WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 2021 Saugus Health Roller Center World short shut on shots By Allysha Dunnigan ITEM STAFF down LYNN — The Lynn Community Health Center (LCHC) will receive only half of its By Allysha requested supply of COVID-19 vaccines Dunnigan and Elyse Carmosino for the rst week of March, due to a state- ITEM STAFF wide shortage. The Lynn Tech Field House Vaccine Site, SAUGUS — Roller a partnership between Lynn Community World on Route 1 in Sau- Health Center (LCHC) and the city’s Depart- gus was shut down Sun- ment of Public Health (DPH), will not receive day night as photos and vaccines for rst‐dose appointments for the videos of people crowded week between March 3 and March 10. together in large groups According to Kimberly Eng, the chief op- at the popular spot circu- erating of cer at LCHC, the health center lated on the internet. places an order for vaccines every Tues- The Saugus Board of day and is informed of the allocation it Health was told about will receive each Friday. However, when the social media posts LCHC placed its order last Tuesday, it and visited the premises, was not informed of the shortage of vac- shutting it down around ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK cines until Monday, almost a week later. 6:30 p.m. A police detail “This is really frustrating for the com- was present to make sure Grady Goldberg, a physician’s assistant student at Northeastern University munity because they want us to open up everyone vacated in an or- draws a dose of the Moderna vaccine at the city’s vaccine clinic at Lynn Tech on derly fashion. Tuesday. SHOTS, A3 “We observed a good amount of people in there on Sunday night,” Sau- gus Health Director John Fralick said. “There was Lynn re Cullinan a counter at the door and we clocked them at having about 340 people in the leaves 16 will run establishment when we were down there.” Roller World has been for his closed for almost a year homeless because it falls under one of the last phases of the By Guthrie Scrimgeour own seat state’s reopening plan. ITEM STAFF By Elyse Carmosino Indoor theaters and per- LYNN — Sixteen people were formance venues, roller ITEM STAFF displaced and one re ghter was skating rinks, trampoline injured Monday night as re ght- NAHANT — Board of parks, and other indoor ers battled the elements and a Selectmen chair Mark recreation businesses blaze at a three-family home in Cullinan will seek to are in the second step of Phase 3 and were granted West Lynn in freezing cold weath- keep his position during permission by Gov. Char- er with winds gusting up to 50 this year’s Town Elec- lie Baker to reopen on miles per hour. tion. Monday. However, reports According to Fire Capt. Joseph Cullinan, who an- circulated online that Zukas, the re department re- nounced late last month Roller World opened a day ceived multiple calls around 11:29 he had submitted the earlier. p.m. Monday for a re at 12-14 necessary signatures Roller World, which rst Murphy Ave. to run for re-election, opened in 1981, has an oc- The home was fully occupied cited Nahant’s aging cupancy permit of 1,000 at the time with ve adults and infrastructure, coastal  ooding from climate people. 11 children, who were all able to ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK The restrictions in place evacuate safely before re ghters change, Northeastern for Step 2 Phase 3 states arrived. District Fire Chief Daniel Lozzi speaks to an employee of Ac- University’s expan- that establishments can Around 40 re ghters arrived to tion Emergency Management on Murphy Avenue in Lynn af- sion plans, and housing ter a re ripped through a three-family home Monday night among the town’s most SAUGUS, A3 FIRE, A2 into Tuesday. pressing issues. “I would like to think that the experience I bring to the table On the bright INSIDE working for the town, including strong scal Opinion management skills … side: There’s That last normal combined with my pas- week. A4 sion for this town as a lifelong Nahant resi- little to no  u LOOK! dent, make me the most An Item editor, quali ed candidate,” By Elyse Carmosino photographers, Cullinan said. “Our ITEM STAFF and reporters. challenges are big, but It seems the North Shore has been And a duck. A8 our budget is not, and spared a ‘twindemic’ feared by health • we need to manage that. experts ahead of this year’s  u sea- Item Regional “I think we have made son. Spelling Bee some progress during For months, as the one-year anni- takes place online the past year, and would versary of when the COVID-19 pan- March 9. A8 look forward to continu- demic rst hit the country last March Sports ing to work alongside ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK drew near, doctors and infectious dis- Selectmen Josh Antrim ease specialists everywhere braced Marblehead volleyball and Gene Canty, and A pedestrian walks past a poster on the side of a bus stop at themselves for what seemed like an looks to rebound this Town Administrator Central Square station in Lynn, which urges people to wear season. B1 masks. FLU, A5 CULLINAN, A5 Turco wins Democratic Swampscott Town Meeting primary for state rep votes to replace school roof

By Tréa Lavery for the Democratic nomination with 36.2 By Tréa Lavery next step and make a major replace- ITEM STAFF percent of the vote. Jaramillo came in ITEM STAFF ment of this roof,” said Max Kasper, the second after a very close race, with 30 town’s facilities director. “We cannot REVERE — Jeffrey Turco won Tues- percent of the vote. SWAMPSCOTT — Voters overwhelm- continue to have water in ltrating into day’s Democratic primary election in The House seat opened after Robert ingly approved a measure to replace a the building. You start to risk having the race for the Massachusetts House of DeLeo, the longest-serving House Speak- signi cant portion of the roof of Swamp- additional issues beyond just the roof.” Representatives seat for the 19th Suffolk er in state history, announced his resig- scott Middle School at a special Town Kasper explained that while the town District, which covers Winthrop and por- nation in December in order to accept a Meeting Monday night. had originally sought funding for the tions of Revere. position at Northeastern University. The roof replacement, which was ap- project from the Massachusetts School Turco defeated Revere resident Juan The special election to ll the seat will proved by a vote of 204-3, is estimated Building Authority, the application was Jaramillo and Winthrop residents Val- to cost the town $1.9 million. entino Capobianco and Alicia DelVento TURCO, A5 “It’s really critical that we take the ROOF, A3

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Harriet Rexinis, 93 Vernon Jordan, activist, former 1927 - 2021 LYNN - Mrs. Harriet Rexinis, Clinton adviser, dies at 85 age 93, of Lynn, passed away Monday, March 1, 2021 at her By Jeff Martin and dan took a strategic view home in Lynn. She was the be- Errin Haines of race issues. loved wife of the late Peter N. ASSOCIATED PRESS “My view on all this busi- Rexinis with whom she shared ness about race is never to ATLANTA — Vernon get angry, no, but to get 55 years of marriage. Jordan, who rose from even,” Jordan said in a Born in Perivolia, Sparta, humble beginnings in the New York Times interview Greece, she was the daughter segregated South to be- in 2000. “You don’t take it of the late Yianni and Despi- come a champion of civil out in anger; you take it na (Pantos) Heliotis. Harriet rights before reinventing out in achievement.” spent many years with her hus- himself as a Washington Jordan was the rst band and family here in Lynn. insider and corporate in- lawyer to head the Urban She was a devout member uencer, has died at the of St. George Greek Orthodox age of 85. League, which had tradi- Church, Lynn. His niece, Ann Walk- tionally been led by social Harriet leaves behind her two er Marchant, con rmed workers. Under his lead- sons, Nicholas Rexinis and his Tuesday that he died ership, the Urban League wife Evelyn of Lynn, and Yianni peacefully Monday night. added 17 more chapters Rexinis and his ancé Lana of will be held on March 5th at Former President Bill and its budget swelled to Lynn eld; her two daughters, 12 p.m. at St. George Greek more than $100 million. Clinton remembered Jor- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Angela Liakopoulos and her Orthodox Church, Lynn. Buri- dan as someone who “nev- The organization also late husband John of Lynn, and al will follow at Pine Grove er gave up on his friends Vernon Jordan, who rose from humble begin- broadened its focus to in- Debbie Nirgianakis and her Cemetery, Lynn. As an ex- or his country.” nings in the segregated South to become a clude voter registration husband Costa of Peabody; her pression of sympathy, in lieu Jordan “brought his big champion of civil rights, died at 85. drives and conict resolu- sister Dina Aggeldou of Athens, of owers, donations in Har- tion between Blacks and brain and strong heart to face of Black America’s from Vernon Jordan’s wise Greece; her 8 grandchildren, riet’s honor may be made to everything and everybody law enforcement. modern struggle for jobs counsel and warm friend- 13 great-grandchildren, as well St. George Greek Orthodox he touched. And he made He resigned from the and justice for more than ship — and deeply ad- as many nieces and nephews. Church, 54 S. Common St., them better,” Clinton and Urban League in 1982 to a decade. He was nearly mired his tireless ght for Service Information: Ar- Lynn, MA 01902. To leave his wife, former Secretary become a partner at Akin, rangements: Friends and an online message or con- of State Hillary Clinton, killed by a racist’s bullet in civil rights.” Gump, Strauss, Hauer family are invited to attend dolence, please visit www. said in the statement. 1980 before transitioning Speaker of the House and Feld. visitation at the Cuffe-Mc- cuffemcginn.com. His friendship with Clin- to business and politics. Nancy Pelosi said Tuesday Jordan was a key cam- Ginn Funeral Home, 157 ton took them both to the President Joe Biden re- on Twitter that “Jordan’s paign adviser to Clinton Maple St., Lynn on Thursday, White House. Jordan was membered Jordan as a leadership took our nation during his rst presidential March 4th from 4 p.m. until an unof cial aide to Clin- foot soldier for civil rights. closer to its Founding prom- campaign and co-chaired 7 p.m. Her Funeral Service ton, drawing him into con- “Vernon Jordan knew the ise: all are created equal.” Clinton’s transition team. troversy during the Moni- soul of America, in all of its Jordan’s death comes His friendship with Clin- ca Lewinsky scandal. goodness and all of its unful- months after the deaths ton, which began in the Bruce M. Remick, 79 After serving as eld lled promise. And he knew of two other civil rights 1970s, evolved into a part- secretary for the Georgia the work was far from over,” icons: U.S. Rep. John Lew- nership and political alli- 1942 - 2021 NAACP and executive di- Biden said in a statement. is and C.T. Vivian. ance. He met Clinton as a rector of the United Ne- Former President After growing up in the young politician in Arkan- LOS ANGELES - Bruce Ma- gro College Fund, Jordan Barack Obama said that Jim Crow South and liv- sas, and the two connected son Remick passed away on headed the National Ur- “like so many others, Mi- ing much of his life in a over their Southern roots January 2, 2021. ban League, becoming the chelle and I bene ted segregated America, Jor- and poor upbringings. Bruce was born in Lynn, Massachusetts, on January 7, 1942 to Raymond Remick and Ethel Humphries, and gradu- Lynn re ated from Lynn English High School in 1959. He went on to graduate from Boston University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Health leaves 16 Sciences, and then to became an instructor of Allied Medical Health at Northeastern Univer- sity. In 1970, he was hired by homeless Siemens Medical Systems, FIRE up by the Red Cross. The starting as a local salesman, From A1 roof on the third oor was and eventually moving up to be and a friend to all. He had a almost entirely destroyed. a National Sales Manager. Af- generous spirit, and was able work the two-alarm blaze, The re originated on ter leaving Siemens he joined to engage with diverse com- which took several hours the back porch of the third HTC, a Zurich-based company, munities, with energy and au- to knock down. oor, Zukas reported, and marketing medical equipment thenticity. “The wind and cold spread through the house to the US market. His step-brother Raymond weather played a factor from there. Once retired, he volunteered Remick Jr. passed away in in ghting the re,” said “Most of the re damage for the LAPD as a Reserve 2009. He is survived by his Zukas. “Very slippery con- was on the third oor, but Specialist, assigned to the Hol- sister Roberta Hale of North ditions throughout the re there was heavy water lywood Detective Division. He Kingstown RI, her children Leah scene.” damage on the other two became the Co-Chair for Holly- Kobs and Noah Hale, and his One re ghter suffered oors,” Zukas said. wood’s C-PAB and a Co-Chair long-time companion Fred a minor eye injury and He estimated that the of Operations at West Bureau’s Levine. had to be treated at Mass re caused several hun- C-PAB. He was also member of Service Information: Bruce Eye and Ear in Boston. dred thousand dollars the Neighborhood Justice Pan- passed away from Covid-re- Fire ghters remained worth of damage. el, and was part of the Mayors lated pneumonia at the age on the scene putting down The cause of the re re- Crisis Response Team. of 79. A memorial celebra- hot spots until 4:41 a.m. mains under investiga- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Bruce was a mentor to many, tion was held for him in Hol- Tuesday. tion. lywood on January 31st. The home is current- Guthrie Scrimgeour Lynn re ghters pack up their hoses Tuesday ly unlivable, Zukas said, can be reached at gscrim- morning after battling an overnight re on and the families were put [email protected]. Murphy Avenue in Lynn. IN MEMORIAM EILEEN "DOT" CAHILL of JACKSON ST. LYNN, MA ON HER ANNIVERSARY 1987 ~ FEBRUARY 27 ~ 2021 Lynn, Lynn eld and Revere Loss of a loved one is Home delivery like no other. subscribers It's something special when it's your mother. Get FREE access Your oldest child (one of six), report new virus cases to the e-edition on You're thought of and prayed for daily. Your loving son, By Gayla Cawley Of that total, 306 cases are now has 1,020 cases and cases and 74 deaths, Sau- Michael Patrick Edward Cahill ITEM STAFF active, 195 people have 29 deaths, according to the gus had 3,549 cases and died, and 15,116 have re- town website. 65 deaths, and Swamp- Lynn, Lynn eld and Re- covered from the virus, ac- Numbers remained the scott had 947 cases and vere reported new corona- cording to city data. same in Nahant (223 cas- 19 deaths. Numbers have virus cases on Tuesday. Revere reported 18 new es, six deaths) and were not been updated in Mar- Numbers remained the cases to bring the city’s to- not updated in Marble- blehead (1,169 cases, 31 same or were not updat- tal numbers to 9,617 cases head, Peabody, Salem, deaths) since last Friday. ed in several other North and 149 deaths, the city Saugus or Swampscott. Gayla Cawley can be Shore communities. website reported. As of Monday, Peabody reached at gcawley@item- In Lynn, 24 new cases Two new cases were re- had 6,237 cases and 294 live.com. Follow her on were reported to bring the ported in Lynn eld, which deaths, Salem had 4,082 Twitter @GaylaCawley. city’s caseload to 15,617. Stories live on. Swampscott awards grants Tell theirs. to local small businesses By Tréa Lavery the much-needed working the town of Swamp- reach out to see if they are Share your loved one’s story. ITEM STAFF capital to continue operat- scott is assisting us in eligible. [email protected] | 781-593-7700 ing and serving our com- this unpredictable time “We have the funding,” SWAMPSCOTT — The munity. I urge all to nd gives me a sense of re- Galazka said. “Some busi- town’s Of ce of Communi- a way to shop local as we lief and hope for a better nesses do not qualify, but ty and Economic Develop- look to sustain Swamp- year here in this town,” I would still encourage ment has awarded grants scott’s small businesses at said Café Avellino owner In partnership with those businesses to get in to ve small businesses to this critical time.” Teresa Sirignano. touch with me, because help with the added costs The ve businesses re- Funding for the grants maybe if they’re not eli- of doing business during ceiving money are Café comes from the Massachu- gible for this program, I the COVID-19 pandemic. Avellino, Kats Boutique, setts Community Devel- can connect them to other Each of the ve busi- Lincoln’s Landing, New opment Block Grant Pro- funding sources.” nesses received the max- England Barber Studio, gram, supported by the ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! imum grant amount of and Rosa Brothers Bar- Coronavirus Aid, Relief, Grant funding will be $10,000. ber Shop. The funding will and Economic Security distributed on a rolling “We know that our small cover costs such as rent, (CARES) Act. basis. Interested business- Call Customer Service businesses have suffered staf ng, utilities and oth- Marzie Galazka, direc- es should contact Galazka tremendously during this er operating costs. tor of the town’s Of ce of at (781) 596-8829 ext.1215 to place an ad pandemic,” said Town “Even though I’m Community and Econom- or at mgalazka@swamp- Administrator Sean Fitz- working twice as hard ic Development, said that scottma.gov. gerald in a statement. and making half the there are ve more grants Tréa Lavery can be 781-593-7700, ext. 2 “We hope these funds will amount of sales at the available, and encouraged reached at tlavery@item- provide businesses with moment, the fact that interested businesses to live.com. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 North Shore communities launch rst diversity catalog

