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SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2020 DEALS Peabody planning Children paintOF THtheE $DAY$ to reopen City Hall town in MarbleheadPG. 3 By Anne Marie Tobin By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF PEABODY — It’s taken approximately ve months, but MARBLEHEAD — Phase 2 of the MarbleheadDEALS Little The- it appears that Peabody City Hall may nally be reopening atre’s outdoor summer art exhibit is currentlyOF TH onE display, its doors. thanks to the creativity of local youth. The City Council announced Friday it is holding a special The Marblehead Little Theatre building is currently looking meeting next Thursday. Among the items to be discussed more lively than ever, a glow with 37 canvases,$DAY all$ painted are public meetings in the Franklin Wiggin Auditorium, by children, as a part of a celebration of colorPG and. 3 creativity. where council meetings are normally held. From the American  ag, to Marblehead scenery like plants, That same day, Mayor Ted Bettencourt said he will an- rainbows and ocean views, the collage of drawing went about nounce plans for a gradual, phased reopening of City Hall as well as artist Jeremy Barnett could have hoped for. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK CITY HALL, A3 LITTLE THEATRE, A3 U.S. Rep. Joseph Kennedy III sat DEALS down with The Item on Friday for a OF THE discussion about his vision for the country. Baker$DAY$ PG. 3 Kennedy slows DEALS takes downOF THE immigration Phase$DAY$ 3 PG. 3 BOSTON (AP) — Mas- sachusetts is cracking personally down on larger gather- ings, bars “masquerading” By Elyse Carmosino as restaurants and oth- ITEM STAFF er events that could help spread the coronavirus LYNN — U.S. Rep. Joseph Kennedy III as public health of cials called for a complete federal immigration work to tamp down an up- policy overhaul, police reform, and touted tick in COVID-19 cases, his work on behalf of Latinos in an Essex Gov. Charlie Baker said Media Group editorial board interview on Friday. Friday. Baker also said he is The four-term congressman hopes to un- postponing inde nite- seat U.S. Sen. Edward J. Markey in the ly step two of phase III Sept. 1 primary. of the state’s reopening Stripping away quali ed immunity pro- plan given the rise of cas- tection for police of cers is only a rst step, ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK es. said Kennedy, to comprehensive law en- Pedestrians walk past the statue of Elizabeth Montgomery, who stared as Baker said there have forcement reform. As a former prosecutor, Samantha Stephens on Bewitched, in downtown Salem. The City of Salem been recent reports of big Kennedy said he witnessed substance ad- parties that have helped dicted and mentally ill people charged with has canceled many of its upcoming Halloween festivities as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. the virus spread. crimes and levied nes they could not pay “These parties are too before the charges were dismissed and they big, too crowded and peo- were back on the street without treatment. ple are simply not being “We do not address mental health and Halloween won’t be as much responsible about face myriad of other challenges,” said Kennedy. coverings, social distanc- Kennedy said structural inequality and ing,” Baker said, point- inadequate economic responses to climate of a Happening in Salem ing to a recent wedding change are among his central campaign is- in Gardner that drew sues. together more than 300 “There are structural barriers that have By David McLellan ment with Mayor Kim Driscoll detailing the people. been calci ed in our system that prohibit ITEM STAFF changes. Baker said he is rolling and prevent all Americans from one, being “Many people inside and outside of Salem back the size of outdoor SALEM — In a normal year, Salem sees treated equally, but two, from being able to will be disappointed that their favorite, fun gatherings allowed in participate in the America we aspire to be roughly 500,000 people  ock to the Witch and festive October activities cannot take Massachusetts from 100 and that our founders claimed we were,” he City throughout the month of October. But to 50 both at public and place this year,” Driscoll said. “However, as said when asked about an earlier statement with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, city private locations. he made calling structural racism the “core of cials and event planners are canceling a community we are committed to doing Some bars have tried of the American system.” many of Salem’s Halloween festivities. our part to help protect residents, visitors, to skirt the regulation Throughout his interview, Kennedy con- Salem Halloween Happenings, which orga- HALLOWEEN, A5 that allows restaurants tinued to draw on the ways in which racial, nizes many of the events, released a state- to serve alcoholic drinks gender, and economic disparities affect large with meals prepared on portions of the country and Commonwealth. site, according to Baker. Among other problems, he criticized the Lynn Just offering pretzels continuing impact of not only historical- Lynn records 47 Centerboard Inc. and potato chips doesn’t ly-racist practices such as Jim Crow and receives $7 million count, Baker said. segregation, but also modern-day zoning bond. A2 “Bars are closed in Mas- laws and legislations such as the Fair Labor sachusetts and bars mas- • Standards and Fair Housing Acts, which he querading as restaurants new COVID cases Man arrested in said don’t take all populations into account. also need to be closed,” “The net worth of a white household in By Gayla Cawley to protect themselves and connection with armed Baker said. robbery in Roxbury. A5 greater Boston is $247,000,” he said. “For a ITEM STAFF others in the community. Baker said he’s authoriz- Black household, it’s eight bucks. For a Do- “Collectively, we can limit ing all state and local po- minican household, it’s zero.” LYNN — The number of Opinion the spread of this virus by lice of cers to enforce the Kennedy cited a June 2020 report from the new virus cases in Lynn Groping toward COVID-19 regulations. following the proper health National Community Reinvestment Coali- surged to 47 on Friday. reopening. A4 Baker also said Friday tion, which, after nding 21.3 percent of the As the number of corona- and safety protocols by that the state is preparing city’s neighborhoods had gentri ed between virus cases continue to spike wearing masks, practicing Sports to ramp up assistance to 2013 and 2017, determined Boston to be the in Lynn, Mayor Thomas M. social distancing, and wash- Manning ready to show higher risk communities third most-gentri ed city in the country. McGee issued a statement ing our hands,” said McGee. off Gannon’s charm that have seen increases on Friday urging residents at Public Links in cases. KENNEDY, A3 to wear face masks in order COVID-19, A2 Championship. B1 The decision to postpone the next step of the state’s reopening plan could STEVE KRAUSE doom some businesses, according to Christopher COMMENTARY Carlozzi, state director of the National Federation of Independent Business in Protecting and Massachusetts. “It is extremely disap- pointing that Governor serving in Saugus Baker is choosing to roll back the state’s reopen- We’ve been hearing a lot about the police since ing,” Carlozzi said. “Many Memorial Day — and none of it good. of these businesses, that Ever since the unfortunate (and, yes, brutal) were patiently waiting for Phase 3 part 2 to begin, killing of George Floyd on Memorial Day weekend, may now never reopen it’s been open season on police. Some people want to their doors again.” defund police departments, which is an unfortunate The state is also plan- and misleading word. It doesn’t mean to stop fund- ning to begin reporting ing police departments. It just means to take some of town-by-town data next ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO the money they get for areas that some might week to show the spread Three Saugus Police of cers were stabbed at 29 Tuttle St. during an al- of COVID-19 at a commu- tercation with a Saugus resident Thursday morning. POLICE, A3 nity level.

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John D. King, 53 Edward H. Player, 101 Lynn records 1967-2020 HUDSON, N.H. — John PEABODY — Edward H. Play- surge of 47 D. King, 53, of Hudson, NH er passed away peacefully at passed away on Friday, July Brooksby Village in Peabody 31, 2020 at St. Joseph Hospi- on Thursday, Aug. 6 after living tal in Nashua after a long and life to its fullest at the age of new COVID-19 valiant battle with ALS. John 101 years. did not de ne himself by the Born in Lynn, his parents disease, but instead fought were the late William H. Jr. and mightily and found enormous Catherine Veronica (Collins) joy in life. Player. cases To encapsulate the great After graduating from Lynn depth of a person who is so Classical, he worked at the rus testing offered in 17 substantially kind and gener- Lynn Gas Company and the COVID-19 communities, including ous of spirit is no easy task. General Electric Company. From A1 Lynn and Revere, has Our family simply adored him, When World War II began he “We have worked too been extended to Sept. 12. just as everyone who had the enlisted and was assigned to hard following the guide- Revere has also experi- fortunate opportunity to meet the 9th Air Corp and served in lines to reduce the cases enced a surge in virus cas- him. France and Germany. Follow- in the city. We need to re- es of late, and continued John was born on January ing the war he returned to the main committed to limit its double-digit increases 15, 1967 in Washington, D.C. traveled extensively and was GE, and then was employed and staff at the Brooksby the signi cant number of on Friday, with 13 new to Mary Valentine (Aiuto) and known around the globe for by the City of Lynn as an elec- Village who cared for Ed and daily case increases we cases reported. John Ellis King. He was raised his warmth, caring, and gen- trician until his retirement. made a difference in his daily have seen recently.” Revere is also among in Nashua, N.H., until middle erosity. He made fast friends He was married to the late living. Also the Care Dimen- Lynn has reported dou- the state leaders in terms school, when his family moved wherever he went. Mary (Smith) Player, his loving sions Team who made a posi- ble-digit increases in cas- of its 14-day positive rate, to Swampscott. A graduate John is survived by his and devoted wife of 47 years. tive contribution to his quality es for the majority of this which was 6.05 percent of Swampscott High School, adoring wife and true love, Together they raised four chil- of life. past week, but had a bit this week, according to John attended Salem State Samantha (Andrews) King of dren, stayed active in the com- Ed was predeceased by his data from the state De- University and Syracuse Uni- Hudson. He is also survived munity, were members of the dear sister, Phyllis Guerin, who of a reprieve on Thursday, partment of Public Health. versity, with a focus on visual by his mother, Mary Valen- St. Pius Church, and helped he would speak with daily and when nine new cases were Revere now has 2,108 arts. While attending Salem tine King of Swampscott; his any neighbor in need. Trav- visit often. Their trips down reported. cases, 93 deaths, and State University, he became sisters, Christine Burton and eling to Maine, Vermont and memory lane were always The city’s 14-day posi- 1,678 people have recov- the Student Director of the Elizabeth Croxton, both of Nova Scotia were trips that heartwarming, and they both tive rate of 6.12 percent ered from the virus. The Win sky Gallery. Georgia; along with their hus- they very much enjoyed, and shared a delightful sense of is among the highest in city’s seven-day case av- John owned his own clean- bands Jason and Huff, and dining at their favorite restau- humor that brought a smile to the state, and was part erage is 13.7, according to ing business for many years, their children Gracie, Walker, rants in Essex for seafood, everyone. of what factored into the the city website. but his passion was his min- Autumn, Chase, Cole, Kaitlyn, were weekly lunches that they He is survived and adored school district’s decision New cases were also istry. Baptized as one of Jeho- Dane, Celia and Fallon; as well always looked forward to. They by his four children and their to start the school year re- reported in Peabody and vah’s Witnesses in 1989, he as his parents-in-law, Bob and also shared a fondness for spouses: Kathy and Jeff Dono- motely for the majority of Saugus on Friday. loved talking with others about Marie Andrews of Windham, crossword puzzles and would hoe of Contoocook, N.H., Mike students this fall. In Peabody, 13 new cases the Bible, even learning other brother-in-law Rob Andrews, sit side by side until one was and Mona Player of North eld, With 47 new cases re- have been reported since languages in order to teach step-mother Jeanne Piotro- completed. N.H., Mary Ellen and Steve ported on Friday, Lynn Wednesday to bring the people about God. He married wicz and step-niece Natasha Ed thoroughly enjoyed Opacki of Ipswich, and Bill now has 4,131 cases and city’s total number of cas- in 1993, and together with Bradford. swimming, and his daily rou- 111 deaths. Of the city’s and Cathy Player of Washing- es to 1,173. his wife traveled the globe. In His father John King and tine after he retired would total, 595 cases are active ton, D.C. He also leaves his Peabody’s death toll re- particular, his ministry in Cam- stepsister Jeanne Bradford include a morning workout in and 3,425 residents have grandchildren: Slattery and mained the same at 174 bodia, especially among the predeceased him. the pool at the JCC in Marble- recovered from the virus, Cassidy Donohoe, Emily Tup- and 877 residents have re- deaf, gave him great joy. Service information: Ser- head with his many friends. He according to city data. per, Bonnie Hipolito, Luke, covered, according to the John loved science and vices will be private. also enjoyed long walks along The spike seen in Lynn Timmy and Colby Player, Mela- health department. space, was a brilliant artist Arrangements are in the Lynn and Nahant Beaches. As mirrors what has been nie Brawley and Henry Player. Saugus has reported six and a poet, and found great care of the CARRIER FAMILY an avid reader, he would fre- happening in other higher Five great-grandchildren, as new cases since Wednes- pleasure in being surrounded Funeral Home. For directions quent the Lynn Library for his- risk communities state- well as many nieces, nephews day to bring the town’s by nature, designing and su- or to leave a message of con- torical novels, crime mysteries, wide, which prompted and cousins. caseload to 604. Thir- pervising the construction of dolence, please visit www. and war stories. He was also a Gov. Charlie Baker to an- His advice on living a long ty-eight residents have his magni cent garden. John sports fan and he passionate- nounce several measures carrierfuneralhome.com. life was: ‘Stay active and hang died, according to the ly followed the Bruins, the Red aimed at stopping the in there!’ town website. Sox, and the Patriots. spread of COVID-19 on Service information: Numbers remained the While living at Brooksby Friday. Ed’s funeral will be held on same in Lynn eld (104 Village, he made many new Those measures include Ellen M. Donahue, 80 Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2020 at cases, 11 deaths) and Na- friends, was a participant in limiting outdoor gather- 10 AM at St. Pius V Church, hant (50 cases, six deaths) the Sunday Mass Service, be- ings from 100 to 50 peo- 215 Maple Street Lynn. Ed’s and were not updated in came a member of the Men’s ple, requiring face cov- funeral Mass will be held at Marblehead or Swamp- NAHANT — Ellen M. Social Group, played Bocce erings where more than 10:30 AM, followed by inter- scott. (O’Shea) Donahue, age 80, Ball, and was a regular at 10 people from different of Nahant, died Tuesday at ment in St. Mary’s Ceme- As of Wednesday, Mar- the pool where he received a households are mixing, Salem Hospital surrounded tery, Lynn. In lieu of owers, blehead had 254 cases and trophy for long-distance swim- and postponing the next by her loving family. She was memorial donations may 30 deaths and Swamp- ming; the length of the English step in phase three of the the wife of the late John P. be made in Ed’s honor to a scott reported 145 cases Channel. governor’s reopening plan Donahue. Born and raised in charity of your choice. and 10 deaths. The family would like to inde nitely. Lynn, she was the daughter extend their sincerest appre- of the late Bernard and Mary In addition, Baker an- Gayla Cawley can be ciation to the dedicated and nounced the state’s “Stop reached at gcawley@item- (Costello) O’Shea. She was a compassionate nurses, aids LIFE WELL CELEBRATED® graduate of St. Mary’s Girls the Spread,” initiative, live.com. Follow her on High School, class of 1957, which consists of free vi- Twitter @GaylaCawley. and Emmanuel College, class of 1961. She had lived in Na- hant since 1972. Ellen had worked as a sci- Centerboard Inc. in Lynn ence teacher at Danvers High School from 1961-1977. She had also worked at the Jewish Rehabilitation Center Davis and Kimberly A. Davis; receives a $7 million bond in Swampscott until her re- her great-nephew and niece; tirement. She was a member Douglas Sheehan and Kaitlyn “MassDevelopment is proud For instance, if a land- cided we needed to come up of the Friends of the Nahant Sheehan, and her great-great By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF to once again be a resource with a plan to stabilize the Council on Aging as well as niece; Aurora Congleton. lord were to raise rent on for Centerboard, Inc., as the a building or apartment, costs so we could predict it. the St. Mary’s High School Service information: Her LYNN — Lynn-based and Emmanuel College Alum- funeral Mass at St. Thomas organization develops hous- Centerboard would have We have a pretty good his- nonpro t Centerboard Inc. ing for those in need and to move a family to a more tory of paying rent, (which ni Associations. Throughout Aquinas Church in Nahant has been issued a $7 mil- her life she was passionate and burial in Greenlawn continues offering import- affordable living space, is) why we got the bond lion bond from MassDevel- ant services throughout the DeJoie said. from the bank.” about education, loved ani- Cemetery will be private. In opment to provide 46 units mals of all kinds, and deeply lieu of owers, donations North Shore.” Part of the aim with pur- MassDevelopment has of temporary housing for The 30-year bond, pur- chasing properties is to al- previously