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FRIDAY, JULY 17, 2020 DEALS OF THE Saugus Question$DAY $in makes a SwampscottPG. 3 healthy is what’sDEALS OF THE choice next $afterDAY$ By Elyse Carmosino PG. 3 ITEM STAFF forum SAUGUS — It isn’t an easy task to be appoint- By David McLellan ed a town’s new Public ITEM STAFF Health director in the SWAMPSCOTT —DEALS Many of those who middle of a pandemic, but participated in a virtual community John Fralick III is up for forum with Select BoardOF THEmember Don the job. Hause still want him to resign or be re- As his rst week in called. $DAY$ the role comes to a close, The feeling wasn’t unanimous,PG. 3 howev- Fralick said he’s been able er, and others said more effort should to hit the ground running ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK be put into making real changes in in Saugus, which has been Lynn nurse Nicole Branzell is urging the public to remain vigilant about Swampscott — such as creating more without a full-time Public mask-wearing and other restrictions. affordable housing — instead of attack- Health director since Da- ing Hause. vid Greenbaum resigned Hause, who was accusedDEALS of calling the in February 2019. Black Lives Matter movement “liberal So far, much of Fralick’s ‘Wearing the mask is bull****” during anOF overheard THE dinner focus has remained on the conversation at Mission on the Bay, coronavirus pandemic and held a virtual community$DA forumY$ Tues- keeping the public safe, day, in which he answeredPG. 3 questions but he said he looks for- essential right now’ from some of his critics. ward to helping the town The Zoom meeting was held in the move forward on some of midst of an effort by some residents its pressing public health Lynn nurse urging public to follow safety guidelines to recall Hause, and people have been issues. standing outside Town Hall and the “(This week) we were By Gayla Cawley is used to seeing death, but she has been Swampscott Farmers Market gathering hitting the streets and ITEM STAFF astounded by how quickly people have been signatures for a recall election. making sure that ev- dying from COVID-19 over the past several LYNN — After helping a family connect Hause said the comments attributed eryone is following the months. to him are inaccurate. Nonetheless, the through FaceTime for the nal time before (COVID-19) guidelines Two of those recent deaths were especial- majority of those who joined the virtual that have been put forth two of their members died from the corona- ly personal for Branzell, a Revere resident meeting were critical. by the state,” Fralick said, virus, a Lynn nurse is urging the public to who has worked for All Care VNA & Hos- “We’re all in different stages of the who says he’s already be- remain vigilant about wearing masks and pice in Lynn for the last decade. learning process of becoming anti-racist, gun work on “streamlin- adhering to other restrictions. and it’s clear you are in the very early ing the department.” As a veteran nurse, Nicole Branzell, 45, NURSE, A3 Going forward, Fralick HAUSE, A2 said streamlining will be a big factor in accomplish- ing one of his primary COVID-19 goals, which is to make in- Raising up Lynn, Revere report formation more accessible new virus cases. A3 to residents. “Something that I’m go- in Lynn Opinion ing to prioritize is having Jourgensen: When a constant source of factu- About 50 members of summer said to al information versus hav- the Raise Up Massa- slow down. A4 ing to go through a bunch chusetts coalition of of different mediums to community groups, State get the information you faith-based organi- Baker faults decision need,” he said. “I think zations and labor to shift data collection from CDC. A6 that’s very important and unions, protested what we’re looking to do is against anticipated establish that line.” Sports cuts to the state bud- Luders hits the ground Before coming to Sau- get outside Lynn City gus, Fralick spent the last running with Navs. B1 Hall Thursday after- 10 years as the Health  noon. For additional Department director in MASCAC cancels Stoneham, where he over- photos, see LOOK! fall sports. B1 saw a department of more Page A8.  Finals set for Mass. Amateur title. B1 SAUGUS, A2 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Let there Salvation Army be lights at keeps on giving

By David McLellan Saugus park ITEM STAFF LYNN — Since expanding its food program to By Elyse Carmosino ve days a week in March, the Lynn Salvation ITEM STAFF Army has donated about 1.5 million meals during 43,000 visits to its 1 Franklin St. location. SAUGUS — World Series Park in Sau- According to Salvation Army organizer Captain gus has plans to install lights in the Kevin Johnson, the service — already the larg- Spring of 2021. est food pantry in Lynn — expanded in direct re- Most of the funds needed to complete the sponse to the COVID-19 pandemic. Johnson said project will be available next year, and a food insecurity has increased because of lost jobs fundraising effort is currently underway, and paychecks during the pandemic. with Wheelabrator Saugus kickstarting “It’s helping people. I mean, realistically, a lot of the project with a donation of $5,000. people are living paycheck to paycheck, especial- “Through the generosity of a lot of peo- ly here because of the high cost of rent,” Johnson ple and businesses, World Series Park has ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK said. “And, a lot of them are trying to recoup what’s nanced everything we have in creating been lost because of the last three months of being this rst-class baseball facility for the A man carries groceries away from the Salvation Army in in quarantine.” Lynn on Thursday which has given out 1.5 million meals to PARK, A3 people in need during the COVID-19 pandemic. DONATIONS, A3

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OBITUARIES ...... A2 THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS ...... A7 COMICS ...... B4 HIGH 77° VOL. 141, ISSUE 183 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 LOW 68° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JULY 17, 2020 OBITUARIES Rhode Island launches second Gerald R. Peloquin, 82 antibody testing program PEABODY — Mr. Gerald R. Peloquin, 82 years, of Pea- body, died on Tuesday, July 14, PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) measuring the impact of the hospital with the dis- sion, isolation, suicide and 2020 in North Shore Med- — Rhode Island health COVID-19 in Rhode Is- ease as of Tuesday, the lat- substance abuse that we ical Center, Salem Hospital of cials are coordinating land, and is critical to est date for which the data are seeing during these after a long illness. He was a second round of coro- inform our efforts to pre- is available, rose to 64, up challenging times.” the husband of the late Mary navirus antibody testing vent the spread of the vi- from 59 the previous day. MASK DONATION Lou (Sullivan) Peloquin, and to better understand the rus,” Dr. Philip Chan, the Just four of those patients A company that makes longtime partner of Nancy E. prevalence of the disease department’s consultant are in intensive care. handcrafted bed, bath- Hanlon of Peabody. in people in high-contact medical director, said in a The number of infections room and table linens is He was born in Fall River, professions. statement. is thought to be far high- donating 50,000 reusable the son of the late Paul and First responders, Na- The state conducted an er because many people masks to the Providence Melina (Simonin) Peloquin. tional Guard members, initial round of serology have not been tested, and public school district for He was raised in Fall River state Department of testing in May. studies suggest people can use by students and teach- and was a graduate of Durfee Health staff, prison work- The new effort is being be infected with the virus ers this fall. High School, Class of 1957. ers, and hospital and conducted in collaboration without feeling sick. Superintendent Har- Gerald lived in Malden and nursing home staff will with the federal Centers MENTAL HEALTH rison Peters said the Lynn and the past nine years be able to schedule a test for Disease Control and GRANTS donation will allow the in Peabody. online starting Friday, the Prevention and the U.S. The Rhode Island Foun- 24,000-student district to Jerry was a veteran of the riage, Donna, Diane, Jerry and health department said in Department of Health and dation is making nearly issue each student a free Army National Guard. He was Michael. He leaves his brother a statement Wednesday. Human Services. $1.7 million in grants to mask at the start of the a member of the union at the Larry Peloquin and his wife Ar- The program is volun- In other coronavirus-re- organizations that are school year. Roman Catholic Archdiocese lene of Port Richie, Fla.; and tary and results will be lated developments from helping residents deal Matouk is based in Fall of Boston Cemetery. He was his sister Helen Hainois of At- made available in about Rhode Island: with the mental health River, Mass., but CEO employed as a foreman and tleboro and brother of the late four days. HEALTH stresses of the coronavirus George Matouk and Cre- groundskeeper at the Catholic Paul R. Peloquin. The testing, called serol- DEPARTMENT DATA pandemic. ative Director Mindy Ma- Cemeteries in Lynn and Malden. Service information: Vis- ogy testing, looks for pro- There were 68 new con- The programs range touk have lived in Provi- Jerry loved to eat, especially iting hours are on Satur- teins in the blood called rmed cases of the coro- from offering counseling dence for 20 years. breakfast. He enjoyed Boston day, July 18, 2020 from 11 antibodies, which are pro- navirus in Rhode Island to survivors of domestic vi- “When we learned that sports, the Bruins, Celtics, Pa- a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the duced in response to the on Wednesday, the state olence to helping children the school system needed triots and Red Sox, he enjoyed SOLIMINE Funeral Home, presence of a virus. Department of Health re- cope with the pandemic face protection for its stu- Foxwoods and jigsaw puzzles. 426 Broadway (Route 129), Antibody testing does ported Thursday. via telehealth services. dents and professionals to Most of all he loved spending Lynn. Funeral Mass and not tell whether someone The new cases were out “The health and econom- safely return to school in time with his grandchildren burial will be private. Adher- is currently infected with of 3,492 tests, for a posi- ic effects of the pandemic the fall, we knew this was and family trips. ing to the Commonwealth the virus, but whether they tive rate of 1.9 percent. are creating signi cant an area where we could In addition to his partner, of Massachusetts and the were infected in the past. The state also reported behavioral health chal- make a difference, and we Nancy, he is survived by his CDC, visitation will be lim- By testing broad pop- one new coronavirus-re- lenges for too many in our are grateful that Superin- daughters Michelle E. ited to 40 fami- ulations for antibodies, lated death. community,” Neil Stein- tendent Peters gave us the Bernard of Reading ly members and researchers hope to learn There has now been berg, president and CEO opportunity to help,” the and Kelly A. Ouellette friends. Directions how widely the virus more than 17,700 con- of the foundation, said in a Matouks said in a state- of Danvers; his grand- and guestbook at spread and how deadly it rmed cases and 988 statement Thursday. “We ment. children Michael www.solimine.com. really is. deaths due to COVID-19 hope this funding gives The two-ply masks are Bernard of Saugus, “Serology testing is one in the state, according to our nonpro t partners the 100 percent cotton, ma- Courtney and Jacob Ouellette part of a strategic, com- department statistics. resources to help address chine washable, and come of Danvers. He also leaves his prehensive approach to The number of people in the increases in depres- in three sizes. children from a previous mar- Saugus makes a healthy choice

Gary A. Moore, 62 SAUGUS In a statement released 1957-2020 From A1 earlier this month, Town Manager Scott Crabtree NASHUA, N.H. — Gary Alan than 20,000 people. Before praised Fralick as an im- Moore, 62, of Nashua, N.H., Stoneham, he worked as portant addition to Town passed away Saturday, July an inspector for the Bev- Hall staff. 11, 2020 due to complica- erly Board of Health. “I’m very pleased to sup- tions from Leukemia. He holds a Bachelor of port the appointment of He was born on Oct. 17, Science in health from John to Health Director 1957 to parents Bradford Bridgewater State Univer- here in Saugus,” Crabtree and Barbara (Lutz) Moore sity, and holds numerous said, “John has a record in Dorchester. Gary went to certi cations, including of accomplishments in the elementary and high school one as an Environmental eld of public health which in Swampscott, and went on Health Specialist-regis- is needed now more than to graduate from Bunker Hill tered sanitarian (RS) from ever during this pandemic. Community College in Boston the National Environmen- “I believe he’ll bring and West eld State University tal Health Association fresh ideas, energy, and in West eld. (NEHA). a positive outlook, which He worked at Digital Equip- “I think (Saugus) is de - will only bene t our com- ment Corporation and BEA nitely going to bene t from munity now and in the fu- Systems in the computer in- having a full-time Public ture.” Health director here, and dustry, and eventually went and witty comments will be ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO on to be self-employed at Top I’m excited to be able to Elyse Carmosino can be missed and remembered by bring that level of service reached at ecarmosino@ John Fralick III is the new director of Public Gun Computer Systems. While family and friends. to residents,” Fralick said. itemlive.com. Health in Saugus. self-employed, he also worked Service information: Pri- per diem at Acapella Technol- vate services will be held at ogies. the convenience of the fam- Gary’s passion was hockey. ily. Those who wish to make Swampscott board member answers critics When he wasn’t in the goalie a memorial contribution in net himself, he was an assis- Gary’s name may do so to HAUSE Black life?” Patsios said. Scibelli, who says he has “personal affronts.” tant coach for the Souhegan the Cam Neely Foundation, From A1 Hause said some of what until July 22 to gather “What I’ve found inter- High School and Merrimack which provides comfort, he said at Mission on the and submit 1,708 signa- esting tonight is I’m being stages of the process,” said High School boy’s hockey support and hope to cancer Bay was him “joking about tures, said Hause is un- criticized for being in the Swampscott resident Nick teams. patients and their families. how I don’t t the pro le t to serve on the Select early stage of my learning Scibelli, who started the Besides Gary’s parents, he Donations may be made of white privilege,” having Board because the public career, yet I have individ- effort to recall Hause. was predeceased by his niece, online at camneelyfounda- made his own way after lacks faith in his ability uals here in their early Hause rst became em- to represent people of all Jamie Moore, and his brother- tion.org/ or by mail to Cam being raised by a single 20s who are apparently so broiled in controversy last mother. He also said he races in town. Scibelli also in-law, Bob Williams. Neely Foundation, 30 Winter well versed and schooled month, when Erik Heil- wasn’t talking about the criticized Hause for not Gary is survived by his wife St., 2nd Floor, Boston MA, in all issues of race that man, a former member of Black Lives Matter move- originally signing the Se- Marilyn Moore; daughter Me- 02108. The Davis Funeral they’ve seemed to come up the waitstaff at Mission on ment as a whole, but those lect Board’s proclamation lissa and her husband Doug Home, 1 Lock St., Nashua with the solutions,” Hause the Bay, posted on the pri- “factions” he sees as “a lit- condemning the death of Sack, daughter Emily Moore; NH, 03064, has been placed said. “So, I suspect we all vate community Facebook tle more focused on anar- George Floyd, who was sisters Susan Williams and in charge of arrangements. have a long way to go, be- group Swampscott 01907 chy and violence and not killed by a Minneapolis Leslie Sarno; brother Brian An online guestbook is avail- cause we haven’t solved that he had overheard support the nuclear family police of cer on May 25. the problem in 400 years.” and his wife Rozy Moore; and able at davisfuneralhomenh. Hause calling the Black and things like that.” However, Hause was not To watch the full com- many nieces and nephews. com. (603) 833-3401. “ONE Lives Matter movement Mahder Teferra said at the meeting when the munity forum, visit Gary’s dark sense of humor MEMORY LIGHTS ANOTHER.” “liberal bull****” and say- Hause should try to un- proclamation was rst tv.swampscott ma.gov. ing white privilege isn’t derstand the “frustrations read, and he has since reality. and the riots” he sees signed it. David McLellan can be Hause did have a couple as coming from long-op- Another person, a sup- reached at dmclellan@ IN MEMORIAM of supporters at the meet- pressed people. porter of Hause who did itemlive.com. CHRISTOPHER SULLIVAN Did you know? TENTH YEAR ANNIVERSARY ing, including Charles “Black people have nev- not give her name during 2010 ~ JULY 17 ~ 2020 Patsios, who called it the er achieved equality over the meeting, said she “beat-up-Don-Hause- a very, very long time, and gives Hause “a lot of cred- 781-593-7700 show,” and said doing they’re tired, they’re over it for doing what (he is) Publishing Daily, except Sundays things like putting up it,” Teferra said. doing, for defending the USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 signs do nothing to help Hause responded to Te- right, maybe not a First Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA the very small minority of ferra and said he “can’t Amendment right, but a and additional of ces. Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item Black people in Swamp- imagine how frustrated moral right,” to “say what Subscriptions scott. Patsios said he a group or a race must be you feel.” She said Hause Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States Home delivery would rather see more af- that they have to resort to had come up with reason- $30.00 for 4 weeks fordable housing created violence to have their mes- able answers to critics’ $95.00 for 13 weeks $185.00 for 26 weeks subscribers in Swampscott as a way to sage heard. I have no idea questions. $340.00 for 1 year tangibly help low-income as a white person that any- Hause said he would not Send payment to and POSTMASTER, get FREE access people of all races in town. one can be that frustrated. resign, but “let the process send address changes to: Lovingly remembered and sadly to the e-edition on “All of us sitting here I understand it. I can’t play out.” He also said he The Daily Item missed by Mom, Dad, Maura, saying how bad Don Hause empathize with it. I have does take personally some 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 Susan, Michael, Codi and grand- is, what have we done to no way of seeing the world of the “things that have son Chris Lynn, MA 01903 make a difference in a through your prism.” been said” by Scibelli as

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Love, Margaret, John, and families FRIDAY, JULY 17, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Lynn, Revere report new virus cases

