MONDAY, MAY 18, 2020

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By Elyse Carmosino ITEM STAFF Schools SAUGUS — Health of - cials in Saugus are re-exam- ining the town’s COVID-19 students restrictions on businesses By Gayla Cawley after receiving complaints ITEM STAFF from residents. At Thursday’s Board of LYNN — Superintendent Health meeting, chair Wil- Dr. Patrick Tutwiler said the liam Heffernan said he and city’s school district is plan- other members had received ning for a return to classes in several phone calls and the fall that will feature an “quite a bit of feedback” from “increased reliance” on virtu- residents calling for modi- al learning. cations to the new rules, To increase student access which were implemented and to allow for fewer disrup- early last week. Not everyone agrees with tions to learning in the event Created in accordance with of a closure, Tutwiler said Gov. Charlie Baker’s orders, the district will purchase an the restrictions currently additional 8,500 Chrome- allow no more than 25 peo- Baker’s cautious approach books and has entered into ple in any of Saugus’ conve- an agreement with Comcast nience stores at one time; no By David McLellan to provide Internet access for more than 50 inside Target ITEM STAFF 500 households that are in stores, Ocean State Job Lot, need of such connectivity. Lowes, or Home Depot; no SWAMPSCOTT — A few hundred Comcast will install the more than 75 inside Trader people gathered outside Gov. Char- equipment in each household Joes and J. Pace; no more lie Baker’s home this weekend with and the school district will than 150 inside other gro- a range of strong opinions about the pay for their Internet access, cery stores, including Stop & state government’s handling of the a cost that was not disclosed Shop and Big Y; and no more COVID-19 pandemic. The message, at last Thursday’s School than 100 inside Walmart primarily, was reopen businesses, get Committee meeting, where stores. the economy going, and get people Tutwiler announced the plan. “Limiting the number of back to work. At approximately $250 customers in establishments Around 2 p.m. Saturday, people apiece, the Chromebook pur- will help mitigate the spread started gathering at the intersection chases will cost the Lynn of the virus and protect es- of Elmwood Road and Monument Av- Public Schools about $2.125 sential businesses’ work enue — where Gov. Baker lives. Doz- million, which Tutwiler ex- base,” a statement from town ens of local and state police closed pects will bring the district’s health of cials said. off the two roads, while protesters amount of available devices Among those asking for a gathered with megaphones, Ameri- next school year to 14,000. change was Board of Select- can  ags, and signs reading, “Keep “We know that there’s go- men chair Anthony Cogli- America Great,” “Trump 2020,” and ing to be an increased reli- ano, who suggested easing “Boycott China.” ance on virtual learning go- restrictions on some of the “I’m not going to comply, I’m not ing forward,” said Tutwiler. town’s larger businesses, “That is not one to one in ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK going to wear a mask, and I’m over saying that the new guide- it,” said Leon Armstrong, who came this district, but with that lines don’t take into account Top, a crowd gathers on Monument Avenue in up from Florida to protest stay-at- number (of Chromebooks), I the physical size of a space. Swampscott on Saturday to protest Gov. Charlie home measures, and led the crowd in am fairly con dent that we According to Cogliano, the Baker’s COVID-19 policies. Above, Rena Demeo of a chant of “U.S.A.” would satisfy needs for those 50-person limit at the town’s Nahant, center, and Gail Simms of Swampscott, Many were angry at the govern- who have no device at home Home Depot accounts for right, exchange words of counterprotest with a ment’s “essential businesses” order, and then some.” roughly one percent of the man participating in a rally calling for the end of According to the state De- business’s 200,000 square the shutdown in Massachusetts. PROTEST, A6 partment of Elementary feet. and Secondary Education “To me, (that’s) completely (DESE), there were 16,088 unreasonable,” he said, add- students enrolled in the ing the restrictions have, at Gradual reopening set to begin Lynn Public Schools in 2019. times, resulted in an hour- Kevin McHugh, school tinue operating, and that there long wait outside Home De- By Gayla Cawley to a notice from the Massachu- business administrator, pot’s front door. ITEM STAFF setts Municipal Association would not be much change plans to order the Chrome- that was shared with munici- when stay-at-home orders and “I don’t think there’s any- Gov. Charlie Baker’s of ce books Monday, calling it a one who can explain that pal leaders this past weekend the ban on non-essential busi- “top priority.” He said the has communicated to public at the governor’s request. nesses expires on Monday. that’s safer than ltering of cials that places of worship, district is covering the cost Until the memo, which was However, the rst phase of by pooling any non-expended people through the store,” construction sites and manu- he said. “Home Depot and shared with The Item, Baker Baker’s plan, “start,” which funds from the budget, such facturing facilities will be al- Lowe’s, to me, have been so had declined to discuss details calls for limited industries to as from unneeded salaries, lowed to operate with heavy grossly understated. They’ve about his “four-phased ap- resume operations with severe school supplies or other mis- been doing this for a week restrictions during the rst proach to reopening” ahead of restrictions, is now expected cellaneous items. now, and those lines get phase of his plan for reopen- his scheduled press conference to include the aforementioned In addition, Tutwiler said worse and worse every day.” ing the economy during the Monday. occupations and religious ven- the district has priced and is Cogliano also noted that COVID-19 pandemic. On a conference call with ues, according to the MMA no- prepared to order devices for lines form almost as soon as The two industries, along the Greater Lynn Chamber of tice. all staff members “to move the stores open in the morn- with places of worship, will Commerce last Tuesday, law- For all places of worship, us closer to scenarios that ings. be able to resume operations makers speculated that the those restrictions will include provide multiple modalities Monday, with social distancing rst phase would only allow SAUGUS, A3 measures in place, according for essential businesses to con- REOPENING, A6 LYNN, A5 Better Days Ahead in Lynn eld

By Anne Marie Tobin that read, “Thank you 01940.” ITEM STAFF Of cer Marco DePalma provided a police escort, leading the slow-moving LYNNFIELD — Just hours after a line convoy through the town’s streets, much of severe thunderstorms swept through to the delight of many onlookers who the area Friday night, the sun came out showed their support by cheering, wav- just in time Saturday morning for Lynn- ing and displaying signs with messages eld residents to celebrate their rst re- of hope, love and thanks. Many of the sponders and essential workers with the homes along the parade route, which Better Days Ahead parade. began at the Lynn eld Middle School, More than 50 automobiles, ambulances, sported decorated windows, sidewalks, re trucks and police cruisers took part driveways and doors in support. in the parade, many of them decorated Lynn eld resident Emily Ciulla, an oc- with signs, American  ags and balloons. cupational therapist at Devereux House ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Even the Easter Bunny got in on the ac- Skilled Nursing and Care facility in The Better Days Ahead parade makes its way down Main Street in Lyn- tion, waving to the crowd from the back n eld on Saturday. of a pickup truck adorned with a sign LYNNFIELD, A5

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Grace Tammaro, 93 MaryAnn Brothers, 87 Robert F. Leslie, 75 1926-2020 LYNN — Grace (DeIulis) Tam- BEVERLY — MaryAnn (Coan) Robert F. Leslie, age 75, died maro, age 93, of Lynn, died Brothers, of Beverly and for- May 14, 2020 at Lahey Hospi- peacefully at her daughter’s merly of Peabody, Heaven tal in Burlington, after complica- home in New Hampshire after gained a sweet angel on May tions from the COVID-19 virus. a brief illness. She was prede- 14, 2020 after passing peace- Bob was born in Lynn to the ceased by her husband of 49 fully at the age of 87 years late Catherine (Hourihan) and years, Arthur Tammaro. old. She was the loving wife of John Leslie. He was a 1963 Born in Carapelle, Italy, one Donald L. Brothers whom she graduate of Lynn Classical of 11 children of Pasquale just shared her 54th wedding High School. and Anna (Volpe) DeIulis, anniversary on May 6. Mr. Leslie began his career Grace immigrated to Massa- Born, raised and educated in law enforcement as a po- chusetts where she lived out in Lynn, she was the daughter lice of cer in Saugus. He later her life with her large loving of the late Ada (King) Coan worked at the General Electric family. She worked for many and the late George V. Coan. Company for 23 years as a years for Marriot Food Ser- MaryAnn went to St. Joseph’s computer technician. A life- vices until retiring to help care Elementary School in Lynn time resident of the city Lynn, for her grandchildren. then graduated from Lynn En- Bob was an active communi- Dedicated and devoted to glish High School. cant of St. Mary’s Church. family, nothing made her hap- After graduation, she be- Faith and family were the pier than helping in a time of his wife Sandy of Lynn, and came a lead and guest vocalist loved her “Brothers” family, all Richard Leslie of Peabody, and Marcello DeIulis and his wife her brothers-in-law and sis- heart of who he was. Bob his brother-in-law John Dono- need. Whether it was canning for big bands up and down the also had a profound passion tomatoes, wallpapering, or Terry of Spring eld. She was East Coast. She loved to sing ters-in-law and her many niec- van of Danvers. predeceased by her brothers, es and nephews. Many called for Boston sports teams. He Service information: In ad- caregiving, she was always and had music in her soul. Her was a loving son, brother, willing and able. Grace loved Mario and John DeIulis of rst job out of high school was her their second “Mother.” Her herence to the guidelines is- Lynn, her brothers-in-law Luigi friends will miss her constant uncle and friend who will be sued by the Commonwealth tending to her garden, which the General Electric, Admin missed by all who knew and was especially beautiful in Pacitti of Lynn, Pierino Pozzi of Building 64, in Lynn. After mar- smile and laughter. Once you of Massachusetts and the Canada and sister-in-law, Edie met her you never forgot her. loved him. CDC, services will be held spring. rying in 1966, she worked at Bob is survived by his sister, She is survived by her DeIulis of Salem. She will be In addition to her parents, she privately. As an expression of Duggan’s Pharmacy, Lynn eld. Norene Donovan of Danvers; daughters, Ann Wilson and her missed by many nieces and was predeceased by her sister sympathy, donations may be In the 1980s, many friends will his brothers, Charles Leslie husband, Richard of Lynn and nephews. June Pappas and her brother made in Bob’s memory to St. remember her at Bennigan’s and his wife Patty of Salem, Paula Sheppard and her hus- Donations can be made to Restaurant, Peabody as the George “Vinnie” Coan. Mary’s Church, 8 S. Common and John “Jack” Leslie of Pea- band, Michael of New Hamp- St. Jude Children’s Research “Hostess with the Mostess” Service information: Ad- St., Lynn, MA 01902. To leave body; his sister-in-law, Nancy shire; her granddaughters, Hospital, P.O. Box 50, Mem- and a faithful parishioner of St. hering to the guidelines of an online message or con- Leslie of Peabody; his broth- Michelle Wilson of Lynn and phis, TN 38101-9929 or Ann’s Parish in Peabody. Her the Commonwealth of Mas- dolence, please visit www. Julie Wilson of Somerville; Central New Hampshire VNA greatest accomplishment, she sachusetts and the CDC, fu- er-in-law, James Rich of Bra- cuffemcginn.com. four sisters, Antoinette Pacitti & Hospice, P.O. Box 1620, always said, were her children. neral services will be private. denton, Fla.; as well as several of Lynn, Silvana Milani and her Wolfeboro, NH 03894 or to a She had so much joy in raising Burial will be in Puritan Lawn nieces and nephews. He was husband Candido of Salem, Memorial Park, Peabody. Ar- predeceased by his siblings, charity of your choice. her family and being with her LIFE WELL CELEBRATED® Concetta Pozzi and Alfonsina Funeral services are pri- friends. You never met a more rangements entrusted to SO- Joan Rich of Peabody and Metcalfe and her husband vate. To leave a condolence empathetic, sweet and sincere LIMINE Funeral Homes, Lynn. Robert of Canada; her sisters- for the family, please visit person. She was always ready In lieu of owers we ask you in-law, Josephine and Marga- www.Solimine.com. with comforting words, a hug or to please live like MaryAnn ret DeIulis; and her brothers a good laugh. did, call or Facetime loved Susanne Day, 77 Tobia DeIulis of Salem, Frank She is survived by her lov- ones and always be kind. DeIulis and his wife Joann of ing husband Donald L. Broth- Donations can be made to Nahant, Gustavo DeIulis and ers; and her three children, American Heart Association BEVERLY — Susanne (Col- Timothy J. Oster eld and his DawnMarie Corneau and at www.heart.org. “A humble lins) Day, 77, of Beverly, be- wife Denise of Townsend, and husband Robert Corneau, soul does not trust itself, but loved mother, grandmother, Cheryl Oster eld-Atkinson of Dorene Webster and husband places all its con dence in great-grandmother, sister, Swampscott. Sue’s second IN MEMORIAM MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Scott Webster and Donald P. God,” — St. Faustine. Online aunt, cousin and friend, died husband was Daniel M. “Mike” IN GERIMEMORIAM CRONIN Brothers and his wife Joanne guestbook for family and peacefully at Blueberry Hill Day, previously of Lynn and 2017 GERI~ MAY CRONIN 18 ~ 2020 Plastino-Brothers. She was friends to offer condolences Rehabilitation and Health recently of Virginia, and was ON HER THIRD ANNIVERSARY Pelosi to college grads: 2017 ~ MAY 18 ~ 2020 “Nana” to her six grandchil- at www.solimine.com. Care Center Sunday, May 10, the father of her third child, ON HER THIRD ANNIVERSARY Know your purpose, power dren, Bryanna Brothers, Taylor 2020 after a lengthy illness, Todd M. Day and his wife Kate Brothers, Matthew Corneau, hastened by coronavirus. of Jeffersonton, Va. Sue and NORTHAMPTON (AP) Nicholas Corneau, Julia Web- Born in Salem, Sue grew up Mike remained good friends — House Speaker Nancy ster and Ryan Webster. She and spent most of her time throughout her life. Between Pelosi told graduating se- raising her family and living her three children, Sue boasts niors at Smith College on in Lynn. In her later years she eight grandchildren, and three Sunday to focus on their lived in Beverly. She was the great-grandchildren (with a unique purpose and pow- daughter of the late Harold fourth on the way). She is also er during the coronavirus Christopher S. Wilczek, 61 and Agnes (Smith) Collins. survived by her brother Ed- pandemic and beyond. She was a graduate of Lynn ward C. Collins, previously of Lovingly remembered and sadly Pelosi, the rst fe- English High School, Class of Danvers and recently of Penn- Lovinglymissed remembered by your siblings and and sadly male speaker of the U.S. LYNN — Christopher S. Wil- missednieces by and your nephews siblings XOand 1960. sylvania, and many adoring nieces and nephews XO House, was part of an czek, age 61, died May 15, Sue was a stay-at-home nieces and nephews and their online commencement 2020 after a battle with can- mom until the mid-1980s. children. Sue will be missed ceremony hosted by the cer. She worked a few different and remembered fondly by private women’s college Born in New Brunswick, jobs after that, including Em- her many family and friends. in Northampton. N.J., to the late Andrew S. and pire Clothing at Liberty Tree Service information: Unfor- “During this crisis and Myrna (Lawrence) Wilczek. Mall, the Pyramid Bookstore tunately due to the current in the days, weeks and He graduated from Beverly in Salem, and later as a bill- circumstances, there will be years that will follow, the High School, Class of 1976 ing specialist in various phy- no public services for Sue. world needs your leader- and North Shore Community sicians’ of ces. Sue loved She has been cremated and ship,” she said. “Our goal College, Class of 1982. He to hike and ski in the White her ashes distributed among as leaders is to shorten worked as a respiratory ther- Mountains, the venue of many her three children. The family the distance between apist at Lynn Hospital, Beverly family vacations, and where will notify family and friends what is inconceivable to DavidDavid K. Betz III Hospital and Union Hospital even more cherished memo- if at a later time a memorial OnOn youryour 28th Birthday some but inevitable to in Lynn where he was a valued ries were formed. Sue enjoyed gathering is held. May 18, 2020 May 18, 2020 us. Because Smithies are friend and mentor to both col- board games, card games, as In lieu of owers, the relentless and persistent, MayMay 18,18, 1992.1992. By far one of thethe leagues and students. well as jigsaw puzzles. Sue family welcomes anyone to happiesthappiest momentsmoments of our young lives.lives. I am con dent in your He is survived by his moth- loved animals, both wild and donate in Sue’s memory to OnOn thatthat dayday youryour fragile smile lit upup thethe ability to do so.” er; his wife Eleanor Wilczek; domestic. Her household al- Northeast Animal Shelter in entireentire room,room, andand the tiny fingers wouldwould Pelosi, D-Calif., said havehave usus tightlytightly wrapped around them.them. and three daughters, Martha dearly missed by family and ways had pets, most of which Salem. They can be found NotNot muchmuch changedchanged through your life.life. graduates would be well “Mattie,” Alison and Kate Wil- friends. Your smile and presence lit up a room, were cats, her favorite animal at https://www.northeast- Your smile and presence lit up a room, served by the resilience, czek; as well as ve brothers, Service information: His of them all. animalshelter.org. For more andand thethe peoplepeople you surrounded courage and perseverance yourselfyourself withwith wrappedwrapped themselvess Mark, Stephen, Andrew, Mat- funeral services will be Married twice, Sue’s rst information or online guest- aroundaround you.you. YourYour uncanny skill toto brinbringg they have honed over the thew and Glenn Wilczek; a held privately. Arrangements husband was the late James book please call 978-744- aa smilesmile andand laughterlaughter to all youyou memett past four years. were unparalleled, something that sister Patricia Bandics, and by the CAMPBELL Funeral F. 