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It’s no longer a man’s world By Thor Jourgensen of president, rents tents, chairs ITEM STAFF and an array of other items for functions and events. After Jim Appleton has worked half months of social event cancel- a lifetime in a job dominated by lations slammed his business, burly guys loading heavy stuff Appleton is optimistic about a into big trucks. But women are recovery fueled in part, he said, changing a rental industry pre- by ways women have reshaped viously dominated by men and the rental industry. Appleton has had to change too. When he started working in “There are a lot more women the family business in 1979, swinging a sledgehammer onto women were relegated to the of- a tent stake,” he said. ce, answering telephones and ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Appleton’s Lynn-based family scheduling orders. business, Ronald L. Appleton Ronald L. Appleton Inc. employees Mary Rodriguez of Lynn, left, and Maritza Lopez of Inc., where he holds the title WORLD, A2 Lynn fold an large tablecloth after running it through an industrial-sized iron. Crighton EDIC touts bill means to aid business employees, in Lynn employers By Allysha Dunnigan ITEM STAFF By Allysha Dunnigan LYNN — The Lynn Partnership ITEM STAFF Program will provide digital busi- LYNN — State Sen. Brendan ness training, mentoring, technical Crighton (D-Lynn) announced support and seed funding to 15 ear- updates to a proposed COVID-19 ly-stage Latino entrepreneurs in the relief bill to assist employers and restaurant, retail and service sectors, employees in the Commonwealth courtesy of a $100,000 grant from during a virtual government af- the Baker-Polito administration. fairs meeting Wednesday morn- The Lynn Partnership Program ing. will receive the money through the Economic Development & Industrial The economic development bill, ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Corporation of Lynn (EDIC/Lynn), which has not yet been given a which applied for the grant on its name, will affect unemployment Riverside Cemetery in Saugus is running out of plots and the town is hoping to reclaim the Curley Property and turn it into a new cemetery. behalf. insurance (UI) rates, the Pay- The North Shore Latino Business check Protection Program (PPP) Center (NSLBC) will receive $45,000 and UI bene ts. and another $45,000 will be direct- Although the bill has not yet Lack of space of grave ed toward Entrepreneurship for been voted on, the state House All (EforAll). Another partner, Tech and Senate leadership an- Goes Home, will be provided $10,000 nounced an agreement on leg- to give a Chromebook to 13 clients islation to enact protections for concern in Saugus and students and offer a computer both employees and employers as technical assistance course. economic recovery is continued. By Elyse Carmosino Donated to the town for municipal use “Lynn has been one of the most Crighton provided a summa- ITEM STAFF by its previous owner in the 1960s, Saugus impacted communities as a result of ry of the provisions agreed to by Town Meeting rst voted in 1969 to change COVID-19 and businesses have been leadership in both branches, but SAUGUS — Riverside Cemetery in Sau- the Curley property’s of cial use from mu- hit particularly hard,” said state Sen. there is not a speci c bill text yet. gus has fewer than 100 plots left before it nicipal to both municipal and school, which Brendan Crighton (D-Lynn). “Mayor “The bill hasn’t been created reaches maximum capacity, former Ceme- allowed it to be used by both the town and (Thomas M.) McGee and the EDIC, yet but with the two branches on tery Commission chair Dennis Gould said. school district. along with the North Shore Latino board and the governor, I believe To remedy the issue, Gould is pushing to Then in 2009, concerned about rapidly de- Business Association and EforAll, this is something we can resolve turn the Curley property — an undeveloped, creasing space at the 17-acre Riverside Cem- have been pivotal in providing eco- quickly,” Crighton said. 63-acre plot of land bordering Water and etery, the Cemetery Commission broached nomic lifelines to local businesses. Walnut streets — into a new cemetery. CRIGHTON, A3 It’s an effort several years in the making. GRAVE, A3 EDIC, A3

Swampscott Police INSIDE Peabody pushes back Opinion probe complete; Lynn eld’s day of reckoning. A4 school return 2 weeks By Anne Marie Tobin main in a remote model will con- LOOK! tinue to have that option. Deanne Healey of Lynn eld ITEM STAFF fi ndings withheld “The district collaborated with attained certi cation as a PEABODY — Peabody Public Destination Creation Course the Peabody Federation of Teach- By Tréa Lavery Schools students will have to wait ers to identify the above dates, and ITEM STAFF facilitator. A8 another two weeks before return- • continues to work closely with the ing to full-time, in-person learning. SWAMPSCOTT — An independent investigation Arts After Hours to return with organization on details for a safe, The School Committee voted Tues- into the December 12 arrest of a Black Lives Mat- 10-minute play competition. A8 phased return to fully in-person day to delay the return of elementary ter protester by the Swampscott Police Department learning,” Superintendent Dr. Josh school students to March 29, marking is complete and will be reviewed by Lynn District Sports Vadala said in a Tuesday state- English basketball happy to be a two-week delay from the originally ment. Court on March 29 as part of the ongoing criminal scheduled date of March 15. out on the court again. B1 “The transition is still a week proceedings. • Middle and high school stu- ahead of the Department of Elemen- Ernst Jean-Jacques, also known as “Shimmy,” Saugus football looks to turn dents, originally slated to return tary and Secondary Education’s was arrested at a counter-protest and charged with the corner this season. B1 on March 29, will not return until POLICE, A5 April 7. Students who wish to re- SCHOOL, A3 St. Mary’s-St. John’s football is a match made in expedience

By Mike Alongi son openers canceled due to COVID-19 defending Division 1 Super Bowl cham- Similarly, the Eagles were scheduled to ITEM SPORTS EDITOR protocols with their opponents, both were pion — agree to take on a team from Di- play Catholic Conference opponent Mal- left searching for a game with only two vision 7 like St. Mary’s, but nothing has den Catholic at home before COVID-19 The COVID-19 pandemic was almost days to spare. With a bit of communi- been normal in this crazy spring football forced a change of plans. certainly going to impact the high school cation and a determination to get their season. The quick decision is a testament to the football season, and the coronavirus players out on the eld, the two have The Spartans were set to open up determination of administrators to give struck again, just days before opening agreed to take the eld in an unlikely the season on the road Friday evening football players as full a season as possi- weekend. matchup this Friday. against Catholic Central League rival ble this spring. After the St. Mary’s and St. John’s Prep It’s not often that you see a team like Bishop Fenwick, but the game was can- football teams had their respective sea- the Prep — a team that is the two-time celed late Tuesday. FOOTBALL, A5

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Emilia Mongiello, 80 Thaddeus Buczko: 1940 - 2021 A Life of Service, Honor, Kindness 1926-2021 SALEM - Emilia “Milly” Mon- giello, age 80, passed away SALEM — He wanted to be and he did. Command for his mentoring and for his on Monday, March 7, 2021 at remembered as “imbued with Eighteen-year- (ARCOM) philanthropic and volunteer Brigham and Women’s Hospi- tal, following a lengthy illness. as ne a Christian spirit as ever old Thaddeus where he su- leadership, but for his many Born in Lynn, MA on April activated a human soul” – his Buczko was pervised more personal acts of kindness as 6, 1940, she was a daughter words. As “able, energetic and assigned rst than 12,000 well – except that we will never of the late Giovanni (John) courageous.” As “a friend to all to the destroy- citizen-sol- really know the extent of their and Maria (Mary) (Fabucci) mankind.” He hoped that his er USS Bearss dier reservists number and substance. When Mongiello. Milly received her “lovable spirit radiated sun- (DD-654), in over 100 asked recently by a struggling Master’s Degree from Salem shine that drew to him all who and was pres- units in New writer whom he helped secure State College in remedial read- came within its scope.” He said ent during the England -- a place to live, completely ing and special education. that, “his soul rang with music “last shot” of now-Colonel unexpectedly, she asked him, She then went on to work for – the music of friendship, the World War II Buczko was “Why are you doing this?” He Highland School, the Connery music of love, the music of off the coast of presented with said, “I help people. It’s what I School, and Drewicz School, charity, the music of inspira- Japan. He was the Legion of all in Lynn, for many years pri- tion.” He wanted those he left then assigned Merit. The fol- do.” or to her retirement. She also behind to remember “his ser- to the aircraft lowing year, He was known for his restless had the pleasure of teaching vice to country and to humanity carrier USS 1980, Massa- intellect, and his knowledge of abroad in Germany for a year Enrico and John Mongiello. … his perseverance, sincerity of Midway. chusetts Gov- American and world history. As Service Information: through NATO. purpose, and his loyalty to his After the war, ernor Edward J. a member of the military, as a In her free time, Milly loved to Friends and family are invit- values.” He hoped that he had, Buczko graduated with honors King appointed him to serve as Polish-American dignitary and travel, especially international- ed to call at the Cuffe-Mc- honored Catholic who traveled ly, and had made many friends Ginn Funeral Home, 157 and would, “inspire us through from Norwich University and an Associate Justice of the Es- frequently to Poland, Rome, all over the world this way. She Maple St., Lynn, on Friday, his vision, vitality, generosity, was commissioned as Sec- sex County Probate and Family also was a member of the March 12th from 10 a.m. and passion for excellence.” ond Lieutenant in the Armored Court. He rose to First Justice and other parts of Europe, he Salem Municipal Golf Course, until 11 a.m. Her Funeral Thaddeus Buczko, a proud Cavalry, U. S. Army. At the same in 1986, retiring in 1996 at the enjoyed well-earned stature and enjoyed playing tennis as Service will be held in the son of Salem, died peaceful- time, he was accepted to the obligatory age of 70. (In 2016, locally, nationally, and interna- well when she could. Above Funeral Home at 11 a.m. ly on March 7, 2021, at the Boston University School of the newly-restored, magni cent tionally. all else though, Milly loved her Burial will follow in St. Jo- age of 95 with his large and Law, receiving his Probate and Family Finally, Thaddeus Buczko was family. Spending time with her seph’s Cemetery, Lynn. As loving family close by. His life J. D. in 1951. (He Court Building on known as a steady, ever-pres- siblings, and many nieces and an expression of sympathy, story reads like a novel about also studied ac- Federal Street in ent man of faith and family. He nephews, was the highlight of in lieu of owers, donations American success, and yet his counting, nance, Salem was named adored the extensive and ev- in Milly’s honor may be made her life. humility and generosity of spirit business admin- the Thaddeus er-expanding Buczko clan, de- Surviving Milly are her sib- to the charity of your choice. were ever-present. And he will istration, liberal Buczko Building.) lighting in their company and lings, Gloria Terrell of Masa, To leave an online message be remembered for all of the arts, and served Buczko’s “retire- AZ, Norma Mongiello of Long or condolence, please visit their achievements. And they reasons he had wished for, and as an Active Reserve Of cer.) ment” from his professional adored him. His passing leaves Beach, CA, and Clorinda Bet- www.cuffemcginn.com more. Buczko went to work for a small and military positions only a hole in the hearts of his fam- tencourt and her husband John Thaddeus Buczko was born law rm in Salem, but he was accelerated his numerous phil- of Lynn, as well as several be- ily, his many friends, and in all on February 23, 1926, in Sa- called into active service by anthropic, religious, and civic loved nieces and nephews. of the communities of which he Milly was a sister of the late lem, Mass., to Ignacy and Ve- the Army in 1949 during the involvements. He was partic- ronica (Brzozowska) Buczisko Korean conict. He served as ularly dedicated to the City of was a part. (changed to Buczko) illiterate a unit tank commander and Salem, to his alma maters, to Rest in Peace, beloved Ser- Polish farmers who were re- assistant staff judge advocate veterans, to Polish-American vant of God. Our love and grat- cruited by Salem mill owners in the 304th Armored Division, organizations, and the Pope itude know no bounds. You are with the promise of a better and in Army Intelligence. John Paul II and Kosciuszko an example to us all. Christine L. Martin, 100 life. Buczko’s father worked in By 1953, Buczko had re- Foundations. In 2014, at the Surviving Thaddeus are his leather factories, at that time a sumed practicing law in Salem age of 88, the City of Salem sisters, Alfreida Hunt, Irene 1921 - 2021 booming industry in Salem; his and now began a long career asked Buczko to stay on for Shea, and his brother, Albert PEABODY - Christine L. Mar- mother worked for the Pequot of public service. The elected another twelve-year term as a Buczko all of Salem and many tin, 100, of Peabody, passed Mills, Salem’s most successful or appointed positions he held City Trust Fund Commissioner. nieces, nephews and great away in her sleep on March 8, company at the time. included Salem City Council He agreed. Why not? nieces and great nephews. He 2021, after a short illness. The couple was living in Sa- (1955-1979, at age 29), State And then, there is the man was also the brother of the late She was one of 8 children, lem’s Polish neighborhood, on Representative (1959-1964), behind the impressive re- Sophie Theriault, Joan Houri- born and raised in Lynn, Mass., Ward Street, in 1914 when the Post Master of Salem (1963), sumé. Thaddeus Buczko will han and Bernard Buczko. daughter of the late Mary Great Salem Fire destroyed and State Auditor (1964- be remembered with love and Service information: Rela- (Moskovites) and Arthur Georg- their home. Like hundreds of 1980). gratitude by thousands for tives and friends are invited es. other families, they lived in In 1969, while serving as his warmth, his good-natured to Judge Buczko’s funeral Chris had been a devoted tents on Salem Common be- State Auditor, Buczko met charm, his sincerity, loyalty, wife to the late Daniel J. Martin, Mass will be celebrated in fore being relocated to tem- then-Cardinal Karol Wojtyla, and reliably decent charac- St. John Paul II Divine Mercy of Peabody. porary housing, eventually re- the Archbishop of Krakow, Po- ter. Standing at six feet, four Shrine, St. Peter St., Salem Throughout her working life, turning to Ward Street. By the land, who was scheduled to inches tall, always impeccably on Monday, March 15th at Chris was employed at the Reg- time Thaddeus was born, there visit Boston as part of his U. dressed in or out of uniform, 9 A.M. All attendees must istry in Boston and several Civil were already three Buczko chil- S. tour to thank Polish-Amer- with broad shoulders, a ready, Service jobs, retiring in 1983. dren; three more would follow. icans for their support of welcoming smile and sincere register to attend the funeral In past years, Chris enjoyed Mass by visiting his eternal traveling with her husband, go- Thaddeus was “in the middle,” Polish independence. As interest in people and the in his words. He attended the the only and highest-rank- goings-on of the day, Buczko tribute at odonnellfuneralser- ing to Foxwoods, and enjoying vice.com or by calling the fu- be held at St. Ann Church, Polish Parochial School on Her- ing Polish-American to hold was known for taking forever dinners at unique eateries. In neral home (978-744-2350). her later years, she was an avid 140 Lynn Street, Peabody, bert Street and Salem public state-wide of ce, Buczko was to cross a crowded room or a reader and enjoyed watching on Saturday, March 13th at schools, graduating from Sa- tapped to join the delegation street in downtown Salem be- Burial in Massachusetts Na- “Wheel of Fortune” and “Jeop- 10:00 a.m. All attendees are lem High School in 1943. Not to escort the Cardinal around cause he knew everyone and tional Cemetery at Bourne. ardy,” playing games and doing required to wear a mask and much was expected of him ex- the City. They became friends, everyone knew him. Visiting hours at O’Donnell puzzles. She could recite poet- adhere to social distancing cept that he would join his fa- and one of Buczko’s fondest He was known for engaging Cremations - Funerals - Cele- ry from memory and had a wry guidelines. Arrangements by ther in the leather industry. But memories was when Cardinal young people who were just brations, 84 Washington Sq., and witty sense of humor. the Conway Cahill-Brodeur for reasons Buczko could never Wojtyla predicted that Buczko starting out, inquiring about Salem, MA 01970, Sunday, Chris is survived (and will Funeral Home, 82 Lynn St., articulate, he wanted more -- would become President of their education, interests, and March 14th from 2 to 6 P.M. be sorely missed) by her lov- Peabody. In lieu of owers, and he reached for more. the United States one day and ambitions. In a recent inter- All attendees are required to the family requests that ing sister, Helen Lampes, of In 1944, Buczko signed up Buczko assured the Cardinal view, Buczko admitted, “No wear face coverings, practice Lynn, several caring nieces and donations be made to the for the draft at Salem Town that he would become Pope. one was interested in me when nephews: Janice Koskey of Salvation Army, 1 Frank- social distancing and are re- Hall. He had read somewhere Buczko’s prophecy came true, I was young. No one reached spectfully asked for no physi- Lynn, Maryanne Koskey of Flor- lin Street, Lynn, Mass., about Norwich University, the and in 1979 he invited Pope out. I like to reach out and https://give.salvationarmy. cal contact with the family. In ida, Pamela Koskey (Joseph) elite military school in Vermont, John Paul II (the former Cardi- help in whatever way I can.” His of Hawaii, Anthony Martin of org/give/173572/#!/do- lieu of owers expressions of and decided that some military nal) to Boston. (Years later, in advice to young people? “Go Peabody, Walter Martin (Eliz- nation/checkout in honor sympathy may be made in his education and training would 1993, Buczko was invested as into public service. You can’t abeth) of Pelham, NH, Mary of Christine Martin and the memory to the Judge Thadde- serve him well. He was pre- a Knight in the Order of Saint go wrong helping people, and Walsh (Thomas) of Peabody, grateful Georges and Martin us Buczko Scholarship Fund James Lampes (Laura) of Dan- families who received their paring himself, unwittingly. In Sylvester by the Pope in Rome, it’s a great way to meet people, Boston, during a health check named for a much earlier Pope understand their needs and C/O Norwich University, 158 vers and her godchild Christine kindness as children. For Harmon Dr., Northeld, VT. Green (Scott) of Hamilton. She directions and online guest- before joining the Army, he who was known for his acts of the needs of their family and To share a memory or offer a was predeceased by her ador- book, please visit www.ccb- encountered a Navy recruiter faith and courage.) community.” Buczko was also ing husband, Danny and her funeral.com. who was looking for young men Buczko’s military career ad- known for opening doors for condolence, please visit www. son, Daniel (“Timmy”) Martin. with technical ability. Buczko vanced during these years as promising up-and-coming pro- odonnellfuneralservice.com. Service Information: All had been studying engineer- well. On his retirement from fessionals in state government, are invited to a Mass of ing at Norwich. The recruiter the Army in 1979 -- as Chief of business, and civic life. Christian Burial which will convinced him to join the Navy, Staff of the 94th Army Reserve He was known not only It’s no longer a man’s world

