TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2020 Time to vote Salem Willows Swampscott to in Marblehead back in bloom get schooled By Thor Jourgensen By Anne Marie Tobin By David McLellan ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF MARBLEHEAD — Voters go to the polls today SALEM — For more than 100 years, Salem Wil- SWAMPSCOTT — Potential building sites have to decide contested Board of Selectmen and School lows has been a favorite seasonal destination for been narrowed down, and a timeline has been giv- Committee races, with the town clerk posting no- North Shore residents and tourists from all over en for submitting designs to the state, but on-site tice that some polling place locations have been seeking to have some old-fashioned family fun. building con gurations and potential budgets have changed. This weekend, a visit to the seaside park brought been largely left out of previous discussions on Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. with it most of the familiar sights and sounds the Swampscott’s school building project. With ve board seats in contention, incumbents park is known for — that is, if you could nd a Tuesday, June 16, from 7-8:30 p.m., the Swamp- Jackie Belf-Becker, Moses Grader, Judith R. Jacobi parking space. scott School Building Committee will hold a virtual and James E. Nye are all seeking reelection, with Simply put, the place was packed, from the beach- public forum with Lavallee Brensinger Architects, David Glen Depew and James R. Zisson on the bal- es to the bandstand, scores of people turned out, the rm designing the school, and Hill Internation- lot as well. hoping to put the COVID-19 pandemic on the back al Inc., which is managing the project on behalf of There are four candidates for two school committee burner, even if just for a day. the town. The meeting will cover conceptual design MARBLEHEAD, A3 WILLOWS, A3 SWAMPSCOTT, A5 Lynnway ea market shutting its doors By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN — The Lynnway Mart Indoor Mall & Flea Market is going out of business and will not reopen, said longtime owner Pat- rick McGrath. The  ea market has been closed for more than three months due to COVID-19 re- strictions, said McGrath. “After exhausting all reopening options and receiving a recommendation from the City of Lynn Board of Health to only offer curbside pickup for the foreseeable future, it was determined that opening at full capacity would not be possible anytime soon,” McGrath wrote in a notice to mar- ket vendors. “With the restrictions for occupancy and operation guidelines, we are forced to close the Lynnway Mart.” With about 200 vendors and more than three acres of rental space, the Lyn- nway Mart, located at 800-810 Lynnway, FIREWORKS ISSUE is among New England’s largest indoor malls. McGrath has owned the property for 13 years, but said the market has been around for more than three decades. He EXPLODES IN LYNN said it was a dif cult decision to close, but the COVID-19 guidelines would make it By Gayla Cawley the reworks have been traumatizing for Several Lynn coun- “virtually impossible” to reopen. ITEM STAFF their pets and young children. cilors have been “This is our busiest time of the year,” Others are concerned about potential placing lawn signs said McGrath. “We didn’t have any other LYNN — Although the exact statistics property damage and house res from the across the city that choice. We’ve tried to open up. They said aren’t clear, residents, city of cials and po- constant reworks in densely populated remind residents no, they said we could do curbside pick- lice agree that there’s been a “signi cant neighborhoods. reworks are ille- up. That (doesn’t) work in that type of increase” in reworks throughout the city “We’ve been under siege at night with gal and ask them to business. If we can’t open up 100 percent, this year. these reworks,” said Rodney Bernardin, respect their neigh- there’s no way we could open up.” Some residents say reworks, although who lives on Roseville Square. “They’re bors. One sign could McGrath said 200 vendors will be required illegal in Massachusetts, have become a shooting them off right over my house. be found at the to start moving their businesses off of the near-nightly occurrence in their neighbor- I come out of my house and it’s like the Bennett Street Play- hoods, and it has affected their quality of property next Monday. All vendors who Fourth of July.” ground on Monday life. have their addresses on le were noti ed Charles Self, 64, said West Neptune Street, afternoon in Lynn. Not only are residents losing sleep, but LYNNWAY, A6 several reported the explosive sounds from FIREWORKS, A6 ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Business Full steam ahead booming at for Peabody MarketStreet summer programs

By Anne Marie Tobin in Lynn eld ITEM STAFF PEABODY — Summer of cially begins next week, By Anne Marie Tobin and there is good news on the horizon for day campers ITEM STAFF in Peabody. LYNNFIELD — MarketStreet is The Recreation Department, Forests and Parks De- back in business. partment recently announced it’s full steam ahead for Many retailers across the state, in- many summer recreation programs, albeit with certain cluding many at MarketStreet, have COVID-19 modi cations. reopened their doors for the rst time “We are all so excited to be able to run our summer in more than three months since the program this year,” said Recreation Program Supervisor state-ordered shutdown of non-essen- Kierstin Merlino. “It is so important to get kids to stay tial businesses and services in March. active and engaged which we believe we can do while A statement posted on Market- Street’s website thanked the public PEABODY, A3 for “connecting with us virtually these past several weeks. “We are beyond excited to begin COVID-19 LOOK! Sports welcoming you back to enjoy Market- ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Three more Eighth-graders Classical’s Street Lynn eld,” the statement said, deaths reported graduate from Sequeira on to Customers enjoy a warm afternoon at MarketStreet after in Saugus. A3 OLA. A8 Central Conn. B1 LYNNFIELD, A5 many restaurants and retailers reopened.

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Thomas DiTomaso, 81 Loraine Murphy Philip S. Singleton, 81 1926-2020 1939-2020 LYNN — Thomas DiTomaso, Loraine (Dube) Murphy died Kathleen Adams and her hus- LYNNFIELD — Philip Stephen three Salem Four Ball Cham- aka DiThomas, age 81, a life- after a brief illness June 8, band Joseph Adams of Lynn, Singleton (Chummy) died on pionships over the course of long resident of Lynn, passed 2020. Loraine was the wife her daughter Maureen Mac- Saturday, June 6, 2020 at his his lengthy tenure. away after a lengthy illness of Richard E. Murphy Sr., with Donald of Tucson, Ariz.; and a home in Lynn eld at the age Each and every day Phil June 15, 2020. He was the whom she shared 60 years of son Richard E. Murphy Jr. and of 81. He was surrounded by read the box scores for every marriage. He predeceased her his life partner Bonnie R. Mc- his family, friends and loved game of whatever season was husband of Barbara (Cooper) in 2009. Bride-Martin of Marblehead. ones, listening to Irish music ongoing and would recite any DiTomaso. Born in 1926 in Lawrence, Loraine also leaves six grand- and resting comfortably. interesting statistics that he Prior to his retirement, he Loraine was a graduate of children, Jacqueline D. O’Don- He was born in 1939 at found throughout the course worked for the United States St. Jean Baptist High School, nell and her husband Steven Salem Hospital to Grace and of the day. Postal Service. Class of 1945. She also at- O’Donnell, Carleen Vann, Mat- Philip Singleton. Though he Perhaps the most enduring In addition to his wife, he is tended Lynn Hospital School thew R. Murphy, Kevin P. Mac- left us peacefully and quiet- quality that Phil was known survived by his son Joe DiTo- of Nursing. Loraine loved Donald, Timothy J. Murphy and ly, he lived his life with great for was his penchant for the maso of Haverhill; his daugh- craftwork and singing in the Elizabeth C. Murphy. She was passion and a deep devotion perfect one-line retort while ter Lisa O’Neill of Haverhill; choir at Sacred Heart Church also predeceased by her sister to those things he enjoyed. in a business meeting, on the and step son Marc Leavitt of in Lynn. Sewing for the fam- Jane Meadows of Florida and He was a loving husband to golf course, or at dinner with ily and knitting wool hats for her brother Joseph L. Dube. Nancy, his wife of 35 years; friends. It is notable that his Lynn; and three grandchil- preemies and for poor boxes Service information: Pri- a devoted father to his three last citation in a local newspa- dren, Devin, Lauren and Marc. were activities from which she vate graveside services will daughters Tara, Erin and Dan- per was described in the pa- He was the father of the late will be a celebration of life obtained great satisfaction. be held. GOODRICH Funeral ielle; and a erce protector of per as “Mr. Singleton replied Thomas DiTomaso. at a later date. GOODRICH She leaves her daughter Home, Lynn. his many pets. with a colorful, though un- Service information: There Funeral Home, Lynn. After graduating from St. printable response.” His dear John’s Prep Phil attended friend Mike Murphy once told Notre Dame University and Phil that his epithet should be served in the Army Reserves. “Phil said the things that oth- Nancy J. Leslie, 73 He also spent many hours ers just think.” Juan E. Castillo, 51 watching and attending sport- Phil is survived by his wife ing events, the most notable Nancy Margolin Singleton; PEABODY — Nancy J. (Thy- of which were in South Bend daughters Tara Singleton, berg) Leslie, age 73, beloved at his Alma Mater, Notre Danielle Singleton and her PEABODY — Juan E. “John- wife of recently deceased Dame. He graduated from No- ancé Drake Al eri, Erin Ray ny” Castillo, 51, passed away Richard Leslie, died peace- tre Dame in 1960, his favorite and her husband John Ray; Monday, June 8, 2020 in the fully on June 10, 2020 at her university in the world, and and Phil’s grandson John- Cambridge Hospital following home in Peabody. he was invited to become an john. Phil was predeceased a brief illness. Born in Lynn, she was the honorary member of the No- by his numerous pets. In lieu Born in the Dominican Re- daughter of the late Clarence tre Dame Monogram Club for of  owers the family asks that public, he was the son of Juan (Casey) and Shirley (Rea- his very generous support of you consider a donation to the N. and Deyanira (Reyes) Cas- gan) Thyberg. She grew up the ND Athletics Department, Ouimet Scholarship Fund or tillo of Peabody. He came to in Lynn and graduated from in general, and the basketball the North East Animal Shelter the United States as a young Lynn Classical High School in programs, in particular. Phil in Salem. child with his parents and set- 1964. She continued her edu- was a Celtics season ticket Service information: The tled in Peabody where he has cation at West eld State Col- holder for more than 30 years family will be holding a pri- since resided. lege and received her Bache- and also a lifelong fan of the vate service at MURPHY Johnny was employed for lor of Arts degree in teaching. Red Sox, Bruins and Patriots. Funeral Home in Salem. many years as an auto me- Mrs. Leslie went on to teach Known for his intelligence They also plan on having a chanic having worked for not only in Lynn, but also at and business savvy, Phil celebration of Phil’s life later Meineke Car Care in Salem St. Johns School in Peabody. was a pioneer in the eld of this summer when the COVID Leslie of Salem; and several and Lynn as well as the Range She enjoyed 56 years together adaptively reusing former mill restrictions are lifted. The Rover dealership in Peabody. and many trips, especially to nieces and nephews. She was buildings, factories, schools family knows that Phil would “Strokers,” an antique car club also the sister of the late John He was a very well-known and on the North Shore. He was a Bermuda, with her late hus- and churches for affordable prefer a good old Irish wake Thyberg of Lynn. with people eating, drinking accomplished guitarist and loving son, brother, nephew, band of 50 years Richard. She housing. Growing up on Gal- Service information: A lows Hill in Salem likely in- and sharing stories as op- musician on the North Shore cousin and friend who will be also supported many charities graveside service will be held spired him to develop many posed to a limited, socially for the last 30 years. A mem- missed by all that knew him. alongside him. She was de- on Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at projects in that area. During distanced group waving to ber of both Sneaky Pete and In addition to his parents, voted in her faith and was an St. Mary’s Cemetery, Lynn, to his extensive career, which each other from their cars. Playing with Fire, he started he is survived by two brothers, active parishioner of St. John continued until the day of The family looks forward to with the Sunday jam session Tony W. Castillo and Brian A. the Baptist Church in Peabody which relatives and friends his passing, Phil developed joining his friends and loved at the Blue Note Lounge in Castillo, both of Peabody; his where she had previously are kindly invited to attend. Lynn and attended jam ses- taught pre-kindergarten. She All are required to wear face more than 4,000 housing ones then. In the meantime, maternal grandmother, Estella units along the East coast of if you are so inclined please sions far and wide: Tequilas in Reyes of Peabody; many aunts will be remembered as a car- coverings and practice social Danvers, the Franco-American ing, generous person who was distancing as well. Memorial the country, saving dozens of raise a glass of Grey Goose and uncles including Dolores buildings from demolition and to the witty and brilliant man Club Beverly, was a regular at Gormley of Florida, Luis Reyes always willing to help others, donations may be made to Celley’s Pub & Grub in Lynn, and was a loving wife, mother, St. Jude Children’s Research creating affordable homes for that he was. For more infor- of Lynn and George Reyes of mation or online guestbook the VFW Post in Middleton, the sister, aunt and friend. Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, the residents. Salem, and his special friend, In his spare time Phil en- please call 978-744-0497 Brickyard Bar & Grille Lynn, She is survived by her sis- Memphis, TN 38105, or the Barbara Molinari of Peabody. joyed playing golf at Salem or visit www.murphyfuneral- the Buchanan Café in Lynn, ter Barbara Duffy of Beverly; Mass General Cancer Cen- Service information: His Country Club, having won home.com. and Bone Fish Harry’s in Lynn, funeral services will be pri- a son, Michael Leslie of Cel- ter, 102-104 Endicott St., among many others. Friends vate. Arrangements by the ebration, Fla.; a sister-in-law, Danvers, MA 01923. Please and fans alike will always miss CONWAY, CAHILL-BRODEUR Norene Donovan of Danvers; visit www.ccbfuneral.com for his heartfelt soaring guitar Funeral Home, 82 Lynn St., two brothers-in-law, Jack Les- online obituary or post con- work! Peabody. For online guest- lie of Peabody and Charles dolences. Thomas J. Donnelly, 75 An avid car enthusiast as book, please visit www.ccb- well, Johnny was a member of funeral.com. 1944-2020 PEABODY — Thomas J. Don- Mary Ann L. Atwood, 83 nelly, 75, of Peabody, passed 1937-2020 away Saturday evening at his residence, from complications John J. Blake Jr., 89 Mary Ann L. (Thompson) with congestive heart failure. Atwood, age 83, passed away Thomas was born on July peacefully on Monday, June 14, 1944, in Brighton, son LYNN — John J. “Jack” Blake 8, 2020 at Parkland Medical of the late Daniel J. Donnelly Jr., age 89, of Lynn, died Sun- Center, Derry, N.H. and Ann Elizabeth (Barker) day in the Bedford VA Hospital She was born on Feb. 21, Donnelly. He is survived by after a lengthy illness. 1937 in Staten Island, N.Y., his siblings, Anne E. Port and A lifelong Lynn resident, he and was the daughter of Lester her husband George, James was the son of the late John J. Thompson and Anna (Stucko) F. Donnelly and his wife Ca- and Ella E. (Kudera) Blake. He Thompson. She was the wife mille and Ellen Morel. He was was a graduate of St Mary’s of the late Stanley N. Atwood predeceased by his siblings, Boys High School, Class of and was a longtime resident Daniel J. Donnelly Jr., Stephen 1948, and received his bach- of Reading. She was a devoted M. Donnelly, Edmund F. Don- elor’s degree from Northeast- teacher for more than 30 years nelly, Mary B. Davison, Frances ern University. for the City of Lynn, where she P. Zand, Elizabeth L. Sim and Jack served in the United taught fourth, fth and sixth Kathleen P. Manz. son Confectionary Company, States Army during the Kore- grade until her retirement. He was raised by his older and the Boston University an Con ict. He had worked in Mary Ann married the love sister, Mary Davison, and grew bookstore. He was an avid human resources for Polaroid of her life Stanley in 1972 and bowler and was a longtime gorje and Rome. up surrounded by his nieces Corporation and Digital Cor- embraced his four children as and nephews, Patricia Follis member of the Moose Lodge Mary Ann is survived by her poration until his retirement. her family. They hosted mem- and her late husband Peter, in Malden and the Saugus/ sister, Ann Marie Thompson; In his younger years, he was orable Christmas Eve family Richard Donnelly and his wife Everett Elks. ley, Nicholas and Jonathan an altar boy at Sacred Heart gatherings for many years. uncle, Richard Thompson; Maureen, Bernadette Bertone Service information: Vis- Magnuson; his great-grand- Church in Lynn, and was in- She had a caring and gener- four step-children, Thomas and her husband Mike, Mary iting hours will be held on volved in the Boy Scouts, children, Kaylee, Shannon ous heart and was well known Atwood, Gary Atwood, Mar- Davison and her husband Wednesday, June 17 from attaining the rank of Eagle and Olivia Ashley, Nolan and for her witty sense of humor. sha Greenwood and Barbara Philip Bonner, with whom 5-8 p.m. at the CONWAY, Scout. He was a longtime Ella Pandolfo; as well as his She loved her Schnauzers: Bamberg; 15 grandchildren; Thomas lived with all his life, CAHILL-BRODEUR Funeral member of the Ancient Order dear friend, Diane Little; and Buttons, Sneakers, Woody, 25 great-grandchildren; and also the late Jackie Davison Home, 82 Lynn St., Peabody. of Hibernians, Division 10 several nieces and nephews. Mark and Simon. They were six great-great-grandchildren. and his wife Mary, and the late All attendees are required Lynn. Jack was an avid Can- He was predeceased by his her comfort and joy. Mary Ann In addition to her parents David J. Donnelly and his wife to wear face coverings and dlepin bowler for the Lynn children, Christopher, Peter, was a devoted Catholic and and husband, Mary Ann was Dorothy. He also leaves behind practice social distancing. City League, Polaroid Bowl- John and Kathleen Blake; was a very involved parishio- predeceased by her son-in- many nieces and nephews, Funeral services will be pri- ing League and many other his grandson, Craig Gentle- ner at St. Theresa’s Church. law, William Greenwood and great, and great-great nieces vate. For directions and on- leagues in the New England man; his son-in-law, Steven She enjoyed her travels with great-grandson, Patrick Stan- and nephews. line obituary, visit www.ccb- Timmons; and his sisters, area. He was also an avid run- the church to Lourdes, Medu- ley Fredrickson. Thomas worked H. A. John- funeral.com. ner, running twice in the Bos- Elizabeth Girard and Nancy ton Marathon; once in 1996 Harney. for the 100th anniversary of Service information: Ad- the marathon. He also ran hering to the guidelines of MASSACHUSETTS BRIEF many 5K and 10K road races. the Commonwealth of Mas- 781-593-7700 Jack was instrumental in de- sachusetts and the CDC, Budget: $65M revenue billion scal year 2021 cent of its overtime spend- Publishing Daily, except Sundays budget he submitted to ing — to efforts by the city USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 veloping a wellness program the services will be private. loss from pandemic; Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA at Polaroid in partnership with Arrangements by the SOLI- the City Council is slight- Public Health Commission and additional of ces. Northeastern University, where MINE Funeral Home, Lynn. In police funding cut ly lower than his initial and other agencies to ad- Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item he found his love for running. lieu of owers, donations may April proposal because it dress structural racism. Subscriptions BOSTON (AP) — Bos- accounts for roughly $65 Walsh on Friday de- Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States He is survived by his four be made to St. Mary’s of Lynn $30.00 for 4 weeks daughters, Paula Timmons, Building Foundation or Per- ton’s mayor revised his pro- million in lost revenue clared racism a public posed budget on Monday to $95.00 for 13 weeks Joanne Fusco, Maryann Gen- kins School for the Blind. Rel- from the coronavirus health crisis in the city $185.00 for 26 weeks tleman and her hus- atives and friends take into account revenue pandemic. It represents a and outlined a range of $340.00 for 1 year band Jack, and Jac- are encouraged to losses from the ongoing $119 million, or roughly steps the city would be Send payment to and POSTMASTER, queline Blake Oteri leave a message of coronavirus pandemic as 3.4 percent, increase over taking to address it. send address changes to: well as his plans to trim The Daily Item and her husband condolence at www. the current budget year, 110 Munroe St. Steve; his wife for solimine.com. the police budget in the which ends June 30. P.O. Box 5 many years, Marjorie wake of nationwide pro- The spending plan also ITEM CLASSIFIEDS Lynn, MA 01903 (Nolan) Blake; his grandchil- tests against police killings includes his proposal to GET RESULTS! dren, Laura Pandolfo and her of black Americans. reallocate $12 million from Call Customer Service husband William, David Ash- Democratic Mayor the police department bud- to place an ad 781-593-7700, ext. 2 Marty Walsh said the $3.6 get — or roughly 20 per- TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3

