MONDAY, MARCH 8, 2021 Peabody partnership with vaccine provider in doubt

By Anne Marie Tobin The saga began with a statement made (March 3) when Gov. Charlie Baker an- in vaccinations for educators beginning ITEM STAFF by Superintendent Dr. Josh Vadala at the nounced that teachers can begin getting Saturday, March 13th.” March 2 School Committee special meeting. the vaccine on Thursday, March 11. The email went on to provide detailed PEABODY — When it comes to when, “In Peabody, we are in a uniquely bet- The announcement prompted Vadala to instructions and information on sched- where and how educators will get vacci- ter situation than many other communi- send an email to district employees out- uling vaccination appointments with nated, let’s just say it was a long — and ties,” said Vadala. “Pediatric Health will lining the detailed process by which Pea- PHCA, stating “PHCA has begun the rocky — week for Peabody schools. pre-register any educator that has a de- body teachers would get the vaccine. scheduling process (and) believes they The turmoil boiled down to one ques- sire to be vaccinated, so we have over 700 “(Wednesday’s) exciting news from the will be able to schedule everyone on our tion — has the district entered into a educators pre-registered. As soon as we Governor to allow educators to be eligible list within two to three days.” partnership with Peabody-based Pediat- get the green light, they will get the vac- for the vaccine is certainly a step in the Not so fast, said PHCA President Man- ric Health Care Associates (PHCA) to ad- cinations. We are doing everything in our right direction,” said Vadala. “I am happy aging Physician Dr. Stephen Kanarek, minister the vaccine to educators? power to get the teachers vaccinated.” to report that our partnership with Pedi- The answer depends on who you ask. That green light came the next day atric Health Care Associates will result VACCINES, A3 ‘Cannamom’ sold A new on health bene ts course of cannabis set for By Allysha Dunnigan nally prescribed opioids, ITEM STAFF which helped the pain but Nahant’s made her groggy, tired and LYNN — Barbara Van lazy. After consulting with Hoosen, who gave her- her husband, she stepped Kelley self the nickname “can- out of her comfort zone namom”, spends her days and tried medical canna- Greens as a senior wellness con- bis, saying that it changed sultant at Revolutionary her life for the better. Clinics, advising people of By Elyse Carmosino “I thought at rst, no I ITEM STAFF the health bene ts of med- can’t do that I’m a moth- ical cannabis use. er and a rule-follower,” NAHANT — After more Van Hoosen, of Lynn, is she said. “It has really than a year of contract ne- gotiations, town of cials a cannabis user herself, changed my life in a posi- have nally approved a turning to the drug to ease tive way, I can really reduce her chronic back pain. She Barbara Van Hoosen is a Senior Wellness Consultant, advising people lease for Kelley Greens said that she was origi- CANNAMOM, A3 on medical cannabis use. Golf Club and Restaurant. Following a lengthy bid process, Nahant’s Golf Course Committee and the Board of Selectmen Churches announced Thursday that Brett Waterman and Rhi- annon Evans of R & B deliver a Management have been INSIDE selected as the course’s new lessees. Negotiations Opinion healthy for the property were - Dr. Seuss: nalized Friday. Part Horton, message Town Administrator part Grinch. A4 Antonio Barletta said • he hopes the news will By Guthrie Scrimgeour bring about much-need- Don’t ignore and Trea Lavery ed changes for the prop- Medicare crisis. A4 ITEM STAFF erty’s restaurant, which closed inde nitely when LYNN — It was a morning of Lynn the COVID-19 pandemic worship and learning Sunday, as re extinguished began last March. the largely-Spanish church Min- before major damage. “The restaurant was al- isterios Vision Cristiana part- A6 most shut down and we nered with Dr. Catherine Reyes were changing contracts, Peabody of the Lynn Community Health so even though the course Center to educate the congrega- Boat catches re. A6 has continued to operate tion on the ongoing vaccination throughout COVID, the Sports process. restaurant really hasn’t After the usual services at the Lynn eld football to been running at full Ministerios Vision Cristiana on strength,” Barletta said. lean on senior class. Union Street, which included B1 “Hopefully with COVID song and dance to a live Span- restrictions lightening up ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS ish-language Christian rock and a contract signed with soundtrack, Dr. Reyes — who has a new management group, Dr. Catherine Reyes, a provider from Lynn Community Health worked at the Lynn Community Center, is ghting for equitable vaccine distribution through in- the restaurant and the golf creasing access and awareness for Lynn residents. REYES, A3 GREENS, A2 Swampscott High students conduct a special soap sale By Tréa Lavery ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — Like everyone else, students in Swampscott High School’s Discovery Learning Cen- ter are spending a lot of time lately washing their hands to stay healthy. Unlike everyone else, they have their very own homemade soap to help them do it. And soon they will start selling that soap PHOTO | BOB DAVIS to others in the district. Dunkin’ on Route 1, North reopened its new-look store. From left, Teacher Emily Borden Store Manager Mildred Guerrero, Saugus Selectman Debra Panetta runs the DLC, a special and Saugus Selectman Corine Riley; co-owner Christopher Furtado; education program that Bob Davis, superintendent of World Series Park; Town Manager Scott teaches students vocation- Crabtree; and Operations Manager Renee Porter. al and life skills through community-based instruc- By Elyse Carmosino fundraiser to raise money tion. Borden said when ITEM STAFF to install lights at the eld the COVID-19 pandemic Dunkin’ this spring. Park super- started, she had to get cre- SAUGUS — Furtado intendent Bob Davis said ative with her curriculum. (home) Management, owner of lights will complete the So she came up with proj- four Dunkin’ locations on eld by allowing it to offer ects that both her remote the North Shore, has do- night games and prevent ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK and in-person students nated $1,000 to the World games from being stopped could enjoy. runs in Series Park Lighting Fund. mid-match at nightfall. Swampscott High School student Kelvin Angei- “We had to learn how to Dunkin’s donation was ra adds glitter to melted soap to give it a nice World Series Park is in shimmer once the bar sets. SOAP, A2 Saugus the midst of a year-long DUNKIN’, A3

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They had success with that, so they started thinking about what they could do next to build on what they had learned. “We all talked as a group about the pandemic, and ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS how there’s really a couple underlying themes during Carla Wallenda has no fear of flying in Paw- Discovery Learning Center teacher Emily Borden instructs Swampscott the pandemic, and one tucket, Rhode Island on July 16, 1982. High School senior Kaio Stevens on how to trim pieces of soap in class. of them is self-care and self-awareness,” Borden glitter. sorted them into a bucket selling the soaps within Carla Wallenda, said. “And one really cool On a recent day in of other assorted shapes to the district for now. How- thing about taking care of the classroom, students be added to bars of soap. ever, she hopes that next yourself is giving yourself chopped, melted, stirred, He said that his favorite year, or even over the sum- member of famed and all-expenses-paid spa and poured soap, design- soap shape was the ones mer, they might be able to day!” ing both scented and un- that looked like dolphins. start visiting craft mar- high-wire act, dies at 85 Borden and her students scented bars. Each stu- Nearby, Kelvin Angueira, kets and farm stands and had made melt-and-pour dent had their own task, a postgraduate student, selling their work there. By Terry Spencer — all performed in the act. soaps before to give as working together from so- chopped up clear pieces of “Because of COVID, ASSOCIATED PRESS She began appearing in holiday gifts and had had cially-distanced tables to soap, melted them in a mi- we’re learning something the family’s show in 1947, fun, so it seemed the ob- make each batch, while re- crowave and poured them new, and we like it,” Bor- FORT LAUDERDALE, but not on the high wire at vious choice. She crowd- mote students researched over other colored shapes. den said. “So we’re not go- Fla. — Carla Wallenda, first, according to her biog- sourced funds on the ed- different soap-making Borden said that be- ing to stop when COVID a member of “The Flying raphy on the family’s web- ucation-oriented platform methods. cause they have a fairly stops.” Wallendas” high-wire act site. In 1951, her father DonorsChoose, and was Kaio Stevens, a senior small operation and don’t and the last surviving Tréa Lavery can be told her she could join the able to purchase supplies in the class from Nahant, currently have a way to child of the famed troupe’s high-wire act if she could including molds, soap bas- cut a long, molded stick of accept online payments, reached at tlavery@item- founder, has died at the do a headstand on top of es, dyes, fragrances and soap into small ducks and they’re only going to be live.com. age of 85. the family’s seven-person Her son, Rick Wallenda, pyramid. She was able to said on social media she join the high-wire act lat- died SaturdayIN MEMORIAM in Sarasota, er that year. A new course set for Florida,ANTHONY of natural RIZZO, JR. causes. She wasMARCH the 7, daughter 2021 of Carla Wallenda left the Karl Wallenda,ON HIS BIRTHDAY who had family act in 1961 to form founded the troupe in Ger- her own troupe. The next season, two of the Wallen- Nahant’s Kelley Greens many before moving to the United States in 1928 das were killed in an acci- to great acclaim. She was dent while performing the GREENS miliar with today. Evans added that the and Evans said they are the aunt of aerialist Nik pyramid. Her brother was From A1 Waterman, who is the two have already spoken looking forward to add- Wallenda. paralyzed. property’s former head with locals for input as to ing their own touch to the Carla Wallenda was Wallenda rejoined the course can be revitalized.” groundskeeper, said he what changes they’d like property, which has re- born on Feb. 13, 1936, and family troupe in 1965, re- The golf course has a and Evans, who previous- to see at the restaurant mained a popular Nahant Anthony your angel wings were ready, placing an aunt who died long history dating back ly worked as an executive moving forward. appearedbut our inhearts a werenewsreel not! in destination for decades. doing a solo act. to the first World War, head chef at a country club “We’re going to brighten 1939 as she learned how “It’s definitely a chal- Her husband, Richard when the U.S. Army took in New York, are excited to the place up a little bit,” to walkSo lovedthe &wire, So missed with her lenging place to maintain. father3/7 Mass and 10 a.m.mother, St Michael's Mati, Guzman, died in 1972 over the spot to use it as a bring their experience to she said. “Redecorate and It’s right on the water so looking Northon. AndoverBut she said when he fell 60 feet during base. The site was demol- the golf course. try to make it a little more we get a lot of wind, and her first time on the wire a performance in West Vir- ished twice — once during “The way this specific lo- comfortable and a little was much earlier. ginia. Her father died in World War I and again in cation is set up, I thought more welcoming.” it’s a lot cooler here in the “Actually, they carried 1978, falling while walking World War II — before it it would be a unique op- Although the restaurant summer, but it’s a local me across the wire when I a wire across a street in was remodeled into the portunity with both of our will likely remain closed spot,” Waterman said. “Ev- was 6 weeks old,” she said Puerto Rico. version residents are fa- skill sets,” Waterman said. through April, Waterman eryone loves it.” in a 2017 interview with a Still, she would not be Sarasota TV station. “My fa- deterred from performing. ther rode the bicycle and my “Accidents can happen mother sat on his shoulders, anyplace,” she told the Rhode Island Gov. McKee vows holding me and introducing Sarasota Herald-Tribune me to the public.” in 2014. “I have to make a She spent her younger living and this is the only to maintain fight against virus years traveling the country way I know or want to. I’ve as her father’s troupe per- done waitress work and PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) formed in the Ringling Bros. hated every minute of it. — Rhode Island Gov. Dan- circus. She had a brother, Why should I go and do a iel McKee vowed to lead Mario, and a sister, Jenny job that I hate?” the state back to a sense of normalcy in the wake of IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM the COVID-19 pandemic ANN MARIE BEHEN ANTHONY RIZZO, JR. during a ceremonial inau- 2004 ~ MARCH 6 ~ 2021 MARCH 7, 2021 guration held Sunday on ON HER 17 YEAR ANNIVERSARY ON HIS BIRTHDAY Remembering you today the Statehouse steps in and every day. Providence. Love, Mom, Joe, P.K., Colleen, and Erin “Together we’re going to keep Rhode Islanders healthy. We’re going to get us back to work. We’re IN-MEMORIAM going to get teachers and Gladys Alfonsi students safely back in March 8, 2021 Anthony your angel wings were ready, the classroom. And we’re but our hearts were not! going to get our business- Thank you for your love, es back in business,” McK- For your wisdom, and your So loved & So missed ee said. understanding. 3/7 Mass 10 a.m. St Michael's North Andover He pledged that the Love , state will not only recover, Kathy & Peg but come back stronger. IN MEMORIAM “Thankfully the vaccines Louis J. LeBlanc are here and we’re getting In loving memory on your 5th shots in arms,” McKee IN MEMORIAM Anniversary said. “We can see the light IN LOVING MEMORY OF March 8, 2016 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS GLENN S. PETERSON at the end of the tunnel. APRIL 14, 1969~MARCH 8, 2021 There is reason to have Rhode Island Democratic Gov. Dan McKee, front, is presented with the TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY hope.” ceremonial gorget by R.I. Army National Guard Major General Christo- The Democrat was pher P. Callahan, behind, during a ceremonial inauguration ceremony sworn-in Tuesday night in front of the Statehouse, in Providence, R.I. in a private Statehouse event following the res- also acknowledged the toll safety organizations, local Stripes Forever.” ignation of former Gov. that COVID-19 has taken shops and our own living Other speakers included Gina Raimondo, who is on the state. rooms each day and each Tina Cane, the state’s poet now President Joe Biden’s “Many have lost their night,” he added. laureate; Dr. Christopher commerce secretary. jobs or lost a business that During Sunday’s noon- Abhulime, pastor at King’s McKee is serving out the they have built for de- time ceremony, Secretary Tabernacle Church in remainder of Raimondo’s cades. So many have lost of State Nellie Gorbea Johnston; and Father Rob- IN MEMORIAM four-year term but has swore in McKee using his ert Marciano, president of Goodbyes are not friends and family mem- ANN MARIE BEHEN said he’ll run for gover- family’s Bible. First Lady Bishop Hendricken High forever... 2004 ~ MARCH 6 ~ 2021 bers to this virus. This Goodbyes are not GoneON HER is the 17 faceYEAR we ANNIVERSARY loved so dear, nor outright in 2022. The Susan McKee and the cou- School in Warwick. the end... SilentRemembering is the voice we you loved today to hear. 69-year-old served as the past year has been hard ple’s two grown children Only members of the They simply mean and every day. on all of us,” McKee said. I'll miss you... Too far away for sight or speech, state’s lieutenant gover- joined them for the cere- public who received an But notLove, too far Mom, for thoughtJoe, P.K., to reach. “We must also remem- Until we meet Colleen, and Erin nor and is a former long- mony. invitation were able to sit again. Sweet to remember him who once time mayor of Cumber- ber the heroism and the Kara McKee, their daugh- in the socially-distanced was here, And who, though absent, land. resolve that Rhode Is- ter performed the nation- Loved and missed every day, is just as dear. seating area. They were Mom, Dad, Derek, Jacinda, landers have shown in our Lovingly remembered, Jeanne and McKee thanked Rai- al anthem, and a Rhode also required to undergo Nanny and Grampy mondo for her leadership hospitals, nursing homes, Island National Guard COVID-19 screenings and and all your friends Bob, Al, Jimmy, Donna and family during the pandemic, and classrooms, our public quartet played “Stars and wear masks.