By Gayla Cawley average of 5.9 new cases ITEM STAFF per day over the past sev- en days. New coronavirus cas- Numbers remained the es were reported in Lynn same in Lynnfield (101 and Revere, but numbers cases, 11 deaths) and Na- remained the same in sev- hant (42 cases, six deaths) eral other North Shore on Thursday and were communities on Thursday. not updated in Marble- With four new cases, head, Peabody, Saugus or Lynn now has a total of Swampscott. 3,774 cases. As of Wednesday, Mar- Of that total, 493 cases blehead has 240 cases are active in Lynn, 104 res- and 30 deaths, Peabody idents have died and 3,177 has 1,091 cases and 165 have recovered from the vi- deaths, Saugus has 562 rus, according to city data. cases and 36 deaths and Revere reported 13 new in Swampscott, 136 peo- cases on Thursday, to ple have been infected and bring the city’s caseload nine have died. to 1,899 — 88 people have died and 1,628 have recov- Gayla Cawley can be ered, according to the city reached at gcawley@item- website. live.com. Follow her on Revere has reported an Twitter @GaylaCawley. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Free COVID-19 testing Volunteers Karen O’Donnell, left, and Pam McIntyre, both of Lynn, load up a pickup truck with groceries during the Salvation Army’s food handout program to people in need amid the COVID-19 pandemic. LYNN — Lynn is one of Program, which will have eight communities to of- a testing van set up in the fer free COVID-19 testing parking lot at 100 Willow through Aug. 14 as part St./Liberty Street. Salvation Army keeps on giving of the state’s “Stop the LCHC will also have a Spread” initiative. site at its satellite loca- Testing will be of- tion, 29 Market Square, DONATIONS security in Lynn has been demand if there is a “sec- “I really, really don’t fered seven days a week from Monday through From A1 historically tied to its sta- ond wave” of COVID-19, know what I’d be doing through the Lynn Com- tus as a “gateway city with and the Lynn location is (for food),” she said. “At munity Health Center in Thursday. About 500 families re- so many hourly workers.” already making plans to the beginning, when this the Element Care park- See https://www.mass. ceive food from the Lynn The Salvation Army is save food, get permanent all started, I just did not ing lot, 9 Buffum St, and gov/info-details/stop-the- Salvation Army each day receiving funds and food refrigeration, and poten- know — I did not know on Fridays through the spread for a complete list during its open hours from from numerous sources tially buy a forklift for where I was going to go, Healthy Streets Outreach of locations and times. 9 a.m. to noon, Johnson currently, Johnson said, storage. It’s impossible to what I would do, with the said. Previously, the pan- with money coming in predict the future, John- paychecks, them stopping try was open three days from the state and private son said. coming.” Let there be lights a week, helping 75 to 90 donations, and with meals We are a safety net in Another man, who also families a day. coming from farms, in- case people get quaran- lost his job in the restau- From an operation- cluding those with federal tined again,” he said. rant industry, said he had at World Series park al standpoint, Johnson Coronavirus Food Assis- Several people who vis- never considered himself to be “food insecure” in his said “the biggest change” tance Program financial ited the Salvation Army facility even better for the life, and never thought he PARK has been using a drive relief, and other private on Thursday said they can community to enjoy, and we would have to visit a food From A1 through service, rather businesses — corn comes not afford food and need are glad to take part.” pantry until the pandemic. than having walk-ins, to from as far away as Dela- the Salvation Army’s food youth of Saugus,” park su- Davis said that in 2011, “The numbers just didn’t minimize the amount of ware, Johnson said. program to eat. perintendent Bob David work. Even with the mor- the Furtado family — who person-to-person contact, With businesses reopen- Rachel, who did not wish said. “We want to complete atorium (on evictions), I own several local Dunkin Johnson said. It isn’t rare ing, Johnson said the Sal- to give her last name, said the picture with lights.” still have rent. I just can’t Donuts’ — started off the to see as many as 60 cars A press release from vation Army could “sim- she is a single mother in afford the normal things park’s first lighting fund Wheelabrator stated that roll through the drive- mer down” if the demand Lynn who lost her job at a right now,” he said. with a $2,000 donation. through during just a half- for food decreases. Howev- restaurant early on in the lights are the final step He added that money hour span on weekday er, at the same time, the pandemic, and she relies David McLellan can be needed to complete the collected from a collection mornings. Salvation Army is pre- on the Salvation Army for reached at dmclellan@ park, where teams cur- jar over the past eight Johnson said the food in- paring for an increase in food every week. itemlive.com. rently unable to play night years will also be included games and are frequently in the current fund. forced to stop games be- “We thank everyone for Lynn nurse urging public to follow safety guidelines cause of darkness and bad their past and future gen- weather. erous donations,” he said. NURSE toll, noting that some days The release said adding To donate to the World From A1 are tougher than others, lights will also allow for Series Park 2020 Lighting but said that as a nurse, more rescheduling flexi- Fund, checks should be In May, Branzell re- “this is what I signed up bility. made payable to World Se- ceived a phone call from for.” “We’re pleased to continue ries Park and sent to World the daughter and son of Days are often long and our support of the outstand- Series Park at 8 Holden one of her long-time pa- earlier in the outbreak, ing work Bob and his crew Ave., Saugus, MA, 01906. tients, who informed her Branzell got into the habit do for the youth of Sau- Donors are asked to indi- that her patient’s hus- of carrying around cases gus,” said Michelle Nadeau, cate that the donation is for band had contracted the of toilet paper and paper Wheelabrator Director of the Lighting Fund. virus and was approach- towels in her car, in case Communications and Com- ing death in the Intensive some of her homebound munity Engagement. “Hav- Elyse Carmosino can be Care Unit at Winchester patients were in need of ing lights at World Series reached at ecarmosino@ Hospital. the supplies. Park makes an outstanding itemlive.com. “He got sick, went to the Although virus cases hospital and it’s so sad,” have been on the decline said Branzell. “They had in the past several weeks, no way of seeing their Branzell urges people to mom because of COVID, remain vigilant, as she because they were ex- has seen how devastating posed to their father.” the virus can be as a nurse Having treated the on the front lines. man’s wife off and on for In this family’s case, her the entirety of her time at patient’s husband was All Care, Branzell didn’t homebound and still con- hesitate when she got the tracted the virus. call. “Nurses are used to “I ran out of the office, seeing death, but that drove to her husband, and amount of death so quick- had the daughter coordi- ly, you start to lose count of nate with a Winchester how many you’ve actually ICU nurse so we could lost,” said Branzell. “When The value of each coupon shown here is equal to FaceTime,” said Bran- you actually have time to or greater than the price of the newspaper.newspaper. zell. “The saddest thing sit and think, you’re like, was the wife, my patient, wow. didn’t know how bad he ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK “Wearing the mask is ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS!OWNERS! was, but she was able to Lynn nurse Nicole Branzell is urging the pub- essential right now. I’ve If you would like to participate in see him and talk to him in been out in the field seeing the ICU. lic to remain vigilant about mask-wearing and The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, other restrictions. COVID patients the entire “The ICU nurses did time and I have not con- contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 such a great job. I think it tracted it. That tells me (gave) her some peace.” The woman, who Bran- large toll on healthcare zell described as a vibrant, workers, Branzell said my technique and wearing TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY The news that her pa- PPE has protected me.” tient’s husband had con- well put together and so- that recent experience is cial person, fought a long an example of how dev- tracted the virus was Gayla Cawley can be battle, but ultimately died astating it can be for the especially worrisome, be- reached at gcawley@item- cause Branzell’s patient from the virus earlier this families of patients who live.com. Follow her on was immunocompromised month. contract COVID-19. Twitter @GaylaCawley. and suffered from multi- It’s a sad ending to what Not only was their fa- ple health issues. Branzell described as one ther dying, but the son Branzell and All Care of the greatest love stories and daughter would not LAW OFFICES OF staff then put her patient she’s ever seen. The cou- be able to see their mother JAMES J. CARRIGAN on a 14-day precaution- ple, both in their 90s, had because of their exposure. • Social Security Disability ary quarantine, where she been married for at least “I literally ran out of the • Workers Compensation was monitored for virus 50 years, and part of their office to get there,” said • Accidents symptoms. Unfortunately, last FaceTime conversa- Branzell. “To hear that 25 years located across from Lynn District Court on the final day, Branzell tion is forever burned in anxiety in a daughter’s received a call that the Branzell’s brain. voice — it was a sense of 15 Johnson St. woman had started to ex- “She said: Godspeed my urgency and despair.” 781-596-0100 love, I will see you soon,” Branzell admits that JAMES J. CARRIGAN hibit symptoms and had ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN to be hospitalized in Win- Branzell recalls. increased stress from LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL chester. While the virus takes a COVID-19 can take its www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 FRIDAY, JULY 17, 2020 OPINION When summer said HOW TO REACH US E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Gordon R. Hall to slow down Advertising Director News Editor 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton It’s midsummer and the flour in the kitchen was Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan baking heat and the way transformed into a queen Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Customer Service asphalt smells after an or movie star when she sat Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS afternoon rain tugs me Thor down in front of the vani- Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 back to my childhood and ty’s triple-pane mirror. Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 the hot days I spent with The basement was my All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Jourgensen 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 my siblings and cousins in grandfather’s domain. Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 the small Eastern Colora- A slender quiet man, he Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Peter H. 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Ciga- Circulation on the hottest summer day powder in the downstairs rette smoke mixed with [email protected] and we dared each other medicine cabinet and the the smell of sawdust in Ext. 3 to climb the pine tree tow- telephone number that his boiler room workshop ering over the driveway. combined a name and lined with table saws, Newsroom Fascination and mystery [email protected] numbers were touch- wood routers and drill [email protected] hovered around every cor- stones from a world that presses. ner in my grandparents’ existed before I was born. When my grandpar- Ext. 4 EDITORIAL house. Who was the wom- My grandparents’ house ents died, my brother got Sports an in the picture tacked was where it dawned on my grandfather’s roll top [email protected] on the garage back wall? me that grownups were desk. My sister got the Ext. 5 What did my grandfather complex people with differ- candy dish kids weren’t Retail and Online do with the frozen pheas- ent sides to their person- allowed to dip their hands Advertising American ants stacked in plastic alities. My grandmother [email protected] into at Christmas and I bags in a big basement laughed and hugged us in got the Philco radio with ADVERTISING freezer, their bright feath- her kitchen. But the living its dial band ready to tune ers muted by a layer of and dining rooms were an Ernie Carpenter Jr. into Brazil, Brussels and Director of Advertising Indians see frost? elegant forbidding domain Berlin. and Business Development, ext. 1355 The wooden rocking where we obeyed her rules A half century later, I [email protected] horse and bean bag game about no playing around don’t even have to touch Ralph Mitchell that once entertained the china cabinet or sit- the dials to tune into mid- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 change coming my mother and aunt ting on the fancy sofa next summers spent in the [email protected] were stored in a little to the front door. house that helped shape Eric Rondeau second-floor room that We were fascinated by my childhood. Sales Representative, ext. 1280 Editorial from the Minneapolis Star Tribune smelled like musty rose her vanity table with its [email protected] editorial board petals. The big closet in cut-glass perfume bottles Thor Jourgensen can be Patricia Whalen my aunt’s childhood room and delicate brushes. The reached at tjourgensen@ Sales Representative, ext. 1310 A football team finally discards a despised and was dark and deep and we fun woman covered in itemlive.com. [email protected] derogatory name, and the U.S. Supreme Court BUSINESS OFFICE unexpectedly holds Congress to account for STEPHEN MIHM Susan J. Conti promises more than a century old. These two de- Controller, ext. 1288 cisions, one symbolic, one legal, should provide [email protected] some genuine hope that despite so many chal- Ted Grant lenges, society is capable of positive change. An historic abuse of pardons Publisher, ext. 1234 The first reform may seem inconsequential to [email protected] some. The Washington Redskins, after decades Republican Senator Mitt to beseech Johnson for Johnson’s attempts to Marian Kinney of pressure, have renounced a nickname that has Romney described Presi- pardons. The more savvy undermine the Republi- ext. 1212 long been a pejorative for American Indians. The dent Donald Trump’s com- of these applicants began can vision of Reconstruc- [email protected] team did so not out of altruism, but because cor- mutation of Roger’s Stone hiring “pardon brokers” tion — and his willing- Will Kraft porate sponsors applied the ultimate pressure sentence as “historic, un- who had special access to ness to pardon people en Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 — potential loss of revenue. Corporations are precedented corruption,” the president. masse — eventually led to [email protected] his impeachment in 1868. far more sensitive to public opinion than politi- and many seem to agree. Johnson soon began ap- Paula Villacreses cians, it would seem, and have wound up helping Yet a deep dive into history proving individual pardons Johnson emerged from A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 to lead change on LGBTQ issues, climate, Black shows another president’s with little regard for their this much weakened, as [email protected] Lives Matter and now this. FedEx threatened to relentless campaign of par- merits, ultimately signing Congress took control of Mike Shanahan pull its name from the team’s stadium because dons as far more destruc- upward of 13,500 of them. the policy toward the for- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 it considered the name at odds with its values. tive to the nation at one of As a result, many par- mer Confederacy. But he [email protected] Nike pulled team gear from its online stores. its most fragile moments. doned aristocratic planters wasn’t done using the par- Carolina Trujillo These firms recognized that public sentiment Prior to the 1860, pres- and politicians who ruled don power to re-enfran- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 has changed on these issues and will no longer idents used the constitu- in formerly Confederate chise the former rebels. [email protected] tolerate offensive denigration of some groups. tional power to pardon and states won the right to run On Christmas Day in Jim Wilson The other decision, that of the Supreme Court commute sentences spar- for office in the next elec- 1868, just before leaving of- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 in McGirt v. Oklahoma, is nothing short of his- ingly. But like so much else tion. Thanks to Johnson’s fice, Johnson issued a uni- [email protected] toric. Justice Neil Gorsuch, writing for the court, in American history, the assistance, they soon found versal amnesty for every CIRCULATION opened his opinion with stirring words: “At the Civil War changed all that. themselves once again in single treasonous Confed- Lisa Mahmoud end of the Trail of Tears was a promise.” What In 1863, President Abra- charge of local and state erate, effectively pardoning Manager, ext. 1239 followed was a decision that at long last holds ham Lincoln issued the governments. One of their those exempted from his [email protected] earlier edicts. In the end, the U.S. to treaties long forgotten by many. Gor- so-called Proclamation of first initiatives was pass- CUSTOMER SERVICE such said the eastern half of Oklahoma, given Amnesty and Reconstruc- ing racist “Black Codes,” his pardons would effec- to the Creek tribe in return for its ceding other tion. The order offered a laws used to limit the tively expunge the crime of La’ Mosha Ball treason from the record of Customer Service, ext. 1276 land in an 1833 treaty, was in fact theirs. “Today full pardon to anyone who movement of freed slaves [email protected] we are asked whether the land these treaties had joined the Confederate so that they could be forced millions of Americans. promised remains an Indian reservation for pur- cause, save for a number of to labor for their former The only exceptions that GRAPHICS poses of federal criminal law. Because Congress key exceptions: high-rank- masters at low wages. At remained were a handful Trevor Andreozzi has not said otherwise, we hold the government ing officials and those who the same time, white vig- of high-level Confederates Designer [email protected] to its word.” mistreated Black soldiers ilantes operating under who could not fully enjoy An avowed textualist, Gorsuch said that while or their officers. the newly formed Ku Klux the benefits of this gener- Ned Connors al proclamation because Designer, ext. 1222 such a decision might be uncomfortable for some, For Lincoln, this mea- Klan began terrorizing [email protected] “wishes don’t make for laws, and saving the po- sure was less about par- black communities. the 18th Amendment for- litical branches the embarrassment of disestab- dons than undermining Lincoln’s Republicans, bade former Confederate Mark Sutherland officials like Jefferson Creative Director, ext. 1330 lishing a reservation is not one of our constitu- the Confederate war ef- who envisioned the ab- [email protected] tionally assigned prerogatives.” Only Congress, fort, offering amnesty in olition of slavery as the Davis from holding office he said, can divest a reservation of its land. exchange for abandoning first step in the full en- without a special vote of NEWSROOM Tim Johnson, a professor at the University the secessionist, pro-slav- franchisement of African Congress. Indeed, Davis Mike Alongi of Minnesota and national expert on Supreme Americans, were outraged. never applied for a full Sports Editor, ext. 1228 ery cause. Moreover, this [email protected] Court decisions, said the decision is a strong af- was less a program than The minister and reform- pardon. As he quipped in firmation of the power of treaties and a major a tentative plan. Few took er Thomas Wentworth 1884, “’Tis been said that Bill Brotherton I should apply to the Unit- Features Editor ext. 1338 victory for Indian tribes in Oklahoma and across him up on the offer. In the Higginson spoke for many [email protected] the country. The case itself deals with the issue of end, Lincoln pardoned when he wrote: “What ed States for a pardon, but whether the state or federal government should only 64 individuals for se- most men mean today by repentance must precede Elyse Carmosino the right of pardon, and I Reporter, ext. 1264 have tried Jimcy McGirt, a Seminole man, for cession-related crimes. the ‘president’s plan of re- [email protected] crimes on Muscogee Creek treaty lands. When Andrew Johnson construction’ is the pardon have not repented.” Gayla Cawley Gorsuch’s decision, Johnson said, looks at the became president after of every rebel for the crime The same, of course, could be said of Johnson Reporter, ext. 1236 criminal jurisdiction issue, deciding in favor of Lincoln’s assassination, he of rebellion, and the utter himself, who went to his [email protected] federal jurisdiction, but then goes broader, to an revived the idea as a way refusal to pardon a sin- grave convinced of the Cheryl Charles acknowledgment of U.S. treaty responsibilities to reintegrate states on gle black loyalist for the righteousness of his par- News Editor, ext. 1278 that he said lawyers will be studying for years. the losing side of the war. ‘crime’ of being black.” [email protected] doning power. The verdict There could, he said, be implications for Min- In May 1865, Johnson is- Johnson’s use of the par- of history, though, has Olivia Falcigno nesota, where tribes have clashed with govern- sued a far more sweeping don power became a mat- been far harsher: John- Photographer, ext.1224 ment officials and communities over a variety proclamation of amnesty ter of growing concern. [email protected] son remains one of the of issues, including fishing rights and, most re- that aimed to restore the What had begun as a prac- most reviled presidents of Spenser Hasak cently, whether the Line 3 oil pipeline could run white men who participat- tical attempt to reconstruct Photographer, ext. 1332 all times, rightly blamed through historic treaty land. ed in the rebellion. With a the South soon became a [email protected] for restoring a bunch of “It remains to be seen how broadly this will be single signature, he par- brutally effective political treasonous white suprem- Thor Jourgensen interpreted,” Johnson said, but “this would seem doned hundreds of thou- weapon, with Johnson re- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 acists to political power, to give pretty broad rights to tribes across the peatedly siding with white [email protected] sands of people, but drew and undermining the na- U.S.” Southerners. Indeed, John- Daniel Kane a line at those worth more tion’s formative attempt Taken together, the recent developments are son was a white suprema- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 than $20,000. at pursuing racial equali- “two harbingers that show we are in an era of cist who had no interest in [email protected] Those with more wealth ty in the immediate wake real change,” Johnson said in an interview with Steve Krause were encouraged to ap- helping the freed slaves, of emancipation. an editorial writer. ply directly to Johnson to vetoing legislation aimed Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 It may be small consola- [email protected] Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, an Ojib- clear their names. Oth- at protecting them. tion right now, but when it we, said she never thought she would see the David McLellan erwise, they could not ac- Radical Republicans comes to pardoning, Don- Redskins name dropped in her lifetime. Then, Reporter, ext. 1317 quire or transfer property in Congress fought back, ald Trump is focused on [email protected] she told an editorial writer, she read the opening or possess other economic passing legislation de- helping the people closest line of the Gorsuch decision, which she found so signed to wrest control over Anne Marie Tobin rights. And, crucially, they to him. Let’s hope it stays Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 powerful that as she read it, “I held my breath.” could not participate in Reconstruction from John- that way. [email protected] In a sentiment that should find broad support, politics, much less hold po- son. They passed the Civil Ryan York Flanagan said that “I hope and pray these two litical office. Rights Bill in 1865 (and Stephen Mihm, an asso- Copy Editor, ext. 1220 decisions will continue to lead to more change,” Over the summer and overrode Johnson’s veto), ciate professor of history [email protected] and result in a society where “people are seen, fall of 1865, throngs of giving blacks equal rights at the University of Geor- TECHNOLOGY heard and valued.” well-off Southern whites with whites and creating gia, is a contributor to flocked to the White House the Freedmen’s Bureau. Bloomberg Opinion. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] FRIDAY, JULY 17, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- A report of a disturbance at U.S. executes 2nd man in a week; larly arrests, reflect police records. 8:34 p.m. Wednesday at 13 In the event of a perceived inac- Ashwood Road. Kevin T. Ki- curacy, it is the sole responsibility ley, 58, of 13 Ashwood Road, lawyers said he had dementia was summoned for open and of the concerned party to contact gross lewdness and disorderly the relevant police department and conduct subsequent offense. By Michael Balsamo have the department issue a no- A disturbance was reported and Jessica Gresko tice of correction to the Daily Item. at 2:05 a.m. Thursday at 2 ASSOCIATED PRESS Corrections or clarifications will not Ostis Way. A caller complained TERRE HAUTE, Ind. be made without express notice of about a spotlight at a neigh- — The United States on change from the arresting police boring business. Thursday carried out its department. second federal execution MARBLEHEAD in three days following a hiatus of nearly two de- LYNN Accidents cades, killing by lethal injection a Kansas man Arrests A report of an 11-year-old whose lawyers contended bicyclist struck by a car at Jaynell Bailey was arrested he had dementia and was 4:53 p.m. Wednesday at West unfit to be executed. on warrant charges of assault Shore Drive and Lorraine Wesley Ira Purkey was and battery and unarmed Terrace. The person declined put to death at the Federal robbery at 4:08 p.m. Wednes- medical attention. Correctional Complex in day. Terre Haute, Ind. He was Elijah Fontes-Wilson, 23, Complaints sentenced to be executed of 31 Cook St., was arrested for kidnapping and killing on warrant charges of ac- A report of suspicious activ- a 16-year-old girl, Jennifer cessory before the fact and ity at 6:11 p.m. Wednesday at Long, before dismember- carrying a firearm without a Village and Anderson streets. ing, burning and dumping license at 8:13 a.m. Thursday. A caller reported she was her body in a septic pond. Maria Garcia-Quero, 24, walking the trail when she He also was convicted in of 77 Green St., was arrest- came upon a man who ap- a state court in Kansas of ed and charged with violation peared to be living under the using a claw hammer to of a harassment prevention bridge. He reportedly started kill an 80-year-old woman order at 12:16 a.m. Thursday. yelling and swearing at her. who had polio. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Darrell Wheeler, 31, of 95 The caller is a mental health After Purkey was In this 1998 photo, Wesley Ira Purkey, center, is escorted by police offi- Ashland St., was arrested on nurse and said she was con- strapped to a gurney in- cers in Kansas City, Kan., after he was arrested in connection with the warrant charges of accessory cerned about his well-being. side the execution cham- death of 80-year-old Mary Ruth Bales. Purkey was also convicted of kid- after the fact, carrying a gun Police reported the person ber, a prison official re- napping and killing a 16-year-old girl. or weapon in a car, electronic was gone upon their arrival, moved a mask from his device use while operating, but there was someone liv- face and asked if he want- trial were excruciating mental competency, casts hiatus as the Trump ad- and operation of a motor ing there. The area needs to ed to make a final state- and he was glad it was a shroud of constitutional ministration pressed vehicle with a suspended li- be cleaned out and gated by ment. over. doubt over the most irre- for a resumption. Dan- cense at 10:28 a.m. Thursday. whatever department is re- He leaned his head up He said he hoped Purkey vocable of injuries.” She iel Lewis Lee was put to sponsible for the area. slightly from the gurney “rots in hell.” was joined by Ruth Bader death Tuesday after his A report of a disturbance Accidents and said: “I deeply regret “We took care of to- Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer eleventh-hour legal bids at 9:14 p.m. Wednesday on the pain and suffering I day what we needed to and Elena Kagan. failed. Both executions A report of a motor vehicle Pleasant Street. A caller re- caused to Jennifer’s fami- take care of,” Long said. The Supreme Court also crash at 2:43 p.m. Wednes- ported an outside fight in the were delayed as legal day at 383 Western Ave.; ly. I am deeply sorry.” “It has been a long time lifted a hold placed on wrangling continued late yard and that someone was He also expressed re- at 3:06 p.m. Wednesday at coming. He needed to other executions set for into the night and into the calling for help. Police report- morse for his own adult 280 Union St.; at 11:24 a.m. take his last breath; he Friday and next month. next morning. ed a group of kids was playing daughter’s suffering from Thursday at 252 Eastern Ave. took my daughter’s last Dustin Honken, a drug The Justice Department basketball and antagonized a his actions. “I deeply re- A report of a motor vehi- breath. And there’s some kingpin from Iowa con- has been questioned for drunk man who had walked gret the pain I caused to cle crash with personal inju- resolve. There is no clo- victed of killing five peo- holding the executions in by. my daughter, who I love so sure, and there never will ple in a scheme to silence the middle of the worsen- ry at 4:06 p.m. Wednesday very much,” he said. be because I won’t get my former dealers, is to be put ing coronavirus pandemic, at Broadway and Pendexter Theft His last words were: Street; at 12:37 p.m. Thurs- “This sanitized murder re- daughter back.” to death at the prison on prompting lawsuits over day at Walnut Street and A report of a larceny/ ally does not serve no pur- The Supreme Court Friday. fears those who would Washington Avenue. forgery/fraud at 10:47 a.m. pose whatsoever. Thank cleared the way for the ex- While Purkey’s finaltravel to the prison could Wednesday on Highland Ter- you.” ecution to take place just words were lucid and con- become infected. The de- Assaults race. A caller reported being As the lethal chemical hours before, ruling in a trite, his lawyers say his cision to resume execu- out of money after an Internet 5-4 decision. The four lib- mental health had seri- tions after nearly two de- A report of an assault and was injected, Purkey took fraud. several deep breaths and eral justices dissented, as ously deteriorated to the cades was also criticized battery with a dangerous they had for the first case point he didn’t have the as a dangerously political weapon at 9:53 p.m. Wednes- blinked repeatedly, laying earlier this week. stamina for long visits move in an election year, day at Loc Super Convenient PEABODY his head back down on the Justice Sonia Sotomay- with his legal team and forcing an issue that is not at 17 High Rock St. gurney. His time of death Accidents was 8:19 a.m. EDT. or wrote that “proceeding often forgot key facts and high on the list of Ameri- Gunshots Jennifer’s father, Wil- with Purkey’s execution dates. can priorities considering A report of a motor vehicle liam Long, and her step- now, despite the grave Purkey’s was the feder- the 11 percent unemploy- crash at 3:34 p.m. Wednes- A report of a gunshot at mother were there. Long questions and factual al government’s second ment rate and the pan- day at 301 Lowell St.; at 9:45 12:59 a.m. Thursday on Ne- said delays since the 2003 findings regarding hisexecution after a 17-year demic. a.m. Thursday at Roadhouse whall Street. Pub at 55 Pulaski St. POLICE BRIEFS Overdose Overdose A report of an overdose Purported biker gang leader Crews found heavy Police say she was not an He was hired last year as A report of an overdose at at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday on smoke coming from the informant. director of public safety at 6:57 a.m. Thursday on Ando- pleads guilty to gun charge Estes Street; at 10:03 p.m. front corner of the home Police also found that The Eastern States Expo- ver Street. Narcan was ad- Wednesday on Neptune BOSTON (AP) — The and located a man inside. police department records sition in West Springfield. ministered and the man was man described by authori- A short time later, at involving the girlfriend His attorney, Daniel Boulevard; at 11:59 p.m. taken to the hospital. Wednesday at Santander ties as the regional leader about 3:45 a.m., crews were missing or had been Bergin, declined com- Bank at 39 Exchange St.; at of the Outlaws Motorcycle responded to a house fire altered. ment. Hedges remains 9:01 a.m. Thursday on Union Theft Club who goes by the in Coventry. In a statement after free with no bail. the sentencing, Attorney Street. A report of a larceny at nickname “Monster” has The body of an adult Eastern States Expo- General Peter Neronha 6:47 p.m. Wednesday at 261 pleaded guilty to having a male was found in the sition President Eugene told the newspaper, “Po- Theft Newbury St. A caller reported gun he was not allowed to home once it was safe for Cassidy said Hedges lice officers, like all public items were missing from the have as a convicted felon, crews to go inside, Fire informed him of the officials, must be held A report of a larceny at 3:40 unit. prosecutors said. Chief Frank Brown said. incident and offered to accountable when they p.m. Wednesday at 811 Lyn- A larceny was reported Bruce “Monster” Sart- The names of the resign, but Cassidy said abuse their public author- nway; at 7:23 p.m. Wednes- at 8:24 p.m. Wednesday at well, 48, of East Bridge- victims have not been he supports Hedges. ity to serve their private day at 39 Newhall St.; at Speedway at 545 Lowell St. water, pleaded guilty in released and the cause of interests.” 12:32 p.m. Thursday at 25 A man walked into the station federal court in Boston on both fires remains under Ex-trooper pleads no contest Magnolia Ave. to report the magnetic sign on Tuesday to a possession of investigation. to ethics violation his car was stolen. an unregistered firearm, Retired FBI agent Vandalism federal prosecutors said in Former officer sentenced to charged with driving PROVIDENCE, R.I. a statement Wednesday. prison for altering records (AP) — A former Rhode A report of motor vehi- SWAMPSCOTT Sentencing is scheduled truck toward kids Island State Police troop- cle vandalism at 2:18 p.m. for Nov. 10 when he faces MIDDLETOWN, R.I. er accused of conducting Wednesday at 16 Pinkham Accidents LONGMEADOW (AP) up to 10 years in prison. (AP) — A former police — A former FBI agent private business while St.; at 8:20 a.m. Thursday at Sartwell, a convicted fel- lieutenant who fraud- on duty has pleaded no 28 Sunnyside Road. A report of a motor vehicle is heading to court to crash with personal injury at on with an arrest record ulently altered police answer to charges that contest to misdemeanor 7:05 p.m. Wednesday at 25 dating to 1987, is barred records to benefit his he drove his truck toward charges, according to LYNNFIELD Railroad Ave. from possessing firearms, girlfriend at the time was a group of four mid- prosecutors. according to legal filings. sentenced to more than a dle-school aged children Lt. John Gibbs, 51, of Accidents Assaults After intercepting a year in prison. on bicycles after they West Greenwich, pleaded silencer sent from China Former Middletown no contest Wednesday to A report of a motor vehicle taunted him, according to A report of an assault last October, a search of police lieutenant Richard violating the state’s code crash at 4:21 p.m. Tuesday on police and court records. and battery with a danger- Sartwell’s home resulted Gamache was given a five- of ethics and giving a Condon Circle. Cliff Hedges is sched- ous weapon at 2:14 p.m. in the recovery of an AR- years sentence Wednesday false document to a public A motor vehicle crash was uled for arraignment in Wednesday at Eastman Ave- 15-style “ghost gun” as by a superior court judge, official, according to the reported at 1:32 a.m. Thurs- Springfield District Court nue and Essex Street. well as gun manufactur- with the first year and a office of state Attorney day at Lynnfield High School on July 28 in connec- ing tools and ammunition, half served in a prison in General Peter Neronha. at 275 Essex St. AAA dispatch tion with the incident in Complaints prosecutors said. Ghost Cranston, Rhode Island. Gibbs received a one- reported there was a wrecked Longmeadow that oc- guns have no manufactur- He will spend the remain- year suspended sentence car that struck town property curred June 2, according A report of suspicious activ- ing or serial numbers. with probation and was at the high school. AAA re- der on probation. to a report Wednesday in ity at 1:28 p.m. Wednesday at According to a federal ported the driver did not want Gamache, 52, faced 12 Masslive.com. ordered to pay $500. 303 Paradise Road; at 7:54 agent’s affidavit in the to contact the police, but they felony charges of inten- He faces four counts of Gibbs owned a business p.m. Wednesday on Capen case, the Outlaws at that were not able to tow without tional access, alteration, assault with a danger- that sold and serviced com- Road. time were involved in a damage or destruction of mercial scales, according doing so. No one was taken A report of a disturbance ous weapon, leaving the violent feud with an affili- a computer and two mis- to prosecutors. When state to the hospital and the vehi- at 1:51 p.m. Wednesday at scene of an accident with ate of the Hells Angels. demeanor counts of giving police sought quotes for the cle was towed. Panera Bread at 433 Para- property damage and Sartwell and his wife a false document to an purchase of new commer- dise Road. negligent operation of a Assaults own an area tattoo parlor. agent, employee or public motor vehicle. cial scales in 2018, Gibbs Theft His federal public de- official. No children were in- solicited a quote from a A report of an assault at fender declined comment. He was convicted in jured, according to police competitor, then shared 3:07 p.m. Tuesday at Dono- A report of a larceny at February on 11 of the reports. that information with van’s Liquor at 449 N Broad- 2:39 p.m. Wednesday at 177 Two dead in separate house felony charges and both The children told in- another company which ul- way. Stetson Ave.; at 3:57 p.m. fires in Rhode Island misdemeanors, the New- vestigators Hedges, 61, timately was awarded the Wednesday at 5 Crosman port Daily News reported. gunned his truck at them, contract with the lowest Complaints Ave. WARWICK, R.I. (AP) According to an inter- ran over a curb and hit a bid, prosecutors said. — Authorities are investi- nal police investigation, fence. That was a violation of gating a pair of separate Gamache improperly Hedges told police the the ethics code, authori- fatal fires in Rhode Island used police letterhead to children antagonized him, ties said. Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 overnight. tell the Newport Housing making obscene gestures He also conducted pri- Hotline CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Firefighters responded Authority his girlfriend and swearing at him. vate business during one Spanish menu available to a house fire in Warwick was in imminent danger Hedges recently retired week in 2018, but claimed or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) at about 3:30 a.m. Thurs- as a confidential drug in- after 26 years with the to have worked a full All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. week for the state police, Callers may remain anonymous. day, Battalion Chief Tom formant in order to secure FBI as a special agent Bradley said. her a housing voucher. and supervisory agent. prosecutors said. A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JULY 17, 2020 Baker faults decision to shift data collection