WORLD into “women in rental” orga- very lonely person who is All that has changed, he From A1 nizations and rede ned in- in pain,” she said. said. dustry business approaches. Intersectionality, said “In the last couple of “Otherwise, it used to al- “It’s becoming a lot more Kaufman, is stripping away years, I am aware of two ways be guys,” he said. women-involved industry,” the prevailing type of mas- women in agship congre- Today, Appleton’s national he said. culinity by giving more and gations,” he said. counterparts in the rental Appleton, in words speci c more people a voice — not Ragozin has helped lead business nationally include to his profession, is describ- just the women who have Swampscott-based Con- women presidents and chief ing what Dr. Kara Kaufman risen to the top of Appleton’s gregation Shirat Hayam’s executive of cers. They calls “intersectionality.” industry — but people of col- 475 families since 2015. have expanded the industry “It’s a process that de- or and transgender people. He said talk about a glass clares representation mat- She is happy to note the ceiling for women and sal- ters,” said the North Shore young people she teaches ary inequities persists in Community College histo- have embraced this change. the rabbinical studies and ry and gender and wom- “I have a lot of hope for faith work world, but he en’s studies professor. the generation that is said change is coming. From Kaufman’s aca- coming along,” she said. “Women who choose to demic viewpoint, mascu- Rabbi Michael Ragozin enter the rabbinate are linity has arrived at a reck- has also embraced change highly regarded and in- oning point in American — he hasn’t had a choice. credibly talented,” he said. society. A “toxic hegemonic “I was the only male in my Appleton’s nine-person masculinity” characterized workplace until the last two workforce includes three Stories live on. by domineering personali- and a half years,” he said. women and, with almost a ties is breaking down. A Seattle native who for- half century on the job, the Tell theirs. Kaufman said the best merly taught and worked rm’s female of ce man- example of this break- in high-tech, Ragozin re- ager calls the shots. Share your loved one’s story. down is former President members when the ratio of “She basically comes in [email protected] | 781-593-7700 Donald J. Trump. men to women in rabbinical and tells us what we did ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK “His behavior gave him study was two-to-one and wrong,” he said. riches and the highest the notion of women lead- Thor Jourgensen can be Ronald L. Appleton Inc. owner Jim Appleton In partnership with power of the land. But I ing a large congregation in reached at tjourgensen@ stands among stacks of chairs and tables that would suggest Trump is a a big city seemed unlikely. itemlive.com. his company rents out for events. THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 EDIC means business in Lynn New virus cases EDIC resources to support com- ing, mentoring and seed to have been approved for From A1 munity-led partnerships funding to early-stage en- the full $100,000 and look reported in in neighborhoods dispro- trepreneurs, particularly forward to seeing the work This funding will enable portionately impacted people that have lost their happen over the upcoming them to continue to assist by the pandemic helps jobs during the pandemic months,” said EDIC Proj- Lynn, Lynn eld, those facing major nan- expand our ght against and are turning to entre- ect Coordinator William cial impacts due to the COVID-19,” said Gov. preneurship to provide for Bochnak. pandemic.” Charlie Baker. “We are their families. The Urban Agenda Lynn was one of 30 proj- proud to make these tar- “As we continue to navi- Grant Program is now Peabody, Revere, ects in 23 communities geted investments in pro- gate the pandemic, Urban exclusively part of the ad- that were awarded a total grams that address key Agenda grants are a key ministration’s Community of $2.5 million in funding needs of urban communi- tool to help local residents One Stop for Growth, a and Salem through the state’s Urban ties across our Common- address challenges in recently established sin- Agenda Grant program wealth, providing vital communities and neigh- gle-application portal that By Gayla Cawley website reported. last week. Launched in support to ght the pan- borhoods especially hard- provides access to a vari- ITEM STAFF In Salem, 31 new cases 2015, the program grants demic while also helping hit by COVID-19,” said Lt. ety of competitive commu- have been reported since support community-based Lynn, Lynn eld, Pea- to strengthen these com- Gov. Karyn Polito. “From nity and economic devel- Monday to bring the city’s solutions to assist with body, Revere and Salem munities for the future.” job training, to programs opment grant programs. total number of cases to workforce and small busi- reported new coronavirus The funds will allow the that mentor entrepre- 4,170. Seventy- ve people ness challenges. This portal rede nes the cases on Wednesday. North Shore Latino Busi- have died, the city website The program promotes neurs and provide assis- Commonwealth’s role as Peabody also report- said. economic strength in ur- ness Association (NSLBA) tance for small businesses an active partner in eco- ed an additional death, An additional case was ban neighborhoods by to provide training to peo- expanding their digital nomic development strat- which brings the city’s reported in Lynn eld, highlighting partnerships ple who are not familiar pro le, these grants har- egy, priorities, and invest- death toll to 299. focusing on unique local with the digital world and ness the communities’ ment. Twenty-four new cases which now has 1,060 cases assets and community continue to offer mentor- momentum by support- “Recognizing the effec- have been reported in Pea- and 29 deaths, according responses to speci c chal- ing opportunities, nan- ing innovative programs tiveness of these grants, body since Monday, which to the town website. lenges. cial resources, and man- that help them grow and we are pleased to add brings its caseload to Numbers remained the The EDIC will act as the agement at a higher scale. thrive.” the Urban Agenda Grant 6,330. Of that total, 5,685 same in Nahant (223 cas- scal agent and coordinate Frances Martinez, the The partnership will Program to our One Stop people have recovered es, six deaths) and were reporting requirements, executive director of NSL- also offer digital training for Growth portal, which from the virus, according not updated in Marble- but the day-to-day work BA, said the support of and necessary equipment will elevate the program’s to the health department. head, Saugus or Swamp- and client interaction will EDIC/Lynn, EforAll, and to entrepreneurs to help visibility for prospective In Lynn, 29 new cases scott. take place at the NSLBC Tech Goes Home will pro- them strengthen their applicants,” said Hous- were reported to bring As of last Friday, Mar- and EforAll, according to vide a great opportunity business operations and ing and Economic Devel- the city’s caseload to blehead had 1,172 cases James Cowdell, EDIC/ to be able to offer more re- improve revenue. It will opment Secretary Mike 15,771. Of that total, 243 and 31 deaths. Saugus had Lynn executive director. sources to their most im- also assist small business- Kennealy. “By including cases are active, 198 peo- 3,571 cases, and 65 deaths “This is a collaborative portant impacted group, es in accessing critical Urban Agenda in the One ple have died, and 15,330 and Swampscott had 949 team effort between the which is small businesses. funding to sustain their Stop portfolio, we can ap- have recovered, according cases and 19 deaths as of partners,” said Cowdell. “During the pandem- businesses. ply the same process to to city data. last Thursday. This year’s awards are ic, the NSLBA and EDIC This year’s Urban Agen- rapidly review and ap- Revere reported 21 new Gayla Cawley can be the largest since the Ur- worked nonstop making da had a speci c focus prove or refer applicants cases to bring the city’s to- reached at gcawley@item- ban Agenda Grant Pro- sure to identify the need on COVID-19 relief op- to this key program to en- tal numbers to 9,759 cas- live.com. Follow her on gram began. A total of $8.5 in the economy sector,” portunities and helping sure these resources are es and 157 deaths, the city Twitter @GaylaCawley. million in grants have Martinez said. gateway cities especial- put to uses that have the been awarded through the The Lynn Partnership ly within minority- and highest impact.” program over the past six Program is hoping that women-owned businesses, Allysha Dunnigan can years. the funds will provide according to EDIC/Lynn. be reached at adunnigan@ Peabody pushes “Directing these critical critical business train- “We feel very fortunate itemlive.com. Lack of space of grave back school return two weeks SCHOOL staff, students and families,” concern in Saugus Vadala said. “Our teachers From A1 have worked tremendously GRAVE required timeline for the hard this year and we are From A1 return to in-person in- fortunate to have such a ded- struction, through which icated staff who care very the idea of turning full elementary school students much about the academic rights for the property must return by April 5.” growth and social-emotional over to the town in order Vadala noted that while to allow the plot of land to well-being of their students. the timeline is two weeks “It has long been a priori- be developed into a new later than the district’s burial site. ty for our district to help our initial goal, the decision to teachers access the vaccine At the time, however, push back the dates was talks surrounding what once eligible and part of that made following communi- commitment means pushing would ultimately become ty and union input. the town’s new Mid- back this timeline slightly.” “It has been determined Committee member dle-High School had just that a slightly later return Beverley Grif n Dunne begun, complicating mat- will be bene cial as teach- said getting kids back into ters as the district, un- ers make their vaccination classrooms is much more sure of where a new school appointments, the district complicated than people might be built, wanted to continues to nalize its may think. hold off on relinquishing facility preparations, and “There’s a lot to this, a lot the property. families as they plan their of very involved logistics “The only big opposi- schedules and childcare when it comes to day-to-day tion was the school dis- needs,” said Vadala. operations,” Dunne said. “It trict, because at the time, School Committee was important to work this they hadn’t picked a place Chairman and Mayor Ted where they were going to Bettencourt told commit- out so that it will be better build a new school,” said for everyone. A lot of things ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK tee members that a “tenta- Gould, now a member of tive agreement” has been are happening, but the stars the School Committee. “It The city of Saugus hopes to reclaim the Curley property and develop it reached with the Peabody nally are aligned. It’s all had that verbiage in there into a new cemetery. Federation of Teachers. good for Peabody.” — ‘municipal or school “The union brought Dunne said she received use’ — so it went to com- obtain the required two- With the hope of mov- long, maybe a year or forth very legitimate con- numerous emails from mittee but was never vot- thirds majority needed to ing the project along, he’s two, before there’ll be no cerns that I think we are parents who watched the ed on.” pass. requested that the School graves left for Saugus and will be able to ad- meeting. Then in 2013, the article While the town delayed Committee vote to turn residents,” Gould said. dress,” Bettencourt said. “Some parents were to transfer the property making a decision on the the land back over to the “They’ll have to be cre- pleased with the decision “We also had legitimate once again went to Town property, Gould said time town during its meeting mated.” to push back the date concerns so it was a real- Meeting, where this time has quickly been running on Thursday. Elyse Carmosino can be knowing we needed the ly good exchange of con- it was voted down after out for Riverside Ceme- “If we don’t come up reached at ecarmosino@ time to work out the logis- cerns on both ends. It’s failing by eight votes to tery. with a plan, it won’t be itemlive.com. tics, while some were wild tentative, a framework of that we pushed it back. an agreement that still There are as many vari- needs some minor issues ables as there are people. to be worked out, but we But at the end of the day, Crighton touts bill to we don’t operate in a vacu- are con dent that this will move forward. um. We all work together.” “I believe we are one Anne Marie Tobin can be of the biggest districts, reached at atobin@item- aid employees, employers if not the biggest, that live.com. will have an agreement LAW OFFICES OF CRIGHTON will include a targeted he said. “Moving forward, hopes the legislature will with its teachers’ union. I think we are ahead of JAMES J. CARRIGAN From A1 tax relief to unemployed now we can shift more to- play a bigger role in terms workers whose income wards economic recovery of identifying areas of a large majority of cities • Social Security Disability The agreement will pro- falls below 200 percent in some of our planning.” need and making sure the with these (re-opening) • Workers Compensation vide protections for em- of the poverty line and Crighton also acknowl- funding hits the ground as dates and I am con dent • Accidents ployers by preventing an that an agreement will be 25 years located across waived penalties on edged the effect that the quickly as possible from Lynn District Court increase in the UI rate missed tax payments on pandemic has had on He is hopeful that the reached.” schedule for 2021 and Committee member Bran- 15 Johnson St. UI bene ts received in the cultural and creative bill will be passed in the 781-596-0100 2022, providing employers 2020. Employees will also sector. He said they will next week, providing as- di Carpenter, who is part of the committee’s negotia- JAMES J. CARRIGAN with stability as the state be provided access to paid discuss more of the fund- sistance and relief to many ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN continues with its eco- leave for time off due to ing for that as the budget residents who have strug- tions team currently work- LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL nomic recovery. It will also a COVID-19 infection, an comes out, but noted a com- gled with the changing ing with the union, said, www.jamescarriganlaw.com align the state with the ordered quarantine, or to mission has been formed economy and lifestyle. The “this has been very dif cult [email protected] federal tax code to exclude get vaccinated. to create recommendations pandemic has crumbled for everyone involved, but I forgiven PPP loans from Crighton said that he on how to address the re- the economy, and Crighton am happy that we were able gross income for small to reach a compromise. feels as if the proposed covery in that sector. hopes that this bill, as well 781-593-7700 businesses, which will be contents of this bill are a “Even as we’re starting as the Congress-approved “We still have some Publishing Daily, except Sundays organized as pass-through good balance. to reopen, venues are, in federal stimulus checks, things to work out, but USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 entities. The bill will allow “This comes with key many instances, the last will contribute to restor- this was a proud moment Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA for additional state bor- provisions and key things to come back. 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If Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS selves at their nancial you paid the same amount, Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 wit’s end. It may be from CherylC or maybe even a few dol- All Departments: Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 a catastrophic illness, Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 CharlesC lars more, but didn’t have 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 or the unexpected trag- to pay for co-pays, deduct- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 ic death of a young one, ibles of thousands per Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 sician to see a special- Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 cut down in the prime of year per family member, Classi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 life. The stories that end ist, in- or out-of-network and it covered dental and classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 worries, exploding drug Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 with families and friends eyecare (something we all Subscriptions asking for community prices, and the chance sorely need as we age), I’m [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 that you will have to help in medical, or worse, betting we would be ahead Circulation burial costs through the switch insurance compa- of the game. [email protected] nies in another year or Gofundme website, are And if you could keep Ext. 3 incredibly heartrending so as costs rise yet again. your own doctor, because And if you also don’t like Newsroom and heartbreaking. When you didn’t have to change [email protected] your job, you have to de- the community comes out if your doctor wasn’t in [email protected] cide how long you will to help, it’s heartwarm- the network of your latest stay, because that’s the Ext. 4 ing. insurance plan, you could only way you can get in- Sports But you know what it rest a little easier. surance. COBRA (which [email protected] isn’t? It isn’t healthcare. Universal healthcare EDITORIAL stands for Consolidated Ext. 5 Even decades before is only a foreign concept Omnibus Budget Recon- the present apocalypse, here because we act as if Retail and Online ciliation Act) is a night- Advertising now at its one-year anni- healthcare is a privilege mare, as anyone who has [email protected] versary, reared its spiky and not a right. We hang tried to navigate staying ADVERTISING head, healthcare and on their former employ- onto the caste system that health insurance were says our healthcare should Ernie Carpenter Jr. er’s insurance plan can Director of Advertising Lynn eld’s day their own evil apoca- attest. remain a for-pro t sick and Business Development, ext. 1355 lypses in this country. Over my four de- care business that is more [email protected] Other developed nations cade-plus work history, beholden to its sharehold- Ralph Mitchell of reckoning have figured out uni- I’ve had more insurance ers than its members. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] versal healthcare even plans than I’ve had jobs So every year our cur- They say timing is everything and the as our for-profit health (and I’ve worked in jobs rent employers must Eric Rondeau insurance industry has scramble to find the less- Sales Representative, ext. 1280 adage applies next month to the Lynn eld from the left coast to this [email protected] School Committee election scheduled for drowned many citizens one). Some companies er of several evils to offer in oceans of debt. its employees for health- Patricia Whalen April 12. were easier to deal with Sales Representative, ext. 1310 Voters go to the polls one week after COVID-19 put a ood- than others. Some insisted care. And should some- [email protected] light on the problem we thing catastrophic hap- town students are scheduled to return on of ce visits before refer- BUSINESS OFFICE to their classrooms after months of have oxymoronically com- rals for specialists, which pen in our lives, or the plained about and contin- lives of our loved ones, Susan J. Conti COVID-19-enforced hybrid learning. In meant I had to pay the Controller, ext. 1288 Lynn eld, the parents who watch with ued to ignore. We contin- of ce co-pay so a doctor or be it coronavirus or can- [email protected] ually elect government cer, or anything horribly mixed relief and trepidation as their physician’s assistant could Ted Grant kids go back to class will also be the vot- representatives who tell me they couldn’t help expensive in between, Publisher, ext. 1234 ers who go to the polls and decide if the answer to the big-mon- me, and then send me to a those unfortunate people [email protected] eyed insurance lobby committee can bene t by the addition of specialist (which is what I may lose their homes, Marian Kinney new faces and thinking. more than they answer wanted in the rst place), and everything to outra- ext. 1212 Committee candidates Brian Charville to their constituents. Our where I would then have geous medical costs. This [email protected] and Kate DePrizio have presented them- representatives, part of to pay another, higher, co- country is unique in the Will Kraft selves to voters as a dynamic duo ready the “big government” pay. number of people forced Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 [email protected] to bring new perspectives to the commit- they claim can’t handle Some companies would to declare bankruptcy tee. DePrizio played a lead role in the suc- healthcare for all (but reject any claim, in or out from medical bills. Paula Villacreses cessful push for the “Together We Grow” take government health- of network, and then I’d With the new admin- A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 [email protected] campaign to convince voters to pay for two care for themselves) keep have to spend hours on istration, there has at elementary school expansion projects. repeating the lie that the phone and have my least been an reopen- Mike Shanahan Medicare for All won’t doctor’s of ce do the same, ing of the enrollment Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 Charville staked out his position when [email protected] he announced his candidacy. The School work because people like before the insurance plan for Affordable Care Act their insurance compa- I paid into would pony up (thanks Obama), with Carolina Trujillo Committee, he said, “ ...is not asking the Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 right questions of the administration.” nies and won’t trust the the payments they swore fingers crossed for a pub- [email protected] Long-time committee member Tim Doyle government to properly they covered. One compa- lic option someday. distribute money needed It’s not Medicare for Jim Wilson acknowledged Charville and DePrizio’s ny would routinely reject Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 potential prowess at the polls when he de- for healthcare. every single claim the rst All, which I’m hoping will [email protected] The secret, that isn’t ei- someday be seriously re- clared his decision to not seek reelection, time I submitted it, until I CIRCULATION noting, “This is going to be a very compet- ther dirty or little, is that asked a representative if garded. I’m not against many of us don’t like our this was their policy. The Gofundme campaigns. Lisa Mahmoud itive campaign.” Manager, ext. 1239 private insurance compa- Committee member Philip McQueen is representative assured But we can do better with [email protected] nies. We like our doctors. our tax dollars than ac- seeking reelection while members Rich- me that it wasn’t. Strange- Chances are if you have ly, I never got another re- quiesce to the greed of a CUSTOMER SERVICE ard Sjoberg, Stacy Dahlstedt and Chair- a decent insurance plan, jection after I asked that for-pro t healthcare sys- La’ Mosha Ball man Jamie Hayman are not up for reelec- subsidized through your question. I’m imagining tem, and then have to rely Customer Service, ext. 1276 tion this year. job, you’re grateful, but the rep noted in my les: on the kindness of strang- [email protected] Not being on the ballot isn’t going to not giddy. You still have “the jig is up! Pay the ers. GRAPHICS spare the three incumbents from criticism to deal with co-pays, de- claims for this one!” Cheryl Charles can be if the April 5 return does not go well. Trevor Andreozzi ductibles, referrals from But how would we pay reached at ccharles@item- Hayman two weeks ago severely chas- Designer your primary care phy- for Medicare for All? Well, live.com. [email protected] tised parents for posting on social me- Sean Casey dia “misinformation” and “blatant lies” Designer criticizing school administrators’ initial LETTER TO THE EDITOR [email protected] attempts to get kids back to school. Amanda Lunn We hope the April 5 return goes smooth- Designer ly and students can nally return to aca- Thankful for those who helped [email protected] demic normalcy. But Charville or DePrizio Edwin Peralta Jr. -- possibly both of them -- will bring a new Designer voice to the committee and they will join To the editor: God that situation has ping and with just being [email protected] incumbents in facing tough questions passed. One hopes we all there. NEWSROOM and scrutiny from parents if the return to COVID-19 came one thank Him for that and I am grateful for the cler- Mike Alongi school goes poorly. year ago. The worst the vaccines developed Sports Editor, ext. 1228 thing that happened one by P zer, Moderna and gy for caring for us every [email protected] recollects is that many Johnson & Johnson for all which way they could. We Elyse Carmosino people of age died. The those people who made it learned a lesson God is Reporter, ext. 1264 second tragedy was we possible. [email protected] there for us and always is couldn’t mourn or grieve And we can thank God Allysha Dunnigan CORRECTION for them in the usual for all the caregivers at and will be. We must thank Reporter, ext. 1302 manner. hospitals, nursing homes, Him. [email protected] The government in its and at-home care workers A shoplifting for asportation charge was incorrectly Tréa Lavery added to the list of charges Corey Oblenes was arrested fear and panic stopped who took care of us. Also, Reporter, ext. 1317 for in the police log that appeared in The Item on March the grieving process for everyone who helped in Philip Celeste [email protected] 6. We regret the error. our loved ones. Thank any way with food shop- Danvers Gayla Cawley Regional Editor, ext. 1236 [email protected] Cheryl Charles News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected]

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All address information, particu- 2:45 p.m. Tuesday. Swampscott PD probe larly arrests, re ect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- Vandalism curacy, it is the sole responsibility A caller reported at 4:35 of the concerned party to contact p.m. Tuesday that someone complete; ndings withheld the relevant police department and had shattered a window with have the department issue a no- a baseball bat. POLICE and Town Counsel on the Monument Square when moved to take the bottle tice of correction to the Daily Item. From A1 appropriate time to re- the incident occurred. away from her. Corrections or clarications will not SAUGUS lease the report publicly. Video taken at the event “The Swampscott Police assaulting an 80-year-old “We’ve been advised not shows her throwing wa- Department recognizes be made without express notice of woman after a confronta- to release it. Everyone ter from a plastic bottle that citizens deserve to change from the arresting police Accidents tion in which she threw would be well-served not at Jean-Jacques, who expect our of cers have department. water at him. Police received a report at to rush to judgment and was participating in a demonstrated the highest “It’s really important for not make any assump- counter-protest. The 3:15 p.m. Tuesday of a motor standards of profession- everyone to understand tions about what is in this video then shows Jean- LYNN vehicle crash with non-fatal alism,” said Swampscott that this report is a signif- report. We need to be very Jacques reaching across injuries and a child in the Police Chief Ronald Madi- car in the vicinity of Kowloon icant review of the actions careful about how we pres- a police barrier toward Arrests gan at the time the inves- Restaurant on Broadway. Two related to the arrest that ent information during a Greenberg before being Caitlin Connelly, 25, of people were transported to occurred on December 12,” criminal case.” obscured. tigation was announced in 2 Victory Road, was arrest- Melrose-Wakeeld Hospital. Fitzgerald said. “The re- Linda Greenberg, 80, Police allege that Jean- January. ed at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday on Police received a call at port is not public at this was participating in a Jacques punched Green- Tréa Lavery can be charges of stalking, assault 11:51 p.m. Tuesday from time and we need to work pro-Donald Trump pro- berg, but Jean-Jacques reached at tlavery@item- and battery with a dangerous Atlantic Ambulance stating with the district attorney test in Swampscott’s maintains that he simply live.com. weapon, and driving with a there was a crash at Chestnut suspended license. and Lincoln Avenue. One per- Lludelina Garcia, 34, of son was transported to Mel- 160 Neptune Blvd., was ar- rose-Wakeeld Hospital. St. Mary’s-St. John’s football is rested at 8:54 a.m. Wednes- day on charges of operating under the in uence, driving Complaints with a suspended license, A woman called the station a match made in expedience and failure to stop/yield. at 7:01 p.m. Tuesday to report there was a man spraying Accidents her car with something and FOOTBALL without a game,” said St. had a league meeting to Driscoll. “We played a throwing rocks at it. Ofcers From A1 John’s Prep Athletic Di- try to nd a conference really good Catholic Me- A report of a motor vehicle rector Jameson Pelkey. opponent, but I’d keep him morial team in 2018 and were dispatched to Hamilton “The main goal on all crash at 69 Victory Road at “We want to make sure posted. Things didn’t work it made us a better team, Street where they reported sides was to hold a game 2:20 p.m. Tuesday; at Lib- that we get these kids as out with nding a league and we ended up going to erty and Washington streets peace was restored. for our football players many games as we can game, so we called St. the Super Bowl that year. at 2:34 p.m. Tuesday; at 31 Police received a report at this week so we could this season, so we were ex- John’s and set things up.” We told the guys about it Broad St. at 2:43 p.m. Tues- 10:37 p.m. Tuesday of youths get in a full seven-game playing on the basketball hausting all options to try “One of the rst calls I after practice (Wednes- day; at Walgreens at 841 season,” said St. Mary’s and make that happen.” made was to Jeff and St. Western Ave. at 4:25 p.m. court on Bristow Street. Of- Athletic Director Jeff Ne- day) and they were excited cers were dispatched to “I was leaving Manning Mary’s, and I’m glad it about it, so we know we’re Tuesday; at Maple Street whall. “Sure, we probably Field Tuesday night after worked out,” said Pelkey. disperse the gathering. going to get a great effort and Western Avenue at 6:37 wouldn’t have an oppor- watching the team prac- “We’re looking forward to from everyone. We realize p.m. Tuesday; at Hanover and tunity to play St. John’s tice when I got the call taking them on and we’re Washington streets at 8:31 SWAMPSCOTT Prep in a normal season, from (Bishop Fenwick happy that we’re still go- that we’re fortunate to p.m. Tuesday; at Maple Street but we both share a sim- football coach and athletic ing to have a football game have a season right now, and Mystic Avenue at 10:11 Accidents ilar philosophy of getting director) Dave Woods that to go to on Friday night.” and we’re going to take a.m. Wednesday. the kids out there, and advantage of it as much as At 12:56 p.m. Tuesday, a we’d have to cancel the And now, for the football that’s where we came to- coaches, the focus can re- we can.” crash at 410 Humphrey St. game, and we tried to nd Overdose gether.” another one right away,” turn to the game plan and St. Mary’s and St. John’s At 2:50 p.m. Tuesday, a re- “We’re incredibly fortu- said Newhall. “Right the excitement of the sea- Prep will play Friday eve- A report of an overdose on port of a hit-and-run crash at nate that St. Mary’s had around that same time I son opener on Friday. ning (6) at Glatz Field. Huron Street at 4:18 p.m. 330 Humphrey St. an opening and agreed got a call from Jameson “I think it’ll be great for Mike Alongi can be Tuesday. At 2:34 p.m. Tuesday, a to play, because we very Pelkey asking if we had us as a program,” said reached at malongi@item- crash at the intersection well may have been stuck an opening. I told him we St. Mary’s coach Sean live.com. Violence of Liberty and Washington streets. A report of a ght at 51 Wil- low St. at 2:58 p.m. Tuesday. Complaints Journalist acquitted in Iowa MARBLEHEAD At 1:34 p.m. Tuesday, an employee at the Stop & Shop Accidents on Paradise Road reported an case seen as attack on press aggressive panhandler who A caller reported at 1:08 refused to leave after being p.m. Tuesday that she had asked by employees. By Ryan J. Foley Sahouri was the rst struck a bicyclist at Atlantic ASSOCIATED PRESS working U.S. journalist Avenue and Gerald Road. The Overdose to face a criminal trial IOWA CITY, Iowa — An since 2018, according to bicyclist was wearing a hel- Iowa jury on Wednesday At 10:23 a.m. Tuesday, a the U.S. Press Freedom met and reported being dizzy acquitted a journalist who after the incident. report of an overdose of an Tracker. Although more was pepper-sprayed and than 125 U.S. journalists 18-year-old male on Essex arrested by police while were arrested or detained Fraud Street. covering a protest, in a last year, the vast ma- case that critics have de- A caller reported at 10:55 jority were not charged Vandalism rided as an attack on press a.m. Tuesday that their identi- or had their charges dis- freedoms and an abuse of ty had been stolen. At 6:38 a.m. Tuesday, a call- missed. A caller reported an in- er reported damage to a ve- prosecutorial discretion. After deliberating for Sahouri told reporters cident of unemployment hicle across from 312 Hum- she was relieved by the fraud out of Kentucky at phrey St. less than two hours, the jury found Des Moines quick acquittal, which she Register reporter An- called a victory for press drea Sahouri and her PHOTO | THE DES MOINES REGISTER VIA AP, POOL freedom and democracy. She said the case had tak- ex-boyfriend Spenser Des Moines Register reporter Andrea Sahouri, Lynn City Hall, Robnett not guilty on en a toll on her personal- facing, hugs her mother, Muna Tareh-Sahouri, ly and professionally, but misdemeanor charges of after being found not-guilty at the conclusion failure to disperse and that she would continue other buildings to interference with official reporting the news. that Sahouri was wrong- interfered with the of cer “I have been dealing acts. ly arrested while doing who arrested Sahouri. The Des Moines ver- with a lot of pressure and her job covering racial Sahouri, 25, immedi- dict is an embarrassing anxiety and trauma from reopen to public injustice protests in Des ately identi ed herself outcome for the of ce of the assault and continu- Polk County Attorney Moines last May. as a reporter on assign- ing to do my job has been ITEM STAFF REPORT regular business hours on More than 100 groups ment but was subjected to March 22. John Sarcone, which pur- dif cult,” she said. “But it LYNN — Lynn City Hall, sued the charges despite called for the dismissal of what she called “extreme- is important. That is why I Face coverings and so- charges last summer, but ly painful” pepper spray the Department of Public cial distancing will be widespread condemnation am in this eld.” prosecutors aggressively blasts and jailed. Robnett, Works, and the Lynn Po- mandatory for all who from advocates for a free If convicted on either pursued them, arguing 24, said he was sprayed lice and Fire Department enter city buildings. En- press and human rights. count, Sahouri and Rob- of ces will reopen to the trance and exit for visitors Those advocates, rang- that Sahouri and Robnett and handcuffed after tell- nett would have faced public on Monday, March will continue to be limited ing from Sahouri’s bosses didn’t comply with police ing the of cer that Sahou- hundreds of dollars in 22. to Johnson Street for City at the Register to Amnes- orders to leave the chaotic ri was a Register journal- nes and up to 30 days in Limited in-person ser- Hall and main entrances ty International, argued scene outside of a mall and ist. jail. vices (tax and ticket pay- for the other city build- ments) will continue on ings. the rst oor of City Hall Visitors will be asked West Virginia governor announces through Friday, March 19. to provide contact infor- The Lynn Public Library mation and what speci c will also begin to offer departments they are vis- 168 unreported COVID deaths in-person services by ap- iting for contact tracing pointment only during purposes. By Cuneyt Dil acceptable,” Justice said. counties that did not re- current state data, which and John Raby “I’m really sorry.” port deaths. led Justice to lift capacity Essex Register of Deeds ASSOCIATED PRESS Dr. Ayne Amjad, the The single facility with restrictions on business- state’s health of cer, said the most unreported es and allow larger social CHARLESTON, W.Va. of cials are waiting to nd deaths was at a