MONDAY, MARCH 30, 2020 Deborah Smith Walsh was ‘a strong advocate’

By Thor Jourgensen mittee between 1981 and 1991 and served as Center executive director from 1996 to 2017. ITEM STAFF a councilor at-large from 1991 to 2003. Berry said Walsh worked as the Center’s com- “She instilled in us a passion for public ser- munity relations director, drawing on her deep LYNN — Former City Councilor at-large vice. She looked at policy through the lens of Lynn roots and countless connections across Deborah Smith Walsh is being remembered the most vulnerable which meant she never the city to help expand Center initiatives. by family and friends as a passionate ghter for people who needed a voice. lost sight of what was most important — help- Former council colleague and Lynn Eco- Walsh, 72, died Friday night at Kaplan Fam- ing people. Working for the common good was nomic Development & Industrial Corporation ily Hospice in Danvers following a 5 1/2-year her vocation,” said Steven Walsh. (EDIC/Lynn) Executive Director James M. battle with cancer, said her brother, former Walsh used her public voice to advocate for Cowdell recalled how Walsh and Berry came state Rep. James E. Smith. the underserved. Friends and colleagues said to him in 2010 with the vision for the Center’s “She was an incredible warrior. She battled the crown jewel of that crusade was Walsh’s expansion. back several times,” Smith said. instrumental role in Lynn Community Health “They had no land or money but she (Walsh) Walsh, wife of John Coleman “Coley” Walsh Center’s 2012 expansion. was such a strong voice for the expansion and and mother of former state Rep. Steven M. “I am convinced the new building would not the people the Center served,” said Cowdell. Walsh, Marissa Walsh and Joseph Walsh, have been able to be developed without Deb- served four terms on the Lynn School Com- bie,” said Lori Abrams Berry, who served as WALSH, A3 Deborah Smith Walsh Lynn eld unites with lights THROW IT AWAY, DON’T FLUSH IT Lynn Water & Sewer issues warning; Swampscott has experienced backups

By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF The Lynn Water & Sewer Commission and Swampscott Public Works Department have seen an increase in sewer backups from resi- dents improperly disposing of sanitary wipes and non- ushable products. The problem appears to be two-pronged. As more people are staying home amid statewide coronavirus restrictions, their use of disinfecting wipes, paper towels and cooking grease has in- creased, of cials from both Lynn and Swampscott say. However, instead of properly discarding those products in the trash, residents are  ushing san- itary wipes and paper towels down the toilet, and pouring cooking grease down the drain, which has led to an uptick in clogged pipes and sewer back- By Anne Marie Tobin “It is also the hope that these lights, shin- The town of ups. ITEM STAFF ing from our historic town centerpiece, will Lynn eld has The main culprit, of cials said, appears to be the be a symbol of strength, community and placed candles improper  ushing of sanitary wipes, which along LYNNFIELD — The Town of Lynn eld is hope for all the residents of our town,” said in the windows LWSC, A3 showing its solidarity with those affected by Board of Selectmen Chairman Phil Craw- of the Meeting the COVID-19 pandemic with a simple dis- ford. House in mem- play of light on the Town Common. One of those residents who died this week ory of Steven The Lynn eld Board of Selectmen and was Steven Richard. Richard, who was one Richard, who Lynn eld Historical Society announced last of the rst persons to test positive, was an died this week week that the windows of the Meeting House active member of the Historical Commis- due to compli- will be decorated with electric candles in sion and Historical Society, volunteering cations from memory of the two Lynn eld residents who countless years maintaining and preserving COVID-19. succumbed to coronavirus, as well as all cit- the Meeting House. He was also active in izens who have been adversely affected by many other capacities as a volunteer. He ITEM PHOTO | the ongoing pandemic. The lights were in- SPENSER HASAK stalled on Friday morning. LYNNFIELD, A3 MORE COVID-19 COVERAGE As many as 200,000  Legislatures meet re- motely, limit public. A6 U.S. deaths foreseen  In virus times have By Matt Sedensky Trump extended federal guidelines rec- Americans found a and Michael R. Sisak ommending people stay home for another shared experience? A6 ASSOCIATED PRESS 30 days until the end of April to prevent spread of the virus. NEW YORK — The coronavirus out-  Disease threat makes break could kill 100,000 to 200,000 Trump’s extension of the original 15- it harder for campaigns Americans, the U.S. government’s top day guidelines was a stark reversal just to ask for money. A7 infectious-disease expert warned on Sun- days after he suggested restarting the day as smoldering hot spots in nursing economy in about two weeks and came  No masks, sanitizer as homes and a growing list of stricken cit- after Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the Last week, high water  ows from heavy virus spreads behind ies heightened the sense of dread across National Institute of Allergy and Infec- rains coupled with scum from cooking bars. A7 the country. tious Diseases, made the dire prediction grease and an abundance of wipes, paper Faced with that grim projection, the of fatalities, adding that millions in the towels and rags clogged up the Lynn Re-  Fenwick baseball possibility that even more could die in U.S. could become infected. gional Wastewater Plant’s screening sys- adjusts to coronavirus the U.S. without measures to keep people tem, which catches products that need to delays. B1 away from each other, President Donald DEATHS, A3 be moved to a dumpster. Lynn principals strike a balance between home and school work By Steve Krause And then there were their own Tube and the Internet are my best ITEM STAFF children. Both Dunn and Karakae- friends.” dos have school-age children, and all Dunn has three children, all LYNN — Last Wednesday was have individualized lesson plans for school-age. a test for Classical principal Amy which they are responsible. “Right now,” she said, shortly after Dunn and her Lynn Tech counter- “I’ve never been an elementary the phone meeting with Tutwiler part Carissa Karakaedos. school teacher,” said Karakaedos. wrapped up, “I have my teacher hat There was the 10 a.m. teleconfer- “I’ve only taught older kids. Now, I’m on.” ence with Lynn School Superinten- doing faculty adjunct work for Fitch- “I have three children sitting dent Dr. Patrick J. Tutwiler. Then burg State. around the kitchen table with me as there was the general business of “I’m learning interesting lessons we go over lessons. I’m going back to running their respective schools — too,” she said. “The way math is be- my roots.” empty of staff and students because ing taught today is different than Carissa Karakaedos of the COVID-19 threat — remotely. how I learned it. Right now, You- PRINCIPALS, A3 Amy Dunn

