WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2020 Police imposters scam Saugus By Steve Krause Police of cer, and demanded $8,000 from her. ITEM STAFF Ricciardelli warned residents Tuesday that police of cers will never contact citizens over SAUGUS — Scammers are out in Saugus, the phone to solicit payment. says Police Chief Michael Ricciardelli, and he asks that people beware. “It’s sad and unfortunate to see scammers Ricciardelli said Tuesday the department posing as trusted individuals in the communi- received two reports that the Saugus Police ty,” said Ricciardelli. “It’s important to remem- Department has received two reports from in- ber that you should never provide personal in- dividuals who had been contacted by a person formation on the phone if you didn’t start the claiming to be a Saugus Police of cer, and who call, and don’t know where it originates from.” demanded money. One of the individuals said he was a Saugus SCAM, A3 VFW struggling to serve in Swampscott

Memories rekindled 92 years later

By Gayla Cawley A clipping from ITEM STAFF the Nov. 8, 1928, By Guthrie Scrimgeour blue walls. From left, edition of the ITEM STAFF Against one wall a small ta- Swampscott LYNN — Commercial and residential buildings Daily Evening ble is set for one, dedicated to VFW Sr. Vice are now routinely inspected in Lynn for potential SWAMPSCOTT — The Pine Prisoners of War and those Commander Bob Item tells the Street VFW post is more than re hazards, a potentially life-saving protocol that story of the who went Missing In Action. Lennon, George started because of a horri c re at a manufactur- just a bar — it’s a place of re- Preble Box “Before COVID you could Fitzhenry of ing plant 92 years ago that claimed 20 lives. membrance, camaraderie, and Company Plant have 15 or 20 people in here Swampscott, Nearly 2,000 inspections of various types of busi- community. and I could go through and explosion, and Joe Croteau nesses, commercial buildings and residences are For many veterans, it’s a name every single one of which killed of Lynn, speak inspected annually by the Lynn Fire Prevention home. them,” said VFW Commander a total of 20 about the impor- Bureau, which was created as a result of the Pre- The post has been struggling Malcolm Maloon. people. tance of having ble Box Company Plant re on Brookline Street, to reopen after shutting down “It became a place where the VFW open according to Fire Chief Stephen Archer. in March due to the COVID-19 you’re with friends and you’re so veterans can This past Sunday marked the 92nd anniversary pandemic. not afraid to talk about things. gather. of the catastrophe, which occurred on Nov. 8, 1928 It is a relatively small build- And some things about the ser- and resulted in two explosions that killed 12 work- ing with a wraparound bar in vice are not that pleasant to ITEM PHOTO | ers and eight residents in the area, seven of whom one corner and a dart board, talk about.” SPENSER HASAK were from the same family living in a nearby home. lottery machine, and pool table Last week, Susan Bishop, a in another. Flags and pictures FIRE, A3 of servicemen adorn the light VFW, A3 Nahant station Council nds a new life OKs 98-unit By Mike Alongi ITEM STAFF building NAHANT — The Nahant Life Saving Station, which sits prominently on Nahant Road, has seen a By Gayla Cawley lot in its 120 years of existence. Since its establish- ITEM STAFF ment in 1900, the Life Saving Station has housed the LYNN — The City Council, on Life Saving Service, the United States Coast Guard, Tuesday evening, unanimously ap- an American Legion Post and a host of other organi- proved a seven-story, 98-unit apart- zations. And now, the station is nding new life as an ment building that would be locat- event venue. ed behind a popular senior housing The Nahant Life Saving Station can accommodate complex on Eastern Avenue. up to 100 guests, with up to 60 people able to t at City Council President Dar- tables inside the station. ren Cyr expects construction on In response to the tragic wreck (including loss of the residential building, which the crew) of the coal schooner Charles Briggs off would feature a mix of one- and the coast of Nahant in the winter of 1898, Massa- two-bedroom market-rate apart- chusetts Senator Henry Cabot Lodge was moved to ments, will begin late this winter request that the town vote “to give to the United ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO or early next spring. States a suitable site for a Life Saving Station.” The new building would be The station was established in 1900, and was one The Nahant Life Saving Station on Nahant Road was established located directly behind Kings in 1900 and has housed the Life Saving Service, the United States Beach Tower Apartments, a STATION, A3 Coast Guard, an American Legion Post among other organizations. low-income senior housing com- plex at 130 Eastern Ave., but unlike that 183-unit complex, the future development is meant Cases climb in Lynn, Revere MAN STRUCK BY CAR to include a mix of seniors and younger residents, Cyr said. By Gayla Cawley the city website. IN LYNNFIELD “There is a waiting list of close ITEM STAFF Numbers remained the same in Lynn- to 500 people to get into that eld (201 cases, 14 deaths) and Nahant By Anne Marie Tobin building,” said Cyr referring to Lynn and Revere both saw another Kings Beach Towers. “That’s how (72 cases, six deaths) and were not up- ITEM STAFF spike in coronavirus cases on Tuesday, popular this location is. People with each reporting more than 40 new dated in Marblehead, Peabody, Saugus LYNNFIELD — A pedestrian was struck by from all over the North Shore, cases. or Swampscott on Tuesday. a motor vehicle on Main Street near Chestnut not just Lynn go there.” Lynn also reported an additional As of Monday, Peabody had 1,660 cas- Street shortly after 6 p.m. Tuesday. death to bring the city’s death toll to es and 193 deaths and Swampscott had According to unnamed sources, the man, be- APARTMENT, A2 125. 208 cases and 11 deaths. Marblehead lieved to be in his 60s, accidentally stepped With 45 new cases reported on Tues- (302 cases, 30 deaths) and Saugus (921 into the street and was struck by a car and day, Lynn now has 6,200 cases, 781 of cases, 44 deaths) have not provided up- suffered serious injuries. He was transported Opinion which are active. A total of 5,294 people dated numbers since last Friday. to a hospital by ambulance. Say it ain’t so, Rudy. A4 have recovered, according to city data. In a Facebook post, Lynn eld Fire Depart- In Revere, 45 new cases were report- Gayla Cawley can be reached at gcaw- ment advised motorists to avoid traveling on Sports ed, bringing the city’s total numbers to [email protected]. Follow her on Twitter Main Street, which was still closed to traf c for Classical’s Alex Ixlaj nds a t 3,693 cases and 109 deaths, according to @GaylaCawley. more than an hour after the incident occurred. at Framingham State. B1

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 71° VOL. 141, ISSUE 282 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6 LOW 59° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 COMICS ...... B4 FOOD ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2020 OBITUARIES Council OKs 98-unit apartment building Dawn marie Deveau, 55 1965 - 2020 APARTMENT rooftop interior lounge, only, Cyr said. Avenue rear, they were From A1 and would offer “com- “It’s to create a walking granted a special permit on SALEM - Dawn Deveau of manding views” of Kings atmosphere in the neigh- Tuesday night, which also Cyr, who represents the Lynn, MA passed away on Beach and the Atlantic borhood,” said Cyr. allowed for a seven-story November 6, 2020 at Salem neighborhood where the Ocean, Vitali said. To that end, Cyr said the building, Cyr said. Hospital, at the age of 55. Born development would be lo- “You’re looking at, in city has been working with Prior to the council vote, and raised in Lynn, she was the cated, said the project has Lynn, another $40-50 several property owners only one person called in daughter of the late Carol and been envisioned as the million project,” said Cyr. who own large parcels in opposition to the propos- Frank Deveau. next phase of Kings Beach “Lynn is the happening the neighborhood on de- al, a woman who hung up Dawn worked in the service Towers development for place (for development) so veloping some of those for- before giving her name or industry most of her life which more than a decade, which it makes sense for them mer manufacturing sites. saying why she opposed kept her connected to the city would ultimately create a to build that building “It’s a very heavy indus- the project. Throughout and the friends she cared so village-type atmosphere now because they believe trial neighborhood, but the process, which in- deeply for. She made certain for residents of all ages in they’ll be able to fill it not a lot of the industry has volved two community her children knew their way the neighborhood. just with the senior pop- left and it’s getting hard- meetings, Cyr said there around a kitchen, and her pas- The developers, includ- ulation. There’s (also) a er and harder to fill those has not been any oppo- sion for cooking in addition to ing petitioner Deborah C. need for market-rate units industrial spots,” said Cyr. sition from residents or preserving tradition, kept us Comins, of Colaris V, LLC, and that’s what this part “We’ve been talking with abutters in the impacted all close and benefited anyone are part of the manage- of the development is.” the property owners, (who neighborhood. with an empty stomach who ment team at Kings Beach Potential future neigh- are) looking to do some “Other than the person stepped into her kitchen. Towers, according to Cyr. borhood phases include type of residential (devel- calling in opposition (to- Dawn is survived by her chil- Bobby, Sharon and Cathy), and Citing the extensive two additional build- opments).” night), everybody in that dren Christopher Galvin of Ips- many nieces, nephews, family waiting list at Kings ings, one of which would The area, which is lo- neighborhood has been in wich, Brittney Deveau of Salem and good friends. Beach, Sam Vitali, the at- be a four- to seven-story cated near Kiley Park favor of it,” said Cyr. “They and Steven Deveau of Salem. Service Information: Ser- torney representing the mixed-use development Playground and includes have friends on the wait- She is also survived by her vices are Friday, November developers, said people with residential units on several surrounding ing list (for Kings Beach). grandchildren (Valin, Madison, 13, 2020 from 4-6 PM at “were anxious to see an the upper floors and com- streets such as Sander- Some of those people will Gianna, Victoria, Callie, Callie Goodrich Funeral Home added supply of units that mercial space on the lower son, Burrill, Michigan and be able to get into this and Handsome), siblings (Sue, https://www.goodrichfuner- would be available.” floors, which would possi- Seymour avenues, is still building.” Carol, Glen, Wanda, Lynn, Terri, alhome.com/ in Lynn, MA. The new building would bly include a small grocery zoned as light industrial. contain 32 one-bedroom store, bakery, coffee shop, Since the development Gayla Cawley can be units and 66 two-bedroom barber shop and beauty team was seeking a res- reached at gcawley@item- units, would include two parlor. The second build- idential use on Eastern live.com. Follow her on Carole M. Saltzman, 82 levels of parking and a ing would be residential Avenue, at the Sanderson Twitter @GaylaCawley. 1938 - 2020 LYNN - Carole M. (Lipson) EU files antitrust charges against Saltzman, age 82, passed away peacefully at her home in Lynn on Sunday, November 8, 2020, surrounded by her Amazon over use of data loving family. She was the be- loved wife of the late Charles H. By Kelvin Chan Saltzman, Jr., who passed away AP BUSINESS WRITER on June 18, 2020. LONDON — European Born in Lynn, MA on January Union regulators filed an- 10, 1938, she was a daugh- titrust charges Tuesday ter of the late Walter and Ida against Amazon, accus- (Repecko) Lipson. Carole was ing the e-commerce giant a graduate of Lynn English High of using its access to data School, class of 1955. Follow- from companies that sell ing her education, she worked products on its platform to as a bookkeeper for F.B. Harris gain an unfair advantage in Lynn for many years. over them. To say Carole was an active The charges, filed two member of both her commu- of Swampscott, Charles Saltz- years after the bloc’s anti- nity and her family, would be man of Swampscott, Walter trust enforcer began look- an understatement. From her Saltzman of Lynn, and James ing into the company, are graduation, she was a member Saltzman and his wife Christine the latest effort by Euro- of the committee that han- of Bedford, NH; her 19 grand- pean regulators to curb children and 9 great grandchil- dled 1955 Class Reunions the power of big technolo- dren; her two sisters, Dolores for Lynn English High, as well gy companies. Margrethe Cassidy and her husband as being a part of their Red Vestager, the EU commis- Robert, and Juanita Rich and & Gray Varsity Club, and East sioner in charge of compe- her husband Walter, as well as Lynn Pop Warner. Carole also tition issues, has slapped many other nieces, nephews, taught the CCD Confirmation Google with antitrust fines relatives, and friends. Class for many years for St. totaling nearly $10 billion Service Information: PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Pius Church with her husband, and opened twin antitrust Friends and family are and was a leader of the Blue investigations this sum- European Executive Vice-President Margrethe Vestager speaks during welcome to call at the Birds, Cub Scouts, and Boy mer into Apple. The EU’s a press conference regarding an antitrust case with Amazon at EU head- Cuffe-McGinn Funeral Home, Scouts. In her free time, she executive Commission also quarters in Brussels, Tuesday. 157 Maple St., Lynn, on Fri- was an avid reader, and loved opened a second investiga- day, November 13th from 9 watching Jeopardy at night tion Tuesday into whether a.m. until 10:30 a.m. Her and Germany, the compa- and will continue to make listings and transactions with her husband. They also Amazon favors product Funeral Mass will be held ny’s two biggest markets every effort to ensure it was fed into algorithms would go to their happy place offers and merchants that at St. Pius Church, Lynn, at in the EU, but Vestager has an accurate under- for Amazon’s retail busi- in Naples, ME any chance they use its own logistics and 11 a.m. Burial will follow at didn’t give specific exam- standing of the facts,” the ness that decide which could. Above all else though, delivery system. Puritan Lawn Memorial Park, ples of merchants affected company said in a state- new products to launch, Carole was a devoted and lov- While the U.S. initially Peabody. As an expression by Amazon’s behavior. ment, adding that it rep- their price and supplier. ing mother, grandmother, and criticized the EU for target- of sympathy, donations in The stakes have risen for resents less than 1 percent great grandmother. She was a ing American companies, it Ordinary retailers take mother figure to all who knew Carole’s honor may be made retailers as many Euro- of the global retail market has more recently started risks when they invest her, and was lovingly referred to Care Dimensions, 75 Syl- pean countries have shut and that there are bigger taking a tougher line on big heavily to find new prod- to as “Pia” by her grandchil- van St., Danvers, MA 01923. nonessential shops tem- retailers in every country tech as well, suing Google ucts, bring them to market dren. To leave an online message porarily to try to contain where it operates. Under this year for abusing its and decide how much to Carole is survived by her six or condolence, please visit the coronavirus pandemic, EU rules, it can reply to dominance in online search sell them for, Vestager said. dear children, Caroline LoPresti www.cuffemcginn.com. pushing more shopping the charges in writing and and advertising. “Our concern is that Am- and her husband Lt. Anthony present its case in an oral The EU investigation online, where Amazon is a LoPresti of Saugus, Anne Roy azon can avoid some of found that Amazon is ac- major presence. hearing. and her husband Robert of those risks by using the cessing and analyzing re- Amazon faces a possible It could still be a while Saugus, Christopher Saltzman data it has access to,” she al-time data from other fine of up to 10 percent of before a final decision as its annual worldwide rev- there are no deadlines for told reporters at a briefing vendors that sell goods on in Brussels. its platform to help it de- enue. That could amount bringing an EU antitrust The preliminary conclu- cide which new products to as much as $28 billion, case to an end. of its own to launch and based on its 2019 earn- Vestager said that an sion, she said, is that by how to price and market ings. The Seattle-based analysis of millions of using the data Amazon them. That “appears to company rejected the ac- transactions and products can focus on the best-sell- distort genuine competi- cusations. listed on Amazon’s site ing products, “and this tion,” Vestager said. “We disagree with the found that “very granular, marginalizes third-party Investigators focused on preliminary assertions of real-time business data” sellers and caps their abil- that practice in France the European Commission on third-party product ity to grow.”

