WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2020

TED GRANT COMMENTARY Lynn Can we again x it? America is resilient, they talks say. We’ll see. In every presidential election since 1840, when Kerianne Allain Stephen Archer Patti Baker Leigh Blander Jennifer D’Eon COVID William Henry Harrison defeated Martin Van Bu- By Gayla Cawley ren, only to die of pneu- ITEM STAFF monia 31 days into his Even in this horrendous year, LYNN — While the  ve tenure, there have been at healthcare professionals least one million Ameri- who took part in Lynn’s cans who voted for a losing second COVID-19 Tele- candidate and undoubted- there’s plenty to be thankful for Town Hall Monday night ly harbored varying levels said they would be among of displeasure with the ITEM STAFF REPORT with you,” said Tutwiler. “While pathy, sense of humor, and resil- the  rst in line when a outcome. many of us will be exchanging one ience this year have been a daily vaccine becomes available, Dukakis voters were LYNN reminder to me of what we can do large gathering for smaller gath- residents were a bit more able to live with George Patrick Tutwiler when we come together as a com- erings in our homes, I believe that cautious. Bush the elder. Bush back- Lynn Schools Superintendent munity,” said Tutwiler. the intangible spirit of gratitude, The night’s panel dis- ers moved on from a loss Dr. Patrick Tutwiler sent a memo “We may not have been able to even in these challenging times, cussion, hosted by Mayor to Clinton. Gore followers, to his staff saying that he was come together in all of the ways we will still be present at every table.” Thomas M. McGee and who suffered the most ex- thankful for the dedication and have wanted with our friends and When Tutwiler sits down to eat Lynn Public Health Di- cruciatingly close defeat resilience they have shown in families, but this year we came with his own family, he said he rector Michele Desmarais, ever, accepted George W. service of students and families together in the way our students will be re ecting on his staff and featured four local medical Bush as their president during such a challenging school needed most. For that, I am truly giving thanks for their efforts so experts, Dr. Mitchell Rein (at least the vast major- year. grateful,” he said. far this school year. and Dr. Barbara Lambl, ity of them). McCain and “As we prepare to take leave for Stephen Archer “Your dedication, your willing- both of North Shore Med- Romney voters survived a few days of rest and a celebra- Lynn Fire Chief Stephen Archer ness to step into the unknown ical Center, and Dr. Geoff under Obama. And these tory meal to re ect on what we are said he was thankful for his family are just recent examples. thankful for, I wanted to take a with me in service of our students Pechinsky and Dr. Hanna America has always moment to share my appreciation and families, your creativity, em- THANKFUL, A3 Haptu, of Lynn Communi- managed to look forward ty Health Center. and to move forward. Most of the evening’s dis- This seems different. cussion centered around There is a division in the coronavirus testing, the country that transcends promising trial results politics, arguably deeper around the effectiveness of than at any point since two potential vaccines that the Civil War, which end- are still in development, ed 155 years ago. Deeper and the upcoming Thanks- than the political upheav- giving holiday. al of the ‘60s. The soul and According to the results conscience of the nation of one of the evening’s poll have been damaged. questions, which asked The question: Is it  x- residents whether they able? would take a coronavirus Civility; rationality; the ability to agree to dis- Rachel Eisenberg Ute Gfrerer Maise Shepard Patrick Tutwiler Scott Wlasuk COVID, A3 agree: gone. When some- thing as objective as the number of votes cast for respective candidates is Swampscott a matter of such vitriolic contention, what chance do we have on matters re- salutes its quiring actual contempla- tion? Boston, Washington, military D.C., and other cities erupted in joy when Joe Biden was initially de- heroes clared the winner. I saw By Guthrie Scrimgeour Gen Xers dancing in the ITEM STAFF streets of the Lower East Side of Manhattan while SWAMPSCOTT — The Military truck drivers of all de- Friends Foundation distributed scriptions leaned on their dozens of $100 Hero Meal grocery horns, prompting roars gift cards to military families and of elation. It rivaled any veterans at an event Tuesday as a Times Square New Year’s way of saying thanks to those who Eve celebration I’ve ever have served the United States both seen. People reveling in at home and abroad. COURTESY PHOTO the results of the election. “We’re excited to be able to rec- We have also seen tens The Salvation Army got a big rescue from Lynn’s police and re unions, who teamed ognize those who have served and of thousands march in up to purchase and distribute 150 turkeys for families in need this Thanksgiving. their families, especially during support of the losing can- the COVID pandemic,” said Sar- didate. ah Sweeney, Executive Director of While neither of those Lynn Police and Fire departments the Military Friends Foundation. occurrences is common- “These people have a duty to our place, as isolated inci- nation. Giving thanks to them this dents they are not neces- join forces for Salvation Army Thanksgiving is simply a way that sarily overly problematic. we can recognize their service.” What is troubling is that One hundred military families contempt has been taken By Gayla Cawley to Capt. Helen Johnson, who runs the Salvation registered to receive Hero Meals to a new level. It is no lon- ITEM STAFF Army with her husband, Kevin. from the Military Friends Founda- “The community’s in need,” said Matthew ger, “I disagree with you” tion of ce at 212 Humphrey Street LYNN — The Lynn Police and Fire unions Reddy, president of the Lynn  re ghters union. or even “I don’t like you,” from noon to 7 p.m. teamed up to donate 150 turkeys to the Sal- “We’ve always (done) that work within the com- but rather, “I hate you and The gift card, along with pie and everything you stand for.” vation Army on Tuesday morning, which were munity. If someone’s in need, and we can help, homemade thank you cards from In a recent letter to pa- later distributed to families in need for Thanks- we try to.” the Swampscott Stanley School rishioners in the Archdi- giving. The idea for the donation came about after the and Ocean Bay Girl Scouts were ocese of Boston, Cardinal Both unions, Lynn Fire ghters Local 739 and COVID-19 pandemic forced the  re department’s placed in the veterans’ cars in a Sean O’Malley wrote, the Lynn Police Association, split the $2,000 union to cancel its annual Thanksgiving lun- COVID-conscious, contactless deliv- “We are now at a moment cost for the turkeys, which were purchased from cheon at the Gregg Neighborhood House. when a new beginning PriceRite. The O’Connor family — Lynn  re ghter Mike ery. is not only possible, but The turkeys went to families of four or more O’Connor, his sister, Kelly, who is executive In total, 250 gift cards will be at the Salvation Army’s daily meal distribution GRANT, A2 site at Manning Field that afternoon, according LYNN, A3 SWAMPSCOTT, A2

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LYNN — More than 200 es will pitch in and make “I like to be with peo- day’s feast begins with John and Iva Mohla. She grew Raymond Leather, whom she turkeys and in excess of cookies. ple. The best thing about Market Basket shopping up in Wakefield, MA, along with married in 2000. 1,000 pounds of potatoes Markos will make a it is everyone is happy,” excursions and assem- her five siblings. She attend- Barb is survived by her chil- help make up the menu for COVID-19 break from he said. Markos started bling meal ingredients ed Wakefield High School and dren: David and wife Lesley the annual free Thanks- tradition and serve tur- serving Thanksgiving din- with cooking underway by graduated in 1945. Kellar of Alton, Kristine Kellar giving dinner Brothers key with all the fixings ner in 1993 and estimated Barb worked as a telephone of Wolfeboro, Lisa Noyes of Deli owner George Markos on the sidewalk in front he has handed out 27,000 5 p.m. Wednesday. Markos’ operator for Bell Telephone Alton; eight grandchildren, five will serve on Thursday be- of his 41 Market Street dinners since then. His de- own Thanksgiving meal Company, “Ma Bell,” where she great-grandchildren and many ginning at 8 a.m. restaurant instead of in- sire to feed others stems will consist of any mor- met her husband of 44 years, nieces and nephews. She is The Nahant resident’s side Brothers. Meals will from memories of his first sels he can grab between John (Jack) Kellar. She and predeceased by her husband labor of love starts this be available until 2 p.m. years in the United States slicing turkey and serving Jack lived in Wakefield with Jack in 1993. evening with the cook- But in true Markos tradi- when he immigrated from side dishes. their three children. In 1968, She felt blessed to spend her they permanently moved to last year of her life in Alton sur- Alton, after spending many rounded by her family. Virus cases surge in Lynn and Swampscott memorable years at their camp Service Information: A cel- in West Alton on Lake Winnipe- ebration of Barb’s life will be saukee, which they built after held at a later date. By Gayla Cawley are active and 6,007 peo- The town now has 1,167 proached these numbers the Hurricane of ‘54. To express condolences, ITEM STAFF ple have recovered from cases and 45 deaths, ac- was back in April, when Barb loved to ski, hike and please visit: www.peasleefu- the virus, according to city cording to its website. there were 26 new cases Lynn reported anoth- data. Numbers remained the reported in one week. travel. She always had a smile neralhome.com er coronavirus spike on and kind word to share with In Revere, 27 new cas- same in Lynnfield (264 As of Monday, Peabody Tuesday, with 69 new cas- es were reported to bring cases, 15 deaths) and Na- had 2,037 cases and 201 es reported. the city’s total numbers hant (91 cases, six deaths) deaths and Swampscott A double-digit case in- to 4,124 cases and 112 and were not updated in had 253 cases and 11 crease was also reported deaths, according to the Marblehead, Peabody or deaths. Marblehead (359 Elizabeth B. (Burke) in Revere, but numbers city website. Swampscott on Tuesday. cases, 30 deaths) has not remained the same or Saugus did not update Swampscott reported provided updated num- Corcoran, 74 were not updated in other its numbers on Tuesday, their highest number of bers since last Friday. North Shore communities. but had reported 46 new new cases all year Mon- Gayla Cawley can be WINCHESTER - Elizabeth Lynn now has 7,225 cas- cases on Monday, which day, with 33 additional reached at gcawley@item- B. (Burke) Corcoran, age 74, es and 129 deaths. Of its had accumulated since cases from Nov. 15 to Nov live.com. Follow her on of Winchester, formerly of total caseload, 1,089 cases last Friday. 21. The last time they ap- Twitter @GaylaCawley. Swampscott and Taunton, passed away on November 22, 2020. Born in Salem, MA, she was the daughter of the late Can we fix it? Arthur J. and Veronica M. (Mc- Gettrick) Burke. GRANT out of this mess? were prompted by their turn down the tempera- Elizabeth was the third gen- From A1 President-elect Biden 401(k); others by the “I’m ture. eration of her family raised and has the unenviable task no politician” schtick (ig- We need an adult in the educated in Swampscott, and urgently necessary. The of leading that hopeful- noring the fact that poli- White House to help us graduated from Swampscott work at hand calls us to ly not-Sisyphean effort. tics is what makes govern- address racial, sexual, and High School. She attended respect the opinion of When the dancing stops ment work). Whatever. economic inequalities that Bridgewater State College and others, to dialogue about and the work begins, those Those numbers support are crippling our nation. earned her B.S. in Education, differing perspectives, to and was employed for many who are pleased with the the notion that the cen- That work will be ardu- seek reconciliation where prospect of a new resident trist Biden was the sole ous and painstaking — years as a Special Education there has been estrange- of 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Democrat among the doz- and critically important. Teacher at the BICO Collabo- ment, to work for the heal- would be well served to not ens who sought the pres- I hope we’re up to the rative. eral nieces and nephews. ing among people of our Liz was known as a mother Service Information: Rela- country.” lose sight of a few critical idency who could win the task. to all of her children’s friends, tives and friends are kindly Saying that one side facts and suppositions. general election. And he Given what we’ve be- whether they just enjoyed being invited to visit briefly with of the political spectrum Approximately 73 mil- may well be uniquely suit- come, I’m not optimistic. around her home, or looked to the family at Costello Funer- bears all the blame for the lion Americans, or almost ed to perform what is most confide in her. Her children re- al Home, 177 Washington mess we’re in would be half of all voters this year, needed from our president Ted Grant is publisher of membered her grace and dig- St., Winchester, on Fri., Nov. recklessly presumptuous. cast their ballot for the in 2021: eliminating the Essex Media Group and nity and said she “never had a 27 from 3-5PM, and are And, really, does it mat- incumbent. They are not hatred. In time, politics The Daily Item, and can bad day” and “was generous asked to wear masks, prac- ter? Isn’t the more import- all racists, homophobes or will take care of itself; be reached at: emg@item- to a fault”. In that spirit, she tice social- distancing and ant issue, How do we get white supremacists. Some what we need now is to live.com. embraced her role as grand- enter through the front door. mother and delighted in her A Funeral Mass will be held two granddaughters. on Sat., Nov. 28 at 10AM Elizabeth is survived by her at St. John the Evangelist Swampscott salutes its military heroes children: Christine E. Corcoran Church 174 Humphrey St., and husband Dr. Joseph Wein- Swampscott at 10AM. Buri- SWAMPSCOTT stein of Westwood, Deborah A. al is private. In lieu of flow- From A1 Corcoran and husband John ers, donations in her name Harrington of Winchester. She may be made to the Boston given out as part of the was the devoted grandmother Rescue Mission, 39 Kings- program — 100 were dis- of Kate and Elizabeth Har- ton St., Boston, MA 02111. tributed directly, while rington, the dear sister of Arthur www.brm.org. Arrangements 50 additional gift cards J. Burke and wife Kathy, Fred T. by Costello Funeral Home of will be mailed to veter- Burke and wife Kathy, all of NC, Winchester www.costellofu- ans on the North Shore, and is further survived by sev- neralhome.com and 100 gift cards will be mailed to families of the fallen, for a total gift of $2,500. What’s open and closed Sweeney emphasized the sacrifices that many Na- tional Guard soldiers have on Thanksgiving made on the homefront in the COVID-19 response. WHAT’S OPEN: lar hours 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. More than 50,000 National Certain restaurants, in- Friday. Guard soldiers have been cluding Applebees, Black All Massachusetts li- activated nationwide. Bear Diner, and Boston quor stores will be closed. Sarah Sweeney’s hus- Market, will be open. All banks will be closed. band, Mike, the Swamp- Certain chain stores, in- UPS is closed, but UPS scott Veterans agent, was cluding Best Buy and Bed Holiday Critical Delivery called up for National ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Bath and Beyond, will be is available. Guard service in March, Military Friends Foundation give away a pie, a grocery store gift card, open. The stock market is where he worked to dis- and thank you cards during a veteran giveaway on Tuesday afternoon All MBTA routes will op- closed. tribute personal protective on Humphrey Street in Swampscott. Veteran Christine Tron closes the erate on weekend sched- PLACES OFFERING equipment from a ware- trunk of a car after placing the gifts in the back. ules. THANKSGIVING house in Marlborough. For Gas stations and con- DINNERS: the duration of his 90-day culture. ety of grant programs and will be providing another venience stores will gen- Haven from Hunger service, he was unable to “Military families have community empowerment $30,000 to military fami- erally be open regular (71 Wallis St., Peabody) see his family. been impacted significant- events in support of fami- lies at Hanscom Air Force hours. will be providing to-go “It’s just tough on the ly by COVID. Military lies who have faced hard- Base, Gold Star Families CVS, Rite Aid, and Wal- Thanksgiving meals be- family,” said Mike Swee- spouses now have an 18 ships related to military and local veterans. greens are open. Hours tween 11 a.m. and 12:30 ney. “It’s been a tough year percent unemployment service. Both Sweeneys were ap- will vary. p.m. for the families of National rate, which is higher cer- The Military Friends preciative of the town of WHAT’S CLOSED Brothers Deli (41 Mar- tainly than the national Foundation also or- Guard soldiers that have Swampscott’s support for Most municipal build- ket St., Lynn) will provide been called up for duty.” average,” said Sarah Swee- ganized the common- the giveaway and for vet- ings in the region will be take-out Thanksgiving A 2019 Military Family ney. wealth’s COVID-19 re- closed, including post of- meals that will be avail- Advisory study found that, Established after the lief fund, which provided erans in general. fices, libraries, and town able from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. pre-COVID, 15.3 percent Sept. 11 terror attacks, more than $100,000 in “The town of Swampscott halls. My Brother’s Table (98 of U.S. military families Military Friends Founda- food assistance to mili- has been great with this,” No ferry service. Willow St., Lynn) is pro- struggled to feed them- tion has provided millions tary personnel and their said Mike Sweeney. “I can’t All Massachusetts Stop viding to-go Thanksgiving selves and 12.7 percent of dollars in direct aid to families. thank them enough for all & Shop and Market Bas- meals to individuals and of those families are “food help military families and In addition to the Hero their support. Whatever ket stores will be closed. families from noon to 6 insecure,” according to the families of the fallen. The Meals giveaway, the Mil- they needed to do to make Trader Joe’s stores will p.m. U.S. Department of Agri- organization offers a vari- itary Friends Foundation be closed on Thanksgiving The Friends of Sa- it work, they did.” Day but reopen 9 a.m. Fri- lem Council on Aging Guthrie Scrimgeour day. (Salem) are sponsoring IN MEMORIAM can be reached at gscrim- JEFFREY N. (JAY) OLSON, JR. 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Lynn, MA 01903 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 There’s plenty to be thankful for