provided nanc- appreciated the community may be made to the Em- homeless residents in sev- in Nahant, particularly her manuel College Alumni As- chased by Citizens Bank, low families to remain in ing for numerous Center- eral communities. will supplement past - their housing for a longer board facilities and projects. friends and neighbors who sociation https://alumni. Centerboard Inc., which were always quick with sup- nancing Centerboard re- period of time, and to pro- In April 2014, MassDevel- emmanuel.edu/makeagift focuses on increasing eco- port in dif cult times. or Scholarship Fund or the ceived from MassDevelop- vide a quicker turnaround opment provided a $1.1 nomic opportunities for She is survived by her son; Nahant Council on Aging. ment, which will allow the for moving in new families million loan to help Center- North Shore residents, Daniel P. Donahue of Boston, http://www.nahantcoun- organization to re nance after the unit is vacated, board buy and renovate its will use the bond proceeds her sister; Kathleen A. Davis cilonaging.org/donations. previously issued debt for he said. current headquarters at 16 and her husband Gerald M. shtml Guestbook at www. to buy, renovate and equip nine additional properties Under Centerboard’s tem- City Hall Square In Lynn. of Tewksbury, her sister-in- solimine.com. six properties. that were purchased and porary housing program, In November 2017, Cen- law, Julie Donahue of South “The challenges homeless renovated for the same the organization covers the terboard crowdfunded Yarmouth; her brother-in-law; individuals face today are purposes. cost of rent and utilities for $20,360 and received a Paul Bertrand of Nahant, her more critical than ever,” said Altogether, the loans families and individuals for $20,000 matching grant nephew and niece; James B. MassDevelopment Presi- will support 15 properties, a seven- to nine-month pe- from MassDevelopment’s dent and CEO Lauren Liss. located in Beverly, Lynn, riod, but in exchange, those Commonwealth Places Peabody and Salem. people must adhere to a program for a project to il- “We continue to be housing plan, tailored to luminate High Rock Tow- IN MEMORIAM RIDE RIGHT TRANS. INC. grateful (for) MassDevel- their individual situation, er in Lynn. MINNIE F. (BARBUZZI) CHICK 2005 ~ AUGUST 7 ~ 2020 opment’s commitment to DeJoie said. And in August 2017, the Now Hiring: Centerboard,” said Center- For example, individ- economic development board CEO Mark DeJoie. uals and families, who agency issued a $5.9 million Wheelchair Van Drivers “This will allow us to con- must qualify for the pro- tax-exempt bond to help Safe tinue to provide stability gram through the state Centerboard buy and ren- 781-289-9999 Professional and improve the quality of Department of Transi- ovate properties in Lynn, Service. Chelsea, and Melrose to be Revere 781-284-5300 life for many and combat tional Assistance, are Est. 1999 issues surrounding home- required to look for per- used as group homes, and a 24 Hour Transportation Svc. lessness in Essex County.” manent housing during fth property to be used for SuperMarket • Hospital/Clinic • Mall • Airport Service supportive programming. Scheduled Pick-Ups • Senior Services • Social Services • Adult Day Services DeJoie said the bond that shelter period. Some RideRightTransportation.com won’t allow Centerboard plans call for qualifying to create more housing individuals to maintain a for homeless residents in job or receive job training 781-593-7700 Always in our thoughts, those four communities, during that time frame, Publishing Daily, except Sundays "Lots of love." USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Lovingly remembered and sadly but it will allow the or- DeJoie said. missed by Douglas, Donna, Daniel, Need to find ganization to buy and re- But DeJoie said Center- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA David, and grandchildren Jarred, habilitate properties they board cannot dictate the and additional of ces. Douglas, and Michael Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item an article? had been renting. end result of the program, Subscriptions Instead of renting from which is to help their cli- Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States landlords who could opt ents secure permanent $30.00 for 4 weeks Subscribe to to raise their rents based housing, as they recog- $95.00 for 13 weeks $185.00 for 26 weeks on the market, as the nize there is a shortage of $340.00 for 1 year Home delivery e-edition on property owners, Center- housing and vouchers for Send payment to and POSTMASTER, subscribers board can now stabilize low-income people. send address changes to: The Daily Item Get FREE access their costs and thus pro- “With the rents just going to the e-edition on vide more stability for the absolutely crazy, we needed 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 Only $9.99/month homeless families they to at least maintain costs,” Lynn, MA 01903 serve, DeJoie said. said DeJoie. “Our board de- SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Kennedy takes immigration personally Protecting KENNEDY still has not recovered. An “a multi-generational in- right bill. I’m endorsed From A1 entire nation ed. That vestment.” Lack of early by this group because story of natural disaster, education sets a child up I voted the right way. I Boston also has some coupled with government for “massive learning in- whole-heartredly respect and serving of the worst traf c in the oppression that forces peo- equity,” he said. that, but I whole-heart- country, he noted, attrib- ple to ee to pursue a bet- He pointed to the mil- edly disagree with that uting the issue to a lack of ter life for their families, is itary’s strong early edu- limited idea of what it affordable housing. the story we’re also seeing cation system aimed at means to be a U.S. sen- in Saugus “The people who actual- take place on our borders. aiding families with par- ator, particularly at this ly power that city can’t af- It looks a little different, ents deploying and facing moment. ford to live there,” he said. but it’s the same story.” separation from spouses, “Being a U.S. senator POLICE station was right there “I think the only conclu- Kennedy said the next partners and children. from Massachusetts gives From A1 next to Anna Parker — sion we can come to is that round of federal econom- He said the Green New who, according to the you the platform and the consider secondary to there are structural barri- ic assistance during the Deal and his stance on Essex District Attorney’s ability to do good. And police work, and put it to- ers that have been delib- coronavirus pandem- the environment sets the of ce, was forti ed with man, at this moment, ward agencies that might erately and intentionally ic must ensure minori- stage for starting work on the thick gloves of his there’s an awful lot of good be able to do these things put into our system that ty-owned small businesses climate change reversal trade, and was able to that needs to be done.” a little better. prevent all of our people receive assistance he said and putting thousands of wrestle the knife away And he does not believe And yes, in some cities from being able to access has been lacking to date. people to work in alterna- from Sossong without Markey is active enough there has been a ground- the economic opportunity “Government has not got tive energy industries. getting hurt himself. in that respect. swell of sentiment about that our country promis- it right,” he said. When asked what the It matters little that “If you’re not out there, abolishing police forces es.” Kennedy said he was the differences were between the of cers’ injuries and you’re not ghting for all together. One of those Kennedy said Ameri- rst candidate in 2020 to him and Markey, he said, aren’t life-threatening, someone, and you’re not cities is Minneapolis, ca’s immigration system hold campaign town meet- “there’s a bunch, so thank though it’s sobering to out there ghting for the where the Floyd incident must be rebuilt to reect ings in Spanish and said you for asking.” realize that a couple of change that we need to try took place. the “values … lived reali- he is working to break Kennedy believes Mar- swipes with a blade can to address those issues, Thursday we saw the ty, and the history” of the down the barrier between key has not been suf - expose one person’s arm then what are you doing?” other side of the equation country. people seeking represen- ciently engaged in being a bone and another man’s he asked. clear as a bell. Saugus “My own tation and their represen- senator. tendons. police made what looked great-great-grandfather tatives in Congress. “The biggest piece of Elyse Carmosino can be What matters is that to be a routine call at a arrived in East Boston “Barriers exist between that is literally the way reached at ecarmosino@ regardless of what any house on Tuttle Street. during the (Irish) Potato policymakers and our in which we de ne the job itemlive.com. Item Editori- of us might think, the The street in question is Famine on a cof n ship community,” he said. as being a United States al Page Editor Thor Jour- reality is that this is what in a thickly residential with nothing, and he was Kennedy said “the best senator,” Kennedy said. gensen contributed to this police of cers do. They section of the town, off not exactly greeted here money that government “Markey’s argument has report. He can be reached put themselves in harm’s Essex Street, not far from with open arms,” he said. can spend is on early child- essentially been, ‘I voted at tjourgensen@itemlive. both a re station and way. Every call, every “The population of Ireland hood education,” calling it the right way. I led the com. Anna Parker Playground. time they step out of their It’s peaceful — or, at vehicles, they’re risking least, it seemed peaceful their lives. Sometimes, Children paint the town in Marblehead until Thursday morning. they don’t have to leave That’s when the peace their cars. I still remem- that we all take for grant- ber the night I heard LITTLE THEATRE ed (but shouldn’t) was about two Brooklyn, N.Y., From A1 shattered. of cers who were am- First one police car bushed and killed while “It was really cool,” Bar- they were inside their nett said. “We had no re- came speeding down the street going more than squad car. quirements, built it as Thankfully, it was only being for children and twice the limit. Then two. their arms that were cut basically said, ‘do what- Then three. The commo- up. But it could have just ever you want.’ It was tion rousted neighbor- as easily been somewhere great. The range of artists hood residents from their else on their bodies, and is really interesting. We homes to nd out what we could be talking about have a couple three- and was the matter. something much, much four-year-olds, and some By the time people got artists who have natural their bearings, three po- worse. talent and training. Hav- lice of cers had come out I rmly believe that no- ing the different ranges of a brick house down by body in this universe gets of experience right next to the end of the street, at more offended and angry each other is really excit- least one on a stretcher, at bad cops than good ing. I call the mural, ‘ag- with stab wounds. cops. I also rmly believe gressively non-cynical for According to statements that the ratio of good to cynical times.’” by the police, all the bad is astronomically in Barnett, originally from COURTESY PHOTO of cers were doing was favor of good. Marblehead before mov- executing a search to nd So before we all pile on Children in Marblehead created 37 canvases to display on the side of the out why the person who and condemn the entire ing to the Detroit area, Marblehead Little Theatre as part of a celebration of color and creativity. saw his summer plans lived there hadn’t re- profession, let’s stop and halted by the COVID-19 turned a U-Haul van he’d think of these three police pandemic and decided to Marblehead Little The- more than we expected, “At a time where we rented. The vehicle was so of cers from Saugus who spend the summer in Mar- atre and somehow we put but not so many that we are simply far away from overdue that the company ventured into a situation blehead. these pieces together. With couldn’t make it work. each other, it’s nice to do had reported it stolen. that may not have ap- But that summer in public arts canceled and “Originally we planned something and see people, The person — Steven peared to be too danger- on 27 kids but that was town without any public the theater laying empty especially children, make Sossong, 43 — reportedly ous, but turned out to be at the moment, we had a exceeded in 24 hours. We did not allow the of cers art festivals or programs it happen,” Barnett said. treacherous. chance to do something.” did some very quick math to enter the home. Police And then remember didn’t feel right to Bar- “It’s nice to see kids doing nett, and through his con- With supplies being pro- and decided how many we said the of cers then that this is a risk these something that’s colorful nections with the Marble- vided to those who want- could put up. It maxed out tried to force their way in, people take every day — head Little Theatre, got ed to participate and the at the 37 we have hanging and bright, and then be- and that Sossong re- to protect us. the gears turning on a se- issue out for submissions, up now.” ing able to share it with sponded to that by slash- A “thank you” wouldn’t ries of hanging murals. Barnett was ready for any And the nal product is the rest of the communi- ing them with a knife. hurt. “Talking to my parents, kind of response, whether something abstract, di- ty. The real spotlight is on The hero of the day was Lt. Gregory Cinelli of the Steve Krause can be they told me everything it be lackluster or over- verse, and exactly what the kids and the families Barnett was going for. Es- Saugus Fire Department reached at skrause@item- was canceled,” Barnett whelming. that support them. There’s said. “It makes sense, “It’s funny,” Barnett said. pecially in a time where — and thank the Lord the live.com. a lot of anxiety in sending but it’s awful. My work “You do stuff like this, I’m families and children’s is in theater and all live talking to people and I al- biggest concerns lay in the kids back to school and I performances have been ways assume there’s no in- return to school, he was think this has taken on a canceled too. My family terest at all. You just nev- happy to see the commu- new layer of importance has long roots with the er know. What we got was nity deliver. with that.” Peabody is planning to reopen City Hall

CITY HALL ing to know when City Martin. “I see no reason safety protocols. From A1 Hall will re-open to the the City Council should Ryder said despite the public and I’ve had no not do the same.” closure of the building, with the health and safety answer for them,” said Lifelong Peabody resi- City Hall has “worked of Peabody residents and Councilor-at-Large Anne dent Keith Doucette, the hard to deliver the core staff his rst priority. Manning Martin. “I know creator of the Pride In municipal services that “City Hall was built that other cities have suc- Peabody (formerly Moving taxpayers expect” since in 1883 (and) it pres- cessfully and safely re- Peabody Forward) Face- the pandemic began in The value of each coupon shown here is equal to ents unique challenges opened their town halls book page, concurs. March. in terms of meeting the at varying capacities with “I don’t understand why “As always, we priori- or greater than the price of the newspaper. state’s COVID-19 phys- measured social distanc- we weren’t open months tized essential services ical distance/occupancy ing and scheduling. I’m ago,” he said. “If there’s and we continue to in- ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! requirements,” said Chief hoping that Peabody does any place you can easily spect buildings, process of Staff Christopher Ry- the same soon.” practice social distanc- retirement claims, secure If you would like to participate in der. “The Mayor continues Rossignol said the plan ing, it’s City Hall. The state and federal grants, The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, to consult with the Public would be for the building thing that’s infuriating is maintain and improve Health Director and Facil- contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 to reopen for council meet- people’s perception that our parks and play- ities Director to make the ings and later to the pub- something is going on they grounds, pave streets, building safe and accessi- lic. don’t know about. replace sidewalks and TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY ble to the public.” move forward with Pea- Council President Tom “Personally, I want to “People are angry, how come back to the building, can you say you are send- body’s Clean and Sus- Rossignoll agreed that the tainable Water Infra- building’s age presents so that’s what we’ll talk ing 6,200 students back to about on the 13th. The school and make us feel structure Improvement added challenges. Project,” adding that the “One thing that has goal is to get the building safe when you can’t even open for council meetings open City Hall with less mayor is grateful to city slowed down reopening workers for helping to is getting the necessary rst, with the public still than 200 people?” And attending via Zoom, and why are we still having keep Peabody safe and infrastructure in place in operational. a very old building,” said then open to the public Zoom council meetings Rossignoll. “The plexiglass soon after that.” when only ve, maybe 10 Anne Marie Tobin can be partitions, separation of Martin said she is also residents participate?” reached at atobin@item- spaces for distancing, sig- looking forward to holding Doucette knows a thing live.com. nage, has taken longer in-person council meet- or two about safe reopen- than anticipated.” ings in order to allow the ings. He is vice president Peabody’s neighboring public real time access at PCG Securities, a Nash- LAW OFFICES OF communities have all and participation if al- ua-based company that is JAMES J. CARRIGAN opened their main munici- lowed to attend. now providing COVID de- • Social Security Disability pal buildings with varying “The School Committee tection and safety precau- • Workers Compensation levels of access, includ- has recently taken their tion monitoring systems • Accidents ing Lynn eld which has vote committing to doing for businesses, including 25 years located across been open (appointment so and PMLP Light Com- things like automatic from Lynn District Court only) since May 26. Salem, missioners have already temperature and face de- 15 Johnson St. Lynn, Danvers, Middleton been safely conducting tection systems that pre- 781-596-0100 have all reopened in some their meetings for several vent people from entering JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 way, shape or form. weeks using appropriate buildings if they have fe- LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL to start your “People have been itch- safety precautions,” said vers or are not observing www.jamescarriganlaw.com daily subscription. [email protected] A4 SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2020 OPINION DAVID M. SHRIBMAN HOW TO REACH US

