Saugus Families Giving Thanks for 10-Year-Old COVID Pauses Swampscott Chapel Reopening

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By Thor Jourgensen for a 2001 memorial service inside it for the building’s exterior work. The ITEM STAFF to honor her late sister. money paid for work to replace old “It was full of leaves, dead birds, stones in the exterior walls and re- SWAMPSCOTT — Deb Bogar- and the walls were falling down,” pair the slate roof. dus said the town labor of love that she said. Designed by architect Charles V. saved historic Andrews Chapel from A quick cleanup allowed the ser- Burgess as a non-denominational demolition will also renew its use chapel in the Norman Gothic style, as a wedding and memorial service vice to take place and Bogardus followed up with a visit to the Board of Andrews was dedicated to Isaac H. venue once COVID-19 social dis- Andrews, former selectman and tancing restrictions are relaxed. Selectmen to discuss the building’s revival. Her initiative set in motion town assessor, by his widow. Total Dubbed the “lady with the key” price tag: $32,000. for her assistance in helping people a fundraising and renovation effort from 2002 to 2010. While the restoration work un- use the chapel since 2010, Bogardus dertaken kept rain, mold, animals Initial efforts to raise restoration played a pivotal role in its revival. and teenagers out of the chapel, ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO money proceeded slowly until Built in 1923 on Swampscott Cem- much more work remained to be etery’s ground, the chapel has come $150,000 set aside by Town Meeting Andrews Chapel is located inside Swampscott a long way since Bogardus arranged was identi ed as a money source CHAPEL, A3 Cemetery on Essex St. in Swampscott. Saugus families giving Lynn streets thanks for 10-year-old paved with $2.2 million in state grant

By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN — The city of Lynn has been awarded a $2.2 million state grant to make street improvements along the Lynnway, which will support future economic development in the area. Announced by Gov. Charlie Baker on Thurs- day, the MassWorks Infrastructure Grant will fund infrastructure and intersection improvements at the junction of the Lynnway and Blossom Street. The improvements are being made to support planned housing and future transit-oriented development opportunities, such as the future Blossom Street Residences, a $23 million project that will create 72 units of market-rate condominiums, with the potential for up to 100 additional units on an adjacent site, according to Baker’s of ce. “The $2.2 million MassWorks grant will be a game-changer for the city in our decades-long effort to reimagine the Lynnway and the waterfront,” said Mayor Thomas M. McGee. “These funds will help to transform this inter- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK section at Blossom Street and prime the area Knowing even more families were facing food insecurity in the midst of the global public health crisis, for future economic, transit-oriented develop- Devin Long, 10, of Saugus decided to put together and deliver more than 30 “Thanksgiving boxes” to ment by directly linking our downtown to the households throughout the North Shore and beyond. waterfront. “I want to thank the administration for this opportunity and the state delegation for their Devin Long volunteers to make food boxes for those in need continued partnership and commitment to serving Lynn and its residents.” By Elyse Carmosino decided to assemble and deliver “Thanks- give to people in need.” James Marsh, the city’s director of communi- ITEM STAFF giving boxes” to households throughout Devin pooled his own funds, and his ty development who wrote the grant applica- the North Shore and beyond. mother, April Long, matched him. tion, said that from a community development SAUGUS — When Devin Long wasn’t perspective, he was excited to see the infra- “Last Thanksgiving me and my mom Hoping to raise even more, April de- able to volunteer at his local soup kitch- structure connections that are being funded worked in a soup kitchen and we had cided to post on Facebook calling on en this year thanks to the COVID-19 by the grant become a reality after years of to carve turkeys and box canned goods friends, family, and neighbors to do- pandemic, the 10-year-old Saugus boy and stuff,” Devin said. “It was really discussions. nate, and it wasn’t long before the sim- “We have been discussing the barrier the took matters into his own hands. fun to help families and I wanted to do ple idea gained considerable traction. Lynnway creates between downtown Lynn, Aware that more families than ever are that this year, but because of coronavi- “People just started donating,” Devin surrounding neighborhoods and the water- facing food insecurity in the midst of the rus we couldn’t, so we put our brains said. “We didn’t think it was going to front for years,” said Marsh. “These funds will global public health crisis, Long, a fth together and came up with the idea of grader at Waybright Elementary School, raising money to buy food to bag and FOOD, A3 LYNN STREETS, A2

Opinion Jourgensen: Sen. Crighton to be honored Thoughts of our fathers. A4 LOOK! for dedication to homeless Saugus plans By Steve Krause “While Sen. Crighton has always to hold annual ITEM STAFF been a leader in addressing the issue parade, cancels of homelessness, he stepped up in a big tree lighting. A4 BOSTON — State Senator Brendan way from the outset of the pandemic,” Crighton of Lynn will be honored next said MHSA President & Executive Di- Sports month by the Massachusetts Housing & rector Joe Finn. “Sen. Crighton recog- Bishop Fenwick Shelter Alliance for his dedication to peo- nized the impact that COVID-19 would girls soccer wins on ple who have become homeless due to the have on people experiencing homeless- PKs, moves on to coronavirus pandemic. ness and, in his role as Chair of the CCL Cup nal. B1 Crighton will receive the Canon Brian Joint Committee on Housing, ensured • S. Kelley Public Service Award at the that the needs of those living in per- St. Mary’s, MHSA’s annual meeting Dec. 10, which ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK manent supportive housing did not go Fenwick cross country will be virtual this year as a result of the unnoticed.” run well at CCL The Massachusetts Housing & Shelter Alliance continuing social restrictions due to the Championships. B1 will recognize State Sen. Brendan Crighton. pandemic. CRIGHTON, A3 Lynner arrested at Black/Blue demonstration in Swampscott

By Steve Krause Police said the man, Lynn’s Na- side or the other, this was the rst strators. According to a video of the ITEM STAFF than Dinnall, 39, of 104 Newhall actual arrest stemming from the incident, in which Ploss is clearly St., tried to take Ploss’ digital cam- demonstrations since they began visible, the two got into a heated, SWAMPSCOTT — A Lynn man era that she was using to stream in the spring, Swampscott Police profanity-laced verbal altercation. was arrested after a scuf e with “He took offense to some of her radio talk show personality Dian- the demonstration over the inter- Detective Sgt. Jay Locke said. net. According to Locke, Dinnall ap- past statements,” said Locke. na Ploss during the weekly Black “Several of cers doing a security Though there have been inci- proached Ploss, who leads the Lives Matter/Blue Lives Matter detail engaged him,” Locke said. demonstrations on Humphrey dents and criminal complaints President Donald Trump faction Street Thursday. lodged against people from one of the Blue Lives Matter demon- ARRESTED, A3 Dianna Ploss