THANKFUL I love; my three children had whales visiting us,” celebrated during the good, From A1 making their marks on Gfrerer said. “I am healthy and I could never survive the world; my parents who … I have a good husband, without the love and laugh- this year, which has kept model honesty, kindness, a wonderful daughter, and ter my family brings.” him grounded during such hard work, and bravery; a some of my dearest friends SALEM a tumultuous time. job that makes me think; live close by.” Maise Shepard “I’m thankful this year and a body that, despite PEABODY Salem resident Maise for the love and support of recent health challenges, Scott Wlasuk Shepard found a silver my family that has stuck keeps moving forward. Peabody Police Captain lining to be grateful for in together through the con- Happy Thanksgiving to Scott Wlasuk, now in his 2020. fusion and uncertainty of all. 32nd year as a police officer, After graduating Bryn a very chaotic year,” said Patti DiCarlo Baker said he has many things to Mawr University with a de- Archer. “I’ve been reminded First I am thankful for be thankful for. gree in Physics during the all year that no matter how my family, friends and the “I could have retired pandemic, she began work tumultuous things get in support all of us have been this year but I still love as a prep cook at a Salem the outside world, it’s calm- able to give to each other my job and being out in restaurant while searching ing and reassuring to come during these difficult times. the community and being for a job more related to her home to the safety and uni- We have had to think and able to have a positive im- studies. ty of a loving family. live differently for months pact on someone’s life,” he She found work at a “My wife, Susan, gets now. This pandemic has said. “With that, I am very Cambridge start-up this much of the credit for that. forced us all to slow down, thankful that I love what I fall, in a role that she en- She has been our family’s look around, and really do and have a chief of police joys and that was better rock in a time of storm,” he take inventory of all we (Tom Griffin) who is very aligned with her interests. said. have. Families began to supportive and also Mayor “I miraculously found a LYNNFIELD spend more time with each Bettencourt has been very job. During a time when Kerrianne Allain other. My 16-year-old neph- supportive as has the en- there’s extreme unemploy- For the past five years, ew now goes out to break- tire city of Peabody.” ment. So I’m grateful for the Allain family has been fast with his friends. They Normally on Thanksgiv- that,” she said. intricately involved with don’t get to see each other ing, Wlasuk (currently an Shepard brings a home- ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO football. Son Hunter, now in school, sports or other ac- assistant at Revere High) made dessert to her dad’s As cases continue to spike in Lynn, the amount a sophomore at RPI, was a tivities so this is how they is coaching high school house each year for a of people getting tested at Lynn Community senior captain of the team, are keeping in touch with football and isn’t around to Thanksgiving dinner, an Health Center is surging. while daughter Lexi, a each other. help at home. But this year, event that usually includes freshman at Northeastern, We are also fortunate he will be. a variety of family and was a two-time cheer squad to live in a beautiful area “Maybe my wife will ap- friends. The dinner will be captain. Mom Kerrianne where we can go outside preciate me being around scaled down this year. Lynn again could be seen everywhere and enjoy just walking to help out,” he joked. “But “Despite the fact that on game day, working the around looking at the views probably, the most import- I’m disappointed we can’t concessions and patrolling and getting exercise. ant thing for me that I am have dinner with the usual the sidelines with her cam- Working for a non-profit, I thankful for is the health group of people,” said Shep- talks COVID era chronicling the sea- am thankful for the people and safety of my family and ard. “I’m still thankful that son, while dad Dennis was that have helped keep the friends. it happens to begin with, COVID expect the availability of a regular member of the doors of many restaurants, “I have a son who is a po- and that I have something I From A1 a vaccine could still be at chain gang. and shops open. People liceman in New Hampshire, can be disappointed about.” least months away. Un- “Thanksgiving football have really made an effort and I am just thankful that SWAMPSCOTT vaccine once it became til that time, McGee said has been our tradition, so to sponsor, donate and shop he comes home and is safe. Rachel Eisenberg available, 54 percent of re- people needed to continue we will have a new tradi- local. I am thankful to live I thank God every day that Swampscott school teach- spondents said they were to be vigilant about fol- tion this year,” Kerrianne in a community with these he comes home safe. I am er Rachel Eisenberg said going to wait it out a bit. lowing COVID-19 safety said. “It’s going to look a kinds of people. thankful to have a wonder- she is thankful for the Those respondents said protocols, such as wear- little different this year, And I am thankful for be- ful family, a wonderful wife simple things this year, in- they planned to take the ing masks, washing their but we will all be sitting at ing included in this. and two wonderful sons cluding her family and the vaccine eventually, but not hands, social distancing the Thanksgiving table to- NAHANT and thankful that I live in comfort that working in a until there was more data and not gathering with gether so I am grateful for Ute Gfrerer a great city.” creative field has brought on its effectiveness and po- people outside of their that,” Kerrianne said. “I am Nahant opera singer Ute SAUGUS her and her students tential side effects first, ac- households. thankful we are all healthy,” Gfrerer said that when the Jennifer D’Eon during a difficult time. cording to the poll results. Another resident want- said Allain. “I have Hunter pandemic first hit, she fell Saugus parent Jenni- Eisenberg, an elementary Eight percent of resi- ed to know what number at home (working remote- into a “deep crisis” when fer D’Eon has been open art teacher in the Swamp- dents who responded said they should call if they see ly) and that’s not easy and she realized she wouldn’t about her family’s struggle scott school district, who they were not planning someone not following virus have Lexi in town on cam- be able to perform onstage with online learning in the moonlights as an artist, to get the vaccine at all, guidelines, and was direct- pus, but the four of us will and share her music with a wake of state-wide school “deeply connects to the vi- based on either their per- ed to call City Hall at (781) all be together on Thanks- live audience. shutdowns. In September, sual and expressive arts,” sonal or religious beliefs, 598-4000 and ask for the In- giving and we just have to To cope with her new nor- D’Eon humorously docu- she said. or because they simply spectional Services Depart- take it one day at a time.” mal, Gfrerer turned anoth- mented her two children’s “This Thanksgiving, I am never get regular vaccines, ment or Health division. MARBLEHEAD er lifelong interest of hers return to online classes holding much gratitude including flu shots. “I do receive a lot of Leigh Blander — astrology — into her new through a number of Face- for the incredible gifts of Only 38 percent of re- complaints online,” said Following in my mother’s vocation. book updates, but she ad- creativity and the ways in spondents said they would Desmarais. “I highly en- footsteps, I am now the pes- “I enrolled in astrology mits that as a family with which the arts have provid- get vaccinated right away, courage anybody to try ky one who insists that ev- school and recently gradu- two working parents, it’s ed healing, hope, and con- with 24 percent basing to report things that they eryone at our Thanksgiving ated and now give readings been hard. nection over the past year their reason on wanting to see that they think are not table share what they are to people and can contin- “(The year) 2020 was a for myself and amongst my keep their loved ones safe, right. If that means you grateful for before we start ue what I love doing most: time of constant transition,” students,” said Eisenberg. and the other 14 percent have to snitch on people, passing the gravy. So even connecting with people and she said. “Never knowing “I am grateful for the in- saying their decision would I think it’s important be- though our holiday this creating joy and healing what to anticipate next, I credibly unique art making be based on their doctor cause you could be saving year will look very different experiences we have shared for them,” she said of what found inspiration and joy telling them it was safe. somebody’s life.” (only three of us at the ta- and the ways in which I she’s grateful for this year. throughout this pandemic “I’m encouraged so few Lambl said part of the ble, due to COVID restric- “That’s what I do when I have found new ways and with my family.” people are planning not to problem is the American tions), I have been thinking sing, and that’s what I can possibilities of creating She added that 2020 take a vaccine,” said Lam- culture, which discourages a lot about gratitude as we do through astrological con- even through challenges.” was meant to be an excit- bl, adding that there have people from telling other approach Thursday. sultations.” ing year filled with college On a more personal lev- yet to be any serious side people what to do or how With news that the tran- A frequent world-traveler, tours and seminars for her el, Eisenberg, who lives in effects from ongoing vac- to live their lives. sition to a new presidential she added that even though oldest daughter, Ally, who is Salem, said she was thank- cine trials. “In other cultures, it’s administration can final- she may not have been able a senior honors student at ful for her family, which Although Lambl echoed very common to give feed- ly begin in earnest, I am to leave her home this year, Saugus High School. includes her partner and other medical profession- back when you see some- grateful for the enduring she’s happy to have made As difficult as this year their eight-year-old child als on the panel about her one doing something that power of American democ- new friends all over the has been, however, it hasn’t and three pets. desire to get vaccinated is clearly wrong and it’s racy. It sounds corny, but world through her internet dimmed D’Eon’s apprecia- “There’s many simple right away, she said, “I too harmful to the communi- it’s true. I have worried readings. tion for the little things in things to be thankful for — would like to see the final ty, to give them immediate that this great experiment She said she’s especially life. our home, health, each oth- safety reports and what feedback,” said Lambl. “It started nearly 250 years thankful to live in a town “I’m thankful for the qual- er, income,” said Eisenberg. the FDA has to say about doesn’t have to be (that) ago had sustained one too surrounded by nature ity time we’ve been given “Certainly each day this these vaccines.” you’re scolding them. It many blows, but it proved during this time. to slow down and come to- year these things have ris- “The data is very encour- can just be pointing at your itself to be just resilient “I live in a beautiful place gether,” she said. “Cooking, en to the surface as not just aging for the safety and ef- nose to try to tell them enough. surrounded by stunning na- playing games, sometimes ‘nice to haves,’ but we have fectiveness of possible vac- their mask is falling down. And, on a more personal ture, the wild New England crying because it’s all hard. realized the magnitude of cines,” said Rein, noting It doesn’t have to be some- level, I am forever grateful coastline, unusual birds, “We supported each other gratitude we have for such that although people may thing very, very dramatic.” for the following: the man and this summer we even through the hard times and basic comforts.” experience arm soreness All of the panelists urged and flu-like symptoms for people not to gather with a couple of days, many people outside of their may find that brief discom- Lynn Police and Fire departments households for Thanks- fort worth it if it prevents giving, with the medical such a serious disease. experts encouraging res- “Hopefully that 54 per- idents to instead have a join forces for Salvation Army cent will be comfortable by “Zooms-giving.” the time a vaccine is avail- “We’ve already seen how LYNN know what. Last week, we and Matt went and got families with three mem- able,” said Rein. COVID fatigue and our From A1 got a phone call that the a bunch of turkeys from bers received a gift card Pechinsky likened peo- lack of responsible action Salvation Army was hurt- PriceRite. to purchase Thanksgiving ple’s responsibility to get- director of the Gregg can cause a sharp increase ing for some things.” “Police and fire do a lot of food, Johnson said. ting vaccinated to being House, and their parents, in cases in a short period Reddy had received a good in the community as Between the two days, a part of a social contract, Kevin and Judy — start- of time, the second wave phone call from a city far as giving back,” so the little more than 1,000 tur- aimed at slowing the ed the Thanksgiving tra- of infections that we’re councilor, who told him donation was no-brainer keys and gift cards were spread of a virus that has dition at the after-school experiencing right now,” that the Salvation Army when the Salvation Army distributed by the Salva- already killed more than childcare center 34 years said McGee. “I know these was in need of donations, relayed that they were in tion Army, which came 250,000 people across the ago. continue to be challenging and he wanted to know desperate need of turkeys, from the donations made country. About 15 years ago, times, but if we continue if Lynn Police wanted Donovan said. by the police and firefight- “The way to slow that Mike O’Connor enlisted to help, added Sgt. Tim “We tried to buy as many ers unions, along with the down is to really get vacci- to make these sacrifices the help of the firefight- Donovan, president of the as we could,” he said. monetary donations made nated and the data so far now together, we can get ers union to keep up with Lynn Police Association. Johnson noted that the by those three other orga- is very promising,” said through this with less the growing demand of “We do it all the time,” Salvation Army was also nizations, Johnson said. Pechinsky. sickness, less loss and find the annual luncheon. The said Donovan. “Our guys able to purchase turkeys “It was wonderful be- According to published the light at the end of the union now runs the event, gave $2,000 worth of tur- for families this week cause yesterday we gave reports, the two drug tunnel.” which aims to provide keys on Monday to the with monetary donations out a lot of turkeys as companies with the most Gayla Cawley can be Gregg House kids with a Washington Street Bap- made by the International well,” said Johnson. “We promising vaccines so far, reached at gcawley@item- traditional Thanksgiving tist Church. That was Brotherhood of Electrical thought we were done yes- Pfizer and Moderna, have live.com. Follow her on dinner. donations that guys paid Workers, LEO Inc., and terday so to get more to- reported that their vac- Twitter @GaylaCawley. “Obviously with COVID (for with) their own mon- Branch Church. day was wonderful.” cines are more than 94 we couldn’t do that this ey and they’ve been doing Only families with at Gayla Cawley can be percent effective. LAW OFFICES OF year at the Gregg House,” it every year for at least least four members re- reached at gcawley@item- While Pechinsky said the JAMES J. CARRIGAN said Reddy. “We wanted to 20-plus years. We basical- ceived a turkey on Mon- live.com. Follow her on research around the effec- • Social Security Disability do something. We didn’t ly put our money together day and Tuesday, while Twitter @GaylaCawley. tiveness of a future vaccine • Workers Compensation has provided a sense of op- • Accidents timism and hope that peo- 25 years located across ple have not experienced from Lynn District Court ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! in some time, he said peo- 15 Johnson St. ple still need to “hunker 781-596-0100 down” until one becomes JAMES J. CARRIGAN Call Customer Service to place an ad ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN available. LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL 781-593-7700, ext. 2 Medical professionals www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2020 OPINION