IN-MEMORIAM Gladys Alfonsi March 8, 2021

Thank you for your love, For your wisdom, and your understanding.

Love , Kathy & Peg MONDAY, MARCH 8, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 ‘Cannamom’ Dunkin’ (home) runs in Saugus DUNKIN’ better future.” and looks clean and mod- manent World Series Park From A1 Changes at the store are ern,” said selectwoman Lighting Fund plaque, sold on health meant to reflect the “next- Debra Panetta, who at- which will be installed on announced Friday during gen” look of the Dunkin’ tended the event with the third base dugout. a grant reopening ceremo- brand, which changed its Board of Selectmen vice Donations to the light- ny of its newly-renovated name from “Dunkin’ Do- chair Corinne Riley. “I ing fund can be made by Broadway location. nuts” to simply “Dunkin’” wish the owners and em- benefits of visiting the World Series “We support World in September 2018. ployees good fortune with Series Park because it “We very much appre- their beautiful new cafe. Park website at world- provides a place for the ciate this donation to our I’m sure my family and I seriespark.net and click- community to gather, be lighting fund,” Davis said. will continue to frequent ing on the GoFundMe cannabis outside, and be active, pro- button in the upper right “Their longtime and ongo- this Dunks often. I do love CANNAMOM tual consultation program. moting better health and ing support has been in- Dunkin’ Donut coffee.” hand corner of the page. From A1 The word “marijuana” wellbeing,” said Dunkin’ valuable.” She also thanked Fur- To donate by mail, checks carries a stigma, some co-owner Christopher The Furtado family has tado and his family for should be made payable my pain and still stay very believing that it is a gate- Furtado. “We also want been a consistent support- their donation, and added: to World Series Park and functional. I don’t have to way to other, more serious to thank the Saugus com- er of the park over the “Bob Davis and his family sent to World Series Park be high in order to get a drugs. Van Hoosen said munity for supporting our years, with Davis noting have done a beautiful job at 8 Holden Ave., Saugus, family-owned business. great benefit from canna- that in her experience, she the family made large creating and maintaining MA, 01906. Donors should Without their loyalty and donations when the field World Series Park over bis.” has noticed that cannabis indicate that the check is patronage, we would not was first opened in 2004, the years, so this donation Van Hoosen said that has actually acted as an for the lighting fund. there is a negative conno- exit drug to patients strug- have made it through and again when the park’s will definitely go to good some challenging times, first lighting fund kicked use,” she said. tation around the medical gling with addiction issues. Elyse Carmosino can be use of marijuana, stating She emphasized that (and) we look forward to off in 2011. Those who donate $100 reached at ecarmosino@ that she tried to keep her medical cannabis doesn’t partnering with the Sau- “The restaurant has or more will have their use a secret for over two make you unproductive gus community to build a been totally remodeled name included on the per- itemlive.com years. and dysfunctional if it is “Once I saw how many pa- used correctly, which is tients really had life-chang- what she is there to teach. Churches deliver a healthy message ing, positive experiences “I’ve seen so many suc- with cannabis, and I knew cess stories,” she said. that my own story was so “The opioids didn’t allow REYES positive, I came out as a pa- me to be functional. Can- From A1 tient,” she said. nabis has made me, and Health Center for five As a senior wellness so many of my patient’s, years — spoke on common consultant, she tries to a better mother, partner, myths associated with the normalize the medical use human and employee in vaccine, how to get vacci- of cannabis, highlighting the world.” nated, and who is eligible. the various benefits and She wants people to “I know that there are teaching people how to ac- know that they should some people that are wor- curately use products. not be ashamed of using ried about the vaccine,” She began as a recep- cannabis. She works hard said Dr. Reyes to the crowd tionist at Revolutionary trying to help patients of about 100 worshippers. Clinic and witnessed how fight through the stigma, “I already took two doses, many people rely on and while remaining mindful and both my parents took appreciate medical canna- and cautious of people’s their first doses.” Dr. Catherine bis use. This enticed her boundaries and concerns. She explained that the Reyes, a to continue her studies Van Hoosen wants to use vaccine is available to peo- provider on this aspect, eventually her story to be a positive ple who qualify regardless from Lynn landing her as one of the role model, knowing that of their immigration sta- Community only wellness consultants there will always be people tus and free whether or Health Center, in the medical cannabis out there that will judge not they have health in- is fighting industry in Massachu- and think differently. surance. for equitable setts. Her role is to guide “I am a normal, typical “It is important to tar- vaccine new and existing patients mom, who is a pretty darn get the messages through distribution through their cannabis good mom. I’m not perfect, someone that people through use, whether it is sug- but I am way better with trust,” said Dr. Reyes. increasing gesting types of edibles, cannabis in my life than “(Those whom) a lot of peo- access and CBD oils and products, or I was without,” she said. ple trust are their church awareness advising patients on cus- “My pain is gone and I am leaders.” tomized amounts and fre- happier and more ener- for Lynn She also felt that it was residents. quency of usage. gized.” useful to speak to church Since the pandemic, Van She noted that she usu- groups also because of ITEM PHOTO | Hoosen said that she has ally only uses CBD at their reach. The service JULIA HOPKINS witnessed more people night, so she can sleep Sunday was broadcast to turn to medical cannabis. well and not be woken up hundreds of people, both things online and who are vaccine, so we want to give pulmonary disease, down When medical cannabis by her pain. in person and virtually. not fluent in English or them confidence in the im- syndrome, heart condi- businesses were consid- Van Hoosen has a back- Dr. Reyes hoped that her who have concerns about portance of getting vacci- tions, weakened immune ered essential, she said ground in social psychol- information would dispel putting their information nated.” systems, obesity, preg- they found that many ogy and is open to speak- misconceptions about the up on a website,” said Dr. Of Dr. Reyes, he said that nancy, sickle cell disease, ing with people through more people that were dangers of the vaccine. Reyes. “We have to ensure she was “well-known in smoking, type two diabe- email, a phone call or vid- originally buying recre- “For everything we do that we have equitable ac- the city among the Span- tes and asthma. eo chat, whichever is more ationally, eventually ac- medically we’re looking at cess and the one size fits ish speaking population,” Those who qualify can quired a medical card. comfortable. Some people risk versus benefits. And all approach of the state is which will make it easier schedule an appointment “What we really found favor a detailed conver- the risk of not getting vac- not doing that at all.” for her to reach them. at the Lynn Tech Vaccina- within people buying in the sation, figuring out what cinated is getting ill with She pointed to prob- Pastor Alejandro Mat- tion site. adult market was that peo- would work best for them COVID,” said Dr. Reyes. lems with translation on ul of Ministerios Vision In the next group, the ple were really buying for while others prefer quick “And we know that a cer- the state website, which Cristiana, who conducted vaccine will become avail- medical reasons: insomnia, suggestions and tips. tain percentage of those makes it more difficult for the service, hopes that the able to many other essen- anxiety and stress,” she Her patient’s positive people get really ill. And non-English speakers to vaccination process will tial workers. A full list of said. “They were amazed feedback and appreciation some of them die. So not sign up for vaccines, and lead to a return to life be- those who will be eligible at how many more options for her role has increased getting the vaccine has the state’s failure to tar- fore the pandemic. will be available on the were available to medical the appeal, so Revolution- risks.” get the hardest hit com- “When everyone gets state website. patients and wanted guid- ary Clinic has hired an- “The risk that scientists munities like Lynn more vaccinated, everything can Willy Gomez, 22, who ance on this.” other wellness consultant have found in the vaccine directly. go back to normal,” said has been involved in the Receiving a medical card to satisfy the patient’s is very low compared to This is the third week- Matul. “The pandemic has church his entire life, saw is a two-step process in- questions, concerns and the possibility of getting end that Dr. Reyes has been difficult for spiritual Reyes’ message as vital cluding being certified by a needs. COVID and dying,” said partnered with faith or- life because people need to for the rest of the congre- clinician, followed by regis- Patients, or people Dr. Reyes. “What matters ganizations to deliver vac- get together and interact.” gation to hear. tering with the state. Van thinking of pursuing a is saving lives, and the cine information. Matul has offered his “At our church almost Hoosen acts as a lifeline to medical marijuana card vaccine is really, really do- Key to this outreach is space as a vaccination these people, whether they or curious for more infor- ing that.” Pastor Eduardo Cacéres, site, if necessary. nobody speaks English are new to medical canna- mation, can reach out to She also emphasized the who coordinated much of The state is currently in and everyone is kind of old bis use or not. schedule an appointment importance of reaching the outreach between the Phase Two, Group Two of school. When people start “Some people would tell by emailing virtualconsul- the hispanic population, Health Center and the the vaccination distribu- to talk about new science, me that they’ve had anxi- [email protected]. which has been struggling faith community. tion process, under which they often don’t under- ety or insomnia and have More information can to access the vaccine, and “I have a lot of connec- people with two or more stand it,” said Gomez. been able to keep it in also be found on the web- was disappointed at the tions with the Hispanic certain medical conditions “It’s important to re- check, but the pandemic site at https://www.revolu- way that the state had pastors in the city. We and those over the age of member that God gave has just exacerbated ev- tionaryclinics.org/resourc- handled equity in vaccine had a meeting with the 65, along with residents doctors the wisdom,” said erything and now they es/become-a-patient/. distribution. doctor to try to start to and staff of low-income Gomez, who also translat- need help,” she explained. “Right now the biggest share information about and affordable senior ed Reyes’ message for the She has given guidance to Allysha Dunnigan can problem is lack of access, the vaccine,” he said. “A lot housing can be vaccinated. congregation. “God guided over 300 people since the be reached at adun- for people who are not of people, because of their These conditions include everyone who studied the pandemic through her vir- [email protected] great at signing up for faith, don’t want to get the cancer, chronic obstructive vaccine.”

LAW OFFICES OF Peabody partnership with vaccine provider in doubt JAMES J. CARRIGAN • Social Security Disability VACCINES body Federation of Teach- officials to try to work “I have done my best to vaccinations through CVS • Workers Compensation From A1 ers (PFT) to join the fray. things out.” keep you updated with now and the state website • Accidents “I know everyone is up- In a statement issued the latest information as if you qualify,” Henry said. 25 years located across who stated in a Salem set about the issue with by Vadala later that same I receive it. Unfortunately, “The PFT takes this situa- from Lynn District Court News article published on- the Salem News article on day, he said he has a meet- like many things with the tion seriously, and we are 15 Johnson St. line Saturday that PHCA vaccinations,” PFT Presi- ing with PHCA on Monday state this year, guidance reaching out to anyone 781-596-0100 “is no longer working with JAMES J. CARRIGAN dent Mary Henry said in to discuss the vaccine reg- and directives continue to and everyone who may ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Peabody schools.” an email to union mem- istration process and that change. I am committed to be able to help us address LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL Kanarek went on to say bers. “Dr. Vadala did not the district is committed advocating for the state to this matter quickly.” www.jamescarriganlaw.com that, while it was true lie to us about the plan, to getting educators vacci- allow us some flexibility Henry said she said she [email protected] that PCHA had been in and we are still trying nated as soon as they are to maintain this partner- plans to speak at Tues- discussions with the dis- to move forward in good eligible. ship.” day’s School Committee trict for several weeks, “it faith with the district. Un- He said the confusion Henry’s statement also meeting and that the never went anywhere be- 781-593-7700 fortunately, his statement began Friday morning indicated her concerns union is considering other Publishing Daily, except Sundays cause we never registered in the newspaper caused when the state expressed that “the district seems legal actions “to advocate USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 anyone in our system. Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA We never scheduled any other districts to complain concerns with the process interested in returning for our rights.” and additional offices. teachers. We never got to about our plan.” Peabody had proposed to to school whether or not Efforts by The Item to Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item Henry said she and field register educators. we are vaccinated before- reach Vadala; Ted Betten- Subscriptions that point.” Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States Vadala was also quot- representative Nick Di- “We assured the state hand,” adding that based court, who is School Com- $30.00 for 4 weeks ed extensively, saying he Pardo met with Vadala that teachers would not be on a recent survey the mittee chairman in addi- $95.00 for 13 weeks “misspoke” and that using on Friday and that, while entered into any system “vast majority” of educa- tion to being mayor; and $185.00 for 26 weeks Vadala said “the Common- until Wednesday, March tors want to be vaccinated PHCA representatives $340.00 for 1 year the word “pre-registered” Send payment to and POSTMASTER, was “a poor word choice on wealth is giving him a 11, Vadala said. “Anything prior to returning to the were not successful. send address changes to: my end.” hard time about our vac- before that date would be classroom full-time. The Daily Item Vadala’s back-peddling cination plan, he is still a compliance issue and “We need to weigh our Anne Marie Tobin can 110 Munroe St. be reached at atobin@ P.O. Box 5 sparked an immediate working with Pediatric jeopardize FCA’s vaccine options and I encourage Lynn, MA 01903 outcry, prompting the Pea- Healthcare and the state site. you to continue to seek itemlive.com. A4 MONDAY, MARCH 8, 2021 OPINION