By Steve LeBlanc said the country should 12 confirmed and probable have endorsed multiple ly baffling” decisions that than 664,000 people have and Mark Pratt continue to use the proto- COVID-19-related deaths recommendations made allowed the disease to run filed initial claims for the ASSOCIATED PRESS cols, rules and definitions Thursday, bringing the in a highly critical state rampant, investigators pandemic assistance. that have been established total number of confirmed investigation into dozens said in the report. In all, WHARTON MANSION BOSTON — Gov. Char- by the CDC to continue to and probable deaths since of coronavirus-related 76 veterans who contract- REOPENS lie Baker is criticizing a monitor the virus. the beginning of the pan- deaths at the facility for ed COVID-19 at the home The Mount, author Edith decision by the Trump ad- “As this virus has con- demic to 8,380 in the state. aging veterans. have died. Wharton’s Massachusetts ministration to shift the tinued to grow around There were 234 newly The board of trustees UNEMPLOYMENT mansion, has reopened for collection of hospital data the country, it’s more im- confirmed and probable met by teleconference INSURANCE self-guided tours. related to the coronavirus portant than ever that the cases of COVID-19, the on Tuesday for the first More than 23,500 people The grounds have been pandemic in the U.S. from CDC be able to produce disease caused by the coro- time since the report filed initial claims for reg- open for visitors to walk the Centers for Disease what I would describe as navirus, reported Thurs- was released on June 24, ular unemployment insur- the trails and view the Control and Prevention to a daily statement on truth day — bringing the total Masslive.com reported. ance from July 4 to July 11 gardens throughout the a private technology firm. with regard to hospitaliza- number of confirmed and Members passed 13 res- — a decline of more than coronavirus pandemic, “It sets us up for a sit- tions, cases, ICU utiliza- probable cases to nearly olutions to make wide- 3,000 over the previous but the main house in Le- uation where it’s going tion and all the rest,” the 112,600 in Massachusetts. spread improvements to week, the fifth consecutive nox built in 1902 reopens to be very hard to under- Republican said. There were 557 peo- the operations and man- week of decline. Thursday, according to stand what truth actually Baker said the shift will ple reported hospital- agement of the home. From March 15 to July The Berkshire Eagle. is as we try to figure out make it harder to monitor ized Thursday because of They also passed a second 11, more than 1 million in- Advance reservations what’s going on in New the progress of the virus COVID-19, while 77 were package of reform plans dividuals filed for regular are required and under England and what’s going not only around the coun- in intensive care units. calling on state officials unemployment insurance the state’s guidelines for on in the South and what’s try, but within Massachu- The number of confirmed to update the building in Massachusetts. visitors, capacity inside going on in the West and setts. and probable COVID-19 to meet infection con- Initial claims for a sepa- the mansion is limited to even what’s going on in President Donald related deaths at long- trol standards, fill the rate program — pandemic 60 guests at a time. Face the hospitals in our own Trump’s administration term care homes rose to now-vacant state direc- unemployment assistance coverings are required in- state,” Baker said during has said the change will 5,312 or more than 63 per- tor of Veterans Services — also fell. side the house, while so- a Thursday press confer- speed up reporting. CDC cent of all confirmed and position quickly with an About 12,800 people cial distancing is expected ence at the Massachusetts director Robert Redfield probable deaths in Massa- experienced health care filed initial claims for the for visitors when outside. State House. said Wednesday that he’s chusetts attributed to the leader, and provide fund- assistance for the week Wharton wrote more Baker described the fed- fine with the change. disease. ing for a new electronic ending July 11 — slight- than 40 books in 40 years, eral agency as the “source VIRUS BY THE SOLDIERS’ HOME record-keeping system. ly less than the previous including the Pulitzer of truth” for data about NUMBERS Trustees of the Sol- The leadership of the week. Prize-winning novel, “The the spread of the virus and Massachusetts reported diers’ Home in Holyoke home made several “utter- Since April 20, more Age of Innocence.” American, JetBlue will expand cooperation in N.Y., Boston DALLAS (AP) — Amer- American gain ground on ican Airlines and JetBlue Delta and United in New Airways said Thursday York and expand JetBlue’s they will sell seats on some network. of each other’s flights in Henry Harteveldt, a the Northeast to strength- travel analyst for At- en both airlines in New mosphere Research, York and Boston, where said American has been they compete against Del- shrinking in New York for ta and United. several years. American said the deal American ended a pre- will generate enough new vious limited alliance passenger traffic to let it with JetBlue in 2014 af- launch new international ter merging with US Air- flights from New York’s ways and scaled back its Kennedy Airport, includ- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS own flying in the nation’s ing service to Tel Aviv and biggest air-travel market. Athens, and revive winter A JetBlue plane flies past the American flag in American’s retreat has flights to Rio de Janeiro. Washington. allowed Delta to take the For JetBlue, the alli- lead at LaGuardia and coronavirus pandemic. Association at American. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ance would help it grow American and JetBlue “We cannot imagine a grow at Kennedy Airport while United dominates at LaGuardia and Newark did not disclose financial more horridly timed an- U.S. Rep. Lori Trahan speaks to delegates airports in its home New the airport in Newark, terms of their agreement nouncement the day after during the 2019 Massachusetts Democratic York market and bolster N.J. or provide any estimate of announcing thousands of Party Convention in Springfield. its position at Boston’s “This will help Ameri- how much revenue each furloughs.” Logan Airport, where Del- can get a larger presence American’s pilots were ta Air Lines announced expects to gain from offer- in New York,” Harteveldt several new routes before ing to sell seats on some of especially peeved because said. “The good news for Ethics panel the coronavirus pandemic the other’s flights and by while 2,500 of them are consumers is that the threw the airline industry linking their frequent-fly- getting furlough warn- partnership injects added into a nosedive. er programs. ings, JetBlue pilots — who competitive strength into Regulators could block The timing of the an- stand to do more flying New York City.” clears Trahan further mergers of major nouncement — one day because of the deal — re- Officials for American, U.S. airlines, so the car- after American warned cently got their company based in Fort Worth, Tex- By Steve LeBlanc “The respected House riers are turning to more 25,000 employees that to agree not to furlough as, and JetBlue said they ASSOCIATED PRESS Ethics Committee — they could be laid off in pilots through April. made up of Democrats modest partnerships that started discussing an BOSTON — The House the fall — stunned Amer- Deutsche Bank airlines and Republicans — inves- still might generate new agreement on flights in Ethics Committee has ican’s labor unions. analyst Michael Linen- tigated this matter thor- revenue. That is even the Northeast before the cleared U.S. Rep. Lori Tra- more critical now, with “Wow, it’s surreal,” said berg expects the deal to coronavirus outbreak, oughly and has now unan- han following an inves- imously confirmed what travel and airline revenue Dennis Tajer, a spokes- boost earnings of both air- but talks gained speed tigation into allegations plummeting during the man for the Allied Pilots lines. He said it will help recently. I’ve always maintained: that the Massachusetts that my campaign acted Democrat accepted exces- ethically and that these sive campaign contribu- baseless accusations were tions and reported them Indigenous groups push for mascot just politics,” Trahan said as personal loans even in a written statement though they may not have Thursday. been sourced from her Last year, a report from ban and state seal change personal funds. the Office of Congressio- The investigation fo- nal Ethics — an indepen- By Philip Marcelo sparked by George Floyd’s cused on allegations that dent watchdog that make ASSOCIATED PRESS killing by Minneapolis Trahan’s husband, David recommendations to the police, the name change Trahan, deposited funds committee — looked at BOSTON — Native demands have been re- into a joint checking ac- American groups and newed, and some commu- count that she then used the allegations. That re- their supporters rallied in nities are taking action. to make $300,000 in loans port said that, while the front of the Massachusetts The Nashoba Region- to her campaign during money didn’t appear to Statehouse Thursday to al School Committee in the 2018 election. have originated from Tra- urge passage of legislation Bolton voted earlier this Lawyers representing han’s personal funds, the banning the use of Indian month to retire the dis- the member of Congress campaign repeatedly re- mascots and reviewing the trict’s Chieftain logo. had argued that the funds ported them as personal state seal, which depicts a Officials in Barnsta- were her personal funds loans. Native American. ble on Cape Cod are also because the couple signed “There is substantial Protesters held signs weighing their school’s a premarital agreement reason to believe that Rep. saying “Humans are not Red Raiders team name, under which Trahan and Trahan’s campaign com- mascots” and chanted “Cit- and Braintree Mayor her husband have equal mittee accepted personal ies and towns, We’re go- Charles Kokoros says he’ll rights to the management loans and contributions ing to take these mascots that exceeded campaign FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS meet with local tribe lead- of all marital property. down.” At times, though, ers to discuss the town’s The committee ap- contribution limits,” the they were drowned out The Massachusetts state flag flies in front of “Wamps” mascot, which is peared to agree, finding in report concluded last year. by an equally vocal group Boston City Hall. a reference to Chief Josiah a report released Thurs- Trahan addressed the of protesters opposed to a Wampatuck, a colonial-era day that “the funds used situation in a public state- One proposal would ing a sword, and a Latin police accountability bill tribal leader. to source Representative ment last year, pointing create a special commis- phrase that reads, in part, making its way through Native American groups Trahan’s personal loans to to the written agreement sion to review the state “By the sword we seek the legislature. say Indian mascots and the Campaign were mari- between she and her hus- seal and motto. Another “If the Redskins can peace.” logos promote negative tal property to which Rep- band, and noting that change, so can the Com- would ban public schools “That’s what that sword stereotypes even as mas- resentative Trahan had a she had earned $361,000 monwealth,” said Kevin in the state from using is above the head of the cot defenders say they’re legal right of access and in 2017 and $274,000 in Peterson, of the New De- Native American mascots. Native man on the state meant to show respect. control.” 2018. mocracy Coalition, refer- A third would strengthen flag,” Deetz said in pre- “We don’t feel like we “Accordingly, the loans “When Dave and I got encing this week’s deci- the state’s law protecting pared remarks. “It’s not are being honored by any were sourced from Rep- married in 2007, we made sion by the Washington, Indian burial sites and sa- just symbolism. That’s lit- mascots. We feel like a tro- resentative Trahan’s per- a deal. And we actually D.C. NFL team to retire cred objects. erally what happened to phy,” said Brittney Walley, sonal funds, not excessive wrote it down. All of the its controversial moniker Hartman Deetz, a the leader of our people. a member of the Nipmuc contributions from her income that each of us and logo after years of op- member of the Mashpee He was beheaded.” Nation in Grafton, in pre- husband,” the committee earned would be our mar- position. Wampanoag tribe, said Massachusetts tribes pared remarks. added. “For this reason, ital property” she wrote. The North American In- the state seal is a “sym- argue a statewide ban on “It is frustrating to know the Committee did not “We didn’t distinguish.” dian Center of Boston, the bol of white supremacy” using Native American that countless tribal mem- find that Representative Trahan narrowly edged United American Indians because it references the mascots, nicknames and bers before me have al- Trahan acted in violation out Dan Koh by 145 votes of New England and oth- defeat of local tribes at the logos is necessary because ready made it abundantly of House Rules, laws, reg- in a 10-candidate Dem- er groups organized the hands of English colonists many communities have clear that it is unaccept- ulations, or other stan- ocratic primary in 2018 Statehouse rally to call for during their bloody bat- refused to change them able, and yet the issue has dards of conduct with for the state’s 3rd Con- passage of three separate tles centuries ago. despite years of opposi- not been resolved,” added respect to campaign con- gressional District, which bills as the July 31 end to The emblem depicts a tion. Rhonda Anderson, a mem- tribution limits.” includes Lowell. She went the legislative session ap- Native American man, a In the wake of the na- ber of the state Commis- Trahan welcomed the on to win the general elec- proaches. colonist’s arm brandish- tional reckoning on racism sion on Indian Affairs. ruling. tion. FRIDAY, JULY 17, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Clockwise from top: From left, Elize Santana, 4, Elijah Santana, 5, and Geral- dine Baez-Santana, all of Peabody, keep cool on a hot day at Ross Memorial Park in Peabody; Ryleigh Cahill, 4, of Lynn, enjoys a Spider-man ice cream at the park; Bob Piepiora of West Peabody fires a pitch to his son, Michael, as he works on his batting at the park.