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Margaret Savard, 72 Barbara A. Raia, 83 Paul S. Caponigro, 107 1948-2020 1913-2020 HAVERHILL — Margaret LYNN — Barbara Ann (Bar- Paul S. “Salvi” Caponigro (White) Savard, age 72, of celeau) Raia, age 83, of Lynn, passed on Wednesday, May Haverhill, passed in the com- died suddenly on Saturday, 13 following a brief illness at fortable surroundings of her May 9 in Mass General Hos- the Jeanne Jugan Residence home, with loving family by pital after suffering a stroke. of Somerville. Mr. Caponigro her side. She was the devoted She was the beloved wife of observed his 107th birthday wife of the late Robert J. Sa- the late William H. Raia. on March 24 with the pres- vard, who died in 2018. Born and raised in Lynn, she ence and love of the nuns at Born in Lynn, May 12, 1948, was the daughter of the late Ar- the facility, in an attempt to “Peggy” was one of six chil- thur H. and Mary V. (Murchio) help ease the absence of his dren of the late Frederick G. Barceleau. She was a graduate most devoted family, due to and Jane M. (Gawlick) White, of Lynn Classical High School, the ongoing pandemic man- and was a graduate of Lynn Class of 1954. She had resid- dates. Classical High School. ed in Lynn, Brookline, Billerica Born and raised in East For many years she worked and Falmouth. Boston, Mr. Caponigro was an as a certi ed home health Barbara had worked for alumnus of East Boston High aid, bringing joy and comfort Smith Manufacturing in Lynn, School, Class of 1931 and and then as an administrator to countless recipients in the a 1935 alumnus of Boston for Billerica Bank until her re- area. University. Early in his working ton, Cynthia Rounds of Wells, tirement. She was a commu- ful, kind, caring and faithful career, he was with Special nigro, Joseph, Americo and Her exemplary work on Maine; and Peter White of nicant of Sacred Heart Church woman, who will be remem- Liberto Caponigro and Robert earth is done, but the won- Services & the Peace Corps Lynn; along with several niec- in Lynn. bered for her gentleness and in Japan. After leaving Special Cappy. He is the cherished derful memories of her life will es and nephews, extended Auntie Barbara is survived compassionate listening. A uncle to Philip A. Caponigro, continue to warm the hearts Services, he began 25 years family and many dear friends. by her loving nieces and neph- devoted aunt and friend, she of service as a Boston school Joseph S. Caponigro and his of those who knew and loved In addition to her parents, ews, Louis Lopardi of Tolland, will be missed by all who knew wife, Kelly and Carlo E. Capo- her, especially her two daugh- teacher of the arts and ceram- she was also predeceased by Conn., Linda Ouellete of North and loved her. May she rest in ics. He was proud to be the nigro and his wife, Francesca ters, Lisa Daniels and hus- her twin sister Patricia, who Chelmsford, Marianne and peace. and Janice Marcinkowski and band Robert of Merrimac and only “Ceramics” teacher reg- passed away as an infant. Mark Simpson of Goffstown, In lieu of  owers, donations istered to the City of Boston. her late husband Joseph. Patricia Sciaudone and hus- Service information: Due N.H., Lawrence and Janet At- may be made to The Francis- Many grandnieces and grand- band Richard of Portsmouth, A man of deep and devout to the existing restrictions kinson of Salem, Charles At- can Friars of the Atonement, faith, his goal was to serve the nephews also survive him. He N.H.; three grandchildren, resulting form the coronavi- kinson of Salem, Patricia and P.O. Box 300, 1350 Route 9, is also lovingly survived by his Emily Daniels, Anthony Sciau- Roman Catholic Church as rus, services will be private. Robert Bourque of Lynn, and Garrison, NY 10524-0301 an ordained priest. However, faithful caring sister-in-law, done and Andrew Sciaudone; Arrangements are by PAUL David and Elizabeth Barce- (tele: 888-720-8247) or being a victim and survivor of Margaret “Margie” (Bagley) three sisters and one brother, C. ROGERS Family Funeral leau of Lynn; her great-nieces online at https://www.atone- Polio, he was denied admis- Caponigro-Chiaraluce. Laurie McLaughlin of Suffolk, Home, 36 West Main St., mentfriars.org/make-a-dona- and nephews, Jessica East- sion to the seminary. Although Service information: Due Va., Kathleen Sullivan of Mil- Merrimac. tion or Sacred Heart School man of Nashua, N.H., Earl the good and excelsior mode to the ongoing COVID-19 and Mary Wilcher of Lowell, in Lynn with a check payable of his life, served his students, (coronavirus) pandemic, fu- Craig and Nikki Atkinson of to St. Mary’s Advancement, 35 family and friends with a hall- neral services and interment Montclair, N.J., Mark and Kelly Tremont St., Lynn, MA 01902 mark to follow in their own in Woodlawn Cemetery, Ever- Atkinson of Portland, Maine, (tele: 781-586-2067) or on- lives. His knowledge of art ett ere held privately. A Cel- Steven Bourque of Lynn, Re- line at https://www.stmarys- Leslie S. Mitchell, 75 and the many, many vistas ebration of Life/memorial becca Bourque of Lynn, Domi- lynn.com/give/give-online. that the study of art allows us funeral Mass will be held at nic and Kathleen Barceleau of Service information: Adher- to partake, was genuine and a later date and announced Manhattan, Kan., and Patrick ing to the guidelines of the PEABODY — Leslie S. Mitch- complete. His humility and in- on social media and our fu- Barceleau of Medford; as well Commonwealth of Massachu- neral home website (www. ell, 75, of Peabody, died as her sister-in-law, Joan Bar- tegrity were lifelong attributes setts and the CDC, a funeral vertuccioandsmith.com). In Thursday at Salem Hospital celeau of Lynn. She was pre- that saw him to the comple- Mass will be planned for a lat- grateful recognition of the following a brief illness. He deceased by her sisters Irene tion of his 107 years. He was er date when the restrictions extraordinary care rendered was the devoted husband of Atkinson, Ruth Lopardi and on gatherings have been lift- a member of several art asso- Paul, his family asks that, in Anne (Millstone) Mitchell, with Delphine Barceleau, and her ed. Arrangements by the SO- ciations, the Winthrop Art As- lieu of owers, remembranc- whom he shared more than brother, Arthur Barceleau. LIMINE Funeral Home, Lynn. sociation, being one. Paul was es may be made to the “Lit- 25 years of marriage. Barbara enjoyed gardening Relatives and friends are a long-standing member of tle Sisters of the Poor,” 186 Born in Youngstown, Ohio, and cooking (with lots of love encouraged to leave a mes- the Boston Retired Teachers’ he was the son of the late and garlic), and everything sage of condolence for the Association. Highland Ave., Somerville, William and Helen (Moore) she made was delicious! She family at www.solimine.com. He was the beloved son of MA 02143. To send online Mitchell. He was raised also liked to go out to eat, the late Angelo and Carmella condolences, please visit and educated in Ohio, later walk at the beach, and play (Luongo) Caponigro, and to- www.vertuccioandsmith. moved to Lynn and has lived Rummikub with friends and gether they parented 7 (sev- com. Funeral arrangements in Peabody for the past 29 family. She was a thought- en) children and Paul is the under the care and direction years. last. His late siblings were Aida of the VERTUCCIO & SMITH, Besides his loving wife, he I. Caponigro, Eugene A. Capo- Home for Funerals, Revere. is survived by his sons, Ivan Mitchell of Lynn, David Rosa in Lynn and had a 42-year Sidney Bronstein, 95 of Roslindale; his daugh- career before retiring in 2009. 1925-2020 ter-in-law Sandra Terranova Service information: A pri- Jodie L. Sweeney, 61 of Chelmsford; his beloved vate graveside service for im- LYNN — Sidney Bronstein grandchildren, Adam and mediate family will be held gently passed away from nat- Brittany Mitchell, Alessia, on Tuesday at Puritan Lawn ural causes in his own bed, on Jodie L. Sweeney, age 61, Davide and Marcello Rosa; Memorial Park, Lake Street, May 15, just three days after passed away peacefully at the his great-grandchild Quentin Peabody. Arrangements his 95th birthday. Kaplan Family Hospice House Mitchell; his dearly beloved were made by the CONWAY, Sidney was born on May 12, in Danvers on Saturday, May brother-in-law Ian Gauslin CAHILL-BRODEUR Funeral 1925 and grew up in Lynn, 16, 2020 after a courageous Sr., his brother-in-law Michael Home, Peabody. In lieu of where he lived for most of his battle with breast cancer. Millstone; his sisters-in-law owers, donations can be life, before moving to New Born in Lynn and raised in Tina Vuylsteke and Phyllis Vi- made in his name to either Hampshire and, then nally Salem, Jodie attended Salem tale; his dearly devoted and Alzheimer’s Association at back to Massachusetts to be High School until her gradu- loving friend Joel Actor. www.alz.org/MANH or to closer to his son. His wife of 58 ation in 1976. While in high In 1974 he completed a Autism Speaks, at www.au- years, Irene Bronstein, prede- school, Jodie sang in a trav- three-year program at tismspeaks.org. To ceased him in 2012. His sister eling choir and later in church Northeast Institute of view online obituary Rosalyn Bronstein of Salem choirs. She had a natural tal- Industrial Technology and sign guestbook, survives him. He leaves behind ent for singing. in Boston. He worked visit www.ccbfuner- his daughter Michelle Lockhart, Jodie worked as a certi ed for General Electric al.com. her longtime boyfriend Gene nursing assistant while raising Reilly; his son Stephen Bron- her boys. Later Jodie received stein; his daughter-in law Su- Lynn, the Jewish War Veterans her certi cation as a pre- sanne Bronstein; and his two of USA from 1955-1956, a school teacher. She worked at grandchildren, Samuel Bron- member of Post 21 American the YMCA of the North Shore and his wife Anna of Seattle, stein and Sophie Bronstein. He Legion in Concord, N.H., from in their Swampscott satellite Wash., Andrew Sweeney of Ar- Healthy response was extremely proud of his two 1993-2020, a member of preschool, as well as in the lington and Christopher Swee- grandchildren, always marvel- AUSA from 1984-2020, and Lynch/van Otterloo location ney of Lynn; a daughter, Re- ing at and taking a keen inter- a member of Major General in Marblehead. More recently becca Sweeney of Danvers; her to virus in Saugus est in their accomplishments. Henry Knox Lodge of Masons she worked at KinderCare in mother Kathryn Best; and her brother Rick Best of North Car- Sidney was, at his heart, an in Boston from 1984-2020. North Andover. olina; her mother-in-law Shir- we said ‘let’s just try this army man and he had proudly Sidney enjoyed his family Earlier this year after moving SAUGUS ley Goodwin and her husband out and see what hap- served, in some capacity, with- life with his wife, children and to Danvers, Jodie and her fam- From A1 Peter Goodwin of Beverly; and pens,’” he said. “We lacked in the U.S. Armed Forces, since grandchildren. Having grown ily started attending All Saints Episcopal Church in Danvers. her grandchildren Freddy and “At 8:15 a.m., there foresight in considering enlisting in 1944. He served in up in a large family with four are almost 40 people in each business individual- the U.S. Army during WWII from Jodie loved the liturgy of the Lucia. She was predeceased younger siblings, there were Episcopal church, she found by her father Frederick Best, line,” he said. “It’s insane. ly. It’s different for a home Oct. 9, 1944 to Aug. 5, 1946. always many brothers, sisters, There’s one person per improvement store versus His troop helped liberate Ger- it very comforting. She loved who passed away in 2015. cousins and in-laws at family to read, always with her Kindle Service information: Due aisle in the store. a grocery store obviously. man concentration camps, an gatherings and Jewish holi- “I understand (the “I think the intent is to experience that always stayed at her side. Travel was also im- to the coronavirus pandem- days. He proudly maintained portant to her. She went with ic, funeral services will be board) needs to start really take each business with him. He continued to be his membership at Temple somewhere, but I think individually and say, ‘okay, active in the Army Reserves her husband and daughter on held privately. There will be a Beth Jacob in Concord, N.H., three cruises. One of her truly celebration of life at a later it’s obvious (some stores) alright, this one should from Aug. 6, 1946 to May 12, from 1989 to 2020. One of need to be adjusted.” 1985. He was awarded a num- memorable days was spent at date. Arrangements by the stay at 50 people, this one the happiest times of his life Heffernan later said the ber of medals and citations Coco Cay, a private island in CAMPBELL Funeral Home, can go to 150.’ That’s kind was when he and Irene bought board wanted to give the of the path we’re on now.” for his service, including The the Bahamas. She splashed 525 Cabot St., Beverly. Con- a large trailer and traveled guidelines a trial run to He emphasized that al- Combat Infantry Badge, The and had fun with her daughter tributions may be made in see how each location was though he agreed with Bronze Star, The Meritorious across the country, visiting in the crystal blue water. She her name to Kaplan Family affected. some resident complaints, Service Medal, The Good Con- many national parks, enjoying was at home on any beach. Hospice House in Danvers. “Obviously the 50-per- his ultimate priority was duct Award, The Presidential the open road, and seeing his She had a love for archaeol- Information, directions, con- son limit at (some places), keeping the residents of Unit Citation Award, The Euro- beloved country rst-hand. ogy, especially watching docu- dolences at www.campbell- after getting feedback, we Saugus safe. pean-African-Middle Eastern Service information: Ser- mentaries about Egyptian and funeral.com. realize that’s limiting,” he “Some people have been Medal, and The American The- vices will be private via British digs. said. “(We’re) going to re- upset and some people ater of Operations Ribbon. His Zoom, held on May 20. Do- In addition to her husband view where we’re at and don’t like the restric- army service totaled 40 years nations in Sidney’s memory Richard, Jodie is survived by modify as needed, and I tions, but at the end of the and seven months until he re- may be made to Brookhaven her three sons, Jason Sweeney think we’ll do that going day, the public’s health tired, at the highest attainable Hospice, 114 Turnpike Road, forward.” is what’s important,” he rank for an enlisted person, as Westborough, MA 01581. Heffernan also said the said. “People generally un- a CSM-E9 (Command Sidney’s genuine board had anticipated it derstand that, (but) they Sergeant Major). kindness, his broad LAW OFFICES OF would need to modify its would like to see some In addition, he curiosity, and his un- JAMES J. 