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Edward J. Brady, 82 Barbara A. Frawley, 87 John R. Gness, 77 1933-2020 LYNN — Edward J. Brady, age Barbara Ann Frawley passed John R. Gness, age 77, be- 82, of Lynn, died Friday at his away peacefully on March 27, loved husband of Toni (Shute) home after a lengthy illness. 2020 at the age of 87. She Gness, died Saturday, March He was the husband of Made- was the beloved wife of Arthur 14, 2020, at Gulf Coast Med- line J. (Connolly) Brady, with Frawley Jr., with whom she ical Center in Ft. Myers, Fla., whom he shared 57 years of shared 63 years of marriage. after a brief illness. marriage. Barbara was born on Feb. Born in Lynn, he was the Born in Lynn, he was the son 28, 1933 to Thomas and Vera son of the late Oscar and of the late Killian and Anna McGarry of West Roxbury. Margaret (Cleary) Gness. He (Casey) Brady. A lifelong Lynn A graduate of Notre Dame was raised in Lynn and grad- resident, he was a graduate of Academy in Boston and uated from Lynn English High Lynn Vocational and Technical Emanuel College, Barbara School, Class of 1961. Institute, and Bentley College, worked as a teacher before John was employed at East- where he earned three mas- dedicating her life to raising man Gelatin Corporation as an ter’s degrees. her four children. Barbara and evaporator from a young age Edward worked as a her family lived in Lynn for until his retirement in 1991. self-employed CPA as well as many years before moving to Following his retirement, he for the City of Lynn. He was Lynn eld, a community she worked for Greater Lynn Se- the treasurer for the Lynn Wa- nior Services and at Pediatric as well as many other nieces loved being a part of. For the dition to her husband Arthur, liam Libby and his wife Re- ter and Sewer Commission past several years, Barbara Health Care Associates as a and nephews, and his beloved Barbara is survived by her part time courier, a position becca Melius of North Read- at the time of his retirement. Pomeranians, Fiona and Cody. resided at Brightview Senior daughter, Deborah Bates and ing, and Lori Hannaford and Edward was a member of Vall- Living in Danvers. Barbara is he enjoyed very much. He was also the brother of the husband Jeff of Danvers; son, John was a lifetime member her husband Robert of Derry, adolid Council #70, Knights of late Patrick Brady and Killian fondly remembered by her Arthur Frawley III of Montgom- N.H.; and eight grandchildren, Columbus, Lynn as well as a family and friends for her faith, of the Elks, rst through the Brady. ery, Ala.; ve grandchildren, Peabody Lodge #1409 and Casey, Stefanie, Tyler, Jacob, member of the 4th Degree. Service information: Adher- love for her family, love of mu- Ryan, Kelly and Kaitlyn Bates; Krislyn, Emma, Rosie and Kea- In addition to his wife, with sic and singing, and her sharp more recently a member of ing to the guidelines of the Arthur and Hope Frawley; and the Derry-Salem Elks lodge ton. He also leaves behind two whom he shared 57 years of Commonwealth of Massa- sense of humor. An avid fan several nieces, nephews and siblings, Kathleen Amara and marriage, he is survived by his of exercise and the outdoors, #2226. He was an umpire chusetts and the CDC funeral cousins. for North Shore Umpires As- her husband Anthony of Lynn, sister, Annemarie Brady Ward services will be private. Ar- Barbara enjoyed gol ng at Sa- Service information: Fu- and Rosemary Senk and her and her husband Norman; lem Country Club, practicing sociation and was well known rangements under the direc- neral services will be private. throughout the city from his husband John of Port Ludlow, three brothers, Thomas Brady tion of the SOLIMINE Funeral yoga, walking her dogs around Arrangements under the Wash.; as well as several trea- and his wife Nancy, Joseph Lynn eld, and cross-country days on the eld. In Florida, Home, Lynn. Friends are en- care of the McDONALD Fu- John was a member of the sured nieces and nephews. Brady and his wife Alicia, and skiing during family vacations couraged to leave condolenc- neral Home, Wake eld. Loyal Order of Moose, lodge A cherished husband, fa- John Brady and his in North Conway. She was a es for the family at Expressions of sympathy #1297 Tice and Shores, ther, grandfather, brother and wife Kathy. He is also devout Catholic and parish- www.solimine.com. A in Barbara’s name may be where he enjoyed socializing friend, John loved his family survived by Alyce ioner at Our Lady of the As- celebration of his life made to Care Dimensions, with friends. most of all, always sharing Connolly Deveau, his will be announced at sumption in Lynn eld. 75 Sylvan St., Danvers, MA A longtime Lynn resident, a laugh or a teasing joke to sister-in-law and her a later date. She is predeceased by her 012923 or the Alzheimer’s John and his beloved wife re- bring a smile to those in his family, Bryan Deveau daughter Susan Frawley and Association, 620 S 76th St. located to Ft. Myers as “snow- presence. His boisterous and his wife Stacie, Court- her son Andrew Frawley. In ad- #160 Milwaukee, WI 53214. birds” in 2008. He enjoyed laugh and larger than life per- ney Deveau Majocha, and his time in the sun, listening sonality will be missed by all Adrianne Deveau Mitchell; to music, sharing laughs with those who knew him. friends, and was known to In lieu of  owers, the family have a cold Captain Morgan asks that donations be made Richard J. Baldacci and Diet Coke in his hands. to the Northeast Animal Shel- 1934-2020 John enjoyed weekly visits ter, 347 Highland Ave., Salem, to the casino and daily trips MA 01970 or the American SWAMPSCOTT — With his to the convenience store for Lung Association, One Abbey loving wife of 61 years by his scratch tickets. John and Toni Lane, Middleboro, MA 02346. side, Richard Joseph (“Dick”) left the Lynn area in 2016 and Service information: Fu- Baldacci of Swampscott, purchased a home in Salem, neral services will be private. passed away at North Shore N.H., to spend their summers Arrangements entrusted to Medical Center on March 25, where they could be closer to SOLIMINE Funeral Homes, 2020. family and his beloved grand- Lynn. Online guestbook for Born on July 5, 1934 to children. condolences at www.solimi- Mary (Dente) and Joseph Bal- In addition to his wife Toni, ne.com. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS dacci of Somerville, Dick was John is survived by four chil- predeceased by his brother dren, Mark Gness of Chan- A North Atlantic right whale feeds on the sur- Bobby in 2003. haussen, Minn., Matthew face of Cape Cod bay off the coast of Plymouth. Dick graduated from Gness of Southborough, Wil- Somerville High School where he played football and was Whales face more subsequently recruited to an upstart football program at Brandeis University. Dick stud- Michele A. Lopez, 51 fatal ship collisions ied art and played football for 1969-2020 four years, culminating in cap- Big Blue football team be- taincy during his senior year. fore each game. The poster, LYNN — Michele Ann Lopez, as waters warm Inducted into the Brandeis awarded to a deserving play- age 51, a lifelong resident Hall of Fame in 2003, Dick er following each game, has of Lynn, passed away Friday, By Patrick Whittle gear. Conservationists, was recognized as a two-way become a Big Blue tradition, March 27, 2020 at Beverly ASSOCIATED PRESS scientists and animal lov- player and one of the top line- cherished by players long after Hospital after battling a brief ers have pushed for the men in school history. they have graduated Swamp- illness. PORTLAND, Maine — International Maritime scott High School. Climate change is imper- Dick moved to Manhattan Born and raised in Lynn on Organization to step up to to continue his art education Dick’s artwork was versatile, Jan. 16, 1969, she was the iling the world’s largest protect the whales, but it creating paintings, sculptures animals by increasing at Cooper Union until he was daughter of Efrain and Rose won’t happen without co- drafted. He met his wife, Fran- and collages using mixed me- M. Lopez. She was a graduate the likelihood of fatal col- dia. Dick’s subjects include operation from the world- ces “Bunny” Piccolomini, while of Lynn English High School, lisions between whales Revere Beach, jazz musicians, wide shipping industry. stationed at Fort Dix in New Class of 1987. She spent the and big ships that ply the carousel horses and the For the right whales, Jersey. After serving his coun- last seven years as a resident same waters. Swampscott Fish House. which number only about try, he received a Masters in Warming ocean tem- He never left home without at Hunt Nursing Rehabilitation 400 and have lost more Education from Harvard Uni- peratures are causing a Sharpie and would draw Center in Danvers. than 10 percent of their versity. He settled in Swamp- some species of whales cartoons of SpongeBob, to the Michele was rst and fore- population in just a few scott where he became the art in pursuit of food to stray delight of his grandchildren most a mother. She devoted years, the death toll is director, football and tennis more frequently into ship- and other kids. her life to raising her three driving them closer to ex- coach and retired after 35 ping lanes, scientists say. Above all, Dick loved family. daughters and granddaughter. tinction, said Nick Record, years. Jami Doherty and her hus- The phenomenon al- Creating epic Christmas Eve She was her daughters’ num- senior research scientist In those 35 years, Dick in- band Dan Doherty of Woburn; ready has increased ship dinners and feeding people ber one fan in all that they at Bigelow Laboratory for troduced his love of art, jazz her nephew, Michael Noonan strikes involving rare too much food around his ta- do and was proud of all their Ocean Sciences in East and sports to generations of and his wife Carly Noonan of North Atlantic right ble were his most cherished accomplishments. She always Boothbay, Maine. students fortunate enough to Lynn; her great nephew, Ethan whales on the East Coast moments. Dick loved to sh found a way to get through Doherty; and two great nieces, At least three right enroll in his classes. Known for and giant blue whales on and play poker with his fami- many challenging situations Teagan Doherty and Hailey whales died from ship his empathy and acceptance, the West Coast, research- ly, always with John Coltrane, including her health. Michele Noonan. She was the grand- strikes in 2019 — a small he connected with every stu- was a lover of music and an ers say. The number of number, but still danger- Thelonious Monk or Billie Holi- daughter of the late Celia dent. Dick created a sanctuary day playing in the background. avid Boston sports fan, espe- strikes off California in- ously high for so small Cuevas of Lynn, the late Rafa- in his art class. He was an un- In addition to his wife Bunny, cially the New England Patri- creased threefold in 2018 a population. All three el Lopez of Lares, Puerto Rico, derstanding adult for students he leaves his three children, ots and Boston Celtics. Her — to at least 10 — com- deaths were documented and the late Lillian and Hector facing dif culties who would Laurie Baldacci-Reis, Richard outgoing and fun personality “Phil” Caron of Salisbury. She pared to previous years. in the Gulf of Saint Law- seek refuge in his classroom. When whales are killed and his wife Kristen, both of could always bring a smile to is also survived by her god- rence off Canada, where There were many students Swampscott, and Roger and people’s faces. She enjoyed in a ship collision, they of- scientists have said the parents, Ismael “Jimmy” Ri- who achieved great success in his wife Stacey, of Sewell, N.J.; spending time and making vera and his late wife Zoraida ten sink and don’t always whales are spending more lm and advertising who ac- wash ashore. So scientists and ve grandchildren, Gina, memories with her family. She Rivera of Arecibo, Puerto Rico, time feeding as waters off knowledged his in uence, as Alexa, Angela, Roger and Sa- took great pride in being a and conservationists say New England warm. as well as her Aunt Bruni Lo- well as students who said they mantha. grandmother to Jailianna, she pez of Lynn, and Aunt Lynette fatal ship strikes are dra- Scientists say the chang- never would have graduated Service information: Due was her greatest joy. and Uncle Joe Lopez of Lynn. matically under-reported. ing ocean environment without his encouragement. to the current state of emer- Michele is survived by her She is also survived by many Vessel strikes are among with global warming is Dick stayed connected gency, a private service for parents, Efrain and Rose M. loving aunts, uncles, cousins the most frequent caus- causing right whales and with friends who were “in the es of accidental death in the family will be held and a Lopez; her three daughters, and lifelong friends. some other species to huddle” and his passion for celebration of his life will be Jalisa Thornton, Christina Service information: As large whales, along with stray outside protected football and admiration for entanglement in shing planned at a future date. Ar- McKenzie and Aleka Felings; a result of present health zones designed to keep his teammates was conveyed rangements under the direc- and her granddaughter, Jaili- concerns, all services will them safe from ships. through his art. Dick sculpted tion of the SOLIMINE Funeral anna Thornton, all of Lynn; her be private on Tuesday in the IN MEMORIAM “When one of their main three bronze heads Home, Lynn. Friends sister, Rose M. Noonan; and GOODRICH Funeral Home in CARL E. PHILLIPS, JR. food resources goes away, 2018 ~ MARCH 30 ~ 2020 to honor Brandeis are encouraged to her brother in-law, Michael P. Lynn. A Celebration of Life HIS SECOND ANNIVERSARY it means they start explor- Coach Benny Fried- leave condolences Noonan of Lynn; her niece, will be held at a later date. ing new areas for food,” Re- man and two fellow for the family at cord said. “And that means Brandeis hall-of-fam- www.solimine.com. they’re encountering all ers, Billy McKenna LAW OFFICE OF new sources of mortali- and Charlie Napoli. MARIO C. 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WALSH president and Lynn Hous- Walsh joined the council back,” she told The Item. From A1 ing Authority & Neighbor- as the first woman in 16 She said goodbye to pol- hood Development Exec- years to win an at-large itics but stayed involved The daughter of Hel- utive Director Charles J. seat. She was the top at- in a dizzying array of com- en and Ernest “Dutchie” Gaeta. large vote-getter in 1991 munity roles spanning the Smith, Walsh grew up on Walsh ran unsuccessful- and 1993. Lynn YMCA, My Brother’s Gateway Lane off Walnut ly for Ward 2 City Council- Laura Gallant, an attor- Table, Family and Chil- Street with her brothers, or in 1985 but won a com- ney with Northeast Jus- dren’s Services and sever- Jim and Ernest. Their mittee seat again in 1987. tice Center, campaigned al school community coun- brother Steven died in “Debbie was an excep- for Walsh and worked cils as well as her support 1961. tional person dedicated to with her to combat an ini- for the Lynn Community PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS She attended Callahan her great family, her city tiative to tear down local Health Center. Elementary School, Breed and to always helping oth- buildings ostensibly for “She understood the A paramedic transports a patient into the Junior High and graduated ers,” said former Council public safety reasons. workings of politics in the Trauma Center at the Elmhurst Hospital Cen- from Classical High School President Richard J. Cop- “She was in a lot of ways city but was concerned for ter Sunday in the Queens borough of New York. in 1965. Jim Smith said pinger. the heart of the city. She the city’s most vulnerable. his sister studied nursing By 1989 when she ran went to more meetings She was irreplaceable,” through a program affil- for a fourth committee than anyone I knew in my Gallant said. As many as 200,000 iated with the Chelsea term, Walsh was known life,” Gallant said. Jim Smith said the large Soldier’s Home, graduat- well beyond the former When the late Walter J. diverse crowd that attend- ed first in her class, and committee meeting room Boverini announced his ed his sister’s council fare- U.S. deaths foreseen worked at Union Hospital. on Franklin Street. pending retirement from well party at Gannon Mu- It was in September Active in community orga- the state Senate, Walsh nicipal Golf Course was a tors to city hospitals and 1981 that Walsh, living in DEATHS nizations for three schools, threw her hat into the ring tribute to her popularity warned that the city will East Lynn and raising her for the election to pick his From A1 she was a past president of and local friendships. run out of masks, gowns children, harnessed her Lynn Community Health successor, quipping, “My Mayor Thomas M. Mc- By evening, the U.S. had and other hospital sup- community involvement Inc.’s board of directors and kids said, ‘Go for it.’” Gee said Walsh’s service over 139,000 infections and plies in a week if they and familiarity with pol- involved in literacy, mental She lost that election to to the Center equaled her 2,400 deaths, according to don’t get resupplies. itics to launch a write-in health advocacy and Demo- Edward J. Clancy Jr., a commitment to serving the running tally kept by Since the U.S. saw its first campaign for Lynn School cratic politics. former councilor who was Lynn as an elected official. Johns Hopkins University, major outbreak of the coro- Committee. “She was a strong advo- West Lynn-Nahant state “She was such a strong though the true number of navirus earlier this month Her father was a com- cate for people who needed representative at the time voice for the expansion cases is thought to be con- — centered at a nursing mitted supporter of for- a voice at the table. When and would later be elect- and the people the Center siderably higher because home in Kirkland, Wash. — mer presidential candi- she fought for a cause, she ed mayor after serving in of testing shortages and a stream of facilities have date Adlai Stevenson and fought to the end — you the state Senate. By 1995, serves. She made a great mild illnesses that have battled infections among she worked on her broth- saw that with her battle Walsh was a force in de- impact on the city of Lynn gone unreported. residents and staff. er’s four legislative cam- against her illness,” Gaeta veloping the city’s arts and was involved so much Worldwide, more than A week ago, the Centers paigns. said. and cultural district — a in making the city a better 710,000 infections were re- for Disease Control and Without her name on the Walsh jumped from the role her son Steven sub- place,” McGee said. ported, and deaths topped Prevention said 147 nurs- city election ballot, Walsh School Committee to the sequently adopted. Four Berry described Walsh 33,000, half of them in Ita- ing homes in 27 states had had to scramble through City Council in 1991 — a years later, she was still as the Center’s “liaison to ly and Spain, where hospi- patients with COVID-19. that September to collect watershed year in Lynn the top at-large vote-get- the city” who repeatedly tals are swamped and the The problem has only enough write-in or “stick- politics that saw the late ter. The Lynn Boys and drew on deep connections health system is at the worsened since. er” votes to get her name Patrick J. McManus elect- Girls Club in 2000 saluted across Lynn to advo- breaking point. In Woodbridge, N.J., an on the November ballot. ed mayor and the election Walsh with its Commit- cate for the Union Street New York state — where entire nursing home re- But the mother of two of African-American coun- ment to Youth Award. health facility. the death toll closed in on located its residents after children in the Aborn cilor Matt Wills. “My mom was an inspira- The expansion tripled 1,000, up by more than two dozen were confirmed School knew what she “We always joked that we tion to so many people, es- the Center’s size and pro- 200 from the day before infected and the rest were was talking about when started out on the council pecially women, in the city vided urgent care and spe- — remained the epicenter presumed to be. In Lou- she questioned class sizes on opposite ends. Towards of Lynn. She prided herself cialized medicine. Walsh, of the U.S. outbreak, with isiana, at least 11 nurs- and teacher layoffs. Voters the middle and end of her on being a voice for people said Berry, helped initiate the vast majority of the ing homes, largely in the listened and Walsh won a career, we were generally who felt they did not have a recuperative care pro- deaths in New York City. New Orleans area, have committee seat and was on the same side,” Cowdell anyone to speak for them. gram for the city’s most But spikes in infections reported cases. In Mount re-elected again in 1983 in said, adding, “Politics to She represented everyone needy and worked closely were recorded around the Airy, Md., a death linked part by proclaiming, “Peo- her was a means to assist — all of Lynn’s residents,” with former School Super- country, not only in metro- to the virus was recorded ple want to have confidence people.” said Marissa Walsh. intendent Dr. Catherine C. politan areas but in Mid- in a home where 66 people in our public schools.” The pair fought together In 2003, for the first time Latham to expand school- western towns and Rocky were confirmed infected. “Educationally, she was for equality for the men- in 11 years, Walsh’s name based health care. Mountain ski havens. a strong leader. She was tally ill and Cowdell re- was not on a city ballot. She was “One solid lady Residents’ loved ones “This is not going to get a very principled person,” called Walsh’s passion for “You get to the point and a very special sister,” are being kept away to try better soon,” New York said former city council advocating for seniors. where you want to step said Jim Smith. to slow the spread of the Gov. Andrew Cuomo said. virus. The virus is moving fast “I have a feeling that LWSC issues warning; Swampscott has experienced backups through nursing homes, I very likely may never assisted living facilities see my mother again,” LWSC O’Neil, noting it could Director Gino Cresta sus- drain, said Hogan, noting and other places that said James Preller, whose From A1 lead to overflows in res- pects is largely due to resi- that the grease gets pushed house elderly or otherwise 94-year-old mother, Ann idential basements and dents flushing disinfecting back to the plant during vulnerable people, spread- Preller, is a resident at with toilet paper and pa- city streets. “With people wipes down the toilet. heavy rain and causes its ing “like fire through dry Peconic Landing, a re- per towels, has been a buying more disinfecting “It’s causing a huge screening system to fail. grass,” Cuomo said. tirement community near household item people wipes and paper towels problem for us because In addition to warning New York City Mayor Greenport on New York’s have been buying in bulk we’re just reminding them we’ve had a handful of Lynn residents, Hogan Bill De Blasio asked the Long Island where seven during the COVID-19 they can’t flush them sewer backups and one of said the city’s plant is federal government to have died in the past two pandemic. down the sewer.” our (sewer) lift stations on sending notices to Swamp- deliver 400 more ventila- weeks. “Wipes, they’re definite- In the video, Lynn Sew- Pine Hill Road, the grind- scott, Nahant and Saugus ly the leading cause of our er Superintendent Larry er pump was jam-filled residents advising them Lynnfield unites with lights sewer system backups,” Harris is seen demon- with wipes,” said Cresta. against flushing sani- said Fred Hogan, Ward 6 strating the problems “I believe it’s happening tary wipes, paper towels, City Councilor and Lynn caused when “so-called because more people are baby wipes, tissues and LYNNFIELD leased the name of the Regional Wastewater flushable wipes” are im- home. We’re getting more other non-flushable prod- From A1 other victim. Treatment Plant opera- properly flushed. waste or more activity.” ucts since the wastewater Longtime Lynnfield took great care, pride and resident Kristine Maren- tor. “This is a good time to A LWSC employee is Cresta said there have from those towns flows to joy, year after year, in set- gi said she drove by the emphasize that there are shown in the video using a been no issues with back- Lynn’s plant. ting up the lights in the Meeting House and was no ‘flushable’ wipes. They rake-like tool to lift a wad ups at the town’s main sew- Collectively, Lynn’s plant Meeting House windows struck by how something don’t break down like toi- of wet wipes from a man- er station on Humphrey typically treats an aver- every holiday season for so simple could be so let paper and they clog up hole and discard them into Street, as there’s a bigger age of 22 million gallons of people to enjoy. meaningful. sewer interceptors, pipes a trash can. The purpose wastewater each day, but pump and grinder there, “On behalf of the Board “It’s an incredibly, beau- and pumps.” there’s been an increase of the video is to show that but there have been prob- of Selectman we recog- tiful tribute to Steve and The treatment plant, the wipes do not biograde lems with the town’s remote recently to about 30 mil- lion gallons of wastewater nize Steven and all those his wife and just so mean- which is operated by Veo- like toilet paper when stations. Since the equip- citizens that have passed ingful,” said Marengi. lia North America, is see- they’re flushed, according ment is smaller, he said flowing to the plant on a daily basis, Hogan said. or have been impacted by “This has a way of bring- ing problems caused by to Harris. the wipes are jamming up If wipes make it through this global pandemic that ing everyone in this town flushing both wipes and “They do clog sewers and the grinder’s blades, which the plant’s screening pro- has recently hit home, for together to cope. The fact paper towels, said Dan- they do cause work, which could burn out the motor. cess, they can cause clogs all of us, in such a tragic that we have lost two per- iel O’Neil, Lynn Water & ultimately costs the com- “It’s been more of a prob- in the system. way,” said Crawford. “It is sons in such a small com- Sewer Commission exec- mission money, therefore lem as of late,” said Cresta. “The solution is just to so important that we join munity is almost too much utive director, which led leading to higher sewer “(People) definitely should throw them in the trash together as a community to even begin to process. LWSC to post a cautionary rates,” Harris said in the not be flushing disinfect- can,” said Hogan. “It during these challenging But even though there is video to its Facebook page video. ing wipes down the toilet.” makes it real easy.” times. Let these lights be a nothing much we can do last week. It’s become a major issue Another problem Lynn’s constant reminder of what for them except hope and “They coagulate in the in Swampscott, which saw plant has encountered has Gayla Cawley can be has been lost and that to- pray for the family, I know sewer system and they three sewer main back- been from people flushing reached at gcawley@item- gether, as a community, the town will come togeth- almost dam up and they ups last week from what grease and dumping cook- live.com. Follow her on we will support each other er and be there for any- cause backups,” said the town’s Public Works ing oil down their kitchen Twitter @GaylaCawley. and we shall endure.” one going through tough The town has not re- times.” Lynn principals strike a balance between home, school work PRINCIPALS “Home is not school,” she aside from the challenges they navigate the waters of From A1 said. “My kids, and I’m they face wearing mul- the “new normal.” Can’t get to the store? sure not many kids, don’t tiple hats. Both majored “I’m in the kid business,” The biggest challenge for look at their houses as in biology in college, and she said. “I have a stress- Get home delivery. her, she said, is that she’s school. both ended up teaching to- ful, demanding job. I love a very regimented person. “Home is a safe place,” gether at Tech. being a parent, and I love “I’m trying to keep that she said. “It’s where they “We had classrooms my children. up with everyone in the can run around and get across the hall,” said Kara- “My children are the house by staying in touch crazy. And I’m their mom, kaedos, who taught phys- center of my universe,” with the school,” she said. not their teacher. Kids test ics while Dunn taught Karakaedos said. “I think “We’ve been lucky to be their moms. They don’t marine biology. “One of the a lot of parents are put- able to keep in touch with test their teachers. I try to connections she and I had ting too much pressure on a lot of kids, and we’re get- be creative with them so was our affinity for the themselves. Truth be told, ting things straightened it doesn’t seem like learn- students. We shared that there’s no playbook or this. out with long-distance ing.” then, and we share it now. No playbook for how to be learning. They go to Lynn Dunn agrees with that. “We’re always texting a working parent with a career, and then have this Public Schools too, so it’s “I have three children each other back and thrust upon you.” good to have that connec- and they’re all very dif- forth,” she said. “We do tion with everybody. ferent,” she said. “One’s this together. It’s a village. “I’m also trying to keep a Type A, one’s a peo- We may be in different LAW OFFICES OF my kids as regimented as ple-pleaser and one’s a schools, but they’re the JAMES J. CARRIGAN Subscribe for half the I’d like them to be,” Dunn free spirit, full of joy. 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One can only Customer Service time frame the coronavi- asthma, water quality and imagine how many lives Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS rus will impact ourselves, lead poisoning, unrestrict- could have been saved if Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 our country and our plan- ed access to handguns the president didn’t ini- Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 et. While we all wait for and military style-assault tially discount and down- All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 answers, physical distanc- weapons and gun violence, play coronavirus “as just Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 ing is absolutely critical as well aggressive market- the flu” and “there’s noth- Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 until this deadly virus ing and over prescribing of Peter H. 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Ext. 3 relatively small sacrifice more are injured from Confronting the coronavi- Newsroom that every one of us can largely unregulated fire- rus will likely take months [email protected] [email protected] and must do now to slow arms. That’s an average and years versus weeks the spread of this highly of 40,000 gun deaths and to reasonably contain and Ext. 4 EDITORIAL contagious virus. Whether 150,000 injuries a year prevent. It’s beyond be- Sports it’s weeks, months or po- and this public health and lief that we’re only just [email protected] tentially a year or more, safety epidemic has been beginning to mass-man- Ext. 5 we have no option but to raging for decades. More ufacture test strips, nev- self-quarantine for as long Retail and Online Americans have been killed er mind therapies that at Advertising Justice and as it takes. from firearms since 1975 best won’t be available for [email protected] This is also truly a teach- (more than 1.4 million peo- many months and an actu- ADVERTISING ing moment to take very se- ple) than all U.S. service al vaccine that will likely rious stock in our personal men and women killed in take 12-18 months to be Ernie Carpenter Jr. and civil priorities with re- all foreign wars combined. Director of Advertising insanity developed. In the mean- and Business Development, ext. 1355 spect to what is truly criti- Meanwhile, 170 Americans time, millions of us will be [email protected] cal to the future of our pub- die every day from opi- and are most likely already Editorial from the Los Angeles Times editorial Ralph Mitchell lic health and civilization, oid-related overdoses. infected and there’s no tell- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 board as this will not be the last In 2019 there were ing how many will unnec- [email protected] pandemic. The coronavirus 72,000 overdose deaths essarily die as a result of Eric Rondeau The Supreme Court is supposed to be the ultimate is far worse than the “com- and roughly 10 times lack of timely testing and Sales Representative, ext. 1280 guarantor of fairness in the judicial system. The mon flu,” which results in more overdose reversals. preparation for this inevi- [email protected] court sadly abdicated that responsibility Monday, an average of 50,000 deaths Last year alone, the num- table pandemic. Patricia Whalen when it ruled that states may convict a mentally ill in the U.S. and as many as ber of overdose deaths This is a critical learn- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 defendant even if the defendant didn’t know that 650,000 deaths worldwide would have been closer to ing moment regarding our [email protected] what he was doing was wrong. every year. It’s likely that 600,000-700,000 opioid-re- survival and our future BUSINESS OFFICE By a 6-3 vote, the justices ruled that Kansas didn’t the current pandemic will lated deaths but for the priorities. If not now when violate the Constitution’s guarantee of due process of Susan J. Conti cause more widespread overdose-blocking drug will we realize the impor- Controller, ext. 1288 law in the 1990s, when it enacted a law weakening death than any pandem- Narcan. Just these two ex- tance and nexus of pub- [email protected] its definition of legal insanity. The decision upheld ic that we’ve experienced amples of bad public poli- lic policy and health over Ted Grant the conviction of James Kahler in the murder of four since the Spanish Flu in cy resulting in bad public special interest greed and Publisher, ext. 1234 family members. 1918. health outcomes and more shortsighted selfish poli- [email protected] The definition of legal insanity used by many states, The coronavirus pan- than 250 largely prevent- tics? Just as we’re a water Marian Kinney including California, traces back to the so-called demic is a worldwide able deaths every day planet and without clean ext. 1212 M’Naghten Rule adopted by Britain in the 19th cen- public health crisis that combined, is due to our water we die, without good [email protected] tury. Under that rule, a defendant can be found not comes as no surprise to prioritizing special inter- public health policy that Will Kraft guilty by reason of insanity if, because of a mental many public health pro- est greed and politics over fosters good public health Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 disease, he either didn’t understand the “nature and fessionals. Sadly, the pub- public health and safety. outcomes, we die prema- [email protected] quality” of his act or didn’t realize that what he was lic health field of study Unlike the gun vio- turely. It’s that simple and Paula Villacreses doing was wrong. and it’s many critical ev- lence and opioid epidem- it’s beyond time to get our A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 Although the insanity defense is rarely asserted idenced-based concerns ics, which combined total priorities straight. [email protected] and seldom successful, it stands for an important regarding a slew of vital more than 250 deaths Mike Shanahan principle: that it is unfair to hold defendants crim- environmental and social each day in America, now John Rosenthal is Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 inally responsible for the delusions of a disturbed policy consequences on that approximately “only co-founder of Stop Hand- [email protected] mind. Upholding that principle doesn’t mean that public health have largely hundreds” of Americans gun Violence and co-found- Carolina Trujillo the safety of the public will be endangered. Contrary been ignored for decades have died from COVID-19, er of the Police Assisted Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 to popular belief, defendants acquitted by reason of by many, including our public health policy has Addiction and Recovery [email protected] insanity typically don’t walk free; they are far more federal and state elected already changed dramati- Initiative. Jim Wilson likely to be confined to mental institutions. John W. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Hinckley Jr., who was acquitted of attempting to KIERSTEN WILLIS [email protected] assassinate President Ronald Reagan in 1981, re- CIRCULATION mained in a Washington, D.C., hospital until 2016. Lisa Mahmoud After an uproar over Hinckley’s acquittal, several How to tell the difference between Manager, ext. 1239 states moved to abolish or weaken insanity defenses. [email protected] Kansas’ revision of its insanity defense meant Kahler couldn’t argue that mental illness made it impossible CUSTOMER SERVICE for him to tell right from wrong, one of the two pillars coronavirus and seasonal allergies La’ Mosha Ball of the M’Naghten Rule. Customer Service, ext. 1276 [email protected] Writing for the court, Justice Elena Kagan said the The coronavirus pandem- According to WHO, some have soap and water read- U.S. Constitution doesn’t require the states to offer ic has emerged as spring people become infected ily available, they should GRAPHICS such a defense or to adopt any particular definition of arrives and allergy season but don’t feel unwell or use hand sanitizer that Trevor Andreozzi legal insanity. She noted that Kansas does allow de- begins. With that in mind, experience any symptoms. contains at least 60 per- Designer fendants to argue that mental illness made it impos- should you be worried that Around 80 percent of peo- cent alcohol. [email protected] sible for them to form the necessary criminal intent. going “achoo” could be an ple recover from the disease WHO stated there is no Ned Connors But as Justice Stephen Breyer pointed out in his indicator of COVID-19? without any special treat- evidence that home rem- Designer, ext. 1222 dissent, “Kansas has not simply redefined the in- Here’s the difference be- ment needed. Still, about edies, traditional or West- [email protected] sanity defense. Rather, it has eliminated the core of tween allergy symptoms one in six people becomes ern medicine can prevent Mark Sutherland a defense that has existed for centuries.” Now that and those of the coronavi- seriously ill from COVID-19 or cure the disease, but Creative Director, ext. 1330 [email protected] the court has upheld Kansas’ law, other states may rus disease 2019. and experiences breathing they may be able to pro- eliminate the defense that a defendant couldn’t tell What is the new corona- difficulties. Serious illness- vide comfort and alleviate NEWSROOM right from wrong. That won’t make citizens any safer, virus? es are more likely to occur symptoms. The organiza- Mike Alongi but it will erode the fairness of the criminal justice The Centers for Disease in people who fall in the tion doesn’t recommend Sports Editor, ext. 1228 system. Control and Prevention CDC’s higher-risk group: self-medication as a means [email protected] stated coronaviruses are people who have serious of treatment or providing Bill Brotherton a large family of viruses. chronic medical conditions, a cure for COVID-19. Features Editor ext. 1338 The novel coronavirus, including lung disease, di- How can you prevent or [email protected] which causes the disease abetes and heart disease treat seasonal allergies? Elyse Carmosino The best way to control Reporter, ext. 1264 COVID-19, is a new disease and older adults. Should [email protected] and is caused by a coronavi- people experience difficulty seasonal allergy symp- rus that was not previously breathing, cough or a fever, toms is to avoid triggers, Gayla Cawley according to the NIH. It’s Reporter, ext. 1236 seen in humans. Defined as they should get medical at- [email protected] an infectious disease by the tention. recommended to wash World Health Organiza- If you have allergy symp- clothing, hair and bedding Cheryl Charles — the latter in hot water. News Editor, ext. 1278 tion, it had been unknown toms ... [email protected] before WHO said it origi- The NIH stated they Also bathe your pets since they can bring pollen in- Olivia Falcigno nated as an “outbreak” that may include the following: Photographer, ext.1224 “began in Wuhan, China, in The American College of doors. Upholstered furni- [email protected] December 2019.” Allergy, Asthma & Immu- ture and carpets should be avoided, according to Spenser Hasak What are seasonal aller- nology stated that watery Photographer, ext. 1332 gies? eyes can also be a symp- the NIH, because they can [email protected] The National Institutes tom. The professional as- harbor allergens. Keep humidity levels low for Thor Jourgensen of Health (NIH) noted sea- sociation also noted that Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 indoor allergens and vacu- sonal allergies, or allergic allergies can be seasonal [email protected] um floors once weekly. rhinitis, are common and or occur year round. Daniel Kane Mild symptoms can be affect 8 percent of adults How can you prevent or Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 alleviated with over-the- and children in the U.S. treat the coronavirus? [email protected] counter antihistamines, Also known as hay fever, Currently, there is no Steve Krause nasal sprays and de- allergies cause an immune vaccine in place to pre- Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 congestants, but severe [email protected] response in the body to vent COVID-19, accord- symptoms may sometimes something that causes no ing to the CDC. Instead, Anne Marie Tobin require prescription medi- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 problems for most people the agency stated the best cations and allergy shots. [email protected] — pollen from plants. way to prevent illness is to If anyone has the previ- If you have coronavirus avoid exposure by practic- David McLellan ously outlined symptoms Reporter, ext. 1317 symptoms ... ing social distancing and and are in doubt, they [email protected] WHO stated they are washing your hands fre- should check with their Ryan York typically mild and begin quently with soap and wa- physician. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 gradually. 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ENTERTAINMENT Emmy voting schedule, some eligibility rules shift By Michael Ordona episodes of a series that of all For Your Consider- the entire industry. emony back. The new ing links sent to members LOS ANGELES TIMES fall outside the estab- ation events, which took “We did receive some schedule: will now suffice. lished eligibility window effect earlier this month. feedback from actors and June 5: Entry deadline To qualify, films must LOS ANGELES — The (ending May 31) though The FYC events, “wheth- showrunners in agree- July 2-13: Nominations have only “had a bona latest entertainment the series premiered with- er with a live audience, ment with our position,” voting fide theatrical release dominoes to fall before in the window, will now be streaming or recorded for he said, but “the Television July 28: Nominations planned to begin in Los the COVID-19 pandemic eligible for consideration posting on a viewing plat- Academy made this deci- announced Angeles” during the pe- affects the run-up to the through June 30. This ap- form, have been suspend- sion because we thought it Aug. 21-31: Final awards riod of March 15-April 2020 Emmy Awards and plies to both limited and ed for this Emmy season,” was the right thing to do.” voting screening rules for the 30, 2020, the HFPA an- regular series, though lim- the announcement said. Of course, screeners are Details on the revised nouncement said. This next Golden Globes. The ited series must make all A spokesman for the mostly online these days, Emmy Awards calendar applies directly to films ceremony date for the episodes available before Television Academy told as is voting, so acade- are available at Emmys. now seeing their theatri- 72nd Emmys remains un- June 30 and regular series The Times that even vir- my members should still com. cal releases canceled and changed at Sunday, Sept. must make a minimum of tual Q&As, for instance, have access to what they The Hollywood Foreign 20. six episodes available be- that don’t put viewers at need to see and be able to Press Association also that “may instead be re- Friday morning, the fore that date. If the com- risk were part of the ban vote on it. The spokesman announced changes to its leased first on a television Television Academy an- plete limited series isn’t to maintain a level play- noted that items such as Golden Globe eligibility format (e.g. subscription nounced some procedural available by then, it and ing field: “We appreciate “booklet mailers related to requirements this week: streaming service, sub- and qualifying changes to its “individual achieve- the sensitivity of the mo- online screeners may con- Since the pandemic has scription cable channel, accommodate for produc- ments … will be eligible in ment but didn’t think it tinue.” forced the closure of the- broadcast television, etc.).” tion delays caused by the the subsequent eligibility was the right thing. Some The Emmy voting sched- aters and screening rooms, The rule change is tem- outbreak, including eligi- year,” said the academy’s talent might want to par- ule has compressed some- the rule that films must porary, though the HFPA bility rules and the voting announcement. ticipate, others don’t. We what to accommodate the be screened specifically for says that the changing sit- timetable. The announcement re- understand the issue. longer eligibility window voters has been dropped. uation may allow or force “Hanging” episodes, or iterated the suspension We’re trying to be fair to without moving the cer- Physical discs or screen- further modifications. Review Livestreaming surges as a way for artists to connect with fans during pandemic By Kevin C. Johnson plugged during the lives- ST. LOUIS tream. POST-DISPATCH “Once you get going, it’s hard to stop,” he says. ST. LOUIS — Concert- St. Louis singer-song- going as we know it is on writer Beth Bombara says hold indefinitely because the pandemic has artists of the coronavirus pan- thinking outside the box. demic, but artists are find- She livestreamed on Face- ing creative ways to stay book for about 45 minutes visible. PHOTO | NETFLIX from her kitchen last week As tours, festivals and after learning her gigs Mamoudou Athie and Courtney B. Vance star concert venues have shut were canceled for the fore- in “Uncorked.” down and gatherings of people are banned, lives- seeable future, including a treaming has surged to U.K. tour that was to kick Family drama ‘Uncorked’ the forefront. off in late April. “We’re still getting gigs, “It had been a while since fuses hip-hop culture but they’re online now,” we’d been over there, so a says St. Louis pop/Amer- lot of fans were sad,” she with passion for wine icana artist Cara Louise. says. “I said, ‘Maybe I re- “It’s a completely brand- ally need to figure out this new wheelhouse.” livestreaming situation.’ It By Katie Walsh tinue the family business, Bronx native DJ D-Nice was very simple. I set up TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE as he did. But Elijah, a bit had the world grooving my phone on a tripod — of a black sheep in the fam- nothing fancy — played, HBO’s “Insecure” show- Saturday night when he ily, pursues his dream. He went live with his “Home- and people logged on. They runner Prentice Penny enrolls in school to study for commented, I comment makes his feature direc- school” Club Quarantine the exam to become a mas- broadcast on Instagram. FILE PHOTO | TNS back live, they request torial debut with a family ter sommelier, which in- songs and there was a gen- drama, “Uncorked.” It’s Oprah Winfrey, Rihanna, DJ D-Nice plays at the “BET Twenties” pro- volves accruing such a deep uine reaction going on. the story of a young man Drake, Jennifer Lopez, duced by Lena Waithe Screening party during well of knowledge about “I didn’t realize it could in Memphis, Elijah (Ma- John Legend, Dwayne the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah. geography, grape varietals, have such a meaningful moudou Athie), whose Wade, Diddy, Janet Jack- winemaking and taste that connection. It’s not the dreams of becoming a son, Ellen DeGeneres, Will Jennifer Hudson, Kirk player to livestream. He an entrant can pass a blind same as being in the same master sommelier con- Smith and even Joe Biden Franklin, Camila Cabel- sees it as a necessary taste test. room, but it’s still a unique flict with his father Louis’ and Bernie Sanders were lo, Pink, Josh Groban. tool now; he isn’t certain Despite his father’s res- (Courtney B. Vance) hopes among the 100,000 view- H.E.R., Luke Bryan, Neil whether he’ll be rejoining connection.” that he’ll take over the ervations, Elijah’s journey ers who popped in during Young, John Legend, Niall ZZ Top and Cheap Trick Bombara plans to lives- family barbecue joint. becomes inextricably inter- D-Nice’s eight-hour spin. Horan, Gavin Rossdale, on tour in Canada later tream at 8 p.m. Central “Uncorked” opens with twined with his mother’s It was such a success that Brad Paisley, Anthony this spring. Mondays, moving from a scene of Elijah at work (Niecy Nash) hopes and he did it again Sunday Hamilton, Common, Chris In addition to delivering her kitchen to her home in a wine shop, suggesting dreams for him to follow night, with even bigger Martin, Miguel, Keith Ur- music, he sees his lives- studio. wines to a comely custom- his bliss, and in his rela- numbers. ban, Timbaland and Swizz treaming presence today Cara Louise — whose up- er with a variety of hip- tionship with Tanya (Sasha MTV has dusted off a Beatz, Allen Stone, Brandy as a calming voice. coming gigs were canceled, hop analogies. The reliable Compère), the aforemen- classic concept with “Un- Clark, David Foster, Kath- “When you get in front including some in Nash- chardonnay is the Jay-Z of tioned wine shop custom- plugged at Home,” fea- erine McPhee, Charli XCX, of the camera, you can let ville, Tenn. — is sched- wine, while the spicier pinot er, who urges him on his turing artists performing Questlove, DJ Premier, In- your other talents come uled to perform Wednes- grigio is the Kanye West, studies. There’s almost stripped-down sets from digo Girls, Kelsea Ballerini out as well,” Knox says. “I day night as part of the and, the sweeter riesling an element of a sports or home. Wyclef Jean kicked and Charlie Puth. want to keep the spirits Master Musicians’ Social is of course the Drake of competition movie, with off the series. In addition to perform- high. I know everybody is Distance Fest. The week- wine, “in its feelings.” It’s as the studying and training The Billboard Live-At- ing online, some artists freaking out. A lot of peo- long show runs through if Penny envisioned the in- montages, the rivals, the Home series also recently are offering words of com- ple are already giving up, Sunday at facebook.com/ teraction, as a young black climactic performance of a launched. Circle All Access fort and encouragement, and we’ve just started. If mastermusiciansfestival man fuses hip-hop culture skill honed and developed streams concerts from the suggesting donations and it’s like this already, imag- with a stacked lineup of with his passion for wine, with time and training. Grand Ole Opry. Triller’s pointing fans to their mer- ine what it’s gonna be like performers. and then spun the story Penny brings a smooth Co-Trilla Quarantine is a ch stores. next week.” “It’s about exposure and out from there. Who is he? style and aesthetic to the digital weekend festival in St. Louis blues singer Knox has only lives- momentum,” says Cara Where is he from? Starting film, infusing Elijah’s April, when Coachella was and guitarist Marquise treamed once so far during Louise. “We’re not getting with these questions, Penny demanding sommelier scheduled. Knox has been livestream- the pandemic — during directly paid, but we’ll builds and blends his story. training with hip-hop The list of big-name art- ing for years, viewing it as a Facebook Live session talk about the struggle Elijah’s interest in wine as flair (even in Paris, with ists who have performed a way to stay current. from his living room that and tell people where to a career isn’t too interesting French hip-hop on the intimate shows for fans “It’s part of what I do — ran over an hour — but buy our merchandise and to his father, the stern pit soundtrack), as well as online is long and grow- familiar territory for me,” he’ll continue. Fans have how they can continue to master Louis, who expects rich, saturated cinematog- ing: Garth Brooks, Erykah says Knox, who claims bought Knox’s merchan- support artists through and hopes his son will con- raphy by Elliott Davis. Badu, Shawn Mendes, to be the first local blues dise online, which he these tough times.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MARCH 30, 2020 COVID-19 Legislatures meet remotely, limit public

