FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 2020 Swampscott reacts GE union to positive test asking By David McLellan Board of Health held a virtual, on- ITEM STAFF line-streamed meeting Wednesday to educate the public on the town’s for paid SWAMPSCOTT — A Swampscott response to COVID-19, a strain of resident has contracted COVID-19, coronavirus that can cause in uen- according to the town’s Board of za-like symptoms and has infected Health Chairwoman Marianne at least 256 people in Massachu- time off Hartmann. setts, according to the Centers for Hartmann would not give out Disease Control and Prevention. By Gayla Cawley identifying information about the In addition to closing schools and ITEM STAFF resident, but said the resident is public buildings until at least April isolated at home and is in regular 6, Swampscott is taking measures LYNN — A union representing ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK communication with town of cials. to comply with the CDC recom- the city’s General Electric employ- “This is the rst of likely many cas- mendations on “social distancing.” Christine James brings free lunches to a ees is concerned about the aviation es in Swampscott,” Hartmann said. woman and her son Thursday at Swampscott plant’s “unsafe work environment” The Swampscott Selectboard and SWAMPSCOTT, A3 High School. caused by the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak and is seeking two weeks of paid leave. The International Union of Elec- tric Workers (IUE) Local 201 rep- RESTAURANTS STARVING resents 1,262 employees of the city’s GE Aviation River Works plant who are continuing to report to work despite city- and statewide FOR CUSTOMERS closures of schools, businesses and public establishments, according to union President Adam Kaszynski. Although there have been no re- ported cases in Lynn yet, employ- ees are “terri ed” that they will contract the virus at work, which would not only compromise their own health, but that of their fami- lies back home, Kaszynski said. Union membership, he said, in- cludes 305 people who are age 60 or older and many who have a serious underlying medical condition, the two groups the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has identi ed as being most at-risk of de- veloping severe coronavirus illness. Kaszynksi said the union has been working with General Electric brass since March 6 on how to best address the health concerns cre- ated by the global COVID-19 out- break, and has chosen to negotiate for an additional two weeks of paid time off for all union employees. “A lot of people cannot afford to live on unpaid time or 60 percent disability pay,” said Kaszynski. “Expanding our sick time is the way that we feel this is going to be best addressed. We’re just trying to ‘Twelve hundred seats and nobody’s sitting in them’ get through this crisis right now. By Steve Krause representative. “That’s more important It’s typically hard to We need (to give) people who are and Elyse Carmosino than anything else at this point.” nd a seat at Broth- worried about their families the ability to afford to stay home. Right ITEM STAFF Wong, like all restaurant owners on ers Deli in Lynn at now, the plant is unsanitary from a the North Shore, is doing his best to 12:30 p.m. but the Stanley Wong has one overriding COVID-19 perspective.” outbreak of COVID-19 question as he prepares to talk about cope with the new reality. He has not The additional time off would how his family’s restaurant — Kowloon felt any type of backlash in terms of lost has forced restau- also bene t those who are having in Saugus — is weathering the social business because the COVID-19 virus rants to close their dif culty securing childcare at a isolation that’s been almost mandated originated in China. seating areas and of- time when Gov. Charlie Baker has by the town and the Commonwealth “Boston really got hit hard,” he said. fer only takeout, as is ordered a statewide temporary clo- of Massachusetts in the wake of the “I’m very grateful we’re not in Boston.” the case for Brothers, sure of schools and daycare centers, COVID-19 virus. Nor, Wong said, did he feel any racism and delivery. Kaszynski said. “Are you home? Are you safe?” asks Wong, whose brother, Donald, is a state RESTAURANTS, A3 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK GE, A3 Mutual Aid means making connections $10

By Thor Jourgensen Organizing and development di- ITEM STAFF rector for New Lynn Coalition, Fein- toilet berg lives with his ancée and their LYNN — Armed with resource roommate, and is glad to help cre- lists, social media and compassion for one another, local residents are ate a community to weather corona- paper? organizing Mutual Aid Lynn to pro- virus even as people practice social vide connections while coronavirus distancing in an effort to halt the continues to necessitate social dis- contagious virus’ spread. Virus isn’t the tancing. Information about the network is “In this time of growing uncer- available by email lynnmutualaid@ only thing making tainty, fear, and isolation, it’s more gmail.com or on Facebook at “Lynn people sick important than ever for us to come MA Mutual Aid Disaster Relief.” Lynn resident and Salem State University student Nicholas Ventura said Lynn Mutual Aid will help him together for mutual support and “The idea behind it is simple — By Reese Dunklin solidarity,” said Lynn resident Jon- stay connected with neighbors and his community CONNECTIONS, A3 and Justin athon Feinberg. during the pandemic. Pritchard ASSOCIATED PRESS State One store advertised Legislature to postpone Quarantine shaming: a new social norm hand sanitizer at $60 a special elections. A2 bottle. Another was ac- By Gillian Flaccus were appalled that Ryan Winkle ine when all these businesses shut cused of hawking it at $1 Opinion ASSOCIATED PRESS would promote a gathering — even down. That’s a whole different a squirt. Chain stores of- Jourgensen: Hardly a small one — as COVID-19 raged problem.” fered $26 thermometers a knight in shining The chairman of Arizona’s Asian and entire cities were urged to “Quarantine shaming” — call- and face masks at the armor. A4 Chamber of Commerce didn’t see self-isolate. ing out those not abiding by social “everyday low price” of Lynn much downside to attending a “I started getting some messages distancing rules — is part of a new $39.95 a pair, while a con- small dinner at a local restaurant saying, ‘Hey, why are you trying to and startling reality for Americans venience store touted toi- Cigarettes blamed for to bolster the business and bring let paper at $10 a roll next four-alarm re. A5 spread the virus?’ I was like, ’It’s who must navigate a world of rap- together other leaders to discuss a small event, and everyone had idly evolving social norms in the to a sign reading: “This is Sports how to help Asian-American eater- washed their hands, and they had age of COVID-19. As schools close not a joke.” Salem State’s ies devastated by the coronavirus. sanitizer on the tables,’” Winkle and shelter-in-place orders sweep Across a country where Animashaun named to That was, at least, until he posted said of the dinner held Saturday across the U.S., the divide between lines are long, some All-Northeast team. B1 about it on Instagram. The feed- in Mesa, Ariz. “My thinking is al- back was swift from people who ways about the economics. Imag- SHAMING, A3 PRICES, A3

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NEWS SERVICE The sentiment expressed tee ballots or mail-in op- people to choose between by Spilka stands in sharp tions available for voters what they need to do to Born in South Gate, Calif., to House and Senate lead- the late Cornelius and Jacoba contrast to that put for- in those special elections get on the ballot and what ers plan to postpone four ward just days ago by Sec- under the state of emer- they need to do to keep (Hagoort) Onos, Neal was the special elections sched- cherished husband of Mildred retary of State William gency declared due to the themselves and their vol- uled for the end of the Galvin, the state’s chief COVID-19 pandemic. unteers safe,” Palfrey said. “Millie” (Moriarty) Onos for 58 month, and will pass leg- years. He was the most devot- elections officer, who said “This is not a decision we Palfrey, who ran for lieu- islation on Monday to give he believes that Massa- take lightly as we seek to tenant governor in 2018, ed husband and father and cities and towns increased enjoyed every moment spent chusetts could still safely balance the need for rep- was pleased to hear the flexibility to delay local conduct in-person voting. resentation for our legis- Legislature would be tak- with his family. elections planned for the Neal was raised in Lynn and “If it’s a true crisis, we’re lative districts with the ing up a voting bill next spring and allow voting by certainly not going to force very real risks to our res- week. graduated from Lynn English mail. High School with the Class people to choose between idents,” Spilka said. “I think it’s great. In Senate President Karen their health and voting, It was unclear for how particular, the increase of of 1958. He settled in Pea- Spilka and House Speak- body and worked for Citrus but we don’t think we’re long leaders in either early voting and absentee Ben, Austin and Cody Erik- er Robert DeLeo both there right now,” Galvin branch planned to delay and mail voting options Fruit Juice Co. and then for announced Thursday af- Pepperidge Farm as a bread sen, Brendan, Tim and Colin said Tuesday. those elections. A Senate is definitely the direction ternoon that they would official said talks about distributor for many years be- O’Neill, Kate and Sam Mason, Spilka said the legisla- we should be heading in take up an elections bill when to reschedule were during this public health fore his retirement. He enjoyed Ryan, Sarah, Luke, and the tion would give cities and on Monday. towns “flexibility” with re- ongoing. emergency,” he said. golfing and skiing, and was late Jenna Buckley, and Jaydn and Landon Onos. His many The step comes as the gard to local elections this Galvin last week pro- His and other groups, a proud member of the Lynn calls from candidates and nieces and nephews also spring, including the abil- posed legislation seeking including Common Cause Snow Chasers ski club. Most voting access advocates to survive him, as well as many ity to temporarily post- emergency powers to re- Massachusetts, the ACLU of all he was a family man. delay certain deadlines, in- cherished friends. pone elections. She said spond to cases of natural and MassVote, also believe He coached basketball, soft- cluding signaturing gath- it would also ensure that disaster or emergency, in- now would be a good time ball and little league for his Neal’s family would like to ering requirements, have thank the staff from his hos- voters had expanded ab- cluding the authority to to implement election-day children and their friends. He mounted in light of gov- sentee and mail-in voting postpone elections, move voter registration. Advo- enjoyed camping trips to his pital and rehab visits, and es- ernment orders for people pecially the VNA hospice staff options. polling locations or extend cates say the coronavirus favorite spot on the Saco River to keep their distance from DeLeo, in a separate ballot access deadlines. outbreak could make it that helped him through his in New Hampshire and across one another to slow the statement, said the House A number of candidates, difficult for some people to last weeks so he could rest in the country. He was a master- spread of coronavirus. would also take up the leg- including members of the keep their voter registra- ful joke-teller and honest to a his favorite place — his home. “The ability to hold elec- islation on Monday. state’s Congressional dele- tions up to date. fault. Service information: Due tions is fundamental to “Due to the COVID19 gation and the Republican “I’m thrilled the state He will be greatly missed to recent events, funeral the continued functioning pandemic and in an effort running for U.S. Senate went to automatic voter by his wife Millie, his children, services and interment were of our democracy. We are to protect public health, Kevin O’Connor, whose registration, but there are Julie Spang and her husband held privately. The family is also aware that we must the House plans to take up 86-year-old father has still too many people who Dave, Kristen Eriksen and her looking forward to celebrat- protect the health and legislation on Monday to been hospitalized with get disenfranchised be- husband Paul, Jodi O’Neill ing in grand “Onos” style safety of the public during allow cities and towns to COVID-19, have been call- cause of the registration and her husband Chris, Marcy with a memorial Mass and this unprecedented global postpone municipal elec- ing on leaders to extended cut-off and people should Mason and her husband Tom, Celebration of Life soon. In pandemic,” Spilka said in tions,” DeLeo said. the signature gathering be allowed to register and Erin Buckley and her husband lieu of flowers, donations to a statement. “As such, the Both DeLeo and Spilka deadlines. vote on election day,” Pal- Eric, and Neal Onos and his St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital Senate has determined are also planning to re- While it’s unclear if the frey said. “It doesn’t in- wife Colleen. He also leaves or My Brother’s Table, 98 Wil- that moving forward with schedule special elections legislation the House and crease fraud and does in- behind his brother, Jerry Onos low St., Lynn, MA 01901 are traditional elections at scheduled for March 31 to Senate will take up Mon- crease the ability of a lot of and his late wife Diane; and appreciated. this time would put our fill two vacant seats in the day will address that is- people to participate.” his sister and brother-in-law, voters, election workers, House and two seats in sue, Quentin Palfrey, the “We should do it now,” he Fran and Bill Martel; and volunteers and others in the Senate. chair of the Voter Protec- said. his cherished grandchildren, LIFE WELL CELEBRATED® Shannon Spang, Charlotte, CLOSINGS/POSTPONEMENTS DUE TO THE CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK

LYNN https://www.facebook.com/ ation, Parks, and Forestry through at least April 6. The ribbon cutting for StAndrewsMarblehead/ Department has decided Town Hall will be closed LB Music School, 577 and the church’s website, to cancel the champion- to the public. Most town Florence D. Lehto, 92 Walnut St., Lynn, sched- www.standrewsmhd.org, ship games for Peabody business can be handled uled for March 23, 3 p.m., for the latest updates Elementary Basketball online, by mail, through 1927-2020 is canceled. on measures taken in League. email, or by telephone; DANVERS — Florence D. Lynn Public Schools response to COVID-19 as To close the season, and appointments will be (Cirella) Lehto, 92, of Danvers, closed through at least well as cancellations and the league has decided scheduled only if entirely passed away peacefully on April 6. postponements. to declare tournament necessary by calling 781- March 7, 2020 with her fam- The Friday night Teen Tedesco Country Club co-champions. All trophies 596-8850. ily by her side at the Kaplan Drop-In Center at Lynn closed until further notice. and certificates will be The Senior Center will Hospice House after a brief Tech is canceled for the NAHANT delivered to school prin- be closed to the public. illness. next four weeks. There’s Nahant public schools cipals in the upcoming Limited services will Florence was born on May no Teen Center on March closed through at least weeks. be available to seniors 9, 1927 in Boston to the late 20, 27 and April 3. April 6. SAUGUS including access to food Joseph and Ella Cirella. She Grace United Methodist All public buildings, in- Saugus Public Schools services and transpor- graduated from Lynn Classi- Church is canceling all cluding Johnson Elemen- closed through at least tation services. Call cal High School in 1945 and church activities, meet- tary school, will be closed. April 6. 781-596-8866 for more Town Hall, Town Hall attended the Lynn Hospital ings, clothes closet, and PEABODY information. Annex, the senior center, School of Nursing. After many worship services until All Peter A. Torigian Se- The Library will be nior Center activities are Saugus Public Library, years working at the J.T. Berry further notice. closed to the public. canceled. The 79 Central the Department of Public Rehabilitation Center, she re- LYNNFIELD All Town-sponsored Lynnfield public schools St. center remains open Works, Youth and Recre- public events (recreation, tired in 1992 and then went closed through April 6. for hot lunch every day, ation are all closed until library, senior center, etc.) into sales at O’Rourke Me- MARBLEHEAD Monday through Friday further notice. Senior are postponed. morials in Salem selling “pre- Marblehead public between 11:30 and noon. center staff will remain All Board, Committee, cious stones.” the American Heart Associa- schools closed through at State Rep. Theodore available by phone during and other public meetings Having many hobbies, Flor- tion and president of the Pine least April 6. Speliotis canceled district regular hours of opera- are canceled unless a ence enjoyed writing poetry Hill Women’s Club. The Church of St. office hours for March. tion, and library staff will streamed virtual meeting and watching classic movies, She is survived by her two children, Paul J. Lehto Jr. of Andrew (Episcopal), West Peabody residents answer phone calls and is set up. For more infor- but playing poker was her true Marblehead, has can- with questions and con- emails as they come in. mation on accessing virtu- passion. She was happiest Uxbridge and her daughter Janice and her husband David celed Sunday services cerns can call (617) 722- SWAMPSCOTT al meetings using the when she was shuffling a deck and church school for the 2410 or email Theodore. Swampscott Public application Zoom, visit of cards and you could usual- Walls of Manchester by the Sea. She leaves six grandchil- time being. Check the [email protected]. Schools and all public the town website at www. ly find her sitting by her pool church’s Facebook page, The Peabody Recre- buildings are closed swampscottma.gov. with her good friends Barbara dren, Wendy, Kim, Dawn Marie, Knight and Carol Bryan en- Jessica, Evan and Austin; four joying a good game. Having great-grandchildren, Vanuel, SENIOR SHOPPING HOURS a wonderful sense of humor Anneliese, Connor and Quinn. and a quick wit, she quickly She is predeceased by her son Some of the local super- 6-7:30 a.m. St., is holding shopping SAUGUS became popular with the staff Steven M. Lehto, her brothers markets are opening up at LYNNFIELD hours for seniors 60 and Big Y World Class at Ledgewood Rehab and Frank and Joseph Cirella, and earlier hours so older cit- Whole Foods Market at over from 6-7:30 a.m. Market, 357 Broadway, is Nursing Facility, which was her her former husband Paul J. Le- izens may come and shop. MarketStreet, 427 Walnut every day. holding shopping hours most recent address. hto Sr. This is to help reduce the St., is holding senior Shaw’s, 114-128 Essex for people 60 and up from Among the places she resid- Service information: Buri- spread of COVID-19, also shopping hours for people Center Drive, is hold- 7-8 a.m. ed are Lynn, Nahant, where she al will be private. A celebra- known as the coronavirus. 60 and over every day ing shopping hours for Stop and Shop, 164 raised her family, and Danvers. tion of life will be celebrated People ages 60 and older, from 8-9 a.m. seniors 60 and over on Main Street, is holding She was an avid volunteer with at a later date. and those with pre-exist- MARBLEHEAD Tuesdays and Thursdays shopping hours for people ing health conditions, are Crosby’s Marketplace, from 7-9 a.m. 60 and up from 6-7:30 at higher risk of serious 118 Washington St., is REVERE a.m. complications should not holding seniors-only Market Basket, 275 SWAMPSCOTT they contract the virus, shopping hours. Howev- Squire Road, is holding Stop & Shop, 450 Par- according to the Centers er, seniors may call to shopping hours for people adise Road, is holding Thomas J. Fiste for Disease Control and place a shopping order, 1952-2020 ages 60 and up every shopping hours for people Prevention. which will be brought Tuesday, Wednesday and ages 60 and up from out to their car upon Thursday from 5:30-7 6-7:30 a.m. Thomas John Fiste, son LYNN arrival. a.m. Whole Foods Market, of the late James and Helen Market Basket, 40 Fed- PEABODY Fiste and beloved brother of Stop & Shop (40 Fur- 331 Paradise Road, is eral St., is holding shop- Big Y World Class Mar- holding shopping hours Irene, the late Kathleen and ping hours for people ages ket at Hannaford Plaza, long Drive, 1690 Revere Ethel, passed at Massachu- Beach Parkway, 540 for people ages 60 and up 60 and up every Tuesday, 637 Lowell St., is hold- from 8-9 a.m. setts General Hospital due to Wednesday and Thursday ing shopping hours for Squire Road) is holding medical complications. from 5:30-7 a.m. seniors 60 and over and shopping hours for people Thomas was a graduate Stop & Shop, 35 Wash- people with compromised ages 60 and older from of Baker College in Kansas ington St., is holding immune systems from 7-8 6-7:30 a.m. 781-593-7700 where he excelled as a foot- shopping hours for people a.m. every day. 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SWAMPSCOTT setts has been banned, ness, she said. scott, there are presump- From A1 the town is allowing all The virus is thought to tive coronavirus cases in for paid time off of its restaurants to pro- be most spreadable from Marblehead and Revere, Playgrounds have been vide take out or delivery person to person, with low and a parishioner at St. GE tions at the Lynn plant closed. Town fields are still services, even restaurants “survivability” on surfac- George Greek Orthodox have included: open for residents, but no that are not licensed to do es, Illingworth said. Peo- Church in Lynn has tested From A1 group gatherings are al- so by the town. It is recom- ple become infected when positive. How much sick or va- Increased cleaning and lowed and people must re- mended that restaurants an infected person’s respi- A case of coronavirus cation time an employee disinfecting of common main at least 6 feet away set up a drive-up system ratory droplet — from a is “presumptive” when a is allotted in their union areas. from each other. where take out orders are sneeze or cough — lands patient has tested posi- contract depends on their Closing the site’s fitness All town-sponsored brought to customers in in another’s mouth, or is tive for coronavirus, but time of service. About a center and cafeteria. events, fire and building their cars, in order to pre- inhaled into the lungs. the test has not been con- third of the plant has less Prohibiting in-person inspections, and in-person vent lines from forming at “In general, because of firmed by CDC. After CDC than three weeks paid meetings of more than 10 town government meetings the restaurants. the poor survivability of affirms the positive test, time off, and some peo- people, per CDC guide- have been postponed until Free take-home meals these coronaviruses on it becomes a “confirmed” ple have already used up lines. further notice. Town gov- are provided to all resi- surfaces, there is likely case. some of their time for va- Frequently restocking ernment bodies may hold dents — not just students very low risk of spread “We are at war with cations, Kaszynski said. soap in the restrooms. the common enemy of virtual meetings using the — at Swampscott High from food products or Once their paid time is up, Conducting Environ- COVID-19, and unless we Zoom application on com- School Monday through packages that are shipped they can request unpaid mental, Health and Safe- all join together to bat- puters and mobile devices. Friday from 11 a.m. to 1 over a period of days or time off, he said. ty (EHS) walkthroughs of tle against it we will not “Social distancing is so p.m. weeks at ambient, refrig- “We also feel that during shops to identify any po- succeed in keeping the vital. I continue to hear Neia Illingworth, a reg- erated, or frozen tempera- a global pandemic it’s not tential issues or needs. amount of illness and the confusion over this. There istered nurse and public tures,” Illingworth said. really fair to ask people Screening all visitors for death toll down in our should not be playdates, health emergency coordi- Someone may get in- to use their vacation time signs of COVID-19. town,” Hartmann said. there should not be foot- nator for the Swampscott fected by touching coro- because they’re reporting Ending shifts 15 min- For more information on ball games, there should Health Department, said navirus on a surface and to an unsafe work envi- utes early to clean work- Swampscott’s response to not be groups of people about one in five people then touching their face, stations and to increase the coronavirus outbreak, ronment,” said Kaszynski. over for dinner,” Hart- who contract coronavirus but this is thought to be social distancing between and for information on GE spokesman Richard mann said. “Earlier today, will need hospitalization. “not the main way” the shifts. watching online-streamed Gorham said the compa- I needed to talk to a group The company said it Those over the age of 60 virus is spreading, Illing- meetings, visit the town ny has taken a number of playing basketball at the and people with preexist- worth said. As always, it is steps to ensure the safety plans to implement addi- website at www.swamp- tional precautions at the court, they were not hap- ing health conditions such recommended people fre- scottma.gov. and well-being of its em- py with me but they un- as heart and lung disease, quently wash their hands ployees at the Lynn plant. Lynn plant, which are derstood.” diabetes, and high blood for at least 20 seconds, she David McLellan can be “GE Aviation’s No. 1 aimed at enhancing social Because dining in at all pressure are more likely said. reached at dmclellan@ priority is the health and distancing, the strategy restaurants in Massachu- to develop a serious ill- In addition to Swamp- itemlive.com. safety of our employees,” that’s been identified as said Gorham in a state- most important in curbing ment. “We are working the spread of the virus, closely with local govern- and cleaning regimens. Restaurants starving for customers ments, the World Health Groups will have their Organization, and U.S. own entrances, bathrooms RESTAURANTS “People will go to sub Centers for Disease Con- and break rooms, and From A1 shops, pizza places, Chi- trol and Prevention to salaried workers will be nese food places, stuff you actively monitor the out- divided into two teams, on the part of his custom- who will work alternating can just get in and get break and take all neces- ers who ate at the restau- two-week remote shifts. In out and spend about 20 sary precautions. rant before bans on large addition, machines will be bucks,” he said. “Our pric- “We are in constant com- gatherings went into ef- sanitized before and after es are a little higher.” munication with employ- fect. each shift, according to To attract more custom- ees, customers, suppliers, “I can’t say I felt any,” he GE. ers during the shutdown, and governments to main- said. The COVID-19 outbreak Patient said they’ve low- tain business continuity But since the ban went was first reported in Wu- ered prices, but business across our enterprise. We into effect, he’s felt the han, China, and has since has still been slow. will continue to monitor sting. spread around the globe. Paul Kourkoulis owns this unprecedented situ- “It’s sad,” he said. “I As of Thursday, there have the Continental. He said ation and adjust our site have 1,200 seats and no- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK been 328 confirmed cases before the coronavirus protocols and guidelines body’s in them. That’s go- The Tides in Nahant is not offering takeout ser- in Massachusetts, accord- hit, his restaurant was al- as warranted. We also re- ing to have an effect on us. ing to the state’s Depart- vices and will reopen April 6. ready operating at a 2 per- main committed to deliv- Overhead hasn’t changed. ment of Public Health. cent profit margin. With ering products to support But obviously, there’s less doesn’t make sense to us.” cafeteria style, and it is a newly reduced prices, the our military and commer- money coming in.” Gayla Cawley can be So, says Bloom, “we’ll try popular lunchtime spot few takeout orders they’ve cial customers during this And that’s the way it reached at gcawley@item- to ride this out as much — both for eating in and received have done little trying period.” live.com. Follow her on is all across the board. as we can. We’ll have to taking out — located in the to offset operating costs. The company’s precau- Twitter @GaylaCawley. Restaurant owners are see how it goes. Every- heart of Lynn’s municipal “There’s almost no safety very conscious about do- body’s in the same situa- government district. net,” Kourkoulis said. “You ing the right thing in the tion, though. Nobody’s un- “I’d say we’re less than hope you have enough eq- wake of the impending scathed.” 50 percent off what we uity to make it through, Mutual Aid means pandemic. But at the same At April’s, owner Roger usually do, but we cannot but I don’t see it. I mean, time, they’ve had to face Garcia has two locations. panic in a situation like this is a ‘we’ll let you know making connections certain realities. One of them, Salem, is this. We have to be able to in three weeks,’ not a ‘ev- Some establishments, struggling. The Lynn lo- handle it. erybody’s going to open such as Mission on the cation on Buffam Street is “Nobody knows what’s again in three weeks.’ It’s CONNECTIONS hood Point People, where Bay in Swampscott and doing somewhat better. going to happen,” he said. a ‘wait and see.’” From A1 you’d take on the respon- The Tides in Nahant, have “I’d say, in Lynn, we’re “Are we climbing up hill, However, Brothers’ Mar- sibility of reaching out to just shut down. getting about 30 to 40 or- going downhill, battling kos is optimistic. connect with your neigh- your neighbors, moderat- A phone call to The ders a day,” Garcia said. a storm? Every day we’re “This is a great country bors to maintain con- ing a neighborhood group Tides yielded a recorded “But usually by now getting new information, we live in,” he said. “We nection, share resources, chat, Whatsapp group, message saying the facil- (around noon) we have and not enough of it is giv- have doctors, engineers, and support each other Next Door network, or ity would reopen April 6, 100 lunch orders.” ing people hope.” scientists …. And thank through this,” said Lynn whatever other form of per order of Gov. Charlie Garcia is pretty certain Restaurants without an God they’re working to get resident and Nazarene communication works Baker. The establishment these mandates are going established takeout clien- a handle on this.” Church pastor Heather best for your neighborhood is not offering takeout ser- to last longer than April 6. tele are having a tough- But he’s not going any- Ardrey. and staying in touch with vices, citing concern about “But what are you going er time. The Continental where, he said. Organized around “neigh- the other point people for the safety of its customers. to do?” he asked. “You have in Saugus is making the “In the meantime, do borhood pods” and “neigh- resource sharing,” Mutual Marty Bloom, owner of to take this seriously.” best of a bad situation, what they tell you,” he borhood point people,” the Aid participants stated in Mission by the Bay offered George Markos, owner but manager Roger Pa- said. “Wash your hands, network is intended to re- an online posting. his reasons why. of Brothers Deli on Mar- tient said the restaurant your face, and sanitize inforce neighbor-to-neigh- Suggested opportunities “It’s not worth it doing ket Street in Lynn, says, — which he described as your area.” bor connections and com- for participation include takeout,” he said. It’s a “We’re hanging in there a “middle-of-the-road” es- munication. making and distributing non-starter as far as we go. like everybody else. It’s tablishment — isn’t used Steve Krause can be Ardrey described Mu- information brochures I have great chefs, and by takeout only. I want to to taking carryout orders reached at skrause@item- tual Aid neighborhood listing community re- the time I bring them and thank people for knowing for its mid-priced, dining live.com. Elyse Carmosino pods as groups of “10 to sources and other vital re-jigger a menu that was we’re still here.” room-quality steak and can be reached at ecar- 30 households who stay information people need never meant for takeout, it Brothers serves its meals seafood. [email protected]. in touch and help resource as they deal with child- each other.” care, work, education and “Neighbors meeting health insecurity during Quarantine shaming: a new social norm neighbors (at a safe phys- coronavirus. ical distance) can connect “It’s really important in SHAMING the collective conscience or transmitting it to his they shrugged it off.” those who do not have ac- times of crisis that we get From A1 move more and more in loved one at home. Others who are trying to cess to technology or lim- to know our immediate one direction day by day,” Diehl posted a sign at the juggle working from home ited use of the technology neighbors to talk and to those who are stringently said Paula Flakser, who warehouse entrance ask- while caring for kids who they have with the resourc- help meet needs including practicing self-isolation and lost her bartending job ing people to put on masks are also home are making es they need,” she said. food and warmth,” Fein- those who are still trying to when California’s Mam- that were provided “to smaller and more mun- A first-year master’s de- berg said. go about some semblance moth Mountain ski resort protect immuno-compro- dane choices that nev- gree in social work candi- Other proposed Mutual of a normal life has never closed this week. mised family,” but sever- ertheless bring shocked date at Salem State Uni- Aid ideas include translat- been more clear. Compli- For those who must go to al co-workers didn’t wear responses — or even re- versity, Nicholas Ventura ing resource information cating matters: What was work, the divide is widen- them, he said. One of them bukes — from co-workers, is working from home. He into the many languages socially acceptable even 48 ing too. coughed into his hand friends and even family. said Lynn Mutual Aid’s spoken by Lynn residents, hours ago may now be ta- Steve Diehl, who is con- while standing by Diehl’s Is it OK to run out for community strengthening tapping into help already boo, as government officials sidered an essential em- desk — and then began to a coffee? Can you allow goals can extend beyond provided by community race to contain the virus ployee at his job at a ware- touch things on his desk your children to go the coronavirus’ duration. organizations and creat- with ever-expanding circles house near Chicago, wears with the same hand. playground? What about “This can make a posi- ing a hotline. of social isolation. a mask to work because a “That angered me great- sending kids to day care tive impact in our commu- “When the scope of the “The time matrix seems family member has a com- ly,” said Diehl, who posted a centers, which remain nity because it’s breaking pandemic became clear- down barriers and bring- er toward the end of last to be shifting. I’ve never promised immune system. photo of himself in a mask the only lifeline in many ing people together and week, I was struck by how known several days to go He’s terrified of catch- on Twitter. “And when I states that have closed share their time and tal- the measures we are in- by so slowly and watching ing the new coronavirus made a comment about it, schools? ents to help those in need creasingly asked to put in during this time of uncer- place will have the deep- tainty,” Ventura said. est negative impact on Virus isn’t the only thing making people sick “We are asking for folks people who are already to sign up as Neighbor- vulnerable,” said Ardrey. PRICES wide found reports already the most comprehensive ance. Many others went to From A1 exceeded 5,000, with hun- look so far at the emerging the court of social media to dreds more arriving daily. problem. In all, 41 states vent their outrage. LAW OFFICES OF shelves are empty and pa- “Greed is a powerful moti- responded with numbers “STOP SHOPPING JAMES J. CARRIGAN tience is thin, authorities vator for some people,” said that included both tips HERE!!” one woman • Social Security Disability are receiving a surge of Josh Stein, the attorney and formally filed com- blared on Facebook next • Workers Compensation reports about merchants general of North Carolina, plaints against mom-and- to cellphone photos of a • Accidents trying to cash in on the where the number of re- pop stores and big-box re- Southern California gro- 25 years located across from Lynn District Court coronavirus crisis with out- ports jumped from 72 to 131 tailers alike. cery charging $6.98 for a Home delivery rageous prices, phony cures one day earlier this week. AP’s count is certainly gallon of milk and $14.99 subscribers 15 Johnson St. and other scams. An Associ- “It is inexcusable to prey on low also because it only for cheddar cheese. “There 781-596-0100 ated Press survey of attor- people in a vulnerable time includes cases in which are families out there who Get FREE access JAMES J. CARRIGAN to the e-edition on ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN neys general or consumer to make a quick buck.” someone went online or really need groceries and LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL protection agencies nation- AP’s 50-state survey is called to register a griev- they’re overcharging.” www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 2020 OPINION Hardly a knight HOW TO REACH US E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Gordon R. Hall in shining armor Advertising Director News Editor 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 Everyone knows Lynn flocked to the waterfront Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan Harbor is full of water and to watch the giant ma- Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Customer Service probably a few fish and chine at work. Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. The dredger pulled up PUBLISHERS sunken cars. But during Thor Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 the last century, the har- thousands of tons of mud Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 bor teemed with scandal. from the harbor floor and All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Jourgensen 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Even as the spend-happy pushed it through 30-inch- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 1920s roared across Amer- wide pipes onto land. The Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 possibilities for waterfront Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 ica, would-be developer He promised to build 100 Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 Charles V. Knightly found homes at the rate of one ev- development seemed end- classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 himself riding out a storm ery four days as soon as the less. Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Subscriptions of accusation around his winter frost melted away. “The reclaimed area con- [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 harbor development plans. It was Knightly who end- tains many acres of new- made land which will soon Circulation Knightly came to Lynn ed up melting away. By Feb- [email protected] in 1924 insisting he was ruary, 1925, he was defend- be available for industrial, Ext. 3 an engineer doing advance ing his plans and insisting commercial or transpor- work for a massive hous- Lynn residents — “not out- tation development. Un- Newsroom ing project planned along doubtedly there is ample [email protected] siders” — were involved in [email protected] the waterfront. But news- formulating them. space for the creation of papers led by the Boston By the end of the year, an industrial city greater Ext. 4 EDITORIAL Post cast Knightly as “an the press claimed Knight- even than any one of the Sports international crook and ly posed as a commissioner industrial undertakings [email protected] the people of Lynn have swindler” who went to jail delegated to build “Lynn’s Ext. 5 for “activities in behalf of $1.5 million outfall sewer” yet seen develop locally in Retail and Online Armenian immigrants.” in order to collect a service all the years of the past,” That’s e-school, gushed the Item. Advertising His name became at- fee from a New York law [email protected] Three months later, the tached to claims about the firm. ADVERTISING Ford Motor Company tak- Detroit police subse- news from the waterfront ing interest in building a quently arrested Knight- was somber. “Finis to a Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising kids, not plant on Lynn’s waterfront. ly and charged him in great dream” read the and Business Development, ext. 1355 Knightly denied ever mak- connection with another headline over a story de- [email protected] ing the claim but the bad home building project. He tailing the Universal Tide Power Co.’s demolition. Ralph Mitchell press stuck to him with the popped up in Baltimore in Sales Representative, ext. 1313 ‘No school!’ newspapers stating Knight- 1928 “representing him- Tide power inventor [email protected] ly concocted the fictitious self to be the nephew of a John A. Knowlton did not live to see his dream’s de- Eric Rondeau Editorial from the Chicago Tribune editorial board Seaboard Engineering railroad capitalist.” Sales Representative, ext. 1280 Company and even used The harbor wasn’t al- mise. But he admitted to [email protected] state public utility regu- Before COVID-19 upended life as we’ve known two made-up names in his ways an anchorage for bad lators that he sold more Patricia Whalen it, the average U.S. home at 10 a.m. on a weekday dealings with city officials. news a century ago. The Sales Representative, ext. 1310 than $900,000 of stock in might be a pretty quiet place. Parents at work. Kids “The name Charles Val- state Legislature in 1915 [email protected] his company although the in classrooms. Maybe there’d be a spaniel or a tabby entine Knightly is known appropriated the then-sig- BUSINESS OFFICE project’s cost totaled less standing sentry at the homestead, or a long-tailed to the New York police as nificant sum of $25,000 for than half that amount. Susan J. Conti budgerigar. successor to Diamond Phil a harbor dredging project “The main invention of the Controller, ext. 1288 Now, though, with the country in the full throes of Weinseimer, a labor leader, that added nine acres to [email protected] company, which was found the coronavirus crisis, the dining room table and the who did 20 months at Sing the harbor. to be only experimental” re- Ted Grant kitchen counter have had their functions radically Sing for grafting and who As the Great Depres- Publisher, ext. 1234 sulted in 10,000 stockhold- changed. The ever-growing pandemic already had opened an office at 80 Wall [email protected] sion worsened, local poli- ers losing $1 million. turned many homes into work from home outposts. street following his release ticians and business lead- The company’s demise Marian Kinney This week, a chunk of them became e-schools. from jail under the name of ers dreamed of expanding ext. 1212 Teachers have been scrambling to craft lessons was an oft-told cautionary [email protected] the Seaboard Underwrit- Lynn Harbor into a com- tale detailing how the ram- that keep students learning, and administrators ers association,” the Daily mercial waterway with Will Kraft have been scrambling to ensure that every kid has pant speculative invest- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 Evening Item revealed in the Item crowing in Febru- ing that characterized the access to that material. November, 1924. ary 1932: “Starting Lynn [email protected] Across the country, some schools are staying faith- 1920s translated into the Undaunted, Knightly re- Huge Harbor Development Paula Villacreses ful to their basic mission: instruction. They’re push- plummeting financial losses doubled his plans in 1925 Toward Ultimate Goal of a that defined the Depression. A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 ing out new material, monitoring homework as- insisting that a leading Bigger and Busier Lynn.” [email protected] signments online and generally trying their best to New York civil engineering A giant dredger went Thor Jourgensen can be Mike Shanahan sustain education-as-usual. firm had plans in the works to work digging up har- reached at tjourgensen@ Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 None of this is easy. Parents working from home can for Lynn’s waterfront. bor mud. Lynn residents itemlive.com. [email protected] multitask between company spreadsheets and mak- Carolina Trujillo ing lunch for their kids. Even if that means chiming STEPHEN L. MILLER Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 into a teleconference while a 6-year-old tugs on your [email protected] shirt with nonstop pleas for attention. The barking Jim Wilson beagle in the background is a bonus distraction. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 But parents who can’t work from home have been Federalism is working [email protected] foraging for child care, encouraging school-age kids CIRCULATION to keep busy, and worrying about whether a young- Lisa Mahmoud ster will inadvertently start a fire while heating mac In the wake of the New York City Mayor Bill San Francisco is choosing Manager, ext. 1239 and cheese. crippling coronavirus de Blasio or Sen. Bernie to do. [email protected] Nor is this easy for educators. Teachers are seek- (COVID-19), Americans Sanders for Trump to na- If COVID-19 is to be de- ing innovative ways to keep connected with students are witnessing a resur- tionalize large parts of feated, it will be defeated CUSTOMER SERVICE La’ Mosha Ball who no longer are sitting in front of them in class- gence of federalism in the American economy at a local and communal Customer Service, ext. 1276 room desks. The most demanding lesson for students their local communities or supply chain, it’s the level. [email protected] stuck at home: School at home, aka e-school, doesn’t unlike any in recent his- states who are exercising One would hope there GRAPHICS mean “No school!” Yes, there’s a temptation to declare tory. their power, and indirectly would be a lesson in all Spring Break Part I. Resist it, and realize that learn- The actions state and bringing an end to any dis- this for the Democratic Trevor Andreozzi Designer ing isn’t confined by geography. It happens every- local officials are taking cussion of putting the fed- presidential candidates [email protected] where — any time, all the time. Teachers will supply to combat the spread of a eral government in charge teleconferencing across the schoolwork that keeps you engaged with everything highly communicable dis- of our entire health care Ned Connors country: An all-empower- Designer, ext. 1222 from past participles to quadratic equations. Sign off ease has been a shining system. ing federal government is [email protected] Candy Crush, and sign onto Google Classroom. example of federalism in Facing a real crisis, cit- incapable of handling the Mark Sutherland Many school districts across the country don’t have practice. izens are tuning out the entirety of our health care Creative Director, ext. 1330 e-learning capability. That’s all right. There’s an easy Daily Beast political ed- political food fights on ca- system (we tried this five [email protected] workaround that involves paper, pencil and a parent ble news and turning to itor and MSNBC contrib- years ago, despite the am- NEWSROOM committed to making sure this pause in the school utor Sam Stein marveled their local response teams nesia of the national me- year doesn’t seriously sidetrack a child’s academic on Twitter at the response and governors. This is not dia) or nationalizing com- Mike Alongi growth. Sports Editor, ext. 1228 of local officials and the a one-size-fits-all dilem- munity colleges. [email protected] With most states closing schools and at least 70 private sector, tweeting, ma. Some states and cities There should be large percent of students at home already, there’s no tell- have been hit much hard- Bill Brotherton “I’m not the first person to structural and philosophi- Features Editor ext. 1338 ing when the shutdown ends. On Tuesday, Laura make this observation but er than others. But it’s cal changes to the federal [email protected] Kelly of Kansas became the first governor to declare it truly is remarkable the the actions of mayors and government as we come that her state’s schools will not reopen for in-person Elyse Carmosino degree to which local and governors, in coordina- out the other side of this. Reporter, ext. 1264 instruction this spring. Fair enough. Classrooms are state officials, as well as tion with the Centers for COVID-19 should be a [email protected] hothouses for germ spread. And while young people private entities and busi- Disease Control and Pre- generational wake-up call aren’t as vulnerable to this virus, they can carry a Gayla Cawley nesses, are making these vention who are offering that socialism and passive Reporter, ext. 1236 contagion from school to parents and grandparents. massive public health the most united front for voice communism isn’t the [email protected] The new dynamic at home requires a rethink that policy decisions while the concerned people in their solution — as we’ve seen Cheryl Charles creates comfortable environments for working, living feds seem to be moving communities. in China and Italy and on News Editor, ext. 1278 and learning. Parents have to steel themselves from much more slowly.” This is both a national Twitter from young newly [email protected] groans and grunts when they tell their kids to put Another salient acciden- and international epidem- elected members of Con- Olivia Falcigno down their phones; for the next few hours, class is in tal light bulb appeared ic, and it is also 20-25 sepa- gress and media stars. Photographer, ext.1224 session. over the head of Daily rate state-level epidemics. Younger people should [email protected] The goals at e-school and home-school are the same Beast editor Molly Jong- While Trump’s messaging be turning off cable news Spenser Hasak as at bricks-and-mortar school: Keep kids learning. Fast, a fervent critic of has been bombastic and and the mixed messaging Photographer, ext. 1332 And keep everyone healthy. [email protected] President Trump, when sporadic at times, gover- coming from Washington she tweeted, “So the states nors have been direct and and instead tuning into Thor Jourgensen are basically governing making tough choices in Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 the work of their local of- [email protected] themselves because our their communities. ficials. president doesn’t know Local governments have There is much that can Daniel Kane how to ‘president’ at all?” enormous powers to de- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 be and should be learned [email protected] There’s plenty to criticize clare public health emer- from the coronavirus cri- about the Trump adminis- gencies in ways that the Steve Krause sis by both young people Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 tration’s initial response executive branch simply and pundits, as well as [email protected] to the virus appearing does not. Trump can- journalists who — one stateside, but Stein and not cancel elections, as Anne Marie Tobin would think — should Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Jong-Fast have the sto- Gov. Mike DeWine did in know better. [email protected] ry completely backward. Ohio. Trump cannot order David McLellan Letting the states handle businesses, restaurants Stephen L. Miller is the Reporter, ext. 1317 responses from communi- and clubs closed the way host of the Versus Media [email protected] ty to community is exactly states like Massachusetts Podcast and has written Ryan York what a president should and New Hampshire have about American politics Copy Editor, ext. 1220 do, and precisely what done. Trump cannot issue for Fox News, National [email protected] Trump is doing. shelter orders, nor can the Review and the Spectator TECHNOLOGY Amid the caterwauling administration issue ci- USA. He wrote this for In- from progressives like tations and fines the way sideSources.com. 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All address information, particu- crash with personal injury Cigarettes blamed for larly arrests, re ect police records. at 11:58 a.m. Thursday on In the event of a perceived inac- Route 128 North. Two people curacy, it is the sole responsibility were injured. of the concerned party to contact Complaints four-alarm re in Lynn the relevant police department and have the department issue a no- A report of a disturbance at By Gayla Cawley ing materials, according “It got going,” said Zu- damaged in the night- tice of correction to the Daily Item. 3:03 p.m. Wednesday at The ITEM STAFF to Lynn Fire Capt. Joseph kas. “The close proximity time re, which required Corrections or clari cations will not Cheesecake Factory at 210C Zukas. of the houses to each other, a response from every sur- Andover St. A caller reported LYNN — A massive The cigarettes were dis- wood porches and a lack of be made without express notice of rounding community’s re three people wouldn’t get out four-alarm re that de- carded on the rear porch- oxygen — that was a fuel department. change from the arresting police of his car. The caller later re- stroyed two homes on es of 1-3 Moulton St., and to the re. Luckily, nobody department. ported the people got out of Moulton Street, displaced the resulting re quickly got hurt or killed.” Gayla Cawley can be the car. 34 people and injured two spread next door to anoth- Two other homes, 7 reached at gcawley@item- LYNN A report of suspicious activ- re ghters was caused by er triple decker home at 5 Moulton and a house on live.com. Follow her on ity at 5:22 p.m. Wednesday at careless disposal of smok- Moulton, Zukas said. Boston Street, were also Twitter @GaylaCawley. Arrest 6 Lynn St. A caller reported an older model blue Mercedes Hamza Saad, 28, of 35 sedan had been driven down Main St., Saugus, was arrest- the street and was parked in ed and charged with opera- front of his neighbor’s house. tion of a motor vehicle with a Three occupants were report- suspended license at 11:40 edly panicking after getting a.m. Wednesday. out of the car and said “we need to get away from here.” Accidents The people then reported- ly got back into the car and A report of a motor vehicle sped away. Police checked crash at 12:07 p.m. Wednes- the area and could not nd day at 819 Western Ave.; at the car. 12:51 p.m. Wednesday at A report of an unwanted Baker and North Common guest at 6:09 p.m. Wednes- streets; at 2:07 p.m. Wednes- day at Northshore Mall at day at 37 Breed St.; at 2:47 210N Andover St. Mall secu- p.m. Wednesday at Washing- rity reported they had asked a ton and Lyman streets; at member of the media to leave 10:38 a.m. Thursday at 63 and the person was refusing. Highland Ave. An of cer reported the person A report of a motor vehicle had already left. hit and run crash at 5:28 A disturbance was report- p.m. Wednesday at Boston ed at 7:01 p.m. Wednesday and Laurel streets. at Maddy’s Car Wash at 300 A report of a motor vehicle Andover St. A caller reported crash with personal injury a gathering of cars with loud at 12:44 p.m. Thursday at exhausts. An of cer reported PHOTO | TNS Pleasant and Tremont streets. there was only one car in the The parents of Alec Murray and Caleb Stenvold are moving past blame into action. Lee and Paige lot and all was quiet. Murray (on couch) are working with the Reno Behavioral Healthcare Hospital and other agen- Assaults A report of a suspicious cies to better coordinate local suicide prevention. A report of an assault and motor vehicle at 7:53 p.m. battery at 11 p.m. Wednes- Wednesday at 11 Carlton St. day at City Hall at 3 City Hall A caller reported a black Vol- As youth suicides climb, anguished Square. vo had been parked in front of the house for a month. The Breaking and Entering owner was noti ed and said he would move the vehicle. parents begin to speak out A report of a motor vehicle A suspicious motor vehicle breaking and entering at 7:53 was reported at 9:56 p.m. By Sharon Jayson bullying and the internet, “If they have a precip- 2018, such visits increased p.m. Wednesday at 36 Parrott Wednesday at 15 Larrabee KAISER HEALTH NEWS but studies citing them as itating event like they more than 25 percent. For St.; at 7:02 a.m. Thursday at Terrace. A caller reported a a suicide cause are less de- are bullied or don’t make girls ages 10 to 14, data 12 Hampden Place. dark minivan was parked out- Alec Murray was 13. He cisive. a team or a friend stops from 2009 to 2015 re ects side his residence. The man enjoyed camping, shing The parents of Caleb and talking to them or some- almost a 20 percent in- Theft was inside with a  ashlight. and skiing. At home, it Alec believe impulsivity — thing is on social media crease in emergency visits A report of suspicious activ- was video games, movies A report of a larceny at very common in teens be- that they’re embarrassed for self-in icted injury. ity at 10:10 p.m. Wednesday and books. Having just cause their brains aren’t about,” she said, “they Youth today are much 7:48 p.m. Wednesday at at 47 Shore Drive. A caller completed middle school 109 Collins St.; at 1:55 a.m. fully developed — played don’t know they will get more familiar with death, reported an unknown person with “almost straight A’s,” a role in their suicides. through it.” said Jonathan Singer, Thursday at 3 Huron St. those grades were going to was holding down the buzzers Kerri Countess, Caleb’s Kulp said the rise in sui- board president of the earn him an iPhone for his and banging on the door. The mother, called his suicide cide among the youngest nonpro t American Asso- caller said it sounded like the upcoming birthday. MARBLEHEAD “totally unexpected and adolescents has spawned ciation of Suicidology, cit- man was going to break the Instead, he killed him- unimaginable.” He was prevention programs tar- ing more than 20 years of door down. Police reported self on June 8 — the rst Assaults the youngest of her ve geting elementary and mass shootings at schools the man had locked himself day of summer break. sons. middle schoolers, teach- among reasons. A report of an assault at out and was trying to get Caleb Stenvold was Paige Murray said son ing things like resilience, “Death has become pub- 3:08 p.m. Wednesday on buzzed back in. The man was 14. He was a high school Alec “showed no signs of wellness, self-care and lic,” he said. “With the in- Sewall Street. able to return to his home. freshman in the gifted mental distress or depres- coping behaviors. ternet and social media, Suspicious activity was re- and talented program. sion or anxiety.” Psychologist Mary Al- when somebody dies, it’s Complaints ported at 12:52 a.m. Thurs- He ran track and played “We think it was an in- vord said she’s been see- all over your newsfeed. day at Gaeta’s Shell & Citgo defensive cornerback on A caller reported he was credibly impulsive act by a ing “younger and younger Hundreds of millions at 14 Newbury St. A caller re- his school’s football team. being harassed by a neighbor hormonal young man,” she kids” in her practice. knew within minutes that ported two people who were Just two months into high at 12:20 p.m. Wednesday on said, noting that Alec’s stel- “At ages 6, 7 and 8, I’m Kobe Bryant had died. hanging out in the parking lot school — and four months Clifton Avenue. now seeing kids with de- appeared to be intoxicated. after Alec’s suicide — Ca- lar grades were posted on- Death is much more a part School staff reported a leb killed himself on Oct. line the day of his suicide. pression,” said Alvord, of of their generation.” group of kids were refusing The people left the area in a vehicle. 22. Experts suggest that our Rockville, Md. “It used to Among those aiming to to disperse at 3:33 p.m. The teenagers, both from celebrity culture, where be suicide attempts were reverse the trend is the Wednesday on Humphrey A report of threats at 9:32 a.m. Thursday at 38 Keys Reno, Nev., didn’t know suicidal thoughts are more in high school. Now, National Association of Street. Police reported the each other. But their fami- sometimes romanticized I’m seeing more completed State Boards of Educa- group was dispersed. Drive. Marc J. Grogan Jr., 28, of 70 Granite St., Apt. lies now do, bonded by loss. or normalized, also plays suicides in middle school tion, based in Alexandria, A caller reported a road Their parents are haunted a role. Alec’s parents and and even upper elementa- Va., which examined the rage incident that had C1, Lynn, was summoned for threat to commit a crime. by what they don’t under- Caleb’s parents say they ry school.” 2017-18 school year and happened to his daughter stand: why. need to speak out and The CDC data illustrate determined that 25 states two days ago at 5:28 p.m. Theft They — along with men- warn other families. “a steady consistent in- and the District of Colum- Wednesday at Maple and La- tal health experts, school When Caleb died, “we crease,” that “deserves our bia required or encour- fayette streets. The caller had Credit card fraud was re- leaders and researchers — wanted everyone to know focus and our attention,” aged school districts to the incident on dash video. ported at 9:32 a.m. Thursday are trying to understand he died of suicide because said CDC statistician Sal- develop suicide prevention He said the driver stopped, at Fit Werx at 67 Foster St. why suicide by children if it can happen to my ly Curtin. “It’s linear and policies. got out, yelled at his daughter ages 10 to 14 has gone up child who was not bullied has gone up every single According to the orga- and then proceeded to follow SWAMPSCOTT and up. The suicide rate and did not t into the year since 2010.” nization’s policy review, her for ve minutes. The man for that age group almost reasons people kill them- The CDC also moni- author Megan Blanco said then reportedly blocked her Breaking and Entering tripled from 2007 to 2017. selves, it can happen to tors suicide attempts and only three of 10 states in. Police spoke with the man Newly released 2018 data anyone,” Countess said. self-in icted injuries, with the highest youth and showed him the video. A report of a motor vehi- from the Centers for Dis- “It was an impulsive and based on data from emer- suicide rates (ages 10-24) cle breaking and entering at ease Control and Preven- immature act.” gency rooms. The latest had a suicide prevention Fire 2:51 p.m. Wednesday at Mis- tion show a 16 percent Amy Kulp, executive di- CDC report published Jan. policy. The youth suicide sion on the Bay at 141 Hum- increase over the previous rector of the Washington, 31 found that from 2001 to rate for Nevada — where A report of a bon re at D.C.-based National Cen- 2016 such visits for those Alec and Caleb lived — is 9:07 p.m. Wednesday on phrey St. year. While experts point to ter for the Prevention of 10 and older increased 42 14.4 deaths per 100,000, Trinity Road. A caller report- Youth Suicide, said youth, percent, with “substan- which is higher than the ed a neighbor was having a Complaints a host of explanations for the alarming rise, scientif- in particular, “have very tial increases occurring in national average of 10.6 bon re and it was quite large. A report of a disturbance ic proof about cause isn’t few experiences with deal- younger age groups.” deaths per 100,000. Neva- There was a confrontation at 12:15 p.m. Wednesday at conclusive. Some research ing with outside stressors” During the most recent da was not among the 25 about it. 1 Loring Ave.; at 12:18 p.m. shows correlations with and “tend to be quite im- study period, from Jan- states with a prevention Wednesday at Atlantic Cross- social media use, cyber- pulsive.” uary 2017 to December policy, she said. PEABODY ing and Humphrey Street. A report of suspicious ac- Accidents tivity at 4:28 p.m. Wednesday POLICE BRIEFS on Huron Street; at 6:55 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle Wednesday at 330 Paradise Man struck and killed Wednesday for a person treatment of smoke inha- Heavy smoke and the crash at 7:25 a.m. Thurs- Road. by Boston-bound struck by a train. lation and a resident had century-old Victorian day at 17 Lynn eld St. A car No foul play is suspect- to be rescued from a sec- home’s construction made reportedly struck a parked Theft commuter train ed in the death, accord- ond- oor window during a ghting the re dif cult, vehicle. Ady Teejo, 47, was ing to the Essex District house re early Thursday Deputy Chief Dennis summoned for unlicensed A report of a larceny at ROCKPORT, (AP) — A 24-year-old man was Attorney’s of ce. morning in Massachu- Perkins said. operation of a motor vehicle. 7:49 a.m. Wednesday at 69 No additional informa- setts, of cials said. 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Spanish menu available Catch up with your All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. favorite team Callers may remain anonymous. in Item Sports! A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 2020 COVID-19 Wall Street gains Trump wants momentum after payroll tax relief to calm markets rocky start By Zeke Miller dove into handshakes ASSOCIATED PRESS with supporters earlier By Stan Choe, volatile because investors in the day, when arriving Damian J. Troise are weighing the increas- WASHINGTON — Pres- to headline a fundraiser and Alex Veiga ing likelihood of a reces- ident Donald Trump said in Longwood, Fla., that ASSOCIATED PRESS sion on one hand against Monday his administra- raised approximately $4 huge, emergency efforts tion will ask Congress to million for his reelection NEW YORK — Stocks to prop up the economy PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pass payroll tax relief and campaign and the Repub- are gaining momentum in on the other. Markets got Stocks were swinging between gains and losses other quick measures as a lican Party. public health and econom- afternoon trading on Wall more of each on Thursday. in early trading on Wall Street Thursday. On his flight back to Street Thursday in a mar- The number of Ameri- ic maelstrom brought on Washington he was ac- ket marked by less vola- cans filing for unemploy- by the coronavirus drew companied by Florida But the world’s largest of dollars as investors in closer to him personally. tility than recent days as ment benefits jumped by Rep. Matt Gaetz, who lat- central banks announced markets worldwide hur- Intending to calm the global authorities rush to 70,000 last week, more er went into a voluntary their latest efforts to sup- ry to build up dollars and fears of financial markets support an economy deci- than economists expected, quarantine. He was one port financial markets and cash. The dash for cash over the impact of the mated by the coronavirus in one of the first signs of of several GOP lawmak- the economy. The Europe- has strained markets, and epidemic, Trump told re- pandemic. layoffs sweeping across the ers who were exposed to an Central Bank launched sellers of even high-quali- porters he is seeking “very The S&P 500 rose 1.8 country. Wide swaths of the a person at last month’s an expanded program to ty bonds say they’re hav- substantial relief” to the percent after bouncing be- economy are grinding clos- Conservative Political buy up to 750 billion euros ing difficulty finding buy- payroll tax. Trump also tween a gain of 2.5 percent er to a standstill, from the ($820 billion) in bonds to ers at reasonable prices Action Conference who said he was seeking help and a loss of 3.3 percent travel industry to restau- support the economy, and for how much they want tested positive for the vi- for hourly-wage workers early. That would be a nota- rants, as authorities ask the Bank of England cut to sell. Many of the Fed’s rus. His office said he was to ensure they’re “not go- ble change in normal times, Americans to stay home to its key interest rate to a moves, which are getting “mid-flight” on Air Force ing to miss a paycheck” but the index has had eight slow the spread of the vi- record low of 0.1 percent. revived after being used One when CPAC informed and “don’t get penalized straight days where it rus. Another weak manu- The Federal Reserve in the 2008 financial cri- for something that’s not his staff that he had been swung up or down between facturing report, this time unveiled measures to sis, are aimed at smooth- their fault.” in contact with the attend- 4.9 percent and 12 percent. in the mid-Atlantic region, support money-market ing out operations in such He stepped forward ee who had the virus. Markets have been so added to the worries. funds and the borrowing markets. with the contours of an Once the plane landed, initiative after markets Gaetz was immediately dropped sharply and as tested. Houston pleads for more tests, gear the outbreak spread. Sev- Vice President Mike eral Trump confidants in Pence, who also spoke at By John L. Mone ple recover from the virus. Congress disclosed they CPAC, said he has not and Paul J. Weber According to the World were isolating themselves been tested for the virus. ASSOCIATED PRESS Health Organization, peo- after potential exposure White House Press Secre- ple with mild cases re- to the virus; one traveled tary Stephanie Grisham HOUSTON — Cars lined cover in about two weeks, with the president from said Trump has not been up for more than a mile while those with more se- Florida on Air Force One tested because he has not outside a Houston hospital vere ones can take three to on Monday; another was had “prolonged close con- Thursday as the nation’s six weeks to recover. his just-tapped new chief tacts” with any patients fourth-largest city began Nationwide, public frus- of staff. and “does not have any drive-thru testing for the Trump said he would symptoms.” coronavirus, but officials trations over the difficul- hold a press conference In Monday morning warned they don’t have ties of getting tested for Tuesday to outline the tweets, Trump vented enough kits or protective the new virus have been proposals, saying his ad- about the market drop gear to meet demand. building since the first ministration and Con- and news that large pub- “I don’t want to create U.S. case was confirmed gress would be “discuss- lic gatherings were being false hope that we are Jan. 20. Early missteps ing a possible payroll tax called off because of the ready right now to have a with test kits developed PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cut or relief, substantial virus. radical increase in testing,” by the Centers for Disease relief, very substantial re- “At this moment there said Harris County Judge People were lined up in their cars more than two Control and Prevention, lief, that’s big, that’s a big are 546 confirmed cases Lina Hidalgo, the top coun- miles to be tested in the drive-thru at United Me- coupled with strict govern- number. We’re also going of CoronaVirus, with 22 ty official in Houston. “We morial Medical Center in Houston. ment criteria about who to be talking about hourly deaths,” Trump tweeted, are unfortunately not.” qualified for screening, cal Center and only those coughing. Health workers have led to widespread re- wage earners getting help comparing it to seasonal Hours after the drive- influenza and the thou- thru testing began, Texas showing symptoms would in blue protective gear re- ports of people struggling so that they can be in a be screened for the virus, moved her from the truck to get tested. position where they’re not sands of deaths that caus- Gov. Greg Abbott ordered es. “Think about that!” schools closed for more said U.S. Rep. Sheila Jack- and put her on a stretcher, Texas health officials re- going to ever miss a pay- son Lee. then wheeled her into a ported that the state had check.” Scientists at this stage than 5 million students don’t know what the death and shuttered restaurant She warned that the nearby tent. administered about 2,000 As Trump grappled rate of the new coronavi- dining rooms. Texas has state is running out of For most people, the coro- tests as of Wednesday. with an epidemic whose rus actually is and wheth- more than 140 cases and personal protective equip- navirus causes only mild Texas Gov. Greg Abbott consequences he has re- er it will wind up being health officials in Dal- ment and that more is or moderate symptoms, told mayors and county of- peatedly played down, the about the same as flu or las confirmed the state’s needed, although she such as fever and cough. ficials a week ago that the White House asserted it worse. fourth death related to didn’t say how long the For some, especially older supply of tests exceeded was conducting “business At the same time, ad- the virus that causes existing supply would last. adults and people with ex- demand, and on Thursday as usual.” But the day’s ministration officials COVID-19. About 2,500 One of the first vehicles isting health problems, it said the state will soon business was anything testing kits were avail- through was a red pickup can cause more severe ill- have the capacity to test but normal. Lawmakers were insistent that they able at the drive-thru at truck containing a woman ness, including pneumonia. around 15,000 people a pressed for details on how weren’t trying to dismiss United Memorial Medi- who could be heard loudly The vast majority of peo- week. the Capitol could be made public concerns. “This is a secure, handshakes on the very serious health prob- Hill were discouraged and lem,” Health and Human Vital but vulnerable, cleaners hold the line a Pentagon meeting was Services Secretary Alex broken into sub-groups to Azar told Fox News. By Mae Anderson, minimize the number of At the Pentagon, offi- Alexandra Olson people in the same room. cials have begun “social and Kelvin Chan The president himself distancing” measures. ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — When U.S. warns Americans hospitals need to prep a room for the next corona- against all overseas travel virus test, when jetliners discharge their passen- By Matthew Lee alert. The global “level gers at the gate, when ASSOCIATED PRESS four” warning was unprec- suburbanites start to take edented as such alerts are sanitary precautions more WASHINGTON — The generally reserved for spe- seriously, the call goes out: Trump administration cific countries embroiled Send in the cleaners. has upgraded its already in conflict, natural disas- These largely unsung dire warning to Americans ters or where Americans workers are often the first against all international face specific risks. line of defense against the travel as the coronavirus However, the upgrade global COVID-19 pandem- outbreak spreads. will likely have little prac- ic, cleaning and disinfect- The State Department tical effect because it is ing homes, offices, medical on Thursday issued a new not mandatory and there facilities and public spac- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS alert urging Americans are now limited transpor- es where the novel coro- not to travel abroad under tation options for interna- navirus could spread. But A worker disinfects a turnstile at the Government Center transit stop in any circumstances and to tional travel. The only way the people doing all this Boston. As the global viral pandemic grows, the need for cleaning and return home if they are al- to ban Americans from cleaning earn low wages, disinfecting has surged. ready abroad unless they going abroad would be to frequently lack sick leave plan to remain overseas. invalidate the use of U.S. and paid days off, and can ers need her help, she says, the frequency of clean- for well-heeled Broad- “The Department of passports for such travel, be fired with no warning. but like countless workers, ing services at trains and way enthusiasts. She and State advises U.S. citizens a bar that is currently in Amid all that is the con- she has enough savings to stations, in some cases on other custodial workers to avoid all international place only for North Ko- stant fear that they could support her and two kids an hourly basis, and is us- were called in early and travel due to the global rea. encounter the virus them- for about a month — even ing more disinfectant to stayed late to help with impact of COVID-19,” it In addition, the main selves, despite what many though she’s moving into wipe down handrails, door deep cleaning, disinfecting said in the new advice. impact of State Depart- say are diligent precautions. management. knobs and handles. door knobs, stair rails and “In countries where com- ment travel alerts is to Shasmin Lewis, who For most people, the During the first two anything else theatergoers mercial departure options cause insurance compa- spends her mornings doing coronavirus causes only weeks of March, ads for might touch. remain available, U.S. citi- nies to increase premiums office work for MaidPro in mild or moderate symp- cleaners were up 75 per- This week, Rodriguez is zens who live in the Unit- or cancel travel policies Philadelphia and her after- toms, such as fever and cent in the U.S. and 20 per- out of a job. Broadway the- ed States should arrange for group and individual noons cleaning homes, says cough. For some, especial- cent in the U.K. compared aters abruptly closed until for immediate return to tours, many of which had her hours have jumped al- ly older adults and people to a year ago, according to at least April 12 and pos- the United States, unless been scrapped even before most 80 percent to 40 hours with existing health prob- Ziprecruiter, an online job sibly beyond. At least 204 they are prepared to re- the alert was raised to lev- a week. She brings her own lems, it can cause more posting site. theaters and stadium ser- main abroad for an indef- el three earlier this week. mask to work even though severe illness, including But that’s starting to vice workers lost their jobs, inite period. U.S. citizens The department has al- MaidPro provides both pneumonia. The vast ma- change as cities across according to the Service who live abroad should ready advised Americans masks and gloves, washes jority of people who con- the U.S. and Europe enter Employees Internation- avoid all international that many U.S. embassies her hands frequently and tract the virus recover. lockdown and schools, ho- al Union that represents travel.” and consulates abroad wears gloves even when Overall demand for tels, restaurants and other them. There is no clear an- Until the upgrade, the are operating with re- dusting. cleaning has been heavy. businesses shut down. swer about whether they department’s advice to duced staff and hours “I’m very worried, but I Airlines, including Del- Last week, Zoraida Ro- would get severance pay U.S. citizens was to “re- due to the COVID-19 out- plan on staying around un- ta and Southwest, added driguez was working over- or any type of relief. Rodri- consider” all internation- break and that services til we can’t,” she said. Not disinfecting measures on time to keep the Bernard guez was told to pick up her al travel under what is for Americans in need of only do her elderly custom- flights. Amtrak increased B. Jacobs theater clean last paycheck this week. known as a “level three” assistance are limited. FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 COVID-19 Layoffs spike in U.S., Europe