hospital gatherings last week. — West Virginia Gov. reminds residents of free out if there are more unre- in Parkersburg, Cam- Justice revealed the Jim Justice announced ported deaths. She blamed den-Clark Medical Center news at his regularly Wednesday that an esti- it on facilities not lling Memorial Campus, with scheduled coronavirus fraud protection service mated 168 coronavirus 12 fatalities. There were deaths went unreported, out death reports online to brie ng by calling it “very By Tréa Lavery offers the same service for throwing into question the the state’s health depart- also 25 individuals across disturbing.” He begins a $14.99 per month fee. ITEM STAFF data that of cials used to ment in a timely matter. the state who all died at each virtual news confer- “These types of scams justify lifting pandemic re- “We are trying to nd a homes and were initially ence by reading the ages, SALEM — The Register take advantage of people’s strictions. way to hold people more unreported. gender and home counties of Deeds for the Southern fears, particularly the elder- Justice said of cials dis- accountable and their feet With the prior data, the of those who have newly Essex District John O’Brien ly and less technically savvy, covered that dozens of fa- to the re, because we state was ranked 33rd died from COVID-19. He wants to remind residents in an attempt to scare them want numbers faster,” she among states for most said he would honor the of a free fraud protection cilities — mostly hospitals into paying hundreds of dol- said. “We do not want to deaths per capita, accord- 168 dead Friday. service offered by his of ce. and nursing homes — did lars for something that the have numbers like these ing to Johns Hopkins. The governor said he Residents can enter their not report the deaths to Registry has offered free of again.” That could change once found out about the name, property address and the state’s health depart- charge since 2017,” O’Brien The Department of the unreported deaths are deaths about an hour be- email address, and receive a ment. The Republican said in a statement. counted. noti cation whenever a doc- governor on Monday had Health and Human Re- fore starting his brie ng. To sign up for the free sources said in a state- The health department’s The revelation came the ument is registered for that service, visit salemdeeds. heralded a sharp drop in address. They can then click com and click “Property COVID-19 deaths since ment Wednesday after- public data currently same day the state House a link to check the document Fraud Watch,” or call the the beginning of the year, noon that 84% of the shows 2,330 total deaths of Delegates passed a bill and ensure that it is some- customer service depart- metrics health of cials deaths occurred in Decem- — which does not include that would provide immu- thing they are expecting. ment at (978) 542-1704. cited to support the gover- ber 2020 or January. The the 168. Coronavirus cas- nity to health care provid- O’Brien warned constit- Tréa Lavery can be nor easing restrictions on agency released a list of 64 es and hospitalizations ers, essential businesses uents against a company reached at tlavery@item- businesses. hospitals, nursing homes declined over the past and others from certain called Title Lock, which live.com. “This is absolutely not and care centers across 30 two months, according to pandemic lawsuits. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 2021

NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS A price tag on trauma? College Man involved in IRS As part of her plea, phone scam ordered Yelinek admitted that she posted prostitution to pay restitution advertisements on the ASSOCIATED PRESS internet and arranged town weighs Black reparations meetings between the A former Massachusetts women and male custom- By Philip Marcelo man who tried to ee to ers. She also admitted to ASSOCIATED PRESS Canada to avoid a prison picking up money from sentence for his role in a the victims and deliver- AMHERST — Professor phone scam that bilked ing it to Coleman, deliv- Edwin Driver arrived in area residents out of hun- ering drugs to the vic- Amherst in 1948 as one dreds of thousands of dol- tims, and while in jail in of the rst Black teachers lars has been ordered to 2017, recruiting female hired at a agship state pay more than $250,000 inmates to work for Cole- university in the country. in restitution. man But the 23-year-old so- Ashokkumar “Andy” ciology instructor at what Patel, formerly of Worces- would become the Univer- Henry Barnard School to ter, was responsible for sity of Massachusetts Am- merge with Providence helping steal more than herst says he was denied $880,000, but the identi- Country Day pay raises for decades, de- ties of many victims could spite being one of its most not be traced, prosecutors PROVIDENCE, R.I. published professors. said in federal court Tues- (AP) — A private Rhode Driver and his wife, who day, The Telegram & Ga- Island elementary labora- was from India, also en- zette reported. tory school that for years countered roadblocks try- Patel’s lawyer, Vikas had been afliated with ing to buy a house in the Dhar, said Patel made less Rhode Island College has mostly white college town. than $50,000 for his role announced a merger with Their three children faced in the scheme. Providence Country Day racism from neighbors PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Patel pleaded guilty last School. and school ofcials alike. September to wire fraud The 122-year-old Hen- “There’s a lot of people Past Amherst area residents Henry Jackson, center, Lt. Frazar Stea- and money laundering for ry Barnard School had in Amherst that have not rns, left, and Anna Reed Goodwin, right, are featured on the Amherst his role in a complicated faced closure in June, gotten a proper share of Community History Mural, as seen through the adjacent West Cemetery scheme in which foreign after Rhode Island Col- things,” the now 96-year-old fence in Amherst. callers duped people into lege announced last professor emeritus said at religious denominations of the National Coalition last summer by two white sending them money by summer that the school his home in nearby South like the Episcopal Church of Blacks for Repara- yoga instructors, which led posing as IRS debt collec- would close due to bud- Hadley recently. “I ended up and prominent colleges tions in America, said the to a town council-approved tors. get concerns, The Prov- being the lowest paid profes- like Georgetown Universi- wide-ranging approaches resolution in December He was sentenced to idence Journal reported sor in the department, but ty in Washington. could provide models for committing Amherst to more than three years in Tuesday. The college also its most productive.” The efforts, some of a national reparations a “path of remedy” for prison. used the school as a Driver and other cur- which have been under- program. He’s also not Black residents “injured or But before he start- place to train its educa- rent and former Black way for years, have gained surprised Amherst, long a harmed by discrimination ed serving the sentence, tion students. residents may one day he was apprehended by When PCD head of be compensated for their momentum in the wake liberal bastion, is tackling and racial injustice.” of the Minneapolis police the issue. Michele Miller and Mat- Canadian authorities school Kevin Folan hardships. in October on the Cana- learned of the possible Amherst, some 90 miles killing of George Floyd “It validates that every thew Andrews, who led the last May. President Joe community in America, no petition effort as co-found- da-Washington after div- closure from a Barnard from Boston, is among parent, he approached Biden has even expressed matter the size, is a micro- ers of the group Repara- ing into a ditch. He was hundreds of communities his board about forging a support for creating a fed- cosm of the broader prob- tions for Amherst, said indicted in November for and organizations across partnership between the eral commission to study lem,” Howard said. “You’re they wanted to provide contempt of court in con- the country seeking to pro- private schools. Black reparations, a pro- going to nd these things, something “tangible and nection with the alleged vide reparations to Black escape attempt. Scott Bromberg, presi- people. They range from posal that’s languished for if you dig. “ healing” for local Black dent of the Barnard Par- the state of California to decades in Congress. Amherst’s effort started families amid nationwide Man charged in several bank ents Association, was on cities like Providence, R.I., Kamm Howard, co-chair with a petition launched protests and turmoil. board with the idea. robberies pleads guilty “This will give our school WORCESTER. (AP) the stability it deserves,” Massachusetts to launch vaccine — An Everett man who he said. robbed several Worcester Bromberg said the two banks in 2017, including schools’ educational mis- one in which he threat- sions are similar. preregistration system ened to shoot a teller, was PCD plans to build a sentenced Wednesday to new school for Henry Bar- BOSTON (AP) — People caregivers or other com- state’s seven mass vacci- the Massachusetts Cul- up to 10 years in prison nard but that will take looking to schedule an ap- panions to ll out the form nation sites will offer rst tural Council said this after pleading guilty to three to ve years, Folan pointment for a COVID-19 on behalf of someone else. doses only to K-12 teach- week. numerous charges. said. Meanwhile Henry vaccine shot can begin us- The new system will re- ers, childcare workers and In addition, about 30,000 James P. Monteiro, 44, Barnard will stay at its ing a preregistration sig- place the weekly appoint- K-12 school staff. workers in the sector have left a number of employ- current location at RIC. nup tool Friday aimed at ment release on Thurs- The special vaccina- been affected by the pan- ees at multiple banks “Once we bring them making it easier to book a days for mass vaccination tion days are March demic through layoffs, fur- shaken, prosecutor Jo- to our campus it will be time at any of the state’s sites only. 27, April 3, April 10 loughs and reduced hours seph Simmons said in called the Henry Barnard seven mass vaccination The new preregistration and April 11. Starting or wages. Worcester Superior Court Lower School at Provi- sites. system won’t change this Thursday, teachers are The numbers released according to The Telegram dence Country Day,” he The system will replace week’s appointment re- eligible to receive vacci- by the state agency this & Gazette. said. current online booking lease on Thursday. It’s the nation shots under state week were based on sev- In addition to the teller platforms. More sites will last week appointments guidelines. eral surveys of almost he threatened to shoot, PUC gets new member be added to the preregis- at mass vaccination sites The push is part of a 1,000 nonprots across one bank manager left despite reservations tration system in April, will be posted online on state effort to prioritize the state. their job after a robbery, state health ofcials said Thursday morning. teacher vaccinations in re- “Our once booming, in- while a teller who was by some lawmakers Wednesday. On Thursday, over sponse to a directive from novative, and vibrant cul- robbed twice was left dis- PROVIDENCE, R.I. This tool will be avail- 40,000 new rst dose the Biden administration, tural sector is in economic traught, he said. (AP) — A former Dem- able at https://www.mass. appointments for mass state ofcials said. crisis,” Michael Bobbitt, In no robberies was a ocratic state lawmaker gov/covid-19-vaccine. vaccination sites will be Teacher unions have the council’s executive di- gun brandished. has been conrmed as a After lling out the on- made available to eligible also pressed for the vac- rector said in a statement. In all he robbed or at- line form, residents will get groups. Another 40,000 cinations as the state “One year of closure and tempted to rob ve banks member of the state Pub- a conrmation by phone, second dose appointments pushes to phase out on- cancellations adds up to in November 2017, includ- lic Utilities Commission text or email and receive a have also been scheduled line learning in favor of millions of dollars in lost ing one bank that was despite concerns from weekly update about their at mass vaccination sites. in-classroom teaching. revenue and income, and robbed twice. some who point out that status. Residents can opt Eligible residents can also All other vaccine pro- thousands of displaced Monteiro’s lawyer, Pe- he has no experience in out if they secure an ap- look for appointments at viders, in addition to the and impacted workers ter Lacy, said his client’s energy and utilities is- pointment elsewhere. any of the state’s 170 public mass vaccinations site, statewide.” crimes were fueled by ad- sues. When an appointment vaccine sites by searching are also encouraged — but Also, some 2,000 artists, diction and he did not in- Former Senate Major- becomes available, the in- vaxnder.mass.gov. not required — to restrict teaching artists, and sci- tend to harm anyone. ity Leader John “Jack” dividual will be notied Individuals who can’t their appointments on entists/humanists in Mas- Charges are pending Revens was conrmed and have 24 hours to ac- to book an appointment those four days to child- sachusetts who responded against Monteiro’s alleged to the $139,000-per-year cept. If an appointment by using the internet can care workers and K-12 to the surveys reported getaway driver in one of seat by the legislature is not accepted after 24 still call 211 and follow school staff and educators. losing more than $30 mil- the robberies, but plea Tuesday by a 29-9 vote hours, the resident will the prompts for vaccine ARTS ECONOMY lion in personal income. discussions are underway, after gaining the support have to get back in line to appointments. The coronavirus pan- The cultural sector in- lawyers said. of Democratic Senate wait for another appoint- TEACHER demic has cost arts and cludes museums, perform- President Dominick Rug- ment. VACCINATION DAYS cultural institutions in ing arts centers, science Woman pleads guilty to her gerio and other members The preregistration tool Massachusetts is desig- Massachusetts at least and nature centers and of Senate leadership, The allows family members, nating four days when the $588 million in revenue, historical homes. role in prostitution business Providence Journal re- SPRINGFIELD (AP) — ported. A Massachusetts woman The commission sets Warming oceans mean smaller authorities say worked for electric, gas and water a convicted human traf- rates in Rhode Island and cker by posting prostitu- implements state energy tion ads, recruiting wom- policies. baby sharks struggle to survive en to work as prostitutes, Sens. Sam Bell, Kend- and collecting money from ra Anderson and Cynthia By Patrick Whittle the sharks. They raised 27 of the women has pleaded Mendes said they weren’t ASSOCIATED PRESS the sharks under either av- guilty, federal prosecutors satised by Revens’ an- swers in a committee erage summer conditions, or say. hearing last month or in PORTLAND, Maine — about 81 degrees Fahrenheit Shannon Yelinek, 36, separate conversations The warming of worldwide in temperatures predicted of Springeld, pleaded oceans from climate change with him. for later in the century, in- guilty in federal court in means baby sharks are at They cited his answers cluding about 84 degrees Springeld on Tuesday to risk of being born smaller to questions about re- Fahrenheit and about 88 de- conspiracy to commit sex and without the energy they newable energy, climate grees Fahrenheit. trafcking. She faces a need to survive, a group of maximum of life in prison change, utility rate in- scientists has found. They found that the creases and a proposal sharks reared in the at a sentencing scheduled The scientists, who con- for June 4. to limit utility bills for warmest temperatures ducted the work in con- Yelinek worked for low-income Rhode Island- weighed signicantly less nection with the New En- William Coleman, who ers that shed little light than those raised in av- gland Aquarium, studied ran a prostitution busi- on his positions. epaulette sharks, which PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS erage temperatures, and ness that took advan- “Mr. Revens stated that live off Australia and New they exhibited reduced tage of women with drug he could not take a posi- Scientist Carolyn Wheeler holds a baby epau- metabolic performance. Guinea. They found that lette shark, in Quincy. dependencies and used tion,” Mendes said. “By the warmer conditions sped up The group wrote that ep- violence and threats to best of our understanding, the sharks’ growing pro- Cabot Center for Ocean Life nerable than we thought, aulette sharks are well coerce the women into that claim is not support- cess, and that meant they at the New England Aquari- and this could be true of known among scientists engaging in prostitu- ed by Rhode Island law.” hatched from eggs earlier um. The scientists published other sharks,” Mandelman for their hardiness, so tion, according to the Majority Whip Maryel- and were born exhausted. their ndings in the journal said. “We need to be espe- the negative impacts of U.S. attorney’s office in len Goodwin supported The study has implications Scientic Reports earlier cially vigilant about man- warming raises a trou- Boston. Revens’ answers. for other sharks, including this year. aging them under these bling question: “If epau- Coleman previously “To predetermine those that give birth to live “There’s this perception changing conditions.” lette sharks cannot cope pleaded guilty and was which way he’s going young, said John Mandel- they are very hardy. What The scientists performed with, in this case, thermal sentenced in September to vote doesn’t do that man, vice president and chief it means is this very resil- the work by using the aquar- stress, how will other, less to more than 15 years in board justice in any scientist of the Anderson ient species is more vul- ium’s breeding program for tolerant species fare?” prison. way,” she said. THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 OBITUARIES (MORE ON A2) NATION Cecile Ann “Cissy” Delaney 1946 - 2021 NAHANT - Cecile Ann “Cis- and his wife Carol; as well as sy” Delaney, of Nahant, died her dearly loved 4 nieces, 7 Congress OKs $1.9T virus relief Monday, March 8, 2021 in nephews and many cousins, Brigham and Women’s Hos- great-nieces and great-neph- pital. A lifelong resident of ews. Nahant, she was the daughter Service Information: Her bill in win for Biden, Democrats of the late John D. “Jack” and graveside service will be Ann M. (Morton) Delaney. Cissy held on Monday, March By Alan Fram ered by three dynamics: had worked as a Sr. Manager 15th at 11AM in Greenlawn ASSOCIATED PRESS their unfettered control for Avis Rent-A-Car in Boston Cemetery, Nahant. Relatives of the White House and for over 30 years until her re- and friends are respectful- WASHINGTON — A Congress, polls showing tirement. ly invited. A funeral mass Congress riven along party robust support for Biden’s Family was everything to Cis- and celebration of her life lines approved a landmark approach and a moment sy. She loved her brothers with- will be held at a later date $1.9 