By David A. Lieb ing residents affected by a germ-safe distance from for some, especially old- ASSOCIATED PRESS the widespread shutdown each other. er adults and people with of commerce. The next time they are existing health problems, JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. “Social distancing” man- in full session, Vermont it can cause more severe — Members of the Arkan- dates intended to slow the lawmakers will be spread illness and become fatal. sas House met in a college spread of the virus have out through the entire Younger adults also are basketball arena, spaced upended life for millions of state, testing a still-to-be- susceptible to the disease, out among 5,600 seats, Americans and also have designed remote voting and some become seriously as they voted on ways to led lawmakers to scrap system. ill. cover a budget shortfall centuries-old rules about The state experiments As legislatures have caused by the coronavirus the way they conduct work. are meant to slow the adapted their rules to the punch to the economy. “It is an enormous shift, spread of the virus that new public health precau- When South Dako- probably the biggest causes the COVID-19 dis- tions, the public has at ta lawmakers convene change to Vermont’s de- ease so hospitals won’t be- times been left out. Monday to consider 10 mocracy since we were come overwhelmed with a Legislative members, emergency bills, it won’t founded as a state,” Demo- sudden surge of patients. staff and media had to be inside their familiar cratic House Speaker Mitzi The ill include several pass a body tempera- chambers. Instead, they Johnson told reporters as members of Congress and ture test and an oral quiz will be speaking and vot- the chamber adopted new lawmakers in numerous PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS about whether they had ing via a video call system. rules for remote voting. states. At least six state any COVID-19 symptoms This is not government Vermont lawmakers lawmakers have tested Vermont House Speaker Mitzi Johnson, left, to enter the House session as usual. have voted with a verbal positive in Georgia, one wears a mask while talking to a lawmaker in held at the basketball are- In state capitols across yes or no from assigned of nearly two dozen states the Vermont house chamber at the State House na of the University of Ar- the U.S., lawmakers have seats in a closely packed that have halted or ended in Montpelier, Vt. kansas at Little Rock. But ditched decorum and side- chamber. That changed their sessions because of the general public wasn’t stepped traditional public this past week, when they coronavirus concerns. according to a count kept by that for most people, the allowed inside, instead meeting requirements in adopted an emergency As of Sunday, the virus Johns Hopkins University. virus causes mild or mod- settling for an online a rush to pass legislation rule allowing members to has infected more than The U.S. has about 125,000 erate symptoms, such as fe- broadcast. The Senate, funding the fight against spread out through the 680,000 people and killed cases, more than any other ver and cough that clear up meeting in the Capitol, fol- the coronavirus and aid- visitors’ galleries to keep at least 32,000 worldwide, country. Health officials say in two to three weeks. But lowed similar procedures. In virus times, have Americans found a shared experience?

