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SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 2020 DEALS STEVE KRAUSE OF THE Lynn eld COMMENTARY Highrock$DA Y$ planning a A hare-razing tale Church hasPG. 3 busy summer in Marblehead Salem coveredDEALS There are a few ways we can go with this. Last By Anne Marie Tobin week, in Marblehead (where else?) there was an inci- By Elyse CarmosinoOF THE ITEM STAFF dent where someone shot a turtle and a rabbit with ITEM STAFF $ $ LYNNFIELD — With the summer season rapidly a bow and arrow. SALEM — Highrock North ShoreDA ChurchY will be approaching, there is good news on the horizon for the The matter was being investigated, which is ne. It giving away free face masks to Salem PGresidents. 3 every Lynn eld Recreation Commission, which announced takes a special kind of miscreant to go around shoot- Sunday throughout the month of June. this week that it will be open for business this summer. ing defenseless turtles and rabbits. And usually, or so Parish member and Nurse Practitioner Hillary Lini- Recreation Chairman Rich Sjoberg said the response I’ve heard, at least, one of the earliest signs of devel- han said she organized the giveaway after she realized from residents has been overwhelming. oping sociopathy or psychopathy is wanton cruelty a persistent need for face coverings in some communi- “Registration is open and presently, the response to animals. ties, even months after Massachusetts declared a state has been incredible,” he said. “When the news got out, So to start this off seriously, there’s a good reason of emergency due to the coronavirusDEALS pandemic. Julie’s phone (Recreation Director Julie Mallett) just why police should investigate something like this. “It appears there’s still a large OFneed THout thereE for exploded so we couldn’t be happier with the response. And in Marblehead, the cultural capital of the North any type of mask,” she said. “You still see people with It’s great for the town and great for the kids and their Shore, of all places. scarves and socks and all kinds of things,$DA soY we$ wanted families.” But you see something like this, and after you con- to provide masks for people simply soPG they. 3 have pro- Plans call for the Lynn eld Recreation Station sev- template the larger implications, you’re left with tre- tection to even go to the grocery store and not have to en-week program for grades 1-8 at Lynn eld Middle mendous curiosity. What were Myrtle the Turtle or use something ineffective.” School to start June 22 and run through Aug. 7. The Peter Rabbit doing to deserve such a fate? In whose Residents can pick up the masks between 12 and 2 Rec Jr. seven-week program for incoming kindergart- yard was Peter burrowing? Where was Myrtle doing p.m. on June 14, 21, and 28 in the city parking lot lo- ners begins June 24 and runs through Aug. 6. Rec. Jr. her handiwork? And just exactly what constitutes cated at 297 Bridge Street, Salem. There will also be a has been moved from its normal Central Of ce loca- turtle handiwork, anyway? giveaway on Wednesday, June 17, DEALS5 - 7 p.m. tion to Summer Street School to allow for more activ- It’s easy enough to gure out what the rabbit may “We’re doing a drive-through where people stay in ity space. Both programs will have full access to the have been doing. We have rabbits in our yard too. And their cars and we distribute the masksOF toTH them,”E said LYNNFIELD, A7 MARBLEHEAD, A3 $DASALEMY$ , A3 PG. 3 NSCC Lynn president school looks back targets with pride COVID By Steve Krause slide ITEM STAFF By Gayla Cawley LYNN — Dr. Patricia Gentile is a Jer- ITEM STAFF sey girl. She hails from Cape May County, which is actually closer to Delaware than LYNN — It’s education it is to Philadelphia, even if she wears her slang for a drop-off in stu- Philly colors proudly. dents’ acquired academic And she’ll be going back to Cape May skills and Lynn Public sometime next month with her husband of Schools (LPS) plan to 14 years, George Ditzel, after she retires ght the “covid slide” with July 6 as the fourth president of North help from the state and Shore Community College. an education foundation. “Right now, life is pretty frantic,” says Dr. Superintendent Dr. Pat- Gentile, sitting at a small conference table rick Tutwiler announced with a cardboard-cutout mask on her face during Thursday’s School (“it’s amazing how creative some people Committee meeting are with these,” she says). “There are a lot that the district plans to of things that I have to wrap up. And right launch a new enrichment now, the work is hectic. It was certainly not and remediation resource part of my plan to have a global pandemic later this month for all thrown at us, but we’ve had to deal with all Kindergarten-Grade 5 of that, too.” students through the When she took over as president of the col- use of an online program lege in 2013, she didn’t have much experience called Spatial-Temporal in Massachusetts, and certainly not Lynn. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK (ST) Math. Dr. Pat Gentile, president of North Shore Community College, will retire in July. ST Math is a visual in- NSCC, A3 structional program that leverages the brain’s in- nate spatial-temporal In Lynn reasoning ability to solve Lynn School Committee mathematical problems. passes Black Lives Black Lives Matter in Saugus The program’s unique ap- Matter resolution. A2 proach provides students By Elyse Carmosino of Saugus,” Jones said of her reason for hosting the with equitable access to In Swampscott ITEM STAFF rally. “It’s clear many residents don’t understand that learning the state’s math A look back people of color experience discrimination on a daily standards through chal- SAUGUS — Another protest in support of the Black at the basis. You’ll hear the masses say that’s not true, but lenging puzzles, non-rou- Lives Matter movement will take place Saturday at Class of 2020. A8 that’s due to lack of knowledge or simply choosing to tine problem solving, and noon in Saugus Center. turn a blind eye.” informative feedback. Organized by Saugus selectman Anthony Cogli- In Marblehead Cogliano and Jones originally planned to host a The city’s school district A look back ano and resident Danielle Jones, the event comes “unity rally” in collaboration with the young orga- was awarded a grant to at the two days after a group of local youths held their own nizers of Thursday’s protest, but ultimately called fund its use of the pro- Class of 2020. B1 demonstration — controversial for some of its partic- off their involvement because the two did not agree gram, which was made ipants’ views regarding police — in front of Saugus with what they referred to as “anti-police” sentiments available through a part- Sports Town Hall. shared online by some af liated with the Black Lives nership between The Salem State hires “It’s extremely important that we recognize the ra- Matter demonstration. Mind Institute, the state Nicolle Wood as new cial tensions and social injustices that have been hap- athletic director. B2 pening around the world and right here in the town BLM, A3 SLIDE, A7 Dining out in Peabody . . . literally

By Anne Marie Tobin ITEM STAFF PEABODY — Now that Phase 2 of the state’s re- opening plan is underway, a couple of popular Pea- body restaurants were among the rst to reopen in the city this week, taking advantage of a streamlined city permitting process that allows eateries to open ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK with as little red tape as possible. From left, April Moore, Dayna LeBel, Denise Boris, and Anissa Catinazzo, all of West Peabody, enjoy DINING, A7 a meal at Toscana’s Ristorante in Peabody.

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 66° VOL. 141, ISSUE 155 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B2-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6 LOW 53° REAL ESTATE ...... A5 COMICS ...... B4 LOOK! ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 2020 OBITUARIES Lynn School John R. Weideman, 79 Sr. Marie Dugas, 99 1941-2020 1921-2020 Committee passes John R. Weideman, 79, of Sr. Marie Dugas (Sr. M. Fran- Lynnfield, beloved husband of cis) (99) a Sister of St. Anne, 51 years to Alice (Serwatka) died of natural causes on Black Lives Weideman and son of the late June 11 in Beaumont Health Clarence and Elin (Granquist) and Rehabilitation Center in Weideman, died June 11th Worcester. She was a resident Matter resolution after a brief illness. Born in at Alliance Health at Marie Es- Lynn, and he was raised and ther Center in Marlboro. Born By Gayla Cawley Ford said his intention educated in Saugus. John was in Lynn, MA, she was the sec- ITEM STAFF was to bring up the topic a 2d Lieutenant of the United ond child of six born to Albert for discussion purposes States Army during the Viet- and Marie (Bonin) Dugas. She LYNN — The Lynn and voiced his support for nam war. He was employed by completed elementary school School Committee unan- the Black Lives Matter National Grid for 40 years as at the former St. Jean the Bap- imously passed a resolu- movement. an Assistant Engineer. tist parish school in Lynn and tion in support of eradicat- “You all know I have John was a parishioner of graduated from high school at ing racism on Thursday a black grandson,” said Our Lady of the Assumption the former St. Ann Academy in night. Ford. “I believe black lives Church, a member of both the Marlboro. She joined the Sis- Included in the resolu- matter. I just threw it out tion is a condemnation St. Michael’s PNA Lodge 630 ters of St, Anne following grad- for discussion.” of “unjustified violence and PLAV Post 56. He was also uation and pronounced vows Ultimately, the resolu- linked to systemic in- a member of the woodcarver’s social distancing due to the in Lachine Quebec in 1942. spiritual animator, counselor, tion was approved with- justice like the killing association and the Blown Fus- Covid-19 crisis. Visitation Sr. Marie began her teach- teacher and friend. Her out- out any changes. of George Floyd,” at the es Association of National Grid. will be held in the NAD- ing years in Montreal at both reach to others is well known The document referenc- hands of a white Minne- John enjoyed playing golf, WORNY Funeral Home 798 the elementary and second- and cherished. In 2010, she es the school district’s apolis police officer, which baseball and fishing. His big- Western Ave., Lynn, on Mon- ary levels and was direc- received a Retired Religious core value of inclusive- has sparked protests gest joy was spending time day from 8:30 AM to 10:00 tress of Holy Family School Award from the Diocese of ness, but outlines some against police brutali- with his grandchildren. AM. followed by his Mass of in Montreal. Briefly, she was Worcester for her long history of the unfinished work In addition to his wife, John Christian Burial in Our Lady a professor to those young of service within the Diocese. ty and racism across the country. that remains in the Lynn is survived by his son David of the Assumption Church, women preparing for vows at Well into her 90s, Sr. Marie Public Schools Lynnfield at 11:00 AM. In- Before the vote, School Weideman and his wife Diana the Motherhouse in Lachine, continued religious programs That work, part of the terment in Pine Grove Cem- Committee member of Hooksett, NH, his sister Elin Quebec, a ministry that would for women. Despite health superintendent’s goals etery, Lynn. In lieu of flowers John Ford took some Egan and husband George of engage her for years to come. impediments, she continued and the district’s stra- contributions in his memory to be of community service to heat from his fellow Saugus, his two grandsons She earned a BA degree in tegic plan, includes pro- may be made to the Dana the Sisters at the convent in committee members Drew and Dustin, and several Education from Anna Maria viding professional de- nieces and nephews. He was Farber Div. of Development/ Marlboro and remained a par- for suggesting that a College in Paxton, MA and an velopment in areas such predeceased by his sister Jimmy Fund 10 Brookline Pl. ticipant in community events phrase in the resolution MA degree in Religious Educa- as cultural proficiency, Christine Weideman. West Floor 6 Brookline MA tion at Saint Mary’s College in and meetings. be changed from “Black culturally and linguisti- Service information: We 02445 and the Lewy Body Indiana. She did further stud- Sr. Marie was predeceased Lives Matter” to “All cally responsive instruc- will be following rules set Dementia Assoc. www.lbda. ies in Religious formation and by her parents and five sib- Lives Matter.” tion, and anti-bias cur- out by the Common- org/honor-memo- Spirituality. lings, Norman Dugas, Con- “This may be a moot wealth of Massachu- rial-gifts. For guest Upon her return to the Unit- stance (Dugas) Houde, Jean- point, but we’ve got a riculum. setts, City of Lynn book and directions ed States, she was named to nette (Dugas) Roderick, Albert pretty diverse school Other initiatives include and the Archdiocese www.nadwornyfuner- the team of the newly estab- Dugas, and Louise (Dugas) population,” said Ford. rethinking school disci- of Boston regarding alhome.com lished US Novitiate of the Sis- Jodoin. She leaves to grieve “Could we say all lives pline to dismantle the ters of St. Anne in Marlboro. nieces, nephews and extend- matter? I just think it’s school-to-prison pipeline For more than fifteen years, ed family, friends and col- all inclusive.” and eliminating gaps in Sister Marie directed, inspired, leagues, her dear SSA friends Committee member Mi- student achievement by William A. Conway Jr., 52 taught and formed young and caregivers, Sr. Caroline chael Satterwhite said race, according to the res- women committed to life as Plante and Sr. Ines Almeida, changing the phrase to olution. 