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A7-8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 59° VOL. 141, ISSUE 290 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 44° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 COMICS ...... B4 ENTERTAINMENT ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2020 OBITUARIES Lynn streets paved Georgia (Vromovrisiotou) Hamel, 79 Al “Pepper” Martin, 80 1941 - 2020 1940 - 2020 with $2.2 million LYNN - Mrs. Georgia (Vro- WESTFIELD - Al “Pepper” movrisiotou) Hamel, 79 years Martin, 80, passed away of Lynn, died Sunday, Novem- peacefully on Sunday, Novem- in state grant ber 15, 2020 in Salem Hos- ber 1, 2020 at Baystate Med- pital after a brief illness. She ical Center in Springfield, MA was the wife of the late John surrounded by his family. Al LYNN STREETS no said he was “relieved J. Hamel. She was born in Log- was born in Brooklyn, NY. He From A1 and pleased to learn that ganikos, Sparta Greece, the served his country proudly in infrastructure invest- help us begin the process daughter of the late Anastasios the United States Navy. Pep- ments at Blossom Street of creating safer access to and Anastasia Vromovrisiotou. per worked for the Lynn School and the Lynnway are fi- our waterfront and ameni- She was raised in Greece and System for over 32 years as a nally going to take place,” ties such as Seaport Mari- came to the United States in custodian and then retired as and thanked the city and 1952. a painter/glazer. He was quite na, Heritage State Park, Baker administration for She spent 45 years in the the handyman and always ea- the harbor boardwalk, making the work a prior- Petroleum Industry and was ger to help others. His smile and our future signature ity. working as an accounts pay- and energy would light up open space. “These intersection able specialist for Global Part- the room. Al enjoyed sharing “Likewise, it will help improvements will help ners in Waltham for the past a meal and activities at the create access for residents open up the waterfront 24 years. Georgia was working Young at Heart Senior Center living on the waterfront to the rest of the city, re- until September of this year. several nieces, nephews, and in Poultney, VT where he lived by his mother Alta N. (Johns) side of the Lynnway to lieve traffic congestion on Georgia loved gardening and cousins. She is the sister of the for the last 18 years, canoeing Martin, and his sister Kathleen downtown, and destina- Commercial and Shepard shopping. Most important to late Athanasia “Soula” Calavri- on local lakes, swimming at Hamilton. The services for tions like our new YMCA, Streets, and are another her was her family, they were tinos and Toula Vromovrisiotou. the Castleton University pool, Al will be private. To express the Commuter Rail, The step forward in reshaping her world, especially her grand- Her funeral will be held on and spending quality time condolences to the family, Lynn Auditorium and the future of our city,” said children and great grandchil- Tuesday, November 24, 2020 with his family. Al is survived please visit www.westfieldfu- area restaurants.” Capano. dren. Georgia enjoyed traveling at St. George Greek Orthodox by his children Cathy Martin of neralhome.com for Al’s tribute Traffic and safety im- “With these funds, Lynn often to Nebraska and Greece Church, Lynn at 10:00 Fol- Westfield, MA, Joseph Martin page. Any donations in leu provements will include will see improved access to visit family and friends. lowed by services at 11:00 AM. of Lynn, MA and Mary Bur- of flowers should be sent to the creation of a four-way to the waterfront and She is survived by her three Burial will be at Pine Grove rows of Poultney, VT and was Young at Heart Senior Center intersection where Blos- the boat ramp, as well as children, Anastasia Hamel – Cemetery. Visiting hours are on the cherished “Papa” to Alex @ 206 Furnace St in Poultney, som Street and the Lyn- greater safety measures St. John and her wife Sandra Monday from 4:00 to 8:00 PM Burrows. Al was predeceased VT 05764 nway meet. The six-lane for pedestrians and driv- of Nebraska, John Hamel and at the Solimine Funeral Home, Lynnway is currently ers from crosswalk and his wife Sharon of Lynn and 426 Broadway, Lynn. Adhering strained by vehicular traf- traffic signal changes,” Nicholas Hamel of Lynn. Also to the guidelines of the Com- fic at the Commercial and added state Rep. Lori survived by her 5 grandchildren monwealth of Massachusetts George Lougee Shepard Street intersec- Ehrlich. “These upgrades Ashley Miller and her husband and the CDC, visitation will be tions, which results in un- make the city safer and Levi, Nicholas Hamel and his limited to 40 family members 1933 - 2020 safe conditions and heavy support its continued eco- wife Ali, Amanda Hamel and and friends at a time. Do- traffic, according to state nomic development as a her Fiancé Justin, Jessica Rich, nations may be made to St. Sen. Brendan Crighton’s rapidly growing city just and Samantha Popowicz as George Greek Orthodox Church office. north of Boston. I am ex- well as 9 great grandchildren, 54 South Common Street, The project is aimed at cited to see another sig- Korissa, Kyler, Kaleb, Natalee, Lynn, MA 01902. Directions alleviating those condi- nificant investment in Karter, Robert, Jacob, Kenadee, and guestbook at www.solimi- tions through a reconfig- Lynn’s future take shape.” and Justin, Jr. She also leaves ne.com. uration of the intersection Planned developments two sisters, Maria Lantzakis at Blossom Street, which will also get a boost with and her husband John of Row- will allow for better access the creation of an expan- ley and Irene Georgeles and to associated business- sive boardwalk, which is her husband Taki of Athens, es, the pier, terminal and in the planning stages boat ramp. and will run along the State and city officials city’s waterfront. Officials say the new intersection see the project as anoth- Tricia Escarlet Gasca, 46 will provide significant- er step toward the city’s ly enhanced safety mea- economic reinvigoration, GEORGETOWN AND FOR- sures for pedestrians and in terms of the walkway MERLY OF LYNN - Our beloved drivers by offering re- continuing the connection Tricia Escarlet Gasca passed aligned, ADA compliant from Lynn’s downtown to away unexpectedly on Monday, LYNN - Mr. George Lougee Cindy, daughter Dale Mac- crosswalks, and improved the waterfront, according November 16, 2020. She was passed away on November Causland and her husband traffic signals. The signals to Crighton’s office. 46 years old. Tricia was born 10th, 2020, at the Port Health- Gary, along with his grandchil- will be able to detect bicy- Lynn was one of 35 in Bani, Dominican Republic. care Center in Newburyport. He dren Peter Lougee, Amanda cles and vehicles and will Massachusetts cities In 1982, at the age of 8, her was born on September 27th, MacCausland, and Jessica feature pedestrian signal and towns that benefited family migrated to Lynn, Mas- 1933, in Boston, and was the Tomlinson and husband Mi- push buttons and count- from this year’s round of sachusetts, where she resided son of the late Claude and Ce- chael, his Godchild Kristen down heads, according to MassWorks grant pro- until 2019. An Alumni of Lynn cilia (Amirault) Lougee. Lougee, and many nieces and Crighton’s office. gram funding. Nearly $68 English High Class of 1993, A lifelong resident of Lynn, he nephews. He also leaves be- “Infrastructure invest- million in grant funding she received her Associate’s was a graduate of Lynn English hind his sister, Judy Lougee, ment is one of the most was awarded on Thurs- Degree from Marian Court Col- High School where he excelled and brothers, Gilbert, David, effective ways we can fos- day, which will fund 36 lege and her Bachelor’s Degree in playing softball and basket- Richard, Johnny, and Jimmy ter economic development projects that are aimed from Salem State University. ball. He served 18 years with Lougee. He is predeceased and the state’s Mass- at supporting housing, She worked as an Integration the National Guards, Company by his brothers Terrance and Works grant has been a economic development, Manager for Hancock Natural C, 101st Engineer Battalion. Arthur Lougee. reliable tool to do just that and road safety initiatives Resource Group in Boston for After approximately 29 years Service Information: At in the city of Lynn,” said across the state, according in our hearts. Her beautiful life almost 19 years. Tricia was an working at the General Electric this time, due to COVID-19 Crighton. “It has been to Baker’s office. will always be cherished. avid runner who completed Company as a machine oper- restrictions, funeral services great working with Mayor “MassWorks provides Service Information: Vis- two Boston Marathons and ator in the Jet Engine and Tur- will be for family only. A McGee and his adminis- essential funding to cities iting hours will be held on countless other races. She bine Divisions, he retired, and celebration of George’s life tration to make sure that and towns for infrastruc- Sunday, November 22, 2020 was a great cook, loved tech- pursued his passion of fishing will be planned for a later we are putting the policies ture projects that spur in the SOLIMINE FUNERAL no music, dancing and fashion full time. As an avid fisherman, date. In lieu of flowers, do- and funding in place to housing production, create HOME, 426 Broadway (Rt. and always made sure she he would often be seen in the nations may be made to the help create housing, jobs, jobs and attract private 129), Lynn from 3-7p.m. looked good wherever she ocean waters of Lynn, Nahant, American Parkinson Disease and transit-oriented de- investment, which are par- Relatives and friends are went. Tricia’s family was her and Winthrop, fishing for blues Association (APDA) Massa- velopment.” ticularly important during respectfully invited to attend entire world. She treasured her and stripers, aboard his boat, chusetts Chapter, 72 East State Rep. Daniel Cahill our economic recovery,” and are required to adhere children and family more than the LuLu. In the winter months, Concord Street, Room C3, added: “Lynn continues to said Baker. “We are grate- to the guidelines of the CDC, anything. you could find him ice fishing Boston, MA 02118. benefit from this type of ful for our partnerships, the State of Massachu- Tricia is survived by her all over the North Shore. As Arrangements by Cuffe-Mc- public-private investment both with the Legislature setts and the Local Board mother Dulce Matos and father a hunter for many years, he Ginn Funeral Home, 157 Ma- along the waterfront re- and with local officials, of Health, which allows up Napoleon Chalas. She was an would join his brothers and ple Street, Lynn, MA 01904. sulting in a flurry of activ- that make these invest- to 40 family and friends in adoring and supportive sister friends, and head to Vermont To share a memory or leave ity that is reshaping the ments possible, and we the funeral home at a time to, Marisol, Jackie, Cornelia, to stay at their favorite hunting online condolences please city. We are appreciative look forward to continued and all are required to wear Edison and Brianna Chalas. spot, “Camp Notown”. visit www.cuffemcginn.com of local, state, and private collaboration to support She was a dedicated mother to a face covering and practice George leaves behind his parties working collabo- Massachusetts’ economy.” four beautiful children, Geanni, social distancing. Funeral former wife Marcia Lougee, his IN-MEMORIAM ratively to bring Lynn’s Gayla Cawley can be Manuel, Giuliana and Melody Services will be private. In DONALD J. CAMERON son Bill Lougee and his wife 20 ~ November ~ 2020 long-term vision of its Wa- reached at gcawley@item- as well as a loving Nani to her lieu of flowers, donations terfront area to fruition.” live.com. Follow her on grandson Javian. She was a in Tricia’s memory may be State Rep. Peter Capa- Twitter @GaylaCawley. devoted wife to the love of her made to an account set up life Manuel Gasca. Tricia was to assist her children at a cherished daughter-in-law to https://www.gofundme. New virus cases reported in Lynn, Lynnfield, Revere Manuel and Elvia Gasca. Tricia com/f/276q0phupc?utm_ source=customer&utm_me- was a loving and supporting ported in Lynn to bring the city’s total number of cas- Peabody had 1,890 cases aunt, niece and a one-of-a- dium=email&utm_cam- By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF city’s caseload to 6,881. A es to 243. Fourteen people and 196 deaths as Wednes- kind friend to many. She left a paign=p_cp+share-sheet total of 1,079 cases are ac- have died, according to the day, Swampscott had 221 lasting impression on everyone Directions and online guest- Lynn, Lynnfield and she met. That’s the type of per- book for family and friends tive and 5,673 people have town website. cases and 11 deaths as Revere reported a dou- recovered from the virus, An additional case was of Monday, and numbers son she was, selfless, caring to offer condolences at www. ble-digit increase in new solimine.com according to city data. also reported in Nahant. have not been updated in and full of life, with a vivacious coronavirus cases on personality and beautiful big In Revere, 39 new cas- The town now has 87 cas- Marblehead (328 cases, 30 Thursday. es were reported to bring es and six people have deaths) or Saugus (1,042 smile that would light up any Loving and kind in all his ways, room she walked into. Lynn also reported an the city’s total numbers died, according to the cases, 45 deaths) since last additional death to bring Upright and just to the end of Gone too soon, but forever tohis 3,994days, Sincerecases andand kind 111 in town website. Friday. the city’s death toll to 129. deaths,his heart accordingand mind, Whatto the a Numbers were not up- Gayla Cawley can be Forty new cases were re- citybeautiful website. memory he left dated in Marblehead, Pea- reached at gcawley@item- behind.Lynnfield We all reportedmiss you and 12 body, Saugus or Swamp- live.com. Follow her on IN-MEMORIAM newlove youcases to tothe bringmoon andthe scott on Thursday. Twitter @GaylaCawley. DONALD J. CAMERON back. The Cameron's 20 ~ November ~ 2020 IN-MEMORIAM LOUISE M. BOSWELL 1989 ~ NOVEMBER 20 ~ 2020 Did you know? We think of you in silence, 781-593-7700 And make no outward show; Publishing Daily, except Sundays For what it means to lose you, USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 No one will ever know. 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God broke our hearts to prove He only takes the best. To some you may be forgotten, To others, a part of the past; But to us who loved you dearly, Your memory will always last. Nothing can be more beautiful Than the memories we have of you. To us you were something special. God must have thought so too. Lovingly Remembered and Sadly missed by daughters Valerie and Robyn and sons Jonathan and Mark, and Family FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Sen. Crighton to be honored COVID pauses for dedication to homeless Swampscott chapel CRIGHTON people where they are, to sit-oriented development, ground experience of its reopening From A1 maintain and recognize and help build diverse 89 member agencies from their dignity and to help housing stock, the MHSA across Massachusetts to CHAPEL Local floorer William Crighton said he was them get back on their said. inform its advocacy and From A1 Bergeron is involved in humbled to receive the feet. I am proud to call The award is named in program development. interior restorations along done. Bogardus praised with Howard Vatcher, who award. them a partner and I am honor of Canon Brian S. The MHSA’s position as Swampscott residents Bogardus said restored “It has been an absolute deeply moved and greatly Kelley, a longtime advo- an intermediary between honor to work with Joe appreciate this recogni- cate committed to ending William and Jane Mosa- the chapel’s original light public agencies and home- kowski’s generosity for fixtures. Finn and the outstanding tion.” homelessness through his less service providers en- staff at the Massachusetts helping provide money Other projects include Crighton was elected to work at Boston’s Cathe- ables it to create solutions Housing & Shelter Alli- the State Senate in 2018, dral Church of St. Paul. for repairs and credited installing a wheelchair to homelessness that have ance,” he said. “Their de- representing the Third Es- The MHSA is a nonprof- town craftspeople with ramp, re-stenciling letter- the greatest impact. cades of commitment and sex District that includes it organization dedicated stepping up to shoulder ing and trim designs. dedicated service assist- Lynn, Nahant, Swamp- to ending homelessness More information about additional work. Assistant Town Admin- ing people who are expe- scott, Saugus, Lynnfield in Massachusetts. It fo- the MHSA Annual Meet- “They all pitched it and istrator for Operations riencing homelessness are and Marblehead. As chair cuses on evidence-based ing is available at https:// did it for nothing or at Gino Cresta said Bogar- truly remarkable. of the Joint Committee on solutions that reduce pub- www.mhsa.net/AM2020 or greatly-reduced rates,” dus and other town res- “COVID-19 has had Housing, Senator, Crigh- lic reliance on emergency by contacting Meg Hoff- Bogardus said. idents who spurred the devastating effects on ton advocates for legisla- resources and prioritize man Calleja at mcalleja@ Electrician John Barnes chapel restoration drive housing-insecure families tion and programs that access to stable housing mhsa.net. rewired the chapel’s rot- also serve credit. and individuals through- prevent homelessness, and individualized sup- Steve Krause can be ted electrical system. Ste- “I thought we were going out the Commonwealth. promote housing afford- port services. The associa- reached at skrause@item- phen Hayes undertook to have to take it down,” MHSA works to meet ability, incentivize tran- tion draws on the on-the- live.com. construction work and he said. Robert Dandreo replas- From 2010 until the tered the damaged walls. pandemic hit, weddings Window restorer Tom and memorial services Saugus families are giving Barber volunteered to rec- filled the chapel and reate the chapel’s stained Cresta said “a little dust- glass windows. ing” is all that is needed Lynn furniture maker to prepare Andrews for a and restorer Ron Tra- post-COVID reopening. thanks for 10-year-old passo spent nine months Once that takes place, working on the chapel’s Andrews Chapel can be dilapidated double doors. booked with a call to the FOOD Trapasso also guided town cemetery office, From A1 town resident and Boy (781) 596-8863 a week in Scout Michael Norcott in advance of the service. Bo- blow up this much. We restoring 16 of the chap- gardus said future chapel thought we were maybe el’s 20 pews. Norcott chose projects include adding going to raise $200, $300, the restoration work as a bathrooms. but once people started project requirement for Thor Jourgensen can be donating, we raised like, earning Eagle Scout hon- reached at tjourgensen@ $1,000.” ors. itemlive.com. As of Thursday, the pair had hand-delivered more than 30 boxes filled with Lynner arrested at classic Thanksgiving provi- sions including corn, cran- berry sauce, and 14-pound Black/Blue demonstration frozen turkeys, and they say they have even more in Swampscott kits to deliver in the coming week as more people reach ARRESTED nal complaints, and there out through Facebook and From A1 has been some tension the Salem Food Pantry to there, but we do our best request a box. “He was quite unruly. It to de-escalate,” he said. “I’ve learned that it’s ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK took a few minutes to get “This is the first time good to help people be- Devin Long, 10, of Saugus gathers the fixings for a Thanksgiving meal him handcuffed and un- we’ve actually had to ar- cause you could tell how which he will be donating to a family in need. der control.” rest someone.” excited and relieved they Dinnall, a BLM protest- Tension during the du- were to get (the boxes),” ready heard from several er, was arraigned Thurs- eling demonstrations, Devin said. “A lot of peo- households who otherwise day afternoon in Lynn which began in the spring, ple didn’t know what they would have been forced to District Court on charges began to escalate as the were going to do.” forgo a Thanksgiving meal of unarmed robbery, dis- presidential election drew For the Longs, like many entirely this holiday season. orderly conduct, resisting closer. Since the site of the arrest and destruction of other families, 2020 has “He’s doing this in her demonstrations is close property. been a difficult year, espe- honor, which makes me to the Hadley School, Also, said Locke, Ploss cially following the loss of even more proud. I know students’ parents hung reported she was hurt in Devin’s grandmother, Dor- she smiling down,” she bankets next to the pro- othy Long, in August. said. the scuffle with the sus- pect, and she was taken to testers to muffle the noise. “She was just a pillar in “Some of the families Two weeks ago, the school her community with her have reached out to us Salem Hospital for obser- vation. switched to 100 percent volunteer and charity work,” and they’ve just been remote learning so they April said. “She always in- so touched. This year a Ploss was arrested two weeks ago in Plymouth wouldn’t have to listen to cluded Devin in that, and lot of people are in a cir- the demonstrations. it’s just been instilled in him cumstance they’ve never during a demonstration. Locke said the Swamp- The Swampscott Select at a young age.” been in before, and some Board also issued a state- Devin said it was his have told me they don’t scott Police Department has made every effort ment two weeks ago ask- grandmother who in- even want to ask for help ing for respect and calm spired him to create the because they’re embar- since the tension in these demonstrations began from demonstrators on Thanksgiving boxes, and rassed. to ramp up to keep their both sides. as an extra precaution to “Two women actually heads and calm things Steve Krause can be help keep other families told me that they were down. reached at skrause@item- safe, he’s also decided to going to cancel Thanksgiv- “We’ve had some crimi- live.com. include a small “COVID ing this year and because kit” in each food box that of (Devin’s boxes), they contains hand sanitizer don’t have to.” and other pandemic safety Elyse Carmosino can be items. reached at ecarmosino@ April added that she’s al- itemlive.com. 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complete, affirms Biden lead PHOTO | APPLE VIA AP Apple and PBS have teamed up for ad free broadcasts of “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving” By Kate Brumback Wednesday. Gabriel Ster- by the counties, not those re- sperger said a full hand and “A Charlie Brown Christmas.” ASSOCIATED PRESS ling, who oversaw the im- sulting from the audit. recount was necessary. plementation of the state’s Once the state certifies Votes that hadn’t previ- ATLANTA — A top new voting system, said the election results, the ously been counted were Georgia election official Charlie Brown Thursday evening that the losing campaign has two found in several counties said Thursday that a hand audit was complete. Re- business days to request a during the audit, which tally of ballots cast in the sults were posted on the recount since the margin required recertification specials to air on TV, presidential race has been secretary of state’s website. remains within 0.5 percent. of the election results in completed, and that the results affirm Democrat No individual coun- That recount would be done those counties. after all, in PBS deal Joe Biden’s narrow lead ty showed a variation in using scanners that read In Floyd County, more over Republican President margin larger than 0.73 and tally the votes and than 2,500 ballots were percent, and the variation would be paid for by the discovered during the audit NEW YORK (AP) — On Wednesday, Ap- Donald Trump. The “Great Pumpkin” ple bowed to the back- The hand tally of about in margin in 103 of the counties, the secretary of that hadn’t previously been state’s 159 counties was state’s office has said. scanned, and the secretary never showed on broad- lash, announcing it had 5 million votes stemmed cast television this from an audit required less than 0.05 percent, The Associated Press of state’s office had called teamed up with PBS for Sterling said. has not declared a winner for the firing of the county’s year, but after a deal ad-free broadcasts of “A by a new state law and with PBS, the Charlie “Every single vote was in Georgia. chief elections clerk, Robert Charlie Brown Thanks- wasn’t in response to any Brown Thanksgiving and touched by a human au- It was up to Secretary of Brady. The county elections suspected problems with Christmas specials will giving” (on Nov. 22) dit team and counted,” he State Brad Raffensperg- board on Thursday voted to the state’s results or an return to the air. and “A Charlie Brown said. “Obviously, the audit er to select the race to be issue a written reprimand official recount request. Last month, Apple TV+ Christmas” (on Dec. 13). confirms the original re- audited, and he said the to Brady and, because it The state has until Friday became the new home sult of the election, name- presidential race made was his second written rep- to certify results that have to the beloved Peanuts LAW OFFICES OF ly that Joe Biden won the the most sense because rimand within six months, been certified and submit- holiday specials. That JAMES J. 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Jourgensen were men carved from Customer Service I’ve listened to women the granite-hard stereo- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS talk for hours about the types of mid-20th century Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 complicated intertwined If I had been half as in- American males. Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 cisive and probing as most Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 relationships defining For good or ill, our fa- All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 mothers and daughters. women I know, I would thers fulfilled their re- 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 have challenged his as- Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Sometimes I feel like I spective destinies, leav- Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 need a guidebook or map sumption and pointed out ing their sons to plaster Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 to follow the twisting, that he knew perfectly over their legacies with Classified/Legal Advertising Bernard W. 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Boys grow thorough and rigorous My great-grandfather up and do their best by Ext. 4 left Norway to become EDITORIAL examination to the point their fathers, but many Sports where I shy away from an American and un- of us know to leave well [email protected] the conversation and doubtedly disappointed enough alone and to not Ext. 5 count myself wise and expectations forged for dig too deep in that well- fortunate to have kept my him during his youth. He trod ground. Retail and Online mouth shut. made something of him- My father stands just Advertising [email protected] Thank you, Most men I know won’t self in America, but when offstage in my life and a slam the pick into that hard he held out the promise day rarely passes when ADVERTISING ground and labor and dig of college to my grand- I don’t think about him. father, he was rebuffed, Ernie Carpenter Jr. until they uncover mem- His love was hard-bit- Director of Advertising election ories and unsaid words and when my grandfather ten, sometimes even and Business Development, ext. 1355 charting relationships be- held out the opportunity tear-inducing. But he [email protected] tween sons and fathers. of a comfortable life as a gave me love with every Ralph Mitchell My conversation with shopkeeper to my father, corny-sounding piece of Sales Representative, ext. 1313 workers my father about going he was rebuffed. My fa- advice he dispensed, ev- [email protected] into the family business ther knew full well I in- ery book he shared, and Eric Rondeau lasted about 90 seconds tended to write and my every long-winded story Sales Representative, ext. 1280 Editorial from the Pittsburgh Post-Ga- and I will never forget disinterest in becoming he liked to tell. [email protected] zette editorial board the look on his face when an industrialist was pre- I declined his proposal to ordained pain he endured Thor Jourgensen can be Patricia Whalen Sales Representative, ext. 1310 If you think it was stressful waiting spend my adulthood man- without anesthesia. reached at tjourgensen@ [email protected] for election boards around the country to ufacturing traffic paint. Our fathers were very itemlive.com. count the millions of votes in the presiden- BUSINESS OFFICE tial election, imagine being the workers Susan J. Conti who were doing the counting. Controller, ext. 1288 Or imagine being the poll workers who [email protected] braved exposure to the coronavirus to STEFAN BARAL AND GREGG GONSALVES Ted Grant work polling places that were swamped Publisher, ext. 1234 with early voters and Election Day crowds. [email protected] Think of the many hours of work done by Marian Kinney election staffers who planned for an elec- Joe Biden’s ext. 1212 tion like no other in the middle of a pan- [email protected] demic. Will Kraft All of these workers faced a daunting Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 challenge, and they rose to the occasion, dual challenge [email protected] working through the night in many cases and diligently counting away so that ev- Paula Villacreses eryone’s vote counts this year. A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 By the time Joe Biden be in the bottom half of eral damage in a pan- [email protected] In some cases, these people are still at assumes the role of the income distribution demic. work and will be for days to come. president of the Unit- scale. They are also less The pandemic is the Mike Shanahan Their efforts are heroic — as heroic as ed States, we are likely likely to have had stable worst public health di- Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 [email protected] the other essential workers of this pan- to be in the throes of a jobs, more likely to have saster in the U.S. in over demic. worsening epidemic, as been unemployed in the a century, but the social Carolina Trujillo In big convention centers and small COVID-19 cases, hospi- last year and less likely and economic catastro- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 county offices, Republicans and Democrats talizations and deaths to be employed full-time. phe beneath the sur- [email protected] worked side by side to make sure that continue the upward tra- Moreover, this economic face, which was largely Jim Wilson American democracy was protected. In jectory begun this fall. precarity often also in- ignored by politicians Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 most cases, their election operations had After Inauguration tersects with crowded liv- since all this began, is [email protected] never had to deal with the number of mail- Day, President Biden ing environments, where devastating in its own CIRCULATION in ballots they received this year or the will have a monumental people are less likely to right. Lisa Mahmoud number of in-person voters who showed task ahead to contain have at least one room President-elect Biden up. Manager, ext. 1239 COVID-19 transmission per person available in a cannot delay addressing [email protected] And no one working on elections had ever across the U.S., even in household, which makes the historical causes of before had to work through the challenges the context of promising effective quarantine or these disparities — in- CUSTOMER SERVICE that were created by the coronavirus pan- news of a vaccine, with isolation challenging, cluding systemic racism, La’ Mosha Ball demic. Polling places had to be moved to a populace that is weary should someone in the which we’ve seen demon- Customer Service, ext. 1276 locations with more space to spread out from the continuing sac- household be exposed or strated in lopsided [email protected] voting machines and voters. An army of rifices they have made fall sick. counts of infections with GRAPHICS new poll workers had to be recruited to since March and with The pandemic relief SARS-CoV-2 and deaths handle the extra work and to replace the state officials who may bills this spring had from COVID-19 in many Trevor Andreozzi veteran, mostly older, poll workers who resist what comes out little in the way of sus- communities — with im- Designer could not safely work the polls this year. of Washington, D.C., on tained direct support mediate relief, sustained [email protected] Every aspect of the operation had a new partisan grounds. for ordinary Americans. and substantial, for those Mark Sutherland added degree of difficulty this year. Biden’s approach to ad- The Congress largely who need it. A modest, Creative Director, ext. 1330 And as expected, when the ballot count- dressing the pandemic is focused on big business one-time payout like we [email protected] ing took longer than it typically does, ten- crucial. The temptation — Wall Street not Main saw earlier this year was NEWSROOM sions began to run high. Even so, from will be to put the bur- Street — sending mil- insufficient to keep most Mike Alongi state to state, poll workers put on their dens on ordinary Amer- lions of Americans into people afloat. We need a glasses, hunkered over counting tables Sports Editor, ext. 1228 icans, including some unemployment without a comprehensive economic [email protected] and diligently worked their way through of our nation’s most safety net to catch them and social relief package ballots. economically marginal- as they fell, with pov- to accompany any public Elyse Carmosino You could see it in their faces: Every vote ized communities. The erty rising, hunger and Reporter, ext. 1264 health one. [email protected] is going to count. stay-at-home orders this food insecurity following, In the context of America always owes a debt of gratitude spring likely blunted the with many unable to pay COVID-19, being well is Gayla Cawley to these election workers, but that is even epidemic in many places their rents throughout not just being free of a vi- Reporter, ext. 1236 [email protected] more true this year. Too often we take across the U.S. However, the pandemic. rus. If we do not address their efforts for granted. This year was the ability to stay home President-elect Biden’s the economic and social Cheryl Charles a reminder, democracy works because of is something that is only plans for COVID-19 needs of Americans right News Editor, ext. 1278 their work. feasible for some. Many must ensure that the now, we will not contain [email protected] Americans kept society social goods of effective the downstream effects Olivia Falcigno afloat by continuing to quarantine and isolation of the pandemic, and we Photographer, ext.1224 deliver goods, support in- are supported by soci- will only make the lives [email protected] frastructure and sustain ety, including the pro- and health of many in Spenser Hasak essential services such vision of paid leave and this country worse than Photographer, ext. 1332 as grocery stores, farms, temporary housing sup- when this virus emerged [email protected] home care medical ser- port, especially for those among us. Thor Jourgensen vices and pharmacies. in multigenerational Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 These jobs that re- households, and allevi- Stefan Baral is an as- [email protected] quire people to show up ating barriers to testing sociate professor in the to work in a pandemic Department of Epidemi- Daniel Kane and health care. He must Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 often are twinned with address the econom- ology within the Johns [email protected] regular close physical ic and social insecurity Hopkins School of Pub- contact, enhancing risk millions of Americans lic Health. He can be Steve Krause reached at sbaral@jhu. News Director, ext. 1229 of COVID-19. And those are facing at the same [email protected] filling these jobs, as time he seeks to scale-up edu. University of Chicago basic public health mea- Gregg Gonsalves is an Guthrie Scrimgeour labor economists Simon sures. It’s not enough assistant professor in the Reporter, ext. 1222 [email protected] Mongey and Alex Wein- for him to clamp down Department of Epidemi- berg have noted, are on the virus or ensure ology at the Yale School Anne Marie Tobin less likely to be white, effective distribution of of Public Health and Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 to have a college degree a vaccine, he must lift 2018 MacArthur Fellow. [email protected] or to have employer-pro- up those in need across He can be reached at TECHNOLOGY vided health care. And the country, not consider gregg.gonsalves@yale. Tim Noyes they are more likely to them unavoidable collat- edu. 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] FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Lane; at 3:32 p.m. Wednes- Microsoft-led housing effort larly arrests, reflect police records. day on Johns Road; at 7:55 In the event of a perceived inac- p.m. Wednesday on Elmwood curacy, it is the sole responsibility Road. of the concerned party to contact cuts rents in Seattle suburbs Theft the relevant police department and By Gene Johnson ford to live here,” said saying that much of the So on Thursday, the com- have the department issue a no- A report of a larceny/ ASSOCIATED PRESS Baker, 51, a counselor at money would provide mar- pany announced that it forgery/fraud at 3:33 p.m. Eastside Catholic School ket-rate or below-mar- had invested $40 million tice of correction to the Daily Item. SEATTLE — A master’s Corrections or clarifications will not Wednesday on Endicott Ave- in Sammamish. “I don’t ket-rate loans to devel- to help Urban Housing degree and a full-time job want to commute too far. opers who want to build Ventures buy three exist- be made without express notice of nue. A report of a stolen bike as a middle-school coun- I like being in an area affordable housing. Some ing market-rate complex- change from the arresting police at 3:38 p.m. Wednesday on selor weren’t enough to where I can walk a lot was targeted for grants es — two in Bellevue and department. Rowland Street. help Sam Baker land an — there’s restaurants to address homelessness, one in Kirkland — that apartment she could af- and banks and dentists such as by providing le- together have 335 units. LYNN PEABODY ford in Seattle’s east-side and hair salons and bars. gal help to those facing Urban Housing Ventures suburbs. But a $750 mil- It makes it very conve- eviction. Early this year, is immediately cutting lion commitment by a lo- Arrests Arrest nient.” Microsoft upped the ante rents for residents who cal tech giant helped do Microsoft launched the by $250 million, commit- earn 60 percent to 80 per- Carlos Amparo, 21, of 184 Carlos Amparo, 21, of the trick. initiative two years ago ting to providing credit to cent of the area’s median Eutaw Ave., was arrested on 184 Eutaw Ave., Apt. 2, Lynn, In August, Baker moved to address a problem its help the Washington State income. The partnership a courtesy booking at 11:45 was arrested on a warrant at into her new apartment own success helped cre- Finance Commission fi- is also benefitting from a.m. Wednesday. 11:55 a.m. Wednesday. in one of three complex- ate: As the region’s tech nance about 3,000 addi- a $325 million financing Ronald Fronduto, 33, of 1 es recently purchased by industry has boomed and tional units of affordable commitment from the Deer Park Lane, was arrest- Accidents Urban Housing Ventures, well-paid tech workers housing. Federal Home Loan Mort- ed on a courtesy booking at a partnership backed in have driven up the cost of But building new afford- gage Corp., better known 11:13 a.m. Wednesday. A report of a motor vehicle part by Microsoft’s afford- housing, even people with able housing takes time. as Freddie Mac. Jackeline Hernandez, 38, crash at 3:47 p.m. Wednes- able housing initiative. decent middle-income jobs of 160 Webb St., Weymouth, day at 2 Paleologos St. and The group is cutting rents have been priced out. Jane was arrested and charged 62 Walnut St. at 40 percent of the units Broom, the company’s with attempting to commit a in the three buildings, senior director of philan- crime and malicious damage Complaints including Baker’s fourth- thropies, noted in a blog to a motor vehicle at 3:54 floor one-bedroom over- post Thursday that from a.m. Thursday. A report of unemployment looking Lake Washington, 2011 to 2019, jobs grew Cajou Johnson, of 45 Macy fraud at 8:37 a.m. Wednes- as part of an effort to make 24 percent while hous- St. Amesbury, was arrested on day at 32 Winona St.; at sure teachers, nurses and ing only grew 12 percent; warrant charges of carrying a 4:26 p.m. Wednesday at 10 other middle-income pro- median household income firearm without a license and Crowninshield St.; at 4:55 fessionals can live in the rose by 34 percent while carrying a loaded firearm p.m. Wednesday at 2 Philip communities where they housing prices soared 78 weapon at 12:11 p.m. Thurs- Ave.; at 5:24 p.m. Wednesday work. percent. day. at 11 Broad St.; at 5:56 p.m. The rent cuts are being Other tech giants, in- Wednesday at 16 Dane St. accomplished without lo- cluding Google and Apple, Accidents A report of a road rage in- cal public subsidies, but have also invested hun- cident at 4:54 p.m. Wednes- A report of a motor vehicle with a model designed to dreds of millions of dollars day at 48 Andover St. and 2 remain attractive to in- recently to boost afford- crash with personal injury at Buttonwood Lane. A caller PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 12:20 p.m. Wednesday at vestors — an approach able housing, following reported a man got out of that could and should be years of complaints that Urban Housing Ventures is cutting rents at 40 191 N Common St.; at 6:56 his sedan and jumped on the percent of the units in three buildings as part of a.m. Thursday at 540 Chest- replicated nationwide, its they had worsened the hood of a black Honda CRV. supporters say. problem. an effort to make sure teachers, nurses and oth- nut St. Police reported there was A report of a motor vehicle “Having this program Microsoft initially com- er middle-income professionals like Sam Baker minor damage from the road crash at 12:35 p.m. Wednes- has made it so I can af- mitted $500 million, can live in the communities where they work. rage incident. day at Victory Road and Western Avenue; at 2:26 p.m. Theft Wednesday at Kelly Honda at Stocks drift amid investors’ 540 Lynnway; at 2:47 p.m. A report of a larceny at Wednesday at Stop & Shop 11:20 a.m. Wednesday at at 35 Washington St.; at 3:18 Gaeta Enterprises at 14 New- p.m. Wednesday at 435 Lyn- bury St. A caller reported a tug of war between hope, fear nway; at 5:24 p.m. Wednes- person took gas without pay- day at 195 Union St.; at 5:51 ing for it. p.m. Wednesday at Eastern By Stan Choe, growth will arrive next banning indoor restaurant Democrats and Repub- Avenue and Marianna Street; Damian J. Troise year. A discouraging re- dining, closing gyms and licans in Washington, at 11:19 a.m. Thursday at SAUGUS and Alex Veiga port on Thursday under- restricting the hours and meanwhile, are still sty- 435 Lynnway. ASSOCIATED PRESS scored the fears, showing capacity of other business- mied in their attempts to Complaints that more U.S. workers es. deliver another dose of U.S. stock indexes are filed for unemployment Investors worry the financial support to work- Breaking and Entering Police received a call at mixed Thursday as Wall benefits last week than moves and the worsen- ers and businesses. That 11:34 p.m. Wednesday from Street’s tug of war contin- A report of a motor vehicle the week before. It was a ing pandemic that caused has the specter of a bleak a woman at Saugus Mobile ues between worries about breaking and entering at 3:39 worse number than econ- them will hurt corporate winter looming for both Home Park on Broadway the worsening pandemic a.m. Thursday at 125 Adams omists expected and the profits and shake confi- the health care system who believed someone was in the present and opti- St. first increase in five weeks. dence among consumers, and economy. tracking her phone and was mism that a vaccine will With infections and hos- keeping them hunkered Counterbalancing all outside her residence. Dis- rescue the economy in the Overdose pitalizations on the rise at home. New York City’s those fears is hope that patched officers reported one future. across much of the coun- announcement that it’s coming vaccines can con- A report of an overdose person was transported to The S&P 500 was up 0.1 try, governors and mayors halting in-person learning trol the pandemic and get at 5:14 p.m. Wednesday at Melrose Wakefield hospital percent in afternoon trad- are grudgingly issuing at public schools helped the global economy back Broadway and Jenness Street. following an evaluation. ing after spending much of mask mandates, limiting send stocks on their late- toward normal next year. the day flipping between the size of gatherings, day slide Wednesday. “The market is grap- Theft Accidents small losses and gains. It pling with the push and follows up on a 1.2 percent A report of a robbery at Police received a call at pull of the progress with slide from the day before, 8:57 a.m. Wednesday at CVS 6:03 p.m. Wednesday for a the vaccine track, which as the benchmark index at 509 Eastern Ave. motor vehicle accident with allows a window to when backed away from its re- property damage on Main our economy can reopen, cord of 3,626.91 set on Street and Broadway. with the current reali- Monday. Police received a call at ty of rising cases,” said MARBLEHEAD The Dow Jones Industri- 5:42 p.m. Wednesday for a Bill Northey, senior in- al Average was down 63 motor vehicle accident with vestment director at U.S. Complaints points, or 0.2 percent, at property damage at Ocean Bank Wealth Manage- 29,378 as of 2 p.m. East- A report of unemployment State Job Lot on Broadway. ment. fraud at 9:03 a.m. Wednes- ern time, and the Nasdaq University of Ox- day on Seaview Avenue; at Fraud composite was 0.6 percent ford scientists expect 12:48 p.m. Wednesday on higher. to report results from Shetland Road; at 2 p.m. A man walked into the sta- Wall Street’s huge No- the late-stage trials of Wednesday on Russell Street; tion at 2:10 p.m. Wednesday vember rally has slowed the COVID-19 vaccine this week as fears about they’re developing with at 2:23 p.m. Wednesday on to report that his identity was PHOTO | COURTNEY CROW/NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE VIA AP Ocean Avenue; at 2:58 p.m. used to file for unemploy- the economy buckling AstraZeneca by Christ- Wednesday on Cloutmans ment. A report was taken. in the near term collide Specialist Dilip Patel, left, works with a trader mas, a key researcher with hopes that stronger on the floor of the NYSE. said Thursday. Huge Puerto Rico radio telescope to close in blow to science