By Christopher they will be next. Rugaber Vega, 45, worked as a ASSOCIATED PRESS food preparer and dish- washer at a lower Man- WASHINGTON — Just hattan office tower until a couple of weeks ago, Er- last Thursday. The com- ika Vega hoped her temp pany that owned the caf- job at a cafeteria would eteria liked her work and soon become permanent. said they wanted to hire But instead, the viral out- her permanently. But she break shut down the build- was still a temp when the ing where she worked and building closed and her left her wondering where staffing agency says it has PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS her next paycheck will no more work available come from. Heather Davis prays at the altar at the end of as the city has shut down Like millions of Amer- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a service at Redemption to the Nations church bars and restaurants. icans and people around in Chattanooga, Tenn. “The people who worked Visitors to the Department of Labor are turned the world, the viral out- for the company get paid away at the door by personnel due to closures break has left Vega in to stay home, but I don’t,” over coronavirus concerns. financial limbo, without she said. “Everybody Gathering bans income as her bills pile wants to be safe and be by 70,000 to 281,000, the In Ohio, more than up. The U.S. and global at home but at the same Labor Department said 48,000 people applied for economies have come to a time, we have bills that Thursday. jobless benefits just this raise religious shuddering stop, unleash- need to be paid.” That figure is still low Monday and Tuesday. ing a wave of layoffs that Tens of thousands of historically, but it may That’s up from 1,825 in is much larger and moving laid-off workers have al- soon surpass the record the same two days the pri- freedom questions much faster than job loss- ready flooded state unem- high of 650,000 in Janu- or week. es in previous downturns. ployment websites across ary 2009. And in neighboring By Elana Schor spokeswoman. They are swamping state the country to apply for Many states are already Pennsylvania, about ASSOCIATED PRESS Jeffress, who had called unemployment benefitsjobless benefits. In the reporting big increases in 70,000 people sought un- for “a fearless church,” systems and leaving many week ending March 14, the benefit applications this employment aid on Tues- NEW YORK — On the said on Tuesday that Americans still working number of people seeking week, which weren’t includ- day, six times the total for first Sunday after the Christians should take anxious about whether unemployment aid soared ed in Thursday’s figures. the entire previous week. coronavirus began upend- “common-sense approach- ing American life, some es” to protect their health. religious institutions — “Every pastor needs to including two churches Italian death toll overtakes China use wisdom, and it is very whose pastors are close to obvious that the govern- By Nicole Winfield actress mother. President Donald Trump ment’s motivation in this and Tim Sullivan In the U.S., the damage — held in-person services is to protect the well-being ASSOCIATED PRESS to the world’s largest econ- amid public health wor- omy kept piling up, with of individuals,” he said. ROME — The death toll ries over the pandemic. unemployment claims Churches and other re- in Italy from the corona- That picture already looks surging, as Congress ligious institutions that virus overtook China’s different this week. rushed to pass a $1 tril- have chafed at public on Thursday, and infec- Pastor Robert Jeffress, a lion emergency package to health experts’ calls to tions in the United States stalwart evangelical ally shore up industry and help fight the virus by avoid- climbed past 10,000, in a of Trump, held services households pull through ing gatherings are under stark illustration of how at his First Baptist mega- the crisis. The first of two church this past Sunday heightened scrutiny as the crisis has pivoted to- possible rounds of relief in accordance with Dal- those experts’ pleas be- ward the West. checks will consist of pay- las-area limits on gather- come edicts from govern- Italy, with a population of ments of $1,000 per adult ings of more than 500 peo- ment officials, including 60 million, recorded at least and $500 for each child. ple but said in an interview Trump. In a nation where 3,405 deaths, or roughly The U.S. death toll rose that this week, he would faith can be as political- 150 more than in China — to 168, primarily elder- hold online-only worship. ly polarized as any other a country with a population PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The Florida church where part of life — and where over 20 times larger. ly people. Johns Hopkins Paula White, Trump’s per- freedom to worship has Italy reached the bleak Medical personnel work in the intensive care University, which has sonal pastor and a White become a rallying cry on milestone the same day unit of the hospital of Brescia, Italy. The country been tallying the virus’ House adviser on faith is- the right — some conser- that Wuhan, the Chinese has the most coronavirus-related deaths, spread around the world, sues, invited congregants vative religious institu- city where the coronavirus surpassing China by registering 3,405 dead. said the U.S. had more to in-person services this tions are acknowledging first emerged three months than 11,000 cases. past Sunday will also that the government’s ago, recorded no new infec- eral Antonio Guterres said opening an alarming new Worldwide the death toll shift to online-only status word comes first during a tions, a sign that the com- the world “is at war with a front in Africa and also crept toward 10,000 as the this week, according to a pandemic. munist country’s draconian virus” and warned that “a reached at least one Euro- total number of infections lockdowns were effective in global recession — perhaps pean head of state: 62-year- topped 220,000, including containing the scourge. of record dimensions — is a old Prince Albert II of the nearly 85,000 people who Celebrities get virus tests, On Thursday, a visiting near certainty.” tiny principality of Mona- have recovered. Chinese Red Cross team “If we let the virus co. The palace announced French Prime Minister raising inequality concerns criticized Italians’ failure to spread like wildfire – espe- that he tested positive but Edouard Philippe pleaded properly quarantine them- cially in the most vulner- was continuing to work with people to keep their distance from one another By Michael four of its players were selves and take the nation- able regions of the world from his office and was be- ing treated by doctors from to avoid spreading the virus, Biesecker, positive for the virus, in- al lockdown seriously. — it would kill millions of people,” he said. Princess Grace Hospital, Michelle R. Smith cluding perennial All-Star At the U.N. in New York, even as the crisis pushed The virus appeared to be named after his American and Tim Reynolds Kevin Durant. meanwhile, Secretary-Gen- them to seek comfort. ASSOCIATED PRESS Even though public health resources were not WASHINGTON — Ce- National parks are open — with some changes used, it raised the ire of lebrities, politicians and many, including New York professional athletes faced pany near Rocky Moun- Mayor Bill de Blasio. By Brady McCombs a backlash this week as and James Anderson tain National Park. “We wish them a speedy many revealed that they ASSOCIATED PRESS But not everyone is on had been tested for the recovery,” the mayor wrote board with the idea of peo- coronavirus, even when on Twitter. “But, with all SALT LAKE CITY — ple descending on parks they didn’t have a fever or due respect, an entire Most national parks are and their gateway towns other tell-tale symptoms. NBA team should NOT open as a refuge for Amer- to escape the virus. That’s fueling a percep- get tested for COVID-19 icans tired of being stuck at Making parks free will tion that the wealthy and while there are critically home during a pandemic, lead to overcrowding and famous have been able to ill patients waiting to be but despite now being free put staffers and visitors jump to the head of the tested. Tests should not be to visit, people may find it at greater risk of being ex- line to get tested while for the wealthy, but for the more difficult to enjoy them posed to the virus, accord- others have been turned sick.” as parks close visitor cen- ing to a group representing away or met with long de- Like Robin Fraser. ters, shuttles, lodges and park service employees. lays. The 30-year-old has restaurants to fight the “It is irresponsible to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The concerns over pref- fibromyalgia and an au- spread of the coronavirus. urge people to visit na- A snowshoer walks near the Paradise Inn at erential treatment under- toimmune disorder that Parks are trying to keep tional park sites when Mount Rainier, which is closed for the winter, at score a fundamental truth put her at high risk for up with ever-changing gathering at other public Mount Rainier National Park. about inequalities baked complications if she con- rules and recommenda- spaces is no longer consid- into the American health tracts the virus. She’s tions from government ered safe,” said Phil Fran- cautious and prepared, es- Idaho — and Rainier nor- care system — those with been running a fever officials who are urging cis, chairman of the Coali- pecially in places with win- mally are closed this time the financial means can and coughing since last people to avoid gathering tion to Protect America’s try weather, because re- of year because of deep often receive a different week. Her doctor recom- in large groups but allow- National Parks. sources are strained amid snow. The Statue of Lib- level of service. mended she get tested at ing them to get outside Executives at a hospital the pandemic and rescues erty National Monument Asked about the issue the emergency room, but for fresh air and exercise in Moab, Utah, also have may be more difficult. and Ellis Island in New Wednesday, President there she was told there as long as they keep their implored state officials Zion National Park in York are closed entirely. Donald Trump said the weren’t enough tests, so distance from others. to slow the flow of people southern Utah halted Workers at Grand Can- well-to-do and well-con- she can’t get one. The National Park Ser- coming to see the red rocks shuttles used by most peo- yon have shifted away nected shouldn’t get pri- “That’s just not fair,” vice says it’s adhering to and unique formations at ple visiting its red rock from duties that put them ority for coronavirus tests. said Fraser, who lives in the latest guidelines from Arches and Canyonlands vistas nestled in a narrow close to tourists. But the wealthy former Victor, N.Y., near Roches- the White House and Cen- national parks over fears canyon. Tourists now must “We’re just coming up reality star conceded that ter. ters for Disease Control the city’s hospital couldn’t wait for limited parking to with different ways for the rich and famous some- Fraser has seen celeb- and Prevention, vowing to handle an outbreak. In re- free up before driving in. them to do their jobs that’s times get perks. rities and politicians get- keep outdoor spaces open sponse, officials this week Grand Canyon National mindful of the CDC guide- “Perhaps that’s been the ting tests, and that upsets while giving park super- limited hotel stays to peo- Park stopped its shuttles lines,” park spokeswoman story of life,” Trump said her. intendents the power to ple in town for work and and closed its restaurants. Lily Daniels said. during a briefing at the “Why are they getting close or modify operations. banned dining in restau- In Northern California, For most people, the White House. “That does in front of the line? Peo- Interior Secretary David rants. visitor centers at sever- coronavirus causes only happen on occasion. And ple like me, average Joes, Bernhardt this week tem- Nationally, park super- al destinations managed mild or moderate symp- I’ve noticed where some we get pushed to the back porarily waived entrance intendents are devising by the park service, such toms. But for the elderly people have been tested of the line. Why can Con- fees at national parks, ways to stay open while as Muir Woods National and people with existing fairly quickly.” gress get it and we can’t?” monuments and wildlife keeping people at safe dis- Monument, Alcatraz Is- conditions, it can cause On Wednesday, the she asked. refuges to make it easier tances from one another land and the Golden Gate more severe illness. The Brooklyn Nets profession- Among the powerful for people to get outdoors and trying to ensure park Bridge, are closed. vast majority of those who al basketball team an- people who have gotten and “implement some so- employees stay healthy. Yellowstone National are infected recover. nounced the entire team tests in recent weeks were cial distancing.” Many parks closed visitor Park, Mount Rainier Na- The Utah hospital’s con- was tested last week upon South Carolina Sen. Lind- “Getting out into the wil- centers, museums and en- tional Park in Washington cerns aren’t related to be- returning from San Fran- sey Graham and Florida derness is perfect for what trance booths while rang- state and Rocky Mountain ing in the wilderness but cisco after a game against Rep. Matt Gaetz. Both Re- we call the ‘shack nasties’ ers are stationed outside National Park in Colorado rather the social interac- the Golden State Warriors. publican lawmakers were — being cooped up inside to field visitors’ questions. followed suit. Most facil- tions before and afterward The team found a private exposed to someone who your home,” said Trish Though rangers are ities and roads in Yellow- at hotels, bars, restaurants lab to do the work, and on tested positive, but their Jacob, an employee of a working, some parks stone — which spans parts and often crowded trail- Tuesday announced that tests came back negative. backcountry guiding com- warned people to be extra of Wyoming, Montana and heads or entrance gates. A8 FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 2020 LOOK! Alien Abduction Day, Bibliomania Day, Atheist Pride Day, Won’t You Be My Neighbor Day

