SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2020 Shades of grey in Black Friday shopping

ITEM STAFF REPORT Whether it’s in the form of the Black Friday we’ve all grown to know and love, or whether it takes on a new, more subdued form, the Christ- mas shopping season is upon us. The day after Thanksgiving has achieved the distinction of being the of cial rst day of the holiday season. In years past, that has meant stores in Massachusetts opening as early as 12:01 a.m. to hordes of customers who have been gathering in lines outside waiting, look- ing to be the rst to get the limited supply of whatever popular item is in stock. The presence of the coronavirus in our midst has eliminated that scenario. Between mask-wearing and social distancing, and with the advent of online shopping, those tableaus were not repeated Friday. Malls and shopping areas in and around ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Lynn had more normal business hours Fri- day — opening after sunrise, and following the Louis Calencia and Maria Castro with their Masked shoppers pass the GAP at MarketStreet in Lynn eld son, Logan Calencia, 3, shopped during a on Black Friday. SHOPPING, A3 Black Friday sale at Walmart in Lynn. LEO focuses Santa offers on food a light in security dark times By Thor Jourgensen in Lynn ITEM STAFF By Gayla Cawley The young Lynn mother’s story is all ITEM STAFF too common and the wish list she hopes Item Santa can ll is heart-breakingly LYNN — Leading modest. through Empowering Op- She would like to give her three-month- portunities (LEO), Inc. has old daughter a “learning toy,” clothes and been awarded a $152,157 bedding, speci cally a comforter set. The state grant, which will local resident has been out of work for help the organization bet- seven months. She has managed to pay ter address food insecuri- her bills but housing is a major expense ty in the city. because she needs to nd a deleaded ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK The funds, awarded apartment. through the Baker-Poli- “I have to save any money I received Beth Ferris says Marblehead’s annual Christmas Walk will still be full of holiday to administration’s Food to pay for moving cost(s),” she wrote in a cheer in spite of taking COVID-19 precautions. Security Infrastructure letter to Item Santa. Grant Program, will be Now in its 54th year, Item Santa an- used to purchase a re- nually gathers appeals for assistance Marblehead getting ready frigerated cargo van, and like the letter writer’s and draws on the additional storage and generosity of people who are more than important kitchen infra- willing to give a little extra during the structure, such as com- holidays to help someone in need. to walk the (Christmas) Walk mercial refrigerator and Item Santa’s spirit has shone bright- freezer units, worktables ly across the decades to light the way By Thor Jourgensen But the Friday, Dec. 4-Sunday, Dec. 6 event and insulated food con- of generosity and show people who are ITEM STAFF will include an organized drive-by past the tainers. struggling, who think life is too tough to town Christmas tree in front of National Lisa McFadden, director MARBLEHEAD — Chamber of Commerce set aside time to celebrate the holidays, Grand Bank, 91 Pleasant St. Ferris said the of development and com- that people care about them. Executive Director Beth Ferris said this Friday, 7 p.m. drive-by will begin with partic- munications for LEO, Inc, The Lynn mother’s story is similar to year’s Christmas Walk will be packed with ipants assembling in the high school parking said the grant will enable stories shared by other letter writers who holiday cheer even though COVID-19 pre- lot on Humphrey Street. the organization to make are struggling to make ends meet. They cautions required rede ning how the Walk is its food pantry and distri- “We’re really going to miss the gatherings. are trying to save money in the face of organized. bution offerings more ac- But we are really being careful,” said Ferris. job loss or staggering medical bills. They Traditional events centered around people cessible to Lynn families are trying to do their best for children too Serving in her sixth year as Chamber gathering, including Santa’s iconic arrival on and senior citizens. SANTA, A2 a lobster boat, are out this year. WALK, A2 Rather than being lim- ited to offering one large food pantry event at its Blossom Street site, where the organization’s A Lovely priority for kids in Salem commercial kitchen space is currently located, LEO By Thor Jourgensen said she is working through the with Salem State University to cre- Inc. will be able to hold ITEM STAFF legislative process with Children’s ate opportunities for students with smaller events at each of Trust Massachusetts, an organi- disabilities, like providing aides in its three sites, Blossom, SALEM — State Senator Joan B. zation focused on stopping child classrooms. Waitt Avenue and Broad Lovely said her 2021 priorities will abuse, to ensure parents, coach- “It’s a subject very important to Street, according to Mc- build on her top legislative concern es and other people supervising me,” she said. Fadden. — keeping children safe and im- She praised former North Shore “Right now we do all of proving their lives. children recognize abuse warning signs. Community College President Dr. our staging and supple- The Salem Democrat who rep- Patricia A. Gentile with initiating mental food distribution resents Salem, Beverly, Danvers, She is also focused on improving local college students’ lives. When campus efforts to aid students fac- events for our Head Start Peabody and Tops eld in the state ing food insecurity. Lovely and fel- families out of our Blos- a father told Lovely his daughter Senate, Lovely has championed low legislators rallied to nd ways som Street center, which wanted to go to college but could child welfare advocacy since her to ght student hunger after Gentile is terri c, and we have election to the Senate in 2012. She not pass the state comprehensive highlighted the concern. our commercial kitchen branded child sexual exploitation assessment examination (MCAS) State Senator Joan “a pandemic in its own right,” and due to a disability, Lovely worked LOVELY, A2 B. Lovely LEO, A2

Opinion Shribman: Modern generation gap goes STOP THE SPREAD. FOLLOW THE RULES. beyond age group. A4 LOOK! STAY WEAR A MASK NO MORE THAN WASH YOUR HANDS Peabody Rec ramps up live holiday programming A4 Sports ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK World Series Park ‘Wall Eddie Peterson dec- FEET APART IN AN INDOOR10 GATHERING of Fame’ celebrates orates the Christmas second year. B1 tree at Lynn Common.

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 51° VOL. 141, ISSUE 297 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6 LOW 36° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 COMICS ...... B4 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2020 OBITUARIES A Lovely priority for kids in Salem James M. Nabozny, 75 1944 - 2020 LOVELY Senate and Joint Commit- Commonwealth’s rst aid, including state mon- From A1 tees on Rules; and Vice Public Records reform in ey to support local public SALEM - James M. Nabozny, Chair of the Joint Com- more than 30 years. schools, and avoid munic- 75, of Rutland died November “You can’t learn if you mittee on Education and Small business needs ipal budget cuts. 19, 2020 at Dartmouth Hitch- are hungry,” Lovely said. the Senate Committee on in the face of the pan- The budget work got cock Medical Center after a A Salem city councilor Personnel and Adminis- demic’s blow to the econ- done, said Lovely, even long illness. for 15 years prior to her tration: Chair of the Joint omy has been a concern though COVID-19 forced He was born in Salem, MA run for the state Senate, Committee on Children, for Lovely during the legislators to socially dis- December 11, 1944 the son Lovely served as council Families and Persons Legislature’s late fall tance. of John and Ruth (Connelly) president and liaison to with Disabilities; Chair of debate on the $46 billion “Working remotely is Nabozny. the Salem Council on Ag- Mental Health and Sub- state budget. different but I am pleased He was a graduate of Salem ing and Commission on stance Abuse; and Chair She credited colleagues we were able to put our fo- High School, class of 1962 Disabilities. and Vice-Chair of the with identifying revenue cus where it matters,” she and then served our country in Her legislative biogra- Joint Committee on State sources to erase budget said. the U.S. Air Force and the U.S. phy lists Lovely’s roles, Administration and Reg- shortfalls, ensuring Salem Thor Jourgensen can be Army Reserves during the Viet- including Assistant Ma- ulatory Oversight, which and other communities reached at tjourgensen@ nam era. jority Leader; Chair of the as Chair she oversaw the receive needed state local itemlive.com. He then went on to college and received his Associates degree in business. He was employed at General Santa offers a light in dark times Electric in Rutland until his re- two brothers, Richard Nabozny tirement as a supervisor. and John Nabozny, nieces and SANTA The Item Santa fund ing hand could not be following link: https:// He enjoyed cars, playing golf, nephews. From A1 helps to make the holidays more vital this year with www. itemlive.com/item- loved cooking, but his passion He was pre-deceased by his brighter for those in need. the need so great during santa. was playing guitar. parents and by a brother Rob- young to appreciate adult Launched in 1966, the the months-long pandem- All donations are list- Surviving are his wife Cin- ert Nabozny. struggles and challeng- annual fundraiser is run ic. ed in Item print editions es. They are asking for dy Nabozny of Rutland, two Service Information: Pri- in conjunction with the Item Santa has counted through the month of just a little help to make daughters, Hayes (Loriann) vate funeral services were Salvation Army, which for decades on the help of December and into 2021, Christmas brighter for Salaverry and her husband held at the convenience of coordinates the program so many. This year, maybe along with a brief message his family. their children and to ease Matt and Pam Laccour and by sorting out requests, like no other, it needs the from each donor, if desired. husband Chris, one son, J. Arrangements are under nancial stress that nev- purchasing the toys and help of so many. NOTE: The application Mike Nabozny; grandchildren, the direction of Clifford Fu- er seems to take a holiday clothing, and all dona- To donate, clip the cou- Anabelle, Austin and Shelby; neral Home in Rutland. vacation. tions, no matter how pon in The Item and mail period for aid from Item one sister Virginia Richard and Item Santa draws on the small. it, along with your check, Santa has closed and The year-round generosity of For more than a half to The Item Salvation Item does not process ap- many people to make sure century, Item Santa has Army Santa, PO Box 5, plicants. All questions the holiday spirit is in drawn on the goodwill Lynn, MA 01903. There about the program and New virus cases full glow to light the way of so many to lift people is also a way to donate distribution of gifts should of hope for a young Lynn from want and worry into online, and have your be directed to the Salva- mother and many others the holiday’s bright warm contributions acknowl- tion Army at (781) 598- reported in facing similar challenges. glow. Providing that help- edged, just click on the 0673. Marblehead, Marblehead is getting ready to Nahant, Revere walk their (Christmas) Walk By Gayla Cawley reported in Nahant, which ITEM STAFF now has 93 cases and six WALK will perform along with ber variety ranging from net,” Ferris said, adding, deaths, according to the a capella singers. Sign service-type businesses “Stores have been really New coronavirus cases From A1 town website. poles and store fronts to nonpro ts: It runs the innovative in nding ways were reported in Marble- Numbers were not up- executive director, Ferris are already decked out gamut,” she said. to accommodate their cus- head, Nahant and Revere dated in Lynn, Lynn- said the Christmas Walk for the holidays and ac- Ferris credited Walk cor- on Friday. tomers. A lot of them are eld, Peabody, Saugus or is a premier Chamber tivities representing the porate sponsors National Numbers were not up- setting up shopping-by-ap- event marking its 50th town’s art community are Grand Bank, The Lafay- dated in several other Swampscott on Friday. pointment now. This is a year. Added celebrations planned. ette and Coldwell Banker North Shore communities. As of Wednesday, Lynn season where people real- to cap off the anniver- “I love seeing the joy it for their support and said In Marblehead, 31 new had 7,288 cases and 129 ly want to do shopping or sary will be postponed, brings people. This will this year’s Walk includes cases have been reported deaths, Lynn eld had 273 come in with their whole she said, to 2021, but be a lot of safe fun,” Ferris the “keep the cheer here” since last Friday, which cases and 15 deaths, Pea- family. If they have one this year’s Walk includes said. campaign encouraging brings the town’s total body had 2,210 cases and family in there then they strong local business par- Planning Christmas holiday shoppers to buy numbers to 390 cases and 204 deaths, and Saugus aren’t often able to have ticipation and guaran- Walk is a year-round job locally. 30 deaths, according to had 1,190 cases and 45 too many more people teed holiday cheer. embraced by the Cham- “Every business has town data. deaths. Swampscott (253 come in, so they’ve done a cases, 11 deaths) has not Roving outdoor car- ber’s 300 members. had to be on top of things, Revere reported 24 new lot by appointment.” provided updated num- olers, some in costume, “We have a wide mem- pivot, and use the inter- cases on Friday to bring As the colder weather bers since Monday. the city’s total numbers creeps up, those COVID-19 to 4,269 cases and 112 Gayla Cawley can be business models will stay deaths, according to the reached at gcawley@item- consistent for local retail- city website. live.com. Follow her on And two new cases were Twitter @GaylaCawley. ers. Restaurants, Ferris said, have fewer options available. TODAY’S ITEM SANTA DONATIONS “It’s tricky for restau- rants with the colder In memory of Corinne Bradley, Mary T. Mondello, $50 weather coming,” Ferris $61.52 Jack & Carol Nolan, $50 said. “I know a lot of them Mommy Dearest, $100 Jan & Art Lisi, $200 have invested in heat- In loving memory of FNH, In loving memory of Aunt ers and stuff to continue GSH, CQS, LWG, WRZ, LET, $100 Virginia, $25 to have outdoor dining. In memory of Hnath & Naugle Frank Morrill, $18 deceased loved ones., $50 In honor of Uncle Bob, $1000 That’s really been a great Jo Sullivan, $200 “Mr. John”, $22.73 source of support from the In loving memory of Charles Sunny the Puppy, $25 town to be able to do that N. Mitchell, $25 Merry Christmas from the because the capacity for Art & Sandy, $50 Nohelty Family: Fred, Kathy, inside is still limited.” Doris L. Bloom, $50 Mary, Victoria, Kathlee, Georgine Item reporter Daniel Anonymous, $50 & Freddie, $200 Kane contributed to this Annie, Max, Sam and Chloe, Bill Allen, $100 story. He can be reached at $25 Arthur & Grace Moholland & [email protected] Thor In memory of Donald Gilbert. Ken Estes, $50 ITEM PHOTO |OLIVIA FALCIGNO Jourgensen can be reached Love, his family, $25 Donna & Gerry LeBrasseur, Marblehead gets ready for their annual Christmas Walk by decorating at tjourgensen@itemlive. In memory of Robbie Parker. $50 with bows and wreaths on Pleasant Street. com. Love, his family, $25 Allison McInerney, $25 In memory of Evelyn McLel- Bonnie & Brad, $100 lan, who loved children, $15 In memory of Arthur & Rita In memory of Dougie Parker, Morgan, $50 LEO focuses on food security in Lynn RIP, $10 GMPSEBCKJ MICKEY PAL, In memory of Chris Parker, $25 LEO LEO runs two major food plans to buy with their new clients who have never RIP, $10 Jack & Audrey Sands, $50 From A1 distribution efforts, which newly awarded grant before needed assistance. Anonymous, $20 The Gienieczke Family, $100 includes a monthly drive funding. “LEO has seen a tremen- In loving memory of Ann Andrew, Justin, Hannah, Ben, there,” said McFadden. for seniors and a more fre- The purpose of the cargo dous uptick in need since Barnard., $100 Lincoln and Sam, $100 “But it’s challenging for quent offering for its Head van is to help coordinate the beginning of the pan- In loving memory of Kimberly Merry Christmas from Michael our families who are from Start families. The orga- the transport of food pri- demic,” said McFadden. Pelusi. Always in our hearts. & Anita Hurley, $25 different parts of the city nization had traditionally marily from the Greater “Although that’s slowed a From Ron & Bev Reed, $100 In memory of “MA” Leo and and aren’t going to Blos- held its food distribution Boston Food Bank to Lynn, little bit during the sum- Anonymous, $25 Betty from Laura & Peter, $29 som Street to pick up their for Head Start families on which has mainly been mer months, as we head Anonymous, $101 Anonymous, $50 children. This will make a monthly basis as well, managed by the Lynn Sal- into this season where Frank Morrill, $15 TODAY’S TOTAL: $3,502.25 food distribution easier but increased it to a week- vation Army, she said. COVID positive cases are to manage and access if ly donation last spring due “The Salvation Army climbing again, we cer- we have additional sites to increased food insecuri- has been working with a tainly anticipate that the available.” ty that was brought on by combination of leased and level of need will exceed LEO won’t be adding a the coronavirus pandemic, loaned vehicles to be able what we experienced in full commercial kitchen to McFadden said. to bring food out of Boston the spring.” the two other sites, but the Over the summer, when and up to Lynn,” said Mc- Gayla Cawley can be funds will enable them to the area started experi- Fadden. “I’m hoping that reached at gcawley@item- add food storage and pan- encing food supply chain actually having a vehi- live.com. Follow her on try space, which will in- interruptions, distribu- cle in our possession will Twitter @GaylaCawley. clude sinks, tables and the tion at LEO became more mean that they don’t have new refrigerator and freez- sporadic, which prompted to scramble as much or er units, McFadden said. the organization to start worry about going out and 781-593-7700 “This will allow us to working more closely with leasing vehicles as often.” Publishing Daily, except Sundays do smaller events rather the Salvation Army, Mc- The grant funding is USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Don’t let the than putting together 250 Fadden said. much needed, McFadden Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA or 300 lots of food,” said “(They) would provide said, as it comes at a time and additional of ces. story go untold. Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item McFadden. “We can do 100 either lots of food for us or when food insecurity is Subscriptions at Blossom Street and 75 we would send our clients exacerbated by another Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States Share your loved one’s story. at Early Head Start on to the Salvation Army to COVID-19 surge, which $30.00 for 4 weeks Waitt Avenue and 100 at pick up the lots of food,” has sent case numbers $95.00 for 13 weeks [email protected] | 781-593-7700 Broad Street. It allows $185.00 for 26 weeks said McFadden. soaring locally, statewide $340.00 for 1 year for easier management McFadden said LEO is and across the country. Send payment to and POSTMASTER, and allows us to follow planning to support some Unemployment levels send address changes to: the COVID-era standards of the Salvation Army’s are starting to rise again The Daily Item 110 Munroe St. In partnership with a little more easily, (such food distribution efforts, as a result, she said, noting P.O. Box 5 as) social distancing and by sharing the refrigerat- that LEO has already been Lynn, MA 01903 smaller crowds.” ed van the organization working with a number of SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Shades of grey in Black Friday shopping