By Dánica Coto wide who depend on it to it recently sustained. An NSF officials noted that film “Contact” and the with that telescope, this ASSOCIATED PRESS search for planets, aster- auxiliary cable broke in even if crews were to re- James Bond movie “Gold- is a rather interesting and oids and extraterrestrial August and tore a 100-foot pair all the damage, en- enEye.” Scientists world- sadly emotional moment.” SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico life. hole in the reflector dish gineers found that the wide have used the dish The announcement sad- — The National Science The independent, feder- and damaged the dome structure would still be along with the 900-ton dened many beyond the Foundation announced ally funded agency said above it. Then on Nov. 6, unstable in the long term. platform hanging 450 feet scientific world as well, Thursday that it will close it’s too dangerous to keep one of the telescope’s main “This decision is not an above it to track asteroids with the hashtag #Wha- the huge telescope at the operating the single dish steel cables snapped, lead- easy one for NSF to make, on a path to Earth, con- tAreciboMeansToMe pop- renowned Arecibo Obser- radio telescope — one of ing officials to warn that but the safety of people duct research that led to ping up on Twitter along vatory in Puerto Rico in a the world’s largest — giv- the entire structure could is our number one prior- a Nobel Prize and deter- with pictures of people blow to scientists world- en the significant damage collapse. ity,” said Sean Jones, the mine if a planet is poten- working, visiting and even agency’s assistant director tially habitable. getting married or cele- for the Mathematical and In recent years, the brating a birthday at the Physical Sciences Direc- NSF-owned facility has telescope. torate. “We understand been managed by the Ralph Gaume, direc- how much Arecibo means University of Central tor of NSF’s Division of to this community and to Florida. Astronomical Sciences, Puerto Rico.” Alex Wolszczan, a Pol- stressed that the decision He said the goal was ish-born astronomer and has nothing to do with the to preserve the telescope professor at Pennsylva- observatory’s capabilities, without placing people at nia State University who which have allowed sci- risk, but, “we have found helped discover the first entists to study pulsars no path forward to allow extrasolar and pulsar to detect gravitational us to do so safely.” planets, told The Associ- waves as well as search The telescope was built ated Press that while the for neutral hydrogen, in the 1960s with money news wasn’t surprising, which can reveal how cer- from the Defense Depart- it was disappointing. He tain cosmic structures are ment amid a push to de- worked at the telescope formed. velop anti-ballistic missile in the 1980s and early “The telescope is cur- defenses. In its 57 years of 1990s. rently at serious risk of operation, it endured hur- “I was hoping against unexpected, uncontrolled ricanes, endless humid- hope that they would collapse,” he said. “Even ity and a recent string of come up with some kind of attempts at stabiliza- AP FILE PHOTO strong earthquakes. solution to keep it open,” tion or testing the cables Damage has been caused by a broken cable that supported a metal plat- The telescope boasts a he said. “For a person could result in accelerat- form, creating a 100-foot gash to the radio telescope’s reflector dish in 1,000-foot-wide dish fea- who has had a lot of his ing the catastrophic fail- Arecibo, Puerto Rico. tured in the Jodie Foster scientific life associated ure.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2020 Massachusetts Senate passes NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS Attleboro City Hall matching gift from two alumni, which is the closing to public to largest single gift in the $46B proposed state budget plan stem virus spread history of the school. Donors Paula and By Steve LeBlanc government up and run- vetoes and signing it. need it as post-pandemic BOSTON (AP) — At- James Crown committed ASSOCIATED PRESS ning. Baker and lawmakers ridership eventually re- tleboro City Hall is being to matching donations Action on the budget will have little time to bounds. closed to the public for from other alumni as part BOSTON — The Mas- was delayed by the onset catch their breath before The Massachusetts Sen- nearly two weeks after of the “Founder’s Chal- sachusetts Senate has ap- of the coronavirus in the having to turn around and ate also approved a bud- Thanksgiving in an effort lenge,” the Daily Hamp- proved its version of a $46 spring. Typically the new begin drafting a budget get amendment aimed at to stem further spread shire Gazette reported on billion proposed state bud- state budget is approved for the fiscal year that be- strengthening abortion of the coronavirus, the Wednesday. get, about a 5.5 percent in- by lawmakers and signed gins July 1, 2021. rights. mayor says. The matching gift asks crease over the prior fiscal by the governor by the During the debate, The measure would let The closure from Nov. 26 alumni of the first five year. start of the new fiscal year. the Senate adopted an women obtain an abortion until Dec. 7 is needed to entering classes to give to The spending plan, The House has already amendment that would after 24 weeks of pregnan- fend off virus cases that the school as Hampshire approved Wednesday approved its version of the require the Massachu- cy in cases of “fatal fetal employees and members celebrates its 50th anni- evening, aims to move budget. setts Bay Transportation anomalies.” Current state of the public could pick versary this year. the state toward a more Both versions now head Authority to make a rea- law allows abortions after up during Thanksgiving The college has raised equitable recovery from to a six-member confer- sonable effort to use any 24 weeks only to preserve celebrations, Mayor Paul almost $20 million as the pandemic by making ence committee made new influx of federal aid the life or health of the Heroux said Wednesday. part of the five-year, $60 key investments in early up of House and Senate to restore any planned mother. During the shutdown, million fundraising cam- education and childcare, members to hammer out service cuts that have It would also lower the some city employees will paign, Hampshire Presi- food security, housing a final compromise budget hurt ridership, which has age, to 16, at which an work from home and some dent Ed Wingenbach told supports, and public plan that must come back plummeted during the abortion could be obtained will work on staggered the newspaper. The gift health, Senate leaders to each chamber for an up pandemic. without the permission of schedule, he said. puts the school on track said. or down vote before being Transportation Secre- a parent. Under current “The average incubation to meet its goal by 2024, The budget is for the fis- delivered to Republican tary Stephanie Pollack law, those under 18 must period is about 2-12 days. he said. cal year that began back Gov. Charlie Baker’s desk. has suggested it might have at least one parent’s If we remain closed to the “To get a gift of this size on July 1. The state has Baker will have 10 days make more sense to hold consent or seek judicial public, we will decrease at this time is a very clear been relying on temporary to review the spending off on using any additional consent to have an abor- the chances of this disease validation of the solidity budgets to keep the state plan before issuing any federal dollars until they tion. being further spread among and sustainability of our our staff and their families,” plans for the future,” Win- he said in a statement. genbach said. As of Wednesday, 10 city In 2019, Hampshire con- Mossimo Giannulli reports employees had tested posi- sidered seeking a merger tive for the coronavirus and and said it would not another nine were awaiting admit a full class because to prison in college bribery case test results, he said. The As- of financial strain. The sessor’s Office and library school’s president resigned were closed earlier this in April of that year. By Alanna Durkin for bribing his daughters’ schools across the country. even though neither girl week for deep cleaning. Richer and way into college, officials She began her two-month was a rower. Their guilty Heroux said it appears Rhode Island unemployment Michael Balsamo said. prison term late last plea was a stunning re- city employees are con- ASSOCIATED PRESS Giannulli’s wife, “Full month. versal for the couple, tracting the virus outside rate falls to 7 percent; House” actor Lori Lough- Giannulli, 57, whose whose lawyers had in- of work. state adds jobs BOSTON — Fashion de- lin, is already behind bars Mossimo clothing had long sisted for a year were signer Mossimo Giannul- for her role in the col- been a Target brand until innocent and accused Attleboro City Hall closing to CRANSTON, R.I. (AP) li reported to prison on — Rhode Island’s unem- lege admissions bribery recently, is in custody at a investigators of fabri- public to stem virus spread Thursday to begin serving scheme involving prom- federal prison in Lompoc cating evidence against ployment rate fell to 7 his five-month sentence inent parents and elite near Santa Barbara, Ca- them. BOSTON (AP) — At- percent and the state add- lif., a Bureau of Prisons Loughlin and Giannulli tleboro City Hall is being ed 1,700 jobs in October, spokesperson said. Lough- were initially both ordered closed to the public for the Department of Labor lin, 56, is at the federal to report to prison on Nov. nearly two weeks after and Training announced lockup in Dublin, Calif. 19 but prosecutors and Thanksgiving in an effort Thursday. The couple was among the defense agreed Lough- to stem further spread While the October un- the most high-profilelin could begin her sen- of the coronavirus, the employment rate was well parents charged in the tence on Oct. 30. Loughlin mayor says. below September’s rate of scheme, involved hefty agreed that she would not The closure from Nov. 26 10.5 percent, it remained bribes to get undeserving seek early release from until Dec. 7 is needed to much higher than the 3.5 teens into schools with prison on grounds related fend off virus cases that percent rate in October 2019. rigged test scores or bogus to the coronavirus pan- employees and members The state’s unemploy- athletic credentials, au- demic. of the public could pick ment rate last month thorities say. Loughlin was also or- up during Thanksgiving was slightly higher than Giannulli and Lough- dered to pay a $150,000 celebrations, Mayor Paul the national rate of 6.9 lin admitted in May to fine and perform 100 Heroux said Wednesday. AP FILE PHOTO During the shutdown, percent. paying half a million hours of community ser- The number of unem- Lori Loughlin departs federal court in Boston some city employees will dollars to get their two vice, and Giannulli has to ployed Rhode Island with her husband, Mossimo Giannulli, left, af- daughters into the Uni- pay a $250,000 fine and work from home and some will work on staggered residents — people ter a hearing in a nationwide college admis- versity of Southern Cal- perform 250 hours of com- classified as available for sions bribery scandal. ifornia as crew recruits munity service. schedule, he said. “The average incubation and actively seeking em- period is about 2-12 days. ployment — was 37,800 If we remain closed to the in October, almost 21,000 Plymouth Colony account public, we will decrease fewer than in September. the chances of this dis- Rhode Island has now ease being further spread regained more than among our staff and their 59 percent of the more reprinted for 400th anniversary families,” he said in a than 98,000 jobs lost in statement. March and April when By Philip Marcelo historical account of Plym- tions of the seminal voy- The handwritten jour- As of Wednesday, 10 city the economy shut down because of the coronavi- ASSOCIATED PRESS outh Colony by William age, including the recent nal recounts the Pilgrim’s employees had tested pos- rus pandemic. Bradford, a Mayflower return of the restored famed sea voyage and de- itive for the coronavirus BOSTON — A first-hand The professional and passenger and the English replica of the Mayflower to tails life in the early years and another nine were account of the first per- business services sector colony’s longest serving Plymouth, were tempered of the colony, including an awaiting test results, he manent European colony added the most jobs last governor. by the pandemic, which account of the Thanksgiv- said. The Assessor’s Office in New England, includ- month, followed by trans- The organizations said has hit Massachusetts ing meal between the Pil- and library were closed ing the fall harvest meal portation and utilities, it’s the first time Brad- particularly hard. grims and the Wampanoag earlier this week for deep that inspired America’s driven in large part by ford’s handwritten manu- “It’s like hearing Elvis people. It also includes the cleaning. Thanksgiving tradition, the return of school bus Heroux said it appears has been reprinted for a script, entitled “Of Plim- on vinyl. It brings that colony’s famous governing drivers who had been idle city employees are con- wider audience as Massa- oth Plantation,” has been same level of authentici- document, the Mayflower since April. tracting the virus outside chusetts marks 400 years put into print since 1896. ty,” he said. “A lot of people Compact, as well as a list The retail, accommo- of work. since the arrival of the Revisiting Bradford’s are already familiar with of Mayflower passengers. dation and food services, Pilgrims on the Mayflower words in his own hand is this history, but many of The manuscript was lost and construction sectors this year. a unique way of marking us don’t know ho w we during the American Revo- Hampshire College buoyed also added jobs in Octo- Massachusetts’ State Li- the Mayflower anniversary know this history.” lution, presumably removed by $5M matching ber. brary and Plimoth Patux- during a challenging year, Bradford, who served as from the Old South Church gift from alumni The health care and et Museums (formerly said Thomas Begley, who the colony governor from in Boston by British sol- social assistance, as well Plimoth Plantation) are edited and managed the roughly 1621 to 1657, wrote diers during the American AMHERST (AP) — as the arts, entertainment unveiling on Thursday a project for the museum. the account over twenty Revolution, according to the Hampshire College has and recreation sectors lost new printed version of the Many public celebra- years, starting in 1630. State Library. received a $5 million the most jobs last month. Some businesses to close after Thanksgiving in 2-week pause

