SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2020 For the second straight day, Lynn has 87 new cases By Gayla Cawley with more people itching to socialize with Desmarais said, explaining that people without wearing masks and social dis- ITEM STAFF friends and family outside of their house- may be going to work with virus symp- tancing, Desmarais said. hold. toms because they are concerned about While the reasons are still up for de- LYNN — The coronavirus surge contin- “I think that there are a lot of people paying their bills and taking care of their bate, what remains clear is that numbers ued in Lynn on Friday, with 87 new cases who are social gathering whether it’s children. have been drastically spiking in Lynn reported for a second straight day. family parties or the holiday season’s “That is a huge problem,” said Desma- over the past several weeks. The city’s An additional death was also reported upon us,” said Desmarais. “I really just rais. daily incidence rate over the past two to bring the city’s death toll to 126. believe it’s COVID fatigue. People are Exacerbating those two tendencies is weeks is 45.1 new cases per 100,000 resi- Case numbers have been on the rise in tired of not being able to go out. People the weather, she said, which had been dents, according to the state Department Lynn since early September, a trend Pub- are tired of not being able to socialize. It’s unseasonably warm until temperatures of Public Health. lic Health Director Michele Desmarais changed their whole way of life.” cooled down on Friday. Not only are more said could be due to “COVID fatigue,” Part of it may also be a nancial issue, people gathering, but they are doing so COVID-19, A2 Saugus school sees rst case of COVID-19 By Elyse Carmosino ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — Saugus’ Middle-High School has been noti ed of its rst positive case of COVID-19 within the school community, Superinten- dent David DeRuosi announced Fri- day. In an email to parents, DeRuo- si said the district was prepared to handle virus cases, adding that school of cials were currently in the process of following a compre- hensive, predetermined action plan that included sanitizing the school, informing families of students who may have been exposed, and provid- ing support to the affected party. For Peabody’s Bertolino, Although the district was unable to report whether it was a student or faculty member who had contracted the virus, DeRuosi’s email explained there’s no place like home that parents of exposed students would be noti ed privately. By Anne Marie Tobin ton,” Bertolino said. “Peabody is a great home, Bertolino Foods “Our rst responsibility is to keep ITEM STAFF a great space, and just a great town. Logisti- CEO Leo Bertolino, our students and staff safe,” DeRuo- cally, we are right off Route 1 and 128. It’s the left, and his son, si said, adding that the administra- PEABODY — For 32 years, Bertolino Foods right spot for our company.” Michael Bertolino, tion will collaborate with the local CEO Leo Bertolino has called Peabody home. Bertolino said several factors were at play VP of sales and Board of Health to complete neces- Now, his business is also calling Peabody in the move, namely size and price, “knowing purchasing, share sary contact tracing. “We are work- home. there was nothing closer to Boston that could a laugh in the ing hard to understand the impact For 51 years, Bertolino Foods had been lo- match it.” company’s premi- of the virus on our school communi- cated at Boston’s New Boston Food Market. The project has been in the works for a year um test kitchen at ty, and this information is a critical But the business was forced to vacate in order in design and construction of an advanced their new Peabody piece of that puzzle.” to make way for a new development. manufacturing facility, as well as a premi- facility. Following noti cation, all close Bertolino didn’t have to go very far to nd um test kitchen. There is a massive freezer, contacts will be asked to take a an empty warehouse in the perfect location, which presently houses 1.2 million pounds of COVID test and self-quarantine for practically in his own back yard. food products at a temperature of -15 degrees ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK 14 days, and parents of tested stu- “It’s less than a mile from my house and Fahrenheit. The new building also includes dents have been asked to report all it takes four minutes to get home, three if personal touches focusing on the history of ndings to the school nurse. the light is green, compared to many Friday the company, which currently employs 125 With the exception of roughly 90 nights when it would take more than an hour and a half commute to get home from Bos- BERTOLINO, A3 SAUGUS, A3 Fate of Lynn eld school expansion hangs on Special Town Meeting By Anne Marie Tobin ect will be held Saturday, Nov. 21 taxpayers an average of $205 per ITEM STAFF at 1:30 p.m. at Lynn eld High year for the next 20 years. School. Due to the COVID-19 pandem- LYNNFIELD — The battle The $17 million proposal calls ic, the meeting will be held out- lines have been drawn in the town’s push toward nal ap- for the addition of 10 classrooms, side on the football eld. proval of the plan to expand the along with other improvements As with the spring and fall Huckleberry Hill and Summer and infrastructure to accom- town meetings, safety protocols Street elementary schools. modate what is expected to be will be enforced, including man- A Special Town Meeting to con- an unprecedented in ux of new datory face masks and social dis- sider a single-article warrant students over the next few years. tancing. seeking authorization for an ap- The project, which is not receiv- ITEM PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN propriation of funds for the proj- ing any state funding, will cost EXPANSION, A3 ITEM PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN

DAVID M. SHRIBMAN Lynn NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE City hires new Sustainable Marblehead assistant planner. A2 We’re worn out • sets sight on greener town Photo club donates WASHINGTON — This city residents, or maybe it was AOC- $2,200 in meals to By Mike Alongi presenters — Stephan Shinopou- and this country are, in a word, style progressives, or Americans My Brother’s Table. A2 ITEM STAFF los from HomeWorks Energy, Inc., exhausted. with college degrees, or perhaps Joe Coles from the Marblehead The velocity of news in the it was suburban women. Maybe LOOK! MARBLEHEAD — Sustainable Municipal Light Department Trump era has been unprece- it was the virus, and the constant Swampscott: Life Marblehead, a community orga- and Steve Wolf from Sustain- dented. The passions expressed drumbeat of infection rates and In Quarantine. A8 nization that supports initiatives able Marblehead — talked about in this period have few peers in death tolls. • which reduce carbon emissions sources of heat loss and simple history. The election left the coun- Maybe it was a smattering of The art of and improve quality of life, has solutions to address them. They try weary — and left just under those things, or maybe all those breathing. A8 rolled out a number of initiatives also discussed newer “green” half the voting public embittered. things conspired to boost former in the month of November to help technology for heating homes and The United States is, quite sim- Vice President Joseph R. Biden Sports reduce the emission of green- available rebates to make energy ply, worn out. Jr. to an apparent Electoral Col- Lynn athletic house gases and to help nd more ef ciency more affordable. There have been multiple ex- lege victory to match his popular subcommittee gives ef cient ways to use energy. Sustainable Marblehead is also planations for the failure of Pres- vote triumph. hope for winter Most recently, Sustainable Mar- continuing a “No-Idling” cam- ident Donald J. Trump to win a But here is a separate expla- sports. B1 blehead held a Zoom presentation paign from last winter, urging plurality of the popular vote: nation: Trump simply sapped • on Wednesday that discussed how people to avoid idling their cars Some analysts believe it was a country that teetered on St. Mary’s athletes people can increase their home’s to help do their part in reducing young people, some say minori- sign National Letters energy ef ciency and reduce its ties. Others argue it was urban SHRIBMAN, A3 of Intent. B1 carbon footprint this winter. The SUSTAINABLE, A2

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B5 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2020 Lynn hires assistant planner By Gayla Cawley great experience in a plans. with $675,000 worth of ITEM STAFF number of communities McGee said that kind of gifts from the Economic and areas.” work will transfer well to Development & Industri- LYNN — The city has Drago was selected Lynn, where Drago will al Corporation of Lynn rounded out its temporary from the 15 applicants join Clausen in developing (EDIC/Lynn), the city’s de- planning department by who applied for the full- and implementing several velopment bank; MassDe- hiring an assistant plan- time contracted position. plans for the city’s water- ner. velopment, Eastern Bank She was hired following front and downtown de- Lauren Drago, who Foundation, Gerondelis multiple rounds of inter- velopment. worked as an urban re- Foundation, and the Barr views, said McGee, who vitalization planning “It’s going to be good Foundation. specialist for the city of cited her passion and ve to have her skills and McGee said the city will Somerville, will join Aar- years of urban planning supplement the work be looking at the budget on Clausen, who became experience as what set Aaron is doing and build over the next year to iden- the city’s rst planner in her apart from the other a team,” said McGee. tify ways to fund a more more than two decades candidates. “We’ll look forward to permanent planning de- when he was hired last Prior to her position her working closely with partment. March. in Somerville, which she city officials, the council “It’s de nitely part of Drago, who is scheduled held for more than three and being a conduit to the longer range propos- to start work on Mon- years, Drago worked for the community.” al,” said McGee. “The rst day, will make a salary the economic develop- Drago earned a degree phase was getting in a of $90,000 for each of the ment division in Cam- in American Studies in planning team on a con- next three years. Her ap- bridge. Much of her past English from Williams tract basis for three years pointment, recommend- experience is relevant to College and went on to and (then gure out) how COURTESY PHOTO ed by Mayor Thomas M. what she will be expect- earn her Master’s degree to incorporate it long-term McGee, will be voted on ed to work on in Lynn, in Urban Environmental into the city structure.” Greater Lynn Photographic Association mem- by the City Council next said McGee, citing her Planning and Policy at bers, from left, Jake Mosser, Rick Cloran, and Tuesday. involvement in develop- Tufts University, accord- Gayla Cawley can be John McGrath donated food to My Brother’s “We’re excited to have ing Somerville’s master ing to McGee. reached at gcawley@item- Table this week. her come on,” said Mc- plan and implementing The two planning po- live.com. Follow her on Gee. “She brings some several neighborhood sitions are being funded Twitter @GaylaCawley. Lynn photo club For the second straight day, donates $2,200 Lynn has 87 new coronavirus cases in meals to COVID-19 to families. “I know full struggle to meet the most you shouldn’t go to work From A1 well the impact that this in the remote learning or send your kids to day- My Brother’s Table approach has on students format,” Tutwiler wrote to care. You really should With 87 new cases report- and families alike. Fur- families. “The selection of be vigilant to try to get ed on Friday alone, the city By Gayla Cawley because it was easier to ther, I continue to believe these groups is not at all through this.” now has 6,434 cases, 868 of ITEM STAFF put in to-go boxes, Mosser deeply in the research that intended to marginalize New cases were also re- which are active, 126 peo- said. places in-person learning the experiences or needs of ported in Lynn eld, Mar- LYNN — The Great- The photo club kicked ple have died and 5,440 and all of the related ben- other students, or to sug- blehead, Nahant, Peabody, er Lynn Photograph- in another $300 to pur- have recovered from the vi- e ts over virtual learning. gest that these are the only Revere, and Saugus on ic Association donated chase cookies for 480 peo- rus, according to city data. “That said, the current students for whom the re- Friday. $2,200 worth of meals to ple, which were included Only three communities context of surging positive mote learning is dif cult. In Revere, another red My Brother’s Table on with the meal, Mosser — Lawrence, Westport COVID-19 cases among “The students invited community and COVID Wednesday afternoon, a said. Club members de- and Fall River — have school-age children and for in-person learning are hot spot, 51 new cases signi cant contribution livered the food to My a higher positive test adults alike in our com- those whose learning and were reported on Friday that was able to feed near- Brother’s Table this past rate than Lynn over the munity has created a sit- growth needs cannot be to bring the city’s num- ly 500 people. Wednesday, which was past 14 days, which has uation that makes the in- met in remote learning, re- bers to 3,792 cases and The amateur photo club, packaged for that night’s swelled from 3.01 percent troduction of an in-person gardless of the skill set or 110 deaths, according to the city website. which meets each week at dinner. on Oct. 7 to 7.48 percent hybrid schedule for all technological approach.” Revere has a daily inci- its Boston Street location “It’s super thoughtful on Thursday, or more than students inappropriate.” Desmarais said the re- dence rate of 47.7 new cases in Lynn, made the con- of them,” said Dianne three times higher than Under the plan, certain cent surge has differed per 100,000 residents and tribution with funds that Kuzia Hills, executive the state average, accord- groups of students would from what was seen in positive test rate of 6.65 per- had been used to secure a director of My Broth- ing to DPH data. return for in-person in- the city last spring, when cent over the past 14 days, venue at Spinelli’s in Lyn- er’s Table. “It’s not what Even with the state struction on Jan. 19. Ap- numbers were highest according to the DPH data. n eld, where the club was they do. They do photog- changing its metrics last proximately 236 special among the elderly and old- In Peabody, 49 new cases planning to hold its annu- raphy, but I think what week to increase the num- education students and er adults. In the past cou- and an additional death al holiday party. we’re seeing through ber of cases a community another 73 students with ple of months, she said the have been reported since Once the decision was this whole crisis is there needed to average to be limited or interrupted for- age group that has been Wednesday to bring the made to cancel the par- are folks who are reach- classi ed as a high-risk mal education have been getting hit the hardest is ty due to restrictions on community, Lynn is still targeted for an early re- 18- to 45-year-olds. city’s total numbers to ing out from all different 1,747 cases and 194 deaths. social gatherings im- corners of the communi- “pretty deeply in the red,” turn to in-person instruc- As for getting numbers posed by the coronavi- said Superintendent Dr. tion, according to Tutwiler. down, Desmarais said A total of 1,161 people have ty to help out. recovered, according to the rus, club members opted “It was very thought- Patrick Tutwiler at Thurs- The number does not cov- much of it is up to the pub- to donate the funds to day night’s School Com- er the school district’s total lic, in terms of adhering to health department. ful of them and helped Saugus reported 28 new the soup kitchen rather us serve a delicious meal mittee meeting. number of special educa- the proper protocols. than recoup what they Tutwiler was citing the tion students, which is ap- “I just highly encourage cases and an additional to people here. It was death on Friday. The town had spent on tickets for great.” state metrics as part of his proximately 2,500. Eligible everybody to not gather the banquet, according to rationale for recommend- special education students unless you live in the same website reports 1,042 cas- Hills said My Broth- es and 45 deaths. Susan Mosser, program ing that the Lynn Public would come from groups household, that you have er’s Table, which has sig- Lynn eld (222 cases, 14 chairman for the Greater Schools continue with re- that have more dif cul- to understand how danger- ni cantly increased its deaths) reported six new Lynn Photographic Asso- mote learning for the sec- ty with remote learning ous it still is and to just try meal distribution during cases, Marblehead (328 ciation. ond quarter of the school such as Creating Oppor- to wait it out if you can,” the pandemic, is serving cases, 30 deaths) reported “I thought this would be year, which stretches from tunities for Autistic Chil- said Desmarais. “We all about 3,000 meals a day, six new cases, and Nah- a good idea to give back to Nov. 23 to Feb. 5. dren (COACH), Together need to wear a mask. The which includes what is ant (76 cases, six deaths) the community that is in The recommendation, Educating and Advancing governor has new direc- served out of the dining reported two new cases. such need in Lynn,” said room and the families who which Tutwiler initial- Multi-Disabled Students tives that are out that even Mosser. “Feeding 500 peo- Numbers were not updat- take the food home. ly presented during the (TEAMS), and self-con- if you’re six feet apart you ed in Swampscott, which ple a day is a lot of food With such a high de- School Committee’s Oct. tained pre-kindergarten still need to wear a mask. they have to come up with. had 212 cases and 11 mand, Hills said dona- 29 meeting, was unani- classrooms, Tutwiler said. Social distance. deaths as of Thursday. We thought this would be tions from individuals mously approved by the “The groups of students “Fresh air is good for ev- a good thing to give back and groups like the photo panel on Thursday night. who are invited to begin erybody (so) try to be out Gayla Cawley can be to the community.” club are greatly appreci- “I take no pleasure in ex- receiving in-person in- getting fresh air. Wash reached at gcawley@item- Mosser said she got ated. tending remote learning,” struction on Jan. 19 are your hands all the time live.com. Follow her on turned onto the idea af- “Every day it’s hard be- Tutwiler wrote in a letter those whose needs we and if you don’t feel well, Twitter @GaylaCawley. ter watching a television cause we have to produce news broadcast about a so many meals,” said Hills. couple who had decid- “Every day, there’s just Sustainable Marblehead unveils ed to donate the food some kind gesture that that would have been some group or individual served at their canceled makes that has given me wedding to a local soup so much hope for human- initiatives for environmental protection kitchen. ity and reminds me again She said about $1,900 what a great community SUSTAINABLE the warming planet and residents at a series of cent renewable energy. was left over at Spinelli’s, Lynn is that folks are just From A1 impacts the people who events throughout the The framework follows which the restaurant used so thoughtful and gener- breathe them — partic- year. The organization the 2018 release of the to cook enough chicken ous.” harmful emissions. ularly children. Idling also helped Marblehead organization’s “Green- parmesan to feed 480 Last winter, Marble- harms vehicles, caus- establish the Green house Gas Inventory Re- people at My Brother’s Gayla Cawley can be head’s National Green ing damage to cylinders, Marblehead Committee, port,” which document- Table. The Lynn-based reached at gcawley@item- Schools Society students spark plugs and exhaust which will create a vi- ed Marblehead’s carbon soup kitchen had decided live.com. Follow her on held a series of “No- systems. And, it is against sion and action plan to emissions. upon that particular meal Twitter @GaylaCawley. Idling” rallies to raise the law for a vehicle to guide the town in its car- To learn more about awareness about idling idle for more than ve bon emission reduction, these and other initia- on health and the envi- minutes. The rst infrac- clean energy and sus- tives, or to become a 2020 ronment. Sustainable tion is subject to a $100 tainability efforts. member of Sustainable Marblehead is expanding ne with $500 nes for And soon, Sustainable Marblehead, visit https:// that campaign this year subsequent infractions. Marblehead plans to un- www.sustainablemarble- to increase awareness Just in the past year, veil its newest frame- head.org/. throughout town. Car Sustainable Marblehead work — “Carbon-Free and truck exhaust from has accomplished a num- Marblehead 2040” — Mike Alongi can be idling vehicles contrib- ber of goals, including which plans to guide reached at malongi@item- utes greenhouse gases to educating Marblehead Marblehead to 100 per- live.com.