SHOPPING visions, led by the 4K 65- ly absent compared to From A1 inch model. years past when the mere One of those 65-inch TVs thought of just making same rules that have been was purchased by Erikson your way around the rota- in place since the pan- Deras, an East Boston res- ry inside the entrance to demic began in the U.S. in ident, who shopped at the the shops would be night- mid-March — with mask Lynn Walmart on Black marish at best. mandates and strictly-en- Friday. This year, however, shop- forced social distancing. Deras, 45, said he de- pers, for the most part, Some larger stores, such cided to shop in person enjoyed few lines, either as Walmart, which has lo- on Friday for the offers to get into the center or cations in Lynn, Saugus, and specials, and ended stores, if any. Even at the and Salem, opted to offer up getting a “good deal” Apple Store there were Black Friday sales events on his new television. only a handful of custom- over several days to try While the TV was orig- ers waiting to get in by to cut down on crowds on inally marked for $850, early afternoon. Friday. he ended up paying Paper Store greeter Unlike past years, $460, which represented Katherine Martinez, a Walmart was closed on a savings of nearly $400, junior at Lynn eld High Thanksgiving Day, which he said. School, said the atmo- was another part of how “Basically, I needed a sphere felt more like an the store reimagined its TV,” said Deras. “There “ordinary Saturday” as holiday plans to accom- was a while that I didn’t opposed to what Black modate the different ways buy anything on Black Friday normally feels its customers have been Friday. (About) ve years like. shopping during the pan- ago, I bought a laptop.” “It really hasn’t been demic. Deras said he was a lit- crowded at all, certainly “We’re especially proud tle concerned about be- not as busy as I thought of how we reinvented ing around crowds that it would be,” she said. “At our Black Friday sav- would typically be seen times, it feels like there’s ings event to deliver the at Walmart on Black Fri- no one here and even the incredible products and day, but he said lines were traf c isn’t bad. When I prices customers expect short and the store wasn’t came in for my shift at ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK from us while meeting crowded. 9, there was no one here. the unique needs of 2020,” Louis Palencia, 47, was We’ve had steady cus- With the help of Carlos Morales of Lynn, right, Erikson Deras of East said Walmart U.S. Chief also pleasantly surprised tomers, but I’m hoping Boston loads up a 65-inch Vizio television that he bought for nearly half- Merchandising Of cer to nd that the Lynn it picks up in the after- price during a Black Friday sale at Walmart in Lynn. Scott McCall in a state- Walmart wasn’t as crowd- noon.” Works and PacSun (a ment. “Our focus was on are doing better online, for best-selling products ed on Black Friday. The Martinez said the clothing store). two key priorities: the certain, as it seems that Friday, with Strange Chelsea resident said he store’s online pickup more people are afraid to Also showing long lines safety of our customers Cvlt and Foxblood some had been planning to pur- is active, pointing to a come out. Pre-COVID our were Pink, Game Stop, and associates and meet- of the most popular chase a sound bar for his slew of packages piled sales were awesome with Journey to Kids, Victo- ing our customers where brands. TV online, but since it high just inside the a lot of traf c. Even with ria’s Secret, American they are shopping more The shop is a small was out of stock, he decid- front door. early sales, it’s de nitely Eagle, Tilly’s, Aeropost- often – online. family-owned business ed to take his chances by Peabody native Kelly a different landscape this ale, Abercrombie and “By holding events over which, up until Septem- shopping in-person for the Valaskatgis, a Connecti- year.” Fitch, Newbury Comics multiple days, moving the ber, was operated by the item. cut resident visiting At the Booty by Bra- and Build a Bear Work- most sought-after items two owners and two em- Although the sound bar family for Thanksgiv- bants boutique, a store shop. to online only and creat- ployees. They emphasize was offered at a lower ing, was waiting outside greeter said that lines to In Revere, the North- ing a socially-distanced supporting local busi- price online, he was still the store for her mother, get into the store formed gate Shopping Center on in-store experience, we ness, carrying many lo- pleased that he was able Grace Goffredo, to come early, but gradually lev- Squire Road saw a steady were able to help protect to save nearly $100 by out. eled off in late morning ow of customers ock to cally crafted products, the health and safety of purchasing it at the store. “I’m not shopping but with no waiting at all. its several retail outlets including Corey Press, our associates and cus- Palencia ultimately paid my mother is,” said Valas- “We had lines, but, even but it was nothing out of Bats in the Belfry Crafts, tomers while giving cus- $150 for the electronic de- katgis. “She comes here so, going by what I see, the ordinary for most of FunDead Publications, tomers the opportunity to vice. often as she lives in Pea- there is still plenty of them. HypnoVamp, The Cem- get the gifts they wanted “They have better deals body. I think we were sur- room in the parking lot,” “We usually just get a eterrarium, and Raven- at great Black Friday online,” said Palencia. “I prised that there haven’t the greeter said. “The normal flow here around stone Gifts. prices.” decided to come in to see been any lines to get in lot right here (pointing the holidays and that’s The store’s 30 percent According to McCall, what deals they had. I today.” to the spaces in front of what we saw today,” off deal will last through the most sought-after wanted to pick it up to- At the AT&T store there the building) was practi- said Cheryl, a manager Monday, and applies to Black Friday sales items day.” were only three customers cally empty until the last at Rainbow. “We don’t items purchased on the included this year’s new In Lynn eld, the park- inside around noontime. hour. have some of the bigger website as well as those gaming consoles, wire- Assistant manager Joel ing lot at the Christmas “I mean, you would savings like other stores less headphones, home Aviles said the store had purchased in-store. Tree Shop was eerily emp- think that to have such because we have some appliances, such as no lines and minimum Normally the day after ty compared to past Black a warm day in the end of things on clearance but the Keurig K-Compact wait times for customers Thanksgiving for shop- Fridays for much of the day. November would bring it still picks up a little and Anker Edufy Ro- The silver lining for the few to be serviced. pers along the Route people out. It seems that bit.” botic Vacuum, and the shoppers in the store was “It’s de nitely less busy, 1 corridor in Saugus at the indoor malls, peo- Several stores still took “jaw-dropping” prices there was virtually no wait- so it’s pretty astonishing means traf c slowdowns ple are walking around advantage of Black Fri- ing in line to check out. when you look around and and parking headaches, that were seen for the every day. I have to think day hours with stores like MarketStreet shoppers see that shoppers are not with drivers making nu- store’s customer-rated that with the number Big Lots on Veterans of were also conspicuous- out,” he said. “I think we merous passes in parking line of brand-name tele- of shoppers being down Foreign Wars Parkway lots attempting to nd compared to what you opening at 6 a.m. and normally see on a Black Target on Furlong Street that elusive spot. Friday, people just are opening for all customers But not so this year, nding that online shop- at 8 a.m. at least for early-bird ping is easier.” “I wouldn’t say we’re shoppers. At Target on Business was booming too loaded but with the Fellsway, there were at the Northshore Mall three registers it’s been plenty of parking spaces in Peabody despite the pretty busy,” A manag- and few shoppers in sight shopping center’s strict er who wished not to be in late morning. Across precautions. The lot was named at Big Lots, said the way at Marshalls/ full by the end of the day, the store was offering Home Goods, Michael’s and lines of people formed a number of deals. “We and a handful of other at the few entrances that have gotten a very, very stores, it was more of a were open. In all, there consistent surge of peo- ghost town than what was a 10-minute wait to ple coming in through- one would expect to en- get inside. out the day.” counter on what has tra- Guards at the door Back at Northgate, ditionally been one of the were letting five people stores like Burlington busiest shopping days of in for every eight who Coat Factory opened exited the mall, and by the year. their doors as early 7 By midafternoon, how- dark, all the entranc- a.m. to accommodate es and exits were open ever, while the stores may shoppers even if things have had minimal waits, again. didn’t pick up as much there were still plenty of Not only were there as usual. motorists clogging things lines to get in, but many “It’s de nitely different stores were also count- but it’s been OK,” a man- up on the Walnut, Main ing people. As a result, ager at Burlington said. and Essex on/off ramps, there were many stores “I’m going to be honest, in some cases, backing up with lines snaking up the early today we didn’t real- traf c well on the right aisles. The longest line Masked shoppers pass the GAP at MarketStreet in Lynnfield. ly get much more custom- hand lanes of the high- was at Bath and Body ers than we usually do. way. We’re ready for things to In Swampscott’s Vin- pick up (Friday) night.” nin Square, Marshalls Other stores, including opened at its normal Rainbow, opened their time of 8 a.m. and re- doors to customers at nor- mained open until the mal times while antici- usual 9 p.m. The chain pating the normal ow of offered sales of up to 75 shoppers. percent off some items “We opened at 10 a.m. across the board for in- (Friday), which is nor- store shoppers, from mal,” Cheryl said. “Right clothing to home goods, now things are normal, and also offered a deal of we know sometimes free shipping for online things pickup later in the orders of more than $89 night but for now we’ll and free returns to the see.” local store on its website. Die With Your Boots On, But really, it just seemed a Salem store which sells clothing in the heavy met- like any other Friday at al, gothic, darkwave, and the Swampscott location. punk styles saw steady business throughout the LAW OFFICES OF day. JAMES J. CARRIGAN The store reached it’s • Social Security Disability COVID-19 restricted max • Workers Compensation capacity of 10 people at • Accidents multiple points through- 25 years located across out the holiday. from Lynn District Court For Black Friday, it of- 15 Johnson St. fered 30 percent off site- 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN wide, including on most ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Adhering to social distancing guidelines in stores, shoppers wait in line outside of Sephora at items already on sale. LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL MarketStreet in Lynn eld. Shoes were among its www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2020 OPINION