Lynn resident Alfre- do Coron waves a Dominican Republic flag at Lynn City Hall at a rally to “Fund Peace Not Force” in an effort to table the city’s budget.

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ITEM PHOTOS | OLIVIA FALCIGNO From left, the Marblehead Museum has an exhibit entirely devoted to Marblehead native John Orne Johnson Frost, an early 20th century Amer- ican folk artist; this wall captures Frost’s time at sea; when first entering the Jeremiah Lee Mansion in Marblehead, guests of the museum are greeted with almost all original furniture and decor. Inside the museum, bedrooms are adorned with beautiful furniture, carpets and wallpaper. A8 FRIDAY, JULY 17, 2020 LOOK! Wrong Way Corrigan Day, World Emoji Day, National Tattoo Day, World Day for International Justice

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NEW YORK (AP) — row, transgender charac- Last year saw record ters were also absent from representation of LGBTQ major studio releases. characters in the 118 But overall, GLAAD films released by major found higher rates of studios, according to a inclusion than it has in new study by GLAAD. the eight years its been But for the third straight tracking studio films. Of year, the racial diversity the 118 films studied, 22 of LGBTQ characters has (18.6 percent) included waned and transgender lesbian, gay, bisexual, characters again went transgender or queer unseen. characters. That’s a slight GLAAD called the increase from 18.2 per- decrease in non-white cent in 2018. LGBTQ characters But none of the stu- “concerning.” In 2019, dios studied — the Walt 34 percent of LGBTQ Disney Co., Warner Bros., characters were people of Universal Pictures, Lions- color. That’s down from gate, Paramount Pictures, 42 percent in 2018 and 57 Sony Pictures, STX percent in 2017. Films and United Artists “GLAAD is calling​ on Releasing — received a the studios to ensure “good” or higher grade for that within two years at LGBTQ representation. least half of their LGBTQ Sony and Disney received ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK characters are people of “poor” grades. STX Films, color,” said the advocacy which released “Hustlers,” Dylan LaPierre, 9, of Lynn, holds a sign as he joins demonstrators gathered on the steps of Lynn group that tracks repre- “21 Bridges” and “Ug- City Hall in protest of proposed state budget cuts. sentation of lesbian, gay, lydolls” last year, failed LYNN — About 50 members of the bisexual and transgender GLAAD’s test since their people in the media. 2019 movies featured zero Raise Up Massachusetts coalition For the third year in a LGBTQ representation. of community groups, faith-based organizations and labor unions, protested against anticipated cuts to the state budget outside City Hall Thursday afternoon. The protest was part of the group’s launch of its “Invest in Our Recov- ery” campaign. Demonstrations were held in Boston and Revere on Wednesday and others are planned throughout the state over the next two weeks. In an effort to avoid “severe state budget cuts,” which the group warns would only worsen the effects of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the COVID-19 crisis and impair A firefighter wears a face mask with the colors the state’s economic recovery, Raise of the French flag, prior to the Bastille Day pa- Up members are advocating for rade on the Champs-Élysées avenue in Paris. increased state taxes on “profitable corporations and their wealthy shareholders.” Animal print, beads Joining coalition members on Thursday were educators, health- care and human service workers, or plain black, masks bus drivers, and other public-sector workers, who urged Massachusetts become about style lawmakers to avoid “devastating” budget cuts and instead invest in SALEM, Ore. (AP) — becoming a fashion trend, public services by asking profitable They can be colorful or Vogue magazine recently corporations and investors to pay come in basic black, make listed 100 “aesthetically “their fair share.” a political statement or pleasing” selections. The just a funny one. fashion magazine’s rec- Sallie Kennedy of Lynn holds a sign. Masks made of cotton ommendations include a and other washable ma- mask with beaded accents terials have become big from Susan Alexandra. sellers, and an emerging The cost: $70. Masks fashion item, as face cov- made from vintage quilt erings have been increas- tops, by Farewell Frances, ingly mandated around go for $25. the world to reduce the After U.S. House Speak- spread of the coronavirus. er Nancy Pelosi began Sales are expected to get wearing masks that another boost after Britain matched her outfits, peo- and France announced this ple watching her on news week that they will require channels noticed they had masks in public indoor a Donna Lewis label on spaces. That could help them. The boutique in France’s textile and luxury Alexandria, Va., became goods companies unload a besieged by purchase surplus of masks that num- orders and soon ran out of bered 20 million in June. the labels, which custom- In addition, at least 25 ers demanded. U.S. states are requiring The boutique now has masks in many indoor a huge backlog of orders, State Rep. Peter situations. Oregon on co-owner Chris Lewis Capano speaks about Wednesday even began said. the need to invest in requiring masks outdoors “I’m shipping them public services, if people can’t stay 6 feet all over the world now,” such as schools and apart. Lewis said. “Orders are so housing. In a sign that masks are furious, I can’t keep up.” WEATHER LOTTERY National weather SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Friday, July 17, 2020 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Thursday...... 0241 Thursday...... 0291 Sunrise today 5:20 a.m. Rain showers early with over- S winds 5 to 10 kt, increas- cast skies later in the day. ing to 10 to 15 kt with gusts Wednesday...... 2422 Wednesday...... 7510 Sunset today 8:19 p.m. High 77F. Winds S at 10 to up to 20 kt in the afternoon. Tuesday...... 5948 Tuesday...... 9250 20 mph. Chance of rain 40%. Waves around 2 ft. 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©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B FRIDAY, JULY 17, 2020 Luders hits the ground running with Navs By Mike Alongi and it’s just been great to ITEM SPORTS EDITOR get back out on the field and play,” said Luders, Lynnfield native and who starred in baseball North Shore Navigators and soccer at Lynnfield infielder Jonathan Luders High. “This is a great is just happy to be back group of guys, and they’re out on the baseball field, all fun to be around.” and he’s showing it. Luders credits the famil- Luders, who recently iarity with his teammates completed his freshman — many of whom hail from year at Division I Seton the local area — as one of Hall University, is off to the reasons everyone is so a hot start with the Nav- comfortable. igators at both the plate “I think one of the main and in the field. Through things is that a lot of us 11 games, Luders is bat- know each other and have ting .308 with a double competed against each and two RBI in 26 plate other for years at the low- appearances and he’s put er levels, and we’re all just ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO up a fielding percentage of comfortable around each After missing out on most of his freshman year with Seton Hall baseball, Lynnfield’s Jonathan 1.000 at second base with other,” Luders said. Luders has started his summer season with the Navigators with a .308 batting average and a per- 16 putouts and 19 assists. fect fielding percentage. “It’s been a great start LUDERS, B2 MASCAC cancels Local golf champions fall sports