1967-2020 vowed religious or to other life and her larger family of the “All Lives Matter” would As part of the resolution, choices. Sisters of St. Anne. defeat the purpose of the the district committed William A. Conway, Jr., age As needs changed, Sr. Marie Service information: In panel’s resolution, which to organizing “Inclusivi- 52, passed away peacefully assumed another leadership accord with current restric- is to eradicate racism in ty Panels,” consisting of on Tuesday, June 9th at the role as Principal of the former tions due to the pandemic, the community. a diverse group of stu- Kaplan Family Hospice House Holy Name of Jesus elemen- burial services are private. Satterwhite asked dents, faculty, parents and in Danvers, MA, after a lengthy tary school in Worcester and A Memorial service will be Ford if he was attuned alumni, at each second- illness, surrounded by his as Coordinator of the Sisters held at a later date. In lieu to what was going on ary school in the 2020-21 family. in the Holy Name convent. At of flowers, a memorial con- in the community in re- school year. Born in Lynn, he was the this time, she continued to tribution may be made to the cent weeks, in terms of Those panels would be son of William A. Conway, serve in religious formation Sisters of St. Anne Retire- the peaceful protests dedicated to engaging in Sr. and Lorraine P. (DeSilva) with the younger Sisters. ment Fund, 720 Boston Post that have been held on topics surrounding “im- Conway of Lynn. In addition Sister Marie was one of the Road East, Marlborough, MA the Lynn Commons and plicit biases, recognizing to his parents he is survived founders of Esther House of 01752, or to a charity of outside the Lynn Police privilege, and the role by his sister Cheryl Irvin and Spiritual Renewal in Worces- your choice. Arrangements Station. that cultural identity her husband John, his niece ter and remained an integral are under the direction of “As leaders, in this com- plays in both America Lindsay and nephew David all part of the spiritual ministry Collins Funeral Home, (www. munity, we need to stand and our educational sys- from Londonderry, NH, as well programs offered there. She CollinsFuneral.com), 378 behind them because tems.” as his best friend since child- was a popular retreat director, Lincoln St., Marlborough. these aren’t just ran- “Recent events have hood, David Higgins of Man- dom people — these are yet again crystallized in chester, NH and many aunts, our students, these are was held at the Parker Funer- our collective view the uncles and cousins. our teachers, these are al Home, 35 Franklin St., Lynn, scourge of racism and He attended and graduated our police officers (and) MA on Friday June 12th with Two more covid white supremacy in this from Lynn schools and served firefighters,” said Satter- the Rev. Jack Swanson offici- country, and … silence in in the U.S. Army. Bill was em- white. ating. Cremation followed at the face of oppression can ployed as a machinist at the “There are people in Puritan Lawn Memorial Park. rightly be seen as com- General Electric Riverworks deaths in Peabody our community that In lieu of flowers, please plicity,” the resolution Plant for many years. He was agree with us that ‘Black consider making a memorial reads. “We understand a motorcycle enthusiast and By Gayla Cawley Nahant and Revere Lives Matter.’ Saying ‘All donation in William’s name to that our students of the loved riding his Harley David- ITEM STAFF each reported an addi- Lives Matter’ would de- son. He also enjoyed traveling, the National Association of Lynn Public Schools, par- tional case on Friday, feat the entire purpose found peace spending time Mental Illness (NAMI), 529 Two more deaths were ticularly our students bringing their respective of this resolve that we’re at the beach, and adored his Main St. # 1M17, Boston, MA of color, deserve to hear reported in Peabody and numbers to 42 cases and attempting to put for- niece and nephew. 02219 www.nami.org. that we stand with them a handful of new corona- six deaths, and 1,749 cas- ward.” Service information: A pri- Guest book at www.parker- in outrage and solidari- virus cases were reported es and 78 deaths, accord- Committee member vate wake and funeral service memorialfuneralhome.com. ty.” in several other North ing to their municipal Jared Nicholson said the Shore communities on “Black Lives Matter … websites. need for the committee’s and we understand that Friday. City data shows 1,404 resolution is based on With the addition- racial oppression touches IN MEMORIAM residents have recovered the violence that’s been all aspects of American JOSEPH MODUGNO al deaths, Peabody’s home delivery rate is from the virus in Revere. seen against black people life, including the experi- FIFTH ANNIVERSARY COVID-19 death toll Lynnfield, with 96 cas- 2015 ~ JUNE 13 ~ 2020 50% off and the protests it has in- ences of our students and Although we gaze sadly at your newstand price! now stands at 153, ac- es and 11 deaths, report- spired. cording to the city’s staff in the Lynn Public empty chair, your fond memories Subscribers pay only ed no change in its num- “By saying ‘Black Lives Schools.” will always be here. Health Director Sharon bers. Lovingly remembered by wife Mary, $4.50 a week. Matter,’ we can show our Gayla Cawley can be Cameron. 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Follow her scott had not released up- that people are suffer- on Twitter @GaylaCaw- Wednesday, which brings dated numbers. ing with,” said Nichol- ley the city’s caseload to 1,032 As of Wednesday, Mar- son. “And unfortunately, — 637 people have recov- blehead has 225 cases there are people in this ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! ered from the virus, ac- and 30 deaths, Saugus country who have taken cording to Cameron. 781-593-7700 has 545 cases and 31 that ‘All Lives Matter’ Publishing Daily, except Sundays In Lynn, 10 new cases, deaths, and in Swamp- as a way to rebut the USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Call Customer Service but no additional deaths scott, 127 residents have ‘Black Lives Matter’ and Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA were reported on Friday. been infected and eight so, it’s taken on a life of and additional offices. to place an ad The city has 3,556 con- have died. its own. 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NSCC From A1 in Saugus “I’d been to Boston,” she BLM arrive in Saugus Center, said. “But I was happy in From A1 there will be speeches New Jersey. A headhunter and an eight minute, 46 pointed me in this direc- “I couldn’t agree with second-long moment of tion, and when I came up, that division as I believed silence when protestors I really liked what I saw the most important part of will kneel in memory of in Lynn. I felt like I was this protest was to unite,” George Floyd and others called to do something.” Jones said in a Tuesday killed by police brutality. That love of Lynn has interview with the Item. “People of color expe- not waned. And that’s “It’s unfortunate that we rience discrimination in probably a good thing, weren’t able to work to- many forms every day in too, because among the gether, but I could not this town - we believe it first things she did as have my name attached is time for our neighbors president — after calling to something that would to step back and educate off school during a two- cause more division in themselves on this topic day blizzard in January this town.” of 2014 — was meeting Jones later added that to create a safe, more in- with officials from com- although she didn’t agree clusive home for every- munities that surrounded with certain signs seen at one,” a Facebook page for NSCC. They weren’t all Thursday’s protest, she the event reads. “The goal interested in greeting her wanted to praise the stu- of this march is to work on warmly. dents who helped make it policy changes within the “Joan Lovely (state sen- happen. local government level.” ator from Salem) was, ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK “Those kids did a great All participants are en- well, lovely,” she said. Dr. Pat Gentile expanded North Shore Community College’s presence in job,” she said. couraged to wear face “At the time, Tom McGee the community. Saturday’s march will masks and have been was the state senator, begin at Anna Park- asked to wear black and and he welcomed me. But schools. I think that’s bone up in a skill, or they terim president. But Dr. er playground on Essex bring their own signs. Steve Walsh (who was the one of the big things that may even be put in a po- Gentile is not leaving it Street and make its way Elyse Carmosino can be state representative from helped repair the relation- sition to change their ca- up to him to start from to Town Hall. reached at ecarmosino@ Lynn) wasn’t quite that ship with the city.” reers,” she said. “For them, scratch. Once demonstrators itemlive.com way. He was pretty direct. Dr. Gentile, and North it’s not so much what’s up “There’s no way we’re He told exactly what the Shore Community, have here (pointing to her head) going to be able to bring college was not doing, actively contributed to the but what’s in here (her 7,000 students back here Highrock Church and how the partnership wider network of schools pockets). Money.” in the fall,” she said. “It’s between the college and and non-profit agencies And it’s not so much tui- just not possible. We’ll Lynn was not good. that make up the bulk of tion, she says. spend the summer train- “I was glad he was hon- what has become known “Most of the students ing the teachers and pro- has Salem covered est,” said Dr. Gentile. “I’d as the Lynn Education are covered by Pell Grants fessors to be a little better rather know. After he was District. (awarded to undergrad- equipped for remote learn- SALEM freely, making sure every- done, I simply told him, “One of the great things uate students seeking ing.” From A1 one has access to sturdy ‘I’ll fix it.’” about Lynn is the amount a bachelor’s degree who The school received masks is a priority. She feels she’s done that, of collaboration that goes demonstrate serious fi- CARE money in the Linihan, a Salem resident. “When (this pandemic) mainly by identifying the on. It (the education dis- nancial need),” she said. spring, and much of that Highrock Pastor Aar- first started, we weren’t type of student that seeks trict) brought everyone to- “But it’s all the other went to purchase equip- on Engler added that the sure how long this was out North Shore Commu- gether,” she said. things. It’s paying for the ment such as laptops so masks will hopefully help going to last and when we nity, and catering the cur- North Shore Communi- roof over your head. Food. students who were pretty protect some of the city’s would all be coming back riculum to fit their needs. ty also participated in the Transportation. A lot of much thrown into remote more vulnerable residents out into the public,” she One of the ways the col- “Year Up” program, which these students just aren’t learning had the tools to for the duration of the said. “But once we real- lege did that was through matches talented young able to afford that.” do it. coronavirus pandemic. ized masks were going to the “Communiversity” adults with top companies What’s the answer? “Right now,” she said, As of June 11, Salem be around for a long time, program that allows high to help further careers and “Philanthropy,” she said. “the school is pretty sound has seen 617 cases of that’s when we decided we COVID-19, including 29 school students to achieve opportunities, she said. “I don’t think we really got financially. But if there’s a wanted to provide that for deaths. college credits while still Dr. Gentile is very aware, far enough to give people recession, that could easi- people.” “We want to be sure that in school. however, of the financial the idea that community ly erode.” Mayor Kim Driscoll has access to resources is not “Education is the lever burdens placed on college college is worth it philan- Taking the good with the praised the giveaway for by which people can pull students, especially the thropically. We’ve made bad, Dr. Gentile is happy a barrier to their ability to stay safe,” Engler said. allowing easier access to themselves out of pov- ones who attend North some progress, though.” with her tenure here. important — and poten- erty,” said Dr. Gentile. Shore. In the immediate short “I’m glad I was able to “We’re committed to pro- viding basic needs for (res- tially lifesaving — protec- “Communiversity enabled “A lot of our students are run, the problem of imple- come here and was able tive equipment. school kids to get a head single moms, people who menting the fall semester to make a difference,” she idents’) health and safety.” According to Linihan, “Facial coverings are so start on college, and it are raising families, and in the age of COVID-19 said. “That is what I came important for protecting up here for, and I’m grate- Highrock Northshore is helped us establish better people who are coming will go to Nate Bryant, (against) and preventing relations with the Lynn here because they need to who will take over as in- ful.” prepared to hand out 300 cloth masks — which the spread of the virus, will be given out first — and the more access peo- and over 500 disposable ple have to quality face A hare-razing tale in Marblehead masks. coverings, the more like- She also added that now ly they are to wear them, the state has begun to which will hopefully curb ly adaptable to land all have any. in 18th century Scottish MARBLEHEAD reopen and people are al- the transmission and that well and move about Way back in 1785, the dialect, the poem is per- From A1 lowed to move about more spread,” she said. as slowly as, well, turtles. Scottish poet Robert Burns haps most known for these there’s only one thing that Those of you who know wrote “To A Mouse,” which two lines: “The best laid rabbits do particularly me will understand me was an elegy he composed schemes o’ Mice an’ Men/ well, and that’s eat. Well, when I say this, but even I after plowing over a nest gang aft agley.” I don’t there are two, I guess, but could outrun a turtle. of field mice. We often get need to translate, do I? ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! we won’t mention what For a turtle to cover the feeling, with the help Well, this turtle and this the other one is. enough ground to go forag- of overzealous English rabbit had schemes too, But for heaven’s sake, ing around your backyard teachers, that all these po- and they were definitely how can you be hostile garden, it would be like ems were without humor gang aft agleyed by who- Call Customer Service toward the little critters? you and I walking across and irony. Methinks not. ever shot them. They aren’t like squir- the United States from I’ll bet Robert Burns was I hope the Marblehead to place an ad rels, which are, for lack of Maine to Montana. All of doing exactly what I’m police put out an APB and a better word, squirrely. which means that rather doing: anthropomorphiz- a BOLO on this perp, catch You get within 10 feet of a than rescuing his or her ing the mouse to make a him, and put him in front 781-593-7700, ext. 2 squirrel and that guy’s off carrots from Bugs Bunny, point. of a firing squad with an in a shot. You don’t stand whoever felled the turtle Aside from being written apple on top of his head. a chance. And I’ve seen did so for the sheer sport dogs — dogs, for heaven’s of it, and there ought to be sake — that are more a law against that. skittish than bunny rab- Chances are the turtle bits. Man’s best friend! was doing what turtles do: Rabbits may be afraid eat, lumber around, mate of people too. I mean, if and sleep. 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E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill My thoughts on the M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall Swampscott teachers contract 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 Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan Last week the School require was being impact- tract involving how sub- Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Committee voted in favor ed. I have two older chil- stitute teachers are paid Customer Service of a three-year contract for dren that went through which could yield savings Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS the teachers. I was absent the system and a current of more than $100,000. Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 from the meeting because fifth grader. I am also the In addition, this contract Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 of an illness that required Committee representative slows budget growth by 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 hospitalization. Below is and liaison for the Special giving teachers a raise Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 that while less than sur- Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 a short synopsis of what Education Parent Advi- Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 I was going to say prior to sory Council (SEPAC) for rounding districts, keeps Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 the vote if present. the district. I hold this them competitively paid. classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 As I begin my ninth year position close to my heart All done without paying Subscriptions on the Swampscott School and have no problem voic- out hundreds of thousands [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Committee, I have had the ing the district respon- of dollars in free cash to Circulation distinct pleasure of being sibilities to educate the accomplish token “buy [email protected] one of the five elected students under the special backs” that will not pay off Ext. 3 “Ambassadors of Educa- education umbrella. for at least a decade. tion” for the students and In terms of the contract, A three-year contract Newsroom [email protected] parents residing in the I believe that all district during financial uncer- [email protected] Town of Swampscott. employees should be paid tainty buys us the most For clarification purpos- in a fair manner. Keep in critical thing: a partner- Ext. 4 EDITORIAL es, the committee is re- mind the negotiation pro- ship with our teachers Sports sponsible for the budget, cess is a give and take. during tumultuous times [email protected] the performance and con- Over time certain articles so we can get the job done. Ext. 5 Additionally, important Verify, then trust tract of the school super- of the contract have been Retail and Online intendent and policy. Most added and subtracted. We to me is having an em- Advertising Editorial from The Seattle Times of our time is spent on our must have fairness to the ployee handbook as soon [email protected] fiduciary responsibility employee which will en- as possible. This upcoming ADVERTISING The crises confronting America have spawned their to the Town and making hance educational pros- school year is going to be own information ecosystems as a nation scrambles on- sure there is parity within perity via the classroom. different for all. Energy Ernie Carpenter Jr. line to learn the latest on street protests and coronavi- Director of Advertising the School District. I have The first year of the con- and resources should be and Business Development, ext. 1355 rus. But the defect of these light-speed communications witnessed students excel tract is ending very soon 100 percent dedicated to [email protected] poses its own peril. from our METCO program for 2019-2020. I do not be- our students and faculty. Now more than any time in history, bad information Ralph Mitchell and all six precincts with- lieve anybody has an issue All of us have an enor- — some intentionally planted — can reach millions of Sales Representative, ext. 1313 resolving this. The second mous part in this process [email protected] minds instantly. in Swampscott. Where and having an agreement Some information is truly invaluable. But anyone log- a student resides has no year of the contract is for Eric Rondeau ging in to get a sense of real-world events must verify bearing in the education next year - 2020-2021. As in place allows the kids to Sales Representative, ext. 1280 [email protected] what they see. Appearances deceive, and image manipu- they receive from the Dis- a community, we could learn, the teachers to con- lation is a constant threat. A consumer must put in work trict. not begin the school year tinue to foster excellence Patricia Whalen to stay informed with accurate facts. This means looking My optics of the contract without a Year Two con- in education and as equal- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] for trustworthy reporting to verify social media claims. is what I believe is best for tract. The third year of ly important, allows Su- People aggrieved enough to exercise their constitution- the District. I am a union the contract is where I ini- perintendent Angelakis to BUSINESS OFFICE al freedom of assembly have benefited greatly from the member of Massachu- tially had some worry. The devote her time to the mis- Susan J. Conti ability to publicly organize, encourage safe behavior and setts Coalition of Police metrics used for real time sion statement of Swamp- Controller, ext. 1288 coordinate resources via Facebook and across the nation. Local 417 and I believe economic data and recov- scott Public Schools. I look [email protected] Videos streamed there and on Twitter and Instagram, my perspective of being a ery are tangible. forward to an equitable Ted Grant like the live-activity map on Snapchat, have conveyed union member is incredi- There are two things I recovery for our students. Publisher, ext. 1234 information from the front lines in real time. bly helpful to the district. do not want to see via the Currently, our students [email protected] Participants have learned which areas are crowded or I feel that I can see each third year of the contract. have a front row seat in Marian Kinney where conditions have grown unsafe, as have author- side of the debate. During Most important is our stu- history. ext. 1212 ities. Even more crucially, the nation has been able to the past few months, the dents not getting the most We should make every [email protected] watch events unfold from an unmoderated perspective, committee was updated robust educational expe- effort possible to engage Will Kraft and people have demanded accountability in real time. on negotiations. Each side rience they deserve. We these young minds. The Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 An onslaught of Russian-generated social media devoted countless hours in have over 2200 students current anxiety students [email protected] falsehoods inflamed the country leading up to the 2016 are feeling is not going election. The internet’s power to disrupt the American negotiations. that amaze me daily. The Paula Villacreses away. Our teachers are go- psyche has only grown as more Americans log on and Our teachers were work- second is having to lay A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 [email protected] stay there. The vast reach of social media gives hoaxes a ing without a contract for teachers off. I have par- ing to be the key to our stu- perfect — and barely regulated — vector. some time. During this ticipated in some contro- dent’s success. The mem- Mike Shanahan “What you need for these kinds of messages is for time hundreds of emails versial issues during my bership of the Swampscott Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 someone to go in and debunk it,” said Jevin West, a UW were received from teach- tenure. Layoffs are some- Teachers Union is aware [email protected] Information School professor and director of the Center ers both active and retired, thing that would bother that the “ice” is very thin Carolina Trujillo for an Informed Public, “But you can’t do it at the scale parents and students in me immensely. In time, and with any more finan- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 at which they’re posted.” support of a new teacher I began to realize that a cial exposures will easily [email protected] West and his colleagues are conducting urgently need- contract. Lawn signs arose complete three-year con- crack or worse. I expect to Jim Wilson ed research to help regulators and social media platforms overnight, and the collec- tract would be beneficial put the past behind us and Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 come together to tame this Wild West of information with- tive bargaining agreement to all. This decision was move forward with high [email protected] out impinging on free speech. That long-term goal can’t hap- was a topic with many. made by communication expectations and positive CIRCULATION pen soon enough to create trustable communication about Most of the teachers with several people within learning environments. Lisa Mahmoud COVID-19 treatments or antifa. Falsehoods about each were clear on their desires the community and up- Respectfully, Manager, ext. 1239 emanate from the White House and malefactors worldwide. and made appearances dates by the negotiating Ted Delano [email protected] In this era of national tumult, every social media consum- at multiple meetings. For team and leadership team er should seek confirmation from well-vetted information CUSTOMER SERVICE me personally, I was able in executive sessions. Ted Delano is a Swamp- sources before acting on — or amplifying — the images or to see firsthand that some There are structural scott School Committee La’ Mosha Ball bulletins drifting across their screens. Verify, then trust. Customer Service, ext. 1276 of the energy the students changes in the new con- member. [email protected] DAVID M. SHRIBMAN GRAPHICS Trevor Andreozzi Designer [email protected] Real reform begins in the fine print Ned Connors Designer, ext. 1222 PITTSBURGH — In Minneapolis, This is the place in a piece like this of three of each group — said all were difficult to hold police officers liable [email protected] the police force is being disbanded. In where a columnist talks about the po- treated fairly most of the time. One out for the damage they may do. Law- Mark Sutherland Toronto, the police chief has stepped lice officers he has known — the ones of three blacks said the same thing. makers are considering weakening Creative Director, ext. 1330 [email protected] down in the face of cuts to his bud- in his high school class — and the good The bills floating around Capitol this doctrine and chipping away at get and demands for answers about works police officers have performed in Hill could change police life as we the near-complete protection from NEWSROOM the role of police in the death of a his life. In the 1970s, when some “re- know it — but we also know that liability police officers now possess. Mike Alongi Ukrainian-Afro-Indigenous wom- fuseniks” — Russian Jews who yearned changing the life experiences of The controversial 1994 crime bill Sports Editor, ext. 1228 an who fell 24 stories after officers for freedom — finally moved from Sovi- blacks will take longer. was written in large measure by police [email protected] arrived to assist her. Here in Pitts- et oppression to the ocean-fresh breezes One target is a Civil War-era statute lobbyists sitting for months at a con- Bill Brotherton burgh, a “Black Lives Matter” mural of our Massachusetts beach town, they allowing criminal prosecution for po- ference table in the office of Judiciary Features Editor ext. 1338 sprung up along the Allegheny River. were startled when they saw police offi- lice violations of Americans’ constitu- Committee Chairman Joseph R. Biden [email protected] And in Washington, D.C., law- cers outside Temple Emanu-El on Rosh tional rights. Now federal authorities Jr. Now Congress is considering ex- Elyse Carmosino makers are struggling to respond Hashanah. I remember my mother can charge officers for unreasonable tending a provision that opened police Reporter, ext. 1264 to the furious reaction to the police calming the frightened Russians: “Ja- searches and seizures or for killing or [email protected] killing of George Floyd. kov and Tamar,” she said, “the police injuring people during law-enforce- departments to federal investigation The Minneapolis city council deci- here are to keep us safe.” ment activities. But the law poses an if they had a “pattern or practice” of Gayla Cawley undertaking discriminatory practices Reporter, ext. 1236 sion, the resignation of the Toronto But this also is the place where a almost impossible burden of proof, [email protected] chief and the painting of the Pittsburgh columnist cites the famous disgraceful requiring not just a show of excessive such as “stop and frisk.” Attorney Gen- mural came quickly after Floyd’s death police acts beyond the death of Floyd, force but also that the force was used eral William Barr believes the provision Cheryl Charles has been overused. Democrats disagree News Editor, ext. 1278 prompted widespread condemna- the unknown atrocities that never “willfully” to violate the person’s civil [email protected] tion and street protests. The action in make the news, and the casual but rights. It may be the highest burden and are contemplating giving subpoena Washington won’t come so swiftly. hurtful police belligerence that African of proof in the judicial system. power to the criminal division of the Olivia Falcigno Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina, Photographer, ext.1224 Americans have come to expect. Listen The new legislation would remove Justice Department and providing in- [email protected] the only black Republican, is drafting to the testimony of Gregory L. Moore, the “willfully” standard and substi- centives for state attorneys general to fresh police legislation. The Demo- the former editor of The Denver Post, tute the phrase “knowingly or in conduct these investigations. Spenser Hasak crats already have their bill. Other who has been stopped more than 20 reckless disregard” — not a nuance Photographer, ext. 1332 All of this seems and sounds like the [email protected] proposals are sprouting across the times by police. That is 20 times more or a linguistic affect. It would mean technical preoccupations that make capital. Melding them, reconciling than I have been stopped, and besides that police officers could more easily Americans impatient with Washing- Thor Jourgensen them, preparing them for floor action the pigment of our skin, we are pret- be charged for abusive behavior and Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 ton. But it is in the fine print of leg- [email protected] and passing them may last as long as ty much psychologically, intellectually, that these cases would be easier to islation that big headlines can be pro- Daniel Kane the summertime protests. And then professionally, demographically and prosecute and prove. Even in egre- duced — or avoided. Experts in police the politics of an election year, and temperamentally identical: Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 gious cases, the Justice Department practices believe these adjustments perhaps even a presidential veto, may “I’m a 65-year-old black man, and hesitates to prosecute because “will- [email protected] can make a significant difference even intervene. The International Union of I have literally spent most of my life fully” is so hard to determine. Steve Krause after the steam of the spring protest Police Associations endorsed Donald doing everything possible to avoid This small but significant adjustment Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 Trump’s reelection campaign as early encounters with police.” in the law has been under quiet discus- moment fades away. They can make [email protected] as last September. A month later the Hard unavoidable fact: The per- sion for years in the back corridors of police more accountable, more respon- David McLellan Fraternal Order of Police did so. spective Americans have about the Washington, but until now few thought sive to correcting their mistakes, more Reporter, ext. 1317 Indeed, the president already has crit- police depends entirely on their race. it was prudent to proceed to institute likely to move toward best practices [email protected] icized the Democratic package, which More than two months before the the change; its advocates worried that if — and more likely to be remembered Anne Marie Tobin includes a ban on police choke holds, death of Floyd, the Public Policy Insti- they sought to make this change, Con- for their good works. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 and said its authors had “gone CRAZY.” tute of California queried state resi- gress would open up the law for further [email protected] A 1972 Swampscott High School Here is an intriguing development: dents on their perceptions of their local changes or junk the entire statute. Ryan York A Republican senator told me that police, asking them if they believed all Also under consideration: a change graduate, David M. Shribman is the Copy Editor, ext. 1220 elements of the Democratic bill could groups were treated fairly. The results in the notion of “qualified immuni- Pulitzer Prize-winning former execu- [email protected] win bipartisan support, that there were stunning but not surprising. ty,” a doctrine generated by the tive editor of the Pittsburgh Post-Ga- TECHNOLOGY will be overlap in the bills, and that Almost identical rates of whites, His- courts, not Congress, and strength- zette. Follow him on Twitter at Shrib- passage of some legislation is likely. panics and Asians — about two out Tim Noyes ened over the years so that it now is manPG. Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 REAL ESTATE Lockdown lesson — live smaller, improve your finances By Carla Fried RATE.COM The 40 million Amer- icans who have filed for unemployment benefits as the coronavirus has dec- imated the U.S. economy are obviously the most vul- nerable victims of the pan- FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE demic. And the financial fear extends into millions A well-researched move has a far higher likeli- more households gripped hood of being successful. with the uncertainty of the long-term impact of a crisis that is still in play. Planning a big move? If the instability from this crisis has jolted you into starting to rethink Here are 7 steps to just about everything, with an eye on building a FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE avoid regrets more sustainable and safe Living in a smaller house and getting more life out of your car are ways financial foundation, you to boost your financial security. (TNS) • It’s costly to New York City might be a might try thinking small. move. With real estate poor choice; ditto Seattle Not small in the sense of (and thus less expensive) that the initial emotion- you’re paying to keep stuff fees, movers and other to Mobile, Ala. Are you re- living in a 200-square-foot might work out just fine. al high of a bigger home that probably doesn’t need items, a couple or family ally looking for something tiny house. Or going all in For day-to-day spending, wears off after one year. to be kept. Whatever your can easily drop $50,000 entirely new, or merely to on the abstemious spend- the goal is to banish the Yet, you’re still paying the monthly fee is, evaluate it relocating. And if you get re-pot yourself in a warm- ing that rules the FIRE rationalization of “it’s bigger mortgage and like- through your new set of there and find you don’t er/safer/whatever alterna- (Financial Independence, only” from your mindset. ly have higher utility bills. pandemic eyes: Might you like it, that’s an expensive tive? Retire Early) movement. This isn’t about going Forgoing an extra bedroom have better uses now for mistake. • The one-year rule. Even No disrespect to anyone in without, but rather about can boost your retirement that money? those camps; all are viable So, while we’re all for the when you’ve thoroughly making a more conscious savings by $500,000. • Check your car crazi- adventure of living in new life choices, but they also • Ditch the off-site stor- researched and settled on decision to right-size your ness. The average monthly places and grabbing new require embracing a bit of age and its contents. At a new city, wait a year to spending to help you payment for a new-car loan opportunities, we also feel an extreme approach. buy a home. Move there. last count, storage facilities a well-researched move There’s a more moder- achieve financial goals that were making $38 billion a is more than $500. And the Rent. Learn about the has a far higher likelihood ate approach to thinking have become more finely fo- year off of households look- average repayment time neighborhoods, commutes, of being successful. You small that can have a cused given recent events. ing for more space to park has nearly doubled over the the weather and about be- had a great week in Mi- profound impact on your Some examples: stuff they can’t wedge into past 50 years; 36 months ami on vacation and want ing away from where you finances: Become more • Buy the smaller house. their home. Got a storage used to be the norm, not 72 to move there? Your visit are now. Sprinkled among vigilant about combating The size of U.S. homes has space? If you can’t right or 84. Spending less on cars with relatives in Idaho all the helpful statistics on lifestyle creep. grown about 50 percent here and now do a quick can add hundreds of thou- was a blast, and you want City-Data.com are stories For big-ticket purchases, over the past 40 years, but and complete inventory of sands to your retirement to join them full time? of regrets from people who the goal is to always ask the size of the U.S. house- what you have there, that’s savings. That’s your goal for Whoa. We suggest you fol- moved and were sorry. yourself if a little smaller hold hasn’t. And it appears a yellow warning signal the next car. low this seven-step plan The Dallas suburbanite to know yourself and your who thinks of the song move. “Little Boxes” now and • Why are you leaving? longs for a place with What to do if you’re in forbearance Yes, you’re going some- “a bit more soul.” The where, but it might help Cleveland resident who to examine the reasons was surprised by all the but still paying your mortgage you’re leaving your cur- cloudy days and the ag- rent home and city. Is it ing infrastructure. The By Jeff Ostrowski percent of its customers in ble that many homeowners combination of government something that’s fixable? unhappy Denverite: “The BANKRATE.COM forbearance were still mak- asked for forbearance but stimulus payments and Lack of friends? See be- ing payments. Meanwhile, found their finances weren’t unusually generous un- mountains are nice, but I Since the coronavirus low for how to make them miss living close to a large Black Knight, a mortgage as dire as they feared. While employment benefits have anywhere. Bad commute, pandemic began in March, data firm, says 22 percent unemployment soared to kept some borrowers afloat. body of water. I also miss millions of homeowners neighborhood or job? Per- the chaos of a giant metro of the 4.73 million borrow- record levels in April, the “Many homeowners may haps there are local fixes have taken the federal ers in forbearance as of job market bounced back in have kept their jobs, at area.” Any move can fail, government up on a gen- to those, too. Pretend you but the poorly researched early June had made their May, according to the U.S. least for now, and govern- absolutely have to stay erous proposal, one that payments for May. Labor Department. ment checks have helped,” one is asking for failure. and have to become hap- lets borrowers skip mort- Continuing to write the “Most were happy to says Lynn Reaser, chief • Family. Whether you’re py there. How would you gage payments for up to a monthly check is a wise take the money just in economist at Point Loma running to them or away proceed? year with no penalties. move, says Greg McBride, case since there was, at University. • OK, you must move, from, it helps to think But in an unusual twist, CFA, Bankrate chief finan- least initially, no cost not With the economy most- but know yourself first. long term about the role more than a million bor- cial analyst. “If you’re able to do,” says Michael Seiler, ly shut down in recent Are you a traveler who of family in your life. Get- rowers in forbearance to make the payments, a professor of real estate months, consumers hav- looks for experiences that ting away is essential for have reportedly continued do so,” he says. “This will and finance at the College en’t been going on vacation, remind you of home, or one some. And for others, fam- to make their monthly keep you on your existing of William & Mary. dining out or buying cars, who seeks entirely new ily represents the entirety mortgage payments de- payoff schedule.” In another quirk of for- leaving them more mon- encounters? Think about of their social life. A move spite the free pass. An improving job mar- bearance, some borrowers ey to devote to mortgage what has pleased you most needn’t be permanent, but U.S. Bank, one of the few ket plays a role who simply called their payments. “They have not when you’ve been away understanding what you’d lenders to disclose details There’s no official expla- lenders to inquire about been doing as much spend- from your current home. gain or lose in terms of about the payment status of nation for why so many forbearance were automati- ing, as there have been If it’s familiarity, moving family will help make one borrowers in the program, borrowers have continued cally placed in the program, fewer spending opportuni- from Des Moines, Iowa, to more successful. said in late May that 30 making payments. It’s possi- Seiler says. What’s more, a ties,” Reaser says. 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All address information, particu- drain at 9:39 a.m. Thursday Pursuit with crash ends in Lynn larly arrests, refl ect police records. In on Tedesco Street. The drain ITEM STAFF REPORT Less than 20 minutes lat- Police had attempted to More than two hours lat- the event of a perceived inaccuracy, department was noti ed and the duck was rescued. er, a State Police sergeant use a tire de ation device er, at approximately 1 p.m. it is the sole responsibility of the con- Four people were ar- attempted to stop the sto- without success, state po- the stolen Mercedes was rested after a stolen mo- cerned party to contact the relevant Theft len vehicle in Andover on lice said. found in Lynn by the Mas- police department and have the de- tor vehicle pursuit that Route 93 Southbound, but Minutes later, a State sachusetts State Police partment issue a notice of correction Unemployment fraud stretched from Haverhill the driver refused to stop, Police trooper was turn- Air Wing. Marked and un- to Lynn and included two to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- was reported at 9:23 a.m. which prompted a police ing his cruiser around on marked cruisers followed car crashes, one involving ifi cations will not be made without Thursday on Arthur Avenue; pursuit, state police said. Auburn Street in Medford the vehicle and took its at 1:17 p.m. Thursday on a State Police cruiser, on Within minutes of the when he noticed the driver four occupants into custo- express notice of change from the Walnut Street; at 2:11 p.m. Friday, State Police said. chase being called off at of the Mercedes come to a dy, state police said. arresting police department. Thursday on Bradlee Road; at Shortly after 9 a.m., Commerce Way, another complete stop, state police The driver, Jonathan 2:31 p.m. Thursday on Clifton State Police were noti ed police pursuit began in said. Cesar, 18, of Malden, and LYNN Heights Lane; at 3:28 p.m. by the Haverhill Police De- Woburn after the vehicle The trooper got out of his three passengers, Yosvani Thursday on Naugus Avenue. partment of their search was spotted on the Route cruiser and ordered the Hernandez, 18, of Somer- Arrests for a black Mercedes that 93 Southbound side of driver to stop, but instead, ville and two unnamed ju- NAHANT had been stolen from a Route 95/128, state police the driver took off, strik- veniles were arrested and Jonathan Deleo, 22, of 23 dealership in Haverhill. said. ing the trooper, his cruis- each charged with receiv- Harwood St., was arrested on Complaints Haverhill Police had The pursuit was called er and another car in the ing a stolen motor vehicle. a courtesy booking at 10:38 stopped the vehicle, but off again after the vehi- process, state police said. The incident is under p.m. Thursday. An unknown caller at the driver had taken off, cle’s driver took the Exit The trooper drove him- investigation and more Tyrone Kennedy, 41, of 501 10:51 a.m. Thursday called speeding away onto Route 32 off ramp to Route 60. self to a local hospital to charges may follow, state Washington St., was arrested to contest a parking ticket. 