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Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 tual quote from Newton many, your job or intern- Circulation about what historians ship opportunities may [email protected] call “annus mirabilis” or have drastically changed overcame the abrupt end Ext. 3 his “year of wonders.” The over the past few months. to the senior year you had budding 23-year-old sci- In times of uncertainty, Newsroom envisioned and the memo- entist did indeed use this go back to the basics and [email protected] ries you expected to make. [email protected] time outside of the class- ground yourself by reaf- You transitioned com- room to discover many firming your core values. Ext. 4 pletely to online learning. EDITORIAL groundbreaking theories The education you have Sports The struggle was real for that went on to revolution- received has empowered [email protected] everyone including your ize science. you with tools and honed teachers and professors Ext. 5 Over the last few your critical thinking who reinvented the wheel skills. These skills will Retail and Online months, we’ve heard the Advertising Work with the all while balancing their serve you well in whatev- words “unprecedented,” own home lives. Take ad- [email protected] “uncertain” and “trou- er field you eventually find vantage of this downtime yourself. ADVERTISING bling” used more than we to let them know how care to recall. I don’t know More important than Ernie Carpenter Jr. world on vaccine much you appreciate their book knowledge and life Director of Advertising about you but if I get one and Business Development, ext. 1355 efforts. skills is who you funda- more email from (insert Someday you can tell [email protected] favorite retailer here) mentally are as a person. your grandkids about how The coronavirus crisis Ralph Mitchell about us all being in this you submitted your final Sales Representative, ext. 1313 development has exposed us. [email protected] together ... but seriously group assignment at 11:59 We’ve seen the dark side if I get one more email … p.m. even with bad Wi-Fi, Eric Rondeau Editorial from the Minneapolis Star Tribune edi- period. of human nature. After Sales Representative, ext. 1280 a sibling on a sleep strike the initial stories of toilet [email protected] torial board I tell you the Newton howling in the next room story to remind you that paper hoarders subsided, Patricia Whalen and never hearing from we’ve witnessed extrem- On May 4, world leaders gathered for a virtual there’s really “nothing that one guy on your team Sales Representative, ext. 1310 vaccine summit. new under the sun.” From ism on both sides of the [email protected] even though he apparent- “stay home” vs. “reopen Most of America’s allies took part in the donor the bubonic plague to the ly had plenty of time to BUSINESS OFFICE event organized by the European Union. Some Spanish influenza epidem- now” crowds. learn the latest dance on However, we have seen Susan J. Conti nongovernmental organizations participated, too, ic of 1918, time and again Controller, ext. 1288 Tik Tok. the front line workers rise including the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. society has been forced Some of you have had [email protected] Overall, about $8 billion — and a sense of solidarity to deal with inexplicable to the challenge. We have to face seemingly in- seen little kids sewing Ted Grant — was raised. loss of life at alarming surmountable obstacles Publisher, ext. 1234 The United States was a no-show. rates, widespread person- masks. We’ve read about [email protected] — unexpected economic the Italian priest who de- It is true, as Trump administration officials al and financial turmoil, Marian Kinney hardship, tough home sit- clined to use a ventilator stressed in an off-the-record briefing with Washing- fear of the unknown and ext. 1212 uations, job loss, or you or so another patient had a ton reporters (which is telling in itself), that Ameri- attempts to escape the [email protected] your loved one catching chance to live. ca is a significant and generous contributor to global effects of an invisible but Will Kraft the virus. The pandemic has taken health efforts (until it is not, as seen in the decision deadly scourge. Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 We haven’t all been much from us but what re- [email protected] to suspend World Health Organization funding). Our technologically ad- quarantine and chilling. mains is who we truly are But it is counterproductive, from a health and geo- vanced and globally in- Paula Villacreses By the way, even a ge- at our core. political perspective, that the U.S. has abdicated its terconnected society faces A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 nius like Isaac Newton As you start your next global leadership position on the most significant unique challenges due [email protected] had a troubled home life. chapter, remember that crisis since World War II. Mike Shanahan to COVID-19. That same His father passed away humanity has been here “The more we pull together and share our exper- technology allows us to Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 before he was born, his before, but you have not: [email protected] tise, the faster our scientists will succeed,” said Brit- stay connected in ways mother remarried a man ish Prime Minister Boris Johnson, channeling the Tomorrow still holds the Carolina Trujillo our ancestors could never he came to dislike, and he potential to be your “year can-do spirit of the summit. have imagined, but the Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 was raised by his mater- of wonders.” [email protected] Pulling together is key to accelerate vaccine devel- sheer volume of conflict- nal grandmother. Like I opment that can save lives, and livelihoods, world- ing information we receive said, there’s nothing new. Courtney Montgomery is Jim Wilson wide. “Almost every major advance that the scientific Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 can at times be paralyzing. Regardless of your per- a visiting fellow at Inde- [email protected] community has made in a number of areas, not just Against the backdrop sonal situation, you’ve pendent Women’s Forum. COVID-19, has relied on international collaboration of the novel coronavirus, made it to this day. Take She wrote this for Inside- CIRCULATION — it’s so critically important,” Dr. Timothy Schacker, you have persevered. You a moment to appreciate Sources.com. Lisa Mahmoud vice dean for research at the medical school at the Manager, ext. 1239 University of Minnesota, told an editorial writer. MARCELO BONINI [email protected] “That position of keeping the United States away CUSTOMER SERVICE from that kind of collaboration is likely to impede the speed in which things can get done,” Schacker La’ Mosha Ball Customer Service, ext. 1276 said. “The best idea could emerge from anywhere in A grim lesson [email protected] the world, but it’s going to take a lot of countries to take that idea forward.” GRAPHICS This collection of countries has historically been My laboratory staff and around the world starting dous uncertainty one Trevor Andreozzi led by the U.S. through military, diplomatic, econom- I work to find solutions for from scratch. Every scien- thing is clear: We need to Designer [email protected] ic or medical responses to transnational challenges, metastatic breast cancer tist’s project slammed to facilitate ramping up re- including health crises like Ebola and AIDS. But the and chronic inflammatory a halt at the same time. search instead of making Ned Connors disease. But science is not Since collaboration is the it more difficult. Two sim- Designer, ext. 1222 Trump administration has consistently conceded [email protected] this leadership to others, and even questioned some linear; solutions designed major pillar of science, ple ways of doing that are: of the very alliances and international institutions to resolve one problem we must wait until ev- making sure our scientists Mark Sutherland Creative Director, ext. 1330 America helped develop — often to the country’s end up helping with oth- erybody’s lab is up and can return to work as soon [email protected] great benefit — in the postwar era. ers. That’s what happened running to reinstate the as public health author- The administration’s stance “reinforces the per- with our research. research pipeline. The few ities determine it is safe, NEWSROOM ception that the United States is not interested in As we investigated what labs that remained open, and securing adequate Mike Alongi working with others to tackle global challenges,” causes the immune sys- largely to help with the levels of science funding Sports Editor, ext. 1228 [email protected] Richard Haass, president of the Council of Foreign tem to trigger inflamma- diagnostics of COVID-19, so we can generate lifesav- Relations, told an editorial writer. Haass, a former tory chronic diseases, we are still swamped by ing knowledge as quickly Bill Brotherton COVID-19-related needs Features Editor ext. 1338 diplomat who is the author of “The World: A Brief found a potentially prom- as possible. [email protected] Introduction,” among other books about foreign pol- ising new treatment for and unable to support oth- We’d be much further icy, added that the administration’s stance has po- acute respiratory distress er research labs in their Elyse Carmosino ahead in the effort to de- Reporter, ext. 1264 tential health ramifications, too. “It probably slows syndrome, or ARDS. This effort to restart. velop a vaccine for SARS- [email protected] down the search for a potential vaccine because is the condition that ulti- These research delays CoV2, the virus that there is not the pooling of resources that there could Gayla Cawley mately kills patients suf- are also affecting the ca- causes COVID-19, if crit- Reporter, ext. 1236 or should be,” Haas said. “And if it turns out an effec- fering from the gravest reers of postdocs and ical research hadn’t been [email protected] tive vaccine were to emerge from this effort it disad- form of COVID-19. doctoral students — the halted for lack of funding Cheryl Charles vantages the U.S. because others would claim they But that promising re- scientists of the future — in 2016. If that research News Editor, ext. 1278 deserve to take care of their citizens first.” search is now in the deep worldwide. The U.S. sci- had continued, a vaccine [email protected] A vaccine, by definition, is preventive. One is need- freeze. Literally. Vital tis- entific workforce depends for a similar virus would Olivia Falcigno ed, of course, for the virus. But there’s also a need sue cultures from our ex- heavily on immigrant sci- likely have been finalized. Photographer, ext.1224 for a geopolitical vaccine to prevent a loss of inter- periments are in the freez- entists. Like most of the Hence, we would have the [email protected] national coordination and common purpose. It’s not er for an undetermined research labs in this coun- knowledge, the infrastruc- Spenser Hasak too late for President Donald Trump to rise to the period of time until we can try, mine relies on associ- ture and the ability to re- Photographer, ext. 1332 gravity of the crisis and position the country to pro- return to the lab. ates who are here on work act much faster toward [email protected] vide leadership in both pursuits. Virtually all our ongo- visas. With this adminis- finding a vaccine. Thor Jourgensen ing experiments had to tration imposing delays Instead, we are facing Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] be terminated, and our on visa processing times, tremendous, social, eco- laboratory infrastructure a large portion of the sci- nomic, mental and phys- Daniel Kane went into hibernation entific workforce may be Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 ical stress, waiting and [email protected] mode. Restarting research in jeopardy, compounding praying for a coronavirus is not like flipping on a the difficulties to ramp vaccine to be developed. Steve Krause light switch. We will need up research efforts. The Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 Science is the best, and [email protected] to rebreed enough animals lead scientist in my labo- arguably only, insurance for experiments, retest all ratory on the project that David McLellan we can buy to protect our Reporter, ext. 1317 samples whose quality can help with ARDS is on future. We are now paying [email protected] may have deteriorated, a visa expiring soon. If it a very steep price for not Anne Marie Tobin turn equipment back on is not renewed or extend- investing in it. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 and recalibrate delicate ed in time, he will need [email protected] machinery. It could take to stop working and, per- Marcelo Bonini is a pro- Ryan York six to 12 months before we haps, leave the country. fessor of medicine in he- Copy Editor, ext. 1220 are back up to full speed. His expertise and desper- matology and oncology at [email protected] Now take our experi- ately needed talent may Northwestern University TECHNOLOGY ence and multiply it by be impossible to replace. Feinberg School of Medi- many thousands of labs In this time of tremen- cine. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. 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By Steve Krause Technical Institute’s park- “People should be more ITEM STAFF ing lot. cognizant that they should Zukas said the instruc- wash their hands,” he said. LYNN — Saturday, those tional material included “Maybe this crisis will get who saw themselves as ei- information on how to people to practice better ther lacking in personal sanitize surfaces, and the hygiene, washing hands, protective equipment or importance of washing things like that. This virus perhaps running low on your hands frequently. seems to be more conta- it got the opportunity to Also on hand were per- gious than the regular flu, stock up or to restock. sonnel from the city’s so it should be an eye-open- Members of the Lynn Pa- emergency management er for a lot of people to trolmen’s and Firefighters department. change their lifestyles. unions were at Lynn Tech “This definitely helps,” I’m not in people’s homes, to distribute care kits to said Zukas. “The more so I don’t know what they help people maintain safe masks we can get out in do. But wherever we are, social distancing as we en- public, and the more peo- whether it’s riding public ter the third month of the ple use them, and the transportation, Red Sox COVID-19 precautions be- more we promote social games, anyplace like that, ing taken throughout the distancing, the better off it would be good if people commonwealth and nation. we all are.” washed their hands. May- The kits, which includ- Zukas said that the one be after this, people will ed masks, sanitizing sup- lesson people should learn carry hand sanitizers in plies, personal care items from this pandemic is the their cars, or bags.” and educational materi- importance of good hy- Zukas said between 60 als, were supplied by the giene habits. and 70 percent of all fire North Shore Medical Cen- “I read, before this pan- department calls involve ter in Salem. demic even started, that medical situations of all Lynn Fire Lt. Joseph if more people washed varieties, and that in the ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Zukas said roughly 4,000 their hands regularly they last two months, between kits were distributed in could cut down on cases 500 and 600 of those calls COVID-19 Care Kits are handed out to people waiting in a drive-up pick- the three-hour session in of the flu by 50 percent. have been COVID-19 re- up line at Lynn Tech on Saturday. The kits included masks, COVID-19 the Lynn Vocational and That’s pretty remarkable. lated. educational material, sanitizer and personal care items. Comcast connects with Lynn Public Schools students