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By Nancy Dillon ed after the birth of their It wasn’t immediately able support,” the filing with adequate visibility, flight when he knew of NEW YORK DAILY NEWS 3-year-old daughter Bi- clear Thursday how long it obtained by the Daily and that foggy conditions the cloudy conditions,” anka but before the birth might take for a judge to News states. the day of the tragedy the lawsuit filed in Los Kobe Bryant’s widow of Capri, it doesn’t protect rule on the petition amid The proposed amend- should have grounded the Angeles County Superior has filed a petition to their 9-month-old baby. the coronavirus crisis. ment to the trust language chopper before it slammed Court states. amend his trust in the “Accordingly, upon Va- Bryant established the adds Capri and her de- into a hillside in Calaba- “Zobayan attempted to wake of the NBA star’s death. nessa’s death, the Bryant trust on April 9, 2003, a scendants as “permissible sas, Calif. maneuver the helicopter Vanessa Bryant says Trusts will be divided few months after the birth beneficiaries of any trust “On information and be- up and forward to clear her husband simply didn’t into two shares, not three. of his eldest daughter Na- that allows distributions.” lief, the pilot in command, the clouds, then entered a have a chance to add their This was not Kobe’s in- talia, 17. He later added Vanessa also is pursuing Ara George Zobayan, turn sending the helicop- baby daughter Capri to tent,” her new 10-page fil- Gianna and Bianka. a wrongful death lawsuit was required to fly only in ter into the steep terrain his Kobe Bryant Trust ing in Los Angeles County “During Vanessa’s against the owner of the conditions that he could at approximately 180 before he died suddenly in probate court states. lifetime, Vanessa, Natalia, helicopter that crashed navigate visually,” the 72- mph,” the lawsuit claims. a Jan. 26 helicopter crash Her paperwork says Bianka, and any descen- in heavy fog, killing her page complaint states. The helicopter was on alongside their 13-year- the “material purpose” of dant of either Natalia husband and daughter. The day of the crash, its way to a youth bas- old daughter Gianna and Bryant’s trust was to “pro- or Bianka, are entitled She alleges Island Ex- Zobayan “failed to proper- ketball tournament at seven other people. vide for Vanessa and all to discretionary distri- press Helicopters was only ly monitor and assess the Bryant’s Mamba Sports She said because the most his children with Vanessa butions of income and certified to fly under vi- weather prior to takeoff” Academy in Thousand recent version was draft- after his death.” principal for their reason- sual flight rules, meaning and “failed to abort the Oaks, Calif.