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E¤¥¤ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Our best bet for unity M¦Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. SŸ E. K¡ Advertising Director News Director Gordon R. Hall At its core, the Ameri- dream is further out of fact, 4.92 is my Uber 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¡¢ Monica Connell Healey can Dream is the vision reach, only 11 percent driver score from when P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton statement for the United said that the pandemic things got tough. I could J N. W  C  T¡£ Michael H. Shanahan Lynn, MA 01903 Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman States. pushed it completely out not pay my full salary for Its most common defi- of reach. quite some time, and was Customer Service Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS nition, first coined by the We also asked what rep- racking up a substantial Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 author James Truslow resented achieving the amount of credit card Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Adams, is the dream of a American Dream for them. debt. All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 land where people seek In our survey, people But, despite the un- 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 to live “better, richer, and were asked to classi- certainty and struggle, Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 fuller lives” regardless of fy statements by how that episode in my life Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 where they started. And it essential they were to represents everything I Classified/Legal Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 cherish about the Ameri- [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 has stood the test of time. the American Dream. But the American Eighty-two percent said can Dream. When things Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Dream is not an assur- that freedom of choice in weren’t going according [email protected] ance. For many decades, how to live was essential to plan, I had to con- Circulation that dream was out of — which topped the list. tinue pushing forward [email protected] reach for many Ameri- Eighty-one percent said and make ends meet by cans because of the injus- having a good family life working as an Uber driv- Ext. 3 tices of the past, which was essential and 71 per- er — a decision in which Newsroom we should all acknowl- cent said retiring com- I take a lot of pride. [email protected] edge and learn from. fortably was essential. Sometimes between cus- [email protected] However, the promise When it comes to what tomers, I would follow up Ext. 4 of the American Dream most people might associ- on certain projects, reply EDITORIAL was not born out of slav- ate the American Dream to emails from donors, Sports ery. It was not born out with, owning a home, and even discuss papers [email protected] of exploitative capital- only 49 percent of re- with Nobel laureates with Ext. 5 ism, or any other evil spondents thought it was whom we were trying to Retail and Online that people may want to essential and 44 percent work. Aside from financ- Advertising ascribe to it. It was born thought it was important es, the stress of it all had [email protected] Is Lynn doing out of freedom and aspi- but not essential. Most taken a toll, albeit a small ADVERTISING ration. importantly, only 13 per- one, on our family. Despite our incredible cent of people (about one But through it all, and Ernie Carpenter Jr. enough to fight polarization, most Amer- in 10), said becoming with the support of my Director of Advertising wealthy was essential to family, the opportuni- and Business Development, ext. 1355 icans are hungry for a [email protected] commonsense harmony the American Dream. ty to continue to pursue COVID-19? where we respect each Another important my goals while working Ralph Mitchell other and find something factor our survey asked part-time on a flexible Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] meaningful to coalesce about was whether peo- schedule was one of the Lynn Mayor Thomas M. McGee said the around. I believe that ple perceived they had best experiences I had. Eric Rondeau city is actively using several weapons at common ground can be more opportunities than All of those experienc- Sales Representative, ext. 1280 its disposal to fight COVID-19. But is the the national ethos of the their parents. Eight-five es, the good and the bad, [email protected] city and its leadership doing enough to American Dream. percent of respondents, the failures and the tri- Patricia Whalen check the deadly virus and eliminate its A recent nationally regardless of race but umphs, represent my Sales Representative, ext. 1310 spread throughout the city? representative survey even more so for Blacks, American Dream. And [email protected] Let’s consider some grim facts: A city we conducted gauging reported that they had my story is not exclusive: resident died every day between Nov. 16 BUSINESS OFFICE Americans’ beliefs about more or about the same There have been count- and Nov. 19 from COVID-19 as the city’s the American Dream amount of opportunities less people throughout Susan J. Conti caseload soared from 6,660 to 6,881 cas- Controller, ext. 1288 offers some hope. One than their parents. history who have en- es. Lynn ended last week with the city’s [email protected] of the most pressing Only 15 percent of dured even more chal- COVID-19 case rate climbing above the questions of our time is people thought they lenges, and today’s suc- Ted Grant 7,000-case mark and 129 deaths attribut- Publisher, ext. 1234 whether this dream is had fewer opportuni- cessful entrepreneurs ed to the virus. [email protected] still alive, if it is fading, ties. And when asked if and founders go through The city’s positive test rate climbed from they thought their kids, these ups and downs reg- Marian Kinney Nov. 6 to Nov. 20 to 9.14 percent — the or if it is now simply out of reach for most Amer- if they had any, would ularly. ext. 1212 sixth-highest in the state, according to the [email protected] have more opportunities But that is what makes state Department of Public Health. icans. each dream unique. And Will Kraft The worry for Lynn and every American What we found is that than they would, the ma- that is what has made Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 community is that experts on the pandem- — at least, according to jority of people thought the American economy [email protected] ic agree that case rates will climb even Americans — the Amer- their children were like- higher following Thanksgiving gatherings ican Dream is alive and ly to have either more or and culture resilient and Paula Villacreses and intensified travel. well. Seventy-four percent about the same amount dynamic. A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 McGee has already expressed concern of respondents, or three of opportunities they Regardless of which [email protected] political party is in the about a holiday virus spread and bluntly in every four Americans, had. Only 18 percent of Mike Shanahan warned city residents in a Daily Item ar- say that they have either respondents said their White House, our best Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 ticle published on Tuesday, “don’t see any- achieved the American kids would have fewer bet for empowering peo- [email protected] Dream or are on their way opportunities. ple is striving to coalesce body.” Carolina Trujillo As if anticipating the potential for a hol- to achieving it. My own American around the American Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 iday spread, McGee pointed the finger at Only 24 percent of Dream was founding a Dream, instead of relying [email protected] small social gatherings as the primary Americans we surveyed startup nonprofit dedi- on politics for our ulti- cated to rekindling the mate source of meaning. Jim Wilson reason for the city’s high case rate. He said said it is out of reach. Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 contact tracing to match people who test The pandemic has cer- American Dream and be- Gonzalo Schwarz is [email protected] tainly affected peoples’ ing able to write this ar- president and CEO of positive for COVID-19 with people they CIRCULATION have been around supports his conclusion perception of the dream: ticle. Has the road been the Archbridge Institute about the virus’ spread. But even still, although easy? Not even close. in Washington, D.C. He Lisa Mahmoud “Complacence,” said the mayor, is to 45 percent of survey re- The number “4.92” al- wrote this for Inside- Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] blame for people not following basic spondents said that the ways comes to mind. In Sources.com. COVID-19 protection rules, including CUSTOMER SERVICE mask wearing, social distancing, and hand MOLLY COTTRILL AND CHARLES MCGEE washing. La’ Mosha Ball Customer Service, ext. 1276 If COVID-19 is spreading and killing [email protected] people on the homefront then the question should be asked: Is the city doing enough People of color need GRAPHICS to enlist Lynn residents on the homefront Trevor Andreozzi to fight the virus? Designer The city is waging the fight: Community [email protected] care coordinators are in neighborhoods re- Mark Sutherland minding people to follow protection rules. healthier food Creative Director, ext. 1330 Electronic signs flashing the rules have In this time of racial Agriculture has estimat- This, and other factors, [email protected] been posted on Walnut Street and other reckoning, the likes of ed that across the coun- The Atlantic reported NEWSROOM locations around the city and inspectors which our nation has not try, more than 20 million in 2018, contribute to a are ensuring restaurants follow anti-virus Mike Alongi seen since the 1960s, one people live in low-income life expectancy that is Sports Editor, ext. 1228 precautions. reconciliatory step is of- areas that are “food des- 20 years lower in large- But are those measures enough in the [email protected] ten overlooked: increas- erts,” defined in this ly Black, poor neighbor- face of a holiday surge? Should a signifi- Elyse Carmosino ing the ability of people study as living more than hoods than that in white, cantly-expanded public awareness cam- Reporter, ext. 1264 of color to obtain healthy one mile from a super- wealthier areas. paign be mounted with Christmas a month [email protected] food. market or large grocery We can serve people away? Does the city need to reach out to The novel coronavirus store. In these areas, cor- better — especially our Gayla Cawley every Lynn household and remind people does not discriminate, ner stores and fast food Reporter, ext. 1236 communities of color — [email protected] directly to take responsibility for stopping but it sadly reflects and outlets are plentiful, the virus’ spread? we have the power to exacerbates centuries leading residents to rely improve health outcomes Cheryl Charles If ever there was a right time for the city News Editor, ext. 1278 of systemic racism that on foods high in saturat- by addressing a root to launch a visible and concentrated effort created racial health dis- ed fat, salt and sugar. [email protected] to stop COVID-19 in its tracks, now is that cause of racial health parities in our country. Unhealthy diets have disparities. And as we Olivia Falcigno time and now is the time for decisive lead- According to a recent major consequences: Photographer, ext.1224 ership in the war against COVID-19. work to dismantle ineq- [email protected] study published in the significantly increased uitable systems, we can journal PLOS Medicine, rates of cardiovascular recognize that the nutri- Spenser Hasak Black and Latinx people disease, Type 2 diabetes, Photographer, ext. 1332 tional value matters in are twice as likely to con- hypertension and obesity [email protected] the food we give. Let’s of- tract the virus as their — all comorbidities asso- fer healthy options when Thor Jourgensen white counterparts. Part ciated with COVID-19 we donate to food drives. Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 of the reason for this is hospitalizations and [email protected] deaths. Molly Cottrill is the ex- a lack of access to nutri- Daniel Kane tious food. We believe that food is ecutive director of Heav- en on Earth NOW, Inc. Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 Of course, Black and medicine. In many com- [email protected] Latinx people are not munities across the na- (www.heavenonearth- the only Americans af- tion, access to healthy now.net). Charles McGee, Steve Krause ret. command sergeant News Director, ext. 1229 fected, but they expe- food can depend largely [email protected] rience hunger and food on one’s race and socio- major, U.S. Army, serves insecurity at twice the economic status. Ac- on the group’s board of Guthrie Scrimgeour directors. This column Reporter, ext. 1222 rate as white folks — re- cording to the National [email protected] markably mirroring the Academies of Sciences, was produced for the disproportionate rate African Americans have Progressive Media Proj- Anne Marie Tobin at which communities half the access to chain ect, which is run by The Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 [email protected] of color are affected by supermarkets as their Progressive magazine, COVID-19. white counterparts; His- and distributed by Tri- TECHNOLOGY The U.S. Department of panics have one-third. bune News Service. Tim Noyes 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] WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- was instructed by the state larly arrests, reflect police records. and his employer to notify the In the event of a perceived inac- police. curacy, it is the sole responsibility of the concerned party to contact Vandalism the relevant police department and Police received a report have the department issue a no- at 4:29 p.m. Friday from a tice of correction to the Daily Item. man on Ocean Street who Corrections or clarifications will not reported someone threw a rock through his car’s rear be made without express notice of window. A dispatched officer change from the arresting police reported the rock came from department. a neighbor’s contractor, who was stump grinding. The offi- LYNN cer reported the parties would handle the issue on their own. Arrest Kenneth Niboh, 44, of 376 PEABODY Washington St., was arrest- ed and charged with Class B Accidents drug possession at 6:45 a.m. Police received a report Tuesday. at 7:26 a.m. Tuesday of a car into a pole near Ameri- Accidents can Credit Union on Tremont A report of a motor vehicle Street. The Peabody Munic- ipal Light Plant was notified hit and run crash at 2 p.m. AP PHOTO | CHARLES REX ARBOGAST Monday at 9 Linwood Road. and responded. One vehicle A report of a motor vehicle was reportedly towed. Cashier Druhan Parker, center, works behind a plexiglass shield as he checks out shoppers at an crash at 4:02 p.m. Monday at Ulta beauty store on Chicago’s Magnificent Mile. 63 Cottage St.; at 4:48 p.m. Animal Control Monday at 172 Washington Police received a report at St.; at 5:47 p.m. Monday at 4:46 p.m. Monday for an in- 555 Lynnway; at 6:17 p.m. jured fox on the playground In pandemic era’s isolation, Monday at 825 Lynnway; at of Carroll School on Northend 11:48 p.m. Monday at 133 Street. An officer checked the Chestnut St.; at 8:19 a.m. area but was unable to locate meaning of ‘self-care’ evolves Tuesday at 41 Lewis St.; at the wildlife. 3:16 p.m. Tuesday at Monte Road and Western Avenue. Complaints By Anne D’innocenzio ries about longevity and of quick showers in the has her own beauty line, A report of a motor vehicle and Sophia fears of mortality mere morning. She’s happier recently posted a close-up crash with personal injury at Police received a call at Rosenbaum hypotheticals. They are doing so. shot in which she wears a 1:37 p.m. Tuesday at Chase 9:18 a.m. Tuesday about a ASSOCIATED PRESS 2020’s reality. “Taking care of myself,” cat-eye look with natural, Road and Euclid Avenue. It is that daunting real- Speaks says, “is one way peach-colored lipstick. She disagreement between a cus- NEW YORK — These tomer and clerk at Metro PCS ity that has skyrocketed for me to have control.” did her makeup “to cheer days, with a pandemic the importance of “me” myself up.” Breaking and Entering on Main Street. raging, this is what life A caller reported at 1:34 time: stress-baking the BEYOND THE “(S)o many people are A report of a breaking and can look like: latest viral creation, tend- ‘LIPSTICK INDEX’ going through hard times p.m. Monday that an aggres- Staring at your face on entering at 1:02 p.m. Tuesday sive male had tried to bor- ing to a garden, learning a Self-care isn’t a new during this pandemic,” she at 219 Lewis St. Zoom for hours instead of new skill, getting dressed fad. The difference is that wrote in the Instagram row her cell phone on Main occasionally glimpsing it Street. She stated he was like you’re going out just pre-pandemic, it could post. “It is SO IMPORT- Theft in the mirror. Living out to feel some semblance of fall by the wayside if a to- ANT that you celebrate in her space and made her the days in loungewear. uncomfortable. He was de- normalcy. do list got crowded. Now, yourself, live colorfully A report of a motor vehicle Wearing minimal makeup “People are social beings. eight months into the new and rejoice in that BRAVE theft at 9:50 a.m. Tuesday at scribed as a Hispanic male because no one sees much in his 30s, wearing a tan and And while the social fabric reality, it is a priority. Af- SOUL that is you.” 61 Commercial St. of you. Considering an in- has been torn down, and ter all, the thinking goes: But when it comes to purple puffy jacket. An officer vestment in home exercise checked the area but was un- you can’t be a normal so- If we’re not taking care of consumer products, the Vandalism equipment because gyms cial person, you have been ourselves, how can we do pandemic is pushing able to locate the party. are closed or restricted. A report of motor vehicle more focused on yourself,” jobs, parent children, care makeup aside as people The pandemic has forced says Rod Little, CEO of for loved ones? gravitate towards skin vandalism at 7:59 p.m. Mon- Fraud people to spend more time day at 18 Lloyd St. Edgewell Personal Care, For those who have the care products. The virus is A man walked into the sta- with themselves than which makes Schick and means — and that’s no even turning the “lipstick tion at 1:10 p.m. Monday to ever. Along the way, it has Bull Dog products. “It’s small caveat during this index” upside down. MARBLEHEAD report an attempted fraud reshaped and broadened beautifying for longevity, pandemic — feeling good Typically, lipstick sales through Amazon.com. Officers the way many think about as opposed to how I look in can mean looking good. skyrocket when the econo- Fraud took down a report. and prioritize how they the office tomorrow.” And the widespread iso- my gets rough because it is treat themselves — what It’s also a way to mit- lation has produced new an inexpensive way to feel A report of unemployment A man walked into the sta- has come to be called self- igate the feeling that trends in beauty and good. But during the pan- fraud at 9:05 a.m. Monday; at tion at 12:53 p.m. Monday care. life is careening forward clothing. demic, makeup sales have 11:59 a.m. Monday; at 1:47 to report an unemployment The pandemic-era in- haphazardly in so many Companies like Signet been rocky, and sales of p.m. Monday; at 1:52 p.m. identity fraud by an unknown carnation of self-care isn’t ways. That’s true for Ton- Jewelers and Blue Nile are skincare products are up. In Monday; at 2:14 p.m. Mon- suspect. Officers took down a report. about buying a signature ya Speaks, a 43-year-old seeing a surge in sales of fact, 70 percent of consum- day; at 2:46 p.m. Monday; at outfit, wearing a trendy wardrobe coach from Fort earrings, which are visible ers scaled back their use of 3:22 p.m. Monday; at 4:02 shade of lipstick or getting Mill, South Carolina. Be- on video calls and when makeup this year, according p.m. Monday; and at 5:12 SAUGUS a perfect haircut. It has, fore the pandemic, she people are out wearing to the NPD Group Inc., a p.m. Monday. for many, put the purpose was always zipping to and face masks. Department market research firm. As a Accident and meaning of life front from business meetings. stores like Kohl’s and Ma- Complaints result, skincare has eclipsed A caller reported a non-fa- and center, reconfiguring Now, the mother of two cy’s are expanding casual makeup as the top catego- A woman walked into the tal motor vehicle accident at priorities and needs as teenagers exercises regu- clothing offerings as more ry in the beauty industry’s station at 2:52 p.m. Monday 9:02 p.m. Monday on Broad- the virus-inflected months larly and opts for luxuri- people stay close to home. market share from January to inform them of a dispute way. drift by. No longer are wor- ous baths at night instead Pop star Lady Gaga, who through August. involving a management company, which she believes SWAMPSCOTT was entering her unit without Restaurants workers out of work notifying her and removing Complaints her property. She was advised that the issue was a civil mat- A caller reported that a red ter at this time. motor vehicle had cut the line again as virus surges anew for COVID testing at Shaw NAHANT Road and Thomas Road at By Tammy Webber, 5:40 p.m. Monday. Daniella Peters and Complaints An employee at Mission On Brian Melley The Bay reported that a per- ASSOCIATED PRESS Police received a complaint son was hiding in the bath- at 4 p.m. Saturday from a Waiters and bartend- room and refused to leave at ers are being thrown out resident of Nahant Road who 9:44 p.m. Monday. reported kids were on Castle of work – again – as gov- ernors and local officials Rock. A dispatched officer re- Fraud ported the youths were gone shut down indoor dining upon arrival. A report of unemployment and drinking establish- Police received a complaint claim fraud at 9:45 a.m. ments to combat the na- at 9:45 a.m. Friday for trash Monday; at 2:08 p.m. Mon- tionwide surge in coro- all over a property on Nahant day; at 3:17 p.m. Monday navirus infections that is Road. The caller was given the overwhelming hospitals number for the Nahant Hous- Hazards and dashing hopes for a ing Authority. quick economic recovery. A caller reported a street And the timing, just be- Fraud flooding at 451 Essex St. at fore the holidays, couldn’t 6:12 a.m. Monday. be worse. A man walked into the sta- A motor vehicle was report- Restaurant owner Greg tion at 3:27 p.m. Saturday to ed to be stuck in the water Morena in Los Angeles report someone had attempt- in the Marshalls parking lot County was trying to fig- ed to file for unemployment on 1005 Paradise Road at ure out his next step after under his name. The man 10:43 a.m. Monday. county officials banned in-person dining for at least three weeks, begin- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ning Wednesday. But he was mainly dreading hav- Bartender Kellie Mottiqua prepares drinks, Monday, at Bridgetown Ta- ing to notify his employ- phouse in Ambridge, Pa. ees. Lynn Drug Task Force “To tell you, ‘I can’t em- weeks as infections spiked blame. dining, even if it means ploy you during the hol- to an all-time high and “I just think that if we setting up shelters or idays’ to staff that has pushed hospitals to the all would’ve done our part heaters. Hotline family and kids, I haven’t breaking point. to begin with, we wouldn’t Some are challenging figured that part out yet. “‘Well, your last day is be in this predicament,” shutdown orders in court, It’s the heaviest weight tomorrow. You don’t have she said. “Things are only with little success. 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY that I carry,” said More- a job. You can thank your going to get worse for the A federal judge last na, who had to close one governor for that,” Karnitz service industry before it week declined to halt a or text the word tiplynn restaurant earlier in the said her boss told her. She gets better, unfortunately.” three-week ban on indoor and your tip to “tip411” (847411) year and has two in oper- said her husband’s hours Restaurant owners — dining in Michigan after ation at the Santa Monica also have been cut at his most of whom underwent an industry association Pier. manufacturing job, forc- shutdowns in the spring complained that restau- Randine Karnitz, a serv- ing the family to postpone and summer — are find- rants were being treated Spanish menu available er in Elk River, Minn., house repairs. ing the new round of unfairly. The judge noted All reports of neighborhood activity said her boss laid her off Karnitz, though, said closings challenging as that restaurants are un- last week after Minnesota that she supports a shut- colder weather sets in. like other businesses in will be investigated. Gov. Tim Walz announced down and that people who Many are offering curb- that their customers have Callers may remain anonymous. that bars, restaurants and didn’t take the virus se- side pickup but also to remove their masks to gyms would close for four riously bear much of the trying to hold outdoor eat or drink. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2020