LYNN tration purchased 5,500 miss potentially the op- more readily available for support. and then we’re also think- From A1 Chromebooks, which cost portunity to support a the second phase of the He said it’s “premature” ing about summer learn- approximately $1.375 mil- student whose need was district’s remote learning to put a plan forward for ing experiences,” said Tut- for continuous learning.” lion. Of that initial pur- more urgent,” said Tutwil- plan, which launched on the fall — the DESE won’t wiler. “We’re starting to Lynn Schools have been chase, 3,500 devices have er. “We’re getting closer to April 27. release guidance on the conceptualize something closed since mid-March been delivered, with the a point of saying anybody “I can say with great fall opening until June that would be available for due to COVID-19 and al- remaining Chromebooks who needs one can get one confidence that as we look — but knowing those all students. All of those though classes have been from that order expected and we would like to be ahead to plans for the fall, challenges will allow the plans are anchored in re- canceled for the remain- within the next couple of able to say that before the I think we will be appro- district to develop a frame- mote learning. None of der of the year, students weeks, Tutwiler said. summer learning experi- priately resourced, as it work to respond quicker to them involve in-person, in are still expected to en- Students with the high- ences begin.” relates to technology, to whatever state guidelines brick and mortar spaces.” gage in projects and activ- est need and urgency were Having devices available engage in whatever mo- are released. School Committee mem- ities through the district’s prioritized for Chrome- for all students in need of dality we have to based on Tutwiler said he will be ber Jared Nicholson said remote learning plan. book distribution, such as a computer is largely de- the circumstances,” said establishing a small ad- the increased access to However, when the first students on Individual- pendent on when the next Tutwiler. visory group, made up of technology for students phase of remote learning ized Education Programs wave of Chromebooks Although additional students, parents, commu- was “great news.” launched on the school (IEPs), students taking arrive, Tutwiler said. Al- technology should help nity partners and elected “It’s not quite one to one, district’s website in late AP classes or early college though that timeline re- with the continued chal- officials, who will operate but it’s getting there,” said March, it became appar- courses, and seniors who mains unclear, he said he lenge of virtual learning, as both a sounding board Nicholson. “I know this is ent that many students needed to complete gradu- was confident that those Tutwiler said there will be for him as he proposes so challenging and people lacked computers or an ation requirements. needs would be met next further challenges when plans for the fall and a are doing amazing work.” Internet connection, mak- “We needed to prioritize school year. classes resume in the fall. panel that generates ideas ing it difficult for some to because we just didn’t In the meantime, for the He expects there will be of their own. Gayla Cawley can be complete the work. have enough to say any- remainder of this school “widespread learning loss” “We’re starting to build reached at gcawley@item- To try to bridge that one who wants one can year, alternative paper and an increased need for the framework for the fall, live.com. Follow her on gap, the district adminis- get one because we would packets have been made trauma and mental health with lots of unknowns, Twitter @GaylaCawley. There are Better Days Ahead in Lynnfield LYNNFIELD firehouse and he is on En- 1,000 people along the pa- as important, what it did From A1 gine 1, so I wanted our rade route celebrating the for the many people in the kids to be able to see their Blue & Gold. A day like cars helping to celebrate. Marblehead, along with dad,” she said. today reminds all of us Everyone had smiles on her three children Kend- Lynnfield Selectmanthat there will always be a their faces and were en- all, Alex and Kaylee, sis- Chris Barrett was grate- bright dawn ahead for the joying the moment. That’s ter-in-law Kristen Ciulla ful to the people who came Town of Lynnfield. Better when we thought about and Kristen’s children out in support, posting a Days are certainly ahead! the idea of doing a com- Daniela and Paul, ob- message of thanks on his GO PIONEERS!!!.” munity parade — A Better served the parade from Facebook page. Barrett, along with fel- Days Ahead Parade — to the Post Office parking lot. “THANK YOU to every- low residents Gerry Nou- celebrate and honor our When asked why they one who came out today mi and Joel Steiner, orga- front line and essential were there, Emily Ciul- to celebrate and thank nized the parade. workers. They all deserve la said, “to get out of the our First Responders and “We were discussing to be celebrated and this house, show our support Essential Workers for the how birthday (and ele- parade (was) our opportu- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK and see our cousins.” Better Days Ahead Pa- mentary school) parades nity to not only celebrate Kristen Ciulla had a spe- rade,” wrote Barrett. “The are the one ray of sun- them, but also lift our Luigi DePalma, 4, gets excited when he hears cial reason to be there. Pioneers always come out shine during this pandem- community spirits. This the sirens from the Better Days Ahead parade “My husband Dan is a to celebrate what is best ic,” said Barrett. “We saw day reminds us that there as it comes down Main Street in Lynnfield on firefighter stationed here about our community. what they did for those is always a bright dawn Saturday. at the Post Office Square There had to be close to a being celebrated and, just ahead.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MAY 18, 2020 Connecticut parks fill up; liquor stores offer pickup in N.H. By Holly Ramer New Hampshire Liquor The Roman Catholic ASSOCIATED PRESS Commission this week be- bishop of Providence, gan a pilot program at the meanwhile, is pushing CONCORD, N.H. — Here stores along I-95 in Hamp- back against the closure of are the latest coronavi- ton and the northbound churches during the coro- rus-related developments side of I-93 in Hooksett navirus pandemic, saying across New England: for curbside and in-store public worship is an es- CONNECTICUT pickup. sential service. The state on Sunday Customers can order on- “Our churches must re- closed several parks be- line and schedule pickups open, and they will, soon. cause parking lots had the next day at the earliest. Our people are demanding reached capacity under so- As of Sunday, 3,596 peo- it,” Bishop Thomas Tobin cial distancing guidelines. ple in New Hampshire had said on Twitter, adding that They included Sleeping tested positive for the vi- strong safety measures will Giant State Park in Ham- rus, an increase of 41 from be in place and that vulner- den and Southford Falls the previous day. The state able parishioners will be in- State Park in Southbury. announced one new death, structed to stay home. More than a dozen parks bringing the total to 172. The Rhode Island De- and beaches were closed RHODE ISLAND partment of Health on on Saturday. Several members of the Sunday announced 240 ad- Sixty-nine more deaths Providence City Council ditional people testing pos- associated with COVID-19 are condemning the ac- itive for the virus, bringing were reported through Sat- tions of college students the total to 12,674. Ten urday evening, bringing seen flouting the gover- more people have died, for the state’s total to 3,408. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS nor’s orders aimed at pre- a total of 499. Connecticut now has A couple walks on Revere Beach Saturday. venting the spread of the VERMONT 37,419 confirmed cases of coronavirus. Gov. Phil Scott thanked COVID-19, after 716 new The group argues that creased to 1,687, officials in Lincoln, the Fruitlands Providence College offi- University of Vermont cases were reported. its an unconstitutional said. Museum in Harvard, cials issued an apology af- graduates Sunday for MAINE restriction on the right MASSACHUSETTS Naumkeag in Stockbridge, ter video shared on social their response to the coro- Campground and restau- to travel freely to require As of Sunday, 86,010 and World’s End in Hing- media showed students navirus pandemic. rant owners are the latest out-of-staters to quaran- people have tested posi- ham will open to area gathering in large groups “All the sacrifices you’ve business owners going to tine for 14 days if they tive for the coronavirus residents. Crane Beach in and not wearing face made literally saved the court to challenge the gov- come to Maine. In re- in Massachusetts, an in- Ipswich will be open only coverings this weekend. lives of hundreds of Ver- ernor’s plan to reopening sponse to a similar earlier crease of 1,077 from the to existing permit park- Spokesman Steven Maura- monters,” he said in a Maine’s economy. lawsuit, Attorney General previous day. The state ing holders and Trustees no told WPRI-TV that the message recorded as part The Portland Press Her- Aaron Frey has said that Department of Public members. gathering was the result of of a video celebration. The ald reports that the own- the executive orders and Health announced 92 new NEW HAMPSHIRE a parent-organized parade best measure of someone’s ers of Bayley’s Camping reopening plans were deaths, for a total of 5,797. Two of the state’s most for graduating seniors. character is often how one Resort in Scarborough carefully crafted based on Meanwhile, the Trustees popular liquor stores are Majority Leader Jo-Ann responds to a challenge, and Little Ossipee Lake the governor’s authority to of Reservations plan to now offering curbside Ryan said in a statement he said, singling out nurs- Campground in Water- protect public health. reopen five of their most pickup. Sunday that she and her ing students who graduat- boro filed a federal lawsuit The Maine Center for popular properties around New Hampshire liquor colleagues on the city ed early for specific praise. Friday against Democrat- Disease Control on Sun- Massachusetts on Tues- stores have remained council are preparing leg- “The grit and determi- ic Gov. Janet Mills. The day reported an additional day, but with restrictions open under the governor’s islation requiring colleges nation of the Class of 2020 plaintiffs also include the 39 people had tested posi- in place to prevent the stay-at-home order, and and universities to pro- is inspiring to us all,” he owners of the Little River tive for the virus. The to- spread of the coronavirus. workers have been given vide a mitigation plan to said. “It’s proven that Bar & Grill and the Sea- tal number of deaths stood The deCordova Sculp- weekly stipends to supple- keep off-campus students you’re ready for whatever side Square Café. at 70, and total cases in- ture Park and Museum ment their paychecks. The and neighbors safe. life will throw at you.” Gradual reopening set to begin today

BAKER according to Baker’s office. From A1 Businesses that have op- erated during the closure, an occupancy limit of 40 which went into effect percent of a building’s March 23, because they maximum permitted ca- offer “essential services” pacity, requiring non-fam- will be allowed to contin- ily members attending a ue operating during the service to sit at least six phased reopening. How- feet apart, and mandating ever, they will be required face coverings for parish- to meet those new “Man- ioners. datory Workplace Safety If there is fixed seating Standards” by May 25, ac- in places of worship, rows cording to the MMA. should be blocked off and On Monday, Baker will kept empty to allow for suf- announce additional sec- ficient distancing. Places of tors and industries that worship are encouraged to will be allowed to open at modify communal rituals a later date in Phase One, and how financial contribu- according to the MMA. tions are collected to mini- State Sen. Brendan mize contact with others. Crighton (D-Lynn) said For example, pre- lawmakers have been wrapped communion more focused on what the could be distributed, safety protocols will be for and parishioners could businesses, rather than be encouraged to make when individual sectors financial contributionswill be allowed to operate. electronically or by mail, “I look forward to getting rather than through col- a more detailed briefing lection baskets or trays for how those will work during a service. for those three new sec- At construction sites tors,” said Crighton. “The and in manufacturing fa- administration has said cilities, crew members and all along this is going to be employees are required to a phased approach. Our wear face coverings and concern for any business stand at least six feet that opens, (is that) they apart from each other. will have a clean work- Meetings of more than space, social distancing 10 people at construction measures will be put in ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK sites should be avoided place, and masks must be A man bangs a drum repeatedly as he stands in front of Gov. Charlie Baker’s home on Monument and large gatherings on worn along with any other Avenue in Swampscott on Saturday as he protests against Baker’s COVID-19 policies. sites, such as shacks and safety protocols.” break areas, will be elim- For those three new inated. Small break areas sectors, Crighton said Not everyone agrees with Baker’s cautious approach with seating that ensures he would be looking for social distancing will in- more details on how so- PROTEST himself a Republican — out of work due to the ginning.” stead be used. cial distancing and safety From A1 and Democrats. COVID-19 pandemic. Gilbert said not doing Workstations at manu- measures will be put into “This guy’s going to keep While he sympathized anything to combat the facturing facilities should place at crowded construc- which prevents many us shut down,” he said. with the protesters to an spread of the virus is a be re-engineered to al- tion and manufacturing businesses from open- “We’re going to turn this extent, he said it is too “crime against humani- low for social distancing, sites, and places of wor- ing during the COVID-19 state red in November, early to reopen things. ty,” and that many people break and lunch times ship where a large num- pandemic. and it can be done.” “I can’t wait to open would die if nonessential should be staggered, caf- ber of people congregate. “I’m a business owner in While easily outnum- again, but only once ev- businesses were immedi- eterias should offer only Crighton said he would Massachusetts, and I’ve bered, there were people erything is safe,” he said. ately reopened and went prepackaged food and continue to rely on the been a business owner for with opposing views at “Some of their (the pro- back to business as usual. having more than one advice of public health 25 years. I survived eight the event, who stood along testers’) things, I don’t The Swampscott rally is person in an elevator or experts and feels that years of Obama, and I the outskirts of the crowd necessarily disagree with, only a couple weeks after work vehicle at a time is the economy will rebound never thought I’d be here,” holding signs supporting but there is definitely a a rally outside the Massa- discouraged. more strongly if social dis- said Vincent Delaney, a Baker and his COVID-19 middle ground.” chusetts State House by The restrictions outlined Peabody resident who tancing measures are fol- policies. Others, like Scott Gil- protesters claiming their in the notice for each in- added his business, V.I.P. lowed and public health is Marc Strager, of Swamp- bert, were more passion- freedoms were being un- dustry also include robust Mechanical, Heating, and prioritized. scott, watched from the ately against the display. justly taken away during cleaning and disinfecting Air Conditioning has had “I’m definitely looking front porch of his friend’s Gilbert was with an or- the pandemic. requirements, along with forward to more details to lay off all its employees, Monday, Baker is ex- guidelines for proper hy- and is about to go out of house at the corner of ganization called Refuse on Monday,” said Crigh- Monument Avenue and Fascism, and labeled the pected to speak about the giene practices. ton. “Obviously we want business. “I didn’t qualify “reopening” during the Each industry opening for anything last year be- Elmwood Road, directly event a fascist rally, even our economy to come facing the protesters and comparing the protesters COVID-19 pandemic, and in Phase One is required back strong, but we need cause of this guy, two-inch standing above a sign sup- to “storm troopers and the what businesses may be- to follow the “Mandatory to continue to approach Charlie.” gin to — or at least begin porting Baker. brown shirts” in Nazi Ger- Workplace Safety Stan- this in the most cautious Delaney said he has to think about — reopen- “This is a very difficult many. dards” that were devel- way possible to prevent no faith that the gover- ing. According to the Mas- situation, and a lot of peo- “What’s going on here oped by the state Depart- the further spread of the nor will allow businesses sachusetts Department of ple are hurting, but it has is a fascist Trump rally,” ment of Public Health virus and an even worse deemed non-essential to Public Health, there were to be a safe environment said Gilbert, who also said and the COVID-19 Com- impact to the economy in reopen soon enough, and 84,933 confirmed cases of he works as a “clinician.” mand Center. Those new the long-term.” he is pursuing legal action before we can open up,” COVID-19 in the state as workplace requirements against the state. 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PHILADELPHIA (AP) Wheels, No Kid Hungry, — Kevin Hart found America’s Food Fund, an upside to putting his World Central Kitchen name to a charitable and Feeding America. cause during the corona- Most of the blockbuster virus pandemic: the co- prizes offered involve median offered a walk-on bank-busting bids to role in a future film to a share experiences with health-care worker in the A-list celebrities and COVID-19 fight. athletes. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Henry Law, an anes- Law said he donated “a thesiologist in New Jer- few hundred dollars” for Kerri Kaplan, a fifth grade teacher, stands next to a small library she has in her front yard in sey, got the call from Hart a shot to win a speaking Phoenix, Ariz. (“Jumanji”) that he had part, a trailer, assistant, been randomly selected car service, wardrobe and as the winner in an All a stay in a five-star hotel In Challenge contest. The for a future Hart movie. Small free libraries offering challenge was launched Law said he was told by Michael Rubin, the he was a finalist in the founder of the online contest until he got a retailer Fanatics. FaceTime call from Hart solace amid virus shutdowns The challenge raises with the shocker that he ASSOCIATED PRESS States, volunteers are donations and through and following U.S. Centers money for organizations had actually won — with reporting a jump in little volunteers. In rural areas, for Disease Control and that are feeding the Hart joking the prize Christine Gale Reyn- free libraries as readers where broadband internet Prevention guidelines. hungry during the pan- winner could be the next olds worked at the look to pass the time. is sparse, the little free li- “We have definitely seen demic, including Meals on Macaulay Culkin. public library in Yosemite Made of wood or brick, braries may be only place an increase in use,” said National Park before it and placed in front of to find a Toni Morrison John Sweet, who helps closed in March when parks or in the trunk of novel. oversee a free library in California Gov. Gavin a car, the libraries have In March, the Hudson, Bend, Ore. He said vol- Newsom issued shut- seen their small spaces Wis.