E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Postwar transformations M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton echo this election year Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Customer Service The great irony of from American victory swept every state with a Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS American history may be in the con ict: prosperity college-degree rate above Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 that precisely 75 years and possibility. Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 the national average ex- All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 after the end of World “Back in the 1950s, if cept Kansas and Utah. Ernest W. 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Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 [email protected] With the political con- a Brookings Institution and did so by a substantial ventions looming and the demographer. “Now when margin of nearly 9 per- Circulation general election heating you say you’re living in the centage points, according [email protected] up, the 2020 presidential suburbs, you’re not telling to a study by the FiveThir- Ext. 3 very much at all.” race increasingly looks tyEight website. Newsroom like a contest that will be But you are telling — The Gender Gap. [email protected] determined by several el- them one vital thing: Much has been made of [email protected] ements of contemporary These communities could how World War II opened Ext. 4 EDITORIAL life that began to take hold the balance in the shape three-quarters of a 2020 campaign. It was employment to women, Sports century ago. in the suburbs that the especially in manufac- [email protected] Next Saturday marks Democrats wrestled con- turing, where the biggest Ext. 5 Groping toward the 75th anniversary of trol of the House from breakthroughs occurred Retail and Online V-J Day, the day Ameri- the Republicans in 2018. — in part because the Advertising cans celebrated the end Indeed, a USA Today federal government rec- [email protected] reopening of combat against Japan, study of suburban voting ognized the importance ADVERTISING bringing World War II to showed that 80 subur- of drawing women to Parents received their rst glimpse at what an end. And it was with ban counties voted more work and, as a result, Ernie Carpenter Jr. Democratic in the mid- Director of Advertising school will look like in September when Lynn the conclusion of that subsidized child care. It great con ict that these term congressional elec- and Business Development, ext. 1355 and Swampscott school committees were is sometimes forgotten [email protected] briefed Wednesday by their respective superin- great changes in Ameri- tions than they had voted can life were set in motion in the 2016 presidential that more women went Ralph Mitchell tendents with parents listening in with virtual to work in the 1950s for Sales Representative, ext. 1313 technology. or accelerated. race, with a quarter of pay than ever before, es- [email protected] The good news: There will be school in Sep- The fate of President them experiencing a dou- pecially married women Eric Rondeau tember. The not-so-good news: Remote learning Donald J. Trump and of ble-digit shift. former Vice President One of them — Cobb with children. Now wom- Sales Representative, ext. 1280 will be the way school is conducted deep into [email protected] Joseph R. Biden Jr. will County, outside Atlanta, the fall. en account for almost 47 be determined in large which experienced a 14 Patricia Whalen At-home education will be the rule of thumb percent of the workforce. measure by how the two percentage-point shift, Sales Representative, ext. 1310 in Lynn, said School Superintendent Dr. Patrick That growth has come [email protected] contenders fare on these pushing the Democrats Tutwiler, except for special education, English as the gender gap has measures: how their en- into the majority — could BUSINESS OFFICE developed. Since 1980, Language Learners and alternative school stu- treaties are received in have enormous signi- dents, including Fecteau-Leary Junior/Senior when women voted deci- Susan J. Conti the suburbs, which began cance, putting Georgia Controller, ext. 1288 High School. “Hybrid” education in Lynn com- their great growth after within the reach of Biden, sively for Jimmy Carter [email protected] bining in-school and remote learning will start, 1945; whether there are especially if he combines over Ronald Reagan and at the earliest, on Dec.1, said Tutwiler. Ted Grant great voting differenc- a strong suburban perfor- produced an 8-point gap, Publisher, ext. 1234 Swampscott will launch a remote return to es between those with or mance with high Black Democratic presidential [email protected] school on Sept. 16. A hybrid plan with students without a college degree, turnout. Indeed, in large candidates regularly attending either morning or afternoon school Marian Kinney a dividing line that grew parts of the Sun Belt, have performed better ext. 1212 sessions will begin on Oct. 26. after the postwar GI Bill; a Trump stronghold in among women. The gap [email protected] The announcements by Swampscott Super- and how they perform 2016, all the growth is in hit 10 points twice (2000 Will Kraft intendent Pamela Angelakis and Tutwiler pro- the suburbs, which is why among women, whose and 2012) and grew Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 vide a thumbnail glance at what a new school role and outlook changed Democrats harbor long- slightly, to 11 points, in [email protected] year will look like across Massachusetts and during and after the war. shot hopes in Texas and maybe the nation. The fourth vital ele- Arizona. the Trump-Clinton cam- Paula Villacreses Lynn is an urban school system in a city that ment — the emergence — The College Divide. paign. Then, two years A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 [email protected] has seen a spike in COVID-19 cases in late July of minorities and their The GI Bill — “one of the ago, according to an Ed- into August. Swampscott is a suburban com- growing in uence at the greatest pieces of legisla- ison Research poll, 59 Mike Shanahan munity where Angelakis is prepared to launch ballot box — cannot be tion in American history,” percent of women voted Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 [email protected] remote learning while keeping an eye on how discounted, though Biden as former Cornell presi- for a Democratic candi- in-school education unfolds in other school dis- has a substantial advan- dent Hunter R. Rawlings date in the midterm con- Carolina Trujillo tricts. tage among Black voters III put it in an interview Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 gressional elections, far [email protected] In another time distant from the one we live and Trump’s hopes are — provided generous col- higher than the 47 per- conned to Latino vot- lege tuition benets to Jim Wilson in now, superintendents and fellow educators cent of men who voted ramped up for a new school year in August with ers, especially in Florida returning veterans, trans- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 for the Democratic can- [email protected] a sense of purpose but not with the near-manic and Texas; he’s certain to forming the country. A didate. urgency that now captivates top educators. lose California, New York college degree opened the CIRCULATION gates of prosperity for mil- The Democrats, cog- “We’ve sweated the details, turned every and New Jersey regard- Lisa Mahmoud stone,” is the way Tutwiler succinctly put it. less of his appeal to the lions, propelling them into nizant that since 1964 Manager, ext. 1239 It’s not an understatement to suggest Tutwil- large number of Hispan- a middle class that at the more women than men [email protected] ics there. same time was itself bur- have voted, are hoping to er, Angelakis and their peers across the country CUSTOMER SERVICE are working around the clock to prepare school Since 1932, no candidate geoning. replay those results, es- reopening plans for submission to the state in has won the Democratic The college divide has pecially among suburban La’ Mosha Ball the middle of this month. nomination without the rarely been as significant women. On that alone, Customer Service, ext. 1276 support of Black voters a factor as it was four [email protected] At-home learning means questions and com- the election might turn. — and these voters have years ago, when, accord- plications for parents, especially ones who have GRAPHICS sided decisively with the ing to CNN exit polls, Consider one gure, from returned to ofces and job sites. If there is any Democratic nominee in ev- Trump won 72 percent a Marquette Law School Trevor Andreozzi bright side to education during coronavirus, Designer ery election since. The big of the white non college poll, combining two of the then it is the opportunity it affords parents, [email protected] mystery for 2020: turnout, male vote and paired postwar political factors: teachers and school administrators to work which in 2016 was only that strong performance White female college-ed- Mark Sutherland Creative Director, ext. 1330 closely together to look to the needs of children about 60 percent, the rst with 62 percent of the ucated voters in the during this complicated time. [email protected] decline in two decades. white non college female swing state of Wisconsin, NEWSROOM Here is a brief look at vote. which Trump carried in the other World War II When the Electoral 2016, favor Biden over Mike Alongi Sports Editor, ext. 1228 READERS’ FORUM transformations that will College is taken in con- the president by a 2-to-1 have an echo effect 75 sideration, the chasm is [email protected] margin. years later: even more dramatic. The Bill Brotherton — The suburbs. With president won every state A 1972 Swampscott High Features Editor ext. 1338 [email protected] Moulton scores boosts Washington pro- whose rate of college de- School graduate, David M. vided from the GI Bill grees was below the na- Shribman is the Pulitzer Elyse Carmosino and the highway con- tional average except Reporter, ext. 1264 struction boom, the sub- Maine, Nevada and New Prize-winning former ex- [email protected] ecutive editor of the Pitts- in debates urbs ballooned after the Mexico. Gayla Cawley war. They were a symbol Even more signicant, burgh Post-Gazette. Follow Reporter, ext. 1236 In watching the Sixth to leave those whom we of the two great charac- former Secretary of State him on Twitter @Shrib- [email protected] Congressional District know for someone who teristics that emerged Hillary Rodham Clinton manPG. Cheryl Charles debates so far, I offer a has no track record. We News Editor, ext. 1278 “thumbs up” to U.S. Rep. need to continue the ef- [email protected] Seth Moulton. Three forts Seth has shown lead- Olivia Falcigno things come to mind on ership in undertaking. Too Photographer, ext.1224 his opponents’ criticisms. many risks are involved in [email protected] First, it takes courage trying to take that away. Spenser Hasak to try new things. Thomas Third, I have lost hope Photographer, ext. 1332 Edison didn’t invent the in presidential leadership [email protected] electric light bulb on the and have found strength Thor Jourgensen rst try, and in Congress in the town halls I have Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 trying things is what is attended that were led by [email protected] needed in order to create Seth, his efforts to bring Daniel Kane the movements of change. people together, and in his Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 As a younger person work with veterans. The [email protected] bringing new ideas to the Peabody veterans gather- Steve Krause oor, I support the efforts ing this past year was ex- Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 Seth has succeeded in do- tremely moving. [email protected] We need more efforts to ing, and I don’t hold optics David McLellan against him. His mental bring people together, and Reporter, ext. 1317 health bill and efforts are Seth’s track record in do- [email protected] ing so deserves our sup- strong and are needed. I Anne Marie Tobin say, try, try again in order port. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 to succeed. [email protected] Second, during this time Thomas A. Peltz TECHNOLOGY of such political chaos na- Tim Noyes tionally, it is not the time Wenham Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particularly 715 Lynnway; at 12:28 a.m. 4:22 p.m. Tuesday at 927 Sa- were racing and swerving, ter St. A caller reported a group p.m. Thursday at 1 Willow Ave.; arrests, re ect police records. In the Friday at 985 Western Ave.; at lem St. and 13 Fairview Road; while driving about 100 mph of youths were climbing onto at 7:57 a.m. Friday at 87 Hersey event of a perceived inaccuracy, it 5:59 a.m. Friday at Eastern Av- at 8:49 a.m. Thursday at 245 outbound on Atlantic Avenue her trucks and business prop- St.; at 1:34 p.m. Friday at 9 Ap- is the sole responsibility of the con- enue and Essex Street; at 7:45 Main St. and 1 Partridge Lane. toward Swampscott at 11:04 erty. The caller said the youths pleton St.; at 1:48 p.m. Friday a.m. Friday at Union Hospital at p.m. Thursday. Police reported became belligerent when they at 168 Essex St. cerned party to contact the relevant 503 Lynn eld St. Complaints nothing was showing upon their were told they could not be police department and have the A report of a motor vehicle hit arrival. there. Police reported the group SAUGUS department issue a notice of correc- and run crash at 9:31 a.m. Fri- A report of a suspicious per- was gone before their arrival. tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or day at 50 Western Ave. son at 11:27 p.m. Tuesday at Fire A report of a disturbance at Kelly Nissan at 275 N Broad- Complaints clarications will not be made without 10:16 p.m. Thursday at 15 Lin- Assaults way. A caller reported there A report of a house re at coln Road. A caller reported a A caller at 9:28 p.m. Thursday express notice of change from the ar- was a suspicious person in the 8:59 a.m. Thursday on Pleasant resting police department. neighbor was using a leaf blow- reported several cars parked A report of an assault at 8:35 parking lot of the car dealer- Street. er and disturbing the neighbors. against the Prankers Pond gate. p.m. Thursday at Commercial ship. A police pursuit involving a An of cer reported the person Of cers performed an area and Warren streets. K9 resulted in the arrest of the LYNN Vandalism appears to have nished. check and determined nothing suspect. The suspect’s car was was showing at the time. A report of vandalism at 7:05 Arrests Breaking and Entering missing a wheel and turned up A caller at 7:47 p.m. Thursday a.m. Friday on Commercial Theft in the system as a stolen vehi- reported her phone was missing Brenden Kolterjahn, 35, of A report of a breaking and en- cle. George Goodwin, 25, of S Street. A caller reported her car A report of a stolen motor ve- and she believed it was taken. 391 Chatham St., was arrested tering at 8:49 p.m. Thursday at Boston, was arrested. window was smashed out with hicle at 4:37 p.m. Thursday at Prior to dispatch, the caller re- and charged with operation of a 39 Wardwell Ave. a liquor bottle overnight. She Avis Car Rental/Holiday Inn at ported her phone was located. motor vehicle with a suspended Fire thought she knew who commit- 1 Newbury St. license and on warrant charges Theft ted the vandalism. of operation of a motor vehicle A report of a re at 11:20 a.m. Theft with a suspended license, utter- A report of a larceny at 4:10 Wednesday at Boston Clear Wa- SALEM p.m. Friday at 248 Chestnut St. PEABODY A resident walked into the ing a false check, receiving sto- ter Company at 165 Lowell St. A station at 8:17 p.m. Thursday len property, and larceny under caller reported smoke was com- Arrest to report another resident took Vandalism ing from the building. Accidents $1,200 at 7:10 p.m. Thursday. Theresa Marie Marrapodi, her Kindle. An of cer was dis- Christopher Morris, 62, of A report of a motor vehicle patched to Laurel Towers and A report of vandalism at 8:49 Theft 60, of 179 Boston St., Apt. 103, 534 Essex St., was arrested a.m. Friday at Shoreline Grill at hit and run crash at 10:03 a.m. was arrested on a warrant at 6 reported there was no evidence and charged with breaking and Thursday at Northeast Veteri- 163 Lewis St.; at 12:21 p.m. A report of a larceny at 10:08 p.m. Thursday. of a crime. Both parties agreed entering for a misdemeanor, nary Hospital at 29 Lowell St.; Friday at 163 Lewis St. a.m. Tuesday on S Broadway. A to stay away from each other assault and battery, urinating in caller reported building materi- at 7:26 p.m. Thursday at Pea- and seek their own complaints public, and disorderly conduct Accidents LYNNFIELD als were stolen overnight and he body Car Wash at 27 Central in court. at 9:55 a.m. Friday. had the suspect on video. St.; at 7:42 p.m. Thursday at 2 A report of a motor vehicle Lynell Wade-Mendes, 43, of Arrests Lake St. and 660 Lowell St. crash at 4:40 a.m. Thursday Well-Being Check 54 Autumn St., was arrested Vandalism A report of a motor vehicle at 267 Highland Ave.; at 6:11 and charged with Class A drug George Goodwin, 25, of 58 crash at 12:46 p.m. Thursday p.m. Thursday at Jefferson Av- Police received a call at traf cking 200-plus grams at Old Colony Ave., S. Boston, was A report of vandalism at at 1 Sutton St.; at 4:38 p.m. enue and Lawrence Street; at 10:04 p.m. Thursday about a 12:27 p.m. Friday. arrested and charged with lar- 10:39 a.m. Wednesday at Lyn- Thursday at McDonald’s at 133 8:23 a.m. Friday at 63 Broad male party in a blue Explorer Lejean Williams, 29, of 7 ceny of a motor vehicle, receiv- n eld Police Department at 55 Main St.; at 5:39 p.m. Thursday St.; at 1:49 p.m. Friday at Lor- nodding off behind the wheel. Echo Place, was arrested and ing stolen property, larceny, use Summer St. Marina McMahon, on Andover Street. ing Avenue and Pickman Road; Of cers were dispatched to charged with Class B drug pos- of a motor vehicle without au- 21, was arrested (see arrests). A report of a motor vehi- at 2:58 p.m. Friday at 71 Bos- Stop & Shop on Main St. and session and on a warrant at thority, operation of a motor ve- Vandalism was reported at cle crash with injuries at 7:02 ton St. determined there was no issue. 