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Anna Zenger and the [email protected] U.S. society may seem ev- New York Weekly Journal doing what? [email protected] A. Discovering chemo- ident today. But it wasn’t D. Elizabeth Timothy Ext. 4 always so. and the South Carolina therapy B. Preserving Native Sports The quiz below, from the Gazette [email protected] Ashbrook Center at Ash- American rights and sov- EDITORIAL land University, provides 4. Clara Shortridge Foltz ereignty Ext. 5 an opportunity for you is credited with which of C. Integrating public Retail and Online schools Advertising to test your knowledge of these achievements? [email protected] women’s achievements in A. Creating California’s D. Spying during the the United States. parole system American revolution ADVERTISING Dr. Seuss: B. Ensuring women the Ernie Carpenter Jr. 1. In 1848, suffragists right to practice law in 9. Which of the following Director of Advertising women was instrumental and Business Development, ext. 1355 Elizabeth Cady Stanton California [email protected] Part Horton, and Lucretia Mott or- C. Pioneering the idea of in founding the Red Cross? A. Elizabeth Blackwell Ralph Mitchell ganized the rst wom- a public defender Sales Representative, ext. 1313 an’s rights convention in D. All of the above B. Florence Nightingale [email protected] C. Clara Barton part Grinch American history, which Eric Rondeau was held in Seneca Falls, 5. Who was the rst fe- D. Margaret Zanger Sales Representative, ext. 1280 Editorial from the Los Angeles Times editorial N.Y. The statement of Sen- male U.S. senator and [email protected] 10. Which rst lady board timents and Grievances, what state did she repre- Patricia Whalen published at the end of the sent? served as the rst chair of Sales Representative, ext. 1310 the U.N. Commission on [email protected] Read Across America Day was celebrated Tues- convention, used language A. Rebecca Felton of from what historical docu- Georgia Human Rights? BUSINESS OFFICE day, as it is every year, on the birthday of the A. Florence Kling Hard- ment? B. Hattie Caraway of Ar- Susan J. Conti late Theodore Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss. ing A. U.S. Constitution kansas Controller, ext. 1288 Yet neither the National Education Association, B. Grace Goodhue [email protected] B. Declaration of Inde- C. Rose Long of Louisi- which launched Read Across America Day, nor Coolidge pendence ana Ted Grant C. Eleanor Roosevelt Publisher, ext. 1234 President Joe Biden mentioned Geisel in their of- C. Emancipation Procla- D. Dixie Graves of Ala- D. Bess Wallace Truman [email protected] cial proclamations this week. mation bama Marian Kinney Not coincidentally, that was the same day Dr. D. The Federalist Papers Answers: 1-B, 2-A, 3-D, ext. 1212 Seuss Enterprises, which preserves the author’s 6. Who is the rst female [email protected] 4-D, 5-A, 6-C, 7-D, 8-B, 9-C, legacy, announced that it would cease publication 2. Who was the rst CEO of a Fortune 500 10-C Will Kraft of six of Geisel’s books because of racist wording woman to testify on wom- company? Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 and imagery, including the rst book under his en’s right to vote before a A. Marion West at Gold- Sarah Morgan Smith is [email protected] pen name, “And to Think That I Saw It on Mul- congressional committee, en West Financial Corp. director of faculty at the Paula Villacreses berry Street.” The offending illustrations, which arguing that the 14th and B. Linda Wachner at Ashbrook Center at Ash- A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 Geisel drew, included images of Chinese people in 15th amendments to the Warnaco Group Inc. [email protected] land University and editor coolie hats and Black Africans with hoops through Constitution already gave C. Katharine Graham at Mike Shanahan them the right? The Washington Post Co. of Ashbrook’s compendi- Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 their noses. [email protected] The master of anapestic tetrameter for the ear- A. Victoria Woodhull D. Jill Barad at Mattel um “Gender and Equality: B. Tennessee Cla in Core Documents.” Carolina Trujillo ly-reader set is under re these days not just for Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 problematic material in his children’s books, but [email protected] for advertisements in Jim Wilson his earlier years that Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 contained even crueler [email protected] stereotypes of minori- CIRCULATION ties. And in his other Lisa Mahmoud Manager, ext. 1239 children’s books, hu- [email protected] man characters were almost always white. CUSTOMER SERVICE As a result, various La’ Mosha Ball groups have called Customer Service, ext. 1276 [email protected] for downgrading his prominence as a chil- GRAPHICS dren’s author. Trevor Andreozzi Geisel also produced Designer [email protected] a body of work during Sean Casey PHOTO | CALIFORNIA MUSEUM the World War II era Designer that was decidedly [email protected] Whatever Geisel’s anti-isolationist and strengths and short- Amanda Lunn anti-racist — while at Designer comings were in his the same time showing [email protected] work outside of chil- terrible stereotypes of Edwin Peralta Jr. dren’s literature, the Japanese people. Designer books themselves [email protected] It’s tempting in should stand and ROBERT E. MOFFIT these days of extreme NEWSROOM fall on their own. reactions to reject an Mike Alongi And most of them artist’s entire oeuvre Sports Editor, ext. 1228 stand. Don’t ignore Medicare crisis [email protected] over shortcomings as a person or as an artist — and for a backlash to Elyse Carmosino Of cial Washington, Statewide lockdowns Congress could enact a Reporter, ext. 1264 be mounted against that rejection, claiming that [email protected] D.C., just got another early shocked the economy, temporary Part A premi- this is so-called cancel culture attempting to limit warning. The Congressio- spiking widespread busi- um — the equivalent of Allysha Dunnigan speech. nal Budget Of ce recently ness closures and driv- a surcharge — to cover Reporter, ext. 1302 But whatever Geisel’s strengths and shortcom- con rmed the Medicare ing high unemployment. the Medicare trust fund’s [email protected] ings were in his work outside of children’s litera- trustees’ 2020 report that These disruptions reduced projected de cit, and elim- Tréa Lavery ture, the books themselves should stand and fall the Medicare trust fund Medicare’s job-based fed- inate it when the fund is Reporter, ext. 1317 on their own. And most of them stand. — the Part A account that eral payroll taxes, threat- rebalanced. [email protected] At the same time, Dr. Seuss Enterprises was funds the hospitalization ening insolvency earlier The big change would Gayla Cawley right to stop publication of the six books. A great be to build on the suc- Regional Editor, ext. 1236 and related services — than anticipated. [email protected] deal of non contemporary literature involves plot- faces insolvency in 2026. Insolvency two years ear- cesses of Medicare Advan- Insolvency means that lier or later makes little tage, Medicare’s system of Cheryl Charles ting and characters that would not be accepted News Editor, ext. 1278 in modern works. They remain classics in many Medicare wouldn’t be able difference. Washington pol- competing private health [email protected] to fully reimburse hospi- icymakers must soon make plans, and enact a compre- cases because we as adults understand the con- Spenser Hasak text. But the standard should be different when tals, nursing homes and some big decisions and hensive de ned-contribu- Photographer, ext. 1332 tion program and harness we’re talking about the kind of rhyming, colorfully home health agencies for cannot escape responsibil- [email protected] promised bene ts. In 2026, ity for what will happen to the powerful forces of con- illustrated books that very young children have Julia Hopkins Medicare payments would the program, its bene cia- sumer choice and market read to them. They are exposed over and over — Photographer, ext. 1224 be immediately cut by 10 ries or the taxpayers. competition. That would [email protected] because as any parent knows, children want their percent, and the payment What to do? If Congress not only improve the qual- favorite books repeated ad in nitum — to racist, Thor Jourgensen cuts would continue each and the White House re- ity of care, but also control Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 inaccurate images and lilting wording that, for year thereafter. ally wanted to eliminate costs for bene ciaries and [email protected] example, describes people with eyes “at a slant.” Medicare patients would Medicare trust fund de - taxpayers alike. Daniel Kane If the books can’t be xed, they no longer deserve be hit hard. You cannot cits altogether — a big if That is a big job, and it Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 [email protected] to be in print. cut provider payments for — the trustees say that must start sooner rath- It’s heartening to see a new generation of pic- medical services without Washington could either er than later. It will take Steve Krause a combination of brains, Senior Writer, ext. 1229 ture books expose children to a more diverse and impacting the bene cia- raise the standard payroll [email protected] inclusive sensibility. But let’s not forget that Dr. ries of those services. tax from 2.9 percent to guts and bipartisan coop- eration. It’s called states- Guthrie Scrimgeour Seuss was, in general, a treasure, and it’s sadden- The COVID-19 pan- 3.66 percent, immediately, Reporter, ext. 1222 ing to see Geisel’s name left out of a day that was demic brie y highlighted or reduce Medicare trust manship. [email protected] Medicare’s vulnerabili- fund expenditures by 16 timed to honor his legacy. Books still matter. Fun Robert E. Mof t, Ph.D, Anne Marie Tobin still matters. At his best, which was often, Dr. Se- ty to economic setbacks percent. That is unlikely. Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 is a senior fellow in do- uss combined them. when CBO last September Painless solutions are [email protected] projected trust fund insol- nonexistent. But targeted mestic policy studies at TECHNOLOGY vency even earlier: 2024. solutions are available. The Heritage Foundation. Tim Noyes Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] MONDAY, MARCH 8, 2021 A3 Community Calendar Monday, March 8 - Sunday, March 14

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Cuomo defiant as top New York lawmakers call on him to quit By Karen Matthews politicians.” and David Porter In a brief phone conver- ASSOCIATED PRESS sation Sunday prior to the press conference, Cuomo NEW YORK — The two told Stewart-Cousins he top Democrats in New wouldn’t quit and they York’s legislature with- would have to impeach drew their support for Gov. him if they wanted him Andrew Cuomo on Sunday out of office, according to a FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS amid mounting allegations person who was briefed by of sexual harassment and someone on the call. The Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., speaks during a undercounting COVID-19 person spoke to The Asso- Senate Committee on Energy and Natural deaths in nursing homes. ciated Press on condition of Resources hearing on the nomination of Rep. Senate Majority Leader anonymity because the call Debra Haaland, D-N.M., to be Secretary of the Andrea Stewart-Cousins was intended to be private. Interior on Capitol Hill in Washington. became the first senior Cuomo said the next six Democrat in the state to months will determine say the three-term gover- how successfully New York With virus aid in sight, nor should resign. Assem- emerges from the coronavi- bly Speaker Carl Heastie rus pandemic. “I’m not go- stopped short of demand- ing to be distracted because Democrats debate ing that Cuomo quit, but FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS there is too much to do for said in a statement that New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo speaks during the people,” he said, noting filibuster changes “it is time for the Gover- a news conference at a COVID-19 vaccination that the state must pass a nor to seriously consider site in the Brooklyn borough of New York. budget within three weeks By Hope Yen party-line 50-49 vote. whether he can effectively and administer 15 million ASSOCIATED PRESS Final passage is expect- meet the needs of the peo- more COVID-19 vaccines. ed Tuesday in the House Stewart-Cousins said in after a Sunday press con- WASHINGTON — With ple of New York.” Support for Cuomo has if leaders can hold the a statement. “New York ference where Cuomo said President Joe Biden on On Saturday, two more eroded with surprising support of progressives is still in the midst of this it would be “anti-democrat- the verge of his first women who worked for speed as he’s faced twin frustrated that the Senate pandemic and is still fac- ic” for him to step down. big legislative victory, a Cuomo publicly accused scandals, one over his narrowed unemployment ing the societal, health “There is no way I resign,” key moderate Democrat him of inappropriate be- treatment of women in the benefits and stripped out and economic impacts of it. Cuomo told reporters. said Sunday he’s open to havior, on the heels of other workplace, and a second an increase to the federal We need to govern without “They don’t override the changing Senate rules allegations in recent weeks. minimum wage to $15 an daily distraction. For the people’s will, they don’t over his administration’s that could allow for more “Every day there is hour. good of the state Governor get to override elections,” months-long refusal to re- party-line votes to push another account that is Cuomo must resign.” he said. “I was elected by lease complete statistics Over the weekend, the through other parts of chair of the Congressio- drawing away from the Her public push for his the people of New York on COVID-19 deaths in the White House’s agenda business of government,” resignation came shortly state. I wasn’t elected by nursing homes. nal Progressive Caucus, such as voting rights. representing around 100 West Virginia Sen. Joe House liberals, called the Manchin stressed that he Senate’s weakening of U.S. states look to step up wolf wants to keep the proce- some provisions “bad pol- dural hurdle known as the icy and bad politics.” But filibuster, saying major Rep. Pramila Jayapal, legislation should always D-Wash., also character- kills, pushed by Republicans have significant input ized the changes as “rela- from the minority party. tively minor concessions” By Matthew Brown tration lifted protections But he noted there are and emphasized the bill and Iris Samuels for wolves in the Great other ways to change the retained its “core bold, ASSOCIATED PRESS Lakes region, hunters us- rules that now effectively progressive elements.” ing hounds and trappers require 60 votes for most Biden says he would BILLINGS, Mont. — blew past the state’s har- legislation. One example: sign the measure immedi- Payments for dead wolves. vest goal and killed almost the “talking filibuster,” ately if the House passed Unlimited hunting of the twice as many as planned. which requires senators to it. The legislation would animals. Shooting wolves The timing of the Wis- slow a bill by holding the allow many Americans to from the air. consin hunt was bumped floor, but then grants an receive $1,400 in direct Wolf hunting policies in up following a lawsuit that “up or down” simple ma- checks from the govern- some states are taking an raised concerns President jority vote if they give up. ment this month. aggressive turn, as Republi- Joe Biden’s administration “The filibuster should be “Lessons learned: If we can lawmakers and conser- would intervene to restore painful, it really should be have unity, we can do big vative hunting groups push gray wolf protections. The painful and we’ve made things,” a jubilant Senate to curb their numbers and group behind the suit has it more comfortable over Majority Leader Chuck propose tactics shunned by close links to Republican the years,” Manchin said. Schumer, D-N.Y., told The many wildlife managers. political circles includ- “Maybe it has to be more Associated Press in an in- In Montana, lawmakers ing influential donors the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS painful.” terview after Saturday’s are advancing measures Koch brothers and notable A gray wolf is seen at the Wildlife Science Cen- “If you want to make it vote. to allow shooting wolves Trump loyalists — Kris Ko- ter in Forest Lake, Minn. a little bit more painful, Still, the Democrats’ ap- at night and payments bach, a former U.S. Senate make him stand there and proach required a last-min- to hunters reminiscent of candidate from Kansas, and now is different: an increas- Dan Vermillion, former talk,” Manchin added. “I’m ute call from Biden to bounties that widely ex- rock star and gun rights ad- ingly politicized campaign chairman of Montana’s willing to look at any way Manchin to secure his vote terminated the species last vocate Ted Nugent. to drive down wolf numbers fish and wildlife commis- we can, but I’m not willing after he raised late resis- century. Idaho legislation Antipathy toward wolves sometimes using methods sion. Vermillion and oth- to take away the involve- tance to the breadth of un- would allow hunters to for killing livestock and anathema to North Ameri- ers said wolves were be- ment of the minority.” employment benefits. That shoot them from motorized big game dates to early can hunting traditions, ac- ing used to stoke political Democrats are beginning immediately raised ques- parachutes, ATVs or snow- European settlement of cording to former wildlife outrage in the same way to look to their next legisla- tions about the path ahead mobiles year-round with the American West in the officials and advocates. Second Amendment gun tive priorities after an early in a partisan environment no limits in most areas. 1800s, and flared up again “It’s not a scientific ap- rights were used in recent signature win for Biden on where few, if any, Republi- And in Wisconsin, just after wolf populations re- proach to wildlife manage- elections to raise fears Saturday, with the Senate cans are expected to back weeks after President bounded under federal pro- ment. It’s management Democrats would restrict approving a $1.9 trillion planks of the president’s Donald Trump’s adminis- tection. What’s emerging based on vengeance,” said firearms. COVID-19 relief plan on a agenda. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MARCH 8, 2021 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Washington Street at 5:30 Lynn re extinguished larly arrests, re ect police records. p.m. Friday; at 31 Curwin In the event of a perceived inac- Circle at 5:54 p.m. Friday; curacy, it is the sole responsibility at Essex St. and Liberty St. at 6:35 p.m. Friday; at 325 of the concerned party to contact Boston St. at 11:38 a.m. before major damage the relevant police department and Saturday; at Summer Street have the department issue a no- and Witt Street at 1:34 p.m. By Guthrie which they were able to caused by smoking ciga- He speculated that these tice of correction to the Daily Item. Saturday; at 16 Cedar St. at Scirmgeour put down before it spread rettes,” said Zukas. “And res might have been Corrections or clari cations will not 1:57 p.m. Saturday; at 555 ITEM STAFF to the home. if it wasn’t put out quickly caused by people smoking be made without express notice of Western Ave. at 2:13 p.m. There were no injuries. it could have been another cigarettes purchased from Saturday; at Boston Street LYNN — Fire ghters According to Fire Cap- one of these big res.” change from the arresting police out of state, which do not and Federal Street at 10:41 responded to a call at tain Joe Zukas, the small He reported that a “rash department. p.m. Saturday; at 72 Chest- around 11:30 a.m. Sat- blaze was likely started by of res” recently had been have the same re safe- nut St. at 12:40 a.m. Sunday; urday regarding a minor a poorly disposed of ciga- caused by cigarettes, cit- ty requirements as those LYNN at 98 South Common St. at re underneath the rear rette. ing at least four incidents purchased in Massachu- 11:18 a.m. Sunday; and at porch of 25 Henry Avenue, “This is another re in 2021. setts. Arrests 867 Lynn eld St. at 11:33 a.m. Sunday. Pedro Echeverria, 24, of 41 Milton St. was arrested Breaking and Entering Boat catches re in Peabody at 10:52 a.m. Sunday on charges of driving with a sus- A report of a past break-in pended license and failure to at 17 Beach Road at 6:18 By Guthrie Newbury St. caught re p.m. and had knocked badly the boat was dam- stop. a.m. Sunday. Scrimgeour at 7:37 p.m. Saturday, and down the blaze by about 8 aged. Wilfredo Gomez, 34, of ITEM STAFF was quickly put down by p.m. according to Peabody The cause of the re is 2 Sargents Ct. was arrested Theft the Peabody re depart- Fire Captain Scott Pattur- still under investigation, at 11:28 p.m. Saturday on PEABODY — A boat in ment. elli. though it appears to have charges of unlicensed oper- A report of larceny at 520 one of the service bays of About 10 re ghters ar- There were no injuries, originated from the en- ation of a motor vehicle, an Essex St. at 4:18 p.m. Friday; Bosun’s Marine on 205 rived on the scene at 7:50 and it was unclear how gine. open container violation, neg- at 66 Bassett St. at 5:17 ligent operation of a motor p.m. Friday; at 51 Tudor St. at vehicle, driving an uninsured 7:54 a.m. Saturday and at 29 motor vehicle, and providing Hollingsworth St. at 3:25 p.m. Authorities to seek charges false identi cation informa- Saturday. tion. A report of motor vehicle Lionel Sanz, 35, of 58 Co- theft at 9 Sheldon St. at 7:04 rey St. Everett, was arrested at p.m. Friday; at 79 Neptune St. after violent Boulder party 11:26 a.m. Friday on charges at 2:33 a.m. Saturday; and at of assault and battery, oper- 187 Tracy Ave. at 11:52 a.m. By Matthew Brown ating under the in uence, and Sunday. ASSOCIATED PRESS resisting arrest. Overdose Authorities promised Accidents Sunday to pursue criminal A report of an overdose on charges after a massive A report of a motor vehicle Exchange Street and Mount party near the University accident involving a police ve- Vernon Street at 12:19 p.m. of Colorado in Boulder de- hicle at 300 Washington St. at Friday; at 71 Harwood St. at volved into a violent con- 2:36 p.m. Friday. 3:49 a.m. Saturday; and at frontation with police that A report of a motor vehicle 500 Essex St. at 5:29 p.m. left three of cers injured. accident at Liberty Street and Saturday. Hundreds of people The smashed  ooded the streets in an windshield of area known as the Hill on a Terradyne Casting a wide intrusion Saturday night and when light armored told to leave threw bottles, patrol rocks and other objects at vehicle at the net: Dozens burned police and re ghters, po- Boulder Police lice said. Department in with single hack At least one car was Boulder, Colo. damaged when the mob By Frank Bajak  ipped it over, and police PHOTO | AP TECHNOLOGY WRITER brought in a SWAT team ASSOCIATED PRESS and used tear gas to break BOSTON — The Solar- up the crowd that num- “I hear people refer to it had “excellent” video to anyone who participated Winds hacking campaign bered 500 to 800 people as a party. I don’t regard help it pursue those re- to quarantine for at least blamed on Russian spies at its peak, said Boulder  ipping over a car as a sponsible for the violence. 10 days and to get tested and the “grave threat” it Police Chief Maris Herold. party and I don’t regard The three injured of cers for COVID-19. poses to U.S. national se- Images shared by local people who throw bottles were recovering, including CU Boulder students re- curity are widely known. media showed no social and rocks at re ghters one who was struck in the turned to campus for hy- A very different — and no distancing and most with- and police as a party,” he hand and another who brid and in-person learn- less alarming — coordi- out masks despite the coro- said. “Those are criminal was hit in the face but was ing in mid-February. nated series of intrusions navirus pandemic. Fire- acts and will be treated as wearing a gas mask, Her- University of cials apol- also detected in December works were set off in the such.” old said. City vehicles suf- ogized to Boulder resi- has gotten considerably middle of the street and a No arrests were made at fered thousands of dollars dents who live near the less public attention. law enforcement armored the scene, police said. in damages and private school and said students Nimble, highly skilled vehicle and a re truck property also was harmed, who were involved in vio- Of cers were review- criminal hackers believed were damaged, according she said. lence, property damage or FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing of cer body camera to operate out of Eastern to police and local media. The Hill neighborhood failing to disperse would footage and shared social Europe hacked dozens of SolarWinds CEO Sud- At one point Herold said has been known for de- be held accountable. companies and govern- hakar Ramakrishna a “tactical decision” was media videos and photos cades for sometimes rau- “If they can’t meet our ment agencies on at least speaks during a Sen- made to withdraw some to identify the individuals cous parties and there expectation, they are not four continents by break- ate Intelligence Com- of cers when a group of involved. They also set up have been previous con- welcome at the universi- ing into a single product mittee hearing on Cap- about 100 people start- a portal on the city’s web- frontations that resulted ty,” said CU Boulder Chief they all used. itol Hill in Washington. ed to rush them. It took site to allow the public to in violence, including 12 Operating Of cer Patrick The victims include New more than three hours to submit additional video of cers injured in a 1997 O’Rourke. He added that Zealand’s central bank, penetrated the program. disperse the crowd, ac- footage or other evidence riot near the school. the university knows its Harvard Business School, The Accellion casual- cording to a timeline she from the disturbance. But city of cials said students were involved Australia’s securities reg- ties have kept piling up, provided. Herold said it was a cal- during a Sunday press and “We are not going to ulator, the high-powered meanwhile, with many Boulder County Dis- culated call not to make conference that the stakes try to shift the blame.” U.S. law rm Jones Day being extorted by the Rus- trict Attorney Michael any arrests immediately, from Saturday’s events After the party broke up, — whose clients include sian-speaking Clop cy- Dougherty described the out of worry that sending are particularly high amid other students came to the former President Donald bercriminal gang, which rowdy behavior amid the in of cers would agitate the pandemic, with poten- scene with garbage bags to Trump — the rail freight threat researchers believe coronavirus pandemic as the large crowd. She add- tially dire consequences. pick up the large amounts company CSX and the may have bought pilfered “shameful.” ed that the department Health of cials advised of trash left behind. Kroger supermarket and data from the hackers. pharmacy chain. Also hit Their threat: Pay up or we was Washington state’s leak your sensitive data auditor’s of ce, where the online, be it proprietary Report: Blinken offers plan to personal data of up to 1.3 documents from Canadian million people gathered aircraft maker Bombardier for an investigation into or lawyer-client communi- unemployment fraud was cations from Jones Day. bolster Afghan peace process potentially exposed. The hack of up to 100 The two-stage me- Accellion customers, who WASHINGTON (AP) — decisions about our force ga-hack in December were easily identi ed by Secretary of State Antony posture in Afghanistan af- and January of a popular the hackers with an online Blinken is proposing a se- ter May 1,” the State De- le-transfer program from scan, puts in painful relief ries of steps to help jump- partment said in a state- the Silicon Valley compa- a digital age core mission start Afghanistan’s stalled ment. “All options remain ny Accellion highlights a at which both govern- peace process between the on the table.” threat that security ex- ments and the private sec- government and Taliban, Afghanistan presents perts fear may be getting tor have been falling short. according to a letter from one of the new adminis- out of hand: intrusions “Attackers are nding Blinken to Afghanistan’s tration’s most dif cult for- by top- ight criminal and it harder and harder to president Ashra Ghani eign policy decisions. The state-backed hackers into gain access via traditional published Sunday by Af- U.S. public is weary of a software supply chains methods, as vendors like ghanistan’s TOLONews. war nearly 20 years old, and third-party services. Microsoft and Apple have The letter calls for bring- but pulling out now could Operating system com- hardened the security of ing the two sides together be seen as giving the Tal- panies such as Microsoft the operating systems for a U.N.-facilitated con- iban too much leverage have long been bull’s-eyes considerably over the last ference with foreign min- and casting a shadow over — with untold thousands years. So, the attackers isters and envoys from the sacri ces made by U.S. of installations of its Ex- nd easier ways in. This Russia, China, Pakistan, and coalition troops and change email server being often means going via Iran, India and the United Afghan civilians. violated globally in the the supply chain. And as States “to discuss a uni- Blinken urged Ghani to past few weeks, mostly we’ve seen, it works,” said ed approach to support- quickly embrace the pro- after the company issued Mikko Hypponen, chief ing peace in Afghanistan.” posal and underscored his a patch and disclosed that research of cer of the cy- Blinken also calls for concern that the security Chinese state hackers had bersecurity rm F-Secure. holding talks between the situation in the country Afghan government and could quickly deteriorate Taliban in a senior-level as the weather warms in Neptune Towers Apartments PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Will be accepting applications for placement on the waiting list for housing from meeting in Turkey in the Afghanistan March 1, 2021 to March 15, 2021 coming weeks to hammer Secretary of State Antony Blinken speaks on “Even with the continua- Neptune Towers is a project based Section 8 community, income restrictions apply Applications available at the property or by request to: out a revised proposal foreign policy at the State Department, Wednes- tion of nancial assistance Neptune Towers 130 Neptune Blvd., Suite 108E for a 90-day reduction in day, in Washington. from the United States to Lynn, MA 01905 violence. The secretary your forces after an Amer- Attention: Occupancy Specialist Tel: 781-595-6400 Fax: 781-599-1560 TTY: 800-439-2370 of state has also called to the TOLONews report. in the country by the May ican military withdrawal, Applications also available via email request: [email protected] Blinken also made 1 deadline negotiated by and on the website: www.hallkeen.com on special envoy Zalmay I am concerned that the Reasonable accommodations made on request Khalilzad to share with clear in the letter that Trump administration. security situation will Placement on the waiting list will be determined by lottery Applications must be received or postmarked by no later than March 15, 2021 both the Afghan govern- the Biden administration The State Department worsen and the Taliban ment and Taliban written continues to consider a declined to comment on could make rapid territo- proposals to help acceler- “full withdrawal” of the the TOLONews report. rial gains,” Blinken wrote ate discussions, according roughly 2,500 U.S. forces “We have not made any in the letter. MONDAY, MARCH 8, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Biden marks ‘Bloody Sunday’ An empty classroom at by signing voting rights order Great Acad- emy Ashton, By Aamer Madhani as the school ASSOCIATED PRESS prepares for WASHINGTON — A its reopening new executive order from on March 8 President Joe Biden di- after the latest rects federal agencies to lockdown curb take a series of steps to the spread of promote voting access, a coronavirus, move that comes as con- in Ashton-Un- gressional Democrats der-Lyne, press for a sweeping vot- England. ing and elections bill to counter efforts to restrict PHOTO | voting access. ASSOCIATED PRESS His plan was announced during a recorded address on the 56th commemora- UK schools to reopen, backed tion of “Bloody Sunday,” the 1965 incident in which some 600 civil rights activ- by frequent virus testing ists were viciously beaten by state troopers as they By Kelvin Chan cinated. good test.” tried to march for voting ASSOCIATED PRESS High schools and col- To help children forced rights in Selma, Alabama. leges will be allowed to into online learning for “Every eligible voter PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS LONDON — British stu- reopen in phases to allow months to catch up with should be able to vote and dents, backed by a robust President Joe Biden departs after attending for three rounds of test- their education, officials have it counted,” Biden coronavirus testing pro- ing. Students will then get are considering extending said in his remarks to Sun- Mass at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in the gram, are gearing up to kits so they can test them- school days, shortening day’s Martin and Coretta Georgetown neighborhood of Washington. return to school Monday selves twice more at home. the summer holiday or King Unity Breakfast be- after a two-month closure, transparency to a murky Voting Rights Act of 1965. The U.K. government has adding an extra term to fore signing the order. “If in what Prime Minister campaign finance sys- Similarly, Biden is hoping distributed nearly 57 mil- the year. British students you have the best ideas, Boris Johnson says is a tem that allows wealthy the Jan. 6 sacking of the lion rapid “lateral flow” already have a much you have nothing to hide. plan to get the country donors to anonymously U.S. Capitol by a pro-Don- test kits to schools across shorter summer holiday “moving closer to a sense Let the people vote.” bankroll political causes. ald Trump mob will prove the country, but there are than American students, of normality.” Biden’s order includes Democrats say the bill to be a clarion call for Con- usually leaving for sum- The reopening of schools concerns about the accu- several modest provisions. will help stifle voter sup- gress to take action to im- is the first step in the racy of the tests, which mer break after mid-July. It directs federal agencies pression attempts, while prove voter protections. U.K. government’s plan to may result in pupils being “We’re looking at a to expand access to voter Republicans have cast the “In 2020 — with our very gradually ease COVID-19 forced to self-isolate un- whole range of measures,” registration and election bill as unwanted federal democracy on the line — restrictions as the coun- necessarily U.K. Education Secretary information, calls on the interference in states’ au- even in the midst of a pan- try’s vaccination drive A senior public health Gavin Williamson told heads of agencies to come thority to conduct their demic – more Americans gains critical mass, with official, however, saidSky News. “We’ve got to up with plans to give fed- own elections. voted than ever before,” all restrictions lifted by Sunday that the risk of a look at what is going to eral employees time off The bill’s fate is far from Biden said. “Yet instead of June. false positive was very low. have the biggest positive to vote or volunteer as certain in the closely divid- celebrating this powerful As part of the plan, mil- More than 5 million rapid impact on children’s lives.” nonpartisan poll workers, ed Senate. Conservative demonstration of voting — lions of high school and tests have been carried Britain has Europe’s and pushes an overhaul of groups have undertaken a we saw an unprecedented college students coming out at schools during lock- deadliest coronavirus out- the government’s Vote.gov $5 million campaign to try insurrection on our Capi- back to U.K. classrooms down, including 1 million break, with nearly 125,000 website. persuade moderate Sen- tol and a brutal attack on will be tested for the vi- last week, the government lives lost so far. Its corona- Democrats are attempt- ate Democrats to oppose our democracy on January rus for the first few weeks. said. virus vaccination program ing to solidify support for rule changes needed to 6th. A never-before-seen Authorities want to quick- Evidence from testing has, however, raced ahead House Resolution 1, which pass the measure. effort to ignore, under- ly detect and isolate as- over the past eight weeks of the United States and touches on virtually ev- With his executive order, mine and undo the will of ymptomatic cases in order indicates “the risk of false the European Union to ery aspect of the electoral Biden is looking to turn the people.” to avoid sending entire positives is extremely give at least a first dose process. It was approved the spotlight on the issue Biden’s also paid tribute schools home. low, less than 1 in 1,000,” to nearly 22 million of the Wednesday on a near par- and is using the somber to the late civil rights gi- “We are being cautious Susan Hopkins, the country’s adults so far. ty-line vote, 220-210. commemoration of Bloody ants Rev. C.T. Vivian, Rev. in our approach so that COVID-19 strategic re- Britain has approved The voting rights bill Sunday to make the case Joseph Lowery and Rep. we do not undo the prog- sponse director for Public three vaccines for use: includes provisions to re- that much is at stake. John Lewis. All played ress we have made so far,” Health England, told the those made by Pfizer, strict partisan gerryman- Bloody Sunday proved critical roles in the 1965 Johnson said in a state- BBC. “And a test that re- Moderna and AstraZene- dering of congressional to be a turning point in organizing efforts in Sel- ment, urging everyone turns less than 1 in 1,000 ca, and plans to vaccinate districts, strike down hur- the civil rights movement ma and all died in within who is eligible to get vac- false positives is a very all adults by July. dles to voting and bring that led to passage of the the past year. A8 MONDAY, MARCH 8, 2021 LOOK! 