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December, state Attorney Weisman said he also General Peter Neronha scheduled to be arraigned falsely represented his said Tuesday. in Providence County Su- IN MEMORIAM role at the studio as The indictment alleges perior Court on Nov. 25. DARRYL CRAVEN merely administrative that sometime between 2005 ~ NOVEMBER 11 ~ 2020 because he did not want FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY Dec. 18 and Dec. 20, his disability benefits to 2019, several defendants 781-593-7700 Need to find be reduced or terminated. sexually assaulted the Publishing Daily, except Sundays Weisman said Watterson unconscious victim at a USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 was in fact instructing home in Providence, and Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA an article? and engaging in jiu jitsu. videotaped portions of it. and additional offices. 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Box 5 Only $9.99/month Family and Friends compensation benefits in possession of child por- Lynn, MA 01903 Providence federal court. nography, failure to report WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Memories rekindled 92 years later FIRE ny shortly after 7:30 a.m., pital, Whittier said, noting throughout the city annu- From A1 according to Archer. that the Blaney children ally, in addition to running The initial explosion in ranged from six months to fire safety programs in the Considered to be the high- the compact area woke up 15 years old. schools and conducting est loss of civilian life from the whole neighborhood At the hospital, the fam- plan reviews of new con- any single fire event in the — 25 to 30 foot flames ily’s patriarch was never struction projects in the city, it was a tragedy that shot out of the building told his family had perished city, according to Archer. could have been prevented and eight employees were in the fire, Whittier said. When the inspections if the manufacturing com- killed after they were ei- “They all had to jump out are performed depends pany, which built toe boxes ther blown out into the of the second floor window on the type of facility and for shoes out of a flamma- street or smothered in the to escape the flames,” said the situation, said Archer, ble material (cellulose) had concrete building’s col- Whittier. “They couldn’t explaining that some are been inspected beforehand. lapse, Whittier said. even get down the stairs. performed periodically as “That facility would have Twenty-five to 30 employ- (The fire) trapped that required by state statutes been inspected for any haz- ees were inside at the time family and basically incin- or local codes, others at ards on site and hopefully of the explosion and the erated them.” the sale of property, and that would have caught eight bodies were recovered The Preble Box Toe some are done as a result something (prior to an) from the ruins of the plant. Company Plant fire was a of a complaint received or explosion,” said Archer. “It “There were two explo- “very serious one” as far as a hazard noted by a fire perhaps could have been sions — the second one was legalities were concerned, company in the course of prevented with the estab- more massive,” said Whit- said Whittier, explaining their routine duties. lishment of a fire preven- tier. “(It caused a) complete that the tragedy set off a Despite being such a sig- tion bureau. One thing for cave-in and the explosion series of finger pointing nificant event in the city’s certain is that countless caused people to be blown from city officials. fire history, Archer said lives have been saved by out of the building on fire.” “You would never be able it is interesting that the the establishment of the The explosion ignited a to run a place like that tragedy has not been more ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Fire Prevention Bureau in number of nearby hous- in a residential neighbor- talked about and acknowl- The POW-MIA Table of the Swampscott VFW the wake of that tragedy.” es, including one on Tim- hood today,” said Whittier. edged over the years. Still, is a reminder to remember veterans who have Ironically, just prior to the son Street and several on But there was ultimately there’s no denying the im- been lost. fire, Lynn Fire Capt. John Groveland Street. At least no prosecution, as investi- pact the catastrophe has Day had been advocating five buildings were on fire gators could not find any had on city and fire de- for the creation of a fire partment procedures. at the same time, including evidence of negligence. prevention unit that would “We always learn from VFW struggling to the Blaney family’s Grove- The cause of the fire was have been tasked with con- tragedies like that and land Street home, which never determined, but ducting inspections of man- there’s always lessons killed seven family mem- were different theories ufacturing facilities, such learned from questions,” bers, five almost instantly. at the time. A witness re- serve in Swampscott as Preble Box Toe Compa- said Archer. “It’s unfortu- ny, and multi-family homes “There was also a pedestri- ported seeing an employee nate sometimes that the ing,” he said. “It’s not easy in the city, according to Fire an who was walking by who smoking a cigar, which was VFW tragedies have to occur to to do it now.” Lt. Ed Whittier, the depart- was killed, (but) the real prohibited at the plant due From A1 learn those important les- “As far as I know there’s ment’s historian. tragedy here is the Blaney to the flammable nature sons. Certainly lessons were social member of the no place like this for young Day, who warned about family,” said Whittier. of the materials that were learned from the Preble Box Swampscott VFW, started veterans,” said Maloon. the dangers of celluloid The mother, Lillian being manufactured, while Toe Company fire and les- a Gofundme page in hopes The post also helps facili- use in factories, recog- Blaney, 37, and four of others have speculated sons that will hopefully pre- of raising $15,000 to re- tate events for the commu- nized the fact that in- her small children were that the explosion was vent a similar tragedy from killed after being trapped caused by spontaneous open the post, though she nity, including spaghetti spectors were needed for occur ring in the city.” estimates that they may dinners, a pancake break- manufacturing buildings and smothered in the fire, combustion, Whittier said. but the father, Harry, 39, Today, the Lynn Fire Pre- Gayla Cawley can be need as much as $25,000. fast, and a bike run to raise and multi-family homes, Since the onset of the pan- money for breast cancer. which were fire hazards at and one of their sons, who vention Bureau performs reached at gcawley@item- were both burned in the nearly 2,000 inspections of live.com. Follow her on demic, the post has accumu- “The most recent one the time, said Whittier. lated months of utility bills, fire, died later at the hos- various types of buildings Twitter @GaylaCawley. was a food drive for the lo- He finally got his request which has been a struggle cal food pantry, where the three days after the fire to pay off because it is no veterans went out of their caused 20 deaths. The de- longer bringing in revenue. way to help our small partment’s Fire Prevention In addition, they must community,” said Bishop. Bureau was officially es- make a significant invest- “And now we need the tablished on Nov. 11, 1928 ment to meet new restric- help from the community on the orders of then-May- tions on businesses that to reopen.” or Ralph S. Bauer, who serve alcohol. They hope Similar financial strug- called for drastic action in to expand the kitchen by gles are being felt by VFW the wake of the tragedy, adding an oven or fryola- posts throughout the North which essentially inciner- tor, which will allow them Shore. The post in Marble- ated workers in the plant to operate under state head had to raise $10,000 and members of the Blaney COVID-19 regulations. to set up its kitchen, which family in their own home, They also intend to train allowed it to re-open. according to Whittier. some of the veterans in In addition to the Go- Shortly after the explo- the SafeServe course, fundme, the post is also sion, Bauer penned a let- so they can operate the accepting checks made ter to State Fire Marshal kitchen. out to Swampscott VFW George C. Neal, recom- As a non-profit, they are Post 1240 and sent to 8 mending that he revoke not eligible for many of Pine St. all permits to city facto- the grants that are avail- Bishop hopes that, with ries handling explosive able to businesses. community support, the materials, similar to what This shutdown of the Swampscott post can re- caused the Preble Box VFW post, which also open with SafeServe certi- catastrophe, that were serves Disabled Ameri- fication by Christmas. not located at least 500 can Veterans (DAV), the “It’s an establishment feet away from any other American Legion, and the where you can go and know building, according to a Marine Corps League, has that your brothers and sis- Nov. 8, 1928 Daily Evening left a void in the Swamp- ters have been through the Item article. scott veteran community. service as well. You don’t “I am out to clean up ev- VFW Sr. Vice Command- necessarily have to talk ery fire hazard in Lynn,” er Bob Lennon explained about it, it’s just a comfort Bauer said at the time. “I how the lack of a physical place and it’s their home,” do not care who it hits. The meeting space had been said Bishop. “And it’s very loss of life in the Preble Toe hurting their efforts to important that they get Box explosion has stunned reach out to new members. that back.” the city and we must pre- “We try to recruit young- vent a recurrence of it.” er veterans from the Iraq Guthrie Scrimgeour By Jan. 6, 1929, it was re- and Afghanistan wars to can be reached at gscrim- ported that the fire preven- keep the lifeblood flow- [email protected]. tion bureau had already performed 686 inspections, which was a “tremendous amount of inspections” Police imposters done in such a short period of time, Whittier said. Members of the Blaney CLIPPING FROM THE DAILY EVENING ITEM scam Saugus family, who lived on Grov- eland Street, had just been Commercial and residential buildings are now routinely inspected in sitting down to breakfast Lynn for potential fire hazards, a potentially life-saving protocol that SCAM scams and frauds: when the fire broke out at started because of a horrific fire at a manufacturing plant 92 years ago From A1 • Do not give out your the manufacturing compa- that claimed 20 lives. credit card information to “It’s a scam that has someone calling over the been perpetrated before phone. in the United States,” said • Do not give in to the Nahant Life Saving Station Lt. Ronald Giorgetti. “Peo- pressure to make a deci- ple identify themselves sion immediately. as officers. This was even • If in doubt, do not give finds a new lease on life more specific. out your information. “The intent of the call- • Report anyone claim- STATION U.S. Coast Guard. The er is to defraud and take ing to be a government From A1 Coast Guard Station re- their money from them,” worker to local police. mained active at the sta- said Giorgetti, who also • Monitor incoming of 33 such stations built tion until 1964. said that there are some calls. Do not pick up un- in the state. It is the only The federal govern- solicitation calls by po- known numbers or ran- one that was not built to a ment maintained the lice that are legitimate, dom calls. If a call is im- standard plan, and one of buildings as a season- such as when they are portant, the caller will only 12 stations to survive al recreational site for raising money for chari- leave a message; if you do in any significant form to- members of the Armed table causes or non-profit pick up and learn it is a day. groups. scam call, do not engage. Designed by architect Forces until 1996. The “Sometimes, they call Just hang up. Victor Mindeleff — the building was returned and say they may have a to the town of Nahant in station is unique among warrant, and in order to Steve Krause can be 1999, and the nonprof- the life-saving stations, clear it you have to pay reached at skrause@item- it Nahant Preservation as it is designed to them. They ask you to live.com. launch rescue boats on Trust took over its man- forward money through both ocean and harbor agement. Western Union.” sides of the station. The With community sup- Giorgetti said the LAW OFFICES OF Life Saving Station is port, the Life Saving Sta- scammers “might call JAMES J. CARRIGAN also listed in the Mas- tion has now been fully all day, and hope to get • Social Security Disability sachusetts Register of restored for adaptive re- one or two people to wire • Workers Compensation Historic Places, having use, and it has housed them, or to buy gift cards. • Accidents been placed on the list in That’s a real red flag 25 years located across the Mortimer G. Robbins from Lynn District Court 2012. American Legion Post 215 right there.” 15 Johnson St. The Life Saving Service since 2011. ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO The Massachusetts At- later combined with the torney General’s office 781-596-0100 U.S. Revenue Cutter Ser- Mike Alongi can be Historical displays, such as this one from the provides the following tips JAMES J. CARRIGAN American Legion, can be found all around the ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN vice in 1915 to become reached at malongi@item- for residents to protect LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL what we know now as the live.com. 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E¤¥¤ M. G DIRECTORS A “yes” vote for Lynnfield future President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M¦Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant To the editor: quality schools. We have an opportunity E C J. SŸ E. K¡ Advertising Director News Director Gordon R. Hall Dearest Lynnfield neigh- As an outcome of the con- to expand the schools, keep 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¡¢ Monica Connell Healey bors, friends, family and sistent growth among the teacher to student ratios low, P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton residents, town’s young families, our and provide a permanent Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¡£ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman The secret is out that schools have reached full ca- structure so future gener- many young families have pacity and are anticipated ations can enjoy the school Customer Service Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS been moving to our beau- to continue to grow in years system. These improve- Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 tiful town of Lynnfield in to come. Research from The ments are what all of our Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 children and future genera- Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 recent years. New England School Devel- All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 In conversations, I con- opment Council and town tions in Lynnfield deserve. 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 sistently hear that resi- officials have concluded that This investment now is Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 the right one to make as a Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 dents were drawn by the both elementary schools Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 easy commute to Boston, need to be expanded in or- long-term investment to the Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 der to keep class sizes low town as a whole. I implore classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 quick access to highways, MarketStreet, sense of and accommodate the grow- you to vote “yes” at Special Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 community, and, above all, ing population. Town Meeting on November [email protected] the strong school system. Our schools need addi- 21. On behalf of my fami- ly and my two elementary Circulation Additionally, if you ask a tional space and new class- [email protected] real estate agent about a key rooms which is why I am school children, I thank you Ext. 3 component to be a revered voting “yes” at the Special for your consideration. town with increasing proper- Town Meeting on November Joel Steiner Newsroom ty values, you will hear that 21 to approve the Lynnfield [email protected] it is a result of highly-rated, School Expansion project. Lynnfield [email protected] EDITORIAL Ext. 4 STEPHEN SPAULDING Sports [email protected] Say it ain’t so, Rudy Ext. 5 We must let everyone Retail and Online Advertising How the mighty have fallen. [email protected] Standing last Saturday in front of “Trump ADVERTISING 2020” campaign signs plastered onto a commer- access democracy Ernie Carpenter Jr. cial garage door in Philadelphia, Rudy Guiliani Director of Advertising — the former New York City mayor, presidential andBusiness Development, ext. 1355 In America, voters — not dards for election admin- package they order online. [email protected] candidate, and national hero — tried to counter politicians — decide elec- istration. And if there is any dis- media reports on voting tallies giving Joe Biden Ralph Mitchell tions. And they did so in We elect one president to crepancy with a ballot — Sales Representative, ext. 1313 the presidency with claims of voter fraud and record numbers this year. lead our country — but un- for example, a missing sig- [email protected] The projected results for der 51 different procedures nature — election officials threats of lawsuits. Eric Rondeau The tawdry event marked a steady and sad many races including the (for all 50 states plus the should contact the voter and Sales Representative, ext. 1280 White House are in, and District of Columbia). These give them plenty of time to [email protected] decline for the man who was once TIME maga- Americans are celebrat- rules vary extensively. Your “cure” the discrepancy. zine’s Man of the Year and tagged with the title, ing their democracy. The options shouldn’t depend on Patricia Whalen Voter registration should Sales Representative, ext. 1310 “America’s Mayor.” Cameras captured Guiliani final tally will come when your zip code. Some voters be automatic, with same- [email protected] one day after the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks all votes are counted, can- had much easier access to day voter registration as a vassed, and certified over the ballot than others. BUSINESS OFFICE striding down a New York street wearing an useful fail-safe for anyone the next few weeks. For example, voters in who had to move or were Susan J. Conti FDNY ball cap with a brash, can-do New York Counting every vote is some states had to regis- purged from the rolls. Controller, ext. 1288 expression plastered to his face. what makes us a democra- ter weeks before the elec- These are just some [email protected] Flash forward almost 20 years and Guiliani cy. Amid a deadly pandem- tion. Voters in 21 other of the solutions in effect Ted Grant is one of Trump’s few remaining apologists. He ic, millions of voters over- states could register on throughout the country, in Publisher, ext. 1234 came obstacles to make it Election Day itself. More red states and blue states. [email protected] has cast aside all shreds of dignity, and maybe harder to vote — especial- than a dozen states have Building on their success, sanity, to suggest the Nov. 3 election somehow Marian Kinney ly Black and brown voters. implemented automatic the House of Representa- ext. 1212 deprived