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Box 5 COVID-19 on Friday to blamed the virus’ spread 10 p.m. on weeknights and Lynn, MA 01903 bring the state’s total to on people outing the 10:30 p.m. weekends. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 We’re worn out SHRIBMAN Borger, the chief political From A1 analyst for CNN. This exhaustion is both exhaustion before he be- cause and consequence gan his presidential cam- of contemporary politi- paign. cal polarization. James Indeed, it is not sim- E. Campbell, a conserva- ply Trump fatigue that tive-leaning political sci- plagues the country, and entist at the University though the election is the at Buffalo, devoted the indicator that historians last chapter of his book, will note, it is not the “Polarized: Making Sense only one. of a Divided America,” to Americans are, of political exhaustion. It course, tired of hearing was published four years about politics. But they ago, but the phenomenon are also tired of their mo- hasn’t faded. In fact, it bility being restrained, has intensi ed. they are tired of their op- “We are exhausted,” tions being limited, tired he said as the votes still of putting off, or con- were being counted in a stricting, even the sort of handful of states. “We are simple family gatherings also inamed. We need a that were unremarkable breather from all this, only 12 months ago. And and we may take that ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK a lonely Thanksgiving breather. But we may beckons, and eating alone nd that all this ghting Bertolino Foods CEO Leo Bertolino walks among the roughly 1.2 million pounds of meat in the is now joining “Bowling freezer, which is kept at -15 degrees Fahrenheit, at the company’s new facility in Peabody. is reignited in the not too Alone.” distant future.” For this is a national “We all talk about po- Fannie Lou Hamer mo- larization and divisive- For Peabody’s Bertolino, ment. ness — it’s a mantra,” It was Hamer — a civ- said Peter Stockland, il-rights activist beaten a former editor of The in a Mississippi jailhouse Montreal Gazette who there’s no place like home and, later, a leading g- now produces a web mag- ure in the Mississippi azine on the arts and Freedom Democratic culture called convivium. BERTOLINO on one truck,” said Leo learn the business,” said Kristi Cunningham. Party that struggled ca. “It’s like you in the From A1 Bertolino, a 1982 graduate Bertolino. “For me, going to Bertolino said the compa- for representation at United States are on a of Revere High. school was going nowhere. I ny has seen its share of chal- the Democratic Nation- 17-hour car trip. You get people with plans to top The company, which was started from the ground up lenges with the pandemic, al Convention in 1964 snappish. You say things out soon at 140-150. recently named the 2020 so I could understand all namely the loss of most of — who offered up, in a you ordinarily would The Bertolino Foods sto- Certi ed Angus Beef Pro- parts of the business, but its food service business, dif- speech before the con- not. The constant bom- ry began in 1961. cessor of the Year, sells to now I am looking to drag culty getting products and vention’s Credentials bardment of politics that Leo’s father, Frank, and a large number of retail- everyone else with me.” skyrocketing costs. Committee, a phrase comes at us just wears us his father, Giuseppe, im- that made her famous ers, supermarkets and One of those people is Ber- “COVID isn’t going away down. We get to the point migrated to the United and that captures this food service providers. The tolino’s son, Michael, the today or tomorrow,” Ber- where we just aren’t ca- States from Sicily. moment as well: most popular products are company’s vice president of tolino said. “The concerns pable of making ordinary Frank parlayed his en- Bertolino shaved steak and Sales and Purchasing. “I’m sick and tired of I hear from my retailers discernments. trepreneurial spirit into a ground beef burgers. One “He is doing a fabulous being sick and tired.” are consumers want to “We have reached a lev- meat-cutting business in of the biggest accounts is job, he is really hands-on,” So are we all. “Local el where this is a long know where the products 1961, the Bertolino Beef CISCO, which Bertolino said Leo. “A lot of what I and world events have journey through the are made and who has company located in Bos- said is distributed to “up learned from my father has brought out strong emo- night.” touched them. It’s trend- ton’s North End. and down the East Coast.” rubbed off on me, but Mi- tions and stressors this Trump did not origi- In 1969, he moved to the In June 2020, Bertolino chael is doing a fantastic ing and that’s why we are year, often one right af- nate this sentiment. He New Boston Food Market Foods was established fol- job for us. I love millennial seeing a greater demand ter another,” Jennifer only intensi ed it, sow- where the company grew lowing the merger of F.B. thinking, but have to admit, for case-ready products.” Wickham, a Mayo Clinic ing rage among his oppo- to become a successful Packing Company, Frank I’m still 80 (old school)-20. The move is ongoing Health System behav- nents, passion among his manufacturer and distrib- Bertolino Beef, and Ad- “We now have three gen- with production lines be- ioral health counselor supporters. utor of high-quality food ams, Chapman Co. In ad- erations, but the company ing relocated one by one. in Eau Claire, Wiscon- “We’ve had politics products, including beef, dition to the brands asso- has been built around my Bertolino said. sin, wrote in September. up to our ears, they are pork, veal and lamb. ciated with those entities, father Frank,”said Leo, As far as the future goes, “They include COVID-19, gorged with it,” the pres- In 2019, the compa- the company also counts adding that when he isn’t Bertolino said he is guided social distancing, quar- idential chronicler The- ny merged with Adams, Certi ed Angus Beef and in Florida, Frank spends by his father’s words. antines, stay-at-home or- odore H. White wrote of Chapman Co., a company Bell & Evans among its much of his time in the “He always said, ‘it’s eas- ders, furloughs, job loss, the campaign between founded in 1867, to add well-known brands. new test kitchen. ier to sell what people real- masking, racial injustice, Ronald Reagan and Jim- all-natural and organic Bertolino went into the “His best recipes are ly want, than to sell them protests and demonstra- my Carter 40 years ago. turkey, capons and chick- business right out of high his meatballs, soups and what they don’t want.” tions. There’s no question As Reagan used to say: en to its line of products. school, learning the job sauces,” Bertolino said. 2020 has been a year full You ain’t seen nothing “It goes hand in hand watching his father. “He makes the best vege- Anne Marie Tobin can be of change and trauma.” yet. with what we do and al- “I grew up being dragged table soup I have ever had,” reached at atobin@item- The marketing special- There is no imminent lows us to put everything around by my father to added Marketing Manager live.com. ist Christine Alemany antidote to this exhaus- wrote that “Americans tion. live in a constant cycle Campbell believes if Fate of Lynn eld school expansion of crisis,” adding: “As the the notion the 2020 elec- coronavirus pandem- tion was “stolen” takes ic continues to sweep hold, Trump supporters hangs on Special Town Meeting across the globe, each “may be exhausted, but day brings new devel- will also be very angry.” opments that ll people The Pew survey showed EXPANSION Hill School and Summer panded to a full-size facil- no matter what stage of with feelings of fear, sad- Street School are on pace ity, which, along with new the life cycle they’re in.” that substantially more From A1 ness, anger and anxiety.” Republicans than Dem- to hit an “all-time high” elds, Tappe said will be If Article 1 is approved at It’s not only an Amer- This week, signs from ocrats described them- in student enrollment in an “added bene t to the the Town Meeting, there ican condition, and it both supporters and oppo- selves as “worn out by 2024-2025 with a project- community.” will be a Special Election is not only election-ori- nents started to sprout up the news.” ed 1,030 combined stu- The plan would allow on Dec. 8 when voters will ented. Hans Kluge, a on lawns all across town. That could change if dents in both schools, an construction to take place be asked to approve a debt regional director of the Sarah Kelley is a spokes- Trump makes headway increase of 145 students during the school year exclusion. World Health Organi- person for Together We in suits to overturn ap- from 2020-2021. while school is in session, The Select Board is sup- zation, warned in Octo- Grow, an advocacy group parent Democratic ad- Presently, there are 885 with minimal disruption to porting the article. Mem- ber that what he called she says is committed vantages in Pennsylva- elementary school stu- students and staff during ber Phil Crawford said ob- “COVID-19 fatigue” was to maintaining the high nia, Georgia, Nevada and dents in both schools, 470 the school day. The project taining a “super majority” rampant in Europe. quality of education and Arizona. at Huckleberry, and 415 at is slated to begin as early (two-thirds) vote is never Political fatigue itself is enrichment in Lynn eld’s What to do? Wickham, Summer Street. as the summer of 2021, an easy task. dif cult to measure, but public schools. the Mayo behavioral spe- Project architect Charles with construction complet- “The last time we had a the Pew Research Center “Our elementary schools cialist, suggests Amer- Hay of Tappe Architects ed by September of 2022. successful vote was when has been trying — start- are at maximum capacity icans eat healthy diets, the town approved Market- ing long before the cam- and analysis proves that said his rm has deter- “These additions allow exercise and get enough Street back in the mid-to- paign moved into fourth class sizes will continue to mined that ve classrooms Lynn eld to maintain sleep. Then she adds one late 2000s,” he said. “That gear. Its October ndings grow in the coming years,” need to be added at each our current class size more: “Practice mind- wasn’t really close as 2,400 showed that about three- Kelley said. “The School school to bring the total standards and enable our fulness to engage in the people turned out, which fths of Americans felt Building Study Commit- number of classrooms for educators to continue to present moment.” All was unheard of. We had 360 worn out by the news, a tee has worked for the past each grade level to ve. provide the highest qual- good advice — for the come out at the fall meet- rate that had not moved two years exploring all His proposal is to add ity education for students present moment. ing, so you will need at least much since 2018. And options to solve this issue. one-story wings to each preschool through Grade that turnout or even more to the study included a sur- Swampscott High Their conclusion is that school to house the new 12,” said Kelley, who has get to two-thirds. I haven’t prise: Journalists, too, School Class of 1972 both elementary schools classrooms. Each school two children in preschool. heard too much about which were exhausted with the member David M. Shrib- need to be expanded.” will have improved traf c “These additions also di- way people are leaning, but news cycle. man is the Pulitzer Former Superintendent patterns and additional rectly bene t our Lynn- to get it done, there needs to “All of us, no matter Prize-winning former of Schools Jane Tremblay, parking to reduce lines be- eld sports teams, troops, be a strong push right now what network or news executive editor of the the district’s educational fore and after school. and community groups as getting that two-thirds outlet, have been work- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. liaison, said that, accord- Summer Street will also by creating usable town threshold can be tough.” ing around the clock to Follow him on Twitter @ ing to projections from have a new playground space in the Huckleberry get it right,” said Gloria ShribmanPG. the New England School area and new elds. The Hill School gymnasium. Anne Marie Tobin can be Development Council existing gymnasium at This project has a little bit reached at atobin@item- (NESDC), Huckleberry Huckleberry will be ex- of something for everyone live.com. Subscribe to LAW OFFICES OF JAMES J. CARRIGAN • Social Security Disability Saugus school sees rst case of COVID-19 • Workers Compensation home delivery • Accidents and get free access 25 years located across SAUGUS motely from inside the outbreak. (This incident) in our community safe, as to the e-edition on from Lynn District Court From A1 building since Sept. 16. makes me want to err on opposed to assuming that 15 Johnson St. Committee member the side of caution, and I they have contracted the 781-596-0100 special education students Arthur Grabowski, who just hope it’s not a harbin- virus,” he said. JAMES J. CARRIGAN in grades pre-K through voted in favor of the post- ger of things to come.” For more details on ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN 12 who attend in-person ponement after citing The superintendent’s LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL COVID-19 symptoms and www.jamescarriganlaw.com classes twice a week, the concern that there would email stated that remote testing, families can visit [email protected] majority of students have be a rise in cases around learning options will be the COVID-19 informa- yet to return to Saugus the holiday season, said provided to all students tional page on mass.gov. schools, with the town’s the diagnosis solidi ed his required to quarantine at Those with addition- school committee voting belief that his board made home. al concerns are asked 3-2 last week to postpone the right decision. “We have been sharing to reach out to Sandra ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! the district’s return to its “I think staying remote remote learning options Moynihan, RN at smoyni- brick-and-mortar build- was the right choice,” he with students in advance [email protected]. ings until at least January said. “We’re responsible of our rst positive case in Call Customer Service to place an ad 2021. for over 3,000 people in hopes that they will under- Elyse Carmosino can be 781-593-7700, ext. 2 Educators have been our school district, and I stand that this process is reached at ecarmosino@ teaching their classes re- just don’t want to see an designed to keep everyone itemlive.com. A4 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2020 OPINION