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E¤¥¤ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M¦Ÿ H. SŸŸ Modern generation gap Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. SŸ E. K¡ Advertising Director News Director Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¡¢ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton goes beyond age group Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¡£ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Customer Service PITTSBURGH — We changes will help our eco- vantage.” Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS are just now completing a nomic growth. If it were The answer is for anoth- Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 month with both an elec- not for these young peo- er Election Day. Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 tion and (virtual) Thanks- ple, we would be facing a The Republicans, to be All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 giving family gatherings, declining labor force. This sure, made inroads among 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 so this may not come as is where the future is. The blacks and Hispanics in Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 much of a surprise: labor force is becoming this month’s election. This Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 We are in the middle of more racially diverse and, was the case especially in Classi ed/Legal Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 another generation gap. in another 10 years, all Florida, where Donald J. Only this one is differ- the baby boomers will be Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Trump took 47 percent ent. Really different. out of the workforce and of the Hispanic vote and [email protected] This one isn’t a chasm we will need these people, where, in Dade County Circulation between the World War II their talents and their en- (Miami), his vote among [email protected] generation and the youth- ergies.” Hispanics grew by 22 per- Ext. 3 ful rebels of the 1960s. The most prominent centage points. This one is about race and change in the character of But the reason Joseph Newsroom social attitudes with a lit- America may be the least R. Biden Jr. is the pres- [email protected] [email protected] tle bit of policy and ideol- noticed, and surely the ident-elect may be the ogy thrown in. And it is a least appreciated. Indeed, demographics the Demo- Ext. 4 whopper of a generation the most profound chang- EDITORIAL crats are counting on. An Sports gap. es in America are occur- analysis of the 2020 vote [email protected] Consider this: Every ring among the young by Tufts University’s Cen- American under 40 today population — even as the ter for Information & Re- Ext. 5 — fully a majority of the most profound challenges search on Civic Learning Retail and Online Pooled COVID-19 country — is either a mil- in America are affecting and Engagement found Advertising lennial (born 1977-1995) the young population the that three young vot- [email protected] or a Gen Zer (born 1996 most. ers out of ve supported ADVERTISING or after). Or this: There An Urban Institute Biden — a better perfor- Ernie Carpenter Jr. testing works are more people in the study found that 57.4 per- mance for the Democrat- millennial and Gen Z gen- cent of Gen Zers were in Director of Advertising ic nominee than Hillary and Business Development, ext. 1355 Editorial from the Los Angeles Times editorial erations than in the baby families that experienced Rodham Clinton achieved [email protected] board boom generation, Gen X job losses related to the four years ago. Ralph Mitchell and the rest of the popula- coronavirus, a far great- And where this really tion combined. er rate than working-age Sales Representative, ext. 1313 Vaccine or no, testing and tracing COVID-19 mattered was in the swing [email protected] infections will be crucial to returning America And all those people baby boomers (35.4 per- states. Eric Rondeau fully to work and school. It’s a key area where who say they don’t rec- cent). Moreover, the mil- Here in Pennsylvania, ognize the America they lennials were the only Sales Representative, ext. 1280 the Trump administration has let the country young voters accounted [email protected] down, and something that President-elect Joe see outside their quaran- generation to fall behind for about one-seventh of tine windows or behind Patricia Whalen Biden has vowed to x with a major surge of new nancially between 2010 the total electorate and masks on the streets? Sales Representative, ext. 1310 testing capacity. and 2016, according to the supported Biden by 23 They are right. This is not Federal Reserve Board of [email protected] But even many countries that have commit- percentage points, help- your grandfather’s United St. Louis. ted to an aggressive testing regime are nding ing him to secure 20 vital BUSINESS OFFICE States. It is not even your Much of this has been it extremely expensive and time-consuming. In electoral votes. In Arizona, parents’ United States. reected in the nation’s Susan J. Conti response, some have relied on a method that young voters accounted for Controller, ext. 1288 For the rst time in political life. isn’t much talked about in the United States, one-sixth of the electorate [email protected] American history, more “There’s no question though it’s well understood: Pooling the lab sam- and supported Biden by 28 than half of those under that in the last several Ted Grant ples of several people at once. With new evidence points — about the same Publisher, ext. 1234 age 16 are part of an eth- elections, the young voted showing its effectiveness — as well as potential rates as youthful voters [email protected] weaknesses if it isn’t done correctly — pooling is nic or racial minority. And differently than the rest of checked in for the former Marian Kinney something the Biden administration should se- as white baby boomers age the population,” Frey said out of the workforce — it in the interview. “They vice president in Michigan ext. 1212 riously explore, especially as a way of reopening (29 percent). And in Geor- [email protected] schools once the current surge subsides. is happening every day — are more interested in all the labor growth will be interracial marriage, gay gia, young voters were Will Kraft Pooling samples is exactly what it sounds like. about a fth of the elector- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 Sometimes it involves using the samples from among racial minorities. rights, criminal justice William Frey, perhaps and diversity, while older ate, and they sided with [email protected] nasal and throat swabs, or in its simpler form, Biden by 15 points. collecting saliva in cups and mixing it, usually the best-known demog- whites aren’t happy about Paula Villacreses rapher in the country, the changing demography “The [new generation] from ve people at a time, sometimes more. If gap is not a result of rac- A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 the test comes up negative, all the people are has spent a lifetime har- in the United States. They [email protected] vesting data such as this. see a threat to American ist attitudes per se. It re- considered clear of infection. If not, everyone in Mike Shanahan His 2014 book “Diversity values and American cus- ects the social distance the group is retested individually. It can dramat- between minority youth Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 Explosion: How New Ra- toms.” [email protected] ically cut down the number of tests that need to and an older population be performed, which means far less cost and less cial Demographics Are Today there is little con- Remaking America” (up- fusion between the two that does not feel a per- Carolina Trujillo straining of capacity. sonal connection with Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Some private schools, such as Duke University, dated in 2018) helped in- major political parties. [email protected] troduce the notion of a Two shorthands prevail, young adults and children have been using it in the United States and have who are not ‘their’ chil- Jim Wilson stayed open without outbreaks. On a much larg- “cultural generation gap” though as with all short- — a generation gap where hands there are variations: dren and grandchildren,” Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 er scale, China used it to test almost the entire Frey wrote in his book. [email protected] population of Wuhan, where the virus was rst the resentment may be The Republican Party less among the young comprises people who are “Yet the future well-being CIRCULATION identi ed in December. That’s 11 million people. of seniors and the nation than among older Amer- older, white, male, rural Lisa Mahmoud Yet pooled testing has been rare in the United as a whole depends on the States. In part, that’s for good reason: The test- icans, who are being re- and Southern. The Dem- Manager, ext. 1239 placed professionally and ocratic Party is a party of ability of today’s youth to [email protected] ing is effective only when infection rates are low succeed in tomorrow’s la- — because that means less chance of needing to displaced culturally by a people who are younger, surging new generation. non-white, female, urban bor force. Youth will play CUSTOMER SERVICE retest each person in a group — and for the most a central role in contrib- part, we’re falling short. “This gap is reected in and non-Southern. La’ Mosha Ball negative attitudes among uting to the nation’s econ- Customer Service, ext. 1276 The tests can be highly accurate, but that de- At the same time, huge many older whites toward omy and to the retirement [email protected] pends on how the testing is done and how many demographic changes are immigration, new minori- and medical care pro- people are in each pool. Overloading the pools underway. “The country is GRAPHICS ty growth, and big gov- grams that directly bene- would yield too many false negative results, heading toward becoming ernment programs that California,” said Dennis J. t the older population.” Trevor Andreozzi because multiple clean samples in the pool can Designer cater to the real economic Bottom line: It may be dilute an infected one below the test’s ability to Goldford, a political scien- [email protected] and educational needs of tist at Drake University in young people’s rebellion. detect the virus. America’s younger, more Des Moines. “Democrats But the stakes affect us Mark Sutherland Still, this is an especially promising avenue diverse population,” he still are banking on the all. Creative Director, ext. 1330 for schools, where infection rates appear to [email protected] wrote. new demographics. There Swampscott High School have stayed on the low side, compared with the Just the other day, Frey, may have been some slip- Class of 1972 member Da- NEWSROOM general population. By bringing down costs, 73 and himself a baby page in the 2020 election, vid M. Shribman is the students could be tested more often, making Mike Alongi boomer, ampli ed those but it’s still clear Demo- Pulitzer Prize-winning for- everyone feel safer about reopening campuses. Sports Editor, ext. 1228 views in a telephone con- crats have a greater poten- mer executive editor of the [email protected] We’re still hoping not to lose the entire aca- versation: tial among these groups. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. demic year. Elyse Carmosino “We need leaders to tell The question is whether Follow him on Twitter at @ Reporter, ext. 1264 older Americans these they can actualize that ad- ShribmanPG. 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By Daniella Peters anecdotally saw a jump in ASSOCIATED PRESS people getting tested be- fore deciding to travel or MILWAUKEE — The gather for Thanksgiving coronavirus testing num- meals. They warned that bers that have guided the tests are often a snap- much of the nation’s re- shot, not a complete assur- sponse to the pandemic ance that someone has not are likely to be erratic over been exposed to the virus. the next week or so, ex- “I think it can be kind perts said Friday, as fewer of a false sense of securi- people get tested during ty for some people,” Rupp PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the Thanksgiving holiday said, predicting that the weekend and testing sites holiday will be followed A currency trader watches monitors at the for- observe shorter hours. within weeks by anoth- eign exchange dealing room of the KEB Hana The result could be po- er surge “because people Bank headquarters in Seoul, South Korea, Friday. tential dips in reported have continued to travel, infections that offer the they’ve continued to have illusion that the spread of gatherings outside their the virus is easing when, immediate family.” Stocks rise on Wall in fact, the numbers say Experts worry how peo- little about where the ple might interpret the nation stands in ghting situation after the long Street as S&P 500 PHOTO | DAVID SANTIAGO/MIAMI HERALD VIA AP COVID-19. The number of weekend, especially if Americans who have test- Vehicles line up as a healthcare worker helps it takes a few weeks for ed positive passed 13 mil- to check in as citizens are being tested at the Thanksgiving exposures hits record high lion Friday, according to COVID-19 drive-thru testing center at Hard to show up in testing data. Johns Hopkins University. Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens. Cities and states gen- ASSOCIATED PRESS another trial. AstraZeneca “I just hope that peo- erally use hospitalization shares were at. diseases at the Universi- giving Day. The latter ple don’t misinterpret and intensive care num- NEW YORK — The Still, hopes for a vac- ty of Nebraska Medical number, as well as posi- the numbers and think bers, which lag behind S&P 500 rose to a record cine have offset concerns Center in Omaha, said tive case numbers, which that there wasn’t a ma- virus case reporting, to de- high Friday as investors about spiking coronavirus the effect of Thanksgiving jor surge as a result of had dropped by about a termine when to increase continue to look forward cases in the U.S. and oth- Thanksgiving, and then is likely to be a magni ed third Friday, could be ad- or ease public health re- to the distribution of a er parts of the world. U.S. end up making Christmas version of the weekend justed as more results are strictions and recommen- COVID-19 vaccine and re- states and European gov- lief for the global economy. and Hanukkah and oth- gures. The Thursday hol- returned. dations. But the public ernments are re-imposing The benchmark index er travel plans,” said Dr. iday will exacerbate the In several state and is more likely to look at controls on business and rose 8.70 points, or 0.2 Leana Wen, a professor at record-keeping discrepan- cities, of cials reported testing numbers or case travel as infection rates percent, led by gains in George Washington Uni- cies over the long week- sharp drops in testing Fri- counts, which might be surge. technology companies, versity and an emergency end, arti cially depress- day and reminded people misleading, Wen said, and The disease has killed and closed at an all-time physician. ing the reported numbers not to read improvements waiting until hospitals are more than 1.4 million peo- high of 3,638.35. The Nas- A similar pattern un- for four or ve days before into them. Arkansas Gov. overwhelmed is risky. ple worldwide and there daq also closed at a record folds on many weekends. spiking as test results Asa Hutchinson said the “Where we are now is a are 61 million con rmed helped by gains in Apple, Because some testing cen- catch up. drop means that residents completely unsustainable cases, according to data Tesla, Zoom and other ters, labs and state of ces Johns Hopkins Universi- might not know for weeks place. I think it’s extreme- gathered by Johns Hop- tech companies. are closed on Saturdays ty reported a high of more how much their efforts to ly frustrating to those of kins University. Positive developments and Sundays, COVID case than 2 million tests a few slow the spread affected us in health care to see The pandemic has on the vaccine front have numbers often drop each days before Thanksgiving the state’s rate of positive our calls are not being driven double-digit gains brought signi cant chang- Sunday and Monday, only as people prepared to trav- tests. heeded,” Wen said. “And in the major indexes this es to the traditional Black to peak on Tuesday. el, but that number had While testing was down the level of alarm that we month as investors look Friday shopping holiday. Dr. Mark Rupp, profes- dropped to less than 1.2 Thursday and Friday, have is not reected in in- forward to progress in Many retailers are bee ng sor and chief of infectious million tests on Thanks- health of cials said they dividuals’ behavior.” gaining control over the up their safety protocols, pandemic that plunged moving their doorbuster the global economy into deals online and curbside Trump administration moves its deepest slump since pickup options as a last the 1930s. That optimism grasp at sales before the persisted this week even year ends. as one vaccine candidate Retailers need a boost ahead on gutting bird protections suffered a setback and from Black Friday and cases of coronavirus re- holiday shopping alto- main at elevated levels. gether to try and recoup By Ellen Knickmeyer — could be made of cial ish in toxic water. bedrock law must be a top sales lost to the pandemic. and Matthew Brown within 30 days. Industry operations kill conservation priority for Meanwhile, retailers were hoping that their Early indications are that ASSOCIATED PRESS The wildlife service ac- an estimated 450 million the Biden-Harris Admin- people are staying home knowledged in its ndings to 1.1 billion birds annual- istration” and Congress. slumping sales get a boost The Trump administra- and choosing to do any that the rollback would ly, out of roughly 7 billion Steve Holmer with the from shoppers on Black tion moved forward Friday shopping online. have a “negative” effect birds in North America, American Bird Conser- Friday but early indica- on gutting a longstanding tions are that store traf c Macy’s shares fell 1.4 on the many bird species according to the U.S. Fish vancy said the change federal protection for the was light. percent while shares of covered by the 1918 Migra- and Wildlife Service and would accelerate bird pop- nation’s birds, over objec- The Dow Jones Indus- Walmart showed a slight tory Bird Treaty Act, which recent studies. ulation declines that have tions from former federal trial Average, which ear- decline. Shares of the on- range from hawks and ea- The Trump administra- swept North America of cials and many scientists lier this week crossed line marketplace Etsy, tion maintains that the since the 1970s. that billions more birds will gles to seabirds, storks, 30,000 for the rst time, meanwhile, rose 10.7 per- Act should apply only to How the 1918 treaty likely perish as a result. songbirds and sparrows. rose 37.90 points, or 0.1 cent. birds killed or harmed in- gets enforced has sweep- The U.S. Fish and Wild- The move scales back percent, to 29,910.37. The Tech shares have led the tentionally, and is putting ing rami cations for the life Service published federal prosecution au- Nasdaq gained 111.44, or market’s climb back from construction of commer- its take on the proposed thority for the deadly that “clarifying” change 0.9 percent, to 12,205.85. its plunge in March as in- rollback in the Federal threats migratory birds into regulation. The cial buildings, electric U.S. markets closed at 1 vestors bet giants such as Register. It’s a nal step face from industry — from change would “improve transmission systems and p.m. Eastern after being Apple and Microsoft will that means the change electrocution on power consistency and ef ciency other infrastructure, said shut for the Thanksgiving keep raking in the pro ts — greatly limiting feder- lines, to wind turbines in enforcement,” the Fish Rachel Jones, vice presi- holiday. whether Americans are al authority to prosecute that knock them from the and Wildlife Service said. dent of the National Asso- Health care companies forced to stay home or the industries for practices air and oil eld waste pits The administration has ciation of Manufacturers. also posted solid gains. economy begins to return that kill migratory birds where landing birds per- continued to push the mi- Jones said the chang- Moderna jumped 16.4 to something resembling gratory bird regulation es under Trump would be percent and P zer rose normalcy. Apple rose 0.5 even after a federal judge needed to make sure the 1.9 percent. The two com- percent. in New York in August bird law wasn’t used in an panies earlier this month Tesla rose 2.1 percent rejected the administra- “abusive way.” That’s a long- released results showing and Zoom Video Commu- tion’s legal rationale. standing complaint from their COVID-19 vaccine nications gained 6.3 per- Two days after news or- industry lawyers despite candidates were highly ef- cent. The two stocks have ganizations announced federal of cials’ contention fective in tests. The shares been market darlings so President Donald Trump’s that they bring criminal got a boost Friday after far this year with gains of defeat by Democrat Joe charges only rarely. a competing vaccine suf- 600 percent or more. Biden, federal of cials It’s part of a urry of fered a setback. European markets rose. advanced the bird trea- last-minute changes under The University of Oxford Germany’s DAX gained ty changes to the White the outgoing administra- and AstraZeneca also this 0.4 percent and the CAC House, one of the nal tion bene ting industry. week released positive 40 in France rose 0.6 per- steps before adoption. Others would expand Arctic test results about their cent. Asia markets also Trump was “in a frenzy drilling, favor development vaccine. But research- rose Friday. The Hang to nalize his bird-kill- over habitat protections for ers have questioned how Seng index in Hong Kong AP FILE PHOTO er policy,” David Yarnold, imperiled species and po- Oxford and AstraZeneca gained 0.8 percent. president of the National tentially hamstring future calculated the effective- The yield on the 10-year A Redtail hawk feeding a snake to one of her Audubon Society, said in regulation of environmental ness of their vaccine. The Treasury slipped to 0.84 young ones nested at the Rocky Mountain Wild- a statement Friday. “Re- and public health threats, AstraZeneca CEO said the percent from 0.87 percent life Refuge in Commerce City, Colo. instating this 100-year-old among other rollbacks. company might conduct Wednesday. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2020 NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS Public hospital suspends staff Investigation into sunken offenses, the indictment shing boat could take said. Cyr will make an initial months appearance in federal vacation due to virus cases PORTLAND, Maine court in Boston at a later PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) rmed that 14 patients The 7-day rolling av- 319 as of Wednesday, the (AP) — An investiga- date, prosecutors said. — A state-run psychiatric and 35 staffers had tested erage of daily new cases latest day for which the tion into what caused a She remains in custody hospital in Rhode Island positive for the virus. in Rhode Island has now data were available, the shing boat carrying four and no defense attorney has suspended all medical Another hospital group, risen over the past two second consecutive day it Maine shermen to sink was listed in online court staff vacation in response Lifespan, previously is- weeks from more than 716 has dropped. Of those, 37 off Cape Cod will likely records. to a rising number of coro- sued an appeal for retired on Nov. 12 to almost 767 are in intensive care. take weeks or months, If convicted, she faces navirus cases among pa- doctors and nurses to re- on Thursday, according the Coast Guard said up to 30 years in prison. tients and workers. turn to work, and even to The COVID Tracking VIDEO Friday. “We regretfully are can- sought medical students Project. PARENT-TEACHER The boat sank off 1 dead, 1 hurt in celing all direct care pa- and interns, to help relieve The 7-day rolling av- CONFERENCES Provincetown on Mon- tient support vacations” the medical staff shortage. erage of the positivity The Providence public day when it was en New Bedford shooting; effective midnight Nov. Lifespan operates Rhode rate in Rhode Island was school district will begin route to Gloucester, suspect in custody 25, according to a letter Island, Miriam, Hasbro 5.89 percent on Thursday, holding parent-teacher Massachusetts. Mem- to Eleanor Slater Hospi- Children’s and Newport down from over 6 percent conferences via Zoom next bers of the Maine NEW BEDFORD (AP) tal staff, The Providence hospitals. two days prior, but still week in response to the fishing community have — One person died and Journal reported. higher than it was two pandemic. been raising money for another was injured in The letter also said, “We POST-HOLIDAY weeks ago. Parents can schedule the families of the men hope this vacation hold is STATISTICS State health depart- a time for a conference lost at sea, who were double shooting in New Bedford on Friday, au- temporary as we recognize There were 1,525 new ments are calculating on the district’s website. Robert Blethen; Jeff the hard work and dedica- con rmed cases of the positivity rate differently Translation services are Matthews; Michael Por- thorities said. tion of our staff and the coronavirus and 11 more across the country, but for available. per and Ethan Ward. Police also arrested need for time off.” virus-related fatalities Rhode Island, the AP cal- “We know that parent Coast Guard Petty Of - an 18-year-old man who The letter was signed by in Rhode Island in the culates the rate by dividing and guardian involvement cer Amanda Wyrick said opened re on of cers Kathryn Power, director past two days, the state new cases by test encoun- is critical to student suc- the cause of the sinking before he was appre- of the state Department Department of Health re- ters using data from The cess, and parent-teacher remained undetermined hended, according to a of Behavioral Healthcare, ported Friday. COVID Tracking Project. conferences are the bed- on Friday. The rst statement from the of ce The department did not The state’s death toll Coast Guard crews to Developmental Disabili- rock for all family engage- of Bristol District Attor- arrive on the scene dis- ties and Hospitals, which provide updated statis- from the disease is now ment in schools,” Superin- covered only debris and ney Thomas Quinn III. oversees the Cranston fa- tics on Thanksgiving Day, 1,346 patients. tendent Harrison Peters an empty life raft. The No of cers were injured cility. when most testing sites The number of people in said in a statement. Coast Guard called off and they did not return A Slater spokesperson were closed because of the the state’s hospitals with The conferences start the search for the men re. earlier this week con- holiday. the disease was down to Monday. on Tuesday. Police responding The men were an expe- to 911 calls at about rienced shing crew that 10:30 a.m. found the Shuttered mall could be used was bringing ground sh rst victim, identi ed such as cod and haddock as Angel Cruz, 40. He back into port, people was taken to St. Luke’s familiar with the vessel Hospital, where he was as a site for jury trials have said. The vessel was called the Emmy pronounced dead. BOSTON (AP) — A to resume six-person jury person of color and 76 per- ration with our partner Rose and it was based in A second victim got into shuttered Massachusetts trials in January to deal cent are led by a woman. nonpro t organizations, Portland. a car and was driving mall is being considered with a massive statewide Among the organiza- we have supported pro- The investigation into to the hospital when he as a site to hold jury tri- backlog, but only at sites tions to receive grants gramming for youth and the sinking could yield crashed, according to the als when they resume that can be made corona- in the latest round of families, ensured public ndings that can be used statement. He was taken early next year, of cials virus safe. funding are the Black health and availability of for updating policies and to St. Luke’s Hospital say. It was determined that Boston COVID-19 Coali- COVID-19 testing, and in- preventing future at-sea before being transferred The state Trial Court’s Berkshire County court- tion, which will use the creased access to food and disasters, Wyrick said. to Rhode Island Hospital. Chief Justice Paula Car- houses could not be made money to boost testing basic needs.” His name was not re- ey in a letter to Berkshire safe. capacity as well as out- District Attorney Andrea Harrington said the reach and health mes- 61-year-old woman dies leased. LATEST FIGURES after kayak ips Harrington said The Berk- inability to try cases is saging in the city’s Black State health of cials About 45 minutes later, shire Mall in Lanesbor- delaying justice, while communities; and Del- on rough waters of cers spotted a man releasing two days’ worth ough is a possible location frustrating victims and ta Sigma Theta, Boston of coronavirus data re- who matched the descrip- for trials. defendants alike. NARRAGANSETT, R.I. Alumnae Chapter, which ported nearly 4,500 new- tion of the shooter. When “We have made some There is a backlog of will use its grant to sup- (AP) — Rough waters ly con rmed cases and of cers approached him, appreciable progress in more than 2,000 district port the academic and played a major role in 29 additional con rmed identifying and obtaining court trials and almost social-emotional needs the death of a 61-year-old he began ring a hand- deaths. space to conduct jury tri- 200 Superior Court tri- of 100 girls in the city’s Rhode Island woman in gun at them. After ring Massachusetts’ total als at the Berkshire Mall,” als in Berkshire County public schools. a kayaking accident on all the bullets in the Carey wrote, according to alone, she said. The Boston Resiliency caseload since the pan- Friday, state environmen- gun, he was taken into a story Thursday in The Fund has raised $33.4 demic began rose Friday tal of cials said. custody. Berkshire Eagle. “We are BOSTON million from more than to just under 212,000 cas- The victim and a He was identi ed as hopeful that together we NONPROFIT GRANTS 6,700 individual donors es, and the death toll now 56-year-old compan- Jon Zell, 18, of Mattapoi- can move the ball forward The Boston Resiliency and has distributed $29.4 stands at 10,401. Author- ion were headed to the sett. with respect to that loca- Fund created in response million to more than 360 ities caution that the ac- mouth of the Narrow Zell faces multiple tion.” to the coronavirus pan- nonpro t organizations tual toll is likely higher River in Narragansett counts of armed assault The retail outlet just demic has made another since March. because of deaths not at- where sea conditions outside of Pitts eld shut $1.75 million in grants to “The Boston Resiliency tributed to COVID-19. were rough at about with intent to murder down last year. 17 nonpro ts that serve Fund has served as a life- Nearly 1,000 people were 8:30 a.m., according to a and is scheduled to be Jury trials have been the community, Mayor line for our most vulnera- hospitalized as of Friday statement from the state arraigned Monday. The suspended during the Marty Walsh said in a ble residents since the be- afternoon, more than 200 Department of Enviro- investigation is ongoing coronavirus pandemic, but statement Friday. ginning of the COVID-19 of them in intensive care, mental Management. and he could face addi- the state court system an- Of those organizations, pandemic,” Walsh said in the state Department of One of the kayaks tional charges, the district nounced a plan recently 70 percent are led by a a statement. “In collabo- Public Health said. ipped over and the attorney said. victim fell into the water It could not be deter- and started to struggle, mined if he has an attor- according to the state- ney. ment. New rule could allow gas, ring The other kayaker struggled to help the Police: Driver found parked, victim until the Nar- asleep on I-93 squads for U.S. executions ragansett Fire Depart- ment arrived to assist. drags troopers The Cumberland woman By Michael Balsamo All states that use the HOOKSETT, N.H. ASSOCIATED PRESS death penalty allow le- was taken to South (AP) — A driver found County Hospital where thal injection – and that parked and asleep in the WASHINGTON — The she was pronounced is the primary method middle of Interstate 93 Justice Department is in all states where other dead. quietly amending its exe- The other kayaker, also is accused of dragging methods are allowed, ac- troopers with his SUV cution protocols, no longer cording to data compiled from Cumberland, was requiring federal death taken to the hospital with after he woke up, New by the nonpro t Death sentences to be carried Penalty Information Cen- undisclosed injuries. Hampshire State Police out by lethal injection and Their names were not said. ter. As lethal injection clearing the way to use drugs become dif cult to made public. Police received multi- other methods like ring obtain, some states have State Environmental ple reports of the parked squads and poison gas. Police are investigating. begun looking at alterna- vehicle with no lights on The amended rule, pub- tive methods for carrying lished Friday in the Fed- Fall River woman charged in a southbound lane in out death sentences. Al- Hooksett shortly before eral Register, allows the abama joined Oklahoma with sexually exploiting 6 a.m. Thursday. They U.S. government to con- and Mississippi in 2018 children found a man slumped duct executions by lethal approving the use of ni- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS over in the driver’s seat, injection or use “any other trogen gas to execute manner prescribed by the BOSTON (AP) — A with the vehicle still The federal prison complex in Terre Haute, Ind. prisoners, allowing the Massachusetts woman is law of the state in which state to asphyxiate con- running. the sentence was im- facing charges of exploit- by the law of the state in advocates, as the Trump demned inmates with the Troopers said they posed.” A number of states ing children in order to which the sentence is im- administration tries to gas in some cases. produce child pornogra- tried to wake up the allow other methods of posed,’’ and some of those push through a number In some states, inmates phy, federal prosecutors driver. They said he execution, including elec- states use methods other of rule changes before can choose the method of say. eventually got into a trocution, inhaling nitro- than lethal injection. Trump leaves of ce. A their execution. In Flor- Nichole Cyr, 25, of Fall struggle with them, gen gas or death by ring The of cial told the AP spokesperson for Biden ida, for example, an in- River, was indicted by a squad. briey dragging them the federal government told the AP earlier this mate can speci cally ask federal grand jury earlier It remains unclear to be put to death by elec- before he was removed “will never execute an in- month that the presi- this week on two counts whether the Justice De- trocution and in Wash- from the SUV. The troop- mate by ring squad or dent-elect “opposes the of sexual exploitation of partment will seek to use ington state, inmates can ers said they used a stun electrocution unless the death penalty now and children, according to the any methods other than ask to be put to death by gun on him. in the future” and would U.S. attorney’s of ce in lethal injection for exe- relevant state has itself hanging. In Utah, prison- They arrested Quincy Boston. cutions in the future. The authorized that method of work to end its use. But ers sentenced before May According to the Suh Ambe, 28, of Low- rule – which goes into ef- execution.” he did not say wheth- 2004 can choose to be indictment, Cyr pro- ell, Mass., on charges fect on Dec. 24 – comes The of cial said two ex- er executions would be killed by a ring squad. duced child pornography of reckless conduct by as the Justice Depart- ecutions scheduled in De- paused immediately once The state law there also involving two minors use of a deadly weapon, ment has scheduled ve cember would be done by Biden takes of ce. authorizes the use of a between November 2019 driving while intoxicat- executions during the lethal injection but didn’t Attorney General Wil- ring squad if lethal in- and July. ed, and resisting arrest. lame-duck period, includ- provide information about liam Barr restarted fed- jection drugs aren’t avail- She was also ordered Ambe was released on ing three just days before three others scheduled in eral executions this year able. January. The of cial spoke after a 17-year hiatus. to forfeit two iPhones to personal recognizance President-elect Joe Biden In 2014, following a to The Associated Press on This year, the Justice De- the government that it bail with a court date to takes of ce. botched state execution is alleged either con- A Justice Department condition of anonymity in partment has put to death in Oklahoma, President be determined. tained the sexual abuse of cial said the change order to discuss the inter- more people than during Barack Obama directed imagery in question, A phone number was made to account for nal department protocols. the previous half-centu- the Justice Department to showed her profiting couldn’t be found for the fact the Federal Death The change is likely ry, despite waning public conduct a broad review of from the content or was Ambe, and it wasn’t Penalty Act requires sen- to set off intense crit- support from both Demo- capital punishment and used or intended to immediately known if he tences be carried out in the icism from Democrats crats and Republicans for issues surrounding lethal be used to commit the had a lawyer. “in the manner prescribed and anti-death penalty its use. injection drugs. 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Installed and dedicated two response to the wall. Over 100 do this, the donor needs to con- years ago, the World Series Park donations have been made and tact the GE Foundation Matching “Wall of Fame” is still available since there’s still some room on Gifts Center at 1-800-305-0669 to sign up for. Those interested the plaque, we offer the oppor- and provide them with their so- in supporting World Series Park tunity to add names. The plaque cial security number, zip code and can have their name, inclusion honors those who donate, either the amount and date of the dona- of their spouse’s name, inclusion for themselves or in honor or in tion. Also, inform GE that the gift of their family, business name or memory of past loved ones. World is being made to the World Series organization name on the plaque Series Park really appreciates the Park Committee, which is regis- for a minimum donation of $100. generosity of these donors. Funds tered with them. Donations can also be made in raised go to the upkeep of the Donations to World Series Park honor of others or in memory of park. Our goal continues to be for inclusion on the “Wall of Fame” past loved ones. The permanent to provide a first-class facility for should be sent to World Series 4-foot by 8-foot plaque is located playing baseball in Saugus and to Park, 8 Holden Ave., Saugus, MA on the field side of the building encourage the youth of Saugus to 01906. Checks should be made and is lighted at night. play baseball.” payable to World Series Park. “Someone recently asked if it Donations can be made through The World Series Park Commit- COURTESY PHOTO was still possible to get a name the General Electric Matching tee is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, chari- A 4-by-8 foot “Wall of Fame” at Saugus’ World Series on the Wall of Fame,” said Bob Gifts Program. A GE employee, a table organization. Donations are Park is inscribed with dozens of names and business- Davis, superintendent of World GE retiree or the spouse of a de- tax-exempt. es of people who have donated to keep the park run- Series Park. “Over the past two ceased retiree are eligible to make For any questions, please con- ning over the past two years. years, we’ve had an unbelievable a donation that GE will match. To tact Bob Davis at 781-233-4555. Outbreak pushes Steelers-Ravens to Tuesday