the 45th president of the United States The president used the voter registration, a sys- tives passed versions of [email protected] of a second term. days following the election tem that is more secure these solutions last year to threaten meritless law- and cost-effective. Will Kraft “We’ve been deprived of the right to inspect in the For the People Act Chief Financial O cer, ext. 1296 suits to “stop the count.” Some voters who cast bal- and the Heroes Act. ballots,” the Associated Press quoted Guiliani as [email protected] Contrast his legal actions lots by mail faced an Elec- The House also passed the saying on Saturday. with those of organizations tion Day deadline for the John Lewis Voting Rights Paula Villacreses Why, one might ask former prosecutor Guil- like the NAACP Legal ballot to be received by offi- Act to stop racially-discrim- A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 [email protected] iani, did ballots need to be inspected? Exactly Defense and Educational cials. Elsewhere voters only inatory voting practices be- Fund, Lawyers’ Commit- needed their ballots post- Mike Shanahan what election-law violation disqualified any bal- fore they’re implemented. tee for Civil Rights Under marked by Election Day. Some claim that states Chief Executive O cer, ext. 1956 [email protected] lots cast in the presidential election? Law, Common Cause and We should all play by the run our elections. That’s Challenging American election results in the many others. same fair and equitable true. Carolina Trujillo 21st century is a precise, legally-complicated Many of these lawsuits rules. That includes ex- But under Article I, Sec- CommunityRelations Director, ext. 1226 have had one goal: To vin- panding access to the bal- [email protected] process that requires the challenger to point tion 4 of the Constitution, dicate the freedom of ev- lot box so that everyone’s to specific violations by people involved in bal- Congress has the author- Jim Wilson ery eligible voter to cast voice can be heard. ity to regulate how states Chief Operating O cer, ext. 1200 lot-handling and counting. a ballot securely, with- Here are just some of the run those elections. It was [email protected] out risking their health ideas for national solutions: Even election challenges mounted on the local the source of Congress’ CIRCULATION level require pinpointing specific violations in during a pandemic. In at a bare minimum, no vot- authority to pass other fact, litigants have filed er should have to provide Lisa Mahmoud the election process. Trumpeting claims of fraud national voting laws, such Manager, ext. 1239 more than 380 lawsuits in an excuse to vote by mail. as the National Voter Reg- or stolen elections doesn’t cut it. And for voters who need [email protected] 44 states on this issue. istration Act and the Uni- the option to vote in-person, Standing on a landscaping company’s driveway Twenty years ago, the formed and Overseas Citi- CUSTOMER SERVICE Florida “butterfly ballot” they ought to be able to do bellowing about fraud should be well beneath zens Absentee Voting Act. debacle led to the Supreme so with ample opportunity La’ Mosha Ball Guiliani’s dignity. But as a member of Trump’s As we emerge from the Court’s Bush v. Gore rul- during a uniform early vot- Customer Service, ext. 1276 pandemic, access to democ- [email protected] steadily-shrinking band of loyal minions, he is ing that decided the 2000 ing period and on Election racy must remain a priority. comfortable tarnishing the reputations of elec- presidential race. Day itself, with voter-veri- GRAPHICS Our lives, our families, and Once the dust settled, it un- fied paper ballots to ensure tion workers and volunteers who spent hours, our community depend on it. Trevor Andreozzi derscored the need to invest sound and secure outcomes. even days, counting ballots in gymnasiums, This year’s record turn- Designer in election infrastructure so There is a lot to learn [email protected] out shows the pent-up de- church basements and municipal buildings. that an outcome wouldn’t from states that automat- Mark Sutherland Reputation demolition is a Trump speciality teeter on “hanging chads” ically mail ballots to all mand of the people for elec- tions that work for all of us. Creative Director, ext. 1330 and, apparently, a Guiliani specialty. He did the and poor ballot design. registered voters, too. [email protected] No voter should be re- president’s bidding during the 2019 Ukraine in- Congress responded Stephen Spaulding is with the Help America quired to risk their or NEWSROOM terference controversy and now he is carrying Vote Act, setting some someone else’s health to Senior Counsel for Public Mike Alongi Trump’s water with the voting results challenge. minimal standards on vot- find a witness or a notary Policy and Government Sports Editor, ext. 1228 Once the epitome of the brash, bare-knuckle ing systems and investing to sign their ballot when Affairs for Common [email protected] New Yorker, Guiliani has embarrassed himself $3.5 billion in making the an oath will do. Cause. He is the former Elyse Carmosino mechanics of democracy There should be one Senior Elections Counsel Reporter, ext. 1264 on Trump’s behalf. Here’s hoping January and [email protected] more resilient. deadline to mail a ballot to the Committee on Biden’s inauguration will see Guiliani slink off COVID-19 and the hun- and mailing it should be House Administration in Gayla Cawley the public stage and set to work on rehabilitat- dreds of election-related free. Drop-boxes should be Reporter, ext. 1236 ing his reputation. lawsuits again lay bare an available for everyone. Vot- the U.S. Congress, which [email protected] has jurisdiction over fed- urgent need for fair, com- ers should be able to track Cheryl Charles monsense, national stan- their ballots, just like a eral elections. News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] Olivia Falcigno Photographer, ext.1224 [email protected] Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] Thor Jourgensen Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 [email protected] Steve Krause News Director, ext. 1229 [email protected] Guthrie Scrimgeour Reporter, ext. 1222 [email protected] Anne Marie Tobin Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 [email protected] TECHNOLOGY 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] WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Theft Final weeks of historic hurricane larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- A report of a larceny at 8:38 p.m. Monday at 9 Grandview curacy, it is the sole responsibility season bring new storms Place. of the concerned party to contact A report of a motor vehicle the relevant police department and theft at 5:20 a.m. Tuesday at By Seth Borenstein, have the department issue a no- 196 Hamilton Ave.; at 6:34 Freida Frisaro and tice of correction to the Daily Item. Kelli Kennedy a.m. Tuesday at 2 Rogers Ave. ASSOCIATED PRESS Corrections or clarifications will not be made without express notice of Vandalism FORT LAUDERDALE, change from the arresting police Fla. — Just when you A report of motor vehicle department. thought it should be safe vandalism at 7:59 p.m. Mon- to go back to the water, day at 71 Green St.; at 4:55 the record-setting tropics LYNN p.m. Tuesday at 52 Western are going crazy. Again. Ave. Tropical Storm Eta is Arrests parked off the western coast of Cuba, dump- Raymond Blinn, 49, was MARBLEHEAD ing rain. When it finally arrested and charged with vi- moves again, computer olation of the open container Arrest models and human fore- law at 12:03 p.m. Tuesday. casters are befuddled Rhonda Clement, 61, of John Chisholm, 54, of 37 Haynes St., Stoughton, was about where it will go and 301 Essex St., was arrested how strong it will be. and charged with OUI drugs arrested for an OUI, negligent operation of a motor vehicle Meanwhile, Subtropi- at 3:27 p.m. Monday. cal Storm Theta — which Janoah Harris, 32, of 282 and unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle. formed overnight and Boston St., was arrested and broke a record as the 29th charged with armed assault named Atlantic storm of to murder, assault and battery Accidents the season — is chugging PHOTO | JOE CAVARETTA/SOUTH FLORIDA SUN-SENTINEL VIA AP with a dangerous weapon, A caller reported that they east toward Europe on the Dalvin, left, and his brother Eric Gaines sit on the porch of thier flooded discharging a firearm within cusp of hurricane status. 500 feet of a building, carry- witnessed a gray pick-up home in Melrose Park in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. side-swipe a parked car on The last time there were ing a loaded firearm weapon, two named storms churn- By Tuesday afternoon, it leaving a firearm in a vehicle, Washington Square and was lingering just north of Washington Street at 10:40 ing at the same time this unlawful improper storage of late in the year was in the Yucatan Channel be- p.m. Monday. Another vehi- a firearm, and carrying a fire- December 1887, Colorado tween Cuba and Mexico, arm without a license at 6:53 cle was also observed to be State University hurri- with top winds of 60 mph. p.m. Monday. damaged. One individual was cane researcher Phil Klot- Eta continued to swell James Kallogher, 33, of 14 placed in custody following zbach said. rivers and flood coast- Fernwood Ave., was arrested the incident. But wait there’s more. al zones in Cuba. Some and charged with parole/ A tropical wave moving 25,000 people were evac- probation violation and on a Fraud across the Atlantic some- uated with no reports of warrant charge of shoplifting how survived the mid-No- deaths, but rainfall con- by asportation at 10:11 a.m. A report of unemployment vember winds that usu- tinued, with total accumu- Tuesday. claim fraud at 9:00 a.m. ally decapitate storms. lations of up to 25 inches Paul Morrissey, 64, was ar- Monday; at 9:40 a.m. Mon- The system now has a predicted. rested and charged with uri- day; at 12:47 p.m. Monday; 70 percent chance of be- The rain kept falling nating in public and violation at 12:47 p.m. Monday; at coming the 30th named Tuesday in South Flori- of the open container law at 1:21 p.m. Monday; at 1:36 storm. That’s Iota on your da, where as much as 23 2:39 p.m. Monday. p.m. Monday; at 1:51 p.m. already filled scorecard. If inches were expected to Billy Ortega, 27, of 312 Monday; at 4:51 p.m. Mon- it forms, it is heading gen- accumulate. Eta barely Union St., was arrested and day; at 5:25 p.m. Monday. erally toward the same hit land late Sunday as PHOTO | JOE CAVARETTA/SOUTH FLORIDA SUN-SENTINEL VIA AP charged with resisting arrest region of Central America it blew over Lower Mate- A school bus drives through the flooded park- and on warrant charges of PEABODY that was hit by Eta. cumbe Key on its way into ing lot of the Browad School District Central motor vehicle use without au- Never before have three the Gulf of Mexico, but the Depot in Oakland Park, Fla. thority and resisting arrest at Accidents named storms been twirl- storm dumped water over 8:52 p.m. Monday. ing at the same time this densely populated neigh- The map of computer haps due to man-made cli- Dahian Placencio, 20, of A report of a motor vehicle late in the year, Klotzbach borhoods from Monroe model tracks for Eta looks mate change, according to 189 Chatham St., was arrest- crash at 12:43 p.m. Monday said. Hurricane records to Palm Beach counties. like a “squashed spider,’’ National Oceanic and At- ed and charged with carrying at JMS Auto Care; at 2:56 go back to 1851, but be- McNoldy has logged more Klotzbach said, referring mospheric Administration to the many outstretched a firearm without a license, p.m. Monday at 82 Lowell St. fore the satellite era, some than 90 inches of rain at climate and hurricane sci- lines that trace its possi- entist Jim Kossin. operation of a motor vehicle and 2 Perkins St. storms were likely missed. his Miami house this year, ble movement. So far this year, Eta, with a suspended license, A woman reported she was “Someone didn’t give the a record. “Once the ground be- The weaker the storm Zeta, Beta, Sally and Isa- unlawful possession of ammo hit by a vehicle in the T.J. Maxx tropics the memo that its without a firearm identifi- comes saturated, there’s is the more west it should ias stalled or slowed, but it parking lot at 300 Andover mid-November. This map cation card, and on warrant doesn’t look normal,” said really no place for the wa- spin after Thursday, is too soon to tell if there’s St. at 4:08 p.m. Monday. charges of nighttime breaking University of Miami hur- ter to go,” Fort Lauderdale steered by lower-level any pattern, Brennan and entering for a felony, op- She said the vehicle left after ricane researcher Brian Mayor Dean Trantalis winds. But if it’s stron- said. eration of a motor vehicle with making contact with her. McNoldy. “Usually by this said. ger, it is more likely to go When it made landfall in a suspended license, and time of year, the season is “Now I have fish in my north or northeast, direct- the Florida Keys, Eta was leaving the scene of property Complaints basically over. Now we’ve yard and everything, it’s ed by deeper winds, Mc- the fourth Greek alpha- rough,” Davie resident Noldy said. bet named storm to hit damage at 3:23 p.m. Tuesday. A report of a neighborhood got the 28th, 29th and Troy Rodriguez said. For now, the hurricane the United States, which Shalik Seri, 26, of 160 dispute at 5:40 p.m. Mon- maybe 30th storm going Neptune Blvd., was arrested on at the same time.’’ The problem with fore- center expects the system is a record that like Joe day at 11 Forest St. A caller and charged with threat to Generally fewer than casting Eta is the lack to go north, not showing DiMaggio’s 56-game hit- commit a crime, disorderly thought her neighbor cut the one storm forms in the of steering currents that a distinct turn, at least ting streak that may nev- conduct and malicious wan- plug on her Christmas lights Atlantic hurricane basin push or pull a storm. Eta’s not quickly. The overall er be broken again, Klotz- ton property defacement at after a past dispute. in November but not this ultimate track depends message is that everyone bach said. The others were 8:22 p.m. Monday. year, said Mike Brennan, on how strong it gets be- in the area should pay at- Zeta, Delta and Beta. Theft branch chief for hurricane cause weaker and stron- tention to Eta, Brennan The only thing this weird specialists at the hurri- ger storms are steered by said. hurricane season lacked Accidents A report of a stolen bicycle cane center. different parts of the at- “The good news is in the until now was a strange A report of a motor vehicle at 5:20 p.m. Monday at 68 For the moment, the big- mosphere, scientists said. short term, it’s not going track. Eta with its already crash at 1:10 p.m. Monday Washington St. gest threat and biggest A report from the Na- to move anywhere fast,” odd turns, including mov- at 196 Locust St.; at 2:05 conundrum is Eta, which tional Hurricane Center Brennan said. ing southwest from Flor- p.m. Monday at Walmart at Vandalism struck Nicaragua as a included the line that fore- Past research has shown ida back to Cuba, a track 780 Lynnway; at 2:38 p.m. that hurricanes across the A report of vandalism at Category 4 hurricane, kill- casters have “little confi- that’s an unusual reverse Monday at 227 Chestnut St.; ing more than 100 people dence in the long-range globe are moving slower 12:29 p.m. Monday at 21 S-curve, now qualifies, at 8:46 a.m. Tuesday at 65 from Mexico to Panama. track forecast.” and stalling more, per- Klotzbach said. Coolidge Road; at 3:18 p.m. Granite St. A caller reported Tuesday at 1103 Western an unknown person shot a BB Ave.; at 5:17 p.m. Tuesday at into her window at 9 p.m. the 19 Pendexter Street. night before. Apple unveils first Macs built to A report of a motor vehicle crash with personal injury at SWAMPSCOTT 3:18 p.m. Monday at Cha- tham and Marianna streets; Complaints run more like iPhones at 5:35 p.m. Monday at By Michael Liedtke For instance, some Macs be putting its chips in Mini to $1,200 for the 13- Brooklawn Terrace and West- A caller reported that their ASSOCIATED PRESS have eliminated a cooling smaller computers — the inch MacBook Pro. ern Avenue; at 3:30 p.m. neighbor had been dumping fan inside the machines, 13-inch MacBook Air and The new Macs are de- Tuesday at 24 Mt Vernon St. leaves on their property at SAN RAMON, Calif. — helping slim down their 13-inch MacBook Pro, as buting amid high demand 11:53 a.m. Monday. Apple is rolling out new design. well as the Mac Mini desk- for laptop computers as Breaking and Entering A tennis ball machine was Mac computers powered The transition to the top. The company expects consumers, companies, by the same kind of chips brought into the station af- new in-house chips could it will take another two schools and government that run iPhones and iP- A report of a motor vehi- ter being left at the middle also create stumbling years before all its Macs agencies adjust to a work- cle breaking and entering at ads, a move aimed at mak- school tennis court at 3:27 blocks for Apple and oth- are running on the in- at-home shift triggered by ing it easier for its most 10:57 p.m. Monday at 225 er software makers aim- house chips. the COVID-19 pandemic. p.m. Monday. popular products to work Boston St. ing to adapt existing Mac All three new computers Even if a vaccine eases the together. A report of a breaking and software so it will also run are supposed to be avail- threat posed by the novel entering at 11:06 a.m. Tues- Fraud For instance, Macs us- smoothly on the new mod- able in stores next week, coronavirus, people still day at 42 W Baltimore St. ing the new chips will A report of unemployment els. with prices starting at are expected to be work- claim fraud at 4 Sunset Drive be able to run the same Initially, Apple will only almost $700 for the Mac apps designed for the iP- ing more frequently from Gunshots at 10:08 a.m. Monday; at 1 hone’s mobile operating home than they previous- Salem St. at 1:27 p.m. Mon- A report of a gunshot at system, although it ap- ly did. 3:28 p.m. Monday at 282 day; at 76 Franklin Ave. at pears some developers Apple’s Mac sales Boston St. 1:28 p.m. aren’t immediately keen surged 17 percent during on making those apps the first nine months of Overdose Vandalism available for Macs. Ap- this year compared to ple didn’t demonstrate 2019. The company’s iP- A report of an opiate over- A caller reported that hone revenue fell 9 per- someone had removed mask any other interopera- dose at 2:47 p.m. Tuesday bility features based on cent over the same span signs and threw them into the on Western Avenue at Fox Hill the new chips, although as people continued to Bridge. woods at 8:22 a.m. Monday. analysts expect more hold on to their older cross-pollination. models for longer periods The new Mac lineup un- or bought devices pow- veiled Tuesday will be in ered by Google’s Android Catch up with your stores five months after software instead. Apple announced it would Apple still get four times favorite team abandon its longtime part- more revenue from iP- ner Intel in favor of using hones than it does from in Item Sports! its own processors for Mac Macs Sales of Macs also computers. Apple said lag far behind those of PCs its new Mac chips make made by Lenovo, HP and possible faster processing Dell that run Microsoft’s AP FILE PHOTO speeds, sleeker designs Windows software and and longer running times All three new Mac computers are planned to be primarily use chips made on a single battery charge. released in stores next week. by Intel and AMD. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2020

MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS

Massachusetts House begins Supporters rally for Attorney Thomas Quinn’s office said Monday. councilor who attends Finklea was last seen meetings remotely Oct. 20 getting into a debate on $46B state budget plan car with Luis Zaragoza EVERETT (AP) — A in New Bedford. The By Steve LeBlanc Democratic House Speak- es late-term abortions and count with just under $2 Massachusetts city 37-year-old Florida ASSOCIATED PRESS er Robert DeLeo is back- supports current Massa- billion in reserves. councilor criticized by her resident, who also goes ing the addition of a policy chusetts abortion laws. The withdrawal is $200 colleagues for refusing to by Luis Barbosa, was attend meetings in-per- BOSTON — The Massa- amendment to the budget Massachusetts Republi- million more than what killed by U.S. marshals in son because of coronavi- chusetts House launched that seeks to codify abor- can Party Chairman Jim was recommended by a shootout in Crestview, rus concerns is receiving debate Tuesday on a tion rights into state law. Lyons faulted DeLeo and Baker when he unveiled Florida, on Thursday. an outpouring of support, long-overdue $46 billion “It is urgent that the Spilka for pushing the his budget proposal last Finklea’s cellphone was including from some of state budget plan that House take up an imme- amendment. month. The withdrawal is last used to call Zargoza the state’s prominent would avoid new broad- diate measure to remove “For them to decide that needed to help the state and was later found dis- politicians. based taxes while dip- barriers to women’s re- the height of an emergen- cope with a plunge in tax carded in New Bedford, U.S. Rep Joseph P. Ken- ping even deeper into the productive health options cy health pandemic is a revenues when many busi- Quinn said. nedy III and Boston City state’s rainy day fund and protect the concepts good time to do something nesses were forced to close Zargoza then drove to Council President Kim than what Gov. Charlie enshrined in Roe v. Wade,” like this is absolutely dis- their doors during the ear- Florida, Texas and back Baker has proposed. DeLeo said in a statement turbing,” Lyons said in a ly weeks and months of Janey were among some to Florida, though none of Democratic House lead- Monday. press release. the pandemic. 100 people who rallied the surveillance footage ers said the budget will fo- DeLeo and Democratic The House budget also With several hundred Monday evening at Ever- obtained so far show cus on areas like support- Senate President Karen aims to increase assis- amendments to wade ett City Hall in support Finklea with him, prose- ing students during the Spilka had issued a joint tance to renters, many through, the House bud- of City Councilor Gerly cutors said. pandemic, enhancing food statement last saying of whom have struggled get debate could take sev- Adrien, the Boston Globe U.S. marshals located security and boosting sub- they “are very concerned during the pandemic. The eral days, although it is reports. Zargoza on Wednesday stance addiction services, that Massachusetts’ wom- plan would restrain courts expected to wrap up this Adrien has been partic- and had been surveilling domestic violence and en’s reproductive rights from finalizing evictions week. ipating in council meet- him before the shooting, sexual assault treatment are under threat at the if a tenant has a pending Baker restarted the bud- ings virtually because Quinn said. and prevention, and legal national level,” indicat- application for rental as- get process last month by she’s concerned about ex- Massachusetts authori- assistance. ing both chambers would sistance. It would also in- submitting a new spend- posing a vulnerable fam- ties had also obtained an Action on the budget seek to include similar crease funding for a rental ing plan for the current ily member to COVID-19. arrest warrant charging was delayed by the onset language in their budget support program by $50 2021 fiscal year that start- But some councilors at a him with kidnapping and of the coronavirus in the proposals. million. ed July 1. Baker said he recent meeting said she car theft, he said. Officers spring. Typically the new The measure would let Baker last month also hopes to have a budget should show up in person had been en route to Flor- state budget is approved women obtain an abortion unveiled a $171 million plan back from lawmakers or simply resign. ida on Thursday morning by lawmakers and signed after 24 weeks of pregnan- initiative that he said will by Thanksgiving. Adrien told supporters when Zargoza was killed by the governor by the cy in cases of “fatal fetal help tenants and land- The Senate is scheduled Monday she has no in- by officers in Florida who start of the new fiscal year anomalies.” Current state lords cope with the fiscal to begin their budget de- tention of stepping down. were attempting to appre- July 1. law allows abortions after challenges of the ongoing bate next week. Supporters suggested hend him, Quinn said. But efforts to rein in 24 weeks only to preserve pandemic. A temporary Much of the House de- the criticism was racial- the spread of the virus the life or health of the state ban on evictions and bate was being conducted ly-motivated and at times Pedestrian killed in crash pushed back work on the mother. It would also es- foreclosures expired last virtually. During a typical chanted “Black Lives budget and forced the tablish a process for teens month. House budget debate, all Matter” at the rally. involving city worker state to rely on temporary under 16 to obtain an The House budget pro- 160 House members, staff- Adrien, 31, is the city’s first Black female coun- SOMERVILLE (AP) interim budgets until a abortion without the per- posal would withdraw ers, lobbyists, members of — Massachusetts author- final spending plan is ap- mission of a parent. about $1.55 billion from the public, and reporters cilor and also one of the youngest and most ities are investigating a proved. Republican Gov. Charlie the state’s rainy day fund. would be crowded into the crash involving a Somer- In an unusual move, Baker has said he oppos- That would leave the ac- Statehouse. outspoken on the current panel. ville city employee that Council President Rosa killed a pedestrian earlier DiFlorio has said council- this month, Middlesex Census Bureau denies fake data ors lashed out at Adrien District Attorney Marian because of technological Ryan’s office said Tues- issues that prevented day. them from hearing Adrien The office said 40-year- allegations by census workers at a recent meeting. old Leah Zallman was hit She said no councilor by a pickup truck at an By Mike Schneider windows of homes and in has employed new tech- fudge numbers in order to should be “made to feel intersection at around 1 ASSOCIATED PRESS another by basing a guess nology and safeguards in close cases. that they are derelict in p.m. on Nov. 3. on the number of cars in a the 2020 census to prevent Census taker AJ Chei- their duties” by choosing The Somerville resident The U.S. Census Bureau driveway or bicycles in the and identify mistakes mis says his supervisor to participate remotely, was found unresponsive denied any attempts to yard. or the misreporting of demanded to know why he the Globe reports. at the scene. She died systemically falsify infor- from her injuries at The Trump administra- data. At the height of the wasn’t closing more cases mation during the 2020 Massachusetts General tion ended the once-a-de- door-knocking phase of in the Atlanta area. When head count used to de- Vets group launches Hospital in Boston the cade head count on Oct. 15 the census in mid-August, he told her people weren’t termine the allocation of tribute for soldiers home following day. after the Supreme Court there were more than opening their doors, she re- congressional seats and suspended a lower court’s virus victims The driver, who au- federal spending, even as 285,000 temporary census sponded that he should try thorities have not identi- order allowing it to con- takers on the Census Bu- to look in their windows to more census takers told tinue through Oct. 31. The HOLYOKE (AP) — An fied, remained on scene. The Associated Press they reau’s payroll. see how many people were online Veteran’s Day Ryan’s office said the city Census Bureau is now in “Some alleged incidents home. If that didn’t work, were pressured to do so. the numbers-crunching tribute has been created worker was on duty at the reported to the media may he said, she told him to The Census Bureau phase in which duplicate to honor those who died time of the crash but was represent employment-re- enter that one person was statement was issued answers are eliminated, from a deadly outbreak operating his personal Monday night in response errors are corrected and lated disputes and/or mis- living in the home and the of COVID-19 at a Massa- vehicle. to AP reports of census gaps in information are understandings of opera- person refused to provide chusetts soldier’s home. Ryan’s office said the workers who said they filled in. tions,” the bureau said. any information. The Holyoke Soldiers’ preliminary investiga- were told by supervisors “The Census Bureau As the Census Bureau “I immediately knew Home Coalition said tion suggests he’d been to enter fake answers on takes falsification allega- defended the data collec- from our training that what Tuesday that it has creat- attempting to take a the head-count forms in tions very seriously,” the tion from the 2020 census she was telling me to do ed a tribute website that left turn when he struck order to close cases in the bureau said. “Intentional on Monday, more census was considered falsifying includes images, a short Zallman. No charges have waning days of the census. falsification of respondent takers shared stories with census data,” said Cheimis, narrative, and a link to a been filed so far and the After the AP reported information by a Census the AP about being pres- who added that he ignored funeral notice or obituary investigation is ongoing. the allegations in Mas- Bureau employee is a se- sured to cut corners and those instructions. so that people can learn sachusetts and Indiana, rious federal offense, will about each veteran’s life Apartment builders settle 10 other census takers be fully investigated, and and service to the nation. illegal asbestos work claims stepped forward and told referred for prosecution, if The coalition said it also similar stories of being appropriate.” plans to include photos LAWRENCE (AP) rushed to close cases as Under federal law, Cen- and information on cur- — The builders of an they faced a shortened sus Bureau employees who rent veteran residents at apartment complex have deadline to end field oper- make false statements can the home. agreed to pay $335,000 ations for the 2020 census be fined up to $2,000 and The coalition was to settle allegations that — even if it meant getting imprisoned for up to five formed by the families workers improperly han- things wrong. years. But census workers of victims and veteran dled asbestos-containing The workers, in states are rarely prosecuted for advocates in order to material during the re- spanning the country falsification of census re- push for improvements at development of a former from North Carolina to sponses since the Census the soldiers’ home, which manufacturing site in Washington, told of being Bureau is more concerned was the site of one of Lawrence, Massachusetts instructed to make up an- with identifying fraud and the deadliest COVID-19 Attorney General Maura AP FILE PHOTO swers about households correcting mistakes than outbreaks to hit a nurs- Healey said Tuesday. where they were unable pursuing legal penalties, The U.S. Census Bureau has denied any attempts ing home in the country The agreements entered to get information, in one according to experts. to systemically falsify information during the earlier this year. Friday settle allegations instance by looking in the The bureau also said it 2020 head count. At least 76 veterans that Washington Mills II died from the virus over LLP, of Massachusetts, 11 weeks, and many more and PC Construction residents and staff were Company, of Vermont, vio- COVID-19 prison outbreak grows sickened. lated the state’s Clean Air Last week, former Act and the Solid Waste BOSTON (AP) — An had done a good job con- An outbreak of unit for some of the state’s Holyoke Soldiers’ Home Management Act. increase in the number trolling the virus after an COVID-19 is growing in a most ailing prisoners. Superintendent Bennett The companies are of COVID-19 cases could initial spike in the spring, Massachusetts prison. Eight inmates have died Walsh and former Med- redeveloping two former force Massachusetts to but are getting careless and At least 140 incarcer- and more than 500 have ical Director Dr. David manufacturing buildings once again open field hos- allowing the virus to get a ated people have tested tested positive for the coro- Clinton pleaded not guilty into a large residential pitals to care for a possi- toehold again, leading to a positive for the coronavi- navirus in the state prison to criminal charges over and commercial complex ble overflow of patients second surge, he said. rus at the Massachusetts system, the station report- their handling of the in Lawrence. as hospital intensive care “When it comes down to Correctional Institution in ed, citing data from the outbreak. Healey’s office said units fill up, Gov. Charlie it, controlling this virus Norfolk, a medium-secu- American Civil Liberties An independent report workers illegally stock- Baker warned Tuesday. depends in many ways rity facility, as of Monday, Union of Massachusetts. found “utterly baffling” piled and reused excavat- Hospitals are also pre- on the everyday actions GBH News reported. New England’s biggest decisions by administra- ed asbestos-containing pared to make an addi- of everybody,” Baker said. No deaths have been New Year’s Eve celebra- tors allowed the virus to material and other solid tional 400 beds available “COVID is merciless and reported from the most tion is going virtual as spread unchecked in the waste without required facility. for COVID-19 patients will continue to grow and recent outbreak, but two coronavirus cases surge surveys or approvals. by converting acute care spread whenever it is giv- prisoners have been trans- across the country. They also failed to proper- beds to ICU beds to deal en the opportunity.” ferred to a hospital, the First Night Boston said Teen still missing after ly abate the asbestos-con- with an expected rise Statistics released by station reported. Tuesday it will not hold suspect killed in Florida taining material and to in cases of the disease the state on Monday Elizabeth Matos, head of follow any workplace any in-person or live caused by the coronavirus showed 588 individuals Prisoners’ Legal Services, MASHPEE (AP) — In- safety requirements in- events as it transitions its during the fall and win- with confirmed cases of a Boston advocacy group, vestigators in Massachu- tended to prevent expo- annual Dec. 31 event to an ter, Baker said at a press COVID-19 were hospital- told GBH News that the setts are still searching sure to asbestos, the office conference. ized, with 143 in intensive prison’s inmate popula- online and broadcast for- for a Mashpee teenager said. “The trends obviously care units. tion is older and sicker mat this year. after a man wanted in Under the terms of are going in the wrong di- The state has also sub- than those at other state Local television stations her disappearance was the settlements, Wash- rection and show no signs mitted a vaccine distri- facilities and therefore will air performances, in- shot and killed by U.S. ington Mills has agreed of changing,” he said. bution plan to the federal more at risk of coronavi- terviews and tributes to marshals in Florida last to pay $175,000 and PC When and where field government once a vac- rus-related complications. front-line workers through week. Construction has agreed hospitals might be set cine is made available. Nearly 21 percent of the day. New Bedford Police and to pay $160,000, with up depends on space and Baker faulted what he MCI-Norfolk’s population First Night traditional- state police detectives are $30,000 suspended pend- need, Baker said. More de- described as a leadership is 60 years old or older, ly spotlights Boston’s arts asking anyone with infor- ing compliance with the tails about field hospitals vacuum in the federal gov- compared with about 12 and music community mation about the where- consent judgment filed in will be coming later this ernment at a time when percent systemwide, GBH with a range of events and abouts of Jalajhia Fin- Suffolk Superior Court week, he said. cases are surging across News reported. It also performances that draw klea, 18, to contact them, in Boston, Healey’s office Massachusetts residents the nation. houses a special, 20-bed large crowds downtown. Bristol County District said. A8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2018 DATE THE DAILY ITEM A7 VETERAN’S DAY • NOVEMBER 11, 2020 The Daily Item asks you to REMEMBER AND HONOR these and ALL of our veterans.

ANDERSON CONNELL FANEUF LEBLANC O’SULLIVAN ROBERSON In memory of In memory of Henry E. LeBlanc, Dennis and who passed away Isabella on May 4, 2017. Lovingly O’Sullivan, who passed remembered by his wife away on July 4, 1984 and Thelma and family. February 19, 1996. Lovingly remembered by their loving LENDALL family, the d’Entremonts, In memory of Henry J. Lendall, the Gaffeys, and the who passed away O’Sullivans. In loving memory of on Dec. 11, 1978. Lovingly In memory of Arthur J. Faneuf, remembered by his son Ken. In memory of John In memory of William F. Connell, who passed away PERLINO William Roberson, Robert Anderson, who passed away on Aug. 6, 2005. LINKE who passed away who passed away on August 22, 2001. Lovingly Lovingly remembered by Jo, In memory of Paul on Jan. 1987. on July 24, 2020. Lovingly Jan, Jim and families. Lovingly remembered by Bill, remembered by Kathleen M. R. Linke, who remembered by his wife Connell and the Carroll Reunited with his wife Earline. 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Lovingly GRANT law Patricia Bailey, and D’ENTREMONT remembered by his wife grandson Scott Bailey. Well In memory of L. Lynn, and Donald, Betty, In loving memory SPINUCCI missed by family. Cpl. Norman W. David, Troy, Roman, and of Captain Carl Grant Jr., who Logan. Perlino, who passed away on BLOWERS Aug. 23, 1968. Lovingly passed away on April 21, In memory of remembered by his sister MESSINA 1988. Lovingly remembered Robert Blowers, Nancy Grant. and sadly missed by his who passed away children, grandchildren, and in March 2007. Lovingly HAND remembered by his wife Tally great-grandchildren. and his daughters, sons-in- law, and grandchildren. QUIGLEY In memory of Leo In memory of BOCCELLO G. d’Entremont, William L. Quigley, In memory of Mario Spinucci, who passed away who passed away who passed away on Sept. 8, 2006. Lovingly on Oct 13, 2017. Lovingly in Nov. 1997. 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Lovingly remembered remembered by his family In memory of Ken by his daughters Linda, and still sadly missed by his Nagy, who passed Carol, and Elaine, son-in-law brother Richard. away on Nov. 16, John, and by his 2015. Lovingly remembered grandchildren. DOWNEY by his wife Betty, sons Ken In memory of and Chris, Amy, Maura, and Austin G. Streeter, CAHILL 5 grandchildren. who passed away on Sept. 3, 2012. Lovingly In memory of remembered by his family. NOHELTY In memory of Jared J. Raymond, Frederick J. who passed away SYRAKOS In memory of Steven Nohelty, who on Sept. 19, 2006. Lovingly Hyde, who passed passed away on Sept. 1, remembered by mom, 2001. Lovingly remembered away on November nana, Brian, and auntie 27, 2012. Lovingly by his son Fred Jr. remembered by your brothers Suzanne. Tony and Larry. O’BRIEN In memory of RALPH LANDRY Frederick L. In memory of In memory of O’Brien who Stewart Ralph who In memory of Lcpl. In loving memory Brendon P. 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By Katherine Roth raphers. done it, you haven’t even ASSOCIATED PRESS “There’s something to started,’’ he says. “Try it be said for shifting one’s again the next day, stand NEW YORK — The focus toward landscapes, in a different place, and coronavirus has led more particularly trees, many really look around and people to spend time of which are at their most take your time. Think outdoors, and many find beautiful in the fall,” says about where you want the themselves walking the Gregory Long, who was sun, and what you want to same paths and gazing at president of the New York emphasize, what you want the same trees or shrubs Botanical Garden for to include or exclude. Then day after day. more than 25 years and change your place again.” Author and self-taught wrote the book’s foreword. 3. Think about composi- landscape photogra- That shift in autumn is The cover tion; what do you want to pher Larry Lederman “liberating,” Long says, of the book include or exclude in the suggests looking at your “particularly when the “Garden frame? surroundings anew by focus is not so much on Portraits: “The frame is everything, turning a camera on hedging and weeding, Experiences and your job is to fill the them. Fall and winter, but more about beautiful of Natural frame,” Lederman says. he says, are the perfect trees and winding paths.” Beauty,” It’s the difference, he says, time to take up landscape Lederman started out by by Larry between a quick snapshot photography. taking long walks through Lederman. and an artistic photograph. There’s the gorgeous fall the Botanical Garden ev- 4. Consider order and foliage but also the beau- ery Sunday morning, mak- FILE PHOTO | balance, and pay attention ty of the bare trees and ing a sort of photographic ASSOCIATED PRESS to where your eye wanders. their shapes. Lederman inventory of the trees. “You can take pictures of says to start photograph- His advice to those the bones of the landscape. that let you wander, man emphasizes. He a garden and it looks like ing now and then watch trying to shoot beautiful After that, everything is a guiding you in so you can spends two to three hours a mess, just a lot of flowers the year-round transfor- landscape photos: surprise,” he says. contemplate, escape and at a time in each garden, or something. But that’s mation of the landscape. 1. Begin in fall or win- “Some gardens are truly wonder. My job is to see even in rain or snow, not the art of it. The art of His new book, “Garden ter, and watch as the year surprises. It’s like watching that in a way that’s new sometimes going straight it is to give you a way in, Portraits: Experiences of unfolds. a wave come in. It builds and interesting, and com- from garden to garden, and a sense of enchant- Natural Beauty” (The Mo- To get a good sense of a up force, builds up more municates the whole aura gear in tow, for a full day, ment,” Lederman says. nacelli Press), examines garden or landscape, Leder- force, and suddenly you are of the space,” Lederman observing lighting, shad- His photos tend to 16 East Coast gardens man recommends starting inundated with this burst says. ow and composition. include a garden path, throughout the seasons, to photograph it in the of light and color,’’ he says. 2. Practice looking, then “If you take photographs which guides the eye in, offering inspiration for winter, when “everything “Some gardens have looking again. And again. of your garden and you or sometimes a well- novice landscape photog- is bare and you can see rooms, some have paths Take your time, Leder- finished and say you’ve placed stone wall. REVIEW Posthumous A ‘Hillbilly Elegy’ adaptation, hold the politics book coming By Jake Coyle ASSOCIATED PRESS from J.D. Vance’s “Hillbilly Ele- gy,” an election-year explainer to liberal America about the white underclass that fueled prize-winning Donald Trump’s rise, has been reborn as blandly over- baked awards bait. historian Ron Howard’s adaptation, NEW YORK (AP) — A posthumous penned by Vanessa Taylor, work by prize-winning historian has mostly done away with Robert D. Richardson will come the moralizing social exam- out in 2022. It centers on three ma- ination that made Vance’s jor American thinkers he previous- bestseller — the second half ly wrote books about: Ralph Waldo of that subtitle, “A Memoir Emerson, Henry David Thoreau of a Family and Culture in and William James. Crisis” — such a lightning rod. Princeton University Press an- The 2016 book came at the nounced Tuesday that it will pub- moment many were searching lish “Three Roads Back: How Em- for explanations for the polit- erson, Thoreau, and William James ical shift taking place across Responded to the Greatest Losses of Appalachia and the Rust Belt. Their Lives,” which Richardson had “Hillbilly Elegy,” a pick-your- completed before his death in June self-up-by-your-bootstraps at age 86. He reflected on how each cultural critique-slash-tribute man was shaped by grief for beloved to the author’s Ohio-Kentucky family members. heritage, emerged as one of the “Emerson, Thoreau, and William trendiest answers. James all made lasting contribu- Howard’s film arrives on FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tions to modern life, and their per- the heels of another election sonal triumphs over disaster and cycle without a whiff of the Haley Bennett, from left, Glenn Close and Owen Asztalos in a scene from “Hillbilly Elegy.” loss and defeat are further contri- same analysis — Vance wrote butions,” Richardson wrote in the of “learned helplessness” and and abuse — come through as Some memories are better ent. It might be less the fault preface. “Think of them as fellow “something almost spiritu- much more than caricature. than others. Anything with of Adams than the prevailing human beings, facing losses and al about the cynicism of the If the book begat a blizzard of grandma, for starters, is high pitch of the film, which by troubles much like ours.” community at large” — and he op-eds, the film is more likely something to behold. That’s condensing several generations Richardson’s books included “Tho- instead leans into the color- to inspire only memes of its because Glenn Close, buried of struggle doesn’t allow room reau: A Life of the Mind”; “Emerson: ful and difficult characters of most Appalachia soap opera under prosthetics, a coral reef for rumination. Howard, a The Mind on Fire,” winner of the Vance’s family for a neater moments. of frizzy hair and plate-sized humane and sensitive director, Francis Parkman Prize in 1996; and redemption arc. That has a It’s a jumble of timelines but glasses, is the crochety, ciga- has made a film full of empa- “William James: In the Maelstrom dual effect. This “Hillbilly the basic shape of “Hillbilly rette-smoking, foul-mouthed of American Modernism,” which thy but missing a wider lens. Elegy” has stripped away the Elegy” is a reluctant home- Mamaw. Close, who was so won the Bancroft Prize in 2007. most sermonizing, debatable coming. J.D. Vance (Gabriel brilliantly subtle in 2018’s And by taking politics out parts of the book, but it’s also Basso as an adult, Owen “The Wife,” has just about of “Hillbilly Elegy,” the movie denuded it of any deeper pur- Asztalos as a kid) gets a call broke the needle in the other has unwittingly put some back pose, leaving us with a cosplay from his sister (Haley Ben- direction. Her Mamaw takes in. Instead of a tale emerging shell of A-list actors chewing nett) that their mother Bev in young J.D. after a series of from a seldom listened-to cor- rural scenery. (Amy Adams) has overdosed. incidents with Bev, and it’s in ner of the world, Howard’s film Howard’s “Hillbilly Ele- Leaving his girlfriend (Frei- those scenes that “Hillbilly has reversed course. Hollywood gy,” in theaters Wednesday da Pinto), he drives home Elegy” works best. Close’s per- rushes in, wigs in tow. and on Netflix on Nov. 24, is from Yale Law School when formance is over-the-top but “Hillbilly Elegy,” a Netflix re- well-meaning. But it teeters he’s on the cusp of a major job there’s grit and strength in it. constantly on the edge of interview to the decaying steel It’s harder to find something lease, is rated R by the Motion parody, never slowing down down of Middletown, Ohio. to hold on to in Adams’ perfor- Picture Association of America enough to let its characters — The trip forces him to reckon mance. Her character is such for language throughout, drug content and some violence. call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 a shouty, melodramatic bunch with his roots, bringing back a a loud, grating mess of fury, to start your fighting through a chaotic flood of memories just as he’s pain and addiction that Adams Running time: 115 minutes. world of poverty, addiction leaving his past behind. struggles to make her coher- Two stars out of four. daily subscription. WEATHER LOTTERY