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E¤¥¤ M. G DIRECTORS Investing in Lynn eld’s future President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M¦Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant To the editor: residents. such as heating, cleaning, E C J. SŸ E. K¡ Advertising Director News Director Gordon R. Hall Small classes at an maintenance. As school 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¡¢ Monica Connell Healey On November 21, Lynn- early age are part of the enrollment increases over P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton eld residents will meet to foundation of our top-per- the coming years, addi- J N. W  C  T¡£ Michael H. Shanahan Lynn, MA 01903 Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman determine whether a pro- forming school system. tional increases to staff posal to expand the town’s High-achieving schools will be required to keep Customer Service Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS elementary schools will anchor and accelerate class sizes in line with dis- Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 move to the ballot box. The home values, contribute trict guidelines. It is our Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Finance Committee unan- to public safety, and are at Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 commitment to the town All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 imously supports this arti- the heart of the quality of that we will support this 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 cle, which would advance life we are hoping to pre- process and recommend Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 the $17 million building serve. They are essential Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 ways we feel the town will Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 project to a special elec- to the scal health of our able to support these addi- Classi ed/Legal Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 tion vote in December. town. tional expenses classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 The need is urgent. We The School Building After considering the - Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 have already outgrown Project Committee has nancial impact of the mea- [email protected] our space, and risk dete- done extensive research rioration in the quality of into the possible options sure–an average yearly Circulation our elementary education, available to our town and tax increase of about $205 [email protected] which is built on small has recommended the per household, or $17 a Ext. 3 class sizes and small class one that we believe com- month, the committee has unanimously concluded Newsroom sizes that help the young- bines scal responsibil- [email protected] est students learn. Main- ity and practicality with that the school building [email protected] taining a quality educa- the ability to effectively expansion is a vital cap- tional environment for our address the needs of our ital improvement project Ext. 4 EDITORIAL youngest learners is the students. and a wise investment in Sports right thing to do. But it’s There are operational the future of Lynn eld. [email protected] also a wise nancial in- costs associated with the Ext. 5 vestment for the town and expansion that will be The Lynn eld should be a priority for its recognized immediately, Finance Committee Retail and Online Dreaming a Advertising [email protected] PETER CUNNINGHAM ADVERTISING bipartisan dream Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising and Business Development, ext. 1355 Editorial from the Chicago Tribune editorial Time to focus, Democrats [email protected] board Ralph Mitchell Calm down, Democrats. have proved imperfect, as safety net programs that Sales Representative, ext. 1313 If you’re wondering why Congress seems to ac- We just won the White all laws are, they brought create a springboard into [email protected] complish so little, here’s a recap to get you steamed House, we have an outside progress. the middle class. Amer- but in the end provides a scintilla of hope: Months Eric Rondeau shot at the Senate and we They also triggered a ica did it before and we ago, with COVID-19 raging, House Democrats Sales Representative, ext. 1280 held the House, even if we backlash in the form of can do it again — and it [email protected] passed a second aid package to send to states and lost a few seats. Lighten racial politics and a false is somehow tting that local governments, this one totaling a very expen- up on the nger-pointing economic theory: that tax Patricia Whalen sive $3 trillion. The Dems meant for it to be an we have turned to some- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 and policy debates be- cuts pay for themselves, one who lived through [email protected] opening bid; they came back with a $2.2 trillion tween the moderate and deregulation leads to that golden era to take us version. Senate Republicans had countered with a progressive wings of the shared prosperity, public BUSINESS OFFICE forward. After four baby $1 trillion offer, later reduced to a smaller, simpler party. investment is mostly a Susan J. Conti version that Democrats blocked. Instead, focus on es- waste of money and the boomer presidents, we’ve Controller, ext. 1288 So opening bids of $3 trillion from one side and tablishing the narrative bene ts of enriching the gone back to the silent [email protected] $1 trillion on the other, but no deal. Were there no generation for one last behind the 2020 election. few trickle down to the Ted Grant members willing to work across the aisle to bring Americans rejected a many. hurrah. Publisher, ext. 1234 legislation to the nish line? Was every member of deceitful, hateful dema- In the wake of multiple So, let’s not squander the [email protected] Congress so tightly bound to the script of compro- gogue in favor of a lifelong recessions under Repub- chance to seize the mo- Marian Kinney mise-is-defeat that they were willing to let Ameri- public servant who em- licans, America turned to ment and rewrite Amer- ext. 1212 cans continue to suffer through the pandemic? bodies decency. We rebuilt Democrats to restore pros- ica’s story. Let’s defer de- [email protected] Yes and no. Yes because there’s still no second the “blue wall” and we’re perity and we did. But we bates on whether a total relief bill; no because there was a group of moder- Will Kraft turning the Sun Belt never really offered a com- ban on fracking is possible Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 ate Republican and Democratic House members purple. Georgia is now a pelling economic count- in every state in the coun- [email protected] who worked through their differences to propose swing state. er-narrative to Reaganom- try and agree to reduce a $1.5 trillion to $2 trillion package. It included ics. The result has been 40 Paula Villacreses We held a key Senate dependence on fossil fuels. stimulus checks, unemployment aid, money for seat in Michigan, picked years of rising inequality, A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 Let’s set aside absolutist state and local governments and small business up two more, and put a culminating in the elec- [email protected] arguments on defunding loans that could have lasted through next spring. scare into Republican tion of a race-baiting plu- Mike Shanahan The plan went nowhere but showed that some senators in some of the tocrat. police and reimagine a Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 members of both parties were willing to listen to reddest states in the coun- Today, we know that better, fairer criminal jus- [email protected] each other in order to craft legislation. try. If we play it right, we ours is not a trickle-down tice system. Carolina Trujillo Who were those outlier members? Politico de- might be able to shake economy. It’s really a trick- Instead of obsessing Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 scribed them as “rogue rank-and- le,” but the loose a few members from le-up economy, where the over the difference be- [email protected] group has a name: the House Problem Solvers their caucus on critical is- poor and the working class tween the Green New Jim Wilson Caucus. They are 50 moderate representatives, sues and appointments. spend everything they Deal and Biden’s green Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 evenly split between Republicans and Democrats, In this cycle, progressive have to survive — and jobs program, let’s pass [email protected] who preach compromise and bipartisanship. leaders such as Bernie where retailers and banks the greenest bill possible CIRCULATION Things in Washington now look even messier Sanders and Elizabeth capture those dollars and to rebuild roads, bridges than usual, with Republicans and Democrats not Warren didn’t translate funnel them into the in- Lisa Mahmoud and other major public Manager, ext. 1239 even in agreement over who was elected presi- beyond their base, but vestor class that hoards works. Let’s take some they softened the ground the money instead of re- [email protected] dent. So this may seem like a heck of a time to be comfort that a public op- daydreaming about middle ground. Yet when the for big, bold policies such cycling it back down to the tion will bring us closer to CUSTOMER SERVICE dust settles as expected, President-elect Joe Biden as “Medicare for All” and bottom. universal health care. will take of ce as an old-school moderate Demo- the Green New Deal. Today, we know that La’ Mosha Ball racist, misogynist poli- Above all, let’s paint a Customer Service, ext. 1276 crat. Progressives will try to tug him to the left, Now we have to bring [email protected] but he ran pledging to be a uni er. In the House, along people with a story tics do not have to de ne picture of the world we Democrats appear on track to retain a narrow that goes something like us. America just elected want — a strong and grow- GRAPHICS majority after losing several seats. In the Senate, this: a daughter of Asian and ing middle class, peace Trevor Andreozzi control will be determined by two runoff elections After World War II, the Black immigrants to serve and prosperity across the Designer in Georgia. GI Bill, the Federal High- a heartbeat away from our world and tolerance and [email protected] One scenario says to expect only more gridlock. way Act and empowered 77-year-old presumptive respect for others — to Mark Sutherland Another says thin partisan majorities in Con- workers helped build the president-elect. Yes, we bring along the 77 million Creative Director, ext. 1330 gress plus a new president who runs at a lower middle class. There was a have a lot of work to do on who voted for Joe Biden [email protected] sense of common purpose. racial and gender discrim- temperature could set the scene for more cooper- and the 72 million who NEWSROOM ation. “It’s our mission and it seems like a good When we fell behind in ination, but let’s acknowl- voted for Donald Trump. If moment,” Rep. Brad Schneider, D-Ill., a member the space race, we doubled edge progress and change we unite America around Mike Alongi down on science. A decade the narrative. Sports Editor, ext. 1228 of the Problem Solvers, tells us. an inspiring message and later, we planted our ag Today we know that [email protected] The Problem Solvers group formed in 2017. Its narrative, the policies will on the moon. competent, compassion- Elyse Carmosino goal is as noble as any in government: “We strive follow. to work together, regardless of party or back- To address social, racial ate government is needed Reporter, ext. 1264 Peter Cunningham is a ground, to improve the lives of all citizens.” Name and economic inequity, we in a crisis and that shared [email protected] Chicago-based commu- the tough-nut issue of the day and it has worked passed new laws to end prosperity comes from in- Gayla Cawley on a compromise: infrastructure, drug pricing, discrimination, protect vesting in ourselves — nications consultant who Reporter, ext. 1236 immigration, health care. Often, gridlock gets the voting rights and combat infrastructure, schools, served in the Obama ad- [email protected] best of the group, but it has won battles too, such poverty. While these laws health care, housing and ministration. Cheryl Charles as pushing progressive colleagues last year to get News Editor, ext. 1278 on board with Republicans and pass a humanitar- [email protected] ian aid package for the southern border. Olivia Falcigno There’s a reason the Problem Solvers sound like Photographer, ext.1224 Washington’s quaintest notion. Power is concen- [email protected] trated at the top in Congress, and the goal of party Spenser Hasak leaders is to secure their agenda by steamrolling Photographer, ext. 1332 the other side. In that universe, progressive Dem- [email protected] ocrats and conservative Republicans have the mo- Thor Jourgensen mentum because they are true believers. Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 In many districts they are more likely to win [email protected] elections by appealing to their political bases. Daniel Kane Note that Rep. Dan Lipinski, D-Ill., a rare con- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 servative Democrat and Problem Solver, lost his [email protected] primary this year to progressive Marie Newman, who took the seat in Illinois’ 3rd Congressional Steve Krause News Director, ext. 1229 District last week. [email protected] Newman says she’ll join the Congressional Pro- gressive Caucus, not the Problem Solvers. No sur- Guthrie Scrimgeour Reporter, ext. 1222 prise. But she says Republicans and Democrats need [email protected] to start talking to each other, and wants to be part of that. “I really believe in walking down the hall and Anne Marie Tobin talking to people and talking in small groups and Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 [email protected] nding consensus,” she tells us. “I do think every- body is ready to do some compromising.” TECHNOLOGY 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] SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE Bond denied for father, son All address information, particu- resident. larly arrests, re ect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- MARBLEHEAD charged in Ahmaud Arbery slaying curacy, it is the sole responsibility of the concerned party to contact Arrests By Russ Bynum also contended Travis Mc- the relevant police department and Rocky Anthony Nenshati, ASSOCIATED PRESS Michael was defending have the department issue a no- 29, of 248 Lafayette St., Apt. himself when he blasted SAVANNAH, Ga. — A Arbery three times with a 10, Salem, was arrested and tice of correction to the Daily Item. Georgia judge denied bond shotgun. Corrections or clarications will not charged with receiving stolen Friday for the father and Cellphone video of the be made without express notice of property, motor vehicle break- son charged with murder shooting shows Arbery ing and entering, and larceny in the slaying of Ahmaud change from the arresting police trying to run around the under $1,200 at 7:12 p.m. Arbery, saying he’s con- department. McMichaels’ pickup truck. Thursday. cerned the white men took Arbery comes face-to-face the law into their own with Travis McMichael in LYNN Kymber Thomas, 53, of hands and endangered front of the truck. The vid- 248 Lafayette St., Apt. 10, neighbors when they pur- eo shows Arbery punching Arrests Salem, was arrested and sued and shot the Black him and grappling for the charged with receiving stolen man on a residential gun in between gunshots. Stephen Livingstone, 27, street. property, motor vehicle break- Arbery nally staggers of 235 Parkland Ave., was Travis McMichael and ing and entering, and larceny and falls after the third PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS arrested and charged with as- his father, Gregory Mc- gunshot hits him at point- under $1,200 at 7:12 p.m. From left, father and son, Gregory and Travis sault with a dangerous weap- Michael, have been jailed blank range. Thursday. on at 9:57 a.m. Friday. since their arrests in May, Prosecutors say Arbery McMichael, accused in the shooting death of more than two months af- was no criminal but mere- Ahmaud Arbery in Georgia, speak to each oth- Paul Morrissey, 64, of Breaking and Entering ter Arbery was slain. The ly out jogging and the er via closed circuit tv in the Glynn County De- McMichaels armed them- tention center in Brunswick, Ga., on Thursday. 100 Willow St., was arrested A report of a car break-in at McMichaels acted as “vig- selves and chased 25-year- and charged with two counts 6:34 p.m. Thursday on Lafay- ilantes” motived by racist old Arbery in a truck after views. They showed the place the law in his own so long to get where it is of miscellaneous municipal ette Street. A caller reported ordinance violation at 3:09 they spotted him running judge photos of a home hands” by chasing Ar- right now,” Walmsley said, someone went through the bery without rst calling apparently referring to p.m. Thursday. in their neighborhood. near the shooting scene contents of two vehicles. The During two days of that was damaged by gun- 911, but also seemed to the two-month delay be- caller reported a credit card courtroom testimony and try to in uence investiga- tween the shooting and Dawn Palmer, 30, of 114 re. and Galaxy phone were taken. legal arguments, Superi- “You can interpret the tors who arrived after the the McMichaels’ arrests. East Main St., Gloucester, A report of a motor vehicle or Court Judge Timothy video in a number of dif- shooting. Questions about wheth- was arrested and charged breaking and entering at 7:12 Walmsley heard con ict- ferent ways,” Walmsley Police body camera vid- er racism played a role with assault and battery, dis- p.m. Thursday on Pleasant ing accounts of the Feb. said Friday from the court- eo played in court showed in the killing sharpened orderly conduct in public, and Street. A caller reported a 23 shooting just outside house in Brunswick as the Gregory McMichael, 64, during a June hearing resisting arrest at 10:29 p.m. woman was running inbound the port city of Brunswick, hearing was streamed live telling police he’s a former when an investigator Thursday. after she was seen breaking about 70 miles south of online. “But the video tells law enforcement ofcer testied that a third de- into a car. The victims were Savannah. me there’s a signicant and “I know what you guys fendant, a neighbor who Accidents chasing the woman, who Defense attorneys for risk and danger to the do.” He also tells them Ar- joined the pursuit and reportedly stole food and the McMichaels argued community.” bery is suspected of break- took the cellphone video, A report of a motor vehicle that they were legally jus- ins during ”frequent trips told authorities he heard other items from the car. The The judge also agreed crash at 12:04 p.m. Thursday tied to go after Arbery with prosecutors that to the neighborhood.” Travis McMichael, 34, at Chestnut and Goodridge woman, Kymber Thomas, 53, because they suspected Gregory McMichael not “Possibly it’s one of the utter a racial slur after streets; at 12:28 p.m. Thurs- and a male suspect who was he was a burglar. They only appeared “willing to reasons this case took shooting Arbery. day at Alfredo’s Italian Kitchen identi ed as Rocky Anthony at 425 Lynnway; at 8:23 p.m. Nenshati, 29, were arrested Thursday at Breed Square (see arrests). and Summer Street; at 3:04 Republicans face court setbacks, a.m. Friday at 101 Linwood Complaints St.; at 11:06 a.m. Friday at A report of unemployment Trump law rm steps down Richdale Convenience Store fraud at 9:24 a.m. Thursday at 585 Essex St. on Village Street; at 10:44 By Maryclaire Dale lawfully cast vote of every late Friday to reject about about 10,000 ballots left to A report of a motor vehi- a.m. Thursday on Pleasant cle hit and run crash at 5:46 and Mark Scolforo citizen must count.” 8,300 mail-in ballots there. count. Street; at 11:16 a.m. Thurs- p.m. Thursday at 69 Mall St.; ASSOCIATED PRESS The ruling involves a The campaign has pursued Meanwhile, legal giant day on Arthur Avenue; at 3 Pennsylvania Supreme similar litigation in other Porter Wright Morris & at 9:16 a.m. Friday at 2 Union PHILADELPHIA — Re- p.m. Thursday on Riverside Court decision to accept battleground states, with Arthur, which had come un- St. publicans suffered setbacks Drive; at 4:22 p.m. Thurs- mail-in ballots through Fri- little to show for it. der re for its work for the to court challenges over day on Taft Street; at 4:52 day, Nov. 6, citing the pan- In Michigan, a judge Fri- Trump campaign, withdrew Breaking and Entering the presidential election in p.m. Thursday on Goldthwait demic and concerns about day refused to stop the certi- from a lawsuit that seeks to three battleground states postal service delays. cation of Detroit-area elec- stop Pennsylvania ofcials A report of a motor vehicle Street; at 5 p.m. Thursday on on Friday while a law rm breaking and entering at 6:51 Bayview Road; at 5:14 p.m. that came under re for its Republicans have also tion results, rejecting claims from certifying the election a.m. Friday at 15 Light St.; at Thursday on William Road. work for President Donald asked the U.S. Supreme the city had committed results. 9:57 a.m. Friday at 98 Laigh- Trump’s campaign with- Court to review the issue. fraud and tainted the count Porter Wright led the ton St. Theft drew from a major Pennsyl- However, there are not with its handling of absen- motion Thursday, as criti- vania case. enough late-arriving bal- tee ballots. It’s the third cism grew that law rms Complaints A report of a larceny/forg- The legal blows began lots to change the results in time a judge has declined backing the Republican ery/fraud at 3:25 p.m. Thurs- when a federal appeals Pennsylvania, given Presi- to intervene in a statewide election challenges were A report of an injured cop day on Kenneth Road. court rejected an effort to dent-elect Joe Biden’s lead. count that shows Biden up helping Trump defy the will at 10:45 p.m. Thursday at Sa- block about 9,300 mail-in The Democratic former vice by more than 140,000 votes. of the American people. lem Hospital at 81 Highland PEABODY ballots that arrived after president won the state by And, in Arizona, campaign Porter Wright, which has Ave. Election Day in Pennsylva- about 60,000 votes out of lawyers sought to withdraw earned more than $700,000 Accidents nia. The judges noted the about 6.8 million cast. efforts to seek a manual in- from the Trump campaign, Overdose “vast disruption” and “un- The Trump campaign or spection of ballots in metro appeared to take down its A report of a motor vehicle precedented challenges” Republican surrogates have Phoenix, as it became clear Twitter feed Tuesday af- A report of a medication crash at 10 a.m. Thursday at facing the nation during led more than 15 legal the number of ballots at is- ter it was inundated with overdose at 10:36 a.m. Fri- 308 Lowell St.; at 6:56 p.m. the COVID-19 pandemic as challenges in Pennsylvania sue could not change the attacks. The payments in- day at BayRidge Hospital at Thursday at 2 Cross St. and they upheld the three-day as they seek to reclaim the outcome of the presidential clude more than $140,000 60 Granite St. 174 Andover St. extension. state’s 20 electoral votes, race. Trump attorney Kory paid through a Republican Chief U.S. Circuit Judge but have so far offered no Langhofer, in the ling, al- National Committee ac- Theft Assaults D. Brooks Smith said the evidence of any widespread luded to updated election count for “recount” chal- panel kept in mind “a prop- voter fraud. returns that show Democrat lenges, according to Federal A report of a larceny at 3:29 A report of an assault at osition indisputable in our A Philadelphia judge Joe Biden ahead by more Election Commission re- p.m. Thursday at 10 Tucker St. 5:17 p.m. Thursday on Wash- democratic process: that the found none as he refused than 11,000 votes, with cords. ington Street. A caller report- LYNNFIELD ed his brother’s girlfriend hit his mother. The caller was UK’s ‘Yorkshire Ripper’ serial killer Accidents not at the scene when police arrived and everyone at the A report of a motor vehicle residence denied there was crash at 9:34 a.m. Monday an altercation. Peter Sutcliffe dies at 74 at 70 Essex St. and 9 Oxbow By Danica Kirka years. Road. A caller reported a car Complaints ASSOCIATED PRESS Richard McCann was crashed into a telephone 5-years-old when his pole. A report of unemployment LONDON — The British mother, Wilma, became A motor vehicle crash was fraud at 1:43 p.m. Thursday serial killer known as the Sutcliffe’s rst murder reported at 9:14 a.m. Tues- at 9 Ralph Road; at 1:55 p.m. “Yorkshire Ripper” died victim. Photos of Wilma Friday, reviving unset- day at Whole Foods Market at Thursday at 195 Bartholomew have been shown repeat- tling memories of a killing edly over the past four de- 100 Market St.; at 1:26 p.m. St.; at 2:04 p.m. Thursday at spree that bred fear across cades whenever Sutcliffe Wednesday at Legal C Bar at 3 Christopher Terrace; at 3:55 northern England in the was in the news, remind- 220 Market St. p.m. Thursday at 10 Hathaway late 1970s. He was 74. ing McCann of his young A report of a motor vehicle Ave.; at 4:07 p.m. Thursday at Peter Sutcliffe was serv- mother, who just 28 when crash involving a pedestrian 15 May St.; at 5 p.m. Thurs- ing a life sentence for the she died near their home at 5:19 p.m. Tuesday at 448 day at 56 Summit St. killings of 13 women in in Leeds. Main St. and 45 Chestnut St. Yorkshire and northwest SAUGUS England between 1975 “One positive to come Breaking and Entering and 1980. British media from this is that we’ll hear FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS reported that he had re- much less about him and Two youths, one holding a noose, right, stand Animal Control no more reminders about A report of a motor vehi- fused treatment after test- outside Dewsbury Magistrates Court, where what happened all those cle breaking and entering at A caller reported a rabid ing positive for COVID-19 Peter William Sutcliffe, 35, was remanded in 9:11 a.m. Wednesday at Herb and was suffering from years ago,” McCann told coyote in her lawn on Sanders the BBC. custody for eight days, charged with the mur- Chambers Cadillac at 395 N Drive at 8:11 a.m. Friday. Ani- a number of underlying der on Nov. 17, 1980 of 20-year-old student Jac- Broadway. Property was re- health conditions. Sutcliffe, who left school mal Control was noti ed. at 15, worked menial jobs queline Hill, who has been described as the ported stolen. Sutcliffe’s barbaric at- 13th victim of the Yorkshire Ripper. tacks on young women before becoming a grave Found Property were compounded by po- digger and truck driver. Complaints er, becoming the victim with police, but during his lice failures that allowed His attacks began in July A pink Mongoose 2.1 of Sutcliffe’s rst known trial he denied the kill- him to evade arrest and 1975 in the West Yorkshire A report of unemployment bicycle found near the Es- ings. continue killing. The man- town of Keighley, where he slaying on Oct. 30. fraud at 3:57 p.m. Tuesday at sex Street Fire Station was On May 22, 1981, at Lon- hunt for the Ripper was beat a woman with a ham- “After that rst time, I 4 Russett Lane dropped off at the police sta- developed and played up don’s Central Criminal A report of juvenile offens- one of the biggest in Brit- mer then slashed her with tion at 7:52 a.m. Friday. a knife. A month later, an- a hatred for prostitutes Court, Sutcliffe was con- es at 7:32 p.m. Tuesday on ish history, with some 2.5 million hours spent trying other woman was found in order to justify within victed of 13 murders and Market Street. A caller re- Accidents with similar injuries, 12 myself a reason why I had seven counts of attempted ported two youths were riding to catch him. But inquiries later chronicled how stub- miles away in Halifax. attacked and killed Wilma murder. He was sentenced Police received a report of bikes on the roadway, which born investigators stuck to The two victims sur- McCann,” Sutcliffe later to 20 concurrent life terms. was causing a hazard. Police a motor vehicle accident on their early theories about vived, but police initial- told police. A report two decades spoke with the youths. Griswold Road at 6:34 p.m. the case, missing key ly failed to connect the His actions continued later concluded that Sut- A report of a disturbance Thursday. leads, ignoring contradic- crimes. Sutcliffe’s ram- unchecked until his arrest cliffe probably committed at 11:19 p.m. Thursday at 9 A man reported at 5:01 tory evidence and wasting page continued. on Jan. 2, 1981, in the En- more crimes than those for Parsons Ave. A caller reported p.m. Thursday that he was time. Wilma McCann, a sex glish city of Shefeld. Sut- which he was convicted. a neighbor was yelling out- involved in a minor motor ve- News of Sutcliffe’s death worker, was also attacked cliffe admitted he was the Sutcliffe later expressed side. Police spoke with the hicle accident on Main Street. revived the anger of many with a hammer and then Ripper during an extraor- surprise that he was able who lived through those stabbed two months lat- dinary 24-hour interview to carry on for so long. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2020 With COVID-19 surging, schools suspend in-person education