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FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Red Sox ace Chris Sale will undergo Tommy John surgery on his left elbow, which will keep him out for the entire 2020 season. Chris Sale headed for Tommy John, will miss season COURTESY PHOTO Salem State senior Hakeem Animashaun has been named to the NABC Division III Northeast BOSTON (AP) — Boston outbreak. Sale missed the All-District Second Team and the D3Hoops.com All-Northeast Region Third Team. Red Sox ace Chris Sale start of spring training will have Tommy John with an illness that the surgery on his left elbow, team described as a u an operation that would that morphed into pneu- Salem State’s Animashaun keep him out the entire monia. 2020 baseball season if A Red Sox spokesman and when it resumes after did not immediately re- the coronavirus pandemic. spond to an email asking named to All-Northeast team The team made the an- if Sale has been tested for nouncement on Thursday, COVID-19. Salem State University Second Team and to the Animashaun’s 2.59 against Clark on Decem- two weeks after saying Sale is 109-73 in 10 ma- senior forward Hakeem D3hoops.com All-North- blocked shots per game ber 29th and later a that the left-hander who jor league seasons is en- Animashaun (Dedham, east Region Third Team. were seventh best overall 40-point outburst against turns 31 later this month tering the second season Mass.), who was named Animashaun led the and he led all of Division Bridgewater State on had a exor strain near of a six-year, $160 million the 2019-2020 Massachu- conference in points per III in free throw attempts January 14th. the elbow. At the time, the contract. After helping setts State Collegiate Ath- game (23.4), total re- (276). He  nished third in Animashaun scored his Red Sox hoped Sale would the Red Sox win the 2018 letic Conference Player of bounds (338), offensive re- the nation with 22 dou- 1,000th career point avoid the operation that World Series, he went 6-11 the Year, earned All-North- bounds (118), defensive ble-doubles. against Brandeis on De- usually requires a full with a 4.40 ERA in 25 east honors this week af- rebounds (220), rebounds Animashaun reached cember 8 and ended his year of recovery. starts last year, his fewest ter being named to the per game (12.5) and blocks double  gures in scoring Salem State career Opening day, originally wins and starts and high- National Association of (70). His 12.5 rpg game in 26 of 27 games this ranked in the top-ten all scheduled for next week, est ERA in a full season Basketball Coaches ranked  fth in the country year, including two time in points (1,457-7th), has been pushed back since 2012. (NABC) Division III while his 23.4 ppg average 40-point performances — rebounds (735-8th) and until at least mid-May Northeast All-District ranked 19th nationally. the  rst a 41-point effort blocks (137-5th). due to the coronavirus SALE, B2

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton told ESPN on Thursday that he has tested positive for coronavirus. Saints’ Sean Payton

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tests positive Linebacker Kyle Van Noy was one of the many Patriots players who have left the team via free agency or trades over the past several days. for coronavirus

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — has not been admitted to New Orleans Saints head a hospital and does not Post-Brady Patriots cut costs coach Sean Payton learned have a fever or cough. The Thursday that he has test- 56-year-old coach said he ed positive for the corona- has been resting comfort- as free agents depart in droves virus, he told ESPN. ably at home, where is in Payton is the  rst em- in self-quarantine. (AP) — A day after Tom him with holes to plug on expected to sign with the ots about $13 million un- ployee of either an NFL “I was fortunate to be in Brady announced he was defense. Dolphins. der the salary cap. team or the league to the minority, without the leaving New England, the On Wednesday, safety That’s in addition to this In Collins, Van Noy and make such a diagnosis serious side effects that Patriots spent the  rst day Duron Harmon was trad- week’s departures of line- Shelton, New England los- public. He told the net- some have. I’m lucky,” Pay- of free agency in cost-cut- ed to the Lions, defensive backer Kyle Van Noy, who es three of its top perform- work that he came for- ton told ESPN. “Younger ting mode. tackle Danny Shelton also agreed to a four-year, $51 ers from a unit that led the ward to motivate people to people feel like they can Finding a new quarter- landed in Detroit on a two- million deal with Dolphins, league in total defense in educate themselves about handle this, but they can back will be the top priori- year, $8 million deal, and and linebacker Jamie Col- 2019, allowing 272 yards what they can do to help be a carrier to someone ty for coach Bill Belichick offensive lineman Ted lins, who’s joining former per game. The Patriots  ght the pandemic. who can’t handle it. So we as he begins the task of Karras agreed to a one- teammates in Detroit after gave up 20 points per Payton said he took all need to do our part. It’s reconstructing his roster year, $4 million deal with agreeing to a three-year, game, third fewest in the the test Monday after important for every one of in the post-Brady era. But the Dolphins. Linebacker $30 million deal. NFL. he began to feel ill a day us to do our part.” other departures have left Elandon Roberts is also The moves left the Patri- PATRIOTS, B2 earlier, but also said he PAYTON, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 2020