By Ted Anthony ASSOCIATED PRESS As an uneasy March unspooled, as coronavirus dread descended upon the United States, it became commonplace — and, for public figures, quite prac- tical — to point out how, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS unlike most major events Theresa Malijan, a registered nurse, has hand in the 21st century, this sanitizer applied on her hands after removing was an unusually commu- her gloves after she took a nasopharyngeal nal moment. swab from a patient at a drive-thru COVID-19 There is power and au- testing station for University of Washington thority in invoking shared Medicine patients in Seattle. experience, whether it comes from the president (“We are all in this togeth- er”), the governor of New Relief package York (“Nobody’s alone. We are all in the same situa- tion”) or a random Pitts- can’t buy hospitals burgh disc jockey (“Every- body’s in the same boat”). Even while at odds, Amer- out of shortages icans crave shared expe- riences — an understand- By Martha Mendoza Asia, as well as textiles able yearning for a nation and Juliet used in surgical gowns quilted together from an PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Linderman that can repel fluids but unlikely patchwork of back- ASSOCIATED PRESS are easily disposable. grounds, traditions and be- A person looks at a phone as the sun sets in Kansas City, Mo. “The suppliers that pro- liefs. And shared adversity The billions of tax dol- vide the raw materials can unite people. icans are facing the same dramatically new ways,” that the coasts aren’t iso- lars headed for hospitals needed to make such items But as it unfolds before thing, yet in entirely differ- says Daniel F. Chambliss, lating enough. In Penn- and states as part of the have to increase their capac- us, is this period actual- ent ways, and deliberately a sociologist at Hamilton sylvania, the less-affected $2.2 trillion coronavirus ity in order to deliver more ly that increasingly rare avoiding each other in the College in upstate New west looks at the turnpike response bill won’t fix materials to manufactur- of things — a genuinely process. The unity that York. “The trick is, are that crosses the state and the problem facing doc- ers, which could take time shared American expe- comes in the togetherness they actually thinking of wonders what’s headed its tors and nurses: a criti- and may not be feasible if rience, a touchpoint that part of shared experience things in the same way?” way. cal shortage of protective the suppliers are located touches all? In an age — as when so many people Almost certainly not, at And that’s only geogra- gowns, gloves and masks. in other parts of the world of fragmentation, what congregated in their own least not yet. There is ev- phy. Economic stress, too, The problem isn’t a lack that are currently crippled might that mean? communities after 9/11 idence so far — both phil- dictates whether an ex- of money, experts say. It’s by the coronavirus,” said It’s hardly news that to mourn — is, for many, osophical and practical — perience is shared: Those that there’s not enough of Kaitlin Wowak, an assis- many facets of American entirely absent. It’s a par- that these disruptive times isolating on a one-acre those supplies available to tant professor at Universi- life have splintered in re- adox: We, if a “we” is even are not a mass uniter. suburban property are buy. What’s more, the crisis ty of Notre Dame business cent years — not only po- possible in such a diverse As of this weekend, cars facing different days than has revealed a fragmented school who specializes in litically, but in an on-de- republic, are experiencing with New York plates were their fellow Americans procurement system now analytics and operations. mand culture swimming this together — separately. being stopped in Rhode Is- in low-income housing or descending into chaos just “The coronavirus is in social-media echo cham- “What we’ve got is a land and their occupants 40-story apartment build- as demand soars, The As- spreading at an unbeliev- bers, endless news sources situation where we’re directed into quarantine ings. For the homeless, liv- sociated Press has found. able rate so you can only and confirmation biases supposed to physically — hardly a we’re-all-just- ing out a “quarantine” on Hospitals, state govern- expect the demand for per- around every corner. isolate, but we’re socially, Americans moment. Some the street is hardly a uni- ments and the Federal sonal protective equipment Tens of millions of Amer- electronically connected in Midwesterners are upset fying moment. Emergency Management and other medical supplies Agency are left bidding to follow the same trajec- against each other and tory, which is scary given driving up prices. that there is already a mas- Pizzeria borrows to keep For more than a week, sive shortage of such items governors have pushed back at hospitals,” said Wowak. against administration as- Doctors and nurses in workers on job, spurs donations surances that supplies are hot spots like New York available now, bitterly com- and New Orleans are car- By Wayne Parry rent, their credit card plaining to President Don- ing for feverish, wheez- ald Trump that there’s no ASSOCIATED PRESS bills, their insurance, their ing COVID-19 patients coordination. gas,” he said. without adequate masks, “It’s pretty much ev- BELMAR, N.J. — This is He decided to “do the gloves or gowns. ery state for itself,” said a story about bosses and right thing and take the Can the $100 billion their workers, in the dark Virginia’s secretary of fi- hit, and I’ll make it up carved out for hospitals days of COVID-19. It’s nance, Aubrey Layne, who somewhere down the line.” in the stimulus package also a story about how one is deeply involved with his So about two weeks ago, solve that? good turn deserves anoth- state’s effort to buy medi- “It is not about throw- he secured a $50,000 line er and yet another. cal supplies. ing money at this prob- of credit from his bank. And this being New Jer- Masks that were priced lem,” said Lisa Ellram, a He promised his workers sey, it’s also a story about at $2.50 a week ago are professor of supply chain they’d have a job for at pizza. now being quoted as high management at Miami Bryan Morin and his least the next two months, as $9, he said, and suppli- University of Ohio. brother Michael operate come what may. He’d reas- ers make clear that there Just like consumers who Federico’s Pizza in this sess conditions after that, are “plenty of people out today wander past empty Jersey Shore town. In PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS but he’d do everything here” looking to buy, even shelves in the toilet paper the summer, they deliver Michael Morin, co-owner of Federico’s Pizza in possible to keep the pay- at the high prices. aisle, state governments cheese steak pizzas and Belmar, N.J., makes a pizza. checks flowing. “There is a lot of oppor- and hospitals are finding 12-inch subs and gar- As word of the brothers’ tunism going on,” Layne their suppliers’ warehous- lic knots directly to the rus spread rapidly in Italy, the head cook has been pledge got around, the said. es are bare. community rallied round. beach, a few blocks away. eventually bringing life there for 22 years, since Even if someone took The AP reported last Customers began helping In winter, customers flock to a virtual standstill and the business was owned some of this money and week that imports of out: an extra $10 on top of to the cozy, black-and- leading to massive layoffs by Bryan and Michael’s built the equipment to critical medical supplies white tiled restaurant on the usual 20 percent tip, a make masks, gowns and were plummeting due to as businesses closed down. father. Main Street. few bucks earmarked for gloves, it would not solve factory closures in China, But across the ocean, He could not let this “I’m the provider for my the kitchen staff. the problem because none where manufacturers had trouble brewed. Bryan happen at Federico’s. employees; I supply their But then, something un- of the materials are made been required to sell all or Morin tossed and turned Many of his employees salary, and if they don’t expected happened — a in the United States. That part of their goods inter- all night after watching have been with the busi- have a salary, they won’t surge of pay-it-forward do- includes latex and rubber, nally rather than export news reports of how a vi- ness for a decade or more; be able to afford their nations. largely from Southeast to other countries. MONDAY, MARCH 30, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 COVID-19 Counties without coronavirus are mostly rural, poor

By Morgan Lee tests for COVID-19 have and Nicky Forster a higher median age and ASSOCIATED PRESS higher proportion of people older than 60 — the most SANTA FE, N.M. — As vulnerable to severe ef- the coronavirus rages fects of the virus — and far across the United States, fewer intensive care beds mainly in large urban ar- should they fall sick. Me- eas, more than a third of dian household income is U.S. counties have yet to lower, too, potentially lim- report a single positive test iting health care options. result for COVID-19 infec- The demographics of tions, an analysis by The these counties hold major Associated Press shows. implications as the Trump Data compiled by Johns administration develops FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Hopkins University shows guidelines to rate coun- Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden speaks during a campaign that 1,297 counties have ties by risk of the virus rally in Kansas City, Mo. no confirmed cases of spreading, empowering COVID-19 out of 3,142 local officials to revise so- counties nationwide. The cial distancing orders that number of counties with- have sent much of the U.S. Disease threat makes it harder out a positive coronavirus economy into free fall. case has declined rapidly, President Donald Trump dropping from over half has targeted a return to as the AP was preparing a semblance of normalcy for campaigns to ask for money to publish. Of the counties for the economy by Easter without positive tests, 85 Sunday, April 12. By Brian Slodysko challenge as both candi- which were built up over lon said in a fundraising percent are in rural ar- Experts in infectious dis- ASSOCIATED PRESS dates try to stockpile the the past three years of his email Thursday, seeking eas — from predominant- ease see an opportunity in massive amounts of cash presidency. Biden also has contributions as low as ly white communities in slowing the spread of coro- WASHINGTON — needed for the general yet to clinch the nomina- $5. “There are so many Appalachia and the Great navirus in remote areas of White House candidates election campaign. tion and won’t be able to deserving charities and Plains to majority Hispan- the country that benefit aren’t usually bashful “It’s hard to have a con- do so until postponed pri- small businesses in your about asking supporters ic and Native American from “natural” social dis- versation with someone mary contests are held in community where your for money. stretches of the American tancing and isolation, if right now to ask how the months ahead. money makes a huge dif- But as the coronavirus Southwest — that general- initial cases are detected they’re getting by, and Vermont Sen. Bernie ference right now. And of upends everyday life, in- ly have less everyday con- and quarantined aggres- then ask them for financial Sanders, his sole remain- course, your own needs undating hospitals, tank- tact between people that sively. That can buy rural support in the next sen- ing 2020 rival, has given and the needs of your fam- ing financial markets can help transmit the virus. health care networks time ily take precedence.” and putting 3.3 million tence,” said Greg Goddard, no indication that he will At the same time, coun- to provide robust care and a Democratic fundraiser back out, despite Biden’s But, she continued, “we ties with zero positive reduce mortality. Americans out of work, President Donald Trump who worked for Amy Klo- virtually insurmountable have to keep fundraising and his likely Democratic buchar’s presidential cam- lead in the delegate race. because we have to keep rival, Joe Biden, suddenly paign before the Minneso- The pandemic has put campaigning. And we find themselves navigat- ta senator dropped out of all big-dollar fundraisers have to keep campaigning ing perilous terrain. the Democratic race. on hold, like all in-person because it’s the only way What used to be a rou- To Tim Lim, a Democrat- political events. That’s we can defeat Trump in tine request for politi- ic consultant who worked forced Trump and Biden, November.” cal cash could now come for both Barack Obama for now, to rely on online Trump repeatedly played across as tone-deaf or and Hillary Clinton, “it’s a fundraising. down the threat posed by tacky. The two also run the world where no one has a Biden is holding virtual the virus in the early days risk of competing for lim- good answer.’’ He said that fundraisers via video con- of the outbreak, and his ited dollars with charities ”on the fundraising side, ferences. But they lack campaign was no exception. trying to raise money for we are going to take some the exclusivity and tac- It blasted out fundraising pandemic relief. With a re- massive hits as a party.” tile nature of an in-person texts with familiar themes, cession potentially on the The task is particular- event, where donors can such as attacking Biden, horizon, there’s a question ly acute for Biden. The network, see and be seen. Sanders and the media. The of whether wealthy donors former vice president is Biden and Trump contin- campaign enticed donors trying to pivot from the ue to send out fundraising by offering Trump-themed PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS are in a giving mood and whether grassroots sup- primary to the general emails and texts. items, including a set of Mike Johnston, a clerk at the Maupin Market porters who chip in small election in a race essen- “It isn’t easy for me to shamrock whiskey glasses in tiny Maupin, Ore., wipes down the ice cream amounts will still have the tially frozen by the virus. ask you for money today,” offered up in exchange for a case to protect customers from the new coro- wherewithal to keep at it. He lacks Trump’s re- Biden campaign man- $35 contribution around St. navirus. That presents a delicate election cash reserves, ager Jen O’Malley Dil- Patrick’s Day. Pandemic roils every segment of U.S. child welfare system By David Crary parents with agonizing de- vices has provided staff Zwick’s department con- ASSOCIATED PRESS lays in getting back their with questions to ask fam- firmed Thursday that one children. ilies to gauge whether any of its Boston-based em- NEW YORK — Child “There are real sad con- household member may ployees has tested positive welfare agencies across sequences for folks who’ve have the virus. If they do, for COVID-19. The union the U.S., often beleaguered been making progress the agency says special says at least three other in the best of times, are toward reunifying,” said medical assistance might workers are presumed in- scrambling to confront Boston social worker Adri- be requested if pursuing fected after becoming seri- new challenges that the ana Zwick, who represents an investigation. ously ill. coronavirus is posing for unionized caseworkers The CEO of one of New Many child welfare caseworkers, kids and par- with Massachusetts’ De- York’s biggest youth and professionals worry the ents. partment of Children and family services provid- pandemic, by increasing For caseworkers, the po- Families. ers, Michelle Yanche, says stress on already fragile tential toll is physical and She recounted how one some of her 1,200 staffers families, will fuel a rise in emotional. Child welfare supervisor broke down in at Good Shepherd Ser- child abuse and neglect. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS workers in several states, tears after learning that vices have tested positive “You have families that including Michigan, Mas- a mother on the verge A closed sign is shown near an entrance to a for COVID-19, and she’s don’t have stable hous- sachusetts, New York and of getting her son back playground at an elementary school in Walpo- bracing for the number to ing, stable income. Maybe Washington, have tested from foster care was told le, Mass., amid the COVID-19 coronavirus out- rise. there’s a mental health positive for COVID-19. there would be a delay break. “We’ve had to triage,” challenge or a substance Many agencies, seeking because the food service she said. “For the most abuse problem — and now to limit the virus’s spread, job she’d been promised raising concerns, said An- In New York City, the high-risk families, there’s the schools are closed,” have cut back on in-person was scrapped because of gelo McClain, CEO of the nation’s worst-hit area, no other alternative than Zwick said. “That is a reci- inspections at homes of COVID-19. National Association of child protection staff are to see them in person.” pe for disaster.” children considered at risk “She was almost there,” Social Workers. instructed mostly to use Because of insufficient Teachers and other of abuse and neglect. Par- Zwick said. “This has re- “If a report comes in of a supplies, she said her school employees normal- “virtual visiting,” even ents of children already ally thrown a wrench into kid in danger, you need to staffers sometimes make ly offer a safeguard by re- in foster care are missing things.” go out and make sure that while investigating poten- urgent visits either with porting suspicious bruises out on weekly visits. Slow- For workers, widespread child is safe — but you tial risks to a child’s safety. no equipment or gear and other warning signs, downs at family courts are shortages of gloves, masks need a face mask, gloves, The city’s Administra- that’s been used. said McClain of the social burdening some of those and other safety gear are sanitizer,” he said. tion for Children’s Ser- In Massachusetts, workers association. Locked up: No masks, sanitizer as virus spreads behind bars By Robin McDowell sneezed on trays or into away from anyone, add- carrying the virus home to areas. That person was lacking, and some in cus- and Margie Mason the food. Some men later ing to tensions. Medical their families and commu- eventually sent home, but tody are afraid to report ASSOCIATED PRESS floated the idea of a hun- services behind bars have nities. only after a few days. symptoms because they’ve ger strike to protest. long been substandard And — as the incarcer- “Now we don’t even know seen others being placed Something was wrong. “I don’t want to eat noth- and even hand sanitizer is ated understand better if we’ve been exposed,” in solitary confinement for The chow hall line at ing that comes from the considered contraband in than anyone — jail and he said, adding there had doing so, several men said New York’s Rikers Island state,” Young said. “They some facilities because of prison employees are also been one confirmed coro- jail had halted. For three in interviews with the AP. are not going to take care its alcohol content. the ones most likely to navirus case at his prison, Many correctional depart- hours, the men stood and of us properly here.” More than 2.2 million bring the virus into over- but the men were aware of waited, without food, ments across the country Health experts say pris- people are incarcerated in flowing facilities already three others. “And how do do not even identify af- until a correctional offi- ons and jails are consid- the United States — more grappling with older men you run from this?” fected facilities, let alone cer quietly delivered the ered a potential epicenter than anywhere else in and women, those suffer- The first positive tests name those who test pos- news: A civilian chef was for America’s coronavirus the world. But the threat ing from chronic health from inside America’s cor- among those who tested pandemic. They are little posed by COVID-19 be- conditions and the men- rectional facilities started itive, citing privacy con- positive for the coronavi- cities hidden behind tall hind bars extends well tally ill. trickling out two weeks cerns. rus. fences where many people beyond prison walls. Even Nascimento Blair, locked ago, with more than 350 “It’s like we are expend- “We was like, ‘What? share cells, sit elbow-to-el- though most personal up at Fishkill Correction- cases now confirmed in able,” said Blair, from The cook?’” said Corey bow at dining areas and visits have been stopped, al Facility in upstate New New York, California, Fishkill. “The last thing Young, who spoke to The are herded through halls hundreds of thousands of York, said one officer had Michigan, Alabama and a you want is to be around Associated Press last to the yard or prison in- guards, wardens and oth- returned from a cruise va- dozen other states. someone and not know week by phone from Rik- dustry jobs. er correctional facility ad- cation and was coughing But information and that that person has it, ers. He and others won- They say it’s nearly im- ministrators go in and out and showing other flu- transparency about the because that’s a potential dered if the chef had possible to keep 6 feet 24 hours a day, potentially like symptoms in common number of infections are catastrophe.” A8 MONDAY, MARCH 30, 2020 LOOK! National I am in Control Day, National Doctors Day, National Virtual Vacation Day, Pencil Day