By Lindsey Tanner Hanback said. ASSOCIATED PRESS “The spread isn’t really occurring in the classroom. With COVID-19 cases The spread is occurring in and hospitalizations in the nights and weekends and state spiking to record lev- holidays and social gather- els, bus drivers and teach- ings,’’ he said. ers in quarantine, stu- Because of the resulting dents getting sick and the shortage of bus drivers, holidays looming, Schools students were arriving at Superintendent Scott Han- school an hour late and back in Tippecanoe County, getting home an hour late, Indiana, made a tough de- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Hanback said. cision this week. Priscilla Flint-Banks holds a photograph of ‘’Inside the schools, the The school system, he same thing was happening her 87-year-old mother, Ruby Mae Kinney, who decreed, would switch to with classroom teachers died during April of COVID-19, Friday in the remote learning until after PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and classroom aides,” he Dorchester neighborhood of Boston. Thanksgiving. It seemed like the only Students wait to board a school bus in Wheel- said. “We are exhausting safe way to proceed after ing, Ill. With COVID-19 infections and hospi- our substitute pool and it the myriad disruptions talizations spiking to record numbers across became a daily struggle.’ Weekly reports by the State to reopen caused by the surging coro- the U.S. and abroad, many school districts are navirus. temporarily shutting down in-person classes as American Academy of Pe- ‘’It has been very, very holidays loom. diatrics and the Children’s dif cult,’’ Hanback said, Hospital Association show there have been more than eld hospital; adding that he has been Virus transmission does tions per day in the U.S. are doing ‘’a lot of prayer, rest not appear to be rampant shattering records at near- 900,000 COVID-19 cases and trying to just take care within schools themselves. ly every turn, hitting more in children and teens in of my mental health and Instead, many of the in- than 153,000 on Thursday the U.S., and they have Boston offers physical health just so I fections that are proving and pushing the running been steadily rising. Al- can stay sharp.’’ so disruptive are believed total in the U.S. to about most 74,000 cases were Facing equally grim con- to be occurring out in the 10.5 million, with about a recorded during the week ditions, school systems community. Educators quarter-million deaths, by ending Nov. 5, an all-time business help around the U.S. and abroad fear things could get worse Johns Hopkins Universi- high. are taking similarly tough during upcoming holiday ty’s count. The number of Severe illness among BOSTON (AP) — sustained and troubling action. Boston, Detroit, breaks, when students people now in the hospital children and teens is rare, Indianapolis and Philadel- and staff gather with fam- reached an all-time high of particularly in younger Massachusetts is and everybody needs to phia are among those that ily and friends or travel to over 67,000 on Thursday, ones, but they can often planning to open a field step up,” Baker said. are closing classrooms or other hot spots. according to the COVID spread the disease without hospital in Worcester to Private activities abandoning plans to offer The nation has entered Tracking Project. showing any symptoms. prepare for a possible including indoor in-person classes later in “an extremely high-risk In Hanback’s district When schools are disrupt- overflow of COVID-19 gatherings are largely the school year, and New period,’’ said experts at Po- in Tippecanoe County, ed, it’s often because teach- patients as the disease driving the spike, York City may be next. licyLab, a Children’s Hos- which includes the city ers, staff and other adult continues to surge again according to Baker. Such decisions are com- pital of Philadelphia team of Lafayette, 51 cases out employees have gotten in the state. SMALL BUSINESS plicated by a host of con- that develops guidance. of 13,800 students were sick. The facility will be HELP icting concerns — namely, They shifted their advice con rmed during the rst The academy has located at the DCU The city of Boston is safety versus the potential this week, advocating on- nine weeks of in-person stressed the importance Center in Worcester and offering more help to educational and econom- line-only instruction for classes. In less than three of in-person education but will include 240 beds. It local small businesses ic damage from schooling areas with rapidly rising weeks that followed, that says uncontrolled spread should be ready to take in struggling to stay viable in many areas means that children at home, in front rates, at least until after number almost doubled, patients as early as the amid the pandemic. of computers, under their Thanksgiving. and cases among teachers cannot happen safely in first week of December. Mayor Marty Walsh on parents’ supervision. Newly con rmed infec- and staff jumped vefold, many schools. The partner for the site Friday announced three will be the University of new relief funds totalling Massachusetts Memorial $6.3 million. One will Tribe chairman charged with Medical Center. provide up to $15,000 The announcement to small businesses that comes as the state are struggling to pay has begun recording their rent. Another will bribery in casino development more than 2,000 newly make $15,000 grants confirmed cases daily of available to businesses the disease caused by By Philip Marcelo The indictment alleges owned by minorities, the coronavirus. ASSOCIATED PRESS Cromwell spent all of the women or veterans. The On Thursday, the state money on personal expens- third will offer grants BOSTON — The chair- reported that there es, including payments to to restaurants to enable man of a Massachusetts have been more than his mistress. DeQuattro them to retain or rehire tribe and the owner of an 10,000 confirmed deaths also purchased Cromwell employees. architecture rm have from the disease in a home gym and paid for a Since the start of the been charged in a bribery weekend stay at a Boston Massachusetts since the pandemic the city has scheme involving the tribe’s hotel for his birthday, ac- start of the pandemic. set aside more than plans to build a resort casi- cording to the indictment. During the initial no, federal prosecutors said “Many American Indians spike of the virus in the $15 million in total to Friday. face a host of dif cult nan- spring, the state opened help businesses survive Cedric Cromwell, 55, of cial and social issues,” U.S. five field hospitals the economic downturn Attleboro, and David De- Attorney for Massachusetts across Massachusetts, caused by the pandemic. Quattro, 54, of Warwick, Andrew Lelling said in a including one at the Massachusetts hit R.I., were indicted on 10,015 confirmed statement. “They require FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Boston Convention and charges of accepting or pay- — and deserve — real lead- Exhibition Center. The coronavirus deaths on ing bribes and conspiring ership. But it appears that Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Chairman Cedric Worcester and Boston Thursday, nearly nine to commit bribery. Crom- Cromwell’s priority was not Cromwell and the owner of a Rhode Island field hospitals treated months after the state’s well, who is chairman of to serve his people, but to architecture rm were arrested Friday and patients. The remaining initial case was detected. the Mashpee Wampanoag line his own pockets.” charged in a bribery scheme involving the three field hospitals Confirmed cases have tribe, also faces extortion Cromwell, his lawyer, tribe’s plans to build a resort casino in Taunton. ended up not being topped 174,000 and charges. and a lawyer for DeQuat- needed to treat patients. the number of cities Joseph Bonavolonta, the tro didn’t respond to emails than 300 acres placed into Earlier this year, the fed- and towns designated head of the FBI’s Boston The state will likely re- seeking comment. The de- federal trust and declared eral Bureau of Indian Af- -open some of the other as “high risk” nearly of ce, said Cromwell is ac- fendants are scheduled to its sovereign reservation in fairs said it would move to field hospitals if needed, doubled over a two-week cused of using his position appear in Boston federal 2016 under then-President rescind the tribe’s 300-acre Republican Gov. Charlie period last month. as chairman to extort tens court by videoconference Barack Obama’s adminis- reservation designation Baker said at a press Amid growing calls for of thousands of dollars in later Friday. tration. and remove the land from conference Friday. action, Republican Gov. bribes from DeQuattro, The tribe said in a state- The tribe swiftly broke federal trust. Charlie Baker recently who owns an architec- ment it’s “deeply concerned” ground on its planned, $1 A federal judge in June Baker said the number ture-and-design company about the charges and that billion First Light casino halted the move and or- of new cases have been tightened restrictions in Providence. its council will be holding in Taunton, a city south of dered the Interior Depart- trending in the wrong but has resisted taking Between 2014 and 2017, an emergency meeting Fri- Boston, along with Gen- ment to review the matter direction since the end of more drastic measures authorities said DeQuat- day to take immediate ac- ting Group, a major Malay- and issue new ndings. The the summer. such as halting indoor tro provided Cromwell tion. It didn’t elaborate. sia-based casino developer. agency has appealed. “The trajectory now is dining. with payments and other The Cape Cod-based But the project was halt- President Trump has also bene ts valued at nearly tribe traces its ancestry to ed amid a series of legal opposed legislation passed $60,000 in exchange for the Native Americans who and political setbacks as in the Democrat-led House Nantucket rattled nearly $5 million in con- shared a fall harvest meal President Donald Trump’s to protect the tribe’s reser- tracts with the tribe’s gam- with the Pilgrims in 1621. administration seeks to un- vation, regardless of what ing authority, which Crom- It gained federal recogni- due the tribe’s Obama-era the courts decide, as a “spe- well heads. tion in 2007 and had more land designations. cial-interest casino bill.” by house State Democratic Party Chair explosion that Bickford wins second term injured two BOSTON (AP) — Massa- sor at the University of their concerns. The report Means Committee, handi- NANTUCKET — A caused debris to rain chusetts Democratic Party Massachusetts Amherst. also criticized Bickford for ly defeated Morse and won house exploded on Nan- down in the neighbor- Chair Gus Bickford won a The allegations were encouraging the students reelection. tucket Thursday, send- hood. second term as head of the raised by students. to talk with a reporter Morse said the party in- ing two people to the Authorities say one party, overcoming ques- The 31-year-old Dem- from Politico. appropriately interfered hospital, damaging man who was believed tions about his actions ocrat maintained his re- Party chairs are expect- in the primary to hurt his nearby homes and creat- to be in the home at the during a recent primary lationships with college ed to remain neutral in campaign. ing a boom heard miles time of the explosion that pitted U.S. Rep. Rich- students were consensual party primaries. Morse, who is gay and away. was taken to the hospi- ard Neal against primary and did not violate school Bickford said he never was seen as a rising star The Nantucket Fire tal with serious injuries. challenger Holyoke Mayor policies. suggested or implied that after becoming one of Department reports it A neighbor was also in- Alex Morse. A report ordered by the material be leaked to a Massachusetts’ youngest is the second time in as jured. Bickford fended off two party criticized top party reporter and maintained mayors upon his election many weeks that similar In last week’s fire, challengers — party Dep- of cials, including Bick- that “at all times I was at age 22 in 2011, has said blazes have destroyed a neighbors reported a uty Treasurer Mike Lake ford, for their handling of determined to stay out of the allegations were based local home. Fire officials large boom before fire and Robert Massie, a for- the situation. this race and I know I did in homophobic tropes. say they have no reason consumed the home. mer candidate for gover- The report faulted Bick- that.” During Bickford’s rst yet to believe there is Four people were inside nor — to win another four- ford for failing to refer The party chair is full- term, the party was able a connection or related at the time and two suf- year term on Thursday. the students making the time $100,000-a-year po- to retain all of the state’s cause. fered serious burns. The primary was marked allegations about Morse sition. congressional seats and WBZ-TV reported Thursday’s fire will by allegations of inappro- to their college’s legal Neal, who rst won a expand its numbers in the that the explosion was be investigated by the priate sexual contact with counsel or other of cials seat to Congress in 1988 Legislature, but failed to heard as much as three state Fire Marshal and students by Morse when for guidance after the stu- and currently chairs the recapture the governor’s miles away. The blast the Massachusetts State he was an adjunct profes- dents came to him with powerful House Ways and of ce. shook nearby homes and Police. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Tropical Storm Iota forms, could follow Eta’s deadly path By Curt Anderson The National Hurricane pick up forward speed in and Freida Frisaro Center in Miami said Iota the next day or so as it pulls ASSOCIATED PRESS could bring dangerous away from the Southeast wind, storm surge and as seaboard. Eta also triggered ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. much as 30 inches of rain- ash ooding, water rescues — Just as the remnants of fall to northern Nicaragua and at least one bridge col- Eta nally blew out to sea and Honduras. The storm lapse in South Carolina, AP FILE PHOTO | OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE on Friday, another storm was located about 335 said Sandy LaCorte, a mete- formed that could follow its miles south-southeast of orologist with the National A wolf from the Snake River Pack passes by a remote camera in eastern path of death and destruc- Kingston, Jamaica and had Weather Service in Green- Wallowa County, Ore. tion into Central America maximum sustained winds ville, South Carolina. this weekend. of 40 mph (65 kph). There Eta hit Nicaragua last Hurricane experts were were no coastal warnings or week as a Category 4 hur- Trump of cials end closely watching the Ca- watches in effect as of Fri- ricane, killing at least 120 ribbean, where Tropical day afternoon. people as torrential rains Storm Iota formed Friday Iota is a record-setting brought ash oods and afternoon. Forecasters 30th named storm of this landslides to parts of Cen- gray wolf protections warned that Iota could year’s extraordinarily busy tral America and Mexico. power up quickly, to major Atlantic hurricane season. Then it meandered across hurricane strength, as it Such activity has focused Cuba, the Florida Keys approaches Central Amer- attention on climate change, and around the Gulf of ica late Sunday or Monday, which scientists say is caus- Mexico before slogging across most of U.S. and wreak more havoc in ing wetter, stronger and ashore again near Cedar By Matthew Brown, President Joe Biden. tions in the western Great a region where people are more destructive storms. Key, Florida, and dashing John Flesher and It’s the latest in a series Lakes region, Rocky Moun- still grappling with the af- In terms of Eta, forecast- across Florida and the Jim Mone of administration actions tains and Paci c North- termath of Eta. ers said its remnants would Carolinas. ASSOCIATED PRESS on the environment that west ensure the species’ appeal to key blocs of ru- long-term survival. They BLOOMINGTON, Minn. ral voters in the race’s nal argue it’s not necessary for — Trump administra- days, including steps to al- wolves to be in every place tion of cials on Thursday low more mining in Minne- they once inhabited to be stripped Endangered Spe- sota and logging in Alaska. considered recovered. cies Act protections for gray Minnesota Gov. Tim In an announcement at- wolves in most of the U.S., Waltz, who opposes rec- tended by several dozen ending longstanding feder- reational wolf hunting, people at a national wildlife al safeguards and putting called the decision disap- refuge overlooking the Min- states and tribes in charge pointing and wildlife ad- nesota River in the Minne- of overseeing the predators. vocacy groups pledged to apolis suburb of Bloom- The U.S. Department of ght it in court. ington, Interior Secretary Interior announcement Both feared and revered David Bernhardt declared just days ahead of the Nov. by people, gray wolves the gray wolf’s recovery “a 3 election could lead to re- have recovered from near milestone of success.” sumption of wolf hunts in extinction in parts of the “In the early part of the Michigan, Minnesota and country but remain ab- 20th century the gray wolf Wisconsin -- a crucial bat- sent from much of their had essentially become a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tleground in the campaign historical range. ghost throughout the Unit- between President Donald Federal wildlife of cials ed States,” Bernhardt said. Boats sit on the beach in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Eta, Thursday, Trump and former Vice contend thriving popula- “That is not the case today.” in Gulfport, Fla. Big study supports cheap combo pill to lower heart risks