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Coast Guard continues proved for the Providence search for missing fishing waterfront, the developer announced Tuesday. vessel crew The 325-foot (99 me- ter) tall, 1.5-megawatt BOSTON (AP) — The search for the four-member turbines approved by crew of a Maine fishing the Providence Planning boat that sank off Massa- and Zoning Boards, the chusetts continued Tues- Federal Aviation Admin- day, the Coast Guard said. istration and the Coastal A Coast Guard cutter Resources Management that remained on the scene Council will be sited on overnight was joined Tues- land leased from the Port day morning by a fixed- of Providence and John- wing aircraft, Petty Officer son & Wales University, Amanda Myrick said. developer Green Devel- The 82-foot Emmy Rose, opment LLC said in a based in Portland, Maine, statement. went down about 20 miles “The city has been northeast of Province- a supportive partner town, Mass., around 1:30 throughout this process, a.m. Monday. It was head- and we certainly ap- ing for Gloucester, Mass. preciate working with The crew did not make Johnson & Wales and any sort of mayday or dis- ProvPort to develop this tress call, and the Coast important renewable Guard was alerted when energy project,” Green the vessel’s emergency Development founder beacon made contact with Mark DePasquale said. AP PHOTO | CHARLES KRUPA the water and sent out its “Every time we get a signal, the Coast Guard project approved Rhode While wearing protective masks due to the COVID-19 outbreak, Lucy Vitali, who portrays Juliet, has said. Island becomes a little second from left, stands with Alex Mansour, who portrays Romeo, second from right, outside an The commercial fishing less dependent on the auditorium after working on their virtual performance of Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet,” at vessel’s owner reported fossil fuel industry.” Westwood High School, Monday. that the Emmy Rose’s The project will sell satellite phone went power directly to utility unanswered, and the first National Grid. Coast Guard crews on the The show must go on: Students scene discovered debris House coronavirus vaccine and an empty life raft. The search was hampered distribution task force Monday by 6- to 8-foot seas created put a spin on ‘Romeo & Juliet’ and 35 mph winds, but weather conditions had PROVIDENCE, R.I. By Philip Marcelo changes or many of the so her interaction with and Juliet at 6 feet?” he improved Tuesday, Myrick (AP) — Rhode Island ASSOCIATED PRESS other things that go into peers has been limited. said. “It’s a love story. said. About 1,500 square House of Representa- a live theatrical perfor- “It’s something I really They dance. There’s fight- WESTWOOD — “Part- miles of ocean have been tives Speaker-nominee mance. look forward to,” she said. ing. There’s a lot of physi- searched, the Coast Guard K. Joseph Shekarchi has ing is such sweet sorrow” But it was still an inter- “Just to be able to rehearse cal interaction.” said in a tweet Tuesday. put together a House task — especially for a theater esting challenge to focus with everyone.” Howard said he found an The boat’s owner, Rink force to help oversee the troupe hoping to stage a almost completely on their Cast members said illustrated version of the Varian, told the Bangor state’s implementation live performance of “Ro- voice work, said Lucy Vi- there was never any doubt play by Classical Comics, Daily News that the crew of coronavirus vaccine meo & Juliet” in the mid- tali, a 16-year-old junior they’d find a way to per- a British imprint, while was experienced. distribution. dle of a pandemic that who plays Juliet. form this fall. After all, searching online, and the “This is a horrific acci- The task force will has closed schools and re- “This was definitely a their musical production creators readily agreed to dent,” he said. ensure that vaccine dis- quired social distancing. good one to do Shake- of “The Addams Family” let the students use the The Emmy Rose was tribution in the state is The solution, at least speare for,” agreed Ryan last spring was canceled images for their project. part of the Sustainable done in a timely manner for high school students Kaplan, a 15-year-old following its opening night Over the last few Harvest Sector fishing following federal guide- in the Boston suburb of sophomore who plays the performance because the months, the cast has spent cooperative. lines and that front-line Westwood? Make a movie friar. “The focus is much state shuttered schools, three days a week rehears- “I am holding out hope workers, the health-com- version instead. more on the words and businesses and many oth- ing their lines and getting that the Coast Guard promised and the elderly This fall, the Westwood the terminology, which is er institutions for weeks acclimated to the quirks of will be able to find these are given access first. Stage cast has been re- what Shakespeare is all during the initial wave of the Bard’s English before people,” cooperative man- The panel will also make cording themselves re- about.” the virus. laying down audio tracks ager Hank Soul told The certain the needs of the citing lines from William For Cassidy Hall, a Jim Howard, the school’s in the school’s closet-sized, Boston Globe. underserved popula- Shakespeare’s timeless 17-year-old senior who drama teacher, said he soundproof music rehears- tions are appropriately story of star-crossed lov- plays the nurse, the turned to the animated al rooms. 3 new wind turbines addressed, he said in a ers. The audio tracks will chance to remain active in film idea after it became They wrapped up record- approved for Providence statement. then be set to images from theater, even in a modest clear that performing the ing last week, but not be- waterfront The 10-member task a graphic novel version of way, has been a welcome play live wouldn’t be pos- fore a small setback: The force, chaired by Dem- the play. dose of normalcy. She’s sible under the state’s cur- school was forced to close PROVIDENCE, R.I. ocratic Rep. Raymond Producing an animat- among the students who rent guidelines, which re- for in-person classes re- (AP) — Three new Hull, will work closely ed film meant students have opted to study at quire 6 feet of separation cently after some students power-generating wind with the state Depart- didn’t have to worry about home rather than attend between performers. — none in the cast — con- turbines have been ap- ment of Health. memorizing lines, costume in-person classes this year, “How do you do Romeo tracted COVID-19. Mysterious shiny monolith found in otherworldly Utah desert

By Lindsay Whitehurst ASSOCIATED PRESS SALT LAKE CITY — Deep in the Mars-like landscape of Utah’s red- rock desert lies a mystery: A gleaming metal mono- lith in one of the most re- mote parts of the state. The smooth, tall struc- ture was found during a helicopter survey of big- horn sheep in southeastern Utah, officials said Monday. PHOTO | BEN GARVER/THE BERKSHIRE EAGLE VIA AP A crew from the Utah The pre-kindergarten group from the Boys and Girls Club visit through Department of Public the window with members of the supportive daycare program at the Safety and Division of Froio Senior Center in Pittsfield, Mass., Tuesday. Wildlife Resources spotted the gleaming object from the air Nov. 18 and land- ed to check it out during a MBTA launches free mask program break from their work. They found the three-sided stainless-steel to Boston-area commuters object is about as tall as BOSTON (AP) — The system and distancing roll and insurance, The two men put together. But Massachusetts Bay Trans- while on public transit.” Berkshire Eagle reported. they discovered no clues portation Authority is do- The masks will be offered Grant awards range about who might have ing its part to control the during peak morning and from $5,000 to $15,000, driven it into the ground spread of COVID-19 by evening commute times at depending on the number among the undulating red handing out free face cov- the Charles/MGH, Down- of employees. rocks or why. erings at several subway town Crossing, Forest “We urge minori- “This thing is not from an- stations and trolley stops. Hills, Hynes Convention ty-owned businesses to other world,” said Lt. Nick The service that Center, Maverick, Orient apply for these funds and Street of the Utah High- launched Monday is Heights, Park Street and will look to issue awards way Patrol, part of the De- backed by athletic foot- Quincy Center stations. as quickly as possible,” partment of Public Safety. wear company New Bal- Thomas Matuszko, execu- Still, it’s clear that it ance, which donated BERKSHIRE tive director of the Berk- took some planning and work to construct the 10- 100,000 masks to the BUSINESS HELP shire Regional Planning to 12-foot monolith and MBTA. The Berkshire Regional Commission, said in a re- embed it in the rock. MBTA commuters have Planning Commission has lease. The exact location is so been required to wear created a grant program to Applications will be ac- remote that officials are face coverings since ear- help area small business- cepted beginning Dec. 1. not revealing it publicly, ly May. Transit police can es pay for COVID-19-re- worried that people might fine people not wearing a lated expenses. SMITH SPRING get lost or stranded trying mask up to $300. Businesses and orga- RETURN to find it and need to be “Wearing a face covering nizations with up to 25 Smith College has an- rescued. is one of the most effective employees can apply for nounced that it intends to The monolith evokes the ways to combat the virus,” funds to cover the pur- welcome more than 1,800 one that appears in the MBTA General Manag- chase of personal protec- students back to campus Stanley Kubrick movie er Steve Poftak said in a tion equipment and other for the spring semester, “2001: A Space Odyssey.” PHOTO | UTAH DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY VIA AP statement. “We ask that COVID-related supplies, President Kathleen Mc- Because it’s on federal riders do their part by along with general busi- Cartney said in a message public land, it’s illegal to Utah state workers check out a metal monolith wearing face coverings nesses expenses, which to the school community place art objects without that was found installed in the ground in a re- while within the MBTA include rent, utilities, pay- Monday. authorization. mote area of red rock in Utah. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Keep the mask: A vaccine won’t end the US crisis right away

By Candice Choi ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — Don’t even think of putting the mask away anytime soon. Despite the expect- ed arrival of COVID-19 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS vaccines in just a few A person wearing a face mask crosses Broad weeks, it could take sev- Street in Philadelphia. eral months — probably well into 2021 — before things get back to some- Thanksgiving could thing close to normal in the U.S. and Americans can once again go to the make or break U.S. movies, cheer at an NBA game or give Grandma a hug. coronavirus response The first, limited ship- ments of the vaccine By Michael celerating the spread of would mark just the be- Rubinkam the coronavirus. But while ginning of what could be ASSOCIATED PRESS such measures carry the a long and messy road to- weight of law, they are, ward the end of the pan- In Pennsylvania, if in practical terms, un- demic that has upended PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS you’re having friends over enforceable, and officials life and killed more than to socialize, you’re sup- Manager Yllka Murati waits for a delivery driver to pick up takeout or- are banking on voluntary a quarter-million people posed to wear a mask — ders behind a partition displaying a sign to remind customers to wear a compliance instead. in the U.S. In the mean- mask, at the Penrose Diner, in south Philadelphia. and so are your friends. Good luck with that. time, Americans are being That’s the rule, but Barb While many are un- warned not to let their tive. Pfizer last week will have to go back for a perts say the logistical Chestnut has no intention doubtedly heeding public guard down. asked the U.S. Food and second shot after three challenges of the biggest of following it. health advice — downsiz- “If you’re fighting a bat- Drug Administration for and four weeks, respec- “No one is going to tell vaccination campaign in ing Thanksgiving plans, tle and the cavalry is on emergency authorization tively, to get the full pro- U.S. history and public me what I can or not do avoiding get-togethers, the way, you don’t stop to begin distributing its tection. fear and misinformation in my own home,” said wearing masks when shooting; you keep go- vaccine, and Moderna is Moncef Slaoui, head of could hinder the effort Chestnut, 60, of Shippens- they’re around people who ing until the cavalry gets expected to do the same the U.S. vaccine develop- and kick the end of the burg. “They do not pay my don’t live with them — it’s here, and then you might any day. Federal officials ment effort, said on CNN pandemic further down bills and they are not go- inevitable that a segment even want to continue say the first doses will on Sunday that early data the road. ing to tell me what to do.” of the population will blow fighting,” Dr. Anthony ship within a day of au- on the Pfizer and Moder- As governors and may- off new state and local re- Fauci, the nation’s top thorization. na shots suggest about 70 “It’s going to be a slow ors grapple with an out- strictions and socialize infectious-disease expert, But most people will percent of the population process and it’s going to of-control pandemic, they anyway. Experts say that said last week. probably have to wait would need to be vacci- be a process with ups and are ratcheting up mask could put greater stress This week, AstraZen- months for shots to be- nated to achieve herd im- downs, like we’ve seen al- mandates and imposing on overburdened hospitals eca became the third come widely available. munity — a milestone he ready,” said Dr. Bill Moss, restrictions on small in- and lead to an even big- vaccine maker to say The Pfizer and Moderna said is likely to happen in an infectious-disease ex- door gatherings, which ger spike in sickness and early data indicates its vaccines also each require May. pert at Johns Hopkins have been blamed for ac- death over the holidays. shots are highly effec- two doses, meaning people But along the way, ex- University. Can you repeat that? Hearing trouble more obvious with masks