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WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Murder, but gentler: ‘Cozy’ Fighting for Shimmy mysteries a pandemic-era balm By Tamara Lush ASSOCIATED PRESS “A book,” author Neil Gaiman may or may not have said, “is a dream you hold in your hand.” And right now, in an era of pandemic and polar- ization, Americans have — and need — a lot of dreams. We dream of unfettered travel, of a world free of face masks and hand sanitizer, of days that are exciting and new and not the grinding tedium of spending hour after hour staring, horrified, at the TV news. We dream of going back to school. Of eating a meal with family. Of hugs. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS And some of us — well, Kelly Vaiman poses for a photo in her living some of us dream of mur- room where she sometimes likes to sit and read der. Small-town murder. in Boynton Beach, Fla. Members Gentle murder. Quiet of Freedom murder. er Murders” and “Miss Fighters Coa- For those who find their and grisly details feel like Fisher’s Murder Myster- dreams in books, there’s they go together natural- lition gather ies.” Cozies claim roots in a group of readers who ly,” she said in an email. to protest the early 20th-century British are hungrily consuming a Such mysteries, she says, arrest of Ernst mysteries by such writers particular style of nar- promise a messy murder Jean-Jacques rative to escape from the as Agatha Christie and and a tidy resolution, (Shimmy), past year’s reality: “cozy” Dorothy L. Sayers. But “a welcome contrast to prominent mysteries. with the advent of the the way we’ve all been Boston activist In an unfathomably e-book, authors are setting suspended between life as and co-found- complex year, a gently their gentle crime scenes it was before COVID and er of local told tale of murder and in RV campgrounds in the life as it will be after.” social justice mayhem whittles the American South, tourist Kelly Vaiman, a long- and mutual sharp edges of reality to towns in the Pacific north- time cozy fan, has tried to aid group a manageable, smooth west and in neighborhoods avoid thinking about real Freedom surface. in Brooklyn, to name a few. life this past year. First Fighters Coa- “Murder is definitely The genre’s parameters she was wary of going lition, on Lynn dark, but in a cozy the are few: no swearing, no places due to the pandem- Shore Drive in reader is with the pro- sex, and little to no gore. ic, then her elderly moth- Swampscott. tagonist every step of Just what the pandem- er’s health declined while the way as each clue is ic-era doctor ordered. in a Pennsylvania nursing ITEM PHOTOS | revealed,” says Michelle “The cozy mystery is a home. Vaiman couldn’t JULIA HOPKINS Vega, executive editor of familiar way to encoun- travel to say goodbye, and Berkley, who works with ter the two seemingly her mother died. several cozy authors. “You unreconcilable realities of “After her passing, can enjoy the perfect cup death and country peace during the mourning Audiences hold back, even of tea and pretend you’re at the same time,” says period, I just couldn’t sitting in that comfy book- Sarah Allison, an associ- handle the grief,” Vaiman shop with the protagonist, ate professor of English says. “So I’d pick up a cozy as more movie theaters open smiling along with the at Loyola New Orleans mystery to take my mind By Lindsey Bahr ney+ subscribers to rent to operate with limited banter as she and friends who is working on a book off everything.” AP FILM WRITER and stream at home for capacity. Many areas in figure out whodunit. It is about “escape reading.” She estimates that she $29.99. Streaming grosses North America are not escapist perfection.” “The restoration of order reads 120 books a year. Theaters reopening were not reported. yet fully open, including In television form, the at the end of the novel They’re not all cozies, but in New York City this Warner Bros. “Tom & Los Angeles, and most weekend did not set the cozy can be seen in popular might be less significant those are what she turns Jerry,” which is available California counties, Wash- box office on fire. North shows such as “Murder, than the way this genre to when she needs a com- to stream free for HBO ington D.C., and much of American theatrical She Wrote,” “Midsom- makes beautiful scenery forting read. Max subscribers, brought Canada. grosses stayed relatively in $6.6 million from 2,563 muted, despite some major Disney is hoping to new releases like Dis- North American theaters keep “Raya” in theaters ney’s “Raya and the Last in its second available throughout the spring. Local news in the palm of your hand Dragon” and Lionsgate’s weekend. Last weekend There are scant ma- Tom Holland and Daisy the animated film scored jor family films on the Ridley action flick “Chaos the best domestic opening schedule until early Walking,” according to of the year with $13.7 summer and the company studio estimates Sunday. million. is hoping for increased Walt Disney Animation’s “Chaos Walking,” play during spring breaks “ Raya and the Last Drag- meanwhile, debuted with and as more territories on “ earned an estimated $3.8 million. The future reopen. $8.6 million from 2,045 lo- set film from “Edge of Internationally, “Raya cations in North America. Tomorrow” director Doug and the Last Dragon” The well-reviewed fantasy Liman cost around $100 earned an estimated adventure, featuring the million to make. $17.6 million from 32 voices of Awkwafina and Approximately 80 per- territories — the highest Kelly Marie Tran, is cent of the domestic mar- grossing of which was also available for Dis- ket is currently allowed China with $8.4 million.

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©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B MONDAY, MARCH 8, 2021 Lynn eld football to lean on senior class By Mike Alongi neers nishing 8-3 in 2019 the program’s single-sea- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR after winning just three son passing touchdown games in 2018. Lynn eld record (31) and single-sea- LYNNFIELD — It’s - also made a trip to the son passing yards record nally game week for the Division 2 North semi - (2,542). He also led the Lynn eld football team, nal last year, falling to team in rushing yards which means almost a Cape Ann League rival with 251. year and a half of waiting Amesbury in a one-score Taking Marengi’s place to return to game action is game. under center this year will nally about to come to a “I think one of the big be senior Austin Sutera, close. And for the Pio- things we’ve realized is who spent last season as neers, it’s an exciting time that anytime you can get the backup quarterback for a team full of seniors. the ball to your athletes in and learned a lot along “We’re so grateful to be space, that’s a good thing,” the way. able to get back out on the said Lamusta. “We’ve “Replacing a guy like eld, and we know this done a good job of that in Clay, those are obviously year is going to be really recent years, but one thing big shoes to ll,” said La- about the seniors and we really want to improve musta. “And it’s not only what it means for them to on coming into this season because of his production have a season,” said Lynn- is our ability to run the on the eld, but also be- eld coach Pat Lamusta, football.” cause he was always so who is about to start his But one of those key ath- calm and cool under pres- third season at the helm. letes is no longer on the sure and he was a great “You can feel the excite- roster, as quarterback leader. But Austin was ment at practice every Clayton Marengi graduat- right behind him the day, and I think that’s just ed and is now on the ros- whole year last year and going to keep growing as ter at Endicott College. he learned a lot, and we’re we get closer to games and Marengi re-wrote the re- really con dent that he as the weather warms up.” cord books under center in can get the job done this PHOTO | PAULA MULLER Lynn eld football is pro- 2019, earning CAL Baker season.” gressing nicely under La- Offensive Player of the The Lynn eld football team saw live game action for the rst time in more musta’s eye, with the Pio- Year honors after setting LYNNFIELD, B2 than a year Saturday when it held a scrimmage against Amesbury. Lynn eld volleyball ready to defend CAL title By Daniel Kane ley, who earned CAL coach have already shown they ITEM STAFF of the year honors in 2019, are more than capable of said. “I would say it was leading the group. LYNNFIELD — Last probably the best core of “The team just voted season, the Lynn eld vol- athletes we’ve ever had. them captains a few days leyball team spent most of Those seniors were insepa- ago,” Ashley said. “I like to its time chasing perfection. rable.” have the team vote on it And the Pioneers didn’t That’s a lot to live up to and do so after they’ve disappoint, nishing 2019 for the Pioneers in 2021, been around each other, with a perfect 20-0 record, but Ashley also sees plenty that way you know whoev- earning a Cape Ann of potential in this year’s er is captain has earned it.” League title and the top squad. Along with their leader- seed in the Division 2 “A lot of them entered the ship, the pair have also North state tournament. year thinking it was a re- proven themselves on the The Pioneers’ run ended building year, but I don’t court. in the tournament with a think they realize how “Daniella is fantastic,” loss to Danvers in the Divi- good they are,” Ashley said. Ashley said. “She was in- sion 2 North nal, but it “We played a whole bunch credible for us in the back was still a season to re- of teams last year where row last year. I would say member. Now, a year and a we would put our bench she’s one of the top players half later, Lynn eld has out there and they would in the state. We were just plenty of holes to ll while compete with varsity so deep last year she may- ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO hoping to stay at the top. teams.” be didn’t get the attention Lynn eld senior Ava Buon glio (center), who is coming off a successful “We lost six of our best Newly voted senior she deserved, but she’s season on the basketball court, will be a team captain for the Pioneers athletes from last year,” co-captains Ava Buon glio phenomenal.” volleyball team as they try to defend their Cape Ann League title. Lynn eld coach Brent Ash- and Daniella Colarusso VOLLEYBALL, B2 Bryson DeChambeau takes home Arnold Palmer Invitational title By Doug Ferguson It matched the low score of ASSOCIATED PRESS the day, one of only three rounds under par in the ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — toughest nal round at Bay The long ball helped Bryson Hill in 41 years. DeChambeau outlast Lee DeChambeau and West- Westwood on Sunday to win wood were never separated the Arnold Palmer Invita- by more than one shot over tional, only the key shots the nal 15 holes, a fascinat- were as much with his putter ing duel of generations that as his driver. came down to the last shot. DeChambeau holed a 40- For the second straight day, foot birdie putt on the front DeChambeau revved up nine and a 50-foot par putt thousands of fans on the par- early on the back nine. He 5 sixth hole by smashing closed it out with a nervy driver over the lake and leav- 5-foot par putt for a 1-under ing himself 88 yards away on 71 and a one-shot victory the 565-yard sixth hole. over the 47-year-old West- wood. DeCHAMBEAU, B2

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HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE MONDAY Volleyball Lynnfield football to rely on strong Boys Soccer KIPP at Fellowship (4) KIPP at Winthrop (4) Tech at Northeast (4) Northeast at Tech (6) Marblehead at Winthrop (5:30) Masconomet at Swampscott (5:30) senior class during spring 2021 season Girls Soccer Danvers at Saugus (6) Winthrop at KIPP (4) Tech at Northeast (4) FRIDAY LYNNFIELD strange season like this Volleyball Football From B1 one, we’re really going to Lynnfield at Newburyport (5:30) Winthrop at Peabody (5) Saugus at Gloucester (5) have to lean on our more TUESDAY Triton at Lynnfield (5:30) There are also a host of experienced guys.” Volleyball St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (6) familiar faces returning The Pioneers spent the Tech at Northeast (4) Malden Catholic at St. John’s Prep (6) to the field for the Pio- first week of practice hit- Fellowship at KIPP (5) Nashoba at KIPP (7) neers this year, with a Marblehead at Peabody (5:30) Tech at Georgetown (TBD) ting the details hard and number of key seniors set Salem at Swampscott (5:30) Boys Basketball working as much as possi- Winthrop at Saugus (5:30) Classical at Revere (6) to contribute on both ble before getting in a WEDNESDAY Medford at English (6) sides of the ball. scrimmage, which was Boys Soccer Girls Basketball Leading the way will be held Saturday against Tech at Northeast (4) Classical at Revere (4) senior captains DJ Ca- Amesbury. Now that game Winthrop at KIPP (6) Medford at English (4) pachietti (running back/ week is here, it’s time to Girls Soccer SATURDAY linebacker), Trent Balian install the game plan and KIPP at Winthrop (4) Football Northeast at Tech (4) (left tackle/defensive end) prepare for the season Beverly at Marblehead (2) and Bakari Mitchell (re- Volleyball Swampscott at Salem (4) opener against Triton. ceiver/cornerback). Lynnfield at Triton (5:30) Track “Anytime you can bless THURSDAY St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (10) “Trent is the vocal lead- the season with a home er of the line and he’s go- game, that’s a special ing to be a key piece for PHOTO | PAULA MULLER thing,” said Lamusta. TV/RADIO us,” said Lamusta. “DJ is Twin brothers Trent (left) and Evan (right) “We’re just embracing ev- TV one of the toughest guys Balian will play a key role for the Lynnfield erything this year. Who MLB Spring Training on the field on both sides football team this coming season. knows if we’ll ever play 3 p.m...... Chi. White Sox at LA Dodgers...... MLB Network of the ball, and Bakari is spring football again, and Men’s College Basketball a major contributor on (left guard/defensive line), ceiver) and Blake Peters there’s real excitement 6 p.m...... Colonial semifinal...... CBSSN both sides for us.” Jack Ford (receiver), Joe (kicker/cornerback/receiv- from everyone on our Other seniors who will LaFerla (running back/ er). team. We’re ready to go.” 6:30 p.m..... Horizon semifinal: Milwaukee vs. Cleveland State... ESPNU see a lot of playing time outside linebacker), James “We have a very veteran Lynnfield opens the sea- 7 p.m...... Southern final...... ESPN include Trent Balian’s Considine (receiver), Phil group and that’s always son Friday evening (5:30) 7 p.m...... Sun Belt final...... ESPN2 twin brother Evan Balian Berquist (linebacker/re- good,” said Lamusta. “In a at home against Triton. 