TODAY IN SPORTS March 20 cindor averaged 31.7 points and Red Sox announce Chris Sale will have 1897 — Yale beats Penn 32-10 16 rebounds. in New Haven, Conn., in the first 1976 — Boston’s John Havlicek men’s intercollegiate basketball becomes the first NBA player to Tommy John surgery on left elbow game. score more than 1,000 points per 1939 — In a game of unbeaten season for 14 consecutive years. teams, Long Island U. defeats 1988 — Mike Tyson knocks out SALE reported discomfort in his Sale’s season last year on the table. So, that’s not Loyola of Chicago 44-32 to win Tony Tubbs in the second round to From B1 pitching elbow. The team ended after a start on Aug. something I’m going to the National Invitation Tourna- retain his world heavyweight title said then there had been 13. worry myself with. I can’t ment. in Tokyo. After his illness set back no additional damage to “Tommy John’s been a go out there with that in 1940 — Springfield College 1994 — Jockey Penny Chavez re- his pitching schedule, he his ulnar collateral liga- factor in my life for 20 the back of my mind. I makes only eight of 63 shots from turns to the winner’s circle after threw his first batting ment, which was treated years now,” Sale said ear- have to have the confi- the field against Indiana, setting a 19-year break from the saddle. practice of the spring on with a platelet-rich plas- lier this month. “It’s on the dence that what we’re do- The 42-year-old rider wins aboard the NCAA Division I men’s tourna- March 4; a day later, he ma injection in August. table, but it’s always been ing is going to work.” ment record for both fewest field Singer Slew, a 50-1 longshot, at goals made and lowest field-goal Turfway Park, Florence, Ky. shooting percentage. 2003 — Shaquille O’Neal be- 1954 — In the first televised comes the 28th player in NBA his- NCAA championship game, La tory to score 20,000 points during Salle defeats Bradley 92-76 and the Los Angeles Lakers’ game sets a record for most points in against Sacramento. the title game. 2005 — Liz Johnson becomes 1965 — Gail Goodrich’s 42 points the first woman to advance to the lead UCLA to a 91-80 victory over championship match of a Profes- Michigan in the NCAA basketball sional Bowlers Association tour championship. event but loses by 27 pins to Tom- 1965 — St. John’s sends Joe Lap- my Jones in the final of the PBA chick out a winner, beating Villano- Banquet Open. va 55-51 to win its fifth National 2005 — LeBron James, 20, be- Invitation Tournament champion- comes the youngest player to ship. score 50 points in an NBA game, 1965 — Bill Bradley scores 58 when he scores 56 in the Cava- points to lead Princeton to a 118- liers’ 105-98 loss to the Raptors. 82 rout of Wichita State in the 2006 — Japan beats Cuba 10-6 NCAA third-place game. UCLA in the title game of the inaugural beats Michigan 91-80 to win its World Baseball Classic. second national championship. 2009 — Gregor Schlierenzauer of 1968 — Dave Bing of the Detroit Austria becomes the first ski jump- Pistons finishes the season aver- er to win 13 World Cup events and aging 27.1 points, becoming the reach more than 2,000 points in first guard in 20 years to lead the a season. NBA in scoring. 2010 — Northern Iowa pulls off 1969 — Less than two months one of the biggest NCAA upsets after she becomes the first wom- in years by knocking No. 1 overall an to ride in a pari-mutuel race in seed Kansas with a 69-67 win. America, Diane Crump rides her 2010 — Wladimir Klitschko first winner at Gulfstream Park. knocks out Eddie Chambers in the 1971 — Milwaukee’s Lew Alcindor 12th and final round to retain his is voted the NBA’s MVP for the first WBO and IBF heavyweight belts in of a record-breaking six times. Al- Duesseldorf, Germany. Saints coach Sean Payton tests positive for coronavirus

PAYTON We can easily help reduce From B1 the numbers of those im- pacted. We have to do our Payton said he felt it was best to beat this. important to be particu- “This is not just about larly vigilant in Louisiana social distancing,” Pay- and the New Orleans area ton said. “It’s shutting FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS because of international down here for a week to The Patriots traded cornerback Duron Harmon and a seventh-round draft pick to the Detroit tourist traffic, especially two weeks. If people un- Lions on Thursday in exchange for a fifth-round draft pick. around recently concluded derstand the curve, and Mardi Gras festivites. understand the bump, we “So our parents, and those that are more sus- can easily work together Patriots lose a number of players to free agency ceptible to this virus, as a country to reduce it. deserve everyone doing “Take a minute to un- PATRIOTS Harmon’s numbers easily is the leadership McCourty and Chung derstand what the experts their best to combat it,” weren’t gaudy (22 tackles Harmon brought to the will both turn 33 in Au- are saying. It’s not compli- From B1 Payton said. “There are and two interceptions) as locker room. gust. Linebacker Dont’a cated to do what they’re hundreds of people right Collins led the team with the third safety behind McCourty is coming back, Hightower and defensive asking of us. Just that now in tough predica- 81 tackles and seven sacks. Devin McCourty and Pat- re-upping on a two-year lineman Lawrence Guy are ments, fighting for their type of small investment Van Noy had 56 tackles rick Chung. But Harmon deal, and will help anchor a 30 and Gilmore will turn lives. Let’s be part of the by every one of us will and was second with 6 1/2 was set to make $5.5 mil- secondary that also will re- 30 in September. solution, not the problem. have a dramatic impact. sacks. Shelton’s 61 tackles lion next season if he’d turn AP Defensive Player Aside from free agency were tied for the most by a stayed with the Patriots. of the Year Stephon Gilm- and trades, Belichick can Patriots defensive line- Trading him leaves New ore at cornerback. also find help via the draft. man. Roberts pulled dou- England with $1.25 mil- Still, adding depth to The Patriots have 12 picks, ble duty, playing lineback- lion in dead money. New England’s aging de- including five in the first er and filling in at fullback. What can’t be replaced as fense will be a focal point. four rounds. NBA telling teams to keep players, staff out of facilities (AP) — The NBA has NBA had seven players — strictions, and an emerg- court or in the weight told its teams to close its four from the Brooklyn ing consensus regarding rooms. Others have gotten training and practice facil- Nets, two from the Utah how to mitigate the spread creative. Jimmy Butler of ities to all players and Jazz and one from the De- of the coronavirus with the Miami Heat recently staff starting Friday, say- troit Pistons — known to which the NBA’s infectious posted images of a morn- ing the shuttering will last have tested positive for disease and public health ing workout at his home, indefinitely in the latest COVID-19. experts agree, effective to- and Kevin Love of the response to the coronavi- Later Thursday, the morrow and until further Cleveland Cavaliers said rus pandemic. number of known cases notice, team practice or he’s finding different ways The league told teams of within the NBA rose to 11 training facilities ... will be to keep in some short of the new directive in a after the Denver Nuggets closed to players and shape. memo sent Thursday af- and Philadelphia 76ers re- staff,” the NBA wrote. The “I’m incredibly blessed to ternoon, a copy of which ported positive tests. The league said the ban ap- just have some free was obtained by The Asso- Nuggets had one person plies to G League facilities weights here. I have a ver- ciated Press. As recently with the virus but did not as well. sa climber. I have enough as Monday, the NBA was say if the person was a For most people, the new stuff that I won’t take a telling teams that individ- player, coach or another coronavirus causes only step back,” Love said ual workouts could take level of staffer. mild or moderate symp- Thursday. “I’ll make sure place using what the And the 76ers said three toms, such as fever and that I’m maintaining and league called the “one members of their organi- cough. For some, especial- hopefully keep my wind player, one coach, one bas- zation tested positive for ly older adults and people up and stay strong and the virus. The team also with existing health prob- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ket” rule. just keep that constant Now, that’s not even per- didn’t specify who they lems, it can cause more tension on my body be- Former Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski is mitted. If players are go- were. The group tested in- severe illness, including cause it’s tough right now. set to host this year’s WrestleMania. ing to work out during the cluded players, coaches pneumonia. I haven’t really left the league’s shutdown, they’ll and specific basketball op- The vast majority of peo- house much.” have to do it at home or erations support staff. ple recover from the new The league also reminded Rob Gronkowski some other private facility. The team said it secured virus. According to the teams Thursday that it rec- The NBA said it was up- tests privately. World Health Organiza- ommends players remain dating the guidelines “in “Pursuant to CDC guide- tion, people with mild ill- in their team markets and now set to host this light of the rapidly-devel- lines, the individuals are ness recover in about two avoid all non-essential oping coronavirus situa- in self-isolation and will weeks, while those with travel, though players -- in tion, and consistent with be monitored closely by more severe illness may concert with their team -- year’s WrestleMania evolving advice from medical professionals,” the take three to six weeks to can choose to go to another health experts regarding 76ers said. recover. In mainland Chi- city and stay there instead. TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — WWE will hold Wrestle- how to promote individual NBA Commissioner na, where the virus first But players still cannot Gronk is going to Wrestle- Mania over two nights for and public health while Adam Silver told ESPN on exploded, more than travel outside of North Mania. the first time ever April minimizing the spread of Wednesday that eight 80,000 people have been America; one of the reasons Rob Gronkowski, the re- 4 and 5 from the perfor- the virus.” It further rec- teams have been tested; diagnosed and more than for that is logistical, since it tired New England Patri- mance center. Gronkow- ommended that players not all of those teams have 58,000 have so far recov- is unclear if players who ots tight end, is set to host ski, a three-time Super “should take aggressive publicly acknowledged ered. hypothetically want to re- WrestleMania in April Bowl champion, tweet- measures to avoid contact testing, so it is possible The NBA previously turn to homes in Europe from WWE’s performance ed he would explain the with others and remain that the number of posi- banned teams, as part of would be allowed to fly back center. new format and his role home as much as possible, tives among NBA players the coronavirus response, to the U.S. The WWE’s annual on Friday’s live edition of leaving only for essential could be higher. from using public health Thursday was the eighth wrestling extravaganza “Smackdown.” activities.” With the belief that clubs, fitness centers,full day of the NBA’s shut- — often called the Super Brock Lesnar is set to de- The league described there are going to be no gyms and college facilities. down because of the virus. Bowl of wrestling — was fend the WWE champion- those activities as “buying NBA games for several But the league said Thurs- That brings the total of originally scheduled for ship against Drew McIn- food, medicine, or other more weeks, at minimum, day that teams are per- games missed to 57, in- April 5 at the home of the tyre at WrestleMania. necessary supplies; ob- the league clearly felt mitted to set players up cluding the two called off Tampa Bay Buccaneers Gronkowski stormed over taining critical medical Thursday was the right with training, condition- on March 11 — the night in Raymond James Sta- the barricade at Wrestle- services; providing neces- time to take the additional ing, or other instructional that the positive test of dium. WWE announced Mania in 2017 and bro- sary care for a family step of urging players to materials for use at their Utah Jazz All-Star center this week it would move hugged real-life friend member in another house- limit exposure. homes. Rudy Gobert was revealed its card to the closed set at and wrestler Mojo Rawley hold; or attending to some “Consistent with an in- Some players have been and the league announced WWE’s training facility in after he won the Andre other emergency.” creasing number of state doing individual workouts that it was suspending the Orlando, Florida. the Giant battle royal. Entering Thursday, the and local government re- at team facilities, on the season. FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 ENTERTAINMENT Finding joy indoors in troubled times, one leaf at a time

By Molly Sprayregen provide. would, and I promise I am Though they are indeed ASSOCIATED PRESS When we first decided fully aware they are not difficult to kill, it takes ef- to take the leap into plant sentient beings. But they fort to keep them looking CHICAGO — I have ownership, before the out- do make the apartment bright, shiny and healthy. spent my first full week of break of the coronavirus, I feel brighter, warmer and I am still learning to care isolation carefully observ- simply wanted to brighten cozier. They need me, and for them, but especially ing one of my houseplants. our apartment. I’d been that feels good. now, I love the work of do- Dylan, as my fiancee and I sprucing up the place with The first thing we did ing so. It brings comfort, so fondly call her, has been flowers, but had grown when we brought the consistency. growing new leaves at an tired of spending money plants home was name Early in our plant par- uncharacteristically rapid on something that would them. We did it to be sil- enthood, we left town for rate. die within days or weeks. ly, yes, but it also felt in- the weekend. When we It might be the longer I had no idea how much stinctual. We had spent an got home, we encountered hours of daylight. But I joy the plants would bring entire weekend carefully disaster. Dylan was a imagine Dylan’s new zest me, or how much fun I selecting them from two mess. Almost all her shiny for life also comes from the would have learning to different stores, and we red-green leaves were increased attention we’ve care for them. hoped to keep them in our browned, crumpled and paid to her and the rest of Now, every morning at lives for many years. scattered across the floor. our houseplants now that a time when I might usu- Naming something, of A few still hung limply we’re with them in our ally be kissing my fiancee course, breeds connection. from her now-muted green apartment 24/7. At a time goodbye as she heads off I began to greet them stem. The rest of our house- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS when so little feels under to school, I amble over to when I came home, and I plants were fine, but I was control, one thing we know where Dylan sits on the started speaking to them convinced she was a goner. Molly Sprayregen gazes at one of her new house is up to us is the survival windowsill and smile at like they were more pet Still, I grabbed the water- plants in Chicago. of these living things we her buds, which seem to than plant. I have pur- ing can and sprang into have committed to taking have doubled in size each chased spray bottles and action. I gave her as much The next morning, Dylan I couldn’t believe it. She care of. day. These new ones are a plant food and a watering water as I could without looked better. Her stem was going to make it. We check on them more. bright, bold green. can and newer, prettier drowning her. I placed stood straighter and her Dylan has never looked We give them more water. My plants help satisfy a pots because my plants, of my phone beside her and remaining leaves had quite the same since that Sometimes, we just stare dog-size hole in my heart. course, deserve the best. blasted music just in case unfolded. Within days, weekend. Her frame has at them, taking in the Of course, they don’t re- Plant parenting, it that could help. I prayed little buds grew where always looked a little bar- beauty and comfort they turn love the way a dog turns out, is no easy task. she liked Taylor Swift. the leaves had been lost. er. Virus-shocked Hollywood gets break with streaming services