By Mark Pratt such as bowling alleys, lowed to remain open. The 7-day rolling aver- NURSING navirus-related deaths ASSOCIATED PRESS movie theaters and ca- Before the two-week age of daily new cases has HOME CASES were residents of nurs- sinos, and the closure of pause kicks in, Raimondo risen over the past two The number of confirmed ing homes, according to Some businesses will be indoor sports facilities. asked people not to trav- weeks from 454 on Nov. COVID-19 cases in Rhode the state Department of required to close and ca- College and professional el for Thanksgiving and 4 to more than 876 on Island’s nursing homes Health. pacity at restaurants and sports are exempt. to keep holiday gather- Wednesday. is on the rise according HIGH SCHOOL houses of worship will be Restaurants will be re- ings limited to members The latest average pos- to the latest information CAPACITY REDUCED reduced for a two-week quired to reduce indoor of a single household. Ac- itivity rate in Rhode Is- from state health officials. Most Rhode Island high period after Thanksgiving dining to 33 percent ca- knowledging that many land is 5.93 percent. State In the last two weeks, 25 schools will be limited to to help control Rhode Is- pacity, with only members people have already health departments are 25 percent capacity after land’s surging coronavirus facilities have seen new Thanksgiving, meaning numbers, Gov. Gina Rai- of the same household al- made travel plans, she calculating positivity rate cases, an increase from the mondo said Thursday. lowed at a table, she said. announced that the Na- differently across the 17 facilities dealing with most students will shift The alternative to what Churches and other houses tional Guard will offer country, but for Rhode Is- new cases during a compa- to remote-only learning, a the Democratic governor of worship will be reduced rapid testing at T.F. Green land the AP calculates the rable period ending Nov. move meant to control the called a “two-week pause” to 25 percent capacity. Airport on the Saturday, rate by dividing new cas- 4, The Providence Journal spread of the coronavirus, that starts Nov. 30 and “None of this is going to Sunday and Monday after es by test encounters us- reported. The total num- state education officials runs until Dec. 13 is an be easy and I really wish Thanksgiving. She said ing data from The COVID ber of new cases in the said. overwhelmed health care I didn’t have to do it,” she those who do travel will Tracking Project. last two weeks at nursing Deputy Education Com- system, the limiting of said. “I really had hoped to have to quarantine for 14 The state Department of homes was at least 320, missioner Ana Riley said care and the opening of avoid this, because I know days. Health on Thursday said compared to less than 100 in a letter to superinten- two field hospitals that the financial pain that’s “If we don’t do this, in there were 298 people in in the two weeks leading dents on Wednesday that the state is already having going on in Rhode Island three weeks we’ll have a the state’s hospitals with up to Nov. 4. high schools should move trouble staffing, she said right now. But I’m in a full state lockdown,” she the coronavirus, the high- The rising number of to the “limited in-person” at a news conference. world of all bad choices said. est single-day total since cases in Rhode Island’s plans they submitted to “I’m not trying to scare and I’m trying to pick the HOSPITALIZATIONS May 7. The department congregate care facilities the state Department of you, I am just trying to tell least bad of the options.” ON THE RISE also reported 921 new are mirrored in facilities Education over the sum- you the reality of where Child care centers are Raimondo announced the confirmed cases of the dis- across the country and a mer. we are,” she said. allowed to remain open upcoming restrictions as ease and four more deaths, national association for High-needs students, in- Her plan includes mov- during the pause as will the state’s 7-day average bringing the state death long-term care facilities cluding English learners, ing colleges and uni- construction and manufac- of daily new cases, 7-day toll to 1,288. is calling on Congress to at-risk students and stu- versities to remote-only turing, she said. Personal average of the positivity Hospitals are at 97 per- provide more resources. dents with special needs learning, the closure of services businesses, such rate, and hospitalizations cent of their COVID-19 ca- About 70 percent of the will continue with in-per- recreational businesses as hair salons, are also al- continued to climb. pacity, the governor said. state’s nearly 1,300 coro- son classes, Riley said. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Left, Artist Keif has completed the installation of the Inside Out Project for Beyond Walls’ fes- tival, Truth Be Told. The piece features 127 por- traits of Lynn youth and can be seen along the Buffum Street side of Lynn Community Health Center. Above, Maria Sanchez, who works at the LCHC COVID-19 testing facility in Lynn, takes a video of the Inside Out Project which features a portrait of her daughter.