By Mike Alongi this fall. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR The nation’s oldest Divi- sion III athletic conference, The list of college ath- which is celebrating its letic conferences who are 50th anniversary during not playing sports this fall the 2020-2021 academic COURTESY PHOTOS continues to grow. year, will join conferences In a statement Thurs- like the Patriot League Tuesday afternoon at Wedge- day, The Massachusetts and the Ivy League in sus- wood Pines Country Club in State Collegiate Athletic pending the fall 2020 ath- Stow, Gannon’s Jane and Nick Conference (MASCAC) — letic season. Fiste (above) took home the title which is made up of Salem “Unfortunately, the high- in the Division 1 section of Mass State University, Bridge- ly contagious nature of the Golf’s annual Mother-Son Mod- water State University, COVID-19 virus and the ified Scotch Tournament. The Fitchburg State Univer- risk of community spread Fistes carded a one over 72, add- sity, Massachusetts Mari- through conference com- time Academy, Massachu- ing four birdies to their card to petition proved too great win the Division 1 section, which setts College of Liberal a risk to our students Arts, Framingham State is made up of sons aged 19 and athletes to engage in con- over. University, Westfield State ference play,” MASCAC University and Worcester Commissioner Angela “The shot of the day goes to my State University — put Baumann said. “With the mom,” said Nick Fiste of his out a statement Thursday health and well-being of mother at the end of the round. that it will not play any “We were 10 feet short of the men’s or women’s sports MASCAC, B2 green on the fourth hole and she had a nice chip-in birdie to real- ly get us going.” Pat Ryback (top right) took Finals set for home the title in the gross divi- sion at the Gannon Ladies Club Championship over the week- Mass. Amateur end, shooting a two-day score of 175 to beat out Joyce Agganis and Judy Johnson. Championship Carol Mills (bottom right) won the title in the net division of the Gannon Ladies Club Champion- By Mike Alongi slowly whittled away at ship after shooting a two-day net ITEM SPORTS EDITOR the deficit, and by the turn total score of 133. to the back nine Parziale After two grueling was just 1-up. The score rounds of stroke play and remained there until Mac- then another four rounds cario tied things up on the of match play, the finals for 13th hole with a par. Af- Woods has quiet return to golf, the 112th Massachusetts ter remaining tied for two Amateur Championship more holes, Maccario took have been set as Nick Mac- the lead with the eventual cario (Bradford CC) will match-winner on the 16th Finau leads Memorial at 65 face off against Matthew hole, making birdie on the Organisak (Nashawtuc DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) — Ti- lead over Ryan Palmer. 403-yard par 4 to win 1-up. ger Woods was back on the The greens are being re- CC). The two remaining The second matchup competitors will face off for PGA Tour for the first time placed after the Memorial, was much more back- in five months Thursday so there’s no concern about 36 holes of match play be- and-forth. Francoeur -- a ginning at 8 a.m. Friday at and saw Muirfield Village them dying out. They were former St. John’s Prep like never before. 2 feet faster on the Stimp- The Kittansett Club. star who currently plays Thursday opened with It was practically empty. meter, the wind was strong his college golf at Rhode Woods opened with a 10- and often changed direction the quarterfinal round, Island -- took a 1-up lead with Maccario taking foot birdie and there was si- without notice. That showed on the fourth hole before lence. He finished with a 15- in the scoring. Only seven down Benjamin Spitz giving it right back to Or- (George Wright GC) by a foot birdie for a 1-under 71, players broke 70, compared ganisak on the sixth hole. leaving him five shots be- with 35 rounds in the 60s score of 1-up and Organi- Organisak -- who won sak beating Andrew McIn- hind Tony Finau in the Me- for the first round last week. the 2019 Francis Ouim- morial, and he walked to the This is the first time in erney (Charter Oak CC) et Memorial Tournament by a score of 3 and 2. The side of the green and stood 63 years the PGA Tour has -- remained in the lead with Rory McIlroy, chatting played consecutive weeks other two winners of the until the ninth hole, when quarterfinal round were briefly before they nudged on the same course. Francoeur tied it back up their elbows toward one an- Muirfield Village only Matt Parziale (Thorny Lea with an eagle on the 411- GC) and Chris Francoeur other without touching. looked like the same course. yard par 4. But Organi- It’s a different world, “It’s night and day,” Palm- (Amesbury G & CC). sak retook the lead on the In the semifinal round, Woods keeps saying. er said. “The greens, they’re 11th hole and eventually It was a reasonable re- 2, 3 feet faster for sure. So I Maccario -- who played stretched it to 3-up by the his high school golf at St. turn. knew it wasn’t a course you 14th hole. Despite a late “Got off to almost an ideal had to just go out and light John’s Prep before playing run by Francoeur that tied collegiately at St. Anselm -- start and got a feel for the up.” the match up on the 17th round early,” Woods said. “I It wasn’t a course to over- was matched up with Par- hole, Organisak was able ziale in a battle of former just didn’t make anything power, either. to get the 1-up win after today. I had looks at bird- Bryson DeChambeau hit Massachusetts Mid-Ama- making par on the par-4 teur champions (Maccario ies, but I really didn’t make one drive 423 yards with 18th. much.” the wind at his back, leav- won in 2019; Parziale won Maccario and Organisak in 2015 and 2016). After He left that to Finau, who ing him 46 yards to the pin will play 36 holes of match seemed to make everything. on No. 1, a hole where he remaining tied through play to determine the win- the first three holes, Par- Finau finished with sev- recalls hitting 5-iron in the ner of the 112th Massa- en birdies over his last 10 past. That was a rare birdie. ziale -- who won the US chusetts Amateur Cham- Mid-Amateur in 2017 and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS holes on a Muirfield Village With wedges in his hand, he pionship. The pair will tee course that was faster and still managed only a 73. played in the 2018 Mas- off from the first hole at Tiger Woods hits from the fifth fairway ters -- took a 3-up lead af- tougher than last week in The Kittansett Club at 8 during the first round of the Memorial golf ter seven holes. Maccario the Workday Charity Open. MEMORIAL, B2 a.m. Friday. tournament, Thursday. That gave him a one-shot B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JULY 17, 2020