By Jamie Stengle hearing aids. much they relied on lip Communication Disorders. gy director for the western been obvious to her. ASSOCIATED PRESS Her hearing loss “be- reading and facial expres- Most of the time, hear- Pennsylvania health care Audiologists say it’s not came more noticeable the sions when people started ing loss happens gradu- system UPMC. just the lack of visual clues DALLAS — As nurse more barriers that we had wearing masks that cover ally and people will often Wheat, who had her hear- that’s making hearing dif- Teri Wheat made her to have,” said Wheat, 52, the nose and mouth. wait around seven years ing tested at the Callier ficult: masks and plastic rounds at a Texas mater- who wears a mask and “More than likely, these to get their hearing tested, Center in August, said that barriers also reduce the nity ward, she began to a face shield at work to are people that had some according to audiologists, even before the pandemic, sound level. And standing realize she was having a protect herself and others kind of hearing loss pri- the professionals who as- she frequently asked her closer to the person you are hard time understanding against the virus. or to all this starting but sess hearing. kids to repeat what they talking to — another cop- the new mothers who were Hearing specialists they were adapting,” said “We would have seen said, and people pointed ing mechanism — has also wearing masks due to the across the U.S. say they Andrea Gohmert, direc- these people eventually out how loud she listened to been eliminated in most coronavirus pandemic. have seen an uptick in vis- tor of the hearing clinic at but it could have been quite programs on her computer settings because of recom- So she got her hearing its from people like Wheat, the University of Texas at a few years from now,” said or television. But, she said, mendations to socially dis- tested and now wears who only realized how Dallas’ Callier Center for Catherine Palmer, audiolo- her hearing loss hadn’t tance during the pandemic.

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By Elyse Carmosino (the class ended), I just “It blew up,” she said. favorite one is probably the ITEM STAFF continued.” “Almost everybody in wharf. I can see it from my DiGrande’s oil paint- town bought them. I was house and I grew up jump- NAHANT — At just 21, ings, which have become driving around delivering ing off the wharf, so it’s a Maggie DiGrande will wildly popular with them and shipping them very special place to me.” be the youngest artist to Nahant natives in recent off to people in North DiGrande added that have her work displayed months, are inspired by Carolina and California. It her love for her hometown at Nahant’s Open Studio beloved Nahant land- was crazy the number of is apparent even among craft fair Nov. 28. marks and celebrate people who wanted a keep- her friends and professors A senior art major at DiGrande’s small-town sake because they moved at school. Lafayette College in upbringing. out of town or because “When I was talking to Pennsylvania, DiGrande, Primarily gathering they wanted to send it to my studio art capstone pro- who was studying inspiration from her fre- a relative who used to live fessor, she was like, ‘wow, it abroad in Italy when the quent walks around town, here. It was awesome.” seems like you have a lot of COVID-19 pandemic hit she said she began with In anticipation of this love for your hometown,’” in March, said she first what she called “the four weekend’s upcoming craft she said. “A lot of people began to paint scenes iconic scenes of Nahant”: fair — which is now up to in college are dying to get from her hometown while The Coast Guard station, nearly two dozen vendors away from their hometown, stuck at her parents’ Bailey’s Hill, Nahant — DiGrande has ordered but I’m always talking house in Nahant and fin- Wharf, and Greenlawn prints of several more of about it. It’s a very special ishing up the remainder Cemetery. her works and said she’s place to me.” of her classes remotely. It wasn’t until her ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO looking forward to the DiGrande’s work will be “I was so bored,” she mother posted some of big day, which historical- available for viewing at said of the lockdown. “I her work on Facebook, Maggie DiGrande, an art student at Lafayette ly attracts more than a the Open Studio craft fair was taking a painting however, that DiGrande’s College, is the youngest Nahant resident to par- hundred buyers seeking Nov. 28. More details are class and got really into paintings really began to ticipate in the upcoming Open Studio craft fair. homemade gifts for the available on the event’s it. I was just doing it in take off. holiday season. Facebook page at www. my basement, and I’m so “I was getting a lot of up with the idea of print- print shop in Saugus, “Right now I have six facebook.com/events/ glad I was in that class positive feedback from ing them on note cards,” DiGrande initially began Nahant scenes and one of town-of-nahant/nahant- because it took my mind people around town, and she said. small, selling her note the Marblehead lighthouse open-studios-community- off of everything. After then my mom and I came After contacting a local cards in packs of 16. at sunset,” she said. “My art-and-craft-sale. Help make a child’s Christmas wish come true!

Please donate ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK The Saugus Police and Fire departments have raised $10,000 for the to help make Dana Farber Cancer Institute during a fundraiser at Kowloon last the holidays month. Presenting the check is, from left, Lt. Mark Gannon, Police Com- munity Events Coordinator Domenic Montano, Police Union President happy for 54 William Cash, FF Steven Morando, FF Martin Hyppolite, FF Anthony years of making Arone, FFOP Jon Crombie, FF Ron Ruszkowski, Captain Scott Phelan, holiday wishes come true children in need. FF Joseph Phelan, FF Dario Picozzi, FF Andrew McDermott and miss- ing from the group, Patrolman Matthew Donahue. The Item Salvation Army Santa Fund is in its 54th year of providing Saugus Police, Fire present a check for gifts and coats to children $10,000 to Dana Farber Cancer Institute in need at Christmas time. By Elyse Carmosino of nearly 200 people and “It was incredible. An- ITEM STAFF offered a selection of per- thony reached out to us Your generosity is formances by the Honor and asked how we would very much appreciated SAUGUS — Saugus Guard and official Boston feel if the fire department Police and Fire presented Bruins National Anthem participated, and I said, a check for $10,000 to rep- singer Todd Angilly, ‘you know what, with resentatives from Dana Donate online at itemsanta.org performances from three everything else going on, Farber Cancer Institute local comedians, and a let’s do it. Let’s join forces,’” Thursday, following last number of raffles. Montano said. “I think that month’s successful Breast “Given the circumstanc- was really great. We get Cancer Awareness event es of this year and how along really well and he at Kowloon Restaurant. bad it was, this was one of has great ideas, so we play Yes! I want to help Firefighter Anthony the most awesome things off each other really well. Arone, one of four SPD to come out of (2020),” said “This was a team effort.” make a child’s and SFD members who Saugus officer and co-or- Arone said none of it helped pull the October ganizer Domenic Monta- could have been done Item Santa Christmas wish come true! fundraiser together in no, who spoke on behalf of without the help of just a few short weeks, the Police Officers Union. Kowloon or other local Name(s) said being able to donate “I’m proud of not only my businesses that donated so much to the institute partners who helped me to the event, adding that meant a lot to members of with this event, but I’m the process was a true Street both departments. proud of the fire depart- community effort. City State Zip “We have a couple mem- ment and everyone who “Kowloon is so good bers of our department came to help out.” to us,” he said. “They who (the cause) kind of kit He said he was sur- donated the space, which Enclosed is: $ home for,” Arone said. “I prised by the response is a huge help, and they Make check payable to: Item Santa mean, at this point (breast the fundraiser received, never ask for anything in cancer) has touched and added that this year’s return.” Please acknowledge our gift as: everybody in one way, event, which was the first Montano added that shape, or form, so when it joint one held by both he’s excited for other Name(s) above Anonymous comes to awareness and departments, raised more upcoming fundraiser treatment and things like money than the police events the department Other that, anything we can do department’s previous has planned. to promote awareness in a two fundraisers com- “Obviously if a pandem- positive way, we’re going bined, which he partially ic isn’t going to stop us, Clip and mail to: to try to do that.” credited to being able nothing is going to stop The Item Salvation Army Santa Held at Kowloon’s new- to work alongside other us,” he said. P.O. Box 5, Lynn, MA 01903 ly-launched drive-in mov- enthusiastic members of Elyse Carmosino can be Thank you! ie theatre, Saugus Badges SFD who believed in what reached at ecarmosino@ for a Cure drew a crowd they were doing. itemlive.com. WEATHER LOTTERY

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ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK All dressed up and nowhere to go Dealing with an empty slate of games

By Mike Alongi ing at St. Mary’s to now with Tech special day with special traditions in ITEM SPORTS EDITOR and KIPP’s budding rivalry, this has this area for football, and it’s going always been how Thanksgiving has to be really hard not having any of Thanksgiving morning is going to gone. I can’t even fathom that we that this year. There’s just something look a lot different around the North won’t be playing.” different about playing on Thanks- Shore, and around Massachusetts as The absence of Thanksgiving giving.” a whole. Usually a time where foot- games is especially hard for the play- ball stadium bleachers are packed “It’s a special feeling to play on ers, some of whom are missing their Thanksgiving, and it’s going to be with friends, family and alumni, this last chance to play on this special tough to go without that this year,” year there is only silence and memo- occasion. Sure, there will be games ries of games past. (hopefully) this spring, but playing a said Bishop Fenwick coach Dave “I just turned 40, and I think this rivalry game on Thanksgiving morn- Woods, who is also the school’s ath- is legitimately the rst time I won’t ing is a whole different feeling. letic director. “One of the great things be getting up for a high school foot- “The Thanksgiving Day game in about Thanksgiving is the traditions ball game on Thanksgiving morning your senior year, that’s what you and the alumni coming back and the ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK in nearly 30 years,” said Lynn Tech dream about and what you work former players all returning. It’s a football coach James Runner. “From feeling like no other.” Bishop Fenwick’s Matt Juneau lets out a yell so hard for,” said Bishop Fenwick’s my time as a player with the Classi- Matt Juneau, a senior captain on after a sack against Ipswich last season. cal-English game, to my time coach- the football team. “Thanksgiving is a THANKSGIVING, B2

PAUL HALLORAN COMMENTARY The game that topped them all

By Steve Krause A look back at ITEM STAFF Think of all the great players and great games we’ve been privileged to Turkey Day’s watch on Thanksgiving. Think of the great moments. The names. The his- tory. best to offer Harry Agganis. Dick Jauron. Tony English-Classical. Swampscott-Mar- Thurman. Peter Holey. Doug Mackey. blehead. Salem-Beverly. St. Mary’s-Fen- Arthur Akers. Mark Bettencourt. You wick. could write a book centered around Those are the area Thanksgiving ri- these names, and many more like valries I covered over the last 35 years. them, helped shape the history of I also had the opportunity to broadcast one of our most enduring traditions several Everett-Cambridge and a few around these parts: Thanksgiving Day Everett-Masco games. And a long, long Football. time ago – 40 years to be exact, I played I always get a chill when I go to an for Matignon vs. Marian. old-timers dinner and hear these old Yet, when it comes to memorable men reminisce about their days on the Thanksgiving football moments, noth- gridiron. I always have this image of ing will ever rival Woburn-Winchester raccoon coats, fedoras, and  asks of in 1979. whiskey hidden surreptitiously in a FILE PHOTO | BOB ROCHE I grew up in Woburn and started go- side pocket. I see striped scarves. And Marcus Rivera (left) is embraced by teammate Nick LaBella (right) ing to Woburn High football games in the whole scene looks … I don’t know after his game-winning kick return in a 21-20 win over English on … like 1929 or something. 1973. The Tanners won a Super Bowl Thanksgiving 2016. in 1975 under Coach Peter Sullivan Ask anyone, from any era, what the most historic Thanksgiving game is and defensive coordinator (and future letic association managed to concoct eight. Contemplate what little you can head coach) Rocky Nelson, two all-time and, almost guaranteed, that person will harken back to a time when he a playoff system that left the biggest accomplish in eight seconds. It takes greats. I recall the home games being game of the year, in the minds of many, you longer than that just to tie your a big event, replete with a 75-member or she was a little kid. Or, better still, to a game before the person was even as an afterthought. And on a day where shoes. marching band that kept the crowd in there were really not a lot of bona de But that was the time showing on their seats at halftime. born, but whose father, or even grand- father, recounted the tale. “big games” on the menu, this one ap- the clock when Matt Severance, a su- In 1979 – when there were only four peared, at the outset, to be the clump of perb underclassman quarterback, hit divisions and two teams made the Of course, by then, whatever exploits mashed turnip on your plate. senior Jonathan Kosmas with a touch- Super Bowl – the winner of the Wo- made the game memorable have been Both teams were 2-8 coming into the down pass. And when Kosmas also got burn-Winchester game was guaranteed magni ed times 10. The Football Hero game. Both had underclassmen who the two-point conversion, England a berth in the Division 1 title game. ran the ball in from the other team’s gave us a glimpse of what was to come, had its rst lead of the game, 20-15. Playing before a crowd of 20,000 (not goal line, legend says, zig-zagging all but it was not their time yet. Nobody a hyperbole), Woburn receiver John the way. Come to nd out, with a little That was all the English crowd need- paid much attention to the game lead- O’Brien made a TD catch for the ages research, it may have been a 20-yard ed to see. The Bulldog kids jumped out to give the Tanners a 22-15 win. “Obie” run off-tackle. ing up to Thanksgiving. Two Lynn of the stands and stormed the eld in went on to play at Harvard and died Well, I have a game that didn’t take teams vying for bragging rights. That jubilation, only to be told that there much too young. place 100 years ago. Or even 10 years was all. were eight seconds left. And unlike ty- In 1980, Matignon was beating Mar- ago. How about four years ago? That’s But as so often happens, the rst ing your shoe, strange things can hap- ian by six touchdowns when the Mus- right. Only four years ago, at Manning shall be last, and vice versa. Even be- pen in eight seconds on a football eld. tangs finally got on the board in the Field. I have seen my share of astound- fore the improbable ending, this game Classical fumbled the ensuing kick- last two minutes. After intense nag- ing athletic events, and on so many was memorable. You forget that no- off, and English recovered. Now, nal- ging, our coach Arthur Graham, agreed different levels. But for Thanksgiv- body from Classical wants to lose to ly, those kids could celebrate for real. to put me in as one of the deep men on ing games — and maybe even games, English. Ever. And nobody from En- But for the second time, that would not the ensuing kickoff and, yes, I did have period — the 2016 Classical-English glish wants to lose to Classical. Ever. be the case. English was called for an visions of taking it to the house. Down Turkey Day game leaves them all in These kids fought like gladiators from illegal procedure penalty on the kick, by 30, the Marian coach called for an the dust. the opening kick to the nal gun. And and the Bulldogs had to kick again. onside kick, which gives you an idea of For the record, the score was 21-20, it was a terrible shame that one of I don’t suppose that even now, there why he was down by 30. Another dream Classical. But oh, it was much more them had to lose. are too many English people who look dashed. than the score. We can skip over most of the game kindly on that call. Thanksgiving itself was beginning to and focus on the nal eight seconds. I HALLORAN, B2 lose some of its luster. The state ath- want everyone, right now, to count to LYNN, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2020