Salvation Army employees move boxes of food into cars during the food pantry at Manning Field on Monday afternoon.

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ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Above, Susan Cripps of Nahant knits a dish cloth which she plans to sell during Nahant’s Open Door craft show Nov. 28. Below, Cripps shows off her hand-knit children’s sweaters and caps which will also be for sale.

Lynn firefighter Patrick Coppola dresses as Santa Claus for the Sal- vation Army food pantry in antici- pation of the Daily Item Santa drive on Monday afternoon at Manning Field.

Lynn resident Matthew Romero-Garcia, 3, gives his letter to Santa while in line to receive food from the Salvation Army pantry at Manning Field and Santa places a letter into a “Letters for Santa” box.

David Rivera of ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Methuen prepares a shipment of meat Above, Gary Gill of Salem, flies an as he works at NAACP flag as they join a Black Lives Bertolino Foods’ Matter rally along Humphrey Street new facility in in Swampscott last week. Below, a Peabody. supporter of President Donald Trump prepares anti-Biden/Harris signs as he joins a rally for the president. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Above, Dan Howells, 18, of Marblehead, center organized a sensory items for kids drive as part of his Eagle Scout Project with the help of fellow scouts from Troop 79, Chris Vasquez, 15, left, and his brother Sebastian, 12. Left, Sebas- tian Vasquez sanitizes a donated fidget spinner. A8 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2020 LOOK! Future Teachers of America Day, National Absurdity Day, Name Your PC Day

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ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Natalia Scolaro had nine kills for Bishop Fen- wick in a loss to Austin Prep in a CCL semi nal game Thursday. Fenwick volleyball falls to Austin Prep in CCL Cup semi nal By Mike Alongi Scolaro led the offensive ITEM SPORTS EDITOR attack for Fenwick in the loss, notching nine kills. The Bishop Fenwick vol- “Natalia really helped us leyball team’s strong 2020 set the tone today and she ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO season came to an end came up big for us on mul- Thursday evening, as the Bishop Fenwick’s McKenna Gilligan scored the game-winning goal in penalty kicks in a win tiple occasions,” said Kelly. over Austin Prep in a CCL Cup semi nal game Thursday at Donaldson Stadium. No. 3 Crusaders fell to Fenwick got off to a Catholic Central League strong start in the match, foe No. 2 Austin Prep, 3-0, taking a 24-20 lead in the in a CCL Cup semi nal rst set and forcing Austin Fenwick girls soccer wins in PKs, game. Fenwick fell in a Prep into set point. But competitive match by set Austin Prep responded scores of 26-24, 25-20, 25- with a urry, and that 22. combined with some un- moves on to CCL Cup nal “It was a close match the forced errors by Fenwick whole way and it really clutch to notch the win- ry. alty kicks. led to the Crusaders drop- By Mike Alongi was a back-and-forth ef- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ning goal in a 1-0 win Also scoring in penalty ping the set 26-24. Fenwick came out fort,” said Fenwick coach over No. 3 Austin Prep in kicks for Fenwick were While the next two sets strong and pushed the Samantha Kelly. “Unfor- It all came down to pen- a CCL Cup semi nal Jenna Durkin, Lea Bet- remained close from start pace early on, but the tunately we were missing alty kicks for the No. 2 game at Donaldson Stadi- tencourt and Amy Hat- to nish, Fenwick was Austin Prep defense stood one of our senior captains, Bishop Fenwick girls soc- um. eld. Goalkeeper Claudia never quite able to recap- up to the challenge the Annie Murphy, and we cer team Thursday eve- Gilligan scored in the Keith had a phenomenal ture that momentum that Crusaders posed. That had some trouble blocking ning, and it was Crusad- fourth round of penalty game in net, making a it started off the match trend continued all game and getting into a rhythm ers junior defender kicks, burying a shot number of clutch saves with. long. offensively.” McKenna Gilligan who right under the crossbar down the stretch before Senior captain Natalia FENWICK, B2 came through in the to give Fenwick the victo- shutting the door in pen- CRUSADERS, B2 Spartans, Crusaders run well at CCL Championships Gerdenich nished in sev- SCHOOL ROUNDUP enth place (18:59) and Matt By Mike Alongi Cinelli nished in ninth ITEM SPORTS EDITOR place (19:12). Other strong nishes for Fenwick came The St. Mary’s and Bish- from Colby Browne (14th op Fenwick cross country place, 19:52) and Tyler De- teams enjoyed a big day at Clercq (17th place, 20:05). the CCL Championships On the girls side, Fenwick Thursday afternoon at placed third overall as a Bishop Fenwick High team. Shannon Bresnahan School, with the boys and led the way for the Crusad- girls teams from both ers with a third-place nish schools nding their way (21:11), while Catherine into the top four of their Carter (10th place, 22:58), respective events. Maria Ryan (13th place, On the boys side, St. 23:59), Elizabeth Gauthier Mary’s nished in second (16th place, 24:04), Sarah place as a team after some Fogarty (17th place, 24:05) strong performances at the and Aubree Lemieux (19th top of the lineup. Leading place, 24:38) also had solid the way was Kyle Kwiatek, performances. who nished in second The St. Mary’s girls n- place overall with a time of FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ished right behind Fenwick 17:31. Anthony D’Itria in fourth place overall as a Cam Newton and the Patriots will most likely use their potent running attack to exploit the (third place, 18:10) and Jes- team. Kelsey Kwiatek was shaky defense of the Houston Texans this coming Sunday. se Moriello ( fth place, the Spartans’ top nisher 18:36) also placed in the top in fourth place (21:12), ve overall. while Anna Finguelli (12th “Our young core stepped Newton and hard-running Patriots set place, 23:26) and Julia up as usual and all three of Gramolini (26th place, them ran fantastic times on 25:36) also performed well. this course,” said St. Mary’s to test Houston’s shaky defense Rounding out the Spartan coach Tristan Smith. “I nishers were Sophia think they were pushed by By Kristie Rieken 301 rushing attempts and ris, who rushed for a ca- Watt said. “That’s some- O’Brien (38th place, 29:34), their competition and let it ASSOCIATED PRESS rank third by averaging reer-high 121 yards last thing we haven’t done well Grace Coffey (39th place, bring them to success.” 161.1 yards rushing a week, but also quarter- all year. You have to play 29:58), and Taylah Grif n HOUSTON — After Cody Huynh (22nd place, game. Houston’s run de- back Cam Newton, who your gap, shed your blocks, (42nd place, 31:14). failing to stop the run all 20:59) and Isaiah Weston fense has been the biggest ranks third in the NFL make tackles. Everybody’s BOYS SOCCER season, the Houston Tex- (23rd place, 21:19) also had problem in a dismal sea- with nine rushing touch- got to do their job.” CCL Cup Semi nal ans will face another test strong nishes for the Spar- son where the team ranks downs. Watt, who has become Bishop Fenwick on Sunday against the tans. last in the league in allow- Houston defensive end increasingly frustrated vs. Bishop Feehan New England Patriots, a The Fenwick boys n- ing 167.4 yards rushing a J.J. Watt was asked about this season as the losses Due to Bishop Feehan’s team that runs the ball ished in third place overall game. the challenge of facing have piled up, believes the last-minute cancellation of more than any team in as a team, with three run- Now the Texans (2-7) New England’s unique key to success on Sunday Thursday evening’s CCL the NFL. will have to face a New rushing attack. ners nishing in the top 10 will be limiting Newton. Cup semi nal game, The Patriots (4-5) lead England team that not “We’ve got to stop all overall. Wyatt Burr nished the NFL this season with only has Damien Har- running games period,” PATRIOTS, B2 in fourth place (18:14), Matt ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2020

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE FRIDAY Boys Soccer Boys Soccer CCL Cup Final Marblehead at Peabody (4) at Archbishop Williams Saugus at Gloucester (6) Bishop Fenwick at Archbishop Wil- SATURDAY liams (TBA) Girls Soccer Field Hockey CCL Cup Final CCL Cup Final at Bishop Feehan at Bishop Fenwick Bishop Fenwick at Bishop Feehan Bishop Feehan at Bishop Fenwick (TBA) (TBA)