9 p.m...... West Coast semifinal: St. Mary’s vs. Gonzaga....ESPN 9:30 p.m...... Colonial semifinal...... CBSSN 9:30 p.m...... Horizon semifinal: N. Kentucky vs. Oakland..... ESPN2 Pioneers volleyball set to defend CAL title Women’s College Basketball 2 p.m...... Sun Belt final...... ESPNU VOLLEYBALL a humble group so they 8 p.m...... Big East final...... FS1 From B1 won’t say it, but the expec- NHL tation is the same — win- 8 p.m...... Vegas at Minnesota...... NHL Network “Ava is coming right off a ning the CAL. They like Skiing basketball season and she being known as the CAL 10:30 p.m...... World Nordic Skiing Championships...... NBCSN never leaves the court,” champions. Ashley said. “She’s a mon- “We set the culture for Men’s Soccer ster out there.” the league right now,” Ash- 1 p.m...... Premier League: Everton at Chelsea...... NBCSN Sophomore Ella Giz- ley said. “Ipswich, George- munt is also returning af- town and Triton all have NBA ter earning CAL all-star brand-new coaches. We EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE honors her freshman year, have to make sure we set Atlantic Division Southwest Division while senior Jill Babine the standards we want in W L Pct GB W L Pct GB will hope to make a splash a competitive league. Win- Philadelphia 24 12 .667 — San Antonio 18 14 .563 — Brooklyn 24 13 .649 ½ Dallas 18 16 .529 1 in an expanded role. ning isn’t enough, we have Boston 19 17 .528 5 Memphis 16 16 .500 2 “Ella will be on the out- to make sure we’re taking New York 19 18 .514 5½ New Orleans 15 21 .417 5 Toronto 17 19 .472 7 Houston 11 23 .324 8 side again for us this year,” things where we want Southeast Division Northwest Division Ashley said. “She’s taller, them to be.” W L Pct GB W L Pct GB stronger and I’m not plan- Miami 18 18 .500 — Utah 27 9 .750 — All that starts Monday Charlotte 17 18 .486 ½ Portland 21 14 .600 5½ ning on taking her off the night (5:30) on the road Atlanta 16 20 .444 2 Denver 21 15 .583 6 court. I think she’ll turn against CAL foe Newbury- Washington 14 20 .412 3 Oklahoma City 15 21 .417 12 Orlando 13 23 .361 5 Minnesota 7 29 .194 20 some heads this year. port. Central Division Pacific Division “(Jill) wasn’t a starter “The toughest part has W L Pct GB W L Pct GB last year,” Ashley said. Milwaukee 22 14 .611 — Phoenix 24 11 .686 — been getting them to play Chicago 16 18 .471 5 L.A. Lakers 24 13 .649 1 “She never did anything well together,” Ashley said. Indiana 16 19 .457 5½ L.A. Clippers 24 14 .632 1½ flashy statistically, but she “They’re hybrid learning, Cleveland 14 22 .389 8 Golden State 19 18 .514 6 Detroit 10 26 .278 12 Sacramento 14 22 .389 10½ was a rock. Any chance she so they don’t see each oth- Sunday’s Games Tuesday’s Games got, she put herself on the er. They’re all close friends, 2021 All-Star Game No games scheduled ground. She popped up in but they’re not close. So Team Durant vs Team LeBron, 8 p.m. Wednesday’s Games a few moments and it’s go- Monday’s Games Washington at Memphis, 8 p.m. we’ve been preparing by No games scheduled San Antonio at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. ing to be cool to see some of creating drills to make these players who were them have fun again.” hidden behind our starters Ashley is also planning NHL last year.” on making the Pioneers EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE The Pioneers may have games accessible, whether East Division West Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA lost plenty of firepower home or away, while fol- N.Y. Islanders 25 15 6 4 34 73 56 Vegas 21 16 4 1 33 70 45 from last season, but their lowing guidelines this sea- Washington 23 13 6 4 30 76 75 St. Louis 25 14 8 3 31 81 79 goals still remain the Boston 22 13 6 3 29 65 54 Colorado 22 13 7 2 28 68 55 son. Philadelphia 21 12 6 3 27 70 66 Minnesota 22 13 8 1 27 69 60 same. “With this year being the ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Pittsburgh 23 13 9 1 27 72 74 Los Angeles 23 10 8 5 25 68 65 “Last year we were per- way it is, we’re planning on N.Y. Rangers 22 10 9 3 23 65 58 Arizona 24 11 10 3 25 65 73 New Jersey 21 8 11 2 18 51 66 Anaheim 25 7 12 6 20 55 76 fect in the CAL, 16-0,” Ash- livestreaming everything Lynnfield volleyball coach Brent Ashley earned Buffalo 23 6 14 3 15 52 75 San Jose 22 8 11 3 19 63 86 ley said. “Their goal is to so parents will be able to Cape Ann League Coach of the Year honors Central Division North Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA do the exact same. They’re watch live,” Ashley said. after a perfect 20-0 season in 2019. Tampa Bay 23 17 4 2 36 83 48 Toronto 26 18 6 2 38 90 63 Carolina 24 17 6 1 35 85 64 Winnipeg 24 15 8 1 31 79 69 Florida 24 15 5 4 34 80 70 Edmonton 26 15 11 0 30 83 80 Chicago 26 13 8 5 31 82 80 Montreal 23 11 6 6 28 78 66 Bruins come up short against Devils, Columbus 26 10 11 5 25 69 85 Calgary 25 11 12 2 24 68 76 Nashville 24 10 14 0 20 57 79 Vancouver 28 11 15 2 24 81 93 Dallas 19 7 8 4 18 53 50 Ottawa 26 8 17 1 17 70 102 Detroit 26 7 16 3 17 54 87 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. Rask forced to wait for 300th career win Sunday’s Games Tuesday’s Games N.Y. Islanders 5, Buffalo 2 N.Y. Rangers at Pittsburgh, 6 p.m. Carolina 4, Florida 2 Boston at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. BRUINS aside by Rask’s left-pad played,” he said during a to the hospital in an ambu- Tampa Bay 6, Chicago 3 Buffalo at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. save. pregame videoconference. lance Friday night. New Jersey 1, Boston 0 Florida at Columbus, 7 p.m. From B1 Washington at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Nashville at Carolina, 7 p.m. New Jersey had two pow- “Those meetings are 95% “He’s obviously going to N.Y. Rangers at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. New Jersey at Washington, 7 p.m. In the opening period, Nashville at Dallas, 8 p.m. Winnipeg at Toronto, 7 p.m. er-play opportunities in head coach because ulti- be out for a while,” Cassidy Ottawa at Calgary, 9:30 p.m. Tampa Bay at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Wedgewood slid across the the opening period but was mately I feel responsible said. Monday’s Games Chicago at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. crease to rob Pastrnak’s limited to a few relatively for how the team played. Wilson was suspended Vegas at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Wednesday’s Games close bid from near the left Arizona at Colorado, 9 p.m. Vegas at Minnesota, 7 p.m. harmless shots. That’s on me.” seven games by the league. Ottawa at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Ottawa at Edmonton, 8 p.m. post after he collected a St. Louis at San Jose, 9 p.m. Arizona at Colorado, 9 p.m. HORROR FILM CARLO UPDATE WHAT’S NEXT pass from Charlie McAvoy. Los Angeles at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Los Angeles at Anaheim, 9:30 p.m. Devils coach Lindy Ruff Boston coach Bruce Cas- Devils: At the Capitals on Montreal at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Montreal at Vancouver, 11 p.m. New Jersey looked for long, breakout passes in had his team watch video sidy said Sunday morning Tuesday night, the second the second period and Sunday morning of their that defenseman Brandon of a three-game road trip. TODAY IN SPORTS nearly converted when loss to the Rangers. Carlo “is feeling better” Bruins: At the Islanders March 8 fight. Pavel Zacha went in on a “Today was all video, all and home after a head hit Tuesday. Boston has lost 1954 — The Milwaukee Hawks 2008 — Lindsey Vonn wins her semi-breakaway, but he review, all real hard hon- into the glass by Washing- all three meetings against beat the Baltimore Bullets twice 10th career World Cup downhill to had his backhander turned estly about how poorly we ton’s Tom Wilson sent him them this season. 64-54 and 65-54, in the only dou- break the U.S. record held by Pica- bleheader in NBA history involving bo Street and Daron Rahlves. Vonn the same two teams. breaks the record with her fifth downhill of the season in 1:23.57 DeChambeau hangs on to win at Bay Hill 1958 — Silky Sullivan, ridden by on the 1.4-mile Crans-Montana, Bill Shoemaker, wins the Santa short iron that came up Anita Derby by three lengths after Switzerland course. DeCHAMBEAU short of the green. He trailing by 40 early in the race and 2010 — The top-ranked Connecti- From B1 cut Huskies set an NCAA wom- by 20 entering the final turn. chipped nicely, except that it en’s record by winning their 71st 1971 — Joe Frazier wins the world Westwood was 168 yards rolled out 6 feet by the hole straight game, a 59-44 victory over heavyweight title with a unani- behind him, and raised both on the lightning-quick No. 6 Notre Dame in the semifinals mous 15-round decision over Mu- arms to jokingly mimic De- greens and he missed the of the Big East tournament. UConn hammad Ali at New York’s Madi- Chambeau’s reaction from birdie for a chance to tie. surpasses its own mark set from son Square Garden. the day before. They both Nov. 9, 2001, to March 11, 2003. DeChambeau took the 1990 — Kurt Browning becomes 2013 — The Big East Conference made birdie. one-shot lead to the 18th the first Canadian to defend a title announces the departure of De- DeChambeau appeared to and hit his most important in the World Figure Skating Cham- Paul, Georgetown, Marquette, be in trouble on the 11th drive of the day — in the pionships as he edges early lead- Providence, St. John’s, Seton Hall when he narrowly missed fairway. Westwood’s tee shot er Viktor Petrenko of the Soviet and Villanova, allowing them to going in the water off the tee, settled in a divot, and he did Union. separate from the football schools caught a plugged lie in the well to get it on the green 1992 — Ray Floyd, 49, holds off and create their own conference Fred Couples for a two-stroke victo- front bunker and gouged it and two-putt from 65 feet. on July 1. out to 50 feet. He made that DeChambeau’s birdie putt ry in the Doral Open and joins Sam 2014 — Doug McDermott scores Snead as the only men to win PGA a career-high 45 points to become for par to stay ahead by one. slid by some 5 feet and he Tour titles in four decades. the eighth player in Division I histo- Westwood tied him with a shook his arms in celebra- 1997 — In the World Indoor ry to go over 3,000 for a career and 30-foot birdie putt on the tion when the par putt Championship in Paris, Kevin Little Creighton rolls past Providence 88- par-5 12th, only to give it dropped. becomes the first white American 73. back with a three-putt on Westwood closed with a sprinter in 41 years to win a major 2015 — Leonardo Mayer defeats the 14th. The tournament 73, not a bad score consider- international competition, match- Joao Souza in the longest Davis turned on the par-5 16th, ing the average of 75.49 was ing the U.S. 200 record of 20.40 Cup singles match ever, winning where it was Westwood who the highest for a final round seconds. 7-6 (4), 7-6 (5), 5-7, 5-7, 15-13 to had the advantage. since 1980. 2008 — At age 60, Saoul Mamby keep Argentina alive against Brazil DeChambeau’s drive went Corey Conners stayed in loses a unanimous 10-round deci- in their first round series. Mayer PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sion to Anthony Osbourne in Grand needed 6 hours, 42 minutes to up against the lip of a bun- the mix until the very end. Cayman. Mamby, a former super beat Souza, which is also longer Bryson DeChambeau holds up his champion- ker and he had to lay up The Canadian holed a 15- lightweight champion, becomes than the record for a clay-court ship trophy after winning the Arnold Palmer short of the water. Westwood foot eagle putt on the 16th the oldest boxer in a sanctioned match on the ATP tour. Invitational Sunday. had 158 yards and hit a poor to get within one shot. MONDAY, MARCH 8, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 INTERNATIONAL Myanmar crisis heightens with police raids and strike call

YANGON, Myanmar borhood residents sought ment industry, which gen- (AP) — Myanmar ca- to block the entry of police erates major export earn- reened deeper into crisis, and soldiers. ings for Myanmar. The as police occupied hospi- Security forces have of- workers have participated tals and universities and ten targeted medical per- occasionally in the cam- reportedly arrested hun- sonnel and facilities, at- paign against the junta, dreds of people involved tacking ambulances and but are unable to do so on a in protesting last month’s their crews. Members of daily basis for fear of losing military seizure of power, the medical profession their modest incomes. while a coalition of labor launched the Civil Dis- Advocates of sanctions unions called a strike for obedience Movement, against the junta have Monday. which is the nominal co- purposely avoided calling Tension was high Sun- ordinator of the protests, for comprehensive trade day in the country’s big- frequently hailed on dem- sanctions for fear they gest city, Yangon, where onstrators’ signs by its would hurt the general for a second night run- CDM initials. Taking over populace. Instead they ning gunshots from heavy hospitals would allow the have called for, and en- weapons rang out random- authorities to easily arrest acted, targeted sanctions ly in the streets of several wounded people presumed aimed at hurting the mili- neighborhoods after the to be protesters. tary’s leadership and mili- start of an 8 p.m. curfew. Large protests have oc- tary-linked companies. The sounds of what appar- curred daily across many Earlier Sunday, police in ently were stun grenades cities and towns in Myan- Myanmar’s ancient former could also be heard on vid- mar, and security forces capital, Bagan, opened fire eos posted on social media. have responded with ever PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS on demonstrators pro- The purpose for security greater use of lethal force Myanmar nationals living in Thailand hold pictures of deposed Myan- testing the Feb. 1 coup, forces using such weap- and mass arrests. At least mar leader Aung San Suu Kyi as they protest against the military coup wounding several people, ons when protesters had 18 protesters were shot in front of the United Nations building in Bangkok, Thailand. according to witness ac- left the streets appeared and killed on Feb. 28 and counts and videos on so- to be part of a strategy to 38 on Wednesday, accord- In a single Yangon neigh- day, with the goal of a “full, The statement called for cial media. strike fear in anyone who ing to the U.N. Human borhood, Shwepyitha, at extended shutdown of the the strike to continue “un- At least five people were might think about defying Rights Office. More than least 100 students were Myanmar economy.” til we receive our democ- reported hurt as police the authorities. In a simi- 1,500 have been arrested, sought to break up the reported arrested, and “To continue the eco- racy back.” lar vein, there were many the independent Assis- Bagan protest, and photos many protesters were also nomic and business activ- Workers in several indus- filmed incidents of police tance Association for Po- showed one young man and soldiers in plain view litical Prisoners said. said to have been detained ities as usual, and to delay tries have joined the pro- with bloody wounds on his savagely beating protest- Protests in various cities in other cities, especially a general work-stoppage, test movement, most nota- chin and neck, believed ers they had taken into and towns were again met at universities. will only benefit the mil- bly from the state railway to have been caused by a custody. Sunday by police firing Myanmar labor unions, itary as they repress the and the banking sector. rubber bullet. Bullet cas- Some of the shooting warning shots, and em- meanwhile, issued a joint energy of the Myanmar Factory workers, most- ings collected at the scene was heard near hospitals, ploying tear gas, rubber call for a nationwide work people,” said the appeal, ly in the Yangon area, are indicated that live rounds where reports said neigh- bullets and stun grenades. stoppage beginning Mon- issued Sunday night. largely involved in the gar- were also fired. Swiss narrowly back proposal to ban face coverings in public