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By Guthrie Another photo, Corona Scrimgeour Madonna by Moira Far- ITEM STAFF rell, shows a man meet- ing his newborn grandson SWAMPSCOTT — The through a glass door. Public Library wants to Local poet and editor capture the experience of Margaret Eckman sub- life during COVID-19 in a mitted a series of COVID- virtual time capsule. 19-themed poems. Swampscott: Life In “It’s spread wide its infec- Quarantine began in tion of panic and hysteria May as a way to reach and bored into my brain out to patrons and hear what they’d been doing with fever dreams of sweat- since the library had soaked sheets and gasping been closed. The library breaths,” she writes in her requested that people poem, Covid Mania. submit different forms The library building is of art to document their not currently open, but time in quarantine. the staff is conducting The project was a curbside service. They are success, with dozens of also working with other submissions received in libraries and doing other a variety of mediums: online programs through songs, poems, photos, Zoom. and paintings, from the The Peabody Insti- sincere to the silly. tute Library, Peabody As a new phase of the Historical Society and pandemic begins, the li- Museum and Peabody ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK brary has renewed its call Access Television (PAT) also launched a similar for submissions. PHOTO | MOIRA FARRELL A squirrel, with a snack in it’s mouth, leaps “It’s a nice way to reach initiative entitled “COVID from a fence on Burrill Street in Swamp- out to people and to show Corona Madonna by Moira Farrell was one of Chronicles.” The initia- scott on Thursday afternoon. them that we’re still the pieces submitted to the Swampscott: Life In tive’s mission, like that here for them and that Quarantine project. of the Swampscott Public we’re still interested in Library, is to collect, REVIEW their lives,” said Head of site, and are visible to the view in Swampscott. preserve and share the Circulation Julie Tra- public. “We were ready to move experiences of daily life vers. “This is a really One couple, Martin to lovely Swampscott in Peabody during the COVID-19 crisis. dif cult time for people and Birthe, who were in January – there was and it helps to be con- The library asks that planning to move to no way for us living the nected in any way to the all submissions be sent to Swampscott from Munich, greater community. And big city life anymore, we swampscottlibrarydigit- the library is de nitely a but whose plans were wanted Swampscott,” [email protected]. center for doing that.” derailed by the virus, sent writes Birthe. “We are All the submissions a picture of the view from getting quite desperate Guthrie Scrimgeour were posted on the their window in Germany but try to keep up the can be reached at gscrim- Swampscott Library web- alongside their eventual good spirit.” [email protected]. The art of breathing

By Thor Jourgensen ITEM STAFF SALEM — With COVID-19 case rates rising and winter ap- proaching, Peabody Essex Museum curators hope a British painter can help PHOTO | JOSH CHEUSE/COLUMBIA RECORDS VIA AP people take a calming AC/DC’s new album, “Power Up.” breath. Zarah Hussain’s ex- hibit, “Breath on view” AC/DC releases relates precisely with the pandemic, according to a description of her new album, ‘Power Up’ work provided by the museum. By Wayne Parry ilar-sounding guitar line. “It’s only when some- ASSOCIATED PRESS “Rejection” uses the thing like this disease same four-chord pattern comes along that you A new AC/DC record as 1979’s “Shot Down In realize how fundamental, may well be the only good Flames.” And “Shot In the essential, and powerful thing to happen in 2020. Dark” bears more than a the simple act of breath- The legendary Aussie PHOTO | NAVID AKHTAR passing resemblance to ing is,” she said. rockers are back with 2008’s “Rock ‘N’ Roll Train.” Hussain talked about Artist Zarah Hussain’s exhibit, “Breath on view” is coming to the Pea- “Power Up,” the latest But it’s all good. I can body Essex Museum on Dec. 19. in a long line of electrici- her work during a virtual eat pizza ve nights a ty-themed albums that not workshop on Thursday of breathing led her to Art. “We hope visitors will quiet. Taking time and only talk about power but week, with it tasting the at the museum. A second paint new interpretations accept this exhibition’s focus to look inwards, to bristle and crackle with it. same each night, and it’s workshop is planned for of the physical act most invitation to slow down sit and breathe quietly, to It’s been 40 years since still awesome. Dec. 3 with log-on infor- and activate a deeper meditate, to contemplate. AC/DC released arguably Not everything here has mation available at pem. vital to humans. awareness of, and connec- the best heavy metal been heard before. “Kick org. Her paintings accom- There’s a real power in album of all time with You When You’re Down” Hussain was living in panied by animation and tion with, breath.” reclaiming time for your- “Back In Black,” but these has a funky, catchy riff London when Britain sound debut at the Pea- Hussain, during her self.” guys still sound as good atop pounding drums, undertook COVID precau- body Essex Museum on museum workshop this Founded in 1799, the as they did back then. and “Demon Fire” is a tions that included a lock- Dec. 19. “Zarah Hussain: week, said her paintings Peabody Essex Museum For some, that’s a bit of fast-paced boogie with a down. She took advantage Breath” will be on display invite viewers to consid- is the country’s oldest a problem: Decades of AC/ riff that burns into your of the restriction to inter- through June. er ways to ease stress. continuously operating DC albums have tended brain with just one listen. view people, including a “Hussain’s work lies at Combined with anima- museum. Its exhibits to sound like each other, After an extended hear- pregnant woman and a the intersection of sci- tion and the Hussain’s include American art and and that’s the case with at ing-related absence that respiratory therapist, to ence and spirituality and “soundscape,” the paint- architecture, Asian export least part of “Power Up.” necessitated Guns ‘N’ Ros- explore the mechanics of melds ancient traditions ings urge viewers to art, photography, mari- The opening track, “Real- es’ Axl Rose lling in to breathing. of meditation and breath- focus on breathing while time art and history, Na- ize,” uses almost the same nish an AC/DC tour, lead She also revisited work work with contemporary viewing the exhibit. tive American, Oceanic, “ah-ah-ah-ah” chant that singer Brian Johnson is she created titled, “Inhale technology,” said Sid- “We live in a world and African art, as well as served as the foundation back at the mic, and his and Exhale.” Initiated dhartha V. Shah, PEM’s where we are constant- one of the nation’s most of 1990’s “Thunderstruck.” voice, subjected to so much after she underwent sur- Director of Education and ly on,” she said. “There important museum-based Another new track, torture over the decades, gery to correct her breath- Civic Engagement and is such a bene t to just collections of rare books “Witch’s Spell,” uses a sim- sounds powerful again. ing, her initial exploration Curator of South Asian slowing down and being and manuscripts. WEATHER LOTTERY

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By Mike Alongi cludes Chairman John also at the meeting. find a way to make it that instilled in me the going to have an impact ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Ford Jr., Jared Nicholson “If there’s a way we safe for us to do.” courage to fight through on kids when they’re not and Brian Castellanos can have sports safely, Castellanos, who was adversity and overcome able to play. The sooner LYNN — Lynn stu- — didn’t hold any for- we owe it to these stu- an athlete at English, my struggles. We need to we’re able to get these dent-athletes who play mal vote to move things dents to find a way to do also advocated on behalf find a way to support our things going, the better winter sports were given forward at this time, it,” said Nicholson. “It of the student-athletes. athletes mentally and and I’m fully in support some hope for a possible it plans to explore how appears that the EEA “My freshman year of physically.” of it.” season this year, as the to safely have a winter (Massachusetts Execu- high school, I experi- Satterwhite echoed McGee expressed his Lynn School Committee season. School Commit- tive Office of Energy and enced a series of trau- similar sentiments. support and concern for athletic subcommittee tee Chairman and Lynn Environmental Affairs) mas that would change “I believe that sports student-athletes, but he expressed its support Mayor Thomas McGee, feels that there is a way my life forever,” said are a key component of also reminded the meeting of finding a way to play Lynn Superintendent we can do that. You can’t Castellanos. “Luckily, by school unity, and they attendees that COVID-19 winter sports this year Patrick Tutwiler and recreate the athletic ex- God’s grace, I had the bring our students to- cases in Lynn are continu- during a virtual meeting School Committee mem- perience remotely, other- game of football to cope gether,” said Satter- ing to rise. Thursday evening. bers Lorraine Gately, wise we would. If it’s safe with my mental health white. “Sports bring a While the athletic sub- Donna Coppola and Mi- enough for other kids to struggles. It was my sense of togetherness committee — which in- chael Satterwhite were do it, then we need to coaches at Lynn English with the school, so it’s LYNN, B2