-based Little Free unteers check their free down orders to slow the overwhelmed with books. Library nonprofit group library weekly, and the spread of the coronavirus. Whether it’s “Love in unveiled its 100,000th selection is always differ- So, she filled the back the Time of Cholera” book-sharing box — do- ent than the week before; of her car with donated by Gabriel García nated to the Association sometimes there are even books and began her own Márquez or children’s for the Advancement of jigsaw puzzles. mobile library. books or Macbeth, the li- Mexican Americans in a Janelle Will of Akron, “I know this may not braries provide some their historic Latino neighbor- Mich., said her tiny farm be legal, conventional, or only interaction of the day hood in Houston. village of 300 people ethically sound, and yet it outside of the home. The free libraries have doesn’t have a public has worked for many, and Since 2009, tens of become so popular in re- library, but its free library I feel of use,” she said. She thousands of little free cent weeks the Little Free remains busy. “I am using physically distances while libraries have sprung Library group issued rec- my stash to keep it filled making her stops and up in the U.S. and more ommendations to stewards and Lysol the books FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sanitizes the books. than 100 countries. The on helping keep the spaces before placing them in the Across the United small spaces operate by clean by using disinfectant library,” she said. Kevin Hart WEATHER LOTTERY National weather SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Monday, May 18, 2020 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Sunday...... 2847 Sunday...... 9593 Sunrise today 5:16 a.m. Cloudy. High 59F. Winds NE at NE winds 5 to 10 kt. Waves 1 L H 10 to 15 mph. foot or less. Saturday...... 1803 Saturday...... 5636 Sunset today 8:03 p.m. Tonight: Cloudy skies early, Tonight: E winds 5 to 10 kt, Friday...... 3245 Friday...... 6079 Sunrise tomorrow 5:15 a.m. L followed by partial clearing. becoming NE 10 to 15 kt af- Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: L Low 47F. Winds ENE at 10 to ter midnight. Waves 2 to 3 ft. High tide today 9:18 a.m. 15 mph. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER Low tide today 3:27 p.m. H All 4...... $4,889 All 4...... $5,101 ARTHUR First or last 3...... $684 First or last 3...... $714 High tide tomorrow 10:05 a.m. Any 2...... $59 Any 2...... $61 Any 1...... $6 Any 1...... $6 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER Fronts All 4...... $204 All 4...... $425 Cold Warm Stationary First 3...... $114 First 3...... $238 Pressure H L Last 3...... $114 Last 3...... $119 High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice MAY 22 MAY 30 TODAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ Cloudy | High 59, Low 47 P’ cloudy | High 56, Low 44 M’ sunny | High 60, Low 42 NATIONAL SUMMARY: Tropical Storm Arthur will bring rain and gusty winds to eastern North Carolina today. Flooding downpours will target the Midwest, while storms rumble through the Southeast. Unsettled weather is forecast across the Pacific coast. The interior West and High Plains will be dry, with gusty winds elevating the fire danger in the Southwest.

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ASSOCIATED PRESS carrying bags.” Of course, this will re- Live golf returned to quire some adjustments. television on Sunday, and McIlroy played Seminole it might not look entire- before it closed last week for ly familiar except for the the summer, and he carried players. his own bag. It was heavier No caddies. than it needed to be. The only rake on the golf “I probably had 18 clubs, course was carried by a two dozen balls, a sweat- PGA Tour rules official. If er in there,” he said. “The the flagstick was removed weather looks good on Sun- from the cup, it was han- day. I’ll take out the um- dled by another rules offi- brella and take as many cial. balls as I need.” And the four players — Golf in Palm Beach Rory McIlroy and Dustin County only opened a few Johnson against Rickie weeks ago, and strict poli- Fowler and Matthew Wolff cies are in place: arriving — carried their own bags 20 minutes before the tee in the charity Skins game time; flagsticks in the hole; at Seminole Golf Club in no raking bunkers; and Juno Beach, Florida. devices, such as foam noo- This was important to dle, that keep players from McIlroy, who didn’t like reaching into the bottom of the alternative of million- the cup (typically 4 inches) aires zipping around in to retrieve their golf balls. their own carts. With only four elite play- “I was a bit against that ers, PGA Tour rules official because I think if this is Stephen Cox said Satur- going to be the first time day the county is allowing showcasing golf, trying to the noodle to be removed, get out of this COVID-19 and players can arrive an era, I think it’s a good way hour ahead of time for the to show you can socially “TaylorMade Driving Re- distance by carrying your lief” exhibition. own bag and getting a bit As for the golf? of exercise,” McIlroy said Mike Tirico, who hosted this week on the McKellar the NBC telecast begin- Journal podcast. “Instead ning at 2 p.m. EDT from of sitting in a cart, jump- his home office in Mich- FILE PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS ing on and off, it’s a good igan, might have said it image for the game seeing Dustin Johnson (left) and Rory McIlroy (right) took on Rickie Fowler and Matthew Wolff in a four tour pros out there GOLF, B2 charity skins match at Seminole Golf Club Sunday afternoon. Races resume for NASCAR DARLINGTON, S.C. vision, NASCAR had its (AP) — Ready or not, NA- health plan approved in SCAR is back, but without South Carolina and North fans, flyovers or commer- Carolina and released an cialism. Darlington Race- aggressive revised sched- way opened its 70-year-old ule. gates so engines in the Sunday marks the first stock car series could roar of 20 races across seven again and the revenue Southern states between flow would resume. now and June 21. All eyes NASCAR’s return start- will be on NASCAR and ed Sunday morning as its protocols — represen- teams began filing into tatives from IndyCar and Darlington at designated the NFL’s Carolina Pan- arrival times. A check- thers, among others — point at the gate allowed were expected to observe pre-approved personnel the screening process Sun- into the infield after a day. health screening. There The first event is called is no exiting once inside the “The Real Heroes 400” NASCAR’s designated and is dedicated to health footprint, all part of a me- care workers fighting the ticulously planned health coronavirus pandemic. protocol. The names of health care NASCAR chose Darling- workers across the coun- ton, the oldest speedway try have been substitut- on the Cup circuit, as the ed for the drivers’ name safest place to restart the above the door on each of season after eight events the 40 cars. were postponed and the The health care workers series sat idle for 10 will give the command to PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS weeks. Facing a financial start the engines. Cars approach the starting line in front of empty stands to start the NASCAR Cup Series auto collapse if live races didn’t race Sunday. get going on national tele- NASCAR, B2 Uncertainty Pats remains over sign return to Dalton youth sports Keene ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS fraught with questions, from the health of every- The Patriots have signed Konrad Ott and some one who attends to the of the parents with his tight end Dalton Keene, ethics of potentially put- leaving only one member Northern California girls ting children in harm’s volleyball club skipped a of their 2020 draft class un- way in the name of getting signed. popular Florida tourna- back to business. ment that is now post- Keene, a third-round “Obviously, there’s two pick out of Virginia Tech, poned. They could soon sides to this story,” said face a similar decision appeared in 39 games Rob Worstenholm, whose during three seasons with about a national event in youth baseball tourna- Dallas. the Hokies, totaling 59 re- ment in suburban St. Lou- ceptions for 748 yards and A boys baseball tourna- is with social-distancing ment organizer in the St. eight touchdowns. He rep- alterations for 50 teams resents the Patriots’ latest Louis area generated de- or so was among the first bate by staging an event move to replace Rob Gron- sports activities of any kowski, who retired follow- less than a week after the kind since the shutdown Missouri governor cleared ing the 2018 season but will in March. “I mean, 50% of return next season to join such gatherings. the people hate me. But These scenarios play- Tom Brady in Tampa Bay. the other 50%, I could PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS Lenoir-Rhyne safety and ing out across the nation have run for president.” illustrate how a return second-round pick Kyle The Amateur Athletic Youth baseball player Carter Herrin, 13, dawns a mask during a tour- Dugger is New England’s to youth sports amid the nament in Missouri earlier this month. Only a few players and coach- coronavirus pandemic is only unsigned pick from YOUTH, B2 es wore masks during the tournament. last month’s draft. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MAY 18, 2020 Questions loom for return to youth sports

YOUTH ception of risk, according to From B1 Scott Kretchmar, professor emeritus of exercise and Union was planning to sports science at the Penn proceed with a volleyball State College of Health event it has touted as the and Human Development. world’s largest, scheduled “The ethical issue comes for June in Orlando, Flor- in about necessary risks ida. An event that drew and unnecessary risks,” nearly 3,000 teams last Kretchmar said. “And year had about 500 en- if waiting another two trants when it was post- months removes an im- poned Friday and moved portant, unnecessary risk, to mid-July. then you might argue let’s Ott’s Absolute Volleyball wait two months, let’s wait Club included six of the three months until the risk hundreds of teams that is more tolerable rather withdrew even as the AAU than pushing the enve- PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS spent two weeks saying lope.” Crew members of driver Kyle Busch wait beside his car before the start of the NASCAR Cup Se- the event would be held With the AAU’s postpone- ries Sunday afternoon. with temperature checks, ment, the next major event no handshakes and plen- for volleyball clubs around ty of space between courts the country is a USA Vol- at the sprawling Orange leyball tournament in Dal- NASCAR makes return with County Convention Cen- las in late June. The event ter. is on for now, although Ott While some clubs said said he’s already leaning organizers didn’t make it against traveling with masks, no fans at Darlington clear what would happen any of his club’s teams. if a player, coach or par- For many clubs, the AAU NASCAR very seriously.” Participants are not be- know this pandemic has ent tested positive for the and USA Volleyball events From B1 Darlington is hosting ing screened for COVID-19 impacted all of you and coronavirus, Ott’s issue wrap up the season. three events over four but will undergo tempera- the communities in which was the plan to allow each “I would say that those “These heroes will sig- days. Roughly 900 people ture checks as they enter you live. NASCAR has team’s group to be twice are high-risk events,” said nal that NASCAR has re- have been approved to be Darlington and through- been, and will always be, as large as he thought it Dr. Richard Pan, a pedia- turned, bringing back the inside the gates, and all out the day. Drivers must about our passionate race needed to be. trician and state senator in intense competition and are considered essential. isolate until they are fans and the community Politics are at play as California. “You’re drawing side-by-side racing we’ve Teams were allowed 16 called to their cars, and of racing to which we all well, with California Gov. people from so many dif- all missed,” NASCAR employees per car, includ- everyone including crews belong. Gavin Newsom, a Demo- ferent parts of the country. President Steve Phelps ing the driver and owner. must wear a face mask, “We look forward to the crat, taking a more cau- And some of these areas wrote in a letter to fans But most owners gave up including drivers at least day we can return with tious approach than Gov. may have a higher rate of released Sunday morning. their slot because they are until they get in their cars. fans at the track, but until Ron DeSantis, his Republi- this disease and others. “Our drivers, race teams either over the age of 65 “While activity lead- such time our promise to can counterpart in Florida. But now we’re going to and officials have been ea- and at high risk for the ing up to the race will you remains the same — “I know my families are take all those people, bring gerly awaiting the oppor- new coronavirus, or their feel different, the minute to put forth the best race very wary about traveling them to one place, have tunity to get back to the role at the track is not the green flag drops, our and racing experience pos- to states that have, they’re them mixed together.” race track and we want to considered critical to the drivers and crews will be sible every time we hit the trying to rush to open,” Ott Worstenholm’s baseball assure you that we have competition or broadcast back to doing what they do race track.” said. “My families were tournament last week- taken the return to racing of the event. best,” Phelps wrote. “We just really apprehensive, end ended up with about as was I, about getting a quarter of the teams he on an airplane and flying usually attracts. He antic- across country, the hotels, ipates keeping for now so- Golf returns at Seminole with cial distancing measures the food. It just seems like a lot to get done in a pretty that include separating short amount of time.” players and parents, put- four-player Skins match Before the postponement, ting the home plate um- Tony Carrow of the Ne- pire behind the pitcher’s mound and spraying base- birdies and eagles that inole, the Donald Ross in the world, has won four braska Elite club said his GOLF balls with disinfectant. goes to healthcare workers, design along the Atlantic majors. Johnson played parents were comfortable From B1 And “unless something and PGA Tour Charities Ocean that has hosted the with him at three of those with what they thought was a low infection rate in blows up,” he is planning best. has an online donation pro- game’s best for nearly a victories. They had talked the Orlando area. In one events with higher num- “Someone gets over a gram during the telecast. century but has never been about playing together as of the club’s age groups, bers of teams most week- ball, and we don’t know For the television audi- seen on TV. a team in the Zurich Clas- opinions were split on two ends through the summer. the outcome,” said Tirico, ence, it’s about golf. “Within the golf commu- sic before the pandemic teams, so they were com- “I love to see kids play,” referring to the void on This will be the first live nity, the golf course is a shut down golf. bined into one. Worstenholm said. “But television filled with re- action on TV since the open- big part of why people are The PGA Tour has had “We had a very strong I’ve never seen anything runs of historic moments ing round of The Players excited about it,” McIlroy 10 tournaments canceled voice from certain parents like this. It was like a joy in sport. Championship on March said on the podcast. “The or postponed since the last that they wanted their times a hundred. It wasn’t The relevant outcome is 12 — Hideki Matsuyama Walker Cup is there next one completed, the Arnold kids to go,” Carrow said. just kids being happy money for coronavirus re- started with a 63. And it year. It’s four of the best Palmer Invitational. “They want to get back to because they’re playing lief. UnitedHealth Group will be the first of back-to- players in the world, not “It’s definitely exciting living their life.” baseball. It was way be- is pledging $3 million. back Sundays of golf on TV. two of the best and two just to play,” Johnson said. Since physical risk is yond that.” McIlroy and Johnson’s On May 24, Tiger Woods NFL players. It’s a pure “Obviously with no live inherent in most youth The adults have to weigh “earnings” go to the Amer- and Peyton Manning play golf match.” sports really on right now, sports, the question of when, and where, that re- ican Nurses Foundation. Phil Mickelson and Tom All four players have en- I think the world needs playing your children in a turn to play can happen. Fowler and Wolff are play- Brady in a match at Med- dorsements with Taylor- something to watch, so I pandemic turns to the per- ing for the CDC Founda- alist with $10 million going Made, the sponsor of the think hopefully we can tion. Farmers Insurance is to COVID-19 relief. exhibition. go out and put on a good pledging $1 million toward One difference is Sem- McIlroy, the No. 1 player show.” TODAY IN SPORTS