By Geir Moulson ASSOCIATED PRESS BERLIN — Swiss vot- ers narrowly approved on Sunday a proposal to ban face coverings, both the niqabs and burqas worn by a few Muslim women in the country and the ski masks and bandannas used by protesters. The measure will outlaw covering one’s face in pub- lic places like restaurants, sports stadiums, public transport or simply walk- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing in the street. It foresees A poster supporting the initiative ‘Yes to a ban exceptions at religious sites PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS on covering the face’ is displayed at the village and for security or health Buochs, Switzerland. Pope Francis, sitting in a cart, is shown the devastation of the Syriac reasons, such as face masks Catholic Al-Tahera church near Hosh al-Bieaa Church Square where he people are wearing now to Muslim women who wear plan. There were major- led a prayer session in Mosul, Iraq, once the de-facto capital of IS. protect against COVID-19, such veils in Switzerland ities against it in six of as well as for traditional are visitors from well- Switzerland’s 26 cantons Carnival celebrations. Au- heeled Persian Gulf states, — among them those that Where IS ruled, pope calls on thorities have two years to who are often drawn to include the country’s three draw up detailed legislation. Swiss lakeside cities. biggest cities, Zurich, Ge- Two Swiss cantons, or Experts estimate that neva and Basel, and the Christians to forgive, rebuild states, Ticino and St. Gal- at most a few dozen Mus- capital, Bern. SRF public len, already have similar lim women wear full-face television reported that By Nicole Winfield — fled the Islamic State dox and Chaldean — near- legislation that foresees coverings in the country of voters in several popular and Samya Kullab group’s onslaught. Only a ly destroyed in the war to fines for transgressions. 8.5 million people. tourist destinations includ- ASSOCIATED PRESS few have returned to their oust IS fighters from the National legislation will Supporters of the pro- ing Interlaken, Lucerne homes since the defeat of city. put Switzerland in line posal, which came to a and Zermatt rejected it. QARAQOSH, Iraq — IS in Iraq was declared It was a scene that would with countries such as vote five years after it was Backers included the na- Pope Francis urged Iraq’s four years ago, and the have been unimaginable Belgium and France that launched, argued that the tionalist Swiss People’s Par- Christians on Sunday rest remain scattered else- years earlier. Mosul, Iraq’s have already enacted sim- full-face coverings symbol- ty, which is the strongest in to forgive the injustices where in Iraq or abroad. second largest city, was ilar measures. ize the repression of wom- parliament. The committee against them by Muslim Bells rang out for the at the heart of the IS so- The Swiss government en and said the measure is that launched the proposal extremists and to rebuild pope’s arrival in the town called “caliphate” and wit- had opposed the measure needed to uphold a basic is led by a lawmaker from as he visited the wrecked of Qaraqosh. nessed the worst of the as excessive, arguing that principle that faces should the party, Walter Wob- shells of churches and “The road to a full recov- group’s rule inflicted on full-face coverings are a be shown in a free society mann, and also initiated a met ecstatic crowds in ery may still be long, but Muslims, Christians and “marginal phenomenon.” It like Switzerland’s. ban on the construction of the community’s histor- I ask you, please, not to others, including behead- argued that the ban could In the end, 51.2 percent new minarets that voters ic heartland, which was ings and mass killings. harm tourism — most of voters supported the approved in 2009. nearly erased by the Is- grow discouraged,” Fran- lamic State group’s horrif- cis told a packed Church He deviated from his ic reign. of the Immaculate Con- prepared speech to em- “Fraternity is more du- ception. “What is needed phasize the plight of Iraq’s rable than fratricide, hope is the ability to forgive, Yazidi minority, which was Local news on your doorstep is more powerful than ha- but also the courage not to subjected to mass killings, tred, peace more powerful give up.” abductions and sexual than war,” the pontiff said The Qaraqosh church slavery at the hands of IS. during prayers for the has been extensively ren- “How cruel it is that this dead in the city of Mosul, ovated after being vandal- country, the cradle of civi- with the call for tolerance ized by IS militants during lization, should have been that has been the central their takeover of the town, afflicted by so barbarous a message of his four-day making it a symbol of re- blow,” Francis said, “with visit to Iraq. covery efforts. ancient places of worship At each stop in north- Iraq’s Christian popu- destroyed and many thou- ern Iraq, the remnants of lation, which has exist- sands of people – Muslims, its Christian population ed here since the time of Christians, Yazidis — who turned out, jubilant, ulu- Christ, has dwindled from were cruelly annihilat- lating and decked out in around 1.5 million before ed by terrorism and oth- colorful dress. Heavy se- the 2003 U.S.-led invasion ers forcibly displaced or curity prevented Francis that plunged the country killed.” from plunging into the into chaos to just a few IS inflicted atrocities crowd as he would nor- hundred thousand today. against all communi- mally. Nonetheless, they Francis’s visit, on its last ties, including Muslims, simply seemed overjoyed day Sunday, aimed to en- during its three-year rule Home delivery starts at only $4.50 per week. that he had come and that courage them to stay, re- across much of northern they had not been forgot- build and restore what he and western Iraq. But the 50% off your rst month of home delivery ten. called Iraq’s “intricately Christian minority was It was a sign of the designed carpet” of faiths hit especially hard. 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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Playful name-calling isn’t fun anymore for boyfriend DEAR ABBY: My girl- friend and I call each oth- Dear Abby is written by Abigail DEAR ABBY: After re- er horrible, disparaging Van Buren, also known as Jeanne cently having gone names as a form of “love.” through a divorce, my Recently, I asked her to Phillips, and was founded by her brother has now decided stop calling me names mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact to start a family. He like that because it was Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. claims he loves her, but fun at first, but now not I’m afraid she’s taking so much. For me, it was Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. advantage of him. They just too negative. are both in their mid-30s I love her, and I want and blinded by lust. They to show it by my actions. what your girlfriend is ROLLING MY plan on marrying “maybe I want us to be a positive doing. If she persists, it EYES IN a year from now.” I don’t know what to couple. I now call her TENNESSEE “Bebe.” Well, she got mad may be time to step back think. On the one hand, and reevaluate this re- and accused me of not DEAR ROLLING: I’m happy he has moved letting her be herself. Am lationship because her on and found a new life. Have you talked to him I wrong for asking her “just being herself” On the other hand, I’m about this? If you have, afraid for him, knowing not to call me ugly, gen- WILL become a turnoff. der-based names? I know sometimes a picture is he’s vulnerable. How do I she loves me, and I just worth a thousand cope? DEAR ABBY: My hus- want her to tone down words. Hand him a band of 34 years has real- BEWILDERED the name-calling. Is that mirror or record a vid- too much to ask? ly bad table manners. He SIS IN VERMONT smacks when he chews, eo of him eating so he NO DUMB-A** IN makes gulping noises can see for himself how DEAR SIS: Your broth- CALIFORNIA when he drinks liquids unappealing he looks er is talking about getting and stuffs huge amounts when he does this. If married a year from now. DEAR NO D-A: No, of food in his mouth. He that doesn’t persuade Unless he’s putting the once swallowed a whole cart before the horse by it is not too much to ask. him to slow down and starting a family before hard-boiled egg all at Jokes can get old and take smaller bites, con- the wedding, he seems to stale, and the name-call- once and almost choked. sider putting less food be handling things quite It’s gross. ing stopped being cute on his plate before well and not rushing into I love him, but his lack a commitment he can’t or fun for you a while of manners is embarrass- serving it. I can’t guar- ago. People who love get out of. Calm yourself. ing, especially when we antee this will work, Let this play out and get each other are sensitive are invited out or are but it’s worth a try. to know his girlfriend. If to the other person’s over at a friend’s house. P.S. A whole egg? you do, you may find you feelings and don’t do What can I do? OUCH! like her. BRIDGE

Buy a policy to save a slam Michael Caine said, “I try to make in the dummy and call for the club the here and now as heavenly as jack. Anytime the clubs are 3-2 or possible, in case there isn’t one to 4-1, or East has all five, there is no ascend into when we’re done. It’s a damage done, four (or five) club tricks kind of insurance.” being raked in. However, what hap- At the bridge table, many players pens when West has all five clubs? don’t take out insurance. They as- Suddenly the contract has died. sume everything will be for the best However, South can take out in- in the best of all possible worlds. surance to allow for any club break. And when they get lucky, they don’t He should win the first trick in hand learn the errors of their ways — un- and lead a low club toward the less the dummy or a kibitzer cannot dummy. At the worst, this costs an keep quiet! How should declarer overtrick when East has Q-x, Q-x-x plan the play in today’s contract of or Q-7-6-4 of clubs. With the ac- six no-trump? West leads a top-of- tual distribution, if West wins with nothing spade nine. his club queen, four club tricks are Leading against a slam is difficult. established. So let’s assume West You are tempted to falsecard to try plays low. After winning with dum- to fool declarer, but if your partner is my’s club 10, declarer plays a heart the one taken in, it will not be good to his hand and leads another club for partnership confidence. toward dummy, assuring 12 tricks. With eight tricks outside clubs, Taking a safety play is a good in- many players would win the first trick surance policy. MONDAY, MARCH 8, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS

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LEGAL NOTICE Legal Notice NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE City of Lynn Zoning Board of Appeals By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain given by Tomas Jose to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee mortgage given by Arthur E. Gagnon and Sylvia M. Gagnon to Wilmington Finance, The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following for 1-800-East-West Mortgage Company, Inc., dated March 28, 2005 and a division of AIG Federal Savings Bank, dated August 25, 2004 and recorded in petition on Tuesday, March 16, 2021 at 7:00 P.M., Council Chambers, Lynn City recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24132, Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 23319, Page 23 (the Hall. Page 288, as modified by a certain modification agreement dated March 25, "Mortgage") of which mortgage Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, d/b/a 2009, and recorded with said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds Christiana Trust, not in its individual capacity but solely in its capacity as LOCUS: 0 CIRCLE AVENUE, PARCEL NO. 034-752-027 — PETITIONER: PERRRY in Book 28678, Page 414 of which mortgage the undersigned is the present Certificate Trustee for NNPL Trust Series 2012-1 is the present holder by LYNNWAY, LLC, BY HIS ATTORNEY, JAMES D. MOORE (ZBA 9965) holder, by assignment from: Assignment from Wilmington Finance, a division of AIG Federal Savings Bank to CitiFinancial Mortgage Company, Inc. dated December 17, 2004 and recorded at TO ALLOW THE EXISTING 2,520 SQUARE FOOT BUILDING AND 4.5 ACRES OF THE Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., recorded said Registry of Deeds in Book 23803, Page 120, and Assignment from LAND TO BE USED AS WORK SPACE FOR THE STAGING OF UNREGISTERED MOTOR on February 9, 2009, in Book No. 28309, at Page 177 CitiMortgage, Inc. successor by reason of merger to Citifinancial Mortgage VANS AND SIMILAR TYPE VEHICLES TO BE PUT INTO ACTIVE DELIVERY PENDING Company, Inc. to U.S. Bank, National Association, as Trustee for Stanwich ORDERS BY ITS CUSTOMERS AND ALLOW UP TO 4.5 ACRES OF THE EXISTING for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, Mortgage Loan Trust, Series 2012-7 dated August 28, 2012 and recorded at said 10,383 ACRES OF THE LOT TO BE SUED FOR PARKING OF SUCH VEHICLES. the same will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 PM on April 5, 2021, on the Registry of Deeds in Book 31709, Page 1, and Assignment from U.S. Bank, mortgaged premises located at 499 Boston Street, Lynn, Essex County, National Association, as Trustee for Stanwich Mortgage Loan Trust, Series 2012-7 LOCUS: 0 LINWOOD ROAD, PARCEL NO. 055-216-111 — PETITIONER: GARY Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, doing business as Christiana Trust, not FUNARI, TRUSTEE, BY HIS ATTORNEY, SAMUEL A. VITALI (ZBA 9966) in its individual capacity, but solely as indenture trustee for NRPL 2015-2 dated TO WIT: June 3, 2016 and recorded at said Registry of Deeds in Book 35118, Page 532, TO ALLOW CONSTRUCTION OF A TWO FAMILY DWELLING ON A LOT CONTAINING The property known as 499 Boston Street, Lynn, Essex County, MA more and Assignment from Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, DBA Christiana Trust, 10,356 S.F. (LESS THAN THE REQUIRED AREA) AND FRONTAGE OF 105.52 IN THE particularly bounded and described as follows: Land in Lynn, with buildings not in its individual capacity but solely as indenture trustee for NRPL 2015-2 to R-2 GENERAL RESIDENCE DISTRICT. thereon, known as 499 Boston Street, being shown as Lot C on a plan dated Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, d/b/a Christiana Trust, not in its individual October 17, 1922, drawn by Eastman & Bradford, C.E., recorded with Essex South capacity but solely in its capacity as Certificate Trustee for NNPL Trust Series LOCUS: 321 ESSEX STREET, PARCEL NO. 083-700-032 — PETITIONER: TINA District Registry of Deeds in Book 2530, Page 505, and bounded; SOUTHERLY by 2012-1 dated May 22, 2019 and recorded at said Registry of Deeds in Book SIPHON, BY HER ATTORNEY, SAMUEL A. VITALI (ZBA 9967) Boston Street, thirty and 10/100 (30.10) feet; WESTERLY by Etna Place, 37586, Page 586, for breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose ninety-two and 67/100 (92.67) feet; NORTHERLY by land now or formerly of of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises located at 654- 654A Western TO ALLOW THE ADDITION OF A RESIDENTIAL UNIT ON THE FIRST FLOOR OF A Cryan, twenty-five and 10/100 (25.10) feet; and EASTERLY by Lot B on said plan, Avenue a/k/a 654 Western Avenue, Lynn, MA 01905 will be sold at a Public PRE-EXISTING NON-CONFORMING MIXED USE STRUCTURE (APARTMENT, RETAIL eighty-one and 76/100 (81.76) feet. This conveyance is subject to and with Auction at 3:00 PM on April 5, 2021, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly SPACE) ON A 9,677 S.F. LOT IN THE BUSINESS DISTRICT, WITH OFF STREET benefit of an easement recorded in Book 4207, Page 192 in said Registry. This described below, all and singular the premises described in said PARKING HAVING LESS THAN THE REQUIRED SETBACK, FINDING SUCH CHANGE IS conveyance is subject to and with the benefit of all rights, restrictions, easements mortgage, to wit: NOT SUBSTANTIALLY MORE DETRIMENTAL IN EFFECT TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD. and agreements of record, if any there be, insofar as the same are now in force and applicable. Being the same premises conveyed to the herein named The land in said Lynn, together with the buildings thereon, being the premises now **** THE MEETING WILL BE CLOSED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC DUE TO THE mortgagor (s) by deed recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds in known and numbered as 654 Western Avenue, bounded and described as follows: COVID-19 PANDEMIC. THE MEETING WILL BE TELEVISED LIVE ON THE LYNN Book 19799, Page 219. COMMUNITY TELEVISION (LCTV) GOVERNMENT CHANNEL AND ALSO STREAMED NORTHWESTERLY by Western Avenue, 39.94 feet; ON THE LCTV FACEBOOK PAGE**** For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 19799, Page 219. NORTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Cain, 83.59 feet; Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89656580447?pwd=dVg5TkR4Z0c5RFNIazRuMnlke These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Powicki, 41.75 feet; and HFuZz09 rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax SOUTHWESTERLY by other land of the grantor, 74.88 feet; Meeting ID: 896 5658 0447 titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or Passcode: 963576 liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, Be all said measurements more or less, or however otherwise bounded and One tap mobile having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, described; being the premises shown as lot B on a sub-division of land in Lynn, +13126266799,,89656580447#,,,,*963576# US (Chicago) easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Massachusetts by Albert D. Martin, Surveyor, dated November 29, 1954, and +16465588656,,89656580447#,,,,*963576# US (New York) recorded with said Registry of Deeds, and containing 3,215 square feet of land TERMS OF SALE: according to said plan. Dial by your location +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago) A deposit of Ten Thousand ($10,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check will Granting to said Arthur E. Gagnon and Sylvia M. Gagnon an easement of way over +1 646 558 8656 US (New York) be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The balance a strip of parcel of land four feet in width on the easterly side of lot A Known +1 301 715 8592 US (Washington D.C) is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 numbered as 658 Western Avenue, Lynn, Massachusetts, and reserving an +1 346 248 7799 US (Houston) California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, easement of way over a strip of land four (4) feet in width on the westerly side of +1 669 900 9128 US (San Jose) Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the lot B, known and numbered as 654 Western Avenue, Lynn, Massachusetts, +1 253 215 8782 US (Tacoma) date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full establishing an easement of way bounded northerly by Western Avenue eight (8) Meeting ID: 896 5658 0447 of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage feet and extending from said Western Avenue in southerly direction a distance of shall control in the event of an error in this publication. 