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NFL AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE East East W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Buffalo 7 3 0 .700 272 265 Philadelphia 3 5 1 .389 203 232 Miami 6 3 0 .667 251 182 N.Y. Giants 3 7 0 .300 195 236 New England 4 5 0 .444 189 211 Dallas 2 7 0 .222 204 290 N.Y. Jets 0 9 0 .000 121 268 Washington 2 7 0 .222 180 218 South South W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Indianapolis 6 3 0 .667 242 177 New Orleans 6 2 0 .750 244 200 Tennessee 6 3 0 .667 249 235 Tampa Bay 7 3 0 .700 296 226 Jenna Durkin was one of four Fenwick players to score in the penalty kick period for the Crusad- Houston 2 7 0 .222 200 252 Atlanta 3 6 0 .333 243 251 ers in a win over Austin Prep in a CCL Cup semifinal game Thursday evening. Jacksonville 1 8 0 .111 199 271 Carolina 3 7 0 .300 233 272 North North W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Pittsburgh 9 0 0 1.000 271 171 Green Bay 7 2 0 .778 277 224 Baltimore 6 3 0 .667 244 165 Chicago 5 4 0 .556 178 190 Cleveland 6 3 0 .667 216 244 Detroit 4 5 0 .444 227 267 Crusaders advance to CCL Cup final Cincinnati 2 6 1 .278 204 250 Minnesota 3 5 0 .375 217 234 West West W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Kansas City 8 1 0 .889 286 183 Arizona 6 3 0 .667 266 210 Las Vegas 6 3 0 .667 255 241 L.A. Rams 6 3 0 .667 216 168 after thrilling win over Austin Prep Denver 3 6 0 .333 186 254 Seattle 6 3 0 .667 290 266 L.A. Chargers 2 7 0 .222 226 245 San Francisco 4 6 0 .400 238 234 decide things either, so the scored on its first opportu- sealed the win for Fen- Thursday’s Game Tennessee at Baltimore, 1 p.m. CRUSADERS Arizona at Seattle, 8:20 p.m. Miami at Denver, 4:05 p.m. From B1 two sides played one more nity, but then Durkin and wick. Sunday’s Games N.Y. Jets at L.A. Chargers, 4:05 p.m. five-minute frame. Bettencourt went back-to- Atlanta at New Orleans, 1 p.m. The Crusaders (12-1-2) Dallas at Minnesota, 4:25 p.m. Cincinnati at Washington, 1 p.m. When regulation After Keith made a huge back to put the Crusaders Green Bay at Indianapolis, 4:25 p.m. now move on to the CCL Detroit at Carolina, 1 p.m. couldn’t decide things, the save at the end of the sec- ahead. The Cougars man- New England at Houston, 1 p.m. Kansas City at Las Vegas, 8:20 p.m. Cup final against No. 1 Philadelphia at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Monday’s Game two teams went to a ond overtime to keep the aged one more goal, but Pittsburgh at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. L.A. Rams at Tampa Bay, 8:15 p.m. five-minute overtime peri- score tied, it came down to tallies by Hatfield and Bishop Feehan Saturday od. That overtime didn’t penalty kicks. Austin Prep then finally by Gilligan (TBA). TODAY IN SPORTS Nov. 20 rushes for an NCAA Division I record Fenwick volleyball falls in CCL Cup semifinal 1934 — Busher Jackson scores 406 yards on 43 carries with six four third-period goals to power the touchdowns in a 52-24 victory over Toronto Maple Leafs to a 5-2 victory UTEP. FENWICK graduation, Kelly looks over the St. Louis Eagles. 2001 — Ball State beats No. 3 UCLA From B1 back fondly on the group’s 1960 — Jerry Norton of St. Louis in- 91-73 in the semifinals of the Maui time at Fenwick. tercepts four passes to send past the Invitational, one day after knocking “We just made too many “It’s a great group of Washington Redskins 26-14. off No. 4 Kansas in the opening unforced errors and that girls and I told them after 1977 — Walter Payton rushes for round. was a little too much to the match that I am so an NFL record 275 yards, and the 2010 — Mikel Leshoure of Illinois come back from unfortu- proud of them for what Chicago Bears edge the Minnesota rushes for a school-record 330 yards nately,” said Kelly. “We they’ve done this year,” Vikings 10-7. and scores two touchdowns in the had small runs where we said Kelly. “Their determi- 1979 — Red Holzman of the New Fighting Illini’s 48-27 win over North- were putting everything nation and mental York Knicks wins his 500th game, western at Chicago’s Wrigley Field. together, but then we’d strength in a year like this a 130-125 overtime victory over All offensive plays are run toward the make a mistake and hurt has been so impressive, Houston at Madison Square Garden. same end zone because a brick wall, our momentum. It’s kind and they really did a great Holzman is the second coach, after although heavily padded, is too close of been a theme with us job keeping the team to- behind the other one. Red Auerbach, to reach that mark. all year, and it was just a gether during a lot of un- 2011 — Brittney Griner has 32 1983 — Seattle’s Dave Krieg passes little too much for us to certain times. It’s always points and 14 rebounds while Baylor for 418 yards and three touchdowns, overcome this time.” tough when you lose a lifting the Seahawks to a 27-19 vic- establishes itself as the clear No. 1 ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO team with a 94-81 victory over No. 2 Fenwick finishes the group of seniors as big as tory over the Denver Broncos. Coach Samantha Kelly and the Bishop Fenwick 1983 — Steve Bartkowski throws a Notre Dame in the preseason WNIT 2020 season with a 9-3 this one, but this group is 42-yard desperation pass that is de- championship game. record. With nine seniors really going to be tough to volleyball team wrapped up the 2020 season flected to Billy Johnson at the 5-yard 2011 — Landon Donovan scores set to leave the program to replace.” with a 9-3 record. line, and he then fights his way into in the 72nd minute on passes from the end zone to give the Atlanta Fal- Robbie Keane and David Beckham, cons a 28-24 victory over the San and the Los Angeles Galaxy’s three Patriots rushing attack set to test Houston defense Francisco 49ers. superstars win their first MLS Cup 1994 — Tisha Venturini scores twice together with a 1-0 victory over the PATRIOTS “We all know this is a very about those games and his touchdown. But he ranks and Angela Kelly, Sarah Dacey and Houston Dynamo. From B1 good and talented foot- relationship with Crennel. in the top 10 in completion Robin Confer add goals for North 2012 — Jack Taylor scores 138 ball team,” Belichick said. “He’s a great football rate (68.1%), yards (2,539) Carolina, which beats Notre Dame points to shatter the NCAA scoring “You’ve got to be aware “Their record doesn’t re- coach. One of the very best and touchdown passes (18). 5-0 for its ninth consecutive NCAA record in Division III Grinnell’s 179- of his capabilities in every ally mean anything to me. I’ve ever worked with,” Be- Patriots safety Devin Mc- women’s soccer championship. 104 victory over Faith Baptist Bible single play,” Watt said. “He What means something is lichick said. “He’s a great Courty said facing Jack- 1997 — A.C. Green breaks the NBA in Grinnell, Iowa. can do just about anything the way they play, the way friend. I’m not going to call son last week was a per- record for consecutive games — his 2016 — Jimmie Johnson ties Rich- out there.” that they’re coached and him a great racquetball fect primer for Sunday’s 907th straight appearance in the ard Petty and Dale Earnhardt with The Patriots are trying to the talent that they have player. I’d say neither one matchup with Watson. Dallas Mavericks’ 101-97 loss to the a record seven NASCAR champion- build on the momentum of on the field. They’re very Golden State Warriors. Green sur- ships when he defeats Carl Edwards, of us would fall into that “(Watson) definitely cre- winning two in a row after passes Randy Smith’s mark of 906 Joey Logano and defending champi- good at everything.” category, but we did have a ates just as big of a threat set from 1972-83. on Kyle Busch at Homestead-Miami losing their previous four HAVING A BALL lot of good times trying to that we had last week,” 1999 — TCU’s LaDainian Tomlinson Speedway. games. Texans interim coach Ro- stay in shape there back in McCourty said. “Lamar While the Texans are meo Crennel and Belichick the days.” Jackson, Deshaun Wat- focused on slowing down have known each other for DEFENDING WAT- son, we’ll see some of those Marblehead field New England’s running decades and when they SON same things Sunday.” game, the Patriots will were both assistants for New England’s win over LOOKING UP look to limit Deshaun Wat- the Giants in the 1980s, Baltimore last week was Watson was in high hockey blanks Peabody son and Houston’s dynam- they often played racquet- the start of a three-week school when he first met ic passing game. Watson ball together. stretch in which the Pa- Newton and now considers threw for a season-low 163 “That was a good indica- triots will face three of him a mentor, a brother in season finale yards in a loss to Cleveland tor of how Bill approached the NFL’s top dual-threat and his favorite quarter- last week in tough weath- competition and the game quarterbacks in the Ra- back. ROUNDUP Marblehead 1, er conditions, but has nine because he would figure vens’ Lamar Jackson, Wat- “He’s a guy that I based From B1 Peabody 0 touchdown passes with no out your weakness and son and Arizona’s Kyler my game, especially at a Madi Monahan scored interceptions in his past then he would attack your Murray. young age, around what he Bishop Fenwick will auto- four games. weakness,” Crennel said. The Patriots held Jack- did,” Watson said. the lone goal in the win for matically move on to the New England coach Bill “That is the way he does son to 55 yards on 11 car- Watson and Newton talk- CCL Cup final Saturday the Magicians, while Tess Belichick knows Sunday’s with football.” ries. Watson enters Sun- ed on the phone often as he (TBA) against Archbishop Keaney had one assist. game will be a challenge Belichick, who is often day’s game averaging a finished high school and Williams. Goalie Emily Doughman for his team despite Hous- short with reporters, spoke career-low 4.9 yards an throughout his college ca- FIELD HOCKEY earned the shutout in net. ton’s struggles this season. at length when asked attempt with one rushing reer at Clemson. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Biden reaches out to governors as Trump stymies transition

By Steve Peoples Republicans on Capitol ASSOCIATED PRESS Hill largely unwilling to challenge him, Biden has WILMINGTON, Del. been forced to turn to di- — Joe Biden’s meeting verse collection of outside Thursday with a group of allies to ratchet up the Democratic and Republi- pressure on Trump to con- can governors is his latest cede. attempt to fight through The CEOs of America’s President Donald Trump’s largest companies have unprecedented attempt to released a statement block the president-elect’s recognizing Biden and AP FILE PHOTO transition to power. Harris as the clear win- A traveler wears a face mask and gloves at Los Biden and Vice Presi- ners. The heads of the dent-elect Kamala Harris American Hospital As- Angeles International Airport in Los Angeles. planned a virtual session sociation, the American in the afternoon with the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Medical Association and National Governors Asso- President-elect Joe Biden speaks to reporters as the American Nurses As- CDC begs ciation’s leadership team, he leaves The Queen theater in Wilmington, Del. sociation issued a joint which includes five Re- statement on Tuesday publicans and four Dem- ministration to give Biden the extraordinary gov- urging the Trump ad- ocrats. All the Democrats access to the intelligence erning challenges Biden ministration to share “all Americans not and a majority of the Re- briefings he needs in order will inherit in just nine critical information republicans involved have to be fully prepared to lead weeks. The United States lated to COVID-19” with acknowledged Biden as the country on Jan. 20, In- is struggling through Biden. Not doing so, they the winner of the White auguration Day. the worst public health warned, would jeopardize to travel for House election. So far, the governors crisis in a century, state American lives. One expected partici- have not swayed the Re- and local government are Trump is showing no pant, Gov. Larry Hogan, publican president. facing massive budget signs of giving in. R-Md., told The Associ- Before Biden’s meeting, shortfalls, and millions of He is getting nowhere Thanksgiving ated Press recently that Trump came out with a Americans remain out of in the courts, and his Trump’s wild and unsup- new round of false claims work. scattershot effort to over- By Mike Stobbe “The safest way to cele- ported claims of wide- of voter fraud in key states, But more than two weeks turn Biden’s victory is and Heather brate Thanksgiving this spread voter fraud were even as courts continue to after the Nov. 3 election, shifting toward obscure Hollingsworth year is at home with the “dangerous” and “embar- reject his challenges, and the Trump administration election boards that cer- ASSOCIATED PRESS people in your household,” rassing.” a small, but growing num- is refusing to let Biden re- tify the vote. The battle she said. NEW YORK — With The highest-ranking ber of Republican office- ceive detailed briefings on is centered in the states If families do decide to the coronavirus surging Republican on the NGA’s holders publicly begin to national security and pan- that sealed Biden’s win. include returning college out of control, the nation’s executive committee, Asa accept Biden’s victory. demic planning that lead- In Michigan, two Republi- students, military mem- top public health agency Hutchinson of Arkansas, Beyond being a pillar of ers in both parties say are can election officials in the bers or others for turkey pleaded with Americans said over the weekend democracy, the peaceful vital to ensure Biden can state’s largest county ini- and stuffing, the CDC is that Biden would be the transfer of power after govern effectively on Day tially refused to certify re- on Thursday not to travel for Thanksgiving and not recommending that the next president and he an election is especially One. sults despite no evidence hosts take added precau- called on the Trump ad- critical this year given With Trump dug in and of fraud. to spend the holiday with people from outside their tions: Gatherings should household. be outdoors if possible, It was some of the with people keeping 6 feet Anomalies found in data put firmest guidance yet apart and wearing masks from the government on and just one person serv- curtailing traditional ing the food. gatherings to fight the Where Americans heed census deadline in jeopardy outbreak. the warning is another The Centers for Disease matter. The deadly come- By Mike Schneider numbers used for divvying anomalies were or pub- apportionment numbers Control and Prevention back by the virus has ASSOCIATED PRESS up congressional seats. licly state a new deadline would be a blow to Presi- issued the recommenda- been blamed in part on The Census Bureau al- for the apportionment dent Donald Trump’s ef- tions just one week be- pandemic fatigue, or peo- The director of the Cen- ple getting tired of masks ready was facing a short- numbers. forts to exclude people in fore Thanksgiving, at a sus Bureau said Thursday and other precautions. ened schedule of two and “These types of process- the country illegally from time when diagnosed in- that irregularities have ing anomalies have oc- being counted in the num- fections, hospitalizations And surges were seen been found during the a half months for pro- last summer after Me- cessing the data collected curred in past censuses,” bers used to determine and deaths are skyrock- numbers-crunching phase eting across the country. morial Day and July, de- during the 2020 census Census Bureau director how many congressional of the 2020 census, a de- In many areas, the health spite blunt warnings from — about half the time Steven Dillingham said in seats each state gets and velopment that jeopardiz- a statement. “I am direct- how $1.5 trillion in federal care system is being health authorities. originally planned. The es the statistical agency’s ing the Census Bureau to spending is distributed. squeezed by a combina- The United States has Census Bureau would not ability to meet a year-end utilize all resources avail- Once the president re- tion of sick patients fill- seen more than 11 million deadline for handing in say Thursday what the able to resolve this as ex- ceives the numbers by the ing up beds and medical diagnosed infections and peditiously as possible. As Dec. 31 deadline, the pres- workers falling ill them- over 250,000 deaths from it has been all along, our ident has about a week or selves. the coronavirus. CDC sci- goal remains an accurate so from the start of the The CDC’s Dr. Erin entists believe that some- and statistically sound next Congress to trans- Sauber-Schatz cited more where around 40 percent Census.” mit them to the House. If than 1 million new cases of people who are infected The Census Bureau said the Census Bureau delays in the U.S. over the past do not have obvious symp- it would not comment fur- turning in the apportion- week as the reason for the toms but can still spread ther. ment numbers because of new guidance the virus. “This is not surprising the processing problems, to me at all,” said Robert that transfer of the num- Santos, president-elect of bers could take place after Judge halts the American Statistical President-elect Joe Biden Association, in an email. takes office. “The notion that the 2020 Trump’s apportionment Census data could be pro- order has been found un- federal execution cessed in half the time lawful by three courts — in scheduled given all the ob- New York, California and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS stacles & challenges that Maryland. The Justice De- after lawyers U.S. Census Director Steven Dillingham departs Census Bureau encoun- partment has appealed to a census news conference to urge Arizonans to tered defies logic.” the Supreme Court, which participate in the nation’s once-a-decade popu- Missing the Dec. 31 is hearing arguments at lation count in Phoenix. deadline for turning in the the end of the month. contract virus By Michael Balsamo with airline and hotel ASSOCIATED PRESS staff, as well as prison President Trump invites Michigan employees. WASHINGTON — A Montgomery’s legal federal judge is tempo- team has argued that rarily blocking the feder- their client suffers from GOP leaders to White House al government’s plan to serious mental illness- execute the first female es and can’t assist in By Ed White, would be about. Neither initial stance of refusing Republican canvassers in death row inmate in al- David Eggert Shirkey nor Chatfieldto bless the vote tally. Wayne County, said they filing her own clemen- most six decades after her cy petition, in part be- and Zeke Miller commented. The GOP effort to only voted to certify the attorneys contracted the ASSOCIATED PRESS cause all of her clothes The Legislature would change position repre- results after “hours of coronavirus visiting her in be called to select elec- have been taken away sented another compli- sustained pressure” and prison. DETROIT — President tors if Trump succeeds and she’s been left only cation in what is typ- after getting promises The order, handed down Donald Trump summoned in convincing the state’s ically a routine task. with a “sheet of paper that their concerns about Thursday by U.S. District Michigan’s Republican board of canvassers Monica Palmer and Wil- the election would be in- and a single crayon” in Judge Randolph Moss in legislative leaders to the not to certify Biden’s liam Hartmann, the two vestigated. her cell, attorney Sandra White House for a meeting 153,000-vote victory in Washington, prohibits the Babcock said in court Friday amid a longshot the state. federal Bureau of Prisons this week. GOP push to overturn the Both Shirkey and Chat- from carrying out Lisa Both Henry and Har- certification of Democrat field have indicated they Montgomery’s execution well have serious symp- Joe Biden’s victory in the will not try to overturn before the end of the year. toms from the virus and battleground state. Biden’s win. She was scheduled to be are “functionally inca- Two people familiar “Michigan law does not put to death on Dec. 8 at pacitated” and thus un- with the matter told The include a provision for the the federal prison com- able to help file a clem- Associated Press that Legislature to directly se- plex in Terre Haute, Ind. ency petition, Babcock Trump invited Senate lect electors or to award Montgomery’s attorneys said. Another attorney Majority Leader Mike electors to anyone other had sought to delay the couldn’t be assigned to Shirkey and House than the person who re- execution in order to file file one because Mont- Speaker Lee Chatfield. ceived the most votes,” a clemency petition on gomery’s mental status They agreed to go, ac- Shirkey’s spokeswoman her behalf. The lawyers, has deteriorated since cording to a state offi- said last week. Kelley Henry and Amy the Justice Department cial aware of the leaders’ Also Thursday, state offi- Harwell, tested positive scheduled her execu- plans. The two officials cials said Michigan’s larg- for COVID-19 after they tion last month and she spoke on the condition of flew to visit her at a Tex- doesn’t trust many law- est county cannot revoke AP FILE PHOTO anonymity because they its certification of elec- as prison last month. In yers, but Henry and Har- were discussing private tion results after two Re- Harjas Singh, 1, reaches out for his father, court papers, they said well have worked with conversations. publicans who approved Umeet Singh, while held by his mother, Preet each roundtrip visit in- her for years and have It was not immediately Biden’s local landslide Kaur, as they attend a rally with their daugh- volved two flights, hotel gained her trust, Bab- clear what the meeting wanted to revert to their ter, Nader Kaur, right, in Detroit. stays and interaction cock argued. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 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 Habit of one-upmanship pushes women’s friendship to the limit DEAR ABBY: I have a someone who is separat- good friend I’ll call Josie. Dear Abby is written by Abigail ed, ASK when they plan She’s kind, generous and on getting divorced. If always willing to help. Van Buren, also known as Jeanne they come up with excus- There is only one prob- Phillips, and was founded by her es like there are children lem — she lies. involved, property dis- The lies she tells are ri- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact putes or they can’t afford diculous. I find myself get- Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. a lawyer, end the relating more and more angry Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. tionship immediately. as she stumbles through Do not start dating or her stories. If someone sleeping with a separated makes a comment, she person. They can easily takes over the conversa- that she’s doing herself no My brother isn’t strug- return to their spouse, tion and we hear a looong favors. But when you do, gling financially. He has leaving you high and dry story about the same realize it will probably be money. He’s supposed to (or pregnant, if you’re fe- thing happening to her part of a farewell speech be a deacon in his church male). Just remain but much worse. I could rather than an opportu- and calls himself a good friends until they are di- say I climbed Mount Ev- nity for a new beginning. Christian. He really hurt vorced, and afterward erest and Josie would say my feelings, and he said proceed with any rela- she climbed it twice. DEAR ABBY: I can’t other mean things about tionship you two desire. What can I say or do to travel too far by myself my health issues. What Bottom line: “Separat- get her to stop lying? I’m because I’m agoraphobic. should I do about this? ed” means STILL MAR- so tired of it I’m thinking I’m having my house RIED. While I’m not in of quietly ending my painted, and I asked my IN NEED IN THE this situation, I have friendship with her. brother if he could pick EAST known several people who were, and they re- up some paint because I DEAR IN NEED: Your TRUTH WINS IN needed more. He brought gretted it. TENNESSEE brother may have been in the paint to me and I re- a bad mood the day you WORD OF DEAR TRUTH WINS: imbursed him. He then asked him for the favor. WARNING IN One person trying to con- accused me of being Have you told him that he VIRGINIA vince her to stop probably needy and using him be- hurt your feelings? If you won’t do the trick. Josie cause I mentioned I was didn’t, rather than nurse DEAR WORD: That’s won’t quit lying until she short on gas money for hurt feelings, clear the air. pragmatic advice, and I finally hears it from oth- the trip. If this has happened more hope readers will heed ers and realizes that it Abby, when I ask him to than once, find a “better” your warning. As anyone isn’t achieving the de- do things for me, I pay Christian to ask. who has read my column sired effect, which is him 90% of the time. I knows, I have printed standing front and center don’t ask for his help of- DEAR ABBY: This let- countless letters from in the spotlight. ten, but that time, he ar- ter is for people who are heartbroken readers who Tell Josie in plain En- gued with me about gas involved with folks who wasted time and energy glish that what she’s do- money. Needless to say, I say they are separated. If on partners who weren’t ing is infuriating and gave him $20. you have feelings for free. BRIDGE