495, state police said. During that chase, State be evaluated. police said. and charged with operation of a The caller was advised to motor vehicle with a suspended contact the parking clerk license and on warrant charges at the town all, as all park- of operation of a motor vehicle ing tickets are submitted to Some states hit pause, others with a suspended license and them. miscellaneous equipment vio- An unknown caller came lation at 10:52 a.m. Friday. into the station at 9:04 a.m. Sagrario Matos, 45, of 33 still press on amid spike in virus Lincoln St., was arrested and Thursday to inquire whether or charged with traf cking 200- not there are cameras at the town hall. He said his vehicle By Paul J. Weber and pitalizations and new nearly three months ago started uncorking their bot- plus grams of a Class B drug Andrew Demillo COVID-19 cases this of the nation’s rst state- tles and welcoming people at 4:22 p.m. Thursday. was struck last night and he didn’t know if there was foot- ASSOCIATED PRESS week, gave the go-ahead wide stay-at-home order, back to their tasting rooms, age. The caller was advised for restaurants on Friday entered the most expan- and hotels, zoos, museums Accidents AUSTIN, Texas — Utah sive phase of its gradual that there are no cameras in to expand eat-in dining and aquariums were also and Oregon put any fur- to 75 percent capacity, up reopening Friday, even allowed to reopen. San A report of a motor vehicle that area. ther reopenings of their An unknown caller at 3:22 from 50 percent. though its daily average Francisco restaurants re- crash at 10:59 a.m. Thurs- economies on hold amid a of new cases is up by more p.m. Wednesday reported she Arkansas, where the sumed outdoor dining, and day at Hanover and Wash- spike in coronavirus cases, than 600 from a week ago. had just arrived home and number of cases has near- the San Diego Zoo opened ington streets; at 11:54 a.m. but there was no turning ly doubled since Memorial Wineries in California on a limited basis. Thursday at Chatham and there were non-resident cars back Friday in such states parked at Forty Steps Ln. Day and the number of Marianna streets; at 12:01 as Texas, California, Ar- people hospitalized is up p.m. Thursday at Rocking- kansas and Arizona de- more than 88 percent, will ham Street and Western Av- Citizen Assist spite  ashing warning let restaurants seat more enue; at 1:09 p.m. Thursday signs there, too. customers on Monday. at Walgreens at 290 Broad- An unknown caller contact- ed the station at 3:40 p.m. One by one, states are “Regardless of what we way; at 1:54 p.m. Thursday weighing the health risks see in the next week, we at 242 Eastern Ave.; at 2:01 Wednesday to inquire about from the virus against the made the right decision p.m. Thursday at 67 Silsbee the cost of parking at Long economic damage from to go ahead and lift some St.; at 4:46 p.m. Thursday at Beach and to ask if the re- the stay-at-home orders of these restrictions so we Cliff and Walnut streets. strooms are available. The caller was advised accord- that have thrown millions don’t cause more damage ingly. out of work over the past to people’s lives and their Assaults three months. livelihood,” Republican A report of an assault and SWAMPSCOTT And many governors Gov. Asa Hutchison said. battery at 5:30 p.m. Thursday are coming down on the Arizona has become one on Kingsley Terrace. side of jobs, even though of the most troubling hot Complaints an Associated Press anal- spots in the U.S. as new Breaking and Entering A report of a disturbance at ysis this week found that cases have surged to more 11:16 a.m. Thursday at King’s cases are rising in nearly than 1,000 a day, up from A report of a motor vehi- Beach at 55 Humphrey St. half the states — a trend fewer than 400 before stay- cle breaking and entering experts attributed in part at-home orders expired in A caller reported Black Lives PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS at 11:23 p.m. Thursday at 2 Matter protestors threatened to the gradual reopening mid-May. Republican Gov. Baker St. pro-Trump supporters. of businesses over the past Doug Ducey gave assur- Health services worker Summer Deibert, left, A caller reported a coyote few weeks. ances the health care sys- checks the temperature of James McCluskey, Overdose was watching two dogs in the Texas, which set sin- tem can handle it. right, as he arrives for work before the reopen- gle-day highs for hos- Even California, the site ing of the San Diego Zoo. A report of an opiate over- area at 12:27 p.m. Thursday dose at 8:19 p.m. Thursday at 207 Forest Ave. on Market Street. A report of a suspicious motor vehicle at 2:09 p.m. One person dead after motorcycle crash in Lynn Theft Thursday at 250 Burrill St. An abandoned vehicle was By Gayla Cawley enue Friday night, police the crash. chusetts State Police were A report of a larceny at reported. ITEM STAFF said. The man was taken to still on scene investigat- A report of suspicious ac- Police could not provide Salem Hospital, where he ing the crash at 9:30 p.m. 5:47 p.m. Thursday at 36 LYNN — A man is dead Surfside Road. tivity at 4:55 p.m. Thursday details on what the motor- succumbed to his injuries, Gayla Cawley can be on Stetson Avenue. A caller after the motorcycle he cycle struck, but scanner Lynn Police Lt. Michael reached at gcawley@item- Vandalism reported a person in a pick- was riding was involved reports indicated another Kmiec said. live.com. Follow her on up truck was taking manhole in a crash on Eastern Av- vehicle was involved in Lynn Police and Massa- Twitter @GaylaCawley A report of vandalism at 3:19 covers from the side of the p.m. Thursday at 7 Chase St. road. Police disciplinary records are largely kept secret MARBLEHEAD Theft By Claudia Lauer or by union contract — a ris, a University of Pitts- that withholding allega- Complaints A report of a larceny at 9:46 and Colleen Long practice some criminal burgh law professor who tions is necessary to pro- a.m. Thursday at 9 Dale St. A ASSOCIATED PRESS justice experts say de- studies police behavior. tect of cers’ privacy and A report of a duck in the bicycle was reported stolen. prives the public of infor- While the U.S. consid- keep them safe. Police PHILADELPHIA — mation that could be used ers ways to reform Amer- unions have fought in con- Of cer Derek Chauvin to root out problem of cers ican policing following the tract negotiations and in had more than a dozen before it’s too late. sometimes violent protests state legislatures for con- misconduct complaints against him before he put In recent years, there that erupted nationwide dentiality. In some cases, his knee on George Floyd’s have been dozens of ex- over Floyd’s death in Min- records are erased after as call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 neck. Daniel Pantaleo, amples of of cers who neapolis, complaint data is little as two years. the New York City of cer had numerous complaints getting renewed attention “The unfettered release to start your who seized Eric Garner against them of excessive as a way to track and cor- of police personnel re- daily subscription. in a deadly chokehold, force, harassment or oth- rect rogue of cers and per- cords will allow unstable had eight. Ryan Pownall, er misconduct before they haps head off more serious people to target police a Philadelphia of cer fac- were accused of killing instances of brutality. of cers and our families someone on duty. Both Democratic and for harassment or worse,” MA LIC #107 ing murder charges in the shooting of David Jones, Con dentiality “makes Republican reform bills in said Patrick Lynch, head had 15 over ve years. it really tough for the pub- Congress would make of - of the Patrolmen’s Benev- But the public didn’t lic to know just who it is cers’ disciplinary records olent Association in New know about any of that they are dealing with and public and create a nation- York City. “A dangerous TOWN OF MARBLEHEAD TAX POSSESSION until the victims’ deaths. to know whether their al database of allegations cop-hater only needs a po- Citizen complaints department or any par- — a shift in political will lice of cer’s name, linked against police across the ticular of cer is one they that didn’t exist just a few to a few false or frivolous U.S. are largely kept se- would want out in the years ago. complaints, to be inspired PUBLIC AUCTION cret, either under the law streets,” said David Har- Police advocates argue to commit violence.” Wild re near Tucson threatens hundreds of homes SNEaK PEEK* 6/16 & 6/23 By Matt York quest for money to help sessing potential threats Allerton. 11am – 1pm ASSOCIATED PRESS ght the re, of cials said to homes and other struc- No injuries or structural Thursday. tures to identify access damage was reported, Al- TUCSON, Ariz. — Hun- Fire of cials said the routes and develop contin- lerton said. dreds of foothills homes re’s growth slowed over- gency plans in the event on the outskirts of Tuc- Travis Mayberry, an night but that it remained of the re spreading into operations section chief son remained under an a threat. Flames have neighborhoods. for the re management LIVE AUCTION TO BE HELD ON-SITE evacuation notice Friday been visible from Tucson In the neighborhoods as re ghters supported at night, and smoke from closest to the re, sheriff’s team, said Friday much by helicopters worked to the re plumed over a sub- deputies checked IDs to of the re was burning 18 TURNER ROAD, MARBLEHEAD keep a wild re from mov- urb Friday morning. con rm that people trying in terrain too rugged for ing downhill from canyons Pima County of cials on to enter were residents, as grounds crews to work and ridges in mountains Thursday issued an evac- helicopters dropped water safely, particularly if they MONDAY, JUNE 29 @ 12:00PM in a national forest. uation notice for approxi- on hot spots. needed to escape quickly. Ideal Renovation Opportunity with Tremendous Potential Most of the western mately 300 homes in a area Sheriff’s of cials went “Ït’s not a great place for United States is experi- south of the Coronado Na- door to door in neighbor- us to put people in to safe- 9,714± sf lot • 1,575± cape style home encing extreme dryness tional Forest, and numer- hoods on Thursday to ly work,” he said. “Ït’s just or drought, creating chal- 2 bedrooms • 1 bath • large walk-up attic ous other residents were notify residences of the too steep.”” lenging conditions for told to prepare to evacuate. evacuation notice, which Mayberry said crews wild re season, Bryan Over 400 re ghters a sheriff’s spokesman said Sullivan-Auctioneers.com • 617-350-7700 continued to clear lines to Henry, meteorologist with battled the week-old light- Friday wasn’t mandatory. TERMS: $10,000 Deposit by bank check made payable to TOWN OF the National Interagency ning-sparked re that as “People are not required keep the re away from MARBLEHEAD. No personal checks accepted. 4% Buyer’s Premium & Fire Center, said in a re- of Friday had burned 11 to leave, however we are homes south of the forest closing to take place on Sept. 1, 2020. Sold “AS IS”. *Attendees will cent re season outlook. square miles of mostly telling people we may not and might set additional not be allowed to enter the building, however you may look inside The Federal Emergen- brush and tall grass. be able to come back and res to burn vegetation through windows/door to get a view of the interior. cy Management Agency Fire of cials said spe- assist if things start to to slow the wild re by de- granted Arizona’s re- cialized crews were as- burn,” said Deputy James priving it of potential fuel. Please wear a mask and social distance when attending our auctions. 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SLIDE this summer. The expand- which is 60 minutes for totaling approximately From A1 ed offering of ST Math is K-1 students and 90 min- 55,000 students, according a busy summer part of the “2020 Math Ini- utes for those in grades 2-5, to the One8 press release. Department of Elementa- tiative,” which was devel- said Shirley Albert-Bene- One8 Foundation has pro- LYNNFIELD after each use. Kids must ry and Secondary Educa- oped to help mitigate both dict, LPS assistant director vided additional support for From A1 bring their own drinks tion (DESE), Mass STEM summer learning loss and of Curriculum and Instruc- the quality implementation and snacks and food may Hub and funding from The the “COVID slide,” accord- tion for Math K-12. of ST Math for schools re- school’s restrooms. not be shared. Kids and One8 Foundation. ing to a press release from District staff is currently ceiving grants through Mass Strength and condition- staff members must stay “The One8 Foundation The One8Foundation. working to enroll all Kin- STEM Hub, their school im- ing programs for elemen- home if not feeling well. has stepped up to pro- According to a report dergarten through Grade plementation team, accord- tary through high school, At pick up, parents must vide ST Math at no cost to published in April 2020 by 5 students in the ST Math ing to the release. impact sports labs, field remain in their vehicles Massachusetts schools for NWEA, student progress in program and aims for it to “We’re glad to see ST hockey, girls lacrosse and at all times. Kids will be this summer and into the math is at greatest poten- be accessible by June 15. Math become an option for golf programs are also be- returned to their parents, 2020-21 school year to help tial risk for a “COVID slide,” Teachers and principals additional Massachusetts ing offered, Sjoberg said. one at a time. In the case prevent what is known as and students could return will be reaching out to fam- schools this summer, espe- Sjoberg said that more of rain, activities will be the summer slide where to school in the fall “with ilies to ensure students get cially as we all look for ways than 55 kids have already canceled for the day. students lose information less than 50 percent of the their log-in information, to maintain student learn- signed up for Rec Jr., a Children are allowed to or skills taught during learning gains, and in some Albert-Benedict said. ing during the COVID-19 program he says normally ride their own bicycles to the summer months,” said grades, nearly a full year be- The One8 Foundation be- pandemic,” DESE Com- attracts about 40 kids on programs. Tutwiler. “With ST Math, hind what we would observe gan funding the ST Math missioner Jeffrey Riley average. Sjoberg said getting the students build deep con- in normal conditions.” Massachusetts Program said in a statement. “I am COVID-19 has tak- summer programs up and ceptual understanding and Students can minimize in 2017 with an initial co- grateful to One8 Founda- en its toll on Recreation going has been a town- there’s data to back it up.” the effect of the COVID hort of 54 Massachusetts tion, Mass STEM Hub and programs: Day trips, like wide team effort with the Lynn was one of 38 school slide by using ST Math for schools. Over the past two MIND Research Institute the ferry trip to Martha’s Lynnfield Fire Depart- districts that applied to be the recommended num- years, the program grew for making this opportuni- Vineyard, and Rec Ad- ment and Department considered for the program ber of minutes each week, to encompass 165 schools, ty available.” venture trips, like white of Public Works, offering water rafting, will not be PPE (masks/gloves/clean- offered. ing supplies) at discount- “None of the places we ed town-purchased rates. Dining out in Peabody . . . literally usually have for day trips The Fire Department will and adventure trips are also provide training to all open, so that was a de- DINING “Dinner has been really cially-adapted parking lot Department and had every- Recreation and Communi- From A1 good and I’m trying to find that featured family-style thing in order, so we were cision we didn’t have to make,” said Sjoberg. ty School staff. a way to add more tables,” tables with umbrellas. ready to go,” he said. “The “The town has been fan- “We wanted to get ahead Sjoberg said based upon said owner Lucio Perri- While the opening