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Men’s college basketball 12 p.m...... George Washington at Navy...... CBSSN McNeese St. at Nebraska...... Big Ten Network Oakland at Xavier...... FS1 2 p.m...... Saint Mary’s vs. Memphis...... ESPN Drake at Kansas St...... ESPNU Fairfield at Providence...... FS1 Illinois St. at Ohio State...... ESPN North Carolina A&T at Illinois...... Big Ten Network 4 p.m...... Bowling Green at Michigan...... ESPN2 N.C. Central at Iowa...... Big Ten Network Oklahoma St. at UT Arlington...... ESPN2 4:30 p.m...... Western Ky. vs. Northern Iowa...... ESPNU 6 p.m...... E. Michigan at Michigan St...... Big Ten Network Morehead St. at Kentucky...... SEC Network Liberty vs. Purdue...... CBSSN W. Michigan at Butler...... FS1 7 p.m...... Rhode Island vs. Arizona St...... ESPN West Virginia vs. South Dakota St...... ESPN2 Saint Peter’s at St. John’s...... FS2 St. Francis at Pittsburgh...... NESN 8 p.m...... Central Conn. at UConn...... FS1 Charlotte at Tennessee...... SEC Network Tennessee Tech at Indiana...... Big Ten Network ITEM FILE PHOTOS | BOB ROCHE 8:30 p.m...... Clemson vs. Mississippi St...... CBSSN 9 p.m...... Georgia State at Georgia Tech...... NESN Top: Classical players 9:30 p.m...... Villanova vs. Boston College...... ESPN; WEEI-AM 850 and students run onto Utah State vs. VCU...... ESPN2 Manning Field to cele- 10 p.m...... Eastern Ill. at Wisconsin...... Big Ten Network UAPB at Marquette...... FS1 brate after Marcus Ri- 10:30 p.m...... UCLA at San Diego St...... CBSSN vera’s game-winning Women’s college basketball kick return touch- 12 p.m...... Charleston at South Carolina...... SEC Network 1 p.m...... Lamar at Texas A&M...... SEC Network down on the final play 2 p.m...... SMU at Texas...... Longhorn Network of 2016’s Thanksgiv- 7 p.m...... USC Upstate at Auburn...... SEC Network ing Day matchup with Horse racing 12:30 p.m...... America’s Day at the Races...... FS2 English. Men’s soccer Bottom: The English 3 p.m...... Champions: group stage...... CBSSN Women’s college volleyball sideline, including 12 p.m...... Mississippi at Louisiana State...... ESPNU coach Chris Carroll (center), look on in NFL shock after losing on the final play.

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 6 1 .350 220 254 Miami 6 4 0 .600 264 202 Dallas 3 7 0 .300 235 318 NE 4 6 0 .400 209 238 N.Y. Giants 3 7 0 .300 195 236 N.Y. Jets 0 10 0 .000 149 302 Washington 3 7 0 .300 200 227 South South W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Indianapolis 7 3 0 .700 276 208 NO 8 2 0 .800 295 222 Tennessee 7 3 0 .700 279 259 Tampa Bay 7 4 0 .636 320 253 Houston 3 7 0 .300 227 272 Carolina 4 7 0 .364 253 272 Jacksonville 1 9 0 .100 202 298 Atlanta 3 7 0 .300 252 275 North North W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Pittsburgh 10 0 0 1.000 298 174 Green Bay 7 3 0 .700 308 258 Cleveland 7 3 0 .700 238 261 Chicago 5 5 0 .500 191 209 Baltimore 6 4 0 .600 268 195 Detroit 4 6 0 .400 227 287 Cincinnati 2 7 1 .250 213 270 Minnesota 4 6 0 .400 264 278 West West Victory and defeat, the game W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Kansas City 9 1 0 .900 321 214 L.A. Rams 7 3 0 .700 243 192 Las Vegas 6 4 0 .600 286 276 Seattle 7 3 0 .700 318 287 Denver 4 6 0 .400 206 267 Arizona 6 4 0 .600 287 238 LAC 3 7 0 .300 260 273 San Fran 4 6 0 .400 238 234

Monday’s Game Las Vegas at Atlanta, 1 p.m. that topped them all L.A. Rams 27, Tampa Bay 24 Miami at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 26 N.Y. Giants at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. LYNN anyone knew, there was Titans-Buffalo Bills game, ing win, was not able to Houston at Detroit, 12:30 p.m. Tennessee at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. From B1 Rivera, running down the there were No. Flags. On. hang onto his job. His Washington at Dallas, 4:30 p.m. New Orleans at Denver, 4:05 p.m. Baltimore at Pittsburgh, 8:20 p.m. San Francisco at L.A. Rams, 4:05 near sideline as if a river The. Field. contract was not renewed, Sunday, Nov. 29 p.m. This time, the kick went of fire was chasing after This was the beginning and it paved the way for Arizona at New England, 1 p.m. Kansas City at Tampa Bay, 4:25 p.m. to Melvin Nieves, who al- him. He ran faster and of a two-day period of fame former English star Brian Carolina at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Chicago at Green Bay, 8:20 p.m. most immediately began faster, with nobody from for Rivera. He got a call Vaughan to take over. Cleveland at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Monday, Nov. 30 looking around for Marcus English anywhere near bright and early the next The very next season, L.A. Chargers at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Seattle at Philadelphia, 8:15 p.m. Rivera so the two could him. morning from ESPN. His Classical and English complete a previously-ar- You had to blink, and rub touchdown came in second were among four Lynn TODAY IN SPORTS ranged lateral-and-run your eyes, to make sure in ESPN’s Top Ten of the teams who were unde- you weren’t hallucinating. day. He was featured on feated up to the third-to- Nov. 25 1976 — Buffalo’s O.J. Simpson rush- maneuver. Nieves found 1925 — Red Grange, playing his first es for 273 yards and scores two Rivera coming around Here was this 17-year-old the show early the follow- last week of the season. It game as a professional with the Chica- touchdowns in a 27-14 loss to the from the far side of the kid, who was almost cer- ing week. ushered in another golden go Bears, is held to 36 yards in a 0-0 Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving Day. field. Rivera caught the tainly sprinting not just to For others, things were era of Lynn football for the tie with the Chicago Cardinals. 1980 — “No Mas, No Mas.” Roberto lateral and just kept run- victory, but into history. not that wonderful. En- next two years. 1934 — The Detroit Lions suffer the Duran quits with 16 seconds to go in first defeat in franchise history, 3-0 to the eighth round at New Orleans, ning. The English kids, some glish coach Chris Carroll, Going back and exam- the Green Bay Packers. The Lions had allowing Sugar Ray Leonard to regain It was one of those crazy, of whom never returned who obviously was ready ining all of the thrill- won the first 10 games of the season. the WBC welterweight title. crazy things. The English to their seats, just stood for some celebratory tur- ing games I’ve seen on 1948 — Howie Dallmar of the Phila- 1983 — Larry Holmes knocks out kicking team had over there, stunned. Now it was key, was instead left to Thanksgiving, all the sur- delphia Warriors matches his NBA Marvis Frazier at 2:57 of the first record for futility by missing all 15 round to retain the world heavyweight committed to the oppo- the Classical kids’ turn to ponder how it had all hap- prises, and all the mean- shots against the Washington Capitols. title in Las Vegas. site side of where Rivera storm the field. And, in the pened. ingful wins, a game be- caught the ball and began words of the announcer Classical coach Tim tween two 2-8 teams still A look back at running. The next thing in that famous Tennessee Phelps, despite the shock- takes the cake. Thanksgiving’s football memories HALLORAN pers and it was a thrill to From B1 watch the reaction of the Marblehead crowd in 2013 My first Thanksgiving when Michael Simmons, a assignment for The Item senior on the autism spec- was in 1985: Salem-Bever- trum, was sent in for the ly at Bertram Field, seat- final few minutes of the ed in the press box next 51-13 Magicians’ rout. In- to the late, great Salem terviewing him after the News sports editor Bill game remains a highlight. Kipouras. The Panthers On the Everett beat, I won, 14-6, and I would had a chance to broadcast have no idea that two of a game from America’s my future brothers-in-law, Most Beloved (Overrated) Stephen and Fred Ryan, Ballpark, when the Tide were playing for Salem. beat Masco in 2017. I will As Item sports editor admit the set-up for a foot- from 1988-98, the Classi- ball game was better than cal-English game was my expected in the relic on priority, though I recall Yawkey Way, but the ex- opting for the Swamp- citement level was manu- scott-Marblehead game factured at best. one year when the North- Other than a few years eastern Conference title when games were post- was on the line. The Magi- ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO poned due to snow (I know cians went into Blocksidge Tech football coach James Runner talks to Luis Pineiro during a game against St. Mary’s at Man- 1989 was one), I have been Field and made the Big at a high school football ning Field last season. Blue’s title hopes disap- game on Thanksgiving pear. Day for the last 47 years. Starting in 2001, I took over as color commenta- It really will feel strange not heading to a stadi- All dressed up and nowhere to go tor on the Everett cable TV football broadcasts, um Thursday morning, working with the ageless and I believe that from a THANKSGIVING their teams together for we normally would be.” coaches and players in John Hoffman, and the sports perspective, losing From B1 any type of organized For everyone involved, Lynn and the surround- only time Everett lost on Thanksgiving football is practice or scrimmage the resounding theme is ing communities, and Thanksgiving was my first among the most signif- “I feel terrible for the situations. Now, with the that the hope is for this I hope we’ll see you all year, when Isaiah Dottin icant casualties of this players, especially the se- biggest football day of the to be the last Thanksgiv- next Thanksgiving.” scooped up a blocked field pandemic. A rivalry game niors, for all of the things season set to pass by with ing taken away by the “We’re super excited for on Patriots’ Day simply goal and ran 60+ yards for they’re missing out on,” no games, it’s hard to rec- pandemic, and now all the season coming up, won’t be the same. oncile. eyes are turned toward a TD to give Cambridge a said Runner. “The senior I honestly don’t think Thankfully, Churchill traditions, the pep ral- “I think since seventh the “Fall Sports II” sea- shocking 13-7 win. we’ve been anticipating Sadly, the Crimson Tide, Downs, Del Mar and the lies, the team dinner, the or eighth grade I’ve son. anything in our lives for all their dominance, Fairgrounds are racing varsity jackets, all of that been getting up and go- “We’re moving forward have never had a real rival Thursday so in my world stuff is getting missed ing to football games on now, and I hope this is more than this season,” on Thanksgiving the last touchdowns and tackles out on and it’s tough.” Thanksgiving as either the last year we have to said Juneau. “We’ve been 20 years, and didn’t even will be replaced by exactas Coaches are finding it a player or a coach,” said go without playing this doing workouts every play on the holiday from and daily doubles. tough to adjust as well, Woods. “It’s going to be game,” said Runner. “I’d day, we talk about it ev- 2012-15. That made me a May the horse be with mainly because many really strange to not get like to send out a Happy ery day and we just can’t free agent for the local pa- you. haven’t been able to get up early and prepare like Thanksgiving to all of the wait to get started.” WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Dow crests 30,000 points on vaccine hopes, Biden transition By Alex Veiga and points to 30,037 as of 3:03 Damian J. Troise p.m. Eastern time. Boe- AP BUSINESS WRITERS ing, which brings a heavy weight to the Dow, rose The Dow Jones Industri- 3 percent. The technolo- al Average traded above gy-heavy Nasdaq compos- 30,000 points for the first ite was up 1.2 percent. time Tuesday as inves- Traders are favoring tors were encouraged by stocks that stand to gain the latest progress on de- the most from a gradual veloping coronavirus vac- reopening of the economy, cines and news that the such as banks and indus- transition of power in the trial companies. Overseas U.S. to President-elect Joe markets also rose. Trea- AP PHOTO | CAROLYN KASTER Biden will finally begin. sury yields and oil prices Traders were also en- President-elect Joe Biden introduces his nominees and appointees to key national security and were headed higher. couraged to see that Biden foreign policy posts at The Queen theater, Tuesday, in Wilmington, Del. “There’s some relief that had selected Janet Yellen, Biden is choosing mod- a widely respected former erates to fill out the cab- Federal Reserve chair, as inet,” said Barry Bannis- Biden signals stark shift with treasury secretary. The ter, head of institutional Dow rose more than 400 equity strategy at Stifel. points, or 1.4 percent, to Bannister also said the trade just over 30,000 encouraging vaccine news new national security team Tuesday afternoon. The continues to give hope S&P 500 index, which has that there is an end in a far greater impact on his desire to reestablish field to be U.S. ambas- Biden’s picks as little sight to the pandemic. By Matthew Lee and 401(k) accounts than the more than Obama world On Monday, the head of Alexandra Jaffe a more predictable en- sador to the United Na- Dow, rose 1.5 percent. ASSOCIATED PRESS the federal General Ser- gagement from the Unit- tions; and Obama White retreads. The gains extend a ed States on the global House alumnus Jake Sul- Sen. Tom Cotton, an vices Administration ac- WILMINGTON, Del. monthlong market rally knowledged that Biden stage. livan as national security Arkansas Republican — Declaring “America driven by growing opti- is the apparent winner “It’s a team that reflects adviser. and potential 2024 GOP is back,” President-elect mism that development of of this month’s presiden- the fact that America is Avril Haines, a former presidential hopeful, de- Joe Biden introduced se- coronavirus vaccines and tial election. That allows back, ready to lead the deputy director of the risively accused Biden of lections for his national treatments will loosen the the incoming president security team Tuesday, world, not retreat from it,” CIA, was picked to serve surround himself with pandemic’s stranglehold to coordinate with feder- his first substantive of- said Biden, at an introduc- as director of national in- “panda huggers” who will on the economy. They also al agencies on plans for fering of how he’ll shift tory event at which his telligence, the first wom- go soft on China. Sen. mark a rapid climb for the taking over on Jan. 20, from Trump-era “Ameri- selections stood on stage, an to hold that post, and Marco Rubio, who sits on Dow from its March 23 despite ongoing efforts by ca First” policies by rely- at least six feet apart and former Secretary of State the Senate Foreign Rela- low of just under 18,600 President Donald Trump ing on foreign policy and masked. John Kerry will make a tions Committee that will during the worst of its to overturn the election. national security experts The president-elect’s curtain call as a special consider Blinken’s nomi- early pandemic nosedive. Word that Biden has cho- from the Democratic es- team includes Antony envoy on climate change. nation, broadly wrote off “We are one step closer sen Yellen as treasury secre- tablishment to be some of Blinken, a veteran for- Kerry and Sullivan’s posi- the early selections as un- to moving past the elec- tary also added to investors’ his most important advis- eign policy hand well-re- tion will not require Sen- inspiring. tion uncertainty,” said confidence. Widely admired ers. garded on Capitol Hill ate confirmation. “Biden’s cabinet picks Lindsey Bell, chief invest- in the financial world, Yel- Biden’s Washington whose ties to Biden go With the Senate’s bal- went to Ivy League ment strategist at Ally In- len would be the first wom- veterans all have ties to back some 20 years, for ance of power hinging on schools, have strong re- vest. “People are still op- an to lead the department former President Barack secretary of state; lawyer two runoff races in Geor- sumes, attend all the right timistic about what 2021 in a line stretching back Obama’s administration Alejandro Mayorkas to be gia that will be decided conferences & will be po- has to bring, from an eco- to Alexander Hamilton in as the president-elect homeland security secre- in January, some Senate lite & orderly caretakers nomic perspective and an 1789, taking on a pivotal has sought to deliver tary; veteran diplomat Republicans have already of America’s decline,” Ru- earnings perspective.” role to help shape policies at a clear message about Linda Thomas-Green- expressed antipathy to bio tweeted. The Dow was up 444 a perilous time.