By Allysha Dunnigan versity catalog,” said Lynn tional in how we use our to show how we all can ITEM STAFF Mayor Thomas M. McGee. purchasing power, as mu- use the power of the purse “This will be a useful re- nicipalities and as individ- string to invest in these Six North Shore commu- source to our local mi- uals, to better advance the businesses as we build a nities are partnering to nority- and women-owned cause of equity. more inclusive future,” ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS launch a diversity catalog businesses to advertise “I encourage all busi- The catalog will be pub- featuring minority- and their services, to our con- nesses and residents in lished on the participating Roller World on Route 1 in Saugus is shut down due women-owned businesses. stituents who want to sup- our region to turn to the municipalities’ websites to its failure to comply with COVID-19 restrictions. Lynn, Marblehead, Pea- port these businesses, and catalog, once it is pub- and shared with commu- body, Salem, Swampscott also furthers the city’s ef- lished, when planning nity partners in the re- and Beverly are launching forts for advancing racial their purchases and I in- gion. the publication to improve equity.” vite other cities and towns “Peabody is proud to Roller World shut equity and diversity in The catalog will help in the region to join us in partner with our neighbor- municipal contracts and member municipalities committing to use the cat- ing communities to launch bids, and to provide resi- identify diverse business- alog to bring more diver- the North Shore Diversi- dents and other business- es and act as a directory sity to our own procure- ty Catalog,” said Peabody down in Saugus es with a single, compre- and a marketing tool for ments.” Mayor Ted Bettencourt. hensive catalog. businesses that wish to of- The collaborative is “The diversity catalog will SAUGUS weekend put a damper on Businesses must be lo- fer their services or prod- also planning to host vir- help encourage more eq- From A1 the positive trends it is see- cated within the greater ucts to other businesses tual training programs uitable awarding of con- ing in public health data, open at 50 percent capaci- North Shore region and and institutions within to assist minority- and tracts in the marketplace it wants to avoid potential ty, but the town of Saugus have at least 51 percent the North Shore region, women-owned businesses and provide a valuable super-spreader events. feels that 500 people is of the ownership team in while increasing diversity (MWBE) in qualifying to guide to minority- and “I’m glad I got eyes on it still unsafe, thus restrict- one of the following cate- in public contracts. meet the Commonwealth’s women-owned businesses because it was a no-brainer ing overall maximum ca- gories: immigrant-owned, “I’m pleased to partner MWBE designation, which on the North Shore.” that there were too many women-owned, minori- with our colleagues in provides more opportuni- Businesses that believe pacity to 200. people down there for the ty-owned, service dis- Beverly and Swampscott ties for contracts and busi- they qualify and would According to Fralick, the time being,” Fralick said. abled-veteran-owned, to launch the North Shore nesses. like to enroll in the North health department gave The Board of Health veteran-owned, lesbian-, Diversity Catalog,” said “It is so important that Shore Diversity Catalog Roller World a list of re- will be sending inspec- gay-, bisexual- or trans- Salem Mayor Kimberley we all take some time are invited to complete strictions for reopening tors down every weekend gendered-owned, and dis- Driscoll. “In addition, I am to support our region’s the registration form, after Sunday’s incident, to monitor the establish- ability-owned business grateful to the leadership MWBE businesses,” said available in English and including a 200-person ment and make sure that enterprise. of our own Race Equity Swampscott Town Admin- Spanish, at www.salem. maximum capacity lim- they are abiding by the “I am happy to join in Task Force members, who istrator Sean Fitzgerald. com/diversitycatalog. it and mandated online COVID-19 restrictions this partnership with my have identi ed and priori- “There are so many great Allysha Dunnigan can booking, to avoid similar and precautions put in North Shore mayoral col- tized the need for our com- MWBE businesses in our be reached at adunnigan@ incidents in the future. place. leagues to establish a di- munities to be more inten- region and now is the time itemlive.com Fralick said the business According to Fralick, the aims to resume operations owner of Roller World was Friday, pending the online excited to reopen, but was booking rollout. not present at the time Swampscott Town Meeting He added that Roller when members of the Board World was legally allowed of Health and police arrived to open as of Monday but at the establishment. will be taking a few days Fralick said that indoor to ensure that the online entertainment was at the votes to replace school roof booking system works and bottom of the list to re- is reliable. open because there is a Citations for COVID-19 higher probability of close ROOF the program or funded, so proved to increase the us not only win MSBA re- orders, coming from Baker’s you have to make a deci- funding for a feasibility imbursement but get bet- contact and it is more dif- From A1 of ce, state that the rst cult to social distance. sion at some point.” study for a new elementa- ter information for Town denied because the admin- offense is a verbal warn- “I understand that peo- The section of the roof ry school in the town from Meeting, so when we’re ing, the second is a written istration only offers reim- that currently holds so- $750,000 to $915,000 by a ple are excited to start back in the fall we have warning and the third can seeing things open up,” he bursement for roofs more lar panels will not be re- vote of 179-25. than 30 years old. The sec- more information about … be a monetary citation. said. “But we just want to placed, as it was updated The additional funds tions of the roof that need the concerns presented by “We’re just looking to make sure that people are before the panels were will allow the School to be replaced were built neighbors and folks that put them on a short leash,” doing the right thing and installed. The new roof re- Building Committee to in 1992 and 1996, which have really engaged with Fralick said. “We’re going staying vigilant because placement will not include perform additional studies makes them close to that this project.” to let them know that any the last time we let our solar panels, although it on the site, including a ge- age, but they won’t last The additional stud- future infractions are go- guard down, it was the will be solar-ready so that otechnical investigation, ing to cause a summons long enough, Kasper said. ies will allow the School worst surge that we had they can be added in the environmental analysis before the Board of Health “It doesn’t have another Building Committee to during the pandemic.” year in it. It doesn’t have future as a separate proj- and additional traf c and to talk about the ongoing come up with a more accu- Allysha Dunnigan can another couple years in ect. site studies. citations and infractions. rate cost estimate for the be reached at adunnigan@ it,” he said. “There’s also The project will be com- “We’re moving beyond If it continues after that, itemlive.com. Elyse Car- new elementary school not a guarantee with the pleted over the summer the feasibility and into then they’d be looking at a mosino can be reached at building. MSBA program, even if when students are not in another phase of evalua- revocation of their permit [email protected]. you meet the threshold the building. tions,” said Town Admin- Tréa Lavery can be to operate.” with age, that you’re even Also at the town meet- istrator Sean Fitzgerald. reached at tlavery@item- He said that while the de- partment will not let things going to be accepted into ing, an article was ap- “That’s only going to help live.com. 781-593-7700 like what happened last Publishing Daily, except Sundays USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA LAW OFFICES OF and additional of ces. Health Center short on shots JAMES J. CARRIGAN Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item SHOTS the Mass. DPH,” said Dr. of the state’s targeted out- This is the first time • Social Security Disability Subscriptions • Workers Compensation Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States Kiame Mahaniah, chief reach program to increase since the Lynn Tech clin- $30.00 for 4 weeks From A1 • Accidents executive of cer of Lynn equity in COVID‐19 vac- ic site has been open $95.00 for 13 weeks more appointments, but 25 years located across Community Health Cen- cine awareness and access that it has not been able from Lynn District Court $185.00 for 26 weeks we can’t until we know ter. “Given that reality, for the most vulnerable $340.00 for 1 year to receive vaccines to 15 Johnson St. Send payment to and POSTMASTER, that we of cially have a they provided us with members in the 20 hard- distribute first-dose vac- supply allocated for us,” 781-596-0100 send address changes to: enough doses to com- est-hit communities in the cines. The Daily Item Eng said. JAMES J. CARRIGAN plete the series for those Commonwealth. “Over the next week, ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN 110 Munroe St. LCHC ordered 5,000 who are due. So, if you Mayor Thomas M. Mc- we can’t give out any ad- LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL P.O. Box 5 vaccines but is only re- www.jamescarriganlaw.com Lynn, MA 01903 are due for your second Gee said it is frustrating ditional rst doses,” Eng ceiving 2,400. It will only [email protected] dose, don’t worry, you will that the Lynn Tech clinic said. be getting enough of the receive your shot. What cannot receive the amount According to Eng, LCHC second-dose, as opposed to this means is that from of vaccines it needs. its usual shipments that will not be opening any 3/3 to 3/9, the Lynn Tech “This will have a nega- include both doses. rst-dose appointments The site will be able to site will have no new ap- tive impact on the commu- until it knows it will be re- vaccinate patients who pointments for Lynn and nity moving forward to get ceiving enough of the vac- already have an appoint- Nahant residents to re- vaccinations out as quick- cine, which she hopes will ment and are receiving ceive their rst dose. It is ly as possible,” McGee be next week. their second dose of the unclear if this situation said. “It’s very frustrat- “It’s a waiting game,” vaccine. will change on 3/10, and ing. We worked long and Eng said. “If I had to The supply shortage un- we will strive to keep the hard to put this operation guess, it sounded like they fortunately means that public informed.” together, working with anticipate being short this caregivers accompanying The site began distrib- LCHC on the city side and week and potentially next people aged 75 and older uting vaccines at about with the re department.” week. So, until they say we will not be able to receive 1,500 vaccines per week McGee is hopeful that can secure additional vac- a vaccine during this time on February 1, and was the recent approval of the cines, we won’t be offering at the Lynn Tech site. planning to ramp up Johnson & Johnson vac- any additional dose-one “Unfortunately, the its available capacity to cine for emergency distri- appointments.” The value of each coupon shown here is equal to demand for vaccines at about 5,000 vaccines for bution will assist the vac- She said this is hard be- the state level outstrips this coming week. cinations and put the city cause LCHC was planning or greater than the price of the newspaper. the supply available to The city of Lynn is a part back in the right direction. on extending the hours of operation on March 8 to ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! reach 5,000 vaccinations If you would like to participate in per week, as opposed to its current 3,500. The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, McGee said the city has contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1355 been successful at this clinic because of cials were very proactive early TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY on and able to work with the LCHC to get the site up and running. He noted that the short- age comes at a bad time, as the two entities were starting to make headway FRESH FISH & CHIPS into getting the communi- ty vaccinated. NOON TILL SOLD OUT Eng and McGee are BUY ONE GET ONE FREE. hopeful that they will re- SERVED WEDNESDAY ONLY DINE IN OR TAKE OUT ceive the 5,000 doses next week and will be able to 151 Central Ave., Lynn open up appointments 339-440-4564 for rst-dose vaccinations www.rfosullivans.com again. 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Hastings, 1904-1922 vice Of cer for Lynn rine Corps combat All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 and Swampscott, Mike veteran of Vietnam Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Edward M. Landry Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Sweeney. who appreciates the Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 His attention to job being done by Lynn Classi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Subscriptions MARY SCHMICH [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Circulation [email protected] Ext. 3 That last normal week Newsroom [email protected] What was your life ond thought. Joe Biden ordered [email protected] like at this time last Since anniversaries flags lowered to half- Ext. 4 year? are a nudge for reec- staff on all federal Sports You may not remem- tion, today it’s worth buildings to mark [email protected] EDITORIAL ber the details, but if reecting on what we the COVID-related Ext. 5 Retail and Online you think back to the didn’t know a year deaths of more than Advertising end of February 2020, ago, what we couldn’t 500,000 Americans. [email protected] or the rst few days allow ourselves to be- Half a million people. ADVERTISING Reclaiming of March, you may re- lieve and what our Each one of them was Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising member that you still ignorance then might a person, and most of and Business Development, ext. 1355 resided in the van- teach us that’s helpful them, it’s safe to as- [email protected] America’s role ished land we now call today. sume, were loved by Ralph Mitchell Sales Representative, ext. 1313 Editorial from the Dallas Morning News normal. Most Ameri- Consider a few other persons who [email protected] cans did. headlines from early are now in mourning. Eric Rondeau President Joe Biden’s address to G-7 leaders One thing I remem- 2020: Endless words have Sales Representative, ext. 1280 at the virtual Munich Security Conference last [email protected] month made it clear there has been a fundamen- ber is that on Friday, Feb. 6: Despite low been spent on how Patricia Whalen tal change in American policy, and that now the Feb. 28, I wrote my risk, coronavirus fears much we’ve all lost Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] U.S. “will work closely with our European Union rst coronavirus col- viral in this year of death BUSINESS OFFICE partners and the capitals across the continent umn, a piece on how Feb. 9: First Ameri- and disease, how — from Rome to Riga — to meet the range of Susan J. Conti shared challenges we face.” we needed to stop can dies of coronavi- much this time has Controller, ext. 1288 With the growing power of dictators and au- touching our faces if rus changed us, individ- [email protected] thoritarians in countries like China, Russia, we wanted to avoid Feb. 12: World Ted Grant ually and collective- Publisher, ext. 1234 North Korea, Myanmar, Syria, Iran, Turkey and this new disease that Health Organization ly. Our imaginations [email protected] Venezuela, and the rise of “illiberal democracy” didn’t yet have a for- (WHO) settles on an have been stretched Marian Kinney in European countries such as Hungary and Po- ext. 1212 land, U.S. leadership is needed now more than mal name or explana- of cial name for virus: to the limits, and it’s [email protected] ever. As Biden said in his address, the U.S. will tion. “No face touch- COVID-19 still too soon to un- Will Kraft once again be “pushing back against those who ing!” was guidance March 2: U.S. death derstand all the ways Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 [email protected] would monopolize and normalize repression.” from the experts, and First and foremost, the U.S. can do this by toll climbs to 6 as vi- such vast loss has Paula Villacreses maintaining the world’s most advanced ghting it seemed worth shar- ral crisis eases in Chi- changed us. A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 forces, keeping them deployed where needed, ing. na Now here we are a [email protected] and making sure friend and foe alike — from Eu- But fewer than half March 8: WHO year later, with hope Mike Shanahan rope to the Middle East, Africa to Asia — know a dozen Americans resists declaring Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 we will honor our alliances and partnerships, no on the horizon. Vac- [email protected] matter the cost. had died of the virus coronavirus a “pan- cines have arrived. We Carolina Trujillo An early test may come in prioritizing the at that point. If we’d demic.” Organiza- hear predictions of a Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] release of unlawfully or wrongfully detained heard about masks, it tion says label could return to gathering, Americans abroad. And here, the Biden admin- Jim Wilson was only to be told we cause some to lose to travel, to a life that Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 istration should build on the work of the Trump [email protected] administration. In former President Donald didn’t need them. So- hope resembles what we re- Trump’s four years in of ce, more than 50 U.S. cial distancing? Not Soon, the American member. CIRCULATION citizens were released from 22 countries. Lisa Mahmoud in the common vo- death toll climbed But if there’s one Manager, ext. 1239 The Biden administration has pledged to con- cabulary. Lockdown? from six to nine to lesson to take from [email protected] tinue those efforts while improving transparen- cy and better communicating with the families Here in the land 11. Flight attendants the last normal week- CUSTOMER SERVICE of Americans held hostage or wrongfully de- of the free and the started offering hand end, it’s this: We’re La’ Mosha Ball tained abroad. In acknowledgment of the prior home of the brave, sanitizer to passen- not as smart as we Customer Service, ext. 1276 [email protected] administration’s successes, Roger Carstens, spe- that was something gers, and hand san- think we are. This cial presidential envoy for hostage affairs, was GRAPHICS asked to stay on. that happened only itizer sold out at virus and its new Trevor Andreozzi According to the Foley Foundation, a nonprof- in prisons. stores. Starbucks strains will outfox Designer it that advocates for the freedom of Americans Even then, though, stopped using re ll- us if we aren’t care- [email protected] wrongfully detained abroad, there are currently I felt a flutter of ap- able cups. Finally, on ful. Careful means Sean Casey 45 “publicly” known hostage or detainee cases in Designer 11 countries, including Iran, Afghanistan, Syria, prehension, the kind March 11, the World continuing to wear [email protected] you feel when you Venezuela, Russia, Egypt, Turkey, Rwanda and Health Organization masks and keep our Amanda Lunn Saudi Arabia. sense a storm com- applied the name it distance and wash Designer On Feb. 15, the Biden administration endorsed, ing while the sky re- had been avoiding: our hands, to endure [email protected] along with 57 other nations and the European Edwin Peralta Jr. Union, a Canadian initiative called the Decla- mains clear. I’d flown pandemic. these precautions a Designer ration Against Arbitrary Detention in State- back from New York Let that sink in. In while longer. We’re [email protected] to-State Relations, denouncing the practice of earlier in the week the course of a few a lot wiser than we NEWSROOM states arbitrarily detaining foreign nationals for and, noticing a guy winter weeks, we went were a year ago, but Mike Alongi Sports Editor, ext. 1228 the purpose of political leverage. in the airport secu- If that seems a tad idealistic, it also would be from no known per- we need to stay aware [email protected] a positive step away from transactional foreign rity line wearing a son-to-person trans- of how much we don’t Elyse Carmosino Reporter, ext. 1264 policies that undercut our credibility and, in mask, I’d thought, missions in this coun- know. [email protected] the long run, make it harder to counteract the “Does he know some- try to a declaration of Mary Schmich is Allysha Dunnigan spread of tyranny abroad. Working to end un- thing the rest of us pandemic. a columnist for the lawful detention would promote freedom and the Reporter, ext. 1302 [email protected] rule of law around the globe and thereby serve don’t?” I registered Now here we are Chicago Tribune and American interests while also living up to our the fear and then got a year later. Late winner of the 2012 Tréa Lavery founding principles. Reporter, ext. 1317 on the packed air- winter 2021. A few Pulitzer Prize for com- [email protected] plane without a sec- days ago, President mentary. Gayla Cawley Regional Editor, ext. 1236 [email protected] Cheryl Charles News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected]