trillion COVID-19 re- when most voters care out condition, as well as, her when gathering restrictions lief bill Wednesday, as Pres- little that the national cousins and her many nieces are lifted. Those who prefer ident Joe Biden and Demo- debt is soaring toward a and nephews. They were all the may make donations to St. crats claimed a triumph on stratospheric $22 trillion. lights of her life. Cissy hosted Jude Children’s Research a bill that marshals the gov- Neither party seems much countless gatherings for birth- Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, ernment’s spending might troubled by surging red days and holidays marked by Memphis, TN 38105. Ar- against twin pandemic and ink, either, except when much laughter and great food. rangements by the SOLIMI- economic crises that have PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the other is using it to She will be missed by her NE FUNERAL HOME, Lynn. upended a nation. nance its priorities, be ve siblings; John “Jack” Del- Directions and guestbook at The House gave nal House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of Calif., walks from the House oor, during the vote on the they Democratic spending aney and his wife Jeannie, Da- www.solimine.com congressional approval to or GOP tax cuts. Democrat’s $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill, on vid Delaney and his wife Debo- the sweeping package by Rep. Jared Golden of Capitol Hill. rah, Kevin Delaney and his wife a near party line 220-211 Maine was the only Demo- Ann, Brian Delaney and his vote precisely seven weeks into early September. But that will make a differ- crat to oppose the measure. wife Laura, and Paul Delaney after Biden entered the the legislation goes far be- ence for millions of Ameri- He said in a written state- White House and four days yond that. cans, saving lives and live- ment that some of the bill’s after the Senate passed the The measure address- lihoods.” spending wasn’t urgent. bill. Republicans in both es Democrats’ campaign For Biden and Demo- Republicans noted that David T. Peralta, 76 chambers opposed the bill promises and Biden’s top crats, the bill is essen- they’ve overwhelmingly unanimously, characteriz- initial priority of easing a tially a canvas on which supported ve previous 1945 - 2021 ing it as bloated, crammed one-two punch that rst they’ve painted their core relief bills that Congress with liberal policies and hit the country a year ago. beliefs — that government has approved since the MARBLEHEAD - David Thom- heedless of signs the crises Since then, many Ameri- programs can be a bene t, pandemic struck a year as Peralta, 76, a longtime res- are easing. cans have been relegated not a bane, to millions of ago, when divided govern- ident of Marblehead, passed “Help is here,” Biden to hermit-like lifestyles people and that spending ment under then-Presi- away on Sunday, March 7, tweeted moments after the in their homes to avoid a huge sums on such efforts dent Donald Trump forced 2021 at The Lafayette sur- roll call, which ended with disease that’s killed over can be a cure, not a curse. the parties to negotiate. rounded by his loving family. applause from Democratic 525,000 people — about the The measure so closely They said this one solely David was the beloved hus- lawmakers. Biden said he’d population of Wichita, Kan. tracks Democrats’ prior- re ected Democratic goals band of Donna (Pugh) Peralta sign the measure Friday. — and plunged the econ- ities that several rank by setting aside money for with whom he would have cel- Most noticeable to many omy to its deepest depths it with the top achieve- family planning programs ebrated 52 years of marriage Americans are provisions since the Great Depression. ments of their careers, and federal workers who next month. providing up to $1,400 di- “Today we have a deci- and despite their slender take leave to cope with Born in Lynn and raised in rect payments this year to sion to make of tremen- congressional majorities COVID-19 and failing to Swampscott, he was the son most adults and extending dous consequence,” said there was never real sus- require that shuttered of the late Francis and Thelma $300 weekly emergency House Speaker Nancy Pe- pense over its fate. schools accepting aid re- (Ricker) Peralta. He grad- unemployment bene ts losi, D-Calif., “a decision They were also empow- open their doors. uated from Swampscott High School with the class of 1964. He served in the US Army Re- serves and attended Senate con rms Rep. Fudge Miami Dade Junior ing locally, David also College and Bentley enjoyed getting back College. David joined to nature at his camp his grandfather’s insur- in Sanford, ME. Most of Ohio as housing secretary ance agency F J Peralta of all, he loved spend- Insurance in Lynn as a ing time with his family and friends. fallen behind on rent or broker and ran it and By Mary Clare Service Information: Vis- mortgages due to loss of an associated tax preparation Jalonick and iting hours will be held on Matthew Daly income during the pan- business for over 40 years. Sunday, March 14th from 2: ASSOCIATED PRESS demic, telling senators David was the loving father 00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at Eus- that “we cannot afford to of David D. Peralta of Bever- tis & Cornell of Marblehead, WASHINGTON — The allow people in the midst ly, Dean Peralta and his wife, 142 Elm Street with appro- Senate con rmed Marcia of a pandemic to be put Christina and Dana Peralta, all priate social distancing and Fudge on Wednesday to in the streets.” of Marblehead; the cherished attendance restrictions in head the Department of Shortly after she was grandfather of Dallas Raye and place. Funeral services and Housing and Urban De- con rmed — and min- Dakota Ryder Peralta, Kelsea, burial in Waterside Cemetery velopment, placing the utes before she resigned Christopher, Kaylee and Sadee; will be private due to current longtime Ohio lawmaker — Fudge took the last and the dear brother of Judy attendance and gathering in charge of the agency vote of her House career Bargfrede of Marblehead, Rich- restrictions. Floral tributes just as Congress passed in support of the $1.9 tril- ard Peralta and his wife, Sandy are welcome or memorial new bene ts for renters lion COVID-19 relief bill, of Montana, and Francis Peral- contributions suggested and homeowners who which would provide bil- ta, III of Marblehead. He was FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS also the uncle of several nieces to the Alzheimer’s Associa- have suffered economic lions in housing assistance and nephews. tion, 309 Waverley Oaks Rd, losses amid the coronavi- to low-income households. Rep. Marcia Fudge, D-Ohio speaks during an David enjoyed grilling and Waltham, MA 02452 or via rus pandemic. Fudge’s con rmation, event at The Queen theater in Wilmington, Del. cooking for his family and alz.org. To share a memory Fudge, who has repre- 66-34, comes as the Sen- friends, tending to his vegeta- or offer online condolences sented parts of Cleve- ate is approving a slate ble garden and working around to the family, please visit Eu- land and Akron in the of President Joe Biden’s evening after his nomina- “These aren’t the nom- his house. Over the years when stisandCornellFuneralHome. House since 2008, is a nominees. The Senate also tion cleared a procedural inees that any Republi- he wasn’t home or entertain- com. former mayor and a long- con rmed Judge Merrick vote earlier in the day. can would have picked time advocate for assis- Garland as attorney gen- Fudge won bipartisan for these jobs,” McConnell tance for the needy. She eral Wednesday and is support for her nomina- said ahead of the vote. said at her confirmation voting on the con rmation tion, including from Sen- “But the nation needs hearing in January that of North Carolina regula- ate Republican Leader presidents to be able to her first priority would tor Michael Regan to lead Mitch McConnell, who stand up a team so long as Selling a house? be protecting the mil- the Environmental Pro- said he would support her their nominees are quali- Buying a house? lions of people who have tection Agency Wednesday and Garland. ed and mainstream.” Find out what properties recently sold in your area. Ruling could put 3rd-degree Check out the Real Estate page murder charge in play for ex-cop in Saturday’s paper.

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WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Arts After Hours to return with Lynnfield woman 10-minute play competition reaches her ‘destination’ By Anne By Guthrie wrights of all genders. Any playwrights (aged Marie Tobin Scrimgeour Submissions will close on 14 and older) regardless ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF March 15. of their background or ex- Last Thursday, Arts perience are encouraged LYNNFIELD — Lyn- LYNN — Slowly but After Hours hosted a to submit a new play with n eld resident Deanne surely, the arts are re- workshop to help new a 10-minute maximum Healey has become the turning to Lynn. play development. duration by March 15 via rst Destination Creation Arts After Hours is “We’ve been seeing all their website. Any and all Course (DCC) certi ed fa- seeking submissions for sorts of plays. Some in genres and themes are cilitator in Massachusetts. an original 10-Minute different languages, some welcome. Healey, vice president Play Contest, its rst comedies, a lot that have “We look forward to get- and market manager of event since the pandemic to do with pandemic and ting back in person, safely Salem Five Bank and for- began last March. The Zoom life, and some that of course,” said Gambac- mer president of Peabody livestream event of the are just totally random,” cini. “This play compe- Main Streets, is one of winning plays will be a said Gambaccini. tition is really the way only 50 facilitators in the pay-what-you-can fund- A judging committee to get back to working United States. raiser for its theater. will choose three plays with writers and creative “Certi cation allows “Anybody that is a writ- that will most likely be teams.” me to help train small er, we’d encourage them performed over Zoom, but The organization is businesses and teach to submit something,” she was open to the idea playing its full reopen- them how to reach their said Arts After Hours of performing live in-per- ing by ear, which will be ‘destination,’” Healey said. Director Samantha son shows depending on driven by the state of the “The program is designed Gambaccini. “Even if it’s the state of the COVID-19 pandemic. Gambaccini to help business owners their rst play. We’d love pandemic at the time. said Arts After Hours nd the ways to set their to see some new fresh The audience will then is considering pursuing business apart from oth- playwrights and some ers. It helps them choose vote for their favorite outdoor theater in the ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS Lynn locals.” play. The winner will have summer. the best ways to show Arts After Hours has their play produced in “We’re going to come that they have compelling Deanne Healey, a Lynn eld resident, has re- placed a particular em- person as an opener to a back,” said Gambaccini. aspects that make them cently attained certi cation as a Destination phasis on encouraging main-stage show later in “It might be a slow roll- stand apart.” Creation Course facilitator. submissions by Black, the year, and will poten- out, but we’re not going Peabody Main Streets indigenous and people tially be given the oppor- away.” and the Peabody Area only learn valuable busi- yond the typical geographic of color (BIPOC) writers, tunity to work with Arts Guthrie Scrimgeour Chamber of Commerce are ness strategies, but are eli- market of a business,” rst-time playwrights, After Hours to produce a can be reached at gscrim- partnering to host Healey’s gible to receive a technical Healey said. “In the past, Lynn residents, and play- full-length play. [email protected]. rst destination course assistance grant to imple- businesses interested in for small business owners ment an idea that will help taking the class had to trav- beginning March 15. them generate revenue. el to Colorado for training, Through funding provid- Healey said she be- and many small businesses ‘Grouchy’ word a source ed by the Massachusetts came familiar with DCC lacked the nancial means Growth Capital Corpo- founder Jon Schallert’s to do this, so now the course ration (MGCC) Small work through the Nation- has been adapted to virtual of happiness for Business Technical Assis- al Main Streets network learning.” tance Grant Program, the and jumped at the chance The course material in- course will be free. Healey to bring that expertise to cludes a combination of dia- Spelling Bee winner said 37 businesses had local businesses. logue and discussion among registered for the course “In my involvement with participants, allowing for By Steve Krause inary, quarter nal and before the sign-up dead- the Peabody Main Streets the opportunity to hear ITEM STAFF semi nal segments were line. program, I’ve had the op- different business perspec- held in Washington, D.C. ”We are excited to offer portunity to attend the an- tives, recorded webinars, Sometimes it pays to during “Bee Week.” This this business-building nual National Main Street and interviews with world- read slowly enough to year, those rounds will be opportunity free of charge Conference many times. class business experts and encounter a word you held online, with only 12 (normally $799 to attend) The rst thing I would look authors, in addition to don’t understand and look nalists going to Florida to to small business owners, for is to see when Schal- providing a 178-page digital it up. compete in the July 8 nal. knowing it will assist lert’s session was sched- workbook. A special section Sanya Nadeem, a Joel and Mary them with spotlighting uled,” said Healey. on increasing revenue 12-year-old seventh-grad- Abramson of Marble- their unique services and “He has a wealth of in- during COVID-19 has also er at Eleanor Johnson head will be the event’s products in a new way,” formation and Jon is able been added. School in Walpole, would co-sponsors. said PACC Executive to communicate about the “Our mission has always agree. The other participants Director Beth Amico. changing retail landscape, been to help independent- “I was reading some- are Tyler Doan, Drewicz “The bonus is having help business owners ly-owned businesses who thing and came across the Elementary, Lynn; Sonali Deanne, the only licensed identify what is unique are the backbone of so word ‘curmudgeon’ and it Koo, Pickering Middle Destination Creation about their business, and many communities in was such a funny-sound- School, Lynn; Toniloluwa facilitator in the state and harness the power of mar- North America,” Schal- ing word I had to look COURTESY PHOTO Asenuga, Covenant Chris- 2019 Essex Media Group keting to increase sales.” lert said. “When we train it up,” she said. “I saw tian Academy, Peabody; Peabody Person of the Year, Healey said DCC is a leaders like Deanne, they that it meant a grouchy Sanya Nadeem is the Nate Felix, Dedham Coun- guide businesses through proven 14-point business are able to bring this crit- person.” winner of the Scripps try Day School; Benjamin these chapters each week. strategy and that Schal- ically-important informa- Lo and behold, the word Regional Spelling Bee. 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©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 2021 Lynn eld volleyball blanks CAL rival Triton and he was able to cap- SCHOOL ROUNDUP italize,” Moreno said. “He scored with about By Mike Alongi 25 minutes left in the ITEM SPORTS EDITOR second half and from The Lynnfield volley- then on we were able to ball team kept up its defend and control the strong start to the sea- ball more. It was a really son with another victo- good game all around, it felt like a playoff game.” ry Wednesday evening, ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS notching a 3-0 win over Goalkeepers William Cape Ann League foe Martinez and Pedro KIPP’s Marco Escobar (center) battles for the ball with Winthrop’s Mohcine Cherki (right) Triton on the road. The Bamanca (both eighth while Juan Guaque trails the play in Wednesday night’s draw at Manning Field. Pioneers won by set graders) split time in scores of 25-18. 25-13, net for the shutout. 25-9. “Both of them were “It was a little bit of a big in net,” Moreno KIPP, Winthrop boys soccer slow start for us again, said of the goalkeepers. and it took us maybe “They’re both a part of 16 or 17 points before that big group of eighth we really started to set- and ninth graders that battle to a 2-2 draw tle in,” said Lynnfield really stepped up for us.” Field Wednesday night. for Winthrop, and that “It was a hard-fought coach Brent Ashley. Tech (1-1) plays on the By Mike Alongi ITEM SPORTS EDITOR “It feels good to come was the difference.” game,” said Winthrop “This group is so coach- road at Nashoba Mon- day afternoon (4). out and get the rst point Henry Romero and Mar- coach Kyle Gagin. “We got able, and everything we LYNN — Despite jump- worked on in practice GIRLS SOCCER of the season in the MIAA co Escobar each scored off to a really slow start Northeast 7, Tech 1 ing out to a 2-0 lead in the and the league,” said one goal for KIPP, while in the rst 20 minutes, showed up in the match rst half, the KIPP boys today.” Tech (0-2) hosts Nasho- KIPP coach Jon Langlois. Josue DeLeon played an- but after that rst water soccer team ended up Sophomore Ella Giz- ba Monday afternoon “Our guys came out with other solid game on the break we really settled in munt had another big (4). making a couple of mis- high intensity and a lot of defensive end. and started playing better match with 12 kills, Winthrop 7, KIPP 0 takes down the stretch pressure, and that gave For Winthrop, Juan soccer. We just kept ght- eight aces and two Mia Martucci had one and was forced to settle us the upper hand for a Guaque and Chad Ber- ing the whole way, and blocks, while senior Ava goal and one assist for for a 2-2 draw against while. But we made a cou- nstein each scored one that was great to see.” Buonfiglio contributed Winthrop, while Grace Winthrop in the Panthers’ ple of mistakes down the goal, while Esteban Alva- eight digs, seven aces, Arena, Grace Galuris, home opener at Manning stretch that led to goals rez had one assist. SOCCER, B2 four kills and two blocks. Kaylee Farrell, Emma Lynnfield (2-0) hosts Holmes, Maura Dorr Ipswich Wednesday and Nora McCarey each (5:30) for its home open- scored one goal. Hannah er. Parker added one assist English basketball happy to “It’s always great to in the win. Goalkeepers play in our home gym Miya Grein and Summer and I think that it’s go- Tallent split time in net ing to be extra exciting to earn the shutout. be out on the court again this year,” said Ashley. Winthrop (2-0) hosts “Ipswich is always a Northeast Tech Monday scrappy team and we afternoon (4). By Mike Alongi eryone who worked to get know we’re going to get Jimena Perez and Key- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR us to this point. It’s nice li De Leon played well for the kids to get back out their best shot, so we’ve LYNN — The Lynn En- in the loss for the Pan- there and get some of their got a few days to work glish basketball team has thers. sanity back.” on things and we’ll try waited longer than most “Most of our team is But it’s not all gravy for to come out strong.” programs in the state to made up of players who English, which graduat- BOYS SOCCER nally get its season start- Tech 1, Northeast 0 have never played the ed four of its ve starters ed, but none of that mat- Just two days after sport before or have from a year ago — all of ters now that Friday’s sea- falling to Common- never played in a team them having moved on to son opener is less than 48 wealth Athletic Confer- setting, so they are still play college basketball. hours away. It’s an exciting ence foe Northeast 5-1, figuring out positioning Jarnel Guzman was a two- time for the Bulldogs, who Tech looked like a new and things like that,” time Northeastern Confer- team in a rematch on said KIPP coach Chel- have won the Div. 1 state ence MVP and the 2019-20 Wednesday night. The sea Abplanalp. “They championship in each of Item Player of the Year, Tigers stepped up on were very positive after the past two years (they while Mason Jean-Bap- the defensive side and the game and were very were named co-champions tiste, Jack Rodriguez and earned a 1-0 win on the proud of the improve- with Spring eld Central Jean-Baptiste Mukeba road. ment they saw and the after the 2019-20 state ti- were all Item All-Stars. “It absolutely felt good increase in communica- tle game was canceled due “To lose a group of guys to get the win (Wednes- tion on the field.” to the COVID-19 pandem- like that is always tough, day),” Tech coach Eric KIPP (0-2) does not ic). but they made an incredi- Moreno Sr. said. “We currently have another “It’s a little different do- ble impact on this program made a couple changes game scheduled until ing things at this time of and we’re always going to and overall really just March 29 against Tech. the year, but to be honest remember them for what played better to get the “We are looking for- it’s just great to be back in they did,” said Anderson. win at their place.” ward to taking the next the gym and getting the “At the same time, we’ve Ninth grader Gregoire few weeks to practice guys together again,” said got a great group of guys Amissi scored the lone and improve even fur- English coach Antonio An- coming back who will now goal for the Tigers. ther so that we are in ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO derson. “We’re grateful to get a chance to step up.” “Gregoire worked real- a good spot to take on Ademide Badmus averaged 18 points and 14 get an opportunity to play ly hard to get that goal Tech,” said Abplanalp. rebounds per game for English last season. and we want to thank ev- ENGLISH, B2 Saugus football looks to turn the corner this season