By Lynn Elber subscribers — gains that Pivotal Research Group. Rewatch,” followed by ASSOCIATED PRESS may even outlast the coro- Broadcast networks facing suggestions of previously navirus crisis. rating declines also could viewed titles such as “The LOS ANGELES — The viral outbreak “has see a boost in viewership, Crown,” “Schitt’s Creek” Sports are on hold, the- caused so much pain he said. and the 2012 movie “Fran- aters are closed and so across industries globally,” Streaming companies ces Ha” starring Greta are amusement parks, a said Dan Ives, an analyst are reacting to the mo- Gerwig. disaster-movie scenario with Wedbush Securities. ment in varied ways, but The Walt Disney Co. that has stunned Holly- “Yet on the streaming side, always carefully. Media put the box-office hit wood. But Americans held the demand for those ser- companies want to be seen “Frozen 2” on its Disney captive at home by the vices is going to increase as good citizens who are Plus streaming service coronavirus can turn to exponentially over the serving up an antidote to three months earlier than Netflix, Amazon, Hulu and next three to six months” anxiety over the virus and planned, “surprising fam- other streaming services, as consumers around the housebound boredom, not ilies with some fun and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS outliers in an entertain- world remain stuck in capitalizing on a disaster. joy during this challeng- ment industry brought to place. For most people, the ing period.” The animated This 1973 family photo provided by Anne an unprecedented stand- Up to a 20 percent in- coronavirus causes only film became available in Serling shows her father, television writer Rod still. crease is likely in the mild or moderate symp- the past few days on the Serling, tossing a softball. The recent launch of amount of time sub- toms, such as fever and service in the U.S., Cana- Disney and Apple ser- scribers spend watching cough. For some, especial- da, Holland, Australia and vices and the upcoming streamed fare, and mil- ly older adults and people New Zealand. Twilight Time: arrival of NBCUniversal’s lions of new customers with existing health prob- Hulu, controlled by ma- Peacock and WarnerMe- will hop aboard world- lems, it can cause more jority owner Disney, is Long-lost Rod Serling dia’s HBO Max unleashed wide, Ives predicted. severe illness, including relying for now on such speculation about winners Pay TV channels could pneumonia. The vast ma- high-profile programs as and losers in an increas- benefit as well as more jority of people recover. the newly released Reese baseball comedy on deck ingly crowded field. With people become shut-ins Netflix, sitting comfort- Witherspoon-Kerry Wash- self-imposed or required and reconsider cutting the ably in the front ranks ington series “Little Fires By Ben Walker said. “There is a magical isolation the abrupt real cord, slowing an acceler- of streamers, emailed Everywhere,” based on ASSOCIATED PRESS quality to it, isn’t there?” ity, emerging and niche ating trend, said analyst customers with a gentle Celeste Ng’s bestselling “It’s his voice,” she said Years before he journeyed streamers could draw new Jeffrey Wlodarczak of nudge to “Rewind. Replay. novel. from her home in Itha- to “The Twilight Zone,” Rod ca, N.Y. “I could so much Serling made a brief detour imagine my dad writing ‘Downton Abbey’ creator turns to the beautiful game to the strike zone. this.” To many, he’s the fore- Easily, in fact. By Mark Kennedy The series begins Friday. little about the origins of the hearts of someone who boding figure in black and “There’s a line in there: ASSOCIATED PRESS “There are certain sports soccer when he began the is not particularly con- white who gave the world ‘Give me a stick and I’ll that cut right through so- project, but he was aware cerned with that subject,” the heebie-jeebies with beat it to death.’ That’s an NEW YORK — With those bizarre, mind-bend- ciety and appeal to people of it’s force firsthand: His he says. “Watching Man expression he used all the global soccer shut down ing tales of cannibal aliens, at every level. And that son, Peregrine, is a rabid U coming down the pitch, time,” she said. “There’s so these days, fans desperate talking dolls and phone seems to me to be a wholly fan of Manchester United running like a sort of Rus- much of my dad in this. I for a fix of the beautiful calls from the grave. good thing,” Fellowes says. and, as a boy, decorated sian ballet, was extraordi- can envision his words game may find it from a Smoldering cigarette The series is set in 1879 his pillowcases, duvet cov- nary.” throughout this.” rather unlikely source — in hand, he unleashed and focuses on the first ers and lampshades with “The English Game” is Hers, too. Anne is the the creator of the stately macabre mayhem in a full-time professional play- the team’s crest. Father based on real events and narrator and introduces classic TV show that res- “Downton Abbey.” ers and how they infused and son attended games, centers on Fergus Suter, a the program, as the stage onates decades later in Julian Fellowes has cre- the game with new tactics and the elder Fellowes Scott regarded as the first directions called for, “in ated and co-written the and passing strategies. But soon grew to admire the full-time professional. He endless reruns. “That’s how a lot of peo- clipped Rod Serling style.” new Netflix series “The En- this being a Fellowes proj- athleticism of the players. was lured to the mill town The hour-long show is glish Game,” a six-part look ect, there’s plenty of drama “When you watch any- of Darwin in England’s ple pictured Dad,” daugh- ter Anne Serling said. peppered with references at the origins of a onetime off the pitch, too: the rise of thing — and I do pretty Lancashire region to join to brawny Reds slugger British gentleman’s game both the working class and well mean anything — be- the local team, the first But, there was another dimension to Rod Serling: Ted Kluszewski, Stan Mu- that has become the most women’s rights. ing done superbly, it gen- player to earn a salary for sial, Willie Mays, Duke popular sport on the planet. Fellowes actually knew erates an interest even in his skill. His love of baseball. And Serling aficionados Snider and other stars Review and sports fans will soon of the day and begins get a chance to experience at 8 p.m. Wednesday on it. Think there’s no baseball WVXU-FM 91.7, with live Gordon Lightfoot shows pillars of his art on ‘Solo’ on the radio? Think again. streaming at wvxu.org. “O’Toole From Moscow,” A twi-nighter, of sorts. By Pablo Gorondi 81-year-old Canadian’s a long-lost comedy Serling OK, but why Cincinnati? ASSOCIATED PRESS voice is reedier — especial- wrote about the national From 1950-54, Serling ly for someone who also pastime, is on deck. worked there for WLW, Gordon Lightfoot’s first had to recover from a 2006 It’s a screwball romp, typing out promos, ads studio album since 2004 stroke and already a decade with a side of whimsy: and other fixtures. At finds him displaying the ago was falsely reported as At the height of the Cold night, though, he wrote pillars of his songwriting having passed away — but War in the 1950s, a Sovi- freelance scripts for local on “Solo,” a brave and un- it still carries his character- et Embassy worker frit- and national TV shows. varnished work teeming istic emotional charge. ters away time rooting for “O’Toole From Moscow” with maps of roads taken Opener and first single the Brooklyn Dodgers at was televised live by “NBC and avoided. “Oh So Sweet” and “Return Ebbets Field, then skips Matinee Theater” on the Most of the songs on the Into Dust” are among the town with a comrade who afternoon of Dec. 12, 1955, album were written and tunes with a view of the suddenly becomes the during the days of the Red first recorded — but then past that swings between greatest slugger ever for Scare. totally forgotten — not pride, remorse and accep- the Cincinnati Reds. Famed big league man- long before he suffered a tance and even among the Serling’s 1955 script, ager Leo Durocher and debilitating abdominal regrets there are things to which was performed only John Banner, best known aortic aneurysm in 2002. be grateful for. once, is being brought to as Sergeant Schultz in Rediscovering them re- “Better Off” is a tongue- life in Cincinnati. A public “Hogan’s Heroes,” ap- cently on a pair of CDs, in-cheek meditation from radio station there will air peared in the show that Lightfoot’s decision to rein- someone whose situation it March 25, which original- featured Chuck Connors, terpret the 10 songs on his is not at all improved, ly was the eve of the open- the former major leaguer own with just his guitar re- while “Just a Little Bit” ing day matchup between who later starred in the TV sults in one of his most di- reflects the tediousness of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the host Reds and the St. Western, “The Rifleman.” rect and intimate albums. everyday lives and chores. Louis Cardinals, before There are no known Putting himself and the There is something in the of “The Wreck of the Ed- choices with the response the coronavirus prompted tapes or recordings of that tunes under a microscope mood and melody of “The mund Fitzgerald.” to some being “I just want MLB postponements. show, which aired four could have been a risky Laughter We Seek” that’s Closer “Why Not Give It to stay home,” a wise pick “Kind of a gift from my years before Serling creat- move, but it pays off. The very distantly reminiscent a Try” presents a variety of in this pandemic era. dad back in time,” Anne ed “The Twilight Zone.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 2020 COMICS

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Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.J. Walker Netflix New Series! Oscar winner Octavia Spencer stars as Madam C.J. EPIX and Showtime network news Walker, the trailblazing African American haircare en- By Rick Gables trepreneur who was America’s first female self-made EPIX will premiere its new millionaire, in this four-part limited series inspired by series Belgravia on Sunday, the book On Her Own Ground, which was written by April 12 at 9 p.m. This is a Walker’s great-great-granddaughter A’Lelia Bundles. story of secrets and scandals Blair Underwood and Tiffany Haddish also star. amongst the upper echelon The Best of Everything of London society in the 19th FXM, 12:55 p.m. Century. When the Tren- Catch a Classic! chards accept an invitation to Hope Lange, Diane Baker, Louis Jourdan and Joan the now legendary ball hosted Crawford (in a small role) highlight this 1959 dra- by the Duchess of Richmond ma based on Rona Jaffe’s novel. It follows the ca- on the fateful eve of the Battle reers and private lives of three women who share of Waterloo, it sets in motion a a New York City apartment and work at the same series of events that will have publishing firm. The film received two Oscar nomina- consequences for decades tions — for its costumes and for its title song, which to come as secrets unravel was composed by legendary Hollywood scorer Alfred behind the porticoed doors Newman, who also composed and conducted the of London’s grandest neigh- film’s score; had lyrics by famed songwriter Sammy borhood. The limited series Cahn; and was performed by Johnny Mathis. reunites the award-winning Caddyshack creative team behind Down- BBC America, 6 p.m. ton Abbey; with Julian Fel- Catch A Classic! lowes adapting his bestsell- In this 1980 comedy directed by Harold Ramis, sever- ing novel for the screen. The al colorful characters — an obnoxious club president, a very talented ensemble cast rich playboy, a college student wannabe and an obnox- includes Tamsin Greig, Philip ious loudmouth — engage in a golf tournament at the Glenister, Harriet Walter, Al- Bushwood Country Club. The all-star cast includes Chevy ice Eve, Tara Fitzgerald, Ella Chase, Bill Murray, Rodney Dangerfield and Ted Knight. Purnell, Richard Goulding, World Figure Skating Championships NBCSN, beginning at 6 p.m. James Fleet, Adam James, NBCSN’s coverage of the ISU World Figure Skating Tom Wilkinson, Diana Hard- Championships in Montreal continues tonight with castle, Paul Ritter, Saskia the ice dancing rhythm dance competition and live Reeves and Jack Bardoe. coverage of the ladies’ free skate. SHOWTIME will premiere NASCAR Gander RV & Outdoors Truck Series: its new documentary series Homestead-Miami 200 Outcry on Friday, April 3 at FS1, 8 p.m. Live 9 p.m. Produced and direct- Matt Crafton, Johnny Sauter, Todd Gilliland and ed by Emmy Award-winning other top NASCAR Truck Series drivers visit Home- filmmaker Pat Kondelis, the stead-Miami Speedway for a primetime race on FS1. five-part investigative series My Daughter’s Psycho Friend examines the gripping story LMN, 8 p.m. of high school football star Original Film! Greg Kelley, his controver- When Sierra moves to Los Angeles with her family sial conviction and the quest and goes to a new school, she encounters the de- for truth and justice as the vious and psychotic Lexi and her posse of friends. case unfolds. Kelley had in- Soon afterward at a party, a teenager dies as a result credible momentum going of a Lexi prank. When Lexi tries to frame Sierra for into his senior year of high the kid’s death, Sierra fights back, putting her own school in Leander, Texas, but life in danger. Taylor Blackwell, Avery Pohl and Cerina that came to a sudden halt in Vincent star. the summer of 2013 when he The Blacklist: “Victoria Fenberg”/”Cornelius Ruck” was arrested and convicted NBC, 8 p.m. of super aggravated sexu- New Episodes! al assault of a four-year-old Season 7 of the hit James Spader-led drama picks boy. After he was sentenced up again with two back-to-back new episodes tonight. to 25 years in state prison Ahead of this return, NBC announced that the series without the possibility of has been renewed for Season 8. In the first episode, parole, a groundswell of sup- a divided community and movie You’re Bacon Me Cra- the bustling and competitive “Victoria Fenberg,” the Task Force helps Red (Spader) port emerged, calling into follows the principal partic- zy on Saturday, April 4 at 9 local food scene. 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LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Patrick Halligan, Shelley Halligan a/k/a Shelly Halligan to Mortgage By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Webster Bank, N.A., dated dated April 25, 2007, given by Rosa A. Corominas and Miguel Alonzo to Mortgage given by Diofri Del Orbe to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as November 27, 2006 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Consumer Home Mortgage mortgagee, as nominee for New Penn Financial, LLC, dated September 15, 2016 of Deeds in Book 26345, Page 149 of which mortgage the undersigned is the Corp of America recorded in Essex County Registry of Deeds (Southern District) in and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book present holder, by assignment from: Book 26819, Page 388, the undersigned US Bank National Association as Trustee 35306, Page 593 (the "Mortgage") of which mortgage NewRez LLC d/b/a for CMALT REMIC Series 2007-A6-REMIC Pass- Through Certificates Series Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing is the present holder by Assignment from Mortgage Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to Bank of America, N.A., successor 2007-A6 being the present holder of said mortgage by Assignment of Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as mortgagee, as nominee for New Penn by merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP fka Countrywide Home Loans from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. solely as nominee for Financial, LLC, its successors and assigns to NewRez LLC d/b/a Shellpoint Servicing, LP, recorded on May 14, 2012, in Book No. 31335, at Page 258 Consumer Home Mortgage Corp of America to CitiMortgage, Inc. dated January 19, Mortgage Servicing dated October 25, 2019 and recorded at said Registry of 2010 recorded in the Essex County Registry of Deeds (Southern District) at Book Deeds in Book 37986, Page 243, for breach of conditions of said mortgage and Bank of America, N.A. to Federal National Mortgage Association, recorded on 29231, Page 518, Assignment of Mortgage from Mortgage Electronic Registration for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises located at 18 October 16, 2012, in Book No. 31823, at Page 487 Systems, Inc.to CitiMortgage, Inc. dated April 23, 2012 recorded in the Essex Rhodes Avenue, Lynn, MA 01904 will be sold at a Public Auction at 11:00 AM on County Registry of Deeds (Southern District) at Book 31310, Page 260, and April 10, 2020, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly described below, all Federal National Mortgage Association to Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a Mr. Assignment of Mortgage from CitiMortgage, Inc. to US Bank National Association and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: Cooper, recorded on December 26, 2019, in Book No. 38151, at Page 163 as Trustee for CMALT REMIC Series 2007-A6-REMIC Pass-Through Certificates for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, Series 2007-A6 dated February 22, 2016 recorded in the Essex County (Southern THE LAND REFERRED TO HEREIN BELOW IS SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 2:00 PM on April 13, 2020, on the District) Registry of Deeds at Book 34741, Page 188, for breach of the conditions STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS, AND IS DESCRIED AS FOLLOWS: mortgaged premises located at 101 Ashland Street, Lynn, Essex County, of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, Auction at: THE LAND IN SAID LYNN, TOGETHER WITH THE BUILDINGS THEREON KNOWN AS AND NUMBERED 18 RHODES AVENUE, BOUNDED AND DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: TO WIT: 11:00 A.M. on Friday, April 10, 2020 A certain parcel of land, together with the buildings thereon situated in said Lynn, NORTHERLY BY RHODES AVENUE, 32.75 FEET; known as 101 Ashland Street, being shown as Lot 31 on a Plan of Land in Lynn upon the hereinafter-described premises, known as and numbered as 70 Melvin belonging to Daniel Ayer, dated May 4, 1853, "Gardner Land," recorded with Avenue, Lynn, Essex County (Southern District), Massachusetts, all and singularly NORTHEASTERLY BY SAID RHODES AVENUE, 41.28 FEET; Essex South District Registry of Deeds at the end of Book 477, bounded and the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: described as follows: WESTERLY: by Ashland Street, 50 feet; SOUTHERLY: by Lot SOUTHEASTERLY BY LOT 8 ON A PLAN 30, as shown on said plan, 120 feet; EASTERLY: by Lot 42, as shown on said The land in said Lynn with the buildings thereon, bounded southeast by Melvin HEREINAFTER REFERRED TO, 69.25 FEET; plan, 50 feet; and NORTHERLY: by Lot 32, as shown on said plan, 120 feet. Avenue, formerly Woodlawn Avenue, fifty feet; Southwest by land now or late of Containing 6,000 square feet according to said plan. The mortgagor(s) expressly Cody, eighty feet; Northwest by land formerly of Burrill, forty-one feet; and SOUTHERLY BY LAND NOW OR LATE OF BUBLER, 20 FEET; reserve my/our rights of homestead and do not wish to terminate my/our Northeast by land now or late of Nicholson, eighty feet. homestead by granting the within conveyance notwithstanding my/our waiver of SOUTHWESTERLY BY LAND NOW OR LATE OF ADAMS, 80.20 FEET. such homestead in Paragraph 24 of the within mortgage. Meaning and intending Being lot 15 on a plan of lots recorded with Essex So. Dist. Deeds, Book 958, Leaf to Convey and hereby Conveying the same premises conveyed to me/us by deed 300. Containing 4005 square feet more or less. BEING LOT 7 ON A PLAN RECORDED WITH ESSEX SOUTH DISTRICT DEEDS BOOK dated 06/21/2002 and recorded with Essex South Registry of Deeds in Book 1344 PAGE 1 AND CONTAINING 3,531 SQUARE FEET OF LAND ACCORDING TO 18846, Page 134. Property Address: 70 Melvin Avenue, Lynn, MA 01902. SAID PLAN. For mortgagor's(s) title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern District) For title reference, see Deed dated March 28, 2006, recorded with the Essex BEING THE SAME PREMISES CONVEYED UNTO LAMPROS SOEUNG, BY VIRTUE OF Registry of Deeds in Book 18846, Page 134. County Southern District Registry of Deeds in Book 25502, Page 593. DEED FROM FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION A/K/A FANNIE MAE, A CORPORATION DATED OCTOBER 23, 2008, RECORDED NOVEMBER 20, 2008 IN These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all The above-described premises shall be subject to all easements, restrictions, BOOK 28161, PAGE 25; INSTRUMENT: 2008112000336, ESSEX COUNTY, MA. rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the municipal or other public taxes, assessments, liens or claims in the nature of liens, BEING THE SAME PREMISES CONVEYED UNTO DIOFRI DEL ORBE, BY VIRTUE OF nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax outstanding tax titles, building, zoning and other land use laws and all permits and DEED FROM LAMPROS SOEUNG A SINGLE PERSON DATED OCTOBER 17, 2014, titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or approvals issued pursuant thereto, including, without limitation, orders of RECORDED OCTOBER 20, 2014 IN BOOK 33617, PAGE 259; INSTRUMENT: liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, conditions, and existing encumbrances of record created prior to said Mortgage, if 2014102000369, ESSEX COUNTY, MA. having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, there be any. Said premises are to be sold subject to the right of redemption of easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. the United States of America, if any there be. PARCEL ID: 054-209-002 TERMS OF SALE: TERMS OF SALE: The highest bidder shall be required to make a deposit of For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) $10,000.00 to the holder of said Mortgage, in cash or by certified or bank Registry of Deeds in Book 33617, Page 259. A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check will be cashier's check at the time and place of said sale of said premises. The balance of required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The balance is the purchase price is to be paid to said holder in cash, by certified check or bank The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 California cashier's check, and thereupon the deed shall be delivered, in thirty (30) days assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Newton from the date of sale at the firm of Cunningham, Machanic, Cetlin, Johnson, encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the date of Harney & Tenney, LLP, Attorneys for said holder, 220 North Main Street, Suite and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full of the 301, Natick, Massachusetts. The successful bidder shall be required to sign a record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall Memorandum of Terms of Sale. The description of the premises contained in said control in the event of an error in this publication. Mortgage shall control in the event of an error in publication. Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as a Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the time and place of sale. bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC D/B/A MR. COOPER U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR CMALT REMIC SERIES bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check in thirty (30) Present holder of said mortgage 2007-A6-REMIC PASS- THROUGH CERTIFICATES SERIES 2007-A6, days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Korde & Present Holder of Said Mortgage, Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such By its Attorneys, By its Attorneys, other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the premises HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. CUNNINGHAM, MACHANIC, CETLIN, contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in 150 California St. JOHNSON, HARNEY & TENNEY, LLP this publication. Newton, MA 02458 220 North Main Street, Suite 301 (617)558-0500 Natick, MA 01760 Other terms to be announced at the sale. 18150 (508) 651-7524