was cut thing is, we never stopped tastic working with us of this knowing that this discussions with Health na. “It’s ironic because we short due to a line of after- working. We were doing and has been so gracious (Phase 2) was coming Inspector Kristin McRae, had toyed with the idea of noon thunderstorms, own- takeout the whole time. to share their PPE with down the pike and know- the town concluded that outside dining in the past, er Phil Mitchell said the Business was good, so we us,” he said. “Chief Davis ing we need to be business the programs offered by but there were always ob- opening was a success. were able to keep my work- especially has been great friendly.” said City Council stacles in the way. We had “We only opened for the Lynnfield Recreation (and ers employed and didn’t let at hunting down those 99 President Tom Rossignoll. been working on configur- first half of the day because anyone go, so now with a also Lynnfield Community cent masks. Julie (Rec Di- “The normal process for a ing the space inside and of the rain, but we still had full service outdoor menu, Schools), “are not consid- rector Mallett) and I have special permit is lengthy and were completely surprised plenty of people in here,” we’ll just go from there and ered camps, therefore, the been working closely with we just wanted to shorten the when we found out that he said. “People are really see what happens.” (state) day camp guidance Town (Administrator), process, so we took the coun- only outdoor dining was al- excited to get out again, so, Like Perrina, Mitchell protocols do not apply,” Sarah Perkins, the new cil element out of the process lowed, but it turns out that with good weather, we are says he is hoping to add adding that temperature Community Schools direc- to streamline things. We don’t we were lucky as we had a preparing for an extremely more seating. scans and on-site nurses tor, and Superintendent meet everyday, so we made it decent layout outside, so it busy weekend. It just feels “Right now, we’re at 60, will not be required. Jane Tremblay regarding easier for people who now all worked out beautifully.” good knowing that people but we’ll go from there and Nonetheless, strict ad- don’t have to go through us.” Perrina said Toscana has need this.” if we have to throw a few herence to guidelines will both Lynnfield Recreation Community Develop- been able to keep its full To comply with state reg- high tops in the back, we be expected. From drop and Community Schools’ ment Director Curt Bella- time staff to meet the pub- ulations, a temporary barri- will. We are observing all offs to the end of every ability to hold much need- vance said approximately lic’s demand for takeout. er with privacy netting was the state guidelines with program, social distanc- ed summer programming 18 restaurants in the city “We’ve always had a constructed around the pe- all workers wearing masks, ing will be required at for kids. We could not have have been approved for strong takeout business, rimeter of the dining space. customers wearing masks all times. When social done this without their outside dining. even pre-COVID,” said The place has a Fenway Park until they are seated and distancing is not possi- positive support.” At Toscana Ristorante on Perrina. “And we are still rooftop feel, complete with social distancing in place. ble, masks must be worn. For more information or Bourbon Street, diners are crazy busy even though Champions’ own version of What to do when opening Activity groups will be to register, go to https:// treated to Peabody’s version we’ve opened outside.” the Green Monster along day is cut short? Curbside limited to 10 children. All lynnfieldma.myrec.com/ of the North End, thanks to Previously open for with Sam Adams umbrellas. take-away from Toscana. equipment will be cleaned info/default.aspx. a magical transformation lunch only on Fridays, The restaurant, which seats “We are big fans of Lucio that turned the parking lot Toscana is now open for up to 90 inside, can accom- and he’s a big fan of us, into an al fresco style, tented lunch seven days a week. modate 60 outside. so we frequent each oth- ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! dining area, complete with Reservations are required Mitchell said the key to er’s places often, which is fountains, overhead lighting for lunch and dinner. being able to get up and great,” said Mitchell, now Call Customer Service and bistro seating for 50. 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By Daniel Kane The Magicians also had plenty of highlights son on a high note. ITEM STAFF during extracurricular activities like the arts And the boys alpine skiing team proved to be TOP 5 PERCENT and sports. Some shows and events may have the best on the slopes with a state champion- MARBLEHEAD — The Class of 2020 and been forced to cancel this spring but the Class ship win, the class of 2020’s third state cham- High School Principal Daniel Bauer shared of 2020 still left its mark. pionship in a row in boys alpine skiing. Valedictorian: Jillian Lederman four years together and they are not going to “They found tremendous success in the “I have to say, it may be a common refrain Salutatorian: Hayden Miller let the last two months de ne that time for world of art,” Bauer said. “We had a virtual throughout the local schools but our seniors President, Reid Tully them. art show this year, which is a big deal for the have shown so much perseverance and resil- Vice President, Bryn Burton “They were a really great class and my rst students including Drama Fest. Plenty of our ience throughout this,” Bauer said, adding, Secretary, Leah Veprek class I was able to see through here since I students took home a lot of awards as well. “They’ve lost a lot of activities like musicals, Treasurer, Anders Kearney came in 2016. They’ve really changed the “In athletics we had a lot of strong teams ev- concerts, arts and obviously spring sports. Now school culture here. They were always great ery season,” Bauer said. “All in all, there was a they’re missing out on milestone events like with community service and no matter what lot for this class to be proud of in their extra- prom, senior week and graduation. Throughout happens, that’s what they’ll be remembered curricular activities.” it all they did a great job not letting it get them for,” Bauer said. Whether it was on the eld or in the pool, down. Everyone was faced with unusual cir- That community service spread around and Marblehead athletics found plenty of that suc- cumstances and they got through it together.” outside Marblehead High started with stu- cess throughout the past four years. The Class of 2020 included student leaders dents making the high school a place where The swimming team couldn’t be stopped in like class president Reid Tully, valedictorian everyone was welcome. recent years, taking home back-to-back North- Jillian Lederman, and Salutatorian Hayden “They always did such a great job welcoming eastern Conference titles. Miller. freshmen in,” Bauer said. “And they helped On the football eld the class of 2020 had a On June 5, the Class of 2020 was able to cel- a number of entities throughout town, rais- Thanksgiving to remember. The girls topped ebrate and show their school spirit again with ing money. They donated blood during blood Swampscott in the powder puff game while a car parade at Marblehead High School. drives and also spent time tutoring kids in the the football team also topped the Big Blue Daniel Kane can be reached at dkane@item- younger classes.” with a last second touchdown to end their sea- live.com Jillian Lederman Congratulations to the class of 2020!

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SALEM — Salem State bright future for our Vi- University has an- king teams.” nounced the appoint- “I have been fortunate ment of Nicolle Wood ‘95 enough to wear the or- as its new director of ath- ange and blue since the letics. Wood will be re- beginning of my under- sponsible for overseeing graduate career, and I the vision of SSU athlet- am honored to be named ics and guiding it to pro- as the Director of Athlet- vide a positive and com- ics at my alma mater and petitive program that the place that I really focuses on student ath- grew as a student-ath- letes’ academic and per- lete, coach, and adminis- sonal goals. trator,” said Wood. “My Wood brings over 20 experience as a Viking years of professional ex- helped shape so much of perience to this role, in- what I have become, and cluding 14 years as part I am grateful to be in a FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of Viking athletics. She position to continue to NBA Commissioner Adam Silver gave NBA teams joined Salem State in pay that forward through and players a more detailed schedule of events 2007 as coordinator of the experiences we can CHAMPS Life Skills pro- offer our students. I for the restart of the season, which is planned for COURTESY PHOTO gramming and Head would like to thank Dr. Disney World in July. Women’s Soccer Coach. Panzella, Dr. Bryant, and Salem State University has hired Nicolle Wood She has since served as President Keenan for as its new athletic director. coordinator for stu- this opportunity. I would NBA gives teams, dent-athlete affairs; as- also like to thank our cial Olympics. ment during her playing sistant director of athlet- hard-working staff and During her time as head days. She is the only SSU ics; associate director of student-athletes who coach, Wood has led teams player or coach who has players more detailed athletics; and most re- have helped make Salem to the MASCAC postsea- played a role in seven of cently, interim director of State such an amazing son nine times, including the program’s nine MAS- schedule for restart athletics. Wood has been place to call home.” as a nalist in her rst CAC titles since college the Vikings’ Head Wom- Wood continued, “De- season and 2018. In 2019 added women’s varsity Wood passed the 100 wins soccer at NCAA Division 3 (AP) — The NBA gave and a submission to daily en’s Soccer Coach since spite the uncertainties mark with the best MAS- level in 1986. teams a more de nitive temperature checks and 2006 and previously and dif culties we have CAC record (5-1-1) since Wood has also served on timetable for the restart to symptom self-assessments. served as the university’s faced the past few her inaugural season. She many regional and nation- the pandemic-interrupted There are other require- top assistant women’s months, it has been a re- was selected in both 2017 al committees, including season Friday, including ments that will also apply soccer coach. ally rewarding experi- and 2019 as the Confer- the NCAA Regional and required coronavirus test- to those working in house- Prior to joining Salem ence to help lead our de- ence Coach of the Year and National Soccer commit- ing that is set to begin this keeping and food service, State, Wood was the di- partment through this served as the MASCAC tees and the NCAA Work- month and mandatory in- said the person, who spoke rector of programs at current challenge. The Chairperson for Women’s ing Group on Diversity dividual workouts in early to The Associated Press High Performance Sports emergence of leadership Soccer. In addition to suc- and Inclusion. In 2015, she July before training camps. on condition of anonymity Medicine in Peabody and that I have seen in our was named a nalist for The league is still work- because those details have served as the director of student-athletes and staff cess on the eld, the Lady ing on completing the not been revealed publicly. sports, health and tness has been inspiring, and a Vikings have consistently the Giant Steps Award by health and safety protocols The NBPA has said player at the Jewish Communi- reminder of how lucky we competed as the top SSU the National Consortium that will essentially become health and safety will be a ty Center of the North are to be Vikings. There is academic performer and for Academics and Sports, the rulebook for the restart top priority, and there are Shore for a decade. no other group of people I were awarded the United which are given to individ- at the Disney campus near still many concerns about “Our athletics program would want to stand be- Soccer Coaches Team Eth- uals who use sport to make Orlando, Florida — and how things will work once has long bene ted from side as we navigate this ics Award of Merit and Na- positive social change and told teams that talks with teams arrive at Disney. Nicolle’s talent, Viking crisis.” tional Team Academic are leaders for their com- the National Basketball But with negotiations on pride, and commitment Wood has been an ac- Award in 2018. munities. She has also Players Association on many levels apparently to bringing out the best tive member of the Salem Wood is a 1995 SSU been selected for the Dr. those issues are continuing. far enough along to deter- in each student athlete,” State community and be- graduate of Salem State’s Patricia A. Gozemba Meanwhile, a person mine a schedule of sorts, said Salem State Univer- yond. As an advisor to the sport and movement sci- Award for her support of with direct knowledge of the league gave teams the sity President John Student-Athlete Advisory ence program. She was a the LGBT community. She the talks said that Disney go-ahead to immediately Keenan. “This new role Committee, she has goalkeeper for the Lady is the co-founder of the workers who will be on the start allowing two assis- will allow Nicolle to ex- helped to raise the level of Vikings from 1991 through Roger A Cote Run for campus during the NBA tant coaches to deal with pand her positive impact civic engagement among 1994 and was a member of Courage, raising money in restart will have to follow a voluntary player workouts. on our campus, our ath- Viking teams and coach- four Massachusetts State her father’s memory for long list of protocols — in- The rule had been one letics program, and most es. The Vikings have been College Athletic Confer- the families of military cluding constant mask or coach with one player since importantly, our stu- recognized three times as ence championship teams. veterans, and runs as part other appropriate personal teams were given the green dents. I know from my Jostens Community Ser- Wood was a member of the of Team Big Heart for the protective equipment usage light to re-open facilities own experience how vice award winners for women’s soccer team Joseph Middlemiss Big when in the vicinity of any for the voluntary workouts transformative athletics their work in the commu- during its most successful Heart Foundation. NBA participants or others last month. can be. With Nicolle at nity and have won NCAA period and participated in Wood resides in Hudson, there for the restart, strict the helm, we can all look Spotlight polls for their three NCAA tournaments NH with her husband and social distancing guidelines NBA, B3 forward to a strong and commitment to the Spe- and one ECAC tourna- two sons.