TODAY IN SPORTS July 17 career Grand Slam twice. Lynnfield’s Luders back on 1939 — Henry Picard beats Byron 2006 — Stacey Nuveman and Nelson 1-up in 37 holes to win the Lovieanne Jung each homer to power PGA championship. the United States to the World Cup 1941 — Joe DiMaggio’s hitting of Softball title with a 5-2 victory over streak of 56 games is stopped by Al Japan. Smith and Jim Bagby of the Indians 2008 — Drugs hit the Tour de France the diamond with Navigators before 67,000 at Cleveland. again, and the third doping bust nets 1955 — Beverly Hanson beats Lou- the biggest name yet: Italy’s Riccardo ise Suggs by three strokes in a play- Ricco, a winner of two stages. All LUDERS could while away from the off to capture the first LPGA champi- three busts involve the performance From B1 field. onship. enhancer EPO, cycling’s drug of “I was definitely fortu- 1966 — Jim Ryun becomes the first choice. His Saunier-Duval team with- American to hold the record in the draws from the Tour and suspends Luders had just barely nate that I had some sup- mile since 1937. With a time of all activities. gotten into his freshman porting things around me 3:51.3 at Berkeley, Calif., Ryun shat- 2011 — Japan stuns the United baseball season at Seton that made the down time ters Michel Jazy’s mark of 3:53.6 by States in a riveting Women’s World more manageable,” Lud- 2.3 seconds. Cup final, winning 3-1 on penalty Hall when the pandemic 1974 — Bob Gibson strikes out kicks after coming from behind twice struck. The Pirates had ers said. “I have a home Cesar Geronimo of the Reds in the in a 2-2 tie. Goalkeeper Ayumi Kai- played 14 games of the gym where I was able to second inning to become the second hori makes two brilliant saves in the 2020 season, with Luders do lifts and workouts and pitcher in major league history with shootout. Japan, making its first I also did some virtual 3,000 strikeouts. appearance in the final of a major getting six appearances 1979 — Sebastian Coe breaks the tournament, hadn’t beaten the Ameri- and one start. His first workouts with teammates world record in the mile with a time cans in their first 25 meetings. career hit was a two-RBI and friends. I also live in a of 3:48.95 in Oslo, Norway. The time 2015 — Ethiopian Genzebe Dibaba double against Milwaukee cul-de-sac and I was able is rounded up to 3:49. sets a world record in the women’s to do my sprints and run- 1983 — Bobby Hebert passes for 1,500 meters at a Diamond League on February 16. 314 yards and three touchdowns to meeting in Monaco. Dibaba crosses “It was tough at the time, ning drills there without lead the Michigan Panthers to a the line in 3:50.07, eclipsing the we were only 14 games much trouble. But it was 24-22 win over the Philadelphia long-standing mark of 3:50.46 set by into the season,” Luders also nice when we were fi- Stars in the first USFL championship China’s Qu Yunxia in 1993. game. 2016 — Henrik Stenson shoots an said of the shutdown. “We nally able to get back out 1983 — Tom Watson wins his sec- 8-under 63 to beat Phil Mickelson by had gone to North Car- on the field when Phase 2 ond straight and fifth career British three strokes, becoming the first olina, Virginia and Cali- started so I could get some Open title. Watson shoots a 9-under man from Sweden to win the British fornia on road trips then actual work in.” 275 at Royal Birkdale Golf Club in Open. Southport, England to finish one 2018 — Houston teammates Alex came back and played As for his goals this stroke ahead of Andy Bean and Hale Bregman and George Springer homer our first home game. We summer, Luders is simply Irwin. on consecutive pitches from the Los had practice the next day trying to get better every 1994 — Brazil wins a record fourth Angeles Dodgers’ Ross Stripling to and then everything got day so he can be the best World Cup soccer title, taking the start the 10th inning, part of a first shootout in championship game record 10 long balls in all, and the canceled, and I was home player he can be when he history over Italy. American League beats the NL 8-6 to shortly after that. gets back to Seton Hall. 2005 — Tiger Woods records anoth- extend its All-Star Game winning “It didn’t really sink in “I just want to do my er ruthless performance at St. streak to six. until I got home and had best and build up that Andrews, closing with a 2-under 70 2018 — Liz Cambage scores a to win the British Open for his 10th WNBA single-game record 53 points a few days,” Luders con- confidence,” Luders said. career major. He wins by five shots, to help the Dallas Wings beat the tinued. “It was a tough “Hopefully I can put up the largest margin in any major since New York Liberty 104-87. Cambage thing to deal with and some good numbers this Woods won by eight at St. Andrews breaks Riquna Williams’ WNBA you’re upset about it, but summer and go into my five years ago. He joins Jack Nick- record of 51 points, set Sept. 8, laus as the only players to win the 2013. at the same time, it is next college season with what it is.” some good momentum.” ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Luders spent his time in Luders and the Naviga- Navigators infielder Jonathan Luders kept quarantine wisely, work- tors are back in action Fri- MASCAC cancels ing out at home and stay- day night (5) on the road busy during quarantine this summer to pre- ing as sharp as he possibly against the Brockton Rox. pare for the return of baseball. fall sports over Woods returns, Finau leads at virus concerns Memorial golf tournament MASCAC CAC presidents and state From B1 officials to determine the viability of such a plan. MEMORIAL They still had the big- that led to par and bird- where players normally our student-athletes and Winter sports are still From B1 gest group, with 36 people ie, and he was in a group hit into the trees or rough our staff as our priority, being evaluated and will around them on the 16th at 70 that included Jor- and can’t reach the green. we made the difficult de- be addressed in the fall. Collin Morikawa won green. That mostly was dan Spieth and defending But he failed to capital- cision to suspend the fall “The MASCAC Presi- at Muirfield Village last TV and radio crews, pho- champion Patrick Cant- ize with short clubs in his 2020 MASCAC season.” dents know the value of week at 19-under 269, tographers and a few vol- lay. hands. Although there won’t be intercollegiate athletics beating Justin Thomas unteers. Cantlay hit a pitch-and- He hit a wedge into a fall competitions, the state to our campus community in a playoff. Morikawa No one to cheer when run across the fifth green bunker on the 14th and universities are planning and how important sports opened with a 76. Thom- Woods opened with a bird- that last week would have his chip went over the to provide student-ath- are to our student-ath- as, who didn’t make a ie and quickly reached 2 settled next to the hole. green, which would not letes with on-campus, letes,” said Massachusetts bogey until his 55th hole under with a wedge that On Thursday, it kept roll- have happened last week. in-person practices, con- College of Liberal Arts last week, had two bogeys spun back to a foot on the ing until it was just off He had to make a 6-footer ditioning and training President James Birge, after two holes. He shot third hole. And there was the green. to save bogey. He also was opportunities during the Chair of the MASCAC 74. no one to groan when he Finau didn’t play last a victim to the swirling fall semester to support Council of Presidents. Dustin Johnson shot 80, wasted a clean card on week, so he wouldn’t wind at the worse time — their physical and mental “The news that we need his highest score on the the back nine with a bun- know the difference. a 7-iron from 230 yards well-being. These practice to suspend the fall season PGA Tour in more than ker shot that sailed over “I don’t know about an over the water to the par- and training opportuni- is understandably disap- four years. Rickie Fowler the green into the rough. advantage, but I definitely 5 fifth. The wind died and ties will not use a year pointing, but the health shot 81. “I definitely didn’t have felt like I played this golf he never had a chance, of NCAA Eligibility and and safety of our students By now, players are used any issue with energy and course this way before,” leading to bogey. will be done in compliance and staff is of the utmost to seeing open spaces with not having the fans’ reac- Finau said. “I don’t know “When I was standing with the campus, state, importance. These are minimal distraction. That tions out there,” Woods what the numbers might over it, it was 20 miles an federal and NCAA COVID unprecedented times and wasn’t the case for Woods, said. “I still felt the same be as far as the guys that hour downwind. And when making the difficult deci- guidance and protocols. who last played Feb. 16 eagerness, edginess, nerv- played last week com- I hit it, it dead stopped. sion to suspend fall ath- The conference is consid- when he finished last in iness starting out, and it pared to this week. I’ve Can’t do anything about letics is equally unprece- ering alternative competi- the Genesis Invitational was good. It was a good played this golf course in it,” DeChambeau said. dented. We will continue tion options such as shift- during a cold week at Riv- feel. I haven’t felt this in these type of conditions, “That’s golf, man. You’re to monitor the facts and ing fall athletics to the iera that caused his back a while.” and it definitely helped not going to shoot the low- reevaluate the status of spring. The conference is to feel stiff. U.S. Open champion me.” est number every single working with the NCAA, athletics as information The absence of specta- Gary Woodland and Bren- DeChambeau brought day. I felt like I played conference teams, MAS- and data evolves.” tors was something new, dan Steele each shot 68, the pop with five more really bad. My wedging and it was even more pro- with Jon Rahm among tee shots at 350 yards or wasn’t great. If I can tidy nounced with Woods play- those at 69. McIlroy had longer, two of them over that up, make some putts, With MLB set to ing alongside McIlroy (70) two splendid short-game 400 yards. Some of his tee keep driving it the way I’m and Brooks Koepka (72). shots on the back nine shots wound up in places doing, I’ll have a chance.” return, optimism Zion Williamson leaves Pelicans for prevails ‘family medical matter’ ASSOCIATED PRESS and that a runner will be placed on second base LAKE BUENA VISTA, “We fully support Zi- With the start of Major during extra innings. Fla. (AP) — The New Or- on’s decision to leave the League Baseball’s short- When summer camp leans Pelicans say top NBA campus to be with ened season a week away, began earlier this month overall draft choice Zion his family,” Pelicans Ex- games in empty stadiums following an extended lay- Williamson left the club ecutive Vice President of and strange extra-inning off due to the coronavirus on Thursday to attend to Basketball Operations rules are on the verge of be- outbreak, there was plen- an urgent family medical David Griffin said. “Out coming reality. ty of doubt whether the matter. of respect for the William- Now that the players have quest to salvage the sea- The Pelicans say Wil- son family, we will have no gotten used to COVID-19 son would ever get this far. liamson intends to rejoin further comment at this tests, social distancing and Several stars chose not the team in the Orlando time.” wearing masks in the club- to participate from the area for the resumption Williamson, who starred house, it’s just about time to start, and rarely a day of the season, but the club for one season at Duke, see if 30 teams can handle goes by without a posi- did not specify when he has averaged 23.6 points a 60-game schedule amid a tive COVID-19 test in one would be able to return or and 6.8 rebounds in 19 pandemic. camp or another. But here whether he’ll miss any of games this season after “Obviously, it’s going to we are, mere days from the club’s eight remaining missing New Orleans’ feel a little different the regular-season games. launching a season that’s first 44 games while re- way things are going with Williamson will have to unique in almost every covering from preseason no fans and what-not,” quarantine again when he way. arthroscopic knee surgery. Brewers infielder Eric returns to Central Flori- “I’ve been keeping my New Orleans is 10-9 with Sogard said, “but we’re all fingers crossed every day. da, a period that will last excited to get going and at least four days and Williamson in the lineup So far, we’re doing fairly and 18-27 without him. get back out there.” well,” said Orioles manag- could be significantly lon- The Pelicans are 3 1/2 The season begins next er Brandon Hyde, whose ger if he is not tested daily games behind Memphis Thursday night with the team opens in Boston next during his absence from for the eighth and final defending World Series Friday night. “We still the team. champion Washington Na- have a ways to go before “Once we learn more playoff spot in the West- tionals hosting the New the 24th, and I’m nervous about Zion’s specific cir- ern Conference. But there York Yankees, and the Los as anybody that we’re go- cumstances, we will deter- is also the possibility of Angeles Dodgers welcom- ing to be healthy.” mine his reentry protocol qualifying for the play- ing the rival San Francis- But Hyde remains hope- based on our rules,” NBA offs by finishing ninth co Giants. The rest of the ful that the season will spokesman Tim Frank and within four games of league joins the fray Fri- start on time and go the said. the eighth seed. In that day, the common thread distance. The Pelicans resume the case, the ninth-place team PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS being that all games will “People are feeling posi- season on July 30 against would have to beat the The New Orleans Pelicans say top overall draft be played without fans in tive about how it’s worked Utah, followed by a match- eighth-place team in two the stands, each team will so far and going forward,” up with the Los Angeles straight games to advance choice Zion Williamson has left the club to at- have a designated hitter he said. Clippers two days later. to the full NBA playoffs. tend to an urgent family medical matter. FRIDAY, JULY 17, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Arkansas to require face masks to combat coronavirus surge By Andrew DeMillo COVID-19 is likely to get businesses that had closed taining or arresting any- ASSOCIATED PRESS harder and not easier, because of the pandemic one for not complying, and and we have to meet the to reopen despite warn- says first-time violators LITTLE ROCK, Ark. challenge together. Every- ings from federal health will only receive a verbal — Arkansas Gov. Asa one must do their part,” officials about the risks of or written warning. Hutchinson issued an or- Hutchinson said. “This is doing so too soon. Arkan- The order also allows der Thursday requiring a way to enlist the support sas was one of a handful of the state to exempt coun- people to wear face masks of everyone in this fight.” states that did not issue a ties that the Health De- in public throughout the Hutchinson’s decision broad stay-at-home order partment has certified as state, which has had a comes amid growing sup- to keep most businesses having a low risk of trans- surge in coronavirus cas- port for mask require- closed. mission. Hutchinson said es over the past several ments from business and Hutchinson announced that would be defined as PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS weeks. health leaders and a day the order as the state re- counties that have had no House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of Calif., pulls The Republican gover- after Bentonville-based ported one of its biggest positive cases for 28 days down her mask to speak at a news conference nor had resisted a state- Walmart said it would re- single-day increases in and have adequate testing on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday. wide mask mandate and quire customers to wear confirmed COVID-19 cas- capability. It was unclear opposed issuing a stay- masks in all of its U.S. es. The Health Depart- whether any counties cur- at-home order earlier in stores. The state’s largest ment on Thursday added rently could be exempted Pelosi urges Trump the pandemic, but he an- newspaper, the Arkansas 817 new confirmed cases under that provision. nounced the order requir- Democrat-Gazette, also to the state’s overall tally Hutchinson previously ing masks when social called for a statewide re- 31,114 since the pandemic questioned how a mask to ‘ask for directions’ distancing isn’t possible quirement on Thursday. started. It also raised the mandate could be enforced in the hopes of slowing the Hutchinson previous- state’s death toll by six, to in a rural state such as Ar- disease’s rapid spread in ly encouraged people to 341, and added 12 more kansas, but this week he on virus crisis the state. The order takes wear masks and allowed patients to the number of left open the possibility of By Lisa Mascaro as soon as next week. That effect Monday. cities to pass ordinances people currently hospital- such a requirement. The ASSOCIATED PRESS plan is a counteroffer to Hutchinson said the requiring their use, but he ized with the disease, for a chancellor of the Universi- the sweeping $3 trillion state’s rising cases, hos- stopped short of requiring total of 470. ty of Arkansas for Medical WASHINGTON — proposal that House Dem- pitalizations and deaths them statewide. He’s the The order includes sev- Sciences called for a state- House Speaker Nancy ocrats approved in May, show that more needs to latest Republican gover- eral exemptions, including wide requirement last Pelosi on Thursday com- before the latest spike in be done to combat the vi- nor to relent on the mask people younger than 10 weekend. pared President Donald coronavirus cases and hot rus’ spread. He also said issue in the face of a surge years old or those engaged “This is the right deci- Trump to “the man who re- spots. adults needs to set the in COVID-19 cases. Ala- in religious worship, de- sion and will flatten the fuses to ask for directions” Months after McConnell right example for the bama’s governor issued a spite worship services be- curve and save lives in Ar- as she pleaded with the hit “pause” on new spend- state’s schoolchildren, similar mask mandate on ing identified as sources kansas as we fight against White House to seek input ing, as he puts it, Repub- many of whom will be Wednesday. of outbreaks in Arkansas the COVID-19 pandemic,” from the nation’s scientific licans now face a poten- required to wear masks Arkansas’ coronavirus and elsewhere. Violators UAMS Chancellor Cam leaders to reverse the rise tially more dire situation. when in-person classes re- cases have dramatical- could face a fine of up to Patterson tweeted mo- in COVID-19 cases and They had hoped the pan- sume next month. ly risen since May, when $500. The order prohibits ments after Hutchinson’s deaths. demic would ease and the “This whole fight against the state began allowing law enforcement from de- announcement. The Democratic speaker economy would recover. urged Trump to invoke the Instead, coronavirus cas- full power of the Defense es are spiking, states are Production Act to boost resuming shutdowns and Defiance grows as Georgia much-needed supplies for parents are wondering if coronavirus testing and it’s safe to send children treatment as a weary na- back to school. governor blocks local mask rules tion battles the outbreak. “There were some that “Mr. President, admit hoped this would go away in an otherwise routine it, you’ve gone down the By Jeff Amy sooner than it has,” Mc- and Ben Nadler renewal of rules govern- wrong path, ask for direc- Connell said Wednesday ASSOCIATED PRESS ing business operations tions, ask for directions during a hospital visit in and ordering medically from the scientists,” Pelosi Kentucky, where he urged ATLANTA — Mayors in vulnerably people to stay said Thursday at the Cap- people to wear masks and Atlanta and other Georgia itol. social distance. cities deepened their defi- home, Kemp made that Tensions are rising as “The straight talk here ance of Gov. Brian Kemp prohibition explicit. He Congress considers the that everyone needs to un- on Thursday, saying they went so far as to say lo- next virus relief package derstand: This is not going want their requirements cal governments couldn’t with no apparent end- away,” McConnell said. for people to wear masks in order masks on their own game in sight to the pan- This would be the fifth public to remain in place, property, which would in- demic that now threatens virus rescue bill since even after the Republican clude Atlanta’s airport. longer-term economic and spring. Such an unprece- governor explicitly forbade Although national societal turmoil than first dented federal interven- cities and counties from health officials have called envisioned. tion has occurred as Con- mandating face coverings. on people to use masks, Senate Majority Leader gress races to provide a Officials in at least 15 President Donald Trump’s Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., comprehensive national Georgia cities and counties, administration has not is- is poised to release the strategy to try to bring the including Atlanta Mayor sued any nationwide guid- GOP’s $1 trillion package pandemic under control. Keisha Lance Bottoms, ance. Twenty-five states had ordered masks during and the District of Colum- the coronavirus pandem- bia now require masks. Trump’s grand GOP ic, and many are venting Democratic local officials outrage at Kemp swatting blew up at Kemp’s prohibi- down their efforts. tion. Savannah Mayor Van convention plans “The mayor’s order re- Johnson, the first to defy mains in effect, as science PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Kemp by ordering masks shrink as virus surges and data will continue to drive the city’s decisions,” A protester holds up a sign for a mask mandate on July 1, took to Twitter on Wednesday night to cases. Jacksonville has Bottoms spokesperson in schools during the “School Safety First Ral- By Zeke Miller lambaste the governor. ASSOCIATED PRESS instituted a face covering Michael Smith wrote in a ly” at the Oconee County Board of Education in “It is officially official. mandate, and the state is text. “Masks save lives.” Watkinsville, Ga. WASHINGTON — Pres- Governor Kemp does not limiting gatherings to 50 Kemp doesn’t disagree, ident Donald Trump’s saying he strongly supports But he has maintained for strictive than his statewide give a damn about us,” plans for a grand conven- percent of a venue’s ca- Johnson wrote. “Every pacity. mask-wearing to combat weeks that cities and coun- mandates. tion keep shrinking. the spread of COVID-19 ties don’t have the power That didn’t stop local man and woman for him- The convention notice The Republican Nation- infections. He traveled the to require masks in public governments from con- self/herself. Ignore the sci- al Committee announced comes as Trump aides and state earlier this month to places, saying no local or- tinuing to enact their own ence and survive the best Thursday that it is sharp- allies have increasingly encourage face coverings. der can be more or less re- mandates, so Wednesday, you can.” ly restricting attendance questioned whether the on three of the four nights event is worth the trouble; of its convention in Jack- some advocate scrapping sonville, Fla., next month. it. Conventions are meant More than 1M Americans seek As the GOP looks for to lay out a candidate’s ways to move forward vision for the coming four while coronavirus cases years, not spark months of help as companies cut more jobs are spiking in the state, intrigue over the health party leader Ronna Mc- and safety of attendees, By Christopher Daniel said in a letter to they have argued. Rugaber RNC members that only In the end, the decision AP ECONOMICS WRITER the roughly 2,500 regular Job seekers about whether and how delegates to the conven- WASHINGTON — More exercise to move forward will be tion would be permitted than a million Americans social to attend the first three Trump’s. sought unemployment distancing nights. Delegates, their Thursday’s announce- benefits last week, indicat- as they wait guests and alternate del- ment was expected to ing that companies are cut- to be called egates would be allowed reduce the number of at- ting more jobs as the resur- into the for the final night, Aug. tendees — even regular gent coronavirus scythes Heartland 27, when Trump is set delegates — who make through the Sunbelt and Workforce to deliver his acceptance the trip to Jacksonville, in some of the nation’s most Solutions speech. most cases spending thou- populous states. office in The GOP had already sands of dollars of their Layoffs in Florida, Geor- Omaha, moved most of the conven- own money to attend a gia and California rose Neb. tion from Charlotte, N.C., convention that will lack by tens of thousands, the after local officials ruled many of the traditional Labor Department said PHOTO | out a full-capacity crowd festivities. Already some Thursday in its weekly re- ASSOCIATED PRESS during the pandemic. had been having second port. The number of laid-off “When we made these thoughts about going, giv- workers seeking assistance efforts to reopen their econ- to 136,000, according to by repeated virus-related remained stuck at 1.3 mil- the Labor Department shutdowns,” said Rubeela changes, we had hoped to en that some states have omies, according to Bank of be able to plan a tradition- lion — a stunning number America. The rising num- report. In California, they Farooqi, chief U.S. econo- imposed 14-day quaran- al convention celebration that, while lower than the ber of virus cases threatens increased 23,000 to nearly mist at High Frequency tine orders on people re- to which we are all accus- previous week, illustrated to push what appeared to 288,000. Applications also Economics. tomed,” McDaniel said. turning from virus hot the devastation wrought be a recovering nation into went up in Arizona and The number of people “However, adjustments spots such as Florida. by widespread shutdowns. critical condition. South Carolina. seeking jobless aid shrank must be made to comply “People coming from It was the 17th consecutive Applications for aid par- “Conditions in the la- in New Jersey and New with state and local health out of state, my guess is week that jobless claims alleled rising infections bor market remain weak, York and in another hot guidelines.” the guest list will be very surpassed 1 million. geographically. Claims and the risk of mounting spot, Texas, a state that In recent weeks, Flor- small,” said Florida Re- Infections are rising in 40 in Florida doubled to permanent job losses is has been hammered by job ida has seen significant publican Party Chair Joe states, and 22 states have 129,000, and in Georgia high, especially if activity cuts this year in the ener- increases in confirmed Gruters. either paused or reversed they rose nearly one-third continues to be disrupted gy sector. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JULY 17, 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 Son-in-law refuses to stop driving after having seizures DEAR ABBY: My son- how much they love them in-law was diagnosed Dear Abby is written by Abigail and how much they ap- with epilepsy 25 years preciate all their mothers ago. He typically has two Van Buren, also known as Jeanne have done for them. My or three seizures a year. Phillips, and was founded by her relative posted something He has seen a neurologist mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact along the lines of, “My on and off over the years, goal in life is to be a better but he has not been to the Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. mother than mine was” doctor for his medications Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. and some other things in several years. He works that demonstrated her in the medical field and disdain for her mother. gets his meds from the When I saw the post, FRIGHTENED IN only thing you should my heart ached for her doctors he works with. THE SOUTH NOT do is stay silent. mom, but my heart ached He recently had a sei- for my relative even zure after dropping one DEAR FRIGHTENED: DEAR ABBY: Over the more. It seems she car- of his children off at an Your son-in-law should last several years I have ries so much hurt in her appointment. Fortunate- not be taking medications learned the value of coun- heart, and I wonder if she ly, the child wasn’t in the for his epilepsy from doc- seling, which helped me could benefit from thera- car when he wrecked it. tors who are not intimate- deal with years of undiag- py as I have, but I don’t My question is, how in- ly involved with his care. nosed depression. I over- know how to suggest it. I volved should I be? If the accident didn’t came my preconceived am afraid of hurting her Should I confront him? serve as a wakeup call to notions about therapy, feelings or getting her Unfortunately, my grand- talk to his doctor, it and I’m happier now than upset with me. How child reached out to her should have. I have ever been because should I approach this? dad’s mother. Her answer Consider contacting I was able to let go of tons was she would pay for your auto insurance com- of burdens I carried from HELPING OUT IN spine alignments for him. pany and asking what can my past. It has been a IDAHO Did I mention he refuses be done about an epileptic wonderful and life-chang- to stop driving? DEAR HELPING: Ap- motorist who is prone to ing experience. proach it by telling your I’m extremely con- seizures several times a One of my relatives has relative you saw her post cerned about the well-be- year while still driving. If mentioned several times and were struck by the ing of my daughter and you can’t find guidance that she has a very pain she must be feeling to four grandchildren and there, the state police where strained relationship with have put something like the lives of others on the your son-in-law lives her mom. I can’t think of a that online for all the roads who could be in- might be interested in nicer family, so I have nev- world to see. Explain about jured or killed as a result what you have to say. er understood what could the baggage that therapy of his actions. Do I have a Your daughter and her have caused this rift. helped you to overcome in right to be involved? My family have been lucky so On Mother’s Day, I saw your own life and what a friends and other family far not to have been seri- several social media posts difference it has made for members tell me there is ously injured, but they from people celebrating you. Then offer her your nothing I can do. may not always be. The their mothers, expressing therapist’s phone number. BRIDGE