11:56 p.m. Thursday. hicle with a suspended license 6:56 a.m. Thursday at 18 Thom- p.m. Thursday at 36 Tremont St. A report of a motor vehicle Police received a call at 4:34 subsequent offense, and on a as Road. A caller reported their and 2 Northend St. All people crash involving a pedestrian/ p.m. Thursday about a man Accidents warrant at 11:27 p.m. Tuesday. car was egged. involved refused medical trans- bike at 6:28 a.m. Friday at Fed- slumped behind the wheel at Marina McMahon, 21, of port. eral and Washington streets. Target on the Lynn Fells Parkway. A report of a motor vehicle 38 Ledge Road, was arrested MARBLEHEAD A motor vehicle crash with The party was later determined crash with personal injury at and charged with vandalism at injuries was reported at 7:28 to be sleeping. 3:56 p.m. Thursday at Silsbee Assaults 10:39 a.m. Wednesday. Accidents p.m. Thursday at 28 Andover and Friend streets; at 11:34 St. and 2 Buttonwood Lane. At A report of an assault at SWAMPSCOTT a.m. Friday at 67 Ocean St.; at Accidents A report of a motor vehicle least one person was taken to 10:48 a.m. Thursday on Boston 2:40 p.m. Friday at South and crash at 12:35 p.m. Thursday at the hospital. Street; at 11:50 a.m. Friday on Complaints Summer streets. A report of a motor vehicle Village and Pleasant streets. S Washington Square. A report of a motor vehicle crash at 4:21 p.m. Monday on Complaints A report of suspicious activity crash at 4:54 p.m. Thursday 128 South by Exit 43; at 5:20 Complaints Theft at 6:44 a.m. Thursday at 260 at 497 Lynnway; at 8:44 p.m. p.m. Monday at Whole Foods A report of trespassing at Humphrey St.; at 11:06 p.m. Thursday at Pride Chevrolet at Market at 100 Market St.; at A caller reported two cars 3:27 p.m. Thursday at 16 Win- A report of a larceny at 2:09 Thursday at 24 Duncan Terrace. Lynn man arrested Halloween won’t be as much of in connection with armed robbery a Happening in Salem this year HALLOWEEN BOSTON — A 25-year- District Attorney Rachael From A1 old Lynn man has been ar- Rollins. “Today we got to rested in connection with tell Tanjim Siam’s family and staff and prevent the an armed robbery and that we found the person spread of COVID-19 in Sa- shooting that left a store that shot Tanjim and left lem. There is no doubt this clerk with life-threaten- him for dead. circumstance will have an ing injuries in Roxbury “We continue to pray impact on the many small Tuesday night, police said. for Mr. Siam’s recovery businesses, including mu- Stephon Samuel was as he remains in critical seums, restaurants, shops, arrested on a warrant condition. My of ce will attractions, vendors, service Friday and charged with do everything to hold Mr. industry staff, and other armed robbery by means Samuel accountable for partners that rely heavily of a rearm, armed as- his violent disregard for on the increased business sault with intent to mur- life and the unimaginable that October attracts.” der, unlawful possession pain he has caused Mr. Si- While Driscoll said the of a rearm, unlawful pos- am’s family.” city will “strive to explore session of ammunition, Prosecutors said an in- options” to provide Hal- and as an armed career vestigation, which includ- loween celebrations that criminal level 1. ed video surveillance from are in compliance with Samuel was arrested the store, has revealed state-level COVID-19 following a thorough in- Siam complied with Sam- guidelines, many events ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK vestigation by the Boston uel’s demands and turned have already been Police Department Homi- A sign marking the “Mask Required Zone” is planted in the grass near over cash from the regis- scrapped. cide Unit and BPD Foren- the statue of Elizabeth Montgomery, who stared as Samantha Stephens ter. The following events sics Unit, in conjunction on Bewitched, in downtown Salem. “That was not enough have either been canceled, with the Brockton Police for Mr. Samuel,” said Roll- scaled back, or modi ed: Department and the FBI ins. “He took Tanjim into a Haunted Happenings rently to cancel or alter COVID-19 reopening plan about speci c events as the Boston Violent Crimes Grand Parade, Mayor’s trick-or-treating for fami- by the time Halloween ac- season draws nearer, with Task Force, police said. different part of the store and attempted to execute Night Out, Kids Costume lies. tivities start. That means many events that are not Shortly after 9 p.m. Parade, Lanterns in the The month of October is indoor gatherings of more canceled having decreased Tuesday, July 14, police him. Mr. Siam survived and is clinging to life as Village, Biz Baz Street extremely important to Sa- than 25 people and out- their attendance capacity responded to a call for a Fair, Salem Food Truck lem’s economy, with many door gatherings of more to follow COVID-19 guide- person shot in the area we speak. He is a ghter Festival, outdoor food ven- of the events spearhead- than 100 people are antic- lines. Tickets or pre-regis- of 718 Shawmut Ave. in and we are hoping for his dors — including Fiesta ed by private businesses, ipated to be prohibited. tration may be required for Roxbury and found a man full recovery. My heart Show food vendors — and creating thousands of jobs Driscoll said the city’s suffering from gunshot goes out to his family. individual events. For more Creative Collective Mer- and bringing in millions of “creatives and entrepre- wounds. “I hope that holding information and updates, chant Marketplace ven- dollars in revenue for the neurs” are still encour- The victim, identi ed Mr. Samuel responsible visit www.hauntedhappen- dors, Haunted Harmonies, city each year, according aged to nd ways to cel- by authorities as Tan- for his brazen violence, ings.org. Great Salem Pumpkin to the statement. ebrate Halloween that jim Siam, a clerk at the which we fully intend to David McLellan can be M&R convenience store, do, brings the Siam fam- Walk, and the Howl-o- The city is assuming the follow proper guidelines. remains hospitalized with ily some small amount of ween Pet Parade. state will not yet be in People are encouraged to reached at dmclellan@ life-threatening injuries. solace.” There are no plans cur- Phase 4 of its four-phase look for updates and inquire itemlive.com. “I want to thank the Samuel is currently in Boston Police homicide custody at the Plymouth unit and the BPD Foren- County House of Correc- Prosecutors: Doctor, wife illegally sics unit for their excel- tions on unrelated charges lent work in this horri- and will be arranged at a fying case,” said Suffolk later date. imported meds from China

BOSTON (AP) — A Mas- conspiracy, according to a Megan Siddall said in an ecutors said. Lynn Drug Task Force sachusetts psychiatrist statement from the U.S. emailed statement. “Distributing illegal- and his wife both face attorney’s of ce in Boston. “Dr. and Mrs. Shafa deny ly imported prescription charges in connection with Rahim Shafa was also the allegations against drugs of unknown origin Hotline a scheme to illegally im- indicted on charges of them and look forward and ingredients instead of port medications to treat money laundering, con- to their day in court,” the FDA-approved drugs plac- alcohol and opioid depen- spiracy to defraud the statement said. es the U.S. public health at 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY dence from China and fal- United States, importing Shafa owned and operat- risk,” FDA Special Agent or text the word tiplynn sify shipping documents merchandise contrary to ed Novel Psychopharmacol- in Charge Jeffrey J. Eber- to hide the contents of the law, and receiving and de- ogy in Milford and Natick, sole said in a news release. and your tip to “tip411” (847411) imported packages, feder- livering misbranded drugs and his wife was the of ce Authorities contend the al prosecutors said Friday. with an intent to defraud, manager, authorities said. couple also falsi ed ship- Spanish menu available Dr. Rahim Shafa, 62, prosecutors said. The medications im- ping documents to make and Nahid “Nina” Tor- The Shafas have ded- ported from January 2008 the packages containing All reports of neighborhood activity mosi Shafa, 62, both of icated their careers to until January 2018 and the drugs look like lawful will be investigated. Lexington, were indicted helping patients suffering offered for sale to patients imports, in one case saying Callers may remain anonymous. on a charge of interna- from addiction and have were in a form not ap- a package contained “plas- tional money laundering saved lives, their attorney proved by the FDA, pros- tic beads in plastic tubes.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2020 Woman is 1st in U.S. to get 2nd face transplant

By Michael Casey Because of her previous guilty to maiming Tarleton ASSOCIATED PRESS injuries before the rst in exchange for a pris- transplant, 98 percent of on sentence of at least 30 BOSTON — For the sec- donors were incompatible years. He died in prison in ond time in a decade, a matches. Even then, the 2017. New Hampshire woman rst face led to several The rst transplant has a new face. cases of acute rejection, transformed Tarleton’s Carmen Blandin Tar- in which the body attacks life. She got off strong leton, whose face was dis- the new face and strong medications for her pain, gured in an attack by her drugs are needed to sup- took up the piano and was ex-husband, became the press the immune system. able to travel and give in- rst American and only “Now, I am very optimis- spirational speeches — of- the second person globally tic and hopeful that it will ten talking of how she had to undergo the procedure last a lot longer than the forgiven Rodgers. She also after her rst transplant rst transplant,” said Po- became close friends with began to fail six years mahac, who has described the daughter of her rst after the operation. The the match as miraculous. donor, a 56-year-old wom- transplant from an anon- “But, of course, that is an who died of a stroke. ymous donor took place wishful thinking, specu- She also got a synthetic at Boston’s Brigham and lation. I don’t know. She cornea in her left eye. Women’s Hospital in July. really got lucky.” But by last year, the face The 52-year-old former Brian Gastman, a plas- was failing. She began ex- nurse is expected to re- tic surgeon at the Cleve- periencing scarring, tight- sume her normal routine, land Clinic who led its last ness and pain because of which all but ended when two face transplants, said a loss of blood ow to her the rst transplant failed FILE PHOTO | J. KIELY JR./LIGHTCHASER PHOTOGRAPHY/BRIGHAM AND WOMEN’S HOSPITAL, VIA AP Tarleton’s case illustrates face. Black patches ap- a year ago. In this July 2020, photo released by Brigham and Women’s Hospital, mem- the limitations of these peared on her face. Her “I’m elated,” Tarleton bers of the transplant anesthesiology team, Drs. Kamen V. Vlassakov front, procedures. eyelids contracted and her told The Associated Press, “When you look at most lips began disappearing, in an exclusive telephone and Lindsay Wahl lead Carmen Blandin Tarleton to the operating room for her second face transplant at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston. organ transplants, there making it dif cult to eat. interview from her home is a shelf life,” Gastman She was mostly house- in Manchester. She is still said. “We are getting to bound and resumed taking healing from the opera- States. None of the Ameri- Dr. Bohdan Pomahac, team of around 45 clini- the point where these strong pain medications. tion so photos are not be- can patients had lost their who did Tarleton’s rst cians removed the failing face transplantations are “I couldn’t do anything,” ing made available of her donor faces until Tarleton. face transplant, was hesi- transplant and then pre- hitting against the max- she said. “I was pretty new face. But in 2018, a French tant to do another and fa- pared sensory nerves and imum number of years much in pain.” “The pain I had is gone,” man whose immune sys- vored doing reconstruction blood vessels in the neck someone can have one in.” She requested in Octo- she said. “It’s a new chap- tem rejected his donor surgery instead. But his for the surgical connec- Tarleton was burned on ber to be put the hospital’s ter in my life. I’ve been face eight years after his team became convinced tion. The face was then over 80 percent of her body list for a second face. That waiting for almost a year. rst transplant under- of the merits of a second transplanted and Tarleton and blinded in 2007 when process took much longer, I’m really happy. It’s what went a second. The doctor transplant after Tarleton will gain sensory and mo- her estranged husband, in part, because she was I needed. I got a great who did the transplant, described how much the tor function in the coming Herbert Rodgers, beat her taken off the list for two match.” Dr. Laurent Lantieri of rst one improved her life. months. with a baseball bat and months because of the More than 40 patients the Georges Pompidou Eu- “She really wanted to Unlike her rst trans- doused her body with lye coronavirus pandemic. She worldwide have received ropean Hospital in Paris, try one more time,” said plant, the donor this time because he thought she was added back on when face transplants, includ- said that patient is “doing Pomahac, who led the 20- around was considered a was seeing another man. the state allowed elective ing 16 in the United very well.” hour, second surgery. A much better tissue match. In 2009, Rodgers pleaded surgeries to resume. Appeals court sides with teen who spoke out against assault

By Patrick Whittle United States Court of bullying against another ASSOCIATED PRESS Appeals for the First Cir- student. It also said in a cuit in Boston ruled on statement that it was “dis- CAPE ELIZABETH, Thursday that the lower appointed” in the appeals Maine — A federal ap- court was within its right court ruling. peals court has ruled that to stop the suspension. “We have always en- a lower court was justi ed The court’s ruling states couraged our students to in blocking the suspension that Aela’s actions were speak out on matters that of a Maine high school “far from the best way” student who posted a note are important to them for the student “to express and we will continue to in a bathroom to draw at- her concerns about stu- tention to sexual assault. do so,” the district said in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS dent-on-student sexual the statement. “But from Cape Elizabeth schools assault and Cape Eliz- our perspective that is not Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute for Allergy and In- suspended Aela Mans- abeth H.S.’s handling of fectious Diseases, speaks during a House Subcommittee on the Corona- mann, then a 15-year-old what this case was about.” sexual assault claims.” virus crisis hearing, Friday, on Capitol Hill in Washington. sophomore at Cape Eliza- However, the appeals Aela said in a statement beth High School, after she court also found that the issued by the ACLU that posted a note in a bath- lower court did not abuse the ruling was a victory room that said: “There’s its own discretion in stop- for students who want to Fauci: States must move a rapist in our school and ping the suspension. vocally oppose sexual as- you know who it is.” The The school district said sault. American Civil Liberties the Cape Elizabeth School “I hope this ruling helps Union of Maine then took Board will meet in the fu- more students speak up quickly to address on Aela’s case, and a fed- ture to determine its next about sexual assault, eral judge blocked the sus- steps. The district said it and other topics that are pension while defending maintains that placing important to them,” the Aela’s note as free speech. the note was an act of statement said. COVID-19 upticks

By Philip Marcelo “There’s a lot of action opening plan. UMass Amherst cuts back on and Mark Pratt going on,” said Fauci, who Parents of Rhode Island ASSOCIATED PRESS has at times has been at school children will be odds with President Don- able to submit questions students returning to campus The nation’s top infec- ald Trump’s pandemic re- to Fauci and Raimondo tious disease expert said sponse. “This is going to about the start of school BOSTON (AP) — The enrolled in essential face- plan,” Chancellor Kum- in an online interview Fri- end.” this fall. University of Massachu- to-face classes, including ble Subbaswamy said in day that he’s “cautiously But he urged states see- NO NEW DEATHS setts Amherst is the latest laboratories and studios, a statement to the cam- optimistic” a COVID-19 ing upticks of as little as There were 100 new con- and largest college in the will be allowed in dormi- pus community. vaccine could be developed 1 percent to 2 percent in rmed cases of the corona- soon, but acknowledged the state to drastically amend tories, dining halls and UMass Amherst has coronavirus cases need virus in Rhode Island on chances it would be highly its reopening plans for the other campus facilities. about 30,000 undergrad- to respond quickly and Thursday, but no additional effective are “not great.” fall in response to a rising “Quite simply, when uate and graduate stu- decisively because the deaths, the state Depart- number of coronavirus in- we make a clear-eyed Dr. Anthony Fauci, the dents. increases never reverse ment of Health said Friday. fections across the coun- assessment of the pub- director of the National The school now expects themselves without public The state now has more try. lic health data and com- Institute of Allergy and to have about 740 stu- health intervention. than 19,700 known cases The state’s agship state parable reopening at- Infectious Diseases, said Fauci said another while the number of coro- dents living on campus, university of Thursday tempts that are playing in a discussion hosted broad, economic shutdown navirus-related deaths re- announced that students out across the country, while another 2,400 stu- by Brown University in won’t be needed, so long as mains at 1,014. scheduled to have only on- we feel that we have no dents who have in-person Providence, Rhode Island, of cials across the nation The number of resi- line classes in the fall will choice but to make the classes will live off cam- that he hopes a corona- take the proper steps to dents in the state’s hos- not be allowed on campus. dif cult decision to enact pus, university of cials virus vaccine could be 75 avoid a potentially dif - pitals with the disease as Only students who are these changes to our fall said. percent effective but one cult fall and winter for the of Wednesday, the most that’s 50 