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By Mike Alongi play sports, so I was re- assists during both his ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ally stuck in a waiting junior and senior sea- period.” sons. “The campus is nice The COVID-19 pan- But that waiting period demic has affected stu- and the school is a good has come to an end, as dent-athletes in a num- size where everything Ixlaj has announced his ber of ways this year, and is pretty close to each Classical graduate Alex commitment to play soc- other. As far as the soc- Ixlaj is no different. Af- cer at Framingham State cer program, it feels like ter fielding offers to play University next season. it’s really promising over soccer from a few schools The fit is a great one on there and the style that near the end of his senior all counts according to they play really fits my Ixlaj, who found comfort year back in March, the style.” in both the school atmo- pandemic ended up leav- Eric Moreno Jr., who sphere and the soccer ing Ixlaj in limbo. coached Ixlaj at Classi- “It was really difficult,” program. cal, agrees that the fit is ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO said Ixlaj. “All of a sud- “I just felt really com- pretty perfect. Alex Ixlaj (center), a two-time Eastern Massachusetts All-Star with the den the pandemic made fortable there,” said Ix- Classical boys soccer team, will continue his soccer career at Framing- it so we couldn’t visit laj, who led the North- schools and we couldn’t eastern Conference in IXLAJ, B2 ham State University. St. Mary’s hires Frank Pagliuca as new softball coach In search of a new soft- back MIAA Div. 1 state and a 100-game unbeaten ball coach, St. Mary’s championships in 2008 streak from 2008-11. Athletic Director Jeff Ne- and 2009. He led the St. “Frank epitomizes what whall only needed to look Mary’s hockey team to you want in a coach,” Ne- as far as the hockey rink. state titles in 2008, 2009 whall said. “He has the St. Mary’s girls hockey and 2010, giving him technical expertise and coach Frank Pagliuca has state championships as a relates well to his play- been named to replace coach in ve consecutive ers.” Paige Licata, who re- seasons. Pagliuca is inheriting signed after four years at “If I were going to come a powerful program that the helm of the Spartan back to softball, it had to won state championships softball program. be a situation where I felt in 2009 and 2010 under “We are thrilled to have really comfortable with Colleen Newbury and is Frank take over the soft- the school and the com- a perennial contender in ball program,” Newhall munity,” Pagliuca said. Div. 3 North. With last said. “He has had signif- “I have a tremendous re- season having been can- icant success with our lationship with Jeff and celled due to the pandem- girls hockey program, the St. Mary’s commu- ic, there are eight players he knows our school and nity, so this worked out returning from the 2019 our student-athletes ex- very well.” squad, including: Lily tremely well, and he has A Wake eld native who Newhall, Marina DiBia- a proven record as an out- played hockey at UMa- sio, Samantha Porazins- standing softball coach as ss Boston, Pagliuca has ki, Felicia D’Alessandro, well.” coached the girls hockey Julia Nickolau, Sophia Pagliuca coached the team at St. Mary’s since LeBert, Alyssa Grossi ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Lexington High softball 2005, after one year at and Angelina Catino. team from 2007-15, com- Wake eld High. His ca- Frank Pagliuca, who has coached the St. Mary’s girls hockey team since piling a 128-49 record reer record is 286-62-34, 2005, has been hired to take the helm of the Spartans’ softball team. and winning back-to- including four state titles PAGLIUCA, B2 Marblehead boys soccer comes up just short to NEC foe Beverly By Mike Alongi 50 students attended at the a free kick from about 30 momentum into halftime. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR end of October. yards out with just over nine Marblehead continued “I think we were de nitely minutes to play in the rst that momentum into the BEVERLY — The Marble- rusty coming out of the gate, quarter. Berbic wound up second half, earning a num- head boys soccer team had a and that really affected and launched a bullet that ber of scoring opportunities. number of scoring opportu- us,” said Marblehead coach found its way past Shevory’s But the Magicians simply nities on the road at Bever- Elmer Magana. “You can outstretched hands and into ly, but in the end the Magi- couldn’t capitalize on their tell that Beverly has been the back of the net to give chances, even when Bax- cians couldn’t nd the back playing all season because the Panthers a 1-0 lead. ter Jennings earned a free of the net in a 1-0 loss to they’re so consistent out But then, after Shevory kick with about 12 minutes their Northeastern Confer- there. We just took too long made a big save on a penal- to play. After he missed the ence foe Tuesday afternoon. to get going, so even though ty kick in the second quar- The Magicians returned to we had a great second half it ter, Marblehead started to net, the game went on for the eld for the rst time in wasn’t enough.” turn things around. The about three more minutes two weeks Tuesday follow- As for the game, Beverly Magicians started to push before the of cials called the ing a forced layoff after Mar- came out early and put the the pace offensively and get game due to darkness. ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO blehead switched to remote pressure on, getting a num- a number of scoring chanc- Marblehead (0-3) returns learning and postponed ber of scoring chances. That es, and despite not nding to action Sunday afternoon Marblehead’s Baxter Jennings prepares to boot all athletic events due to a pressure ended up paying the back of the net, Marble- (1:30) on the road at NEC the ball down the eld during game against Beverly Tuesday. house party that more than off when Teo Berbic earned head was able to take the rival Swampscott. St. Mary’s volleyball honors its seniors Heinsohn wore the face of the Boston Celtics passion. Not just about while the other screamed basketball, but about “less lling.’’ Finally, Ru- everything. He was the dolph screamed: “That’s de nition of “all in.” it, Heinsohn, you’re out Steve That’s why he came of the bar.” across as a madman so Rudolph T’d up Hein- Krause often. As a basketball sohn often during their player, you didn’t want respective heydays. to get in his way when he Heinsohn was every Tommy Heinsohn was driving to the bas- bit a “Celtic” as Bob would have been suc- ket, but at the same time Cousy, Bill Russell, John cessful in just about any- you didn’t want to just Havlicek, or any of the thing he tried. step back and let him other legends. He came He was a successful launch that laser from 30 onto the team in 1956, basketball player for the feet out either. He wasn’t and was on its rst Boston Celtics, a cham- called “Tommy Gun,” or, championship team. And pionship-winning coach, even better, “Ack Ack” for save for 1958, when Rus- and announcer who nothing. sell was hurt, he and the stood out both on the na- You didn’t want to Celtics won every year tional stage and locally, be a referee in a game until he retired in 1965 an artist, and an insur- coached by Heinsohn. due to a foot injury. ance salesman. He was murder on ref- When Russell nally COURTESY PHOTO | ST. MARY’S ATHLETICS I’d say that’s pretty di- erees, and did not hold decided he’d had enough, versi ed, and speaks to back when it came to Despite its nal game of the regular season getting canceled at the after the 1969 season, his ability to pour him- complaining to them, or last minute Tuesday evening, the St. Mary’s volleyball team honored Heinsohn picked up the self into whatever he did, about them. One of the its group of eight seniors for their contributions to the program over pieces of a badly broken and leave nothing out signature Miller Lite the past four years. The St. Mary’s seniors are (from left) Kayleigh team and, within ve there in the process. commercials involved Marr, Michaela Carroll, Lia Catino, Eva Fainga’a, Ava Benzan, Alyssa years, it was back on top. What de ned Hein- Heinsohn and referee Grossi, Abby Valdoni and Leanne Clerger. sohn, who died Tuesday Mendy Rudolph, where at the age of 86, was his one said “tastes great” HEINSOHN, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2020