OBITUARIES Three more COVID deaths in Saugus Anne T. Dorr, 79 By David McLellan toll remaining at 95. How- month ago, when the city ing recovered — and 153 1941-2020 ITEM STAFF ever, 20 new cases were was seeing 20 or more new deaths as of Friday, and reported, bringing the to- cases con rmed each day. Swampscott reported 127 SALISBURY — Anne Theresa New COVID-19 deaths tal to 3,576. Lynn eld numbers re- (Pillsbury) Dorr, 79, of Salis- in Saugus, and new con- cases and eight deaths as Revere reported 11 new mained the same Mon- of last Wednesday. bury, passed away after a brief rmed cases in Lynn and cases Monday, bring- day, with 96 cases and 11 Elsewhere, in Salem, illness in the presence of fam- Revere, were reported ing its total caseload to deaths; the same was true ily on June 11, 2020 at Mas- Monday. 3,182, with 1,422 having for Nahant, with 42 cases the city reported 619 to- sachusetts General Hospital Saugus’ update showed recovered. The number and six deaths. tal cases Monday, and of in Boston. three additional deaths of deaths in Revere re- Numbers in Marblehead, those only 142 are con- She was born on May 1, from the virus since last mained the same, at 78. Peabody and Swamp- sidered active. Salem has 1941 in Lynn, the daughter of Wednesday, bringing the According to the of ce of scott were not updated by seen 30 deaths during the the late Herbert and Florence total to 34. Con rmed cas- Revere Mayor Brian Ar- press time. Marblehead COVID-19 pandemic. (Gagnon) Pillsbury. She is sur- es in Saugus also rose by rigo, the city’s seven-day reported 225 cases and 30 vived by seven children, Kristin nine, to 554. average for new cases is deaths as of Wednesday, David McLellan can be Edwards, husband Douglas In Lynn, no new deaths now 5.6 per day, down sig- Peabody reported 1,032 reached at dmclellan@ and children Jeffrey, Devon, were reported, with the ni cantly from just over a cases — with 637 hav- itemlive.com. and Connor of Milford; Doug- las Dorr, wife Diane and chil- dren Christopher and Thomas of Land O’Lakes, Fla.; Karin Parker, husband Daniel and with her many friends, doing children Brandon, Austin and puzzles and visiting the ocean. Hailey of Amesbury; Colonel In lieu of owers, donations (R) Kirk Dorr, wife Stephanie may be made to the Mass and son Kaelan of Kansas General Hospital Cancer Cen- City, Mo.; Erik Dorr and wife ter (https://giving.massgen- Heather of Scottsdale, Ariz.; eral.org/cancer/donate). Bill Dorr, wife Beth and step- Service information: A pri- children Lindsey and Avery of vate family service will be Wells, Maine; Gretchen Dorr, held at St. Joseph’s Ceme- husband Sean O’Connor and tery in Lynn. Arrangements children Aidan and Olivia of entrusted to SOLIMINE Fu- Boston. neral Homes. To leave a con- Anne attended Lynn Clas- dolence for the family please sical High School and the visit www.Solimine.com. University of Connecticut. She loved spending time with fam- ily, especially activities with grandchildren, going out to eat Full steam ahead for summer programs