74.88 feet, said easement to be used in common by the owners of lots A and B, Passcode: 963576 as appurtenant to their adjoining estates for all purposes of a common driveway Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kdnHP2iktM Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. for the benefit of the owners and their tenants of lots B and A. ANY INDIVIDUAL DESIRING TO SUBMIT WRITTEN MATERIALS EITHER FOR OR WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. Being the same premises conveyed to the herein named mortgagor (s) by deed AGAINST A PARTICULAR PETITION SHOULD SUBMIT THE SAME VIA E-MAIL: Present holder of said mortgage recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 6839, Page 5. [email protected] OR REGULAR MAIL TO: LYNN ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS, By its Attorneys, C/O MARY GOKAS, LYNN CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, LYNN CITY HALL, LYNN, MA 01901. HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern DOCUMENTS MAY ALSO BE SUBMITTED VIA THE LYNN CITY HALL DROP BOX 150 California St. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 18237, Page 48. LOCATED AT THE JOHNSON STREET ENTRANCE WITH A DEADLINE OF TWENTY- Newton, MA 02458 FOUR HOURS PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED MEETING. THE DOCUMENTARY (617)558-0500 The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other SUBMISSIONS MAY BE SUBMITTED VIA A ZIP DRIVE OR SIMILAR DEVICE 2009120739 municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable COMPATIBLE WITH A WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEM **** encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to Item: March 8, 15 and 22, 2021 and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of Richard Wood: Chairman record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. Jeanne M. Curley: Vice Chairman Patrick Calnan: Clerk Terms of the Sale: Cashier's or certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 as a TOWN OF NAHANT deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as a Item: March 1 and 8, 2021 BOARD OF APPEALS bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from this NOTICE OF HEARINGS requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable by certified check in thirty (30) days from A public hearing will be held by the ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS on Monday, the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Korde & Associates, City of Lynn March 22, 2021 via remote technology pursuant to Governor Baker's March 12, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such other time as For Essex County, Commonwealth of Massachusetts 2020 Order Suspending Certain Provisions of the Open Meeting Law, G.L. c. 30A, may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the premises contained in PUBLIC NOTICE Section 18, and the Governor's March 15, 2020 order imposing strict limitations said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. on the number of persons that may gather in one place, this meeting of the The City of Lynn will award approximately $554,898. subject to final appropriation Nahant Zoning Board of Appeals will be conducted via remote participation to the Other terms to be announced at the sale. from the Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA) program of the greatest extent possible. To Join the Zoom Meeting use the following link: U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). These funds will be https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85356691715?pwd=b1ZsL1NrcU0zeGx0MHV1T1BB Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, d/b/a Christiana Trust, not in its individual allocated for FY 2021-2022 to eligible sub-recipients that provide housing and V1JMQT09 capacity but solely in its capacity as Certificate Trustee for NNPL Trust Series related services to residents and families within Essex County in the 2012-1 Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Lynn, as the sub-recipient of the City of Meeting ID: 853 5669 1715 Korde & Associates, P.C. Cambridge, will administer this program through The Lynn Housing Authority & Passcode: 342437 900 Chelmsford Street Neighborhood Development (LHAND). The HOPWA program addresses the specific One tap mobile Suite 3102 needs of low-income persons medically diagnosed with HIV/AIDS and their +13126266799,,85356691715#,,,,*342437# US (Chicago) Lowell, MA 01851 families. HOPWA funds may be used for a wide range of housing, social services, +16465588656,,85356691715#,,,,*342437# US (New York) (978) 256-1500 program planning and development costs within Essex County. Dial by your location Gagnon, Estate of, Arthur E., 16-024926 +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago) Requests for Proposals (RFPs) and eligibility and completion instructions can be +1 646 558 8656 US (New York) Item: March 1, 8 and 15, 2021 requested by e-mailing Danielle Hoyt at [email protected]. +1 301 715 8592 US (Washington DC) A Public Hearing will be held virtually via Zoom on Tuesday, April 13, 2021 at 2:00 +1 346 248 7799 US (Houston) p.m. Zoom invitation details will be sent to all applicants upon receipt of +1 669 900 9128 US (San Jose) ABANDONED PROPERTY: 33-foot sea vessel "Houligan," Hull # MRY08016M74F; proposals. Completed applications for HOPWA funding must be received by LHAND +1 253 215 8782 US (Tacoma) Location: Seaport Landing Marina, 154 Lynnway, Lynn, MA. To the owner and lien no later than Friday March 12, 2021 before 12:30PM**. The preferred method of Meeting ID: 853 5669 1715 holders you have a right to reclaim the property within (30) thirty days, subject to submission is to e- mail a PDF version of the entire application (one file) to Passcode: 342437 the rights of any other lien holders including the City of Lynn. Failure to claim the [email protected] by the deadline. Mailed or hand-delivered copies of the Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kbGYRo99Ml property will constitute a waiver of all rights, title and interest in the Property. If application can also be submitted to the following address: ownership or lien holder interest is not claimed and the vessel is not removed 5:30 PM PUBLIC HEARING on the petition filed by Amy Graciale for the property within (90) ninety days of the last day of notice by publication, whichever is later, Danielle Hoyt located at 10 Intervale Road, Nahant seeking a zoning change. The Inspector of the City of Lynn may apply for title to the Property. To make a claim call the City LHAND Buildings has denied a building permit because the proposed zoning change is in Solicitor's Office at 781-586-6843. 39 Curwin Terrace violation of Section 4.07.A.2 of the Zoning By-laws of the Town of Nahant, where Item: March 8, 9 and 10 Lynn, MA 01905 the proposed change requires a Special Permit for the use of not more than two rooms and requires one parking space per employee and/or anticipated visitor. **Please note that applications received AFTER the deadline may be excluded from the review process. BOARD OF APPEALS, Jocelyn Campbell, Chairperson call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 to start your daily subscription. Item: March 1, 8, 2021 Item: March 8 and 15, 2021 MONDAY, MARCH 8, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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CITY OF LYNN TOWN OF NAHANT Find great BOARD OF APPEALS PAY CALLS Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, March 16, 2021, a Public Hearing will be held by the Planning Board at 3:00 o'clock p.m. and by the Council at 5:15 pm in NOTICE OF HEARINGS bargains in the Council Chambers regarding the following: Pay Call Numbers A Recodification of the City of Lynn Zone Ordinance to incorporate all changes A public hearing will be held by the ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS on Monday, (900, 976 and 550) made to the Zone Ordinance since 2018. A full copy of the proposed March 22, 2021 via remote technology pursuant to Governor Baker's March 12, Advertiser telephone numbers with Recodified Zone Ordinance is available at the City Clerk's Office during normal 2020 Order Suspending Certain Provisions of the Open Meeting Law, G.L. c. 30A, 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST City Hall Hours and available on line on the City Clerk's Webpage. The Section 18, and the Governor's March 15, 2020 order imposing strict limitations disclose the price of the telephone Recodified Zone Ordinance does not contain any substantive changes to the on the number of persons that may gather in one place, this meeting of the call. When a number is published Zone Ordinance but rather incorporates the amendments made piecemeal Nahant Zoning Board of Appeals will be conducted via remote participation to the within the advertisement the per since 2018 into a singular readable document. greatest extent possible. To Join the Zoom Meeting use the following link: minute and/or flat charge must be https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85356691715?pwd=b1ZsL1NrcU0zeGx0MHV1T1BB included. 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Meeting ID: 853 5669 1715 HELP WANTED Passcode: 342437 No claim of invalidity of any zoning ordinance or by-law arising out of any possible Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kbGYRo99Ml defect in the procedure of adoption or amendment shall be made in any legal JOB INFORMATION proceedings and no state, regional, county or municipal officer shall refuse, deny 5:00 PM PUBLIC HEARING on the petition filed by Williane and Eduards SERVICES or revoke any permit, approval or certificate because of any such claim of invalidity Tomas for the property located at 79 Wilson Road, Nahant, seeking a unless legal action is commenced within the time period specified in sections Variance. The Inspector of Buildings has denied a building permit because NOTICE thirty-two and thirty-two A of chapter forty and notice specifying the court, parties, the proposed alterations are in violation of Section 5.03 of the Zoning For more information and assistance invalidity claimed, and date of filing is filed together with a copy of the petition By-laws of the Town of Nahant, where the proposed Floor Area Ratio is 75% regarding the reliability of business with the town or City Clerk within seven days after commencement of the action. and the maximum allowed is 45%. opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- ties, employment services and financ- Janet Rowe, City Clerk BOARD OF APPEALS, Jocelyn Campbell, Chairperson ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to classifieds contact the Better Business Bureau Item: March 1, 8, 2021 Item: March 8 and 15, 2021 Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or LEGAL NOTICE call 508-652-4800 LEGAL NOTICE Lynn Conservation Commission Lynn Conservation Commission NOTICE In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. 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Studies have revealed in- said. “We have an irregular sleep, about 56 percent of yeva declared on the Rus- “The fact that Russia is somnia and other sleep is- sleep schedule going on be- people who did not exercise MOSCOW — Russia’s sia-1 state TV channel. among ve countries that sues during the pandemic. cause of the pandemic,” he said they had very good or boast in August that it Dmitry Kiselev, the net- were able to quickly de- “We’re just not able to said. “Now would be the fairly good sleep; for people was the rst country to work’s top pro-Kremlin velop a vaccine … allows handle this level of stress, perfect time to have a good authorize a coronavirus who vigorously exercised, anchor, heaped on the hy- Moscow to present itself and of course it’s coming out sleep schedule.” Wake up vaccine led to skepticism 83 percent reported good perbole last month, blus- as a high-tech power of in our sleep,” Breus said. at the same time even on at the time because of its sleep, and even 76 percent tering: “The Russian coro- knowledge rather than a Most adults need 7 to 8 weekends, he added. insuf cient testing. Six of light exercisers reported navirus vaccine, Sputnik petrol pump in decline,” hours of quality sleep each months later, as demand SET A CUTOFF FOR good sleep. V, is the best in the world.” said foreign affairs ana- night, according to the De- for the Sputnik V vaccine CAFFEINE AND BOOZE IMPROVE YOUR State TV channels have lyst Vladimir Frolov. partment of Health and grows, experts are raising covered vaccine exports Human Services. And re- We know that caffeine SLEEP SPACE questions again — this Some experts say boost- extensively, citing praise member that is referring to and alcohol can impact For years, Mary Pat Wal- time, over whether Mos- ing the use of vaccines from abroad for Russia quality, not just quantity. sleep. Unfortunately, with lace, founder of The Luxury cow can keep up with all from China and Russia and running segments Many people might be feel- many people at home Bed Collection, has helped the orders from the coun- — which have not been about the dif culties as popular as those from ing they need more sleep, throughout the day, it’s eas- people snooze. It’s some- tries that want it. countries are having with the West — could offer a even if they are getting ier to keep returning to the thing she’s studied since Slovakia got 200,000 Western vaccines. quicker way to increase what would have been con- kitchen coffee pot more and she herself was a mom of doses on March 1, even The early criticism of sidered a regular amount the global supply. Others more, or start happy hour small children, realizing though the European Sputnik V has been blunt- a year ago. That’s because earlier and earlier. People Medicines Agency, the note that Russia wants to loss of sleep was sapping ed by a report in the pres- amid pandemic stressors, might think alcohol helps her productivity. She en- European Union’s phar- tigious British medical score geopolitical points. people are getting light them sleep, Breus said, courages a technology-free maceutical regulator, only journal The Lancet that “Putin is using (the vac- and fragmented sleep, said but, “what it’s really doing bedroom, or cutting out began reviewing its use on said large-scale testing cine) to bolster a very tar- Breus, author of “Good is anesthetizing,” he said. electronics at least an hour Thursday in an expedited showed it to be safe, with nished image of Russia’s Night: The Sleep Doctor’s “I usually say there’s a re- before bedtime. Make sure process. The president of an ef cacy rate of 91 per- scienti c and technolog- 4-Week Program to Better ally big difference between the temperature is between the hard-hit Czech Repub- cent against the virus. ical prowess,” said Law- Sleep and Better Health.” going to sleep and passing 65 and 70 degrees. And lic said he wrote direct- That could help revamp rence Gostin, a George- The good news is, Breus out.” He suggests quitting for your bed, think about ly to Russian President Russia’s image to one of town University professor says it’s the perfect time to caffeine by 2 p.m., and n- dressing it the same way Vladimir Putin to get a a scienti c, technological and director of the World reassess sleeping patterns ishing your last drink at you would dress at that supply. Millions of doses and benevolent power, Health Organization Col- and try to get better shut- least three hours before temperature. She suggests are expected by countries especially as other coun- laborating Center on Na- eye. We already know to bed. So think about a drink in Latin America, Africa, tries encounter shortag- tional and Global Health limit screen time before bed or two between 5 and 7 a sheet, a thin blanket and the former Soviet Union es of COVID-19 vaccines Law. “He’s using it for and to stick to a routine. p.m., with plenty of water, comforter or duvet system. and the Middle East in a because richer nations geostrategic purposes in Here are some more tips. and going to bed at 10 p.m. “It works just like seasonal wave of Russian vaccine are scooping up the West- areas where Russia would dressing here in Chicago — WAKE UP AT THE SAME diplomacy. ern-made versions or like to have spheres of in- GET OUT FOR EXERCISE the right layers will keep TIME EVERY DAY “Sputnik V continues to manufacturers struggle  uence.” Exercise is consistently you comfortable,” she said. For many people, working linked to better sleep. 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