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE Krause: Heinsohn wore the face of the WEDNESDAY Field Hockey Girls Soccer Austin Prep at Bishop Fenwick (4) St. Mary’s at Archbishop Williams Danvers at Peabody (4:30) (11) Boston Celtics throughout his life Bishop Fenwick at Cardinal Spellman FRIDAY (11) Girls Soccer Marblehead at Swampscott (1:30) Salem at Swampscott (4) HEINSOHN at Northeastern, I was sent Saugus at Salem (2:45) Marblehead at Masconomet (5) From B1 to a Celtics practice before a playoff game against the Boys Soccer Boys Soccer St. John’s Prep at Xaverian (10) Washington Bullets (blech, Peabody at Gloucester (4) He was a proponent of Malden Catholic at Bishop Fenwick up-tempo basketball, and Wizards!). Some intrepid (12) Bishop Fenwick at Malden Catholic with Dave Cowens and reporter asked Heinsohn Field Hockey (5) Swampscott at Saugus (12) Salem at Swampscott (6) Paul Silas spearheading the whether he bought into com- Cross Country Saugus at Danvers (6:30) fast break with rebounding ments that the Celtics were Swampscott at Danvers (10) St. John’s Prep at Catholic Confer- and superb outlet passes, it choking because they were THURSDAY ence playoff (TBA) became an art form. Some- losing (and ultimately lost) Boys Soccer Field Hockey times, the ball never touched the series. Saugus at Swampscott (5) Beverly at Marblehead (4) the floor en route to the hoop. Heinsohn lit into the re- It was Heinsohn the an- porter like a rocket. You nouncer, however, that most could almost see his blood TV/RADIO people know now. And in the pressure go up, as his voice booth, he was as unhinged as got louder. When he finished, College football FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 7 p.m...... E. Michigan at Ball State...... CBSSN he was as a player or coach. he looked at the guy as he 8 p.m...... Central Mich. at No. Illinois...... ESPNU It’s easy to say it was all an enunciated an elongated Tommy Heinsohn, who as a Boston Celtics play- Toledo at W. Michigan...... ESPN act, because some of it was. “Choking. Myyyyyy a***!” Football er, coach and broadcaster was with the team 8 p.m...... Spring League: Blues vs. Generals...... FS1 But a lot of it was real. Hein- This was a 6-foot-7-inch for all 17 of its NBA championships, died at 86. Golf sohn loved basketball, and, guy standing up and look- 2 p.m...... PGA: Masters practice round...... ESPN more important, loved the ing down on us. I don’t know availability, the Celtics did of the ties that bound this Celtics. about anyone else, but I was not make themselves avail- franchise through the early And he had a certain type pretty nervous. I looked at NFL of player in mind, too. While Paul Westphal, who was on able. Amid all the grousing 1990s, when it all started he — along with everybody the team at the time, and about it, Heinsohn said “that coming apart. And with Red AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE is what ‘Celtics Pride’ is all Auerbach dead, and Russell East East — appreciated guys like who was sitting at his locker W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Larry Bird and Paul Pierce, minding his own business. about. They are banding to- very retired, it was Heinsohn Buffalo 7 2 0 .778 242 233 Philadelphia 3 4 1 .438 186 205 he also liked guys like Si- He began to snicker. Appar- gether.” who stuck with them, and Miami 5 3 0 .625 222 161 Washington 2 6 0 .250 153 188 Did they ever. In Game 4, wore the face of the fran- NE 3 5 0 .375 166 194 Dallas 2 7 0 .222 204 290 las, Marcus Smart, Brian ently he’d experienced this N.Y. Jets 0 9 0 .000 121 268 N.Y. Giants 2 7 0 .222 168 219 Scalabrine, and Walter Mc- before and lived through it. Kevin McHale clothes-lined chise, when the Kevin Gar- South South Kurt Rambis, Gerald Hen- nett Celtics won in 2008. The W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Carty. Especially McCarty. But Heinsohn was insight- Tennessee 6 2 0 .750 232 201 NO 6 2 0 .750 244 200 Whenever he did anything ful too. During the 1984 derson stole the ball, and man always had fun, even Indianapolis 5 3 0 .625 208 160 Tampa Bay 6 3 0 .667 250 203 NBA finals against the Los the Celtics won in overtime. when he was a madman, and Houston 2 6 0 .250 193 242 Atlanta 3 6 0 .333 243 251 on the court — anything at Jacksonville 1 7 0 .125 179 247 Carolina 3 6 0 .333 210 226 all — Heinsohn would roar, Angeles Lakers, the Celtics They went on to win the title it was even more fun to cover North North “I. Love. Walter.” got blown out of the old L.A. in seven games. him, and watch him. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Pittsburgh 8 0 0 1.000 235 161 Green Bay 6 2 0 .750 253 204 He was volatile in every- Forum in the third game of There isn’t a single aspect The word “legend” is often Baltimore 6 2 0 .750 227 142 Chicago 5 4 0 .556 178 190 thing. Once, in 1975, when the series. That’s the game of the Celtics’ glory days that misused. Not here. Cleveland 5 3 0 .625 206 237 Detroit 3 5 0 .375 197 240 did not involve Tommy Hein- Steve Krause can be Cincinnati 2 5 1 .313 194 214 Minnesota 3 5 0 .375 217 234 I was still in college but where Larry Bird said the West West covering sports for United Celtics played like sissies. sohn in some capacity. He reached at skrause@itemlive. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Press International on co-op The next day, during media was among the very deepest com. Kansas City 8 1 0 .889 286 183 Seattle 6 2 0 .750 274 243 Las Vegas 5 3 0 .625 218 229 Arizona 5 3 0 .625 234 180 Denver 3 5 0 .375 174 217 L.A. Rams 5 3 0 .625 193 152 LAC 2 6 0 .250 205 216 San Fran 4 5 0 .444 225 207 Monday’s Game Denver at Las Vegas, 4:05 p.m. Tanners take down Gloucester New England 30, N.Y. Jets 27 L.A. Chargers at Miami, 4:05 p.m. Thursday’s Game Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 4:25 p.m. goal until there were just Indianapolis at Tennessee, 8:20 p.m. San Francisco at New Orleans, 4:25 SCHOOL ROUNDUP over three minutes to Sunday’s Games p.m. play in the first quarter. Houston at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Seattle at L.A. Rams, 4:25 p.m. By Mike Alongi Jacksonville at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Baltimore at New England, 8:20 p.m. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR McDonough got the play Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Byes: Kansas City, N.Y. Jets, Atlanta, started by taking the Tampa Bay at Carolina, 1 p.m. Dallas The Peabody girls soc- ball down the right side Washington at Detroit, 1 p.m. Monday, Nov. 16 cer team had its offense before sending a perfect Buffalo at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago, 8:15 p.m. clicking on all cylinders crossing pass into the box Tuesday evening, as the to Baker, who redirected Tanners notched a 5-0 TODAY IN SPORTS it into the net to make it win over Northeastern 1-0 Tanners. Nov. 11 beats Florida State 30-0 to Conference foe Glouces- McDonough then went 1911 — Carlisle Indian become the first team to ter at Coley Lee Field. on to score two goals in School of Carlisle, Pa., led shutout the Seminoles at Peabody was led by the play of junior Emily Mc- the second quarter — one by Jim Thorpe, beats Doak Campbell Stadium in assisted by Bettencourt nationally ranked Harvard Bobby Bowden’s 31 sea- Donough, who had two goals and one assist in and the other assisted 18-15 before 25,000 in sons as coach. the win. Hailey Baker, by D’Ambrosio — to push Cambridge, Mass. Thorpe 2007 — Brett Favre joins Chiara Campbell and the lead to 3-0 Peabody scores all the points for Dan Marino as the only Bridget O’Connell scored at halftime. Carlisle, a touchdown, quarterbacks to throw for one goal each in the win, In the second half, Campbell and O’Connell extra point and four field 60,000 yards in a career while Hailee Lomas- were able to score and goals. during the second quarter ney had two assists and Ava D’Ambrosio had one stretch the lead out for 1939 — Texas Tech and of Green Bay’s 34-0 win assist. Jordyn Collins, an easy victory. Centenary (La.) play to a over Minnesota. Maddy Scacchi, Logan Peabody (4-2) travels 0-0 tie in a torrential down- 2008 — Jockey Julien Lep- Lomasney played well on to Danvers Tuesday eve- pour in Shreveport, La. aroux has a record-tying the defensive end. Goal- ning (6:30). There are an NCAA-record day at Churchill Downs. keepers Emma Bloom GIRLS SOCCER 77 punts in the game (39 The 25-year-old Frenchman and Madison Murphy Danvers 3, combined for the shutout Marblehead 0 by Tech and 38 by Cente- ties Hall of Famer Pat in net. Marblehead (1-2) ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO nary). Day’s track record with Despite getting off to travels to Swampscott 1944 — The New York seven wins. Day set the a fast start, Peabody Wednesday afternoon Emily McDonough had two goals and one as- Rangers beat the Detroit record on June 20, 1984. wasn’t able to score a (1:30). sists in Peabody’s win over Gloucester Tuesday. Red Wings 5-2 to end their 2011 — Faulkner defeats NHL record of 25 straight Union (Ky.) 95-89 in triple games without a win (0-21- overtime to set an NAIA Classical’s Alex Ixlaj finds a fit at 4) over two seasons. football record. The 184 1978 — Eddie Lee Ivery combined points, smashes rushes for 356 yards to the previous mark of 141 lead Georgia Tech to a set in 1994 when South- Framingham State University 42-21 victory over Air western (Kan.) defeated Force. Sterling (Kan.) 79-62. IXLAJ Lynn United — was can- laj. “I’m excited to get to tunity,” Moreno Jr. said of 1981 — The Minnesota 2012 — Antron Brown From B1 celed due to the pandemic, work at Framingham and Ixlaj. “He can fit in any- North Stars score eight becomes the first black Ixlaj was left kicking a soc- hopefully join the team as where, and I think he’s “Alex is one of the most cer ball around his house soon as I can.” goals in the second period champion in any NHRA pro going to do great things talented players I’ve ever as his only outlet to play. “It was definitely tough once he gets back out on of a 15-2 victory over the series when he wins the coached,” said Moreno Jr. In time, he decided to for him, getting an offer the field.” Winnipeg Jets. Top Fuel title at the sea- “He’s the ultimate team enroll in classes at Salem from Framingham and The next steps for Ixlaj 1995 — Eddie George son-ending event. player and he’s a true State University and get then having the pandem- include transferring to rushes for a school-record 2012 — Atlanta’s Tony playmaker out there. He’ll some credits out of the ic hit and not knowing Framingham State next be able to fit in anywhere way as he figured out what what to do,” said More- semester and continuing 314 yards on 36 carries Gonzalez catches the the future would hold. no Jr. “But Framingham he goes, but Framingham to work on getting back in and scores three TDs as 100th TD pass of his plays a very similar style Now, as colleges are be- kept their eye on him this full soccer shape. Ohio State routs Illinois career, a 2-yarder from to the one we play (at Clas- ginning to reach out to whole time, and I’m glad “The key for me now sical) and Alex was great recruits again, Ixlaj has to see that things were 41-3. Matt Ryan in the Falcons is just getting back into 2001 — In his sixth career 31-27 loss at New Orle- here, so it’s going to be been able to get in touch able to work out.” much of the same.” with Framingham State As for how he projects at shape because I haven’t start, Shaun Alexander has ans. He adds another The past eight months coach Dean Nichols and the next level, Moreno Jr. been able to really play 266 yards rushing on 35 score on a 6-yard pass and have been a tough wait for work out a plan to get Ixlaj feels that Ixlaj will shine in awhile,” said Ixlaj. “I’m carries and an 88-yard becomes the first tight end Ixlaj, who was a two-time on the Rams’ roster next once given the opportuni- going to continue to work touchdown run as Seattle with 100 TD receptions. EMass All-Star and a two- season. ty. hard over the winter and “It was tough waiting to “His vision and passing hopefully I’ll be ready to beats AFC West-leading 2017 — Lamar Jackson time NEC All-Star in his time with Classical. After see what would happen, are going to make him an hit the ground running Oakland 34-27. accounts for four touch- his final season of eligibil- but I’m glad we’ve gotten impact player right away once I get back with the 2002 — The Oakland Raid- downs and 342 yards while ity with his club team — to this point now,” said Ix- when he gets the oppor- team.” ers, behind record-setting establishing an NCAA mile- performances, beat the stone in beating Virginia Denver Broncos 34-10. 38-21. Jackson, the St. Mary’s hires Frank Pagliuca Rich Gannon completes 21 Heisman Trophy winner, straight passes and Jerry becomes the first player in Rice becomes the first NCAA history to post two as new softball coach player to score 200 career seasons with 1,000 yards touchdowns. rushing and 3,000 yards PAGLIUCA girls soccer coach from ’11 and Genevieve Beno- Pagliuca said. “I really 2004 — Earl Boykins, at passing. From B1 2005-11. “I know the it ’12 will serve as assis- hope they have the op- 5-foot-5, becomes the 2017 — Duke’s Mike value St. Mary’s places tant coaches. He is cau- portunity to get back on smallest player in NBA his- Krzyzewski becomes the “I’m excited to be part on the student-athlete, tiously optimistic that the field.” tory to reach 30 points, first men’s Division I bas- of a great program,” so this is really a perfect there will be a season Pagliuca lives in Lynn- scoring a career-high 32 in ketball coach to win 1,000 said Pagliuca, who has opportunity for me.” this year. field with his wife, Kara, Denver’s 117-109 victory games at one school, when taught for 19 years at Pagliuca said former “For some kids, this is and their daughters, Ki- over Detroit. his top-ranked Blue Devils Lexington High School, St. Mary’s standout ath- the last opportunity to ley (8), Mikayla (5) and 2006 — Wake Forest beat Utah Valley 99-69. where he also served as letes Angela Dandreo play competitive sports,” Emma (2). WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Biden fights to confront crises and Trump resistance By Steve Peoples ic surges and cultural divi- Meanwhile, Biden tried and Will Weissert sions deepen. to stay focused on health ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump and his allies care as he prepares to take seemed determined to office on Jan. 20 during WILMINGTON, Del. — make Biden’s transition as the worst health crisis in President-elect Joe Biden difficult as possible. more than a century. The fought to confront the From his Twitter account U.S. surpassed 10 million PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS nation’s competing crises on Tuesday, Trump again cases on Monday and cas- — and fierce Republican President-elect Joe Biden speaks at The Queen theater in Wilmington, Del. raised unsupported claims es are skyrocketing as the resistance — on Tuesday of “massive ballot count- nation moves into the cold as concerns grew that ing abuse” and predicted winter months. President Donald Trump’s he would ultimately win One of Biden’s chief coro- Biden eyes Washington refusal to acknowledge his the race he has already navirus advisers, former Democratic rival’s victory lost. His allies on Capitol Surgeon General Vivek could undermine national Hill, led by Senate Major- Murthy, briefed Senate security. ity Leader Mitch McCon- Democrats on Tuesday by Raising unsupport- nell, have encouraged the phone at their weekly vir- veterans for key ed claims of voter fraud, president’s baseless accu- tual lunch, according to Trump has blocked Biden sations. Trump’s tweets a senior Democratic aide from receiving the intelli- were swiftly flagged by granted anonymity to dis- gence briefings tradition- the social media network cuss the private session. administration posts ally shared with incoming as claims about election The closed-door meet- presidents, according to fraud that are disputed. ing marked the first time By Alexandra Jaffe Biden is expected to and treasury, Biden is said someone with knowledge America’s allies began to a Biden transition official and Will Weissert move quickly to name a to be considering options of the situation but not au- acknowledge what Trump has addressed the full ASSOCIATED PRESS chief of staff, but other with decades of experience thorized to disclose private would not. Senate caucus since last top Cabinet positions will in their chosen fields. conversations. Trump’s re- WILMINGTON, Del. — French President Em- week’s election. likely take longer. Roger Ferguson, who sistance, backed by senior President-elect Joe Biden manuel Macron met with Before and after Biden’s The names under consid- served as vice chair of the Republicans in Washing- is looking to build out his Biden via video conference afternoon speech, he was eration represent Biden’s Federal Reserve under ton and across the coun- nascent White House staff and German Chancellor working alongside Vice effort to move Washington Bill Clinton and George try, could also prevent with more traditional Angela Merkel and Brit- President-elect Kamala past the tumult of Presi- W. Bush, is a potential background investigations Washington insiders, a no- ish Prime Minister Boris Harris at a theater near dent Donald Trump’s ad- treasury secretary, while and security clearances Johnson also congratulat- his home in downtown table departure from four ministration and fill out Michele Flournoy, a for- for Biden’s prospective na- ed Biden on his election. Wilmington. He is expect- years in which President his government with more mer under secretary of de- tional security team and “I look forward to ed to quickly name a chief Donald Trump filled his seasoned professionals. fense, is seen as a top pick access to federal agencies strengthening the partner- of staff and start consider- team with outsiders and The task is taking on even to lead the Pentagon. to discuss budget and pol- ship between our countries government antagonists. greater urgency than in Some Democrats are icy issues. ing Cabinet appointments, and to working with him on Ron Klain is an early fa- past transitions because hopeful that the more Despite growing frustra- though those likely won’t our shared priorities – from vorite to become Biden’s Biden will take office in traditional picks will help tion, Biden was scheduled be finalized for weeks. chief of staff, according to January amid a raging rebuild morale among the to deliver an afternoon tackling climate change, to Complicating Biden’s multiple people familiar pandemic that will likely thousands of civil ser- speech on the Affordable promoting democracy and challenge is the Repub- with planning who spoke consume the early days vants who felt thwarted Care Act, just hours after building back better from lican Party’s widespread on condition of anonymity of his presidency and re- at doing their jobs under the Supreme Court heard the pandemic,” Johnson refusal to acknowledge to speak freely about pri- quire a full government Trump. arguments on its merits. wrote on Twitter. “Build his victory. With scant ev- vate discussions. He has response. “You’re not only talking The high court ruled eight back better” is a slogan that idence, Trump and his al- decades of Washington Biden made clear on about people who have an years ago to leave intact the Biden and the British gov- lies are insisting that the experience that includes Monday that he would expertise in government essential components of the ernment have in common. election was stolen. being Biden’s chief of staff focus on the pandemic functions, you’re talking law known as “Obamacare,” when he was vice presi- by forming a coronavirus about people who have a but Trump and his Repub- dent in addition to serving advisory board. Former great deal of respect for lican allies are seeking to as the Ebola response co- Surgeon General Vivek government functions,” have it overturned. ordinator in 2014 and hav- Murthy, who was named said Ed Espinoza, former If the 6-3 conservative ing a central role in the a co-chair of that panel, is western states political court ultimately agrees Obama administration’s seen as a contender for the director for the Democrat- with the GOP, millions financial crisis response. top job at the Department ic National Committee. of Americans could lose Delaware Sen. Chris of Health and Human Ser- “That’s a key distinction their health care coverage. Coons, a longtime Biden vices. New Mexico Gov. between the Trump ad- While Tuesday’s argu- ally and friend, is seen as Michelle Lujan Grisham, ministration and a Biden ments indicate the court a potential choice for sec- who ran her state’s health administration.” is unlikely to strike down retary of state. Rep. Karen department, is also being It’s a striking shift from the entire law, the pros- Bass of California, whom eyed for the position. Trump, who built out his pect adds to the pressure Biden considered for vice Even for roles where Cabinet with a raft of un- on Biden to execute com- president, is seen as a po- Biden has the opportunity orthodox picks, many of plicated plans to confront PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tential housing and urban to make history and ap- whom were openly skep- a series of crisis he will development secretary. point the first woman or tical of the federal gov- inherit in just 71 days. President-elect Joe Biden, and Vice Presi- Both served in Congress African American Cabinet ernment’s role in the jobs The nation’s economy is dent-elect Kamala Harris are finding the transi- for the past decade. secretary, like at defense they were tasked with. struggling as the pandem- tion teams from Donald Trump uncooperative. ‘Obamacare’ likely to survive, high court arguments indicate