ASSOCIATED PRESS prepare virtually all week. The postponement forced NEW YORK — The Bal- the NFL to move Dallas’ timore Ravens’ bout with visit to Baltimore next a COVID-19 outbreak has week from Thursday to forced the NFL to postpone Monday, Dec. 7. The un- the team’s trip to Pitts- beaten Steelers (10-0) will burgh for a second time. now have a short week to The league announced Friday the Ravens (6-4) prepare for a visit from the against the unbeaten Steel- Washington Football Team ers (10-0) will now take (4-7) on Dec. 6. place on Tuesday night. The game — if it hap- The game was originally pens — will be the second scheduled for Thanksgiv- Tuesday game played in ing, then moved to Sunday the NFL this season. Ten- afternoon after an initial nessee played at Buffalo wave of players on the Ra- on Tuesday, Oct. 13 follow- vens tested positive for the ing the Titans’ bout with PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS novel coronavirus. COVID-19 in early Octo- ber forced a reshuffling of With a win Sunday, the Cardinals and coach Kliff Kingsbury can add yet another blow to the Additional positive tests, the schedule that included New England’s fading playoff hopes. a group that reportedly in- cludes Baltimore quarter- moving Pittsburgh’s visit back Lamar Jackson, have to Tennessee from Oct. 4 to Pats will see a familiar face in former forced the Ravens (6-4) to Oct. 25. draftee, Cards coach Kingsbury

By Kyle Hightower Kingsbury knew there was the opportunity to work in than once, and he picked ASSOCIATED PRESS something different about an offensive quality con- up a lot of things on his him. trol role under then-offen- own,” Belichick said. FOXBOROUGH — “He was still the man, sive coordinator Charlie Now Kingsbury will try When Kliff Kingsbury be- there’s no doubt. Every- Weis and current offensive to use those tools against gan coaching at Texas Tech body knew who he was, coordinator Josh McDan- his former team when he in 2012, he used to carry a and he was a superstar,” iels, who was a defensive leads the Arizona Cardi- secret weapon on recruit- Kingsbury recalled. assistant at the time. nals (6-4) into Sunday’s ing trips: his Patriots 2003 An arm injury and “There were a bunch matchup with the Patriots Super Bowl ring. yearlong stay on injured of really good offensive (4-6). With a win the Car- “That was something I reserve prevented Kings- coaches that I was fortu- dinals can improve their tried to seal the deal with. bury from ever playing nate enough to be around,” It didn’t work as much as I chances of making it back a regular-season snap at Kingsbury said. “I did a to the playoffs for the rst would have liked but I de - quarterback for the Patri- little bit of everything. It time since 2015. They can nitely tried with the ring,” ots, and he was cut prior taught me how to break also add yet another blow Kingsbury said this week. to the 2004 campaign. But down games, and game to New England’s fad- Kingsbury, a quarter- Kingsbury says he owes plan, and all stuff that I ing hopes of extending its back, was drafted by New his coaching career to the still use today.” FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS England in the sixth round year he spent studying Belichick recalls Kings- streak of 11 consecutive in 2003, joining a roster under coach Bill Belichick bury being a fast learner. postseason berths. Quarterback Lamar Jackson has been one of that included a 26-year- and his staff. “He was not a guy you several Ravens players and staff to test positive old Tom Brady. Even then, That season allowed him had to tell anything more PATS, B2 for the coronavirus. Woman soccer player poised to play for Vandy football