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By Martha Ross en’t ventured out. Angeles area, including a THE MERCURY NEWS “Harry and Meghan $7 million Malibu home have left Canada now for with swimming pool and Meghan Markle and good,” The Sun said. “The tennis court. Prince Harry made borders were closing and But the couple’s appar- their move to leave Cana- flights were stopping. ent move to the United da and settle permanent- They had to get out.” States also comes as ly in Los Angeles before The move from a $13 Harry’s home country is the border between Cana- million mansion, where facing its own coronavirus da and the United States they were staying on crisis, with Prime Minis- was closed last Friday, Vancouver Island, isn’t ter Boris Johnson and according to reports. unexpected given that Prince Charles diag- The Sun first report- Meghan, 38, has a huge nosed with COVID-19 and ed that the Duke and support system in Los the queen and Prince Duchess of Sussex took Angeles, including her William and Kate Mid- a private flight from mother Doria Ragland, dleton self-isolating at British Columbia to the The Sun said. Los Ange- their homes at Windsor Los Angeles area some- les also is the home base Castle and Anmer Hall, time before Canadian of the couple’s new team respectively. Prime Minister Justin of Hollywood agents and The Sussexes’ decision Trudeau and President public relations and busi- to settle in the United Donald Trump closed ness managers, The Sun States, not Canada, a the border between the added. Commonwealth country, two countries. They are “They knew Canada has left the royal family now, like other Califor- would not work out for “stunned and horrified,” nians, sheltering in place, various reasons and they according to The Sun. The Sun said. want to be based in the Meghan and Harry’s People magazine cited Los Angeles area,” the last public royal en- ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO a source who said that source told The Sun. gagement was March 9, A resident continues to practice social distancing while at Nahant the couple and their People and other outlets when they attended the Beach. 10-month-old son Archie previously revealed that Commonwealth Service are staying in a secluded the couple had been at Westminster Abbey compound in Meghan’s inquiring about luxury with the queen, Charles, L.A. hometown and hav- real estate in the Los William and Kate. Oprah on coronavirus: ‘Playing Dylan releases his longest song it as safe as I possibly can’ ever, about JFK assassination NEW YORK (AP) — as fever and cough that Oprah Winfrey says clear up in two to three By Jon Bream STAR TRIBUNE she’s playing it safe when weeks. For some, especial- (MINNEAPOLIS) it comes to the rapidly ly older adults and people spreading coronavirus. with existing health prob- Bob Dylan often has The 66-year-old en- lems, it can cause more things to say in dark tertainment icon told severe illness, including times. He threw another The Associated Press on pneumonia and death. surprise late Thursday Friday that she has been Winfrey has been busy night in these uncertain quarantining and prac- working despite being days of COVID-19. On ticing social distancing at stuck at home. She Twitter, Dylan dropped a her home — even if that interviewed actor Idris new (old) song, “Murder means longtime partner Elba, who tested posi- Most Foul.” Stedman Graham has tive for the coronavirus, It’s the longest song to stay in the guest house. through FaceTime for an he’s ever recorded —– “I have now-grown girls episode of “Oprah Talks: 16 minutes, 56 seconds FILE PHOTO | TNS from South Africa here COVID-19” on Apple TV. (25 seconds longer than FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS (but) Stedman’s on lock When asked about how 1997’s epic “Highlands,” the song into a rambling stars get mentioned, too, down at the guest house. Oprah Winfrey she’s continuing to do for you Dylanologists). series of rhyming couplets like Don Henley and He’s still there, asking: work from her home, she “It was a dark day in filled with all kinds of pop Glenn Frey and “Lindsey ‘When can I come? When said: “What did we do be- Dallas,” Dylan starts flying and they’re trying culture references. (Buckingham) and Stevie can I come to the main to be safe. fore Zoom is what I’d like on “Murder Most Foul.” “The Beatles are coming/ Nicks.” house?’ He’s still got, hmm, “I’m getting ready to to know? How could we do “November ’63. A day that they’re gonna hold your Weaved throughout are till Monday,” she said. take him some food down it without Zoom? I don’t will live on in infamy.” references to the JFK hand,” he sings with his Earlier this week Win- there now for lunch. But even know.” Yes, it’s the story of the situation, whether it’s VP frey posted a video of her I’m playing it as safe as I She also said she’s assassination of President familiar parched voice. Lyndon Johnson being talking to Graham as he possibly can. Nobody goes enjoying the downtime: John Kennedy and the Before it’s over, Dylan sworn in on Air Force One poked his head outside of out and nobody comes in,” “Don’t be hating because death of the dream and the references many musical or “That strip club owner the guest house window. she said. I’m having a really good ideals that he stood for. greats from John Lee named Jack,” referring She said he must stay in For most people, the new time. I’m really OK in Backed by impression- Hooker and Charlie Park- to Jack Ruby, who killed the guest house because coronavirus causes mild or retreat from everyone. I’m istic piano and violin er to Patsy Cline and Nat alleged JFK assassin Lee he had been recently moderate symptoms, such really OK with it.” shading, Dylan turns King Cole. More modern Harvey Oswald. WEATHER LOTTERY National weather SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Sunday, March 29, 2020 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Sunday...... 8143 Sunday...... 5637 Sunrise today 6:26 a.m. Cloudy with occasional rain NE winds 10 to 15 kt with showers. High around 45F. gusts up to 20 kt. Waves 2 to Saturday...... 5293 Saturday...... 3362 Sunset today 7:09 p.m. L Winds NNE at 10 to 20 mph. 3 ft. Patchy fog. A chance of Friday...... 6098 Friday...... 4545 Chance of rain 50%. showers. Vsby 1 to 3 nm. Sunrise tomorrow 6:25 a.m. H Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: Tonight: Rain showers early Tonight: NE winds 10 to 15 kt High tide today 4:18 p.m. changing to mixed rain and with gusts up to 25 kt. 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©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B MONDAY, MARCH 30, 2020 English’s Mukeba commits to Franklin Pierce By Mike Alongi Jarnel Guzman, who com- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR mitted to Franklin Pierce himself last week. LYNN — Yet another “It’s really cool that I’ll English boys basketball be able to keep playing player made his intentions with Jarnel,” said Muke- known for next season, as ba. “We were able to do a senior forward Jean-Bap- lot of stuff together both tiste Mukeba announced on and off the court over that he is committing to the past couple years, so play basketball at Frank- it’ll be great to still see lin Pierce University. him around the gym. I’m “I really liked the pro- excited to keep playing gram when I visited and with him.” started learning more “It really helps with the about it,” said Mukeba. transition,” said Ander- “The school isn’t too big son. “They know each oth- and the classes were a er well and they’ve built good size, so it seemed like a great connection. Now a really good fit for me.” they can just continue “I’m excited for him,” that on into college.” said English coach Anto- For Mukeba, his time at nio Anderson. “It’s always English was marked by great when one of your tremendous growth on the players gets to move on to court. Starting out as a re- the next level, and JB has serve player before slowly definitely earned his op- moving up the sixth man, portunity.” Mukeba became a force to ITEM FILE PHOTO In terms of basketball, be reckoned with on both Mukeba will find some sides of the court by the English forward Jean-Baptiste Mukeba wil get the opportunity to continue his basketball career comfort in the familiar on the court at Franklin Pierce University. face of English teammate ENGLISH, B2 Fenwick baseball adjusts to coronavirus delays

COURTESY PHOTO Boston College Hannah Bilka’s 10 total multi- point games ranked second in the nation among rookies BC’s Bilka named to All-Rookie Team Boston College women’s hockey freshman Hannah Bilka has earned USCHO All-Rookie Team honors for the 2019-20 season, as announced Friday by U.S. College Hockey Online. Bilka led all rookies in the country in total points per game (1.13) and assists per game (0.71) during the regular season and tied for first in shots on goal ITEM FILE PHOTO (126). Bilka’s 10 total multi-point games ranked second in Last spring the Bishop Fenwick baseball team celebrated a Division 3 North sectional champi- the nation among rookies while her four three-plus onship, but with the MIAA state tournament in jeopardy the Crusaders may not get a chance to point outings tied for first overall among rookies. defend their title. The Coppell, Texas product had 10 multi-point games, three multi-goal games and five multi-as- sist outings on the year. The forward factored in five By Daniel Kane sage goes a lot further and see that it could be preseason as well. game-winning goals for Boston College in league ITEM STAFF than baseball. worse. I tell them to spend “I send (players) a morn- “We’re certainly in un- time with their families, ing video or clip. It’s just games, scoring three of them while also assisting on PEABODY — Plenty of two others. Her three game-winning goals tied for charted territory and in brothers, sisters, Face- things they can do in the high schoolers and coach- uncharted waters so it Time their grandparents house without breaking second nationally and first in Hockey East among es around the country are rookies. calls for a different ap- and enjoy the time you windows. Things they can watching their baseball proach,” Steeves said. have with them.” work on in home or a yard Earlier this month, Bilka was named the Hockey season slip away as coro- East Rookie of the Year and also earned a unanimous “What I try to tell the guys That’s something every- to stay in shape. navirus measures sideline is people are fighting for one is certainly trying to do “I’m right in the thick nod to the conference All-Rookie Team and a Second their teams. The unfamil- Team All-Star spot. She was named the AHCA Na- their lives and people are right now as they adapt to of it too,” Steeves said. iar grounds are obvious- fighting to put food on the an unfamiliar world. From “My son is a Senior at St. tional Rookie of the Month for October and also took ly no different at Bishop home one Hockey East Player of the Week honor, one table without work right the baseball side of things John’s Prep. We’re going Fenwick and for baseball now. It’s good for the se- Steeves and his players through it, he’s trying to Rookie of the Week honor and was named the Octo- coach Russ Steeves. ber Rookie of the Month. niors and our players to have had to change their But for Steeves the mes- put that into perspective normal approach to the FENWICK, B2 Knicks owner, MSG chairman James Dolan has coronavirus (AP) — James Dolan, along with other venues hotspot for the pandemic and cough but also milder entrance to the arena he and Donovan Mitchell test the executive chairman of like Radio City Music Hall, in the U.S. cases of pneumonia, some- could use. Dolan has also positive — on March 4 and Madison Square Garden The Hulu Theatre and The All 50 U.S. states have re- times requiring hospital- publicly clashed in recent played host to Detroit on Company and owner of the Chicago Theatre. ported some cases of the vi- ization. The risk of death years with former Knicks March 8. Pistons center New York Knicks, has test- “The Madison Square rus that causes COVID-19, is greater for older adults forward Charles Oakley, Christian Wood also later ed positive for the corona- Garden Company Execu- but New York has the and people with other and frustrated fans chant- tested positive for the vi- virus. tive Chairman and Chief most, with over 52,000 pos- health problems. ed “sell the team” at some rus. The Knicks announced Executive Officer Jim itive tests for the illness Dolan is one of the most games this season. Gobert, Mitchell and Dolan’s diagnosis Saturday Dolan has tested posi- and more than 700 deaths. polarizing sports figures The NBA has been shut Wood have all since recov- night. It is not clear when tive for coronavirus,” the About 7,300 people were in in New York. Earlier this down since March 11, the ered. he was tested or when he Knicks’ statement said. New York hospitals Satur- month, Oscar-winning night that Utah center The 64-year-old Dolan received the diagnosis. “He has been in self-iso- day, including about 1,800 writer-director Spike Lee Rudy Gobert became the also serves as executive Dolan is the first U.S. ma- lation and is experiencing in intensive care. — one of the Knicks’ best- first player in the league to chairman of MSG Net- jor pro sports owner known little to no symptoms. He For most people, the new known fans — criticized have a positive diagnosis works, and has been chair- to have tested positive for continues to oversee busi- coronavirus causes mild Dolan after getting into a for the virus revealed. The man of the Garden and the virus. He also owns the ness operations.” or moderate symptoms, disagreement with MSG Knicks played host to Utah owner of the Knicks since NHL’s New York Rangers, New York has been the which can include fever personnel about which — which later had Gobert 1999. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MARCH 30, 2020 Visa extends Olympic sponsors through 2021

PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS U.S. forward Megan Rapinoe is one of 96 Olym- pic athletes that have sponsorships with Visa (AP) — Visa has told its and their loved ones. One global roster of Olympic thing that we wanted to and Paralympic hopefuls do as Visa was to take one their sponsorships will be potential point of ambi- extended into 2021 after guity and maybe concern the Tokyo Games were off their plates, because postponed, providing there should be none.” some financial certain- While a spring date for ty amid the disruption the rescheduled Olympics caused by the coronavirus had been suggested, the pandemic. signs are now pointing to The credit card giant’s the IOC using the same Team Visa scheme fea- slot in 2021 as planned tures 96 athletes across this year when the Sum- 27 sports, including soc- mer Games should have cer star Megan Rapinoe, started on July 24 in To- gymnast Simone Biles — kyo. a quadruple gold medal- “I’m crossing fingers for ist at the Rio de Janeiro all sorts of reasons, well Games — and two-time beyond just the games ITEM FILE PHOTO defending 800-meter coming back, that it re- Olympic champion David flects a reinvigorated English senior Jean-Baptiste Mukeba will join fellow Bulldog Jarnel Guzman on the court at Rudisha. marketplace and a re- Franklin Pierce. The athletes were con- invigorated sense of hu- tacted on Friday to be giv- manity and a renewed en the option of extending kind of enthusiasm about English senior Mukeba commits to Franklin Pierce their sponsorship terms life,” Curtin said. “We “JB got better every time champion,” said tinue to get better,” said with Visa. It is the first have always been very ENGLISH day,” said Anderson. Mukeba. “I love the Anderson. “His ability to clear commitment by a bullish that this is going From B1 “He’s a guy who put in school and the program, block shots will be huge major sponsor to extend to be a special and and re- end of his senior sea- the work and it paid off. and I hope they keep it for him at the college lev- such sponsorship support ally important Olympics. son. He became a much more going and win again next el.” after the unprecedented But because of COVID-19 “At English, you’ve got well-rounded player.” year. I’ll always remem- Mukeba is excited to delay to the Olympics by I think that’s now ramped to work hard every day,” After being part of two ber my time at English.” get to work. a year was announced up 10 times.” Mukeba said. “With such state title teams, Muke- Looking ahead, Ander- “I’m happy that I’ve last week by the IOC. Visa had already filmed great teammates and ba now leaves English son has confidence that made the decision, but “We elected to stand be- some promotional cam- great coaches, they push with the pride in know- Mukeba will be a strong now it’s time to work,” hind our roster of Team paigns with athletes for you every day to get bet- ing that he left a mark college player moving Mukeba said. “I want to Visa athletes and make the Tokyo Games that will ter. I’m glad I got to play on the Bulldogs program. forward. be as ready as a I can be sure they knew affirma- require some reworking. with those guys in prac- “It feels great to leave “His work ethic and when next season rolls tively we were planning More immediately, they tice, because it definitely the program as a two- talent will help him con- around.” to do so and that we were have spent this weekend made me better.” going to offer to extend filming their own messag- our relationship with es promoting hand wash- them into 2021,” Chris ing and social distancing Miano, Fenwick baseball players are doing what Curtin, Visa’s chief brand that will be published and innovation market- over the next week. ing officer, told The Asso- “These are unprece- they can to adjust during the coronavirus delays ciated Press. dented times for all of “They’re all dealing us,” said Adam Peaty, the FENWICK spend time with his team- is. workouts.” with how do they main- British swimmer who won From B1 mates. “That’s my favorite part If Fenwick and other tain their training sched- 100-meter breaststroke “I’ve honestly been about sports, is being with teams around the state ules, discipline and focus gold four years ago in Rio, decide on colleges and bummed out missing out the team,” Miano said. do take the field things at the same time they’re “but having Visa’s support he hasn’t been to some of on the season but we’re “I love being around my will be a lot different but dealing with what’s hap- makes these times of ad- them. I would say the se- all trying to keep our friends more than any- Steeves and his crew are pening with their families versity quite a bit easier.” niors have to have one of hopes up,” Miano said. “I thing. Every day and ev- just looking to make the the toughest ends of this miss spending time with ery game spent around most of it. TODAY IN SPORTS right now.” my friends. I’m just hop- them is great.” “I told them we’re Fenwick senior Jake ing that when this ends The Crusaders have had probably looking at no Miano agrees with that. there will be time for some to try their best to stay in MIAA state tournament,” March 30 2007 — Kobe Bryant scores 53 Miano was coming off an games left. I know I have shape while hoping they’ll Steeves said. “I’ve talked 1940 — Indiana routs Kansas 60-42 points for his eighth 50-point perfor- for the NCAA basketball champion- mance of the season, but the Los impressive junior year four years left because I’m be able to take the field to- to athletic director Dave ship. Angeles Lakers lose to Houston 107- on the mound and helped playing in college but still gether again this spring. Woods and we’re looking 1943 — Ken Sailors scores 16 104 in overtime. the Crusaders make one this is one of the most im- Miano has made the most strongly at any way to still points to lead Wyoming to a 56-43 2009 — Dwight Howard scores 22 of their best state tour- portant years of my life.” of the opportunities he can keep things competitive. victory over Georgetown in the NCAA points and grabs 18 rebounds in a basketball championship. 101-95 win over Miami 101-95 and nament runs, falling just Miano will continue his get. That could mean double 1981 — Sophomore guard Isiah passes Wilt Chamberlain as the a pair of games short of a baseball, and possibly his “I have a gym in my base- headers on Saturday or Thomas scores 23 points to lead youngest NBA player to reach 5,000 Division 3 state champion- football career, at Nichols ment and I’m still able to Sunday, small tourna- Indiana to a 63-50 victory over North rebounds. Howard is 23; Chamber- ship. This year Miano was College in Dudley. While go to pitching lessons with ments with teams in our Carolina to win the NCAA basketball lain was 25 at the time. title. 2013 — Wichita State holds off Ohio set to be one of two Fen- his entire sports career my pitching coach from league. There may not be 1986 — Texas wins the women’s State in the West Regional final to wick senior captains and isn’t in jeopardy the most time to time,” Miano said. a state tournament but NCAA basketball title with a 97-81 earn its first trip to the Final Four more than anything he important thing about “Other than that I’ve just we’re looking to make the victory over Southern California. since 1965 with a 70-66 victory over just misses the chance to high school sports for him been doing a lot of band most of what we can.” 1987 — Keith Smart’s 16-foot jump the Buckeyes. The ninth-seeded shot gives Indiana a 74-73 victory Shockers are the fifth team seeded over Syracuse for the NCAA basket- ninth or higher to reach the Final ball championship. Four since seeding began in 1979, 1991 — Darryl Plandowski scores but the second in three years follow- 1:57 into the third overtime to lift ing 11th-seeded VCU’s improbable Northern Michigan to its first NCAA run in 2011. hockey title with an 8-7 victory over 2013 — Syracuse shuts down Mar- Boston University in the second-lon- quette with a 55-39 win in the East gest championship game ever. Regional final and reached the Final 1995 — Maine beats Michigan 4-3 Four for the first time in a decade. in triple overtime, the longest hockey The Golden Eagles’ 39 points are a game in NCAA tournament history, to record low for a team in an NCAA advance to the NCAA title game. Tournament regional final since the 1997 — Betsy King, an LPGA Hall of shot clock was introduced in 1986. Famer, overcomes a three-shot deficit The 94 combined points was also a over the last eight holes for her third record low for a regional final. Dinah Shore title. 2013 — Animal Kingdom pulls away 2001 — Michael Phelps becomes down the straight to win the $10 mil- the youngest American swimmer to lion Dubai World Cup for the first set a world record, winning the 200- American victory in the world’s rich- meter butterfly in the USA Swimming est horse race since 2009. PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS Championships in 1 minute, 54.92 2014 — Aaron Harrison makes a seconds. Phelps, 15, breaks the 3-pointer from about 24 feet with 2.3 Tokyo 2020 Olympics chief Yoshiro Mori, left, suggested a time between June and Sept. 2021 for the record of 1:55.18 set by Olympic seconds left to lift Kentucky to a Olympic games. gold medalist Tom Malchow in June. 75-72 win over Michigan and the pro- 2003 — Martin Brodeur becomes gram’s 16th trip to the Final Four. the first NHL goalie with four 40-win Eighth-seeded Kentucky is the first Olympics will likely take place in summer of 2021 seasons when New Jersey beats the all-freshman starting lineup to make New York Islanders 6-0. the Final Four since the Fab Five at 2006 — Lorena Ochoa birdies her Michigan in 1992. TOKYO (AP) — Tokyo pic Committee President Athletes have been left in most of the bills. final hole to tie an LPGA major cham- 2014 — Shabazz Napier scores 17 Olympic organizers seem to Thomas Bach, after the limbo by the postponement. Tokyo organizers say they pionship record at 10-under 62, giv- of his 25 points in the second half, be leaning away from start- postponement was an- Many have been forced to are spending $12.6 billion to ing her a four-shot lead over Michelle and UConn beats Michigan State ing the rescheduled games nounced in Switzerland on stop training because of stage the games. However, Wie in the Kraft Nabisco Champion- 60-54 to return to the Final Four a ship, the first major of the year. year after the Huskies were barred in the spring of 2021. More Tuesday, left open the possi- the spreading coronavirus. a government audit report Ochoa breaks the tournament record from the NCAA Tournament. The Hus- and more the signs point bility of spring dates. Even those who can train said it will cost at least twice set by Mary Beth Zimmerman at Mis- kies rally from a nine-point sec- toward the summer of 2021. The postponed games have no idea about how to that much. All but $5.6 bil- sion Hills in 1997. The 62 ties the ond-half deficit to become the first Organizing committee were to have opened on schedule training to reach lion is public money. record in a major set by Minea No. 7 seed to reach the Final Four Blomqvist in the 2004 Women’s Brit- since the tournament expanded to President Yoshiro Mori sug- July 24 and closed on Aug. peak fitness at the right The Switzerland-based ish Open at Sunningdale. 64 teams in 1985. gested there would be no 9. Mori suggested some de- time. IOC has contributed $1.3 major change from 2020. cisions could be made as Mori and organizing com- billion to organize the Tokyo “The games are meant to early as this week when the mittee CEO Toshiro Muto Olympics, according to local TRANSACTIONS be in summer, so we should organizing committee’s ex- have both said the added organizing committee docu- be thinking of a time be- ecutive board meets. cost of rescheduling will be ments. It has a reserve fund BASEBALL FOOTBALL tween June and September,” Any final decision will be “enormous.” Early estimates of about $2 billion for such Major League Baseball National Football League Japanese news agency Kyo- made by local organizers put those costs at between emergencies and also has American League DETROIT LIONS — Agreed to terms do reported Mori saying on and the IOC, and hundreds $2 billion-$3 billion with the insurance coverage. SAN DIEGO PADRES — Optioned with WR Geronimo Allison. RHP Gerardo Reyes to El Paso (PCL). Saturday. of sponsors, sports federa- several levels of Japanese International Olym- tions and broadcasters. governments likely to foot MONDAY, MARCH 30, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 POLICE/FIRE