Keep analyzing for success Peter Drucker, who was an influ- Most players would cash the heart ential thinker about management, ace and shift to a diamond. They wrote, “’Management’ means, in would hope to collect two black-suit the last analysis, the substitution tricks. But, as you can see, declarer of thought for brawn and muscle, of immediately claims 10 tricks: five knowledge for folklore and supersti- spades and five diamonds. tion, and of cooperation for force.” This East paused to assess the Say the word “analysis” to most prospects. He had 13 points, there people, and they think of psychiatry. were 18 in the dummy, and declarer Someone defined psychiatry as the rated to have at least 6. That left at care of the id by the odd. Mention most three for West. analysis to most bridge players, and East could see four potential tricks, they smile. “Yes,” they say, “I analyze every deal carefully.” Is that the care two in hearts and two in clubs, if he of the id by the ego? could get his partner on play for a East analyzed today’s deal correct- club lead through dummy’s king. ly. Lie on the couch and look at only How could that be achieved? Well, the North and East hands. Against West had led a low heart, which four spades, West leads the heart guaranteed an honor in the suit. At four: five, king, three. How should trick two, East returned the heart sev- East continue? en. West won with his queen and had In the auction, South’s three-club no trouble in finding the killing club rebid was New Minor Forcing. switch. Well defended! FRIDAY, JULY 17, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS REMIND REWIND Special Theme: Directed by John Ford TCM, beginning at 12 p.m. Catch a Classic! The bad and the bumbling John Ford won back-to-back Best Di- By David Cohea Dad. These guys are lovable rector Oscars for The Grapes of Wrath REMIND MAGAZINE because they are so horrible. First there’s Homer Simp- (1940) and How Green Was My Valley Early TV dads were of a son (voiced by Dan Castella- (1941), and both of those films air as common stock — in black neta) of The Simpsons. Ho- and white and pure through part of today’s lineup of Ford classics. mer’s a lousy provider — he and through. They were tall, held about 188 jobs in rough- Also on the schedule are some perhaps chiseled and white, fonts of ly 400 episodes — is lazy, has lesser-known works from the direc- pipe-smoking wisdom and a zeal for instant gratifica- wry, kids-will-be-kids hu- tion, is prone to fits of anger, tor, including Gideon of Scotland Yard mor. They worked day jobs loves beer too much and is a (1958), The Rising of the Moon (1957), and drove home to suburbia, real dummy to boot. Yet for where they were greeted by The Last Hurrah (1958),The Long Gray every banana peel of char- loving housewives while the acter Homer routinely slips Line (1955) and The Long Voyage Home young’uns flooded round. on, he has genuine affection (1940). By the time the ’60s was for his family and strives to picking up steam, it was time do right by them, as when to let some air out of their The Wrong Wedding Planner he sells his ride on the Duff stuffy image. The first in this Blimp in order to enter his LMN, 8 p.m. evolution was the Bumbling daughter Lisa in a beauty Original Film! Dad, poking fun at these lov- pageant so she could feel bet- able figures by clowning with ter about herself. Detective Jones (Vivica A. Fox) arrives their established moves. Al Bundy (Ed O’Neill) of at the home of Ashley (Yan-Kay Crys- On The Dick Van Dyke Married With Children is an tal Lowe) and Brad (Stephen Richard Show, Rob Petrie (Dick Van even more sour father figure, Dyke) literally falls all over stuck in a lousy day job sell- Harris), a young couple in the midst of things trying to play Dad. ing shoes at the mall. All of preparing for their upcoming nuptials, to Maybe it was because series Bundy’s cherished memories creator Carl Reiner asked are back on his high school investigate a mysterious break-in. While cast members to bring in re- football field. He proposed Detective Jones discovers nothing at the al-life experiences, which he to his wife Peggy in a drunk- scene, someone is stalking them, and scripted into the show; life, en mistake. His daughter is we found out, is loaded with a flaky bimbo and his son sabotaging Brad at work. shtick. a lustful nerd. If that’s not Herman Munster (Fred enough, Al is cursed with a NTT IndyCar Series: Iowa IndyCar 250s Gwynne) of The Munsters bad back and pathological NBCSN, 8:30 p.m. Live is the dumbest of the lot, a need to fix things around the grownup juvenile whose size house with absurd results. The first of two NTT IndyCar Series races and appearance is just anoth- But the biggest joke of all? Al at Iowa Speedway takes place tonight er thing to trip over. In the Bundy loves his family and wake of Vietnam War pro- secretly knows his lousy life as Scott Dixon, Simon Pagenaud, Josef tests and Watergate, Dad as is his own fault. Newgarden and other top contenders an authority figure had lost Variations of the Bumbling race on the .875-mile oval. The second some of his shine. 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Cringeworthy and ness with his son Lamont the coolest daddy of ’em all — 1920s Charleston to life with a beloved America. Living with Archie wretched as they are, they and his long-suffering wife (Demond Wilson). Queru- a cringeworthy assertion in remain cherished in memory score from George Gershwin in a new Edith are grown ‘60s kids, lous, grandiose and silly, he any house. — maybe because they make production directed by James Robinson. their daughter Gloria and doesn’t give much credit to By the end of the ’80s, the our own bumbling and bad son-in-law Mike. Every week his son, whom he usually re- Grumpy Old Dad morphed attempts at fatherhood look Eric Owens and Angel Blue star in the ti- the nation’s clash of cultures fers to as “dummy.” But it is into an even more problem- that much better — and for- tle roles, and David Robertson conducts. played out with Archie on his Fred who is usually in trou- atic father figure: the Bad givable. 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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Declaration of Nationality Commonwealth of Massachusetts THE TRIAL COURT Notice of Special Appearance : I am that I am: guillermo polanco, maximo The Trial Court PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT antonio©, in full life, in propria persona, sui juris, in solo proprio, by natural issue, Probate and Family Court Docket No. ES20P1337GD the beneficiary and heir of: GUILLERMO POLANCO, MAXIMO ANTONIO©, corp.sole Docket No. ES11P2334EA CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION FOR Dba.: MAXIMO ANTONIO GUILLERMO POLANCO©, and, GUILLERMO, MAXIMO©, CITATION ON PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN FOR corp.sole Dba.: MAXIMO GUILLERMO©. Notice of Special Appearance : I am that I ALLOWANCE OF ACCOUNT INCAPACITATED PERSON PURSUANT TO am: guillermo, yolanda maria©, formerly known as: gonzalez, yolanda maria©, in Essex Probate and Family Court G.L. c. 190B, º5-304 full life, in propria persona, sui juris, in solo proprio, by natural issue, the 36 Federal Street Essex Probate and Family Court beneficiary and heir of: GUILLERMO, YOLANDA MARIA©, corp.sole Dba.: YOLANDA Salem, MA 01970 36 Federal Street MARIA GUILLERMO©, and: GONZALEZ, YOLANDA MARIA©, corp.sole Dba.: (978) 744-1020 Salem MA, 01970 YOLANDA MARIA GONZALEZ. Collectively having reached the age of majority, being aboriginal to the northwestern and southwestern shores of Africa, the Atlantic In the matter of: In the matter of: John Cragen Islands, the continental Americas, being duly sworn, hereby affirms to declare our John Hegarty Of: Lynn, MA intention to be as our pedigree subscribes, as : moorish american moslem RESPONDENT nationals , but not citizen's of the United States. We declare permanent, and Date of Death: 08/17/2011 Alleged Incapacitated Person unalienable, allegiance to the Moorish Empire, Societas Republicae Ea Al Maurikanuus Estados / United States Republic, The Constitution for the united To all interested persons: To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been States of America, Article III Section 2, The Barbary Treaties, International Law, filed by United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and all Natural A Petition has been filed by: laws governing moors and hereby Declare and Proclaim our nationality as: moorish Elaine O'Shea Mavros of Marblehead MA North Shore Medical Center, Salem MA american moslem nationals. Any and all facts contained in this publication, are fully applicable to any and all private tribal issue offspring of: guillermo polanco, requesting allowance of the First and Final Account of Eli Mavros as Rendered by in the above captioned matter alleging that John Cragen is in need of a Guardian maximo antonio©, & guillermo, yolanda maria©, formerly known as: gonzalez, the Fiduciary of his estate as Personal Representative and any other relief as and requesting that yolanda maria©, Nunc pro tunc, not limited to but including : 1. guillermo sok, requested in the Petition. jayda ravy©, the beneficiary and heir of: GUILLERMO SOK, JAYDA RAVY©, corp You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the (or some other suitable person) be appointed as Guardian to serve Without sole, Dba: JAYDA RAVY GUILLERMO SOK©, 2. guillermo, messiah julian©, the Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney Surety on the bond. beneficiary and heir of: GUILLERMO, MESSIAH JULIAN©, corp sole, Dba: MESSIAH must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on JULIAN GUILLERMO©, 3. Guillermo, dianilis©, the beneficiary and heir of: 07/27/2020. The petition asks the court to determine that the Respondent is incapacitated, that GUILLERMO, DIANILIS©, corp sole, Dba: DIANILIS GUILLERMO©. I am that I am: This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written the appointment of a Guardian is necessary, and that the proposed Guardian is guillermo polanco, maximo antonio© from this day forward, in harmony with my appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a appropriate. The petition is on file with this court and may contain a request for Nationality / Status / Jurisdiction, shall be known as: '' maximo el ali©". I am that timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections certain specific authority. I am: guillermo, yolanda maria©, formerly known as: gonzalez, yolanda maria©, within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your from this day forward, in harmony with my Nationality / Status / Jurisdiction, shall notice to you. attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on be known as: '' yolanda el ali©".Notice of Merging of Legal Title with Equitable the return date of 07/27/2020. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline Title : This order is to preserve legal and equitable title , and to reserve all rights, WITNESS, Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. title, and interest, in the property, Re: GUILLERMO POLANCO, MAXIMO ANTONIO©, If you fail to file the written appearance by the return day, action may be taken in corp.sole Dba.: MAXIMO ANTONIO GUILLERMO POLANCO©, and, GUILLERMO, Date: June 24, 2020 this matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written MAXIMO©, corp.sole Dba.: MAXIMO GUILLERMO©, as well as: GUILLERMO, Pamela Casey O'Brien appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific YOLANDA MARIA©, corp.sole Dba.: YOLANDA MARIA GUILLERMO©, and: Register of Probate facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. GONZALEZ,YOLANDA MARIA©, corp.sole Dba.: YOLANDA MARIA GONZALEZ, & all IMPORTANT NOTICE aforementioned properties 1-3 etc., to the depositor, and or the capacity as Item July 17, 2020 The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the Guardian/Chairman/Chairwoman of the Board of Trustees: '' maximo el ali©", above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or financial nom deguerre: guillermo polanco, maximo antonio©, and or, '' yolanda el ali©", COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone nom deguerre: guillermo, yolanda maria©. All property , of the same issue and THE TRIAL COURT may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If the above-named amount, in like kind and specie, is to be returned fully intact , as a Special Deposit PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at State expense. order of the Depositor / Beneficiary / Bailor / Donor / Principal / Creditor: '' Docket No. ES20P1564EA WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. maximo el ali©", nom deguerre: guillermo polanco, maximo antonio©, and or, '' INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE Date: June 26, 2020 yolanda el ali©", nom deguerre: guillermo, yolanda maria©, as a special deposit Pamela Casey O'Brien order in lawful money. This special deposit is to be used exclusively for the benefit Essex Division Register of Probate of : MAXIMO EL ALI TRUST, and or, YOLANDA EL ALI TRUST, both respective trust Item: July 17, 2020 being a private foreign islamism ecclesiastical trust. All aforementioned properties Estate of: Richard P. Field 1-3 etc. are hereby conveyed to each respective beneficiaries trust when the Also Known As: Commonwealth of Massachusetts beneficiary reaches the age of majority. This deposit is not to be commingled with Date of Death: April 3, 2020 The Trial Court general assets of any bank , nor depositary / trustee / agent / bailee / donee / Probate and Family Court debtor. This deposit is not limited to, but including: discharge and set off, of any Docket No. ES11P2334EA and all outstanding liabilities as accord and satisfaction. All Rights Reserved. To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of CITATION ON PETITION FOR ORDER OF COMPLETE SETTLEMENT Item: July 17, 24, 31 and August 7, 2020 Petitioner Marilyn Badger of Hudson NH Essex Probate and Family Court Petitioner Richard P. Field, Jr. of Lynn MA 36 Federal Street Salem, MA 01970 CITATION BY PUBLICATION a Will has been admitted to informal probate. (978) 744-1020 TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS Marilyn Badger of Hudson NH Estate of: TO: VIDALL SATTIWHITE Richard P. Field, Jr. of Lynn MA John E Hegarty UNKNOWN has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to serve without surety on the bond. Case Number: 656-2020-TR-00047 Date of Death: 08/17/2011 The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Preliminary Hearing Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without A Petition for Order of Complete Settlement has been filed by: supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with A petition to terminate parental rights over your minor child(ren) has been filed in the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration Richard L Camann of Lynn MA this Court. You are hereby cited to appear at a Court to show cause why the same from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating should not be granted. to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. requesting that the court enter a formal Decree of Complete Settlement including Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings the allowance of a final account, and other such relief as may be requested in the Date: August 04, 2020 35 Amherst Street and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Petition. Time: 9:00 AM Manchester, NH 03101 Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Time Allotted: 30 Minutes Courtroom 101-9th Circuit-Family Division- Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. IMPORTANT NOTICE Manchester You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Item: July 17, 2020 Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney A written appearance must be filed with this Court on or before the date of the must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on hearing, or the respondent may personally appear on the date of hearing or be COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS the return day of 07/27/2020. defaulted. THE TRIAL COURT This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written CAUTION PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a You should respond immediately to this notice to prepare for trial and because Docket No. ES20P1449EA timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections important hearings will take place prior to trial. If you fail to appear personally or in INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE within thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without further notice writing, you will waive your right to a hearing and your parental rights may be to you. terminated at the above hearing. Essex Division IMPORTANT RIGHTS OF PARENTS WITNESS, Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. THIS PETITION IS TO DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS OVER Estate of: Richard A. Collings YOUR CHILD(REN) SHALL BE TERMINATED. TERMINATION OF THE PARENT//CHILD Also Known As: Richard Collings, Richard Alfred Collings Date: June 24, 2020 RELATIONSHIP MEANS THE TERMINATION SHALL DIVEST YOU OF ALL LEGAL Date of Death: April 04, 2020 RIGHTS, PRIVILEGES, DUTIES AND OBLIGATIONS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO Pamela Casey O'Brien THE LOSS OF ALL RIGHT TO CUSTODY, VISITATION AND COMMUNICATION WITH Register of Probate YOUR CHILD(REN). IF TERMINATION IS GRANTED, YOU WILL RECEIVE NO NOTICE To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of OF FUTURE LEGAL PROCEEDINGS CONCERNING YOUR CHILD(REN). Item: July 17, 2020 You are hereby notified that you have a right to be represented by an attorney. You Petitioner Arthur M Polimeno of Saugus MA also have the right to oppose the proceedings, to attend the hearing and to COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS present evidence. If you desire an attorney, you may notify this Court within ten a Will has been admitted to informal probate. (10) days of receiving this notice and upon a finding of indigency, the Court will ESSEX, ss. DOCKET NO. ES20E0046PP appoint an attorney without cost to you. If you enter an appearance, notice of any Arthur M Polimeno of Saugus MA PROBATE COURT future hearing regarding this child(ren) will be by first class mail to you, your attorney and all other interested parties not less than ten (10) days prior to any has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to To CHRISTINE M. DESIMONE of LYNN in the County of ESSEX, MORTGAGE scheduled hearing. Additional information may be obtained from the Family serve without surety on the bond. ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. INC., having a place of business in FLINT, Division Court identified in the hearing of this Order of Notice. MI., SAGE BANK having a place of business in LOWELL in the County of The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal MIDDLESEX and to all other persons interested. If you will need an interpreter or other accommodations for this hearing, please Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without contact the court immediately. supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with A petition has been presented to said Court by IVAN MARTINEZ of SALEM in the the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration County of ESSEX, representing that he holds as tenants in common an undivided Please be advised (and/or advice clients, witnesses, and others) that it is a Class from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating part or share of certain land lying in LYNN in said County of ESSEX and briefly B felony to carry a firearm or other deadly weapon as defined in RSA 625.11, V in to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. described as follows: a courtroom or area used by a court. Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal The common title to the land is derived under the Quitclaim Deed of Joanne M. June 25, 2020 BY ORDER OF THE COURT Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Bragan and James E. Bragan Jr., grantors, dated July 17, 2018 and recorded with Mary A. Barton, Clerk of Court Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. the Essex Registry of Deeds (southern District) in Book 36886, Page 225. (See Copy of Quitclaim Deed attached hereto and incorporated herein). Item: July 10, 17, 2020 Item: July 17, 2020

The land and buildings thereon, as detailed and described in the above-referenced Quitclaim Deed, is all part of 17 Clifton Street, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts held by parties outlined herein as Joint Tenants with rights of Survivorship. Selling a house? Have a story to share? Buying a house? Setting forth that he desires that all of said land may be sold at private sale for not less than THREE-HUNDRED FORTY-FOUR THOUSAND dollars and praying that Need a question answered? Find out what properties partition may be made of all the land aforesaid according to law, and to that end that a commissioner be appointed to make such a partition and be ordered to recently sold in your area. make sale and conveyance of all, or any pat of said land which the Court finds [email protected] cannot be advantageously divided either at private sale or public auction, and be Check out ordered to distribute the net proceeds thereof. the Real Estate page If you desire to object thereto you or your attorney should file a written appearance in Saturday’s paper. in said Court at Salem before ten o'clock in the forenoon on the TENTH day of AUGUST 2020 the return date of this citation.