PEABODY (PYTV) is undecided for From A1 the time being. “The good thing is we are being mindful of the need able to offer our biggest for social distancing.” programs with Brooksby Merlino said a key com- and the two Tanner play- ponent in putting the pro- ground programs,” she gram together this year said. has been the cooperation Adult programs that of other city departments. survived the COVID-19 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK “This has been a real cut include Gardening in team effort with the Newhall Park Herb Gar- People line up at the Clam Shack at Salem Willows Park. Health Department, the den, golf lessons, Reiki schools and nearly every and Total Body Condition- city department that has ing with Holly Smith. Salem Willows is back in bloom come together to make While some programs sure our programs are are sold out, Merlino advi- as safe as possible,” said sors residents to register WILLOWS seller is fried clams, but hour before on social media Callahan said the couple Merlino. “We all under- so they can put on a wait From A1 “we sell a lot of lobster and it was unbelievable. normally makes eight to stand the need to do all list as she feels there will rolls, all are made to or- Since then, we’ve all real- 10 visits every season and that we can to minimize be dropouts. But for the presence of der. We price them so ev- ized the importance this will do so again this year. the risk of COVID-19 to “Registration is up and face masks, you’d have erybody can have a lobster place has in people’s lives.” Salem Lowe opened on our kids and counselors.” open although many are been hard pressed to think roll as opposed to pricing Hobbs said his best sell- May 11. Owner David Yee Programs will start already sold out, but I feel that this was any different it so high that people say, er this season is the 4.5 said his best sellers are as early as July 6. They this is a very  uid regis- from any other year. ‘Oh my God, we can’t af- gallon bag of popcorn, the chop suey and tender will be limited to 10 chil- tration process this year While the arcades have ford it.’ People love them.” equivalent to the ve large sandwiches and that, “but dren per class who will and year, and there will be not yet been allowed to Over at Hobbs, custom- boxes. every day is different.” go through a daily well- movement as some people reopen, Restaurant Row ers lined up for ice cream “Big giant bags of pop- Salem resident Brenda ness check before being drop out because of safety looked as it normally does and popcorn. Co-owner corn, that’s our big sta- Thomann was making her allowed to participate. All concerns,” Merlino said. in June, with people lined Charlie Hobbs, who along ple product since 1978 or rst visit of the season, activities will keep kids “Many people on the wait- up at the windows at The with sister Priscilla are so,” Hobbs said. “They’re bringing home Lowe take- socially distant and face list will likely get in.” Clam Shack, E. W. Hobbs the fourth generation of great for parties, gradua- out. masks will be worn by A statement on the de- Ice Cream. Peppy’s Pizze- Hobbs to own and man- tions, birthdays and net- “Absolutely, I spent so all staff and participants. partment’s website states ria, Salem Lowe and oth- age the establishment,  ix, which so many peo- much time here as a kid, that the department is in- Staff and participants ers. said this year has been ple have been watching. and it’s a really nice place creasing its cleaning prac- will be assigned their own Clam Shack owner An- “one of the more heavily Everyone wants popcorn to stop for food during the tices and PPE availability. spot a minimum of six feet gelo Meimeteas said he traf cked years, especially with net ix.” season, but I don’t know Merlino said that the away from other partici- opened on schedule be- weekends. Marlene Callahan and what the future will be like department has hired pants where they may go fore the Memorial Day additional staff members “The Willows has actual- husband Daniel — Pea- for the arcade,” she said. throughout the day if they weekend, initially offering ly been pretty well utilized body residents for 47 While happy to be open, need to remove their face as programs have had to be divided into smaller only curbside takeout. He from the very beginning of years — opted for Hobbs Hobbs is also worried masks. began offering outside sit- the pandemic, people have ice cream on their rst vis- about the arcades. While there will be no groups, but that program costs will remain un- down dining last week. used it as a place to escape. it of the season. “My heart goes out to eld trips and most in- “In the beginning, we had Now the days are a little “I’ve been coming here my friends, the Campbells door activities have been changed Merlino advises people to do curbside but the city more relaxing obviously.” all my life,” said Marlene, (Ruth and Tony) down the canceled, the department gave us a couple of spots to Hobbs said he opened a Salem native. “When street here, they own the was able to save its most to check the department website, https://peabody- do that,” he said. “People the rst Saturday of April they ask why, I tell them arcade, the midway, the popular programs — the want to come out for good and was shocked at the that, back then, there casino down there and Brooksby Adventure pro- ma.myrec.com/, for up- dates and additional in- food. We’ve been doing level of interest. were no malls so everyone all the arcades. Nobody is gram and the Tanner and takeout all along. We’re off “The rst weekend, we just went to the Willows sure what phase they are Tanner Teen Playground formation and that the best way to get questions a bit, but we’re okay.” were really overwhelmed,” for skeeball, the arcades and if they can reopen,” programs. Meimeteas said his best he said. “We announced one and the food.” Hobbs said. Other programs to be of- answered is to subscribe fered include All-Around to “Tell Me Tuesdays” Athletics, youth tennis email service. camps, eld hockey clin- “While this summer will be run differently It’s time to vote in Marblehead ics, girls basketball clin- than a traditional sum- ics, Summer Jr. Golf Club mer season, our goal is and golf clinics and track MARBLEHEAD rectional signs posted. the polling location. the planning board. Rec- to provide a fun, social, and eld. From A1 The Precinct 6 polling All early ballots must reation and Park Com- and skill-building expe- The Peabody Rec and location has not changed. be returned to the town missioners Linda A. Rice rience for each child that Peabody Institute Library seats: current members Precinct 6 voters will cast clerk’s of ce at Abbot Hall Collins, Matthew C. Mar- improves their con dence co-sponsored Family Sarah Jane Gold and their ballots at the Mar- by 8 p.m. Tuesday. Ballots tin, Derek Y. Norcross, and instills a passion for Walks at Tillies Farm is Jennifer A. Schaeffner, as blehead Community Cen- can be deposited in the Charles Edward Osborne an active lifestyle,” the also being offered. well as Pond Street resi- ter, 10 Humphrey St. red mailbox outside Abbot Jr. and Gerald P. Tucker statement said. Some of the programs dent Emily L. Barron and Voters are strongly en- Hall. Jr. are seeking reelection. “More than ever, the the department is unable West Shore Drive resident couraged to wear a face Eurim Chun is running Thomas P. Carroll is seek- safety and well-being of Catherine R. Martin. covering or mask when for a two-year unexpired ing reelection to the water to offer this summer in- our participants and staff In a post on the town inside a polling location. Abbot Library trustee and sewer commission, and clude the Symphony Park will be our top priority. website, the clerk’s of ce Election workers will also term. Trustees Gary J. Am- write-in votes could ll a Basketball League, Little The Peabody Recreation stated that polling loca- be wearing face coverings berik Jr. and Ann M. Mc- second commission seat as Sluggers baseball, fenc- team will strive to make ing,  ag football, softball, tions have changed to pro- and gloves. Greevy are seeking reelec- well as a vacant cemetery the best decisions based vide more space to allow All surfaces will be tion to three-year terms. Nature Nuts elementa- on the unique conditions commission seat. ry school program, Park safe distancing for voters. cleaned and sanitized af- Municipal Light Com- For questions call the and guidelines provided For voters who live in ter each person has n- missioner Michael A. Tu- Parties,Tiny Tanners by state and local reg- town clerk’s of ce at 781- Playground, the Summer Precincts 1 and 2, the ished voting. multy and Pitman Road 631-0528. ulating authorities and polling place is the Vil- Signs and  oor mark- resident Lisa Wolf are Soccer club, Leadership we will share those plans in Training and Thad lage School Gymnasium, ings will be installed en- contending for a commis- with all of you as they are 93 Village St. Voters must couraging face coverings, sion seat. LAW OFFICES OF Broughton’s Peabody Bas- developed.” ketball School. enter through the main directing traf c  ow in- Uncontested candidates JAMES J. CARRIGAN Merlino said the fate Anne Marie Tobin can be entrance of the school on side the building and also on the ballot include Town • Social Security Disability of the popular Peabody reached at atobin@item- Village Street and follow reminding voters to social Moderator Gary Spiess; • Workers Compensation Youth Television program live.com. the signs to the gym. distance. Assessor John P. Kelley; • Accidents For voters who live in Hand sanitizer will be Board of Health member 25 years located across Precincts 3, 4, and 5, the available for voters to use. Todd Belf-Becker; Hous- from Lynn District Court polling place is the High Pens will be provided to ing Authority board mem- 15 Johnson St. School eldhouse, 2 Hum- all voters when they are ber Joan D. Cutler. 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 phrey St. issued ballots, and voters Rossana Ferrante and ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN to start your To vote, enter the eld are asked to take the pens Robert J. Schaeffner are LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL daily subscription. house door and follow di- with them as they leave running for reelection to www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2020 OPINION VOICES OF PROTEST HOW TO REACH US E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS SOFIA BIKOS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg As somebody who has comments because I would Swampscott officer and Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ lived in Swampscott my also hangout in the MET- told not to mention what Gordon R. Hall Advertising Director News Editor entire life, I feel that I CO office with my friends happened. 110 Munroe St. W J. K Monica Connell Healey TŸ  J ¢£ have to speak out during during lunch here or there As a community the first P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan this crucial time, on how or during a study period. step in ending this issue Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman our town and community Many teachers also is recognizing it and call- Customer Service can self reflect and im- wrongly assumed that ing it out. We cannot avoid Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS prove. most black students were these conversations just Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 I would like to start off a part of the METCO pro- because they are “diffi- All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 by saying that I am very gram. I can recall being cult.” 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 thankful to the people in class one day during a Everyone needs to be Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 who organized and partic- snowstorm and the teach- held accountable for their Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 ipated in the protest and er telling an African Amer- actions in order to fix Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 it was a great step in the ican student they better this. As someone who just Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 right direction to help rec- go catch the METCO bus graduated college and is Subscriptions [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 ognize and defeat police because it is leaving ear- planning on becoming a brutality and racial injus- ly due to the weather, high school history teach- Circulation tice. and that student lived in er, these are some of the [email protected] However, I couldn’t help Swampscott and was not reasons I was inspired to Ext. 3 but think of all the rac- part of the program. choose this profession. Newsroom ism and prejudice I have I have also overheard I want to use any plat- [email protected] seen in our communi- teachers talking to each form I have or may have [email protected] ty and even within our other about how MET- in the future, to speak up Ext. 4 school system. I graduated CO students hide out in and educate all that I can EDITORIAL Swampscott High School the METCO office to get Sports and I urge our communi- [email protected] in 2016 and throughout out of doing school work ty to do the same! These my four years I witnessed and the staff is protecting same students that are Ext. 5 students of color being them, which is not true. I treated unfairly, wake up Retail and Online treated unfairly, especially have also personally ex- early in the morning and Advertising Don’t bungle [email protected] the METCO students. perienced my friends be- take an hour long bus ride Many of these students ing called ”ghetto” by a to school everyday, some- ADVERTISING were stereotyped and put Swampscott parent sim- thing that we all take for Ernie Carpenter Jr. into CP2 classes, not be- ply because they were granted. These students Director of Advertising America’s cause of their inability to black and in the METCO have to stay here, some- and Business Development, ext. 1355 learn the material, but program. times until 9 o’clock at [email protected] because the school did not One of my friends that night, if they want to par- Ralph Mitchell take the time to bridge the was in the group she was Sales Representative, ext. 1313 ticipate in sports or extra- [email protected] gap of students coming referring to happened to curricular activities, then longest war Eric Rondeau into the high school, who be our class president, a have to go home, do all did not come straight from straight-A student, a track Sales Representative, ext. 1280 their homework and do it [email protected] Editorial from the Bloomberg Opinion editorial board the Swampscott Middle star and Powderpuff cap- all again the next day. school. tain, and a truly remark- Although I am not proud Patricia Whalen America’s war in Afghanistan has dragged on too able young woman. Sales Representative, ext. 1310 Students of color were to say this, I lived two min- [email protected] long. But the U.S. domestic political calendar shouldn’t also sometimes dispro- That parent was not rep- utes away from the school BUSINESS OFFICE dictate when to end it. portionately suspended rimanded for yelling and and was still late every- Under the peace agreement signed with the Tali- and over reprimanded screaming and making a day, I took getting a qual- Susan J. Conti ban in February, the U.S. promised to withdraw all for the same things that scene, because they had a ity education for granted, Controller, ext. 1288 its troops within 14 months if the Taliban adhered to [email protected] white students did. Fur- law enforcement connec- without having to leave its pledge to cut all ties to al-Qaida. Yet the Pentagon thermore, I can remem- tion within the school that my own town or even my Ted Grant is reportedly drafting plans that could bring the last Publisher, ext. 1234 ber countless instances told us all we couldn’t ever neighborhood! 8,600 U.S. troops home before November’s election. where I was made fun of mention it or bring it up. [email protected] Judging by recent tweets, that seems likely to be Pres- or mocked for having so When my mother came Swampscott resident So- Marian Kinney ident Donald Trump’s preference. many friends that hap- down to the school, she fia Bikos graduated this ext. 1212 [email protected] Even if an expedited withdrawal doesn’t happen, pened to be in the METCO was also called ghetto by year from Salem State floating the idea could prove damaging. The Taliban and program. the same parent for de- University with a degree Will Kraft the Afghan government are edging closer to their first Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 Other students, (some of fending my friends and in history and a minor in [email protected] direct talks. Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and his which even attended the I. My mother was also education. She wants to rival Abdullah Abdullah have struck a power-sharing protest) would make rude personally called by a teach high school history. Paula Villacreses agreement; Abdullah now heads peace efforts. A reduc- A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 tion in violence for the Eid holiday held for more than a [email protected] week. A logjam over prisoner exchanges may be easing. ROXI GREEN-IYAWE KAYDEN EVERETT-GREENE Mike Shanahan A U.S. dash for the exit could stall this progress. It Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 would deny the U.S. leverage — even as evidence sug- [email protected] I see hashtags gests the Taliban has maintained its links to al-Qaida. and profile pics Carolina Trujillo The Taliban would have reason to drag out intra-Af- I Can’t Breathe Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 ghan talks, then seek to defeat government forces saying black [email protected] on the battlefield once theAmericans leave. Trump’s I can’t breathe, hand me loose lives matter, but this is nothing Jim Wilson promise that the U.S. would “strike with a thunder like I can’t breathe, release the noose Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 never before” if that happened isn’t credible. I can’t breathe, why are you choking me new [email protected] I respect your The departure of U.S. troops might not open the gates Why are you sucking the life from my very soul CIRCULATION of Kabul to the Taliban, but without a viable peace pro- My skin CANNOT hurt you, Your skin IS NOT better than mine support but I just Lisa Mahmoud cess it would be the prelude to more years of bloodshed Just the sight of you gives me pause feel like us getting justice is Manager, ext. 1239 and stalemate. Afghan forces still depend on the U.S. I am a child of God above, He created me in His love [email protected] long overdue for air support and funding; foreign contributions ac- It’s your problem if you don’t agree, Your hate is your REAL enemy In fact, this has CUSTOMER SERVICE count for about 90 percent of their budget. It’s unlike- I can’t breathe, STAND BACK and let me be been going on ly the U.S. would keep spending at the current level, My people have been telling you this for years La’ Mosha Ball years Customer Service, ext. 1276 or that foreign military contractors performing other Can’t you see the pain behind our tears crucial tasks would stay in Afghanistan, if U.S. troops Children are [email protected] I can’t breathe, you’re suffocating me weren’t there. And a chaotic scramble for power would dying, their GRAPHICS jeopardize already fragile aid and commercial projects. I’m here to tell you, the victory you WILL NOT win mother’s are As we always have, we will stand back up Trevor Andreozzi After nearly two decades of war, politics shouldn’t shedding tears Designer dictate a decision as important as this. The U.S. should You will HAVE to stand to face what you have done Walking down [email protected] I will stand straight to you, I will look you in the face abide by the terms of its deal with the Taliban. If the the street Ned Connors insurgents want U.S. troops to leave sooner, they can You will take your knee, your foot off my neck shouldn’t have to Designer, ext. 1222 fully disavow al-Qaida and accelerate the peace talks. You will face the consequences of your actions be one of my [email protected] THIS IS IT! This STOPS right here At the same time, the U.S. should continue to engage fears Mark Sutherland diplomatically with both sides and with regional powers We with our beautiful brown skin will come out strong Thinking I might Creative Director, ext. 1330 to nudge those negotiations forward. It should work to We WILL NOT run away from this plight get shot and [email protected] maintain the flow of foreign aid to the Afghan government With truth and strength on our side killed because of NEWSROOM and civil society groups, and make clear that any Taliban NO MORE, I CAN’T BREATHE the way my skin attempt to seize power by force will threaten that funding. Mike Alongi With this we will NO LONGER ABIDE appears Sports Editor, ext. 1228 Achieving anything like success in Afghanistan by Trying to find [email protected] next spring will be a herculean task. The U.S. shouldn’t ways to say my Bill Brotherton make it even harder. That’s the least it owes its Afghan Lifelong Lynn resident Roxi Green-Iyawe and her husband, skin isn’t a threat Features Editor ext. 1338 partners, and the thousands of Americans who have Dickson, are the parents of three children, Joshua, Onaje and But no one wants [email protected] fallen on the Afghan battlefield. Zinara, and two grandsons. She is on the Zion Baptist Church to listen till it’s Elyse Carmosino clergy team. posted Reporter, ext. 1264 on the internet [email protected] It’s sad to say Gayla Cawley racism is still Reporter, ext. 1236 around [email protected] Cops putting Cheryl Charles innocent black News Editor, ext. 1278 men into the [email protected] ground Olivia Falcigno So until there is Photographer, ext.1224 [email protected] change i will not rest Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 Until there is [email protected] change I will continue to Thor Jourgensen Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 protest [email protected] Cause it doesn’t Daniel Kane matter what Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 color my face is [email protected] That does not Steve Krause determine where Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 my place is [email protected] So until then I’m David McLellan gonna say it loud Reporter, ext. 1317 I’M BLACK AND [email protected] I’M PROUD Anne Marie Tobin Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Kayden Ever- [email protected] ett-Greene attends Ryan York eighth grade at the Copy Editor, ext. 1220 Lynn Vocational [email protected] Technical Institute TECHNOLOGY Discovery Acade- my. 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All address information, particu- 7:19 p.m. Thursday at 16 Staf- The motorcycle operator was larly arrests, reflect police records. In ford Road. A caller reported taken to Lahey Burlington with the event of a perceived inaccuracy, kids were in the woods behind minor injuries. it is the sole responsibility of the con- the house. Police reported the A car vs. motorcycle crash kids were playing paintball and was reported at 4:39 p.m. cerned party to contact the relevant were done for the night. Saturday at 35 Tremont St. and police department and have the de- A caller reported a neighbor 84 Wallis St. The motorcycle partment issue a notice of correction had posted a libelous sign operator was taken to Salem to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- at 12:03 p.m. Saturday at 4 Hospital. ifications will not be made without Locksley Road. A motor vehicle crash with express notice of change from the A report of a disturbance/ injuries was reported at 1:07 arresting police department. gang at 10:39 p.m. Saturday p.m. Sunday at 89 Birch St. at Jordan Park at on Wilde- A car reportedly drove into a wood Drive. A caller reported garage. The building had signif- LYNN kids were making noise at the icant damage. The driver was park. An officer sent a few local not taken to the hospital. Arrests youths on their way. Gonzalo De Leon De Leon, Complaints Theft 23, of 126 Hamilton St., was A report of a neighborhood arrested and charged with A caller reported someone dispute at 7:11 p.m. Saturday possession of an alcoholic attempted to cash a forged at 5 Elizabeth Lane. A caller beverage and drinking in pub- check at 1:43 p.m. Friday at reported a neighbor threw a lic at 7:26 p.m. Sunday. East Boston Savings Bank at dead bird onto his property. Otto Lopez Solis, 21, of 9 24 S Broadway. Police reported there were no Ainsworth Place, was arrested issues at this time. and charged with possession MARBLEHEAD A report of gunshots at 8:15 of an alcoholic beverage, alco- p.m. Saturday at 91 Lynn St. hol from an open container in Complaints and 2 County St. Police report- a motor vehicle and drinking in ed there was nothing showing public at 7:20 p.m. Sunday. A caller reported a man in a and the sound was probably ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Anibal Perez-Juarez, 32, of red Mustang was yelling vulgar- related to fireworks. 22 Harwood St., was arrested Servers take orders for a packed crowd on the outside patio at Yard ities at her 12-year-old daugh- A report of a disturbance House in MarketStreet Sunday afternoon in Lynnfield. and charged with possession ter and her daughter’s female at 10:45 p.m. Saturday at 5 of an alcoholic beverage and friend while they were sitting Dartmouth St. A caller report- drinking in public at 7:22 p.m. on the bench and eating ice- ed someone had threatened Sunday. cream at 6:45 p.m. Sunday on another person with a firearm Business is booming at Wyman Road. The caller, who when a party was breaking Accidents reported the incident at 8:10 up. Police reported two people A report of a motor vehicle p.m., said the man had not had a verbal argument prior to MarketStreet in Lynnfield their arrival. hit and run crash at 1:51 p.m. exposed himself, but the girls Sunday at Broadway and Pen- were startled by the things he LYNNFIELD (separated by the social Directly across from Yard was saying to them. Theft dexter Street; at 10:17 p.m. From A1 distancing six-foot man- House, Mexican restaurant Sunday at 116 Boston St. A caller reported she was date for outdoor dining) Temazcal, was also filled to outside speaking with her A report of a larceny at 1:18 A report of a motor vehicle p.m. Sunday at 9 Littles Lane. which went on to caution that stretched all the way capacity both nights. crash at 11:52 p.m. Sunday at mother when her “neighbor that many businesses down the sidewalk to the A hot spot was in the just started videotaping” her A caller reported her stroller, 74 Western Ave. valued at $100, was stolen. are operating in limited back of the building. corner area where Panera without her consent at 9:15 capacities with modified At the dinner-time Bread, Otto Pizza, Oboloco p.m. Sunday on Washington Assaults Vandalism hours in some cases. crunch Saturday night, ev- and Starbucks are located Street. She said she found the The warning didn’t dis- ery one of those additional with diners spilling onto A report of an assault and incident odd. Police reported it A report of vandalism at suade anxious shoppers, tables and the six tables the common area. With battery at 5:26 p.m. Sunday was a civil matter and advised 4:22 p.m. Friday at 10 Eliza- who lined up in droves normally in place in the diners able to remove their at Pine Grove Cemetery at 145 both parties of their rights. beth Lane. Vandalism to a tree over the weekend, some- front of the building were face coverings upon being Boston St. A report of a possible prowl- was reported. times waiting for 20 to 30 filled nearly to capacity. seated, it wouldn’t be a fair er at 2:53 a.m. Monday on A report of motor vehicle minutes before being al- Scotino said she is grate- stretch for a passerby to Complaints Pinecliff Drive. A caller report- vandalism at 7:20 p.m. Sun- lowed inside the building ful to MarketStreet man- forget about the fact that ed her neighbor has a prowler day at Envious Eye at 107 A report of an injured cop at to shop at places like Pot- agement for giving anyone the nation is in the middle in her yard. The man reportedly Lynn St. tery Barn, Athleta, Wil- who needed it extra space of a pandemic, even if just 3:08 p.m. Sunday at Pleasant got into a car and left the area. A report of vandalism at liams Sonoma, The Nike to expand their outdoor for a split second. and Wheeler streets. Police reported the car was 11:45 p.m. Sunday at 183 Store, J. Jill Lululemon dining sections. Another sign that there stopped on Smith Street and Lynnfield St. A caller reported Athletica and The Gap. “MarketStreet gave us is light at the end of the Theft identified the driver as a food a mailbox was struck by a mo- Lines also formed at the all extended patio space, COVID-19 tunnel could delivery person. The caller later tor vehicle. Police reported the AT&T and Verizon stores. then it was up to figure be seen at the Apple Store, A report of a larceny at 2:38 said her neighbor verified the mailbox belonged to a vacant Chase Bank is now offer- out the best way to set which had boarded up all p.m. Sunday at Pleasant and man’s identity as well. Wheeler streets. house and there was no van- ing in-store banking. it up,” she said. “We still of its windows after the dalism. Restaurants also took have to comply with reg- City of Boston experi- Vandalism PEABODY advantage of the Phase 2 ulations, like when using enced looting and proper- SWAMPSCOTT relaxed rules to provide the bathroom to have one ty damage following pro- A report of motor vehicle Arrest outdoor, sit-down dining to in and one out with masks, tests about the death of vandalism at 9:53 p.m. Sun- their patrons. By Sunday, John A. Doucette, 56, of 3 Accidents but overall, this weekend George Floyd, a Minneap- day at 22 Harwood St. long lines of hungry din- Davis Terrace, was arrested on has been an eye-opening olis man killed by a police A report of a motor vehicle ers were still spotted out- a warrant at 7:15 p.m. Thurs- experience for us. We just man after allegedly being crash at 2 a.m. Sunday at side many establishments. LYNNFIELD day. want to do our best to give stopped regarding a $20 Puritan Road and Woodbine Wahlburgers opened for our diners a positive expe- counterfeit bill. Avenue. Accidents Accidents outdoor dining Saturday. rience, and so far we are The boarding was re- A report of a motor vehicle “It went great,” said Gen- hearing we are. moved last week. A report of a motor vehicle A report of a motor vehicle hit and run crash at 1:02 p.m. eral Manager Laura Sco- “I have to credit Market- Lululemon, which also hit and run crash at 12:51 p.m. crash at 9:12 a.m. Friday at 2 Sunday at Atlantic Avenue and tino. “We had a great re- Street for making it pos- had erected protective Sunday at 998 Summer St. A Andover St. and 91 Endicott Humphrey Street. sponse from everyone and sible and I have so much boarding, recently removed woman said a red Toyota Corol- St.; at 12:53 p.m. Friday at today (Sunday) has also thanks for allowing us to most of its boarding except la hit her when she was riding 103 Washington St.; at 12:59 Complaints gone really well. Everybody have an extended patio for that portion facing the her bike and left the scene. She p.m. Friday at Brooksby Village A report of suspicious activi- is so happy to be coming area. We’re not done yet as main thoroughfare. had minor injuries, but declined at 100 Brooksby Village Drive; back out to eat. I’m hear- we still want to add things While wait lines were medical attention. ty at 12:51 p.m. Sunday at 16 at 2:33 p.m. Friday at 112 Farragut Road; at 1:29 p.m. ing people saying they are like flowers to make it the rule rather than the thankful we are doing it pretty and help our guests exception, one Lynnfield Assaults Tremont St. and 2 Driscoll St.; Sunday at Fish House at 431 at 7:12 a.m. Saturday at City Humphrey St. right. We feel that as long feel comfortable coming woman wishing to re- A report of an assault at 7 Hall at 24 Lowell St.; at 1:16 as we treat people well and out to dine with us. main anonymous, said her p.m. Saturday on Hard Road. p.m. Saturday at Atlantic Am- Vandalism give them good food, they Yard House, which also shopping experience was A caller reported a fight was bulance at 90 Foster St.; at will continue to support us.” offers outdoor seating on a pleasant. taking place in front of a res- 4:05 p.m. Sunday on Route A report of vandalism at The restaurant expand- regular basis, expanded its “I was able to walk right idence. 128 North at Exit 26. 4:07 p.m. Sunday at 55 Lewis ed its existing outdoor outdoor footprint onto the in without any delays and A report of a motor vehicle Road. seating section of six ta- sidewalk, adding several get the things I wanted,” Complaints crash with injuries at 4:55 p.m. A report of motor vehicle bles, with the addition tables to better accommo- she said. “I think you just Friday at 129 Winona St. A mo- vandalism at 6:52 p.m. Sun- of approximately 16 new date diners who filled the have to go at the right A report of a disturbance at torcycle crash was reported. day at 31 Hampden St. tables wrapped around area to capacity Saturday time to avoid the crowds, the side of the building and Sunday nights. kind of like at Christmas.” Swampscott about to get schooled POLICE BRIEFS Police ID shooting victim non-life threatening SWAMPSCOTT ing tv.swampscottps.org, Middle School, Phillips Stanley School has a injuries and was detained BOSTON (AP) — Bos- From A1 and may also be watched Park, and Stanley School current enrollment of 240 following a foot chase and on cable TV, channel 15 for on Whitman Road. How- students and can accommo- ton police on Monday violent struggle. options for the potential Comcast and channel 40 for ever, architects suggest- date 215 to 230 cars. The identified a man who was Guerrero faces charges building sites chosen, as Verizon. ed the DPW and Phillips site has existing long-term fatally shot Saturday including assault and well as preliminary bud- According to Christina Park options be eliminat- staff parking, and the town- afternoon. battery on a police officer, get discussions. Colella, a member of the ed due to poor projected owned grounds are much The department said leaving the scene of an Calvin Boykins, a 28-year- The school building proj- school building committee, traffic conditions. bigger than the current accident, and resisting old resident of the city’s ect is the town’s bid to those who tune in will get Of the three sites deemed building’s footprint. How- arrest. Dorchester neighborhood, replace Hadley Elemen- a chance to see “sketches of optimal by architects, Had- ever, there is a lack of pe- was found suffering gun- tary School on Redington what the different building ley has a current enroll- destrian signage and cross- State’s longest serving shot wounds in the hall- Street. Of course, a new configurations could look ment of 323 students, and walks in the area, which way of a residence around police chief retiring school will not become a like on each site and hear the site can handle a traf- would have to be addressed 4 p.m. Saturday. reality unless approved at the budget estimates.” fic load of 290 to 305 cars if the site were chosen. after 25 years town meeting in 2021, but, October is when a sub- He was pronounced dead “Come ask questions, entering school grounds. JOHNSTON, R.I. (AP) if approved, the project is mission of a “preferred at the scene. No arrests give your opinion, and let The site has the benefit — Rhode Island’s longest expected to be largely paid schematic design” is due to have been made. Boykins’ your voice be heard. We of being in the rough cen- serving police chief is for by the state. the Massachusetts School death is the city’s 18th need you,” Colella said. ter of the residences of the retiring. The meeting will be The school building com- Building Authority. Prior homicide of 2020. town’s student population, The Johnston Police broadcast on Zoom. To join mittee narrowed down to then, the school build- The department also but there has been concern Department said Chief the meeting, visit zoom.us/ potential sites for a new ing committee will narrow said it arrested a 19-year- about “significant queue- Richard Tamburini will j/92228839865?pwd=ZU4x- school in April, with ar- its conceptual design op- old man for driving his ing” of cars at the intersec- retire in August after 25 R0VYVzI0MmFJUHRD- chitects having evaluated tions to one. If accepted by moped through an active tion of Humphrey Street years. bXdOd1NPUT09#success. sites based on a number the MSBA, more specific crime scene Saturday. and Redington Street en- The department says The password is 174052. of criteria, especially traf- designs will be submitted Police say Giraldy tering the school. Tamburini is currently the The meeting will also fic considerations. Poten- to the state by next June, Guerrero, of Braintree, Swampscott Middle longest tenured police chief be broadcast on Youtube tial sites were narrowed when the MSBA will vote was traveling at a high School has a current en- in the state and the longest at www.youtube.com/c/ to five: the current Had- on a final project proposal. rate of speed through rollment of 725 students serving chief the town, a swampscottpublicschools ley Elementary School, The town will vote on the an area that police had and can handle 650 to 690 suburb of Providence, has and on the town’s online the Department of Public project in September of cordoned off with yellow cars entering the site. The had in its history. television network, which Works building on Par- next year. crime scene tape after a school has a designated Tamburini previously can be accessed by visit- adise Road, Swampscott The project website can man had been shot and pickup lane, on-site park- be reached at sites.goo- sustained non-life threat- served for nearly three ing for staff, and a brand gle.com/swampscott.k12. ening injuries. decades in the Providence Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 new snack shack, but there The department said Police Department. He is CALL 24 HOURS A DAY ma.us/sbc/home. Hotline Spanish menu available is limited accessibility due multiple officers shouted a member of the Rhode or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) to steep grades, which also David McLellan can be for Guerrero to stop, but Island Criminal Justice All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. can cause a problem with reached at dmclellan@ he refused. He crashed Hall of Fame and served Callers may remain anonymous. excessive running water. itemlive.com. into an officer causing in the U.S. Army. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2020 Free tests for protesters; new COVID cases dip below 100 By Steve LeBlanc There were 1,026 peo- and Philip Marcelo ple hospitalized with ASSOCIATED PRESS COVID-19, down from about 1,747 two weeks BOSTON — Massachu- ago. The number of people setts will offer free corona- in intensive care units fell virus testing this week for to 253, down from 404 two anyone who has attended weeks ago. large gatherings in recent The number of probable weeks, including protests and confirmed COVID-19 following the killing of deaths at long-term care George Floyd, Gov. Charlie homes rose to 4,817, or Baker said Monday. nearly 63% of all deaths. The testing will be SOLDIERS’ offered at no cost on HOME VISITS Wednesday and Thurs- Massachusetts’ two day at 52 pop-up locations across the state. Some state-run soldiers’ homes testing facilities are by ap- are resuming visits this pointment only. Some will week after they became take anyone who walks hot spots for the corona- up, even without an ap- virus. pointment. The Chelsea Soldiers’ “We certainly support Home will begin allowing peoples’ rights to express visits outdoors starting their views peacefully, but Monday while the Holyoke we need to keep up our Soldiers’ Home will begin fight to slow the spread of allowing them Tuesday. COVID-19 here in Massa- The state’s Executive Of- chusetts,” the Republican fice of Health and Human governor said, adding that Services says all veteran test results will be provid- residents and staff have ed confidentially. been retested in prepara- Any time large groups tion for resuming limited of people come together visitation. there’s a risk for transmis- Eight residents tested sion of the virus, Baker positive for COVID-19 at said. the Holyoke home and six Baker said some peo- at the Chelsea home as of ple with the virus do not Friday, the office said. show symptoms and could State officials say recre- unwittingly spread the vi- ational activities, includ- rus, so even those individ- ing supervised time out- uals who participated in doors, have also resumed protests and feel healthy, for veterans at the Holy- should consider getting oke home, which was the tested anyway. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS site of one of the deadli- Baker’s comments follow Navy veteran Alonzo Glenn crosses the street outside the Soldiers’ Home Monday in Chelsea. The est outbreaks of the virus a similar announcement Chelsea Soldiers’ Home is allowing outdoor visitation in accordance with the state’s new guidelines. in a nursing home in the by Boston Mayor Marty nation. Veterans are also Walsh that the city would being trained to use iPad, begin offering testing for tests in Boston and in cit- ers and also the possibility reported that the number at nearly 105,700 with the which are being used for protesters. ies and towns nationwide. that they could bring the of newly reported cases of addition of the 87 newly regular family communi- Floyd, who was black, Many, but not all, of the virus home and cause oth- COVID-19 in Massachu- reported cases. cation through video chat, died last month after a protesters were wearing ers to become sick. setts dipped below 100 There were 23 new they said. white Minneapolis police masks, which can help Here are other coronavi- as the state continues to deaths reported, bring- As of Friday, 76 veterans officer pressed a knee on stem the spread of the vi- rus-related developments make progress in its battle ing the total number of at the Holyoke home and his neck as he pleaded for rus. in Massachusetts: against the disease. confirmed and probable 31 veterans living at the air. Walsh said last week VIRUS BY THE The total number of con- deaths in the state since Chelsea home had died Since the killing, there that he was concerned for NUMBERS firmed and probable cases the start of the pandemic from the virus during the have been widespread pro- the health of the protest- State officials on Monday of COVID-19 now stands to 7,647. pandemic. ‘Under siege’: Fireworks issue explodes in Lynn