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Cincinnati Reds catcher Tucker Barnhart takes off his helmet after taking batting prac- tice during a workout at Grand Park Friday in West eld, Ind. Proceeds from the event will go to Reviving Baseball in the Inner City of Indianap- olis. MLB offers players 80 percent of prorated salaries, 72-game season

NEW YORK (AP) — Ma- don’t intend to move off jor League Baseball has of- their stance for full prorat- fered players 80% of their ed pay. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS prorated salaries and a 72- “This represents our - Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has signed into law a bill that will allow college athletes to be paid for game schedule beginning nal proposal for a 72-game their likeness, joining California and Colorado as the only states to do so. July 14 in an effort to start season,” Deputy Commis- the pandemic-delayed sea- sioner Dan Halem wrote in son, according to details of a letter to union chief ne- Florida governor signs college athlete the proposal obtained by gotiator Bruce Meyer that The Associated Press. was obtained by the AP. Players would get 70% of “You should let us know by NIL compensation bill into law their prorated salaries the end of the day on June during the regular season 14 whether players desire (AP) — Florida has A bill that would allow state, joining California Florida schools is a great and the rest for completion to accept it.” cleared the way for col- college athletes in Florida and Colorado, to pass an landing spot,” DeSantis of the postseason under MLB proposed that play- lege athletes in the state to be paid for the use of NIL law targeting cur- said at a signing ceremo- MLB’s plan, given to the ers be guaranteed about to earn money from en- their name, images and rent NCAA rules that re- ny and news conference union on Friday. $1.27 billion in salaries in- dorsement deals as soon likenesses was signed strict college athlete com- at the University of Mi- The players’ last offer, on cluding projected earned ami in Coral Gables. He bonuses, increase the total as next summer. That into law by Gov. Ron De- pensation. Tuesday, was for an 89- was joined by former NFL to $1.45 billion if the post- comes even as some in Santis. By then, both the “I just want to say Flor- game regular season at players Jonathan Vilma, season is completed. The college sports want to NCAA and Congress ida is leading on this and full prorated pay. The who played at Miami, and union’s proposal would slow things down due to could have rules or legis- if you’re a blue-chip high union said it will convene a Corey Simon, who played guarantee players $2.25 concerns about how ath- lation in place to lift those school recruit out there at Florida State. call of players to discuss its billion. lete compensation will ac- restrictions, too. trying to gure out where response, but players re- tually work. Florida is the third to go I think any of our COLLEGE, B3 peatedly have said they MLB, B3 SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

TODAY IN SPORTS June 13 1948 Triple Crown winner Citation, NBA gives more details on restart plan 1913 — James Rowe, who had and Mister Frisky. won back-to-back Belmont Stake 2012 — Matt Cain pitches the NBA now for voluntary work- The scrimmages will be the No. 8 team would take races in 1872-3 as a jockey, sets 22nd perfect game in major league From B2 outs until told otherwise. scheduled by the NBA and that seed and move into the record for most number of history and first for San Francisco, The rest of the league’s will have NBA referees. the conference quarterfi- Belmont Stakes wins by a trainer, striking out a career-high 14 bat- NBA head coaches can timetable, as of now and July 30-August 14 — nals. eight, when he sends Prince Eu- ters and getting help from two run- be one of those two coaches with the caveat that it is Seeding games at Disney. Aug. 17 — Playoffs be- ning catches by outfielders Melky gene to victory. involved in the voluntary still considered tentative Games will resume. The gin. This date would move 1935 — Jim Braddock scores a Cabrera and Gregor Blanco to beat sessions starting June 23, 15-round unanimous decision over the Houston Astros 10-0. until the health protocols NBA is still working on up to Aug. 15 or 16 if the 2014 — The Los Angeles Kings though social distancing are done and agreements completing the schedule play-in series are unnec- Max Baer in New York to win the and other rules the league world heavyweight title. wins the Stanley Cup for the second with Disney are signed, for those eight games per essary. The playoffs are all 1953 — Ben Hogan wins the U.S. time in three years with a 3-2 victory applied in response to the includes: team, and the matchups scheduled as traditional Open for the fourth time, with a six- over the New York Rangers in Game pandemic would still ap- July 1 through July 7, 8 will be based on regu- best-of-seven series. stroke victory over Sam Snead. 5. Alec Martinez scores 14:43 into ply. or 9 — Required individ- lar-season games that re- Aug. 30 — A limited the second overtime to end the lon- June 23 is significant in 1959 — Billy Casper wins the U.S. ual workouts for players mained when the league number of family mem- Open golf tournament over Bob gest postseason in franchise histo- another way as well. That on the 22 participating suspended play on March bers and guests of remain- Rosburg. ry. Jonathan Quick makes 28 saves would be the first day teams, with the end date 11. ing teams will be permit- 1971 — Kathy Whitworth wins and Conn Smythe Trophy winner players on the 22 teams coinciding with which day Aug. 15-16 — The two- the LPGA championship by four Justin Williams scores an early goal that will be going to the ted to arrive at Disney for strokes over Kathy Ahern. for Los Angeles. that team would arrive at game play-in series to de- the first time. They would June 14 Disney campus would be 1982 — Jan Stephenson wins the required to undergo coro- the Disney campus. termine the No. 8 seed in stay on the Disney proper- LPGA championship with a two- 1922 — Gene Sarazen edges Bob- navirus testing conducted July 7, 8 and 9 — Arriv- each conference, if neces- ty. They will not be permit- stroke triumph over Joanne Carner. by Jones and John Black to win the als at the Disney campus sary. The series would be ted until this point in the U.S. Open tournament. by those teams. 1991 — The National, the nation’s in Lake Buena Vista, Flor- necessary if the team in schedule. first all-sports daily newspaper, 1934 — Max Baer stops Primo Car- The league also said it ceases publication. nera in 11th round in New York to is still working on plans ida. ninth place in either con- Aug. 31-Sept. 13 — Con- 1992 — Sergei Bubka of Ukraine win the world heavyweight title. for the eight teams — At- July 9-29 — Team train- ference when the seeding ference semifinals. breaks his own world outdoor re- 1952 — Julius Boros shoots a 281 lanta, Charlotte, Chicago, ing camps at Disney, games end is within four Sept. 15-28 — Confer- cord in the pole vault by soaring at Northwood Club in Dallas to win Cleveland, Detroit, Golden which would follow initial games of the No. 8 team. ence finals. 20 feet, one-half inch. The jump the U.S. Open over Ed Oliver by four State, Minnesota and New health and safety screen- A best-of-two series would Sept. 30-Oct. 13 — NBA is the 30th time that Bubka has strokes. York — that will not be ings upon arrival. be played, with the ninth- Finals. The league origi- set the record indoors or outdoors, 1958 — Tommy Bolt beats Gary part of the restart at Dis- July 21 or 22 — Start place team needing to go nally planned an Oct. 12 Player by four strokes to win the surpassing the 29 world records date for three intersquad 2-0 in those games to earn end date, though that has by distance runner Paavo Nurmi of U.S. Open. ney. Those teams can keep Finland in the 1920s. 1958 — Britain beats the United their facilities open for scrimmages for each team. a playoff berth. Otherwise, now been adjusted. 1993 — Patty Sheehan wins the States 4-3 at Wimbledon to win LPGA Championship for a third the Wrightman Cup, the first win for time, with a 2-under 69 for a one- Britain since 1930. stroke victory over Lauri Merten. 1981 — Donna Caponi Young wins MLB offers 72-game season to players union 1997 — Chicago wins its fifth NBA the LPGA championship by one championship in the last seven stroke over Jerilyn Britz and Pat MLB its current postseason for- season is completed. first place ... when games years, as Steve Kerr’s last-second Meyers. From B2 mat. Expanded playoffs Players started at 114 were not being played as a shot gives the Bulls a 90-86 Game 1987 — The Los Angeles Lakers would create new games to games on May 31 and result of the ongoing na- 6 victory over the Utah Jazz. win their 10th NBA championship Before the new coronavi- sell, the total depending on dropped to 89 on Tuesday. tional emergency,” Halem 2003 — Vijay Singh matches the with a 106-93 victory over the Bos- rus caused opening day to the format agreed to. “We still see no justifica- wrote. best score in major championship ton Celtics in Game 6 at the Forum. be pushed back from Baseball’s highest-paid tion for paying players less Players want to extend history, shooting a 7-under 63 for 1990 — Vinnie Johnson scores 15 March 26, salaries had players, Mike Trout and than a full day’s pay for a the regular season past its a share of the second-round lead points in the fourth quarter, includ- been set to total $4 billion. Gerrit Cole, would each be full day’s work, ” Meyer scheduled end on Sept. 27 in the U.S. Open with Jim Furyk. ing a 15-footer with seven-tenths Each side includes a $50 guaranteed $11.2 million wrote to Halem on Tues- and push back the World Singh and Furyk (66) have 7-under of a second left, to give the Detroit million postseason pool. and have the chance to day in a letter obtained by Pistons a 92-90 win and the NBA Series deep into November. 133 totals, the lowest 36-hole score Players have insisted in the U.S. Open. Singh also had a title over Portland in five games. earn $12.8 million under the AP. “Your refusal to “At least 12 states have 63 in the 1993 PGA Championship 1991 — Leroy Burrell sets a world they receive 100% of their the new plan. They would play any games in October experienced a rising rate of and joins Greg Norman as the only record in the U.S. Championships prorated salaries, the receive $19,777,778 under remains unreasonable and COVID-19 hospitalizations players to shoot 63 in two majors. in New York with a 9.90-second terms the sides agreed to the union plan, down from unsupported. You can play in the last week, including 2003 — Roger Clemens reaches clocking in the men’s 100-meter in March. But MLB told their original $36 million more baseball games than some states where our 300 wins and becomes the third dash. Carl Lewis, who held the re- the union that playing in salaries this year. that and you owe it to your clubs are located,” Halem pitcher with 4,000 strikeouts, lead- cord at 9.92 since the 1988 Olym- empty ballparks without A player at the $563,500 players and fans to do so. ing the New York Yankees over the pics, finishes second. wrote. “We must disagree gate revenue would cause minimum would be guar- Among other things, con- with your position that it is St. Louis Cardinals 5-2. 1994 — The New York Rangers a loss of $640,000 for each anteed $175,311 under the cerns about a second wave in the interests of player 2010 — Zenyatta wins her 17th hold off the Vancouver Canucks additional game played MLB plan with the chance in October and November consecutive race, giving her the 3-2 in Game 7 for their first Stanley safety and health to both and that teams can’t afford to rise to $200,356. He are apparently not going to longest winning streak by a mod- Cup in 54 years. MVP Brian Leetch, cram in as many games as 100% prorated pay. The would get $309,577 under stop other leagues from ern day thoroughbred in unrestrict- Adam Graves and Mark Messi- possible through the sched- union has said it doubts the union proposal. playing during those ed races. The 6-year-old mare, er score goals and Mike Richter uling of doubleheaders and MLB’s figures but has not In addition, a $50 million months.” ridden by Hall of Famer Mike makes 28 saves for New York. complete the postseason in Smith, wins the $200,000 Vanity 1995 — The Houston Rockets received sufficient finan- postseason players’ pool in While the sides agreed to mid-November, a time Handicap by a half-length over St complete the unlikeliest of NBA cial disclosure to make a each side’s proposal would prorated pay in March, Trinians at Hollywood Park. With championship repeats, sweeping full evaluation. result in a full share being they also said they would when the Institute for the victory, Zenyatta surpasses the the Orlando Magic with a 113-101 Baseball Commissioner worth about $250,000 for engage in “good faith” ne- Health Metrics and Evalu- 16-race winning streaks of Cigar, victory. Rob Manfred has threat- the World Series winner gotiations over playing in ation is now predicting ened to unilaterally call for and $170,000 for the loser. empty ballparks. Halem, in worsening COVID-19 a schedule of about 50 Normally, tickets fund the his letter Friday, reminded trends.” Florida governor signs games if teams must pay postseason pool. Meyer that before the deal MLB said it remains 100% prorated salaries. MLB has made three Manfred had been pre- willing to suspend for this That would guarantee just proposals, starting with an pared to exercise the provi- offseason the loss of ama- athlete compensation under $1.25 billion — close 82-game schedule on May sion allowing him to sus- teur draft picks for teams to the new offer without 26, then cutting it to 76 on pend Uniform Player signing qualified free the postseason portion. Monday and now reducing Contracts after a declara- agents. The union said this bill for college players Both sides say they the season further. Cole tion of a national emergen- week it was not interested would agree to expand the and Trout each would have cy. in that. COLLEGE Cunningham and Pogge playoffs from 10 teams to been guaranteed about “The association’s rheto- Both sides have ex- From B2 on Friday sent a second 16 in 2020 and 2021, but $5.58 million under MLB’s ric that players ‘remain op- pressed interest in using memo, obtained by The As- an agreement is needed for first proposal and about posed to any further pay joint funds to assist minor Florida’s law increases sociated Press, to the Uni- that to happen. MLB is to $8.72 million in the second cuts’ is quite misleading league players, who are not the urgency for the NCAA form Law Commission receive $787 billion from with the chance to earn because players were nev- likely to have a season, and to act because it goes into (ULC) to offer “alternative Fox, Turner and ESPN in $12.19 million if the post- er entitled to be paid in the social justice initiatives. effect July 1, 2021 — 18 considerations” that in- months earlier than Cali- cludes group licensing. fornia’s and Colorado’s. The memo supports About two dozen more group licensing by sport in- states are working on sim- stead of having college ath- ilar legislation. letes secure individual The NCAA’s board of gov- deals with third parties. ernors signed off in April They argue that it would on recommendations to al- offer “widespread benefits” low athletes access to a by permitting athletes to free market — with “guard- get a cut of ventures in- rails” — while also empha- volving their sport such as sizing that it will need help video games, trading cards from Congress to avoid a or jersey sales. patchwork of state laws. “My own personal feeling The NCAA wants its own is that a step in that direc- legislation ready for a vote tion through group licens- in January. ing is something that we Federal lawmakers have can handle, ... something expressed concerns about that’s easily tracked, it’s the NCAA’s desire and something that we have ability to regulate NIL done previously,” Cunning- compensation. They have ham said in an interview also said an antitrust ex- with the AP. “And it’s some- emption for the NCAA is thing that is new money unlikely, but they could into the collegiate system move on national NIL leg- because it’s not there now, islation later this year. so that would not have any While NCAA leaders adverse effect on our exist- have touted the need for ing financial model. modernizing rules for ama- “Whether you agree with teurism while still main- the model or not, it’s new PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS taining the so-called colle- money into the