By Daniel Kane nice to get back out there. year are off the team now.” ITEM STAFF “And it’s gone well,” Cum- One of the biggest mings added. “It was kind of strengths for the Sachems SAUGUS — Just a few hard to get a feel for what this season will be a group months ago, Saugus foot- this year would be like with that returns in almost full ball coach Steve Cummings weather and everything go- force — the offensive and wasn’t even sure if his sec- ing on. We had to spend an defensive lines. ond season at the helm for extra day practicing inside “Our entire offensive line Sachems would even hap- because of the weather con- from last year is returning,” pen. ditions on our eld. It took Cummings said. “That’s “Obviously the season that rst practice outdoor huge. We came into this was in doubt for a while,” practice for it to really feel year a little further ahead Cummings said. “I worked like football.” in blocking schemes then some fall events and when Saugus is coming off a where we were a year ago. I looked around at all the 3-8 season where it took Last year it was new for ev- guidelines, I was very dis- its lumps while learning a eryone. It’s been nice to have heartened. I really didn’t new system. The Sachems that core of guys that know know if we’d even get a only lost a few seniors from how things are going to run chance.” last year’s group, but that and can guide the younger Of course, now football doesn’t mean they won’t be players.” teams have been at it for missed. Running back Mar- Returning two-way line- a few weeks after getting vens Jean and quarterback men Doug Clark and Nico the go-ahead for a season, Christian Correia, both two- Dicenso will spearhead that and with kickoff just a few way players, will be espe- group up front. Kyle Surette days away, it’s nally feeling cially missed. and Dominic Calder also like football season again in “We didn’t lose a lot in return to a bruising defen- Saugus. terms of the size of the se- sive line and will chip in on “We were so glad to hear nior class but we lost a lot of offense at tight end and run- ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK the decision and really quality players,” Cummings ning back, respectively. Saugus senior Javier Martinez will provide a spark at wide receiver thrilled for our seniors,” said. “Guys who gave us a while also helping sure up the defense at safety this season. Cummings said. “It’s been lot of great reps from last SAUGUS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 2021 HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE KIPP, Winthrop battle to a draw THURSDAY Medford at English (6) Volleyball Girls Basketball KIPP at Fellowship (4) Classical at Revere (4) SOCCER in it.” Tech at Northeast (4) Medford at English (4) From B1 The two teams battled Marblehead at Winthrop (5:30) SATURDAY back and forth from there Masconomet at Swampscott (5:30) Danvers at Saugus (6) Football The Panthers jumped for the rest of the game, Saugus at Gloucester (1) FRIDAY out early and played well but neither team could get Beverly at Marblehead (2) from the opening kick, us- the upper hand and the Football Swampscott at Salem (4) ing high pressure defense game ended in a draw. Tech at Cathedral (5) Track Triton at Lynnfield (5:30) and a lot of energy to get St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (10) Winthrop (1-0-1) travels St. Mary’s at St. John’s Prep (6) the momentum in their fa- to Northeast Tech Monday Nashoba at KIPP (7) SUNDAY vor. It paid off in the 14th afternoon (4). Boys Basketball Boys Hockey minute, when Romero got Classical at Revere (6) Lynn Jets at Revere/Malden (2:40) “I think the biggest the ball on his foot and takeaway from this game was able to nd the back is just the ght that our TV/RADIO of the net to give KIPP at team has,” said Gagin. “In 1-0 lead. KIPP went ahead past years, when we fell Baseball 2-0 about 11 minutes later, behind 2-0 like that we 1 p.m...... Exhibition: Boston at Minnesota ...... WEEI-AM 850 when Escobar scored his might’ve packed it in. But Exhibition: NY Yankees at Philadelphia ...... MLB Network second goal of the season. 8 p.m...... Exhibition: Seattle at LA Dodgers ...... MLB Network these guys never stopped Pro basketball “It was a great start for working and it paid off 4:30 p.m...... G League championship: Lakeland vs. Delaware .....ESPN2 us and we were really with a tie. We’re going to 7:30 p.m...... Boston at Brooklyn ...... TNT; WROR-FM 105.7 passing the ball in circles try to continue that posi- 10 p.m...... Golden State at LA Clippers ...... TNT around them and playing Men’s college basketball tive momentum into next how we wanted to,” said 11:30 a.m...... Michigan St. vs. Maryland ...... Big Ten Network week now.” 12 p.m...... Temple vs. South Florida ...... ESPNU Langlois. TBA vs. Villanova ...... FS1 But Winthrop wasn’t KIPP (0-1-1) hosts Mississippi St. vs. Kentucky ...... SEC Network done. The Vikings got one Greater Lawrence Mon- 2 p.m...... TBA vs. Ohio State...... Big Ten Network day afternoon (4). 2:30 p.m...... TBA vs. Florida ...... SEC Network back right before the half 3 p.m...... Tulane vs. Tulsa ...... ESPNU with a goal from Guaque “We left the game with Seton Hall vs. St. John’s ...... FS1 in the 31st minute, then a couple of minor injuries, TBA vs. San Diego St...... CBSSN they tied the score up ear- so we’re probably going to 5:30 p.m...... Nevada vs. Boise St...... CBSSN take it easy for a bit over 6 p.m...... TBA vs. Creighton ...... FS1 ly in the second half when 6:30 p.m...... Indiana vs. Rutgers ...... Big Ten Network Bernstein found the back the next day or two before 7 p.m...... East Carolina vs. UCF ...... ESPNU of the net in the 46th min- getting back to work,” said Georgia vs. Missouri ...... SEC Network Langlois. “But our goal is 9 p.m...... TBA vs. UConn ...... FS1 ute. TBA vs. Wisconsin ...... Big Ten Network “Our guys just never to just keep pushing for- TBA vs. Utah State ...... CBSSN stopped battling,” said ward and keep improving ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS 11:30 p.m...... TBA vs. Colorado St...... CBSSN Gagin. “They kept push- every game, and hopefully TBA vs. Colorado ...... ESPN Women’s college basketball ing the whole game and we can continue that prog- Winthrop’s Chad Bernstein scored one goal in 11 a.m...... Nebraska vs. Maryland ...... FS2 crawled all the way back ress on Monday.” the Vikings 2-2 tie with KIPP Wednesday. 1:30 p.m...... Northwestern vs. Michigan ...... FS2 6:30 p.m...... TBA vs. Indiana ...... FS2 9 p.m...... TBA vs. Rutgers ...... FS2 10 p.m...... American Athletic final ...... ESPNU Golf English basketball happy to 12 p.m...... PGA: Players Championship ...... Golf Pro hockey 7 p.m...... NY Rangers at Boston...... NESN; WBZ-FM 98.5 Sailing 10 p.m...... America’s Cup: Races 3-4 ...... NBCSN be out on the court again NBA ENGLISH has been great to see,” From B1 said Anderson. “I think EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division the biggest challenge W L Pct GB W L Pct GB But the cupboards cer- has been the condition- Philadelphia 24 12 .667 — San Antonio 18 14 .563 — ing aspect because gyms Brooklyn 24 13 .649 ½ Dallas 18 16 .529 1 tainly aren’t bare for the Boston 19 17 .528 5 Memphis 16 16 .500 2 Bulldogs. Leading the and parks and public New York 19 18 .514 5½ New Orleans 15 21 .417 5 hoops have been closed Toronto 17 19 .472 7 Houston 11 23 .324 8 group of returners is senior Southeast Division Northwest Division Ademide Badmus, who was all year. That could pose W L Pct GB W L Pct GB an All-Item Team and All- an issue because we like Miami 18 18 .500 — Utah 27 9 .750 — to run and press, but the Charlotte 17 18 .486 ½ Portland 21 14 .600 5½ NEC pick after averaging Atlanta 16 20 .444 2 Denver 21 15 .583 6 18 points and 14 rebounds guys have been working Washington 14 20 .412 3 Oklahoma City 15 21 .417 12 hard to get themselves Orlando 13 23 .361 5 Minnesota 7 29 .194 20 per game last season. Aaron Central Division Pacific Division Vizcaino, Louis Rivera and up to speed.” W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Kanye Wavezwa all saw English opens up its Milwaukee 22 14 .611 — Phoenix 24 11 .686 — season Friday evening Chicago 16 18 .471 5 L.A. Lakers 24 13 .649 1 some minutes as role play- (6) at home against Med- Indiana 16 19 .457 5½ L.A. Clippers 24 14 .632 1½ ers last year, and now they Cleveland 14 22 .389 8 Golden State 19 18 .514 6 ford. It’s the first game Detroit 10 26 .278 12 Sacramento 14 22 .389 10½ get their opportunity to step for the Bulldogs as a up and become key players Wednesday’s Games Golden State at L.A. Clippers, 10 member of the Great- for Anderson. Washington at Memphis, 8 p.m. p.m. er Boston League after San Antonio at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Houston at Sacramento, 10 p.m. “I’m not concerned at Thursday’s Games Phoenix at Portland, 10 p.m. leaving the Northeast- all about the guys that ern Conference late in Detroit at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Friday’s Games we have this year,” said Atlanta at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Cleveland at New Orleans, 8 p.m. 2020. Boston at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Denver at Memphis, 8 p.m. Anderson. “They all “It’s going to feel real- Minnesota at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Philadelphia at Washington, 8 p.m. work hard and they’ve ly good to get back out New York at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Miami at Chicago, 9 p.m. been waiting for their Orlando at Miami, 8 p.m. Orlando at San Antonio, 9 p.m. on the court for an actu- Philadelphia at Chicago, 8 p.m. Houston at Utah, 10 p.m. opportunity. They’ve got al game, and I know all Dallas at Oklahoma City, 9 p.m. Indiana at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. it now, and they’re going of our guys are excited to have to produce. I’ve about it,” said Ander- NHL got all the confidence in son. “To get to this point, the world in those guys.” where we’re back playing As far as practice is East Division West Division games, it’s a real blessing GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA concerned, Anderson and we’re not going to NYI 26 16 6 4 36 75 57 Vegas 22 16 5 1 33 70 47 couldn’t ask for more in take it for granted. We’re Wash 25 15 6 4 34 84 80 St. Louis 26 14 8 4 32 83 82 terms of enthusiasm and Pittsburgh 25 15 9 1 31 81 77 Minnesota 23 14 8 1 29 71 60 going to go out there and Boston 23 13 6 4 30 66 56 Colorado 23 13 8 2 28 70 58 hard work from his play- play our game, and how- ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Phila 23 13 7 3 29 76 73 Arizona 25 12 10 3 27 68 75 ers. ever many games we get NYR 24 10 11 3 23 68 67 LA 24 10 8 6 26 73 71 NJ 22 8 11 3 19 55 71 Anaheim 26 8 12 6 22 61 81 English’s Louis Rivera is one of several play- “The guys are compet- to play, we’ll be happy Buffalo 24 6 14 4 16 56 80 San Jose 23 9 11 3 21 66 88 ers who will get the chance to step up and earn ing hard and getting af- with. We’re just excited Central Division North Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA more minutes for the Bulldogs this season. ter it every day, which to get started.” Tampa Bay 24 18 4 2 38 87 51 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Carolina 25 18 6 1 37 88 66 Toronto 27 18 7 2 38 93 67 Florida 25 16 5 4 36 84 72 Winnipeg 25 16 8 1 33 83 72 Chicago 27 13 9 5 31 83 86 Edmonton 27 16 11 0 32 86 82 Columbus 27 10 12 5 25 71 89 Montreal 24 11 6 7 29 79 68 Vancouver 29 12 15 2 26 83 94 Saugus football looks to turn Nashville 26 11 14 1 23 63 85 Dallas 21 8 8 5 21 62 55 Calgary 26 11 12 3 25 71 80 Detroit 27 7 16 4 18 57 91 Ottawa 28 9 18 1 19 76 108

Wednesday’s Games Washington at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Vegas at Minnesota, 7 p.m. Winnipeg at Toronto, 7 p.m. the corner this season Ottawa at Edmonton, 8 p.m. Tampa Bay at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Arizona at Colorado, 9 p.m. Chicago at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. SAUGUS looks good at practice Los Angeles at Anaheim, 9:30 p.m. Montreal at Calgary, 9 p.m. From B1 and on paper, but you Montreal at Vancouver, 11 p.m. Friday’s Games Thursday’s Games never know how it will be Florida at Columbus, 7 p.m. Arizona at Minnesota, 8 p.m. They’ll all be blocking until you line up against Vegas at St. Louis, 8 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Boston, 7 p.m. for a back eld led by Sal another team. Guys have Nashville at Carolina, 7 p.m. Los Angeles at Colorado, 9 p.m. New Jersey at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Ottawa at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Franco, who will see an really been working Pittsburgh at Buffalo, 7 p.m. San Jose at Anaheim, 10 p.m. uptick in touches this hard preparing for that year, and Mark MacEach- chance.” ern. Javier Martinez also TODAY IN SPORTS The opportunity is provides big play poten- right around the corner, tial in the passing game with Saugus kicking off March 11 the second youngest woman to win and at safety, along with 1922 — Cornell wins the first IC4A the overall World Cup title. She finish- the season at Gloucester fellow returning wide indoor track meet held at the 2nd es 21st, but she captures the title Saturday (1). Saugus was Regiment Armory in New York. when Renate Goetschl of Austria receivers and defensive 1947 — Harry Boykoff of St. John’s skied off the course in the first run in backs Donovan Clark originally slated to begin sets a Madison Square Garden scor- Are, Sweden. and Eric Miniscaclo. its season at home, but ing record with 54 points in the Red- 2003 — The longest winning streak eld conditions moved men’s 71-52 win over St. Francis, N.Y. in women’s Division I history ends at “Sal in the back eld, 1958 — Manhattan upsets top- 70 games when No. 18 Villanova he was behind Marvens the game to the road. ranked West Virginia 89-84, in the hands No. 1 Connecticut its first loss and Christian last year “With no playoff struc- first round of the NCAA Division I since the end of the 2001 season, so he’s really ready to ture, you can’t set any men’s basketball tournament. Jack 52-48 for the championship of the Big take on an increased goals like that,” Cum- Powers leads the Jaspers with 29 East Conference tournament. points. Manhattan holds sophomore 2007 — Chris Simon of the New York role,” said Cummings. mings said. “So really we Jerry West to 10 points in the Moun- Islanders is suspended for an NHL-re- “Then with Mark, Javier want to make sure our taineers’ second loss of the year. cord 25 games, missing the rest of and Kyle, we’re going to seniors can walk off the 1963 — Chicago Loyola blows out the regular season and playoffs as have a lot of guys moving Tennessee Tech 111-42 for the larg- punishment for his two-handed stick eld happy and ful lled est margin of victory (69) in the histo- attack to the face of Ryan Hollweg. around to a lot of differ- with the opportunity they ry of the NCAA Division I men’s bas- 2009 — Mike Singletary leads Texas ent places on both sides were given this season. ketball tournament. Tech to the biggest rally in Big 12 of the ball.” “One of our biggest 1979 — St. John’s and Penn post tournament history, scoring all 29 of All of that provides a two of the biggest upsets ever in the Texas Tech’s points during a sec- goals we already know nice mixture of return- NCAA tournament in the second ond-half surge that pushed the Red is to end the year at Pea- ing players at a variety of round of the East regional in Raleigh, Raiders to a 88-83 win against the body with a win,” Cum- N.C. St. John’s, the 40th and last Aggies. The Red Raiders erase a positions. The only prob- team selected, beats No. 2 seed 21-point deficit. Singletary, who out- lem is the Sachems won’t mings said “We felt like Duke 80-78, and Penn comes from scored A&M 29-18 to give Tech the necessarily get to see it (on Thanksgiving 2019) behind to beat No. 1 seed North Car- lead for the first time, finishes with we really hung with olina 72-71. 43 points. in action until their rst 1991 — Steffi Graf’s streak of 186 2009 — Wesley Matthews scores 20 game. them. We were that one weeks ranked as the No. 1 women’s points and Marquette snaps a four- “The tough part is we extra play away from tennis player ends as she is replaced game losing streak by holding St. putting us over the top. ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK by Monica Seles. John’s to a Big East tournament-re- didn’t have any scrim- 2001 — Jana Kostelic, Croatia’s cord 10 points in the first half on the mages this year,” Cum- We hope we have that Steve Cummings is entering his second season 19-year-old skiing sensation, becomes way to a 74-45 victory. mings said. “Everything play in us this year.” as head coach of the Saugus football team. THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 COMICS