ASSOCIATED PRESS Katie Hnida was the of her helmet. first woman to score at “I think it’s amazing NASHVILLE, Tenn. — the Football Bowl Subdi- and incredible. But I’m Women’s soccer player vision level with two ex- also trying to separate Sarah Fuller will don a tra points for New Mexi- that because I know this football uniform Satur- co on Aug. 30, 2003. April day for Vanderbilt and Goss was the second is a job I need to do and is poised to become the with an extra point for I want to help the team first woman to play in a Kent State in 2015. To- out and I want to do the Power 5 game when the nya Butler was the first best that I can,” Fuller Commodores visit Mis- woman to kick a field said. “Placing that his- souri. goal in an NCAA game torical aspect aside just “Let’s make history,” se- for Division II West Ala- helps me focus in on nior Sarah Fuller wrote bama on Sept. 13, 2003. what I need to do. I don’t Friday on Twitter with a A senior from Wy- want to let them down in photo of herself wearing lie, Texas, Fuller made a football jersey with a three saves last week- anyway. soccer ball between her end as Vanderbilt upset COVID-19 protocols feet while holding a foot- top-seeded Arkansas and restrictions have left ball in her hands. 3-1 in women’s soccer to coach Derek Mason with No woman has ap- capture the program’s a limited number of spe- peared in an Southeast- first Southeastern Con- cialists available against ern Conference football ference Tournament title Missouri. That’s why he game or for any Pow- since 1994. Fuller played reached out to soccer er 5 gridiron team. Liz every minute of the tour- coach Darren Ambrose PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Heaston became the first nament and said it’s an woman to score with two honor Vanderbilt called for some help. Vanderbilt kicker Sarah Fuller (center), a goalkeeper on the Commo- extra points for Willa- on her to help out. And if she is called dores’ women’s soccer team, kicks a eld goal during practice Wednes- mette in NAIA on Oct. She’ll be wearing “Play upon to assist, Fuller day. 18, 1997. Like A Girl” on the back will make history. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2020

TV/RADIO Men’s college basketball Patriots prepare for visiting 12 p.m...... North Dakota St. at Nebraska ...... Big Ten Network 4 p.m...... Liberty vs. South Carolina ...... ESPNews 6 p.m...... Loyola Marymount at Minnesota ...... Big Ten Network 8 p.m...... Notre Dame at Michigan St...... Big Ten Network Villanova vs. Virginia Tech ...... ESPNews Cardinals, coach Kingsbury Women’s college basketball 1 p.m...... Samford at Auburn ...... SEC Network College football PATS seen grimacing occasion- 12 p.m...... Bowling Green at Ohio ...... ESPNU ally on the sideline while Kent State at Buffalo ...... CBSSN From B1 Kentucky at Florida ...... ESPN throwing, but he stayed in Maryland at Indiana ...... ESPN2 Arizona won’t have one the game and had a solid Ohio State at Illinois ...... FS1 of its best weapons this performance, completing Penn State at Michigan ...... ABC 29 of 42 passes for 269 Texas Tech at Oklahoma St...... Fox week. Star receiver Larry Vanderbilt at Missouri ...... SEC Network Fitzgerald was placed on yards and two touchdowns. 3:30 p.m...... Auburn at Alabama...... CBS the Reserve/COVID-19 list Murray said he was lim- Fla. Atlantic at Middle Tenn...... CBSSN on Thursday along with iting throws in practice Northwestern at Michigan St...... ESPN Pittsburgh at Clemson ...... ABC receiver Trent Sher eld. and felt he’ll be ne for the Troy at Appalachian St...... ESPN2 The 37-year-old Fitzgerald Patriots game. 4 p.m...... Mississippi St. at Mississippi ...... SEC Network is in his 17th NFL season “I feel good,” Murray said. Rutgers at Purdue ...... FS1 and hasn’t missed a regu- “Obviously getting banged San Jose St. at Boise St...... Fox 7 p.m...... Duke at Georgia Tech ...... NESN lar-season game since 2014. up a little bit the past cou- Kansas St. at Baylor ...... ESPN2 But even without Fitz- ple of weeks.” LSU at Texas A&M ...... ESPN gerald, Belichick says the HELP AT PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Memphis at Navy ...... CBSSN Cardinals’ big-play ability RUNNING BACK 7:30 p.m...... Georgia at South Carolina ...... SEC Network remains strong. Patriots running back Coach Bill Belichick and New England are des- Utah at Washington ...... ABC perate for a win while preparing to host a Car- 8 p.m...... Arizona at UCLA ...... Fox “Kliff does a good job Rex Burkhead said on In- TCU at Kansas ...... FS1 with the offense of getting stagram this week that he dinals team led by former Patriots draft pick Men’s college hockey is out for the season after and Cardinals coach Kliff Kingsbury. 4:30 p.m...... Boston College at UMass ...... NESN Plus the ball into space, getting Horse racing the ball to receivers – or sustaining a knee injury in 11:30 a.m...... America’s Day at the Races ...... FS2 whether it be backs, tight last week’s loss to the Tex- a quad injury. He was a total yards per game, which Mixed martial arts ends or receivers – but get- ans. healthy scratch against leads the league. 10 p.m...... UFC: Blaydes vs. Lewis (heavyweights) ...... ESPN Burkhead was one of the Skiing ting the ball to somebody Houston, but could be The usual starting lineup 3 p.m...... FIS: Alpine World Cup (tape) ...... NBC in space where they have more versatile pieces of ready Sunday to add to a is left tackle D.J. Humphries, Men’s soccer an opportunity to make big the Patriots’ offense and group that still has leading left guard Justin Pugh, cen- 10 a.m...... Premier League: Burnley at Manchester City ...... NBCSN plays. I think they proba- was having one of the best rusher Damien Harris and ter Mason Cole, right guard 12:30 p.m...... Premier League: Leeds United at Everton ...... NBC 3 p.m...... Premier League: Sheffield at West Bromwich Albion .. NBCSN bly make as many as any- years of his career with a James White. J.R. Sweezy and right tackle body,” he said. combined 466 yards and LEADING LINE Kelvin Beachum. KYLER’S CANNON six touchdowns rushing Arizona’s offensive line “They usually are the un- NFL Cardinals quarterback and receiving. doesn’t have a lot of big sung group, but everybody Kyler Murray fell on his Help could be on the way. names but has quietly been knows they’re kind of the AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE right throwing shoulder Sony Michel was activated among the best in the NFL heart and soul,” Kingsbury East East W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA early in last Thursday’s from injured reserve last this season. That’s an im- said. “I’ve been very proud of Buffalo 7 3 0 .700 272 265 Washington 4 7 0 .364 241 243 loss to the Seattle Sea- week after being sidelined portant reason why the Car- our group and the evolution Miami 6 4 0 .600 264 202 Philadelphia 3 6 1 .350 220 254 hawks. Murray could be since Week 3 because of dinals are averaging 414.3 from Year 1 to Year 2.” NE 4 6 0 .400 209 238 N.Y. Giants 3 7 0 .300 195 236 N.Y. Jets 0 10 0 .000 149 302 Dallas 3 8 0 .273 251 359 South South W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Indianapolis 7 3 0 .700 276 208 NO 8 2 0 .800 295 222 Tennessee 7 3 0 .700 279 259 Tampa Bay 7 4 0 .636 320 253 PGA Tour gets share of European Houston 4 7 0 .364 268 297 Carolina 4 7 0 .364 253 272 Jacksonville 1 9 0 .100 202 298 Atlanta 3 7 0 .300 252 275 North North W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Pittsburgh 10 0 0 1.000 298 174 Green Bay 7 3 0 .700 308 258 Tour TV as part of alliance Cleveland 7 3 0 .700 238 261 Chicago 5 5 0 .500 191 209 Baltimore 6 4 0 .600 268 195 Minnesota 4 6 0 .400 264 278 Cincinnati 2 7 1 .250 213 270 Detroit 4 7 0 .364 252 328 By Doug Ferguson The PGA Tour shut West West ASSOCIATED PRESS W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA down for three months, Kansas City 9 1 0 .900 321 214 L.A. Rams 7 3 0 .700 243 192 and then resumed June Las Vegas 6 4 0 .600 286 276 Seattle 7 3 0 .700 318 287 The PGA Tour has ac- 8 and played a tourna- Denver 4 6 0 .400 206 267 Arizona 6 4 0 .600 287 238 quired a minority stake LAC 3 7 0 .300 260 273 San Fran 4 6 0 .400 238 234 ment every week except in the European Tour’s for this one, with no re- Thursday’s Games New Orleans at Denver, 4:05 p.m. media production compa- Houston 41, Detroit 25 San Francisco at L.A. Rams, 4:05 duction in prize money. ny as part of an alliance Two of its Asia tourna- Washington 41, Dallas 16 p.m. announced Friday, a big Sunday’s Games Kansas City at Tampa Bay, 4:25 p.m. ments, in South Korean Arizona at New England, 1 p.m. rst step toward devel- Chicago at Green Bay, 8:20 p.m. and Japan, moved to the Carolina at Minnesota, 1 p.m. oping a more uni ed Monday’s Game western U.S. with a purse Cleveland at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. golf schedule around the Seattle at Philadelphia, 8:15 p.m. of $9.75 million (CJ Cup L.A. Chargers at Buffalo, 1 p.m. world. Las Vegas at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Tuesday’s Game at Shadow Creek) and $8 The deal effectively Miami at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Baltimore at Pittsburgh, TBA million (Zozo Champion- makes the two leading N.Y. Giants at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 3 ship at Sherwood). tours more partners than Tennessee at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Dallas at Baltimore, 8:20 p.m. The European Tour re- rivals. The tours said in a statement the alliance sumed in July with a se- TODAY IN SPORTS ries of new tournaments would allow them to col- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS laborate on commercial geared toward giving its Nov. 28 victory by the Bengals that is the PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan along members events to play 1906 — Tommy Burns fights to a second-highest scoring game in NFL opportunities and global media rights in certain with the European Tour have announced an while maintaining a strict 20-round draw with light heavyweight history. bubble to protect against Jack O’Brien in a world heavyweight 2004 — Bode Miller becomes the territories. alliance on Friday that could be the start of a title bout in Los Angeles. first man to open a World Cup sea- “The PGA Tour moves the spread of the corona- 1929 — Ernie Nevers rushes for six son with three victories in three dis- member who would have “We felt partnering virus. Players would stay touchdowns and kicks four PATs to from a competitor to a ciplines, winning a super-giant slalom partner,” Keith Pelley, a vote. “They have a mon- with the PGA Tour was in regions such as the score all his team’s points, an NFL ahead of Hermann Maier in Lake record, in the Chicago Cardinals’ etary investment in our the best option,” he said. Iberian peninsula and Louise, Alberta. Miller’s first career chief executive for the 40-6 rout of the Chicago Bears. the U.K., though the to- Super G win comes one day after his European Tour, said on a business,” he said of the Pelley said the partner- 1948 — Dippy Evans of the Chicago first World Cup downhill victory. He conference call. PGA Tour. ship grew out of golf orga- tal purse was rarely more Bears is the only NFL player to score than 1 million euros. two touchdowns on recovered fum- also won the season-opening giant While seen as a pivotal Pelley said the board’s nizations having to work bles in a 48-13 victory over the slalom in Soelden, Austria, and is rst step, any notion of a approval of the partner- together at the start of The exceptions were Washington Redskins. just the fourth skier to win World Cup world tour — which golf ship was unanimous. the COVID-19 pandemic the BMW PGA Champi- races in all five disciplines over his 1969 — The New York Knicks beat executives have contem- The announcement is to rearrange the major onship at Wentworth, the the Cincinnati Royals 106-105 at career (slalom and combined are the agship event at its head- Cleveland to set an NBA record with others). plated for more than a likely to put an end to championship season for 18 consecutive victories. 2010 — Roger Federer wins his fifth decade — remains some the Premier Golf League, men and women. quarters, the Scottish 1981 — Alabama’s Paul “Bear” Bry- season-ending title by stopping top- years away. The immedi- which a year ago was “We shared the chal- Open and the DP World ant becomes the winningest coach in ranked Rafael Nadal 6-3, 3-6, 6-1 at ate goal is to gure out a courting the world’s best lenges of working through Tour Championship next college football history when the Tide the ATP World Tour Finals. month in Dubai. beats Auburn 28-17 in the Iron Bowl. schedule that keeps the players for a team-based a year neither of us could 2014 — Martin St. Louis reaches The gap between the It’s Bryant’s 315th career victory, sur- 1,000 career points with a goal and tours from competing circuit and funded in part have ever imagined and passing Amos Alonzo Stagg’s total. an assist, sending the New York against each other and by Saudi money. Rory we found de nite syner- tours has grown so much 1982 — The U.S., led by John McEn- Rangers past the Philadelphia Flyers strengthening events on McIlroy, Jon Rahm and gies in many areas of our in the last decade there roe, beats France 4-1 to win the 3-0. both sides of the Atlantic Brooks Koepka rejected respective tours,” Pelley have been rumblings of Davis Cup championship. 2014 — Brandon Doughty throws a 1986 — The Celtics defeat San and beyond. the idea right before the said. a merger of the tours, or Conference USA-record eight touch- Antonio 111-96 at Boston Garden to pandemic. The announcement even a takeover, given down passes, the last in overtime to Pelley offered few de- set an NBA record with their 38th Jared Dangerfield followed by a tails on scheduling, ac- Pelley said The Raine comes toward the end of the PGA Tour’s wealth. consecutive homecourt victory. Group, a private equity a devastating year nan- Monahan referred only to 1992 — Bobby Bowden becomes the 2-point conversion pass to Willie cess to tours or even ne- first major college coach to win 10 McNeal that lifts Western Kentucky gotiating media rights. rm behind the Premier cially for both tours. The a partnership, and said games in six straight seasons as over No. 19 Marshall 67-66. As part of the agree- Golf League, presented a PGA Tour has lost more “we look forward to work- Florida State beats Florida 45-24 to 2015 — Paxton Lynch ties the FBS ment, PGA Tour Commis- “compelling offer to take money than the Europe- ing together for the ben- record with seven touchdown passes finish the regular season at 10-1. sioner Jay Monahan will the European Tour to an- an one because of its size, e t of the men’s profes- 2004 — Cincinnati and Cleveland in a half, and Memphis sets sin- play the most remarkable game in gle-season records for yards and join the European Tour other level but in a differ- though it had more in re- sional game and for golf their intrastate rivalry, a wacky 58-48 points in a 63-0 romp over SMU. board as a non-executive ent direction.” serve to handle the crisis. fans around the world.” NBA releases shorter preseason schedule; games start Dec. 11