Dawn Wooten, Left for dead, twice, RadioShack left, a nurse at Irwin County Detention gets another shot online Center in Ocilla, Ga., By Matt Ott ident of Brand Keys Inc., ist would go to buy radios, speaks at a AP BUSINESS WRITER a marketing and research walkie-talkies and all the news confer- consultancy. “Being iconic parts to fix them, or even ence in Atlan- SILVER SPRING, Md. a lot of the time just means build them themselves. ta protesting — RadioShack, a fixture at people have a memory of Somewhere along the conditions at the mall for decades, has it. I’m not sure that just way, “The Shack” got lost. the immigra- been pulled from brink of remembering something is Unable to capitalize on the tion jail. death, again. leverageable enough to be PC boom that began in the It’s the most prized name able to convert something mid-eighties, it also found in the basket of brands FILE PHOTO | into success.” itself largely on the outside ASSOCIATED PRESS that entrepreneur inves- Success is some- of the portable device rev- tors Alex Mehr and Tai Lo- thing that’s been in Ra- olution of the aughts and pez have scooped up since dioShack’s rear-view mir- drifting toward irrelevan- the coronavirus pandemic ror for quite some time. cy. It booked its last profit bowled over the U.S. retail The company, which would in 2011. After store rede- U.S. agrees to stop deporting sector and sent a number celebrate its 100th birth- signs and other changes of chains into bankruptcy day in 2021, appeared failed to draw customers, protection. Those brands to be on top of the tech the Fort-Worth, Texas women who alleged abuse so far include Pier1, Dress- world in the pre-personal company filed for Chapter barn and Modell’s. computer days of the late 11 bankruptcy protection By Nomaan Merchant Dozens of women have One woman has said that Mehr and Lopez plan 1970s and early 1980s, in 2015 and then again ASSOCIATED PRESS alleged that they were hours after she spoke to to make RadioShack the place kids and hobby- two years later. mistreated by Dr. Mahen- investigators, U.S. Im- competitive again, this HOUSTON — The U.S. dra Amin, a gynecologist migration and Customs time online, rather than government has agreed who was seeing patients Enforcement notified her on street corners or in temporarily not to deport from the Irwin County that it had lifted a hold on malls. However, unlike detained immigrant wom- her deportation. Another RadioShack’s glory years, en who have alleged being Detention Center in Ocil- it’s Amazon’s world now. abused by a rural Georgia la, Georgia. The Justice woman was taken to an The big question is: gynecologist, according to Department is conducting airport to be placed on a How much value does the court papers filed Tues- a criminal investigation, deportation flight before RadioShack brand have day. and the Department of her lawyers could inter- when the prized target In a motion that must Homeland Security’s in- vene. audience of millennials or still be approved by a spector general is investi- The agreement filed in Gen Z have likely never federal judge, the Justice gating as well. Amin has court Tuesday propos- owned a radio, let alone Department and lawyers denied any wrongdoing es that no deportations stepped inside a store? for several of the women through his lawyer. would take place until “It’s a very thin line be- agreed that immigration Several women say they at least mid-January for tween being iconic and authorities would not car- have faced retaliation women who have “sub- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS being dead,” said Robert ry out any deportations by immigration authori- stantially similar factual Passikoff, founder and pres- A RadioShack store in Dallas. until mid-January. ties for coming forward. allegations.” OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma pleads guilty in criminal case

By Geoff Mulvihill U.S. Drug Enforcement program to induce them to company and the Justice ASSOCIATED PRESS Administration’s efforts to write more prescriptions Department. combat the addiction crisis. for its painkillers. The deal includes $8.3 Purdue Pharma plead- Purdue acknowledged And it admitted paying billion in penalties and for- ed guilty Tuesday to three that it had not maintained an electronic medical re- feitures, but the company criminal charges, formally an effective program to taking responsibility for its cords company to send is on the hook for a direct part in an opioid epidemic prevent prescription drugs doctors information on payment to the federal that has contributed to from being diverted to the patients that encouraged government of only a frac- hundreds of thousands of black market, even though them to prescribe opioids. tion of that, $225 million. deaths but also angering it had told the DEA it did The guilty pleas were It would pay the smaller critics who want to see in- have such a program, and entered by Purdue board amount as long as it exe- dividuals held accountable, that it provided misleading chairperson Steve Miller on cutes a settlement moving in addition to the company. information to the agency behalf of the company. They through federal bankrupt- In a virtual hearing with as a way to boost company were part of a criminal and cy court with state and lo- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a federal judge in Newark, manufacturing quotas. civil settlement announced cal governments and other N.J., the OxyContin mak- It also admitted paying last month between the entities suing it over the Purdue Pharma headquarters stands in Stam- er admitted impeding the doctors through a speakers Stamford, Conn.-based toll of the opioid epidemic. ford, Conn. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 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

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Daughter dishes out criticism but can’t take it from mom DEAR ABBY: Recent- you want the conversa- ly, I kindly and lovingly Dear Abby is written by Abigail tion to be “light” and gave my daughter some strictly social, which is feedback on how she be- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne why you do not want the rates her husband in Phillips, and was founded by her subject of politics to be front of my 8-year-old mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact mentioned. At all. It will grandson. I told her I then be up to her to decide didn’t want him to grow Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. which is more important: up thinking that’s how Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. her soapbox or some we treat the people we much-needed relaxing love. To make a long story conversation. short, she said that if I ANOTHER STATE since the pandemic be- wanted to estrange my- gan, but I’m thinking of DEAR READERS: To- self from her, I had suc- DEAR HEARTBRO- inviting them to my morrow is Thanksgiving, ceeded. I remained calm KEN: You may have hit backyard for a socially and no Thanksgiving and loving and told her the nail on the head, but distanced get-together. would be complete with- she could use the feed- you must have also struck One of them is very po- out sharing the tradition- back if it was helpful, or a nerve for your daughter litical and dominates the al prayer penned by my ignore it if it wasn’t. She to have reacted so strong- conversation with her dear late mother: has now blocked me! ly. Staying with her may opinions and observa- Oh, Heavenly Father, We thank Thee for food My daughter has had be off the table until she tions. Because of it, I’m and remember the hun- no compunction over the cools off, but visits with considering not including years about informing her. I don’t want to cause gry. your grandson may still We thank Thee for me about my shortcom- be possible if her hus- hard feelings, but I don’t ings, but went into a rage health and remember the band can arrange it. Not know what to do — not when I spoke about her sick. knowing your son-in-law, have the gathering, lay behavior. Although it We thank Thee for I can only guess that it out ground rules or put breaks my heart that my up with her political friends and remember the daughter has cut me out may be just a matter of friendless. time until he tires of your spewing? Your thoughts of her life, my real con- would be appreciated. We thank Thee for free- cern is losing contact daughter’s verbal abuse dom and remember the with my grandson. Fortu- and exits the marriage, MISSING MY enslaved. nately, my son-in-law is but if they separate, it FRIENDS IN May these remembranc- still relaying messages to may make access to your CALIFORNIA es stir us to service, him, but what about grandchild easier for you. That Thy gifts to us when I want to visit my DEAR MISSING: may be used for others. grandson? I have always DEAR ABBY: Several Deal with it by leaving Amen. stayed with my daughter of us lady friends get to- the choice of whether to Have a safe, happy and and her family. gether periodically over attend up to this amateur socially distanced cele- coffee to catch up. We ha- pundit. Keep it alco- bration, everyone! — HEARTBROKEN IN ven’t seen each other hol-free and explain that Love, ABBY BRIDGE

The ancient are still excellent Back in 1968, Eddie Kantar wrote they have a double fit. two primers for near beginners: “In- When on defense with a good play- troduction to Declarer Play” and er, always look carefully at his or her “Introduction to Defense.” They have card at trick one and first discard. just been modernized by Barbara Both will be trying to steer you in the Seagram and published by Master right direction. Point Press. She did an admirable In this situation, when West leads job, except I wish she had limited the the ace from ace-king and the queen word “hand” to one containing 13 appears in the dummy, third hand cards, and used “deal” to refer to all signals high with a doubleton (or a 52 cards. singleton!), or plays low with three Today’s deal comes from the de- or more cards in the suit. Here, East fense book. How should East-West plays the three. play to defeat four hearts after West Now West must resist the tempta- leads the spade ace: four, three, tion to cash the spade king. Yes, he five? would win the trick, but simultane- There is no bidding in the book. ously he would establish dummy’s In particular, to give the defenders queen, on which declarer can dis- a chance, often the declaring side card a diamond loser. must overbid, as North-South have Instead, West should shift to the done here. However, this would not diamond jack, which establishes four be an uncommon sequence, South winners for the defense: two spades, bidding game because he thinks one diamond and one club. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS DID YOU KNOW?

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The story takes Rick, Snoop Dogg, The High- led Leary, the High Priest of Hallmark Channel, 8 p.m. HBO will premiere its fea- us from their childhood in women, Yola, Ziggy Marley Original Film! ture documentary The Bee LSD, to seemingly sell out 1950s Australia to the artis- and more. The music lineup Two competing TV hosts (Alison Sweeney and Marc Gees: How Can You Mend a the millions he urged to “turn tic crucible of 1960s London will span the genres of coun- on, tune in and drop out” and Blucas) are sent to a festive small town over Christ- Broken Heart on Saturday, and to the sundrenched coast try, rock, hip hop, and jazz/ mas. While pretending to get along for the sake of December 12 at 8 p.m. The become a narc in 1974. At of Miami, Florida. The band funk. Hosted by Kevin Bacon, the heart of the story is the appearances, they discover that there’s more to film chronicles the triumphs created a distinct sound with the concert will financially woman Leary described as each other than they thought. and hurdles of brothers Bar- their three-part harmonizing, benefit the NAACP Legal De- ry, Maurice and Robin Gibb, his “perfect love.” Was she a Women of Worth their melodic voices forming fense and Educational Fund, government pawn, a Mata otherwise known as the a new kind of instrument. along with WhyHunger. NBC, 8 p.m. Hari or simply a beauti- Bee Gees. The iconic trio, CBS will air its new one- SHOWTIME will premiere L’Oréal Paris has announced its 2020 Women of ful, young, intelligent wom- Worth Honorees, and is rewarding 10 inspiration- who found early fame in the hour concert special, Play On: its newest documentary, My 1960s, went on to write over an on the trip of a lifetime? al women with $10,000 to support their nonprofit Celebrating the Power of Mu- Psychedelic Love Story on 1,000 songs, including twen- Through a series of candid organizations. For 15 years, the program has been sic to Make Change on Sat- Sunday, November 29 at 9 ty #1 hits throughout their urday, December 5 at 9 p.m. p.m. The film is a psychedel- interviews, Errol Morris and honoring the innate worth of women everywhere who storied career. Viewers will The event will feature per- ic head trip, crossed with a Harcourt-Smith reexamine are selflessly giving back to their communities. 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By Fay Abuelgasim tary base. Abiy’s govern- and Nariman El-Mofty ment and the regional ASSOCIATED PRESS one each view the other as illegitimate, and the No- UMM RAKOUBA, Su- bel Peace Prize-winning dan — The baby was born prime minister on Sunday on the run from war. Her warned that a final as- first bath was in a puddle. AP FILE PHOTO sault to take Tigray’s cap- Now she cries all night in A worker inspects disposable gloves at the Top ital is imminent. a country that is not her Civilians are caught in Glove factory in Shah Alam on the outskirts of own. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Wrapped in borrowed the middle of what some clothing, the child is one experts describe as a con- of the newest and most flict akin to an inter-state fragile refugees among war, so heavily armed is Virus outbreak more than 40,000 who each side. have fled the Ethiopian PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Many people barely government’s offensive in know why they had to flee. delays production A general view of Um Rakuba refugee camp in Now, people of all classes, the defiant Tigray region. Qadarif, eastern Sudan, Monday. They have hurried into from bankers to subsis- tence farmers, spend up Sudan, often under gun- lem Haylo Rada, the moth- said, “and I would wake up at world’s top to two weeks in so-called fire, sometimes so quickly er of the newborn. One and do it again.” transit centers, waiting in they had to leave fami- woman is ethnic Tigrayan, Almost half the refu- ly behind. There is not makeshift shelters in arid, the other ethnic Amhara. gees are children under almost treeless surround- glove maker enough to feed them in The conflict could have 18. Around 700 women this remote area, and very ings just over the border turned them against each are currently pregnant, little shelter. Some drink in Sudan; it used to be just KUALA LUMPUR, to 58,847. The cluster in other, but motherhood in- the United Nations says. from the river that sepa- two or three days. Malaysia (AP) — Malay- the Klang area is current- rates the countries, and tervened. At least nine have given Some refugees have lit- sia’s Top Glove Corp., the ly the most active in the more cross it every day. That, and tragedy. “I do birth in Sudan. tle to protect them from world’s largest maker of country with 4,036 cases. “We walked in the des- not know where my hus- It has been three weeks the heat and sun and rubber gloves, said Tues- Top Glove says it pro- ert. We slept in the des- band is and whether he’s since Ethiopian Prime curl under possessions as day it expects a two-to- duces about 90 billion rub- ert,” said one refugee, alive,” Eileen said. Minister Abiy Ahmed sent meager as umbrellas. Men four-week delay in de- ber gloves a year, about Blaines Alfao Eileen, who Her journey took four federal troops into Tigray have begun weaving dried liveries after more than one quarter of the world’s is eight months pregnant days. “I slept on this scarf after accusing the region’s grass into temporary 2,000 workers at its facto- supply, and exports to 195 and has befriended Lem- that I am holding,” she forces of attacking a mili- homes. ries were infected by the countries. It has seen prof- coronavirus, raising the its soar amid rising de- possibility of supply dis- mand for its products due ruptions during the pan- to the pandemic. Punishing hurricanes to spur demic. “We expect delays in Top Glove said it has some deliveries by about temporarily stopped pro- two to four weeks, as well duction at 16 factories as a longer lead time for more Central American migration in Klang, a town outside orders, and estimate a Kuala Lumpur, since Nov. possible 3 percent impact By Claudio Escalon The 29-year-old woman the United States. numbers during recent 17 to screen workers, with on projected annual sales and María Verza who never finished mid- “If there’s a caravan, I’m years. Add an element its remaining 12 facilities for financial year 2021,” ASSOCIATED PRESS dle school had managed going,” she said, referring of hope from the incom- in the area operating at Top Glove said in a state- to build a life for herself, to the large groups of mi- ing government of Presi- SAN PEDRO SULA, much reduced capacities. ment. most recently cleaning grants who make the ar- dent-elect Joe Biden, and Honduras — At a shelter The government on “To minimize the impact COVID-19 wards at a lo- duous journey together, experts predict the region Monday ordered 28 Top on our customers, we are in this northern Hondu- often on foot. is on the verge of another ran city, Lilian Gabriela cal hospital. Now, having Glove factories in Klang allocating sales orders to lost everything, she says Inside shelters and im- mass migration. to shut down in stages to unaffected factories and Santos Sarmiento says provised camps across “This is going to be much back-to-back hurricanes she sees no future in Hon- allow workers to undergo rescheduling deliveries duras at her age and with Central America, families bigger than what we have screening and mandato- where possible,” it said, that hit with devastating who lost everything in the been seeing,” said Jenny fury this month have over- her level of education. ry quarantine after 2,453 without elaborating. “I think that in Hondu- severe flooding set off by Arguello, a sociologist in factory workers tested It said it is working turned her life. Her home the two major hurricanes San Pedro Sula who stud- ras it is very difficult to do positive for COVID-19. closely with the author- in what was once a pretty are arriving at the same ies migration flows. “I be- neighborhood in nearby again what it took me 10 The health ministry re- ities and implementing conclusion. lieve entire communities ported 1,511 more cases stringent health mea- La Lima was destroyed by years to do,” Santos said. According to the Inter- are going to leave.” flooding. So her plan is to leave for in the area on Tuesday, sures, including daily dis- national Federation of “The outlook is heart- but didn’t say how many infection of the workers’ Red Cross and Red Cres- breaking.” were factory workers. The dormitories and its facto- cent Societies, more than It’s still early. Tens of cluster contributed to a ries. Top Glove reportedly 4.3 million Central Amer- thousands remain in shel- record daily high of 2,188 has about 13,000 work- icans, including 3 million ters, but those along the cases nationwide, bring- ers at its 28 factories in Hondurans, were affected migration route have al- ing Malaysia’s total cases Klang. by Hurricane Eta alone. ready started to see storm Those numbers only rose victims begin to trickle when Iota, another Cat- north. egory 4 storm, hit the re- Eta made landfall Nov. Tokyo governor: gion last week. 3 in Nicaragua, leaving The hurricanes’ de- a path of death and de- struction comes on top of struction from Panama to Japan can host the economic paralysis Mexico. Iota hit the same caused by the COVID-19 stretch of Nicaragua’s pandemic and the per- Caribbean coast Nov. 16, Olympics despite sistent violence and lack pouring more rain on still AP FILE PHOTO of jobs that have driv- flooded countries. At least Migrants ride on the back of a freight truck en families north from 150 people were killed and virus spike that slowed down to give them an opportunity Guatemala, Honduras more than 100 remain to jump on in Rio Dulce, Guatemala. and El Salvador in great missing. By Mari Yamaguchi Many Japanese used ASSOCIATED PRESS them as “moral duty” in trying to cooperate in dis- Lunar mission is latest milestone TOKYO — Tokyo Gover- ease prevention efforts, nor Yuriko Koike remains she said. firm about being able to The recent steady climb safely hold the Olympics in cases, however, could in China’s space ambitions next year despite grow- call into question plans to ing concerns about Ja- hold the Olympics. Bach pan’s recent resurgence of By Sam McNeil hours before the Chang’e 5 said “participants” and COVID-19 infections. athletes would be encour- ASSOCIATED PRESS mission was launched. Japan has experienced “We do not place rivals aged to get vaccinated in an uptick of the infections WENCHANG, China — (before us) when setting order to protect the Jap- this month with a nation- China’s latest trip to the those goals,” Pei said. anese public, but it is un- wide daily total exceeding moon is another milestone Whether that is true or clear how that would be 2,000 as the government in the Asian powerhouse’s not is debatable. China addressed if cases surge tries to balance preventive slow but steady ascent to has a national plan aimed in the host country. measures and business the stars. at joining the United Koike has met with China became the third States, Europe and Japan activity without further Prime Minister Yoshihide country to put a person in the top ranks of tech- hurting the pandemic-hit Suga to discuss how to into orbit 17 years ago and nology producers, and the economy. mitigate the recent re- the first to land on the far space program has been a “As the host city, I’m de- surgence of infections. To- side of the moon in 2019. major component of that. termined to achieve the kyo’s daily cases have also Future ambitions include It also is a source of na- games whatever it takes,” spiked in recent weeks. Koike told a news confer- a permanent space station tional pride to lift the rep- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Suga on Sunday an- and putting people back utation of the ruling Com- ence in Tokyo on Tuesday. nounced a decision to on the moon more than 50 munist Party. A Long March-5 rocket carrying the Chang’e 5 Her comment comes a partially suspend the gov- years after the U.S. did. What’s clear is that Chi- lunar mission lifts off at the Wenchang Space week after International ernment’s GoTo campaign But even before the lat- na’s cautious, incremental Launch Center in Wenchang in southern Chi- Olympic Committee Pres- that encourages travel and est lunar mission lifted off approach has racked up na’s Hainan province, early Tuesday. ident Thomas Bach’s visit eating out with discounts before dawn Tuesday, a success after success since to Tokyo, where he held a to support the pandem- and debris are brought to The lander will deposit top program official main- it first put a person in space series of talks with Jap- ic-hit businesses, after a tained that China isn’t in 2003, joining the former Earth since a 1976 Soviet them in an ascender. A re- anese Olympic officials, wave of criticisms that competing with anyone. Soviet Union and the Unit- mission. The four modules turn capsule will deliver including Koike, to show- his government was too “China will set its devel- ed States. That has been of the spacecraft blasted them back to Earth, land- case their determination slow to take steps despite opment goals in the space followed by more crewed off atop a massive Long ing on the grasslands of to pull off the games. experts’ repeated calls for industry based on its own missions, the launch of a March-5Y rocket from the the Inner Mongolia region Koike said widespread government action. considerations of science space lab, the placing of a Wenchang launch center in mid-December. use of masks among the Japan, during its sev- and engineering technol- rover on the moon’s rela- on Hainan island. “Pulling off the Chang’e Japanese is one of most en-week state of emergen- ogy,” Pei Zhaoyu, deputy tively unexplored far side The mission’s main task 5 mission would be an im- effective safety measures cy in April and May, had director of the Lunar Ex- and, this year, an operation is to drill 2 meters (about pressive feat for any na- that have spared Japan non-binding stay-home ploration and Space En- to land on Mars. 7 feet) into the moon’s sur- tion,” said Florida-based from the high rate of in- and business closure re- gineering Center at the The Chang’e 5 mission, face and scoop up about expert Stephen Clark of fections that have taken quests but still did better China National Space Ad- if successful, would be 2 kilograms (4.4 pounds) the publication Space- place in the United States than many other coun- ministration, told reporters the first time moon rocks of rocks and other debris. flight Now. and Europe. tries. B8 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2020 FOOD Celebrate indiginous culture