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All address information, particu- a.m. Tuesday that his un- On the bright side: larly arrests, re ect police records. locked car had been gone In the event of a perceived inac- through overnight and some curacy, it is the sole responsibility loose change was taken. The caller did not wish to make a of the concerned party to contact There’s little to no u report. the relevant police department and FLU and so people presenting have the department issue a no- Theft From A1 with those symptoms are tice of correction to the Daily Item. typically being tested for Corrections or clarications will not A caller stated at 12:51 inevitable, overwhelming COVID and not necessar- a.m. Tuesday that his car was wave of hospitalizations ily being tested for u,” be made without express notice of stolen while he was inside as the course of the pan- Cameron said. change from the arresting police 7-Eleven on Lynn Street. The demic intersected with the However, she empha- department. vehicle was described as a region’s u season. sized that her reasoning 2015 blue Toyota Camry with “Our ICUs have been behind low reported rates gray tape on the side view LYNN running on a thin margin, of the u is hypothetical mirror registered to the call- and I was concerned that er’s grandmother. The vehicle because her department Arrests if there was an additional doesn’t have access to u was entered as stolen. surge of in uenza, we just Alexis Beamud, 37, of 3 testing data. wouldn’t have the resourc- “I think it’s a reasonable Superior St., was arrested at es to care for patients,” 9:02 p.m. Monday on charges SAUGUS assumption that COVID Dr. Daniel Solomon, an restrictions are having of drug distribution. infectious disease doctor Complaints a positive impact on the Christopher Brady, 34, of at Brigham and Women’s burden of u in the com- 891 Western Ave., was arrest- An employee at Dunkin Do- Hospital in Boston, told munity, but I wouldn’t go ed at 7:07 a.m. Tuesday on a nuts on Broadway called at WBUR last month. so far as to say that’s the charge of assault with a dan- 12:52 a.m. Tuesday to report However, on February cause of it. We just don’t gerous weapon. a customer was causing a 10, the news outlet report- have the data to say that,” Anna O’Doherty, 30, of disturbance in the store. Dis- ed that the state had actu- 570 School St., Belmont, patched of cers reported that ally seen record low rates Cameron said. “We can’t was arrested at 10:52 p.m. peace was restored. of the virus throughout really compare how many Monday on charges of larce- The front desk manager the Commonwealth in re- people were tested for the ny, shoplifting, and resisting at the Red Roof Inn report- cent months. u this year versus last arrest. ed a possible disturbance year. It may be that people Those numbers have ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK in room 302 at 12:22 a.m. also held true on the aren’t being tested, but I Accidents Tuesday. Dispatched of cers North Shore, where health A woman is re ected in a poster on the side of can’t say that denitively.” reported there was a verbal a bus stop at Central Square station in Lynn, She added that a new- A report of a motor vehicle ofcials in several commu- disagreement between two nities report that they’ve which urges people to wear masks. found awareness among crash at 35 Washington St. at people. Peace was reportedly the general public when 4:09 p.m. Monday; at John’s seen almost no cases of since January. “COVID-19 is more con- restored. the u during what would, it comes to infectious Roast Beef at 111 Western “I denitely think tagious, and so good pro- Police received a call for a in normal times, be the diseases will ultimate- Ave. at 4:43 p.m. Monday; COVID restrictions have tection against COVID-19 suspicious man in the vicinity height of u season. ly help keep both u and at Tony Tipico at 268 Essex helped because they’re serves as heavy-duty pro- of Kane’s Donuts on Broad- Lynn Public Health Di- COVID-19 cases down. St. at 8:54 p.m. Monday; at both respiratory virus- tection against the u,” he way at 10:41 p.m. Monday. rector Michele Desmarais “There’s this height- Broad and Union streets at The person reportedly had es, and so all of the pre- said. ened awareness that peo- 8:16 a.m. Tuesday; at Frank- said the city, with a pop- his pants around his ankles ulation of approximately cautions that protect you Positive trends aside, ple have now about what lin Street and Western Avenue and was possibly wearing against COVID would also no reported instances of type of symptoms could at 9:10 a.m. Tuesday; and at 100,000, has seen just one checkered pajama pants and case of the u since Octo- protect you against the u the u doesn’t necessar- put other people at risk Commercial Street and Lyn- a hoodie. Of cers spoke with virus,” Cameron said. “The ily mean it isn’t still out of picking up a respirato- nway at 9:40 a.m. Tuesday. ber 1. the man who stated he was “Everybody’s wearing a masking, the distancing, there, Cameron cautioned. ry illness,” Cameron said. getting some fresh air and mask, everybody’s wash- the staying home when With so much focus “They’re being more care- Theft was staying at the Avalon ing their hands. People you’re sick, all the hygiene on COVID-19, she said, ful about staying home A report of shoplifting from Motel. The man was moved are staying in their own protocols — I denitely people are far more like- when they’re symptomat- Walmart at 780 Lynnway at along. Police received a re- bubble,” Desmarais said. think those play a role.” ly to get tested for that ic, even when they’re mild- 5:57 p.m. Monday; from 35 port at 5:56 p.m. Monday of “That’s helped tremen- Saugus Health De- virus when exhibiting ly symptomatic, and that’s Washington St. at 9:20 a.m. a ght in progress in the vi- dously.” partment Director John symptoms, and if that very helpful in the com- Tuesday. cinity of Hooters on Broadway. In Peabody, Department Fralick, who also reported test comes back negative, munity just to reduce the Dispatched of cers reported of Health and Human zero cases in his commu- many simply assume they overall burden of disease one person left prior to arrival. Services Director Sharon nity, agreed that increased have the u and take nec- of many different types of MARBLEHEAD Cameron said her city of health and safety precau- essary precautions. illnesses.” Road Hazard nearly 53,000 is one of tions have likely contrib- “The symptoms for the Elyse Carmosino can be Fraud many to record zero con- uted to a decline in u di- u are very similar to reached at ecarmosino@ A caller reported at 10:13 rmed cases of in uenza agnosis. the symptoms for COVID, itemlive.com. A Buchanan Road caller p.m. Monday that a shop- reported fraudulent charges ping cart was coming into on her Amazon card at 12:36 the right-hand lane of Route p.m. Monday. 1 Southbound. An of cer was Cullinan will run for his own seat dispatched to remove the ob- ment in the 1980s. three-year term, however, “The town is facing sever- Complaints ject. CULLINAN From A1 Last January, following Cullinan can only hold the al important issues, and I A caller from the area of Shoplifting the premature departure position until April, when want to be at the table to West and Tedesco streets Antonio Barletta, as we of former chair Francis J. the town must once again advocate for the town, to reported that they were pick- move forward in address- Loss Prevention at Macy’s Barile and a nearly three- decide whether to elect problem-solve, and to con- ing up litter in their street at ing the town’s issues.” month-long special elec- him to the Board of Select- on Broadway reported at 6:33 tinue working on behalf of 12:39 p.m. Monday including p.m. Monday that a male Cullinan served as town tion campaign, Cullinan men. several small bottles of Jack administrator from 1995 was elected chair over “A year in ofce is not Nahant’s residents with shoplifter had ed the store. the goal of making Nah- Daniels and Listerine, which Of cers were dispatched for to 2011 and previously competitor David Wilson enough time to accomplish ant a better place to live.” he thought might belong to a more information. worked as a senior project in a landslide vote of 702 all the things I set out to homeless person living near- manager with the Massa- to 133. do, particularly in a year Elyse Carmosino can be by. chusetts Department of Because Barile left his that has been dominated reached at ecarmosino@ SWAMPSCOTT Environmental Manage- seat before the end of his by the pandemic,” he said. itemlive.com. PEABODY Accidents Accidents A report of a motor vehicle crash at 8:47 p.m. Monday at Turco wins Democratic primary Police received a report at 641 Humphrey St. A car into a 11:01 a.m. Tuesday for a mo- pole was reported. tor vehicle crash with no inju- election for state representative ries on Andover Street. Complaints Police received a report at TURCO ting his law degree from “It’s refreshing that a Winthrop and Revere.” 9:39 p.m. Monday of a hit A report of a suspicious From A1 Quinnipiac University. moderate can win in a Turco has cited educa- and run motor vehicle crash phone call at 9:23 a.m. Mon- His political career has so Democratic primary still tion and substance abuse in the vicinity of Bartholomew day at 75 Lewis Road. A caller take place on March 30. far included serving as an in Massachusetts,” said Street. reported she had received a Turco, a Winthrop resi- aide to the late Rep. Wil- Glodis, who served as Tur- legislation as two top pri- suspicious call from someone dent, was raised in Revere liam G. Reinstein, chief co’s campaign manager. “I orities if elected. One of Breaking and Entering who stated they were from and now practices law of staff for Sen. Guy Glo- expect him to be a leader, seven siblings, he has lost the U.S. Customs and Border in Chelsea. He attended dis, and multiple terms as not only in the 19th Suf- three siblings to substance A caller reported at 7:03 Control. Northeast Regional Vo- the elected representative folk District, but in the abuse. cational School, Malden to the Democratic State House of Representatives Catholic High School and Committee for Revere and as well, and I look forward Tréa Lavery can be POLICE BRIEF University of Massachu- Winthrop at the Demo- to watching his career reached at tlavery@item- setts-Amherst, before get- cratic State Party. representing the people of live.com. Heavy winds cause When emergency crews arrived, they discovered gas leak in Saugus the tree had damaged a Historical remains found SAUGUS — Emergency propane tank near the personnel worked to con- road. tain a gas leak in Saugus The propane compa- during construction reburied in NYC ny was reportedly on after heavy winds knocked the scene by 11:30 a.m., a tree into a propane tank followed shortly by the NEW YORK (AP) — Hu- on the Lynn Fells Park- building inspector. The man remains of early New way Tuesday morning. area was cleared by the Yorkers that were discov- Police Lt. Ronald Gior- Saugus Fire Department ered during construction getti said the re depart- by 11:35 a.m. in and around Washington ment received a call about Square Park were rein- a fallen tree at 10:48 a.m. —ELYSE CARMOSINO terred inside the park on Tuesday, New York City ofcials announced. The remains, uncov- ered during construction between 2008 and 2017, Lynn Drug Task Force were reburied with as- sistance from the city Landmarks Preservation Hotline Commission and Brook- lyn’s historic Green-Wood Cemetery, Parks Com- 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY missioner Mitchell Silver said. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS or text the word tiplynn “Today we honor these Green-Wood Cemetery volunteers carry the fragmentary remains of ear- and your tip to “tip411” (847411) individuals and acknowl- ly New Yorkers found during construction in and around Washington edge Washington Square Square Park. Park’s history as a nal resting place for thou- their expertise and guid- that archaeology was ap- Greenwich Village neigh- Spanish menu available sands of early New York- ance on this important propriately completed, borhood was constructed ers,” Silver said. “We are so project.” and the human remains in the 1850s at the site All reports of neighborhood activity grateful to our colleagues Sarah Carroll, chair were respectfully treated of a former potter’s eld. will be investigated. at Green-Wood Cemetery of the landmarks panel, throughout the process.” Thousands of people were Callers may remain anonymous. and the Landmarks Pres- thanked the Parks De- Washington Square buried there between 1797 ervation Commission for partment “for ensuring Park in Manhattan’s and 1825, ofcials said. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 2021 MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS 6 Dr. Seuss books won’t be Massachusetts’ online alcohol compared to the same pe- deliveries soared in pandemic riod in 2019. “Since then, our reve- BOSTON (AP) — Mas- nues have stabilized and published for racist images sachusetts residents improved,” said Goldberg, have increasingly been who has revised the lot- By Mark Pratt going online during the tery’s 2021 scal year net ASSOCIATED PRESS COVID-19 crisis to pur- pro t projection from $940 chase nearly everything million to $985 million. BOSTON — Six Dr. Se- under the sun — includ- Goldberg also said that uss books — including ing alcohol. the use of contactless pay- “And to Think That I Saw State alcohol regulators ment options have soared It on Mulberry Street” and have seen a 300 percent during the pandemic and “If I Ran the Zoo” — will uptick in direct-to-con- the lottery also needs to stop being published be- sumer alcohol deliveries have the  exibility to ex- cause of racist and insen- throughout the pandem- pand cashless transactions. sitive imagery, the busi- ic, state Treasurer Debo- ness that preserves and rah Goldberg said during NOAA extends right whale protects the author’s lega- a virtual hearing on the protection zones to cy said Tuesday. state budget Tuesday. “These books portray Under state law, a direct mid-March people in ways that are wine shipper may send BOSTON (AP) — The hurtful and wrong,” Dr. up to 12 cases of wine per Seuss Enterprises told year to a Massachusetts federal government is ex- The Associated Press in a resident. The signature of tending three protective statement that coincided a person age 21 years or zones off the East Coast with the late author and older is required for deliv- that are designed to pre- ery. vent collisions between illustrator’s birthday. As treasurer, Goldberg ships and whales. “Ceasing sales of these oversees the Alcoholic The zones are intended books is only part of our PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Beverages Control Com- to protect North Atlan- commitment and our Courtney Keating, education coordinator of The Literacy Center in mission, which helps en- tic right whales, which broader plan to ensure Dr. Evansville, Ind., reads “If I Ran the Zoo,” By Dr. Seuss. force the state’s liquor number only about 360. Seuss Enterprises’ catalog laws. This year that has The National Oceanic and represents and supports cal hat, holding chopsticks, books lled more than half his earlier advertising and also included enforcing Atmospheric Administra- all communities and fam- and eating from a bowl. “If of the top 20 slots on Am- propaganda illustrations. tion said Monday the pro- the state’s COVID-19 pro- ilies,” it said. I Ran the Zoo” includes a azon.com’s bestseller list. The National Education tective zones are located The other books affected tocols outlined by Gov. drawing of two bare-foot- “Mulberry Street” and “If I Association, which found- south of Nantucket, Mas- are “McElligot’s Pool,” “On Charlie Baker. ed African men wearing Ran the Zoo” were on the ed Read Across America Since last August, in- sachusetts, east of Boston Beyond Zebra!,” “Scram- what appear to be grass list, along with “Oh, the Day in 1998 and deliber- spectors visited more than and southeast of Atlantic bled Eggs Super!,” and Places You’ll Go!”, “Green skirts with their hair tied ately aligned it with Gei- 21,000 licensed alcohol City, New Jersey. “The Cat’s Quizzer.” above their heads. Eggs and Ham” and oth- sel’s birthday, has for sev- businesses in Massachu- Mariners are asked to The decision to cease Books by Dr. Seuss — ers still being published. setts and found 98 percent avoid the areas altogether publication and sales of born Theodor Seuss Geisel Random House Children eral years deemphasized in compliance with Bak- or transit through them at the books was made last in Spring eld, Massachu- Books, Dr. Seuss’ publish- Seuss and encouraged a er’s pandemic-related ex- 10 knots or less. The three year after months of dis- setts, on March 2, 1904 er, issued a brief statement more diverse reading list ecutive orders, Goldberg zones were established in cussion, the company, —- have been translated Tuesday: “We respect the for children. said. late February. The Nan- which was founded by Se- into dozens of languages decision of Dr. Seuss Enter- School districts across The Democrat also over- tucket zone has been ex- uss’ family, told AP. as well as in braille and prises (DSE) and the work the country have also tended to March 13 and sees the state lottery, “Dr. Seuss Enterprises are sold in more than 100 of the panel that reviewed moved away from Dr. Se- which he said took a hit the Boston and Atlantic listened and took feedback countries. He died in 1991. this content last year, and uss, prompting Loudoun during the early months City zones have been ex- from our audiences includ- He remains popular, their recommendation.” of the pandemic. tended to March 14. County, Virginia, schools ing teachers, academics earning an estimated $33 Dr. Seuss is adored by just outside Washington, Overall sales in the The whales are vulnera- and specialists in the eld million before taxes in millions around the world months of March, April, D.C., to douse rumors last ble to ship strikes and en- as part of our review pro- 2020, up from just $9.5 for the positive values in and May last year fell by month that they were ban- tanglement in shing gear. cess. We then worked with million ve years ago, the many of his works, includ- a combined $244 million ning the books entirely. a panel of experts, includ- company said. Forbes list- ing environmentalism and ing educators, to review our ed him No. 2 on its high- tolerance, but criticism has “Research in recent years catalog of titles,” it said. est-paid dead celebrities of grown in recent years over has revealed strong racial Providence In “And to Think That 2020, behind only the late the way Blacks, Asians and undertones in many books I Saw It on Mulberry pop star Michael Jackson. others are drawn in some written/illustrated by Dr. Street,” an Asian person is Within hours of Tuesday’s of his most beloved chil- Seuss,” the school district expands vaccine portrayed wearing a coni- announcement, Dr. Seuss dren’s books, as well as in said in a statement. eligibility in Mom faces hard-hit sections attempted murder PROVIDENCE, R.I. itivity rate of 23% at their charge after baby (AP) — Rhode Island’s clinic in February. largest city has received Appointments are avail- permission from state able on a rst-come, rst- found in trash health of cials to start served basis. Vaccines are ASSOCIATED PRESS pizza shop in the city’s coronavirus vaccine reg- available to all eligible Dorchester neighborhood istrations for residents 50 residents of any immigra- BOSTON — A woman and  agged down an EMS and older who live in the tion status. Eligible resi- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS authorities say put her crew, prosecutors said. city’s hardest-hit neigh- dents can sign up on the newborn baby in a trash The emergency medical borhoods, the mayor an- city’s registration portal. A lineman from National Grid repairs a main can on a Boston street technicians found the nounced Tuesday. LIEUTENANT line damaged from a fallen white pine on Hub- was held on $100,000 bail baby, who was taken to Those eligible will get GOVERNOR bard Street in Lenox. at her arraignment on at- the hospital and is now in their vaccinations at VACCINATED tempted murder and child state care. neighborhood clinics, Lt. Gov. Daniel McKee abandonment charges. Merisier’s attorney, Cris- Mayor Jorge Elorza and and his wife, Susan, re- High winds leave Marie Merisier, 33, made tina Rodrigues, asked that City Council President ceived their dose of the her rst court appearance her client be released on Sabina Matos said in a P zer COVID-19 vaccine Monday since the baby personal recognizance be- statement. at the Dunkin’ Donuts tens of thousands boy was found Friday. Not cause she lost her restau- “The city is working Center in Providence on guilty pleas were entered rant job at the start of the closely with the Rhode Tuesday. on her behalf. pandemic and poses no Island Department of McKee, who will take without power Merisier arrived visibly public safety threat. Health and community over as governor when pregnant on Friday at the “This case involved an partners to reach res- Gina Raimondo is con- ASSOCIATED PRESS trict Chief Pat Nichols home of a 73-year-old man impossible, complicat- idents in communities rmed as President Joe said. “It’s very fortunate she knew and went to the ed set of questions about that have been dispro- Biden’s commerce secre- NEW YORK — More bathroom for an hour, mental health, prepartum portionately impacted by tary, and his wife went that nobody was hurt.” than 130,000 homes and prosecutors said in court. and postpartum, hormon- COVID-19,” Elorza said. online to book their ap- The wind howled businesses were with- The man said when she al, emotional and mental “Providence is making pointments when the through the night across out power across New left the bathroom, she was health crises,” Rodrigues every effort to administer state expanded vaccina- the region, shaking win- carrying a brown leather said. vaccines equitably and ef- tion eligibility to people England and New York dows and whipping trees. bag and he heard crying, Massachusetts has a ciently and this next step over the age of 65. McKee on Tuesday as winds Higher elevations saw prosecutors said. safe haven law, that al- allows us to more directly is 69. reaching 70 mph or more the strongest gusts, and She allegedly turned lows parents to surrender reach our most vulnerable “Vaccines are how we knocked down power lines New Hampshire’s Mount down the man’s offer to a baby at any hospital, po- residents as quickly as get Rhode Island back to across the region. Washington recorded a call an ambulance, au- lice station, or staffed re- possible.” school, back to work, and The wind gusted to 71 thorities said. house within seven days State-run mass vaccina- back to normal,” he said gust of 131 mph, accord- mph in Bryant Pond and Later Friday, a woman of birth without facing tion sites and retail phar- in a statement. “We must ing to the National Weath- 65 mph in West Bethel heard crying from inside criminal charges. macies will continue vac- do everything we can to er Service. a trash barrel outside a cinating eligible residents overcome vaccine hesitan- in western Maine, and By daybreak, some of the 65 or older. cy and build trust with 60 mph in Concord, N.H., worst of the storm damage The city’s Clinica Espe- Rhode Islanders of every of cials said, and gusts was in Maine, where more Catch up ranza has been granted background from every topped 50 mph in numer- than 30,000 customers with your authority to vaccinate community.” ous communities across were without power with residents 18 and older They are scheduled to favorite team the region. temperatures in the single provided they also help get their second doses The gusts were accom- in Item Sports! register and bring an old- March 23. digits and strong winds panied by single digit tem- er adult 65 or older to be URI CASES RISE making it feel even colder. vaccinated, they said, but The University of Rhode peratures in parts of New The wind was also ham- only if they live in certain Island is warning stu- England, creating danger- pering the restoration of hard-hit zip codes within dents and staff that a ous conditions for those power in Maine. the city. rise in positive COVID-19 without heat. “We are responding to Lynn Drug Task Force Clinica Esperanza pri- tests on campus could On Monday evening, outages as quickly as we marily serves the city’s lead to additional restric- blackouts were affecting can. However, we cannot immigrant communities, tions meant to thwart the 30,000 customers across send our eld crews up to and saw a COVID-19 pos- disease’s spread. Hotline Massachusetts, including the power lines in buck- in Boston. High winds top- ets when wind gusts are Neptune Towers Apartments 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Will be accepting applications for placement on the waiting list for housing from pled scaffolding at the site dangerously high,” said March 1, 2021 to March 15, 2021 of a seven-story building Neptune Towers is a project based Section 8 community, income restrictions apply Kerri Therriault, director or text the word tiplynn Applications available at the property or by request to: under construction late of electric operations for Neptune Towers and your tip to “tip411” (847411) 130 Neptune Blvd., Suite 108E Monday night. Central Maine Power. 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By Michael Balsamo uled the confirmation those who committed stances our disagree- ASSOCIATED PRESS hearing for Gupta and hate crimes, human traf- ments remain, her open Lisa Monaco, Biden’s  cking, and other viola- and candid approach has WASHINGTON — nominee for deputy tions of our civil rights created a working rela- More than 75 former U.S. attorney general, for laws.” tionship that is ground- attorneys are throwing March 9. The Senate Ju- The letter further em- ed in mutual respect and their support behind diciary Committee held phasizes the support understanding,” the orga- President Joe Biden’s a two-day hearing last Gupta has received from nization’s national presi- nominee for associate at- week and then voted law enforcement organi- dent, Patrick Yoes, said torney general and urg- in a letter to the leaders ing congressional leaders Monday to advance the zations and prosecutors nomination of Merrick as the administration of the Senate Judiciary PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to quickly con rm her to Garland to be attorney seeks to move the Jus- Committee. Sam Gordon puts on her shoulder pads in Her- the post. Last month, a conserva- Vanita Gupta has been general. tice Department for- riman, Utah. tive advocacy group, the nominated for the No. 3 “Many of us observed ward after a tumultuous Judicial Crisis Network, position in the Justice  rsthand Ms. Gupta’s four years under Donald launched an ad campaign Department, a position independence, integrity, Trump. against Gupta’s nomi- in which she would be re- and excellent judgment Her nomination has Judge: Utah nation, arguing that she sponsible for overseeing when she served as the been endorsed by some was “dangerous” and try- the department’s civil, an- head of the Justice De- of the most prominent ing to cast her as soft on titrust and civil rights lit- partment’s Civil Rights law enforcement orga- crime. Other conserva- igation, but also for help- Division,” read the letter, nizations in the nation, schools don’t tive groups have sought ing to implement policy signed by a bipartisan including the National to push a narrative that decisions on a host of na- group of former top pros- Fraternal Order of Police, she is “anti-police” and on tionwide issues. She was ecutors. “In that position, whose president said she Monday,  ve Republican need to offer in charge of the Justice she worked hand-in-hand has always been able “to Department’s civil rights with U.S. Attorney’s Of-  nd common ground even attorneys general sent a division in the Obama ad-  ces to protect vulnera- when that seemed impos- letter to Biden asking him ministration. ble members of our com- sible.” to withdraw her nomina- girls’ football The Senate has sched- munities by prosecuting “Although in some in- tion because of what they said were “recent public, adverse statements to- By Lindsay of views on YouTube since ward police.” Whitehurst and she was 9, but she and oth- Before her nomination, Sophia Eppolito er female players argued Gupta was in charge of the ASSOCIATED PRESS they were worried about Leadership Conference on playing with physically Civil and Human Rights, a SALT LAKE CITY — A larger boys as teenagers. coalition of civil rights or- Utah girl whose football The case also included ganizations. skills won her fame online testimony about the ha- In the letter to Senate has lost her court bid to rassment girls have en- Majority Leader Chuck have school districts create dured while playing with Schumer, Minority Leader football teams for girls. all-boy teams. Gordon ar- Mitch McConnell and the A federal judge ruled gued plenty of girls were leaders of the Judiciary against Sam Gordon on interested in playing, Committee -- Sens. Dick Monday,  nding that Utah pointing to an all-female Durbin, D-Ill. and Chuck school districts aren’t legal- league she started with Grassley, R-Iowa, the for- ly required to create a sepa- her father six years ago mer prosecutors said they rate team because girls who that’s drawn hundreds of understand how critical it want to play football can girls from the Salt Lake is for the Justice Depart- play with the teams tradi- City area. Those numbers ment’s leaders to “have an tionally  lled with boys. show girls want to play unshakable commitment U.S. District Court Judge and could  ll a roster, her to its independence and Howard Nielson acknowl- lawyers argued. its integrity.” edged that schools and But U.S. District Court “We know Ms. Gupta to coaches could do more to Judge Howard Nielson be a lawyer and public encourage girls to play. disagreed. He found that servant who shares those But he also acknowledged no district policy had values: she has devot- concerns that without discouraged girls from ed her professional and Gordon’s star power there playing, and that any ha- personal life to support- might not be enough girls rassment would violate ing and defending the to keep a league running athletic association rules. Constitution and those it that would have to be built While schools and coaches protects,” the letter said. from the ground up since could do more to accom- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “The country can count on no other high school in the modate girls, “the court her to lead with passion, U.S. has a similar program. is not convinced that it is Associate Attorney General nominee Vanita Gupta speaks during an conviction, humility, and Gordon’s playing videos required by the Constitu- event with President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala without political in u- have racked up millions tion,” he wrote. Harris at The Queen theater in Wilmington, Del. ence.”