By Tim Reynolds champion Los Angeles ada border remains adelphia, the Pelicans ASSOCIATED PRESS Lakers will play on the closed to nonessential and the Heat opted for first night of the presea- travel during the corona- two-game preseasons. The NBA released a son, technically a home virus pandemic. condensed 49-game pre- Brooklyn’s presea- game against the Los That Dec. 18 game season schedule Fri- son opener — and pre- Angeles Clippers. The is Toronto’s lone home day, with teams playing sumably the first time Lakers play the Clippers game on the preseason between two and four that Kevin Durant, who twice in the preseason, schedule. games starting on Dec. then a home-and-home Orlando, Atlanta, New missed last season while 11. recovering from sur- Preseason contests will with Phoenix and new York, Detroit, Houston, Suns guard Chris Paul Chicago, Sacramen- gery to repair his Achil- continue through Dec. les tendon, plays for the 19. Teams begin training as well. to, Portland, Charlotte, camps next week. The Eastern Confer- Phoenix, Memphis, Nets — is at home on The league plans to re- ence champion Miami Cleveland and the Lak- Dec. 13 against Washing- veal the first half of the Heat are scheduled ers are all scheduled to ton. That is also the Wiz- 72-game regular season for only two preseason play four preseason con- ards’ preseason opener, schedule — that mean- games — at home Dec. tests. so it could be the first ing games to be played 14 against New Orleans Minnesota, Golden instance of Washington between Dec. 22 and and new Pelicans coach State, Oklahoma City, guard John Wall playing (and former Heat coach) San Antonio, Dallas, Mil- March 4 — in the coming in an NBA game since Stan Van Gundy, then on waukee, Toronto, Denver, days. Games for the sea- Dec. 26, 2018; he missed son’s second half, sched- Dec. 18 in Toronto’s first Washington, Utah, In- much of the 2018-19 sea- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS uled as between March game at its temporary diana and the Clippers home in Tampa, Florida. have three preseason son and all of last season The Washington Wizard’s preseason opener on 11 and May 16, will be The Raptors are going to games apiece on their following separate sur- Dec. 13 could be the rst time guard John Wall revealed around the mid- point of the season. open this season in Tam- schedules. geries on his heel and plays in an NBA game since Dec. 26 2018. The defending NBA pa because the U.S-Can- Brooklyn, Boston, Phil- Achilles tendon. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Appeals court rejects Trump challenge of Pennsylvania race

By Maryclaire Dale 6.8 million voters or at ASSOCIATED PRESS least “cherry-pick” the 1.5 million who voted by mail PHILADELPHIA — in Philadelphia, Pitts- President Donald Trump’s burgh and other Demo- legal team suffered yet cratic-leaning areas, the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS another defeat in court appeals court said. Black Friday shoppers wear face masks as they Friday as a federal ap- “One might expect that peals court in Philadel- leave Saks Fifth Avenue agships store empty when seeking such a star- handed, Friday, in New York. phia roundly rejected the tling outcome, a plaintiff campaign’s latest effort to would come formidably challenge the state’s elec- armed with compelling le- tion results. gal arguments and factual Virus keeps Black Trump’s lawyers vowed proof of rampant corrup- to appeal to the Supreme tion,” Brann wrote in his Court despite the judg- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS scathing ruling on Nov. 21. es’ assessment that the “That has not happened.” Friday crowds “campaign’s claims have President Donald Trump plays golf at Trump A separate Republican no merit.” National Golf Club, Friday, in Sterling, Va. challenge that reached the “Free, fair elections are Pennsylvania Supreme thin, shoppers the lifeblood of our democ- gares were on the panel Court should decide!” Court this week seeks to racy. Charges of unfair- with Bibas, a former Uni- Ever since, Trump and stop the state from further ness are serious. But call- versity of Pennsylvania law his surrogates have at- certifying any races on the shift online ing an election unfair does professor. Trump’s sister, tacked the election as ballot. Democratic Gov. not make it so. Charges Judge Maryanne Trump awed and led a urry of Tom Wolf’s administra- By Alexandra Olson, preparing to spend a lot of require speci c allega- Barry, sat on the court for lawsuits to try to block the tion is ghting that effort, Anne D’innocenzio time indoors this winter. tions and then proof. We 20 years, retiring in 2019. results in six battleground saying it would prevent and Joseph Pisani Many were still eager to have neither here,” 3rd “Voters, not lawyers, states. But they’ve found the state’s legislature and ASSOCIATED PRESS get into the holiday spir- Circuit Judge Stephanos choose the president. Bal- little sympathy from judg- congressional delegation it and delight their loved Bibas, a Trump appointee, NEW YORK — The rag- lots, not briefs, decide elec- es, nearly all of whom from being seated in the ones after a tough year. wrote for the three-judge ing coronavirus pandemic tions,” Bibas said in the dismissed their com- coming weeks. Eric Kelly, a boxing gym panel, all appointed by kept crowds thin at malls opinion, which also denied plaints about the security On Thursday, Trump owner, camped outside a Republican presidents. the campaign’s request to of mail-in ballots, which and stores across the said the Nov. 3 election store on Black Friday for The case had been ar- stop the state from certi- millions of people used to country on Black Friday, was still far from over. Yet the rst time in his life, try- gued last week in a lower fying its results, a demand vote from home during the he offered the clearest sig- but a surge in online shop- ing to score a PlayStation 5 court by Trump lawyer he called “breathtaking.” COVID-19 pandemic. nal to date that he would ping offered a beacon of for his 13-year-old twin sons Rudy Giuliani, who in- In fact, Pennsylvania of - Trump perhaps hopes a leave the White House hope for struggling retail- as a reward for persevering sisted during ve hours of cials had announced Tues- Supreme Court he helped peaceably on Jan. 20 if the ers after months of slump- through remote learning oral arguments that the day that they had certi ed steer toward a conservative Electoral College formal- ing sales and businesses during the pandemic. 2020 presidential election their vote count for Presi- 6-3 majority would be more izes Biden’s win. toppling into bankruptcy. had been marred by wide- dent-elect Joe Biden, who open to his pleas, especially “Certainly I will. But In normal times, Black “They’ve been away from spread fraud in Pennsyl- defeated Trump by more since the high court upheld you know that,” Trump Friday is the busiest shop- their friends,” said Kelly, vania. However, Giuliani than 80,000 votes in the Pennsylvania’s decision said at the White House, ping day of the year, draw- who failed to get the console failed to offer any tangi- state. Nationally, Biden to accept mail-in ballots taking questions from re- ing millions of people ea- at a GameStop in New York ble proof of that in court. and running mate Kamala through Nov. 6 by only a porters for the rst time ger to get started on their City’s Union Square but U.S. District Judge Mat- Harris garnered nearly 80 4-4 vote last month. Since since Election Day. holiday spending. said he would keep trying thew Brann had said the million votes, a record in then, Trump nominee Amy On Friday, however, he But these are not nor- online. “They’ve done ev- campaign’s error- lled U.S. presidential elections. Coney Barrett has joined continued to baselessly mal times: A spike in coro- erything they had to do in complaint, “like Franken- Trump has said he hopes the court. attack Detroit, Atlanta navirus cases is threat- school and outside of school, stein’s Monster, has been the Supreme Court will “The activist judicial ma- and other Democratic cit- ening the economy’s tful so I have to award them for haphazardly stitched intervene in the race as it chinery in Pennsylvania ies with large Black pop- recovery from the sud- being exceptional kids.” together” and denied Gi- did in 2000, when its de- continues to cover up the al- ulations as the source of den plunge in the spring. Before Black Friday, uliani the right to amend cision to stop the recount legations of massive fraud,” “massive voter fraud.” Crowds at stores were GameStop teased that it it for a second time. in Florida gave the elec- Trump lawyer Jenna Ellis And he claimed, without dramatically diminished would have a limited sup- The 3rd U.S. Circuit tion to Republican George tweeted after Friday’s rul- evidence, that a Pennsyl- as shoppers shifted online. ply of the new $500 Play- Court of Appeals called W. Bush. On Nov. 5, as ing. “On to SCOTUS!” vania poll watcher had un- Game consoles, cookware, Station 5 game console for any revisions “futile.” Chief the vote count continued, In the case at hand, the covered computer memory robotic vacuum cleaners, sale only at its stores, in Judge D. Brooks Smith Trump posted a tweet Trump campaign asked to drives that “gave Biden slippers and pajamas were contrast to other retailers and Judge Michael Cha- saying the “U.S. Supreme disenfranchise the state’s 50,000 votes” apiece. popular among shoppers that sold it only online. U.S. colleges mull new virus protocols for students’ return

By Lisa Rathke Association of American ASSOCIATED PRESS Colleges and Universities. George Washington COLCHESTER, Vt. — University in Washing- St. Michael’s College man- ton, D.C., for one, an- aged to keep coronavirus nounced early last month cases at bay for almost it will continue most of its PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS two months this fall with classes virtually. students tested upon ar- Tim Daley and son Jacob, 9 years, from Tuala- Student cooperation rival and once every three with protocols helped to tin carry their freshly cut Christmas tree at Lee weeks. farms on Saturday, Nov. 21, 2020 in Tualatin, Ore. keep the number of coro- But in mid-October, cas- navirus cases low at the es at the small Vermont University of Vermont’s school started to climb. campus in the small city Many turn to real The outbreak was linked of Burlington, President to an ice rink more than PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Suresh Garimella said. 40 miles away. The liber- On a recent day, stu- Christmas trees as al arts college shifted to University of Vermont students walk through a dents wearing masks all-remote learning and tent leading to a COVID-testing site on campus streamed through a tent bright spot amid virus closed the campus to visi- in Burlington, Vt. outside the student center tors. By November, a total where they are required of 76 of the roughly 1,400 to be tested weekly. They By Gillian Flaccus and that’ll be something Schools that are bring- placing it with two mini- students on campus had stayed apart, stopped at ASSOCIATED PRESS small to look forward to,” ing students back are ad- breaks in March and April. tested positive, the school a station to sanitize their she said. justing testing protocols, “We’ll program stuff for said. hands and blow their nose PORTLAND, Ore. — Ani The real Christmas tree introducing new screen- the campus so people get “It was very concerning and then proceeded into Sirois, a respiratory nurse, industry, which has been ings, and eliminating a break,” Chief Financial to experience the spike in the indoor testing center. has spent months caring battling increased in- spring breaks to discour- Of cer Douglas Terp said. for coronavirus patients at cases that we did after so age students from travel- More schools are expect- “It’s part of my routine,” terest in arti cial trees, many weeks of surveil- a Portland, Oregon, hospi- ing to help keep campuses ed to require students get said sophomore Brian is glad to see that more lance tests with no posi- tal, and she’s only getting open. tested before they come to Boyle of the testing. Americans appear to be tives,” President Lorraine busier as infections — and Other schools big and campus rather than when The school received fed- ocking to fresh-cut ever- Sterritt said by email. hospitalizations — surge small think it’s still pos- they arrive, as some insti- eral coronavirus relief greens this season, seek- When students come before the holidays. sible to keep a pandem- tutions did before the fall funding for virus-related ing a bright spot amid the back for the spring se- But on a recent sunny ic-era residential college semester, said Barbara expenses like testing, but virus’s worsening toll. mester, St. Michael’s will day, COVID-19 seemed experience. Mistick, president of the Garimella estimates it It’s early in the season, begin testing them week- will spend an additional far away as she, her hus- California Polytechnic National Association of but both wholesale tree ly. The college may also $10 million to $15 million. band and their 2-year- State University in San Independent Colleges and farmers and small cut- require students to move There are also a lot of old daughter roamed a Luis Obispo plans to add Universities. your-own lots are report- to a separate residence precautions in place, rules Christmas tree farm in saliva testing in the winter Institutions like Syracuse ing strong demand, with hall when they are told to for social distancing and search of the perfect ev- many opening well before quarantine. quarter that will be pro- University in New York the maximum number of ergreen for a holiday sea- Thanksgiving. Businesses The coronavirus pre- cessed on campus and will abandoned in-person learn- people in a group, Boyle son unlike any other. The say they are seeing more sented huge challenges allow it “to test many more ing earlier than planned said. It’s harder to get to- family was tree-shopping people and earlier than for the fall semester for people much more quickly this fall but are planning gether with people social- nearly a week before ever. U.S. colleges that opened — our current estimate on a resumption of campus ly, but he said students Thanksgiving and, for At some pick-your-own- the academic year with is 4,000 tests per day by life next semester. can nd ways to go about the rst time, they were tree farms, for example, in-person learning, in- mid-January,” President But a growing number of it and still follow the rules picking their own tree in- customers sneaked in cluding some that took a Jeffrey Armstrong said in schools will stick with vir- and be safe. stead of buying a pre-cut well before Thanksgiving battering from outbreaks. a campus-wide message tual instruction through “You know being outside one. to tag the perfect tree to Those not joining the this month. the spring. in small groups and stuff,” “It’s nice to have home cut down once the busi- growing number that will In the spring semes- “We are seeing a rapid he said. be a separate safe space ness opened. As demand offer only virtual learning ter, Colby College in rise in colleges and uni- As cases rose in Ver- away from the hospital, surges, big box stores are are assessing how they Maine wants to add some versities announcing they mont and at UVM in No- and whether we can have seeking fresh trees up to would bring students back rapid antigen tests to will move to remote learn- vember, though, he said a gathering with fam- a week earlier than last after the winter holidays twice-weekly tests for stu- ing for the remainder of he was becoming a bit ily or not, I know we’ll year, and Walmart is of- while the country faces dents, faculty and staff. this semester and for the concerned about whether have our own little tree fering free home delivery crushing rates of virus in- It also did away with the spring,” said Lynn Pas- the spring semester will with the purple lights, for the rst time. fections. one-week spring break re- querella, president of the be in-person. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Prenup becomes roadblock on couple’s path to the altar DEAR ABBY: I have a and I bring up the topic of delightful, caring, loving Dear Abby is written by Abigail them enabling my sister man in my life. We knew by letting her pawn her each other years ago Van Buren, also known as Jeanne kids off and blame her when we were married to Phillips, and was founded by her depression, their re- other people. Three years mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact sponse is, “Well, it’s bet- ago, after a couple of ter than her going off the years of courtship, he Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. deep end.” I also feel bad asked me to move in. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. that those kids are not We are great together. with their parents in He has embraced my two their own house, instead of being schlepped children and especially companion, who loves me my parents are enabling my two grandchildren as around. Am I wrong to dearly but can’t seem to my sister to take advan- think she’s being allowed he had none from his pre- honor our relationship tage of them. She has suf- vious marriage. Because to get away with being a and take the next step. fered from depression bad parent? I bring more to his life Am I right to let it be? most of her life. She has than anyone, I proposed two children, ages 8 and to him seven months ago, CONCERNED IN WAITING, FOR NOW 5. COLORADO and he said yes. We talk- Before COVID, she ed, and he requested a DEAR WAITING: I dealt with her depression DEAR CONCERNED: prenup, which is ne agree that you cannot and was a stay-at-home The COVID-19 epidemic with me because his ex make anyone do anything mom for six years. Back and subsequent quaran- took a large sum of cash. they are not inclined to in March, she asked my tine have triggered anxi- I have asked a few do. Because drafting the parents to take in her ety and serious depres- times since the proposal prenuptial agreement ap- 8-year-old for schooling sion in people who were if he has talked to his pears to be stalled, raise the rest of the year. For previously emotionally cousin who is an attorney the subject again and ask the last several months, resilient. That it could he trusts, but I don’t be- if he regrets accepting one or both of her chil- cause a recurrence in lieve this is moving along. your proposal or if he’s dren have been here at someone with chronic de- Because you cannot ready to move forward. our house. Mind you, she pression is no surprise. make anyone do any- He may like things just as and her husband live ve Your mother and stepfa- thing they are not in- they are, and if you need hours away, so it’s not ther are doing what they clined to do, I have more than what he is like they are nearby. Now feel is best for their stopped asking. He willing to give, you may there’s discussion about grandchildren, your sis- knows I need nancial have to move on. Three my parents keeping them ter and themselves. Ac- security. years is enough time to into next year. cept it and quit sec- I have always done decide if he wants to Mom retired only last ond-guessing them. They right by him — that is make your romance per- year and has barely been have more than enough to who I am. At this point, manent. able to enjoy her retire- deal with without you I’m enjoying my life of ment alone with my step- adding more stress at this privilege with my doctor DEAR ABBY: I think dad. When my brother point. BRIDGE