By Lauren J. Mapp TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE

As Thanksgiving approaches and the late autumn air grows through a chemical process known as nixtamalization. It is then colder, I find myself wanting to prepare corn, beans and squash strained and washed using a traditional corn-washing basket, a more often as a way to connect to my Indigenous heritage. Haudenosaunee utility basket with small holes in the base that Known as the Three Sisters, they are food staples in many allow water and the hulls to pass through. Indigenous cultures of the Western Hemisphere, including my Once the hulls are removed, the softened corn is used to make own: the Kanien’keha:ka or Mohawk nation, part of the Haude- corn soup and Three Sisters rice. nosaunee or Iroquois Confederacy of present-day New York and Before colonization, salt and refined sugar would not have southeastern Canada. been present in the Indigenous diet, so some dishes (such as The prevalence of corn, beans and squash predates European corn mush) use raw maple sap, maple syrup or locally foraged PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE contact, and their creation is found in our traditional, oral origin berries as a natural sweetener. Consult the “Easy Every- stories. It is said that when the daughter of Skywoman (who fell Living in California, I am thousands of miles away from the day Mediterranean Diet from the sky and made our continent, known as Turtle Island) Kanien’keha:ka territories where my family is from — Akwe- Cookbook,” by Deanna Seg- died during childbirth, five plants grew where she was buried. sasne in Upstate New York and Kahnawake in Quebec. Though I rave-Daly and Serena Ball. From her heart grew strawberries; from her head, tobacco; corn do not cook traditional dishes as often as I’d like, I try to incor- from her breast; beans from her kidney; and squash from her porate the Three Sisters into my daily meals. Preparing and navel. consuming traditional foods like boiled cornbread is one way for The Three Sisters are eaten in the longhouse — the long, Check out communal dwelling — at many of our Haudenosaunee cere- me to feel like I am home again, especially as I celebrate Native monies and festivals, including the O’rhotsheri (green bean), American Heritage Month in November. this new Okahsero:ta (green corn), Kanen’shon:a (seed) and Ka’khowanen Whether it is eaten for ceremonial purposes or for brunch on (harvest) ceremonies. The longhouse, which was the multi-family Sunday morning with steak, eggs and gravy, boiled cornbread clan living space for the continues to be an important part of Haudenosaunee culinary cookbook Haudenosaunee in the culture. White corn can be ordered online as corn By Martha Lynch time before European con- TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE tact, is now predominant- flour or kernels from ly used for ceremonial the Ganondagan State The health benefits of incorpo- purposes. Historic Site’s Iroquois rating the Mediterranean diet’s Today, there are still White Corn Project. In vegetables, fish, whole grains, many Haudenosaunee a pinch, other finely olive oil and fresh herbs are well farmers who harvest the ground corn flours can documented. With the newly pub- Three Sisters together us- be used in its place. lished “Easy Everyday Mediterra- ing traditional, compan- This recipe is a spin on nean Diet Cookbook,” registered ion planting techniques. the traditional prepara- dietitians Deanna Segrave-Daly Through companion tion of boiled wcornbread and Serena Ball show how to keep planting, specific plants with kidney beans, but these foods on regular rotation in are grown together to pro- serving it with a butter- your kitchen, with 125 recipes. duce higher yields, better nut squash sauce means Here’s one quick, flavorful menu distribute nutrients and even those who are veg- idea that’s ideal for fall. The jew- prevent soil erosion, an or allergic to gluten el-like Shredded Beet-and-Apple among other benefits. can enjoy this dish. Slaw is a simple but surprising The beans help convert HAUDENOSAUNEE THREE mix that may have you looking at atmospheric nitrogen into SISTERS BOILED CORN- beets in a new way. a form in the soil that all BREAD SHREDDED BEET-AND-APPLE SLAW the plants can use. The Makes 18 dumplings In the Ball household, this gluten-free, corn acts as a support egg-free, vegetarian slaw is the go-to for the beans to climb, FOR THE CORNBREAD: 8 ounces Mohawk white int side for main dishes from Mediterra- and the broad squash nean Crispy Chicken and Potatoes to leaves help maintain soil corn our (see Ingredient Note) 1/2 cup kidney beans, pizza. Even Serena’s kids can whip to- temperature and hold in gether this vibrant tangle of shredded moisture. cooked and cooled if using dried beans, or drained and root veggies with a touch of honeyed My ista (mother), Lor- fruit. Raw beets and carrots are com- rinsed if using canned beans raine Kaneratokwas Gray, PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE mon in Mediterranean veggie dishes 1-2 cups hot water continues to grow these from Italy to Israel, as a tangy and deli- plants together on her Three Sisters Boiled Cornbread is a traditional Haudenosaunee 1/2 teaspoon sea salt (see recipe, shared here in honor of Native American Heritage Month. cious mix of sweet and sharp. And even farm in New Mexico. Seasoning Note) in the dreary wintertime, bright orange “The Three Sisters in FOR THE SAUCE: carrots and ruby-red beets are in sea- the Mohawk language 3 tablespoons extra virgin son when there isn’t that much colorful is Kiohehkwen, which literally means, ‘They give us life,’” Gray olive oil fresh produce around. said. “That’s pretty much it in a nutshell. Corn, beans and 1 cup yellow onion, minced Makes 4 servings squash — along with wild game, strawberries and maple sap — 2 garlic cloves,  nely minced 1 medium lemon, cut in half were the main sustenance of the Mohawk people. Without them, 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 1/2 cup plain 2% Greek yogurt there would be no life.” 1/2 teaspoon sea salt 2 tablespoons honey In areas like the Southwest, where rainfall can be a rare 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg 1 medium apple, chopped commodity during many growing seasons, farmers may plant the 1 teaspoon fresh sage, thinly sliced 1 medium beet, scrubbed Three Sisters in a sunken spot to help collect rainwater and dew 1 cup butternut squash or pumpkin puree 1 medium carrot, scrubbed to nourish the plants. Regions that typically experience excessive Start boiling a large pot of water on the stove over high heat. 1/3 cup chopped pecans rainfall in the summer — like the Northeastern states — would Mix flour and salt (if using) together in a bowl, then gently stir 1/2 cup raisins traditionally grow these plants in mounds to keep the roots from in kidney beans. Slowly add in hot water 1/4 cup at a time until getting oversaturated and “drowning.” Squeeze 1 tablespoon of lemon the dough can be formed into a firm ball, but is not tacky to the Some communities, like the Wampanoag Nation of Massachu- juice into a small bowl. (Save any touch. Depending on the weather and how fine the grain on the setts, place a fish in the mound with the seeds as a fertilizer. remaining lemon for another use.) corn flour is, you may have to add more water or more corn flour. When the body of the fish deteriorates, the soil becomes fertilized Add the yogurt and honey and as nitrogen is released. Using a 3 tablespoon-size ice cream scoop, measure and form whisk together. Add the chopped Once the corn is fully grown, picked and dried, it is later pro- balls of dough, then gently flatten against the table to make a apple, mix together, and set aside. cessed in one of two ways for eating. burger-like patties that are about 3 inches across. Boil cornbread Using the large holes on a box The first method traditionally involved pounding the corn ker- for 20-30 minutes until the patties rise to the top of the pot and grater, shred the beet and the car- nels using a large mortar, made from a hollowed-out tree stump, are cooked all the way through. Depending on the size of the pot, rot. (For the most efficient shred- and a pestle to break the dried kernels into corn flour. I learned you may have to boil the cornbread dumplings in batches. ding process, use long strokes as this traditional, albeit labor-intensive process, during the summer In a saute pan or cast iron skillet, heat olive oil over medi- you run the vegetable from the top of 2004, when I worked as a cultural interpreter at what was then um-low heat for 2 minutes. Place onions in the pan, cook for 3 to the bottom of the grater. Other called Plimoth Plantation in Plymouth, Mass. The living history minutes while stirring, then add garlic. Continue to cook and shredding options include using a museum, now renamed Plimoth Patuxet, features reenactments stir the onion-garlic mixture until the onions become golden, mandoline or a julienne peeler.) of the English colony that sprang up there after colonists landed then sprinkle black pepper, salt, nutmeg and sage into the pan. In a serving bowl, stir the shred- in 1620, and the Wampanoag tribe who already lived there. Pour the butternut squash or pumpkin puree into the pan, then ded beet and carrot together. Add While working at the Plimoth Plantation, we were dressed in combine all ingredients and continue stirring over heat about 5 the yogurt mixture, pecans and the traditional, buckskin clothing of Northeastern tribes and minutes, until the squash mixture is hot. raisins. Stir to combine. demonstrating what life would have been like for Indigenous To serve, place boiled cornbread dumplings onto a serving plat- Healthy Kitchen Hack: To bump people in the 1620s. At least once a week, my daily assignment ter, then pour the squash sauce over the top. up the nutrition content, we don’t would be to tend to the fire and cook traditional foods over it, Ing≠≠ºedient Note: White corn can be ordered online as corn peel the beet, carrot, or apple skins. and when it was time to make boiled cornbread, I’d have to flour or kernels from the Ganondagan State Historic Site’s Many of the phytonutrients — the pound the corn kernels into flour by hand. Iroquois White Corn Project. Other finely ground corn flours or components that help plants ward off disease and can help our bodies In this modern era, at home, I use an electric grain grinder, cof- masa harina can also be substituted. ward off disease, too — are locat- fee grinder or food processor to speed up the process. The flour Seasoning Note: It is not traditional to use salt, but many peo- ed right beneath the skin. Peeling can be used to make boiled cornbread or a corn mush porridge, ple do today to please modern flavor preferences. depending on how finely or coarsely ground you make it. a fruit or vegetable strips these away. The second processing method involves boiling the dried corn Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC with hardwood ash to break open the hulls on the corn kernels,

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