imp. Jok- Mike & A unique project will interest you. Consider the changes you will have to make to F MNT Theory Theory “Monster” Hole” Theory ers Molly accommodate what you want to pursue. Share your plans with a loved one. 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Don’t make a move or buy into something Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Modern Modern Modern Modern Modern USA because of peer pressure. cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Family Family Family Family Family (5:30) ›› “All Eyez on Me” (2017) Deme- 2020 Hip Hop Awards Awards honoring Chap- Chap- Chap- Chap- Chap- VH1 trius Shipp Jr., Danai Gurira. achievements in hip-hop music. (N) pelle’s pelle’s pelle’s pelle’s pelle’s B6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2020 Zeta likely hurricane before 7 held for suspected hitting Yucatan, heading for U.S. tanker hijack after commando raid parts of Cancun, stacked By Gabriel Alcocer along roadsides and in By Jill Lawless Police said officers were ASSOCIATED PRESS parks. There is concern ASSOCIATED PRESS speaking to crew mem- they could become projec- bers to determine exactly LONDON — Seven CANCUN,Mexico—A tiles when Zeta scrapes what had happened. stowaways seized when strengthening Tropical across the peninsula. The ship had left Lagos, Storm Zeta was expect- There are still a number British naval special forc- Nigeria, on Oct. 6 and had ed to become a hurricane of stoplights around the es stormed an oil tanker been due to dock in South- Monday on a track for vacation destination that in the English Channel ampton on Sunday morning. Mexico’s Yucatan Penin- have not been repaired have been arrested on Navios Tanker Manage- sula resorts and then like- since Delta. suspicion of hijacking, po- ment, which operates the ly move on for a possible Local authorities are lice said Monday. Liberian-registered ves- landfall on the central U.S. taking the storm seriously, Hampshire Police said sel, said the ship’s mas- Gulf Coast at midweek. but with a distinctly less the men, believed to be from ter became “concerned Zeta — the earliest ever alarmed tone than when Nigeria, were being held at for the safety of the crew 27th named storm of the Delta strengthened to a several police stations on due to the increasingly Atlantic season — was Category 4 storm off the suspicion of “seizing or ex- hostile behavior of the centered about 120 miles coast. Quintana Roo state ercising control of a ship by stowaways.” A 10-hour PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS southeast of Cozumel is- suspended alcohol sales use of threats or force.” They standoff ensued as the land Monday morning, the Monday and Gov. Carlos Beach hotel workers cover doors and windows have not been charged. tanker circled an area a U.S. National Hurricane Joaquín González said ev- with plywood as they prepare for the arriv- Police said the 22 crew few miles southeast of Center said. It had maxi- eryone should be off the al of Tropical Storm Zeta in Playa del Carmen, members of the Nave An- the Isle of Wight, south of mum sustained winds of streets by Monday after- Mexico, Monday. dromeda were “safe and Southampton. 70 mph. noon. well” after the raid, which “I think this has got all The storm was moving Residents were pulling most cases to move guests this month. unfolded after darkness the hallmarks of a situa- northwest at around 10 their boats from the wa- out of their hotels. Zeta had been daw- fell on Sunday. Special tion where a number of mph after being nearly ter, but the sort of panic The forecast track would dling Sunday because Boat Service commandos stowaways are seeking stationary over the week- buying seen in the run-up have Zeta hitting Cozumel it was trapped between were lowered by rope from political asylum, presum- end. Forecasters said Zeta to Delta was not evident and striking the mainland two strong high pressure helicopters onto the tank- ably in the U.K.,” said Bob was expected to move over Monday. just south of Playa del systems to the east and er, whose crew had locked Sanguinetti, chief exec- the Yucatan Peninsula State officials reported Carmen. Delta made land- west, said Brian McNoldy, themselves in a secure utive of the U.K. Cham- late Monday before head- nearly 60,000 tourists in fall Oct. 7 between Playa a hurricane researcher at part of the ship known as ber of Shipping. “At some ing into the Gulf of Mexico the state as of midweek. del Carmen and Cancun the University of Miami. the citadel. Within min- stage they got aggressive.” and then approach the U.S. The state government winds of 110 mph. The hurricane center utes, the stowaways were “Clearly no one knew at Gulf Coast by Wednesday, said 71 shelters were be- The government was said Zeta could bring 4 to in custody. the time how aggressive though it could weaken by ing readied for tourists or still handing out aid, in- 8 inches of rain to Mex- Maritime tracking web- they were, whether they then. residents who might need cluding sheet roofing, to ico, the Cayman Islands sites showed the ship were armed or not, what Trees felled by Hurri- them. Yucatan residents hit by and parts of Cuba, before reached port in South- their motives were, because cane Delta barely three Joaquín said he hoped it Hurricane Delta and Trop- drenching the central U.S. ampton, on England’s there will have been confu- weeks earlier still litter would not be necessary in ical Storm Gamma earlier Gulf Coast. south coast, early Monday. sion at that stage,” he said. CLASSIFIED