percent to 60 virus. recent date for which the percent effective would Northeast states, in- information was avail- Employee in college admissions also be acceptable. He said cluding Massachusetts, able, remained steady it’s unlikely early versions New York, New Jersey at 84, while the number could achieve the effec- and Connecticut have im- of patients in intensive bribery case to plead guilty tiveness of vaccines for posed tightened restric- care dropped to 10, down measles, smallpox, polio tions on travelers coming slightly from the previous BOSTON (AP) — A for- deal, the government will names as part of their and other illnesses that from Rhode Island as the day. mer employee of the con- recommend a sentence at application packages to have been virtually erad- state’s COVID-19 cases The seven-day rolling icated. sultant who authorities the low end of the sentenc- colleges and universities, have steadily increased in average of daily new cases “What I’m shooting for is say ran a widespread col- ing guidelines — one year prosecutors said. recent weeks. in Rhode Island has risen somewhere between real- lege admissions bribery of supervised release, a ne, She also helped fabricate Democratic Gov. Gina over the past two weeks ly good control and elim- Raimondo has also im- from 62.43 new cases per scheme that embroiled the forfeiture of more than athletic pro les and other ination,” Fauci said. “The posed travel restrictions, day on July 23 to 94.43 dozens of wealthy and fa- $67,000 and restitution. documents to bolster col- chances of it being 98 per- limited capacity at beach- new cases per day on mous parents has agreed No date for the plea hear- lege applications by mak- cent effective is not great, es, reduced the permitted Thursday, according to the to plead guilty, federal ing has been scheduled. ing the students appear which means you must size of parties and other Johns Hopkins University prosecutors said Friday. A voicemail message to be highly accomplished never abandon the public large social gatherings, Center for Systems Sci- Mikaela Sanford, 34, of seeking comment was left high school athletes when health approach.” and ordered an 11 p.m. ence and Engineering. Folsom, California, will with Sanford’s federal they were not, according Key data on the safe- closure of restaurant bar The seven-day rolling plead guilty to conspiracy public defender on Friday. to authorities. ty and ef cacy of the areas, among other steps, average of the positivity to commit racketeering, Sanford, who was em- Singer has pleaded guilty COVID-19 vaccines in de- in response to the rising rate in Rhode Island has according to a statement ployed by William “Rick” and awaits sentencing. velopment could come as infections. risen over the past two from the of ce of the U.S. Singer’s company, took on- Nearly 30 parents have soon as November, and Fauci is slated to join weeks from 3.66 percent Attorney for Boston, An- line classes for students, admitted to charges in the there’s also been progress Raimondo next Thursday on July 23 to 5.9 percent drew Lelling. who then submitted the massive case dubbed “Op- on developing therapeutics for a Facebook Live forum on Thursday, according to Under the terms of a plea grades she earned in their eration Varsity Blues.” for the virus, he added. on the state’s school re- Johns Hopkins. SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Winfrey demanding justice for Breonna Taylor

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) multiple times March — First, Oprah Winfrey 13 when police of cers put Breonna Taylor on burst into her Louisville the cover of O, The Oprah apartment using a no- Magazine. Now the me- knock warrant during a dia mogul is spreading narcotics investigation. her message with bill- The warrant to search boards demanding justice her home was in connec- for the Kentucky woman tion with a suspect who shot to death during a po- did not live there and no lice raid. drugs were found. Twenty-six billboards Kenneth Walker, Taylor’s displaying a portrait of boyfriend, was originally Taylor are going up across charged with attempted Louisville, Kentucky, de- murder after he red a manding that the police shot at one of the of cers of cers involved in her who came into the home. death be arrested and Walker has said he didn’t charged, according to so- know who was entering cial justice organization the apartment and was Until Freedom. That’s ring a warning shot. The one billboard for every charge was later dropped. year of the Black wom- Global protests on be- an’s life. half of Taylor, George The billboards, funded Floyd in Minnesota and by the magazine, showcase others have been part of the magazine cover dedi- a national reckoning over cated to Taylor, the Courier racism and police brutali- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Journal reported. Also dis- ty. Tensions have swelled played is a quote from Win- in Taylor’s hometown and A billboard sponsored by O, The Oprah Magazine, is on display with a photo of Breonna Taylor, frey: “If you turn a blind beyond as activists, pro- Friday in Louisville, Ky. eye to racism, you become fessional athletes and so- an accomplice to it.” cial media stars push for terminated and two other into the death of Ms. Bre- that a “signi cant amount will promptly share our Until Freedom thanked action while investigators of cers are on adminis- onna Taylor,” Cameron of ballistic evidence” was results with the attorney the Oprah magazine for plead for more patience. trative reassignment. said Friday on his of cial collected when investiga- general’s of ce.” its work on the billboards. The decision whether Cameron, the rst Afri- Twitter account. tors returned to Taylor’s Christopher 2X, an an- “Together, we will make to bring state-level crim- can American elected to “The investigation re- apartment in June. ti-violence activist in Lou- inal charges against the mains ongoing, and we “This evidence is be- sure no one forgets #Bre- the attorney general’s job isville, told reporters this onnaTaylor’s name and Louisville of cers rests currently await addition- ing tested and analyzed week that he’s encouraged in Kentucky, has declined recommit to the ght for with Kentucky Attorney al testing and analysis at the FBI Laboratory by the commitment that justice for her and her General Daniel Cameron. to put a timetable on his from federal partners, in Quantico, Virginia,” FBI of cials locally and family,” the group said in He took the Taylor case decision since taking over including a ballistics test the FBI’s Louisville of- nationally have shown to a tweet. after a local prosecutor the case in May. from the FBI crime lab,” ce said in a statement. the case. He commented Taylor, an emergency recused himself from re- “We remain committed the tweet said. “Once the FBI Labora- after participating in a medical tech studying to viewing the matter. One to an independent and The FBI eld of ce in tory has completed its meeting at the FBI’s Lou- become a nurse, was shot of the of cers has been thorough investigation Louisville said Friday ndings, FBI Louisville isville of ce. Portland Protesters clash with police for third night By Gillian Flaccus portray the protesters as ertheless ratcheted up ten- ASSOCIATED PRESS “sick and dangerous anar- sions after an agreement chists” running wild in the last week between state PORTLAND, — About city’s streets. and federal of cials seemed 200 people, some wield- The chaos that started to offer a brief reprieve. The ing homemade shields, Thursday night and last- deal brokered by Democrat- clashed with police ear- ed into Friday morning ic Gov. Kate Brown called ly Friday for the third in a residential neigh- for agents from the U.S. consecutive night as two borhood about six miles Customs and Border Pro- other Black Lives Matter from downtown marked tection, U.S. Marshals Ser- rallies proceeded peace- the 70th night of unrest fully elsewhere in the city, vice and U.S. Immigration since May 25, following and Customs Enforcement authorities said. the George Floyd killing The demonstration with to pull back from their de- in Minneapolis. Police ar- fense of the Mark O. Hat- unrest came hours after rested 12 adults and de- eld Federal Courthouse the city’s Democratic may- tained one 17-year-old on starting July 30. or pleaded for protesters to suspicion of charges rang- Early Friday, as peaceful stay off the streets, saying ing from interfering with a those who barricaded the police of cer to rioting. demonstrations proceed- doors to a police precinct the The demonstrations ed elsewhere in the city, night before and tried to set this week are noticeably a group of people gath- it ablaze were not demon- smaller than the crowds ered at a park in eastern strators, but criminals. of thousands who turned Portland and marched to Mayor Ted Wheeler said out nightly for about two the local police precinct, the violent protesters are weeks in July to protest where authorities say they also serving as political the presence of U.S. agents spray-painted the build- “props” for President Don- sent by the Trump admin- ing, popped the tires of ald Trump in a divisive istration to protect a fed- police cars, splashed paint PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS election-season where the eral courthouse that had on the walls, vandalized president is hammering become a target of nightly security cameras and set a Demonstrators gathered at Floyd Light City Park on Thursday in Port- on a law-and-order mes- violence. re in a barrel outside the land, Ore. sage. Trump has tried to This week’s clashes nev- building. Virus resistant: World’s Longest Yard Sale still lines roads Can’t get to By Jay Reeves ASSOCIATED PRESS GADSDEN, Ala. — For the store? decades, thousands of ven- dors have fanned out along roadsides from Alabama to Michigan each summer Get home to haggle over the prices of old Coca-Cola bottles, clothes, toys, knives and more at The World’s Lon- delivery. gest Yard Sale. And though the coro- navirus pandemic has canceled events around the globe, the six-state yard sale is happening this weekend for the 34th PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS straight year. Beginning Thursday and A crowd looks through items at the World’s Longest Yard Sale, which ending Sunday, thousands stretches from Alabama to Michigan, at its southernmost point in Gads- of people will mingle, den, Ala., on Thursday. chat and bargain across a 690-mile-long (1,110 ki- problems. plenty of space for social decided against allowing lometer) stretch of Middle But many others didn’t distancing and the other vendors on its 30 acres (12 America. Organizers say wear facial coverings, guidelines can be followed hectares) of land, Presi- they might not get the and it wasn’t uncommon as well. In addition, be- dent Jo Stuck said. usual crowd, estimated at to see people standing cause this event is critical “To keep up with all the 200,000 people, but they shoulder-to-shoulder as to many people’s liveli- health mandates … we could. they looked through racks hood it’s very important,” just do not have the vol- “We feel like there’s a lot of clothes or tables full of sale spokesman Josh Ran- unteers to do it this year,” Subscribe for half the of pent-up demand,” said shoes set up outside. dall said in an email. she said. “The two of us Hugh Stump III, execu- Promoters considered Vendors set up days ear- who can be there all the newsstand price. tive director of tourism in canceling the event be- ly at Cumberland Moun- time have compromised Gadsden, at the southern- cause of the pandemic, tain General Store in immune systems, and that Subscriptions include most end of the sale. which has killed more than Clarkrange, Tennessee, puts our health at risk The crowd was pre- 160,000 Americans and where as many as 100 plus the health of our visi- full online access. dominantly older on the infected nearly 5 million booths will be open though tors and our vendors.” rst day in Gadsden, and more, but they decided to the weekend. The loss of rental income many people wore face go ahead with precautions “It’s usually packed will hurt the group, which www.itemlive.com/subscribe masks and visibly tried including reminders about here,” store clerk June stages events featuring to keep away from oth- masks, social distancing Walker said. old farm machines, but or call 781-593-7700, ext. 1239 ers. COVID-19, the illness and hand-washing. Other places opted out members didn’t want to be caused by the coronavirus, “The fact that it’s a this year because of the put in the position of deal- can be particularly dan- mostly outdoor event was virus. The Darke County ing with people who will- gerous for the elderly and a large determining factor Steam Threshers Asso- fully defy Ohio’s mandato- people with other health in going forward. There’s ciation in Ansonia, Ohio, ry mask rule, Stuck said. A8 SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2020 LOOK! Happiness Happens Day, International Cat Day, National Frozen Custard Day

WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Seth Rogen’s Israel comments highlight fraught diaspora ties By Tia Goldenberg by Israel’s aggressive River and the Mediterra- ASSOCIATED PRESS West Bank settlement nean Sea. Peter Beinart’s building, its perceived ex- argument that a two-state TEL AVIV, Israel — It clusion of liberal streams solution — Israel and began as a lighthearted of Judaism and Prime Palestine — is no longer conversation between two Minister Benjamin possible sent shock waves Jewish comedians, rif ng Netanyahu’s cozy rela- through the Jewish estab- on a podcast about the tionship with President lishment and Washington idiosyncrasies of their Donald Trump. policy-making circles. shared heritage. But after “What Seth Rogen For many Jews, Isra- talk turned to Israel, it said is par for the course el is an integral part of didn’t take long for Marc among our generation and their identity, on religious Maron and Seth Rogen the Israeli government grounds or as an insur- to spark an uproar. has to wake up and see ance policy in the wake Their comments about that their actions have of the Holocaust and in a Israel — especially Rogen consequences,” said modern age of resurgent saying the country “doesn’t Yonah Lieberman, anti-Semitism. But polls make sense” — infuriated spokesman for If Not Now, have shown that while many Israel supporters and an American Jewish orga- most American Jews iden- highlighted the country’s nization opposed to Isra- tify with Israel and feel a tenuous relationship with el’s entrenched occupation connection to the country, young, progressive Jewish of the West Bank. that support has waned critics in the diaspora. Rogen’s remarks follow over recent years, espe- Israel has long bene- a dramatic shift by an in- cially among millennials. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ted from nancial and uential Jewish American Some have even em- political support from commentator who recently braced the Palestinian-led A conversation between Marc Maron and Seth Rogen, two Jewish come- American Jews. But in endorsed the idea of a movement calling for boy- dians, about Jewish culture and Israel has sparked an uproar by Ameri- recent years the country democratic entity of Jews cotts, divestment and sanc- can Jews and an international spat. The fallout from the back and forth has faced a groundswell and Palestinians living tions against Israel to pro- highlights the tenuous relationship between Israel, its supporters and of opposition from young with equal rights on the test what it says is Israeli its liberal Jewish critics in the diaspora. progressives, disillusioned land between the Jordan oppression of Palestinians. Cineworld CEO on re-opening theaters in U.S. By Lindsey Bahr Greidinger spoke to ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press about their plans, Regal movie theaters reopening internation- have been closed for ally (Cineworld is the almost five months second-largest theater in the U.S. due to the chain in the world) and coronavirus pandemic, why he’s optimistic but they are gearing up about the future. to open on Aug. 21. And Remarks have been this time it might just edited for clarity and stick. Exhibitors have brevity. postponed plans several AP: What’s your policy times as cases spiked in on capacity? various cities. MOOKY GREIDING- Mooky Greidinger, ER: The capacity is the CEO of Cineworld, varying from state to which owns Regal, said state and day to day. We that almost all of their are not experts and we attention is on safety are not here to judge the protocols and saniti- decisions of the authori- zation efforts as they ties. What we are told is PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gear up for the big day. what we will do. We’re not Masks and social dis- This combination photo shows the cover image for “Out of Many, One: Portraits of America’s Im- going to risk anybody. migrants” by George W. Bush, left, and a photo of former President George W. Bush. tancing will be required The cinema sounds for employees and pa- like a place with a lot trons, they plan to stag- of people and a lot of ger showtimes and have issues there, but at the Bush pays tribute to immigrants in new book an app that will allow end of the day, most of customers to purchase the time that someone By Hillel Italie Donald Trump’s rheto- immigrants are making oir “Decision Points” has concessions without is in the cinema, he is lining up, as well as ASSOCIATED PRESS ric and policies. As pres- on our country.” sold more than 3 million in his own seat, he’s ident, Bush supported a The book will serve copies, and his other ticketing software that not walking around. It’s NEW YORK — A new will distance groups in bipartisan immigration as a companion to an books include “41,” about not a wedding, it’s not a book by former President reform bill that narrowly upcoming exhibition at his father, former Presi- theaters. They’ve also George W. Bush will party, it’s not a restau- failed to pass in 2007, the George W. Bush Pres- dent George H.W. Bush; invested millions in re- highlight an issue which rant. And everyone is with opposition coming idential Center in Dallas. and a collection of paint- furbishing 12 domestic facing one direction. now sets him apart from both liberals and “Both ‘Out of Many, ings of military veterans, locations. And people, usually, from many of his fellow conservatives. One” and the exhibition “Portraits of Courage.” Initially, Regal’s U.S. while seeing a movie are Republicans — immigra- “While I recognize that of the same name will He will donate a por- cinemas will show not singing or talking. tion. immigration can be an include bold, princi- tion of his “Out Of Many, classicfavorites at a They’re watching the Crown announced ple-based solutions that discounted price before movie. 