Boat catches fire at All address information, particu- group in the area. A mother, fa- Complaints larly arrests, reflect police records. In ther and their 5-year-old child the event of a perceived inaccuracy, were playing hockey, but the A report of suspicious activ- ity at 5:44 p.m. Friday at 161 it is the sole responsibility of the con- caller’s vehicle was not dam- Volunteer Yacht Club aged and there were no social Lowell St. A caller reported a cerned party to contact the relevant distancing issues. box arrived with their address, police department and have the de- A report of a neighborhood but someone else’s name on By Gayla Cawley Archer said a large, pri- to the living quarters and partment issue a notice of correction dispute at 3:20 p.m. Friday it. The recipient does not reside ITEM STAFF vate boat that was in dry engine area of the boat.” to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- on Maverick Street. A caller re- there. The resident will contact dock caught fire while it Crews from Engine 3 ported his neighbor smashed Amazon. LYNN — Lynn crews ifications will not be made without was being worked on by responded and were able express notice of change from the into his car on purpose. Police Suspicious activity was re- battled a boat fire at the a family member of the ported at 7:07 p.m. Friday at to finish putting out the arresting police department. reported the cars did not make Volunteer Yacht Club owner. Kiley Memorial School at 21 fire about an hour after it contact and the incident was a on the Lynnway Sunday Archer said the young dispute over parking on a pub- Johnson St. A caller reported broke out. The Lynn Fire night. man who had been work- LYNN lic way. an active break-in through the Shortly after 7:30 p.m., ing on the boat tried to ex- Investigation Unit is in- Police received a call from back window of the vacant Lynn firefighters re- tinguish the blaze on his vestigating, but the blaze Accidents a park commissioner that a building. The suspects were sponded to 68 Lynnway appears to be accidental, reportedly two male juveniles. own with fire extinguish- A report of a motor vehicle group of kids were playing bas- and found a “boat fully ers before the department Archer said. ketball in violation of COVID-19 Police spoke with two women crash with personal injury at who were taking pictures of the involved in the yard,” ac- was notified. 1:10 p.m. Friday at 67 Silsbee restrictions at 6:06 p.m. Friday cording to a Facebook post “(The) family member is Gayla Cawley can be on West Shore Drive. He asked incident. St. A report of a traffic hazard from the city’s fire depart- not sure how the fire start- reached at gcawley@item- A report of a motor vehicle that police end the game. Po- ment. ed,” said Archer. “The fire live.com. Follow her on lice reported there was no one at 9:18 p.m. Friday at Maddy’s crash at 3:16 p.m. Friday at 23 Car Wash at 300 Andover St. Lynn Fire Chief Stephen caused extensive damage Twitter @GaylaCawley. Broad St.; at 5:27 p.m. Friday there upon their arrival. A report of suspicious ac- A caller reported two motorcy- at Walmart at 780 Lynnway; at cles and two BMWs were rac- 8:22 p.m. Friday at 40 Newhall tivity at 10:37 p.m. Friday at Pleasant and Washington ing around in the parking lot Serial killer dubbed St.; at 3:45 p.m. Saturday at at high rates of speed. Police 810 Lynnway. streets. A caller reported a suspicious male was spending spoke with and dispersed the group. Breaking and Entering a lot of time at a car parked Grim Sleeper dies in prison on the corner and then walked A report of a neighborhood A report of a breaking and away toward Crosby’s. Police dispute at 11:54 a.m. Satur- ASSOCIATED PRESS “We can now be at peace.” entering at 8:34 a.m. Friday at were unable to locate the man. day at 286 Newbury St. A call- Franklin had been on 11 Hanson St.; at 11:20 a.m. A report of two people er reported his neighbor was SAN QUENTIN, Calif. death row since August Friday at 58 Tucker St.; at 10 stranded at 11:52 a.m. Sat- accusing him of taking rocks (AP) — Lonnie Franklin, 2016 for the deaths of nine a.m. Sunday at 20 Salem St. urday in Little Harbor. Police and razor blades. the convicted serial kill- women and a teenage girl. A report of a motor vehicle reported a boat was sent out A report of a disturbance er known as the “Grim Franklin was linked at breaking and entering at 5:18 to get them. The two people at 2:33 p.m. Saturday at 48 Sleeper” who preyed on trial to 14 slayings, includ- p.m. Friday at 76 Franklin St.; declined medical attention. Veterans Memorial Drive. An the women of South Los ing four women he wasn’t at 5:29 a.m. Sunday at 164 A woman reported she re- assault was reported. A male Angeles for more than two charged with killing. Po- Blossom St.; at 10:05 a.m. ceived a package from China, suspect reportedly fled in a red decades, has died in pris- lice have said he may have Sunday at 40 Everett St. which included a message that Toyota Camry toward Washing- on. He was 67. had as many as 25 victims. a mask was inside at 12:28 ton Street. California corrections of- Most of the victims were Overdose p.m. Saturday on Shorewood A disturbance was reported ficials said Franklin was fatally shot at close range, Road. The woman said she did at 7:13 p.m. Saturday at Mo- bile Estates at 286 Newbury found unresponsive in his though two were stran- A report of an overdose at not order a mask. Police told St. A caller reported concern cell at San Quentin State gled. Their bodies were 5:09 p.m. Friday on South the woman to properly dispose FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS over a lot of “yelling and vul- Prison on Saturday eve- dumped and left to rot in Common Street; at 11:30 a.m. of the package. gar language.” Police reported ning. An autopsy will de- Lonnie Franklin Jr., alleys and trash bins. Saturday at Hatzis Way and A report of suspicious activ- Maple Street; at 4:30 p.m. people in different trailers were termine the cause of death; who has been dubbed The killer earned his ity at 3:32 p.m. Saturday on however, there were no the “Grim Sleeper” Saturday on Liberty Street; at Atlantic Avenue. A caller re- arguing. moniker because of the A report of suspicious ac- signs of trauma, corrections serial killer, died in a 5:47 p.m. Saturday on Basse ported there was a man inside apparent hiatus from the Circle. tivity at 10:03 a.m. Sunday at spokeswoman Terry Thorn- California prison. He late 1980s to 2002. The a white BMW who was trying to was 67. sell him drugs. The man had Duddy’s Liquors at 134 New- ton said in a statement. murders went unsolved for Theft bury St. A caller reported con- The stepmother of a vic- years and Franklin avoid- two warrants out for his arrest. Anthony Terence Brooks, 35, cern over a woman who was tim named Barbara Ware he died but at the end ed suspicion by working as A report of motor vehicle sitting in a wheelchair in front told People magazine she there was justice for all a city trash collector and theft at 8:42 a.m. Friday at of Lynn, was arrested (see ar- rests). of the business. Police report- was shocked by the news. the bad things he did in onetime garage attendant 262 Chestnut St. ed the woman was waiting to “I won’t say I’m pleased his life,” Diana Ware said. for Los Angeles police. A report of a larceny at 4:07 A report of social distancing not being observed at 4:38 buy a scratch ticket. p.m. Friday at 451 Essex St.; at A report of a suspicious 5:10 p.m. Friday at 150 Blos- p.m. Saturday on Humphrey CLOSINGS/POSTPONEMENTS DUE TO THE CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK Street. A caller reported a soc- motor vehicle at 10:17 a.m. som St.; at 6:34 p.m. Friday at Sunday at Puritan Lawn Cem- 16 Essex Court; at 9:58 p.m. cer coach appeared to be run- ning a clinic outside on the turf etery at 185 Lake St. An officer LYNN NAHANT weeks. Friday at Boston and Washing- checked on the car and report- Lynn Public Schools Nahant public schools SAUGUS ton streets; at 5 a.m. Saturday field behind the high school. Police spoke with the group. ed the owner was down by the closed through at least closed through at least Saugus Public Schools at 160 Neptune Blvd.; at 7:36 water. May 4. May 4. closed through at least a.m. Saturday at 36 W Green A report of suspicious activ- City Hall, the Depart- All public buildings, in- May 4. St.; at 9:51 a.m. Sunday at 30 NAHANT ity at 2:42 p.m. Sunday at 83 ment of Public Works and cluding Johnson Elemen- Town Hall, Town Hall Empire St. Pine St. A caller reported she Lynn Public Library are tary school, will be closed. Annex, the senior center, Accidents had noticed a man sitting in all closed to the public PEABODY Saugus Public Library, Vandalism an older brown Ford for an ex- until further notice. Peabody Public Schools the Department of Public A report of a motor vehicle crash at 11:24 a.m. Saturday tended period of time for the Effective March 30, are closed through at Works, Youth and Recre- A report of vandalism at past two days. Police reported Lynn District Court will least May 4. ation are all closed until 2:14 a.m. Friday at 86 Newhall at the Nahant Rotary on the Causeway. the man was fine. He was just be closed until further Peabody Historical further notice. Senior St.; at 6:37 p.m. Friday at 52 getting out of the house. notice. Any court inqui- Society and Museum an- center staff will remain Rogers Ave.; at 11:58 a.m. ries that were previously nounced on Thursday that available by phone during Sunday at Family Dollar at 50 Complaints Central Ave. Theft directed to Lynn Dis- ongoing health concerns regular hours of opera- An unknown person walked trict Court (Restraining prompted the Society to tion, and library staff will A report of motor vehicle A report of a larceny at 7:53 vandalism at 8:22 a.m. Friday into the police station asking Orders, Harassment cancel the Patriots Day cel- answer phone calls and if he or she could fly a drone p.m. Saturday at Town Variety Orders, etc) will instead ebration honoring soldiers emails as they come in. at 310 Chatham St.; at 2:46 at 116 Central St. A caller a.m. Sunday at 9 Chase St. in the area at 10:03 a.m. Fri- be directed to Peabody from Peabody — George SWAMPSCOTT day. The police chief informed reported a man stole a wom- District Court (978-532- Southwick, Samuel Cook, Swampscott Public the person that Logan Airport an’s purse. The suspect was 3100 x311). Henry Jacobs, Ebenezer Schools and all public MARBLEHEAD is not allowing that, as there described as a black man who The Friday night Teen Goldthwait, Benjamin buildings are closed have been restrictions put on was wearing a dark colored Drop-In Center at Lynn Daland, Jotham Webb and through at least May 4. Arrest the area. hoodie. The woman reported Tech is canceled until Perley Putnam — who Town Hall will be closed A caller reported she got a she found her wallet under further notice. perished during the Battle to the public. Most town Anthony Terence Brooks, her car, but there was a small 35, of 103 Lewis St., Lynn, was strange call from a New Jer- Grace United Methodist of Lexington and Concord business can be handled sey number with a man saying amount of cash missing. Church is canceling all on April 19, 1775. online, by mail, through arrested on warrants at 3:32 Peabody Police assisted Sa- p.m. Saturday. “Hello, Grandma, Grandma” at church activities, meet- All Peter A. Torigian Se- email, or by telephone; 10:32 a.m. Friday. lem Police with looking for a ings, clothes closet, and nior Center activities are and appointments will be home invasion suspect at 3:18 Complaints A caller reported there were worship services until canceled. The 79 Central scheduled only if entirely people at DCR Long Beach on p.m. Sunday, The suspect’s ve- hicle was found in Harmony further notice. St. center remains open necessary by calling 781- A report of kids marking up the Causeway playing volley- LYNNFIELD for hot lunch every day, 596-8850. ball at 12:29 p.m. Saturday. Grove Cemetery on Tremont the roadway at 1:01 p.m. Fri- Street. Lynnfield public schools Monday through Friday The Senior Center will day on Wallace Road. A caller Police reported there were only closed through May 4. between 11:30 and noon. be closed to the public. reported there was a group four people playing volleyball. MARBLEHEAD State Rep. Theodore Limited services will be of kids and a woman outside A report of suspicious ac- SWAMPSCOTT Marblehead public Speliotis canceled district available to seniors includ- his home who were marking tivity at 6:37 p.m. Saturday at schools closed through at office hours for March. ing access to food services up the roadway with crayons. Tudor Wharf on Wharf Street. Accidents least May 4. West Peabody residents and transportation ser- Police reported two young kids A caller reported the driver of A report of a motor vehicle The Church of St. with questions and con- vices. Call 781-596-8866 and their mother were playing a green vehicle moved cones crash at 4:07 p.m. Saturday at Andrew (Episcopal), cerns can call (617) 722- for more information. with chalk in the roadway. The and parked near the boats at Humphrey and Phillips streets Marblehead, has can- 2410 or email Theodore. The Library will be group later cleared out. the Wharf. Police reported the celed Sunday services [email protected]. closed to the public. A report of a hockey gather- car was not there. and church school for the The Peabody Recre- All Town-sponsored ing at 2:38 p.m. Friday on Win- Complaints time being. Check the ation, Parks, and Forestry public events (recreation, throp Avenue. A caller reported PEABODY A report of suspicious activi- church’s Facebook page, Department has decided library, senior center, etc.) a group of kids were congre- ty at 11:27 a.m. Friday at 226 https://www.facebook.com/ to cancel the champion- are postponed. gating in front of her home. Accidents Windsor Ave.; at 12:26 a.m. StAndrewsMarblehead/ ship games for Peabody All Board, Committee, She said they were not practic- Saturday at 42 Maple Ave. and the church’s website, Elementary Basketball and other public meetings ing social distancing and their A report of a motor vehicle A report of a disturbance at www.standrewsmhd.org, League. are canceled unless a hockey puck went into her yard, crash at 5:55 p.m. Friday at 12:07 p.m. Saturday at 29 El- for the latest updates To close the season, streamed virtual meet- which led to them trespassing. Trader Joe’s at 300 Andover win St. on measures taken in the league has decided ing is set up. For more She said her video monitor- St.; at 10:59 a.m. Saturday at response to COVID-19 as to declare tournament information on accessing ing system revealed that her Marriott Hotel at 8A Centennial Theft well as cancellations and co-champions. All trophies virtual meetings using $42,000 car was damaged by Drive; at 11:57 a.m. Sunday at postponements. and certificates will be the application Zoom, their hockey puck as well. Po- Wheel Repair Specialists at 80 A report of a larceny at 11:06 Tedesco Country Club delivered to school prin- visit the town website at lice reported there was not a Newbury St. a.m. Friday at 114 Burrill St. closed until further notice. cipals in the upcoming www.swampscottma.gov.

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Some of the local super- Federal St., is holding from 8-9 a.m. immune systems from 7-8 ages 60 and up every Stop and Shop, 164 markets are opening up at shopping hours for people MARBLEHEAD a.m. every day. Tuesday, Wednesday and Main Street, is holding earlier hours so older citi- ages 60 and up every Crosby’s Marketplace, Stop & Shop, 19 Howley Thursday from 5:30-7 shopping hours for people zens may come and shop. Tuesday, Wednesday and 118 Washington St., is St., is holding shopping a.m. 60 and up from 6-7:30 This is to help reduce the Thursday from 5:30-7 not holding seniors-only hours for seniors 60 and Stop & Shop (40 Fur- a.m. spread of COVID-19, also a.m. shopping hours. However, over from 6-7:30 a.m. long Drive, 1690 Revere SWAMPSCOTT known as the coronavirus. Stop & Shop, 35 Wash- seniors may call to place a every day. Beach Parkway, 540 Stop & Shop, 450 Par- People ages 60 and older, ington St., is holding shopping order, which will Shaw’s, 114-128 Essex Squire Road) is holding adise Road, is holding and those with pre-existing shopping hours for people be brought out to their Center Drive, is hold- shopping hours for people shopping hours for people health conditions, are at ages 60 and up from car upon arrival. ing shopping hours for ages 60 and older from higher risk of serious com- 6-7:30 a.m. PEABODY seniors 60 and over on 6-7:30 a.m. ages 60 and up from plications should they con- LYNNFIELD Big Y World Class Mar- Tuesdays and Thursdays SAUGUS 6-7:30 a.m. tract the virus, according Whole Foods Market at ket at Hannaford Plaza, from 7-9 a.m. Big Y World Class Whole Foods Market, to the Centers for Disease MarketStreet, 427 Walnut 637 Lowell St., is hold- REVERE Market, 357 Broadway, is 331 Paradise Road, is Control and Prevention. St., is holding senior ing shopping hours for Market Basket, 275 holding shopping hours holding shopping hours LYNN shopping hours for people seniors 60 and over and Squire Road, is holding for people 60 and up from for people ages 60 and up Market Basket, 40 60 and over every day people with compromised shopping hours for people 7-8 a.m. from 8-9 a.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MARCH 30, 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 Medical setback causes man to cut ties with girlfriend DEAR ABBY: I had a currently applying for boyfriend for two years Dear Abby is written by Abigail graduate school and is until a few days ago. He’s dating a man who works a 40-year-old easygoing Van Buren, also known as Jeanne in human waste manage- paraplegic (from a car ac- Phillips, and was founded by her ment. She lives in the cident long before I met mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact dorms at school. Her him), and I’m an easygo- brother “Harry” was at a ing 36-year-old woman Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. party recently, and a with two kids from a pre- Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. young lady told him the vious marriage. “poop pumper” has been We had a great connec- trying to get some alone tion, a similar outlook on cility to get round-the- him so badly. My heart time with her. I feel I life and had the same in- clock care. A few months aches every day worrying should tell Frances that terests in pretty much went by, with plenty of about this. He may lose a her guy is on the prowl. everything. He adored visits from friends, fami- year of freedom, but I’m They have been dating my girls. We would all go losing a lifelong compan- since Frances was 16, to a movie every so often ly, and me and my daugh- ters. (He always intro- ion. and my wife and I have or to dinner occasionally, always thought she could but mostly we would stay duces us as his family.) The doctor now says he HEAVY HEART IN do better. Should we tell in and play games or PENNSYLVANIA her? watch TV when we were may need to stay there spending time together. for a year, and I know he DEAR HEAVY HEART: HOLDING MY NOSE I’m his first girlfriend, became immediately de- You really have no choice IN OHIO so he was new to the con- pressed. He sent me a but to follow this man’s cept of having someone text saying he thinks we lead, so do as he has DEAR HOLDING: No, love him in spite of every should just be friends, asked. Remember, you HARRY should tell his little flaw he had (which and he doesn’t want a promised to support him sister about the person he were very few). I told him reminder of what he can’t no matter what. Agree to met at the party and ex- so many times that no do anymore. I feel like be “just friends,” although actly what he was told. matter what was wrong, I this isn’t him, that he’s it won’t be easy if he Coming from her brother was going to stick by his jumping to rash conclu- wants to remain incom- it will sound less like “I side. sions because of stress. I municado. In the mean- told you so.” As to your Recently, he’s had a don’t want to end the re- time, stay as active with comment that Frances medical problem with a lationship. I’m willing to other friends as you can. “could do better,” if you’re few ulcerated sores. This keep moving forward and Above all, do NOT allow referring to the boy- sometimes happens to get through this speed yourself to become social- friend’s chosen field, be paraplegics. Unfortu- bump together. ly isolated because he has aware that people in nately, his doctor has said He won’t answer my chosen to isolate himself. waste management can he needed to leave his calls or texts, and I’m at a earn a very good living apartment temporarily loss about what I should DEAR ABBY: My doing a very important and go into a nursing fa- do next. I want to keep daughter “Frances” is job. BRIDGE

Make them come up with the goods H.L. Mencken said, “An idealist and ruffed a heart on the board. is one who, on noticing that a rose Dummy’s club ace was cashed be- smells better than a cabbage, con- fore South carefully returned to hand cludes that it will also make better by ruffing a low diamond with the soup.” spade king. After ruffing his last heart At the bridge table, if it smells like in the dummy, South was happy to a game contract, bid that game. concede three tricks: one spade, one Even if it should be defeated, the heart and one club. opponents might not find the killing West wasn’t too pleased with his defense. Plus, you keep them under partner. “You can see that declarer is pressure. They are aware that one going to ruff a heart or two on the slip, and you have raked in a game board. If I lead a trump, it costs my bonus. In today’s deal, North was aggres- winner. You should have overtaken sive in driving to game, but he had my heart king with your ace and led two aces and a side-suit singleton. a trump. If you had, I think we would The contract wasn’t cold, but it had have defeated the contract.” chances and succeeded when East “Sorry, partner. You’re right. The di- showed a lack of imagination. amonds can wait.” West led the heart king; then, as Always take some time at trick one East hoped, West shifted to the di- to plan your defense, even if declar- amond six. Declarer won with dum- er has already called for a card from my’s ace, played a club to his king the board. MONDAY, MARCH 30, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS

The Neighborhood: “Welcome to the Jump” CBS, 8 p.m. When Tina (Tichina Arnold) receives some unexpect- Pauley Perrette trades retirement for ed news, she decides to learn how to skydive in the new episode “Welcome to the Jump.” 9-1-1: “Pinned” FOX, 8 p.m. laughs in the new CBS comedy Broke The 118 responds to accidents at a bowling alley and a home renovation, and Athena (Angela Bas- sett) pursues a car thief in the new episode “Pinned.” The Voice: “The Battles Part 2” NBC, 8 p.m. The Battle Rounds continue, and the coaches enlist music industry powerhouses Jonas Brothers (Team Nick), Dua Lipa (Team Kelly), Ella Mai (Team Leg- end) and Bebe Rexha (Team Blake) to prepare their artists to go head-to-head in the hopes of advancing to the Knockout Rounds. Each coach has one steal and, in a new twist, one save that will enter their saved artist into a Four-Way Knockout. TCM Spotlight: Life at Sea — Under the Sea TCM, beginning at 8 p.m. Catch a Classic! Turner Classic Movies’ monthlong Monday night salute to ocean-related films ends tonight, with a primetime lineup featuring movies set largely under- water. Titles include Captain Nemo and the Under- water City(1970), The Incredible Mr. Limpet(1964), Beneath the 12-Mile Reef(1953), Atlantis, the Lost Continent(1961) and Underwater!(1955). Bob (Hearts) Abishola: “Angry, Happy, Same Face” CBS, 8:30 p.m. Abishola (Folake Olowofoyeku) must draw the line when Bob’s (Billy Gardell) ex-wife, Lorraine (return- ing guest star Nicole Sullivan), tries to maneuver her way back into Bob’s life in the new episode “Angry, Happy, Same Face.” Below Deck Sailing Yacht: “Parker’s Big Adven- ture” Bravo, 9 p.m. Jenna and Adam pick up the pieces of Madison and Ciara’s botched beach picnic while Georgia steps up to surprise the guests. Jenna discovers why Madison is so exhausted all the time. Parker tries to prove himself by executing a mission for the guests, while Ciara steps aside to let him make his own mistakes. After Jenna reaches a breaking point with Madison, she talks to Glenn about how to best proceed with or without her. All Rise: “In the Fights” CBS, 9 p.m. By Kate Hahn (Natasha Leggero), and good. freak. I’m from Alabama, so Emily’s (Jessica Camacho) composure and com- brother-in-law, Javier (Jai- What’s the major conflict? After 15 years in the NCIS they raised us like that — partmentalization nosedives when she defends a me Camil), go from riches to Mostly it’s cultural. Jack- young man charged with felony domestic violence in lab, Pauley Perrette was and my dad didn’t have any rags, Jackie reluctantly lets ie wouldn’t know a Louis boys, so me and my sister are the new episode “In the Fights.” ready to laugh. “I wanted to them crash, along with Javi- Vuitton suitcase. Elizabeth like dudes. Driven do a comedy. Either that or er’s assistant (Izzy Diaz) and and Javier are cocktails and Discovery Channel, 9 p.m. retire,” says the actress, who a dog. Here, Perrette invites caviar. But Javier’s not the Did you really consider re- New Series! played the CBS procedur- us in. arrogant-jerk rich guy. He’s tiring? In this new entry in Discovery’s Monday night au- al’s Abby Sciuto until 2018. What caused the rift be- lived in a bubble and is na- I was going to drink beer tomotive programming block, Galpin Motors Inc. Thankfully, she chose the for- tween Jackie and her sister? ive. His father’s cut him off. with my three dogs and president and COO Beau Boeckmann, custom car mer. As Broke’s (Thursdays, Pauley Perrette:Their dad’s Every character is played a watch television. [Laughs] beginning April 2) Jackie, builder Dave Shuten, and customization specialist in prison, and mom died. little differently than [you’d My family, friends and pastor “Mad Mike” Martin are revving up engines to save she’s a struggling single Elizabeth married a rich guy expect]. didn’t think it was the best automotive history and rescue car culture from mom whose idea of a morn- and disappeared. So Jackie’s Jackie’s a bartender, and so oblivion. In the series premiere, Boeckmann and the ing time-saver is blowtorch- pissed — she could have used were you. How else are you idea. I didn’t even want to Galpin crew resurrect a one-of-a-kind Pantera that ing oatmeal for son Sammy their help raising a child. alike? play a mom, but now Antonio Carroll Shelby hot-rodded for a secret project with (Antonio Corbo). When her When they show up, there’s She’s also a mechanic and a is the center of my universe. Lee Iacocca. estranged sister, Elizabeth a lot of history. Not all of it’s tool freak. I’m kind of a tool He brightens my life!