St. Mary’s athletes pen National Letters of Intent

COURTESY PHOTOS Three St. Mary’s student-athletes made their future plans of cial Friday morning as they signed their National Letters of Intent on the  oor at Conigliaro Gymnasium. Left: Maiya Bergdorf, who was named the 2019 Item Player of the Year for girls basketball, signed with Division I Sacred Heart. Middle: Zach Barden, a multi-sport athlete for the Spartans, signed his letter to play lacrosse at Division II Assumption College Right: Terence Moynihan, who just wrapped up a strong season with the St. Mary’s golf team, signed his letter to play baseball at Division II St. Michael’s College. Peabody boys MASCAC will soccer takes not play winter down Gloucester sports seasons ing the ball in transi- SCHOOL ROUNDUP tion from our defense to After an in-depth re- ter consultation with our By Mike Alongi our midfield in the first view of the information medical staff and athletic ITEM SPORTS EDITOR half, but we were able to from the state and NCAA, directors, the MASCAC settle things down and consultation among the Presidents came to the The Peabody boys soc- move the ball better in Massachusetts State Col- conclusion there is not a cer team pulled out a the second half.” legiate Athletic Confer- way to ensure the safety ence (MASCAC) Presi- win in the late minutes Kyle Joyce scored the of our student-athletes dents, athletic directors, of its game Friday eve- other goal in the win for and athletic trainers and and staff with off campus ning, notching a close 2-1 the Tanners. winter competition, the win over Northeastern after exhausting all possi- Peabody (5-1) clos- bilities, including a review risks are far too great.” Conference foe Glouces- es out its season with of the risks involved, the Throughout the 2020-21 ter on the road at Newell two games next week, eight MASCAC Presidents academic year, the MAS- Stadium. starting with Monday have made the decision to CAC will be celebrating The game-winning goal afternoon’s Senior Day cancel all winter sports its 50th anniversary with came from Victor Maciel against NEC foe Dan- competition. This includes special features, facts and with just five minutes to vers at 4 p.m. at Coley the sports of men’s and trivia commemorating the play. Lee Field. women’s basketball, men’s event. The conference has “We played well out GIRLS SOCCER ice hockey and men’s and a rich history of success women’s indoor track and there for the most part, Masconomet 7, on the playing eld and ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO eld. but we got off to a bit of a Marblehead 0 in the classroom. Over the slow start,” said Peabody Marblehead (1-3-1) Victor Maciel’s game-winner lifted the Pea- Similar to the fall sports, the state universities are academic year, the con- coach Stan McKeen. “We hosts Salem Monday eve- body boys soccer team to a 2-1 win over planning to provide win- ference will be highlight- had some issues mov- ning (6:30). Gloucester Friday. ter sport student athletes ing the student-athletes, with on-campus, in-per- teams, coaches, and ad- son practices, conditioning ministrators from the last and training opportunities 50 years. throughout their tradi- The Massachusetts Johnson, Thomas part of four-way tional season to support State Collegiate Athletic their physical and mental Conference, the nation’s well-being. These practice oldest Division III men’s share atop Masters leaderboard and training opportuni- and women’s playing con- ties will not use a year of ference, has a rich and NCAA Eligibility and will By Doug Ferguson the cut after a lost ball be done in compliance storied tradition of com- ASSOCIATED PRESS that led to a triple bogey. with the campus, state, petitive success while What two days have federal and NCAA COVID celebrating excellence in AUGUSTA, Ga. — A shown is that Masters ex- guidance and protocols. the classroom. MASCAC long day in the small perience only goes so far “The MASCAC Pres- member schools include window of daylight that on a soft course with rye idents have been con- Bridgewater State Uni- comes with a Masters grass that isn’t grown in tinuously observing the versity, Fitchburg State in November didn’t set- quite the way it usually is pandemic and guidelines University, Framingham tle anything except that in April. from local, state, federal State University, MCLA, Dustin Johnson is play- Abraham Ancer, one of and NCAA of cials which ing like the No. 1 player Massachusetts Maritime 26 newcomers to the Mas- has led us to the decision Academy, Salem State and Justin Thomas has - to cancel winter sports ters, ran off six birdies in University, West eld State nally gured out Augusta his round of 5-under 67 competition during the University and Worcester National. that allowed him to join spring semester,” said They were among four Johnson (70) and Thomas Massachusetts College State University. Two oth- players atop the leader- (69) as part of the club- of Liberal Arts President er institutions, the Uni- board Friday when the house lead at 9-under James Birge, Chair of the versity of Massachusetts second round was halt- 135. Also tied was Cam- MASCAC Council of Pres- Dartmouth and Plymouth ed by darkness, a prod- eron Smith of Australia, idents. State University, are af li- uct of the most unusual who played his last four Af liates will be able to ate members of the confer- Masters ever trying to holes with an eagle and schedule non-conference ence in the sports of foot- catch up from a three- three straight birdies for contests at their discre- ball and men’s ice hockey, hour weather delay at the a 68. tion. while Western Connecti- start. Another Masters rook- “We explored count- cut State University Among those still on the ie, Sungjae Im (70), was less scenarios to nd a joined the conference as course was Tiger Woods, safe path forward with in the group another shot a football af liate mem- stuck in neutral on a day behind that included Pat- the evolving recommen- ber in 2013. Dean College, when the greens picked rick Cantlay (66), who dations and policies Eastern Nazarene College, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS up a little more speed and contended for the green from the NCAA and the the autumn leaves shook jacket last year. state for our winter sport Elms College, Mitchell Dustin Johnson tees off of the 16th hole as slightly with some wind. student-athletes,” said College and Spring eld Patrick Cantlay, left, watch during the second Bryson DeChambeau MASCAC Commission- College joined as men’s round of the Masters in Augusta, Ga. was struggling to make MASTERS, B2 er Angela Baumann. “Af- golf af liates in 2019. 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HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY Cross Country Lynn athletic subcommittee supports Girls Soccer CCL Cup (10) CCL Cup First Round Marblehead at Danvers (10) at Gordon College SUNDAY nding way to play winter sports Matignon at St. Mary’s (9:30) Boys Soccer Boys Soccer Gloucester at Saugus (12) Devin, respectively — also Matt, is a senior hockey the fall, when ‘red’ dis- CCL Cup First Round Marblehead at Swampscott (1:30) LYNN at Bishop Fenwick From B1 spoke at the virtual meet- captain for the Lynn Jets. tricts were automatically Bishop Stang at Bishop Fenwick (11) MONDAY ing about potential sce- “We need to think outside excluded from playing, at Gordon College Girls Soccer “We need to understand narios that would allow the box. Kids are losing and I’d like to see us take Arlington Catholic at St. Mary’s Salem at Marblehead (5:30) that the tough decisions Lynn student-athletes to interest and they need advantage of that and (11:30) CCL Cup Quarterfinal play. Some of the scenarios something to do. My son make an effort to get kids Field Hockey we’re making and we’re Bishop Feehan at Bishop Fenwick at Bishop Fenwick trying to make are all to included playing all road asks me every day if he’s out there.” (12) TBA at Bishop Fenwick (4) try and keep people safe,” games — similar to what going to be able to play While no concrete ac- CCL Cup First Round Boys Soccer said McGee. “These num- St. Mary’s did during this hockey, and I don’t have an tions have been taken at at Austin Prep Salem at Marblehead (3:30) bers are exploding and fall season — and push- answer for him, but I tell this time, the School Com- Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (12) Danvers at Peabody (4) they’re really impacting ing the start of the season him I hope so.” mittee and the athletic Volleyball Saugus at Masconomet (5) our ability to return to until after Jan. 1 — which “Kids have been playing subcommittee agreed to CCL Cup First Round CCL Cup Quarterfinal normal. I don’t agree with would be in line with their sports all summer continue to monitor the at Austin Prep at Bishop Fenwick what’s been said, but I Lynn’s plan to start bring- and fall, and they’re going winter sports situation St. Mary’s at Austin Prep (10) TBA at Bishop Fenwick (4) don’t think we’re ready ing students back into to continue playing them and work on ways to safe- CCL Cup First Round at this point to say where classrooms after the new with or without us,” said ly allow students to return at Bishop Fenwick Field Hockey Arlington Catholic at Bishop Fenwick Beverly at Saugus (3:30) we’re going to go.” year. Newton. “I believe the saf- to play. (1) Marblehead at Danvers (5:30) The athletic directors “Our kids are just look- est place for these kids to Mike Alongi can be of English and Classical ing for an opportunity,” play these sports is with reached at malongi@item- TV/RADIO — Dick Newton and Bill said Devin, whose son, us. It’s not like it was in live.com.

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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Johnson, Thomas part of four-way East East W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Buffalo 7 2 0 .778 242 233 Philadelphia 3 4 1 .438 186 205 Miami 5 3 0 .625 222 161 Washington 2 6 0 .250 153 188 NE 3 5 0 .375 166 194 Dallas 2 7 0 .222 204 290 share atop Masters leaderboard N.Y. Jets 0 9 0 .000 121 268 N.Y. Giants 2 7 0 .222 168 219 South South W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA stride with four birdies on “I think it can rm up a to the tee and drove in Indianapolis 6 3 0 .667 242 177 NO 6 2 0 .750 244 200 MASTERS Tennessee 6 3 0 .667 249 235 Tampa Bay 6 3 0 .667 250 203 From B1 the back nine to cap off a little bit, but it’s going to about the same spot, made Houston 2 6 0 .250 193 242 Atlanta 3 6 0 .333 243 251 65 in the morning. That be tough for it to get rm,” a mess of his op shot and Jacksonville 1 7 0 .125 179 247 Carolina 3 6 0 .333 210 226 North North “You have to really throw gave him a share of the Johnson said. “I think it’s took a triple bogey. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA all the past knowledge out 18-hole lead with Dylan going to be soft enough to He followed with two Pittsburgh 8 0 0 1.000 235 161 Green Bay 6 2 0 .750 253 204 Frittelli and Paul Casey. where you’re going to have more bogeys but was in Baltimore 6 2 0 .750 227 142 Chicago 5 4 0 .556 178 190 the window this week, as Cleveland 5 3 0 .625 206 237 Detroit 3 5 0 .375 197 240 weird as it is,” Thomas Johnson quickly be- to attack the golf course good position for a birdie Cincinnati 2 5 1 .313 194 214 Minnesota 3 5 0 .375 217 234 said. “A lot of the history came the rst player this and play aggressive and to get back to even par for West West W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA and things that you know week to reach 10 under keep swinging like I am. I the tournament. Kansas City 8 1 0 .889 286 183 Seattle 6 2 0 .750 274 243 about the golf course, it with three birdies around like where I’m at. I like my The cut is top 50 and Las Vegas 5 3 0 .625 218 229 Arizona 5 3 0 .625 234 180 Amen Corner. But then he position.” ties, and among those who Denver 3 5 0 .375 174 217 L.A. Rams 5 3 0 .625 193 152 can sometimes hurt you LAC 2 6 0 .250 205 216 San Fran 4 5 0 .444 225 207 this week because of what had some mud on his ball Of those still on the will be sticking around are Thursday’s Game Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 4:25 p.m. you’re used to. But at — that’s not unusual this course, Hideki Matsuyama young and old — 23-year- Indianapolis 34, Tennessee 17 San Francisco at New Orleans, 4:25 the end of the day, it is a week — that sent his ball was at 8 under with three old U.S. Amateur run- Sunday’s Games p.m. lot softer and a lot more to an impossible shelf on holes to play, while Jon ner-up John Augenstein Houston at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Seattle at L.A. Rams, 4:25 p.m. scorable.” the 14th green, leading to Rahm birdied the par-3 and 63-year-old Bernhard Jacksonville at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Baltimore at New England, 8:20 p.m. He served up one exam- a three-putt bogey. 12th hole to reach 8 under Langer. The two-time Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Byes: Kansas City, N.Y. Jets, Atlanta, ple from Friday morning Next, his 3-iron caught when play was suspended. Masters champion shot 68 Tampa Bay at Carolina, 1 p.m. Dallas Washington at Detroit, 1 p.m. Monday’s Game when he was among 44 a small gust on the par-5 Woods left the course on in the morning on a long, Buffalo at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago, 8:15 p.m. players who had to nish 15th, and that was enough Thursday with only three soft course. He followed Denver at Las Vegas, 4:05 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 19 his opening round. Thom- to hit the front of the green players ahead of him. He with a 73 and will be the L.A. Chargers at Miami, 4:05 p.m. Arizona at Seattle, 8:20 p.m. as was well left of the 15th and roll back into the wa- was tied for 10th when the oldest player to make the green in two with the pin ter. That led to bogey. rst round ended, and he cut at Augusta National. TODAY IN SPORTS to the right, leaving a pitch Momentum gone? John- was tied for 22nd when he “It actually makes me that typically is nearly im- son shrugged. But he fol- left Friday night with two feel older when I play with Nov. 14 2009 — Daniel Passafiume sets the possible to hit close. He lowed with 11 straight birdies on the par 5s and these young guys and I see 1943 — Sid Luckman of the Chicago NCAA record for most receptions in a pars — shots in the bun- bogeys on the third and how far they hit it and how Bears becomes the first pro to pass hit a hard, low pitch that single game, catching 25 passes for ker cost him good birdie seventh, the latter from a short I hit it,” Langer said. for more than 400 yards (433) and Division III Hanover College. Passafi- hit the brakes at the hole seven touchdowns in a 56-7 victory ume finishes with 153 yards receiv- and spun gently to tap-in chances on the par 5s on tee shot close enough to “I like this golf course. I over the New York Giants. ing and two touchdowns in a 42-28 range for birdie. the front nine — until the Georgia pines that his think I know how to get 1964 — Gus Johnson and Walt Bel- loss to Franklin. “I had to trust that I just stuf ng his last approach only shot was to hit a run- around it, even though I lamy become the first NBA team- 2010 — John Force wins his mates to score 40 points apiece as had to gas it and hit it to 6 feet for birdie on No. 9. ner into the front bunker. hit very long clubs. But it’s the Baltimore Bullets beat the Los NHRA-record 15th Funny Car season pretty hard and it was go- After a wet start, the DeChambeau, the bet- certainly not easy.” Angeles Lakers 127-115. Johnson championship, completing an improb- ing to spin,” Thomas said. forecast was shaping up ting favorite coming into It was plenty hard for able and emotional comeback from a has 41 points, Bellamy 40. “Balls are making pitch for a nice weekend, and the week because of his Rory McIlroy, who opened 1964 — Detroit’s Gordie Howe horrific accident in Dallas three years becomes the NHL’s all-time goal-scor- ago that left the 61-year-old star’s marks with chip shots and there was a buzz at Augus- enormous bulk and power with a 75 and was in dan- ing leader, including playoffs, with his racing future in serious jeopardy. pitch shots.” ta National on Friday. It off the tee, took a big swing ger of the weekend off 627th career goal. Howe beats Mon- Force becomes the oldest champion Johnson was among wasn’t from the crowd — on No. 3 and never found until he rallied with a 66 treal’s Charlie Hodge in a 4-2 loss. in NHRA history on the same day three players to nish one no patrons were allowed the ball. With the altitude to at least get back in the 1965 — Gary Cuozzo, subbing for that the series crowns its youngest shot behind Woods at the this year — but from the on his shots, it could have mix in his pursuit of the - injured Johnny Unitas, throws five champion, 20-year-old Pro Stock touchdown passes to lead the Balti- Motorcycle rider LE Tonglet. last Masters, and he ap- motors of the sub-air sys- buried under the soft turf. nal leg of the career Grand more Colts to a 41-21 victory over 2010 — The New York Jets defeat peared to be hitting his tem. Either way, he went back Slam. the Minnesota Vikings. the Browns 26-20 in overtime at 1966 — Muhammad Ali knocks out Cleveland Williams in the third round Cleveland Browns Stadium. The Jets, to retain the world heavyweight title who won 23-20 in OT at Detroit’s in Houston. Ford Field last week, are the first With limited fans, NFL home teams 1970 — Forty-three members of the team in NFL history to win road Marshall football team die when their games in overtime in consecutive chartered plane crashes in Kenova, weeks. W.Va. 2015 — Navy quarterback Keenan on pace for losing record 1993 — Don Shula breaks George Reynolds breaks the NCAA record for Halas’ career record for victories with career rushing touchdowns, upping No. 325 as the Miami Dolphins his total to 81 with four scores in By Schuyler Dixon ed fans and the rest none ing fewer than 10,000 the rst time since 1968 defeat Philadelphia 19-14. Shula’s the No. 22 Midshipmen’s 55-14 over ASSOCIATED PRESS at all because of the pan- fans per game. The Dallas and just the second time record: 325-153-6 in 31 seasons SMU. with Baltimore and Miami; Halas, demic, hosts went 65-67-1 Cowboys have hosted the since the early 1950s, the 2015 — Kellen Dunham scores 24 Philip Rivers could hard- 324-151-31 in 40 seasons with Chi- through nine weeks. The NFL’s largest crowds but pandemic-limited crowds cago. points and No. 24 Butler breaks four ly believe the sound of si- last time visitors had a aren’t anywhere close to gure to be the factor 2004 — Chicago’s 19-17 win over school records in a 144-71 trouncing lence when his Indianapo- of The Citadel. The 144 points are winning record this late the maximum allowable players and coaches point Tennessee marks the second time lis Colts played in Detroit in the season was 1983, capacity of 50 to the most. an NFL game ended in overtime on a the most points scored by a team in the rst time the Lions let safety. a men’s college basketball game fea- when home teams rallied in Texas. “The home- eld advan- 2004 — John and Ashley Force turing two D-I schools since TCU beat 250 family members and and nished with 15 more Quarterbacks can hear tage really isn’t what it become the first father-daughter Texas-Pan American 153-87 in 1997. friends attend. victories. themselves think — even used to be when you don’t combo in NHRA history to win at the 2017 — Grayson Allen — Duke’s It’s probably no surprise same event in the season finale. “I can’t tell you how dead in the game’s biggest mo- have 75-80,000 people lone senior — scores a career-high to the 38-year-old quarter- it was,” Rivers said after ments — and offenses screaming at you,” Wash- John Force races to his 114th Funny 37 points, freshman Trevon Duval Car victory, and his 21-year-old back that the NFL is on has 17 points and 10 assists, and the Colts’ 41-21 victory don’t have to worry about ington coach Ron Rivera daughter takes the Top Alcohol class track for home teams to the top-ranked Blue Devils beat No. over the Lions on Nov. 1. the constant disruptions said. “So it does take on at Pomona (Calif.) Raceway. 2 Michigan State 88-81 in the Cham- have a losing overall re- “It was unbelievable.” to their operations nor- a whole different atmo- 2009 — Toby Gerhart rushes for 178 cord for the rst time since yards and three touchdowns as Stan- pions Classic in Chicago. Wendell The Colts aren’t exactly mally associated with hos- sphere. Whether that’s it ford annihilates Southern California Carter Jr. adds 12 points and 12 before the 1970 merger. packing them in at home, tile environments. or not, that seems to be 55-21. It’s the most points ever con- rebounds, helping Duke coach Mike With roughly two-thirds though. Indianapolis is If road teams end up one of the good reasons ceded by the Trojans, who played Krzyzewski improve to 12-1 in his of teams allowing limit- their first game in 1888. career against Michigan State. among 11 teams allow- with a winning record for why.” SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Biden has room on health care, though limited by Congress