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By Aya Batrawy Emirates. Protests have tered the fray in support ASSOCIATED PRESS been held in Iraq, Turkey of France. and the Gaza Strip, and The teacher, who was DUBAI, United Arab Pakistan’s parliament killed by an 18-year-old Emirates — Muslims in the passed a resolution con- Chechen refugee, has been Middle East and beyond on demning the publication heralded at home as a na- Monday broadened their of cartoons of the prophet. tional symbol of France’s calls for boycotts of French The beheading earlier dearly held secular ideals products and protests, as a this month of a French and its rejection of any clash over depictions of the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS teacher who had shown whiff of religious intrusion Prophet Muhammad and caricatures of the proph- in public spheres. Young girls wearing masks to prevent the spread of the coronavirus the limits of free speech in- et in class has once again French President Em- place clothes on their heads to shelter them from rain due to Typhoon tensified. ignited a debate over manuel Macron has vig- Molave in Pampanga province, northern Philippines. Kuwaiti stores pulled such depictions — which orously defended such French yogurts and bot- Muslims consider blas- depictions as protected by tles of sparkling water phemous. The growing the right to free speech. At from their shelves, Qa- confrontation is raising a memorial for the teach- Philippines: Typhoon tar University canceled a political tensions between er last week, Macron said: French culture week, and France and some Mus- “We won’t renounce the calls to stay away from the lim-majority nations, es- caricatures.” Carrefour grocery store pecially Turkey, and could On Sunday, he appeared displaces 120,000 chain were trending on put pressure on French to double down. In tweets social media in Saudi Ara- companies. Other Europe- published in both Arabic bia and the United Arab an countries have also en- and English, he wrote: “We will not give in, ever.” people, 8 missing He added, however, that France does not accept hate speech and respects By Aaron Favila ing, mostly fishermen, but cover in relatives’ homes. all differences. ASSOCIATED PRESS five were later rescued Officials struggled to set His government plans a separately off the eastern people apart in emergency bill aimed at rooting out MANILA, Philippines island province of Catan- shelters due to the corona- what Macron calls “Isla- — A strong typhoon blew duanes, the Office of Civil virus pandemic. mist separatism,” which out of the Philippines on Defense said. Gov. Humerlito Dolor he contends has created a Monday after displacing The fast-moving typhoon said despite widespread parallel culture in France, more than 120,000 people, blew out of the country to damage in his hard-hit one that rejects French leaving several fishermen the South China Sea on province of Oriental Min- laws and norms. While he missing and causing at Monday afternoon with doro, no typhoon deaths blamed some of this sep- least six vessels to sink sustained winds of 130 were reported there. In aratism on France’s bru- or run aground in storm- kilometers (81 miles) per one area alone, 200 fami- tal colonial past in North tossed waters, officials hour and gusts of up to 160 lies lost their fishing boats, Africa, he was quoted as said. kph (99 mph), forecasters Dolor said. Many villag- saying Islam is “a religion Local authorities re- said. It roared overnight ers have started to leave that is in crisis all over the ported at least two dead across island provinces emergency shelters to fix world.” from Typhoon Molave, south of the capital, Ma- their battered homes, he Macron’s stance has including a villager who nila, which was lashed by said. drawn anger from both drowned, but the gov- strong winds but escaped “Many of them lost their everyday people and some ernment’s main disas- major damage. roofs, their walls and ceil- political leaders in the ter-response agency said More than 120,000 vil- ings,” he told DZMM radio. Muslim world. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS it would wait to include lagers fled to safety at the Dozens of villagers were Qatar University post- the deaths in its casualty height of the typhoon’s on- injured by falling trees Pakistan traders hold a banner with a defaced poned its French cultural count until after they are slaught, with more than and other storm debris picture of French President Emmanuel Macron week indefinitely, saying validated. 75,000 taking shelter in as the typhoon pounded during a protest against the publishing of car- its administration views At least 13 people were hundreds of evacuation entire provinces, officials icatures of the Prophet Muhammad they deem insults to Islam and its initially reported miss- centers. The rest took said. blasphemous, in Peshawar, Pakistan. symbols as unacceptable. Airstrike in Syria Strikers in kills over 50 Belarus press rebel fighters for authoritarian