FIREWORKS erans or others who may plaints from residents this Hogan said Starbard for that community. hope it will deter it to a From A1 suffer from PTSD.” year. Over the past two reached out to the Lynn Starbard attributes the degree. In his statement, Mc- weeks especially, there’s Police Department to get uptick in fireworks use to Bernardin, 49, said his where he lives, “seems Gee reminded residents been a dramatic increase, a sense of where the ma- people not having much dog, a 14-year-old beagle, like the epicenter” for fire- that use of fireworks by he said. jority of fireworks were else to do. Businesses and is “deathly fearful” of the works in the city. private citizens is illegal The basic complaints coming from. In Ward 6, other forms of entertain- fireworks. Some of them “It feels like you’re un- in Massachusetts, and in from residents are that Hogan said he’s placed ment have been closed sound like gunshots and der attack and it’s all accordance with state law, it’s a “quality of life issue,” signs at key locations such due to the coronavirus, for bombs, he said. night long,” Self said. anyone found with fire- said Kmiec, with people as the Lynn Tech Field- example. One Ward 6 resident, “They sound like cannons works by a law enforce- saying that others are house, Bennett Street There’s always a huge who asked not to be iden- going off. It keeps you up ment official is subject to lighting off fireworks past Playground, St. Stephen’s uptick in fireworks near tified, said her dog is “off at night. You can’t keep a fine and their fireworks 1 a.m. when they’re trying Church parking lot, and the Fourth of July, but peo- the wall” from the fire- your windows open. It’s will be seized. to get some sleep. St. Michael’s Hall. ple have had a two-month works. She said her dog definitely a quality of life Citizens are subject to a “It’s one of those things “We’re loaded with illegal head start this year, Star- has never been affected to issue.” fine between $100-$1,000 where it’s not really ar- fireworks this year,” said bard said this degree, and she’s also The large uptick in fire- and up to one year of im- restable,” said Kmiec. “It’s Hogan. “We understand In addition to being a been feeling especially works this year prompted prisonment for the sale of just one of those things people do them on the third nuisance for residents and anxious from the constant a safety advisory from the fireworks and a fine up to where people are calling. and fourth of July, but they causing a “crazy amount fireworks. She never has to Lynn Police Department $100 for the possession or Sometimes they’re over started in May. A lot of my of stress” to their animals, take much medicine, but and Mayor Thomas M. use of fireworks. The sei- by the time we get to that elderly constituents have Starbard said the fire- said she recently had to McGee on Monday. And zure of fireworks is manda- area. There haven’t been reached out to me. A lot of works are also a fire haz- call her doctor for a refill in several city councilors tory, according to the Mas- any major issues. people with pets and small ard. For instance, he cited her anxiety medication. started placing lawn signs sachusetts Fireworks Law. “We’re trying to get the children reached out. We a large brush fire at Frog Bernardin spent part of in some hard-hit parts of “The improper use of il- message out here that they thought (we could start) Pond earlier this month Monday cleaning up fire- the city this past week- legal fireworks has caused are illegal, you shouldn’t with signs and work with that was caused by illegal works residue from his end that bear a message critical injuries and led be doing them but also be Lynn Police to calm things fireworks. porch that stemmed from reminding residents that to severe house fires in courteous to the people in down.” “So many disrespectful another neighborhood fireworks are illegal and our city in the past,” said your neighborhoods.” Hogan said the fireworks people have no respect for display on Sunday night. that they should be re- McGee. “Lynn is a very After fielding so many seem to be more “heavy their neighbors, whether Throughout that ordeal, spectful of their neighbors. densely populated com- complaints from their con- duty” this year and that it’s fireworks or backyard he could see and hear the “This year we have seen munity and there is great stituents, City Councilors may stem from people who parties, blasting music,” debris falling on top of his a substantial increase in danger where residents Fred Hogan, Brian LaPi- are taking advantage of said Starbard. “It’s zero house. fireworks complaints in light off fireworks in heav- erre and Rick Starbard fireworks sales in nearby regard for the people who “I’m fearful for my prop- the city of Lynn,” said Mc- ily settled neighborhoods. each pitched in a couple New Hampshire. live around you.” erty,” said Bernardin. “It’s Gee in a statement. “The The safety of the people of hundred dollars to pur- The uptick in fireworks The hope with the signs, just cat and mouse with number of fireworks com- Lynn is our main concern. chase 50 lawn signs that seems to be an issue Starbard said, is they get these people. They don’t plaints have begun ear- “Do not set off fireworks. they hope will deter some throughout Massachu- people to stop to think understand how bad this lier and are occurring at Residents using fireworks people from setting off setts this year, Hogan about their neighbors and thing sounds and the ram- a much higher rate than continue to endanger our fireworks. said. dogs before lighting off ifications afterwards. It’s we have seen in previous community by engaging in The city councilors start- Starbard, who rep- fireworks in their neigh- a 5-minute thrill for them years. Residents in our an activity that is strictly ed placing the signs, which resents Ward 2, said he borhoods. but it’s a lot more so when community are adversely prohibited under Massa- read “No Illegal Fireworks. can hear fireworks on both “I would think if you’re you’re in your house and affected by the fireworks chusetts law.” Lynn Respects our Neigh- the Lynn and Peabody a decent person and saw hearing it.” and experience real dis- Lynn Police Lt. Michael bors” in certain parts of side of his residence. As a this on someone’s lawn tress over extreme noise. Kmiec said the depart- the city that seem to be Revere business owner, he you wouldn’t set it off,” Gayla Cawley can be “This is especially true ment has seen a sig- drawing a large amount of said he also sees fireworks said Starbard. “I’m not so reached at gcawley@item- for elders, families with nificant increase in the nightly firework activity complaints all over the naive that I think it will live.com. Follow her on small children or pets, vet- amount of fireworks com- this past weekend. Nextdoor app he follows solve the problem but I Twitter @GaylaCawley. Lynnway flea market shutting its doors

LYNNWAY for their businesses. From A1 Business cards and flyers with relevant information about the closure late last will be handed out during week, McGrath said, and the visit, McGrath said. his team is trying to track “There’s thousands of down other vendors who people affected here,” said have been impacted. McGrath. “These people, McGrath said his team they’re hurting. They’re is in touch with Christo- going crazy.” pher Bibby, of Bibby Real McGrath said he has no Estate Corp., who will immediate plans for the property. be at the Lynnway Mart property Monday to speak Gayla Cawley can be with displaced vendors reached at gcawley@item- ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO about vacancies in Lynn live.com. Follow her on that may be viable options Twitter @GaylaCawley. Lynnway Mart owner Patrick McGrath has decided to close his store. TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 NATION U.S. revokes use of malaria drugs for COVID-19

By Matthew Perrone outweigh the known and Dr. Steven Nissen, a formal studies, and “that, more harm than good. The agency said Monday ASSOCIATED PRESS potential risks.” Cleveland Clinic research- I’m sure, had influence on The FDA granted emer- it revoked the authoriza- The decades-old drugs, er who has been a fre- the FDA,” Nissen said. gency use of the drugs for tion in consultation with WASHINGTON — U.S. also prescribed for lupus quent FDA adviser, agreed The actions by FDA and coronavirus patients in the Biomedical Advanced regulators on Monday re- and rheumatoid arthritis, with the decision and said NIH send a clear signal late March at the same Research and Develop- voked emergency authori- can cause heart rhythm he would not have granted to health professionals time the U.S. government ment Authority, or BAR- zation for malaria drugs problems, severely low emergency access in the against prescribing the accepted 30 million doses DA, which had requested promoted by President Donald Trump for treating blood pressure and muscle first place. drugs for coronavirus. of hydroxychloroquine and the emergency use. COVID-19 amid growing or nerve damage. “There has never been Trump aggressively chloroquine that had been BARDA’s former direc- evidence they don’t work The move means that any high-quality evidence pushed the drug begin- donated by two foreign tor said in April that he and could cause serious shipments of the drugs ob- suggesting that hyrdoxy- ning in the first weeks of drug manufacturers. Mil- was removed from his job side effects. tained by the federal gov- chloroquine is effective” the outbreak and stunned lions of those doses were because he resisted polit- The Food and Drug ernment will no longer be for treating or preventing medical professionals shipped to U.S. hospitals to ical pressure from Trump Administration said the distributed to state and coronavirus infection, he when he revealed he took treat patient who weren’t appointees to allow wide- drugs hydroxychloro- local health authorities for said, but there is evidence the drug preemptively enrolled in clinical trials. spread use of the malaria quine and chloroquine use against the coronavirus. of serious side effects. against infection. But the FDA previously drugs. Rick Bright said are unlikely to be effec- The drugs are still available On Thursday, a National No large, rigorous studies warned doctors that it had he worked with FDA se- tive in treating the coro- for alternate uses, so U.S. Institutes of Health panel have found the drugs safe seen reports of danger- nior staff to limit the navirus. Citing reports doctors could still prescribe of experts revised its rec- or effective for preventing ous side effects and heart drugs’ authorization to of heart complications, them for COVID-19 — a ommendations to specifi- or treating COVID-19. And problems reported to poi- patients hospitalized with the FDA said the drugs’ practice known as off-label cally recommend against a string of recent studies son control centers and COVID-19 and under pro- unproven benefits “do not prescribing. the drug’s use except in made clear they could do other health systems. fessional supervision. Harrowing blame game erupts over death toll in nursing homes