Football still possible during May 18 2004 — Randy Johnson becomes 1920 — Man o’ War, ridden by Clar- the oldest pitcher in major league ence Kummer, wins the Preakness history to throw a perfect game, retir- Stakes by 1½ lengths over Upset. ing all 27 hitters to lead the Arizona 1931 — Fifteen-year-old Eddie Arcaro Diamondbacks over the Atlanta virtual semester in California rides his first race, finishing sixth, at Braves 2-0. Bainbridge Park, Ohio. 2008 — Boston’s Paul Pierce and 1957 — Bold Ruler, ridden by Eddie Cleveland’s LeBron James combine Arcaro, wins the Preakness Stakes for 86 points in Game 7 of the East- by two lengths over Iron Liege. It’s ern Conference semifinals. James the sixth and last time Arcaro wins outscores Pierce 45-41 in the the Preakness. shootout, but Boston advances with 1968 — Forward Pass wins the a 97-92 win. Preakness Stakes by six lengths to 2013 — Oxbow, ridden by Hall of give Calumet Farm a record seven Fame jockey Gary Stevens, leads wins in by an owner in the race. Judy from start to finish to win the Preak- Johnson becomes the first female ness. It’s the sixth Preakness victory trainer to saddle a horse for the for Hall of Fame trainer D. Wayne Preakness. Her horse, Sir Beau, fin- Lukas and 14th Triple Crown victory, ishes seventh in the field of 10. the most in horse racing history. 1971 — The Montreal Canadiens 2008 — Big Brown, ridden by Kent beat the Chicago Blackhawks 3-2 in Desormeaux, charges to the lead the seventh game to win the Stanley turning for home and then cruises Cup. down the stretch to win the Preak- 1985 — Patricia Cooksey becomes ness Stakes. The colt, named for the first female jockey to compete in UPS, wins by 5 1/4 lengths over the Preakness Stakes. Tank’s Pros- Macho Again. The undefeated colt pect wins the race and Cooksey’s tries to become the first to win thor- mount, Tajawa, finishes sixth in the oughbred racing’s first Triple Crown in field of 11. 30 years in three weeks at Belmont. 1990 — Edmonton’s Jari Kurri 2011 — Dirk Nowitzki shows no rust FILE PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS becomes the leading goal scorer in from a nine-day layoff, making 10 of Stanley Cup history when he scores his first 11 shots and an NBA play- If coronavirus disruptions cause Power Five teams to play more or only conference games, his 90th postseason goal in the first off-record 24 straight free throws on stretched athletic budgets could face huge holes. period of Game 2 of the finals the way to 48 points, leading the Dal- against Boston. Kurri adds two more las Mavericks to a 121-112 victory goals as the Oilers beat the Bruins over the Oklahoma City Thunder in SAN DIEGO (AP) — The cause it envisions a fall ment was misconstrued by football opener as sched- 7-2. Game 1 of the Western Conference 1996 — Louis Quatorze carries Pat final. California State University schedule that includes a some people who thought uled,” Wicker said. “I don’t Day to the jockey’s third straight 2012 — Hall of Famer Johnny system’s plan for a mostly hybrid model of classes, in fall sports would be can- think anyone will be able to Preakness Stakes victory. Louis Qua- Petraglia becomes the first player in virtual fall semester due to which some students will be celed. answer that question with torze, 16th in the Kentucky Derby, Professional Bowlers Association his- the coronavirus pandemic on campus for in-person in- “We’re going to have stu- 100% certainty, but we’re runs 1 3-16 miles in 1:53 2-5 to tory to win a national or senior tour equal the race record set by Tank’s title in six decades, beating Ron doesn’t necessarily close the struction such as labs while dents on campus,” Wicker going to plan. Prospect in 1985. Mohr 220-204 in the PBA Senior door on football at its three other classes will be held said. “Again, I think we’re go- 1997 — Chris Johnson makes an Dayton Classic. The 65-year-old schools that play in the far- online. July 7 is the target date ing to play our schedule. 8-foot par putt on the second playoff Petraglia won the first of his 14 PBA flung Mountain West Con- NCAA President Mark for bringing back football We have contracts. One hole to win the LPGA championship national tour titles in 1966 in Fort over Leta Lindley. It’s the third playoff Smith, Ark., at the age of 19. Dick ference. Emmert said recently that players because it is the of the hard things is, 41 in the championship since the tour- Weber also won PBA titles in six San Diego State is looking campuses must be open “in start of the second summer states have an FBS team nament began in 1955, and the first decades, but his mark includes a at having football players one fashion or another” in session. in their state. Are all 41 since 1970. PBA regional title. return to campus no earlier order to have sports this fall. SDSU is scheduled to open states going to be in the 2002 — War Emblem, ridden by Vic- 2014 — California Chrome wins the tor Espinoza, holds off fast-closing Preakness in dramatic fashion, out- than July 7 and is making Wicker said SDSU had the season at home against same place Aug. 29 or Sept. long shot Magic Weisner by running Ride On Curlin, to keep alive plans to play the season as been planning for a hybrid FCS Sacramento State on 5? Those are the types of three-quarters of a length to win the his bid for horse racing’s first Triple scheduled, athletic director model, no matter what, and Sept. 5. questions that will have Preakness Stakes and set up a shot Crown since 1978. The chestnut John David Wicker said. feels that CSU Chancellor “We’re going to plan that to be addressed as we get at the Triple Crown. Trainer Bob Baf- colt, ridden by Victor Espinoza, cov- fert gets a third shot at a Triple ers the 1 3-16th mile course in SDSU is proceeding be- Timothy White’s announce- we are going to play our closer to the season.” Crown in the last six years. 1:54.84. MONDAY, MAY 18, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 POLICE/FIRE

LYNN A report of a breaking and a.m. Saturday on State Street. a suspicious person, dressed in entering at 9:47 a.m. Friday at A caller reported kids were camo, was yelling at customers Arrests 140 Union St.; at 2:51 p.m. Fri- playing on the roof and was going in and out of the ATM. Po- day at 13 Gardiner St. concerned for their safety at lice reported the man was sent Shercora Baker, 37, of 22 6:25 p.m. Saturday on Taft away. Warren St., was arrested and Gunshots Street. Police reported the kids’ A report of a neighborhood charged with disorderly con- mother yelled for them to get dispute at 5:25 p.m. Friday at duct and assault and battery A report of a gunshot at 8:53 off the roof. p.m. Friday at 67 Curwin Circle; 301 Lowell St. A caller reported on a police officer at 2:30 a.m. A report of a social distancing the new residents were cutting Saturday. at 9:45 p.m. Friday at Harwood violation at 7:13 p.m. Saturday and N Common streets. down trees and may have been Rafael Dejesus, 32, was on Fort Sewall Lane. A caller throwing the wood into the arrested and charged with reported kids had jumped the wetlands. Police reported the Theft gate and were walking around daytime breaking and enter- resident was clearing brush on Fort Sewall. Police spoke with PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing for a felony, possession of A report of a larceny at 7:52 their property. the three youths. Protesters gather outside the Glynn County a burglarious instrument, and p.m. Saturday at AL Prime Ener- A woman reported she found A report of kids playing foot- Courthouse during a rally to protest the shoot- on warrant charges of larceny gy at 423 Boston St. a parakeet on her front steps from a building and receiving ball at 2:44 a.m. Sunday on ing of Ahmaud Arbery. Norman Street. A caller report- at 7:40 p.m. Friday at 3901 a stolen credit card at 10:17 Vandalism Woodbridge Road. The woman a.m. Friday. ed a group of kids was playing said she would hold onto the Michael Jamieson, 35, of A report of vandalism at football outside. The kids told bird until its owner called the 31 Waldeck St., Dorchester, 4:44 p.m. Friday at 11 Linwood police they were “just playing a Local prosecutors police. The owner called and was arrested and charged with Place; at 4:17 a.m. Saturday at game of catch.” The crowd was disorderly conduct, assault and 22 Newhall St. dispersed. was told where the bird was. battery on a person 60-plus/ A report of gunshots at 9:06 now being probed disabled and assault and bat- MARBLEHEAD Theft p.m. Friday on Aderene Road. tery on a police officer at 2:13 A caller reported gunshots, but A report of a larceny/forgery/ police said the noise was from p.m. Friday. Accidents fraud at 1:02 p.m. Friday on in Georgia deaths Leroy Nelson, 38, of 12 thunder. Westledge Road. A caller re- A report of suspicious activity Hudson St., was arrested on a A report of a motor vehicle ported identity theft. Someone ATLANTA (AP) — pause, “Travis!” courtesy booking at 2:43 p.m. crash at 8:23 a.m. Saturday at at 8:45 p.m. Saturday at 8 Win- There was an abundance Moments later, Arbery is had filed for unemployment ter St. A caller wanted to speak Friday. Pleasant and Bessom streets. under his name that morning of evidence when officers shot. with police about his neighbor Steven Sao, 29, of 121 High and he had been alerted about arrived at the scene on According to the police Rock St., was arrested and Assaults the fraud. taking his picture. a February afternoon in report, Gregory McMi- charged with assault and bat- A caller reported boat elec- coastal Georgia: A man, chael said he saw a person tery with a dangerous weapon A report of an assault at 5:34 Fire p.m. Friday on Turner Road. Two tronics were stolen at 12:33 apparently unarmed, ly- he suspected of burglary and armed robbery at 8:48 people were reportedly drunk p.m. Saturday on Marion Road. ing on the street, soaked “hauling ass” down the p.m. Saturday. A report of a fire at 7:18 and fighting. One person was in blood. The suspected street. He ran inside his Sean Shanahan, of 124 p.m. Saturday at 42 Sabino shooter, a shotgun, eye- taken to Salem Hospital. PEABODY house, calling for his son Green St., was arrested and Farm Road. A caller reported a witnesses. And video of white house was on fire. Police Travis. The two grabbed charged with parole/probation the incident. their guns, hopped into a Complaints Arrest reported the homeowner was violation at 8:48 p.m. Saturday. But no arrests were pickup truck and chased burning leaves. The fire was ex- A caller reported he was rid- Fabio Jose Santos-Perriera, made in the death of him. tinguished. Accidents ing his bike through the Ocean 32, of 55 Pulaski St., was ar- 25-year-old Ahmaud Ar- Gregory McMichael told Avenue area at 12:11 p.m. Fri- rested on a warrant at 1:34 A caller reported an outside bery for more than two police they wanted to talk A report of a motor vehicle day when a wall at the end of p.m. Sunday. trash barrel was smoking at months, not until after to Arbery and tried to cor- crash at 1:40 p.m. Friday at Corinthian Lane collapsed. The 10:11 p.m. Saturday at 17 video of the shooting in ner him, but he began to Lawton and Western avenues; contractor responded to secure Accidents Wahtera Road. Police reported Brunswick surfaced and “violently attack” Travis at 4:43 p.m. Friday at 11 Lin- the site. the barrel fire was extinguished. stoked a national uproar McMichael, the report wood Place; at 6:07 p.m. Fri- A caller reported someone A report of a motor vehicle over race relations. says. The two fought over day on the Lynnway at the Ro- had gone through her unlocked crash at 11:16 a.m. Saturday Theft Local prosecutors are the shotgun, and Arbery tary; at 6:27 p.m. Friday at 601 car, but nothing was taken at at Route 128 North and 310 now under investigation A caller reported a person was shot. The McMichaels Boston St.; at 12:15 a.m. Sat- 1:13 p.m. Friday on Sheldon Lowell St. for their handling of the claimed self-defense. stole a pack of cigarettes from urday at Suffolk and Washing- Road. case. And a newly appoint- The father and son were Town Variety, 116 Central St., ton streets; at 9:55 a.m. Satur- A caller reported kids were Breaking and Entering ed investigative agency questioned, and police day at Commercial Street and at 8:12 p.m. Saturday. Derek and prosecutor must un- digging in the sand and felt it A report of a breaking and called the district attor- Neptune Boulevard; at 2:54 was unsafe at 3:17 p.m. Friday Smith, 49, of 63 Andover St., tangle the criminal inves- ney’s office, where Grego- p.m. Saturday at 149 Chatham entering at 7:12 a.m. Satur- was summoned for shoplifting tigation, build a case and on Ocean Avenue. The caller re- day at Fairweather Apartments ry McMichael had worked St.; at 4:04 p.m. Saturday at ported the kids were digging in by asportation and trespassing. make up for lost time. for more than two decades, 80 Essex St.; at 6:12 p.m. Sat- at 20 Central St. A caller re- Among the questions: the sand piles in the parking lot ported someone had entered for legal advice. They were urday at 601 Boston St. and were making tunnels. SWAMPSCOTT Did shooting suspect Tra- released. her apartment overnight while vis McMichael and his fa- A report of a motor vehicle A caller reported kids were Meanwhile, Arbery’s she was asleep on the couch. ther, Gregory, both white, hit and run crash at 5:31 p.m. jumping on containers at the Accidents mother got a call from an The suspect reportedly took a get special treatment Friday at 12 Acorn St.; at 9:20 track and said they might get investigator. $100 bill. because the elder McMi- a.m. Saturday at Broad and hurt at 3:26 p.m. Friday on Vil- A report of a motor vehicle “He went on to say that chael had been a longtime Silsbee streets; at 10:08 a.m. lage Street. crash at 1:29 p.m. Saturday at Ahmaud was involved in a Complaints investigator at the Bruns- Saturday on Elm Street. A report of a suspicious call Elmwood and Thomas roads. burglary, and in the midst wick Circuit District At- A report of a police motor ve- at 12:27 a.m. Saturday on Flint A report of a suspicious sub- of the burglary he was hicle crash at 8:57 p.m. Friday Street. A caller reported she re- stance at 4:45 p.m. Friday at Complaints torney’s office? Did inves- tigators treat the shooting confronted by the home- at Washington Street and West- ceived a call from a man with a Town Variety at 116 Central St. owner, and in the midst of A report of a disturbance at as a potential murder, or ern Avenue. New Jersey number who said he A caller reported finding a sus- that confrontation, there 12:38 p.m. Saturday on Ingalls as a justifiable homicide? A report of a motor vehicle “saw her on Instagram and she picious substance in a ziploc was a fight over the fire- crash with personal injury at 1 is so beautiful.” The man said bag, which he picked up and Terrace; at 12:57 p.m. Satur- And might the outcome have been different if Ar- arm and Ahmaud was p.m. Saturday at Boston and he would be at her house mo- put in his car. Police reported day at 50 Crescent St.; at 2:06 shot and killed,” Wanda Hamilton streets; at 10:28 p.m. mentarily. She thought it was a the bag, which contained small p.m. Saturday at 56 Elmwood bery weren’t black? l Cooper-Jones told The As- Saturday at Boston and New robocall, but was “freaked out cotton balls, was thrown out. Road. sociated Press. Park streets. enough” to call the police. A report of suspicious activity A caller reported a coyote The 911 operator sound- ed confused by the caller’s She repeated that story A caller reported two drones at 5:20 p.m. Friday at TD Bank attacked their cat at 7:02 p.m. to her family. Breaking and Entering were flying in the area at 10:21 at 10 Main St. A caller reported Saturday at 36 Ocean Ave. description of a purport- ed crime: A man was in a l house under construction. Law enforcement in “You said someone’s Brunswick has a check- breaking into it right ered history, and over the Biden tries to ease fears about his age now?” past decade police have “No, it’s all open. It’s un- faced numerous lawsuits WASHINGTON (AP) — seems to be interested in.” der construction,” the call- and increasing scrutiny. Joe Biden has longed to Biden might also change er says, “And he’s running In 2010, two officers win the White House for his mind and decide to run right now. There he goes fired eight bullets into more than three decades. for reelection if he unseats right now.” an unarmed woman’s car If he finally makes it there Trump. That still might The dispatcher says after a chase, killing her. after November’s election, not insulate him from a she’ll send police, but “I An investigation found he’s already talking about progressive primary chal- just need to know what he neither of the officers leaving. lenge, though. was doing wrong.” checked on her condition In an effort to ease con- “Even