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By Steve Krause rated into the competition Felix, Dedham Country ITEM STAFF to further ensure that Day School; Sanya Na- there would not be any deem, Eleanor N Johnson When a newly-fashioned ties. The 10 words will be Middle School, Walpole; Item Regional Spelling multiple choice. Benjamin Stewart, Bee is conducted online The winner of next Fowler School, Maynard; Tuesday, March 9, there week’s bee will have to go Muhammed Cham, will be a new wrinkle: a through three additional Holten Richmond Middle Gayla Cawley 10-word vocabulary test levels of remote compe- School, Danvers; Abisola that Scripps — the nation- tition before reaching Ogundipe Beckley, Lynn al sponsor of the event — the nals on the grounds Vocational Technical In- hopes will prevent a tie. of ESPN Wide World of stitute; Gabrielle Doney, The Item has hosted Sports at Disney Resort Lynn Woods Elementary, the regional bee for 36 in Florida. Lynn; Dylan Uttam, years. However, this will The continuing pres- Marblehead Community be the 35th competition, ence of COVID has also Charter Public School; as the event was can- lessened the number of Anthony Vizy, Marble- celed in 2020 due to the participants in the re- head Veterans Middle COVID-19 pandemic. gional bee. In 2020, more School; Raquel del Rio COVID-19 was still an than 100 students were Vicario, Montrose School, impediment to holding slated to participate, but Wake eld; Gabriella Hill, the usual contest this only 29 schools signed up Norwell Middle School; year, too. There were this year. And of those 29, Bennett Goodwin, Old three options: in-person, only 22 are participating. Rochester Regional Junior a Zoom meeting with a Also, there will only be 40 High; Allie Cristofori, pronouncer and judges, words used. Our Lady’s Academy, Allysha Dunnigan or an online contest that Joel and Mary Waltham; Marcus Irwin, Scripps developed. The Abramson of Marble- St. John’s Preparatory online format was chosen head will be the event’s School, Danvers; Miriam in this region, as Lynn co-sponsors. Mansare, Ste. Jeanne City Hall’s auditorium is The participants are D’arc Elementary School, still unavailable for use. Tyler Doan, Drewicz Lowell; Rushil Kelapure, Under this format, Elementary, Lynn; Nata- Think Explore Create students will hear a word nia Fernandez, Academy School, Worcester; Reem ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK spoken by of cial Scripps of Notre Dame, Tyngsbor- Ahrabar, Thurgood Mar- Photographer Spenser Hasak won a Boston pronouncer Dr. Jacques ough; Sonali Koo, Picker- shall Middle School, Lynn; Bailly and then type in ing Middle School, Lynn; Press Photographers Association award for Lindhan Nguyen, Tuck- the correct spelling. Toniloluwa Asenuga, er School, Milton; Hoda this photo of Cheerio the duck. Scripps suggested a vo- Covenant Christian Britel, William P. Connery cabulary test be incorpo- Academy, Peabody; Nate Elementary, Lynn. An Item editor, 2nd Jacob Lawrence painting photographers, Spenser Hasak missing for 6 decades located