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Alien Xmas Netflix Original Film! In this fun film for the whole family, when a race of A decade dominated by kleptomaniac aliens attempts to steal Earth’s gravity in order to more easily take everything on the planet, only the gift-giving spirit of Christmas and a small alien named X can save the world. primetime TV superheroes Animaniacs Hulu By Matt Roush Man From Atlantis in 1977- New Series! REMIND MAGAZINE 78, but he would soon have Steven Spielberg returns as an executive producer bigger fish to fry on Dallas. Here they come to save the of this brand-new version of the iconic 1993-98 And while Hulk roared his day! cartoon series. way through five seasons, with Apologies to Mighty Mouse, Marvel’s 616 three TV movies carrying the who had a bit of a comeback creature into 1990, other Mar- Disney+ in the late ’70s (sharing a Sat- New Series! vel adaptations of the time urday morning time slot with, weren’t so lucky. 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(Lyle Waggoner, (featuring soap star Deidre es of London’s West Indian community. Far from the campy “Biff! ning as a series of TV movies who originally played her boss, Hall), introduced on The Kro- General Hospital Pow!” antics of Adam West’s in 1973, The Six Million Dol- Maj. Steve Trevor, was now his fft Supershow. An adapta- ABC, 2 p.m. Batman in the 1960s, the new lar Man began airing week- own son, Steve Jr.) tion of Captain Marvel titled Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) lashes out at Julian (Wil- ly on ABC in 1974, finishing breed of superhero was more The giant green guy Shazam!, starring Michael liam deVry). Laura (Genie Francis) advises Lulu grounded and serious. The just outside the Nielsen Top Gray and Jackson Bostwick, (Emme Rylan) to take her time. Jason (Steve Bur- trend hit an early peak with 10 in its first season. Far less fetching was The was paired with The Secrets Incredible Hulk, developed for ton) spends quality time with Danny (Porter Fasullo). The Six Million Dollar Man, Those star-spangled of Isis, about a science teach- CBS from the Marvel comic in Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) and Sonny (Maurice a.k.a. Steve Austin (Lee Ma- hot pants er (Joanna Cameron) who Benard) catch up at the gym. Britt (Kelly Thiebaud) jors), that most quintessential 1978. The giant green rage inherited the powers of the has a revelation. of aspirational figures, an as- When ABC went back to the beast was unleashed when- Egyptian goddess. These have College Football: Syracuse at Louisville tronaut. Critically injured in a drawing board, producer Doug- ever mild-mannered scientist largely been forgotten. ESPN, 7 p.m. Live space accident, Steve had his las S. 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LYNCH President LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT Premises: 295 Lynnfield Street, Lynn, Massachusetts 01904 PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT In God We Trust CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Notice of White Flag Surrender By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Docket No. ES20P2902EA Notice of Special Appearance : I am that I am: " maximo el ali© ", nom deguerre: mortgage given by Charles G. Reither, as trustee of "Charles G. Reither Realty " guillermo polanco, maximo antonio© ", in full life, in propria persona, sui juris, in Trust" U/D/T date March 13, 1996; Charles G. Reither, individually; Joseph Essex Probate and Family Court solo proprio, Haqdar by natural issue, the beneficiary and heir of: '' GUILLERMO Reither, individually; and JCR Development, LLC to Phillip L. Goduti, as Trustee of 36 Federal Street POLANCO, MAXIMO ANTONIO© '', corp.sole Dba.: '' MAXIMO ANTONIO GUILLERMO the "Profit Sharing Plan Master Trust" u/d/t dated 3/23/91 recorded as Salem, MA 01970 POLANCO© ''. Notice of Special Appearance : I am that I am: " yolanda el ali© ", Document #321151 on 4/19/91 in Plymouth County District of Land Court and (978)744-1020 nom deguerre: yolanda maria guillermo© ", f.k.a. " yolanda maria gonzalez© ", in now held by ORCA Development, LLC said mortgage dated June 24, 2013, and full life, in propria persona, sui juris, in solo proprio, Haqdar by natural issue, the recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 32591, Estate of: Donald A. Eckman beneficiary and heir of: '' GUILLERMO, YOLANDA MARIA© '', corp.sole Dba.: '' Page 112, as affected by an Assignment of Mortgage dated August 5, 2013 and YOLANDA MARIA GUILLERMO© '', and '' GONZALEZ, YOLANDA MARIA© '', recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 33664 at Date of Death: 10/02/2020 corp.sole Dba.: '' YOLANDA MARIA GONZALEZ© ''. Both being Trustees of '' Page 112; as affected by an equitable Assignment of Mortgage by foreclosure GUILLERMO-SOK, JAYDA RAVY© '', corp.sole Dba.: '' JAYDA RAVY deed dated November 17, 2016 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) To all interested persons: GUILLERMO-SOK© '', '' GUILLERMO, MESSIAH JULIAN© '', corp.sole Dba.: '' Registry of Deeds in Book 35589, Page 503, for breach of the conditions in said MESSIAH JULIAN GUILLERMO© '', '' GUILLERMO, DIANILIS© '', corp.sole Dba.: '' mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal DIANILIS GUILLERMO© '', and '' GUILLERMO, MESSIAH JULIAN© '', corp.sole Auction on December 2, 2020 at 11:00AM Local Time upon the premises, all and Representative has been filed by: Dba.: '' MESSIAH JULIAN GUILLERMO© '', having reached the age of majority, singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: being aboriginal to the northwestern and southwestern shores of Africa, the Carl Eckman of Swampscott MA Atlantic Islands, the continental Americas, being duly certified, hereby affirms the The land in Lynn with all buildings and structures thereon bounded and described following: Notice of White Flag Surrender: as "hors de combat", pursuant to The as follows: Being shown as Lot 14 on a plan drawn by Eastman and Bradford, requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief Geneva Conventions, Article III, and Lieber Code, as Taino moorish Americans, and C.E., dated May 21, 1912, recorded with Essex South Registry of Deeds, Book as requested in the Petition. ministers of The Moorish Empire, and Internationally Protected Persons. Notice of 2267, Page 1, bounded and described as follows: LAWS AND CUSTOMS OF WAR ON LAND ( HAGUE, IV), ARTICLE: 45, 46, & 47. The Petitioner requests that: Notice of Claim pursuant to Public Law 87-846, TITLE II, SEC. 203. Notice of WEST: by Lynnfield Street, fifty (50.00) feet; Carl Eckman of Swampscott MA Bailment Merging of Legal Title with Equitable Title : This order is to preserve legal NORTH: by Lot 11, on said plan, eighty-two and 90/100 (82.90) feet; and equitable title , and to reserve all rights, title, and interest, in the property, Re: EAST by Lot 13, on said plan, fifty-five (55.00) feet; be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety [1] ESTADO LIBRE ASOCIADO DE PUERTO RICO, DEPARTAMENTO DE SALUD, SOUTH by Lot 15, on said plan eighty-six and 64/100 (86.64) feet. on the bond in an unsupervised administration. DIVISION DE REGISTRO DEMOGRAFICO, DEPARTAMENTO DE SALUD, DIVISION DE REGISTRO DEMOGRAFICO Y ESTADISTICAS VITALES, CERTIFICADO DE The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in IMPORTANT NOTICE NACIMIENTO, NUMERO DE REGISTRO the event of a typographical error in this publication. You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the :152-1988-00742-008145-0452155-04388108, '' MAXIMO ANTONIO GUILLER- Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney MO POLANCO© '', is as a special deposit order conveyed to " Maximo El Ali Trust For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated March 12, 1996, and recorded with the must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on ". [2] The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Registry of Vital Records and Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, Book 13451, Page 248. the return day of 12/18/2020. Statistics, REGISTERED NUMBER: 1296, STATE FILE NUMBER: 047767, '' This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written YOLANDA MARIA GONZALEZ© '', is as a special deposit order conveyed to " TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a Yolanda El Ali Trust ". [3] The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Registry of Vital liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections Records and Statistics, REGISTERED NUMBER: 473, STATE FILE NUMBER: any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further 016012, '' JAYDA RAVY GUILLERMO-SOK© '' is as a special deposit order notice to you. conveyed to " Maximo El Ali Trust ", and " Yolanda El Ali Trust ". [4] The TEN THOUSAND ($10,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Registry of Vital Records and Statistics, in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM REGISTERED NUMBER: 641, STATE FILE NUMBER: 025892, '' DIANILIS of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in PROBATE CODE (MUPC) GUILLERMO© '', is as a special deposit order conveyed to " Maximo El Ali Trust ", cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised and " Yolanda El Ali Trust ". [5] The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Registry of after the date of sale. administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the Vital Records and Statistics, REGISTERED NUMBER: 16, STATE FILE NUMBER: Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the 001898, '' MESSIAH JULIAN GUILLERMO© '', is as a special deposit order Other terms to be announced at the sale. administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the conveyed to " Maximo El Ali Trust ", and " Yolanda El Ali Trust ". Both individual Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and Trust being an Unincorporated Divine Grantor Inter Vivos Trust. Inter alia enact fuit. Mirrione, Shaughnessy & Uitti, LLC expenses of administration. All rights reserved. 2 Batterymarch Park, Suite 302 Quincy, MA 02169 WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. All Rights Reserved Attorney for ORCA Development, LLC Date: November 12, 2020 Maximo El Ali Trust Present Holder of the Mortgage Pamela Casey O'Brien (508) 510-5727 Register of Probate Item: November 6, 13, 20, 27, 2020 Item: November 20, 2020 Item: November 13, 20, 27, 2020 In God We Trust COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Notice of White Flag Surrender (SEAL) THE TRIAL COURT Notice of Special Appearance : I am that I am: " masiel guillermo© ", nom THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS LAND COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT deguerre: " Guillermo, masiel© ", in full life, in propria persona, sui juris, in solo DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Docket No. ES20P2987EA proprio, Haqdar by natural issue, the beneficiary and heir of: " GUILLERMO Docket Number: 20 SM 000906 INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE POLANCO MASIEL MARIA© ", corp.sole Dba.: " MASIEL MARIA GUILLERMO POLANCO© ", having reached the age of majority, being aboriginal to the ORDER OF NOTICE Estate of: William F. Fouhey northwestern and southwestern shores of Africa, the following: Notice of White Flag TO: Heirs, Devisees or Legal Representatives of the Estate of Peter L. Surrender: as "hors de combat", pursuant to The Geneva Conventions, Article III, Frangipane, Jane Gandolfo, Kenneth Gandolfo, Joan Benedetto, Robert Also Known As: and Lieber Code, as Taino moorish Americans, and ministries of The Moorish Benedetto and Richard Benedetto Empire, and Internationally Protected Persons. Notice of LAWS AND CUSTOMS OF Date of Death: August 2, 2020 WAR ON LAND (HAGUE, IV), ARTICLE: 45, 46, & 47. Notice of Claim pursuant to and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Public Law 87-846, TITLE II, SEC. 203. Notice of Bailment Merging of Legal Title U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 (et seq) Essex Division with Equitable Title : This order is to preserve legal and equitable title, and to reserve all rights, title, and interest, in the property, Re: [1] The Commonwealth of U.S. Bank National Association, not in its individual capacity but solely as To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Massachusetts, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH, REGISTRY OF VITAL RECORDS trustee for the RMAC Trust, Series 2016-CTT AND STATISTICS NUMBER: R778377, "MASIEL MARIA GUILLERMO POLANCO©", Petitioner: William F. Fouhey, Jr. of Swampscott MA is as a special deposit order conveyed to " MMG Trust ". An individual Trust being claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, an Unincorporated Divine Grantor Inter Vivos Trust. Inter alia. All rights reserved. numbered 3 Belleaire Avenue, given by Peter L. Frangipine to Saugus Federal Credit Union, dated June 18, 2004, and recorded in Essex County (Southern a Will has been admitted to informal probate Item: November 13, 20, 27 & December 4, 2020 District) Registry of Deeds in Book 23017, Page 519-530, now held by the Plaintiff by assignment, has filed with this court a complaint for determination of William F. Fouhey, Jr. of Swampscott MA CITY OF LYNN Defendants' Servicemembers status. Notice: Lynn City Council Public Hearing on Tuesday, December 8, 2020 at 4:15 pm, in City Council Chambers on the following Grant of Location. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to 1. Petition of Comcast to place on Hanson Street continuing with the excavation States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Service serve without surety on the bond. from Lynnway and excavating 23' +/- to a proposed 3' x 3' manhole. From the members Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned newly placed manhole excavating to place (2) 4" PVC conduits 188' +/- to utility property on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal pole No. 2 on Hanson Street, and answer in this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Meeting will be televised live on the Lynn Community Television (LCTV) and also before 12/14/2020 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with streamed on LCTV Facebook page. The public is welcome to call in "live" any on the ground of noncompliance with the Act. the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration questions or concerns at 781- 586-6783 or 781- 586-6773. from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk Witness, Gordon H. Piper, Chief Justice of this Court on 11/5/2020 to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Item: November 20, 2020 Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings Attest: and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Deborah J. Patterson Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Need to find an article? Recorder Weekly: November 20, 2020 Item: November 20, 2020 CITY OF LYNN CITY OF LYNN Notice: The City Council will hold Public Hearings in the City Council Chambers on Notice: Lynn City Council Public Hearing on Tuesday, December 8, 2020 at 4:15 Tuesday, December 8, 2020 at 5:15 pm on the following Petitions: pm, in City Council Chambers on the following Grant of Locations 1. Audet's Wine & Spirits at 90 Boston Street to expand premises into adjoining 1. Petition of National Grid to install beginning at a point approximately 0 feet space consisting of approximately 1818 square feet. north of the centerline of the intersection of MA Route 1A & Commercial Street 2. Petition of Apothea Inc., for a Sign Permit at 487-491 Lynnway. and continuing approximately 232 feet in a north direction. Install 232' of conduits 3. Petition of Albert DiVirgilio for office use and real estate broker at 471 Lynnfield & trenching north from MH 162 at the intersection with MA Route 1A and Street (former George's Greenhouse), 7 days a week. Commercial Street continuing north to Commercial Street to MH 19. This meeting will be televised live on the Lynn Community Television (LCTV) and 2. Petition of National Grid for grant of location at 566 Chestnut Street. also streamed on LCTV Facebook page. The public is welcome to call in "live" any Meeting will be televised live on the Lynn Community Television (LCTV) and also questions or concerns at 781- 586-6783 or 781- 586- 6773. streamed on LCTV Facebook page. The public is welcome to call in "live" any Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk questions or concerns at 781- 586-6783 or 781- 586-6773. Item: November 20 & 24, 2020 Subscribe to e-edition on Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk Item: November 20, 2020 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 INTERNATIONAL Mexico says no more U.S. trials for corrupt officials By Maria Verza and because they are other Mark Stevenson countries’ legal institu- ASSOCIATED PRESS tions, does that make PHOTO | MAYA ALLERUZZO, VIA POOL AP them the owners of justice MEXICO CITY — Mexi- and rectitude.” U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, left, and Is- co said Thursday it will no Cienfuegos was returned raeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu make longer allow officials ac- to Mexico Wednesday and a joint statement after meeting in Jerusalem. cused of corruption to be was promptly released. tried in the United States, Ebrard vowed that the a move that could end a investigation into Cien- decades-old tradition in Pompeo is 1st fuegos would be “worthy which most of Mexico’s of Mexico’s prestige and high-profile drug-traffick- dignity.” But the entire ing and corruption cases process of notifying Cien- U.S. diplomat to have been tried north of fuegos of the investigation the border. and processing him back However, the extent of the AP FILE PHOTO new policy was unclear, and into the country took only Defense Secretary Gen. Salvador Cienfuegos, visit an Israeli officials suggested some ex- about a half hour, far less traditions could continue. left, and Mexico’s President Enrique Pena Nie- time than the average There was no immedi- to, salute during the annual Independence Day traveler spends in cus- ate comment from U.S. military parade in Mexico City’s main square. toms and immigration. settlement officials on Mexico’s bomb- Ebrard appeared to be what has been maintained maintaining cross-border would brand the inter- shell statement, but it aware of the damage to By Joseph Krauss with U.S. authorities.” cooperation. That decision ASSOCIATED PRESS national Palestinian-led came one day after the Mexico’s reputation if U.S. officials have given came after reports that Mexican prosecutors, as boycott movement U.S. dropped a high-pro- no hint that the agree- Mexico had threatened to JERUSALEM — U.S. file drug trafficking and many expect, fail to bring against Israel as “an- ment went beyond the expel the Drug Enforce- their own charges against Secretary of State Mike ti-Semitic” and bar any money laundering case Cienfuegos case, and the ment Administration’s re- Pompeo on Thursday be- against a former Mexican Cienfuegos. groups that participate White House did not re- gional director and agents. “It would be very costly came the first top Amer- in it from receiving gov- defense secretary. spond to questions about President Andrés Man- ican diplomat to visit an The announcement sug- for Mexico, to have decided ernment funding. It was the matter or Ebard’s uel López Obrador denied to have this conversation Israeli settlement in the not immediately clear gests the fallout from the comments Thursday. that Thursday, saying, “We occupied West Bank as arrest of former Gen. Sal- with the United States, which groups would be Ebrard’s statement was didn’t threaten anybody. the State Department in vador Cienfuegos — which to achieve the dropping of affected by the move. not clear on whether Mex- All we did was express our a major policy shift an- enraged Mexico when the charges against a former Pompeo’s announce- ico would continue extra- disagreement.” nounced that products Justice Department an- cabinet secretary for the ments were largely sym- nounced it last month — diting accused drug traf- “We did not threaten to first time in history, ... for from the settlements can bolic and could be re- is far broader than previ- fickers to face charges in expel the agents. We said him to be returned to Mex- be labeled “Made in Isra- versed by the incoming ously known. U.S. courts, as it has done we want to be informed ico, and then later do noth- el.” administration of Pres- “Whoever is culpable ac- often in the past, or wheth- and for the cooperation ing,” Ebrard said. “That The two moves reflect- ident-elect Joe Biden, cording to our laws will be er he was only referring to agreements to be respect- would be almost suicidal.” ed the Trump adminis- who has promised a more tried, judged and if appli- officials accused of collabo- ed,” López Obrador said, The full scope of Mexico’s tration’s acceptance of Is- evenhanded approach to cable sentenced in Mexico, rating with drug gangs. adding, “I think it is an in- pressure was not clear and raeli settlements, which Israel and the Palestin- and not in other countries, On Tuesday, the U.S. justice for innocent people U.S. officials were vague the Palestinians and ians. Nonetheless, they and that is the basis which Department of Justice to be put on trial.” about what led them to most of the internation- illustrated the deep ties has been encouraged with requested that drug traf- “You cannot allow for- drop charges in a case al community view as a between the outgoing this agreement,” said For- ficking and money laun- eign agencies to try Mex- they had celebrated as a violation of international Trump administration eign Relations Secretary dering charges against icans if there is no proof,” major breakthrough just law and a major obstacle and the hard-line gov- Marcelo Ebrard. “That is Cienfuegos be dismissed said López Obrador, who last month, when federal to peace. ernment of Israeli Prime what has been discussed, and that he be returned to depicted it as a national agents nabbed the retired Pompeo also an- Minister Benjamin Net- what has been agreed and Mexico in the interest of sovereignty issue. “Just general in Los Angeles. nounced that the U.S. anyahu. Germany marks 75th anniversary of landmark Nuremberg trials