if Biden wins and A second call comes in afterward — instead their cerns about his age, the says he’s going to run in six minutes later: “I’m in-car cameras caught 77-year-old presumptive 2024, he’s absolutely go- out here in Satilla Shores. them comparing their Democratic nominee has ing to be challenged from There’s a black male run- shooting skills. said he wouldn’t seek re- within the party,” said Eric ning down the street.” One of those officers election if his mental or Hauser, who was press The operator is trying to later killed his estranged physical health declined. secretary for Bill Brad- get more details when a wife and her friend before He has also referred to ley’s primary run in 2000 man yells, “Stop. ... Dam- dying in a standoff with himself as a “transition against Al Gore, who had nit. Stop.” Then, after a police. candidate,” acting as a FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS been Bill Clinton’s vice bridge to a younger gener- president for eight years ation of leadership. Democratic presidential candidate former Vice and was seen by many as Kindness comes one Biden is rarely known President Joe Biden has said he wouldn’t seek his natural successor. “The for sticking to a script, reelection if his mental or physical health de- left has felt like it got hood- and the comments are ev- clined. winked twice, in ’16 and slice of pizza at a time idence of his candid style. now. They feel overlooked.” But they’re also contrib- abeth Warren could broad- shortly after Reconstruc- Gilberto Hinojosa, chair- NEW YORK (AP) — have time to sit and eat.” uting to intense specula- en Biden’s appeal among tion. President Lyndon B. man of the Texas Demo- Before the pandemic, The Singhs, including tion about who is best po- progressives, the 70-year- Johnson declined to seek a cratic Party, said Biden’s Shalinder Singh spent 12-year-old Arjun and sitioned to lead the party old Massachusetts sena- second, full term in 1968, choice of running mate Sundays at his gurdwara, 14-year-old Baani, have after him. tor wouldn’t be the face of but was already in office will have to fill twin roles. helping serve a community delivered more than 1,000 “We do have a longer a new generation many in five years by then because That person would need to meal for 300 people or more pizzas since early April, bench as Democrats, a the party are seeking. That of John F. Kennedy’s as- continue to move the coun- at the Sikh place of worship with no plans to slow younger bench in terms might be an advantage for sassination. try away from the Trump in suburban Detroit. down. They drive as much of elected leadership all younger contenders, such There’s also no guaran- era “if something were to Now, he’s all about pizza. as an hour to spread their across the country,” said as California Sen. Kamala tee that Biden’s running happen while he’s still in Singh and his family pizza love once a week, as Harris, 55, or Minnesota Democratic strategist L. mate will be the immedi- office” or later “if Biden have paid for and deliv- Singh continues to run his Sen. Amy Klobuchar, 59. ate president-in-waiting Joy Williams, chairwoman decides to retire and pass ered hundreds of pies to business, which is classi- It’s an awkward dynam- he envisions. Biden has of Higher Heights PAC, the baton.” hospitals, police stations fied as essential. which promotes and sup- ic for Biden, whose lead in pledged to pick a woman, “I think the stakes are and fire departments “We’re trying to go to ports African American the Democratic primary but virtually no one un- already really high, no since the gurdwara sus- areas that aren’t getting women as candidates and coincided with the onset der active consideration is matter how you look at it,” pended in-person services. much food,” Singh said. officeholders. of a pandemic, making it likely to satisfy all Demo- Hinojosa said. Biden has not ruled out harder to establish him- crats. That raises the pros- Republicans could also They wanted to carry on In New York, 25-year-old running for a second term, self as the party’s unques- pect of a primary battle in face similar tumult. If a tenet of their faith: help- Japneet Singh, a fellow in part because such an tioned leader. He can ill 2024 if he steps aside. Trump secures a second ing others through lan- Sikh, also thought of pizza explicit pledge would im- afford chatter about who Republican pollster Chris term, Vice President Mike gar, the communal meal for under-resourced hospi- mediately render him a might succeed him when Wilson said Biden might Pence would seem to be shared by all who come. tals and overworked, min- lame duck in Washington, he still faces a competitive elevate several younger a natural successor. But “It just popped up in my imum wage employees in where political capital will race against President Democrats to Cabinet po- there are plenty of other mind, this is the time to the crosshairs of the virus. be needed to manage the Donald Trump in the fall. sitions to deliberately set Republicans with pres- take care of the heroes in After college graduation coronavirus recovery. There are few historic up “almost a hand-picked idential ambitions who the front,” said Singh, the and some time in corpo- But the question of his precedents for a presi- primary pool rather than a could be more attractive if 40-year-old owner of a pet rate life, he most recently long-term prospects looms dent opting against re- single candidate he tries to Trump becomes unpopu- products company. “I spoke worked as a field super- over his candidacy, espe- election. None has passed hand things off to.” lar at the end of a second to a couple of doctors and visor for the U.S. Census cially as he considers his up a chance at a second That, Wilson said, term, which often happens they said pizza is the best Bureau and drove an Uber options for vice president. term after just four years “would still be the kind of to presidents after eight because they’re working 12 on the side while search- While someone like Eliz- in the White House since legacy-building move he years in office. to 16 hours and they don’t ing for his passion. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MAY 18, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Parents struggle to do what’s best for tormented daughter DEAR ABBY: My her, she was NOT OBLI- 53-year-old daughter is Dear Abby is written by Abigail GATED to do so. Your an addict. First it was marriage is over. Let it go! alcohol, then hard drugs Van Buren, also known as Jeanne and opioids. This has Phillips, and was founded by her DEAR ABBY: With been going off and on for mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact the stay-at-home order 40 years. still in place in many She hit bottom recently. Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. states, take-out or deliv- She became homeless Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. ery is the only option for and ended up in a wom- nights when we don’t en’s shelter in another want to cook. How much state. She says she’s been should we be tipping the clean about six months. on, when she asks, remind have told me. I worked people who deliver our The shelter helped her her that she already IS around the first guy. Who food? With sites like find a place to live, and home, in the place the peo- knows what he told the Grubhub, which offer she draws a disability ple from the shelter helped other airmen behind my free delivery, do these check, so she has every- her to find. Her troubles back? I also asked very drivers/deliverers get thing she needs. have nothing to do with personal questions of her paid? I feel bad for some- She constantly contacts you. They are the result of dad, which I now regret. one coming to my house me and her father saying the life she created for her- My question is, was she and leaving a bag of food she wants to come home. self. You already know right or should she have on my doorstep, and I We have helped her to the that enabling her hasn’t told me? want to make sure they point of mental, physical worked. The time has are compensated. How and financial exhaustion, come for you and your UPSET PERSON IN much would be a reason- and we just can’t go there husband to take better THE EAST able tip? again. It’s the most diffi- care of yourselves. cult thing we’ve ever gone DEAR UPSET PER- LIKES MY through. We know we DEAR ABBY: My ex- SON: I doubt that the per- DELIVERY shouldn’t continue to en- wife and I separated af- son who worked with you able her, but if we don’t, ter 56 years of marriage. on the air base would have DEAR LIKES: The we feel like terrible par- I recently found out she spent much time bragging Grubhub website recom- ents. Any advice would be had been raped. Twice. about having raped, so mends a $5 or 20% tip — much appreciated. The first was somebody I please, stop obsessing whichever is greater. worked around at the air about what the person When you tip, the money TERRIBLE base. The second was by might have said. That your goes straight to the deliv- PARENTS IN her father to “teach her a wife was raped later by her ery drivers, as it should. INDIANA lesson” for getting raped own father must have been Some orders may include the first time. devastating. Both of the an ADDITIONAL deliv- DEAR PARENTS: You When I asked her about animals who abused her ery fee, but it is not a tip, already know what will it, she said it was none of belonged in jail. and drivers don’t receive happen if you cave in to my business because it That said, although your that money, so make sure your daughter’s begging to happened before we met, wife probably should have not to deduct it from the “come home.” From now but I think she should told you what happened to amount you tip. BRIDGE

The alarm did not help some players Strange things happen from time the ace and returned ... a heart! Bird to time at bridge tournaments. Once, ruffed, drew trumps and ran his di- during a power cut, we were forced to amonds, discarding all four of dum- play by candlelight. my’s club losers. On another occasion, David Bird, At another table in the event, who has written more bridge books East correctly worked out that West than anyone else, was the declarer wouldn’t lead declarer’s primary suit in today’s deal when the hotel fire unless he had a singleton ace. So, alarm went off. Everyone vacated after winning with the heart ace, he the playing room and moved into the gave West a diamond ruff. However, cold, dark parking lot. Bird feared then West tried to cash the heart that the defense would be perfect king, with fatal consequences for the when the game resumed, not a defense. thought characteristic of an English- Bill Hodgkiss found the best de- man. Chatting with one’s partner in fense. Knowing that he could give such circumstances just wouldn’t be his partner only one diamond ruff, at cricket. trick three he cashed the club ace. North’s responsive double was for Then he delivered the diamond ruff takeout, showing a decent hand with for down one. length in the unbid suits. If your partner leads declarer’s Bird need not have worried. Af- main suit at trick one, either he is ter leading the diamond ace, West short or he thinks you are short — or switched to a heart. East won with you need a new partner. MONDAY, MAY 18, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS

Bosom Buddies Decades, 4:30 p.m. Tom Hanks doing chest exercises in a skirt and wig while singing the Village People’s “Macho Man”? Tony Winning Actor Daveed Diggs Sold! Decades revives the ‘80s sitcom Bosom Bud- dies, starring Peter Scolari and the not-yet-movie- star as admen who pose as women to bag a cheap Headlines TNT’s “Snowpiercer” place at a ladies-only hotel. By Jeff Pfeiffer onboard before it departed, War Hero Mondays and who now spend their With the fearful, apocalyp- SundanceTV, beginning at 5 p.m. lives locked in the train’s tic feelings associated with Catch a Classic! Tail, far away from those en- today’s coronavirus pan- Continuing its May theme of airing movies about war joying life in First Class. demic, it at first might not When we meet Diggs’ char- and its aftermath, SundanceTV features a lineup seem like the ideal time to today including Henry Fonda and Robert Shaw in acter, Andre Layton, he is premiere a series like TNT’s among those in the Tail. In Battle of the Bulge(1965), back-to-back airings of Snowpiercer (premiering John Wayne in The Green Berets (1968) and Bruce his former life, Andre was a Sunday), a dystopian sci-fi homicide detective. Now, as Willis in In Country(1989). thriller set in a devastated The Bachelor Presents: Listen to Your Heart apparently the last surviving postapocalyptic world. person with such skills, he is ABC, 8 p.m. But with movies like Con- brought uptrain by the lead- Season Finale! tagion and Outbreak being ers of the Snowpiercer to help As the show’s first season comes to a close, only some of the most-streamed investigate a murder. one couple will be left standing at the end. movies by viewers these days, While Andre is “a staunch The Andy Griffith Show there seems to be a cathartic supporter of the Tail,” ac- MeTV, 8 p.m. release, and some hope, to be cording to Diggs, and does It’s all about Opie this week, with the theme of found in watching fictional not want to leave the others “Opie Dokie” and favorite episodes “Opie’s Charity” characters fight against dire behind, he is not given much (5/18), “Opie’s Hobo Friend” (5/19), “Mr. McBee- situations, as is the case with choice by those at the front of Vee” (5/20), “Opie the Birdman” (5/21) and “Three Snowpiercer. the Snowpiercer. Wishes for Opie” (5/22). “I think art is useful in a As a major character itself, The Voice: “Finale Part 1” few different ways,” offers more of the Snowpiercer is NBC, 8 p.m. Daveed Diggs, the Tony-win- also slowly uncovered as An- In the last phase of the competition, the final artists ning star of Hamilton who dre discovers other parts of headlines Snowpiercer and perform in front of coaches Kelly Clarkson, Nick Jo- the train during his investi- thinks the series has a vital nas, John Legend and Blake Shelton to compete for gation. And it’s not just the place, especially now. detective who is impressed as the title of The Voice. “One of those ways,” he con- Roswell, New Mexico: “American Woman” he explores this wider world tinues, “is that, particularly — Diggs, too, was amazed at The CW, 9 p.m. with science fiction, if we use what the series’ set designers As the layered alien drama’s second season contin- it as allegory for [our real kept coming up with. ues, scientist Liz (Jeanine Mason) reaches out for world], it allows us to exter- “Oh, man,” recalls the actor. help after her immigrant dad, Arturo (Carlos Com- nalize it a little bit so that we “The train keeps revealing it- pean), gets detained, and a cryptic message from can comment on it, so that we self. It’s pretty incredible, re- the past sends her friends to the reservation where can have conversations that ally, as an actor, because the Alex’s (Tyler Blackburn) mom was raised. don’t feel as personal. But we production design is kind of Celebrity IOU can still talk about the things fantastic. So, you would walk HGTV, 9 p.m. that are going on in our into these spaces just like, Season Finale! world. That’s one of the great ‘How did you do this?’ … It felt The Avengers’ Jeremy Renner becomes a real-life su- functions of science fiction. like every week I would show perhero to his mom, buying her an L.A. condo so she “The other [thing] about up and see new cars. I mean, can be closer to family. Property Brothers Drew and Snowpiercer,” Diggs adds, to the point where they kept Jonathan Scott help modernize the dated space. Be “is it’s actually really fun. … having to add more stages.” gone, mirrored walls! There’s a ton of really propul- While Season 1 of Snowpierc- Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own sive storytelling.” er was completed before the Words Based on a 1982 graphic nov- pandemic shut down many TV el and series producer Bong PBS, 9 p.m. productions, filming on the sec- Joon Ho’s cult 2013 film adap- ond season was suspended. But Take a rare look into the life and perspective of tation, Snowpiercer is set seven Diggs says, “We were almost Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas as he dis- years after Earth has become a done, so I’m not super worried cusses his life, legacy and legal theories. frozen wasteland. The gigantic about [finishing Season 2].” Pawn Stars: “Saints and Winners” Snowpiercer train has been In the meantime, he assures History, 10 p.m. created to house the remnants viewers that Season 1 offers When a customer comes in with items from Tony So- of humanity — or at least those “great action sequences, and prano’s wardrobe, can Rick make him an offer he privileged enough to be allowed espionage and mystery. I do can’t refuse, or will he fuhgetaboutit? Then, a pair aboard — and now perpetually think it will be enjoyable for of papal artifacts inspires Rick and Chum to mix circles the globe. folks. Also, we may be inside business with pleasure as they set off to Italy for a Those on the train also in- for quite a while. You’re going Roman holiday. Will the holy relics be the blessing clude the less privileged who to want to watch everything they’re hoping for? managed to fight their way at this point.”