Computer simulation helps with leads Anyone who has played with and South opens one no-trump, and against robots at Bridge Base Online North raises to three no-trump. What will know that their opening leads would you lead? are imaginative. Against three no- The authors point out that in this trump, a minor-suit singleton has auction, East-West will average 14.4 been chosen several times! cards in the majors to the other side’s Nearly 10 years ago, Englishmen 11.6. So, lean strongly toward a ma- Taf Anthias and David Bird used soft- jor. They found that even a passive ware to analyze opening leads. They lead from a short major worked better took numerous hands and randomly than from honor-fourth in a minor. dealt the other 39 cards to satisfy In this example, the heart ace the constraints of the auction. Then beat the contract 27.8% of the time, they calculated which leads work which was 8% better than a dia- best at Chicago and teams (where mond. At matchpoints, the heart ace overtricks don’t matter), and which was still best. at matchpoints (where overtricks are In this deal, the heart ace is the only very important). Their conclusions winner. South takes the second heart can be found in “Winning Notrump and drives out the club ace, but East Leads” and ‘Winning Suit Contract establishes his hearts. Declarer has Leads” (Master Point Press). only eight winners (one spade, two Some of the conclusions were pre- hearts and ve clubs), and if he takes dictable, several surprising. Look at the spade nesse, he goes down two. the West hand in today’s diagram. A diamond lead, though, is too slow. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV NOVEMBER 28, 2020 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 Saturday, Nov. 28 Huston’s look at 19th-century artist Hen- BROADCAST STATIONS ri de Toulouse-Lautrec (José Ferrer). The Robbie the Reindeer WGBH Dolly Parton: I Will Always Josh Groban: An Evening of The Trouble With Roadkill on Master- Secrets of Royal Great lm was nominated for seven Oscars, ^ PBS Love You (My Music) Harmony Maggie Cole piece Travel Perform. CBS, 8 p.m. including Best Picture and Best Actor for CBS airs two Robbie the Reindeeranimat- WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! Robbie the Reindeer The Story of Santa 48 Hours (N) News Phantom In Touch NCIS: New Orleans Ferrer, and won two, for its art direction $ CBS Fortune Claus Gourmet ed holiday specials tonight, beginning and costume design. WCVB Coll. College Football Oklahoma at West Virginia. The 14th-ranked Sooners (6-2, News- Celebrity Nightwatch “Full Home, with “Hooves of Fire,” in which Robbie % ABC Football 5-2 Big 12) hit the road to face the Mountaineers (5-3, 4-3). (N) Center 5 Page (N) Moon Rising” Life (voice of Ben Stiller) competes against WBTS Boston Ballet: The The National Dog Show More than 500 Saturday Night News Saturday Night Live 1st Look Blitzen (voice of Hugh Grant) in the Rein- Sunday, Nov. 29 * NBC Nutcracker dogs compete. Live (N) at 11 deer Races for a position on Santa’s The Top Ten Revealed: “More Songs WFXT College Update College Football Teams TBA. (N) Boston Sports Cosmos: Possible sleigh team. Then in “Legend of the Lost Named After Women” 9 FOX Football News Wrap Worlds Tribe,” Robbie must stop Blitzen from cre- AXS TV, 8 p.m. WUTF (6:00) ››‡ “The Day After ››‡ The Intern (2015, Comedia-Drama) Robert De ›› Clash of the Titans (2010, Fantasía) Lara ating a Reindeer World theme park. Rock music has been lled with ballads = UMA Tomorrow” (2004, Acción) Niro, Anne Hathaway, Rene Russo. Sam Worthington, Liam Neeson. Croft-Life Merry Liddle Christmas Wedding and odes to women, with more than WSBK Big Bang Big Bang My Santa (2013, Romance) Samaire Arm- Seinfeld Seinfeld 2 Broke 2 Broke Three Three Three F MNT Theory Theory strong, Matthew Lawrence, Julie Brown. Girls Girls Stooges Stooges Stooges Lifetime, 8 p.m. enough material for this countdown se- Original Film! WGBX (6:30) Great Perfor- Moments to Remember (My Music) 1950s and ’60s Dolly Parton: I Will Always Under- A Chef’s NOVA ries to ll another episode devoted to L PBS mances (N) hits. Love You (My Music) ground Life Lifetime’s rst Christmas sequel to last songs named after women. year’s hit movie Merry Liddle Christmas- WWJE Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre World’s Most Evil World’s 2020 Soul Train Awards once again follows Jacquie Liddle (Kelly R JN Murders Murders Murders Murders Murders Murders Murders Murders Murders Murders Killers Most BET/BET Her/VH1/MTV2, 8 p.m.; pre- Rowland), as she and Tyler (Thomas Cad- WLVI Last Man Last Man Gold- Gold- Mom Mom 7 News at 10PM on Modern Modern Family Family Bob’s X CW Standing Standing bergs bergs CW56 (N) Family Family Guy Guy Burgers rot) try to plan their perfect destination show 7 p.m. Tisha Campbell and Tichina Arnold re- WNUE ››› Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011) ››‡ The Karate Kid (2010, Niños) Jaden Smith, Noticias TYM Decisio- Latinx Programa Christmas wedding. Naturally, Jacquie’s ¨ TELE Voices of Jack Black. Jackie Chan, Taraji P. Henson. Telem Zona nes Now! plans go awry when her boisterous family turn as third-time hosts and coproducers WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & intervenes in her planning and her snooty of this event that celebrates the best of soul, R&B and hip-hop. H.E.R. leads this ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order wedding planner quits in protest. CABLE STATIONS Finding My Daughter year’s nominations with eight, followed by Chris Brown with seven, and Beyoncé and Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage LMN, 8 p.m. A&E Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Young Thug with six each. Original Film! (5:30) ›› “Fred ››› Elf (2003, Children’s) Will Ferrell, ››› Elf (2003, Children’s) Will Ferrell, ›› Snow Day (2000) Chris When Ashley (Cristina Rosato) was 16, Empires of New York AMC Claus” (2007) James Caan, Bob Newhart. James Caan, Bob Newhart. Elliott, Mark Webber. she had to give up her newborn daughter CNBC, 8 p.m. (4:59) “The Twilight ››‡ The Twilight Saga: Eclipse (2010, Romance) ›› The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 (2011) Twilight for adoption but always wondered what New Series! BRAVO Saga: New Moon” Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner. ‘PG-13’ Kristen Stewart. Bella and Edward marry. Saga-2 happened to her. Eighteen years later she This limited docuseries narrated by Paul Moonshiners Tickle Moonshiners “The Moonshiners “Hard Times Make the Best Moonshiners Moonshiners “Quar- Moon- DISC receives a letter from Brittany (Megan Giamatti (Billions) is set amid the grit, takes risks. Shining” Shine” Unearthing free ingredients. anshine” shiners Gabby Gabby Big City Big City Big City Big City LEGO Big City Bunk’d Bunk’d Jessie Jessie Bunk’d Best) requesting to meet her birth mother. greed and glory of 1980s New York and DISN Delighted and a little anxious, Ashley sets follows ve titans of that era -- Donald Duran Duran Greens Greens Greens Greens Avengers Greens College Football LSU at Texas A&M. (N) Score- College Football Teams TBA. (N) out to meet her daughter, but by the time Trump, Ivan Boesky, Leona Helmsley, John ESPN she arrives in her small hometown, Britta- Gotti and Rudy Giuliani -- who shared a board ny has vanished. The only people willing College Football Kansas State at Baylor. (N) UFC Fight Night: Lewis vs. Blaydes From UFC Apex in Las SportsCen- singular trait: the insatiable need to win ESPN2 Vegas. (N) ter to help her are Scott (Kyle Cassie), owner at all costs. Tonight’s combined, two-ep- “Cinder- ›››‡ Moana (2016, Children’s) Voices of Dwayne ›››› Beauty and the Beast (1991) ›› The Nutcracker and the of the local bookstore, and Jake (Jesse isode series premiere encompasses the FREE ella” Johnson, Auli’i Cravalho, Rachel House. Voices of Paige O’Hara, Robby Benson. Four Realms (2018, Children’s) Hutch), Ashley’s old high school boyfriend years 1980-85. Subsequent installments (6:30) ››› “Deadpool 2” (2018, Action) ›› Venom (2018) Tom Hardy. A man gains superpow- Fargo Loy forms an Black Narcissus and the town sheriff. As Jake helps Ashley of the six-part series will be hourlong. FX Ryan Reynolds, Josh Brolin. ers when his body merges with an alien. uneasy alliance. search for Brittany, they discover that they Pandora: “Tell Me That It Isn’t True” (6:15) ›› “Last ››‡ The Call of the Wild (2020) His Dark Materials His Dark Materials ››› Harriet (2019, Biography) Cynthia still have feelings for each other, but their The CW, 8 p.m. HBO Christmas” (2019) Harrison Ford. ‘PG’ “The Cave” Erivo, Janelle Monáe. ‘PG-13’ new relationship is strained after Jake un- History’s Greatest Mysteries New evi- History’s Greatest Mysteries (N) History’s Greatest Mysteries New evi- History’s Xander (Oliver Dench), Ralen (Ben Rad- HIST covers a long-hidden secret. Putting her cliffe) and Jett (Akshay Kumar) nally dence on the Titanic disaster. dence on the Titanic disaster. Greatest trust into the wrong person, Ashley must (6:00) “Merry Liddle Merry Liddle Christmas Wedding (2020) No Time Like Christmas (2019, Romance) Merry Liddle Christmas Wed- return to Earth, only to nd it completely LIFE ght to reunite with her daughter and see devoid of life with the exception being Christmas” (2019) Kelly Rowland, Thomas Cadrot. Rachel McLaren, Jim O’Heir. ding (2020) Kelly Rowland. Jake again. Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- a mysterious and amnesic Jax (Priscilla MTV lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness Parisian Painters Quintana); now they will need to work to- TCM, beginning at 8 p.m. Quick Patriots Pats This Tom Cur- American Ninja United Fight Alli- Alpha 8 World Poker Tour: Poker gether to unravel the strange mysteries of NBCSB Catch a Classic! Slants Week ran’s Warrior ance Season 11 this surreal world. Women’s College Hockey Holy McCourty The Fantasy Foot- NESN NESN NESN Dirty College Hockey Providence at The art scene in the City of Light is the NESN focus of two iconic lms airing back-to- Holiday Wars: “Critter Christmas” Cross at New Hampshire. ball Hour Sports Sports Sports Water TV Boston College. back tonight. First up is An American in Food Network, 8 p.m. (6:00) ››› “Despi- Danger Side All-Star Nickmas Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends “The One NICK cable Me 2” Force (N) Hustle Spectacular With Two Parties” Paris(1951), the classic musical directed Host Raven-Symoné asks the four re- maining teams of cake and sugar artists Shameless Monica Shameless “Fiona ›››‡ 1917 (2019, War) George MacKay, ›››‡ Full Metal Jacket (1987, War) Mat- The Rea- by Vincente Minnelli and choreographed SHOW tries to kill herself. Interrupted” Dean-Charles Chapman. ‘R’ thew Modine, Adam Baldwin. ‘R’ gans by Gene Kelly, who stars alongside Les- to create the most over-the-top, crazy vi- (6:57) The Spanish The Spanish Prin- Long Run ›› Maid in Manhattan (2002) The Spanish Princess “Faith” ›››› Titanic (1997) lie Caron in her lm debut. The lm was sions of a Christmas party in the animal STARZ kingdom. Shinmin Li and Erin Acevedo Princess cess “Destiny” Jennifer Lopez. ‘PG-13’ ‘PG-13’ inspired by George Gershwin’s 1928 (6:25) ››› “Doctor Strange” (2016) ››› Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017) Chris Pratt. The Hell Den Futurama Dallas & orchestral work of the same name, and judge these wild critter holiday parties. SYFY Benedict Cumberbatch, Chiwetel Ejiofor. team unravels the mystery of Peter Quill’s parentage. (N) Robo most of its songs also come from George The Simpsons: “The Road to Cincinnati” Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full ›› Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001, Ad- and Ira Gershwin. The brilliantly colorful FOX, 8 p.m. TBS Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Frontal venture) Angelina Jolie, Jon Voight. and fun lm won six of the eight Oscars Odd couple Principal Skinner (voice ››› Wonder Woman (2017, Action) Gal Gadot, Chris Pine. ›› Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016, Action) Ben Braven for which it was nominated, including of Harry Shearer) and Superintendent TNT Wonder Woman discovers her full powers and true destiny. Affleck, Henry Cavill, Amy Adams. (2018) Chalmers (voice of Hank Azaria) embark “Harry Potter and ›››‡ Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011) ››› Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 Best Picture and an honorary Oscar to USA Kelly for his achievements in choreog- on an 800-mile car ride to Cincinnati to Deathly Hallows” Daniel Radcliffe. Harry may have to make the ultimate sacrifice. (2010, Fantasy) Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint. (5:25) ›››‡ ›››› Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981, Adventure) ››› Independence Day (1996, Science Fiction) Will Smith, Bill raphy. Tonight’s second lm is Moulin attend an administrator’s convention in VH1 Rouge(1952), director/cowriter John the new episode “The Road to Cincinnati.” “Speed” (1994) Harrison Ford, Karen Allen, Paul Freeman. Pullman. Earthlings vs. evil aliens in 15-mile-wide ships.

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Final (N) Osteen With WCVB Prep- Prep & Supermarket Sweep Who Wants to Be a Card Sharks “211” News- SportsCen- Soledad Storm of Suspicion CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) % ABC Landing Landing (N) Millionaire (N) (N) Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien “Snow Job” WBTS Football Night in America (N) NFL Football Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers. (N) News NBC 10 Access Hollywood Home improvements will bring you closer to loved ones. Work together to build * NBC at 11 Sports a better environment in which to thrive. Be patient with a friend or relative who WFXT Simpsons Bob’s Simpsons Ice Age: Bob’s Family Boston 25 News at Boston Hot Top- Joel Van Sus- TMZ (N) 9 FOX Burgers Xmas Burgers Guy 10PM (N) News ics Osteen teren doesn’t share your point of view. WUTF (6:30) ›‡ “Max Payne” (2008, ››‡ The Man From U.N.C.L.E. (2015, Acción) Henry ››‡ Hancock (2008, Acción) Will Smith, Mita y = UMA Acción) Mark Wahlberg. Cavill, Armie Hammer, Alicia Vikander. Charlize Theron, Jason Bateman. mita AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) WSBK Castle “Undead NCIS “Daughters” NCIS “Tailing Angie” Two and Two and Big Bang Big Bang Mike & Mike & Bloodline F MNT Again” Half Men Half Men Theory Theory Molly Molly Dete If you don’t like what’s going on around you, remove yourself from the situation and WGBX Josh Groban: An Evening of Rick Steves’ European Christmas Christ- Stevie Nicks: 24 Karat Gold Independent Lens Reproductive do your own thing. Look for an innovative way to earn or save money. L PBS Harmony mas in Europe. Tour injustice in prisons. WWJE Nurses Who Kill Nurses Who Kill Nurses Who Kill How (Not) to Kill How (Not) to Kill Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) R JN “Charles Cullen” “Malcolm Webster” Your Husband Your Husband Murders Murders Murders WLVI Modern Modern Pandora “Tell Me The Outpost “Dying 7 News at 10PM on Wipeout Monk Pawn Look at the possibilities and proceed to make changes that will help you get things X CW Family Family That It Isn’t True” Is Painful” (N) CW56 (N) Stars WNUE Al rojo vivo (N) ››‡ The Fate of the Furious (2017) Vin Diesel, Dwayne John- Noticias TYM Decisio- Decisiones: unos done. Reconnect with someone from your past. Romance is on the rise. ¨ TELE son. Una mujer seduce a Dom y él traiciona a la pandilla. Telem Zona nes ganan, otros WABU A Royal Christmas Engagement (2020, A Christmas in Royal Fashion (2018, Best Christmas Ball Ever! (2019, Drama) Merry ARIES (March 21-April 19) ¥ ION Romance) James Nitti, Louie Chapman. Romance) Cindy Busby, Diarmaid Murtagh. 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BUENOS AIRES, Ar- rmed to Radio Diez on son did it like any kid of gentina (AP) — Three fu- Friday that he’d lost his 18,” he told the radio sta- neral workers have been job at the Pinier funeral tion. fired for posing for pho- home, along with his son He said he had been re- tos alongside the body of Ismael and Claudio Me- ceiving threats from oth- soccer star Diego Mara- dina. ers living in the El Pater- dona shortly before his One of the images shows nal neighborhood where funeral. Fernández and his son — Maradona debuted as a The images distributed smiling and with thumb professional in 1976 with across social media cre- raised — alongside Ma- the Argentinos Juniors ated outrage, even death radona’s body in the cof- team. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS threats, across a nation n on Thursday. Medina “They know me. I’m that venerated Maradona, appears in another in the from the neighborhood,” Teacher Rania Koukli prepares to record lessons that are broadcast on who died Wednesday of same pose. Fernández said. “They say public television, at an elementary school in Athens, Wednesday. a heart attack at age 60. Fernández insisted that they are going to kill us, Tens of thousands lined he hadn’t known they’d break our heads.” up for a chance to le past planned to take a photo- The team issued a his body at the nation’s graph, much less distrib- statement saying it was Greece puts faith in presidential palace on ute it. “It was something considering expelling Thursday. instantaneous. I’d just Fernández from its mem- raised my head and my online schooling Claudio Fernández con- bership rolls.