By Ricardo rus testing and sufficient Alonso-Zaldivar protective gear to allow ASSOCIATED PRESS nursing homes to operate safely. A White House direc- WASHINGTON — A tive to test all residents and grim blame game with staff has been met with an partisan overtones uneven response. is breaking out over “The lack of federal coor- COVID-19 deaths among nursing home residents, a dination certainly has im- tiny slice of the population peded facilities’ ability to that represents a shock- identify infected persons ingly high proportion of and to provide care,” Eric Americans who have per- Carlson, a long-term care ished in the pandemic. expert with the advocacy The Trump administra- group Justice in Aging, tion has been pointing to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS told lawmakers. “That ab- a segment of the industry Emergency medical technicians transport a pa- sence remains important — facilities with low fed- tient from a nursing home to an emergency room as facilities are attempt- eral ratings for infection bed at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Yonkers, N.Y. ing to open up, which re- control — and to some quires an extensive reli- Democratic governors who Medicare and Medicaid a connection between ance on testing.” required nursing homes to Services, or CMS, which low ratings on safety in- Democrats are critical of take recovering coronavi- sets standards and pays spections and COVID-19 the Trump administration rus patients. the bills. “Trying to fin- outbreaks. But several response. Homes that followed ger-point and blame the academic researchers say “We need action,” says GRAPHIC | ASSOCIATED PRESS federal infection control federal government is ab- their own work has found Sen. Bob Casey, D-Pa. “We guidelines were largely solutely ridiculous,” she no such link. need a plan from CMS and Three COVID Impact surveys find that black able to contain the virus, says. Advocates for older people we need resources to stop Americans are more likely than white Amer- asserts Seema Verma, Verma says data collect- say the federal government the spread of COVID-19 in icans to say a family member or close friend head of the Centers for ed by her agency suggest hasn’t provided needed vi- nursing homes.” has died from COVID-19 or a respiratory ill- ness since the start of the pandemic. When parents become the emergency fund Black Americans By Liz Weston median incomes, far more hours have been reduced. ing for unemployment NERDWALLET debt and a much smaller In addition, there are and calling their lenders, slice of the nation’s wealth many more options for peo- take a moment to assess most likely to know Financial fallout from than boomers had at the ple struggling to pay debt. your own finances. Where the pandemic is hitting same age. Millennials — Most mortgages qualify for will the cash for your kids millennials hard — and usually defined as those forbearance programs that come from? It’s one thing a COVID-19 victim many will soon turn to ages 24 to 39 — are more allow homeowners to skip to give away money you’ve their parents for help, if likely than older genera- payments for up to a year. been saving for a vaca- By Kat Stafford and not be ignored. they haven’t already. tions to have lost jobs or Hardship programs have tion, since you’re unlikely Hannah Fingerhut “The health inequities Before parents ride to household income because been added or expanded by to travel soon anyway. It’s ASSOCIATED PRESS that we’re seeing here the rescue, financial plan- of the pandemic, various credit card companies and quite another to under- are nothing new, because DETROIT — African ners urge them to map surveys show. other lenders. Federal stu- mine your own ability to we’re starting in a place Americans are dispro- out a strategy that doesn’t “I’ve already seen clients dent loan payments have retire or handle a layoff or where during slavery, we portionately likely to just plug a short-term coming in, worried about been paused until Sept. other setback. had black women who say a family member or need but also makes sense their kids,” says CFP Deb- 30, and income-driven pro- Some parents make were enslaved and were close friend has died of in the long run. orah Badillo of Miami. grams can reduce payment a conscious decision to being experimented on by COVID-19 or respiratory “Often the heartstrings white male physicians,” “’They’re going to lose the amounts after that. operate with a small- illness since March, ac- will get pulled — ‘I really said New York-based Dr. house! What can I do to Another option is a coro- er cushion, or to delay cording to a series of sur- have to help them!’— but Uché Blackstock, a former help them?’” navirus hardship with- their retirements, to help veys conducted since April it can be detrimental to associate professor at the HAVE THEM drawal, which allows peo- their children, says CFP that lays bare how black the parent,” says certified NYU School of Medicine EXPLORE ple to tap their IRAs and Lazetta Rainey Braxton Americans have borne the financial planner Jeffrey and the founder of Ad- ALTERNATIVES 401(k)s without penalty in New York. Just keep in brunt of the pandemic. L. Corliss of Westport, Encourage your kids if they were physically mind that you may not get vancing Health Equity. Connecticut. Eleven percent of Afri- to take full advantage of or financially affected by to decide when you retire. can Americans say they “So our healthcare system (Of course, financial aid available financial help COVID-19. The withdraw- Many workers retire ear- were close with someone is founded on racism, and can flow the other way, before extending yours, als are taxable, but if the lier than expected, often who has died from the our communities have as many millennials help Badillo says. They may not money is paid back with- because of a health prob- coronavirus, compared been essentially made support their parents. I’m know, for example, that un- in three years those taxes lem or job loss. Helping with 5 percent of Ameri- sick by racism. We carry addressing parents here, employment benefits have are refundable. Raiding your children now could cans overall and 4 percent the highest disease bur- but most of the advice ap- been dramatically expand- retirement funds isn’t ide- mean you have to lean on of white Americans. den in almost every pa- plies to kids helping their ed because of the pandem- al, of course, but your kids them later, Braxton says. The findings are based rameter. We were already folks as well.) ic. Weekly payments are have many more years to If you’re not sure how this on data from three COVID in a crisis.” MILLENNIALS higher and are available replenish their retirement financial aid will impact Impact surveys conducted The COVID Impact LOSING JOBS, to people who normally savings than you do. your future finances, a between April and June surveys show the racial INCOME wouldn’t qualify, including ASSESS YOUR OWN consultation with a fee-on- by NORC at the Universi- gap is equally striking Even before the pandem- gig workers, the self-em- SITUATION ly financial advisor could ty of Chicago for the Data in some cities and states ic, millennials had lower ployed and people whose While your kids are fil- bring you some clarity. Foundation about the hit especially hard by the pandemic’s effect on the virus. In Louisiana, 16 Pen pals forge connections beyond nursing homes physical, mental and so- percent of black adults, cial health of Americans. compared with 6 percent of white adults, are close in the local newspaper While recent surveys By Holly Ramer with someone who has ASSOCIATED PRESS and on TV. conducted by the AP- died, according to the sur- “That’s when the trouble NORC Center for Public veys. Black people repre- CONCORD, N.H. — Rich began,” Vanderweit said, Affairs Research have Vanderweit saw the loneli- sent about 33 percent of laughing. found that black Ameri- ness of older people in the the state’s population but Soon, letters began pour- cans are especially likely COVID-19 pandemic, and to know someone who had account for 53 percent of ing in, at least 700 from he devised a modest effort the virus, the new data the state’s nearly 3,000 around the United States. to ease their isolation. from the COVID Impact COVID-19 deaths, ac- The stacks of mail got so Vanderweit, an activity research further details cording to data from the aide at Sullivan County large that Vanderweit the toll the pandemic has state’s health department. Health Care in Clare- organized a pen pal club taken on black Americans. The differences are mont, thought: Why not which gathers once a week Pre-existing condi- equally stark in several match his nursing home to read the letters aloud tions and limited access metropolitan areas: Among residents with pen pals at and respond as a group. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to health care have been black adults in Atlanta, Summercrest Senior Liv- Sometimes they get sim- 93-year-old Flo Young, originally from Cam- identified as reasons black 14 percent have a fami- ing Community 12 miles ple cards that say “Just bridge, Mass., browses through pen pal letters Americans have been par- ly member or close friend away in Newport? Both brightening your day, no with activity aide Rich Vanderweit. ticularly susceptible to the who has died, compared facilities had stopped al- need to write back.” Oth- virus. Experts and medical with 4 percent of white lowing visitors because of ers send heartfelt letters. is like,” he said. “It’s been didn’t think much of the professionals say the long- adults. The comparison is the virus. “The whole country is really amazing. We have a program initially. standing effects of structur- 12 percent vs. 4 percent in By the end of April, suffering because of this, window on America here.” “I thought maybe we’d al racism and generational Baltimore, 15 percent vs. about 20 residents were and we’re getting stories Flo Young, a 93-year-old get a couple of letters or trauma exacted upon black 2 percent in Birmingham, participating. But then of people’s lives and what resident of the Sullivan so, but boy, we got bom- Americans in the centuries Alabama, and 12 percent the program was featured their everyday existence County home, said she barded!” she said. following slavery also can- vs. 4 percent in Chicago. A8 TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2020 LOOK! 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COURTESY PHOTOS Nahant S.W.I.M. Inc. (Nahant Safer Waters in Massachusetts Inc.) held a beach cleanup on Sunday. Several bags of trash were collected by the organization’s members, which included, from left, Edna Guckert, Olivia Botta and Jean Botta. Eighth-graders graduate from Our Lady of the Assumption School

LYNNFIELD -- Our Durand (Pingree School) (Boston University it was clear that schools Lady of the Assumption Hailey Gates (Essex Academy), Andrianos would not be reopening School is set to graduate Agricultural & Technical Roumeliotis (St. Mary’s), in the near future, Zoom 43 eighth grade students School) William Roumeliotis classes began. The stu- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Friday. The date of grad- Gayle Hoffman (to be (Bishop Fenwick) dents have followed a set Drake appears at the Billboard Music Awards uation was changed to decided) Anthony Sasso (Bish- schedule Monday through in Las Vegas. accommodate students and Colby Kelly (St. op Fenwick), Jonathan Thursday and Friday is a their parents in the parish Mary’s) Schrimpf (St. Mary’s), day of catch up and gives church while also following John Paul Lowrey Christopher Shea (St. the students a chance to Drake tops BET Awards social distancing guidelines (St. John’s Preparatory John’s Preparatory School), consult with their teach- and capacity quotas. School) Liliana Soares (Bishop ers if necessary. The graduates, listed Thomas Mandracchia Fenwick), Jack Swales The faculty and staff nods; show to air on CBS with the high school they (St. Mary’s), Christo- (Phillips Academy) have been instrumental By Mesfin Fekadu works, including CBS for will be attending, are: pher Marks (St. Mary’s), Christopher Trod- in keeping the education ASSOCIATED PRESS the first time. The show, Nikolas Agganis (Mal- Nicholas Marks (St. den (Austin Preparatory process running smoothly. which will be a virtual den Catholic), Kallie Ar- Mary’s), Hailey Mau- School) Principal Cynthia Don- NEW YORK — Drake celebration because of the is the leading nominee mata (Bishop Fenwick). ricio Canales (Bishop Yianni Vamvouklis ovan said. “Our teachers coronavirus pandemic, Jayla Barton (St. Fenwick), Gianna Mek- (St. John’s Preparatory gave our students normal- at the 2020 BET Awards, will also air on BET and Mary’s), Andrew lis (Essex Agricultural & School), Joseph Vigli- cy in a world that seems which will celebrate its BET HER. Bousquet (Malden Cath- Technical School), James one (Malden Catholic), so abnormal. Our scholars 20th anniversary later Breakthrough rappers olic) Meklis (Malden Cath- Ava Visconti (Malden remained steadfast and this month. Nathaniel Caruso olic), Angelia Micieli Catholic ) determined even when BET announced Monday Megan Thee Stallion (Malden Catholic), Ka- (Bishop Fenwick), Shan- Graduates come from sev- some days felt like weeks. that Drake is nominated and Roddy Ricch follow trina Chhieng (Malden non Moakley (Malden en towns -- Amesbury, Lynn, Our parents were at our for six honors, including Drake with five nomina- Catholic), Brandon Cole Catholic), Jamie Moyn- Lynnfield, Melrose, Peabody, scholars’ side day in and video of the year and best tions each. Megan Thee (Essex Agricultural & han (Malden Catholic) Revere and Saugus day out to make sure they male hip-hop artist. For Stallion, who recently Technical School), Robert David Nazzaro (Essex Our Lady of the As- knew what the expec- both best collaboration topped the Billboard Hot Crivello (Malden Catho- Agricultural & Technical sumption School has been tations were. I couldn’t and the viewer’s choice 100 chart with her Be- lic), Karley Currier (Essex School) educating its students in be prouder of our OLA award, Drake is nominated yoncé-assisted “Savage” Agricultural & Technical Isabella Paolini preschool to grade 8 virtu- family community.” twice thanks to the hits remix, is nominated for School) (Bishop Fenwick), Karla ally since March 16. The The school is located at “No Guidance” with Chris video of the year, best Nadia Del Sonno (St. Paulino (St. Mary’s), last week that school was 40 Grove St. There are Brown and “Life Is Good” female hip-hop artist, Mary’s), Michael Robert Jack Peveri (St. John’s in session, faculty and openings in all grades for with Future. best collaboration, the DiGirolamo Jr. (Malden Preparatory School), Joy staff prepared packets the fall. For a virtual tour, The 2020 BET Awards viewer’s choice award Catholic), Ava Donahue Pham (Malden Catholic) with two weeks of work go to OLA.school or call will air live on June 28 and album of the year (Bishop Fenwick), Allison Dominick Ramirez for each student and once 781-599-4422. across ViacomCBS net- for “Fever.” WEATHER LOTTERY

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©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2020 Classical’s Maurice Sequeira is onto Central Connecticut By Daniel Kane being one of the players ITEM STAFF and they treated me like one of their own which LYNN -- Classical’s foot- was great.” ball standout Maurice Se- Sequeira didn’t start queira Jr. is moving on to playing football for Clas- the NCAA Division 1 Foot- sical until his sophomore ball Championship Subdi- year but he hit the ground vision (FCS). running and quickly real- After weighing his op- ized he could continue to tions earlier this spring, play at a high level at the the Rams senior commit- next level. ted to join Central Con- “When I started my necticut State University sophomore year that was on the gridiron this fall. when I realized I could do “I had a couple oth- something with this and er schools interested,” be productive with the Sequeira said. “UMass sport in college,” Sequeira Amherst, I got accepted said. to Bryant, Stonehill, As- A two-way starter for the sumption, but Central Rams, Sequeira became a Connecticut stood out the staple in multiple roles, most. When I went to vis- especially on the defensive it I stayed the night, went side of the ball for head out to eat, met some of coach Brian Vaughn. the players and talked to “He was an edge defend- coaches and it went really er and on offense played well.” in multiple spots at wide Right from his first time receiver.” Sequeira said. meeting with his new “But defense is where he teammates and coaches, made his name. He’s a real Sequeira started to feel at hybrid athlete and schools home with the Blue Dev- love that. He played out- ils. side linebacker primarily “I thought it was a good but he can move around a first impression,” Sequei- little bit. ra said. “I could tell right “He has been a solid away this was a group of two-way player for us guys that enjoy the game ITEM FILE PHOTO since his sophomore year and have a love for football and he’s big and athletic,” After leaving his mark playing for the Classical football team the past three years, Maurice Se- like myself. Right from the start it was already like queira found the right fit at Division 1 program Central Connecticut State University. SEQUEIRA, B2 WNBA plans to play in Florida starting late July