NewRez LLC d/b/a Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing Item: March 6, 13, 20, 2020 Item: March 13, 20, 27, 2020 Korde & Associates, P.C. /- 900 Chelmsford Street (SEAL) Suite 3102 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Lowell, MA 01851 LAND COURT THE TRIAL COURT (978) 256-1500 DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Delorbe, Diofri, 19-035775 Docket No. ES20P0401GD Docket Number 20 SM 001041 CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION FOR Item: March 13, 20, 27, 2020 APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN FOR ORDER OF NOTICE INCAPACITATED PERSON PURSUANT TO NOTICE OF FINDING OF NO SIGNFICANT IMPACT AND TO: The Heirs, Devisees, or Legal Representative of the Estate of Peter L. G.L. c. 190B, §5-304 NOTICE OF INTENT TO REQUEST RELEASE OF FUNDS Frangipane, Jane Gandolfo, Joan Benedetto, Kenneth Gandolfo, Robert Essex Probate and Family Court Benedetto and Richard Benedetto 36 Federal Street March 20, 2020 Salem MA, 01970 and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood Development U.S.C. c. 50 3901 (et seq) In the matter of: Donna M Thomas 10 Church Street Of: Lynn, MA Lynn, MA 01902 Santander Bank, N.A. fka Sovereign bank, FSB RESPONDENT Alleged Incapacitated Person These notices shall satisfy two separate but related procedural requirements claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real proberty in Lynn, for activities to be undertaken by Neighborhood Development Associates Inc. numbered 40 Western Avenue, given by Peter L. Frangipane to Sovereign Bank, To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been FSB, dated October 23, 2003, and recorder in Essex County (Southern District) filed by REQUEST FOR RELEASE OF FUNDS Registry of Deeds in Book 22197, Page 284, aand now held by Plaintiff by Merger, have filed with this court a complaint for determination of Defendants' North Shore Medical Center, of Salem, MA On or about April 7, 2020 the City of Lynn, acting through the Lynn Housing Servicemembers staus. Authority & Neighborhood Development, will submit a request to the US in the above captioned matter alleging that Donna M Thomas is in need of a Department of Housing and Urban Development for the release of HOME If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Guardian and requesting that INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM funds in the amount of $375,000.00 under States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Title II of the HOME Investment Partnership Act of 1990 as amended, to undertake Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on (or some other suitable person) be appointed as Guardian to serve Without a project known as "River Burns Housing Development Initiative" for the purpose of that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Surety on the bond. constructing 12 dwelling units single family homes. this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before April 13, 2020 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the The petition asks the court to determine that the Respondent is incapacitated, that FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ground of noncompliance with the Act. the appointment of a Guardian is necessary, and that the proposed Guardian is appropriate. The petition is on file with this court and may contain a request for LHAND has determined that the project will have no significant impact on the Witness, Gordon H Piper, Chief Justice of this Court on February 26, 2020 certain specific authority. human environment. Therefore, an Environmental Impact Statement under the You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA) is not required. Additional Attest: Deborah J. Patterson attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on project information is contained in the Environmental Review Record (ERR) which Recorder the return date of 03/27/2020. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline is on file at the Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood Development Office, 10 date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. Church Street, Lynn, MA 01902 and may be examined or copied M, W & TH 8:00 Item: March 20, 2020 If you fail to file the written appearance by the return day, action may be taken in A.M to 4:00 P.M.; T 8:00 A.M to 7:00 P.M. and F 8:00 A.M to 12:30 P.M. the matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written (SEAL) appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific PUBLIC COMMENTS facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS IMPORTANT NOTICE Any individual, group, or agency may submit written comments on the ERR to the The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the LHAND. All comments received by April 6, 2020 will be considered by the LHAND LAND COURT above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or financial prior to authorizing submission of a request for release of funds. Comments should affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone specify which notice they are addressing. DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If the above-named person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at State expense. RELEASE OF FUNDS 20 SM 001343 WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer MR Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Date: February 12, 2020 The City of Lynn, acting through the LHAND, certifies to HUD that the Honorable ORDER OF NOTICE Pamela Casey O'Brien Thomas M. McGee, acting in his capacity as Mayor consents to accept the Register of Probate jurisdiction of the Federal Courts if an action is brought to enforce responsibilities TO: Item: March 20, 2020 in relation to the environmental review process and that these responsibilities have Diomedes Ortiz; Maria M. Cid been satisfied. HUD's approval of the certification satisfies its responsibilities under NEPA and related laws and authorities and allows the City of Lynn to use And to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act: 50 program funds for the project specified above. U.S.C. c. 50 § 3901 (et seq): Have a story to share? OBJECTIONS TO RELEASE OF FUNDS Yakte Properties, LLC

HUD will accept objections to its release of fund and the City of Lynn's certification claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Need a question answered? for a period of fifteen days following the anticipated submission date or its actual numbered 353 Western Avenue, given by Diomedes Ortiz and Maria M. Cid to receipt of the request (whichever is later) only if they are on one of the following Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as Mortgagee, as nominee for [email protected] bases: (a) the certification was not executed by the Certifying Officer of the City of Countrywide Home Loans, Inc., dated July 26, 2006, and recorded at Essex Lynn; (b) the City of Lynn has omitted a step or failed to make a decision or County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 25949, Page 190, and now finding required by HUD regulations at 24 CFR part 58; (c) the grant recipient or held by the plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for other participants in the development process have committed funds, incurred determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. costs or undertaken activities not authorized by 24 CFR Part 58 before approval of a release of funds by HUD; or (d) another Federal agency acting pursuant to 40 If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United CFR Part 1504 has submitted a written finding that the project is unsatisfactory States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers from the standpoint of environmental quality. Objections must be prepared and Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on submitted in accordance with the required procedures (24 CFR Part 58, Sec. that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in 58.76) and shall be addressed to HUD administration office at 10 Causeway this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before April 27, Street, Boston, MA 02222-1092. Potential objectors should contact HUD to verify 2020 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the grounds the actual last day of the objection period. of noncompliance with the Act.

Thomas M. McGee Charles Gaeta Witness, GORDON H. PIPER, Chief Justice of said Court on March 12, 2020. Mayor of Lynn Executive Director, LHAND Attest: Lynn City Hall 10 Church Street Lynn, MA 01901 Lynn, MA 01902 Deborah J. Patterson home delivery rate is Recorder Item: March 20, 2020 50% off Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 newstand price! Item: March 20, 2020 to subscribe today. Subscribers pay only $4.50 a week. FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 INTERNATIONAL Europeans sing health workers’ praises Indonesia halts

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By Will Weissert series of wrenching deci- low Sanders to try to ex- nomic meltdown and peo- and Lisa Mascaro sions. Sanders could stay act additional policy con- ple don’t die.” ASSOCIATED PRESS in the race and use its cessions from Biden, who He said the country national platform to keep has already adopted his is “in the midst, literal- WASHINGTON — Ber- pressing for the issues he’s rival’s free-college tuition ly — I’m not using that nie Sanders isn’t leaving most passionate about, plan. He could also shape word easily — of an un- the presidential race. In- such as a single-payer the Democratic Party plat- precedented crisis in our stead, the Vermont sena- tor and democratic social- health care system. He form during the upcoming lifetime, and that’s what ist is back in a familiar could yield to growing convention. we have to focus on right PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS place: on the outside look- pressure to step aside For a campaign that has now.” But Sanders also im- Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie ing in. and let the party coalesce inspired millions to activ- plied that the global pan- Sanders, I-Vt., departs Capitol Hill in Washington. After being routed in around Biden and focus on ism, the choice of what’s demic might have unfairly defeating President Don- next ultimately falls on skewed Tuesday’s results, Democratic primary con- fore voting was supposed ing results in recent con- ald Trump. a small group: Sanders in which he was roundly tests for the third consec- to begin Tuesday, and tests, Sanders still at- utive week by former Vice Or he could simply stall and his wife, Jane. And he defeated in Florida, Illi- for more time as the cam- made clear Wednesday he nois and Arizona. some voters and election tracts a loyal following. As President Joe Biden, Sand- officials reported problems a movement politician, his ers faced the grim calcula- paign takes an awkward wouldn’t be rushed. “You tell me what hap- in the states that proceed- next steps could help de- tion on Wednesday that he pause with much of the “Stop with this,” Sand- pened yesterday. Do you has virtually no chance of nation’s attention on com- ers told reporters outside think those were orderly ed with casting ballots. termine whether his back- clinching the Democrat- bating the coronavirus, the Senate chamber when elections?” he said. “God Asked if the numbers ers accept defeat or spend ic nomination. He would which has caused states pressed on when he might willing, please, November, would have been different the coming months criti- need to win a whopping 63 to push back their upcom- suspend his campaign. we’re not where we are under more normal cir- cizing Biden — potentially percent of the remaining ing primaries and left the “Right now I’m trying to right now.” cumstances, Sanders said: leaving him weakened go- delegates to do so. next major contests weeks do my best to make sure Ohio’s governor ordered “Who knows? I don’t know.” ing into the general elec- That left him with a away. That would also al- that we don’t have an eco- polls closed mere hours be- Despite the disappoint- tion. Gabbard ends long-shot 2020 bid, throws support to Biden

By Meg Kinnarg and compassion, and thus ASSOCIATED PRESS help heal the divisiveness that has been tearing our COLUMBIA, S.C. — Ha- country apart.” waii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard As the coronavirus out- suspended her presiden- break continues, Gabbard, tial campaign on Thursday, a military veteran and a ending a long-shot effort major in the Army National that saw her feuding with Guard, said she would focus Hillary Clinton and raising on her continued service, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fears among Democrats including military experi- that she would mount a Chris Cassidy speaks during an interview from ence, should it be needed. cosmonaut headquarters in Star City, Russia. third-party 2020 bid. In an email and a video “I feel that the best way posted to Twitter, Gabbard I can be of service at this FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS offered her full support to time is to continue to work No family, fanfare former Vice President Joe for the health and wellbe- Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, D-Hawaii, speaks during Biden, saying “it’s clear ing of the people of Hawaii the McIntyre-Shaheen 100 Club Dinner. for NASA astronaut that Democratic primary and our country in Con- voters have chosen” him to gress, and to stand ready to mary. Some past support- practicing Hindu in Con- take on President Donald serve in uniform should the ers of Vermont Sen. Ber- gress.” And as one of the launching next month Trump in November. Hawaii National Guard be nie Sanders in the state youngest candidates in Noting their political dif- activated,” said Gabbard, warmed to her campaign the field, Gabbard outlast- By Marcia Dunn that are stressing me right ferences, Gabbard said she who served two tours of over time, and she es- ed senators and governors ASSOCIATED PRESS now,” said Cassidy. respected Biden and had duty in the Middle East. poused a similar outsider who came into the large “It’s not like any oth- confidence in the motiva- During her candidacy, approach to Sanders’ 2016 Democratic primary race CAPE CANAVERAL, er time in our lives as a tions of his campaign effort. Gabbard appeared often run, which she supported. with higher profiles. Fla. — A NASA astronaut generation, really, right?’ “Although I may not agree on Fox News Channel and She was also part of what Although she failed to who’s about to leave the said the 50-year-old Navy with the vice president on angered fellow Democrats once was a historically di- qualify for any stage past planet for six months will captain and former Navy every issue, I know that he by voting “present” on the verse Democratic field and the fifth debate, in Novem- blast off without any fam- SEAL. “I’ll have my own has a good heart, and he’s articles of impeachment the last of a half-dozen fe- ber, Gabbard was awarded ily or fanfare because of interesting story to tell in motivated by his love for against Trump. male candidates to depart two delegates once voting the coronavirus. years to come.” our country and the Amer- Gabbard attracted a the race. The 38-year-old began, according to The Chris Cassidy said Thurs- Cassidy is also dealing ican people,” Gabbard said. sizable following in New American Samoan’s cam- Associated Press’ count, day that he won’t have with a rare late-in-the- “I’m confident that he will Hampshire, where she fre- paign website described both in the March 2 con- any guests at his April 9 game crew switch. He’ll lead our country, guided by quently campaigned ahead her as “the first Hindu to test in her native Ameri- launch from Kazakhstan. the spirit of aloha respect of the state’s February pri- run for president and first can Samoa. He expects to say goodbye spend 6 1/2 months on in Russia to his wife on the space station with two Friday, three weeks earlier Russians assigned to the Ex-pastor gets one year, nine months than planned. flight just a month ago, Because of the coronavi- after one of the original rus outbreak, she’s going cosmonauts suffered an for sports memorabilia fraud back home to Houston. eye injury. While training together One of his three children, ASSOCIATED PRESS Democrat-Gazette report- account at the Arkansas er involving a fake Super meanwhile, is trying to to catch up, Cassidy, Ana- ed. U.S. District Judge Federal Credit Union. Bowl I game ball. get back to the U.S. from toly Ivanishin and Ivan LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — James Moody Jr. named McLean’s sentencing “I clearly lost my bear- New Zealand. Vagner have been taking A former Arkansas pastor nine of the people, who are factored in all relevant ings in my dealings with There will be a smaller precautions to stay germ has been sentenced to one owed amounts ranging conduct associated with a John Rogers,” McLean told team than usual at the free, frequently washing year and nine months in launch pad, too. their hands and keeping a federal prison for his part from $5,300 to $48,216, fraud scheme in which he the judge during the sen- “It really is going to be safe distance from others. in helping a sports mem- and one other unnamed admitted to helping John tencing. strange,” Cassidy told The The space station crew orabilia collector make person who was defrauded Rogers execute from June He said he knew it was Associated Press from cos- will drop from six to three millions of dollars by of $3,700. 2016 through November wrong to fabricate that monaut headquarters in a week after his arrival. It fraudulently selling nor- The former Presbyterian 2017. Rogers is serving a he and his father owned Star City, Russia. will remain at three peo- mal items represented as minister in Little Rock, 12-year prison sentence items that Rogers at- He said he’s already in ple until SpaceX launches valuable mementos. represented by attorney after pleading guilty in tempted to sell and could quarantine ahead of his two NASA astronauts, as John Alexander McLean, Darrell Brown Jr., plead- 2017 in Chicago to schem- vouch for their value. Mc- launch to the Internation- early as May, or another 59, was ordered Wednes- ed guilty in October to ing to defraud banks and Lean falsely led potential al Space Station. crew arrives on a Russian day to report to a federal one count of wire fraud investors out of $25 mil- buyers to believe that his “The things that are Soyuz capsule in the fall. prison by April 8 and to related to a August 2016 lion. The schemes included father acquired some of stressing the rest of the With only three people repay $203,966 in resti- wire transfer of $9,000 offering a phony Heisman the items from his rela- world and the rest of Amer- on board, it promises to be tution to 10 people that from a Paragon Auctions Trophy as collateral for a tionships with famous ica, are the same things extraordinarily busy. he conned, the Arkansas bank account to his own $100,000 loan and anoth- football coaches. A day after musher wins Iditarod, others face woes on trail By Mark Thiessen Alaska, it’s the third affecting the trail. ASSOCIATED PRESS straight year he’s encoun- A search and rescue tered problems late in the team helped Petit and ANCHORAGE, Alaska race, including getting lost his dog team to a shelter — Nearly a third of the in a blizzard two years ago cabin. Nordman spoke to 57 mushers in this year’s and his dogs quitting on Petit on a satellite phone Iditarod Trail Sled Dog him last year. to confirm that both the Race have quit the race be- Petit on Thursday acti- fore finishing, including a musher and his team of musher who activated an vated his alert button be- 11 dogs were fine. alert button seeking rescue tween the checkpoints of Petit told him he intends Thursday morning because Elim and White Mountain, to wait out the storm at the of weather conditions. which is the second-to-last cabin, and then mush to ei- Thomas Waerner of Nor- checkpoint in the race. ther Elim or White Moun- way won this year’s race, “In combination of tain to arrange transport crossing the finish line weather and resulting off the trail. in Nome, Alaska, early trail conditions, Petit was Two years ago, Petit had Wednesday. Eighteen oth- not able to continue, and a healthy lead in the race er mushers have complet- by activating his SOS, Pe- until he got lost in bliz- ed the race by Thursday tit scratched,” the Iditarod zard in another Being Sea morning with another 20 said in a statement. coastal storm. He recov- still on the trail. Race marshal Mark ered to finish second. For musher Nicolas Pe- Nordman reports the area Last year, his dogs quit PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tit, a native of France who was experiencing a large running in nearly the now lives in Girdwood, coastal storm, which was same location as 2018. Brent Sass drives his team along the beach as he finishes the Iditarod.