By Mark Sherman certain to vote to uphold a wrinkle to the case since dates, only hypothetical, The suits are against place, including the man- ASSOCIATED PRESS the law in its entirety. President-elect Joe Biden that might have no penal- the federal government date. That presumably would strongly supports the ties attached: To fly a flag, and U.S. agencies, “but Questions from Barrett, WASHINGTON — A form a majority by join- health care law. to mow the lawn or even, doesn’t it really seem that who joined the court late more conservative Su- ing a decision to cut away Speaking after the ar- in a nod to current times, Congress is the one who’s last month following her preme Court appears un- only the mandate, which guments, Biden called the to wear a mask. injured the individual hurried nomination and willing to do what Repub- now has no financial pen- Republican-backed chal- “I assume that in most plaintiffs here and you confirmation to replace licans have long desired: alty attached to it. Con- lenge to the law “cruel and places there is no penalty can’t sue Congress and the late Justice Ruth kill off the Affordable Care gress zeroed out the pen- needlessly divisive” and for wearing a face mask say: ‘Hey, you’ve put us Bader Ginsburg, did not Act, including its key pro- alty in 2017, but left the vowed to enact reforms or a mask during COVID, under this mandate that’s point to a clear outcome. tections for pre-existing rest of the law untouched. to expand coverage when but there is some degree forcing us to buy insur- Trump’s other high-court health conditions and “I think it’s hard for you he’s in office next January, of opprobrium if one does ance and that’s harming appointee is Justice Neil subsidized insurance pre- to argue that Congress regardless of the outcome not wear it in certain set- us,’ right?” Justice Amy Gorsuch. miums that affect tens of intended the entire act to of the Supreme Court case. tings,” Justice Clarence Coney Barrett said to Tex- The three Trump ap- millions of Americans. fall if the mandate were Tuesday’s arguments, Thomas said. as Solicitor General Kyle pointees have never ruled Meeting remotely a week struck down when the conducted by telephone The court also spent a Hawkins. on the substance of the after the election and in same Congress that low- and lasting two hours, fair amount of time debat- A ruling that those par- health care law. Barrett, the midst of a pandem- ered the penalty to zero reached back to the earli- ing whether the GOP-led ties do not have that right, though, has been critical ic that has closed their did not even try to repeal er cases and also included states and several indi- known as legal standing, of the court’s earlier major majestic courtroom, the the rest of the act. I think, reminders of the coronavi- viduals who initially filed would result in the dis- health care decisions sus- justices on Tuesday took frankly, that they wanted rus pandemic. The justices lawsuits had the right to missal of the case and taining the law, both writ- on the latest Republican the court to do that, but asked about other man- go into court. leave the entire law in ten by Roberts. challenge to the Obama- that’s not our job,” Roberts era health care law, with said. three appointees of Pres- In the court’s third major ident Donald Trump, an case over the 10-year-old avowed foe of the law, law, popularly known as among them. “Obamacare,” Republican But at least one of those attorneys general in 18 Trump appointees, Justice states and the administra- Brett Kavanaugh, seemed tion want the entire law likely to vote to leave the to be struck down. That bulk of the law intact, would threaten coverage even if he were to find the for more than 23 million law’s now-toothless man- people, as well as millions date that everyone obtain of others with preexisting health insurance to be un- conditions that now would constitutional. include COVID-19. “It does seem fairly clear California, leading a that the proper reme- group of Democratic-con- dy would be to sever the trolled states, and the mandate provision and Democratic-controlled leave the rest of the act in U.S. House of Representa- place,” Kavanaugh said. tives are urging the court Chief Justice John Rob- to leave the law in place. erts, who wrote two earli- The Supreme Court er opinions preserving the could have heard the case law, stated similar views, before the election, but set PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and the court’s three lib- arguments for a week af- A demonstrator holds a sign in front of the U.S. Supreme Court as arguments are heard about the eral justices are almost ter. The timing could add Affordable Care Act in Washington. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Letter-writing fades away when needed more than ever DEAR ABBY: Would tion is not always effec- you please address again Dear Abby is written by Abigail tively taught in the the importance of ex- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne schools, my booklet can pressing gratitude via a serve as a helpful tutorial handwritten note when a Phillips, and was founded by her — not only a valuable generous gift has been mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact tool for parents to use in given? We grandparents Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. teaching their children to would love it to be ac- Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. write using proper eti- knowledged by our quette, but also a handy grandchildren. Some of guide for anyone who them are better than oth- puts off writing because ers at this. My take is lication of yours still ten. It contains samples they don’t know what to that their parents, al- available? It’s obviously of thank-you letters for say. though they were taught still needed. birthday gifts, shower properly, didn’t take the gifts and wedding gifts, DEAR ABBY: Is week- DISGUSTED IN as well as the ones that ly intimacy unusual at 72 time to emphasize the ALBUQUERQUE importance of expressing arrive around holiday years of age? gratitude. time. It also includes let- DEAR DISGUSTED: WONDERING IN I don’t accept the no- ters of congratulations Yes, my Letters booklet is TEXAS tion that “people just still available. The issues and ones regarding diffi- cult subjects, such as the don’t do that anymore.” you raise are ones I hear DEAR WONDERING: When I give a generous about often from readers. loss of a parent, a spouse Not for someone who has gift to a newlywed couple However, you may be or a child. It can be or- a partner who is willing or a grandchild, the mon- judging these folks a bit dered by sending your and able. ey came out of my bank harshly. Many people put name and address, plus a account. I want to know off writing letters because check or money order for DEAR VETERANS: my gift was received and they don’t know how to $8 (U.S. funds), to: Dear For your service to our appreciated. I have al- express their feelings via Abby Letters Booklet, P.O. nation, I salute you. My most reached the point the written word and fear Box 447, Mount Morris, thanks to each of you on where, in the future, I they will say the wrong IL 61054-0447. Shipping this Veterans Day. You are will respond “not able to thing. They think a thank- and handling are includ- the personification of pa- attend” and send nothing you note must be long ed in the price. With the triotism, self-sacrifice when I know the odds of and flowery when, in fact, holiday season fast ap- and dedication to our it being acknowledged short and to the point is proaching, this is the per- country. Today I would are practically nil and more effective. fect time to reply with a also like to recognize your the couple is, for instance, That is the reason why handwritten letter, note families for the sacrifices a distant relative. Abby, “How To Write Letters for or well-written email. they, too, have made. — is that letter-writing pub- All Occasions” was writ- Because letter composi- Love, ABBY BRIDGE

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Dash & Lily Netflix New Series! A whirlwind holiday romance builds as cynical Dash (Austin Abrams) and optimistic Lily (Midori Francis) trade dares, dreams and desires in the notebook they pass back and forth at locations all across New York City, finding they have more in common with each other than they would have expected. The se- ries is based on the young adult book series Dash & Lily’s Book of Daresfrom New York Times bestselling authors Rachel Cohn and David Levithan. General Hospital ABC, 2 p.m. Robert (Tristan Rogers) looks for answers. Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) comforts Chase (Josh Swick- ard). Lulu (Emme Rylan) runs into Cyrus (Jeff Ko- ber). Ned (Wally Kurth) checks on Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn). Curtis (Donnell Turner) follows a lead out of town. TCM Birthday Tribute: Claude Rains TCM, beginning at 6 a.m. Catch a Classic! On the 131st anniversary of his birth (born Nov. 10, 1889), Turner Classic Movies remembers legendary British American actor Claude Rains with a 14-hour marathon of some of his finest films. The day starts bright and early with the 1938 musical drama Four Daughters, and continues with the 1940 historical drama Lady With Red Hair; the film noir The Unsus- pected(1947); the Bette Davis-led 1944 drama Mr. Skeffington, which earned Rains a Best Supporting Actor Oscar nomination; another Bette Davis classic, the drama Now, Voyager(1942); Casablanca, the be- loved 1942 masterpiece that netted Rains another Best Supporting Actor Oscar nomination, for what is likely his most memorable role, as Capt. Louis Re- nault; and Caesar and Cleopatra(1945), with Rains playing Julius Caesar alongside Vivien Leigh’s Cleo- patra. Gibbs and Fornell attempt to track down the leader of a drug ring who supplied drugs to Fornell’s daughter Cosmos: Possible Worlds: “The Man of a Trillion in NCIS. Worlds” FOX, 8 p.m. In the episode “The Man of a Trillion Worlds,” a young Carl Sagan’s career is forged in the clash of two sci- entific titans. Sagan goes on to realize his childhood 18th season of NCIS dreams, carrying their research forward and com- By Rick Gables of A Million Little Things on tial 2-hour episode begins, Titanic, Roswell, John Wilkes Thursday, November 19 at 10 Lorelai (Lauren Graham) Booth and Sir Ernest Shack- municating its significance to the whole world. CBS will premiere the 18th Finding Your Roots: “War Stories” p.m. In the new season, this still runs the Dragonfly Inn. leton’s lost ice ship. Each ti- season of NCIS on Tuesday, group of friends with ongoing Rory (Alexis Bledel), now 32, PBS, 8 p.m. November 17 at 8 p.m. On tle within the franchise will Henry Louis Gates Jr. explores the roots of actor Ju- challenges, will once again has experienced some success showcase fresh, new evidence the season premiere episode, lean on each other in ways in her journalism career. Em- lianne Moore, comedian Bill Hader and painter Ke- “Sturgeon Season,” Gibbs and perspectives including hinde Wiley, revealing how their ancestors’ military that are both moving and as- ily Gilmore (Kelly Bishop) is never-before-released docu- (Mark Harmon) and Fornell pirational. The series stars recently widowed and trying service left an indelible mark on their families — and (Joe Spano) attempt to track ments to the public, personal a talented ensemble cast, to figure out what to do next. diaries, and DNA evidence to on their country. down the leader of a drug including David Giuntoli, The History Channel will unearth new facts and infor- neXt: “File #3” ring who supplied drugs to Romany Malco, Allison Mill- premiere its new non-fiction mation about these infamous FOX, 9 p.m. Fornell’s daughter. Also, the er, Christina Moses, Grace programming strand Histo- In the new episode “File #3,” Salazar (Fernanda team deals with the case of Parks, among others. ry’s Greatest Mysteries on and enigmatic chapters in Andrade) takes extreme precautions to protect her a missing cadaver from the On the 20th anniversary of Saturday, November 14 at 9 history. The premiere episode, family from the rogue program neXt. NCIS autopsy room. The se- the Gilmore Girls series pre- p.m. Hosted and narrated by “The Final Hunt for D.B. Coo- Fixer to Fabulous: “A Home to Love” ries also stars Sean Murray, miere, The CW Network re- Academy Award® nominee per”, includes 7,500 hours of HGTV, 9 p.m. Emily Wickersham, Wilmer turns to Stars Hollow for the and Emmy Award® winner investigating the D.B. Cooper A woman made an offer on a 1902 house before Valderrama, Maria Bello, airing of its 4-night event, Laurence Fishburne, the se- mystery. Top D.B. Cooper ex- her husband could see it, and he believes it’s too Brian Dietzen, Diona Rea- Gilmore Girls: A Year in a ries investigates a wide range pert, Eric Ulis, believes that outdated to be their forever home. Dave and Jenny sonover, Rocky Carroll and Life, beginning Monday, No- of historically compelling he’s found the true location work to renovate and update the spaces while pre- David McCallum. vember 23 at 8 p.m.through topics and the mysteries that where Cooper landed during serving the original charm. ABC will premiere season 3 November 26. When the ini- pervade each including the his daring dive.

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By Daria Litvinova If the truce proves last- to be holding, with nei- victory.” ASSOCIATED PRESS ing, it would be a ma- ther side reporting any The pact was announced jor diplomatic coup for more fighting since it by President Vladimir MOSCOW — Dozens Russia, which appears came into force. Putin personally early of Russian peacekeep- to have brokered a deal It came days after Tuesday, several hours ers destined for Na- where others failed and Azerbaijan, which has after Azerbaijan downed gorno-Karabakh began was in a tight spot since claimed numerous terri- a Russian helicopter that deploying Tuesday, hours it has ties with both sides. torial gains, pressed its was flying over Armenia, after Armenia and Azer- Turkey also seemed to offensive deeper into the killing two crew members baijan agreed to halt come out well, though it region and took control of aboard. fighting over the separat- remained to be seen if it the city of Shushi, stra- The agreement calls for ist region and amid signs would be able to expand tegically positioned on Armenian forces to turn the cease-fire would hold its influence by securing heights overlooking the over control of some ar- where others hadn’t. a higher-profile role in regional capital of Step- eas it held outside the The truce came after the peace process. anakert. borders of Nagorno-Kara- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS significant advances by Nagorno-Karabakh lies Nagorno-Karabakh’s bakh, including the La- Russian peacekeepers board a military plane Azerbaijani forces that within Azerbaijan but separatist leader Arayik chin region, which the the Armenian-backed has been under control of Harutyunyan admitted main road leading from in an unknown place in Russia. leader of Nagorno-Kara- ethnic Armenian forces on Tuesday that “had the Nagorno-Karabakh to bakh said made it impos- backed by Armenia since hostilities continued at Armenia passes through. Armenia, on their way great tragedy” and ex- sible for his side to carry a separatist war there the same pace, we would The agreement calls for to Nagorno-Karabakh. pressed satisfaction over on. It was celebrated in ended in 1994. Heavy have lost all of Artsakh the road, the so-called La- A total of 1,960 Russian “agreements reached to Azerbaijan, but left Ar- fighting erupted in late (an Armenian name for chin Corridor, to remain peacekeepers are to be end the bloodshed.” Some menians bitter, and many September — the biggest Nagorno-Karabakh) open and be protected by deployed under a five- lawmakers touted Rus- stormed government escalation of the conflict within days.” Russian peacekeepers. year mandate. sia’s success. buildings overnight, de- in a quarter-century — Armenian Prime Minis- It also calls for trans- Russia, France and “Russia managed to do manding Parliament in- and has left hundreds, ter Nikol Pashinian said port links to be estab- the U.S. — co-chairs of what neither (U.S. Pres- validate the agreement. possibly thousands, it was “extremely painful lished through Armenia the Minsk Group, set up ident Donald) Trump, The two countries have dead. That includes some for me personally and for connecting Azerbaijan in the 1990s by the Or- nor (French President been locked in a conflict 1,300 Nagorno-Karabakh our people,” calling the and its western exclave ganization for Security Emmanuel) Macron did over Nagorno-Karabakh troops, according to the situation a “catastrophe.” of Nakhchivan, which is and Cooperation in Eu- — to end a war,” Yelena for decades, and there region’s officials, and But Pashinian said he surrounded by Armenia, rope to mediate the con- Panina, at lawmaker in were concerns the hostil- scores of civilians on both was left with no choice Iran and Turkey. flict — have been trying Russia’s lower house of ities could escalate and sides. and the army had told Russia’s Defense Min- to secure a cease-fire for Parliament, said Tues- draw in Turkey, which Several cease-fires an- him it was necessary to istry said Tuesday that weeks, but the efforts day. “Our country has threw its weight behind nounced over the past six stop the fighting. at least 22 planes will yielded little progress. once again reaffirmed Azerbaijan, and Russia, weeks crumbled almost Azerbaijan’s President be used to transport the Putin on Tuesday its status of a guarantor which has a security pact immediately, but the cur- Ilham Aliyev called the peacekeepers, and 12 called the fighting in Na- of peace in South Cauca- with Armenia. rent agreement appeared agreement “a glorious have already landed in gorno-Karabakh “a truly sus.” CLASSIFIED