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©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2020 Manning ready to show off Gannon’s charm at Public Links Championship By Mike Alongi playing opportunities for Manning also noted ITEM SPORTS EDITOR the general public seven that the course caught days a week) and main- the eye of Mass Golf of- Some of the top ama- tain an up-to-date Mass cials over the past few teur public golfers in the Golf/GHIN Handicap In- years when Gannon host- state will gather at Gan- dex not exceeding 12.0. ed a number of Public non Golf Club starting Gannon Golf Club is a Links quali ers. Monday to take part in Wayne Stiles design from “I think Mass Golf re- the 39th Massachusetts 1931, playing at 6,110 ally saw the potential of Amateur Public Links yards from the back tees the course and liked how Championship, and Gan- to a par of 70. The course things went during the non course superinten- rating is 70.2 with a slope quali ers,” said Man- dent Patrick Manning is rating of 123. ning. “I think last year’s excited to show off his Manning, who previous- quali er in particular im- course’s character. ly worked as the senior pressed them and that’s “It really is a great lay- assistant superintendent what really got the ball out with a lot of charac- at the famed Essex Coun- rolling.” ter,” said Manning, who ty Club, thinks that Gan- Once the course was is now in his fourth year non will provide a stern awarded the champion- as course superintendent test due to the small, ship late last year, prepa- at Gannon. “It’s a classic quick greens and the lo- rations began immediate- course that is very nat- cal knowledge that one ly as the new season was ural and hilly, so even needs to get around the about to begin in March. though it can be con- course ef ciently. “We’ve been working sidered short, it’s still a “The course is ready since March, not only to challenge.” for a tournament, that’s get the course in shape The Massachusetts for sure,” said Manning. for the membership and Amateur Public Links “We’re going to dial it up the public but also with Championship is open to as much as we can while this tournament in Au- amateur golfers who are still keeping it fair, but gust always in the back of bona de public course the greens are going to be our minds,” said Manning. ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO players at a public Mass challenging and we have Patrick Manning, in his fourth year as course superintendent at Gan- Golf member club (a some good pin locations non, is ready to show off his course during the 39th Massachusetts Ama- course/club that provides we can use.” MANNING, B2 teur Public Links Championship. Local talents come together at rst ever Lynn Softball Invitational By Mike Alongi “When you’re around ITEM SPORTS EDITOR a group like that who loves what they’re doing With the loss of the and is excited to play, spring season, many lo- you can’t help but enjoy cal softball players lost being a part of that,” said out on an opportuni- Dana. “It was great to be ty to make an impres- around such a hardwork- sive showing for college ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO ing group.” coaches. But luckily for The three dozen play- In the Friday, August 7 edition of The Item, a photo that was identi ed as Gannon head profes- them, the Lynn Invita- ers were split into three tional -- normally a base- sional David Sibley was actually a photo of Gannon course superintendent Patrick Manning. teams and played games ball showcase at Fraser Sibley is pictured above. The Item regrets the error. and ran drills at Breed, Field -- added a softball with college coaches and showcase this year to al- scouts watching along low these players to show both in person and via their skills. Tedesco Ladies Club Championship online stream. “It was a great three “It was our rst time days,” said Tim Fila, who using all the streaming has operated the Lynn systems, but things went Invitational for 15 years well,” said Fila. “We’re now. “The girls came out with a ton of energy and adapting the best we can they were all really tal- to this new normal, and ented, and it was a great I think all of the college way to kick things off.” coaches also appreciate “It was a fantastic the efforts we’re putting bunch of girls,” said Der- in to get them the infor- ek Dana, who coached mation they need.” one of the teams during Letarte and Dana, who the showcase. “Everyone coach the St. John’s Prep and St. Mary’s baseball COURTESY PHOTO came out to play and re- ally enjoyed being out teams, respectively, also Kym Pappathanasi (right) won the Tedes- there, and it was great to have some players who co Ladies Club Championship Friday after- be able to get them some are preparing for next noon, with Joanne Steadman (center) nish- exposure since they all week’s baseball show- ing one stroke back in second place and Lisa missed their seasons this case. DeSalvo (left) nishing two strokes back in spring.” “The baseball show- third place. “The girls really case has really taken off, brought the enthusiasm, and we’re hoping for the and they came to com- same with the softball pete,” said Dan Letarte, showcase eventually,” another coach at the said Dana. “I think the invitational. “Everyone guys are going to be re- worked hard and I think ally excited to get out on they all learned a lot as the eld.” well. It was great to get “Tim Fila has done such everyone out there.” a great job with the Invi- Letarte and Dana are tational over the years, both af liated with Ryan and I’ve had a lot of guys Leahy’s Recruiting Edge get recruited right off Softball Angels program, that eld,” said Letarte, and the duo coached a whose Eagles were the number of local players Division 1A runner-up in at the showcase. 2019. “To be able to give Some of the players these guys an opportu- who competed includ- nity to showcase their ed Lily Newhall, Kae- skills after missing their lyn Jennings and Anna seasons is phenomenal. Fringuelli (St. Mary’s); The Lynn Invitational Reece Brinkler, Abby Baseball Showcase will Fila and Rachel Dana run from August 10-14 (Classical); Abby Bet- at Fraser Field. tencourt, Isabel Bet- “Everyone is really ex- ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK tencourt, Emma Bloom cited to get this going,” Top right: Kym Pappathanasi putts on the 16th green during the Ladies Club Championship at and Logan Lomasney said Fila. “It will be a (Peabody); Lauren Don- little different this year, Tedesco Country Club. Bottom left: Joanne Steadman tees off on the 17th hole. Bottom right: ovan and Jolie Quintana but it’s still going to be a Lisa DeSalvo tees off on the 17th hole. (Marblehead). great week of baseball.” B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2020 TV/RADIO Manning ready to show off Gannon’s Amateur baseball 1 p.m...... Futures: Worcester at Brockton ...... NESN Auto racing 12 p.m...... Xfinity: Henry 180 ...... NBCSN 4 p.m...... NASCAR Cup: FireKeepers Casino 400 ...... NBCSN charm at Public Links Championship Baseball 2 p.m...... Cleveland at Chi. White Sox ...... MLB Network 4:05 p.m...... Detroit at Pittsburgh ...... FS1 MANNING hiccups -- including bat- we’ve had to deal with ready to host this tour- 6 p.m...... Atlanta at Philadelphia ...... MLB Network From B1 tling a nearly 60-year- that,” said Manning. nament.” 7:30 p.m...... Toronto at Boston ...... NESN, WEEI-FM 93.7 old irrigation system and “The old irrigation sys- The 39th Massa- 9 p.m...... San Francisco at LA Dodgers ...... MLB Network Pro basketball “We obviously knew dealing with a dearth of tem will always give you chusetts Public Links 12 p.m...... WNBA: Atlanta at Dallas ...... ESPN2 that we’d be working rain this summer -- have some issues as well, but Championship will be- 1 p.m...... LA Clippers at Portland ...... TNT with a limited crew for threatened to get in the you just have to make gin Monday, August 10 3 p.m...... WNBA: Phoenix at Seattle ...... ABC way, but Manning and the best of it. The key at 7:30 a.m. at Gannon 3:30 p.m...... Utah at Denver ...... TNT some time early in the 5 p.m...... WNBA: Connecticut vs. Chicago ...... NESN Plus, NBA season due to COVID, his team have battled for me has always been Golf Club. Golfers will 6 p.m...... LA Lakers at Indiana ...... TNT but we always wanted to through every issue. managing moisture, and be playing off of the first 8:30 p.m...... Milwaukee at Dallas ...... ESPN make sure that we did “I think the last time I I think we’ve been able and 10th tees, with Gan- Boxing 8 p.m...... Welterweights: Jamal James vs. Thomas Dulorme Fox things right,” Manning checked, we were behind to do a good job of that non member Alex Fiste a 10 p.m...... Welterweights: Lucas SantaMaria vs. Mykal Fox .. FS1 said. about six inches in rain- this year. The course is part of the first group off Golf A number of potential fall to date this year, so in great shape as we get of the 10th tee at 7:30. 1 p.m...... PGA Championship ...... ESPN US Women’s Amateur (semifinals) ...... Golf 3 p.m...... LPGA: Marathon Classic ...... Golf 4 p.m...... PGA Championship ...... CBS Men’s hockey 3 p.m...... Stanley Cup qualifier ...... NBC 8 p.m...... Stanley Cup qualifier ...... NBC Stanley Cup qualifier ...... NBCSN 10:30 p.m...... Stanley Cup qualifier ...... NBCSN Horse racing 11:30 a.m...... Saratoga Live ...... FS1 3 p.m...... Saratoga Live ...... FS2 5 p.m...... Travers Stakes...... Fox Rodeo 8 p.m...... PBR: Dakota Invitational ...... CBSSN Men’s soccer 2:40 p.m...... Champions: Napoli at Barcelona ...... CBSSN 8 p.m...... Liga MX: Santos Laguna at Monterrey ...... FS1 Tennis 11 a.m...... WTA: Palermo semifinals ...... Tennis MLB American League National League East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB New York 9 3 .750 _ Miami 6 1 .857 _ Baltimore 5 7 .417 4 Atlanta 9 5 .643 ½ Tampa Bay 5 7 .417 4 Washington 4 5 .444 3 Toronto 4 6 .400 4 Philadelphia 3 4 .429 3 Boston 4 8 .333 5 New York 5 8 .385 4 Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Minnesota 10 3 .769 _ Chicago 10 3 .769 _ Cleveland 8 6 .571 2½ Milwaukee 5 5 .500 3½ Chicago 7 6 .538 3 St. Louis 2 3 .400 4 Detroit 5 5 .500 3½ Cincinnati 5 8 .385 5 Kansas City 4 10 .286 6½ Pittsburgh 3 10 .231 7 West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Oakland 9 4 .692 _ Colorado 9 3 .750 _ Houston 6 6 .500 2½ Los Angeles 9 4 .692 ½ Los Angeles 5 8 .385 4 San Diego 7 6 .538 2½ Seattle 5 9 .357 4½ San Francisco 6 8 .429 4 Texas 3 8 .273 5 Arizona 5 8 .385 4½ PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Friday’s Games 7:10 p.m. Baltimore at Washington, 6:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Mills 2-0) at St. Louis (Wainwright Li Haotong of China hits his tee shot on the 10th hole during the second round of the PGA Cham- Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. 1-0), 8:15 p.m. pionship golf tournament at TPC Harding Park Friday in San Francisco. Detroit at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Arizona (Kelly 1-1) at San Diego (Davies 1-1), Miami at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. 9:10 p.m. Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Colorado (González 0-0) at Seattle (Margevicius Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. 0-0), 9:10 p.m. Arizona at San Diego, 9:10 p.m. San Francisco (Cueto 0-0) at L.A. Dodgers (Ker- Colorado at Seattle, 9:40 p.m. Li at his best, builds early lead shaw 1-0), 9:10 p.m. San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 9:40 p.m. Sunday’s Games Saturday’s Games Baltimore at Washington, 12:35 p.m. Detroit (Nova 0-0) at Pittsburgh (Holland 0-0), 4:05 p.m. Atlanta at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. Atlanta (TBD) at Philadelphia (Arrieta 0-1), 6:05 Miami at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. at PGA Championship p.m. Detroit at Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. Baltimore (TBD) at Washington (Voth 0-1), 6:05 Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. p.m. Arizona at San Diego, 4:10 p.m. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) whether Li was aware of 10 in America. And then middling results, but he Cincinnati (DeSclafani 0-0) at Milwaukee (Ander- Colorado at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. — Still young, often in- the development. there was the Presidents found his form in San son 0-0), 7:10 p.m. San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 4:10 p.m. Miami (Smith 0-0) at N.Y. Mets (Peterson 1-1), Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 7:08 p.m. consistent, forever fear- “I don’t know,” he said. Cup. Francisco. less, Li Haotong is capa- “Who knows?” Li brought his trainer to “It’s funny really, like NBA ble of just about anything Li is a two-time winner be his caddie, and the cad- when you’ve played poorly, on a big stage in golf. He on the European Tour, die got lost on the course you feel a long way off, and EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division was at his best Friday in most recently in 2018 at during a practice round, then you have a day like W L Pct GB W L Pct GB the PGA Championship. the Dubai Desert Classic gave up and headed for today and you obviously x-Toronto 49 18 .731 — x-Houston 43 25 .632 — x-Boston 45 23 .662 4½ x-Dallas 41 30 .577 3½ Three years after his 63 when he rallied down the the clubhouse. Instead of feel a lot better about it,” x-Philadelphia 41 27 .603 8½ Memphis 33 37 .471 11 in the nal round of the stretch to beat Rory McIl- nding him, Li played the Fleetwood said. “I feel like Brooklyn 33 36 .478 17 San Antonio 30 38 .441 13 British Open, Li hit only roy by one shot. rest of the round out of I’ve prepared well last New York 21 45 .318 27½ New Orleans 29 39 .426 14 Southeast Division Northwest Division four fairways at Harding He was sensational at another player’s bag. In- week and this week and W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Park and still managed a Royal Birkdale in 2017 ternational captain Ernie felt way more in the groove x-Miami 43 26 .623 — x-Denver 45 24 .652 — Orlando 32 37 .464 11 x-Utah 43 26 .623 2 5-under 65 that gave him — only ve other play- Els wound up benching of tournament golf.” Charlotte 23 42 .354 18 x-Oklahoma City 42 26 .618 2½ the early lead and set ers have 63 in the nal him for two days, playing Cameron Champ, who Washington 24 44 .353 18½ Portland 32 38 .457 13½ the target for Jason Day, round of a major. But he Li only when he had to. grew up in Sacramento, Atlanta 20 47 .299 22 Minnesota 19 45 .297 23½ Central Division Pacific Division Brooks Koepka and Tiger had a terrible week in Li lost both matches he had a 64. He was three W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Woods to chase. his Presidents Cup de- played. shots behind Li, along y-Milwaukee 55 14 .797 — z-L.A. Lakers 51 17 .750 — x-Indiana 42 27 .609 13 x-L.A. Clippers 46 22 .676 5 The 25-year-old from but at Royal Melbourne “It’s been very tough on with Paul Casey (67). Chicago 22 43 .338 31 Phoenix 30 39 .435 21½ China capped a bo- in December. When he me, the Presidents Cup, Brendon Todd, who shared Detroit 20 46 .303 33½ Sacramento 29 40 .420 22½ gey-free round with his rst came to America, he because I didn’t play un- the 18-hole lead with Day, Cleveland 19 46 .292 34 Golden State 15 50 .231 34½ x-clinched playoff spot y-clinched division eighth straight par and made fast friends on the til Saturday,” Li said. “So settled for a 70 and joined z-clinched conference was at 8-under 132, two developmental tours with not quite in the Presi- them at 135. Friday’s Games Phoenix at Miami, 7:30 p.m. shots ahead of Tommy his constant laughter, en- dents that way, actually. Li, who primarily plays San Antonio 119, Utah 111 Milwaukee at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Fleetwood of England gaging personality and But anyways, good expe- the European Tour, went Memphis 121, Oklahoma City 92 Sunday’s Games Brooklyn 119, Sacramento 106 Washington at Oklahoma City, 12:30 p.m. among the early starters. aggressive play. rience.” back to China in March Orlando at Philadelphia, 6:30 p.m. Memphis at Toronto, 2 p.m. Surprised? Depends on “He’s got the arsenal to Fleetwood had one of when the COVID-19 pan- Washington at New Orleans, 8 p.m. San Antonio at New Orleans, 3 p.m. Boston at Toronto, 9 p.m. the day. take it low,” said Adam those nal-round 63s in demic shut down golf. He Saturday’s Games Orlando at Boston, 5 p.m. “The last couple days, Scott, his teammate at the majors two years ago returned at the Memorial L.A. Clippers at Portland, 1 p.m. Philadelphia at Portland, 6:30 p.m. I’ve been pretty much all Royal Melbourne. “But at Shinnecock Hills in the and missed the cut, and Utah at Denver, 3:30 p.m. Houston at Sacramento, 8 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Indiana, 6 p.m. Brooklyn at L.A. Clippers, 9 p.m. hit in the right spot,” Li we don’t see that kind of U.S. Open. He had a 64 on then tied for 75th in a said. consistency out of him, Friday and was two shots 78-man eld last week in NHL Getting as much at- and that probably match- behind at 134. Tennessee. tention was the logo on es his personality a little Much like Li — maybe “I didn’t even (think) I EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE his hat — WeChat, the bit. He’s young, though, the only thing they have could play like this ... got Toronto Edmonton Chinese social media and that’s the kind of golf in common — it’s been no con dence,” Li said. N.Y. Rangers 0, Carolina 3 Chicago 2, Edmonton 1 company and one of his he plays. He plays pretty a slow start back. Fleet- “Probably it helped me Saturday, Aug. 1: Carolina 3, N.Y. Saturday, Aug. 1: Chicago 6, Edmon- biggest sponsors. Li was much all guns blazing, wood stayed in England clear my mind a little bit.” Rangers 2 ton 4 Monday, Aug. 3: Carolina 4, N.Y. Monday, Aug. 3: Edmonton 6, Chica- in the spotlight at Hard- and when it comes off, it’s during the pandemic, He’s wise enough to real- Rangers 1 go 3 ing Park one day after really good.” not returning to compe- ize the tournament is not Tuesday, Aug. 4: Carolina 4, N.Y. Wednesday, Aug. 5: Chicago 4, President Donald Trump And when it doesn’t? tition until Minnesota even at the halfway point. Rangers 1 Edmonton 3 signed executive orders He beat Koepka in the two weeks ago (he missed If the lead holds, Li would Florida 1, N.Y. Islanders 3 Friday, Aug. 7: Chicago vs. Edmonton, Saturday, Aug. 1: N.Y. Islanders 2, 6:45 p.m. on a vague ban of WeChat Match Play last year and the cut). He also played be the rst player from Florida 1 x-Saturday, Aug. 8: Edmonton vs. Chi- and TikTok in 45 days. reached the round of 16. a World Golf Champi- China to hold the lead af- Tuesday, Aug. 4: N.Y. Islanders 4, cago, TBD Just as unclear was But that was his last top onship last