By Ricardo this pandemic around.” Alonso-Zaldivar He appointed a pandem- ASSOCIATED PRESS ic task force to develop “an action blueprint” that WASHINGTON — could be put into place on President-elect Joe Biden Inauguration Day. is unlikely to get sweep- On broader health policy ing health care changes issues, Biden has signaled PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS through a closely divided he will stick with his ro- President-elect Joe Biden stands with his hand Congress, but there’s a bust campaign platform, over his heart, after placing a wreath at the Phila- menu of narrower ac- which called for covering delphia Korean War Memorial at Penn’s Landing, tions he can choose from all Americans by building on Veterans Day, Wednesday, in Philadelphia. to make a tangible differ- on the Affordable Care ence on affordability and Act, adding a new public coverage for millions of insurance option modeled people. Republican AP FILE PHOTO on Medicare and lower- With the balance of pow- ing the eligibility age for er in the Senate hinging Bottles of medicine ride on a belt at a mail-in Medicare. on a couple of Georgia rac- pharmacy warehouse in Florence, N.J. “We’re going to work senators push for es headed to a runoff, and quickly with the Congress to pay and to restrain tration, Biden is expected Democrats losing seats in to dramatically ramp up the House, Biden’s pro- price increases generally. to aggressively wield the health care protections, posals for a public health Biden also could nudge rule-making powers of get Americans universal Biden to receive insurance option and em- legislation to curb sur- the executive branch to coverage, lower health powering Medicare to ne- prise medical bills over address health insurance care costs, as soon as hu- gotiate prescription drug the nish line. coverage and prescription manly possible,” the presi- intelligence prices seem out of reach. Moreover, millions of drug costs. dent-elect said earlier this Those would be tough people already eligible With COVID-19 surging week. By Deb Riechmann ocrat has won the pres- ghts even if Democrats for subsidized coverage across the country, Biden’s Progressives who drive and Mary Clare idential election, citing controlled Congress with through “Obamacare” top health care priority the Democratic Party’s Jalonick Trump’s baseless claims votes to spare. remain uninsured. A de- is whipping the federal health care agenda say ASSOCIATED PRESS of fraudulent votes. But there’s bipartisan termined effort to sign government’s response Biden must try as hard as “At this point at least, WASHINGTON — As interest in prescription them up might make a into shape. In his victo- he can to deliver, no mat- I think he should abso- President Donald Trump drug legislation to limit difference, particularly ry speech Saturday, he ter if Sen. Mitch McCon- lutely be getting intelli- refuses to allow Presi- what Medicare recipients in a pandemic. And just pledged to “spare no effort, nell, R-Ky., remains ma- gence brie ngs,” Missouri with high costs are asked like the Trump adminis- or commitment, to turn jority leader of the Senate. dent-elect Joe Biden to re- ceive intelligence brie ngs Sen. Josh Hawley said of — even those he was get- Biden. “The brie ngs he’s ting during the campaign been getting as a candi- Trump, stewing over election — an increasing number of date should continue. I Trump’s allies are calling think he should continue for Biden to have access to to get what he’s been get- the information. ting and then let’s get on loss, silent as virus surges “I just don’t know of any with the resolutions on justi cation for withhold- some of these disputes.” ing the brie ng,” Texas Sen. The GOP pile-on sup- By Aamer Madhani remains angry that an worry that Trump’s refus- With more than 100,000 John Cornyn, a member porting the intelligence and Zeke Miller announcement about al to take aggressive ac- new con rmed U.S. cases of the Senate intelligence brie ngs amounted to ASSOCIATED PRESS progress in developing a tion on the pandemic or to reported daily for more committee, said Thursday. miniscule cracks in sup- vaccine for the disease coordinate with the Biden than a week, Trump has “I see no problem with port for Trump as he re- WASHINGTON — team during the nal two been more focused on fuses to concede the race, President Donald Trump came after Election Day. that,” said Iowa Sen. months of his presiden- tracking the rollout of but was also in line with has publicly disengaged And aides say the presi- Chuck Grassley, the Re- cy will only worsen the a vaccine, which won’t Republicans’ occasional, from the battle against dent has shown little in- publican Party’s lon- effects of the virus and be widely available for carefully worded answers the coronavirus at a mo- terest in the growing cri- gest-serving senator. hinder the nation’s ability months. He has fumed about his actions during ment when the disease is sis even as new con rmed “I think so, yes,” said to swiftly distribute a vac- that P zer intentionally his presidency. While only tearing across the Unit- cases are skyrocketing Senate Judiciary Com- cine next year. withheld an announce- a handful of Republicans ed States at an alarming and hospital intensive mittee Chairman Lindsey The White House coro- ment about progress on have called Biden the pace. care units in parts of the Graham, one of Trump’s navirus task force held its vaccine trial until after president-elect, most were Trump, fresh off his country are nearing ca- closest con dants, when its rst post-election Election Day, according to comfortable Thursday reelection loss to Pres- pacity. asked if Biden should be meeting Monday. Of cials a White House of cial who challenging the Trump ident-elect Joe Biden, Public health experts briefed. discussed the rising case was not authorized to pub- The Senate Republicans administration on with- numbers and the promise licly comment and spoke advocated for Biden to re- holding intelligence infor- of a vaccine in develop- on condition of anonym- ceive the classi ed nation- mation, which could con- ment by P zer, and they ity. P zer said it did not al security information stitute a national security recognized the service purposely withhold trial even as they refused to ac- risk when Biden assumes of Navy Rear Adm. John results. knowledge that the Dem- of ce. Polowczyk, a member of Although the president the task force who retired has consistently played Monday. down the pandemic, But Trump, who does which has killed more Vatican not take part in the task than 240,000 Americans force meetings, remains and infected more than preoccupied with last 10 million people in the calling: Pope week’s election results. He U.S., public health experts has yet to weigh in on the expressed worry about recent spike in virus cas- Trump’s silence on the congratulates es that has state and local troubling spike in cases, of cials scrambling and as well as his refusal to hospitals concerned about begin coordination on vi- Biden on election PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS their ability to treat those rus issues with Biden’s The White House. stricken. transition team. By Will Weissert and ident-elect Kamala Harris David Crary support “the slaughter of ASSOCIATED PRESS innocents” at any point during pregnancy. Masked workers start It’s not exactly divine Biden has said he accepts intervention, but even the church doctrine about abor- pope considers the U.S. tion on a personal level, but presidential race over. does not want to impose President-elect Joe presidential hand tally in Georgia that belief on everyone. Biden, a lifelong Roman Biden has had several Catholic, spoke to Pope hand. Bipartisan panels phone calls this week with By Kate Brumback Francis on Thursday, de- ASSOCIATED PRESS were on hand to review foreign leaders, including spite President Donald certain ballots, including Trump refusing to concede. British Prime Minister ATLANTA — Masked those where the auditors Boris Johnson, French election workers in teams Trump claims — without couldn’t agree on the vot- evidence — that the elec- President Emmanuel Ma- of two began counting er’s intent and those with cron and German Chan- ballots Friday in counties tion was stolen from him write-in candidates. cellor Angela Merkel. across Georgia, a hand through massive but un- Monitors, appointed by They have congratulated tally of the presidential speci ed acts of fraud. local Democratic and Re- him on winning and con- race that stems from an Biden’s transition publican parties, were al- sider the election settled. audit required by a new team said in a statement lowed to circulate among Having the pope on state law. that the president-elect the auditing stations but The law requires that thanked Francis for “ex- board, too, likely has spe- one race be audited to could not touch ballots tending blessings and cial signi cance for Biden. check that new election or record anything. News congratulations and not- He is just the second machines counted the media and members of the ed his appreciation.” He Catholic to be elected presi- public were also allowed dent in U.S. history, and the ballots accurately, not PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS also saluted the pontiff’s because of any suspect- to observe but were re- “leadership in promoting rst since John F. Kennedy. ed problems with the re- quired to do so from a des- Cobb County Election of cial sort ballots peace, reconciliation, and Biden speaks frequently sults. Secretary of State ignated area. during an audit, Friday, in Marietta, Ga. the common bonds of hu- and openly about the im- In Cobb County, in At- manity around the world.” portance of faith in his life Brad Raffensperger room was quiet aside from tened as a supervisor ran chose to audit the presi- lanta’s suburbs, several Biden said he hopes to and attends Mass near his the shufing of papers and through how the process dential race and said the dozen audit teams sat at work with Francis on issues home in Wilmington, Del., auditors saying, “Trump” would work, then watched tight margin — Demo- tables in a large room at such as climate change, pov- nearly every week. crat Joe Biden leads Re- an event center in Mariet- or “Biden.” a training video before be- erty and immigration. No matter their faith, publican President Don- ta as they began counting A similar scene occurred ginning the count a little News of the call came even American politicians are ald Trump by roughly absentee ballots. One au- across Georgia’s 159 coun- after 10 a.m. as some Catholic bishops in often eager to meet with 14,000 votes — meant a ditor picked up a ballot, ties as the count of nearly At the Floyd County the U.S. decline to acknowl- the pope when traveling full hand count was nec- read the candidate’s name 5 million votes got under- administration building edge Biden’s victory and ar- near Rome, though Fran- essary. aloud and then passed it way. in Rome, in north Geor- gue that the faithful should cis declined to meet with Across the state, au- to the other auditor, who At the Chatham County gia, pairs of masked au- not back him because of his Trump’s secretary of state, dit teams worked with also said the name before board of elections annex, ditors sitting at eight support for abortion rights. Mike Pompeo, in Septem- batches of paper ballots, placing the ballot in a tray a cavernous warehouse plastic folding tables On Tuesday, for example, ber, citing rules against dividing them into piles marked with the candi- on the south side of Sa- were sworn in at 9 a.m. Bishop Joseph Strickland such sit-downs during elec- for each candidate, be- date’s name. vannah, about 60 auditors and the ballots arrived a of Tyler, Texas, tweeted tion periods. Francis last fore counting each pile by As they worked, the wearing face masks lis- few minutes later. that Biden and Vice Pres- visited the U.S. in 2015. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 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 Relatives pressed into manual labor by aunt who lives alone DEAR ABBY: Ten tions with a couple of months ago, my aunt’s Dear Abby is written by Abigail neighbors, but I feel bad I 66-year-old live-in boy- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne haven’t reached out to friend died unexpectedly. the others. She has no children and Phillips, and was founded by her My husband and I are is left with a four-bed- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact private, introverted peo- room, two-bathroom Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. ple, but I still want to house to take care of by Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. make ourselves known as herself. She has always approachable. Is it too been in debt (I think), late? What’s the protocol and his nal expenses on introducing your- only made it worse. can’t be responsible for alone, it might make selves to neighbors? Giv- Since his death, she taking care of her house sense for her to downsize en that everything is in has expected my family without getting her upset and put the money she ux and we still don’t (mostly me) to complete a or angry? Is it my place to gets from selling the know if it’s safe, I don’t list of chores every time I say something to her place to work for her. Of want to let that become visit. I have been asked mother and siblings? She course, she should run an excuse to put it off in- to hook up her garden has been very emotional the idea by her attorney de nitely. hose, plant grass, exter- since the death, and or accountant before minate bees, replant we’ve all been walking on making any decisions, NEIGHBORLY IN owers, vacuum — even eggshells, but she won’t but it might be the solu- NEW MEXICO move her boyfriend’s ash- go to therapy. tion — not only to her es from the original bag problem, but also to DEAR NEIGHBORLY: to a more permanent urn. OVERWHELMED yours. It is not too late. A charm- So far, I have managed to NEPHEW ing way to introduce avoid taking care of her DEAR ABBY: My hus- yourselves would be to pool and cutting her DEAR NEPHEW: Your band and I bought a deliver — or have deliv- grass, but it’s only a mat- aunt may not need a house and moved in liter- ered — a small plant to ter of time before the therapist as much as she ally the day COVID was each of your neighbors, neighbors stop doing it needs a grief support announced as a national with a short note explain- for her. group to help her work emergency. I had planned ing that you are new to I love my aunt, and she through her loss. Her to go around to our new the community, you are a has done a lot for me over mood swings, which I am neighbors and introduce professional baker and the years. I realize she sure surge and wane ourselves, perhaps with a you regret that the quar- has no kids to take care from day to day, are mag- small gift (I’m a profes- antine makes it impossi- of her, but I don’t think I ni ed by her money prob- sional baker). That obvi- ble to reach out in a more should be expected to be lems. Because the house ously hasn’t been possi- personal way. Be sure to her lackey for the next 30 and yard are now too ble. We’ve had some include your address and years. How do I tell her I much for her to handle over-the-fence interac- phone number. BRIDGE

The lowest contract; the highest score Chely Wright, a country singer the auction, so he took the low road. whose best album in my opinion is West led the heart seven. East took “Let me in,” said, “I am a Scorpio, that trick, cashed his spade ace (de- and who knows if there is any validity nying the king after trick one) and in it, but I’m very emotional. I have returned the heart ve, his highest high highs and low lows.” remaining heart being a suit-prefer- In bridge, seven no-trump is high ence signal for spades. and one club low. Each is rarely South took the trick on the board the nal contract, but one club was and played a trump. East correctly in today’s deal, which was played ew in with his ace, gave his partner at Bridge Base Online a couple of a heart ruff, received a spade ruff in months ago. return and led his last heart. When Some Norths responded one heart, which worked well here when South ruffed with the club jack, West South rebid one spade, and North overruffed with her king and gave passed. But whenever I do that, part- East a second spade ruff. Then a di- ner usually rebids three clubs. East amond through South gave two tricks wondered about balancing, presum- in that suit to West. Finally, East took ably with one no-trump, which shows another spade ruff. 11-14 points in this situation. But he Have you been keeping track? was worried that North-South would That was down four and a cold top nd a spade t. He knew that his to East-West — fun, for one side at partner was not a shrinking violet in least. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV NOVEMBER 14, 2020 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 Saturday, Nov. 14 on marriage and a family. 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By Joe McDonald ment signed in January as ASSOCIATED PRESS a rst step toward ending the trade war. It calls for BEIJING — China on Fri- China to increase purchas- day became one of the last es of U.S. goods in exchange major countries to congrat- for postponing further tariff FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ulate U.S. President-elect hikes. But that came before Joe Biden, who is expected the coronavirus derailed Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah has tested positive to make few changes to U.S. for the coronavirus. The announcement was global trade, leaving China policy in conicts with Bei- behind on meeting its com- made by the Egyptian soccer association on jing over trade, technology Twitter, Friday. mitments. and security. Renegotiation might China, along with Russia, t a “more strategic, lon- avoided joining the throng ger-term orientation” Liverpool striker that congratulated Biden expected from a Biden last weekend after he and administration, but he vice presidential running PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “cannot be seen to be ‘soft’ mate Kamala Harris se- on China” after the “hard Chinese foreign ministry spokesman, Wang Mohamed Salah cured enough Electoral Col- rhetoric” of the campaign, lege votes to unseat Presi- Wenbin, speaks during a routine press con- Kuijs said. dent Donald Trump. ference where he congratulated U.S. presi- Chinese leaders were qui- positive for “We respect the choice of dent-elect Joe Biden at the foreign ministry in eter during this year’s elec- the American people,” said Beijing on Friday. tion than in the 2016 pres- a foreign ministry spokes- idential race, when they man, Wang Wenbin. “We military. program suggest he will favored Trump over former coronavirus congratulate Mr. Biden and Forecasters had said even continue to try to maintain Secretary of State Hillary if lost his re-election bid, the U.S. technological lead CAIRO (AP) — Egyptian Lome, on Tuesday. Ms. Harris.” Clinton. They disliked her Trump was likely to try to and to attract manufactur- soccer star and Liverpool All those who were ex- Wang gave no reason for for carrying out then-Pres- increase pressure on Bei- ing activity.” striker Mohamed Salah posed to him have also been the delay but said, “the re- ident Barack Obama’s for- sult will be con rmed ac- jing before he leaves of ce Some forecasters suggest has tested positive for the quarantined, added the eign policy, which included cording to U.S. laws and on Jan. 20. the change from Trump, coronavirus, the Egyptian Egyptian team’s statement. pressuring Beijing on hu- procedures.” Political analysts expect who rejected multilateral soccer association said on The statement did not man rights. Trump’s public U.S.-Chinese relations Biden to try to resume co- alliances, to Biden might Twitter on Friday, on the name any of the players. It image of business success have plunged to their low- operation with Beijing on increase pressure on China resonated with the Chinese eve of the game against was also unclear if any oth- est level in decades amid climate change, North Ko- if Washington forms a coa- Togo. er players would miss out public. a tariff war over Beijing’s rea, Iran and the corona- lition with other developed Trump shook up China’s Salah, who has so far on the games with Togo. technology ambitions and virus. And they say Biden countries to push for policy leaders by hiking tariffs on shown no symptoms of Later, a statement tweet- trade surplus, accusations might pursue a more tra- changes. Chinese products in 2018 COVID-19, the illness ed by the Egyptian Football of spying and tension over ditional, predictable policy China has tried to recruit over complaints Beijing caused by the novel coro- Association said another human rights, the coronavi- toward China. Germany, France, South steals or pressures compa- navirus, was immediately round of tests will be tak- rus pandemic, Hong Kong However, economists Korea and other govern- nies to hand over technol- isolated in his hotel room, en by three players from and control of the South and political analysts ex- ments as allies against ogy. Egypt’s national team said. the Egyptian and the Togo China Sea. pect few big changes due Washington but all have The White House has The Premier League teams who had tested posi- Trump labeled China to widespread frustration refused. They criticized lobbied allies to exclude Golden Boot recipient had tive in the rst round. a security threat and im- with Beijing’s trade and Trump’s trade tactics of telecom equipment giant recently arrived in his Photographs and videos of posed export curbs and human rights record and surprise tariff hikes, which Huawei Technologies Ltd., home country to join the Salah — in some of the im- other sanctions on Chinese accusations of spying and also were used against China’s rst global tech national soccer team, the ages, without a face mask companies. On Thursday, technology theft. allies, but echo U.S. com- brand, from next-genera- country’s beloved Pha- to protect against the virus he stepped up those sanc- “A tough stance on China plaints that China is violat- tion telecom networks on raohs, in the two upcoming — dancing among dozens of tions by issuing an order has broad support across ing its free-trade commit- security grounds. Huawei’s games of the latest round of people at his brother’s wed- that bars Americans from the U.S. political spectrum,” ments. access to American compo- the 2021 Africa Cup of Na- ding, held earlier this week investing in securities is- Louis Kuijs of Oxford Eco- Some Chinese trade nents and technology was tions quali ers. Egypt is set in Cairo, have gone viral on sued by companies U.S. nomics said in a report this experts have suggested cut off over the past year, to face Togo in Cairo on Sat- the social media over the of cials say are owned or week. “Biden’s own pro- Beijing might try to rene- threatening to cripple its urday, and in Togo’s capital, past days. controlled by the Chinese nouncements and policy gotiate the “Phase 1” agree- global sales. CLASSIFIED