SALEM (AP) — A sec- and reporters. ond panel from American artist Jacob Lawrence’s sweeping series “Struggle: From the History of the And a duck. American People” that has been hidden from LYNN — What’s this? ratory school in Wake- public view for decades News from the news- eld, R.I., and of Boston has been located, the Pea- room? Yup. College, where she body Essex Museum in Gayla Cawley, who served as photo editor Massachusetts announced has been a reporter for Tuesday. The Item since 2015, for its newspaper The Of cially entitled “Im- has been promoted to Heights. migrants admitted from regional editor. She will Another Item pho- Julia Hopkins all countries: 1820 to 1840 direct daily coverage for tographer, Spenser — 115,773,” the painting the newspaper. Hasak, was awarded known as panel 28 had not PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Cawley, a native of second place by the been seen in public since Danbury, Conn., is a Boston Press Photog- 1960 and was known only A 1956 painting “Immigrants admitted from graduate of the Univer- raphers Association through a black-and-white all countries: 1820 to 1840—115,773,” by Black sity of Connecticut with in its animal category reproduction. American artist Jacob Lawrence. a degree in English and for his photo of ‘Chee- “We are thrilled to share The owner, who wants to interpret pivotal moments journalism. She lives in rio’ the duck, which news of this important remain anonymous, in- in the American Revolu- Lynn. appeared in the paper discovery, especially at a herited the panel 28 from tion and early decades of time when Americans are Steve Krause will be- last December after the family, who — like the the republic as ongoing come the paper’s senior actively engaged with de- duck became the rst gures depicted — were struggles,” Gordon said. writer. non-human inducted mocracy,” Lydia Gordon, immigrants. the museum’s associate The panel has under- We’ve also hired into the Nahant His- The egg tempera on curator said in a state- gone some restoration several new reporters hardboard piece in vivid torical Society and was ment. The Salem-based work and will join the ex- and a photographer. reds and yellows depicts subsequently named Peabody Essex Museum hibit, “Struggle: From the Joining the news staff two women in shawls as reporters are Al- Essex Media Group’s organized the exhibit. History of the American clutching babies, one of lysha Dunnigan, a “person” of the year for The painting will now People,” starting Friday at them nursing, as well as Lynn Classical and Nahant. Steve Krause join nearly 30 of the the Seattle Art Museum Salem State Univer- “We are confident Black artist’s other works a man wearing a wide- through May 23, and then brimmed hat and holding sity graduate with a that The Item will con- painted in the 1950s at The Phillips Collection a ower pot containing degree in media and tinue to evolve under for the last two stops of in Washington, D.C. from a single red rose, Ameri- communications; and Gayla’s leadership,” a national tour in Se- June 26 until Sept. 19. Tréa Lavery, a na- said Ted Grant, pres- attle and Washington, ca’s national ower. The subjects have oversized It is the rst time in tive of Franklin, who ident and publisher D.C., museum of cials more than 60 years the went to Franklin High of EMG. He welcomed said. The 30-piece series hands, symbolizing what it meant to arrive only pieces are being shown and graduated from the new reporters and remains incomplete, as together. the whereabouts of three with what could be car- Northeastern Univer- photographer, and Museum of cials hope sity with a journalism panels remain a mystery, ried, the museum said. said: “Their age and that the discovery of degree. the museum said. It was inspired by a ta- gender will provide a panels 28 and 16 — which Julia Hopkins has The 12-inch-by-16-inch ble of immigration statis- fresh perspective for depicts Shays’ Rebellion, joined the photography panel was found in a New tics published in Richard the paper. the 1786–87 tax revolt in staff. Hopkins, a War- York City apartment, B. Morris’s Encyclopedia “And congratulations of American History. western Massachusetts, wick, R.I. native, is a like another painting in to Spenser,” Grant the series, panel 16, that “Lawrence created this leads to the discovery graduate of the Prout said. “That is quite a was rediscovered in a body of work during the of the three panels that School, a college prepa- feather in his cap.” Tréa Lavery different home in October. modern civil rights era to remain missing. WEATHER LOTTERY

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By Mike Alongi nior Chris Regnetta. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Devin made an impact right away in his first A shortened 2020-2021 season with the Tan- season didn’t slow down ners, having previous- Marblehead’s Will Shull ly played for the Lynn one bit, as the senior Jets. He was one of the forward led the North top scorers in the North Shore in scoring this Shore, finishing in the year. For his exploits on top 10 in both goals (tied the ice, Shull has been for second with 12) and named the 2020-2021 assists (tied for fourth Item Player of the Year with 10). He kept the for boys hockey. Tanners in a number of Shull made the most of games this year, even- ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS his 13 games on the ice, tually helping lead Pea- The Marblehead volleyball team prepares for its upcoming season, which starts on Thursday averaging more than two body to a Northeastern with a matchup at home against Beverly. points per game over the Conference South Divi- course of the season. His sion title. 15 goals, 15 assists and Magliozzi was the 30 total points all led Spartans’ key playmak- Marblehead volleyball looks to the North Shore, and he er in a year where they capped off his incredible took home the CCL Cup season with a big mile- title over undefeated rebound this season stone. On Feb. 8, Shull Archbishop Williams. In notched his 100th career addition to netting nine By Daniel Kane “You’re always excited there is so much talent,” positions for us. During point after a four-goal, goals, Magliozzi was sec- ITEM STAFF to start the year, but to Miller said “It’s actually their time with the team, one-assist performance ond in the North Shore see the kids come in this one of the most talented that group has really MARBLEHEAD — Af- in a win over Swamp- in assists with 14. His excited has been great. teams I’ve ever coached. blazed a new path over ter more than a year scott. An All-Item Team 23 total points was also Even just in the short It’s a really good mix of the last two or three sea- selection in 2019-2020, second in the area. away from the court, the time we’ve had, they’ve a great group of seniors sons. They’ve worked re- Shull finishes his Ma- LoNigro led St. Mary’s Marblehead volleyball improved tremendously and young players.” ally hard and done a good gicians career with 107 in goals with 12 during team, like any fall team after a year and a half The talent starts at the job leading with a bunch total points. the 2020-21 campaign, that had its season de- without touching the top with a group of four se- of new players coming There were also five many of them coming layed, had been itching court.” nior co-captains — Anna in.” players named to this off of assists from Ma- to start practicing. This year’s Magicians Schluter, Abby Schwartz, Junior Lilah Thomp- year’s All-Item Team in gliozzi. LoNigro also And that pent up ex- squad returns a good Emma Lawler and son and sophomore Keira Peabody’s Matt Devin, added nine assists of his citement has been pret- mix of older and younger Samantha Oberlander. Sweetnam will also bring St. Mary’s senior Colby own, finishing third in ty clear in the rst few players, and there’s plen- “They’re all really vocal a much-needed boost to Magliozzi, St. Mary’s se- the North Shore in total weeks of practice. ty of talent across the out there,” Miller said of the Magicians offense nior Kyle LoNigro, Lyn- points with 21. “It’s been awesome,” board. the seniors. “Anna and this year. nfield freshman Nick Marblehead coach “We are bringing back Abby have played dom- Hubbard and Saugus ju- HOCKEY, B2 Killeen Miller said. a really young team, but inant volleyball at their MARBLEHEAD, B2 Celtics host Clippers

ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Marblehead’s Will Shull led the North Shore in Clippers guard Patrick Beverley (left) drives to the hoop against Celtics guard Jaylen goals (15), assists (15) and points (30). Brown (right) in the rst quarter of Los Angeles’ matchup with Boston on Tuesday. Cardinals all-out recruiting pitch brings Watt to the desert

By David Brandt tion kept sending him of They nished 8-8 in 2020, ASSOCIATED PRESS Paradise Valley. losing ve of their last “I’m not going to lie to seven games to fall just TEMPE, Ariz. — J.J. you,” Watt said on Tues- short of the postseason. Watt didn’t lack for suit- day. “It doesn’t hurt when Watt’s been slowed by in- ors when deciding where it’s 65 degrees and sunny juries over the past few to continue his spectac- outside when I woke up seasons, but when asked ular football career. The this morning. It’s pretty how much gas he has left three-time NFL Defen- nice.” in the tank, he respond- sive Player of the Year A ve-time All-Pro, ed: “A lot. A whole lot.” said there were four or Watt said he’s happy to ve teams seriously in Watt, who turns 32 in a the hunt. few weeks, has been one contribute off-the- eld But the more he looked of the NFL’s best play- leadership at this stage at his options, the more ers for a decade with of his career, but the big- the Arizona Cardinals the Houston Texans, but gest thing that will help made sense. asked out in Houston, push the Cardinals back They had a young, tal- which is undergoing a to the playoffs is his pro- ented quarterback in Ky- roster upheaval. A person duction. ler Murray. They had his familiar with his two- “It’s tackles for loss, it’s old buddy from the Tex- year contract told The sacks, it’s batted balls, it’s ans, DeAndre Hopkins, Associated Press that the going out there and mak- one of the top receivers total package is worth ing plays, changing the in the league. They had $31 million. game, helping swing mo- defensive coordinator The person spoke on mentum, taking blockers Vance Joseph, for whom condition of anonymity off other guys, whatever I he played in Houston because the team did not need to do from a playing reveal any terms. standpoint,” Watt said. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS early in his career and admires. The contract was a “It’s that. It’s dominating. J.J. Watt will be reunited with a former teammate in wide receiver De- There were also those coup for the Cardinals, That’s what I’ll say.” Andre Hopkins and a former coach in Cardinals defensive coordinator pictures that everyone in who are trying to break a Vance Joseph after signing with Arizona. the Cardinals organiza- ve-year playoff drought. WATT, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 2021 HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE Marblehead volleyball looks to THURSDAY Tech at Northeast (TBD) Volleyball Volleyball Beverly at Marblehead (5:30) Lynnfield at Newburyport (5:30) Swampscott at Winthrop (5:30) Marblehead at Peabody (5:30) Peabody at Chelmsford (5:45) TUESDAY rebound this season MONDAY Volleyball MARBLEHEAD helped build some mental Boys Soccer Fellowship at KIPP (5) From B1 toughness for us. We still KIPP at Winthrop (4) Marblehead at Peabody (5:30) Northeast at Tech (TBD) Salem at Swampscott (5:30) worked hard last year and Girls Soccer Winthrop at Saugus (5:30) “Lilah has played re- we want to keep doing Winthrop at KIPP (4) Tech at Northeast (TBD) ally every position for that this season.” us at some point,” Miller There may not be a state TV/RADIO said. “She’s a strong play- tournament to shoot for er and we’re looking for- at the end of the season, ward to using her to get but Marblehead won’t be Baseball some great shots. She’s a 1 p.m...... Exhibition: Boston at Minnesota...... WEEI-AM 850 treating any game less im- great hitter. And Keira is 3 p.m...... Exhibition: Seattle vs Chicago Cubs ...... ESPN portantly than any other 8 p.m...... Exhibition: Cincinnati at LA Dodgers ...... MLB Network an outside hitter who has Pro basketball increased her power since year. 3 p.m...... G League: Clippers vs. Ignite ...... ESPNU “When you look at it this 7:30 p.m...... Brooklyn at Houston ...... ESPN last season. 10 p.m...... Golden State at Portland ...... ESPN “Last year, we really season you can really start Men’s college basketball struggled putting the ball to ask yourself, ‘what are 5 p.m...... Clemson at Syracuse ...... ACC Network away,” Miller said. “The you playing for?’”Miller 6:30 p.m...... Missouri at Florida ...... SEC Network UConn at Seton Hall ...... FS1 defensive game was much said. “We’ve come to terms 7 p.m...... Louisville at Virginia Tech ...... ESPN2 better than the offen- with all of that so far and Minnesota at Penn State ...... Big Ten Network sive game. We could dig talked about how we real- N.C. State at Notre Dame ...... ACC Network Oregon St. at Utah ...... ESPNU balls out and go back and ly owe it to the older kids Providence at St. John’s ...... CBSSN forth with a team, but we and ourselves to be our 8:30 p.m...... Creighton at Villanova ...... FS1 couldn’t nish. We’re real- most competitive selves Mississippi St. at Texas A&M ...... SEC Network ly looking to improve on 9 p.m...... Boston College at Florida St...... ACC Network possible. We’re going to Maryland at Northwestern ...... Big Ten Network that this year.” compete every day and San Diego St. at UNLV ...... CBSSN Improvement will be a come together as a group. UCLA at Oregon ...... ESPN2 common theme for the Ma- If we ever looked back and 10:30 p.m...... Stanford at USC ...... FS1 gicians after a tough year Women’s college basketball we could’ve worked hard- in a strong Northeastern 2 p.m...... ACC first round: BC vs. Pittsburgh ...... NESN Plus er we’d regret that. We’re 4 p.m...... Southeastern first round: Auburn vs. Florida ..... SEC Network Conference in 2019. Miller 4:30 p.m...... Iowa at Indiana ...... Big Ten Network is hoping the lessons car- going to play every game Pro hockey ried over from that year like a state championship 7 p.m...... Washington at Boston ...... NBCSN; WBZ-FM 98.5 ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS 9:30 p.m...... St. Louis at Anaheim ...... NBCSN will help Marblehead turn match.” Women’s college hockey things around now. Marblehead opens up Marblehead volleyball coach Killeen Miller 4:30 p.m...... Hockey East semifinals: UConn vs. NU ...... NESN the season Thursday 7 p.m...... Hockey East semifinals: Maine vs. Providence ...... NESN “We had some really and the Magicians will be one of the rst teams Men’s soccer big losses last year,” Mill- evening (5:30) at home to hit the court for the “Fall II” sports season 1 p.m...... Premier League: Leicester City at Burnley ...... NBCSN er said. “But I think it against Beverly. Thursday. 2:30 p.m...... German Cup: Wolfsburg at Leipzig ...... ESPNews 10 p.m...... Liga MX: Club America at Club Tijuana ...... FS2