week with ter any round of a major. Florida 2 Calgary 3, Winnipeg 1 Wednesday, Aug. 5: Florida 3, N.Y. Saturday, Aug. 1: Calgary 4, Winnipeg Islanders 2 1 Friday, Aug. 7: N.Y. Islanders 5, Flori- Monday, Aug. 3: Winnipeg 3, Calgary NBA playoff picture comes into focus da 1 2 Montreal 3, Pittsburgh 1 Tuesday, Aug. 4: Calgary 6, Winnipeg Saturday, Aug. 1: Montreal 3, Pitts- 2 burgh 2, OT Thursday, Aug. 6: Calgary 4, Winni- LAKE BUENA VISTA, surgery -- yet still got a $1 geles Lakers in the rst long,” Grizzlies coach Monday, Aug. 3: Pittsburgh 3, Mon- peg 0 Fla. (AP) — The NBA million contract bonus be- round. If the eighth- and Taylor Jenkins said. “We treal 1 Arizona 3, Nashville 1 playoff picture is getting a cause Brooklyn made the ninth-place teams are played Grizzlies basket- Wednesday, Aug. 5: Montreal 4, Pitts- Sunday, Aug. 2: Arizona 4, Nashville burgh 3 3 little clearer. postseason. Kyrie Irving within four games of one ball. Grizzlies basketball Friday, Aug. 7: Montreal 2, Pittsburgh Tuesday, Aug. 4: Nashville 4, Arizona Brooklyn secured one of missed much of the year another when the seeding equals Grizzlies wins, 0 2 the last two playoff spots because of injury, the Nets game schedule ends next more often than not. We Columbus 2, Toronto 1 Wednesday, Aug. 5: Arizona 4, Nash- in the Eastern Conference had several regulars opt week, there will be a two- Sunday, Aug. 2: Columbus 2, Toronto ville 1 hadn’t done that in the 0 Friday, Aug. 7: Arizona 4, Nashville 3, on Friday, defeating Sac- out of participating in the game series to determine rst four games.” Tuesday, Aug. 4: Toronto 3, Columbus OT ramento 119-106. That restart, changed coaches who gets the last playoff San Antonio leaped idle 0 Minnesota 1, Vancouver 2 leaves Orlando and Wash- in March and have used spot. Phoenix into 10th in the Thursday, Aug. 6: Columbus 4, Toron- Sunday, Aug. 2: Minnesota 3, Van- ington as the last two 24 players so far this sea- Should that series take to 3, OT couver 0 West by beating Utah 119- teams contending for one son. place, the ninth-place Friday, Aug. 7: Columbus vs Toronto, Tuesday, Aug. 4: Vancouver 4, Minne- 111, with the Spurs im- 8 p.m. sota 3 spot in the East, with the “It’s great to punch our team would have to go 2-0 proving to 3-2 in the bub- x-Sunday, Aug. 9: Toronto vs. Colum- Thursday, Aug. 6: Vancouver 3, Min- Magic needing only one own ticket into the play- in a best-of-two series to bus, TBD nesota 0 ble. The Spurs (30-38) are more win or one Wizards offs,” Nets coach Jacque advance. ROUND ROBIN (determines Stanley Friday, Aug. 7: Minnesota vs. Vancou- one game behind Portland Cup Playoff seeding) ver, 10:45 p.m. loss to clinch. Vaughn said. “I joked with Memphis remained Sunday, Aug. 2: Philadelphia 4, Bos- x-Sunday, Aug. 9: Vancouver vs. Min- Orlando and Washington the guys: I like my laun- alone in eighth, after the in the standings. ton 1 nesota, TBD were both playing later dry being done, but noth- Grizzlies snapped a four- “At the end of the day, we Monday, Aug. 3: Tampa Bay 3, Wash- ROUND ROBIN (determines Stanley can’t control what they’re ington 2, SO Cup Playoff seeding) Friday. ing like doing your own game bubble losing streak Wednesday, Aug. 5: Tampa Bay 3, Wednesday, Aug. 5: Colorado 4, Dal- For the Nets, the clinch- laundry.” by beating Oklahoma City doing,” Spurs center Jakob Boston 2 las 0 ing comes as something The race for the last on Friday 121-92. The Poeltl said. “We can only Thursday, Aug. 6: Philadelphia 3, Thursday, Aug. 6: Las Vegas 6, St. to savor in a topsy-turvy unclaimed playoff spot in Grizzlies are one game control what we’re doing. Washington 1 Louis 4 Saturday, Aug. 8: Washington vs. Saturday, Aug. 8: Colorado vs. Las season. the Western Conference ahead of Portland in the We’re going to take every Boston, TBD Vegas, TBD Kevin Durant couldn’t remains close, with teams West standings. game as it comes. We’re Sunday, Aug. 9: Tampa Bay vs. Phila- Sunday, Aug. 9: St. Louis vs. Dallas, play at all because of his vying to grab the No. 8 “We channeled what going to try to win every delphia, TBD TBD recovery from Achilles spot and play the Los An- we’ve done all season game.” SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION U.S. adds 1.8 million jobs, sign that hiring has weakened

By Christopher But economists worry — New York Gov. An- Rigaber that the next leg of job drew Cuomo announced ASSOCIATED PRESS growth will be harder to that schools can bring chil- achieve, particularly as the dren back to classrooms for WASHINGTON — U.S. virus dampens con dence, the start of the school year, hiring slowed in July as the leaving much of the coun- citing success in battling coronavirus outbreak wors- try only partially reopened, the virus in the state that ened, and the government’s most travel on hold and once was the U.S. heart of jobs report offered signs millions of employees the pandemic. The decision Friday that the economic working from home. The clears the way for schools to damage from the pandemic number of people unem- offer at least some days of could last far longer than ployed for longer than 15 in-person classes, alongside many observers originally weeks jumped in July to remote learning. envisioned. — Russia boasted that The United States added more than 6 million, a sign 1.8 million jobs in July, a many of the unemployed it’s about to become the pullback from the previous will have to nd work at rst country to approve a two months. At any other new companies or even in COVID-19 vaccine, with time, hiring at that level new occupations, a poten- mass vaccinations planned would be seen as a blowout tially lengthy process. as early as October using gain. But after employers Constance Hunter, chief shots that are yet to com- shed a staggering 22 mil- economist at accounting plete clinical trials. Moscow lion jobs in March and April, rm KPMG, noted that sees a propaganda victory, much larger increases are many jobs in hotels, sports but scientists worldwide say needed to heal the job mar- stadiums and the travel the rush could back re if ket. The hiring of the past industry probably will not the vaccine is neither effec- three months has recovered return until a vaccine is de- tive nor safe. 42 percent of the jobs lost veloped. Back in the spring, the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to the pandemic-induced “When are you going to widespread hope was that recession, according to the be comfortable again being temporarily shutting down In July, a “Now Hiring” sign sits outside a Ross Dress for Less store, Labor Department’s report. in an air-conditioned room the economy would defeat in North Miami Beach, Fla. The United States added 1.8 million jobs in Though the unemploy- with 400 people?” she asked. the virus, after which busi- July, a pullback from the gains of May and June and evidence that the ment rate fell last month “There are whole parts of nesses could quickly reopen resurgent coronavirus has weakened hiring and the economic rebound. from 11.1 percent to 10.2 the economy that will re- and call back their laid-off percent, that level still main unemployed until we workers. are permanent was at last immediately updated my After applying for 300 jobs, exceeds the highest rate have a much tighter control In addition to the rising month despite the rise in resume,” she said, and be- she has had two interviews, during the 2008-2009 Great of this virus.” number of longer-term un- hiring. gan looking for work. An ad- both in mortgage banking. The jobs report emerged employed, the proportion of Recession. Cassy Menon, 36, was ditional $600 in unemploy- Both would pay much less as new infections run at Americans who are either Roughly half the job gains furloughed March 17 from ment aid from the federal than her previous job. were in the industries hit about 55,000 a day. While working or looking for work government helped her and Friday’s report suggested her job arranging travel for hardest by the virus: restau- that’s down from a peak slipped last month to 61.4 her husband stay on top of that high unemployment rants, retail shops, bars, ho- of well over 70,000 in the percent, down 2 percentage university students, faculty bills, and her health insur- and shriveled incomes tels and entertainment ven- second half of July, cases points from February. That and staff, and was originally ance helped pay for the an- for many households will ues such as casinos. Those are rising in about half of suggests that many out of told the layoff would last 90 ti-depressants she began remain an issue through jobs have been relatively the states, and deaths are work see little prospect of days. She was initially able taking. the November elections quick to return after the climbing in many of them. nding a job. to keep her health insur- But in June, she was told and a potential threat to broadest shutdowns ended In other virus-related de- And the number of Ameri- ance. that as of July 1 the job cut President Donald Trump’s in May and June. velopments Friday: cans who say their job losses “After I stopped crying, I would become permanent. re-election prospects. Last-ditch virus aid talks collapse

By Andrew Taylor avoid furloughing workers ASSOCIATED PRESS and cutting services as tax revenues shrivel. WASHINGTON — A In a news conference on last-ditch effort by Demo- Friday Pelosi said she of- crats to revive collapsing fered a major concession Capitol Hill talks on vital to Republicans. COVID-19 rescue mon- “We’ll go down $1 tril- ey ended in disappoint- lion, you go up $1 trillion,” ment on Friday, making Pelosi said. The gures it increasingly likely that are approximate, but a Washington gridlock will Pelosi spokesman said mean more hardship for the speaker is in general millions of people who are terms seeking a “top line” losing enhanced jobless of perhaps $2.4 trillion bene ts and further dam- since the House-passed age for an economy pum- HEROES Act is scored at meled by the still-raging $3.45 trillion. Republicans coronavirus. say their starting offer “It was a disappointing was about $1 trillion but meeting,” declared top have offered some conces- Senate Democrat Chuck sions on jobless bene ts Schumer, saying the and aid to states, among White House had rejected PHOTO } ASSOCIATED PRESS an offer by House Speaker others, that have brought Nancy Pelosi to curb Dem- the White House offer Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, left, is escorted to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s of ce on Cap- ocratic demands by about higher. itol Hill in Washington, Wednesday. An exchange of offers and meeting devoted to the Postal $1 trillion. He urged the Mnuchin said that re- Service on Wednesday indicates the White House is moving slightly in House Speaker Nancy Pe- newal of a $600 per-week White House to “negotiate losi’s direction on issues like aid to states and local governments and unemployment insurance pandemic jobless boost with Democrats and meet bene ts. us in the middle. Don’t say and huge demands by it’s your way or no way.” Democrats for aid to state Treasury Secretary Ste- and local governments are ven Mnuchin said, “Unfor- the key areas where they Postal Service loses $2.2B in tunately we did not make are stuck. any progress today.” “There’s a lot of areas of With the collapse of the compromise,” he said after 3 months as virus woes persist talks, he said President Friday’s meeting. “I think Donald Trump was now if we can reach an agree- By Matthew Daly issues,’’ DeJoy told the post- North Carolina, is a major in deliveries across the likely to issue executive ment on state and local ASSOCIATED PRESS al board of governors at a donor to President Donald country just as big volume orders on home evictions and unemployment, we meeting Friday. Trump and the Republican increases are expected for and on student loan debt. will reach an overall deal. WASHINGTON — The “Without dramatic Party. He is the rst post- mail-in election voting. White House Chief of And if we can’t we can’t.” U.S. Postal Service says it change, there is no end in master general in nearly Democratic House Speak- Staff Mark Meadows said, Pelosi declared the talks lost $2.2 billion in the three sight,’’ DeJoy said. two decades who is not a er Nancy Pelosi and Senate “This is not a perfect an- all but dead until Meadows months that ended in June While package deliveries career postal employee. Democratic Leader Chuck swer -- we’ll be the rst and Mnuchin give ground. as the beleaguered agency to homebound Americans In his rst month on the Schumer said Thursday ones to say that -- but it “I’ve told them ‘come — hit hard by the coronavi- were up more than 50%, job, DeJoy said, he direct- that changes imposed by is all that we can do, and back when you are ready rus pandemic — piles up - that was offset by contin- ed the agency to vigorous- DeJoy “threaten the timely all the president can do to give us a higher num- nancial losses that of cials ued declines in rst-class ly “focus on the ingrained delivery of mail — includ- within the con nes of his ber,’” she said. warn could top $20 billion and business mail, even inef ciencies in our opera- ing medicines for seniors, executive power.” Democrats have offered over two years. as costs increased signi - tions,’’ including by apply- paychecks for workers and Friday’s session fol- to reduce her almost $1 But the new postmaster cantly to pay for personal ing strict limits on over- absentee ballots for voters lowed a combative meet- trillion demand for state general, Louis DeJoy, dis- protective equipment and time. — that is essential to mil- ing on Thursday that, for and local governments puted reports that his agen- replace workers who got “By running our opera- lions of Americans.’’ the rst time cast real considerably, but some of cy is slowing down election sick or chose to stay home tions on time and on sched- In his remarks to the doubt on the ability of the Pelosi’s proposed cost sav- mail or any other mail and in fear of the virus, DeJoy ule, and by not incurring postal board of governors, Trump administration ings would accrue chiey said it has “ample capacity said. unnecessary overtime or DeJoy called election mail and Democrats on Capitol because she would short- to deliver all election mail Without an intervention other costs, we will enhance handling “a robust and Hill to come together on a en the timeframe for bene- securely and on time” for from Congress, the agency our ability to be sustainable proven process. fth COVID-19 response ts like food stamps. the November presidential faces an impending cash and ... continue to provide While there will “likely be bill. Pelosi summoned Pelosi and Schumer con- contest, when a signi cant ow crisis, he said. The high-quality, affordable ser- an unprecedented increase Mnuchin and Meadows in tinue to insist on a huge increase in mail-in ballots Postal Service is seeking vice,’’ DeJoy said. in election mail volume due hopes of breathing life into aid package to address a is expected. an infusion of at least $10 While not acknowledging to the pandemic, the Postal the negotiations, which surge in cases and deaths, Still, DeJoy offered a billion to cover operating widespread complaints by Service has ample capacity have been characterized double-digit joblessness gloomy picture of the losses as well as regulatory members of Congress about to deliver all election mail by frustration and intran- and the threat of poverty 630,00-employee agency changes that would undo a delivery delays nationwide, securely and on time in ac- sigence on both sides. for millions of the newly Friday in his rst public re- congressional requirement DeJoy said the agency will cordance with our delivery A breakdown in the talks unemployed. marks since taking the top that the agency pre-fund “aggressively monitor and standards, and we will do would put at risk more On Friday, they pointed job in June. billions of dollars in retiree quickly address service is- so, DeJoy said. “However than $100 billion to help to the new July jobs report “Our nancial position is health bene ts. sues.’’ ... we cannot correct the reopen schools, a fresh to try to bolster their pro- dire, stemming from sub- The agency is doing its DeJoy’s remarks came errors of (state and local) round of $1,200 direct posals. The report showed stantial declines in mail part, said DeJoy, a Repub- as lawmakers from both election boards if they fail payments to most people that the U.S. added 1.8 volume, a broken business lican fundraiser and former parties called on the Post- to deploy processes that and hundreds of billions of million jobs last month, a model and a management supply chain executive who al Service to immediately take our normal processing dollars for state and local much lower increase than strategy that has not ad- took command of the agen- reverse operational chang- and delivery standards into governments to help them in May and June. equately addressed these cy June 15. DeJoy, 63, of es that are causing delays account. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Upcoming move prompts best friend to reveal true feelings DEAR ABBY: I have send owers. One son been in love with my best Dear Abby is written by Abigail sent them to me for sev- friend for two years. We eral years on HIS birth- met at a summer camp Van Buren, also known as Jeanne day, with a card saying, where we were both Phillips, and was founded by her “Thank you for having working, and we hated mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact me.” each other in the begin- My heart aches for par- ning. During the process Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. ents who don’t have what of working together, we Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. I have. I can only hope somehow became best they will nd some peace friends, and I fell desper- later. And to my four chil- ately in love with him. dren: Thank you for the move or tell me his feel- you as you hope, once you happiness you have We talk on the phone ings. move, I hope you will re- for hours and text each brought me over the The hard part about gard it as an opportunity years. other daily. He knows ev- this is, I’m moving in ve to meet new people and erything about me to the months. Our time togeth- form new relationships GEORGIA MOM point that I swear he er is coming to an end, until you nd a special knows me better than I but I haven’t told him someone who reciprocates DEAR GEORGIA MOM: know myself. We hang how I feel because I don’t your feelings. Trust me, he Problems are the basis of out in groups mostly. We want his affection or our IS out there. my column. There are rarely spend time alone. frequent communication many functional, happy When we are together, to stop. Do I tell him my DEAR ABBY: I have families, but few of them our chemistry is undeni- feelings again and risk read so many letters in take the time to write and able. We constantly being rejected? Or should your column about fami- share that. laugh, touch, tease, etc. I just tell him I am mov- lies who have all sorts of Clearly, you are a great Everyone around us sees ing and see if he admits problems with their chil- parent, and for that you our connection, and his true feelings for me? dren, husband or wife, in- deserve congratulations. they’re confused when we laws, parents and other However, there is an ele- say we’re not dating. DEEP IN THE family members. They ment of luck in parenting, I kind of expressed my HEARTBREAK OF make me wonder how in and I have heard from feelings to him about a TEXAS the world I got so lucky. parents who devoted year ago, but he said he My husband and I themselves to giving all wasn’t ready to date any- DEAR DEEP: Obvi- raised four children -- they could to their chil- one. Since then, we have ously, this person cares two girls, two boys -- and dren, and their children grown closer, and our re- for you to some degree. they could not be more of did not turn out to be as lationship is more un- Tell him how you feel a blessing. We text each loving, generous and ap- clear. His actions lead me face-to-face while you still other every morning, and preciative as yours. I to believe that he feels can. That you care so I text a daughter in Ha- agree that your family is the way I do and regards much for him is a compli- waii at night to let her fortunate to recognize me as more than a friend, ment. However, if he still know I’m OK. They call, their blessings, chief but he won’t make a doesn’t feel as strongly for they send cards, they among them each other. BRIDGE