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MOGADISHU, Somalia antine tents have been (AP) — At first, the coro- erected around an old port navirus was just a fairy in Mogadishu. As of Sun- tale, a rumor along the day, all international and dusty lanes of the dis- domestic flights, except placed persons’ camp that for emergency medical Habiba Ali calls home. and food cargo, have been It seemed fantastical: an suspended. illness sweeping the world “This is a disease which far beyond Somalia’s bor- has overwhelmed more ders, killing thousands of sophisticated health care people and sending some systems of countries than of the richest countries ours,” President Mohamed into panic. Abdullahi Mohamed Then Somalia’s first vi- warned in a public aware- rus case was announced ness campaign. on March 16, and one of A third virus case was the world’s most fragile confirmed in recent days. nations staggered even The person infected is a more. Nearly three de- contractor for the United cades of conflict, extremist Nations at the heavily for- attacks, drought, disease tified compound at the in- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and a devastating out- ternational airport where break of locusts have tak- many diplomats and aid Tourists practice social distancing as they wait to extend their visa at Immigration Bureau in en a vast toll. groups are based. Bangkok, Thailand. Already vulnerable, mil- Somalia’s fate depends lions of Somalis now con- in part on another, more template a new way to die. dangerous authority, “We have been overcome the al-Qaida-linked al- Tourists stranded in Asia by with an extraordinary fear Shabab extremist group about the disease,” Ali said that controls or holds as she worried about her six sway in parts of the cen- children. “And we are even tral and southern regions. canceled flights, shut borders avoiding shaking hands Al-Shabab often strikes with people. Our fear is in the heart of the capital, PHUKET, Thailand (AP) week as the government more than 200 trekkers ists return home either real, and we are helpless.” with fighters detonating — From the sun-soaked gives itself new powers to stranded, according to via scheduled flights that Even as mask-wearing suicide bombs at check- beaches of Thailand to the deal with the virus crisis. Dhurba Shrestha, an air- are still operating or spe- health workers entered her points or infiltrating of- foothills of Mount Ever- The country, which last port official. Even if the cial charters if required. Sayidka camp in the capi- fices posing as employees. est, tourists across Asia year welcomed 39 million highways were open, the The country is under a tal, Mogadishu, to demon- Chances for infection also are finding their dream tourists, announced it closest road is three days nationwide curfew until at strate lathering up with exist along major roads in vacations have turned was closing its borders to trek downhill. least next week. soap and water, some au- Somalia where the group into travel nightmares as nearly all foreigners. Its Officials were working In Indonesia, more than thorities shuddered. Small operates a system of airlines cancel flights and national airline, Thai Air- on arrangements of spe- 2,500 foreign tourists were children mimicked the vi- forced taxation. countries close their bor- ways, said it was suspend- cial flights to at least get stranded in Bali, the most rus prevention measures, While al-Shabab lead- ders in the fight against ing almost all of its flights. tourists back to the capi- famous of the country’s happily covering their ers recently met to dis- the coronavirus pandemic. It’s a trend seen around tal, Kathmandu. more than 17,000 islands. mouths with their hands. cuss the coronavirus as a Thousands of tourists es- the region and the world. The German govern- The government has Somalia ranked 194th precaution, the group has caping cold weather in Eu- The Airports Council In- ment on Friday arranged granted all tourists au- of 195 countries in the been hostile to human- rope were scrambling this ternational Asia-Pacifica rescue flight — a Qatar tomatic visa extensions, Johns Hopkins Global itarian workers during week to find alternative said Friday that 12 major Airways charter — that a move made after long Health Security Index for past emergencies. Few ways to return home from hubs in Asia-Pacific had left the capital with 305 lines formed at immigra- 2019 and scored zero in people expect anything the Thai island of Phuket seen an average decrease people on board, mostly tion offices. several areas, including different now. in the Andaman Sea. in air traffic of more than German nationals. “This is good news that emergency preparedness, “Lessons from previous Ksenia Vostriakova and 80 percent in the second In Kathmandu’s tour- helped us a lot,” said Ru- emergency response, in- epidemics, including the her friends were scheduled week of March versus the ist enclave, visitors could ben Evert Ernst, a German fection control practices cholera outbreak in 2017, to fly back to Moscow on an same period last year. still be found wandering on vacation with his part- and health care access. tell us that it’s unlikely April 3 Singapore Airlines Up to 10,000 tourists are around empty streets. A ner whose visa had been The country lacks es- they will allow humani- flight, but it was among believed to be stranded in handful of restaurants and set to expire in a few days. sential equipment for the tarian partners access to those canceled when the Nepal after the govern- hotels were still open, but Visitors to Thailand ha- kind of intensive care that areas that are in need,” the airline slashed its opera- ment ordered a complete most shops were shuttered. ven’t been so lucky. Hun- COVID-19 patients, some- Somalia director for Action tions. They have booked lockdown that halted all Police were blocking lo- dreds of tourists seek- times gasping for breath, Against Hunger, Ahmed a flight on Qatar Airways flights and road travel to cals from moving around ing visa extensions were desperately need, Health Khalif, told the AP. But for April 6 and are hoping prevent the spread of the but not tourists. crowded Friday under a Minister Fawsia Abikar “they let people seek health nothing else changes. virus, the country’s tour- “We were supposed to row of awnings next to a told The Associated Press. care (elsewhere) when they “Now we’re really worried ism board said. Most busi- leave on March 21 but makeshift immigration of- Less than 20 beds in in- were overwhelmed by the that this flight also might nesses and government we are still in Nepal and fice that’s been set up on tensive care units are numbers, so we expect a be canceled,” Vostriako- offices were also shut. waiting for our embassy to the outskirts of Bangkok available. similar reaction.” va said, adding that their Spring is the tourist sea- help us arrange a flight,” after throngs formed at Somalia also has lacked From his office in Mog- Thai visas run out in mid- son for Nepal when thou- said New Lee Kuan, from the main building. There the capability to test for adishu where desks have April. “We might still stay sands of visitors come to Malaysia. wasn’t enough room for the the new virus, meaning been pushed apart for here because everything hike the mountain trails. The Indian Ocean island tourists to keep their dis- samples are sent abroad social distancing, Kha- changes.” At the Lukla Airport, the nation of Sri Lanka said tance and stay in the shade and results delayed for lif worries along several Thailand went under a only gateway to the Mount that it was ready to help so most were pressed up al- more than a week. Quar- lines. state of emergency this Everest region, there were an estimated 18,000 tour- most against one another. Iran defends virus response as Syria reports first death

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — minor symptoms, such have been boycotting Qa- Iran’s president on Sun- as fever and coughing, tar in a political dispute day lashed out at criticism and recover within a few since 2017, Doha said it of authorities’ lagging re- weeks. But the virus can could not fly the 31 onward sponse to the worst coro- cause severe illness and to the island kingdom. navirus outbreak in the death, especially in elderly “Bahraini officials have Middle East, saying the patients or those with un- said they will send a flight government has to weigh derlying health problems. for them at some unde- economic concerns as it It is highly contagious, fined point in the future,” takes measures to contain and can be spread by those the Qatari government the pandemic. showing no symptoms. said in a statement. Syria meanwhile re- In recent days, Iran has Bahrain said it planned ported the first fatality ordered the closure of non- a flight Sunday to pick from the virus in the war- essential businesses and up the stranded passen- torn country, which has banned travel between gers. The kingdom said five confirmed infections. cities. But those measures it had its own repatria- State news agency SANA came long after other tion flights scheduled for said a woman died upon countries in the region im- those still stuck in Iran reaching an emergency posed more sweeping lock- and warned Qatar that it room and tested positive downs. Many Iranians are “should stop interfering for the virus, without say- still flouting orders to stay with these flights.” ing where it happened. home in what could reflect In Egypt, at least 1,200 Syria has closed schools, widespread distrust of au- Sudanese are stranded restaurants and night- thorities. at the border after Sudan PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS clubs, and imposed a Iran has urged the inter- closed all its crossings, nighttime curfew last A member of the Iranian army walks past rows of beds at a temporary national community to lift according to Egyptian of- week aimed at prevent- 2,000-bed hospital for COVID-19 patients set up by the army at the inter- sanctions and is seeking ficials at one of the cross- ing the virus’ spread. Its national exhibition center in northern Tehran. a $5 billion loan from the ings. They spoke on condi- health care system has International Monetary tion of anonymity because been battered by nearly a Rouhani said authorities principle for us,” Rouhani powers. President Donald Fund. they were not authorized decade of civil war, leaving had to consider the effect said at a Cabinet meeting. Trump withdrew the U.S. Elsewhere in the region, to brief media. the country particularly of mass quarantine efforts “We must put these prin- from the agreement and Qatar reported its first Sudan, which is still reel- vulnerable. on Iran’s beleaguered econ- ciples together to reach a has imposed crippling death from the new coro- ing from the uprising that Libya, which has also omy, which is under heavy final decision.” sanctions on Iran that navirus late Saturday, toppled President Omar been mired in chaos since U.S. sanctions. It’s a dilem- “This is not the time to prevent it from selling oil saying the total number of al-Bashir last year, has six 2011, reported another ma playing out across the gather followers,” he add- on international markets. reported cases there was confirmed cases, including five cases, bringing its to- globe, as leaders struggle ed. “This is not a time for Iran has rejected U.S. of- at least 590. one fatality. It’s one of sev- tal to eight. The country is to strike a balance between political war.” fers of humanitarian aid. The tiny, energy-rich na- eral countries in the re- split by rival governments, restricting human contact Even before the pan- State TV on Sunday re- tion said it flew 31 Bah- gion where the health care each backed by an array of and keeping their econo- demic, Rouhani was under ported another 123 deaths, rainis stranded in Iran system has been degraded militias, that have been mies from crashing. fire for the unraveling of pushing Iran’s overall toll into Doha on a state-run by years of war and sanc- battling over the capital, “Health is a principle for the 2015 nuclear deal he to 2,640 amid 38,309 con- Qatar Airways flight. But tions. Authorities closed Tripoli, for nearly a year. us, but the production and concluded with the Unit- firmed cases. since Bahrain is one of the borders to prevent any Iran’s President Hassan security of society is also a ed States and other world Most people suffer only four Arab countries that further spread. B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MARCH 30, 2020 HEALTH Caution: Young people can get COVID-19 too

WASHINGTON (AP) — population means some ered. Italy reported that problems, “this is really Older people remain most countries face particular of the first nine people happening in people who at risk of dying as the new risk. Italy has the world’s younger than 40 who have less lung capaci- coronavirus continues second oldest population died of COVID-19, seven ty,” Perl said, because of its rampage around the after Japan. While death were confirmed to have diseases such as COPD globe, but they’re far from rates fluctuate wildly “grave pathologies” such — chronic obstructive the only ones vulnerable. early in an outbreak, It- as heart disease. pulmonary disease — or One of many mysteries: aly has reported more The more health prob- cystic fibrosis. Men seem to be faring than 80 percent of deaths lems, the worse they fare. Asthma also is on the worse than women. so far were among those Italy also reports about worry list. No one real- And as cases skyrocket 70 or older. half of people who died ly knows about the risk in the U.S. and Europe, But, “the idea that this with COVID-19 had three from very mild asthma, it’s becoming more clear is purely a disease that or more underlying condi- although even routine re- that how healthy you causes death in older peo- tions, while just 2 percent spiratory infections often were before the pandemic ple we need to be very, very of deaths were in people leave patients using their began plays a key role in careful with,” Dr. Mike with none. inhalers more often and how you fare regardless Ryan, the World Health Heart disease is a very they’ll need monitoring of how old you are. Organization’s emergen- broad term, but so far it with COVID-19, she said. The majority of peo- cies chief, warned. looks like those most at What about a prior bout ple who get COVID-19 As much as 10 percent PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS risk have significant car- of pneumonia? have mild or moderate to 15 percent of people diovascular diseases such Unless it was severe Medical personnel are silhouetted against the enough to put you on symptoms. But “major- under 50 have moderate back of a tent before the start of coronavirus as congestive heart fail- ity” doesn’t mean “all,” to severe infection, he ure or severely stiffened a ventilator, that alone testing in the parking lot outside of Raymond shouldn’t have caused and that raises an im- said Friday. James Stadium in Tampa, Fla. and clogged arteries, said portant question: Who Even if they survive, the Dr. Trish Perl, infectious any significant lingering should worry most that middle-aged can spend disease chief at UT South- damage, she said. they’ll be among the se- weeks in the hospital. In were ages 20 to 44. critical care had other western Medical Center. THE GENDER MYSTERY riously ill? While it will France, more than half of Then there’s the puz- chronic health problems. Any sort of infection Perhaps the gender be months before scien- the first 300 people ad- zle of children, who have And there, deaths were tends to make diabetes imbalance shouldn’t be tists have enough data to mitted to intensive care .made up a small fraction highest among people harder to control, but it’s a surprise: During pre- say for sure who is most units were under 60. of the world’s case counts who had heart disease, not clear why diabetics vious outbreaks of SARS at risk and why, prelimi- “Young people are not to date. But while most diabetes or chronic lung appear to be at particular and MERS — cousins to nary numbers from early invincible,” WHO’s Ma- appear only mildly ill, diseases before they got risk with COVID-19. in the journal Pediatrics COVID-19. COVID-19 — scientists cases around the world ria Van Kerkhove added, Risks in the less noticed men seemed more are starting to offer hints. saying more information researchers traced 2,100 Preexisting health healthy may have some- infected children in Chi- problems also can in- susceptible than women. NOT JUST THE OLD is needed about the dis- thing to do with how they This time around, WHO GET SICK ease in all age groups. na and noted one death, crease risk of infection, hold up if their immune a 14-year-old, and that such as people who have slightly more than half Senior citizens un- Italy reported that a systems overreact to the the COVID-19 deaths in nearly 6 percent were se- weak immune systems doubtedly are the hard- quarter of its cases so virus. Patients who die of- China were among men. est hit by COVID-19. far were among people riously ill. including from cancer ten seemed to have been Other parts of Asia saw In China, 80 percent of ages 19 to 50. In Spain, a THE RISKIEST treatment. improving after a week similar numbers. Then deaths were among peo- third are under age 44. In CONDITIONS Other countries now or so only to suddenly de- Europe, too, spotted what ple in their 60s or older, the U.S., the Centers for Put aside age: Under- are seeing how pre-pan- teriorate — experiencing Dr. Deborah Birx, the and that general trend is Disease Control and Pre- lying health plays a big demic health plays a role, organ-damaging inflam- White House coronavirus playing out elsewhere. vention’s first snapshot role. In China, 40 percent and more such threats mation. coordinator, labeled a con- The graying of the of cases found 29 percent of people who required are likely to be discov- As for preexisting lung cerning trend.

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