NBA

EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Philadelphia 23 12 .657 — San Antonio 17 13 .567 — Brooklyn 23 13 .639 ½ Dallas 17 16 .515 1½ New York 18 17 .514 5 Memphis 15 15 .500 2 Boston 17 17 .500 5½ New Orleans 15 19 .441 4 Toronto 17 17 .500 5½ Houston 11 22 .333 7½ Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Miami 17 17 .500 — Utah 27 8 .771 — Charlotte 16 18 .471 1 Portland 19 14 .576 7 Atlanta 14 20 .412 3 Denver 19 15 .559 7½ Washington 13 19 .406 3 Oklahoma City 14 20 .412 12½ Orlando 13 22 .371 4½ Minnesota 7 28 .200 20 Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Milwaukee 21 13 .618 — L.A. Lakers 24 11 .686 — Indiana 15 18 .455 5½ L.A. Clippers 24 12 .667 ½ Chicago 15 18 .455 5½ Phoenix 22 11 .667 1 Cleveland 14 21 .400 7½ Golden State 19 16 .543 5 Detroit 9 25 .265 12 Sacramento 13 21 .382 10½ Tuesday’s Games Chicago at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Memphis at Washington, 7 p.m. Oklahoma City at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Atlanta at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Golden State at Portland, 10 p.m. Detroit at Toronto, ppd L.A. Lakers at Sacramento, 10 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Thursday’s Games New York at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Washington, 7 p.m. Denver at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Toronto at Boston, 7 p.m. Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 10 p.m. Detroit at New York, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Denver at Indiana, 8 p.m. Detroit at Toronto, 7 p.m. Milwaukee at Memphis, 8 p.m. Indiana at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Miami at New Orleans, 8:30 p.m. Utah at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Oklahoma City at San Antonio, 9 Brooklyn at Houston, 7:30 p.m. p.m. Atlanta at Orlando, 8 p.m. Golden State at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Charlotte at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Sacramento at Portland, 10 p.m. NHL

East Division West Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Wash 21 12 5 4 28 73 69 Vegas 18 13 4 1 27 56 40 Boston 19 12 5 2 26 59 50 St. Louis 22 12 8 2 26 72 71 NYI 21 11 6 4 26 56 49 Minnesota 19 12 6 1 25 61 49 Phila 18 11 4 3 25 61 54 Colorado 19 11 7 1 23 57 48 ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Pittsburgh 20 11 8 1 23 60 65 LA 20 9 7 4 22 60 56 NYR 19 7 9 3 17 50 52 Arizona 21 9 9 3 21 56 64 Lynn eld goalie Nick Hubbard allowed just nine goals all season in net for the Pioneers. NJ 17 7 8 2 16 45 52 San Jose 19 8 9 2 18 59 73 Buffalo 19 6 10 3 15 44 57 Anaheim 22 6 11 5 17 46 66 Central Division North Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Florida 21 13 4 4 30 67 60 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Toronto 23 17 4 2 36 81 55 Marblehead’s Will Shull named Item Tampa Bay 19 14 4 1 29 69 39 Carolina 21 14 6 1 29 72 58 Edmonton 24 14 10 0 28 79 72 Chicago 23 12 7 4 28 73 68 Winnipeg 21 13 7 1 27 69 57 Columbus 23 8 10 5 21 62 77 Montreal 20 9 6 5 23 65 60 Nashville 21 10 11 0 20 49 64 Calgary 23 10 11 2 22 59 70 Detroit 24 7 14 3 17 51 78 Vancouver 25 9 14 2 20 72 85 Player of the Year for boys hockey Dallas 16 6 6 4 16 46 45 Ottawa 24 8 15 1 17 66 92 Tuesday’s Games Minnesota at Vegas, 10 p.m. HOCKEY of them coming in 5-on-5 tal points ranked fourth in (Lynn eld); Eli Feingold, Buffalo at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Colorado at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. action (three were 5-on-4 the North Shore. Detroit at Columbus, 7 p.m. From B1 Carter Laramie, Connor Thursday’s Games goals and one was a 5-on- Also getting named as N.Y. Islanders at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Buffalo at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Jalbert, JT Monahan, Ottawa at Montreal, 7 p.m. Detroit at Carolina, 7 p.m. Hubbard had, statistical- 3 goal). His prowess be- Item All-Stars this sea- Aidan Ryan (Marblehead); Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey, 7 p.m. ly, the best season of any tween the pipes helped the son are Cam Martin, Aid- Carolina at Nashville, 8 p.m. Kevin McMaster, Ryan Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Vancouver at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. goaltender in the North Pioneers nish with a 6-5- en Anthony, Jack Vieira Winnipeg at Montreal, 7 p.m. Ragucci (Saugus); Cam Tampa Bay at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Shore in 2020-2021. With 3 record and a trip to the (Bishop Fenwick); Brady Florida at Nashville, 8 p.m. Smith (St. John’s Prep); Wednesday’s Games a save percentage of 0.957 Cape Ann League Tourna- Bullock, Harrison Kinne, Washington at Boston, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay at Chicago, 8 p.m. Zack Pierce, Ian Roddie and a goals against aver- ment semi nal round. Owen Giangrande (St. Toronto at Edmonton, 8 p.m. Columbus at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. (Swampscott); Joey Hol- St. Louis at Anaheim, 9:30 p.m. Ottawa at Calgary, 9 p.m. age of 0.88, it was a tough Regnetta had a strong Mary’s); Luke Buckley, An- Arizona at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. Toronto at Vancouver, 10 p.m. ask to put a puck past junior season for the Sa- drew Sousa, Jager Ingham gersen, Connor Hurley, JD Hubbard when he was in chems, nishing a bal- (Peabody); Brenden Hene- Parker, Chris Ferrara, Joe TODAY IN SPORTS net. He only allowed nine anced year with nine goals han, Aidan Burke, Drew Hayes, Ryan Hovermale goals all season, just ve and 11 assists. His 20 to- Damiani, Chase Carney (Winthrop). March 3 crusher” Smith in Las Vegas. 1920 — The Montreal Canadiens set 2000 — Edward Fryatt ties a PGA Tour an NHL record for most goals in a record with eight consecutive birdies in game with a 16-3 rout of the Quebec the second round of the Doral-Ryder Cardinals all-out recruiting pitch Bulldogs. Open. Fuzzy Zoeller did it in the 1976 1951 — Temple’s Bill Mlkvy scores Quad Cities Open, and Bob Goalby in an NCAA-record 73 points in a 99-69 the 1961 St. Petersburg Open. rout over Wilkes. 2001 — A bloodied John Ruiz 1966 — Buckpasser, ridden by Bill becomes the first Hispanic heavy- brings Watt to the desert Shoemaker, wins the Flamingo Stakes weight champion by knocking down by a nose. The colt is such a prohibi- Evander Holyfield in the 11th round tive favorite among the field of nine and earning a unanimous decision for But the Cardinals are nearly impossible during pen,” Watt said laughing. the race is declared a non-wagering the WBA title. WATT contest. The race is known as “The 2012 — Wladimir Klitschko stops From B1 confident he’s still a force free agency: announcing “I appreciate you guys. Chicken Flamingo.” France’s Jean-Marc Mormeck in the to be dealt with. Watt his decision on social They’re the true brains 1968 — Montreal’s Jean Beliveau fourth round to retain the WBA and He was the league’s top said the team’s recruit- media himself. On Mon- behind the shirt I wore becomes the second NHL player to IBF heavyweight titles. Klitschko is defensive player in 2012, ing pitch was “strong day morning, he posted a for the workout.” score 1,000 career points with a goal credited with the 50th KO of his and heavy” when trying picture that showed him Now that the trickery in a 5-2 loss to the Detroit Red career as he improves to 57-3. 2014 and 2015. Then Wings. 2012 — No. 2 Syracuse beats No. injuries began to take to entice the edge rusher lifting weights in a Car- is over, the focus is on 1984 — Peter Ueberroth, president of 19 Louisville 58-49 to tie the Big East a toll. He appeared in to the desert. dinals shirt with a cap- football. Watt said he’ll the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing record for victories. The Orange (30-1, There were players tion that read “source: always remember Hous- only three games in 2016 Committee, is elected commissioner 17-1) match Connecticut’s 17 confer- reaching out, coaches, me.” ton fondly, but he’s eager of baseball by major league team ence wins in 1995-96 and finishes and five the next season, and even non-football It wasn’t easy to keep to start the next phase of owners. the regular season with 30 wins for sidelined by back prob- personnel who made the the secret. A few days be- his career with the Car- 1985 — Bill Shoemaker becomes the the first time in Jim Boeheim’s 36 lems and then a broken first jockey to win $100 million in years as coach. pitch. Then there was the fore he made his final de- dinals. career purses after riding Lord at War 2014 — LeBron James scores a leg. In 2019, Watt missed constant flow of pictures cision, he had his broth- When asked how close to victory at the Santa Anita Handicap career-high 61 points, breaking Glen half of the schedule with from beautiful places er’s high school friend Arizona was to a deep in Arcadia, Calif. Rice’s franchise record, and the a torn pectoral muscle. 1985 — Kevin McHale of the Boston Miami Heat defeat the Charlotte Bob- that make Arizona a des- use his own credit card playoff run, Watt re- Celtics scores a team-record 56 cats 124-107. He returned to play the tination for vacations. to order shirts from four sponded that the only points, making 22 of 28 shots in a 2017 — Kyrie Irving scores 43 entire 2020 season and “I give them credit, or five teams, ship them obstacle was time. 138-129 home victory over Detroit. points, LeBron James has 38 and the was effective, though not they attacked from all to his house and then de- “A few months,” Watt 1987 — Mike Tyson adds the WBA Cleveland Cavaliers set the NBA regu- dominant. He finished heavyweight crown to his WBC heavy- lar-season record with 25 3-pointers angles,” Watt said. liver them. said. “You gotta get to weight crown with a unanimous in holding off the Atlanta Hawks 135- with 14 tackles for a loss Watt also managed to “Shout out to Doug and the season before you get 12-round decision over James “Bone- 130. and five sacks. pull off something that’s Joe for making this hap- to the playoffs, right?” WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Senate Democrats sorting nal details of $1.9T virus relief bill

By Alan Fram But so far, Republicans the House-approved pack- Joe Manchin of West Vir- ASSOCIATED PRESS are following the template age. Democrats want Con- ginia want to trim that fig- they set in former Pres- gress to send Biden a final ure back to $300, arguing WASHINGTON — Dem- ident Barack Obama’s version for him to sign by the higher figure would ocrats sorted through lin- presidency. GOP senators March 14, when an earlier gering disagreements over discourage people from re- seemed on track to oppose round of emergency jobless turning to work. emergency jobless benefits the relief bill solidly, per- benefits expires. “It would be awful for and other issues Tuesday haps with the unanimous The legislation would the doors to open up and and prepared to commence “no” vote their House coun- provide $1,400 payments PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS there’s no one working,” Senate debate on a $1.9 terparts cast early Satur- to individuals plus hun- Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny ges- Manchin said. But party trillion COVID-19 relief day when that chamber dreds of billions of dollars tures as he stands behind a grass of the cage in plan that would deliver a approved its similar ver- for schools and colleges, leaders and progressives the Babuskinsky District Court in Moscow. major victory to President sion of the measure. COVID-19 vaccines and oppose trimming those Joe Biden. Senate Minority Leader testing, mass transit sys- benefits, and Manchin con- With Democrats having Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., ac- tems, renters and small ceded he didn’t know that U.S. sanctions no margin for error in the cused Democrats of ignor- businesses. his side would prevail. evenly split 50-50 Senate, ing signs that the economy It also has money for child Despite the huge leverage Biden was expected to urge and the deadly virus’ ram- care, tax breaks for families every Democrat has because Russian of cials over them on by conference call. page through the U.S. were with children and assis- all their votes are needed, Senate Majority Lead- beginning to turn around. tance for states willing to none has so far threatened nerve-agent attack er Chuck Schumer said He also accused Demo- expand Medicaid coverage to sink the legislation if he planned to bring the crats of loading the bill for low-income residents. they don’t get their way. All By Ellen Knickmeyer cal and chemical agents. sweeping bill to the floor with spending for favored The House-approved bill are aware of how damaging ASSOCIATED PRESS The U.S. intelligence com- as early as Wednesday, tee- constituencies, saying they would provide $400 weekly munity concluded with high ing up first votes on a bill were “taking advantage of emergency jobless benefits, that would be to Biden’s The Biden administra- confidence that Russia’s aimed at energizing the the crisis to check off unre- on top of state unemploy- presidency and Democrats’ tion sanctioned seven Federal Security Service nation’s battle against the lated liberal policies.” ment payments, through ability to stay united and be mid- and senior-level Rus- used the Russian nerve pandemic and its wounded The Senate bill was ex- August. Some Democratic productive for the current sian officials on Tuesday, agent Novichok on Navalny economy. pected to largely mirror moderates including Sen. Congress. along with more than a last August, a senior admin- “That’s what the Ameri- dozen businesses and oth- istration official said. can people sent us here to er entities, over a nearly Russia critic Bill do,” said Schumer, D-N.Y., fatal nerve-agent attack Browder, a London-based “That’s what our govern- on opposition leader Alex- ment is for. Not to sit back investor, tweeted that he ei Navalny and his subse- feared the new U.S. sanc- and wait for problems to quent jailing. fix themselves.” tions would be “way too The measures, em- little and not touch Pu- The huge package is a phasizing the use of the too-big-to-fail moment for tin’s billionaire cronies.” Russian nerve agent as a Rep. Adam Schiff, a Cali- the fledging president, banned chemical weapon, who would be politically fornia Democrat and chair marked the Biden admin- of the House Intelligence staggered if Congress — istration’s first sanctions controlled narrowly by Committee, called the U.S. against associates of Pres- Democrats but controlled move overdue. ident Vladimir Putin. The nonetheless — failed to de- Working with U.S. allies, Russian leader was an liver. Conquering the virus “we must use an array of intimate and favorite of that’s killed half a million tools, including sanctions, President Donald Trump Americans and thrown PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to meaningfully deter, re- even amid covert Russian the economy and count- President Joe Biden speaks during a virtual meeting with Mexican pel, and punish Moscow’s hacking and social media less lives into tailspins is President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, in the Roosevelt Room of the transgressions,” Schiff Biden’s top initial priority. White House. campaigns aimed at de- said in a statement. stabilizing the U.S. The Biden administra- The government offi- tion has pledged to con- Merck to help produce rival J&J’s vaccine cials included at least four front Putin in alleged whom Navalny’s support- attacks on Russian opposi- ers had directly asked the federal government was istering 16-17 million to- More than 800,000 doses tion figures and in alleged By Zeke Miller and West to penalize, saying Linda A. Johnson increasing supply of the tal weekly doses of P zer of the J&J vaccine will also malign actions abroad, in- they were most involved ASSOCIATED PRESS Moderna and P zer vac- and Moderna vaccines by be distributed this week cluding the hacking of U.S. in targeting him and other cines to states next week the end of March, climbing to pharmacies to adminis- government agencies and WASHINGTON — dissidents and journalists. to 15.2 million doses per to 17-18 million weekly by ter in a separate federal- U.S. businesses. Trump Drugmaker Merck & Co. However, the U.S. list did week, up from 14.5 million early April. The supply of ly-run program that also spoke admiringly of Putin will help produce rival not include any of Russia’s and resisted criticism of previously. States will also J&J doses to states, ex- includes 2.4 million dos- Johnson & Johnson’s new- most powerful business- Putin’s government. That receive 2.8 million doses of pected to dip after the ini- es of the other two shots. ly approved coronavirus people and bankers, oli- included dismissing U.S. the J&J shot this week. tial shipment this week, Both gures are expected vaccine in an effort to ex- to steadily increase, as the garchs whom Navalny has intelligence findings that On a call with governors will climb to 4-6 million pand supply more quick- White House increasing- long said the West would Russia had backed Trump Tuesday, White House weekly doses by the end ly, the White House said ly looks to the capacity of have to sanction to get the in its covert campaign to coronavirus coordinator of March and 5-6 million Tuesday. pharmacy chains like CVS attention of Putin. interfere with the 2016 Jeff Zients said states doses weekly through the The announcement and Walgreens to help Tuesday’s step “was not presidential election. should prepare for admin- end of April. comes as the White House speed the nation’s mass meant to be a silver bullet The administration co- looks to speed the pro- vaccination campaign. or an end date to what has ordinated the sanctions duction of the single-dose Facing questions about been a difficult relation- with the European Union, vaccine and accelerate the the company’s slipping de- ship with Russia,” White which added to its own nation’s plans to vaccinate livery schedule, J&J Vice House press secretary Jen sanctions Tuesday over nearly all adult Americans President Richard Nettles Psaki said. “We expect the the attack on Navalny. in the coming months. Of- told lawmakers on Capi- relationship to continue to The U.S. and Europe- cials have said J&J faced tol Hill last week that the be a challenge. We’re pre- an shared concerns about unexpected production is- company had faced “signif- pared for that.” sues with its vaccine and icant challenges” because “Russia’s deepening author- produced only 3.9 million of its “highly complex” The Biden adminis- itarianism,” Secretary of doses ahead of its receiv- manufacturing process. tration also announced State Antony Blinken said. ing emergency use autho- The assistance from sanctions under the U.S. “The U.S. government rization on Saturday. The Merck was expected to Chemical and Biologi- has exercised its authori- company has promised to help J&J meet its produc- cal Weapons Control and ties to send a clear signal deliver 100 million doses tion commitments and ex- Warfare Elimination Act that Russia’s use of chem- pand supply even further, for businesses and other ical weapons and abuse of by the end of June. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS White House press sec- but the administration enterprises, most of which human rights have severe retary Jen Psaki also an- A pharmacist prepares to administer a did not immediately pro- it said were involved in consequences,” Blinken nounced Tuesday that the COVID-19 vaccine. vide speci cs. the production of biologi- said in a statement. 13 killed when semitruck hits Local news on your doorstep SUV carrying 25 people