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Former nanny tires of keeping lesbian marriage under wraps DEAR ABBY: I am an will graduate from high out-and-proud lesbian Dear Abby is written by Abigail school this spring. We ha- who recently celebrated Van Buren, also known as Jeanne ven’t missed a single 10 years as a couple and Phillips, and was founded by her birthday for either one. three years of marriage The only time we see to my wife. I worked as a mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact them is when there’s a professional nanny for Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. birthday or it’s Christ- many years, and I’m still Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. mas (with a few excep- extremely close to the tions, like the occasional rst family I worked for. funeral). Although we have known them. I’m usually a very worldly. When the I think it’s time to stop each other for years, they straightforward person. I parents started calling the annual birthday gifts. still ask me not to men- feel open communication your wife your roommate, We’re not particularly tion my marriage when is important with every- you should have corrected close, and I’m tired of the I’m around their kids. one else in my life. But I them then and TOLD forced merriment when They refer to my wife as have lost relationships them it was offensive and it’s clear they are only my “roommate.” It’s all I before because, no matter hurtful. after the gift. How do I can do to bite my tongue. how respectful I tried to Invite them to your tell the parents and the I have ignored this for too be, honesty can some- home and leave your wed- grandparents there will long. times be hard to hear. ding photos displayed. be no more gifts for birth- I recently invited them How can I be honest days without sounding over to see my new home. Why you are terri ed that without angering this like a stingy old aunt? Because of their conser- your relationship with couple, and what’s the vative views, I warned them will end because best way to start this con- GIFTED OUT IN them in advance about you’re living your authen- versation? MICHIGAN the wedding photos I tic life mysti es me. If they can’t handle the have displayed. I’m not OUTSPOKEN DEAR GIFTED OUT: truth, you and your wife ashamed of my life. I am NANNY Unless you want to make extremely proud of my- are better off without a change immediately, self and my wife. I am DEAR NANNY: If your them. hang in there until the hurt and offended by former employers think younger child reaches 21. their requests. I feel they they can censor their chil- DEAR ABBY: My hus- At that point, put the par- only accept certain parts dren’s world to omit the band’s brother has two ents/grandparents on no- of me. fact that perfectly nice kids, both of whom are tice that because “the I realize it’s unhealthy people, including one they now adults. The older one kids” are now adults, you to continue this way, but love, are gay, they’re is in their second year of will be sending cards I’m terri ed of losing dreaming. Kids today are college; the younger one rather than gifts. BRIDGE

Mislead partner and declarer Fran Lebowitz said, “Remember that three, nine. For want of anything better as a teenager you are in the last stage to do, West continued with the spade of your life when you will be happy to queen: heart seven, spade eight, spade hear that the phone is for you.” 10. It was once believed that a teenager Declarer took dummy’s two heart would never win an open world bridge honors, played a club to his ace, drew championship. But it happened back the rest of East’s trumps and led a di- in 2013, when Michal Klukowski from amond. West won with his ace to save Poland captured the Rosenblum Cup at the overtrick. the age of 17. Two years later, he won “I had hoped to gain a trump trick,” the Bermuda Bowl, the most prestigious commented East. world title. “Well, maybe you could have,” re- Klukowski surely would have found sponded his more experienced partner. the best defense on this deal. What happens in four hearts after West leads West pointed out that East should the spade ace? have played high-low in spades, feign- North’s two-spade cue-bid an- ing a doubleton. Then South would nounced a heart t and at least surely have ruffed the third spade high game-invitational values (at most eight on the board and gone down, losing two losers). spades, one heart and one diamond. When the deal was originally played, This is the type of deceptive play that the rst trick went spade ace, four, two, always works — unless you hold your six. Then came the spade king: jack, cards badly! B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 2021 WHAT TO WATCH THIS WEEK IN MOVIES Thu Mar 11 8 p.m. ABC Together, We Are Strong Station 19 This action drama returns from an agonizingly long hiatus (at least for its fans) with “Train in Vain,” a crossover event with sister show “Grey’s Anatomy.” As the action resumes, Drs. Carina and De- Luca (Ste- fania Spampinato, Giacomo Gianniotti) are on the trail of Opal (guest star Stephanie Kurtzuba), who is suspected of sex traf cking. Elsewhere, Maya (Dan- ielle Savre) leaves Andy (Jaina Lee Ortiz) in charge of the yearly inspection, while Vic and Dean (Barrett Doss, Okieriete Onaodowan) struggle to cope with the fallout from Dean’s arrest. Boris Kodjoe also stars. 8 p.m. FOX Hell’s Kitchen The eight remaining chefs cook various varieties of burgers, nding their mandatory additional ingredi- ents in a massive deck of cards in the new episode “There’s Something About Marc.” During the dinner service, Chef Gordon Ramsay becomes so enraged by one team’s poor performance that he kicks them out of the kitchen, leaving the other team to nish the remaining orders all by themselves. 8 p.m. CW Walker Walker (Jared Padalecki) is completely thrown when Geri (recurring guest star Odette Annable) con des to him that she plans to sell the bar in the new ep- isode “Bar None.” Reminding her that the bar has been the scene of many fond memories for the two of them, as well as Emily and Hoyt (guest stars Gen- evieve Padalecki and Matt Barr), he pleads with her to reconsider. Meanwhile, Micki (Lindsey Morgan) is rocked when her mother (guest star Alex Meneses) By Paul Hall agendas and unleash the evil Druun everything, wants to help Raya, but whether it is Raya redeveloping trust drops in unexpectedly. Kumandra stood for years as a and splinter the pieces of the stone will she allow them? The journey is or us as a people trusting our fellow 8 p.m. at the center of Heart. The situation long, hard and requires trust, but it FREE home for both humans and drag- man. rips Raya’s heart out and sends her is the restoration of faith that may grown-ish ons who lived together in harmony. We can all learn from this tale, and Zoey (Yara Shahidi) continues to wrestle with the Thanks to attacks from the sinis- on a quest for years. just save Kumandra. ambiguous status of her relationship with Aaron we can all enjoy the ride, and that is Her journey takes her far from her Raya and the Last Dragon is a lm (Trevor Jackson) in the new episode “All in Love Is ter monsters called the Druun, the what makes this a great lm. Stun- homeland in Heart and deep into that the world needs right now. A Fair.” Meanwhile, Sky and Jazz (Halle and Chloe Bai- peaceful land ended and Kumandra ley) return from the Olympic trials but struggle to say the other four regions. Starting in lm that deals with many imperfect ning visuals, electrifying voice work goodbye. Elsewhere, Jillian (Ryan Destiny) decides was divided into ve very distinct Tail, some six years after the fracture, people and attitudes that mimics and relatable characters are all front to continue working on her documentary in Tokyo. regions: Heart, Tail, Spine, Talon and 9 p.m. Raya searches desperately to put our current world. Although we are and center. Fang. But there are those who still ABC her past behind and focus on reunit- different as individuals, we have let Trust takes all of us — one woman, Grey’s Anatomy dream of a reuni cation of the land. The new episode “Helplessly Hoping” picks up the ing the long-lost pieces of the stone. that fractured nature of society get one man at a time. We all have a lot Raya (voice of Kelly Marie Tran) action from the preceding hour of “Station 19,” as But her trust in others remains shat- in the way of true trust and devotion. to offer; if we can only work together, both teams deal with a tense, high-stakes situation. does not understand how invested tered and doesn’t show any signs of As an animated lm, this beautiful Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) continues her battle with in the peace her father is as the it’s amazing to think of the powerful COVID-19, while Jo (Camilla Luddington) persuades repair. spectacle explodes from the screen force we could be. Together, we are Hayes (Richard Flood) to bend the rules on a case. leader of Heart. He believes that The journey through multiple lands and into our hearts, and because Elsewhere, Winston and Maggie (Anthony Hill, Kelly the lands can be reunited, but a will lead her to a variety of charac- it is animated, it has the ability to strong. It is time for us to trust each McCreary) re-connect. Jason George and Danielle other and work as one. Savre guest star in their “Station 19” roles as Ben peaceful gathering turns into chaos ters who embody a spirit that seems reach multiple generations of indi- Warren and Maya Bishop. as the communities have their own hard to re-create. Everyone, and viduals. It’s hard to change old ways, Paul’s Grade: A-

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS LEGAL NOTICE THE TRIAL COURT TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT CONSERVATION COMMISSION mortgage given by David L. Curtin, Joanne C. Curtin to Mortgage Electronic CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Homecomings Financial Network, Inc., Docket No. ES21P0673EA Pursuant to the provisions of the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act MGL dated April 28, 2006 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry Chapter 131, Section 40, the Swampscott Conservation Commission will hold a of Deeds in Book 25641, Page 186, as modified by a certain modification Essex Probate and Family Court public hearing on the Notice of Intent of the applicant: Scott Patrowicz, P.E. agreement dated December 16, 2013, and recorded with said Essex County 36 Federal Street (Patrowicz Land Development Engineering) for the Proposed project to include: (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 33790, Page 565 of which mortgage Salem, MA 01970 Proposed site work to discontinue the use of an existing septic system for an the undersigned is the present holder, by assignment from: (978)744-1020 existing single-family house within 100 feet of an inland and/or coastal wetland resource area at Map #36, Lot #2, Address: #48 Tupelo Road, Swampscott, MA. Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. ("MERS") as nominee for Estate of: Homecomings Financial Network, Inc., its successor and assigns to U.S. Bank Michael R. St. Arnauld This request will be reviewed at a public meeting scheduled for March 18, 2021 National Association as Trustee, successor in interest to Bank of America, National at 7:30pm. This meeting will be held remotely in accordance with Governor Association as successor by merger to LaSalle Bank National Association as Date of Death: 01/10/2021 Baker's March 12, 2020 Order Suspending Certain Provisions of the Open Meeting Trustee for WMALT 2006-AR6, recorded on February 28, 2012, in Book No. Law, G.L. c.30A, §18, and the Governor's March 15, 2020 Order imposing strict 31118, at Page 252 To all interested persons: limitation on the number of people that may gather in one place. Details on how to access the meeting will be posted on the meeting agenda. U.S. Bank National Association as Trustee, successor in interest to Bank of A Petition for Formal Appointment of Personal Representative has been filed by: America, National Association as successor by merger to LaSalle Bank National Plans are available for review online at conservation-commission/conservation-co Association as Trustee for WMALT 2006-AR6 Trust to JPMorgan Chase Bank, Cheryl L Burness of Honolulu HI mmission-filings. For any questions, please call (781) 596-8829 ext 1251. National Association, recorded on January 9, 2015, in Book No. 33790, at Page Written comments can be submitted until noon the day of the scheduled meeting 562 requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief to [email protected] and/or [email protected] as requested in the Petition. JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association to U.S. Bank NA, successor trustee to Tom Ruskin Bank of America, NA, successor in interest to LaSalle Bank NA, as trustee, on The Petitioner requests that: Conservation Commission Chair behalf of the holders of the Washington Mutual Mortgage Pass-Through Cheryl L Burness of Honolulu HI Certificates, WMALT Series 2006-AR6, recorded on July 12, 2019, in Book No. Marissa Meaney, Land Use Coordinator 37659, at Page 87 be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve With Surety on 22 Monument Ave, Swampscott, MA 01907 the bond in an unsupervised administration. 781.596.8829 for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 2:00 PM on April 5, 2021, on the IMPORTANT NOTICE Item: March 11, 2021 mortgaged premises located at 20 Shielas Way a/k/a 20 Sheilas Way, Lynn, You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney LEGAL NOTICE mortgage, must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT the return day of 04/20/2021. CONSERVATION COMMISSION TO WIT: This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written The land with the buildings thereon known as 20 Sheila's Way, Lynn, Essex appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a Pursuant to the provisions of the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act MGL County, Massachusetts and being Lot 3 on Plan of Land of Sheila's Way in Lynn, timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections Chapter 131, Section 40, the Swampscott Conservation Commission will hold a Massachusetts, 1" =40" Arnold Katz, P.E. Scheonfeld Associates, Inc., Engineers, within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further public hearing for the Request for Determination of Applicability filed at 53 dated August 23, 1984 and being recorded in Essex South Registry of Deeds in notice to you. Puritan Rd., Swampscott, MA. Plan Book 194, Plan 18, bounded and described as follows: NORTHEASTERLY by Lot 2 as shown on said plan one hundred and 82-100 UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM This request will be reviewed at a public meeting on Thursday, March 18, 2021 (100.82) feet; PROBATE CODE (MUPC) at 7PM. This meeting will be held remotely in accordance with Governor Baker's SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Brooks sixty and 50/100 (60.50) A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised March 12, 2020 Order Suspending Certain Provisions of the Open Meeting Law, feet; administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the G.L. c.30A, §18, and the Governor's March 15, 2020 Order imposing strict SOUTHWESTERLY by Lot 4 as shown on said plan one hundred one and 08/100 Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the limitation on the number of people that may gather in one place. Details on how to (101.08) feet; administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the access the meeting will be posted on the meeting agenda. NORTHWESTERLY by Sheila's Way as shown on said plan sixty and 00/100 Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and (60.00) feet. expenses of administration. Plans are available for review online at Conservation Commission - Filings. For any For title, see deed recorded in Book 17101, Page 44. questions, please call (781) 596-8829 ext 1271. Written comments can be WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. submitted until 4PM the day prior to the scheduled meeting to For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern Date: March 09, 2021 [email protected]. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 12822, Page 152 and Bk17101 Pg44. Pamela Casey O'Brien Register of Probate Item: March 11, 2021 These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of Item: March 11, 2021 all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the LEGAL NOTICE nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax LEGAL NOTICE TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT CONSERVATION COMMISSION liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, CONSERVATION COMMISSION having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, Pursuant to the provisions of the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act MGL easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Pursuant to the provisions of the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act MGL Chapter 131, Section 40, the Swampscott Conservation Commission will hold a Chapter 131, Section 40, the Swampscott Conservation Commission will hold a public hearing for the Request for Determination of Applicability filed at 75 TERMS OF SALE: public hearing on the Notice of Intent of the applicant: Scott Patrowicz, P.E. Puritan Rd, Swampscott MA 01907. (Patrowicz Land Development Engineering) for the Proposed project to include: A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check Proposed House-garage-deck demolition and House-garage-deck re-constructi This request will be reviewed at a public meeting on Thursday, March 18, 2021 at will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The on/replacement for an existing single- family house and Site 7PM. This meeting will be held remotely in accordance with Governor Baker's balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 work-Landscaping within 100 feet of an inland and/or coastal wetland resource March 12, 2020 Order Suspending Certain Provisions of the Open Meeting Law, California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, area at Map #33, Lot #13D, Address: #10 Palmer Road, Swampscott, MA. G.L. c.30A, §18, and the Governor's March 15, 2020 Order imposing strict Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the limitation on the number of people that may gather in one place. Details on how to date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full This request will be reviewed at a public meeting scheduled for March 18, 2021 access the meeting will be posted on the meeting agenda. of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage at 7:30pm. This meeting will be held remotely in accordance with Governor shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Baker's March 12, 2020 Order Suspending Certain Provisions of the Open Meeting Plans are available for review online at Conservation Commission - Filings. For any Law, G.L. c.30A, §18, and the Governor's March 15, 2020 Order imposing strict questions, please call (781) 596-8829 ext 1271. Written comments can be Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. limitation on the number of people that may gather in one place. Details on how to submitted until 4PM the day prior to the scheduled meeting to access the meeting will be posted on the meeting agenda. [email protected]. 