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Item: November 11, 18, 25 and December 2, 2020 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B7 INTERNATIONAL Vatican faults many for McCarrick’s scandal By Nicole Winfield charts the alarm bells ASSOCIATED PRESS that were ignored, ex- cused or dismissed in ROME — A Vatican in- 1992-93 when six anony- vestigation into former mous letters were sent to Cardinal Theodore McCa- U.S. church officials and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS rrick found that a series the Vatican’s ambassador Nurse Viviana takes off her protective suit after finishing a round tending to COVID-19 patients of bishops, cardinals and to the U.S. alleging Mc- inside negative pressure rooms at the Curry Cabral hospital in Lisbon. popes downplayed or dis- Carrick was a “pedophile” missed reports of sexual who would sleep in the misconduct, and deter- same bed with young men mined that Pope Francis and boys. Those alarms As virus spikes, Europe runs merely continued his pre- continued, including when decessors’ handling of the a Catholic psychiatrist predator until taking ac- traveled to the Vatican tion when a former altar in 1997 to report that his low on ICU beds, hospital staff boy alleged abuse. priest-patient was a vic- The Vatican took the ex- tim of McCarrick’s sexual traordinary step Tuesday abuse. By Lori Hinnant cause there aren’t enough ahead of a feared rise in lands are being evacuated of publishing its two-year, McCarrick, 90, was de- ASSOCIATED PRESS doctors and nurses trained ICU deaths there. to German intensive care 449-page internal investi- frocked by Francis last to staff them. In Italy, Filippo Anelli, units, but German doctors PARIS — In Italy lines of gation into the American year after a Vatican in- In France, more than the head of the national say they are watching the ambulances park outside prelate’s rise and fall in a vestigation confirmed 7,000 health care workers doctors’ association, said number of free beds dwin- hospitals awaiting beds, bid to restore credibility to the globe-trotting envoy have undergone training at the current infection dle quickly. and in France the govern- the U.S. and Vatican hier- and fundraiser had sex- since last spring in in- rate, there soon won’t be Dr. Uwe Janssens, who ment coronavirus tracking archies, which have been ually molested adults tensive care techniques. enough physicians to go heads Germany’s Interdis- shattered by the McCar- as well as children. The app prominently displays Nursing students, interns, around. Recently in Na- ciplinary Association for rick scandal. case created a credibil- the intensive care capaci- paramedics, all have been ples, nurses started check- Intensive Care and Emer- The report put the lion’s ity crisis for the church ty taken up by COVID-19 drafted, according to ing on people as they sat gency Medicine, said some share of blame on a dead since the Vatican had re- patients: 92.5 percent and Health Minister Olivier in cars outside emergency urban areas are reaching saint: Pope John Paul II, ports from authoritative rising. In the ICU in Bar- Veran. rooms, waiting for space to precarious levels. who appointed McCarrick cardinals dating to 1999 celona, there is no end in “If the mobilization is free up. Italy has a total of “When a city of millions archbishop of Washing- that McCarrick’s behav- sight for the doctors and well and truly there, it is 11,000 ICU beds, but only only has 80, 90 beds left ton D.C., in 2000, despite ior was problematic, yet nurses who endured this not infinite,” he said last enough anesthesiologists then that can be a critical having commissioned an he became an influen- once already. week, when the ICU units for 5,000 patients, Anelli mass, because you don’t inquiry that confirmed tial cardinal, kingmaker Intensive care is the last were filled to 85 percent said. As of Monday, 2,849 just have COVID-19, there he slept with seminari- and emissary of the Holy line of defense for severe- capacity. “It is not enough.” ICU beds were filled na- are also traffic accidents, ans. The report found that See’s “soft diplomacy.” ly ill coronavirus patients Within days, it had tionwide — up 100 from heart attacks, pulmonary John Paul believed McCa- The findings accused and Europe is running out jumped another 7 percent- just the day before. embolisms and so forth,” rrick’s last-minute, hand- bishops dead and alive of — of beds and the doctors age points and he warned For the average corona- he said. written denial: “I have turning a blind eye to his and nurses to staff them. it would continue to tick virus patient with serious In the past two weeks made mistakes and may misconduct and said the In country after country, upward. And, unlike in the symptoms, it takes seven alone the number of coro- have sometimes lacked charismatic McCarrick the intensive care burden first wave last spring, the to 10 days to go from in- navirus patients treated in prudence, but in the simply ignored informal of COVID-19 patients is virus is now everywhere in fection to hospitalization. in ICUs in Germany has seventy years of my life restrictions ordered up nearing and sometimes France, making transfers Those admitted often need almost tripled, from 943 I have never had sexual in 2006 after Pope Bene- surpassing levels seen at from one region to anoth- to stay for weeks, even as to 2,546. Still Janssens relations with any person, dict XVI, after receiving last spring’s peak. Health er by high-speed train less more patients arrive. The acknowledged that the male or female, young or yet another alarming officials, many advocating practical. One hospital in math is inexorable as long situation in Germany is old, cleric or lay,” McCar- report, decided not to a return to stricter lock- the southern city of Mar- as infection rates rise. better than that of France, rick wrote. investigate or sanction downs, warn that adding seille recently wheeled in Patients from France, Belgium, the Netherlands But the report also him seriously. beds will do no good be- refrigerated rental trucks Belgium and the Nether- and Britain. Backers blast halt to Brazil trials of Chinese-made vaccine By Mauricio About 10,000 volunteers prompted the halt. But its in touch with Brazilian Savarese and are taking part in the president, Antonio Barra authorities and insisted, David Biller phase three tests in one of Torres, a close ally of Bol- “The clinical study in Bra- ASSOCIATED PRESS the nations hardest hit by sonaro, denied on Tuesday zil is strictly carried out COVID-19. that politics was involved, in accordance with GCP SAO PAULO — Brazil’s calling it a “purely techni- requirements and we are health regulator has halt- Sao Paulo state health authorities said in a press cal decision.” confident in the safety of ed clinical trials of the the vaccine,” referring to AP FILE PHOTO potential coronavirus vac- conference on Tuesday “This no joke,” Torres that Anvisa sent a single said. “Clear, precise and Good Clinical Practice, a Chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat, cine CoronaVac, citing an set of international stan- speaks during a press conference at the Arab “adverse, serious event.” email at 8:40 p.m. saying complete documents need dards for ethics and data League headquarters in Cairo, Egypt. Adversaries of Presi- the tests should be halted. to be sent to us, which did They also said the inci- not happen.” quality in clinical re- dent Jair Bolsonaro said search. they feared the decision dent with one of the trial He said trials will re- volunteers was unrelated sume only after an inde- Temporary halts of drug — posted Monday night and vaccine testing are Saeb Erekat, to the trials. pendent international re- on Anvisa’s website — was relatively common. In “Such news coming the view of the case. motivated not by science research involving thou- way it did causes our sur- Covas said on TV Cul- but by the leader’s politi- sands of participants, prise, insecurity and, in tura late Monday that a cal hostility to the country some are likely to fall ill. Palestinian our case, indignation,” volunteer had died, but and state involved in pro- Pausing a study allows ducing the vaccine candi- said Dimas Covas, the on Tuesday he said he researchers to investi- date. head of the Butantan In- had just been giving a hy- gate whether an illness The potential vaccine is stitute. pothetical example and is a side effect or a coin- spokesman, being developed by Chi- He said it was “impossi- could not confirm details cidence. Last month, two nese biopharmaceutical ble” that the volunteer’s about the case for ethical drugmakers resumed test- firm Sinovac and in Brazil incident had any relation reasons. ing of their prospective would be mostly produced to the tests. Sinovac issued a short dies at 65 coronavirus vaccines in by Sao Paulo’s state- Anvisa did not describe statement in China on the U.S. after they were By Joseph Krauss As a loyal aide to Pal- run Butantan Institute. the Oct. 29 event that Tuesday saying it was halted earlier. ASSOCIATED PRESS estinian leaders — first Sao Paulo health author- Yasser Arafat and then ities said they met with JERUSALEM — Saeb Mahmoud Abbas — Er- Anvisa leaders on Tues- Erekat, a veteran peace ekat clung to this strat- negotiator and prominent day, but received no feed- egy until his death, even international spokesman back on when the tests as hopes for Palestinian for the Palestinians for will be allowed to contin- statehood sank to new more than three decades, ue. lows. died on Tuesday, weeks “This is unpleasant In the weeks leading up news; it worries all vol- after being infected by the coronavirus. He was to his death in an Israeli unteers that enrolled to hospital, the United Arab take the shot,” Covas said. 65. Emirates and Bahrain “This might raise doubts The American-educat- had normalized ties with among those that still ed Erekat was involved Israel, breaking with the planned to volunteer.” in nearly every round of The CoronaVac shot has peace negotiations be- long-held Arab position already stirred controver- tween Israel and the Pal- that a deal on Palestin- sy in Brazil, where Pres- estinians going back to ian statehood must pre- ident Bolsonaro has cast the landmark Madrid con- cede normalization. Abbas doubt on its prospective ference in 1991. Over the and members of his inner effectiveness. He public- years, he was a constant circle, including Erekat, ly rejected it last month, media presence. He tire- found themselves inter- saying Brazilians would lessly argued for a nego- nationally sidelined and not be used as guinea tiated two-state solution deeply unpopular among pigs. The declaration to the decades-old conflict, Palestinians. And decades defended the Palestinian of unfettered Israeli set- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS followed news that his health minister, Eduar- leadership and blamed Is- tlement expansion had Anvisa President Antonio Barra Torres speaks by cell before a press do Pazuello, had agreed rael — particularly hard- made a statehood deal conference about the national health regulator’s decision to halt clin- to purchase CoronaVac line leader Benjamin Ne- based on the partition of ical trials of the experimental coronavirus vaccine CoronaVac, at the doses produced locally by tanyahu — for the failure territory increasingly un- agency’s headquarters in Brasilia, Brazil. Butantan. to reach an agreement. likely. B8 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2020 FOOD Take a deep dive into this new cookbook

NEW YORK (AP) — Jamie Oliver ked Chef,” in which he stripped food knows one of the biggest obstacles down to its essentials, using simple home cooks face isn’t the drudgery of ingredients and techniques. He later shopping, the chore of chopping or the became familiar to North American mess of washing up. It’s delivery apps. audiences with Food Network shows What he calls the Uber-ization of the like “Jamie at Home.” food industry has led to tired fami- In “7 Ways,” Oliver has capped the lies just ordering dinner for delivery number of ingredients home cooks or pickup. “It’s never been easier to need for each dish at eight, and tried fix that urge for food at the click of a new ideas, informed by many consum- button,” he said. ers who said they were stuck in food Oliver is hoping to inspire home ruts. cooks with his 24th book, “7 Ways,” “I’m trying to represent different which he calls his most reader-focused cooking methods, different costs and cookbook yet. He promises maximum different color, different flavor pro- flavor for minimum effort. files,” he said. “One of my jobs in this “If I can write a recipe that’s deli- book was to try and help celebrate the cious and gives you lots of choice and ingredient, but break the monotony of excitement and I know you’ve proba- the same old dish every week.” bly got the ingredients in your fridge The data showed some interesting already, that has to be pretty power- things, like that sweet potato and avo- ful,” the English chef said. cado were more popular than initially The book comes during a global thought. More avocados were sold in pandemic, and Oliver hopes it offers the UK than oranges last year, and beleaguered home cooks more options. Oliver does more than slice them into He notes that sales of cooking utensils a salad: He makes an avocado hollan- and baking products have soared. daise, an avocado tempura, and bakes “If you cook from scratch yourself, avocados with shrimp. the chances of you saving money is He also tackles a notoriously difficult PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS huge,” he said. “Even cheap takeaways vegetable — the eggplant, or auber- Jamie Oliver’s latest book, “7 Ways: Easy Ideas for Every Day of the are pretty expensive when you’re buy- gine in Britain. It takes center stage Week,” came out on Nov. 10. ing it for four people.” as one of the 18 heroes, alongside beef To write the book, Oliver pored over and chicken. reams of data to find the 3,000 most “We kind of worked out what to do Jamie Oliver’s easy way to create salmon meals common food items. He boiled down with potatoes in lots of wonderful the list to 18 key — or hero — ingredi- ways. We never really found out what In his new cookbook, “7 Ways,” Jamie Oliver chop the mango. Scoop out the avocado and finely ents, including chicken breast, salmon, the bloody hell to do with aubergines,” highlights 18 ingredients — from chicken to slice. Trim and finely slice the scallions. Carefully cut shrimp and potatoes. he said. “What I tried to do in that shrimp and eggs to potatoes — and offers seven the skin off the salmon and place it in a non-stick He then developed seven new recipes chapter is look at how you can cook new ways to construct dishes around them with frying pan on a medium-high heat to crisp up both to highlight each of the 18 heroes. For them so the skin is crispy and the no more than eight ingredients. Here is one of sides. Pat the Cajun seasoning all over the salmon the salmon, there’s tacos and a po’ boy. flesh is creamy, how you can steam the offerings: fillets, then fry for 5 minutes, turning to get them For eggs, he’s got an Indian-inspired them or use them in a ragu or use it to CRISPY SALMON TACOS golden on each of their sides. Once the skin is frittata and eggy crumpets. For mush- layer up beautiful things.” Serves: 2 crispy, move it to sit on top of the salmon. rooms, there’s a risotto, a soup and a One thing that Oliver has gradually Start to finish: 20 minutes Meanwhile, use tongs to toast the tortillas di- beef stir-fry. warmed up to is including some pre- Ingredients: rectly over the flames of your gas stove for 15 He also looked at the most popular made ingredients, like jarred pesto or — 5 1/2 ounce ripe mixed-color cherry toma- seconds or use a hot pan. Sprinkle the mango, takeout dishes and tried to replicate curry paste, and sometimes leaning on toes avocado and scallions over the tortillas, then their taste. He calls them “fakeaways” frozen vegetables. — 1 small ripe mango flake in the salmon and crack up and add the and there’s dozens of recipes — includ- “I never would’ve done it seven years — 1/2 small ripe avocado crispy skin. Toss the tomatoes and the juice of 1 ing sweet and sour pork, spicy shrimp ago. I’ve had to get over myself,” he — 2 scallions lime in the residual heat of the pan for 30 sec- noodles and a sausage pizza. said, laughing. “There’s a bit of ego — 2 x 4 1/2 ounce salmon fillets, skin-on, onds, then spoon over the tortillas. Serve with “I’ll try and write a recipe that in cooking as well. I try and control scaled, pin-boned lime wedges, for squeezing over. can lure you into having a go. And mine.” — 2 heaping teaspoons of Cajun seasoning Nutrition information per serving: 584 calories; ultimately, that’s what it’s all about: Oliver is a realist. “I wish I lived in a — 4 small tortillas 24.6 g fat; 5.8 g saturated fat; 1.8 g salt; 59.5 trying to keep cooking skills alive,” he world where everyone had the time to — 2 limes g carbohydrate; 4.1 g fiber; 17 g sugar; 35 g said. make their own paste,” he said. Then Quarter the cherry tomatoes. Pit, peel and roughly protein. Oliver has become a household name added: “You know, frozen peas are way for promoting sustainable and healthy better than fresh peas nine times out foods since starring in BBC’s “The Na- of 10.” A new turkey dilemma arises: should it be big or small?

By Gretchen McKay parts instead of a whole bird. range and heirloom turkeys TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE Heartbreaking even, because each year, with around 400,000 they’re an Italian family, “and sold during the holidays. (Local- PITTSBURGH — Laura Ma- we don’t know how to do small.” ly, they are available at Whole gone has celebrated Thanksgiv- Linda Fergus of Freeport is the Foods.) ing exactly the same way for as yin to Magone’s yang. Like many in the turkey busi- long as she can remember. The grandmother of two and ness, Koch’s initially hoped that Her mother, Wanda, always mother of four still plans on the pandemic would end well plays host in her Monongahe- going big. With a guest list of before the holidays, causing lit- la, Penn. home. Up to a dozen around 20, her holiday meal tle or no impact to turkey sales. extended family members show will revolve around a 22-pound “In March, everyone was opti- up with giant appetites. And Honeysuckle White fresh turkey mistic about it,” he said. Yet by the menu never varies. A giant in addition to a turkey breast or June, they realized there was a turkey filled with Italian bread second smaller bird. good chance the country would stuffing is always the star of the “We like our turkey,” she said still be dealing with the virus by holiday feast. with a laugh. Thanksgiving. So in connection The stuffing is special because Everyone invited to dinner is with its retail partners, the farm it’s her maternal grandmother’s someone she comes in contact started to shift its production of recipe. Maria Previtali didn’t with on a regular basis, including small birds by about 25 percent. know what to make of the Amer- her sister, Joni, who lives next He believes there will be sooner ican holiday when she and her door. So she is not worried about sell-out of smaller turkeys. husband, Giovanni, immigrated the virus because she knows her While people were able to in 1905 to the Mon Valley from family takes mask-wearing and revamp their Memorial Day, the Collio region in northeastern social distancing seriously. Fourth of July and Labor Day Italy. Along with the milk, eggs, A remodeled, open-plan kitch- celebrations, Thanksgiving is celery and broth to moisten the en means no one will be ban- different. “No one has lived breadcrumbs, she added a few ished to the kids’ table. “We’re so through a coronavirus holiday PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE flavors of her homeland — spin- excited we’ll all be able to sit in with a sit-down meal,” Koch The Thanksgiving trend seems to be buying smaller tur- ach, onions, garlic and grated the same room,” she said. said. “So no one is quite sure.” keys. Parmesan cheese. It was a hit. Their celebrations might be Daniel Sullivan, a spokesperson In fact, it’s so fabulous that polar opposites, but both have for Cargill, which produces Hon- Magone and her family “wait for one thing in common: To create eysuckle White turkeys, agreed riety of sizes. Nurtured in open- and only allow a limited number it all year.” some sense of normalcy by stick- the research suggests that small- air coops on a diet of oats, corn of people in the shop at a time, But like for so many Amer- ing with tradition. er birds will be in higher demand and soybeans, the vast majority with masks,” she said. icans, Thanksgiving will be They’re in good company. Ac- and could sell out soon. Alterna- are sold fresh. They also are assigning days different for the Magones this cording to Butterball, one of the tives for smaller crowds in those Like Koch, Pounds said the for pick-up and for the first time year. Health experts are advis- nation’s largest turkey produc- cases, he said, include bone-in family was initially optimistic, ever will be open on the Sunday ing smaller holiday gatherings ers, nearly nine out of 10 adults breasts, roasts, triskets (a bone- thinking the everything would before Thanksgiving. to keep the COVID-19 virus at who regularly celebrate Thanks- less roast designed for smoking), surely be back to normal by This summer’s drought and bay. According to a Butterball giving plan on making the hol- breast cutlets and turketta, a Thanksgiving. By summer, they not being able to find an ade- survey, 30 percentof people say iday happen this year. In addi- bacon-wrapped boneless turkey realized it wouldn’t. quate supply of seasonal work- they’re complying. tion, three-quarters of hosts are breast. But orders to date have held ers have added to this year’s While the Magones will still planning to serve the same size “While turkey remains the steady with last year, and not challenges. celebrate the holiday, for the turkey or larger than last year, star of the show, how people many customers are asking for “We’re just so thankful for our first time in their lives they even as the data points to more, bring it to life is changing,” he smaller birds. That’s good for the returning customers and our won’t be together. smaller Thanksgiving gather- said in an email. The wide range Pounds because when turkeys new ones,” she said. Wanda Magone’s only dinner ings. of products allows families to are sold fresh, their growth can- Val Kennedy, who co-owns JL guests will be her daughter and “The trend definitely seems to make new traditions and ease not be stopped at will. Kennedy Meat Stand at the Farm- a close friend. And instead of a be toward smaller birds,” said consumer worries about the up- “If you process them sooner so ers’ Market Coop in East Liberty whole bird, they’ll dine on one of Brock Stein, president of Koch’s coming holidays. they’re smaller, they would have with her husband, John, sells two 3-pound frozen Butterball Turkey Farm in Tamaqua near Locally, Beverly Pounds, of- to be frozen,” she said. They also alternate main course options turkey breasts Laura Magone Allentown. “But there’s still fice manager of Pounds Turkey will for sure lack both flavor and like duck and smoked pheasant, bought in a panic last week at demand across the whole spec- Farm in Leechburg, concedes bountiful meat. Or as she puts “which tastes like sweet chick- Giant Eagle. It will be served trum,” with the most popular 2020 has been anything but a it, “Skin and bones, but no hol- en.” Little kids devour them, she with just a small bowl of stuff- size in the 12 to 16 pound range. typical year for turkey farmers. iday meal!” says. In addition, fresh, free-range ing, to avoid being inundated Some of his customers are Her husband, Tim, and broth- Her bigger concern this year birds, between 16 and 20 pounds, with leftovers. even buying larger birds than er-in-law, Rick Pounds, raise is about how customers can pick are available at the stand up to “I’ve heard smaller turkeys usual, he said, because they’ve Broad Breasted White turkeys up the birds safely. The family the day before Thanksgiving. could be in short supply this got college kids or young adults as their family has since 1935. sells about 7,000 each holiday Giant Eagle, too, is preparing year,” said Magone, which is why at home. They get about seven flocks season. But the farm’s market is for anticipated shifts in holiday she purchased the meat early. The fourth-generation family ranging from 800 to 1,600 poults small and people need to stand food shopping this year, said “It’s just strange,” she added farm raises more than 800,000 a year between April and Labor shoulder to shoulder. company spokesperson Dick with a sigh, about opting for humanely raised, organic, free- Day, which allows for a wide va- “So we will have a tent outside, Roberts.