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Two-year relationship seems to be off more often than on DEAR ABBY: I have far before saying he need- been on and off with a Dear Abby is written by Abigail ed water, and he also man for two years. In all wanted to be sure there this time, he has never Van Buren, also known as Jeanne was a bathroom close by. spent a holiday or Valen- Phillips, and was founded by her Another time we were at- tine’s Day with me, or mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact tempting to have some introduced me to his fam- intimacy and his de bril- ily or friends. He told me Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. lator went off, which put to stay in the bathroom Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. a damper on the mood. at his of ce when his Should I stay with this friends showed up unex- guy when his general pectedly. When I object- health is so poor? It is ed, he said, “It’s only for wrong? He tells me no DEAR ABBY: I am 62, one will stay with me very healthy and youth- affecting me and us. I do 20 minutes.” I was horri- not want to be a caretak- ed. once they know the type ful, and work full time as er, although at the same He accuses me of pick- of woman I am. I’m not an R.N. I recently started ing ghts and says I will always at fault like he dating a 67-year-old man time, I do have compas- never be happy with any- wants me to believe. He I met on a dating site. We sion for him. one when I try to talk buys me nothing to drink go out, do various things or eat when we are to- together, laugh and seem HEARTSTRINGS with him about it. He PULLED breaks up with me at hol- gether. I pay my own way. to be compatible. My con- cern is, he has signi cant iday time, never calls I regret the day he en- DEAR HEART- when he’s on vacation tered my life. How can I heart disease. He has had stents put STRINGS: What a sad and our dates are always make him see what he situation. It shouldn’t last minute. I realize he does is wrong? in and is on multiple meds. He also has moder- take a medical back- is using me for sex, but ground to see what the he insists I am wrong ALMOST DONE IN ate kidney failure. I’m and he is a decent man. NEW YORK realizing he’s actually future holds, at least for Two birthdays passed, very preoccupied with him. and he didn’t even wish DEAR ALMOST the state of his health This is a new relation- me a happy birthday, yet DONE: This shameless because he talks about it ship. Not once in your let- he buys presents and man may never view often, and he sees physi- ter did you mention the cards for every occasion what he has been doing cians as well as a naturo- depth of his feelings for for his friends and family. as wrong, so don’t try to path and myofascial re- you or yours for him. He He blocks my number if I “make” him see anything. lease specialist. does and probably will don’t “behave properly.” End this sorry excuse for We were taking my continue to need looking He calls me “Miss” in a relationship now, be- dogs for a walk recently after. Because you stated public, but calls waitress- cause it is degrading, a and he said he didn’t feel you are not prepared to es “Sweetie” the few waste of your time, and well. He fell, and his de- do that, tell him NOW times we have gone out. it’s very likely that he is brillator went off. An- while he’s well enough to Narcissistic and emo- married and cheating on other time we were on a nd someone who would tionally abusive? Am I his wife. trip and he couldn’t walk be. BRIDGE

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Please review the instructions in the bid documents on how to register as an A petition filed by the City of Lynn Department of Public Works pursuant to Massachusetts electronic bidder. The bids are to be prepared and submitted at www.biddocsonline.com. Tutorials and instructions on how to complete the General Laws Chapter 87, §3 to remove public shade trees to facilitate a road widening project electronic bid documents are available online. on Lower Washington Street Lynn, Massachusetts. The public shade trees are more accurately GENERAL BIDS and definitively described as: The Lynn Housing Authority invites HVAC Contractors to submit Bid Proposals for the Office Air Conditioning Project at the Development Caggiano Plaza (667-5) in Public Shade Tree Removal Application February 2021 Lynn Department of Public Works Lynn, Massachusetts. General bidders must be certified by the Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM) in the Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning (HVAC) category. Bidders must include a current DCAMM List of trees to be removed Certificate of Eligibility and a signed DCAMM Update Statement. The Project consists of: Replacement of the existing air handling unit serving the existing office and lobby areas with new air handling unit, air cooled condensing unit and VAV boxes with electric reheat. New ceiling mounted ductless splits to be installed in select offices.

General Bids will be received until 12:00 PM, (local legal time) Thursday, March 25, 2021 and publicly opened on-line, forthwith.

Filed sub-bids for the trades listed below will be received until 12:00 PM, (local legal time) Thursday, March 18, 2021 and publicly opened on-line, forthwith. Filed sub-bidders must be DCAMM certified for the trades listed below and bidders must include a current DCAMM Sub-Bidder Certificate of Eligibility and a signed 105 DI1487665 648 DCAMM Sub-Bidder's Update Statement. 9.00 x 4 DI1487665 SUBTRADES: Section 26.00.00 Electrical CITY General bids and sub-bids shall be accompanied by a bid deposit that is not less than five percent (5%) of the greatest possible bid amount in the form of a bid bond, certified check, treasurer's check or cashier's check issued by a responsible bank or trust company made payable to the Lynn Housing Authority. The Bid Deposit shall be satisfactory to the Awarding Authority and conditioned upon the Plan location refers to sheets 4-6 of 38, Reconstruction of Lower Washington Street dated faithful performance by the principal of the agreements contained in the Bid. August 2020. Plans are available for inspection at Department of Inspectional Services, 250 CONSTRUCTION COSTS Commercial Street, Lynn, MA 01905 Construction costs are estimated to be $200,000.00.

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Item: March 3, 2021 Item: March 3, 2021

call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 to start your daily subscription. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 INTERNATIONAL Chinese vaccines sweep much of the world, despite concerns By Huizhong Wu and oculated not with the fancy COVID-19 outbreak to a being able to manufacture Kristen Gelineau Western vaccines boasting savior. Like India and Rus- vaccines within China and ASSOCIATED PRESS headline-grabbing ef - sia, China is trying to build make them available to oth- cacy rates, but with Chi- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS TAIPEI, Taiwan — The goodwill, and has pledged ers,” said Krishna Udayaku- na’s humble, traditionally plane laden with vaccines roughly 10 times more vac- mar, founding director of the A medical staffer attends a Palestinian patient made shots. had just rolled to a stop at cines abroad than it has Duke Global Health Innova- infected with COVID-19. Amid a dearth of public Santiago’s airport in late distributed at home. tion Center at Duke Univer- data on China’s vaccines, January, and Chile’s pres- “We’re seeing certainly re- sity. “Some of them donated, hesitations over their ef- ident, Sebastián Piñera, al-time vaccine diplomacy some of them sold, and some COVID-19 rages was beaming. “Today,” he cacy and safety are still start to play out, with Chi- of them sold with debt - said, “is a day of joy, emo- pervasive in the countries na in the lead in terms of nancing associated with it.” tion and hope.” depending on them, along The source of that hope: with concerns about what in West Bank China might want in re- China – a country that By Joseph Krauss In the Israeli-occupied Chile and dozens of other turn for deliveries. None- ASSOCIATED PRESS West Bank, the COVID-19 nations are depending on theless, inoculations with Chinese vaccines already wards are overstretched, to help rescue them from RAMALLAH, West have begun in more than testing centers are as busy the COVID-19 pandemic. Bank — Israel’s spring of 25 countries, and the as ever and new lockdown China’s vaccine diploma- hope is unfolding along- cy campaign has been a Chinese shots have been measures have been an- delivered to another 11, side the Palestinians’ win- nounced. The Palestinian surprising success: It has ter of despair. pledged roughly half a bil- according to the AP tally, Authority has acquired only More than half of Israel’s lion doses of its vaccines based on independent re- a few thousand doses — not population of 9.3 million to more than 45 coun- porting in those countries even enough for front-line tries, according to a coun- along with government have been vaccinated and health workers — and re- try-by-country tally by The and company announce- the lines for shots have ported nearly 2,000 new Associated Press. With just ments. dwindled. There’s enough of cases on Tuesday alone. four of China’s many vac- It’s a potential face-sav- a surplus that Prime Min- It’s a stark illustration of cine makers claiming they ing coup for China, which ister Benjamin Netanyahu the disparity at the heart of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS are able to produce at least has been determined to wants to send thousands of the Middle East conict — 2.6 billion doses this year, transform itself from an An elderly man looks at his vaccination card doses to friendly countries. one of the few aspects of life a large part of the world’s object of mistrust over its after getting a shot of the CoronaVac vaccine Hotels and restaurants are here that haven’t changed population will end up in- initial mishandling of the for COVID-19 developed by China. set to reopen next week. over the past year.

JOB INFORMATION REAL ESTATE LEGALS LEGALS NOTICES SERVICES FOR SALE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS NOTICE All real estate advertising in this SALE OF REAL ESTATE LEGAL NOTICE newspaper is subject to the Federal SAUGUS BOARD OF SELECTMEN PAY CALLS Don't pay to find work before you get Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- UNDER M.G.L. c. 183A:6 the job. Legitimate job placement firms setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and PUBLIC HEARING Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes that work to fill specific positions it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or By virtue of a Judgment and Order of the Lynn District Court (Civil Action No. 2013 Pay Call Numbers Notice is hereby given that the cannot charge an upfront fee. For free discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, CV 102), in favor of the Trustees of Shore Condominium Trust against Irina S. (900, 976 and 550) information about avoiding employ- handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, Pelevina, establishing a lien pursuant to M.G.L. c. 183A:6 on the real estate Saugus Board of Selectmen will Advertiser telephone numbers with age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, conduct a public hearing to ment service scams, write the Federal veteran's status, or source of income or any known as Unit B-107-3 of the Shore Condominium with a street address of 107 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST Trade Commission at Washington, intention to make any such preference, limitation amend the Town's Traffic Rules & or discrimination. Nahant Street, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts for the purposes of satisfying disclose the price of the telephone D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud such lien, the real estate is scheduled for Public Auction commencing at 11:00 Regulations to remove the yellow call. When a number is published This newspaper will not knowingly accept any curbing at 11 Baker Street or any Information Center, advertising for real estate which is in violation of a.m. on March 18, 2021 at 107 Nahant Street, Unit B-107-3, Lynn, within the advertisement the per 1-800-876-7060 the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all Massachusetts. The premises to be sold are more particularly described as follows: other action the Selectmen may minute and/or flat charge must be dwellings in this newspaper are available on an take. equal opportunity basis. To complain of included. If you dial a pay per call discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at DESCRIPTION: number from an advertisement appear- RENTALS 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at This hearing will be held in the 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the ing in the classified section and it hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. UNIT#: No. B-107-3 Saugus Town Hall Auditorium, DOES NOT disclose this information, 298 Central Street. Should the please notify the Item classified OFFICE SPACE COMMON AREA INTEREST APPURTANANT TO THE UNIT: 1.5904% quarantine advisory is still in department immediately. Response to place, it will be conducted by any pay per call numbers will be Last Offices with plenty of sun! In 3 POST OFFICE ADDRESS: Unit B-107-3 Zoom conference on 03/ charged to your telephone bill and story bldg. with elevator, at 319 Shore Condominium 23/2021 At 7:45 PM. anyone under 18 years of age must Lynnway. Secure bldg. with plenty of 107 Nahant Street have parent's consent. parking!!! Rents $350 & $450. Call Lynn, MA 01902 Anthony Cogliano, Chair Please call immediately for further Have 781-632-4086/C Janice K. Jarosz, Clerk details or information. GRANTOR, the owner of the Unit described above in the SHORE CONDOMINIUM, CLASSIFIED REAL ESTATE created by Master Deed dated June 24, 1986 and registered in the Land Court Item: March 3, 2021 (781)593-7700 FOR SALE something District of the Essex South Registry of Deeds as Document No. 212919, as such may be amended by instruments of record, in accordance with the Massachusetts HELP WANTED to sell? General Laws, Chapter 183A, for the consideration paid as stated above, hereby LEGAL NOTICE grants the said Unit to the GRANTEE with QUITCLAIM COVENANTS. SAUGUS BOARD OF SELECTMEN PUBLIC HEARING JOB INFORMATION The UNIT contains approximately 680 square feet and is laid out as shown on the SERVICES Unit Plan registered with the first deed of the Unit in said registry as Document No. Notice is hereby given that the If you want an honest 225646 (the "First Unit Deed"), to which is affixed a verified statement in the form Saugus Board of Selectmen will opinion of value provided for in M.G.L. Ch. 183A, Sec. 9. NOTICE conduct a public hearing to For more information and assistance FREE SERVICE amend the Town's Traffic Rules & The UNIT is conveyed subject to and with the benefit of the obligations, regarding the reliability of business Zero down for veterans Regulations to place a "Deaf opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- 3% down for non-veterans restrictions, rights and liabilities contained in said Chapter 183A, the Master Deed, Child" sign at 33 Henry Street or the documents establishing the organization of unit owners registered in said ties, employment services and financ- any other action the Selectmen ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to We can Registry as Document No. 212920 and the by-laws and rules and regulations as may take. promulgated, all as amended of record, and such matters as are set forth in the contact the Better Business Bureau Master Deed. Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite This hearing will be held in the 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or help! Saugus Town Hall Auditorium, call 508-652-4800 Each of the units in the Condominium is intended for residential purposes and 298 Central Street. Should the such other uses as are set forth in the Master Deed. quarantine advisory is still in “Helpful tips” for a S-M-O-O-T-H trouble-free move! place, it will be conducted by RELOCATING? The Unit is conveyed together with the above listed Percentage Interest in the Zoom conference on 03/ Designate a drawer for essentials such as sheets and common areas and facilities of the Condominium together with any rights exclusive 23/2021 At 7:30 PM. towels for quick access the first night you move into to the Unit as set forth in the Master Deed, as amended of record, and in the First your new home. Unit Deed. Anthony Cogliano, Chair Janice K. Jarosz, Clerk Plan a garage/yard sale before you move. For title, see Deed to Irina S. Pelevina dated August 7, 2009 and filed with the Registry of Deeds Division of the Land Court as Document No. 501690, also noted Item: March 3, 2021 Fresh coffee, baking soda, or charcoal in a sock, placed on Certificate of Title No. C49- 236. inside your refrigerator will keep the inside smelling fresh and clean. In the event of a typographical error or omission contained in this publication, the description of the premises contained in said Unit Deed shall control.