NEW YORK (AP) — The coronavirus pandemic. WNBA on Monday an- The WNBA would use nounced plans to play a its regular playoff format, reduced season, with a 22- with the top eight teams game schedule that would making the postseason begin in late July without and the first two rounds fans in attendance be- being single-elimination. cause of the coronavirus The top two seeds would pandemic. have byes until the semi- The league is still final- finals. The playoffs would izing a partnership with begin in the middle of Sep- IMG Academy in Florida tember and end in early FILE PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS to play all the games at October. New Orleans Saints safety Malcolm Jenkins will join CNN as a contributor focusing on racial the facility in Bradenton Teams would play each and social justice. or other nearby locations. other twice in the abbre- Players and team officials viated 22-game schedule, for the league’s 12 teams which the league said would be housed at IMG would be released later. Saints’ Jenkins joins CNN as and hold training camps The IMG facility has four there. courts, but the WNBA is “There’s a lot to do be- still exploring options to tween now and the tip of play games at other sites social justice contributor the season, now that we’ve in the area just south of selected IMG Academy” as Tampa/St. Petersburg that ATLANTA (AP) — New NFL career. were not about the flag He spent the past six sea- the location to play, WNBA might be better for broad- Orleans Saints safety With protesters amass- or the anthem, and that sons with Philadelphia, Commissioner Cathy En- casts. Malcolm Jenkins will ing in cities nationwide he wants to help promote winning a second Super gelbert said in a phone Players would receive join CNN as a contribu- in the wake of the police equality. Bowl in the 2017 season, interview. “My hope is the their entire salaries for tor focusing on racial and killing of George Floyd “As we move forward before returning to New July 24 date will stick. We the year despite playing a social justice, the net- last month in Minneap- from these moments, Orleans as a free agent have scenarios and plans schedule that’s only about work announced Monday. olis, Jenkins has actively journalists must not this offseason. to lift and shift the tip of two-thirds the length of “I believe I can be a engaged in recent discus- make the grave mistake In 2017, Jenkins and the season. It could slip to the 36-game one that was voice for other athlete sions about police brutal- of allowing the world to retired wide receiver An- a couple of days later. We supposed to start May 15. activists and those who ity and police funding on go back to sleep,” Jenkins quan Boldin created the want to have the appro- “It was an important have dedicated their social and in mainstream said. “The ground swell Players Coalition, a char- priate number of days for message the owners said lives to changing legisla- media, as well as at ral- of energy that has been ity that advocates for ra- training camp.” to pay the players 100%,” tion, policies and reforms lies. Jenkins was among injected into all of us cial and social equality. Engelbert, who said she Engelbert said. “There are for human equality,” Drew Brees’ harshest must continue when the The Malcolm Jenkins had a site visit at IMG, people taking pay cuts in Jenkins said, touting his critics when the Saints protests stop, and that Foundation, launched hopes to have teams in the country and people experience addressing quarterback re-stated his includes responsible re- in 2010, focuses on im- Florida by the first week being furloughed. It was “the inequalities of our long-held opposition to porting.” proving educational and of July to start training a really important signal criminal justice system, protesting during the na- Jenkins was drafted by other opportunities for camps. The season had from the owners and the educational system and tional anthem. Brees has New Orleans out of Ohio students with limited fi- been postponed indefinite- disparate wealth in our since apologized for his State in 2009 and won nancial resources in New ly in April because of the marginalized communi- comments, saying he now a Super Bowl with the Orleans, Ohio, Pennsyl- WNBA, B2 ties” during his 11-year recognizes the protests Saints his rookie season. vania and New Jersey. Texas president to meet with athletes on demands to end certain traditions

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — typically do. They said tire community to develop The interim president of they will continue with a plan to move the uni- the University of Texas team activities leading up versity forward,” interim said Monday he is sched- to the fall semester, but president Jay Hartzell uling meetings with stu- didn’t say what they will said in a statement. dent groups after dozens do once school starts. The statement did not of Longhorns athletes said “I have heard from many address any of the specific they wanted the school to students, alumni, faculty issues raised by the stu- ditch “The Eyes of Texas” and staff asking for mean- dents, who issued their de- song and rename several ingful changes to promote mands after the death of campus buildings. diversity and equity and George Floyd in Minneap- FILE PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS The athletes said last ensure that black students olis led to massive protests Several University of Texas football players and athletes from other week they won’t help the at UT are fully supported. against racial injustice school recruit future ath- It is important, first, for and police brutality. sports have urged the school to make several changes including chang- letes and won’t participate me to listen closely — and ing the traditional school song. in alumni events as they then to work with the en- TEXAS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2020 Classical’s Sequeira has committed Texas players to Central Connecticut State football demand changes

SEQUEIRA For Vaughan having a From B1 player like Sequeira move to some traditions on to an FCS school, and Vaughan said. “Again, more importantly further “The Eyes of Texas,” which his education, is a testa- TEXAS college recruits love that. From B1 has long been criticized for He has great size and a ment to the program he its connection to minstrel and his staff continue to good frame.” Some other campuses shows with characters build at Classical. Vaughan, along with have moved since Floyd’s in blackface in the early “That’s huge for the Sequeira’s teammates at death to strip the names 1900s. It is regularly sung program,” Vaughan said. Classical, helped shape of historical figures asso- at nearly every organized “Since I’ve been here him into the player he be- ciated with slavery and campus event and play- we take pride in getting came on the field. racism, including Clem- ers in all sports gather as guys on college rosters “The coaching staff at son University, which took team to sing it after every and we’ve been fortu- Classical was amazing,” the name of former vice game. nate enough to continue Sequeira said. “Coach president and slavery pro- Other demands include a bunch. We’re excited for Vaughan and my dad have ponent John C. Calhoun naming part of the foot- Maurice. He has that type actually been friends for off its honors college. The ball stadium after Julius of talent as a player where a long time now. When I move was supported by Whittier, Texas’ first black we all always thought he first came in he treated alumni and NFL players varsity football player, could play at the next lev- me like he had known me DeAndre Hopkins and De- and donating some of the el.” and we already had that shaun Watson. athletic department’s an- Off the field Sequeira relationship. He’s a great Hartzell said he’ll meet nual revenue to Black will study business man- coach and he makes you this summer with leaders Lives Matter and other agement while he hopes to work hard every day at of black student organi- organizations that fight help the Blue Devils, who anything you do. Since he zations, student athletes racial injustice. are coming off a North- took over the program re- and other students and Texas has previously eastern Conference title in ally changed a lot for the community members. attempted to address is- 2019, however he can. better. “Working together, we sues surrounding some “I want to get a good “Playing with my team- will create a plan this of the Confederate fig- education and graduate mates was fun,” Sequeira summer to address these ures and racist policies with good grades,” Sequei- said. “When I went in my issues, do better for our in its history. In 2010, the ra said. “When it comes ITEM FILE PHOTO sophomore year I hadn’t students and help over- school removed the name to the team I just want to played with my class. But Maurice Sequeira Jr., who became a lynchpin come racism,” Hartzell of a former Ku Klux Klan help us win however I can. right away it felt right and in the Classical football team’s defense at out- said. leader from a dormitory, I want to be the best I can it was just fun being on side linebacker in excited to join Central Con- The athletes issued an and in 2015 it removed a be for an amazing team.” the field with them.” necticut State at the next level. unsigned, two-page state- statue of former Confed- ment last week requesting erate president Jefferson the school rename several Davis. In 2017, the school campus buildings named removed several more after school officials with statutes of Confederate ties to its segregationist figures, including Gen. past. They also said the Robert E. Lee. school should stop using Oregon, Arizona St. athletes challenge NCAA in court Attorneys filed a lawsuit dorsements, sponsorship against the NCAA in feder- deals and personal appear- al court Monday that seeks ances. The NCAA is also to prevent the association seeking help from Congress from limiting the amount in the form of a federal law of money athletes can make regarding name, image and off their names, images and likeness compensation that likenesses. would superseded legisla- The antitrust lawsuit by tion being pushed at the attorneys representing two state level. current college athletes Florida’s governor also seeks damages for po- signed an NIL bill into tential past earnings ath- law last week that would FILE PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS letes have been denied by go into effect July 2021. Commissioner Cathy Engelbert and the WNBA are still finalizing a partnership with IMG Acade- current NCAA rules. Ari- The lead attorney in zona State swimmer Grant the latest case against my in Florida to play all the games at the facility in Bradenton or other nearby locations. House and Oregon women’s the NCAA — Steve Ber- basketball player Sedona man from Hagens Ber- Prince are the plaintiffs. man Sobol Shapiro — is They are suing the NCAA a familiar legal foe for the WNBA hopeful for July 24 start date and the Power Five Confer- association. His firm has ences — the Atlantic Coast won two antitrust law- Conference, Big Ten, Big suits against the NCAA in WNBA on coming and going and “These players will be ty to use our platforms to 12, Pac-12 and Southeast- the past decade: Tthe Ed From B1 who comes and goes,” En- able to have an education- enact change,” Engelbert ern Conference — for un- O’Bannon case that chal- gelbert said. “Protocols al session on the call and said. specified damages. The suit lenged the NCAA’s use of league.” of a quarantine isolation ask questions that they re- More than 70% of the seeks class-action status. athletes’ names, images The WNBA had a lot of when you get on campus. ally are focused on,” Jack- league is black. The latest legal challenge and likenesses, and the so- momentum coming from a Once you’re there 14 days, son said. WNBAPA President comes as the NCAA is the called Alston case that ac- historic collective bargain- 21 days. Those early days The league also an- Nneka Ogwumike said process of changing its cused the NCAA and ma- ing agreement that was will be important.” nounced Monday that it a big part of discussions rules to allow college ath- jor conferences of illegally ratified shortly before the The commissioner said will work with the players with the league about letes to earn money from capping compensation to pandemic hit. players who are consid- on their commitment to playing this year involved third parties for things athletes. “We know this is not go- ered high-risk for the new social justice reform. The allowing the players to such as social media en- ing to be perfect; it’s not coronavirus could opt out WNBA recently said it will amplify their collective going to be ideal,” WNBPA of playing this season and make donations from sales voices. Executive Director Terri still earn their full sala- of its “Bigger Than Ball” “We have always been at TODAY IN SPORTS Jackson said. “Let’s see ries. women’s empowerment the forefront of initiatives what we can do at this mo- Players with children merchandise to the Equal with strong support of ment. That’s really appro- will be able to bring a Justice Initiative. #BlackLivesMatter, #Say- June 16 three-stroke victory at Bethpage 1927 — Tommy Armour wins the (N.Y.) Black. priate for what our coun- caregiver with them. “The WNBA opposes rac- HerName, the LGBTQ+ U.S. Open with a three-stroke victory 2006 — Tiger Woods returns from try needs right now.” Jackson said players are ism in all its forms, and community, gun control, over Harry Cooper in a playoff. his longest layoff by making his earli- The league is still work- confident that the league George Floyd and Breon- voting rights, #MeToo, 1946 — Lloyd Mangrum edges Byron est departure at a major, missing the ing with medical special- will have the proper safe- na Taylor are the latest mental health and the list Nelson and Vic Ghezzi to win the cut in a Grand Slam tournament for U.S. Open by one stroke in a 36-hole the first time as a pro. Woods, with ists, public health experts ty guidelines in place. She names in a list of count- goes on,” Ogwumike said. playoff. rounds of 76-76, misses the cut at and government officials said the union’s executive less others who have been “This is not only neces- 1951 — Ben Hogan captures the the U.S. Open by three strokes. on a comprehensive set of committee had a Zoom subject to police brutality sary from a humanitarian U.S. Open for the second straight 2007 — District Attorney Mike guidelines to ensure that call with league doctors that stems from the sys- perspective, but it may be year with a two-stroke comeback vic- Nifong is disbarred for his “selfish” tory over Clayton Heafner. rape prosecution of three Duke Uni- health and safety proto- and the next step will be temic oppression of Black one of the biggest opportu- 1956 — Cary Middlecoff wins the versity lacrosse players — a political- cols are in place. an all-player call with the Lives in America, and it is nities that this league has U.S. Open by one stroke over Ben ly motivated act. “We will have protocols physicians later this week. our collective responsibili- and will ever have.” Hogan and Julius Boros. 2008 — Tiger Woods wins the U.S. 1968 — Lee Trevino becomes the Open in a 19-hole playoff over Rocco first golfer to play all four rounds of Mediate, his 14th career major. One the U.S. Open under par as he beats shot behind after a collapse no one Jack Nicklaus by four strokes. saw coming, Woods birdies the 18th Cowboys star Ezekiel Elliott tests 1974 — Hale Irwin beats Forrest hole to force sudden death at Torrey Fezler by two strokes to win the U.S. Pines. Mediate misses a par putt Open. and Woods only needed a two-putt 1985 — Andy North wins the U.S. par to win the U.S. Open for the third Open by one stroke over Taiwan’s time. positive for coronavirus, says agent Tze-chung Chen. 2013 — Justin Rose captures his 1993 — Michael Jordan scores 55 first major championship and points to lead the Chicago Bulls to a becomes the first Englishman in 43 ASSOCIATED PRESS ago and could be described the return of players, in- moderate symptoms that 111-105 victory and a 3-1 lead over years to win the U.S. Open. Rose the Phoenix Suns in the NBA Finals. shoots a closing 70 at Merion Golf as symptomatic. The per- cluding what would happen clear up within weeks. But Dallas Cowboys running Jordan is the fifth player to score 50 Club in Ardmore, Pa. for a 1-over 281 son spoke on condition of in the case of positive tests, for others, especially old- in the finals and the first since Jerry total and two-shot victory over Phil back Ezekiel Elliott has anonymity because the but there is no timetable er adults and people with West in 1969. Mickelson and Jason Day. tested positive for the coro- person wasn’t authorized to for their return. Training existing health problems, 1998 — The Detroit Red Wings 2013 — Greg Biffle gives Ford a become the first team to win consec- milestone victory with his second navirus, according to his discuss Elliott’s diagnosis camps are supposed to the highly contagious agent. utive Stanley Cups since Pittsburgh straight Sprint Cup win at Michigan publicly. start in a little more than a virus can cause severe in 1992, completing a sweep of International Speedway. It’s the Rocky Arceneaux told the The Cowboys declined to month. symptoms and even death. Washington 4-1, behind two goals by 1,000th victory for Ford Motor Com- NFL Network on Monday comment, citing privacy Several players have gone The 24-year-old Elliott Doug Brown. It’s the fourth straight pany across NASCAR’s three national NHL finals sweep, a first in major pro series — Cup, Nationwide and Truck. that Elliott was feeling OK laws. public with their diagnosis, has led the NFL in rush- and recovering. Arceneaux sports history. 2015 — The Golden State Warriors Only players who have including star Denver pass ing twice in his first four 1999 — Maurice Greene smashes win their first NBA championship did not immediately return been rehabilitating injuries rusher Von Miller. Los An- seasons. He missed all of the 100-meter world record at 9.79 since 1975, beating the Cleveland messages seeking com- have been allowed inside geles Rams center Brian training camp last year in seconds, breaking the previous mark Cavaliers 105-97 in Game 6. Ste- of 9.84 set by Donovan Bailey at the phen Curry and Finals MVP Andre ment, but a person with team facilities during the Allen was the first to pub- a contract holdout, even- direct knowledge of the di- 1996 Olympics. Iguodala each score 25 points for pandemic shutdown. That licly acknowledge a positive tually signing a $90 mil- 2002 — A runaway winner again in the Warriors, who won the final three agnosis told The Associated hasn’t included Elliott. test, on April 15. lion, six-year extension a the U.S. Open, Tiger Woods becomes games after Cleveland had taken a Press that Elliott had the The NFL is in the process For most people, the few days before the start the first player since Jack Nicklaus in 2-1 lead. positive test about a week 1972 to capture the first two major of establishing protocols for coronavirus causes mild or of the season. championships of the year with a TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION

‘When does it stop?’ Slain man’s family makes tearful plea

By Russ Bynum and “When does it stop? We’re who loves him who would Kate Brumback not only pleading for jus- have gladly come and got ASSOCIATED PRESS tice. We’re pleading for him so he would be here change.” with us today,” she said. ATLANTA — Pleading About 20 of Brooks’ chil- Relatives described through tears Monday, dren, siblings, cousins and Brooks as a loving fa- the family of a black man other family members ther of three daughters killed by Atlanta police sobbed at a news confer- and a stepson who had outside a drive-thru de- ence as more than 1,000 a bright smile and a big manded changes in the people gathered not far heart and loved to dance. criminal justice system away at an NAACP-led His oldest daughter and called on protesters protest outside the Geor- learned her father was to refrain from violence gia Capitol. slain while celebrating amid heightened ten- Floyd’s death May 25 her eighth birthday with sions across the U.S. three after a white Minneap- cupcakes and friends, weeks after George Floyd’s olis officer put his knee wearing a special dress PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS death in Minneapolis. on the black man’s neck as she waited for Brooks A crowd of demonstrators marches to the Capitol in Atlanta. An autopsy found that touched off demonstra- to take her skating, said 27-year-old Rayshard tions and scattered vio- Justin Miller, an attor- to “keep the protesting stand-your-ground laws. Capitol demonstration after Brooks was shot twice in lence across the U.S., and ney for the family. peaceful,” saying: “We While some Republican her job kept her from join- the back late Friday by a Brooks’ killing rekindled “There’s no justice that want to keep his name leaders in Georgia pushed ing prior Atlanta protests white officer who was try- those protests in Atlanta. can ever make me feel positive and great.” back against swift action following Floyd’s death. ing to arrest him at a fast- The Wendy’s restaurant happy about what’s been The NAACP protest took on some proposals, GOP “I was like, ‘You know food restaurant for being where Brooks was shot done,” said Tomika Miller, place as lawmakers were House Speaker David what? This is not a trend. intoxicated behind the was burned down over the Brooks’ widow. “I can nev- returning to work after a Ralston endorsed rapid This is an actual problem wheel of his car. Brooks weekend. er get my husband back. ... three-month coronavirus passage of a hate-crimes that we’re facing,’” said tried to flee after wrestling Evans said there was no I can never tell my daugh- shutdown. Several Dem- law, telling lawmakers Dudley, who is black. with officers and grabbing reason for her uncle “to be ter he’s coming to take you ocratic lawmakers joined that failure to act would Cities across the U.S. are a Taser from one of them. shot and killed like trash skating or for swimming protesters and called for be “a stain on this state we responding to calls for re- “Not only are we hurt, in the street for falling lessons.” Georgia to pass reforms can never wash away.” form while the protests set we are angry,” said Chas- asleep in a drive-thru.” She asked those demon- including the repeal of the Morgan Dudley, 18, off by the death in Minne- sidy Evans, Brooks’ niece. “Rayshard has a family strating in the streets state’s citizen’s arrest and skipped work to join the apolis continue. Senate GOP to restrict police chokeholds in emerging bill