Witness, JENNIFER M.R. ULWICK, Esquire, First Judge of said Court this TWENTY-FIFTH day of JUNE 2020.

Pamela A Casey O'Brien, Register

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By Jill Lawless and Danica Kirka ASSOCIATED PRESS LONDON — Britain, the United States and Canada accused Russian hackers on Thursday of trying to steal information from re- searchers seeking a coro- navirus vaccine, warning scientists and pharmaceu- tical companies to be alert for suspicious activity. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Intelligence agencies in the three nations alleged Pope Francis celebrates Mass to conclude his extraordinary summit of that the hacking group Catholic leaders summoned to Rome for a tutorial on preventing clergy APT29, also known as sexual abuse and protecting children from predator priests. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Cozy Bear and said to be part of the Russian intelli- Russian President Vladimir Putin leads a cabi- gence services, is attacking net meeting via video conference at the Novo-Og- Vatican says bishops should academic and pharmaceu- aryovo residence outside Moscow, Thursday. tical research institutions involved in COVID-19 vac- intelligence officials as an tective action. report sex abuse to police cine development. effort to steal intellectual It was unclear whether “It is completely unac- property, rather than to any information actually By Nicole Winfield ing world and even Catho- imate” subpoena requests. ceptable that the Russian disrupt research. The cam- was stolen, but the U.K. ASSOCIATED PRESS lic strongholds like Poland. The manual, issued in Intelligence Services are paign of “malicious activi- says individuals’ confi- While the manual doesn’t a half-dozen languages, VATICAN CITY — The targeting those working ty’’ is ongoing and includes dential information is not have the force of a new law, appears aimed in part at Vatican told bishops around to combat the coronavirus attacks “predominantly believed to have been com- it goes beyond the current depriving bishops and reli- the world on Thursday they pandemic,’’ British For- against government, dip- promised. Vatican policy about coop- gious superiors of their fre- should report cases of cler- eign Secretary Dominic lomatic, think tank, health The U.K. statement did erating with law enforce- quent excuses not to carry gy sex crimes to police even Raab said in a statement, care and energy targets,’’ not say whether Putin knew ment agencies, prosecutors out preliminary investiga- when not legally bound to accusing Moscow of pursu- Britain’s National Cyber about the vaccine research and police. That policy tions into accused priests. ing “selfish interests with Security Centre said in a do so, in its latest effort to requires bishops and reli- hacking, but British officials compel church leaders to The manual states, for reckless behavior.” statement. believe such intelligence gious superiors to report example, that anonymous Russian President Vlad- Britain’s NCSC said its protect minors from preda- would be highly prized. allegations of sex crimes allegations should not be imir Putin’s spokesman, assessment was shared tor priests. with minors only where lo- Relations been Russia dismissed outright, as they Dmitry Peskov, rejected by the U.S. Department The Vatican issued a cal laws require it. and the U.K. have plum- often are, and that even the British accusations, of Homeland Security, long-awaited manual for The manual says: “Even saying: “We don’t have in- the Cybersecurity Infra- meted since former spy bishops and religious su- in cases where there is no hearsay and social media formation about who may structure Security Agency Sergei Skripal and his periors on conducting in- explicit legal obligation to posts can constitute the have hacked pharmaceu- and the National Security daughter were poisoned house investigations into do so, the ecclesiastical au- basis on which to launch a tical companies and re- Agency, and by the Cana- with a Soviet-made nerve allegations of priests who thorities should make a re- preliminary probe. search centers in Britain.” dian Communication Se- agent in the English city of rape and molest minors port to the competent civil In addition, the manual “We may say one thing: curity Establishment. The Salisbury in 2018 and later and vulnerable adults. authorities if this is consid- says bishops should not Russia has nothing to move at a coordinated po- recovered. Britain blamed While the Vatican has had ered necessary to protect ignore allegations just be- do with those attempts,” sition seemed designed to Moscow for the attack, detailed canonical norms the person involved or oth- cause they fall outside the Peskov said, according to add heft and gravity to the which triggered a round in place for two decades, er minors from the danger church’s statute of limita- the state news agency Tass. announcement — hopeful- of retaliatory diplomatic the laws continue to be of further criminal acts.” tions, since the Vatican The persistent and on- ly prompting the targets expulsions between Russia ignored by some bishops, And it says church lead- can at any time decide to going attacks are seen by of the hackers to take pro- and Western countries. particularly in the develop- ers must comply with “legit- waive the time limit.

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By Kasra Zarei levels, but there hasn’t COVID-19 deaths among THE PHILADELPHIA been an estimate into how Black residents, meaning INQUIRER large the effect might be that more Black Ameri- and the potential psycho- cans will be bereaved. PHILADELPHIA — The logical impact.” There is also a concern coronavirus has so far Verdery and his col- that the large burden of caused more than 500,000 leagues analyzed kinship family bereavement may deaths, with more than networks — the system of lead to a related wave of 136,000 of them in the relationships that make health challenges. Fami- United States. But the im- up an extended family — ly members often rely on pact doesn’t end there. to determine the number each other for social and While it’s expected that of people who experience emotional support, and deaths from COVID-19 a death of a close relative many studies have shown will impair the health and due to COVID-19. that experiencing the well-being of surviving “Our goal was to under- death of a loved one or rel- family members, the ex- stand for each death, what ative places an individual tent of the impact hasn’t are the downstream im- at greater risk for negative PHOTO | THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER been quantified. plications,” Verdery said. life stressors, worsened Now, researchers at “Think about the number health, and relationship Family and friends attend the burial of Conrad Coleman Jr. on July 3 in Pennsylvania State Uni- as a multiplier — instead strain. Additionally, un- Rye, N.Y. Coleman 39, died of COVID-19 on June 20, just over two months versity have calculat- of making a prediction expected deaths are more after his father, Conrad Coleman Sr., also died of the disease. ed that each death from of how many people will traumatic for individuals COVID-19 will affect ap- die, it (the multiplier) rep- compared to those that are University of Pennsylva- on FaceTime. “There are scars that are proximately nine surviv- resents who many people expected. nia. “Families were not al- “Just donning the PPE very deep that we’re not ing family members. will be bereaved.” Local hospital chaplains lowed in the room, and we (personal protective equip- acknowledging yet.” “It’s not just individuals The COVID-19 bereave- say the effect of COVID-19 had to become surrogate ment) and having to wear But he sees a bright spot. themselves who die (from ment multiplier is a na- deaths may be even high- family members.” it and not be able to see in “Whenever a COVID-19 COVID-19). People are tional estimate, and de- er due to the unusual in- In many instances, he the face of their patients patient is released, the connected to other people,” fines kin as grandparents, timate role health care has counted at least nine was hard for people,” said hospital plays ‘Here said Ashton Verdery, pro- parents, siblings, spous- workers and hospital per- people in the hospital af- Claudia Smith, chaplain Comes the Sun’ by The fessor of sociology, demog- es and children. While sonnel played in the pan- fected by a COVID-19 at the Hospital of the Uni- Beatles. It’s been played raphy, and social data an- the multiplier was about demic. patient’s death, including versity of Pennsylvania. 600 times, and it never alytics at Penn State and equal for Black and white “With COVID-19, we had nurses who stood with pa- “That ability to connect gets old. We live for those lead author of the study. Americans, this does not to do some stuff around tients as they took their eye-to-eye was a loss.” moments of hope,” Brown- “We have a general sense mean that the impacts the time of death that we last breath, and intensive The grief may take years ing said. “We are not de- that the pandemic has had of COVID-19 deaths will never had to before,” said care unit secretaries who to resolve, some say. claring victory. We are a lot of effects on families be the same. In Philadel- Jim Browning, chaplain called the families to tell “I’ve never seen us so expressing hope. In hope, compared to during peri- phia, for instance, there and pastoral care direc- them that it was time to complicated in our grief we’re going to be together ods of normal mortality are higher numbers of tor at the Hospital of the said goodbye to loved ones and loss,” Browning said. with each other.” States allow much-needed in-person nursing home visits

By Judith Graham new cases of COVID-19, vulnerable to COVID-19. at her food,” said Marli- KAISER HEALTH NEWS visitation is not permitted. According to various es- sa Mills of Asheville, N.C. As of July 7, 26 states timates, 40 percent to 45 “Every week, she becomes States across the coun- and the District of Colum- percent of COVID-related more delusional.” Mill’s try are beginning to roll bia had given the go-ahead deaths have occurred in mother, 95, has dementia back heart-wrenching to nursing home visits un- these facilities. and lives in a nearby nurs- policies instituted when der these circumstances, But anguished families ing home that remains the coronavirus pandemic according to LeadingAge, say loved ones are suf- closed to visitors. began and allow in-person an association of long- fering too much, mental- Residents “are dying visits at nursing homes term care providers. Two ly and physically, after of broken hearts and ne- and assisted living cen- weeks earlier, the Centers nearly four months in glect,” said Lelia Sizemore, ters, offering relief to frus- for Medicare & Medicaid isolation. Since nursing whose 84-year-old father’s trated families. Services clarified feder- homes and assisted living health deteriorated pre- For the most part, visi- al guidance on reopening centers closed to visitors cipitously after her moth- tors are required to stay nursing homes to visitors. in mid-March, under guid- er stopped her daily visits outside and meet relatives Eighteen states and the ance from federal health to his Dayton, Ohio, nurs- in gardens or on patios District of Columbia were authorities, older adults ing home in early March. where they stay at least 6 similarly planning to al- have been mostly confined Diagnosed with severe feet apart, supervised by low visits at assisted liv- to their rooms, with mini- dementia, blind and un- a staff member. Appoint- ing centers. mal human interaction. able to feed himself, Size- ments are scheduled in Visitation policies may The goal was to protect more’s father lost more advance and masks are change, however, if state residents from the coro- than 10 pounds in two mandated. Only one or officials become concerned navirus as the pandemic months and succumbed to two visitors are permitted about a rise in COVID-19 began to escalate. But the respiratory failure on May at a time. cases. And individual fa- virus entered facilities 24. Even at the end, the Before these get-togeth- cilities are not obligated to nonetheless as staffers nursing home refused her ers, visitors get tempera- open up to families, even came and went. And now, mother’s requests to see PHOTO | KAISER HEALTH NEWS ture checks and answer when a state says they can families argue, the harms him in person. screening questions to as- do so. of isolation exceed poten- “I didn’t even get to say Raul Lugo wanted to hug his grandmother, sess their health. Hugs or Relaxing restrictions is tial benefits. goodbye,” sobbed Size- Rosa Perez, 89, during their in-person visit at other physical contact are not without risks. Frail “My mother stopped eat- more, who lives in Oregon her nursing home on June 21. The two had not not allowed. If residents or older adults in long-term ing around the middle of and last saw her father in seen each other for three months. staff at a facility develop care are exceptionally April — now she just picks July 2019. Students feel rites of passage denied as schools stay closed into the fall

By Kristi Sturgill, precautions and social dis- High School, said her hu- ing to do most of that — Joe Mozingo and tancing, the risk was too manities classes suffered even though the district Jake Sheridan high to open up campuses in the online environment. says it will open schools as LOS ANGELES TIMES on Aug. 18. She had two periods in soon as it is safe. Josh Coleman had trans- spring on the role of race in “I’m just kind of bummed, LOS ANGELES — The ferred to Dorsey High society. but I think I might be able first day of school loomed School as a sophomore in “My teachers would give to join the drum line when larger than ever this year. February when schools us a lecture, one or two I go to college,” he said. “So Inflated with both antic- closed a month later. A students would ask a ques- I’m kind of thinking about ipation and fear amid a star quarterback with a 4.0 tion,” Ella said. “It’s hard to that. And the same thing PHOTO | LOS ANGELES TIMES great pandemic, it was to GPA, he couldn’t wait to get learn when you’re listening with sports too.” be the release from five Kahlila Williams will be a senior at Girls Aca- back in class to start mak- to lectures or (looking at) Isabelle Marroquin was demic Leadership Academy. months of confinement, ing new friends. He was a PowerPoint. You just see having mental health the end of what largely words on the screen. It’s not challenges last year in hoping the district would go will continue online and rising senior at Girls Ac- amounted to the longest, through with plans to have enough. It’s definitely dif- eighth grade and decided is dubious basketball will ademic Leadership Acad- hardest and most boring students rotate through ficult to get things done in in January to switch to have a season. And she emy. of summer breaks in gen- school, attending two or this kind of environment.” an online school program. finds it difficult to focus on Between the spike in erations. three days a week, filling She realized how much When she started study- class while she’s at home. So for many students, the gaps with online learn- support she got from per- ing at home, she didn’t coronavirus cases, the un- the momentous decision ing. sonal contact with friends know the practice would “Obviously the decision certainty of the superin- to postpone the opening “I think that should still and teachers. soon become the norm. to have online school this tendent lately in his week- of schools in Los Ange- be an option,” he said. “It’s “After class, I would go “Eventually, I started year was really disap- ly announcements and the les landed with a dull really devastating we can’t over to them. They would getting tired of it. I start- pointing,” she said. school board at meetings, thud of disappointment. go back.” cheer me up, and then I’d go ed missing physically be- But for many students, Kahlila said they all saw No catching up with old He worries about friends to the next class,” she said. ing in a classroom, seeing that disappointment this coming. friends or finding new who have “tough things go- It’s the moments in be- everyone, socializing with doesn’t mean they dis- When they left school ones, no sports, no dances, ing on at home.” tween classes that Isaias people,” said Isabelle, who agree with the superinten- in March, there was an no plays, no Friday night “Being at school is the Vaquerano misses — see- is gender fluid. dent’s decision. Instead, unspoken understanding lights, no messing around only positive thing going on ing his friends, saying hi Isabelle was eager to get they are frustrated that that students and teach- in the halls, no vigorous in their day,” he said. in the hallway, asking his a new start next month as the country hadn’t made ers wouldn’t see each oth- classroom discussions — Josh said few students teachers about their fam- a freshman at Panorama more progress in keeping er for a long time. no end in sight. logged into the online ilies, decompressing from High School, where she’d the virus at bay. “How it was handled in Worst of all, for teenag- classes the school offered one class to the next. try out for the basketball No one in Kahlila Wil- the first place was really ers in particular: no es- in spring. “That was a big Isaias, an incoming senior team and join an LGBTQ+ liams’ group text was sur- … unprepared for,” she cape from home. drop-off. There were eight at Belmont High School, club. prised by the news. said. “I kind of felt like The coronavirus surge or nine students in classes planned to do drum line in Now, Isabelle isn’t sure “At least we know for they should have never convinced Los Angeles of 30 or 40.” fall, wrestle in winter and how she will meet her sure — instead of that told us two weeks” would Unified School District Ella Dennis, a rising se- run track in spring. classmates. She doesn’t suspense of waiting until be the length of the shut- leaders that even with nior at Cleveland Charter But now he’s not expect- know if extracurriculars August,” said Kahlila, a down.