By Derek Gatopoulos them are all empty. As part of a pre-Christ- and Thanassis As European govern- mas lockdown, schooling Stavrakis ments double down on here is being held live on- ASSOCIATED PRESS restrictions, Greece has line with teachers sitting in taken the additional step closed classrooms or broad- ATHENS, Greece — There’s just 10 minutes of moving all school and casting on state television. left to come up with a sto- university tuition to re- The shutdown expanded to ry using items scattered mote classrooms to cope all school grades on Nov. 16. on the prep table: Leaves with an alarming rise of “We’re trying to keep ev- and ferns from the school- COVID-19 infections. eryone in touch, the kids yard, scissor-cut scraps of Jo and Joo, hovering over a with their teachers and colored paper, a glue stick, laptop camera, bob to music the kids with each other,” and two hand puppets — a and welcome 4-year-olds as says Ioanna Kabouri, prin- long-tailed squirrel and a they appear onscreen: “Hel- cipal at the preschool in blue hedgehog. lo Marios!”...”Oh Theodora, the mixed-income Halan- When class begins, two you have the Christmas tree dri area, north of Athens. teachers put on raspy up already.” Finishing each “People can’t go outside play-voices and let the other’s sentences: “There is so we use materials that PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS puppets, Jo the hedgehog this virus that has closed children can nd around and Joo the squirrel, greet all the schools. But we can the house or nearby, like Mourning fans wave from an overpass at the caravan carrying the re- their preschool students — keep playing and learning making things like collag- mains of Diego Maradona to his resting place in Buenos Aires, Argenti- except the desks in front of new things.” es with leaves.” na, Thursday. CLASSIFIED

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For a full job description, visit www.nahant.org SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B7 INTERNATIONAL New cardinals This photo re- leased by the semi-of cial Fars News Agency quarantine in Pope’s shows the scene where Mohsen Fakhrizadeh was killed in Absard, hotel before ceremony a small city just east of the capi- By Nicole Win eld tal, Tehran, Iran, and Trisha Thomas Friday. ASSOCIATED PRESS

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ROME — The Vatican’s Santa Marta hotel was built to sequester cardi- nals during papal elec- Iran scientist linked tions. It’s now sequester- ing soon-to-be cardinals in town for this weekend’s ceremony to get their red hats: A handful are in pro- to military nuclear tective coronavirus quar- antine, con ned to their rooms on Vatican orders PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and getting meals deliv- program killed ered to their doors. A shop attendant walks out of the Gammarelli The 10-day quarantines, clerical clothing shop, in Rome, Thursday. with COVID-19 tests ad- By Jon Gambrell in Baghdad. It comes just as vision said an old truck ministered at the start and increasingly shifting the a modi ed lockdown in re- ASSOCIATED PRESS President-elect Joe Biden with explosives hidden nish, are just one exam- balance of power away cent weeks, with the Vat- stands poised to be inaugu- under a load of wood blew ple of how Saturday’s cer- from Europe and toward ican Museums shuttered DUBAI, United Arab rated in January and will up near a sedan carrying emony to elevate new car- the developing world. and a dozen Swiss Guards Emirates — An Iranian likely complicate his efforts Fakhrizadeh. dinals is like nothing the The Vatican has said two testing positive. scientist named by the to return America to a pact As Fakhrizadeh’s sedan Holy See has ever seen. new cardinals won’t make Francis, 83, has been West as the leader of the aimed at ensuring Iran does stopped, at least ve gun- “They told me it would be it to Rome for the ceremo- criticized for his rather lax Islamic Republic’s dis- not have enough highly en- men emerged and raked like this but I didn’t think ny, known as a consisto- mask usage, but he has banded military nuclear riched uranium to make a the car with rapid re, the it would be so strict!” mar- ry, because of COVID-19 abided by social distancing program was killed Friday nuclear weapon. semiof cial Tasnim news veled Cardinal-designate and travel concerns: The measures to a degree. He in an ambush on the out- That deal, which saw agency said. Felipe Arizmendi Esquiv- Vatican’s ambassador to too lives at Santa Marta, skirts of Tehran, authori- Iran limit its uranium Fakhrizadeh died at a el, the retired archbishop Brunei, Cardinal-desig- where there has been at ties said. enrichment in exchange hospital after doctors and of Chiapas, Mexico. nate Cornelius Sim, and least one positive case re- Iran’s foreign minis- for the lifting of econom- paramedics couldn’t revive During a Zoom call with the archbishop of Capiz, ported in recent months. ter alleged the killing of ic sanctions, has entirely him. Others wounded in- The Associated Press from Philippines, Cardinal-des- Usually, consistories are Mohsen Fakhrizadeh bore unraveled after President cluded Fakhrizadeh’s body- his hotel room, Esquivel ignate Jose Advincula. full of parties and crowds: “serious indications” of an Donald Trump withdrew guards. Photos and video said he had thought there The Vatican is arrang- Cardinals come to town Israeli role, but did not from the accord in 2018. shared online showed a might be some exceptions ing for them, and any of with family, friends and elaborate. Israel, long sus- Trump himself retweeted Nissan sedan with bullet to the lockdown for new the cardinals who might sometimes benefactors pected of killing several a posting from Israeli jour- holes in the windshield and cardinals. “No! Here, it not make it, to participate and parishioners who get Iranian nuclear scientists nalist Yossi Melman, an ex- blood pooled on the road. doesn’t matter if you’re in the ceremony remotely to see the new “princes a decade ago, declined to pert on the Israeli Mossad While no one claimed re- a cardinal or a pope. The from their homes. They’ll of the church” up close immediately comment. Is- intelligence service, about sponsibility for the attack, virus doesn’t respect any- get their three-pointed and then attend recep- raeli Prime Minister Ben- the killing. Melman’s tweet Iranian Foreign Minister one,” he said. “biretta” hats from a Vati- tions and dinners in their jamin Netanyahu once told called the killing a “major Mohammad Javad Zarif Pope Francis on Satur- can ambassador or anoth- honor. Under normal cir- the public to “remember psychological and profes- pointed the nger at Is- day will elevate 13 cler- er envoy. cumstances, the consisto- that name” when talking sional blow for Iran.” rael, calling the killing an ics to the College of Car- For those who are partici- ry would be followed by about Fakhrizadeh. Details about the slay- act of “state terror.” dinals, the elite group pating in person, the public “courtesy visits,” where The killing risks further ing remained slim in the “Terrorists murdered an of red-robed churchmen health crisis has posed an the new cardinals greet raising tensions across the hours after the attack, eminent Iranian scientist to- whose primary task is to unusual set of challenges. well-wishers and the Mideast, nearly a year af- which happened in Ab- day. This cowardice — with elect a new pope. It’s the Italy, where the pandemic general public from the ter Iran and the U.S. stood sard, a village just east serious indications of Israeli seventh time Francis has erupted in late February, grandeur of their own re- on the brink of war when of the capital that is a role — shows desperate war- named a new batch of car- is currently in the throes ception rooms in the Ap- an American drone strike retreat for the Iranian mongering of perpetrators,” dinals since his election in of a second wave. The Vat- ostolic Palace or Vatican killed a top Iranian general elite. Iranian state tele- Zarif wrote on Twitter. 2013, and his imprint is ican itself has returned to auditorium. S. Korea agency says N. Korea executed people, shut capital

AP FILE PHOTO By Hyung-Jin Kim infected with the virus, AP FILE PHOTO ASSOCIATED PRESS the NIS told lawmakers. Dr. Amir Khalil, a veterinarian from the inter- There are few ways to An employee of Binder, the world’s largest national animal welfare organization “Four SEOUL, South Korea — independently con rm the manufacturer of serial-production environ- Paws” comforts to an elephant named “Kaa- North Korean leader Kim reported shing ban and mental simulation chambers for scienti c or van” during his examination at the Maragzar Jong Un has ordered at other information given by industrial laboratories, checks an ultra low Zoo in Islamabad, Pakistan. least two people execut- the NIS to the lawmakers. temperature freezer in Tuttlingen, Germany. ed, banned shing at sea Ha didn’t say whether the and locked down the cap- ban applied to all North ital, Pyongyang, as part Korean waters or whether Cher in Pakistan of frantic efforts to guard Keep cool: Germany it was still in effect. against the coronavirus North Korea recently and its economic damage, placed Pyongyang and preps vaccine drive as South Korea’s spy agency for resettlement of northern Jagang province told lawmakers Friday. under lockdown over vi- Kim’s government also rus concerns. Earlier this COVID cases hit 1M ordered diplomats overseas ‘loneliest elephant’ month, it imposed lock- to refrain from any acts that By Frank Jordans and (minus 94 degrees Fahr- down measures in oth- Christoph Noelting enheit) for shipping and By Kathy Gannon charge to save Kaavan could provoke the United er areas where of cials ASSOCIATED PRESS storage. ASSOCIATED PRESS since 2016. States because it is wor- found unauthorized goods Ensuring such tempera- The animal has lan- ried about President-elect and foreign currencies TUTTLINGEN, Ger- tures, colder even than an ISLAMABAD — Iconic guished in the zoo for 35 Joe Biden’s expected new that were brought in, Ha many — Hulking gray Antarctic winter, is just singer and actress Cher years, most of those years approach toward North cited the NIS as saying. boxes are rolling off the one of the many challeng- is in Pakistan to celebrate in chains, and lost his Korea, lawmakers told re- the departure of Kaavan, porters after attending a North Korea also made production line at a fac- es that countries face in partner in 2012. She died dubbed the “world’s lone- private brie ng by the Na- an unsuccessful hacking tory in the southern town trying to get their popula- after an infection turned liest elephant,” who will tional Intelligence Service. attempt on at least one of Tuttlingen, ready to tions immunized. gangrenous and her body soon leave a Pakistani One of the lawmakers, Ha South Korean pharma- be shipped to the front The effort has been com- lay beside Kaavan for zoo for better conditions Tae-keung, quoted the NIS ceutical company that was in the next phase of Ger- pared to a military oper- several days before being after years of lobbying by as saying Kim is displaying trying to develop a corona- many’s battle against ation. Indeed some coun- animal rights groups and removed, said Dr. Amir “excessive anger” and tak- virus vaccine, the NIS said. the coronavirus as it be- tries, including Germany, activists. Khalil, veterinarian with ing “irrational measures” The agency has a mixed came the latest country are relying on military Because of security con- Four Paws. Khalil said over the pandemic and its record in con rming de- to hit the milestone of 1 and civilian expertise to cerns, Cher’s schedule was Kaavan was heartbroken economic impact. velopments in North Ko- million confirmed cases ensure the precious dos- not made public. However, after his partner died. Ha said the NIS told law- rea, one of the world’s Friday. es are safely transport- she met Friday with Prime Activists dubbed Kaa- makers that North Korea most secretive nations. Man-sized freezers such ed from manufacturing Minister Imran Khan van the “world’s loneliest executed a high-pro le The NIS said it couldn’t as those manufactured by plants to secret storage and was expected to visit elephant” after his plight money changer in Pyong- immediately con rm the family-owned rm Binder facilities, before being dis- Kaavan later in the trip, gained international at- yang last month after hold- lawmakers’ accounts. GmbH could become a key tributed. according to the prime tention and the unhappy ing the person responsible North Korea has main- part of the vast immuniza- Germany has bene- minister’s of ce. Khan’s elephant was diagnosed for a falling exchange rate. tained that it hasn’t found tion program the German fited from the market of ce released a video of as emotionally as well as He quoted the NIS as say- a single coronavirus case government is preparing power that comes with the singer sitting with the physically damaged. ing that North Korea also on its soil, a claim disput- to roll out when the rst being a member of the prime minister outside on Khalil has treated the executed a key of cial in ed by outside experts, al- vaccines become available European Union. The the expansive grounds of elephant’s many wounds August for violating govern- though it says it is making next month. 27-nation bloc’s execu- Khan’s residence. and ailments over the ment regulations restricting all-out efforts to prevent That’s because one of tive Commission — led Kaavan is set to leave past three months. Kaa- goods brought from abroad. the virus’s spread. A major the front-runners, a vac- by former German De- for a sanctuary in Cambo- van has been diagnosed The two people weren’t outbreak could have dire cine made by German fense Minister Ursula dia on Sunday, said Mar- by veterinarians as both identi ed by name. consequences because the company BioNTech to- von der Leyen — has tin Bauer, spokesman for overweight and malnour- North Korea has also North’s health care sys- gether with U.S. phar- spearheaded negotia- Four Paws Internation- ished, and also suffers be- banned shing and salt tem remains crippled and maceutical giant P zer, tions with vaccine mak- al, a global animal wel- havioral issues due to his production at sea to pre- suffers from a chronic lack needs to be cooled to mi- ers, ordering more than fare group that’s led the isolation. vent seawater from being of medical supplies. nus 70 degrees Celsius a billion doses so far. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2020 REAL ESTATE

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Summer Hill Lndg LLC 53 EDWARD AVE S: Terri S Oliver 50 FREEDOM HOLW U:417 $590,000 Springer RT S: Summer&Morris LLC $651,000 $510,000 B: Carlos E Nunez & Floridalma Mendez-Nunez B: Lauri Mancinelli & Jonathan 7 HASKELL PL B: Linda A Hodgkinson 1008 PARADISE RD U:3C S: Lesley J Munick Tr, Tr for Lesley S: Andrea M Cheney & David A 36 MORRIS ST Symonds $510,000 $330,000 $900,000 S: Laurie A Lebruska J Munick LT Cheney Jr B: Ashley R Fitzgibbon & B: Alexander Motorny B: 603 Summer Hill Lndg LLC Christine Flaherty S: Summer&Morris LLC 64 PINE HILL RD S: Voz Companies Inc 11 GARDNER ST U:2 55 FAIRMOUNT AVE S: Indrisano Roselmina Est & $785,000 $327,500 $495,000 Jeffrey P Indrisano 13 MYRTLE ST B: Gregory T Osborn & Melissa 7 LAKESHORE RD B: George Kaltsas B: Christine Prendergast & $700,000 C Osborn $365,000 S: Heather L Cotter & John M Pamela R Presson Source: Banker and Tradesman, B: Leonidas A Ramirez-Solis & S: Lynne A Gigliello & Ronald B: Elizabeth R Andrews Cotter S: Breckon J Bauer 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