By Lisa Mascaro fronted with a ground- ASSOCIATED PRESS swell of public unrest in cities large and small WASHINGTON — Driv- over police violence. en by a rare urgency, Over the weekend, Senate Republicans are the shooting death of poised to unveil an ex- Rayshard Brooks during tensive package of polic- a routine stop by a white ing changes that includes officer in Atlanta led to new restrictions on police an outcry, more protests chokeholds and other prac- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tices as President Donald and the police chief’s swift ouster. Farhana Khera, president and executive di- Trump signals his support following the mass demon- The Republican bill rector of Muslim Advocates, speaks during a would create a national House Committee. strations over the deaths of George Floyd and other database of police use-of- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS black Americans. force incidents, encourage Sen. Tim Scott of South Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., speaks during a Senate police body cameras and Muslims join in Carolina, the sole Afri- Health Education Labor and Pensions Commit- include a long-stalled ef- can American Republican tee hearing. fort to make lynching a in the Senate, has been federal hate crime. crafting the package set to on law enforcement as soon chokehold, in particular, Additionally, the GOP calls to demand roll out Wednesday. While as Tuesday, the crush of ac- “is a policy whose time has package is expected to it doesn’t go as far as a tivity shows how quickly come and gone.” restrict the use of choke- sweeping Democratic bill police violence and racial The GOP package is one holds by withholding cer- heading toward a House prejudice are transforming of the most extensive pro- tain federal funds to ju- police reforms vote, the emerging GOP national party priorities. posed overhauls to polic- risdictions that continue legislation shares simi- “I think we’re going to ing procedures yet from to allow the practice, ac- By Mariam Fam faith groups, many Mus- lar provisions as Congress get to a bill that actually Republicans, who have cording a Senate Repub- ASSOCIATED PRESS lims in America have rushes to respond. becomes law,” Scott said long aligned with Trump’s lican unauthorized to dis- joined in the outrage un- In the wake of George With Trump set to an- Sunday on NBC’s “Meet “law and order” approach cuss the pending bill and leashed after Floyd, a nounce executive actions the Press.” Scott said the but are suddenly con- granted anonymity. Floyd’s death in police black man, died after a custody, dozens of Ameri- white Minneapolis police can Muslim organizations officer pressed a knee to have come together to his neck. Groups from mul- Supreme Court for now stays out of call for reform to policing tiple denominations across practices, and to support faiths have publicly called black-led organizations. for action against racism police qualified immunity debate “The victimization of un- and aligned with the goals armed Black Muslims has of peaceful demonstrators. By Jessica Gresko ism and police brutality didn’t comment in turning immunity, even when a a long and troubling histo- In street protests, state- ry,” said a coalition state- ASSOCIATED PRESS continuing nationwide, away the cases, but Justice court finds that an offi- ments, sermons and webi- the justices turned away Clarence Thomas wrote a cial or officer has violated ment signed by more than nars, American Muslims WASHINGTON — The 90 civil rights, advocacy, more than half a dozen 6-page dissent saying he someone’s constitutional have rallied against rac- Supreme Court is for now cases involving the legal would have agreed to hear rights, they can still be community and faith or- ism and discussed reforms. declining to get involved ganizations. “As American doctrine known as qual- one of the cases. protected from civil law- “Muslim American orga- in an ongoing debate by ified immunity, which “I have previously ex- suits seeking money. The Muslims, we will draw on nizations are committed citizens and in Congress our diversity, our strength, the high court created pressed my doubts about Supreme Court has said to advocating at all levels over policing, rejecting and our resilience to de- more than 50 years ago. our qualified immunity that qualified immunity to put an end to excessive cases Monday that would mand these reforms be- It shields officials, includ- jurisprudence,” he wrote, protects officials as long as use of force which has led have allowed the justices cause Black lives matter.” ing police, from lawsuits explaining he believes the their actions don’t violate to the murders of count- to revisit when police can court’s “qualified immunity clearly established law Proposed changes include for money as a result less Black Americans,” be held financially respon- for things they do in the doctrine appears to stray or constitutional rights prohibiting racial profiling said Iman Awad, legisla- sible for wrongdoing. course of their job. from the statutory text.” which they should have and maneuvers that re- tive director of Emgage With protests over rac- As is usual the court As a result of qualified known about. strict the flow of blood or Action, one of the state- oxygen to the brain, such as ment’s signatories. “Our choke holds; making it le- message is that we will Feds: eBay staff sent spiders, roaches to harass couple gally easier for prosecutors continue to fight but most to hold law enforcement ac- importantly uplift the By Alanna name on it to their neigh- director of global resil- a plot to go after the couple countable; and redirecting work being done by our Durkin Richer bor’s house and planned iency, are charged with after the newsletter pub- police funding “into com- Black leaders.” ASSOCIATED PRESS to break into the couple’s conspiracy to commit cy- lished an article in August munity health, education, Muslims in America are garage to install a GPS de- berstalking and conspir- 2019 about a lawsuit filed employment and housing ethnically and racially di- Six former eBay Inc. em- vice on their car, officials acy to tamper with wit- by eBay accusing Amazon programs.” verse and Floyd’s death ployees have been charged said. nesses. The other former of poaching its sellers. The The statement also calls has also reinvigorated con- with waging an extensive “This was a determined, eBay employees charged article also discussed an for establishing “a federal versations about the treat- campaign to terrorize and systematic effort by senior are Stephanie Popp, for- executive, referred only in standard that use of force ment and representation intimidate the editor and employees of a major com- mer senior manager of court documents as “Exec- be reserved as a last resort, of black Muslims in their publisher of an online pany to destroy the lives global intelligence; Bri- utive 1,” according to court only when absolutely nec- own faith communities. newsletter with threats of a couple in Natick all an Gilbert, former senior documents. essary” and after exhaust- “I’m hopeful and heart- and disturbing deliveries because they published manager of special oper- A half hour after the ar- ing all reasonable options. ened by the number and di- to their home, including content that company ex- ations for eBay’s Global ticle was published, “Ex- “These demands are a versity of groups that have live spiders and cock- ecutives didn’t like. For a Security Team; Stephanie ecutive 1” texted another floor for our groups and signed on,” said Kameelah roaches, federal authori- while they succeeded, psy- Stockwell, former manag- executive, identified as not a ceiling. Some would Rashad, president of Mus- ties said Monday. chologically devastating er of eBay’s Global Intel- “Executive 2”: “(Victim call for much more,” Far- lim Wellness Foundation, Executives were upset these victims for weeks ligence Center; and Ve- 1) is out with a hot piece hana Khera, executive also a co-convener. “That about the newsletter’s cov- as they desperately tried ronica Zea, a former eBay on the litigation. If you director of Muslim Ad- says to me that there’s at erage, so their employees to figure out what was go- contractor who worked as are ever going to take her vocates, one of the state- least recognition that we set out to ruin the lives ing on and stop it,” Mas- an intelligence analyst in down..now is the time,” ment’s co-conveners, said as a whole can no longer of the couple who ran the sachusetts U.S. Attorney the Global Intelligence according to court docu- in response to e-mailed separate Islamophobia, website, sending a fu- Andrew Lelling told re- Center. ments. questions. “We’re also urg- anti-Black racism, surveil- neral wreath, bloody pig porters. There were no lawyers An online article with ing all American Muslims lance, and violence. Peo- face Halloween mask and James Baugh, of San listed for them in court the same headline as the to call their members of ple are reconciling with other alarming items to Jose, California, who was documents. one described in court doc- Congress right now and the notion that means our their home, authorities eBay’s senior director of Court documents detail uments shows the person to demand a stronger re- struggles are intertwined.” said. The employees also safety & security, and how two members of the described as “Executive 1” sponse from them.” Now, she said, is the sent pornographic maga- David Harville, of New company’s executive lead- as eBay’s CEO, who was Like members of other time for action. zines with the husband’s York City, who was eBay’s ership team orchestrated then Devin Wenig. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Brother’s campaign for office finds no support from sibling DEAR ABBY: My old- count yourself fortunate est brother is running for Dear Abby is written by Abigail that you have had this a state office. Unlike me, reminder. Counseling he does not like animals. Van Buren, also known as Jeanne might help you and your He has “hauled” litters of Phillips, and was founded by her wife to communicate in a puppies off and shot at healthier way if she is cats. In addition, he re- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact willing to try. However, if fuses to help our elderly Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. she isn’t, you will have to parents. Family or not, I Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. decide how much more don’t want someone to be “punishment” you are a leader in our state cap- willing to tolerate when ital who exhibits such you disagree, and what is poor moral and unethical a candidate, keep your ty-nesters six months realistic to do about it if behavior. checkbook closed. And as ago, we have enjoyed a you aren’t. He has been married to showing up to endorse rebirth of our relation- several times, and I know your brother’s run for of- ship — long walks, DEAR ABBY: We have for a fact he cheated on fice, continue to refrain games, fun meals, con- a neighbor whose adult one of his wives. I avoid and cross your fingers certs, etc. son has gotten into trou- attending his fundraisers that your absence won’t Two weeks ago, we had ble with the law. His and asking for votes, but be noticed amidst all the what I thought was a mi- mom and dad are devas- other family members excitement. If your hus- nor disagreement about tated and have with- keep telling me that band wants to donate to the use of a credit card. drawn from all of us. How “blood is thicker than wa- your morally degenerate Since then she has treat- do we handle it when we ter,” and that I “must” brother’s campaign, it is ed me like I don’t exist. see them around the vote for him regardless of his choice, and he has a She answers my ques- neighborhood? Do we ig- his behavior. Of course, right to it just as you have tions with one word only nore “the elephant” and behind the curtain I can a right to yours. or no response. I have just say hi? Do we ask vote for whoever I want, P.S. Anyone who would begged her to talk to me them how their son is do- but should I cave to the shoot at a defenseless an- about what’s wrong; she ing? It’s so sad to see pressure to show up in imal and neglect his aged just turns away. She has them suffer, and we don’t support of him at public parents (“Honor thy fa- altered her daily sched- know what to do. events? Even my hus- ule to avoid having con- ther and thy mother”) re- WHAT TO DO IN band said I should do- ally doesn’t belong in tact with me. I am shat- nate money to his cam- tered. What can I do? THE EAST paign because he is ANY office. family. What is your opin- CLUELESS IN DEAR WHAT TO DO: ion? DEAR ABBY: My wife TENNESSEE When you see your neigh- of 39 years decided two bors, be cordial. Make po- NON-SUPPORTER weeks ago to cease all DEAR CLUELESS: lite conversation, and if IN THE SOUTH communication with me. It’s time to review why they mention their son, We had a some- your marriage to this listen to what they have DEAR NON-SUPPORT- times-rocky marriage, woman was “rocky.” Stop to say and be supportive, ER: If you do not support but since becoming emp- begging, step back and but not judgmental. BRIDGE

The knowledge expands the brain Someone wishing to become a South’s opening bid was debat- London taxi driver must pass The able with such a weak suit, especial- Knowledge. This is a difficult test, re- ly at unfavorable vulnerability. But it quiring the cabbie to know the loca- does look as though three clubs is tions of every street and landmark in cold, declarer losing at most one London. The driver may not use GPS. heart, one diamond and two clubs. England’s most imaginative young What would West be expected to bridge player is Steve Root, who lead? A low diamond, or perhaps passed The Knowledge some years the spade jack. But what did Root ago. He found an opening lead on choose? The heart queen! today’s deal that would not even Declarer, confident that East had occur to most players. After South the heart ace, played low from the opened and closed the auction with board. Then West shifted to the di- three clubs, what did Root (West) amond nine. Declarer again played lead? low from the board, but Jonathan Described by Andy Robson in his Harris (East) won with his queen and column in The Times newspaper, the returned a heart. Now the contract deal occurred during the 3rd Euro- had to go down one. pean Winter Games, which ended Being successful in The Knowledge on March 6 in Monaco. It was the supposedly enlarges one’s hippo- last major over-the-table tourna- campus, the part of the brain that ment. Now there are only occasional has a major role in learning and top-level events played online. memory. TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS

Vanderpump Rules: “Reunion Part 3” Bravo, 8 p.m. The reunion comes to an exhilarating close as Stas- si explains the reasoning behind her embarrassing “bridezilla” behavior, Scheana and Brett argue over their infamous sexy music video, Lisa passes judg- ment on Max and Danica’s feud, and James dis- cusses having to apologize to Randall after years of viciously mocking him. Finally, Jax and Brittany lash Cheers to Never Have I Ever out at Andy Cohen and anyone who holds Jax ac- for giving us a teen we rarely see countable for his behavior. on TV. Inspired by cocreator Mindy America’s Got Talent: “Auditions 4” Kaling’s life, the Netflix dramedy NBC, 8 p.m. The auditions continue with creator and executive about an Indian-American high producer Simon Cowell at the judges’ table along schooler (Maitreyi Ramakrishnan) with Heidi Klum, Howie Mandel, Sofia Vergara and navigating adolescence and host Terry Crews. Variety acts of all types and contes- tants of all ages audition for the chance to win the cultural expectations is fresh, $1 million prize. The Golden Buzzer is back, allow- funny and delightfully free of ing a lucky act the chance to go directly to the live clichés. shows to compete for America’s vote. American Masters: “Mae West: Dirty Blonde” PBS, 8 p.m. Cheers to How to Dive into the life and career of groundbreaking writ- Get Away With Murder er, performer and subversive star Mae West. Over a for making Annalise pay. In the career spanning eight decades, she broke boundar- ies and possessed creative and economic powers ABC drama’s series finale, karma unheard of for a female entertainer in the 1930s. visited the manipulative lawyer Star of the Month: Ann Sheridan: “Femme Fatale turned accused killer (Viola Davis, Triple Feature/Musical Comedies” pictured), who lost confidants TCM, beginning at 8 p.m. Catch a Classic! Bonnie (Liza Weil) and Frank Two more sides of actress Ann Sheridan’s range are (Charlie Weber) in a courthouse celebrated in tonight’s Star of the Month lineup. First, shoot-out right after being found Sheridan can be seen in full femme fatale mode in the film noir classics Nora Prentiss (1947), The Un- not guilty. The blood on her hands faithful (1947) and They Drive by Night (1940). Lat- was justice enough! er in the evening, enjoy her musical romantic come- dy performances in Shine On, Harvest Moon (1944), Jeers to ABC The Opposite Sex (1956) and Navy Blues (1941). Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles: “Altman and for leaving us hungry for more Flagg’s Co-List” of The Baker and the Beauty. Bravo, 9 p.m. The frothy rom-com confection Season Premiere! Sworn enemies Altman and Flagg team up and hit centered on a Miami chef (Victor the road in hopes of landing a major listing in La Jol- Rasuk) and a world-famous la. Tracy gets creative to sell a Hollywood Hills artists influencer (Nathalie Kelley) just enclave. James and David hit the hiking trails of L.A. wrapped its so-sweet first season to garner interest in a historic bungalow. Lost Gold of World War II: “Dead Ends and New with a surprise engagement and Beginnings/The Breakthrough” NO WORD of a Season 2 renewal. History, 9 p.m. Come on, folks, don’t repeat your Season Finale! Two back-to-back episodes bring the season to an Grand Hotel mistake from last end tonight. First, in “Dead Ends and New Beginnings,” summer. when a dead end in the tunnel threatens to close the door on exploration, a back door opens. Meanwhile, Jeers to Vanderpump Rules Bingo uncovers new possible Yamashita treasure sites beyond the mountain. Then, in “The Breakthrough,” the for serving us a tired old storyline. team finally reaches the void space under the water- Once again, gossipy Jax is in hot fall, giving them a glimpse of what lies inside. water for spilling the tea about Frontline: “The Virus: What Went Wrong?” PBS, 9:30 p.m. Kristen cheating on her ex and As COVID-19 spread from Asia to the Middle East talking trash on Ariana — to and Europe, why was the U.S. caught so unprepared her boyfriend, Tom! After eight for its arrival in this country? Despite repeated warn- seasons, you’d think the Sur ings of a potent contagion, America’s leaders failed to prepare and protect its citizens. Why did this hap- bartender would find a new way pen and who is accountable? to mix things up.