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SELECT BOARD A Public Meeting will be held on March 17, 2021 at 7:30 PM via Zoom Online SELECT BOARD Peter Spellios, Chairperson Peter Spellios, Chairperson Meeting to hear a Notice of Intent filed by David Aldrich for the property located at 163 Willow Road (Map 7, Lot 28) to enlarge the existing seawall in Land Subject Item: March 11, 2021 Item: March 11, 2021 to Coastal Storm Flowage and Coastal Bank. Copies of the plan are available for review by contacting the Conservation Commission at [email protected]. To join the Zoom meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83904223589?pwd=RDR oZkpKUklZNVBFY0h4K0ZSMkMwdz09, Meeting ID: 839 0422 3589, Passcode: 307447. call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 to start your Item: March 11, 2021 daily subscription. THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 INTERNATIONAL Russia slows Twitter, part of social media clampdown By Vladimir sexual exploitation, pro- Internet around the world The action against Twit- Isachenkov and motion of suicide and drug and are deeply concerned ter comes as the authori- Daria Litvinova sales. by increased attempts to ties have criticized social ASSOCIATED PRESS The Russian watchdog block and throttle online media platforms that have warned that if Twitter re- public conversation,” the MOSCOW — Russian been used to bring tens of fuses to abide by Russian statement said. authorities said Wednes- thousands of people into day they are slowing law, it could be blocked Twitter is less popular in the streets across Russia down the speed of upload- entirely, but it voiced hope Russia than other social this year to demand the ing photos and videos to the platform would “take media services, with about release of jailed Russian Twitter over its failure to a constructive stance” and 13 million users, or about opposition leader Alex- remove banned content comply with removing a third of the number that ei Navalny. The wave of — part of growing efforts the banned content. Vad- Facebook has, according to demonstrations served as im Subbotin, deputy chief data from web trafc re- to curb social media plat- a major challenge to the of Roskomnadzor, said in search rm Similar Web. forms that have played a Kremlin. televised remarks that But the attack on the major role in amplifying Russian authorities have Twitter is the only social platform could be “an ar- dissent. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS assailed the platforms for The state communica- platform that has “openly tillery shot aimed, among ignored the Russian au- A mobile phone user turns on Twitter applica- other things, at scaring failing to remove calls for tions watchdog, Roskom- tion on his smartphone in Moscow, Russia. children to join unsanc- nadzor, said it began the thorities’ demand to re- other major social me- tioned opposition protests. slowdown after it said move the banned content.” banned content, including glorify or encourage sui- dia,” said Artyom Kozlyuk, Last week, Russian Twitter failed to remove The watchdog said the more than 2,500 posts en- cide and self harm, and head of the internet rights content encouraging sui- slowdown would apply to couraging suicide among we do not allow the use of group Roskomsvoboda. President Vladimir Putin cide among children and all mobile devices and 50 minors. Twitter for any unlawful Kremlin spokesman urged police to act more containing information percent of desktop users Twitter said in a state- behaviour or to further il- Dmitry Peskov said actively to monitor social about drugs and child por- nationwide. ment that “we have a legal activities, including Wednesday the govern- platforms and to track nography. Roskomnadzor said in zero-tolerance policy re- the buying and selling of ment has “no desire to down those who “draw the Twitter responded by a statement that Twitter garding child sexual ex- drugs.” block anything,” but add- children into illegal and emphasizing its policy of has failed to remove more ploitation, it is against the “We remain committed ed that it was necessary to unsanctioned street ac- zero tolerance for child than 3,000 posts with the Twitter Rules to promote, to advocating for the Open enforce the law. tions.” Burning tires: Lebanon’s protesters send dark, angry message By Sarah El Deeb said Mounir Hujairi, a Meanwhile, Lebanon’s cal parties — are blocked ASSOCIATED PRESS 23-year-old protester from sectarian-based political will be angered.” Baalbek in northeastern system is stuck. Politicians The roadblocks are a BEIRUT — It’s an ex- Lebanon, who juggles his have refused to compro- desperate way to reclaim pression of anger but also time between low-paying mise on forming a govern- the anger felt nationwide of helplessness: Anti-gov- day jobs and protests. ment or on making dif- ernment protesters in in 2019, when the govern- The tire soot and smoke cult nancial decisions for ment was forced to resign, Lebanon are burning tires blacken the faces of pro- fear of losing their clout or sparking a brief period of to block key roads, releas- testers in anti-virus masks support base. ing dense palls of smoke euphoria and hope that PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS at makeshift roadblocks Exhausted, scared and that rise above the capital that cut off trafc around restricted by the coro- change may be possible. Buddhist monks, supporters of anti-coup of Beirut and other parts Beirut and between cit- navirus, Lebanese have The national mood is protesters display placards during a march of the country. ies. The persistence of the watched as members of now more fearful. Ofcials through the streets of Mandalay, Myanmar. The tactic has become protesters and the daily the ruling elite blame each have warned of chaos and the hallmark of a new burning of tires under- other for the crisis. some have argued the pro- are-up of demonstrations score how intractable the Last week, the currency tests were manipulated by Myanmar police against an intransigent country’s problems have hit a record low, trading political groups to ignite political class that ap- become. on the black market at violence or extract conces- pears to do little as Leba- Anti-government rallies 11,000 Lebanese pounds sions from rivals. non slides toward political rst began gripping Leb- to the dollar, down from Many fear the social raid housing and economic abyss. The anon in late 2019. Since the ofcial 1,500 pounds tension has reached lev- country is mired in the then, the local currency for $1 — sparking a new els not seen since before worst economic crisis in has collapsed, after being wave of protests. for striking its modern history, and the pegged to the dollar for “The solution will only the civil war broke out in situation has been exacer- nearly 30 years. Salaries come through the streets,” April 1975. For the next 15 bated by pandemic restric- have remained the same said Hujairi, who has tak- years of con ict, burning railway workers tions and an overwhelmed as in ation skyrocketed. en part in protests since tires became common — a health care sector. People lost their jobs and October 2019. “Of course, cheap way to set up road- MANDALAY, Myanmar detained in mass arrests “The re releases our an- poverty affected nearly 50 those whose streets — or blocks between warring (AP) — Myanmar security a week ago are believed to ger. It quiets our hearts,” percent of the population. the streets of their politi- factions. forces on Wednesday raid- still be behind bars. ed a neighborhood in the The raid on rail work- country’s largest city that ers comes just days after Wide resistance to vaccines houses state railway work- several Myanmar unions, ers who have gone on strike including the Myanmar to protest last month’s mil- Railway Worker’s Union plagues Ukraine’s COVID-19 ght itary coup. Federation, issued a joint Police sealed off the Min- call for a nationwide work By Yuras Karmanau galar Taung Nyunt neigh- stoppage. They said the ASSOCIATED PRESS borhood in Yangon where strike would be part of a the Ma Hlwa Kone train broader effort for “the full, KYIV, Ukraine — After station and housing for extended shutdown of the receiving its rst shipment railway workers are locat- Myanmar economy.” of coronavirus vaccine, ed. Photos and video on so- Despite the increasingly Ukraine found itself in a cial media showed ofcers violent tactics of security new struggle against the blocking streets and what forces, protests continued pandemic — persuading was said to be people es- Wednesday in cities and its widely reluctant people caping. towns across the country, to get the shot. At least three arrests including Yangon, Manda- Although infections are were reported, but couldn’t lay, Monywa, Dawei, My- rising sharply, Ukrainians immediately be conrmed. itkyina, Myitkyina, Bago, are becoming increasing- There was no apparent re- Kalaw and Myingyan. ly opposed to vaccination: sistance to the raid, and lo- Some were met with police an opinion poll released cal media reported that the force, while others were earlier this month by the authorities forced at least brief and violence-free. Kyiv International Insti- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS some residents from their Riot police in Dawei red tute of Sociology found 60 A Ukrainian serviceman prepares to receive a dose of the AstraZeneca homes. tear gas, forcing marchers percent of the country’s COVID-19 vaccine marketed under the name CoviShield at a military Later Wednesday, police to disperse and hide. There people don’t want to get base near the front-line town of Krasnohorivka, eastern Ukraine. red warning shots, tear were also reports of the use vaccinated, up from 40 per- gas, stun grenades and live of rubber bullets. No inju- cent a month earlier. The amplied by politicians’ highest at risk who admin- agreed to be vaccinated. rounds in other areas of ries have been conrmed. nationwide poll of 1,207 allegations about low-qual- ister lifesaving drugs to Those declining included Yangon to disperse protest- A leading organizer had a margin of error of 2.9 ity vaccines, corruption others every day: medical Olena Obyedko, a 26-year- ers. In North Okkalapa, of protests in the small percentage points. scandals and misinforma- workers. old nurse who works in press and social media re- southern city was arrested The resistance appears to tion spread through social In the mining town of Se- the hospital’s intensive ports said at least 200 peo- Wednesday morning, ac- be rooted in longstanding media. Even more surpris- lydove, 700 kilometers (420 care ward for COVID-19 ple were arrested. About cording to the local Dawei suspicion of vaccines dat- ingly, the reluctance still miles) east of Kyiv, only 5 patients, where people die 400 young people who were Watch news service. ing back to the Soviet era, appears even among those percent of the medical staff every week.

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By Paul Wiseman and Alexandra Olson ASSOCIATED PRESS Esther Montanez’s housecleaning job at the Hilton Back Bay in Bos- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ton was a lifeline for her, a Traders Robert Charmak, left, and John Panin 31-year-old single mother work on the trading oor. with a 5-year-old son. The pay was steady and solid — enough to pay her Stability in bond bills and still have money left over to sock away sav- ings for her child. market helps lift major But when the pandemic slammed the U.S. econ- U.S. stock indexes omy a year ago, it swept away her job — and mil- By Damian J. Troise pecially tech stocks that lions of others. Since and Alex Veiga looked most expensive. then, Montanez has si- ASSOCIATED PRESS “It’s clear that investors phoned away money from expect there to be a bump her son’s savings to meet PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Major U.S. indexes are in inflation in the short moving higher Wednesday expenses. She’s getting Hotel housekeeper Esther Montanez holds up a photograph of her ve- term, but the long-term by on unemployment aid as stability in the bond view is pretty benign,” year-old son, Richard, outside the Hilton Back Bay in Boston. market translates into and, for the rst time, has Nixon said. “Investors are gains for stocks. applied for food stamps. coming around to the view the poorest 25 percent of whether the front desk Gamal, 31. A key measure of infla- “The truth is, I want my that it’s not a bad back- American workers were operation will eventual- In New York, Bill Zank- tion was lower than ex- job back,’’ Montanez said. drop for risk assets.” facing “Depression-era ly be eliminated, the jobs er is envisioning a come- pected last month, helping Getting back the jobs lost Markets have bene- rates of unemployment lost as guests use keys on back after being forced to to calm investors who had to the pandemic is likely fited from calmer bond of around 23 percent’’ in their smartphones to go close his luxury gym, Grit worried that prices could to prove a struggle. Even trading the last few days. mid-January — nearly straight to their rooms. Bxng. He’s raising money rise too quickly as the as viral vaccines increas- The yield on the 10-year quadruple the national “The front desk doesn’t to launch an at-home t- economy recovers. ingly promise a return to Treasury note fell to 1.52 jobless rate. really have to be there,” ness business in the fall, The S&P 500 index rose something close to normal percent on Wednesday. It Services workers had Jamison said. “There are which will mean eventu- 0.8 percent as of 3:41 p.m. life, the coronavirus seems long been thought to be ways to eliminate our ally hiring to support a Eastern. The Dow Jones hit 1.60 percent late last week, which led to a sell- sure to leave permanent safe from the threats that jobs.” online business, including Industrial Average rose scars on the job market. menaced factory employ- The pain is widespread. customer service and sup- 486 points, or 1.5 percent, off in stocks. Investors are also close- Millions of jobs lost likely ment: Foreign competition In the Chinese city of ply specialists. to 32,322 and the technol- won’t come back — espe- and automation. But more Xuzhou, northwest of Still, Zanker is hopeful ogy-heavy Nasdaq was up ly watching Washington and betting the latest cially at employers that and more, as employers Shanghai, Guan Li, a con- that his Manhattan gym, 0.2 percent after giving up require face-to-face con- have sought to save mon- venience store owner, said known for its cocktail bar a 1.6 percent gain. The in- $1.9 trillion in govern- tact with consumers: Ho- ey in a time of uncertainty he hired four out-of-work and backed by billionaire dex jumped 3.7 percent on ment stimulus will help tels, restaurants, retailers, and to promote social dis- relatives but had to lay Tony Robbins and oth- Tuesday. lift the U.S. economy out entertainment venues. tancing in the workplace, them off after sales fell by ers, will eventually come U.S. consumer prices in- of its coronavirus-induced If the habits that many machines are reaching be- half. Now, he and his wife roaring back. “There is so creased 0.4 percent in Feb- malaise. The package set picked up during the yond the factory oor and run the shop themselves. much pent-up demand,” ruary, the biggest increase for final approval in the pandemic — working, into retail, restaurants Zanker said. “People after in six months. However, U.S. House on Wednesday “People just don’t want provides direct payments shopping and enjoy- and hotels. to buy,” he said. Guan, who class are going to want to a closely watched mea- ing entertainment from sure called core inflation, of up to $1,400 for most Tamura Jamison, for is close to 60, and his wife hang out and socialize. It’s home — persist when the which excludes food and Americans and extends instance, came back to a plan to retire because the like after Prohibition: Par- health threat has reced- energy prices, posted a emergency unemploy- changed job when she was shop may no longer cover ty like there’s no tomor- ed, demand for waiters, much smaller 0.1 percent ment benefits to support recalled to work in June their costs. row.” cashiers, front-desk clerks gain. The rise for core in- consumer spending, the as a front desk agent at In Egypt, Mohammed However things shake flation was also below economy’s main engine. and ticket takers may nev- the Paris Las Vegas Hotel Gamal used to earn a de- out, millions of displaced economists’ expectations. Banks were among the er return to its previous & Casino, owned by Cae- cent living working six workers will need to nd The latest report on in- biggest gainers. JPMor- highs. sars Entertainment. Her days a week at a café in new careers. Reviewing flation, along with the gan rose 2 percent and José María Barrero of hours were cut from 40 to Giza, twin city of Cairo. the job outlook in eight Federal Reserve promis- Citigroup climbed 3.1 per- Mexico’s ITAM Business about 32 a week, resulting But pandemic restrictions major economies, McK- ing to keep interest rates cent. More than 80 per- School, Nick Bloom of in a pay cut of about $700 and dwindling business insey estimated that 100 low, has helped ease con- cent of companies in the Stanford University and a month. shrank his workweek and million workers — 1 in 16 cerns over the recent rise S&P 500 notched gains. Steven Davis of the Uni- Just 26 of 45 workers slashed his income by — will need to change oc- in bond yields, said Katie Technology stocks lagged versity of Chicago have on her team were brought more than half. It didn’t cupations by 2030. Nixon, chief investment the broader market. Apple concluded that 32 percent back. Existing self-service help when the govern- Researchers at the Mas- officer at Northern Trust was down 0.7 percent and to 42 percent of COVID-in- kiosks used to be optional ment banned “sheesha,’’ sachusetts Institute of Wealth Management. Microsoft slid 0.5 percent. duced layoffs will be per- for guests checking in. No the hookah water pipe Technology warned last Bond yields rose sharply General Electric fell 5.3 manent. longer, Now, agents must that’s popular across the year that low-paid work- over the past month due percent for the biggest de- The coronavirus reces- direct guests to the ki- Middle East and a major ers without college degrees to expectations for faster cline in the S&P 500 after sion has been especially osks and intervene only if moneymaker for cafes. who’ve lost their jobs “may growth and the inflation the company said it would cruel, victimizing people needed. That means fewer Now, he shares a room to suffer signi cant hardship that could follow. The fall wind down its GE Capital fi- at the bottom of the pay commissions for room up- save on rent. “I just work as they seek new work, po- in bond prices attracted nancing business and merge scale. Lael Brainard, a grades; guests can request three days a week, and tentially in occupations investors reluctant to pay its jet leasing business with Federal Reserve gover- them on their own. this is not enough even where they have no expe- high prices for stocks, es- Ireland-based AerCap. nor, said last month that Jamison wonders for a single person,” said rience or training.”

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