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One minister said Germany has won wide the development of a vac- open. everything we could at Sunday that 17,200 peo- praise for its widespread cine. ’’We are facing a calcu- to acknowledge we finding a vaccine,” John- ple had been recruited to testing amid the pandem- The comments by Ital- lated risk, in the aware- may need to live son wrote in the Mail on be contact tracers. ic. Not all fans were happy ian Prime Minister Gi- ness ... that the epidemio- with this virus for Sunday newspaper. “There Coronavirus has infected about the restart, which useppe Conte and Brit- logical curve could go back remains a very long way over 4.6 million people and took place in empty stadi- ish Prime Minister Boris up,” Conte said late Satur- some time to come’ to go, and I must be frank killed more than 312,000 ums, but the games were Johnson came as nations day. “We are confronting Boris Johnson that a vaccine might not worldwide, according to broadcast widely around around the world and U.S. this risk, and we need to come to fruition.” a tally by Johns Hopkins the world. states are both struggling accept it, otherwise we England’s Johnson said Britain University that experts say Players were warned not with restarting economies would never be able to re- Prime Minister was taking “baby steps” under counts the true toll to spit, shake hands or hug blindsided by the pandem- launch.” toward reopening, “trying of the pandemic. The U.S. each other to celebrate ic. With 36 million newly Conte added that Italy to do something that has has reported over 88,000 goals. Team staff and sub- unemployed in the U.S. could “not afford” to wait damaged,” Conte said. never had to be done be- dead in the pandemic and stitutes wore masks on alone, economic pressures until a vaccine was devel- Italy’s economy is fore- fore — moving the country Europe has seen at least the bench, and balls and are building even as au- oped. 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TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Even as U.S. sanctions, unemployment, inflation and low oil prices batter the Iranian economy, there seems to be at least one refuge for investors. The Tehran Stock Exchange has seen gains of 225 percent in the last year, with sharp increases even as the country struggled with one of the first serious coronavirus outbreaks out- side of China. Encouraged by a government eager to privatize state-owned firms, av- erage people now have access to the market and can trade shares, earning returns they’d never see in a savings account or a certificate of deposit. But these rapid gains increasingly have analysts and experts worried about a growing stock market bubble, one that could be particularly dire and wipe away the earnings of the av- erage people flooding into the market. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “We have witnessed a very strange A man wearing a face mask to help curb the spread of the coronavirus rides a bicycle in front of an advertise- incident,” said Hossein Tousi, a mem- ment of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. ber of Iran’s Chamber of Commerce, speaking to 90eghtesadi.com, an Ira- nian economic review website. “As all markets have fallen, crude prices WHO urges world unity in hopes have fallen sharply, but in our mar- ket, the situation is upside-down. It is clear that it is a bubble.” Global stock markets have seen of making Tokyo Olympics safe rapid swings amid the coronavirus pandemic. The crisis has sent U.S. un- employment surging to 14.7 percent, GENEVA (AP) — The head ceremony is now due on July more than 200 teams are due to “It is too early to start spec- a level last seen during the Great of the World Health Organiza- 23, 2021, after the Internation- compete at the Tokyo Olympics. ulation on different scenarios Depression. Benchmark Brent crude tion said Saturday it will not al Olympic Committee and or- Most would be joined by team and what it may need at the prices, trading over $70 a barrel a be easy to make next year’s ganizers in Japan used WHO officials staying in an athletes time to guarantee this safe en- year ago, now hovers just over $20 a Tokyo Olympics a safe global advice in March before agree- village complex of 5,600 apart- vironment for all participants.” barrel as demand collapses amid an gathering after the pandemic. ing a one-year delay. ments at Tokyo Bay. Tedros and Bach signed a re- oversupplied market. Speaking at a joint news con- “We hope Tokyo will be a Health experts, including in newed working agreement be- But that hasn’t slowed in the Tehran ference with the IOC, the WHO’s place where humanity will Japan, have questioned how tween the two organizations, Stock Exchange. Founded in 1967, the director general Tedros Adha- gather with triumph against the 33-sport Olympics can be which aims to help promote market lists some 1,000 companies, nom Ghebreyesus called for COVID,” Tedros said at WHO run before an effective global sport to governments as part of including major firms like car manu- “national unity and global soli- headquarters. vaccine program is in place. an active and healthy lifestyle. facturer Iran Khodro. The bourse now darity” to fight the coronavirus “It is in our hands, but it is “Nobody can at this moment “The Olympics or athletics or has a market cap of more than $200 outbreak ahead of the Olympics. not easy. If we do our best, es- in time really give you a reli- football is not just for the ath- billion. And its daily 5 percent gains The Games, postponed this year, pecially with national unity able answer on how the world letes only,” Tedros said. “It has haven’t gone unnoticed by ordinary should bring athletes from more and global solidarity, I think will look like in July 2021,” to be a culture for everybody Iranians. than 200 countries to Japan. it’s possible,” he said. IOC president Thomas Bach and it has to be everybody’s re- “I visited the related office for sev- eral days to receive my Sejam code to The Summer Games opening Around 11,000 athletes from acknowledged. sponsibility.” get able to trade,” said Mohammad Reza Mansouri, who makes deliver- ies using his personal van. “The office As mosques open, virus fears are growing was crowded with people like me.” The exchange lists a half-million DAKAR, Senegal (AP) — It’s been a Ra- the number of confirmed cases nationwide active traders out of some 12 million madan unlike any other for Abdourah- exceeded 5,000. people who registered to buy and sell mane Sall, far from the mosque during the The warnings about resuming public stocks. Muslim holy month as coronavirus cases gatherings are being made worldwide — “An everyday 5 percent percent is mount. With only a little over a week left, but the stakes are particularly high in very sexy,” said Abdollah Rahmani, he decided joining thousands of others in West Africa, where countries with fewer a retired bank employee who trades tradition was worth the risk after author- hospitals and ventilators have been pri- stocks. ”What other market makes ities allowed prayers to resume. oritizing disease prevention as a public such a profit?” Men formed orderly lines outside the health strategy. As elsewhere, though, Even President Hassan Rouhani, be- Massalikul Jinaan mosque in Dakar as decisions here are starting to reflect an leaguered since U.S. President Donald they waited to receive hand sanitizer acknowledgement that the coronavirus Trump unilaterally withdrew America from his 2015 nuclear deal with world before entering while uniformed police crisis might last longer than some restric- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS powers, has pointed to the market as a watched on nearby. Inside, some 2,000 tions can be tolerated. rare bright spot for the country. Iran’s men set their prayer mats 1.5 meters A follower of the Senegalese Mou- “We must now learn to live in the pres- rial currency has fallen to 160,000 to apart while 3,000 others spread out into ride brotherhood, an order of Sufi ence of the virus, adapting our individual 1 against the U.S. dollar, as opposed to the courtyard of West Africa’s largest Islam, films with his smartphone as and collective behavior to the evolution he and others practice social dis- the 35,000 to $1 in 2015. mosque. of the pandemic,” Senegalese President “As Iran’s bourse has developed, (our “We are being careful but to be honest tancing as they attend Muslim Fri- Macky Sall said in an address announc- day prayers. enemies) become nervous and asked we cannot escape the virus,” said Sall, a ing the easing of several social distancing why the market is developing while 58-year-old tailor in a flowing orange tu- measures. mosques closed during Ramadan even as markets in the world are in chaos,” nic and face mask made of thick fabric. “If His speech came just hours after Sen- Rouhani said at a Cabinet meeting we abide by the precautions that health confirmed virus cases mount and testing egal marked its highest daily number of remains limited. The holy month is al- last month. This rise “is because of ef- officials tell us, then God will protect us.” newly confirmed cases since the crisis forts by all companies, business peo- ready a time of heightened spiritual devo- The World Health Organization has began here in early March, prompting ple and fortunately offering shares of tion for Muslims, and many say prayer is warned that as many as 190,000 Africans concerns that the easing was premature. big companies to the stock market.” could die from the coronavirus in the first now more important than ever. With a large diaspora population in Eu- The stock market rise in part takes year of the pandemic, and countless more Last week Niger and Senegal allowed rope, Senegal was among the first African root in how Iran’s economy has from other diseases as the continent’s lim- mass prayers to resume, and Liberia is countries to report COVID-19 cases as changed in the decades since its 1979 ited medical resources are stretched even reopening its houses of worship beginning citizens returned home, but it has main- Islamic Revolution. Immediately after further. Sunday. In Nigeria, Africa’s most popu- tained a relatively low death toll despite taking power, Iran’s Shiite theocracy But across West Africa, countries are lous nation, several states recently sig- having never enforced a total lockdown as seized large private industries, put- finding it increasingly difficult to keep naled the reopening of mosques even as other nations have. ting them in large trusts, or bonyads China goes after U.S. over more than $1B owed to the U.N.

UNITED NATIONS mismanagement of the said its acting deputy am- and the work of the secre- ing budget. early April, accusing the (AP) — China is going af- COVID-19 crisis, and this bassador, Yao Shaojun, tary-general.” The U.S. Mission spokes- U.N. health agency of fail- ter the United States over is yet another example.” spoke at a U.N. General The United States funds person, who was not au- ing to stop the virus from more than $1 billion that U.N. Secretary-General Assembly’s budget com- 25% of the regular U.N. thorized to speak public- spreading when it first the Trump administration Antonio Guterres said in mittee meeting Thurs- budget, while China pays ly, said the United States surfaced in China. He said owes the United Nations early April that the Unit- day titled “Improving the 12%. Of the 193 member recently made a payment the agency “must be held in unpaid dues for its reg- ed Nations faced a cash Financial Situation of nations, 91 had paid their of $726 million toward its accountable,’’ accusing the ular operating budget and crisis because of non-pay- the United Nations,” and dues in full as of May 13. peacekeeping assessment WHO of parroting Beijing. arrears for the separate ment of dues by member stressed the importance of China paid $336.78 mil- “and per practice will pay The U.S.-China dispute budget for the U.N.’s far- states, which has been ex- all U.N. member nations lion for the regular budget the bulk of its assessment over the WHO has blocked flung peacekeeping oper- acerbated by the coronavi- fulfilling their financial on May 1. at the end of the calendar the U.N. Security Council, ations. rus pandemic. obligations, citing the U.S. U.N. spokesman year.” the global organizations’s The unusual singling He said in a letter to the arrears. Stephane Dujarric said Because the U.S. fiscal most powerful body, from out of the U.S. non-pay- U.N.’s 193 member na- “Facing tremendous eco- Friday there is still $1.62 year runs from October to adopting any resolution ment by China’s U.N. mis- tions that “unpredictable nomic and fiscal pressure billion unpaid for the September, not January to on the pandemic. sion comes as President cash inflows, exacerbated from the COVID-19 out- U.N.’s 2020 regular bud- December, it has always China strongly supports Donald Trump continues by the global crisis posed break, China, the second get and $2.12 billion out- paid U.N. dues late in the the WHO and has insisted to accuse Beijing of not by the COVID-19 pan- largest contributor to the standing for the peace- year. the agency’s role in tack- being open about the coro- demic, seriously threaten” UN regular budget and keeping budget. He did The U.S.-China dispute ling the pandemic be in- navirus when cases were the U.N.’s ability to do its peacekeeping budget, has not give the U.S. arrears. has been escalating over cluded in any resolution. initially reported in De- work. He announced a managed to pay all as- China’s Yao called the the pandemic, which has The U.S. insists on making cember and early January. temporary hiring freeze sessed contributions in United States “the larg- circled the globe causing no mention of the WHO A U.S. Mission spokes- and urged all countries to full,” the mission quoted est debtor,” saying it owed over 300,000 deaths. and including a reference person said China “is ea- pay their past and present Yao as saying. “It shows about $1.16 billion to the Trump suspended U.S. to “transparency” on the ger to distract attention dues. China’s concrete support regular budget and $1.3 funding to the World coronavirus outbreak, from its cover-up and China’s U.N. Mission to the cause of the U.N. billion to the peacekeep- Health Organization in which China opposes. B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MAY 18, 2020

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