Nine tricks may turn into 10 Calvin Coolidge said, “If you see one diamond and (given the good 10 troubles coming down the road, split) three clubs off the top. you can be sure that nine will run The right line now is to cash the into the ditch before they reach you.” spade ace-king, ruff a spade in hand If you need 10 tricks to make your and play the three club tricks end- contract but can see only nine, do ing in the dummy. (If East ruffs in, not jump into a ditch. Try to nd a the contract was unmakable.) Now 10th winner from somewhere. declarer has taken nine tricks: two In today’s deal, South is in four spades, two hearts, one diamond, hearts. West leads the diamond king. three clubs and one spade ruff. He Declarer takes that trick and cashes retains two trumps and two dia- his two top hearts, but West discards monds; East has two high trumps, a diamond on the second round. a diamond and a club. But when How should South continue? dummy’s last spade is led, what can North’s four-heart rebid was ques- East do? tionable. With such a balanced If he discards, South ruffs for his hand, he should have settled for 10th trick. If East ruffs, declarer three no-trump (though that contract pitches a diamond loser and must probably would have gone down). collect another trump winner. Effec- South seems destined to lose two tively, East has to ruff one of his part- hearts and two diamonds. But how ner’s diamond tricks. South gener- many winners does he have? ates an extra trump trick with a coup He has two spades, two hearts, en passant. 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B6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2020 President’s virus swagger fuels anger ahead of Belarus vote By Yuras Karmanau old grandfather, Ivan a CT scan and put him on ASSOCIATED PRESS Shelesny, believed Lu- A man, wear- a ventilator for 31 days. kashenko and took no pre- ing a mask As the pandemic en- MINSK, Belarus — As cautions as the pandemic to protect gulfed the world, Lu- Kseniya Milya’s grandfa- swept through the ex-So- against kashenko ignored the ther lay dying of COVID-19 viet nation. coronavirus, World Health Organiza- at a hospital in Belarus’ “(He) trusted Lukashen- attends a ral- tion’s call for a lockdown. capital of Minsk, the coun- ko and TV, who said that ly to support Instead, the 65-year-old try’s authoritarian leader COVID-19 doesn’t exist, for potential former state farm direc- was blithely dismissing and he died,” said Milya, a presidential tor advised Belarusians to the pandemic as “psycho- 26-year-old movie produc- candidates in “kill the virus with vodka,” sis,” and recommending an er. “That was a result of the upcom- go to saunas and work in unusual remedy: Have a the government’s policy.” ing presiden- the elds to avoid infec- regular shot of vodka and “He was attending veter- tial elections tion. “Tractors will cure work hard in the elds. ans’ meetings and visiting in Minsk, everybody!” he proclaimed. Like many other Be- street markets,” she add- Belarus. Lukashenko has refused larusians angry with the ed. “And he was greatly to impose any restrictions, government’s cavalier ap- surprised when he tested making Belarus the only proach to the pandemic, positive.” FILE PHOTO | country in Europe to keep Milya joined large opposi- Milya’s grandfather died ASSOCIATED PRESS holding professional soc- tion protests ahead of Sun- of coronavirus-induced cer games with fans in the day’s presidential vote in pneumonia at a hospital ident saying that no one ly were all infected, and refusing to recognize the stands while the outbreak which President Alexander in March, after a week on has died of the virus in couldn’t attend the funer- virus’ existence or provide was in full swing. Religious Lukashenko is seeking a a ventilator. Belarus,” Milya told The al. Her 46-year-old father assistance, wasting time,” services and other mass sixth term. The outpouring “On the day they called Associated Press. spent a month on a venti- she said. gatherings continued un- of public discontent poses me from intensive care It wasn’t until April lator and barely survived, She said when her fa- impeded, and a massive the most serious challenge to say that my granddad that the government re- and her mother-in-law has ther was hospitalized, no military parade was held yet to Lukashenko after 26 has died of con rmed ported the country’s rst remained in intensive care one bothered to test him in May to mark the 75th years in of ce. COVID-19, I switched on COVID-19 deaths. since April. for COVID-19. Only after anniversary of the Nazi Milya said her 86-year- the TV and saw the pres- Milya and her fami- “The government was a week did authorities do defeat in World War II. CLASSIFIED

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B7 INTERNATIONAL Plane skids off runway in India; 16 killed, dozens hurt By Ashok Sharma and Emily Schmall ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW DELHI — A spe- cial ight carrying evacu- ees to India who had been AP FILE PHOTO stranded abroad because of the coronavirus skid- A former top Saudi counterterrorism ofcial ded off a runway and split has led a federal lawsuit, Friday, in the Unit- in two while landing Fri- ed States against Saudi Crown Prince Moham- day in heavy rain in the med bin Salman, alleging the royal tried to nd, southern state of Kerala, trap and kill him on U.S. and Canadian soil. killing at least 16 pas- sengers and injuring 123 more, police said. Federal suit led Abdul Karim, a senior Kerala state police of- cer, said the dead includ- against Saudi crown ed one of the pilots of the Air India Express ight. He said at least 15 of the prince by ex-of cial injured were in critical condition, and that rescue By Aya Batrawy izens who reside abroad be- operations were over. ASSOCIATED PRESS gan attracting global atten- The two-year-old Boeing tion after the killing of Saudi 737-800 ew from Dubai DUBAI, United Arab critic Jamal Khashoggi, who to Kozhikode, also called Emirates — A former top was killed by Saudi agents Calicut, in Kerala, India’s Saudi counterterrorism of- who worked for the crown southernmost state, the cial has led a federal law- prince. Khashoggi was slain airline said. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS suit in the United States inside the Saudi Consulate A similar tragedy to against Saudi Crown Prince in Turkey in an operation The Air India Express ight that skidded off a runway while landing at Mohammed bin Salman, al- Friday’s was narrowly the airport in Kozhikode, Kerala state, India, Friday. the Saudis claim was initial- avoided at the same air- leging the royal tried to trap ly an effort to forcibly bring and kill him in the U.S. and port a year ago, when an end safety area was ex- runway, low cloud base, navirus outbreak. him back to Saudi Arabia. Canada. Air India Express ight panded in 2018 to accom- all leading to very poor The crown prince denies There were 174 adult The lawsuit, led on suffered a tail strike upon modate wide-body air- braking action is what he had any knowledge of the passengers, 10 infants, Thursday, by Saad Aljabri landing. None of the 180 craft. looks like led to where operation, but Western intel- two pilots and four cabin is the latest effort by the passengers of that ight The runway end safety we are at the moment crew on board the aircraft, ligence agencies and the U.S. former intelligence of- Senate have declared the were injured. area meets United Na- with this crash,” Mar- Jain said. cial to try and bring about prince ultimately responsi- Kozhikode’s 2,850-me- tions international civil tin said, calling for the Prime Minister Naren- ter (9,350-foot) runway is international and public ble for Khashoggi’s killing. aviation requirements, European Aviation Safe- dra Modi tweeted that he on a at hilltop with deep pressure on the crown Aljabri’s lawsuit follows but the U.N. agency rec- ty Agency and the U.S. was “pained by the plane gorges on either side end- prince, following years of years of silence by the for- ommends a buffer that is Federal Aviation Admin- accident in Kozhikode,” ing in a 34-meter (112- silence in exile abroad. mer intelligence ofcial, 150 meters (492 feet) lon- istration to assist with and that he had spoken foot) drop. ger than what exists at the Indian government’s Aljabri’s lawsuit claims the who left the kingdom qui- to Kerala’s top elected of- Civil Aviation Minister Kozhikode airport, accord- investigation. crown prince has detained etly around the time his cial. Hardeep S. Puri said in a ing to Harro Ranter, chief The Air India Express two of his children in Saudi former boss, Prince Mo- statement that the ight executive of the Aviation ight was part of the In- Air India Express is a Arabia in an attempt to force hammed bin Nayef, fell “overshot the runway in Safety Network online da- dian government’s special subsidiary of Air India. him back to the kingdom be- from power. Prince Mo- rainy conditions and went tabase. repatriation mission to The worst air disaster in cause of the sensitive infor- hammed bin Nayef had down” the slope, breaking Dubai-based aviation bring Indian citizens back India was on Nov. 12, 1996, mation he knows regarding been the kingdom’s feared into two pieces upon im- consultant Mark Martin to the country, ofcials when a Saudi Arabian Air- the inner workings of the interior minister and was pact. said that while it was too said. All of the passengers lines ight collided midair royal court and kingdom’s crown prince before he was An inquiry will be con- early to determine the were returning from the with a Kazakhastan Air- leadership. It also alleges ousted from the line of suc- ducted by the ministry’s cause of the crash, annual Gulf region, authorities lines Flight near Charki that the prince’s efforts to cession and stripped of his Aircraft Accident Investi- monsoon conditions ap- said. Regular commercial Dadri in Haryana state, kill him continue to this day. powers in 2017 by Prince gation Bureau, he said. peared to be a factor. ights have been halted in killing all 349 on board Attempts by Saudi Arabia Mohammed bin Salman, The airport’s runway “Low visibility, wet India because of the coro- the two planes. to forcibly return certain cit- whose father is king. India surpasses 2 million cases as health volunteers strike By Emily Schmall ments in the ght against ASSOCIATED PRESS the pandemic, said Sind- hu. NEW DELHI — As “But ASHA workers India hit another grim don’t have masks or PPEs milestone in the corona- or even sanitizers,” she virus pandemic on Fri- said. day, crossing 2 million She added that al- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS conrmed cases and more though the work has in- than 41,000 deaths, com- A rescue team surveys the site of this week’s creased and become more munity health volunteers massive explosion in the port of Beirut, Leba- dangerous, their salaries went on strike complain- remain static at rough- non, Friday. ing they were ill-equipped ly 2,000 rupees ($27) per to respond to the wave of month And the families infection in rural areas. of at least a dozen wom- Warnings ashed for Even as India has main- tained comparatively low en who she said died from mortality rates, the dis- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the virus didn’t receive years of explosives compensation from In- ease has spread widely A health worker takes a nasal swab sample for across the country, with dia’s federal insurance COVID- 19 testing through rapid antigen meth- for front-line health care the burden shifting in odology, in New Delhi, India, Friday. at heart of Beirut recent weeks from cities workers because their with robust health sys- deaths were not recorded By Bassem Mroue ments had been told of its tems to rural areas, where nancial hub Mumbai, signer in the state capital as COVID-19 deaths. ASSOCIATED PRESS presence. resources are scarce or which appear to have of Lucknow, only leaves Manisha Verma, a “Do you know how many passed their peaks. his house for a weekly gro- spokesperson for the BEIRUT — At least 10 nonexistent. problems have been accu- In Mayur Vihar, a neigh- cery shop. Health Ministry, did not times over the past six The Health Ministry re- mulating?” Aoun replied borhood in east Delhi, shop- “I do not fear the disease immediately respond to a years, authorities from ported 62,538 cases in the when a reporter pressed past 24 hours, raising the keeper and pharmacist but I do fear the govern- request for comment. Lebanon’s customs, mili- whether he should have Rajiv Singhal described ment system, which has In Mumbai, the capital of tary, security agencies and nation’s conrmed total followed up on his order. to 2,027,074. It said 886 the daily phone calls he re- crumbled,” he said. central Maharashtra state, judiciary raised alarm The documents surfac- ceived when he tested pos- Around 900,000 mem- cases had plateaued after that a massive stockpile more people had died, for ing in social media since a total of 41,585. itive for COVID-19 from bers of an all-female com- months of steady growth. of explosive chemicals was the blast underscore the ofcials within the Delhi munity health force began But rural parts were see- being kept with almost no But the ministry said corruption, negligence that recoveries were state government, the Del- a two-day strike on Fri- ing an opposite trend. safeguard at the port in and incompetence of Leb- growing. India has the hi police and the federal day, protesting that they Dr. S.P. Kalantri, the the heart of Beirut, newly anon’s long-ruling politi- third-highest caseload in government to check on his were being roped in to director of a hospital in surfaced documents show. cal oligarchy, and its fail- the world after the United condition. help with contact tracing, the village of Sevagram Yet in a circle of negli- ure to provide its people States and Brazil. It has “Despite our huge popu- personal hygiene drives in Maharashtra, about gence, nothing was done with basic needs, includ- the fth-most deaths but lation and rampant illiter- and in quarantine centers, 74 kilometers (46 miles) — and on Tuesday, the ing security. its fatality rate of about 2 acy, if we have only 2 mil- but weren’t given person- from the city of Nagpur, 2,750 tons of ammonium Investigators probing percent is far lower than lion cases so far, it shows al protective equipment or said that younger people nitrate blew up, obliter- the blast have focused on the top two hardest-hit that the government has additional pay, according were cavalier about social ating the city’s main com- personnel at the Port of countries. The rate in the played a big role in reduc- to organizer A.R. Sindhu. distancing and masks. mercial hub and spread- Beirut — Lebanon’s main U.S. is 3.3 percent, and in ing the spread,” he said. The health workers, Fatigue and increased fa- ing death and wreckage port, so well known for Brazil 3.4 percent, Johns But authorities else- known as Accredited So- miliarity with the disease, for miles around. corruption its common Hopkins University g- where in India were re- cial Health Activists, or which has been most fatal President Michel Aoun, nickname is Ali Baba’s ures show. imposing lockdowns after ASHA, which means ‘hope’ to Indians above the age in ofce since 2016, said Cave. The caseload in the sharp spikes in cases, in- in several Indian languag- of 60 with comorbidities, Friday he was rst told of So far, at least 16 port country of 1.3 billion has cluding in Uttar Pradesh, es, have been deployed in had resulted in people not the dangerous stockpile employees have been de- quickly expanded since a state of 220 million res- each village on behalf of being as vigilant, he said. nearly three weeks ago tained and others ques- the government began idents where infections in the Health Ministry. Their “Everyone thinks it and immediately ordered tioned. On Friday, inves- lifting a monthslong lock- every district are weigh- work ranges from escort- won’t be them,” he said. military and security tigators questioned and down hoping to jump- ing heavily on the fragile ing children to immuniza- Like in much of the agencies to do “what was then ordered the deten- start a moribund economy. health system. After fully tion clinics to counseling rest of the world, many needed.” But he suggested tion of the head of the India is projecting an eco- reopening in June, the women on childbirth. Indians appeared to be his responsibility ended port, Hassan Koraytem, nomic contraction in 2020. state reimposed a week- But while their regular counting on a therapeutic there, saying he had no the country’s customs Life cautiously returned end lockdown in July. work hasn’t reduced, they treatment or a vaccine to authority over the port chief, Badri Daher, and to the streets of the capi- Shachindra Sharma, a are increasingly being contain the spread of the and that previous govern- Daher’s predecessor. tal of New Delhi and the 60-year-old graphic de- involved by state govern- disease. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2020 REAL ESTATE

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