By Sarah El Deeb Turkey on the strike. and Suzan Fraser Youssef Hammoud, a leader’s ouster ASSOCIATED PRESS spokesman for the Syrian opposition, said the air- KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — the country for 26 years BEIRUT — An airstrike strike targeted a military Factory workers, students and until recently has on a rebel training camp training camp for Faylaq in northwestern Syria and business owners in been able to successfully al-Sham in Idlib. Faylaq on Monday killed more Belarus on Monday began stifle dissent. al-Sham is the largest and than 50 Turkish-backed a strike to demand that Students in some uni- one of the best disciplined fighters and wounded authoritarian President versities refused to attend and trained of the Turk- nearly as many, in one Alexander Lukashenko lectures and marched of the heaviest blows to ish-backed armed factions resign after more than in Minsk in protest. the opposition’s strongest in the opposition. Its fight- two months of continuing Hundreds of small pri- groups, a spokesman and ers provide security for mass protests following a vate companies declared a war monitor said. Turkish troops deployed disputed election. Monday a nonworking The opposition blamed in northwest Syria. Most state-run enter- day, and shops and cafes Russia for the daytime The Russian state-fund- prises continued to op- closed, with their owners strike and vowed to retal- ed news agency Sputnik erate despite the strike, and employees forming iate for the attack on Fay- said the Syrian air force which was called by op- human chains all over the laq al-Sham. was behind the strike. It position leader Sviatla- capital. Russia and Turkey, al- called out Faylaq al-Sh- na Tsikhanouskaya. But Several divisions of though they support op- am as the largest Syrian analysts said it helped large plants in Minsk group to dispatch fighters mobilize opposition sup- said they were halting posite sides in Syria’s con- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS flict, have worked together to foreign conflicts. porters for a new round work, and employees of to maintain a cease-fire in Turkey firmly backs Azer- A woman draped in an old Belarusian national of confrontation with au- two plants in the west- the last enclave of Syria’s baijan in that country’s con- flag gestures during an opposition rally to pro- thorities, which poses a ern city of Grodno gath- rebels, centered on the flict with Armenia over the test the official presidential election results in significant challenge for ered in front of buildings province of Idlib. But the Nagorno-Karabakh region, Minsk, Belarus. Lukashenko, who has run there. attack comes as relations sending it weapons and — between the two countries reportedly — deploying al- have shown signs of strain lied Syrian fighters there. Thai protesters shun Parliament, over Turkey’s increased Ankara denies that claim, military involvement in but Moscow has criticized a region stretching from it for sending fighters. Syria to the Caucasus and Russia has military agree- ask Germany to probe king the Mediterranean. ments with Armenia but There was no immediate is also trying to maintain By Tassanee Parliament, which began that has been displayed marched to the embassy comment from Russia or warm ties with Azerbaijan. Vejpongsa and a special two-day session by some of the protest- in an effort to bring at- Grant Peck earlier Monday to address ers is unprecedented in a tention to the time King ASSOCIATED PRESS political tensions result- country where the royal Maha Vajiralongkorn ing from the near-daily institution has been con- spends in Germany. The BANGKOK — Pro-de- pro-democracy protests sidered sacrosanct. It has king in recent weeks has mocracy demonstrators in demanding the prime also led royalists to stage been in Thailand with a Thailand expanded their minister’s resignation, their own counter rallies busy schedule of ceremo- protests internationally constitutional changes and to denounce the pro- nial events. on Monday, marching to and reforms to the mon- testers for raising the is- A statement from the the German Embassy to archy. sue, increasing the risk of protest group said they appeal to Angela Merkel’s They believe the king confrontation. presented a letter to em- government to investigate wields an inordinate The protesters, estimat- bassy officials asking whether Thailand’s king amount of power in what ed by an Associated Press that Germany investigate has exercised political is nominally a democra- journalist to number be- whether the king “has power during his extended cy under a constitutional tween 5,000 and 10,000, conducted Thai politics PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS stays in Bavaria. monarchy. defied police warnings using his royal preroga- People attend funeral of fighters killed in an The protesters acted The scrutiny and public that they constituted tive from German soil or airstrike in the town of Idlib, Syria. while criticizing their own criticism of the monarchy an illegal assembly and not.” B8 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2020 BUSINESS How to help elderly Stocks rein in exorbitant fall perscription costs sharply ASSOCIATED PRESS By Carla Fried try to navigate the insane com- U.S. stocks fell sharp- TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE plexity of choice. More than half of people surveyed by KFF said ly Monday as a troubling One common cost of aging — they don’t review their coverage increase in coronavirus counts put investors in prescription drugs — eats up during the annual open enroll- a selling mood. The skid an ever bigger chunk of retiree ment period, and more than four came as doubts mount on budgets. An analysis of govern- in 10 people who have chronic Wall Street that Washing- ment data by the Senior Citizens conditions (and thus are most ton will come through with League reports that from 2000 motivated to have a cost-effective more stimulus for the econ- to 2020, the average out-of-pock- plan) said they didn’t comparison omy before Election Day. et cost for prescription drugs in- shop because it was too difficult PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE The S&P 500 slid 1.9 creased more than 250%, to near- to make sense of their options. percent, its biggest sin- ly $3,900 per household. During That’s understandable. 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