By David Rising a charge that didn’t exist of crimes against peace, ASSOCIATED PRESS until the Nuremberg tri- waging a war of aggres- als began on Nov. 20, 1945, sion, and crimes against BERLIN — Seventy-five in what is now seen as the humanity, whose legacies years ago, the dock of Court- birthplace of a new era of live on in the International room 600 of the Nurem- international law. Criminal Court of today. AP FILE PHOTO berg Palace of Justice was The proceedings broke Nuremberg was the city European Commission’s Head of Task Force for Relations with the United packed with some of the new ground in holding gov- where Adolf Hitler reviewed Kingdom Michel Barnier, centre, leaves the Conference Centre in London. most nefarious figures of ernment leaders individ- torchlight Nazi party rallies the 20th Century: Hermann ually responsible for their and promulgated the race Goering, Rudolf Hess, Joa- aggression and slaughter laws of 1935 that paved the Brexit trade negotiations suspended chim von Ribbentrop and 18 of millions of innocents. way for the Holocaust. other high-ranking Nazis. In addition to establishing Filmmaker Leni Riefen- because of COVID-19 case They weren’t yet known the offense of war crimes, it stahl’s famous propaganda as war criminals — it was also produced the charges movie “Triumph of the Will,” By Raf Casert and both sides are still di- talks will make it tough- with its sweeping aerial and Jill Lawless vided on three key issues. er for the negotiators to photography and other pio- ASSOCIATED PRESS EU chief negotiator Mi- clinch a deal ahead of neering techniques, brought chel Barnier said that to- Jan. 1, when the exist- the 1934 Nuremberg Nazi BRUSSELS — As if the gether with his U.K. coun- ing trade agreements be- Party Congress to the world, Brexit trade negotiations terpart, David Frost, “we tween the EU and Brit- with footage of top officials were not tortuous enough, have decided to suspend ain expire. speaking to massive crowds the coronavirus added a the negotiations at our “We are discussing with of followers at the Bavar- twist at a crucial stage on level for a short period.” them the implications for ian city’s Luitpold Arena Thursday when top-level Talks among lower-rank- the negotiations. We have and the sweeping Zeppelin talks had to be suspend- ing officials will continue been, and will continue Field. The Congress Hall ed because an EU nego- in the meantime. And once to, act in line with pub- begun by the Nazis near the tiator tested positive for the top negotiators can re- lic health guidelines and parade grounds was never COVID-19. sume meeting face-to-face, to ensure the health and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS finished, and today houses a It added uncertainty the talks should be back in welfare of our teams,” the A woman passes the Congress Hall at the ‘Re- documentation center about to the negotiations as a London. British government said ichsparteigelande’ (Nazi Party Rally Grounds) Nuremberg’s history during deadline looms ever closer Any long suspension of in a statement. in Nuremberg, Germany. the Nazi era.

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By Howard Reich American in Paris” (1951). tute Philharmonic (on the which is creating perfor- iar with every note of the sic that spoke forthrightly TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE Ever since Levant’s ren- Naxos label). Though the mance and critical editions Concerto in F to appreciate and without fuss. ditions on screen and re- album also includes works of all the composer’s works the power and stature of If Cole doesn’t conjure In 1949, pianist Oscar cord, his approach has by American composers (a monumental task, con- this recording, which can the brashness that Levant Levant released an LP of stood as definitive – the in- John Harbison, Joan Tow- sidering how much Gersh- be considered as close to brought to the first move- the most famous extend- terpretation against which er and Walter Piston, the win wrote and how little of Gershwin’s intention as is ment’s quasi-ragtime sec- ed work for piano and or- all others are measured. Concerto in F receives top it received scholarly editing possible at this late date. tion, he provides instead chestra ever penned by Now there’s another that billing for several reasons. and publishing). From the opening notes, a sense of whimsy and an American composer: can stand alongside it. For starters, Cole and Listeners who know the it’s clear that conductor balletic gracefulness that George Gershwin’s Con- Pianist Kevin Cole, cur- Miller have incorporated Concerto in F intimately Miller knows exactly what have their own appeal. certo in F (1925). rently the country’s leading musical changes based on will notice alterations to a he’s doing, taking a more Most performances of The piece looms large in Gershwin pianist, has re- the score in Gershwin’s long-familiar score, in the aggressive tempo in the the concerto’s nocturnal our popular culture thanks leased the CD “Gershwin: hand at the Library of Con- form of a more prominent dramatic opening pages slow movement that I’ve partly to Levant’s hyper-vir- Concerto in F,” with long- gress. The two performers solo part, added harmonic than many listeners may encountered tend to wal- tuoso performance of ex- time collaborator David have been working with complexity, sharper dis- be accustomed to. This is low in dragging tempos cerpts in the beloved Gene Alan Miller conducting the The Gershwin Initiative at sonance and so forth. But wholly in keeping with the and thin, wispy orches- Kelly film musical “An National Orchestral Insti- the University of Michigan, you don’t have to be famil- inherent nature of Gersh- tral textures. Once again, win’s music, which often Cole and Miller stay true sounds as if it’s in a fever- to Gershwin style, under- ish rush. Rhythmic energy, standing that the second after all, drives Gershwin’s movement has to press art as much as anything ever forward if its blues-in- else. To his credit, conductor spired themes are to main- Miller also brings forth the tain their grand arc. In his brassy Charleston dance piano solos, Cole proves rhythm that will pervade that Gershwin’s keyboard the rest of the concerto. filigree is not mere cock- When Cole enters the tail-style pianism but, musical picture, he re- rather, a shimmering po- minds us of the score’s etry that’s a tip of the hat jazz-blues essence. For to the French Impression- though Gershwin was ist Maurice Ravel (who re- working in a concerto tem- turned the compliment in plate forged by the likes some of his own scores). of Liszt and Tchaikovsky, The concerto’s third-move- his musical language was ment finale stands as a tour all American. Pianist Cole de force of brilliant key- tells us as much by em- board writing, and Levant’s phasizing the lonely-blues bat-out-of-hell hysteria re- quality of the opening pi- mains a wonder unto itself. ano theme, yet without His versions on record and indulging in the swooning in film are so frenetic, per- phrases that are the hall- cussive and compulsively marks of lesser soloists. hard-driving that they’re You can feel safe and confident Similarly, when piano and impossible to forget. orchestra arrive at the Remarkably, pianist Cole at Brooksby Village. swelling romantic theme holds his own, taking the at the first movement’s movement at quite a clip In good times and uncertain times, there’s heart, they play it with and conveying the unstop- ample feeling but none of pable, headlong momentum no safer, smarter place to be than at an the sloppy sentimentality the piece was built to convey. 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