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By Pan Pylas testing program taking making infection numbers COVID-19 between Oct. 31 ASSOCIATED PRESS place in hard-hit Liverpool. far lower, leading eventu- and Nov. 6, or around 1.2 On Friday, the number of ally to lower rates of hospi- percent of the population. LONDON — Some ten- cases dipped to 27,301. talization and death. tative signs emerged Fri- Though the gures repre- Like others in Europe, As well as pushing a “stay sent a jump from 618,700 day to suggest that the the four nations of the U.K. at home” message, the U.K.’s coronavirus resur- people, or 1.1 percent of have reimposed restric- British government has gence is leveling off after the population in the pe- tions over recent weeks closed pubs, restaurants wide-ranging restrictions riod Oct. 25-31, the agency to get on top of the virus’ and stores selling items were imposed. said “the rate of increase resurgence. With new in- deemed to be non-essential In its weekly survey of is slower than previous fections rising, the num- such as books, clothing and new infections, Britain’s weeks.” ber of COVID-19 patients sneakers until at least Dec. statistics agency said the being hospitalized has The weekly survey, which rate of growth of the virus 2. Unlike the spring lock- increased sharply and so down, schools and univer- tests thousands of people in England appeared to be whether they have coro- slowing around the time a have deaths. On Friday, sities, as well as construc- the U.K. recorded another tion sites and factories, navirus symptoms or not, new four-week lockdown straddled the start of the took effect on Nov. 5. And 376 virus-related deaths, remain open. latest lockdown in En- the British government’s taking the total to 51,304, Prime Minister Boris main scientic advisory Europe’s highest. Johnson has voiced hope gland. group said the virus’ repro- In England, authorities PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS that the lockdown will The agency found that duction rate dipped even imposed local restrictions Soldiers carry out mass coronavirus testing, bring the reproduction rate the northwest of England, before the latest lockdown. on areas seeing the highest set up at a marketplace in Liverpool, England, of the virus below 1, which which includes the ma- Though both are encour- number of new cases, before during the four-week national lockdown to would mean the epidemic jor cities of Liverpool and aging indicators, scientists the government changed curb the spread of coronavirus in England is shrinking. On Friday, the Manchester, continued to tack and announced a na- Scientic Advisory Group say the epidemic remains Wednesday. have the highest rates of at high levels and will take tional lockdown. Scientists for Emergencies, or Sage, virus infections at 2.2 per- said Friday’s evidence sug- said the rate had dropped weeks of suppression for it Hunter, a professor in med- to work. As in the U.K., cent of the population but gested that local measures to between 1 and 1.2 across to go into retreat. icine at the University of there is evidence that the that the spread seemed to were having an impact in the U.K. For the past few At rst glance, both indi- East Anglia. surge of new coronavirus be slowing. cators appear to run count- suppressing the virus, par- weeks, Sage has put the R The spread of the virus cases appears to be slowing Overall, it said that the er to the near 50 percent ticularly in the northwest at between 1.1 and 1.3. in Europe has prompted in Germany and France. virus’ spread in England rise in the number of new of England, which faced The weekly infection infections to 33,470 that the tightest restrictions be- many countries to reim- Others, like the Czech Re- survey from the Ofce for was increasing in the was recorded on Thursday. fore lockdown. pose lockdown restrictions public, are now seeing fall- National Statistics also South East, South West, The record daily increase “These results are in line that they had slowly with- ing new cases. pointed to an easing in the East Midlands and the stoked fears about the with other sources of data drawn during the summer. The lockdown now in rate of growth of the virus. North East, whereas some current outbreak, though that suggest that the tier Across Europe, there is ev- force in England is almost It found that an estimated other regions, including some experts said it could system was having a ben- idence that the fresh mea- as restrictive as the one in 654,000 people in private London, appear to have be due to the new citywide ecial impact,” said Paul sures are slowly beginning the spring and aimed at households in England had levelled off. As Ethiopia’s con ict rages, ethnic targeting turns deadly

By Cara Anna While the Amnesty re- says more than 14,000 “ex- ASSSOCIATED PRESS port late Thursday said the hausted and scared” refu- group had not conrmed gees have ed the Tigray NAIROBI, Kenya — Eth- who carried out the killings, region to Sudan. nic Amharas killed. Ethnic Ethiopian Prime Minister The U.N. ofce on geno- Tigrayans arrested, in hid- Abiy Ahmed blames the cide prevention condemned ing or cut off from the world. massacre on forces loyal to reports of ”targeted attacks Ethiopia’s deadly con ict is the Tigray region’s govern- against civilians based on spilling beyond the coun- ment, which his administra- their ethnicity or religion” try’s northern Tigray region tion regards as illegal after in Ethiopia, including hate and turning identity into a a months-long falling-out. speech and incitement to mortal threat. The federal government violence. It warned that eth- A report that scores, per- seeks to arrest and replace nic violence “has reached an haps hundreds, of civilians its leaders. alarming level over the past were “hacked to death” in Abiy, last year’s Nobel two years,” and the new PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the streets of a single town Peace Prize winner, also rhetoric sets a “dangerous on Monday night has sent accuses the regional gov- trajectory that heightens People throng a market to shop ahead of the Diwalli festival in New Del- already dangerous tensions ernment of “unceasing hate the risk of genocide, war hi, India Thursday. soaring. Amnesty Interna- and fear propaganda.” On crimes, ethnic cleansing and tional conrmed the killings Friday, speaking in the Ti- crimes against humanity.” via images and witnesses, grinya language, he urged The news of Monday’s India’s festive mood raises and the United Nations its forces to surrender “in massacre of ethnic Amha- warned of possible war the next two to three days.” ras in Mai-Kadra town in crimes. Most of the dead The allegations, com- the Tigray region followed were ethnic Amharas, ac- bined with the severing of federal government state- fears of surge of coronavirus cording to a man who helped communications with the ments blaming the con ict clear the bodies away and Tigray region and growing that erupted Nov. 4 on the By Ashok Sharma But among the millions of festival is spread over ve looked at identity cards. reports of targeting of eth- ruling “clique” of the Tigray and Shonal Ganguly shoppers, a large number days in Nepal with differ- “The killing re ects the nic Tigrayans, are raising regional government, the ASSOCIATED PRESS of people are seen ignoring ent days for worshipping ongoing ethnic divisions in alarm as Abiy rejects calls Tigray People’s Liberation masks and social distanc- the crows, gods, cows and the country,” Amnesty re- for dialogue and de-escala- Front, and counterclaims by NEW DELHI — The ing norms in major Indian brothers. searcher Fisseha Tekle said. tion and the United Nations the TPLF. crowds lling shopping cities and towns. India has India’s festival season areas ahead of the Diwali conrmed more than 8.7 this year started on a sub- festival of lights on Satur- million cases of coronavirus dued note with Dussehra day are raising hopes of infection, second-most in celebrations last month, India’s distressed business the world, and more than but traders say now people community after months 128,600 fatalities. have come out of homes of lockdown losses but also In neighboring Nepal, and are ocking to shop- spawning fears of a mas- another predominant Hin- ping areas in key Indian sive coronavirus upsurge. du nation, people appear to cities, including New Del- People who’ve restricted have responded better to a hi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, their purchases to essen- government appeal to cel- Lucknow and Patna, this tials for months appear to ebrate the festival indoors week. be in a celebratory mood and only with immediate Most people are shopping and traders are lapping family and avoid large for owers, sweets, dry it up, said Praveen Khan- gatherings or public cele- fruits, candles and lamps delwal, general secretary brations. for Diwali. The Hindu cel- of the Confederation of All Many areas in the Hima- ebrations of Dussehra, Di- India Traders. layan state have prohib- wali and Durga Puja in Oc- “The past three days ited the tradition of “Deu- tober and November each have seen a tremendous si-Bhailo” where groups of year are also an occasion to increase in customer foot- girls and boys go to their splurge on big-ticket items fall in shopping markets neighbor’s houses to sing like gold, homes and cars PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS for festival purchases,” he and dance and in return as well as clothing, smart- Women prepare traditional Ethiopian coffee at street-side coffee stall in said. get money and sweets. The phones and electronics. the capital Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Friday. Reports: UK leader Johnson’s top adviser leaves job for good By Danica Kirka was expected to give up his icism of the government’s ment. cember’s general election, pandemic. ASSOCIATED PRESS post. handling of the pandemic Bernard Jenkin, chair- Johnson’s government has In a January blog post, The prime minister’s of- after delays in the expan- man of an in uential com- been forced into a series Cummings called for LONDON — British ce hasn’t conrmed Cum- sion of testing and efforts mittee of Conservative law- of embarrassing policy re- changes in the way govern- Prime Minister Boris John- mings’ departure. to avoid a second nation- makers, said Cummings’ versals in recent months, ment works, claiming that son’s top adviser was seen Cummings, a chief archi- al lockdown in England. resignation is an opportuni- stoking criticism that Cum- the civil service didn’t have Friday leaving Downing tect of the campaign to have That lockdown was nally ty for Johnson to “reset how mings was giving the prime enough expertise in some Street carrying a moving Britain leave the European imposed last week, but it the government operates.” minister bad advice. elds. He infamously said box, amid reports that he Union, has been a divisive couldn’t stop the U.K. from “I would suggest there In addition to his stance “weirdos and mists with has left his job following a gure inside the Conser- becoming the rst country are three words that need on lockdown, Johnson has odd skills” could help the bruising battle for in uence vative government since in Europe to pass 50,000 to become the watchwords backtracked on decisions to government develop better at the heart of the govern- Johnson became prime deaths during the pandem- in Downing Street — they let the Chinese technology policies. ment fueled by tensions minister 16 months ago. ic. are respect, integrity and giant Huawei participate In that post, Cummings over Brexit and the corona- His position weakened ear- Nicknamed “Boris’ brain,’’ trust,” Jenkin told the in building Britain’s new said he wanted to make virus pandemic. lier this year after he drove Cummings has also been BBC. “And certainly in the mobile phone network; one himself “largely redundant” Dominic Cummings was hundreds of miles across the target of complaints relationship between the to use an algorithm to as- within the next year. pictured exiting the prime England after contracting from senior members of Downing Street machine sign grades to students af- In his Thursday inter- minister’s 10 Downing COVID-19, violating na- Johnson’s Conservative and the parliamentary ter annual tests were can- view with the BBC, Cum- Street ofce through the tional lockdown rules and Party, who say that unelect- party, there’s been a very celed due to the pandemic; mings said rumors that he front door. British media re- leaving the impression that ed advisers in the prime strong sense that that and a third not to extend had threatened to resign ported he had left for good elite ofcials didn’t have minister’s Downing Street has been lacking in recent free meals to poor children this week were untrue, but rather than staying on as to obey the same onerous ofce were effectively run- months.” when schools were closed that “his position hasn’t Johnson’s adviser until the rules as everyone else. ning the government, side- Despite winning an 80- as Britain faced rising un- changed since my January end of the year, when he The episode fueled crit- lining ministers and Parlia- seat majority in last De- employment due to the blog.” B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2020 REAL ESTATE How the pandemic changed home buyer and seller behaviors

By Michaelle Bond Those selling early in the nancial security, high of buyers who purchased homes this spring and ear- Right after the pan- THE PHILADELPHIA pandemic felt more urgen- buyer demand played a homes in the spring and ly summer think they will demic started, when buy- INQUIRER cy to sell and sold because role. Ten or more people early summer bought in move again more quickly. ers were more hesitant to they needed more living may bid on one property, the suburbs, compared to Home buyers during the dive into the purchasing The coronavirus pan- space. which drives up a home’s 50 percent of buyers who pandemic plan to stay in process, more sellers of- demic, combined with low As expected due to the price, said Annette Collier, purchased before March. those properties for a me- fered incentives, such as interest rates, spurred pandemic-induced eco- broker of record at Able The need for more living dian of 10 years, compared assistance with closing home buyers and sell- nomic downturn, people Real Estate in West Phila- space was the No. 1 reason to the 15 years people who costs and credit toward ers to change how they who bought homes after delphia. sellers gave for moving bought before the pan- remodeling and repairs, lived. The pandemic also the pandemic started “The buyers that don’t during the pandemic, re- demic. to attract potential buy- changed some of their be- generally had higher have the money to give placing proximity to fam- Buyers working remote- ers, the National Asso- haviors when they entered incomes than home more than the house’s ily and friends, which was ly, supervising young chil- ciation of Realtors report the market, according to a buyers before the pan- value, they’re outbid,” she the top reason before. dren learning virtually, or found. Sellers felt more report the National As- demic. Those buying af- said. LeShadae Godfrey, a welcoming adult children urgency to sell, and more sociation of Realtors re- ter March had median Real estate agents in the Realtor with Philly Home and aging parents back of them counted on incen- leased Wednesday. household incomes of Philadelphia region have Girls Real Estate, said her home because of the pan- tives to help, even in a Those buying homes af- $110,800, compared to been saying for months clients in the spring and demic can face immediate seller’s market. ter the start of the pan- $94,400 for home buyers that home buyers are summer were moving out space challenges. Jessica More recently, bidding demic bought higher before April, the report showing more interest in of apartments to buy their Lautz, vice president of wars are common. God- priced homes, purchased found. The national me- the suburbs as a result rst homes and moving demographics and be- frey said one of her clients more often in the suburbs, dian price of a home that of the pandemic, which out of rowhouses for more havioral insights at the moved from an apartment and planned to spend buyers purchased during is driving yearnings for outdoor space in the sub- National Association of to a condominium and fewer years in their new the pandemic was rough- more space. The National urbs. Realtors, said many are fought off ve other offers homes, according to the ly $340,000, compared to Association of Realtors Buyers seem to be in the thinking, “I just have to to buy it. The sellers chose association’s nationwide $270,000 before the pan- survey found that to be market for transitional nd a place for right now, her, because she wrote a survey of recent home demic. the case across the coun- homes. The survey found and I’ll gure the rest out letter about how much she buyers and sellers in July. In addition to buyers’ try. Fifty-seven percent that people who bought later.” wanted it.

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