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Local, On demand Only $9.99/month TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B7 INTERNATIONAL Europe reopens, but Beijing has new outbreak

By Ken Moritsugu, on flights from other Eu- strictions with Italy, and Geir Moulson and ropean countries not hav- the mayors of two towns on Menelaos Hadjicostis ing to undergo compulsory opposite sides of the border ASSOCIATED PRESS coronavirus tests. jointly removed a traffic The European Union’s sign that barred move- BERLIN — Europe- 27 nations and other Eu- ment from one to the other. an countries reopened The towns of Nova Gorica borders Monday after a ropean states aren’t ex- three-month coronavirus pected to start reopening in Slovenia and Gorizia in shutdown, although inter- to visitors from outside Italy are closely linked cul- national visitors are still the continent until at least turally and economically. being kept away and there the beginning of July and Mexico City residents was uncertainty over possibly later. were free to drive without whether many Europe- Spain allowed thou- restrictions, and subway ans will quickly embrace sands of Germans to fly to and bus stations that had travel outside their home its Balearic Islands with- been closed resumed ser- countries. out a 14-day quarantine in vice Monday as the city Reopening continued in a pilot program designed of 9 million continued its Mexico and Brazil despite to help authorities gauge gradual return. cases climbing in the two PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS what’s needed against Mexico City’s graduat- largest nations in Latin Medical staff conduct a test for the new coronavirus on the passengers possible virus flare-ups. ed reopening is based on America, where authori- who arrived from Doha, Qatar, to the Eleftherios Venizelos International Martin Hofman was de- hospital occupancy levels. ties struggled to handle Airport in Athens. lighted to board a flight As of Saturday, the capital the pandemic’s effect on from Dusseldorf to the and the surrounding state already-weak medical The head of the World alert to the possibility of from 10 countries — most- island of Mallorca be- had 74 percent of their systems. Health Organization said resurgence.” ly in South Asia and the cause he said his vacation hospital beds occupied. The need for constant more than 100,000 con- Tedros Adhanom Ghe- Americas, he said. couldn’t be postponed. Construction, auto man- vigilance came into sharp firmed cases of coronavi- breyesus noted that it took Germany and France “To stay in Germany ufacturing, mining, bicycle focus as China, where rus have been reported over two months to reach dropped border checks was not an option for us,” sales and beer production COVID-19 first emerged globally each day in the 100,000 reported cases, nearly two weeks after Hofman said. “We are to- already had been allowed late last year, rushed to last two weeks, and coun- now a daily norm. Each Italy opened its frontiers. tally happy that we can to resume. Parks were al- contain an outbreak in the tries that have curbed day, nearly three-fourths Greece welcomed visitors get out.” lowed to open at 30 per- capital of Beijing. transmissions “must stay of the new cases come Monday with passengers Slovenia lifted travel re- cent of their capacity. American convicted of spying in Russia, sentenced to 16 years

By Vladimir Russia to attend a friend’s David, described as “emer- out appropriate allowanc- Isachenkov wedding. gency surgery ... which is es for defense witnesses.” ASSOCIATED PRESS “We have serious con- never a good sign.” The Moscow City Court, cerns that Mr. Whelan was He said his brother had where the trial took place, MOSCOW — A Russian deprived of the fair trial been allowed one phone said it was held behind court convicted an Amer- guarantees that Russia is call in 18 months and had closed doors because au- ican corporate security required to provide him in voiced concern about coro- thorities saw it as neces- executive Monday of espi- accordance with its inter- navirus infections in Mos- sary for considering sensi- onage and sentenced him national human rights ob- cow’s Lefortovo prison, tive information. to 16 years in prison after ligations,” U.S. Secretary where he was being held. Speaking to reporters PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a closed trial that the U.S. of State Mike Pompeo said Pompeo said the U.S. after the verdict, U.S. Am- Paul Whelan, a former U.S. Marine who was ar- denounced as a “mockery in a statement. was “outraged” by the ver- bassador John Sullivan rested for alleged spying, listens to the verdict in of justice,” and it angrily The 50-year-old Whel- dict and noted that Paul called the trial “a mockery a courtroom at the Moscow City Court in Moscow. said his treatment in jail an, who also holds Brit- Whelan’s treatment “has of justice.” Whelan’s law- was “appalling.” ish, Irish and Canadian been appalling,” adding yer has said his client was government will help gain we hope that the U.S. gov- Paul Whelan, a former citizenship, has publicly that authorities ignored handed a flash drive that his freedom. ernment will speak to the Marine from Novi, Mich- complained of poor prison his medical condition and had classified information “The Russian Federation Russian government. We igan, has insisted he was conditions and has said kept him isolated from on it that he didn’t know wouldn’t talk about releas- will have to continue to innocent, saying he was his life is in danger. Two family and friends. about. ing Paul until he was con- treat it as a political case, set up when he was arrest- weeks ago, Whelan under- He called the proceed- David Whelan described victed,” he told The Asso- which is what it is, and ed in Moscow in December went a hernia operation, ings “a secret trial, with the case as political and ciated Press. “And so, now seek a political solution 2018 while he was visiting which his twin brother, secret evidence and with- voiced hope that the U.S. that that has happened, for his freedom.” France backs off chokehold ban and adds stun guns for police

By Arno Pedram native emerges. according to court docu- creasingly the weapon of and Lori Hinnant For Johny Louise, it felt ments obtained by The As- choice for European law ASSOCIATED PRESS as though the 22 seconds sociated Press. Loïc Louis, enforcement as they have of Taser pulses that led to who was black, passed out been for years in the Unit- PARIS — Less than a his son’s death counted for and was later pronounced ed States, where they are PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS week after France an- nothing. dead at the hospital. considered effective pro- nounced it would aban- “They need more death Cardoso was charged last tection for officers trying German tourists arrive at the beach of Palma don police chokeholds, de Mallorca, Spain. so that one day they un- year with involuntary ho- to arrest violent suspects. the government respond- derstand, but it will be micide in the Nov. 3, 2013, In Atlanta, just hours af- ed to growing officer dis- more pointless deaths and death. He has said Loïc ter the French stun gun content by announcing it sufferings for families,” Louise was aggressive and announcement on Friday, European borders would test stun guns for Louise said. appeared ready to attack. a seemingly routine sobri- wider use, adding to the Gendarmes in Orléans The officer’s lawyer,ety check outside a Wen- ranks of European law responding to a drunk- Ludovic de Villèle, can’t dy’s restaurant ended in reopening, but long enforcement agencies that en brawl tried to arrest fathom why France would gunshots after Rayshard have recently adopted the his son, Loïc. One officer, replace an immobilization Brooks grabbed a Taser weapons that many in the Noham Cardoso, fired his technique with a weapon. from officers and ran. road ahead for U.S. equate with excess Taser for the first time, He said it would make The killing of the police violence. hitting Loïc Louise in the more sense to invent an- 27-year-old black man in Then, on Monday, the chest with the twin darts other technique to replace an encounter with two tourism to recover government backed away and jolting him for a full chokeholds. white officers late Friday By Geir Moulson The European Union’s from a complete chokehold 17 seconds, rather than “It’s a bad sign to say, rekindled fiery protests in ASSOCIATED PRESS 27 nations, as well as ban, saying it would no the usual 5-second cycle, ‘You can’t strangle, but Atlanta and prompted the those in the Schengen longer teach the maneu- then hitting him again here are Tasers for you to police chief’s resignation. BERLIN — Mallorca’s passport-free travel area, ver to recruits but allow less than a minute later use,’” de Villèle said. One of the officers was first tourists in 93 days which also includes a few its use until a better alter- with another 5 seconds, But stun guns are in- dismissed. touched down Monday, non-EU nations such as saying they feel safe in the Switzerland, aren’t ex- popular Spanish island U.K. leader creates anti-racism panel; critics want more pected to start opening and ready to make the to Americans, Asians and most of the beach and sun- By Jill Lawless “We stamp out racism and “the discrimination that the aims of Black Lives other visitors from out- ny weather without the ASSOCIATED PRESS we start to have a real sense unquestionably exists” in Matter protesters, John- side the continent until at hordes of visitors found of expectation of success. society, and would looks at son has criticized calls to least the beginning of next LONDON — British That’s where I want to get areas including education, remove statues of figures there in normal times. Prime Minister Boris John- As borders opened month, and possibly later. to but it won’t be easy.” health and criminal justice. associated with the Brit- Announcing Monday’s son said Monday that he Tens of thousands of His spokesman said it ish Empire and slavery. up across Europe three will establish a commission months after closures reopening of borders and people have taken to the would also look at “wider Last week demonstra- to look at what more can be that began chaotically in Paris restaurants, French streets in hundreds of inequalities,” including tors toppled a statue of done to fight racial inequal- March, Spain prioritized President Emmanuel Ma- demonstrations across the the poor academic perfor- 17th-century slave trad- ity in the U.K., a move that the entry of a first batch cron said it’s time “to turn U.K. since Floyd was killed mance of working-class er Edward Colston in the came after two weeks of pro- of thousands of Germans the page of the first act of on May 25, demanding white boys, and would pro- English city of Bristol and who were allowed to fly to the crisis” and “rediscover tests spurred by the death that Britain confront its duce recommendations by dumped it into the harbor. its Balearic Islands. The our taste for freedom.” of George Floyd by police in own history of imperialism the end of the year. That reinvigorated de- country waived its 14-day But he warned: “This Minneapolis. Opponents ac- and racial inequality. Opposition Labour Par- mands for the removal of quarantine to test out with doesn’t mean the virus cused the Conservative gov- Johnson has repeatedly ty lawmaker David Lam- other monuments, includ- them the best practices in has disappeared and we ernment of opting for talk been accused over the years my, author of a govern- ing a statue of Victorian the coronavirus era. can totally let down our rather than action. of making racist or offensive ment-commissioned 2017 imperialist Cecil Rhodes Spaniards themselves guard. ... The summer of Writing in the Daily Tele- statements for which he has report on Britain’s ethnic at Oxford University. The are still not allowed to 2020 will be a summer un- graph newspaper, Johnson declined to apologize. He has minorities and criminal city of Bristol has since travel to the archipelago like any other.” said the body would look at called Papua New Guineans justice, accused the gov- fished the statue out of the and it will take one more That caution is wide- “all aspects of inequality — cannibals, used the deroga- ernment of stalling. water, but it is not being week for the rest of coun- spread after more than in employment, in health tory term “piccaninnies” “It feels like yet again in reinstated. try, one of the hardest 182,000 virus-linked deaths outcomes, in academic and to refer to members of the the U.K. we want figures, After a statue of wartime hit by the pandemic in in Europe. The region has all other walks of life.” Commonwealth and com- data, but we don’t want Prime Minister Winston Europe, to catch up with had more than 2 million of “What I really want to do pared Muslim women who action,” he said. “The time Churchill outside Parlia- other countries in the re- the world’s 7.9 million con- as prime minister is change wear face-covering veils to for review is over and the ment in London was daubed gion, where border checks firmed infections, according the narrative, so we stop the “letter boxes.” time for action is now.” with the words “was a rac- dropped overnight on to a tally by Johns Hopkins sense of victimization and Johnson said the new While the government ist,” local officials boarded it Monday. University. discrimination,” he wrote. body would investigate says it sympathizes with and other monuments up. B8 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2020 BUSINESS Can job market sustain its gains? Uncertainties cloud future

By Christopher last week, Federal Re- and that as the economy it expects 20,000 to 25,000 Rugaber serve Chairman Jerome rebounds, they expect to stores to permanently and Josh Boak Powell used the words return to their old employ- close this year, up from ASSOCIATED PRESS “uncertain” or “uncertain- ers. This has already hap- 9,800 last year, which was ty” seven times to describe pened to some employees itself a record. This trend WASHINGTON — Lay- the outlook for economy. of restaurants, retailers would mean that hun- offs are slowing, unem- “The extent of the down- and construction compa- dreds of thousands of jobs ployment is declining and turn and the pace of recov- nies. If that trend were to wouldn’t return. Some hiring is gradually rising, ery,” Powell said, “remain continue, it could deliver companies in the travel suggesting that a steady extraordinarily uncertain a relatively fast recovery and energy industries will rebound may be afoot in and will depend in large and a steady decline in likely go out of business the U.S. job market. part on our success in con- unemployment. in the coming weeks or Or is it? taining the virus.” Yet as the recession that months. So many uncertainties While it’s hard to say began in February drags So far, the pace of busi- are overhanging the econ- what the future holds for on, more and more of the ness bankruptcies has yet omy that no one knows America’s roughly 30 mil- unemployed will face a to surge. Amy Quacken- whether hiring will ex- lion unemployed, here are tougher problem: They boss, executive director of pand steadily in the some key factors that will may have no business to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the American Bankruptcy months ahead or merely determine how that future go back to. Institute, credits the gov- plateau as employers re- unfolds. A man walks by a closed store in Chicago. Retailers, for example, ernment’s relief efforts, call only enough of their On Thursday, stock pric- are closing stores per- notably its small business laid-off staffers to partial- es plunged more than 5 analysis this week found omists have warned that manently and declaring lending program, with ly reopen for business. percent, driven largely that in 21 states, the roll- a second viral outbreak bankruptcy. Discount limiting the number of The most dangerous risk by reports that the num- ing seven-day average of would lead many more goods retailer Tuesday household and business is that the coronavirus will ber of coronavirus cases new cases per capita was consumers to stay home, Morning late last month bankruptcies. roar back with renewed is rising again in much of higher than the average thereby dealing another became the fifth large re- “As this relief runs its intensity, forcing millions the United States as more seven days earlier. In some blow to restaurants, bars tail chain to go bankrupt course, however,” she add- of businesses to shut down reopened businesses draw states, reported cases and and retailers,and likely amid the pandemic, after ed, “mounting financial again and resume deep job customers without the full hospitalizations surged causing more layoffs. J.C. Penney, J. Crew, Nei- challenges may result in cuts. use of protective masks after state officials lifted Many people who have man Marcus and discount- more households and com- The outlook is so opaque and social distancing. their business lockdowns. lost jobs say they regard er Stage Stores. panies seeking the shelter that at a news conference An Associated Press Powell and other econ- their layoffs as temporary Coresight Research says of bankruptcy.” Stocks erase an early loss after Fed widens bond purchases

By Stan Choe, shows some cracks. Wor- economy to reopen hit par- get access to cash. points to finish at 3,066.59, industry has a good way to Damian J. Troise ries are rising that addi- ticularly hard. They’re also the latest which is 9.4 percent below forecast this.” and Alex Veiga tional waves of coronavi- But some investors took reminder that the Fed is its record set in February. Case numbers are still ASSOCIATED PRESS rus infections could derail advantage of the nervous- doing everything it can to The Dow Jones Industri- growing in states across the swift economic recov- ness and bought stocks, help support markets, an- al Average gained 157.62 the country and nations NEW YORK — Wall ery that Wall Street just which helped trim the alysts said. Central banks points, or 0.6 percent, to around the world. Gov- Street rallied back from a week ago had seemed so S&P 500’s losses as the have repeatedly come to finish at 25,763.16 af- ernments are relaxing a sharp, early slump on sure was on the way. day progressed, before it the economy’s rescue over ter earlier being down as lockdowns in hopes of Monday to notch modest When trading began in popped decisively higher the years, and it was huge, many as 762 points. The nursing their devastat- gains after the Federal New York, those worries after the Fed announced unprecedented moves by Nasdaq composite added ed economies back to life, Reserve unveiled its lat- seemed set to drag the in the afternoon that it the Fed earlier this year 137.21, or 1.4 percent, to but without a vaccine, est push to prop up the U.S. stock market to a loss will buy individual corpo- that helped put a halt to 9,726.02. the reopenings could economy. following sharp declines rate bonds. The purchases the S&P 500’s nearly 34 “Volatility is here to stay, bring on further waves of The S&P 500 climbed in Asia and more mod- will be part of its previ- percent sell-off on worries at least for a little while,” COVID-19 deaths. 0.8 percent in the lat- est ones in Europe. The ously announced program about the recession com- said Jason Pride, chief China is reporting a est day of big swings for S&P 500 quickly fell 2.5 to keep lending markets ing out of the coronavirus investment officer of pri- new outbreak in Beijing, global markets, as a re- percent, with stocks that running smoothly, which pandemic. vate wealth at Glenmede. one that appears to be markable, weekslong rally most desperately need the allows big employers to The S&P 500 rose 25.28 “Nobody in the financial the biggest since it large- ly stopped its spread at home more than two months ago. 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