TERMS OF SALE:

1. A non-refundable deposit payable in cash, certified or bank check in the amount of $5,000.00 for the unit shall be payable at the Auction.

2. The balance of the purchase price is to be paid within thirty (30) days of the auction.

3. An Auctioneer's Release Deed will be issued to the purchaser, upon payment of the balance of the purchase price, within thirty (30) days of the auction. The Deed shall convey the premises subject to, and with the benefit of, all restrictions, easements, improvements, outstanding tax titles, municipal or other public taxes, assessments, liens, or claims in the nature of liens, and existing encumbrances of record senior to the lien hereby being satisfied, whether or not reference to such restrictions, easements, improvements, outstanding tax titles, municipal or other public taxes, assessments, liens or Have a story to share? Need a question answered? claims in the nature of liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. [email protected] 4. Additionally, and not by way of limitation, the sale shall be subject to and with the benefit of any and all tenants, tenancies, and occupants, if any.

5. No representation is or shall be made as to any amount of taxes due and outstanding. Selling a house? Buying a house? 6. The successful bidder shall pay the future condominium common charges commencing with the date of the auction. Find out what properties recently sold in your area. 7. No representation is or shall be made as to any other mortgages, liens, or Check out the Real Estate page in Saturday’s paper. encumbrances of record.

8. No representation is or shall be made as to the condition of the Premises or the Condominium. The Premises shall be sold "as is."

9. Other items, if any, shall be announced at the sale.

10. The sale is subject to and in accordance with the Judgment and Order, a copy of which may be obtained from the seller's counsel, Attorney Dean T. Lennon, Marcus, Errico, Emmer & Brooks, P.C., 45 Braintree Hill Park, Suite 107, Braintree, MA 02184, (781) 843-5000.

SHORE CONDOMINIUM TRUST, By its Trustees

Item February 24 and March 3, 10, 2021 B8 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 2021 FOOD Three corned beef recipes to enjoy this St. Patrick’s

By JeanMarie When time is short, you ring once or twice, for 2 Brownson can channel a delicatessen hours. THE DAILY MEAL and simply enjoy a warm 3. Add carrots to pot; corned beef sandwich, cover and continue baking For many of us, corned made from deli-sliced, until a fork inserted into beef tastes delicious ev- fully cooked corned beef meat releases easily, 1 to 1 ery day of the year. But its on rye bread with zesty 1/2 more hours. Use a slot- popularity soars on Saint horseradish-spiked may- ted spoon to scoop out and Patrick’s Day — Irish her- onnaise. discard the orange slices. itage optional. And leftover corned beef (Recipe can be prepared Like green beer, this tastes great tucked into to this point and refriger- holiday food tradition is creamy, cheesy pasta for a ated in the liquid, covered, largely a phenomenon in warming winter meal no up to 2 days. Rewarm ev- the United States. In fact, matter where you live. today’s corned beef is more erything over medium-low MAPLE-GLAZED Jewish than Irish. It’s rare heat on top of the stove.) CORNED BEEF WITH to encounter it in Ireland. 4. To make the glaze, ORANGE AND STOUT The British are credited mix 1/4 cup maple syrup, Total time: 4 hours for corning beef in the 17th 1 tablespoon molasses (if 25 m (prepare time) + 3 century by curing fresh using), 1 tablespoon Dijon 1/2 hours (cook time) PHOTOS | ABEL URIBE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE/TNS beef with salt for preser- mustard and 1/2 teaspoon 6 to 8 servings vation. Shaylyn Esposito, ground black pepper in a Baked corned beef caramelized onions and carrots, prepared and styled Notes: Look in the meat writing in the Smithso- small saucepan. Heat to by Shannon Kinsella, in her kitchen. case for seasoned corned nian Magazine (March 15, a simmer. Cook and stir 2013) explains that the beef that’s ready to cook. A until mixture reduces to here because the added term “corned” comes from whole corned beef brisket a thick syrup consistency, anti-caking ingredients the size of the salt kernels weighs 6 to 8 pounds. A about 1 minute. Remove interfere with a creamy used in the curing. For tax 3-pound at cut makes for from heat. melt. It’s easy to shred reasons, Irish salt was less easy slicing. You can pre- 5. Heat oven to 375 de- chunks of cheese on the expensive than British pare the recipe through grees Fahrenheit on con- large holes of a four-sided salt, so cattle was shipped step 2 in a slow-cooker set vection or 400 degrees grater. If desired, trans- to Ireland to be corned. on low. Cooking time will Fahrenheit on conven- fer the nished dish to a Irish corned beef was ex- be 6 to 8 hours; add the tional setting. Use tongs buttered baking dish and ported to Europe and the carrots after 4 hours. to transfer cooked corned top with buttered bread Americas until the end of Ingredients beef to a foil-lined baking crumbs; bake until crumbs the 18th century when the For the corned beef: pan. Use a slotted spoon to are crisp and golden. demand declined as the 1 at cut, corned beef transfer carrots and onion Ingredients North American colonies brisket (about 3 pounds) pieces around the meat in 8 ounces (about 2 1/2 produced their own. 2 medium-size sweet on- the baking pan. (You can cups) mezzi rigatoni or fu- A million Irish peo- ions, cut into 8 wedges strain the broth and save silli pasta Corned beef sandwich, prepared and styled by ple immigrated to this 2 ribs celery, roughly it for the base of a meaty 2 tablespoons olive oil country during Ireland’s chopped soup.) 1 tablespoon butter or Shannon Kinsella. Great Famine, frequent- 1 medium-size orange, 6. Drizzle the maple bacon fat 1. Have all ingredients WARM CORNED BEEF ly landing rst in New ends trimmed, halved, glaze over the meat and 1/2 large sweet onion, ready and set near the SANDWICH WITH York alongside Jewish thinly sliced the vegetables. Bake, un- very thinly sliced cooking surface. BLACK PEPPER immigrants from East- 3 large cloves garlic, til bubbling hot, about 10 1/3 cup our 2. Heat a large pot of salt- MAYO ern and Central Europe. sliced minutes. Transfer corned 2 cups nonfat milk ed water to boil over high Total time 10 m Here, the Irish embraced 1 teaspoon black pepper- beef to a cutting board. 1/2 cup half-and-half or heat. Add 8 ounces pasta. 8 m (prepare time) + 1 m beef ¾ especially corned corns Slice thinly, across the heavy (whipping) cream Cook, stirring often, until (cook time) beef. However, Esposito 1/2 teaspoon whole grain. Arrange on serv- 1/2 teaspoon salt al dente (nearly tender 2 sandwiches explains that “the corned cloves ing platter; pile the car- 1 teaspoon hot red pep- but not soft when tasted), Notes: You can toast the beef the Irish immigrants 2 bay leaves rots and onions alongside per sauce, plus more for 8 to 10 minutes. Scoop out rye bread if desired, but ate was much different 1 cup stout beer the sliced meat. Pass the serving 1 cup of the cooking liquid I like the texture of un- than that produced in Ire- 8 long skinny carrots horseradish sauce. 1 cup (3 ounces) shred- and reserve it. Drain the toasted bread with warm land 200 years prior. The (about 12 ounces) peeled, CHEESY PASTA WITH ded white cheddar cheese pasta well and let stand corned beef. Irish immigrants almost cut crosswise in half CARAMELIZED 1 cup (3 ounces) shred- while you make the sauce. Ingredients solely bought their meat For the Glaze: ONIONS AND ded Gruyere or Swiss 3. While the pasta cooks, 3 tablespoons mayonnaise from kosher butchers. And 1/4 cup pure maple syr- CORNED BEEF cheese heat 2 tablespoons olive 1 teaspoon prepared what we think of today up Total time 45 m 1 1/2 cups (4 to 5 ounces) oil and 1 tablespoon but- horseradish as Irish corned beef is ac- 1 tablespoon molasses, 25 m (prepare time) + 20 small dice corned beef (or ter or bacon fat in medi- 1/2 teaspoon coarsely tually Jewish corned beef optional m (cook time) smoky ham) um-size saucepan over ground black pepper thrown into a pot with 1 tablespoon Dijon mus- 6 servings Chopped parsley and medium heat. Add 1/2 4 slices hearty rye bread cabbage and potatoes.” tard Notes: I prefer not to green onions, for garnish large sweet onion, thinly 6 to 8 ounces very thinly Since brisket is a tough 1/2 teaspoon freshly use pre-shredded cheese Directions slices; cook and stir until sliced corned beef cut of beef, it is well suit- ground black pepper onion is golden brown, 5 to Very thinly sliced red on- ed to the salting and cook- Horseradish sauce, for 8 minutes. ion, well rinsed, optional ing that transforms it into serving 4. Sprinkle 1/3 cup our Directions tender, tasty corned beef. Directions over onions; cook and stir 1. Mix 3 tablespoons may- This all explains why to- 1. Heat oven to 325 de- for 1 minute. Whisk in 2 onnaise, 1 teaspoon pre- day corned beef can be grees Fahrenheit. Put cups nonfat milk and 1/2 pared horseradish and 1/2 found in Irish-American corned beef, wedges from cup half-and-half (or whip- teaspoon fresh black pep- households and Jewish 2 medium-size onions, 2 ping cream) and 1/2 tea- per in small bowl. Spread delis alike. chopped celery ribs, 1 thin- spoon salt. Cook, whisk- the mixture over one side Armed with these ker- ly sliced orange, 3 cloves ing constantly until milk of 4 rye bread slices. nels of knowledge, it’s sliced garlic, 1 teaspoon thickens, about 3 minutes. 2. Fold the 6 to 8 ounces time to get cooking. You black peppercorns, 1/2 Remove from heat and corned beef slices in half can simmer corned beef teaspoon whole cloves and season with 1 teaspoon and pile them onto a mi- roasts (sold in cry-o-vac 2 bay leaves into a large red pepper hot sauce. crowave-safe plate. Cover packages in the meat case) (6-quart) Dutch oven. Add 5. When pasta is done, with plastic and micro- with a little Irish stout 1 cup stout beer and then stir both cheeses into wave on high (100 percent and fresh orange slices in cold water to cover every- the hot white sauce. Add power) just long enough the oven. The whole house thing by 1 inch. Heat to a drained pasta and corned to make the meat steamy will smell delicious, hope- gentle simmer over medi- beef; mix gently. Taste for hot, 45 to 60 seconds. fully providing a pleasant um heat. salt. Gently stir in enough 3. Arrange half of the distraction when working 2. Place a piece of parch- of the reserved pasta cook- corned beef on two slices of in our home of ces. At din- ment paper over the top ing liquid to loosen up the the bread. Top with a few nertime, a peppery maple of the pot. Add the lid and mixture. Serve right away red onion slices if desired. glaze will make the whole carefully slide into the Corned beef with Gruyere and Parmesan sprinkled with parsley Top with a second bread dish shine. oven. Bake covered, stir- cheese pasta. and onions. slice. Serve while warm. Pyrex and Pink Daisies: Midcentury cookware is fab again

By Tracee M. bright colors, and speci c 26-year-old parole of cer of vintage Pyrex, displayed “It really sets your kitch- and owns more than 2,000 Herbaugh functions, such as brack- from the Dallas area said on three large bookcases. en apart from others,” said pieces. ASSOCIATED PRESS eted chip and dip bowls this hobby started with Her 5-year-old daughter Victoria Aude, an interior The mid-20th-century or four-piece refrigerator family. has some vintage Pyrex, designer in Canton, Mas- glass bowls and casserole If you want to freshen up storage sets. Her grandmother gave too. sachusetts. “It’s not an dishes from brands like your kitchen, look no fur- “I’ve always been an old her mother a green and “We don’t use 90 percent item you can just buy off Fire-King and Pyrex ha- ther than Grandma’s old soul and loved anything white Pyrex “Spring Blos- of it,” Telfer said. “I display the shelf at Bloomingda- ven’t changed, but their casserole dishes. old,” said Megan Telfer, a som” mixing bowl. “That’s it.” le’s.” prices have. Vintage kitchenware collector of vintage dish- when my interest was Some collectors buy vin- The old dishes are also “The more people that is back in style -– pieces es, salt and pepper shak- piqued,” Telfer said. tage dishware to try to re- nice accents when deco- collect, the higher the de- from the mid-20th centu- ers, cookie jars and “a lit- Three years later, she sell it at a pro t, while oth- rating a room, said Atlan- mand is, the more people ry painted with owers, tle bit of everything.” The has more than 300 pieces ers are in it for nostalgia. ta-based interior design- are trying to source the “It reminds them of er Beth Halpern Brown. right goods to be able to their mothers, aunts, “They can add that quick feed that request,” said grandmothers,” said Hope pop of color,” she said. Stan Savellis, 42, of Syd- Chudy, owner of Down- “You can decorate a wall ney, Australia, who has stairs at Felton Antiques with them, or put one on collected vintage kitch- in Waltham, Massachu- display and change the enware since his teenage setts. space.” years and runs the online A year of pandemic lock- Corning rst released store That Retro Piece. downs has led to a surge a Pyrex dish in 1915. By Television and social in home cooking and time the 1930s, Anchor Hock- media have also generated spent hanging out in the ing Glass Corp. released interest. Series like “Wan- kitchen. Vintage cookware its competitor brand Fire- daVision,” “Firey Lane,” ts right into that homey, King. But it’s the kitchen- “The Marvelous Mrs. old-fashioned vibe. ware made between 1950 Maisel” and “Mad Men” There are lustrous chili and 1980 that seem to be all highlight midcentury bowls with handles, and most popular right now. kitchens and kitchenware. casserole dishes set on top Jo Adinol , a 62-year- And then there’s social of brass candle warmers. old nurse from Shelton, media too, said Vicki Ma- These are durable dishes, Connecticut, collects Py- tranga, the design pro- often smaller than modern rex mixing bowls and grams coordinator for the serving pieces, that can go stackable refrigerator International Housewares PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS from freezer to oven to ta- sets, what collectors af- Association and author of Vintage pieces of Pyrex sets, including “Cinderella” bowls and refriger- ble. But collectors usually fectionately call “fridgies.” the book “America at Home: ator dishes in the Pink Gooseberry pattern, manufactured in the 1950s acquire them for enjoy- She started collecting and A Celebration of Twenti- and 1960s, appear in a kitchen cupboard. ment, not utility. selling about 10 years ago eth-Century Housewares.”