system.” giate model, not everyone The memo also cites a After shooting a 4-under 66 in the second round on Friday, Harold Varner III has taken a one-shot in college sports is comfort- model utilized by the lead into the weekend at the Charles Schwab Challenge. able with where NIL is LPGA allowing for group headed. licensing without requir- The University of North ing unionization. Varner III takes one-shot lead into weekend Carolina at Chapel Hill re- “This would enable more cently sent a memo outlin- student-athletes, a number FORT WORTH, Tex- now,” McIlroy said after round. He answered with tour is doing every day at ing “significant concerns” of whom come from under- as (AP) — One spectator a 63, with a bogey on the eight birdies — one of 8:46 a.m. This time he had about NIL to a law com- privileged backgrounds, to was stopped after trying last hole, that left him two them right after the 8:46 a 10-foot birdie chance mission that is examining profit financially from NIL to sneak into Colonial on behind Varner among the a.m. moment of silence as on the par-3 16th when whether to craft a stan- activities associated with Friday, and perhaps he early starters. “I’m just a tribute to the death of he heard the three short dardized athlete-compen- their participation in col- was onto something with happy to be in the mix.” George Floyd. blasts from the horn to sation law for states to lege athletics,” the memo all the birdies from Rory So is Varner, more prom- He wound up with a 66 stop play. adopt. Co-authored by ath- said of group licensing. McIlroy and Jordan Spi- inent that ever because for a one-shot lead over “I just wanted to make letic director Bubba Cun- The memo supports eth and the great recovery of such thoughtful words Spieth. that putt just to get me ningham and associate forming a federal commis- of Harold Varner III. on racial injustice coming Dating to the ShotLink back to even (for the athletics director Paul sion to create NIL regula- If the opening round of from one of four players of era in 2003, it was the low- round),” Varner said. “I Pogge, the memo refer- tions that are supplement- the Charles Schwab Chal- black heritage on the PGA est score on the PGA Tour was really just focused on enced the potential for re- ed by uniform state laws to lenge felt like the first day Tour. by a player who began his playing some good golf. It’s duced resources for ensure schools are operat- of school, players quickly Varner’s opening tee shot round with a triple bogey. pretty cool that the tour non-revenue programs – ing under the same rules, adjusted to the quiet envi- at No. 10 went through the He was at 11-under 129, is doing that, but when possibly leading to their as well as an “entity inde- ronment as the PGA Tour trees and onto the bridge the lowest 36-hole score of you’re out there, you’re elimination. It was signed pendent of the NCAA” to tries to restart from the leading to a one-shot pen- his career. just so in the moment. by more than a dozen na- oversee NIL activities and COVID-19 pandemic. alty, and three putts from Varner was in the gym Well, I was, anyway. I don’t tional associations in vari- potentially pursue group-li- “The leaderboard is a 50 feet gave him a triple Thursday during the mo- know, man, I was just try- ous sports. censing deals. ‘who’s who’ of golf right bogey to start the second ment of silence, which the ing to make a birdie.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 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

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Granddaughter wants wedding with no family in attendance DEAR ABBY: Our first ours and our vet’s. granddaughter is getting Dear Abby is written by Abigail The best response I married in six months Van Buren, also known as Jeanne have heard when some- and has told her parents one asks if a dog is adopt- that no one from either Phillips, and was founded by her ed or rescued is, “No, family is invited to the mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact she’s biological.” I’ve used wedding. They want to get Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. it only once, but it got my married by themselves point across. Please re- because they are both shy Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. mind your readers that and don’t want to be the center of attention. asking these questions is rude. At first I was OK with DEAR DEPRESSED: DEAR ABBY: Why do it, but the more I thought So you have appointed people feel compelled to MYOB IN about it, the more hurt I yourself the official fami- ask if my dog was adopt- MASSACHUSETTS felt. The confusing part ly fixer? Your “shy” grand- ed or rescued? I have about this is she wants a daughter and her fiance wanted a dog for at least DEAR MYOB: I’m pre-wedding party for appear to be confirmed five years. Because I was willing to remind them, both families to attend. introverts. If they prefer in nursing school, I wait- So I asked her to keep an but whether they’ll pay to take their vows private- ed until I graduated, and open mind and think attention is anyone’s about having the party ly, it’s their privilege, and then my partner and I guess. What these people right after the marriage you shouldn’t personalize researched extensively. are doing is expressing ceremony. Now she won’t it. That was your mistake. While I love the idea of the idea that animals talk to me! Was I wrong While I don’t think you adopting, sheltering or who are in need of a good to suggest an idea? My have committed a cardinal rescuing, we wanted a home should take priori- husband is now saying he sin and do think your purebred German shep- ty. That said, there is doesn’t want to attend granddaughter overreact- herd puppy. My son and I nothing wrong with hav- any party they will have. ed, you shouldn’t feel the both have mental health ing a purebred animal if need to mend any fences. As issues, and our dog has I can’t stop thinking that is your preference. to how your daughter will been a huge help and an about our daughter and P.S. I hear a lot lately how she feels about not feel about not seeing her antidepressant all in one. daughter get married, that It is unfair that people about people adopting being able to see her dogs during this quaran- daughter get married. is not your problem. Take a ask these questions, or step back and let the bride have the audacity to tine period because they I’m afraid I may have are desperate for compa- made things worse, and and groom celebrate their make faces and com- ny. I sincerely hope the I’m very depressed. I just day as they wish. ments when I say no. I want to fix it so everyone P.S. I find it odd the have neither the desire animals will not be for- is happy. Help! bride and groom would nor the capacity to mend gotten or discarded once want ANY party, feeling or train a potentially bro- the quarantine is lifted DEPRESSED IN the way they do about the ken dog. How I got her is and folks return to their NORTH CAROLINA ceremony. no one’s business but (somewhat) normal lives. BRIDGE

How do I get across the table? The dying words of Crowfoot, a ploy the Lebensohl convention.) leader of the Siksika First Nation, At first glance, this looks easy. were, “What is life? It is a flash of a Outside clubs, South has five win- firefly in the night. It is the breath of ners, so four club tricks will be suf- a buffalo in the wintertime. It is the ficient. Therefore, he takes the first little shadow that runs across the trick in his hand and runs the club grass and loses itself in the sunset.” 10. It wins. Now he continues with This deal revolves around declar- the club queen, but West rudely dis- er’s trying to get across the baize cards a spade, and East unsportingly of the card table to gain access to lets declarer hold the trick. How can winners in the dummy. How should South get back to the board once he South play in three no-trump after West leads the spade jack? has dislodged East’s club king? Following West’s modern weak Declarer plays a club to the ace two-bid, South doubled for takeout, and leads another club, discarding hoping to find a heart fit. However, his remaining top spade. East shifts when North advanced with three to the diamond nine. West takes the clubs, South rebid three no-trump, trick and returns a heart. South wins showing a hand that had an interest and leads a low diamond. West can in other strains. (Either South should take that trick, but now dummy’s di- assume that his partner has 6 or 7 amond jack is an entry, and the con- points, or North-South should em- tract is safe. 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Candidate must be bi-lingual (English/Spanish) and must provide information, referrals, education workshops, group setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and Shore have excellent communication skills, be computer literate, and Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes services and individual case management to residents of both it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or Part-time position available. have the ability to work housing authorities. discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, Must be able to work evenings, independently in a fast paced environment. This is a part-time The incumbent will be responsible for coordinating age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, weekends and holidays. Experi- position and the hours are: Monday and Wednesday 8:00 am to 4:00 resources/services to residents so that they can access veteran's status, or source of income or any intention to make any such preference, limitation ence with Microsoft Office re- pm., and Friday 8:00 am to 12 noon. Compensation is community-based assistance, assure compliance with their leases or discrimination. quired. Must be able to interact commensurate with experience and education. Interested and to support well-being/quality of life for residents. This newspaper will not knowingly accept any with courtesy and professionalism. advertising for real estate which is in violation of candidates should submit a resume to Cathy Hoog, Executive The hours of the position are flexible and will be jointly negotiated the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all Director, via email to: [email protected] or via first class mail to: between Salem and Beverly Housing Authorities. College level dwellings in this newspaper are available on an Kate Weston, Business Office Cathy Hoog, Executive Director, Salem Housing equal opportunity basis. To complain of Manager 781-599-6590 Fax - No training in social work, counseling or other related human services discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at Authority 27 Charter Street, Salem, MA 01970, fields is required along with basic computer skills and ability to 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at phone calls, please no later than 3:30 p.m. on June 29, 2020. 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the 111 Birch Street Lynn, Ma 01902 travel between two Cities. This is a part-time (18 hours week) grant hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. [email protected] funded position. The salary range is $35,000. Bi-lingual applicants lifecarecareers.hcshiring.com/jobs are preferred. 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ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Protesters endured heavy rain showers in Saugus town center on Thursday afternoon to rally support for the Black Lives Matter movement. Disney is planning to reopen California theme parks in July ASSOCIATED PRESS park visitors and capacity park closed only a hand- will be limited, the state- ful of times in 65 years ANAHEIM, Calif. — ment said. Events that and never for more than Disney is proposing to draw large crowds, such a day, according to Jason reopen its Southern as parades and nighttime Schultz, supervisory California theme parks in spectaculars, won’t return archivist at the Rich- mid-July after what will immediately and Disney ard Nixon Presidential be a four-month closure Library and Museum and due to the coronavirus, characters will be in the parks but not available unofficial Disneyland his- the company said on torian who wrote “Jason’s Wednesday. to meet with visitors, the statement said. Disneyland Almanac.” Disney Parks, Experi- The last closure was after ences and Products said The plan to reopen the parks, which have been the terror attacks on Sept. in a statement that the 11, 2001. closed since March 14, is goal is to reopen Disney- The proposed reopen- still pending government land and Disney Califor- ing date is 65 years after approval. nia Adventure on July 17. Disneyland first opened A nearby Disney-themed Disneyland fans nor- its gates in 1955. shopping area would mally can bank on the California — which reopen on July 9. park being open regard- recently announced plans Advance reservations less of what’s going on in to let many of its counties will be required for theme the world around it. The reopen gyms, bars and museums — hasn’t yet set a timeline for amusement parks to reopen. More than 4,700 people have died in the state from the virus, which causes mild PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS or moderate symptoms A mural is seen on a boarded up business in Los Angeles. for most people but for some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, ‘Cops,’ on air for 33 seasons, can cause pneumonia and death. Mike Lyster, a spokes- dropped by Paramount Network man for the city of Ana- ASSOCIATED PRESS The show had been messages. heim, welcomed news of pulled temporarily from The reality show, with the reopening after such LOS ANGELES — Af- the air in late May, when its widely known reggae a long closure, and said ter 33 seasons on the air, protests aimed at police theme song “Bad Boys,” local officials are confi- “Cops” has been dropped dent Disney can manage by the Paramount Net- over the death of George allowed viewers to ride attendance and keep the work as protests against Floyd began to gain mo- along with police officers surrounding community police proliferate around mentum. That move was on patrol in various cities. safe. the world. made permanent Tuesday. It ran on the Fox “Next to saving lives, re- “Cops is not on the It’s not clear whether network for 25 years covery is the most impor- Paramount Network and the company that makes until 2013, when Viacom- tant part of any incident,” we don’t have any current the show, Langley Produc- owned Spike TV picked he said. “It will be a major or future plans for it to tions, would try to find it up. The show remained FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS morale boost as we all return,” a spokesperson a new home for it. A voice- on the air after Spike was Visitors take photos at Disneyland in Anaheim, look to go into a period of for the cable channel said mail at a company phone re-branded as the Para- Calif. recovery.” in a statement Tuesday. number was not accepting mount Network in 2018. WEATHER LOTTERY

National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Saturday, June 13, 2020 Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Friday...... 0-1-5-7 Friday...... 0-2-1-4 Thursday...... 9-1-1-5 Thursday...... 8-8-3-5 Sunrise today 5:04 a.m. Sunshine. High 66F. Winds N winds 5 to 10 kt, becom- L H ENE at 5 to 10 mph. ing E in the afternoon. Waves Wednesday...... 2-3-0-2 Wednesday...... 3-0-5-1 Sunset today 8:23 p.m. Tonight: A few clouds. Low around 2 ft. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: Sunrise tomorrow 5:04 a.m. 53F. Winds N at 5 to 10 mph. Tonight: N winds around 5 kt. Waves around 2 ft. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 6:34 p.m. All 4...... $5,977 All 4...... $4,186 Low tide today 12:11 p.m. First or last 3...... $837 First or last 3...... $586 High tide tomorrow 7:23 p.m. Any 2...... $72 Any 2...... $50 Any 1...... $7 Any 1...... $5 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $249 All 4...... $174 Fronts First 3...... $139 First 3...... $98 Cold Warm Stationary Pressure Last 3...... $139 Last 3...... $98 H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice TODAY TOMORROW MONDAY JUNE 21 JUNE 28 <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ M’ Sunny | High 66, Low 53 P’ Cloudy | High 66, Low 53 P’ Cloudy | High 65, Low 54 NATIONAL SUMMARY: Showers and thunderstorms capable of producing gusty winds and localized flash flooding will target portions of the mid-At- lantic and into the Southeast tomorrow. Another storm system will affect the Northwest, bringing along rain, wind and mountain snow. Afternoon showers and storms will also occur in the southern Rockies.

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